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The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-03

TO tell him the Presidential star may set
on his path some time in the next twcn-
ty years The cabinet changes talked Of
are not likely 10 maieriaIize.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-03
Why Fido Ways
His Tail

n o advertise! 1t is his mode of telling the world of
i that particular mental state known as happiness.
When the baby laughs, when the shines, when
the flowers bloom when dinner sends inviting aroma
when any of thousand other things happen which
attract your a,tenion-you are being advertised
The whole purpose of any advertisement is to excite your
curiosity, gain your interest," your desire; tell
you something you don't know; to remind you of some
thing you have forgotten; convince you of something
which you have been hesiang to help you get the
best at least cost.
In Short the purpose of advertisement is in one way or
another to make you happier. Think over. Read the
advertisements in this paper and if that isn't so
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

Ser &uGtuS Ser Ser
gangenbeit. Gu bat lifer ifoll
bonn .GufoGer @al9en" gebort. SaS
mar 6etanatlid 10: Gle StoOt
9infaf i'm @lioB bate liG eIlcn lido
men nelten @algen aus Gidetgol5
geleiItct, uno oie 9ta66argenteiioe
Yfofienbeim mar oaraufbin mt Dem
@eiuh al Die Staot berangetretelt,
es moge ser nelte Hufader 8algcn
in Observation-Disclosures @eiie aild
Ben @faffenbeimern i'm SeonrfSTalle
cur @erfiigung geiteqt luerOel. @or'
auf o6cr Die Iufader bic itol5e gnt-
mort gaben: .Nimmcrmebr. Ser
@oLgen lit mir fir ms mo rnlerc
&inoer!"
SD er5dblte nal einent mooerl1ell
&ufader oiele @eIfidJte mo glalb-
tc, i'm oonit weiolih gedrgert 81
haben uno i6loB nit Ser bdmiiden
@emerfung: nSebt o6er babt ibr
nidts mebr Dor oen &faiienbeimern
poraus; iebt babt ibr aud feillen
@aloan me6r!~ ga meine er
1tol3: u4ruer, mer ban bod alma
g'bo." (9(ber mir baben bod einel
geho6t.)
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

@ortIi1 Of. = Ser Bfnrrer
Iab zines ieiner @eneinoefinoer, e..
men Gltcren 9aliern, nus Sem @irts-
halts tommen.
o9u muBt oas Erinfen aufgeben,
M1oos6auer,~ ermnbnte er i'm ein-
0ringlif, Dionlt bringt es Ni6 nod
ms @rab! @enn ou o6er ni6t
me6r trinfitu perldngerit on oamit
oeine 2ebenstage."
o0os CLAUDE i1 ielblt, $obfpiir-
oen," %eripioerte Der Bauer, dor et-
mem bol6en Sabre babe id) einmol
bieruno3pan5ig Stllnoen lang fei-
nen ErOpfen getrunfer, uno 10 boil
lilG lang mie Der Sag lit mir nod
feiner in meinem 2eben 9%etporoenl"
-8e1on9Ios. = RrGlioent:
Ser @eri6tsbof bat neben Der Srei-
beitsItrafe aud nod auf @ut5iebung
Ser biirgerli6en Gbrenredte oner-
fannt.
angeflagter: 8, Ons maft ni6ts
SD bGttc oieSntol oo6 nidt mitge-
ma6lt.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13
Ole e.

Ole Sauptlt + e. =
&err 81. (oie s3eitung leienr): ga
lit elmer 5ll einem Sabr @efdngnis
perltrteilt moroen, neil er ieine
Srau Inn 100 Collars perfallft hat.
6reuno: llno Die gllte mrB er
all1 tpieoet nebmen, oaS lit Die
Saltptitraf'!
9osbaft. 6rau: 00ie
gauge @adt bait on 9urten geipielt.
Sait OH m6bren0 oieier 3eit audi
nltr cinmal an oeine Srart geoa6t2"
@am: 80 ia, freiIid, elm ieoes-
nal, tpenn ih Die &reu5oame IN Der
9ano bate"
&eingefalIen. Som-
merfrii9ler: @S lit mir er51blt NOR
oen, @1uerin, sic mii6ten Natur-
butter uno Margarine oilr6einartoer
= oas lit aber cine nieOertrd9tige
@erleumoungl"
8Gnerin (eifrig): ~Nidt wabr!"
SommerfriidIer: nSeIbltOeritano-
lid; oenn bies bier lit Die refine
Margarine!"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

- Sad Ser &au erei.
9fidter: vllno geraoe Sie bat man
am It6rfiten gemiBbanoelt2"
nSerr &i6ter, id iage Sbnen:
meme Scale mar Der ¬enpunft!"
Sem ge9eben. RroB:
nGa baden Sic nal cine CUTE 81
garre; oie muB ober NIT Bertrand
germtdt neroen!"
SEER: n8eiten Cant; Sic rau-
den oie Sorte wobl ni6t?"
@r1taunt. - @roBpapa
batte nit @retden geipielt uito mon-
te nun Elm biBden nit ibr ausge-
ben. 9ie &leine itimmte iubelno
bel.
Sea, oonn oeb' uno LAB bid fer
tig maden,~ iagte @roBpapa, Duno
id" = fiigte er i9er5eno bin5u =
nDeroe mir au6 mein biibides @e.
itftden maiden"
@ret6en lab i'm in maBloiem
Starnen az.
%, @roBpopal" iugte iie, ~bait
on oenn 5mei?"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

arao tontmc. ME &c tort is gan9r.
Aic id &c 9ciragt ben, 100 ibr
neuer Stoti mar, ga 6ot ie gciagt,
oas ocbt all am nddiic Sag geld)ldt
perOe I'LL iie lpo0i, DAB i6 norge
Den gauge Tau aus ben Saus tort
Ite6n Debt, bietobs JIG poat nit, onB
i'd al sic SGdet DIES iebn Debt; lie
mont, oab i6 crldJt heinz fontme
Oebt, pcun iie gang %aufgefidit mar,
6icfabs tic moQt iebn, mas lie iopen.
Smprebi6en made Debt. Scrr &e.
Sadtiondr, i6 ben 10 en- Soni1 ge-
ba6t, ais Oh i6 mid in meme @ut-
miitigfeit DiO0er email 5u Ell Gels
Itrcid bait binreiBe ldiles pomit id
per6leine Sbue Sbrn liefper
GbiItpp Soueramper.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

Gin fIeine 0tplo NJ O.
tim. = Safer GU ieiner fleilen
9odter): Seute mar elm Mann bier
ino bot mir oieies 3immet nou
@el0 an, weiin ib inn aein 8riloer-
den aebe. @enn i6 i'm ollo ber'
faufe, fannIt Oh alles befonrter,
mas ou Dir wiini6elt. Sou lb
i'm ncrfoufen?
So6terden; Nein, Bapol
@ater: 0as lit braO BON Dir, Stes-
diem, ooB on 10 oiel 9iebe fur oeln
@riioer1en 5eigItl
SodterGen: Aber LAB i'm bod
erit gr0Ber tperoen, Hapa. Sann
frieglt Oh pielleift nod mebr fiir
i'm!
Oas 96redengfinO.
Sruo6en CUR @rbtante): uSoIt gu
Sid Iebr georiift, Santc?"
v@soriift2 8ie fontmit On
oarauf &ino?"
.9s1 ia = 8apa iagtc geitern:
Oh muBt epig auf 9einem @elo-
lad iiben."
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13
IN Sem @rnmer. NfeiJ

= Nus 0em @romen. Mein
SreunO Sugo, can0. mes. wuroa ge'
prlift.
IS Mrs inn ein @unn porge-
fii6rt, ser am linfen SUB labm lit.
rSie ieben, SEER &anoioat", iagt
Der Erofeiior, voaB oieier Diam anl
linfen SUB labm lit, uno oaB er oa-
Der binft. 8as miiroan Sic in Sic
lem Sale tun?"
Gtotterno crmioerte Sugo: Stun,
in Oie-iem 6a-aa-pii-ii-roe
id aud binten!"
&odin: 6rau @rofelior
fommt beute nidt 81 Wittag, pie-
oiel &loBe iou i6 nun mafen2
&rofelior: @ieoiel paren es oenn
ionlt?
aodin: Sef5ebn,
Yrofelior: Nun, Damn MAIDEN Sic
1eute Mir fiinf5ebn, aber etrpas
er6Ber!
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13
; m @rrthtgfooL. @if.

SIN @eridtsfaaI. &if-
Ter Gum @auner): gSie tuorelt
Id)on, che sic Sen ginbrid in Der.
lin pcrii6ten, cinmal oort?"
aSal aber incognitol"
StoBfeuf5er. Sprifer:
D@(d, sic @crfe Der anoern cribei-
men ale in &radtbano, nur ih
fibre nod elm ingcbunnenes Go-
lem"
0uaIifi5iert. pSdon
Iange 5crbrede iA mir ben Sopf,
fir mas fiir'ne Gurriere mein Sunge
iid om @eIten eionet; er bat elm
ean5 portrcfflidcs 6aiiungSpermo-
gen."
SEA, ooun laiien Sic'n GensOarm
mer0en!"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

" c q NJ er
ridt. Ger 8e5irts-O 6erforlter aus
Dem Stdotaen mod)te aniang 8in-
ter ourd cine Sausidlad)tung lidl
etmos gutes SdpeiuerneS e%inlegen.
Sn einem Ort orauBen bat er ocu
i5orltaufIe6er, Dem CT a.s Safuer-
ltanoigem Den auftrag 9ibt, i6m Don
einem Bauer elm fir i'm mo ielne
ISomilie poiienoes Stwein Durd)
Saul gu beiorgen; es ioa lao bis
100 @fuuO, alio nidt gu felt, 10
6aIt gcraoc redt Iein. NldIte Gage
6eriftet ser erafte 6orItaulieber an
Icincn @orltano ii6er Die Sade fol.
genoermaBen:
(9etreff) @eborIamltar Saube-
ri6t oes 6oritalIiieEers Sim
ton Samel
8eebrtelter &err S%eertorlterl
GGHe S6rer glrt fonnte i'd tros
.iirigIten Sudens in Der gal5clr
Bemeinoe teines finoen, iuas id iebr
>oonure.
SIR geborinmiter 6oritpart
Sintan @afnel.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

sic mill ni6t ia
pieren. S%aitsfrau Gum neuen
Dienitmd01cn): n8as id nod ia
gen Wolte: &erfebr nit Mdnnern
babe i6 niGt germ"
D8aS Sic iagen! Ga iinO uniere
gtaturen ober gan5 pcri6ieoenl"
= Iuf Il m 10 egen. @itWe:
0Meine 9odter ideint Sbnen 81 &c.
fallen; baben Sic etma Die Gblidt,
lie 5ur 6rau 5u mdblen?"
n9as geraoe nidt; aber -. db
-. ais Stieftpfter mare iie mir
ber5li6 m%iafommenI"
S6mer BON 8egrif.
fen. nSaben Sic Elm anide6ein
i'm Sauie?"
r@eb', ipotten'S nit lang, ionit
fann's Sbnu paiiieren, ooB Sic ald
a 8ein bre1en!"
Stimmt. STUDENT Gum
@uufar3t, na9oem oieier ibm eiuen
GerbanO angelcgt): rSe6r perbun-
Sen, SEER Goftorl"
= StGrfere 2eiltung 9.
ySlt es mogli6, Sic baden bel Dem
Idrcdliden @epitter 0ieie Nadt &C.
i6lafen!"
SD babe ni6t mal meinen
Sobn gebort, Die er bonn &ommers
na9 Sauie famI"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13
7ie WeidDidrtc bonn tanbea Ser9'
iteiger,

Gus mar in eineut Mlrtsbolts I'M
6operilGen 9llgdll. SD JOB allein in
elmer @dc oas @ait5imlmers, mo ne
ben mir, al eil1em Siide, iaBen elm
poor 0rtsbeUobuer trinfenO mo
roudjenO uno 5wiidenorrd) einanoer
@eidiften er5dbleno. SD borte nit
bal6em O6re BIN unS pam oabet
iel6er @eoanfen uno Grinnerungen
III eiaener llnterbaItltng. gtun aber
eradblte elmer meiner ytahbarn cine
@eIdiAte, Die mid bod oufDorfen
modte. IS mar ole @eifihte pon
einem tall6en 8ergltei0er, Der lo5u'
Iagen geraOe Ourd ieine Sallbpelt
oa5ll gefommen NOR, Den @lpteI et-
mes Ser gepaltigiten 6erner Der
&iroler alpen ais Grlter 5u bejiuin-
gen.
9ialer tau6e 8er9lteiger Bate, ais
es oen aufitieg COLT, cine mad Der
Meinung oes 6iibrers pertebltc
Ridtllng genommen. ST botte einen
faliden %fa0 5u fIettern begonnen,
llno ser 6iibrer bntte ibnt ans Sci
6~eSfrGften nafgeidrien, Tim Sim
melsmiaeu um5ufebren, neil iorl
Dies glultbte Ser 6iibrer elm
totlider Nbltur3 rnuermeiolid gelplB
lei. Mber Der tollbe 9erglteiger 6attc
Sen marnanoen, beieblenoen <f lei
mes 8iibrers nidt me6r ge6ort. Sin.
NAL i'm &letteru, bate er auf nldts
meiter qeaftet ais altis @inanfom-
men, 6atte er nifts anoeres gefanni
ais oas 3iel: ben unbe5wnngenen
@ipfel! ltno nie audi Der Sergltei-
ger gebriiat bate: Der taltbe ger9.
lteiger lei nidt mebr anf5uDolten
aemeien! - Garauf iei MN Der Der
5meifelte 6ii6rar ms Sol 8uriidge-
laltfen, Inn Die Gorilellte 81 benad)-
rihtigen, oaB bort oben elmer altl
mgong6arem Yfaoe einen 8tpfel
ne6men moQe man bdtte etre
Rettlngserpeoitiun uuSeeriiItet nm
oen smeifeaos 8erungliidten belm-
aubolen, 0ie @loden b1tten Sturm
uno Better galalitet -: aber Der
tau6e Yergiteiger lei in6miiden nit
mutpoQ-rubi9er Strait li6er ernpor-
qeflommen unO bGtte Den unbe5lput-
genen @ipfel als erlter be3mungen!
So, CT 6dtte, oben angelangt, einen
6allenoen SSufidrei OeS Sieges IN
Sic Id,immernoe 8ergwelt bIneinge-
Idmettert bod i6er ale Ole
AengIte nno geote ser Salmenihen
bintpeg!
qls ser @r3d6ler oieie @eiGiftf
bonn toll6en 8erglteieer geenoi9i
bate, erihoa @el1hter. Gen bats
oser leitt gfe6lt geb'n finnal"
meinte ser cine. Sen bot Der Scrr
gott lelm g'idiibt!" meinte elm anoe
rer. vam belten iid), oaner geGt och
befannten &eg!" meinte ein 9ritter.
gls ib oamals ienes @irts6ola
ucrLieB, oafte i6 Dem 8egebniS NH
Dem taubel 9erglteiger mad. llnO
CT fmuroe mir Elm @leidnis fir ale
fii6nen groberer uno Efaotitoer
uno @egbabner unieres @eihlefts.
sic maren ia ole gleiGiam taube
Sergiteiger gepeien, aberdeen, oie.
lin Elm bofites 3iel 5u seuinncn,
taub iein muBten fir ale @eisbeit
rno 8ernunft bes Sergebradten
Gas Bib oes tauben 9eetbouen En-
i1ien mir: ia, oas mar allA elm
fiibner @anoerer geweic:1, Der, obne
IiiGrer, ein5ig Dem inneren @enius
pcrpfliftet, Die itoljeIte @ohe be-
5wllugen Gatte, Inn BORT oben, Den
Sternen nGber als Ole Menifeu Oes
Gals, Sen &uf ser 6renoe in Die
Welt haaen al laIien.
llno 10 gemann ole @eididte le-
mes beiteren gS5dblers fiir mid cine
crnIte 9eoeutung. Inns i'd nil lie
6eioe ME pergelien: nidt Die @e-
Ihihte uno nift lire 8eoentung.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13
DHeurr stdjre,VS, : 81 hca
Nbilipp 50Uetaaspirr.
aicin licbcr Scrr Sicoattioudr:-

Sen alIllere
Gag IS Die Si55ie,
mas nietne Nlte
IS, aus ibre
&ab0ldyuictuug
tonline III bat
orlg %oalnbarIet
ullsgegudt. @as
is Die OtdIIer
init old? ben i9
g%efrn9t; is Did
Semau0 oni oein
SUP eciteppt, oO-
Ger mas is eS?
9%totttngs, bat ie
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13
81 baem n.

q bgemteen. Sullge.
Mann: SD weroe mir erlallben,
Sbrer Srdulein Eodter eiuen YanA
meiner @eoidte gu p%erebren."
@oter: ullnteriteben Sic it'd! Wit
meiner 1odter miro nidt ungcban-
BELT"
Snoistrete Srage.
nWfit artbur its nidtS mcbr?"
ngtcin, i6 babe meme Gerlobuas
au~fgeboben."
sir men oenn2"
Gin fIaiiiider Sans
fne9t. y9as ioait gu am &reu5e
bercu'n," iagte Der Sausfned,t gum
9ed)preaer uno blaute i'm geborig
our6.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13
Der bS6erc etanOpnnft.

@otur SeiIfunOiger:
v@aerfen sic fi6, iunger @tanr, per
@ebilocte BON beut5utuge gtbt ititDts
mcbr oilf oie Ner5te Der laBt
Iid lieber BON einem Sltrptrl1er
unlbringcn, ais bon cinem Ar5t aus
6eilenl~
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

Serr Gum 9iener): Sobam
Gil 6iit mir ii6er sic @einflai6c
g%efomlnen!"
0iener: .gtein, gn0oiger SEER,
iA fam ia sen 8iropfen 9ar nidt
'rnltsfriegenl"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

&~e1!ner: n9eoaure, marine
Speilen gibt eS nidt!"
3edpreIIer: rScufcl, iol6cr
@einfaa - iebt mlB i'd mid me-
gen Dem cinen Iumpigen GslaS @ier
nauswcr;; zen loiicn."
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

Som &IapperItor6 d.
glsden (oie chen Elm 8riioer6en be-
fommen bait: n8u, &opa, bringt
Die MdoAen aud Der &lapper-
Itord)?"
&ater: nIein, Die Mdo6en bringt
Der @lapperitor6."
Outer &at. SD m6dte
germ cine &unofabrt ourf oieie IN
terelionte StaOt MAIDEN. @S bari
aber ni6t lange oauern.
Gam benuben Sic am 6eIten Die
ilntetgrunobabnl
SnteIIigent geoaft t.
9ie feline @ls6etb (na6oem Elm
taubitummet 8ettler oas &auS cer-
Iaiien): raber, @ama, menn Der
Munn au9 ni6t ipreden fam,
f0nnte er oenn % aber ni6t oas
9ol16re0en Iernen2"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

@irgl Gam airdtaae 81 Sepp):
.9u, Cir fat bod borbin Der San
nes an Seilel bon 9inten am S9a-
Gel ~geporfen2 Sos laBt Gu Sir
9efauen?"
Sepp: IS oanf Sir, OaB gu
mir 0os geiaet bait = id) nero 9
Inn i@on 6cim5ablen = if batt 8
nur net gemirftl"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-13

@utbaben. .aatbe, On
bait Gid auf ser Ereppe BON DEM
@errn tiiiien laiien?~
nAaeroings, Mama; aber ben Stub
6atte er nod bonn Hfaroerlpiel Dom
lesten Sonntag quit"
% DENT,
n@as! SD oenfe, Gu bilt perbei-
ratet, rnO nun iBt Oh bier i'm &e'
l%tuurant?"
nSa, bcute lit mein @eburtstag.
ulO ga bat mir mcine 5rau oas
3ubauieeiien geidcnft."
S9one grinoung. =
DGs lit mirfli6 itaunenspert, mas
in letter 3eit aaes erflin>en ullroe
S~elcgrap6ie obne Grabt, Sabrer
obue Yfero, Yulper obne Gaut -
~SSest febIt nur nod eins!"
nIaS m1re?"
~Mitgiit o6nc Grau."
The Washington times., 1922-10-16
WOmen's Flannel
cite Nightg0Uns, 81

Wo"atn's F1annelette Night.
gowns. good. heavy quality. in
assorted striped effects. with
silk embroidered designs and
braid trimmings; double yokes;
full.Cut sizes.
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16
WOn,en's IOc
SC

Colored Border and Novelty
Printed Lawn Handkerchiefs,
hemstitched borders; also plain
white and satin stripe bordered
styles,
Goldenberg's-First Fl0er,
The Washington times., 1922-10-16
Baby Pants, l5c

Worth 25c and 35c Pair
Good quality Rubber Pants.
in white. flesh and natural
color; small. medium and large
sizes Some have slight defects
in finish.
Notion Dept.-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16

WOmen's Muslin
NightgOWns, 48c
Good quality muslin, slip-on
models. with neat blue stitch
ings: full-cut and well made.
GoIdenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16

81 AlI-Wool Serge, $1.49
54.inch All.wool French Serge.
an extra fine, close. twilled quail.
ity. in black and navy blue.
$3.50 All-WoOl Velour, $1.49
54.inch All-wool Velour. also
54-inch Goldtone. 54-inch Jersey
and 54inCh Mixtures, in all
wanted Colors. for suits, dresses,
capes and coats.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16

Black Fibre Silk Hose. three
scanned back; in black. white
and cordovan; all sizes: seconds
Of soc values.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16
29c Shopping Bags,
I9c

Twine Shopping Bags, large
size and strongly made; double
riveted handles: fast black
finish
Notion Dept.-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16

So Mannish Tweed Suitings
Guaranteed All Wool-54 Inches Wide
Strictly all fabrics in the
coorngs
a splendid selection of ! N ~
smar tlookin efined IN [ UA ~
styIs mani favo this
etc.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16

So All-Wool Coatings, S1.S9
54.inch All.wool Camels Hair
"Veltunia" Coatings, one of the
most popular materials for WON
ems and children's coats.
S1.39 Wool Serge. CSC
5O.inch All.wool Storm Serge,
a heavy, double.twilled quality,
in black, navy blue and brown.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16
Mems Nc Gar%ers, 25C

Brighton or Paris Double grip
Carriers. fine grade Isle web.
bing: in black, white and plain
colors.
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16
$3.50 Seamless
Velvet Rugs, $19.75

s II. 3x1o IT. s Seamless
Velvet Rugs, A xand er
Smith and Sons make; all
perfect quality; in floral and
oriental designs; beautiful
color combina tons.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16

Wonde
bel
chin In
nbrg's-T
The Washington times., 1922-10-16

These are wonder
full bargains for our
customers who usu-
ally pay much higher
prices for their boys
clothes. All sizes, 3
to 18 years.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16
Cldrk's Cotton,
6 SpOoLs I9c

Clark's o. N. T. Spool Gotten,
ib0ysrd spoois. white or black.
Blk speols for 19c.
Notion Dept.-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16
WOnen's 59c
RetticOdtS, dc

Knitted Petticoats, OF fine
grade yarn, in gray. with as,
sorted striped borders; correct
lengths and widths.
denberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16

Clinton make Coat Sweaters
or Sport Coats. N.neck style.
with two pockets; fine grade
worsted and cotton mixture; a
lightweight garment with the
warmth OF a heavy sweater.
The Washington times., 1922-10-16
Little Tots $3.50
Coats, SI.98

for the little folks. White Cor.
duroy Coats, made with large
collar. loose belted double
breasted models: neatly lined;
sizes ! to 2 years
Little Tots All.Wool Knitted
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had stained her face, arms and neck
thoroughly, and had adapted some of
the bright beads and gew-gaws of her
Spanish costume to enhance the one
she now wore.
I'll show that girl a real gypsy"
she declared as she left.
l couldn't help wondering if it were
all for my sake she was so anxious to
outshine Helen? AS l sat with Mrs.
Page in the dark room (she wouldn't
have Light many of my doubts of
Grace returned, my feeling of dislike.
She was too free with Walter.
1t was nearly morning when he
came in and we didn't try to talk, save
in whispers, because his mother had
only just fallen into an uneasy sleep.
1T was shame you couldn't go,
he said. 1--WE had wonderful time /;
tell you all about it in the morning"
But when morning came his mother
was not so well and he hurried off to
fetch the doctor in his roadster. 1t
was not until late afternoon that
heard anything of the party. Then
Grace came in and told me all about
| it.
Mrs. Page was much better; the doc
/ tor had been in again about noon, and
! said he wouldn't come again. A bad
attack of indigestion, he called it. Sc
l did not feel at all conscience strick
en- to leave her alone for little to
hear about the party.
Ito Be Continued)
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Chapters From a
Woman's Life
BY Jane Phelps
MRS. PAGE is I'LL
Chanter 20

Walter had sent out his invitations
for the costume party at the studio
He was going to dress as a famous
painter of olden times, and l had de-
cided to go as gypsy. Grace was to
be Spanish girl, and we shopped to-
gether for our costumes.
Let me see your list said to Wal
ter after he had made it out, often
stopping to discuss this or that one
with me.
Il see you have invited your model"
l remarked.
Yes, leaving her out would have
seemed a slight he replied looking a
bit uncomfortable. His mother was
listening.
at was not necessary, Walter. and
/ consider it bad taste. You never
should mix business and pleasure; 1t
doesn't do
Walter made no reply, and asked
him:
do you know what she is to wear?"
''She spoke of going at Night or
Morn, I've forgotten which. She was
anxious not to wear any costume that
might also be worn by another"
Naturally" l returned
My costume delighted me when it
came home, and when l tried it on for
Walter he raved as was his way.
'I'll have to sketch you in that rig.
Doreeni" he declared. You make a
fine Romany"
l had some stain for my face and
hands, and had used it so l could be
sure it was all right. Then | made
Walter put on his knee breeches, his
velvet coat with the lace ruffles, and
so on. We had gala evening. Even
Mrs. Page unbent enough to say the
costumes were successful.
! really looked forward to the party
with a great deal of anticipation. |
had been out very little since Mrs.
Page came, save when she was with
me, and / would enjoy the relief her
absence, her criticisms would give me
Then, on the very afternoon of the
day of the party, she was taken i'll and
quite violently. There was no use
thinking / could leave her so l sent
Walter off alone, a bit tearfully l ad
nit
His mother was not easy to care for
was rather querulous in fact. She kept
me running, wanting something, theI
when l brought it, decided to have
so-~ething different. She was fussing
over the uOS, what WOuiu OeCOne U
her pet if anything happened to her.
When l heard the doorbell l wei
coined the interruption.
1t was Grace Harter.
Walt told me- Pity she couldn'
have waited until after the party tt
get sick" she said in a stage whisper
I've come for your costume, Doreen
That Helen Ralstrom had the nerve
to wear gypsy costume afte1
Walt had told her you were to wea
one. But hers is Il cheap affair, no
nearly as handsome as yours. I'm 90
ing to wear yours! It'll knock he
silly"
AS long as I couldn't go it made NJ
difference to me whether Grace wer
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Heart Problems

Dear Mrs Thompson: l received
Christmas present from my frances
mother and | did not send her any
thing Would you advise me to send
New Years gift or merely show her
my sincere appreciation of her gift in
letter? CLARA.
Write the letter, showing your ap-
probation A gift which comes as an
afterthought or to pay for something
received is valueless. On your frances
mothers birthday or at Easter time
you might send gift, however.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are chums
in school and are between IA and 10
years old. We admire boy about the
same age but he doesn't seem to no
tice us at all He likes a girl in the
same grade as we are, but we would
like to have him for our chum. How
can we win his affections?
MASSEY CHUMS.
Give up all thought or winning the
boys affections To make such an eff
fort would be in decidedly bad taste.
Speak when you meet, but do nothing
further.
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and gasped with delight. She was
wonderful! Her jet black hair, band.
ed with beads of different colors made
her look every whit the Romany. She
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a Romany in my costume, Or a Span
ish girl in her own. gave it to her
and she dressed in my room. When
she was ready to leave she called me
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A big ranch in Alberta, Canada, has
a motor ambulance especially for the
care of sheep.