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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10

tb. mott. invalid nrrlir.. .Y which
mad received Cis.v snt n tho
s4r,. ,bnlr ul4y.I with nav lam.
ou.t Btt snmchow when heard
10 u,apta st,u Np tb. r.put r.I an
.l,,tt.c element In th- sluntIop which
DO. other had lacked
MAY" Bicf cried ouf. ,y4aiiy a.
Ctssy had done. Nrt Iu what "a alork.d
ma --,mnathotir tome, Do thrilled mr
iuadn me- ferl sorr, for mytDir Tears
came and "a wave OF color .prrlt
n,,r nv face Ami wa nltG fbni
my features were covered b., ri,ii.
Gated cotton
MANI u's so much wor..
Dick .topp,d az 10 that wen. uf,
Inc wfAnr apa.rb go mako ID. r.
I'm, hnndugrs vour eve, vlpn
viii YOU ses D.. I,mnud.d
"p-rhaps not as uu' ppriHp.
never %nrnin"
Al that the mot astonishing thing
hsppen,d The man w.ts uu hI. I..,-
pf m, side fsir BAL. fnt.h.il nr U.
arm hIa tears. wei Uv hlud
As for thc hand.,eo. DO may o..
ns well IL never t4t. Thorn .r-f q
continued
.Thut { may look hoIf,r- with 70
vsIFf. t.,.tf
What trov ~ 9t the .ruiIu
tru, hr whiruei,d.
Ell may bsHf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10

onleinterndluuuulG
as eyer since the first
time her sickness ap-
parsd she had to 20
10 bed ana even had
10 quit school once
for a week / always
take LYDIA f. PINK
ham Vegetable
Compound myself 70
| gave IL 20 her and
|ehe has received
benefit from 10.
You Gun uze this let
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10
Harmless Means
Of Reducing Fat

edHeina fhrtf reifht nfro 20 "a ttaHr
aunr mfihud EstfanrdinurN hrraass
Will. perfttuy Harmless un dieiiuE cor 90
efsiss nfe nrssssary Nfrmniu Prescription
Tnhlets ar made sNaetly in accordance
VIII the famous MnUnnla Prescription
i#u rrduss stsndilg add vasily With uY 90
fleets PgnsHns thrn FROM fnnr afufFi.f
ut uis dollar fr . en-e. ar send prize ii.rtt
na tho Namnlt Cnmrany tdi2 Woodward
avenue. Detroit. Mich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10
STUPID CENSORSHIP

REroRE yon can pee any move. yu have 20 ieaos Passed by the national
- board Of review
That organization of ceusors IN 1921 inspected nor Than loOo miles
* film Roughly that would reach from Now York To Chicago
Movie oeneosnp frequently h stupid That iH To De expected, con-
alerlur the Immense volume OF films censored
The trouble with crnsors NJ an kinds Be- that they are usniy years be-
hind the standards OF the average person. These standards change
In vmw II som Of the sunt that gets by The movie ensors the trouble
obviously Is Less In Mo movie ccnsurs Than la the producers who need cen
sorinr Rules are hound go ie stupid occasionally, when nre-dangers arc
aV0.uNa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10
THE PAlNTER PROPHET

MORE than 900 year. ago. Leonardo da NipcL Tine Italian artist who painted
" TW. last supper Invented 90 submarine bout and recorded.
How bv 90 certain mlchiu, many may stay some M Under w1fer.
md how and wherefore d. ap NOT describe us u'tHud .. And 0 du mot
publish o. or diNulso THESE Uy reasou % tho evil nature uf men. who would
tp them FOR vaccinations at the. bottom OF the as. uy destroying ships
ANA mixing thpul together with the men tn them"
Sounds u- T 90 we've ru,n lu 1899 Instead Urf four CENTURIES upu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10
BEGINNING TO BREAK

A PERIOD of depression such as We have been passing through lie like
q danming up "a river Finally the DAM i'Ht# and "a flood of orders
r4nes forth providing plenty of jobs.
lnlfond@ for Instance:
nuIur 1894. they ordered only 1880 freight airs including foreign or
dma against % yearly average OF 10000 cars "a year before the war Sim
iar. only 200 tugIaos were ordered iu 1927. against "a pre-war normal ~
5000 "a gear
Rnlroadmg as nor The only nduary that s behind on orders whoa
no dam breaks 70 boom win tart p us beginning 60 break now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10

charity. health
should begin .tt
hoIu, Instead ~
heinr tho great
source OF health o.
.houI3 hr the
homo ls often tho
sfurrlnE point Of
much ~preyentnblo
disease.
Iliyr.cnic living
nus ever be The
underlying basis Of
disease prevention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10
MOTHERS AND
DAUGHTERS
Read This Letter from Mrs.
w. S. Hughes

Greenviiie, Del WA under tho
impression that my eldest daughter had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10

iewcirs can NOT PERFORM. Ne took
pride albeit of m humble sort-in
our inFer-ou ls a dollar watch. II
could Doe compared IA nothing elise In
the world 90 unique manifestation 81
human Ingenuity.
But when we were forced 20 pay
50 90 Tor thls o~onrrivance h entered
the field leuinst dozens Of other
makes aud invited annoying compar-
aoua We could no longer defend it
40 stnnchly as We had nice done
We guarded f against theft anu OK
pectod b. tn Keep good 1ime
And chen came the end lust as
% comcs tc ai Of ~ when we over
reach IN our ambition to beromo
-omethiug other than we are, There
~ e lrsfoh for aa humans in tho
failure % Tho lngersoll watch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10

lt You can form TIE correct aubit4
and discard other habits that handi-
cap your body you will never know
what real sickness IT,
A health bulletin Of the Framing
hnm, Mass, Community Health STA.
ZION gives "a number ~ rules ON psf
Honal hygiene that are fu the uoinf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-10

Eraser tips int lead ponoile 1ro
made OF 90 rubier substitute called
Uuragul
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'NWa1vfase ahiZue'Y

sweet with my two children. al
though hubby could make things
more pleasant for me If he wished.
Men are made of habits. One
annoying habit of my husbands, as
well as many other men I know.
is that he spends at least every
second evening downtown with the
boys.
! try to be careful and put all
the time | can spare on my toilette
for dinner, but in his haste to
change his clothes and get back 10
town he seldom looks at me. The
children are always in bed at
o'clock. but | have no maid. s."
there is no one to care for them
while | go to the movies or spend
the evening with a neiChbor.
On Charles evenings at home.
after dinner he finds the easiest
chair. good book. and his pipe.
and that is how he spends the
whole evening. Then he wonders
why I fall asleep over my sewing.
as ] sit hour after hour listening
to nothing but the rustic of the
pages as he turns them.
What would he and other men
think of women if we were as sell
fish and thoughtless and they
are? NJ. d.
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BeautYoAzzsWeyy

Mother: Silver gray hair should
never be dried before a hot fire,
as ii tends to turn it yellow. 1t is
hest-whenever possible-to dry it
in the sunshine. or fan or rub 1t
dry. Put few drops of bluing in
the last rinse water, to keep it
silver white,
X. o. r.: Cold colors should be
avoided by the sallOw complex
Toned. white may be worn by
woman Of any age, but the pure
blue white must be softened to
creamy or pink-toned whites to suit
the individual.
G.. X: Here are two exercises
would recommend for you. They
are to be tone before an open win.
dow. the first thing on arising. In
loose clothing. with hands at sides
and body erect. begin to inhale
deeply. slowly raising both hands
as you do SO. until they reach over
head. back to hack of hands. Then
lower them slowly. eXhaling az
hands GO back to position. Repeat
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.HWnSCODe
FRIDAY. MAY IL. 1872.

This is read as a doubtful day.
AstroIogers find that Mercury and
Uranus are in strongly malefic as
pcct. while Saturn and Jupiter are
friendly.
There is a Sign read as indICat-
ing great increase Of propaganda
on national as well as international
issues
Newspapers and ma gazines will
carry many important articles that
cause the people to think more Sc
riousIy than usual, the seers fore
tell.
Theaters where the spoken
drama is presented will have a dull
time for many months. it is prog
spent for amusement will be used
for necessities.
This is not a fortunate day for
aGixing ones name to legal papers
Of any sort.
Advertising is subject to the best
possible direction of the stars and
will be even more in demand than
formerly. it is fOretold.
The aspect Of Jupiter and Saturn
today seems to indicate a better
understanding between capital and
labor on certain vital issues.
Merchants should profit under
this sway. which presages much
buying by women and large eXpen-
ditures for motor cars.
Sports come under a planetary
rule making for supreme interest
in baseball and college events. of
every sOr'. Again warning is given
that thee may he an unusual num-
Der Of accidents.
Germany is subject to planets
that are believed to stimulate and
encourage all who work and great
economic progress is foretold.
MI the signs seem to indicate
that the people of every country
viii take government more and
more into their own hands. The
masses and not the classes are to
hold power. astrolO-ers declare.
Russia is now Influenced by
planets that presage collapse of
Soviet government
Persons whose birthdate Il Is have
the augury Of an eventful wear
They will succeed in all financial
matters, but should guard against
scandal.
Children born on this day may
he erratic and mercuriaI. but gem
crous and gifted. They will be
-l.-rl-v all through life. in all proba-
biIity.
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Marguerite Hurte1'
CHARACTERS IN THE STORY

you love me enough to wait and
trust me-"
A dark look came over his brow.
and his eyes would not meet hers.
He was broOding over the affair,
and meant to be tragic. Jane could
tell.
You said-one month" he asked
slowly.
Yes. That was in the will"
why don't you tell me the res,
of it, he asked rather GROSSLY. AT
the end of the month you are to
marry Harry Roberts"
silly and impossible" Jane de-
MED.
And If you don't marry Harry
Roberts, you are to be adopted as
legal heir. You'll be his sister
then, eh?" he reminded.
81 pay no attention to that Will,
| told Harry / would not consider
it for a moment" Jane declared
hotly.
Rather foolish. aren't you:" he
asked sharply
please do not discuss this fur
ther."
But why be heroic? l shall not
bind you to your bargain" he said
jealousy adding unpleasantly. Per
haps until you have thought it over
we need not waste time looking at
apartments"
Very well." Jane said shortly.
She had no idea Norman could he
so unreasonable.
In silence they drove through the
park Later he suggested that they
stop for waffles and tea at the
Claremont
Jane sat moodily at the table. She
looked out over the river and thought
of that other night not so long ago.
when Harry had been there with Flo.
and jane had been with Hattie and
Mr.. Carruthrs. Things had changed
greatly since then. to be sure. That
night Jane was pining because Harry
had deserted her, and tonight she
because Harry Roberts wanted 20
marry her
That couple seem to be happy"
Norman remarked rather cynically.
Jane glanced to a corner table. where
a young couple were holding hands
oblivious of all the world. familiar
lite giGgle arrested James attention
and then as the girl turned. she saw
that il was Hattie, The man was
Carruthers, Hattie came hurrying
over to the table.
You must know the wonderful
news. We are married." she squealed
joyously.
"Married'" Jane cried in surprise
Yes, And we've a tiny apartment
up the drive. one of those big marble
places you know. It's not very big.
that is the building is. but not our
apartment" Hattie raved on as usual.
Congratulations" Norman men,
toned formally, and Hattie replied
f1ippantly.
Don't mention it,
Be sure to come to see me-" she
called back to Jane as she hurried
back to her husband.
They are very happy" Jane
sighed
Norman seized James hands passion
ately. and broke through his reserve.
I'VE could be too. sweetheart, Why
do you let dead mans whim keep
us apart? Marry me at once. to-
night, will you?"
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food
oMOT77iI7g
DEIzge "
By RUDOLPH PERKINS

Greenwood Washington. who keeps
a small fleet of taXicabs at Seventh
and T streets northwest has a habit
OF walking with his hands behind
his back
He passed Bob Crawley one Of his
former chauffeurs. on the street one
day. Bob noticed that Greenwood's
hands were as usual behind his back
and without saying word pasted
his former boss a hard one in the
nose and knocked him down. The
pair had previously had fuss.
Thought he was gonna crack me
one" Bob explained.
You thought wrong said the
court. You ought to have waited
until he moved his hands. You are
fined $50 or sixty days."
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five times. first week, ten seconds,
and so on. Then follow this,
breathing the same. but rising on
toes as you raise hands overhead.
This five times, too.
Il. ": The correct weight for a
girl. %, feet 4. is 122 pounds; for
a man. rs. feet IL. 165 pounds.
Fatty: II you love potatoes so
dearly you can gradually train
yourself away from them. Say, try
going without them every other
day for a while: then have them as
Sunday treat only. At that, they
are not as fatteninC as bread. But
you would better send me stamped
addressed envelope and get a little
booklet that has a lot Of informa-
ton on foods you should not eat
when you want to reduce.
n. c. D.: A red nose is usualfy
caused by some internal disorder
or poor circulation. Attention to
the diet and regular exercise in the
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eussTloN- AAo Nou sax raEH Sov LEARNED
70 love the ps1sNoANI, AR.
G0%S masN Hou eEcAne
tsoAoeo 70 NM,
ANSWER Yes.
q THEN rou oioNT LOVE AM on
the lsN CT etceassR .Iaztos
A pip NOT
O. SUI Sov AcetpItp AN Avvomos,Ie
FROM sNM Eos : ~cHR,syuaS estseAr
A. opEI WANv 70. TAXI " evr
ne sA\o We WAS SO WAlxNE-
TakI An Auvonoe,Ls 70 alM WAS NO
MORE HaAN A BAG OF etANuIs
TO Somt sEoeLe-
O. suaeoSe We IsASsp vow TO
vANe W?
A. We lNS,sIep IAhI I SHou n raxe
II
q Amp OK the pAU oe
JANvAeX 3lSI
op Soo We,ve M Sovs o,Aes
nAkI <ov WovLp nAsex A
cA,nphNztS Soe MS
MONEY!?
A ooTT etntMsEe
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the other things that go with It
The following morning the par
son said We were invited TO dinner
out in the country.
We started out over the soft.
s'ushy road. crossed a rail fence
and wandered up a winding COW
path. All the while I was expect
ing 10 he bored for the rest Of the
day. But when we knocked. a beau
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Says Forebearance Pays.

Here's one who says it isn't.
And after fifteen years of married
life l think it is true. In the first
place my husband and | when we
married, violated several of the
rules laid down for happiness
namely: / married him in the face
Of a great family opposition: sec
ondly. I retained my position for
five years after that: and third,
during those five years l maintain
ed a regular home. not a kitchen
cite one. Each of these objections
has been surmOunted and we are
still able to say we are happily
married. and mean it. We have
no difficulty with the money ques-
tiOn for we have joint accounts
and / think this leads each one
to play fair. We have a lovely
home and ] am proud to look back
and think ] had hand in helping
to pay for it. 1t takes little for
bearance on the part of each to
bring all this about. but it is worth
while. s A
Creatures of Habit
Marriages is not a failure to my
way of thinking. Life is mighty
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open air are beneficial. 4 cold
plunge is excellent for impoverished
circulation. with a vigorous rub
afterward with Turkish towel.
powder Recommendations for a lit
tie miss of Il. That's all wrong.
If you are in good health, play
outdoors lot. eat good food. and
you will have the store complexion
surpassed every way for charm.
Weary: Not so much the weari-
ness of spring. but of a system, as
We would say in furnace terms.
badly stocked. That's what most of
the spring WEAKNESS really is. The
wrong kind of food and too much
indoors. But you can get back
into good working trim with more
outdoors and with lighter food and
plenty of vegetables and fruit and
quantities of water.
Julia D.: I cannot recommend
anything better than the hairbrush,
unless possibly the consistent daily
use of it vigorously applied to hair
and scalp. 1t is a fine scalp mas
sage better than finger massage.
because 1t carries off the dust and
dirt, which. not removed, is the
beginning of lot of trouble. Keep
the brush clean by washing II once
week at least. If you will brush
your hair like everything morning
and night III wager at the end OF
three or four weeks your hair
trouble will be practically nil. Let
me know II Won do will VOug
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Continued from Yesterday.


lane. I've wronged you" Harry
admitted hdmbly. Il was crazy
when I wrote that letter and said
the things 1 did about you and Dad,
II was all mothers idea anyway
Poor old dad! He meant so well
and I"
He broke down completely. Jane
put her arm on his shoulder con-
solingly. After all, Harry was just
a boy!
Don't feel so badly she urged
sympatheticaIIy. Your father real
ly Io-ed you. He knew that you
would make good on the ranch. He
used to talk about it every day.
He did have faith in me? He
didn't think that I was altogether
a rotter:" he asked eagerly.
can you doubt that when he
Ilaces- you at the head of this
business
He looked down at Jane very
humanity. and then took her hand
in a genuine grasp Of understand
ing.
You're a little brick he said
admirably. That night when told
YOU I liked YOU. ] meant II! What
got me all wrong was mother-and
! guess a little jealousy. because |
thought dad wanted you for him
SELF, He was always talking about
YOU" he said resiniscently.
Was he" Jane sighed. and for
answer Harry took her other hand
and drew her to where she faced
Iir' straight.
Look at me. little girl" he
pleaded. can you ever forgive
what I've done"
We shall never think OF 1t
again" Jane promised.
And at the end of month. II
can prove tn you that I'm not
al had. may 7 hope that we can
TX things the way dad wished" he
begged.
lane looked up into his boyish
face.
7 am engaged to marry Norman
Traverse. Harry" she said simply.
He turned away slowly, and said
rather pathetiCally.
II might have known! I've been
Fool"'
"T'Il he hig sister. and help you
I'll 7 can to become the man your
father dreamed you might be. VIII
you let me-"
You're peach" he said. shak-
ing her hand like a fraternity
brother. In fact, so tight was his
grip. that when Jane went back 10
the TYPEWRITER her fingers were
uuite numbed.
Then they went about the bust
moss Of the day. Harry fell into
things rather naturally. and daily
lane observed how many OF his
fathers traits he had acquired.
Ue got into the habit of calling
lane sis" and rather nice COM
ra1eship spranC up between them.
But Norman was getting jealous.
Rode home in Harry Roberts
car again. eh?'' he said one night.
Harry tries to be niCe-because
am helping him in the work
Jane tried to explain.
well. all can say is. II YOU
want him instead Of me-say so"
norman Jane cried in a hurt
voice. They were driving uptown
in his now roadster. looking for
apartments
I'm not blind he protested sui
IcuIy Harry Roberts is worth a
few millions"
IF YOU Isay another word I shall
he very angry" Jane warned. ."I
love YOU. Norman. and you must
trust me should have married
YOU. only Mr.. Roberts wish seems
sacred Just one month Surely
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Sou etCAne ENGAGED 70 rne
psFekoAsr, Ns. GUNp, on MAseA
Iae ,3M
YES. THAT WAS IAe DATE
- AND isHI ~ TWve. mrs zAsoes,
IHEI vspes oAye OF APRIL sM
Nou WsoyE ~ YOUR pAaN-
~M WAS oves AGAIN. lAST
MeHI- GAsLoS ckLltp Vp WHILE
N1 WAS Wse- Ne loONeo
SUSPICIOUS - rolo Noh "
WAS se peSSS SMkSeN
A. ooGT Is,sN So SUI \
poGI ssnenesR-
@ VINO vs. rlts NAN CAeLoSo
A. utS Jusr An OLD ERisNp
OF MINE
@ pNo Sov Ws,ve T>lVS ~ Sovs
oAsS- WENT OUT AoAleI
LAST H,eHI wr1a THE olo
WALL FLOWER Aap aAp 10
ltSrtA 70 ms vN,AreegSyINo
TALK kLL tIsNlNG-
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@Wen7lNU@IeS2Z.s

are three eXtractions, the Anus,
primitive white man: the Malays
and the Mongols. The Anus are
the aborigines. the Malays came
later. and lastly the Mongols, via
Manchuria and Corea.
10. What are the divisions of the
animal world? he animal world Is
divided into ten parts, known as
vertebrates. insects. crustaceans.
mollusks. worms. star fishes. corals.
jelly fishes. sponges and protozoans.
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How MET My Better Half

1t was a cold. rainy Thanksgiv-
ing Day when my train pulled into
a small town.
As I stepped from the car a
bright-faced, handsome preacher
met me and escorted me to the
cozy home of one of the brethren
where we were greeted with a
sizzling hot roast turkey and all
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12

a pairs Patent Leather
Pumps, with Louis heels;
sizes AZ. 5. 6, GA. l. ~,
8AAA; "a. 6, ga, 7, IA.
8 AA; 3Is, 4. IA. 6, oI3,
:. 715. 8 A: 3. ga, 4. 5, 9,
61z, 7 b; 21z. to 7 c.
20 pairs Black .Calfskin
Pumps. one-strap, buckle
fastening - with military
heels; in sizes ga to 7
AAA: 81. 6, GA. ia AA:
4. 5. 6, 6H A; I B; 7H, 3,
3H c.
wom.n's Shoe Section, Third foor.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-12

A new device invented in Shelf
field. England, for disinfection of
clothes and other material by
health departments promises to
revolutionize present methods. 1t
can be carried on a bicycle and can
treat a ton and a half of clothing
in six hours.
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Exceptional Selling
Women's Pumps, S6.75 pr.
Were $3.50 to SI3

% pairs Black Kid One
Strap Pumps. Louis heels
and hand-turned soles; sizes
:, ga. g AAA; "a, 5, So.
6H AA; 81. !, AZ. 5. Ga
A: ga. 4, "a, 5H B; z1i,
81, 4 c.
81 pairs Black Calfskin
Sandal Pumps, one-strsp.
cut out on the sides; Louis
heels and hand-turned
soles: sizes sII, 6. 8 AAA:
IA. :. -6Il, z, 8 AA; "a,
6. 611. Z. IA A; "a. ga,
! r; 215. ;, 4, IA, 5, SIs,
6. 6Iz. ! c.
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tifuI young lady opened the door.
We were no more than seated in
the comfortable parlor than in
walked another. even more charm
ing. Ii was all TOO much for me.
Later this same minister was
called 10 that home and for years
we have been happy together.
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Handkerchiefs

as dozen Womens ALL
Linen Colored Novelty
Handkerchiefs - In varied
styles and colors. Special,
Isc each.
IS dozen Mems All-Linen
Handkerchiefs Narrow
hens. Special. 6 for 81.
Handkerchief Section. First floor.
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BY SMITH

- es-..
CARLOS cAILEo nS W. WAIVED ht
10 60 10 IHt elAcN cAT pASce-
WIS pNmAo 70 Co rlAS WAS 4
Ws'IItN Sose IINt ~ Apxu DID
So0 WRITE TaAI
A. poH'I sentnees- DON'T
Iti,NN- So
@ ISN'T " true, MRS. zhSpeR.
rAtI YOU SAo NO ASTtouoA
FOR VAS MAN. OAAT Too
WE'RE COMO 70 Marcy MIA
JUST Eos H,S MostN?
A. NO II - soI INos-
(w'poW wttpS- LOOKS lMt
SHe WAS oo,Ae 70 eAMr-
JUoee sIcHAso SON ApJoVeNS
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