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New Britain herald., 1922-01-27
MOMENTS COMPLEX LIFE

Woman's complex life with it's null titudious. calls is given as the reason for many a nervous breakdown. Home work, social obligations, dressmaking and the care of children keep the goth century woman in a whirlwind of ac- tlvity until headaches develop, back ache, nervousness and oftentimes more serious ills which are peculiar to her sex alone. Such women should not despair, but be guided by the let ters so often published in this paper from women who have been in just such conditions, but who have been restored 10 health by Lydia Pinkham' $ Vegetable Compound.
 This is a root and herb medicine that contains no drugs and can bC taken in safety by any woman.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27
SERVICE FOR BRYCE
Memorial Exercises Held At West
 minister Abbey This Noon

London, Jan. 27.-Men and women prominent in the many spheres of ac- tivity in which the late Viscount Bryce was leading figure numbers of his personal friends, and the mem bers of his family gathered this noon in Westminster Abbey for a simple 40 minute service to honor his memory.
 Although the gathering was essen tially Anglo American, cosmopoli- tan character was lent by the pres- ence of representatives of Armenia, notably pr. Abel Nazarian, and rep resentatives of other peoples and ,or- ganizations with which Niscount Bryce's name and life were associated, testifying to the manifold interest of the noted pubicist and former am- bassador to tho United States.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27
NOT TO HE EXECUTED

Nancy. France. Jan. 27, tBy tho Associated Press)-Ernest Vtlgrain. food controller during the clemen- ceau premiership was acquitted late today by the courtmartial before which he had been tried on charges of abandoning his post in the face of the enemy and voluntary mutilation to escape his military obligations at the outbreak of the war.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27

Tapes Diapepsin" really does" rGt bad stomachs In oricr=-"rcally does" overcome indigestion, dyspep- sia, gas. heartburn and sourness in Pape's Dapepsin the largest selling stomach regulator in the world.
 If what you cat fermcDts into stub born Jumps, you Delch gas andeructate sour, unligested food and acid: head ia dizzy and aches, remember the mo- mcnt Tapes Diapepsin" comes in five minutes-that-ju that-makos
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27
SHOOTS HIS soN-lN.LAw
Worcester Nlan or 7a Held For As-
 sutitl

Worcester, Jan, 27,~-bonald Corey, 7e Scnrs old, is he'd in ,2,nOo bonds for his appearance in superior court in district court, on charge Of as Hault with intent to klll his son-n- law, John Hhudbcgian, 10 Mill street, Shrewsbury,
 Tuesday afternoon thc two men met in the street near 10 Laurel strect Because of m feeling between the men. they became involved in m
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27

argument Witnesses allege that Cor ey pulled revolver from his pocket. shot shadbegian twice. and then both men gfappled
 Shadbeginn vas taken to City hos pitai and Corey to station 1. Shad- besian's condition today was reported as far.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27

contact with the stomach all such dis tress vanishcs. It's truly astonishing almost marvclous-and the joy Is its harmlossness. A large sixty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin is worth it's weight in gold to men and women who can't get their stomachs regulated. It be- longs in your home-should always be kept handy in case of a sick, sour. upset stomach during the day or nt night, It's the most efficient antacid and stomach regulator in the world.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27

Of the Yale spirit than inc seelusion which President Lowell's plan would necossiate, IL would be like twisting around the well known words, Yale in China to China in Yale"
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27

TWO ROOMS partly furn'saol, suitable fnt liEht housekeeping, sa lifoad sti, uesIai's tall after 6isn Ih no, Address MiS q, loWHoy, Box l0Gi llLn1 file, tnni,,
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27

TOR SALE s'x R, l. Rcd ruliets, Aprl na.rned, lit Alse h,,rl.ng ,otkurels, Reds and white iie'ts, C. II, Curtis 5 Nrl7h St. Plalnvllle. fhnuo ld-i,
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27

held al the Junior 0, [, A, NJ hall In New Britain this evening,
 Frank A, Hart Of East Main street Is recuperntipg after q weeks Illness with the grlp,
New Britain herald., 1922-01-27

NOTICE -'Evelyhodys going rn the danro Glango hnll flainvllle, Friday evenne.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
COMMERCE.

Harry Crow made trip tothe county
seat on business early in the week.
The knights and Ladies' Of Security had
profitable meeting at the hall Thursday
evening.
Thomas Watson, Don Dyer, and Ben
franklin have been dispensing music for
the road show here.
r. r.. Coday spent day or two in Tulsa
during the week, looking after matters Of
business interest.
The Commerce band has been reorga-
nized and VIII meet regularly TO receive
lessons from a paid instructor.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Martin had Ms their
guests Sunday, Mrs. Leslie and children OF
Tar River,
Glenn squires and wife Of Picher. were
evening.
Lloyd ana George Lee made trip to
Carthage sunday and attended the base
ball game at Lakeside park.
Many members Of the Baptist congreEa.
tion in Commerce attended the outing at
Quapaw sunday evening.
Leonard van Fleet and Don Dyer went To
Miami Saturday night and attended n
show at the Glory II theater.
Mis- Vera Mitchell Of Picher, was the
guest Of relatives and friends In Commerce
Sunday.
A Junior baseball team, to be known as
THE Cubs" was recently organized here
composed or nign school ana college play
ers.
The young people composing the Mars
class OF the Methodist Sunday school had
an enjoyable outing on the creek during
the week.
A football equipment. including head
gear shoulder pads stockings and sweat
ers has been ordered for the high school
athletic association Mt as cost OF more
by Rev. Roy Burt pastor OF the Methodist
church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
DEWEY.

Estelle Evans is visiting in Claremore
Jimmie Webber II M with pneumonl.
Miss Florence Ferris OF Lowrence. Kan.
Is a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Vaughn.
Mrs II, Jones left yesterday for Tulsi
to visit reiatives-And friends
o. NJ. Harris of Nowata was in Dewey
yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. White of Pawhuska
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. A. c. white win return this week
from several weeks visit in 81. Paul.
MINI.
T. II. Vaughn. who has been visiting at
the home Of Mrs. j. L. Vaughn, left for
Winfield Kan, where he VIII be prin-
ciphi of the Winfield high school
Mrs Woody announces the wedding OF
her daughter Miss Ivy Woody. to Perry
shannon OF WynOna. The young couple
will reside at Wynona where Mr.. Shan
non IL employed.
Everett Vaughn. who has been attend
ing the University Of Kaus5s, is spend.
ing short time here visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Vaughn. after which
he will leave for Hutchinson. Kan, 20
teach school
Mr.. and Mrs W X wilcox and chr
dren and Mr. Henry Wilcox, all OF Dewey.
ana Mrs. Henry Miller and daughters OF
east Dewey, were guests at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Wright Sunday al
dinner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

II Dame Fashion demanded a col
lection Of dresses and gowns reflect.
ing that note of simple elegance con-
sistently coinCidinE with the good
taste of tho most discerning woman,
no finer response could be found
than that expresse din the fall show
ing at the Demorest. sos South Main.
Fur fanclcs that caught my eye.
Squirrel Is more popular this scn-
son than In many ycnrs. itacCoon
coats for misses are extremely
smart. There Is II tendency To stress
the wrnp-cffcct In furs for the COM
Ing winter. Also there IL nm Inn
mcnscly accelerated demand for
junior and childrcn's fuTs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

The friends and patrons OF Miss
Jackson's Exclusive shop. Sinclair
building. will welcome the informa-
ton that, after a months trip
abroad. she has returned. I'm sure
they are eagerly anticipating. also.
the arrival OF those rare and lovely
and imported novelties which may
be found In her shop In the near
future.
Pauline Frederick appeared on
the board walk at Atlantic City In
Jaunty sport suit consisting OF
skirt and 4e-inch cape. both seal
iCpcd at the lower edge and bound
with contrasting braid.
To say OF ones suit, wrap. dtess
hat, or fur, 1T came from Miss
Lehigh's Smart Vogue shop 523
South Main" is most eloquent way
OF expressing the perfection, in styl-
Ing and charm, OF your apparel, for
their showing this season embodies
the correct modes and fashions in
truly exceptional way. That
finished touch" to your costume
may be acquired, also, at this shop
for they have the very newest i'm
portations in neckwear, costume
Jewelry. and purses.
With ingenious fingers shndc pulls
OF unusual design mny be- made.
Beads, small yarn-coycred rings,
scaling wax, and tasscls.
Complete freedom of the body
cool, comfortable--and unusual
grace OF line are distinct features
OF the New Grace Girdles that
women enjoy and that Vannle Reed
is offering at Wrights, 4i6 South
Main. for every type OF woman.
Smartncss Of line, whether IL he
your hat. shoe or frock, seems To he
the distinguishing characteristic of
all the Fall offerings.
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TEA CUP INN
III West Fourth.

and try one of their real southern
cooked table d hote dinners that
have won for them a legion Of en-
thusiastic admirers.
The tendency toward "dressy" hats
Is stronger than In many seasons,
All black models prcdOminatlng,
closely followed by uiiuring brown
and beige shades.
More enhancing and more varied
in style than ever before il the as
scmblage Of autumn hats l saw in
Miss LARS Millinery Department at
the Demorest.
You are interested I'm the newest
colOrs ! know, They include maroon
d'Indc (Indian Chestnut); mOrdOrc
In reddish BROWN; and blonde "a
pinkish tan shadc).
Cocoa brown will be popular, also
light toast brown. A soft medium
tone of green with slight BLUSH cast
Is fine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Ia Pennington and family have moved
ut Misui 10 make their future home.
Wayne Campbell Of Pryor was the guest
VI friends In Fairland during the week.
Teddy Harris spent day OF two In
Tulsa during the week visiting his sister
Bessie.
George Brock spent several days In
Oklahoma city during the week looking
after business.
j r. uarman, Earl shepherd and Misses
villa and Anna Garman had business In
j. Il. Emmert was over from wysn.
dotts during the week and spent several
Herman scbiiecker, J. S. Moore, Ed
Newport and Mrs. y. c. Chandler had
business In the county seat Monday
time in Neosho and Kansas City visiting
relatives and friends.
Dave Haren Of Quapaw was the guest
II friends and relatives In Fairlsnd Sat
irday and sunday
Mr. and Mrs Il. woodson recently
psnt ,sy ieyeIsl hs, qsys IN a.,;ra ~ LOUIS MO- 'o0S
Paul simpson. who has been holding
iown job at Claremore, returned home
Tom ballard. Fred prewei and Dexter
Garmsn Of Alton were homologating with
our people sunday.
during the week by their son and dsush-
tar-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MCMinr
and sons Of BlueJacket.
Members OF the Christian Endeavor so
ciety had social at the church park
Thursday which was obviously much en-
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips sutton had as
their guests during the week Messrs. and
Mesdames Jack WRllen and Frank Riley.
and their children Of Miami
Mrs Alice Woodson enjoyed a visit
during the week from her sOn-in.law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Montgom-
cry Of Drumrieht.
X. NJ Page and family were the re-
clplents OF a visit recently from his
sister Mrs. Casey Moore and children
Miss Elsie cul,ison. who was recently
to leave the hospital and be taken TO her
home on Hudson creek.
Mr. and Mrs John Bradley recently en-.
joyed visit Of several days from their
son and dsughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Bradley. and children OF Mo-
nett, Mo.
The LADIES' auxiliary Of the Christian
church met at the church grove Wednes-
day afternoon for the promotion OF It's
objects and the transaction of Its bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kronke who reside near
this place, were visited for several days
recently by their son and daughter-in
law. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kronke OF Little
Rock. Ark
Funeral services were held at the Bap.
tist church conducted by Rev. Ed isnks
Tuesday morning for the little child nj
Mr. and Mrs oliver Jones Of Hudson
Creek. who died OF summer complaint
Sunday afternoon.
Among those from Fairland who Sun,
Mesdames r. c. Price. r L. Warren, p
L. Vincent, Mrs. George Patterson and
Tom Crockett. with their youngsters and
several others.
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al .Ap.tw.

Mr, and Mrs Minor sheldon were visit
I during the week by their son, j. l.
s'don of Poplar Bluff Mo.
Ferris and family had as their
Hessts sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beldan
y o"n Amos Of Columbus, Kan.
"A ktss Myrtle Large visited her sister Mrs.
.rHH wade at Galena, Kan, saturday
Mr. ana Mrs, ], w. Holden had as their
'uys'h early in the week. Karl Jensen
'"l EaTl sherer OF Harlin, Iowa.
Hra Amber iooum had as her guest
"'n''g Mrs. William Slagel and children
nom Spring river
btnnls Wilson and wife who reside .
ross spring river. were trHnsacting bust
"tss IN Quapaw Monday
fduiine Gilmore aud Letta Wilson ha 4
n.uaslon to visit Picher early IN the wee &
on business
HIttha Farrls spent some time NJ
lbus, Kan, during the week visit
Xxx her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
'aomas Beldng.
Harvey Mason ana wife. formerly OF
1skter Springs, are now occupying their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

and beauty by means OF lnecto- Rapid
i'm all of its newest phases--as
applied by Mrs. Dunlap. hair spec
iallst at the Rose Marinello Beauty
shop, 22 West Fifth Make your
appointment soon.
The craze at the fashionable bath
Ing beaches at the present mOmcntl
appears 10 he fascinating bags for
bathing accessories. This lends In
tercst to clever French doll bath
ing-suit bag shown I'm the shops. II
Is so arranged that the bag Itself
forms the dolls full skirt and the
drawstPlng Is her cap ties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Don't try TO decide for yourself
what you need In fall foot wear,
step In the Walk-Over Boot Shop.
4l3 South Main. they have all the
seasons most sought-after models.
with Just the right thing In hose be-
sides. For the woman who demands
up-to-the-m minute shoes they are
showing those yoguish Russian boots
In combination patent and suede.
Remember, smart footwear In a
worth while distinction.
Have you seen that adorable trim
ming stuff called "iacc tissuc?" All
the pastel shades ana some more
vivid tones combined with silver aud
gold threads, are most artisticRiiy
wrOuEh, ilto the motifs on n fragile
lace background.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Travel novelties that interest the
shopper Just now are n raln-and dust
proof hat bag, inexpensive and like
wise Indispensable. Or for your out
going friend "A Bon Voyage Box"
They are the very thing, filled with
candles and other dciicacies packed
trip.
Boys aud girls, before you leave
Tor college, make your appointment
with Rivkin, photographer. for your
sittings now.
Those unusual designs In wrought
iron lanterns will add an interesting
note to your entrance.
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ferhaps you nave not been nble 10
tIhu nat thht SUITS your lace
with your fan suit. notice that
Wrlghrs Millinery, 4i6 south Main.
ls receiving daily arrivals I'm ex-
quisite shades of vaIvet and duye-
tyn. They seem to mako IL their
personal pleasure to aid You In your
selection
A white hnt nnJ whit, s,o,, coIi,r
made strikiuU contros, Win shc
dark costume worn nv Mrs. ncrnar,l
GimbcI NJ DenuylIIc. Iudccd. whit.
IL "A striking new note nj Mi thc
resorts.
Forecas,i,y tho ports,o,,. ,s.,,
I'm sn,art Jis,inctiv no,,, atfoct. 70 ,hn
t.rnsis,it,to .,I,'iog nSH ] v,a.u.H 10 ~.
--fur-trimmed, OF course-ard Cas-
tie crepo dinner dresses at the Sa-
Vote Shop, 8 East Fifth. To say
that you will adore them il ex-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
STATE SOCIETY

new home In ouspaw. formerly the Frank
Hudson residence.
Mrs Abe Ray and daughter Eula ~
oak Grove, who recently visited friends
here, have expressed their purpose to
move TO Quspaw IN the near future.
Among the Quspaw people who went
picnicking on spring river sunday were
MessrE and Mesdames J. A. Mathis. VII
liam Thomas a II. Stubbleneld. G.
Douthat, Baker Iocufn and Buck Spariin
J. ". Mason and wife have gone on an
overland trip to Western Oklahoma tnd
will be accompanied on their return home
by thsir two sons, Floyd and Chauncy,
WHO have been tralnlng In Fort Sill.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Back to town fresh from summers rest the club
women and other society folk returning with
spirit of exhaTaton that bespeaks buster and more
strenuous social than before. And for
Madys goings and comngs about town. she must
have car that meets the demands of "A refined and
elegant taste. Quite naturally, she turns to La
Fayette. BY what standard does she determine her
selection? Just as she judges a'smart gown, shoe,
hat-by its aristocratc lines, its beautiful ensemble
She knows a lafayette In correct, II Is not
cary that she be able to its mechanical parts
comprehend the designers model to feel intutvey
it's the right for her.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
Ann Looks About I OlU1 and She Saus:

'Tis difficult. ! knou, When
the thermometer seems TO
haze gone mad, to realize that
Autumn, the time of rich pos
si6iiifies and golden harvest,
is actually beginning; be that
as il may, you hare only to
Uisit Tuisd's appealing shops
to be convinced that Fashion
is recognizing the new season
BY achievements more friuH-
phaHt than has been her front
previously. As you gaze in
silent admiration at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

While in the basement OF the Firpt
National Bank. Fourth and Main,
yesterday, my attention was called
to two ladies who were at their safe
deposit boxes. They had evidently
lust returned from their summer
trips and were taking out the fam
ilv silver "a wise proVision."
thought /. that need not be con-
fined 10 vacation time" Are you
nvailinE yourself " this reIcf from
worry about your sllvsr, important
papers and iowels7 a safe deposit
box preserves your nerves as Wcll as
your valunhlos. And tho foe Is sim
ply negligible.
Tnlior-madcs still admit n decided
preference for straight lines and
shorter lengths. Several new cape
let treatments are shown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Clintock's Marinello Beauty Parlor.
10 West Fifth.
This shop IL, also, receiving very
definite results in their Inecto Hair
tinting.
White crepe Is decidedly popular
Tor scmi-drcss wear just now. The
sm8rtcst Interpretation showing
sleeves and other color treatment In
brilliant flower cmbroidcr'cs.
A New York shop II showing an
entire window Of hats In the new
"aimond green" This shade is cs-
pcciaily good with furs. Its most
preferred trim il the irridcsccnt cog
which has so much of the green In
IL yet tones down the almond color
Ing.
"Hippity-hop to the Barber-shop,
to buy a stick of candy" In ye Olden
time that was the chime, But now
Ia Candyland we go, It's 4l0 South
Main. you know. And never a shop
in the east or west, their wonderful
luncheonettes can best. Or order an
ice on a scorching day. But enough!
you'll return, again any way!
And here Is something new I'm
s.o-e- :..a aa.;s;e:aent, -. launched recent =
ly In New York. The various de-
partments In n big mercantile house
are leased out 10 different small
merchants.
Only one more week before school
duties are assumed. Let me urge
all mothers to have their children's
eyes thoroughly examined by Doctor
Angstreich at Helbrons Immediate
ly.
This marvellous madness for
sports has not only created the fas-
cinating sports tOgs" hut with the
present season will bring the sport
car" into evidence. Classy, comfort
able. correct!
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featured exclusively by her-and
many other millinery creations, all
so ravishing that choice was dif-
tcult--in fact, 40 much So that
more than one selection was imper-
atiye In several lnstanceei
| can not wait TO tell you what
learned at that popular gift shop on
West Third McGee's They will
open another shop AT ana South Main
street about September IS, having
taken space with Miss Herold.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
NINITA.

..,srnoon. Eech guest was presented with
ii,,n a. n souvenir OF the ocCasion.
- Helen received many presents Misses
rs,.rite burlington and Gladys 1hOpip.
- a,sisted Mrs. Thompson In enter
.i..,a. the little folks to whom they
,'l.T t-o cream and cookies. The guests
,ysts Adeiine Alimon, Lovona McCon
Wi puth Mary Hunt. Charles and Betsie
Nesr Mildred and Mason long, Ruth
I.',,btne sheldon, !. l.. Capps, Margaret
80, Hudson Billy Coppock Mary
iO,,ise Mcdonnell, Billie Rodman. Flor.
snrs Diai Louise Bailey. Rosebud Comet
ruth. Esther and Hllle Arlington Eliza-
I'm nagbv Raymond Harris Frances
Helen Harmon. Dorothy Hinshaw and
ysrner. Morris Mcclure, Bette Hriscoe
oe,tta, Donald and Helen Cockrell Mar.
~ racket virginia skinner. Lucille and
Helen Flanagan.
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through the threads!
The cooler days will bring into
prominence the lcngthencd skirt.
the larger sleeve, the longer silhou-
ette. Very frequently this Is simply
skilfuliy suggested by side drapes
or panels several inches below the
actual skirt line.
can mott wait to tell you what
learned at that popular gift shop on
West Third-McGee's. They will
open another shop at Ala South
Main street about September is,
having taken space with Miss
Herold.
Another beach novelty is the che
sinncrs" fioat.suit, which has four
long tubular shaped slr-chambers
which may be inflated nt will of the
wearcr and are buoyant enough 10
keep one afioat.
The most authoritative French
versions In suits-whose quality OF
material Is tust as enduring as their
beauty is temptlng-are arriving
daily at the Demorest, SOC South
Main.
A dainty chintE frock with velvet
ovcr-tacket for cooler days. Is II
not piquant suggestion?
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found that Mrs. McGee-of the
>, J. McGee cOmpany--is In New
York city and other eastern mar
kets buying for their shop on West
Third street and the one they are
TO open on South Main.
have noted several large
brimpcd black velvet hats. abso-
lutcly without trimming The smart
brim being the chief attraction. In
this connection IL In Interesting to
note that Nalcska Suratt of the
Winter Garden has "a decided flair
FOR this broad dropping model OF
even bi0ckncss.
Before selecting that autumn
dress, you must see the attractive
display OF twills and crepes al Her
olds, AIS south Main-eaCh model
so individual In style features that
any personality or type may find an
Interpretation.
Another late note In automobile
style, Is the decided effort OF the
hest factories 10 do something more
distinctive ms well as truly artistic
In body coloring and interior decor
ations.
A conversation you and are like
ly TO hear any time:
A. suppose you knew Mr.. Blank
died last night. Pity, isn't it?"
IL. Yes. But how fortunate
they owned their home"
A. BLANK never had anything
but modest salary. either. Speaks
volumes for the Home Building and
Loan association, Kennedy building,
for they helped him finance It on
easy payments"
Il. "Certaily does! Here I've
been renting for 10 years and moth
ing to show for it-but this ends IL.
I'm on my way now to the Home
Building and Loan association Of
fees"