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New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

INVENTOR needing immediate funds to complete new inventions Is willing to sac- rinee sales and manufacturing rights on new Ford masneto plug and gasoline, oil and water indicator, for autonlobiles; remarkable opportunity for manufacturer or party with reasonable amount of cap ital for interview. Write at once. Box 25, Herald.
 NH k RnIITE=-Manted tn
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
MERCHANDISE
lInsioal InstrlIllents

 8 PHaEo6RAPH =Ifsa hsi msaths sAa Il
 nsg RlaaiEs eeadiitani splendid ma he6ans lpgaEht eshlRel Nith several rec
 sEaa slls .IS, NiesEsra lsl Main ss PIANOS =ws hsis places ever s,eaa Kohls i eAnResi pianos ip ihis y iRilF in SlaainF shaFehss sreeess lsasss. sia Before Fan hay eali and lsi as demon stFsfs f- r. FisFEs
 saNaRA RABT GRAND aiFls anls silsRt lF asea hseeTas inrinasa. real haH san, Terms if assTfd itsnry alaHsnE SCI Main sl orr Myrtle st,
 VIeFRoLA Nith rsferds lsaks ike nsA
 mus hs sala al anfs fer iss, JRhn 4
 AnsEsEs ee The Big FgTnltaTs sisrs WefRaLA, PeRFARLE -gasl tks mseRlas
 saa NEEs fer this season af ihs year, Ns
 slN lnfiaas fhe ssiestleH nf lhe latest
 IseaTfs eH easY terms HsHTg AeFans, ssi
 AalA st, OF MEals s,,
 Watches. Diamonds, JeNelEy 65 FlSAL iRwELRf sAIR selling cut our lien sRd wedding gifts at less than fasi, s'ep lh and look al this stock, iau I hRa some amagiHs hsisaiRs Henry MoTans, sss Nain sl. opp Myrtle kr. GRAprATtoN ulffs snd wedding rings ss lowest prices, hlmhsFs Horn. sss Nah sL and 70 <, R, Arcade,
 NO fear ef substitution, Ha,s yauF diss ihahds reset while you wait and in your own presence at l, ResnlCks Afs Jewell CT, sso Main sla opp Commercial st, l retail diamonds al wholesale prices, sS Co sa9 reduction on all graduation and wedding gifts,
 PEARLS Tor birthday and sfts. La Taussa. Delta, La Princess. Ls Mere and hlehhlieu, n all siEei. from ls,0e up. The Meaalns Rlns sher, lis Msin St.
 Wanted-Articics To Buy 6s CLOTHES, papers and junk haugh, ., the highest prices Assure yourself thA hes, prices possible by notifying l., Zeiaes, I6i oak si, Phone bib.lS. There is a cash proni In all that s,ut that is ttuIlerlng np your attic and cellar. Phone me i'm. mealately and l will call,
 in good condition wanted Good prices paid Aii household Artielek Call nc before you sell, Phone SlB-ls. Will buy u aI ialr prices, The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch s. A J. Giraffe. Mgr.
 IuNk--we buy magazines. papers, Tngs, all kinds cf furniture. We pay good prices. A. Rodinsky, si Oak st.. Tel. S0Fi-2. Small used cash register. Vic. tory smoke Shop. "E nay fair prices for any househoid ar. 1 tieies. Just drop card 10 D. N. Ben. i ;amln. iiS Beaver st. Phone 1920.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

The Finders keepers. losers weep ers'' idea is old fashioned when Her ald classified ads are so generally adopted.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

MILK RoUTE-Wanted to buy about 800
 quarts daily. Write Box l4. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

Business Service Rendered 2Ol DEVELOPING and printing. Do justice to your kodaking efforts by having ohrn- stedt do your finishing. 72 West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

,OOO R % ns; nssn& @ Es'n
 Ne Bdan IS ETH HERALD WA NAps
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
Building and Contract

CHIMNEY REPAIRING anu genarai mason and plaster work Work qua. dnteed. J. J. McLarney, 1Sl Clark St. Phone 1744-23. ELECTRICAL WORK, wiling and fixtures, send carc to A. Tyler, 553 Stanley St. MASON work, general clustering, patching brick work. Prices cheerfully given. J. J. Hughes, 24 Maple St.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
EDUCATIONAL
Instrumental and Vocal

MANDOLIN. banjo. uEnleie. Correct modern instruction. F. C, Benson Barker. Deotha block. Tel, ssss, In New Britain Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
MERCHANDISE
Rnaise.E and elalhlng


 sRMY { NAVY sssIlRs. Here sls fss i si sasm. sasss sssl, sl,ssi veFs iiss naNF, ssssi weFk shiFs sss; slippers sse Fsinse.is siss Hss, sssEi khak shirts lssl sieei aFsss shire ai sse msns hess e RalEi weFk rents tlsa ssE, Army { Nay steTa ss caaTsh si nREss sHaEs IA tan .nd blsek, during eur ,'eaasAl sith the faeas sale ieal sna ss.ss Army q Asyg sieTs $ Church F0Rff-NIsE CENTS xill buy any af ths feliasins during eur sale Silk tie Rus shlFis leather belts fhlekakl canvas les sihsf meas silk hsss, sait tie sss Turk lsa ,sssl ] pairs msn,s hsss Fssas T. Hlaes aAdsrsssT, msns nnien suite Thsss gre esTssins Army $ Navy slsrs, ss church st,
 sHoEs-Bss, fsT q farmer, seft and Feed ia year sise best llAs Of dEsss shsss, Pull line Ball Band footwear, All suaF, Antssa, Jas AeHslliti. A Church street, sHofs-fhs HRssal.I kFmyE kins si u,is sha ssm ss the Army Navy 's,eFs. ss srRAw HATS et tks s..l material sRd workmanship, ts,ss 10 ts,is, The Retail Store with The Wholesale PFisssn Con. rad the Hsttsr SIS Nah st,
 Good Things to Fat e PRKsH srRAwRERRIEs Ter sale al the Polish oTphAnsgs, Apply lh the New drs Phsnass liliga Serih RuFri't si. MILLBRonk Ice Cream for aii asfssioRs, ice cream In fancy forms, MeEnFass s West Main srn Tel, isn,
 PEAS, CORN AND BEANs-'Bius siaF.s regular soe per can, cans for toe. Jonss Quality Market 10 Myrtle sl. Phone.
 Household Articles 8a ANTIQUE FunNlruRE-Bis variety st rs. dueed prices. The Furniture Exchange, sf Arch Rt A. ], Giraffe. Mgr.
 ASH eAks-6aiv, ron. with cover t3,is and up; without cover t:,.b and up. Guar LehEers, IFS East Main st. Phone iiN.S, gas and coal range tGien. wood E.) almost new; also gas heater. Tel, ioiS.i3. FURNITURE for sale st ' Francis s,. AS WATER HEATERS sold and insisiItd | on special terms. Choice of Ruud. Trlplex and Holyoke. c. A. Hterpe. 73 Arch st. from sioss up and also q good line of refrigerators al low prices Edward Gorfain. its ArchSs,. Tel. sss.2. HOUSEHOLD furniture including couch easy chair end several tables for sale, reasonable. Call after p. m. Room Il, 6i Main st.
 loUsEHoLD FURNITuRE-5 rooms prae. tically nsw for sale. as owner Is leaving town. CHI eyenlngs at 3at Park St. 'AINrs AND WALLPAPERS for all pur. poses for you spring cleaning. City Hard. ware Co.,. ls East Main st. Tel. aeBo.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
BUSINESS SERVICE
Barbers, Hairdresscrs, Masse,lscs l

BArbers, HAIT0reSSGTS, MASSellScS IS LA FRANCE BEAUTY PARLOR-Sham- poong singeing, scalp and facial treat ment, manicuring, 122 Main St. Tel 572. EXECUTING = Mothers we have two hobby horse chairs to amuse kiddes while having their hair trimmed. Hours
 s a. m. to s p. m. S2 Church. Opp. Belon
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
Farms Tor sAie
House. For Sale

\ 'bandy' blg il.Ieom cottage with lots and barn. some fruit and alI in. pfahemehis. Just the place for q hla Iamli,' Also an s.Toom house at ',pre. war price. ss,kao. Lockwood Real ns- late and las, City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
 Footwear and Clothing

SEEDs--Get your seeds In season. Assort- ment complete, prices low, at Lehrers, l76 East Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
AUr0M0fIyE
Auta Parts and A0oaSsaT,sS

AvFaMeTIyE EouIPMENF-6ss5i siia kffAses sAa iiFs seEEiea. Cars Auto As. ksss9lE sheR lss sa, Man ss,
 ttshIksw wAsk the msn whs eRRs a fhliaaelRhla, Gasg, 2 gssFs g A. Far. Lslt lle tEsnkAn saesIs RheRs ltls tk As fse4sFgs sRd 'lasPse. yssF hs.isTs ssisFs sea pst it into ssFAi Ice fer ths sshsmsf 4 C. hAsksE sa Elm ss, IsT SALE ea used lire iahss also fshrIe si.d serak ssAs ia ssNs, sAe each. sSs Easi Nan si. Phens sss,s,
 q Ls BATTERY. ssIes snd ssIEISs sls, nsA, ss h eessssla sasslnul ss.sst USE hagten "TherehTsdF toTds if gSa yslas ihs appearance ef yauF cat, inc bsll lire eos fla AEeh &, Tel, lies, WILLARD STORAGE Bsitsfiss sales sad faIgiees simmRns slaFags Battery co, lsl Arch si, Rhsns s2lS,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
Wantcd-To Rent,

SuBURBAN-A cottage of or 6 rooms wanted by American family; electricity. Box 1e. Herald office
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

CoLUMBIA-Jprisht model. beautiful ma. hogany photograph. Price was sl50, GUS toner's sacrifice at s65, with records Must be sold at once. John A. Andrews Co.,, The Big Furniture Store"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
Musical Instruments

AEOLIAN FOCAL1ON, slightly used. Good as new with new machine guarantee and six records, s60. John A. Andrews & Co. COLUMBIA RECORDS-Most of the latest selections, all selling at l-2 price. Widen CTS. l26 Main Sf
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
Buiiiing Los Tur sale

HrnplNa LOIS an easy payments in sii lsEis' ef the sily at pElsss mueh lesss lhan VIII hs asked neat year, The ". |. halch e., eiis Hall building. llAMnnH sf,-ch0les tuiliing lat. toslkl Prize only tsee, star Real Eslsls q In- saFancs Co, lss Main st, Fhona ses-i. ghEER ehaies huilains lots Tor sals. leea- llan hhs prices risht Apply Fred Peace T famlinsan Ave, Plainyllis.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

EDISON DIAMOND DISC photograph in a new condition. mahogany cabinet. Price $50, with records Convenient terms. Widener's 12S Main St
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

WITH THE GOODS Sale now going on at the Army and Navy store, 56 Church St. Everything must go. Too much stock. the season. Take advantage nf al lnr laai
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Ageats-Raal A Estate

ANDREWS I.Asn eo.-Hssss. saa lsl. !.
 RslglesFs sesslss lssI sssalsF g.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

SUITS for spring and summer, of genuine English woolens, s25 and up. Style, qual. fly and fit absolutely guaranteed. Jack Salona 100 Lafayette St.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

Situations Wanted-Men A WOULD like employment mornings as col lector. Bank references. Box g, Herald
 Situations Wanted-Women 45 WOMAN would like position as housekeeper for a widower. City preferred. Address Box 45. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
Shore Places For Sale
Suburban For Sale

EAST BERLlN-For sale. 7-room houss "ith electric lights. furnace. garden, fruit trees ana enicAen coop. all in excellsn,
 Berlin, Conn,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

ten minute playing test to demonstrate the superiority of these famous instru- ments. A test will convince anyone "Easy to play and easy to pay" Henry Morans 365 Main St. Opp. Myrtle St.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

room house, Centrally located, near school and factory, Gas. eitv water. Large lot. good inyestment.
 Price SS,zoO; sl,o00 down. Balance eaav payment. k. l.. Hayden, 9 Middle st.. East Berlin, w
The Chilkoot post., 1923-01-19
DRAMATIC CLJ1 02GANI I1ED~--J1LL
 PRODUCE PLAYS AT CH1LIOOT 3N71AC1l5
v. s ~ - - ~ - - S.o ~

Although thousands of miles from Broadway, and even froll the routes followed by the touring Ihespians of the road companies, Chilkoot barracks will not be Lacking in the atrica1 productions froa now on-
 Headed by Chas. n. J0nes, M4ose business hours are spent at the ; l1, president, and by George l. aasury, acting top kick of Company |. n2o signs himself secretary cf the aew organization, the Chilkoot IheaUric- al Club adopted it's con nstlJution and began corporate life January l6th~
 ldatror George C. Donaldson, in ac- ceptlng his cleo tlon as 2n To 41or ary member, wrote the club Gs follows: "-4y faith is restor ed- had thou 5ht the movies had deprived us forever of the amateur tleatrlcals forntr4y so much enjoyed and such a inc source of enterta irnent and mental aevelop- ment."
 Plans for the pro auction of aG evenin0 O. vaudeville and sketches are underway. Comol etc plays ill be pro duced later in the year. The club conCemoIates a club house
The Chilkoot post., 1923-01-19
ALL ALASKA SHOOT I'LL l>E HELD IlI j542Ci--- 4Nc
 CHILXOOT ILL CCJ.2ETE IN SJy-C LII l-E |

Acceptance Of ohilkoot Barracks challenge to m subcoli3ze rifle mark 35l1io couooJct1on Tuesday ero.l the Us. u@ooos at Anchorart ana the ing officer O. this oos1 La jor eo3ce C. Dou1 aso2 lately 1isoatc1ed let to soot1c tlc minor dote match.
 Due to the delay in -aail 5ervicc, tic date '7hi cnora "utoTi tbs vi 5lu] to ol tic conoe 5o that the Ch1lk pot you'd have 10 o33orUuity ty tc it has been ro4ae5Jol J It tho 14Jcl .s1d
The Chilkoot post., 1923-01-19

the inter oany match alre2d dy ord: to hc hold hero F5brlar5 l3-2+.
 Srizes for tt!c l:2t@rooet st co1oc11tl viii be all individual, if ia jor Ii U cock, in coyl..an3 at A@chora e, acco J i1a ior )onaI ?7o2' s su esJion, as ir felt i J-oo.. Tor Jh ; .2oG 7oulI b. | behind Wl.fn Jh1 or .onlz tl2n1 r.. < ferreG. to >r oxi3l3+=lr r5O Il b. &a-o fer uhoso rises. 4n5 urize 4:. inytr~ ol2Da1y n~tcii will De fo- .@. ga1i aUlo1 nro}ucln the vii in" uc*' a13 will be a cuo or sl1il@r t~o >sJ a. ,r xi~:2>+5t:1v }25 v@-ue+
 as now I .27ns3, officers will oot o5Jc. Jh1rc e>~r 5evucal !aGn vt ii Co11o72y -32.o -~e~o or st vesr' : w4n1- Ce.&l, >n} 6 lev in "-" Cor19@ny "d2o .!t an.o:2s ti12 comp 3ti,5ors ".a1 have lad J. auv"1Ca-u of exoGciCnce. However nos of 532e CnilkooJ -a~racks r1fleuen vii be lew blood, :,2d h2n3icappod 2s to | rlu sC 'll>z rect effort if they expect D1allC- In the roout:. t1on nf Uni post "1na -c53 bhooJln, UuJfaJ in tn, Arcyy
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17
RESUME OF THE WEEKS
ooiNGS IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events Of the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit of the
Busy Reader
WESTERN

GASOLINE may be purchased for /
cents gallon at the state suppI
aepot at Mitchell S. ID. The shar
cut In price, a reduction OF 10 cent
gallon, from gas station prices pre-
vailing throughout South Dakota. I,
Governor W. II. McMaster's answe,
70 the contention OF dealers that q
cents a gallon is a fair price.
Buried under such a weight OF eartIl
and rock that two hours were CON
sumed In recovering his body, Frank
u. Young, so, n miner in the employ
or Baxter 4 Baxter. leasers, met his
death Wednesday night on the 900
foot level in the DAILY Judge mine
when cayeIn occurred at Park CITY.
Utah.
A fire discovered Thursday In the
boiler room OF the liner President
Wilson, just as the ship was about
TO sail from San Francisco for the
Far East has postponed the sailing
for an indefinite period.
Inlrty-nye persons were injured |
three severely, and thousands of dol
lars damage was done by a tornado
that struck Leodi, Kansas, town of
400 inhabitants, late Saturday only
one building, bank, was left stand
Ing unchanged In the business dis
trict OF the town.
The federal grand jury which Mon
day indicted ten oil operators six of
TEXAS and four OF Los Angeles and
one Los Angeles corporation. on
charges OF using the mails to defraud
has adjourned. subject to call. The
Los Angeles men indicted were Martin
j. and Bernard T. Cullen, Thomas "
King and Robert A. Dennison. all
connected with the Great Anegius on
and Land corporation. which also was
named in the bill. They are charged
with having misrepresented as oil 9
bearing land tract in the Antelope
valley in the northern part OF Los
Angeles county. il
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17

All questions submitted will be cheer
those seeking medical advice
printed
addressed envelope the
limited Full address
each letter reply can be made
All held strictly confidential.
In requesting and the correct title the first line the
Please stamped
addressed envelope also with these requests so they may be forwarded directly
TO
Address letters plainly with and ink to Helen Brooks Box 1915
Salt Lake City,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17
GENERAL

Under the vast dome of the Capitol
with low spoken prayer and the tender
words OF old hymns. Warren G. Hard.
ing was given into Gods keeping al
noon Wednesday by the men of high
place in the nation who had served
with him In the short years OF his
leadership for the glory of the flag
that was his winding sheet. AS sim
pie in Its dignity and It's high faith In
the goodness OF God as the man whose
passing 1t marked, the religious cere-
mony took a bare 20 minutes. Then.
under the ceaseless vigil of motionless
sentries who stood at the corners OF
the bier, the great doors were opened
Tor the waiting thousands outside 10
pass slowly by the casket on which
the sorrow of the nation and the
world was poured cut.
Two men and a woman were blown
to pieces when a small powder house
OF the RoseGale. Coal company at
Vaudeville. w. Va, Thursday. Cause
OF the explosion was not determined.
Nearly two score engine companies
fought fire at the plant of the Al
bert Schwall Malt company at Chicago
which, II is estimated, has caused n
loss of approximately $500, 600. The |
plant consists of four buildings, two of
them eight-story grain elevators.
Two young bandits held up the Do-
via J. Fried, manufacturing jeweleY.
offices on the seventh floor OF a State
street building at Chicago and escap-
ed with a box OF unset diamonds vain
ed at between $4,000 and 500. 900.
President Coolidge apparently has
no present intention OF calling an ok
ira session OF congress-. but those who I
called on him Monday received the Z
impression thar he had not made a I
maj decision. The possibility OF an '
extra session was discussed by the /
president with Samuel GomDers, pres
dent, and Fran. Morrison, secretary.
n tie American Federation OF Labor
Mr. Gompers said the president an
Deareo 70 have no intention now Of !
'aiiiHg congress together ahead OF |,
ime' but vas serving any definite /,
Z
a. = Wright -, D. w. Hopper, 81
M Theodore Wight we're drown Oh
q 10 iank ~ . rncb near Cole. oI
l4e' tekas Hopper was usohing 81
'1nf Hfisit % s'im ape 81 be- n
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17

dears. really think King Tut meant
his sandals to be worn only when in
dulging in the lighter and less strenu.
Gus sports, but it seems milady has in
this. as in a great many other things,
taken unto herself to say what, when.
where and why she shall or shall not
wear or do certain things, and -
consequence we see these sandals at the
seashore. on the street, In the ball
room. at the theatre, in fact every
where and worn thus by almost every
one. But, by all means let them har-
monize with the rest of your costume,
at least. "a And also, well, my Flap
pers. just between you and me, /
rather think I'd not caro- to make up
with a boy who got angry because l
had come TO my senses enough to not
allow him such unwise familiarities
So that's that. If he's half man. he
will admit you're right, and be a better
friend to you for it. I'd like to shake /
hands with your parents.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17

SONGS AND POEMS RECEIVED
The following songs and poems have
been received during the past week,
and / wish to thank each one for their
Kindness in contributing them:
Call Me Back Pal o. Mine"
There's Only One Pal After All"
Rosie"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17
SONGS REQUESTED

SONGS REQUESTED
These sougs and poems are on tho
requested and To-Be-Found list:
Haunted Woods"
"As I'd Nothing Else to Do"
(Poem) The Old Woman and the Boy
That Was Half Past Three.
An Old Ships Charter
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17
Dear Miss Brooks.

| Dear Miss Brooks,
| We have written to you before and
received satisfactory replies and now we
are trying again. % There are seven
of us girls who go together, and the
people in our ward call us "The Seven
Giggling, Gumchewing Nuts from
Stringtown." Should we consider this
as an insult. co We are between six
teen and seventeen years old Should
we follow the styles of long dresses?
CD Some of us have our hair bobbed
and like it, Is it still stylish to wear
it so? "a We follow the styles of
dancing, and some of the people in the
ward rave about it, What can we do
TO stop them? We don't want to stop
dancing. 90 What are some of the
latest dance pieces out? Thank you
We remain.
SEVEN GIGGLING, GJJMCHEWING.
NUTS FROM STRINGTOWN." Utah.
Well, girls, I hardly feel that were I
In your place 1 should consider the
name you seem to have earned a COM
pliment But since you do appear to
have earned it, you hardly have the |
right to consider it an insult either. IL
think l would just quietly go about IL |
and see if l couldn't earn a little bet
ter sounding name. Don't you think
you could? CD Personally, l do not
Naic ior the ankle length skirts, and |
though one sees quite a few l think
the shorter length, half way between
the ankle and the knee, in much better
taste for street wear at any rate. and
IL is still quite popular. 60 Bobbed
nair also continues popular, though its
continued vogue hangs somewhat in
the balance. Since some of you already
nave 1t, might as well keep it for q
while, l suppose. (4) Why not moder-
lite little on the dance question? Ex-
RENE styles in dancing, as well as in
lress, are in poor taste and often over
yep into the vulgar. No need to stop !
If you want to lose that {
most uncomplimentary name. better
top the so-called dancing" the folks
re raving about. You will find a few
the latest dance hits in my reply to s
rown Eyes, Utah. in last issue. Write
gain, girls. {
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17
Dear Miss Brooks:

have read your letters and answers
and enjoy them very much and would
ike to enter your corner Would you
please answer the two following cues.
tons for me? % Would you please
give me Pearl Whites address? Is It
right for girl of IA to go to dances
and different things with boy Of III
WA WA, Challis, Idaho.
Very glad to do so, Wa Wa. m
Pearl White is with the Pathe Ell.
change, Inc, 35 w. 45th ST., New York
City. l2) Personally, do not consider
it wise for girl of IA to go steadily
with boys. 1t will be far better. you
will find later on, If you will devote al
your time and attention for two or
three more years to self-improvemsnt
In every way before taking an sctirs
part In social affairs. II You do this
you VIII be more attractive, feel more
at ease, and enjoy your friends more.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17
My Dear Miss Brooks:

My Dear Miss Brooks:
1t is with pleasure that I send one
OF the songs on the requested list. 7
nave no questions to bother YOU with
now, but will write again sometime
think your little corner" is one of
the dearest places in the paper. Every
week | take great pleasure in reading
It, The only thing l hate about II is
1t isn't big enough to suit me. If I can
De OF service in sending another song I
VIII glaaiy do so. With loads of love
APPRECIATION" Layton. Utah.
THANK you, my dear. both for the
song and your CHEEKY letter I'm sorry.
Tor your sake. that our corner doesn't
seem Dig enough, but wouldn't it be
splendid If with you in your small
corner and l in mine" we could ac-
compllsh a big" work? ANYWAY we
can each do our part, can't we? | an
preclate every song sent in more than
l can possibly express to the senders /
am sure, so rest assured any you can
SEND VIII be most gratefully received.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17

nave written to you ~.
never s, signed my right nan name before ct but
get my questions answered. so dldnt
two more. please? "a VIM may All
Terry'S address. also Ela,nat Is Ale.
stems? t2) What would - aarnsr.
an old woman who SAYS tb you say 10
you that aren't true? VIII thinss about
dollars worth OF love -" million
CoLUMBINE. Beaver
Sorry Columbine, bat a M. Utah
you Know. I'm happy to ansn ~ rule,
questions for you. % AJice nv mer thsss
De addressed in care Of the NIFTY may
dos, Hollywood. Calf ana aie'ro Stu
Hammerstein, care of the IN I'M Elaine
dos, Hollywood, Calf. %, "laeo Stu
lieve I'd say anything to ber uont be-
be sure you're right, and then sr' Just
She can't hurt you If 1t isn't 50 ahead
know its very hard for SOM You
older people to think the vonna Vi the
Grafton always do the right ts,r Gen.
let's just be patient and ro .nns, 50
You handle the word love casoearint.
my dear, but let's hope l get e,iesaly,
worth out Of it anyway. h'cklss
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