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The Coconino sun., 1924-05-30

Office department. to see II inspectors
couldn't be found with diplomacy
enough to approach postmasters with
out friction or disturbance.
'1Nevvy" Smith writes from Thor
eau, N. NJ: GAS soon as / get in trim
again am coming in to lick Del, for
no particular reason, just to show my
authority"
You red-headed, overweight oil
cuss, you'd better stay away an keep
in trim.
| Under the new radio tuning laws,
says Art Riordan, Newark is WIZ,
and Pittsburg KDKA. This makes
Atlanta, naturally, xxx, New York
BVD, Detroit FOB, Virginia FFV,
and bootleggers COD.
Bob Finlay tells that in an eastern
town he lived in one of the civic or
! carnations got up pageant illus
| tratlng the costumes and customs of
several thousand years. One old
chap, gotten up to represent an early
| day Roman, clad in short tunic,
with sandals, sword and helmet, was
| shivering in the raw wind when two
ladies approached. "Ah," said one, adj
| justing her lorgnette, "you must be
Appius Claudius."
mo-" said the Roman" 'I'm un-
'appy as hell"
Before states, paper and pencils and
pens were invented, says ]. P. Nc
Vey, people multiplied on the face of
the earth.
Not all men are homeless, but some
are home less than others, Flagstaff
matron remarked, looking straight at
her husband.
Jimmie Lewis believes baby isn't |
necessarily influenced by thoughts of
economy when it puts its toes in its |
mouth to make both ends meet.
The poetry of motion, says Ed |
Haight, is a picnic girl with a bug |
down her back.
GAS the season grows" ruminates
Alex Johnston, Il am reminded that
uneasy is the head that wears no
crown in the summertime" 3"
A thing these days that makes
The men as mad as hops,
Is finding women in
Their favorite barber shops.
GROVER JONES.
Pa naYof,1I con 1yo,1 o.a
And do not make a break;
You'll find the girl with dreamy eyes
Is very wide awake.
--BALZAR HOOK.
The house was very quiet
And then there dropped a pin.
He didn't hear it-he felt it
1t was a rolling pin.
HERB SCURL0CK.
Dear C. CA word of appreciation
of my good old dad. During the
Spanish-American war he was the
first one to go to the front-window
and cheer the soldiers. He was so
good-hearted he never would turn
a tramp away from the door. He'd
let him set there all day. When my
father liked anyone he couldn't do
him enough. Whenever he went into
a saloon to get a drink, he'd ask
everybody, even the bar-keeper. And,
even then, sometimes he wouldn't get
it. But one thing l can say about
father. He never raised his hand to
mother. He always upper-cut her.
-JIGGS.
81 used to be lucky finding things"
says George Hoffman. II remember
one day found nickel on the
street and hadn't gone ten steps
farther before | found a saloon"
Carter Joy says it would be fine
hing to know the time and place of
his DEATH He says if he did know
he wouldn't be there.
Jules Aubineau wires in some some
more hotel rules to supplement those
printed last week:
Beautiful views in the family album.
If you need the chambermaid you'll
ind him saving wood in the cellar
Don't tip the waiter; he might break
he dishes. Old men will not
,lav in thn halls Marrind MON with |
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-30

Postoffice Inspector Cooper on his
last trip here told Postmaster Dick
Connor and Attorney Frank Gold
some of the curious things inspectors
run across among the postoffices as
they travel around over the country.
Out in Kingman, Kans., when an
inspector called, he found the office
locked and was told the postmaster
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-30

Below is letter received a few
days ago by Mayor Tom E. Pulliam
of Flagstaff. Suppose now OF H. ".
Schermann, George Campbell, John
Morrison, Doc Scanlon, Harry Rich
wine, Walter Stevenson an some more
of them single but willin' guys will
be writin' the girls.
Vancouver, B. c., May II.
Dear Sir:
l hope you will not think us bold in
taking the privilege of writing to
you. We are two sisters. One of us
is % and the other is %. We live in
Vancouver, but are longing to get
away from here.
Well, we have always had a secret
crush on Yankees and especially those
from Arizona. Well, sir, | suppose
you will wonder what all this has to
do with you. The truth is this: We
have been trying to figure out some
way of getting to know some nice
boys down there and this way the only
way we could think of. Perhaps, sir,
you know of couple of nice young
men who would like to write to US.
We see nothing else but "dolled up"
sheiks and Engishmen around here,
so you see we are just dying to meet
some real Americans. We are con-
sidered good looking. We are espec-
tally interested in cowboys and we
would just love to live on ranch.
We have always heard that Yankees
are sympathetic. Well, / hope some
of them will show their sympathy to
us by writing nice letter to
MISS LOUISE IRVING,
General Delivery. Vancouver B. c. |
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-30
CHEERFUL CHIRPS
(By DEL

Mostly in those intervals when idea
along and is grabbed
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-30

POPULARITY isn't luck there
is no royal road to the spot
light. Popularity, today, means
delivering the goods!'
Observation-Disclosures
number of Chester6elds smoked
Why! Because Chesterfelds
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-30

make good! There are loads Of
ordinary cigarettes-smokers
want something better!
Better quality-proved by bet
ter taste-that's why men are
turning by thousands from other
cigarettes to Chesterfield.
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-30

ter the president had asked the post
office department to see if inspectors
couldn't be found with diplomacy
enough to approach postmasters with
out friction or disturbance.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

TfPISTS-Add materially to your income by
typing authors manuscripts; free detailed in
formation on request. X. J. Carnes, Authors
Agent, Tallap0osa, Ga.
YOUNG LADY or youth about 10 or II who
is attending night school to do light office
work. Stage age and salary expected by
better. Address Box 1s3-B. Star office.
INCREASE YOUR INCOME.
II you have few hours q day evening to
spare and would like 20 make $40 or more a
week in real estate work, see Mr.. HARNER.
Room 21O. 9O7 18th NV.
MAN OR WOMAN to sell new
household labor-saving device; !;
big demand; good pay. Ad-
dress Box 41-R. Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES

statesmen: selling plan allows you to meet com
petition; liberal drawing account. United Build
prs' Co.. S602 Wade Park, Cleveland, Ohio.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
HELP-FEMALE.
Continued.

MILLINERY MAKER-Experienced. Apply
Madame Ash. 1917 Connecticut ave.
NURSE. settled white woman to take care
Of child years old. Call 10l2 18th st. NV.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. between 25 and
40 years old: strong, experienced. with elderly
man; references required. Telephone Colnm-
bia 5.L5S for appointment. 81
SALESIAADIEs wanted: several fine openings;
salary and commission; experience unneces-
sary. 4l5 Maryland bldg, 141O II st. NV
sALEsLADY: experienced. Apply after 10
am, ladies' Capital Hat shop, 5O5 1lth st.
NV.
sEAMsTRESS wanted. one who is experienced
in mems and ladies' alterations, new work
who is capable of taking full charge OF
alteration room. Address Box 190-R, Star Of
flee.
sTENOGRAPHER. capable. Address Box 26i-
p Star office. giving experience nce
STENOGRAPHER. with general office expert
ence; il satisfactory permanent position; those
wishing temporary position need not apply
salary, SO week. Room 1905, Wash'n Loan
& Trust bldg.
sTEYOGR1PHER and typewriter-Young lady;
experience not necessary. State In own ,d hana-
writing age, address and salary expected
Address Box 22s-P. Star Office. ..
TYPIST-Also assist in light office work. Ad-
dress Box 347-P, Star office -
WAIST BUYER wanted. experienced in high
class progressive specially shops. Frank Il.
Jeleff. Inc. 1915 st. NV.
WAITRESS. coIored. 14OO II st. NV, Room
21O, Sunday, J:3O a-m- =
WAITRESS, white. 400 FL st. NV, Room
30. Sunday, 9:30.
WOMAN-Protestant. 20 to ~. good appear
ance, confidence in own ability, ambitions In
employment department free to travel: un-
usual opportunity; give phone. Address BOX
322-P, Star office
WOMAN for slip-cover department; must be
thoroughly experienced in cutting and making
slip covers. Apply supt. office, 5. kanns Sons
Co.. 4th floor.
WOMAN for saIeswork; refined, energetic; per-
add to her income; business experience not
necessary: give telephone number. Address
Box 1s1 II, Star Office.
WOMAN-Opportunity to become associated
with one of the largest real estate selling
forces in Washington; thorough training
given 10 inexperienced people and an expert
furnished TO close deals while you are learn
ing; car not necessary. Apply 10 TO II or
to 4 Monday Tuesday. Ask for director
of sales. 412. Evans bldg.
wObiEN-Limited number of intelligent wom-
en-, for whole part time, to interview our
patrons in their homes liberal compensation:
no canvassing. Cali at 1927 St, 4th moor.
WOMEN, young and alert, 10 cut childrens
dresses, by patterns; experienced preferred;
excellent opportunity for advancement. Nat
allie. 330s 18th St. third floor. ---
WOMEN-Why work for weekly salary when
you can earn as much in one day introducing
our celebrated line of modern household neces-
ties: our products and proposition guaranteed.
American Rubber Products Company, Dept.
395 Pittsburgh. Pa.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN to be adjusted for
all acute and chronic diseases in the free
Chiropractic, 1892 14th 81. NV. Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday evenings. from to z 30
O'Clock.
CAL ECJ ADTEC ,,,,ptod c,1o ~,
Evening star., 1924-03-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES


BUSINESS P0sITIoNsIFree registration
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries. Room 2l3, Transportation bldg,
18th and III SITS. NV.
CHAMBERMAIDs and cooks recommended,
charwomen, lsundresses. chefs. housemen.
s5,h st west soss Fuilers Exchange 5
CHEF-Long experience; frst-class janitor or
houseman: nurse girls. N. COLL.
COLORED COOK-stay nights, best refer
ehce; chambermafd-w mattresses; part-time cook
nrst-ciass dressmaker; practical nurses; white
nurse, middle aged; Japanese nurse. Christian
Woman.s Exchange. N. s011.
COOKS. maids. waitress, nurse. part-tim and
nrst-ciass help. Porter's Quick Employment
Bureau, 1719 18th st. NV. n. $500.
COokS-Light c0lored, mattresses and cham
Dermalds; white nurses and mattresses; also
co.ored cook and maid-waitress, work together
Help needed. 1881 You
COOKS. maids, mattresses. dishwashers, por-
tiers and others. Apply 1884 You st. NV.
COOKS, maids, dishwashers. mattresses, bus
boys. waters, houseworkers supplied free.
North 6579.
DAY WORKERS Strong, quick women: white
and colored. Monday. \. 1884.
EXPERIENCED COOKS. laundresses, house.
workers, mattresses, walters kitchen helpers
Other help supplied free. y. 2669-W. 1921
9th NV. Phillips Exchange.
WANTKD-Situations for 1st-cIass chaufeurs.
cooks. buffers. nurses and part-time workers.
BIG LIST OF POSITIONS
for typists. p. Il. ", stenographers, clerks
mechanics, chaureurs, etc. Open daily.
National Personnel Bureau,
305 Bond Bldg. 14th and y. Y. Ave. NJ. 844. .
Evening star., 1924-03-09
, LOST & FOUND.
SEE PAGE 3. PART I
HELP MALE
NEVER ndsI GRIGISAL ,ecomnenddttons
on dpplring for employment. Use COPIES.

AGENTS-ThTee to sell Insurance for health
and accident conpsny offering Al contracts.
Salary and commission 10 thnse delFerlhe ,ne
goods. Apply 8 am. Commercial Casualty
Wae buiIt
Evening star., 1924-03-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUE TEAKW0oD and odd pieces; baby
grand piano for storage. p. o. BOX, 1864. :
!. ANTIQUES. old glass. china. furniture silver
q st Main Sl73
Evening star., 1924-03-09
REAL ESTATE
SITUATIONS-MALE.


YOUNG MAN, %. until recently in business
for himself. desires position with reliable
firm. Apt. 203. the Windsor.
YOUNG MAN, q. well educated, studying
sccountancy, position any kind references.
Address Box 1JS-p. Star Office. 9s
Evening star., 1924-03-09
HELP-DOMESTIC.

-Colored, for general housework. 700
WOMAN-Settled, to cook and clean a small
apartment, for lady. Address Box 36-R,
Star Office. 11s
WOMAS-Reliable, for cook and general
housework: stay nights. Apply Sunday, 2316
Ashmead place.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

FILTER.
The Hecht Co., requires the
services of thoroughly expert
enced filter for women's gar
ments.
Apply the Hecht Co..
9TH at +.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

COAL SALESMAN with outside experience.
TO young Of high character, pleasing ad-
dress and capable of producing results good
opportunity is offered by large and old estab-
Iished firm. Address. stating age aud refer
encns Rny 2ki-p. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
HELP MALE
Continual

SALESMAN. plumbing supply. or experienced
master plumber, or both combined. to take
concern. with stock and store and first class
following. Some capital required, but liberal
finance fInsn plan and fun cooperation for estab-
Raleigh Hotel. before March IL.
Al.ESMEN for mems furnishings; steady po-
sltions; good wages. Address giving details of
experience, the Hub. Wheeling. W. Va.
ADMINISTRATIONS opportunity for 8
big field for men in all government depart
ments: 81 per hour for spare time. Address
Gox 2O-R. Star office.
Sal. Al.ESMEN-Opportunit 10 become
clSird I,,; with one Of the LARGEST n real estate
SIC. 600 year to the right man. Thorough
training given TO inexperienced salesman and
an expert furnished to close deals while learn
bldg.
Statesmen to call retail stores with un-
usual trade stimuiator: liberal commissions:
very easy seller. Interstate, 12S East 23rd
st.. New York.
SECOND COOK. must be competent: apply
at once. Restaurant Madrillon, 1900 G st.
STEAM FITTER-,Iust have experience on
ArcOlas. 521 Sth st.
STENOGRAPHER-Mal for practicing die
tation. comparatively. Address Box 1J6-R,
Star Office.
SlNNE MASUN, non-un Natl Maln cUil
between am. and pm. IL
TAILOR. Colored. experienced. that can press
on machine. 303S Georgia
TCTOR-Ioung man wants private lessons in
English from competent teacher: male: uni
yersity graduate; state terms. Address Box
1J2-R. Star office. H.
WATERS, white; cooks and bus boys. l400
ii St NV, Room 2l0 Sunday. 9:3O.
WORKING MAN to manage large truck gar
den. who has had experience and understands
hn htst inns EA NOD n
right party. Address BOX K, Star office. 1Os
YaUNG MAN to take established agency of q
nationally known manufacturer large repeat
orders: small capital required; write for in
terview. Address Box 40-R. Star office.
YOUNG MAN TO take full charge of radio
department in nearby state. Good salary to
start, rapid Advancement c. L. Davis. 4Oo
9th st. NV. -
YOUNG MAN, IL or 1S years old, to assist in
exclusive womens shoe store. wrapping pack
ages. etc: must be intelligent. neat and cour-
teous. Apply Mr. kramer. Stetson Shoe Shop,
1903 ST., between $50 and $3.50 Monday
morning.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

COLLECTOR wanted thoroughly experienced
and capable man; permanent position; hne
proposition and opportunity for promotion TO
one proving results. Apply Buffers Store. 3ll
ct VI
Evening star., 1924-03-09

Or cal Main .tO6 TOT appoIHtmenI.
FLOOR MAN. experienced, in
high-grade speciality or depart
ment stores; permanent position.
Apply before 1890 am. Frank
r. Jelleff. Inc. 12l6 f st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

CREDIT and collection man.
ager-One holding similar posi-
ton to take charge of retail col
lection department OF prominent
local establishment; splendid op-
portunity applications confiden-
tial; reply. giving full details.
Address Box 1S9-R, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

AUTO SALESMAN-An experienced man can
>ecure good position with firm Just open!us
MP, in wonderful location, With car using
Knight motor. References required All re
plies held strictly confideutiai- Address iox
-hn-p Star office, o.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

fLERk-EXperienced, eligible for transfer I'M
der civil service rules folceful and adaptable
able 10 take charge of coSt-heeping see
1iou desired. Pay in accordance with qualid-
cations. State experience and give phone num-
ber Address Box 9S X. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

DELIVERY MEN. colored, for
Ford cars. Must have had at
least two years experience and
come we'll recommended. Apply
Mr.. Hoffman. 1880 Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

CHAUFFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS.
We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
net on every dollar they take in.
This is our busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
us. Apply 1888 10th St NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
MARRIED MEN

3 men for sales work who need incomes of
81 500 or more: experience not necessary; best
OF references required. Apply 600 Star bldg.
Or call Main 27O6 for appointment.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
SITUATIONS-MALE. FEMALE.

HOUSEMAN (allroundl, chauffeur: also wom-
an for part time, laundry. North 1855.
JANITOR. by colored man and wife. 1924
4th n w
Evening star., 1924-03-09
SITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC.
fnnffnmad

MAID, nurse light housework by reIfahJe
colored woman. Columbia 2s7S-w
MAlD-colored girl wants place. 94l r. i.
ave. NV. -
Evening star., 1924-03-09

ROY FOR Office work. with newspaper or
ganization age 16 years; must be bright.
alert, industrious and anxious to make most
of good connection give age, references
ard quslifca tons. Address Box 2S-R, Star
oGce 1Of
Evening star., 1924-03-09

DRESSMARING : INFANTS AND chill
dren's clothes specially. North $3.50, Apt.
526. after pm.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

SALESLADIES wanted salary
and commission; experience un-
necessary. Apply AIS Maryland
bldg. 141O H st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

1HAUFFECR-White. must know city and
suburbs Louis Hartg. Tth and sts. NV.
CLERK at the Buffalo Market. one who is
familiar with the business. 1853 1ith st.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

Statesmen to call retail stores with un-
usual trade stimulator: liberal commissions
very easy seller. Interstate, 12S East 23rd
St.. New York
Evening star., 1924-03-09

VERY INTERESTING FRENCH LESSONS:
French lady, exp; classes or private; also ar:
work studio. Address Box 135-R. Star Office
Evening star., 1924-03-09

MANUSCRIPTS WILL BE ACCEPTED BY
publishers more readily if they are put in
shape experty. Let professional do it: s1.50
al hnur Address Box LIZ
Evening star., 1924-03-09
PERSONAL.

DRAPERIEs, LACEs, ETC. MADE OF YOUR
own materials; slip covers q speciality; guar
anteed savings OF money and material Ad-
dress Box 96-R Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

BAKER-Must' be good on pies. rolls and
pastry; must have good references United
q 'afe Inc ST II
Evening star., 1924-03-09

Statesmen wASTED-Real producers; com
plete cooperation; nursery stock in big de-
mand; persistent men earn large commissions,
paid weekly: investigate. TNrry Nurseries,
Brighton y. Y.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

AUTO MECHANICS wanted to Introduce auto
mobile truck and tractor necessity; unusual op-
1omotive Company, icHs North Racine ave.
chicago, IL.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

CARPENTER may earn tuition in practical
courses by work in spare hours. Research
University, 20 jackson pl. Main $40.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

MAID, waitress, general helper; young col
ored woman; stay nights; will take a Ijttle
smaller wages because bring my baby. 1922
Evening star., 1924-03-09

Thirty years of age, eleven years. experience
rs salesman, at present employed as eastern
sales manager for large manufacturer OF food
,roducts, desires to make q change by LIST of
|. ,pril !: best OF references furnished; PROPOSE
tion must be sahstaat1al Address Box 32-R,
Star ONES IL
Evening star., 1924-03-09

AUTO SALESMAN at opce, with car. See Mr..
Wheeler. Overland Wheeler Co.. ISL ltth. "
Evening star., 1924-03-09

SALESMEN or ex-merchants; unusual opportu-
nifty for permanant connection with big, respon-
sible firm; unequaled invention now ready;
pets all competition in shade; exclusive terri
tory; thousands Of prospects waiting; commits
sions, $50 to 500 per sale; experience unneces-
sary. Write fully for reply NaSaser Box
176, Sta. c. Cleveland, Ohio.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

WANTED-CARE OF BABY UNDER ONE
year OF age; will receive the best of care.
Phone Clarendon S16-F-I2.
Evening star., 1924-09-08
Fine Wool Blankets
$7.45 Pair

Slight 7rregulaTs Of SO and SI2 Grades
We purchased from large mill their en-
tire surplus stock and slight rregulars of
fine grade wool blankets at a mere fraction
of their real worth. The defects consist of
slightly uneven border or dark thread, such
injuries that will in no way affect wear nor
appearance.
Some all wool, others nearly all WOOL sizes
66xSO and 70x80. for large double beds In plaids
| of various colorings, we'll white gray
with blue pink borders.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1924-09-08
DAWES TO CONFER
ON EXTENDED TOUR
Numerous Requests for
Speaking Dates Received
From All Parts of Country.
By the Associated Press.

EVANSTON, III. September S.-An
address Thursday night at Milwaukee
and a series of conferences with Re-
publican campaign managers to draft
An extended speaking itinerary ap-
peared as the principal political ac-
tivities for the week of Charles g..
Dawes. Republican candidate for Vice
President.
The week will be spent more or
less by the nominee in preparation
Cor the more intensive campaign
which William Butler, Republican ma
:ional chairman, and his aides have
decided to inaugurate the middle of
September. Officials of the Repub-
lican campaign organization say they
have endeavored purposely to let the
campaign get under way slowly so
that the final weeks of the contest
will see 1t steadily gathering momen-
tum rather than being held at high
point reached several weeks in ad-
vance of election day.
Only Three Addresses.
Mr.. Dawes in line with that policy
has made to date only three
addresses, his acceptance speech
here, his address at Augusta in
augurating the Maine cmpaign,
and his discussion of the agri-
cultural problem at Lincoln. Nebr.
He plans to speak on the La Toilette
independent movement Thursday at
Milwaukee, and then will make sew
eral addresses on specific topics, in
Guiding one speech on establishment
of a Federal budget system, before
launching into any general discussion
of all of the more important issues.
The vice presidential nominee has
indicated to Republican campaign
managers that he would prefer to
10 ,lyv -lr \ ~,
after careful preparation and under
conditions whereby it could be broad
cast by radio over a large section of
the country. Requests for speeches
by Mr.. Dawes have been received in
such numbers at the office in Chicago
of Representative Sanders of Indiana,
head of the national committees
speakers bureau, that the confer
ences to follow the return to Chicago
this week of Chairman Butler are eX
pected, however, to result in aban-
donment by Mr.. Dawes of his desire
at the request of the campaign mana
gers.
Mr.. Butler indicated several days
ago in New York that Mr.. Dawes
would be asked to undertake a speak
ing trip to the Pacific coast. 1t also
has been intmated that the vice
presidential nominee would make
speeches in Pennsylvania and New
York. Party LEADERS in Minnesota
and the Dakotas have asked that
he appear in those states to explain
the Republican stand on the agricul-
tural problem; an informal agree
ment was reached a month ago that
he make three speeches in Indiana.
Urgent requests have been made that
he speak in Kentucky and Tennessee,
and leaders in the Southwest, recogniz-
ing that it will be impossible for
President Coolidge to visit their States,
have sent in calls for Gen. Dawes.
All these requests, promises and
tentative agreements have been
placed on file by Representative San
ders, who will lay them before Chair
man Butler early this week with a
view to working out at an early date
a complete campaign itinerary for
Mr.. Dawes.
Evening star., 1924-09-08
Women's 12Hc
Handkerchiefs. 7c

Women's Handkerchiefs, COL
ored woven border and drawn
work effects in various wanted
shades. Sheer quality. with hem
stitched borders. Full size.
Mems Quality" Handkerchiefs.
pure white, soft-linen finish
grade. with hemstitched O.
borders. Each. ch..........., o.
GoldenberE's-First Floor.