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Evening star., 1925-11-29

3Oc Lo1ertG Lotion ........-...-...- tor
ecI-ms 9th 81 anectionsJ
SIOO LOzenld Lotion -............,, tor 81
a good rheumatism,
Pc Toothache Drops .........-....2 for
pc Parco Little Lirpr Pills .....2 for
25c Parco Digestire Tablets ..-s....2 for
tAn aid to digestonl
pc Grahonr's Kidney PIaster> ......2 for
&c Cnchofone Tablets fs-...........-1 tor
tOften break a cold
oo' ofu4ulf OF 4
a dependable throat remedy)
pc Ho,curds Boil SaIre ....2 for :
Sl.00 RectonetteS .....1............2 tor 81
SOC Crahan,'s Whte Pine, Tar and
Cod Lirer Oil ...............2 for
Evening star., 1925-11-29

These Famous Hair Nets are
made Of real human hair. and
are guaranteed finest quality.
This sale. . for lie. Gray and
white nets are exceptedD
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Finest Quality, Pure Delicious Grape Juice
made of choicest grapes at the Welch grace juice
plant. Buy during this sale. because you will
want to make lots of punch during the holidays
This sale, 2 quart bottles for &c.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Miss Katherine Mcfarland, q Phil
adelpfia girl, was recently decorated
nv the Greek government with the
Greek cross OF heroism.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
One-Cent Sale of TOILET ARTICLES
Face Creams

25c Black and White
Cleansing Cream ..........22 tor 2oc
SOC Black and White
Cleansing Cream ..... > for SIC
sc Black and White
Cleansing Cream for .oc
&C Jandy Cleansing Cream. > for 16c
81 Janay Night Mask > for fl0i
Soc BarnUds Complexion
cream ............ Tor Soc
SOC Manners Greaseiess
Lemon Cream .......2 for SIC
sc Manners Lemon Cream,
double strength ........2 for .6c
&c Manners Beaut, Clay. . for 76c
SOC Cocoa Butter Cold
cream .................2 for SIC
35c Creme Fnesse 'anish.
ing Cream ..............2 for Soc
SOC Lourndy Lemon Cream. 2 for SIC
j0c almond Neal ...... ? for 5Ic
Evening star., 1925-11-29

81 Monarch
4tOn,izpr
? for SI.OI.

Fine QUALITY Ator lcr !
praying nose and throat Ol
OF wat@v solution nay
used
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Large size rolls or tins rt-
tionally known bathroom tl-s 20
al a greatly reduced price. This
sale. , for lie. Limit to each
Customerl
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Toilet WdterS and
Vegetals

&c Lilac Toilet Water , tor
sc De Garden Toilet
v dter -......-...... for !
&c Ndrcissus Toilet U aer. ; for
81 Larender Vegetqi , for 81
81 Lilac IegeiaI ..... , for 81
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Genuine Ivory Soap at al
exceptionally low price. ,
cakes for &c. 0imit. 4 cakes
TO a customerl
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

Frances Elliott and Howard T. Ennis,
in which the association went on rec
ord as unanimously disappearing the
action of the few Senators in defeat
ing the Statewide school building
program, and expressing hearty ap-
probation for those far-seeing states
menlike members of the General As
sembly, who by their support of the
building program served the State in
an unusual capacity" The resolutions
further commend the "unselfish inter
est and untiring efforts of P. S. du-
Pont and his associates in formulating
and promoting a school building pro-
gram, and pledges anew to him and
his advisors the full support of the
association in continued efforts to ad-
vance the cause of education in the
State.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

Mrs. Mary A. Behen of Dover, has
sold to William f. Rash of Spruance
City, Duck Creek Hundred, Kent
county, property in Spruance City at
the corner of Clement street and
Clayton avenue.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22
DELAWARE PARENT-TEACHERS'
ASSOCIATION MEETS IN DOVER
CONTINUED from first pagel

prize of $5, to John F. Hughes, of the
Wainwright association.
Pledges Anew Allegiance to dupont
Before the convention adjourned the
delegates unanimously adopted resO-
lutions drafted by the resolutions
committee, Howard E. Moore, w. H.
Jump, Zaides Beardsley Wiggin, Susie
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22
FOR SALE

Lot for sale in Clayton, Del, on the
easterly side of Washington Ave-, first
and highest lot. Write to
MRS. ]. NJ. LORD,
1920 Spring Garden St.,
Al 4t Philadelphia, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22
NOTICE

Thirty days notice is hereby given
to all debtors and creditors of the
Estate of John T. Jones, deceased, so
that final settlement can be made.
MRS. NANCY JONES,
4-8 4t Administrative
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

riam Reynolds, son of Aaron
Inn. a farmer of Dutch Neck,
.rd a fracture of the right wrist
|-hy evening while cranking a
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

!. family of late David Keen wish
Ms medium to thank the friends
nr Of autos, flowers and offers
-athy during their recent be-
rrent-adv.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

/, regular monthly business meet
t5e W. C. T. L., will be held
|, home of Mrs. William A. Stew
i = Monday evening, April 9th.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

xM A. Richardson, Chester, Pa,
to thank Smyrna Fire Co. for
Mponse in saving her property
ing double dwelling burned
nently in Townsend.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

alay April p, will be tree
lg day at Delaware Colony. All
-l'e1 to attend and take any
trees, shrubbery, Towering
oE bulbs to make the grounds
oy' home attractive and beau
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

.,.rsal Electric Cleaner, $49.5O,
uoOO set of attachments Free,
y lnril.-Wm. Norris.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22
.I0CAL MARKETS
Grain
rRNA AND VICINITY
Grain

r 1oyegrove has purchased of
!. / Deakyne a Ford touring car.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

Iasv Ford was distressed to find
mining that his valuable collie
a poisoned. The dog was a
norite with the neighbors.
+ great Indignation felt over
hw
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

1,enor of the National Bank
n. ,.u4 Is about finished, the heavy
are both in place, the glass
are IN and work on the in
4 well y" under way. The fOunda-
u @e Fruit Growers National
~, smyrna is laid and the work
Dg the structure will soon
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

3. lsakyneville Parent-Teachers
zig will be held Friday evening
2iool and the pupils under the
1a Of Miss Heinold have ar
d a little play, ''Who's the Boss"
-sr entertainment.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

Willing, Of Princess Ann, Md.
way to Baltimore, Monday
Ing c0llided at the corner of
srd and Commerce street with
a1yen by Harry Johnson, a
nail carrier. Both cars were
Sci.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

fire engine was called to the
nee Of Herman HevalOw in
lue City, yesterday morning.
he caught in a cupboard and did
Or less damage until it was eX-
i;hed by chemicals.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

H. h Stephenson, the new
Of Asbury NJ. E. Church is
I use Of the illuminated bulletin
..., .u'aIled in front of Asbury NJ.
u .Ica by Rev. Mr.. Bunting's Sun
,Dool Class. Note not only the
services but the innovations
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

-A |anWinkle has broken
LOT a garage between the
'ioWers Bank and the Joseph
1,a which he recently purch-
tne garage will be built of con-
4ocks and brick and will be a
20 Ire proof building.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

account Of a small attendance
Ie Parish Meeting for the election
astry and other business matters
NJ Peters Church Wednesday
the meeting was postponed un-
sinesday, April %.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

b M 51iaanering, our well-known
n a 6n;, Tall "a paper hanger, moved
= Os.al Os,lulng next to The Smyrna
Ssr. sr,ce' into his new business
NJ N~ M . fuckers store yester-
sa !, %saln.nering sl. has spared nc
a5 uOIlng up his new show.
u NJ. quarters and has now one
a,-'., equipped stands to be
,Sy,aeer'e ,sTaere' Mr.. Mannering i,
i issagu isS.atulated on his enterpris,
a5 nus s and patrons wish hin
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

,sou. %snaenhall ., of "The Triangle, +"
h, 'he southern limits of
lS,.l uaS sold two plots of 100
M, 'sge e1,, each, off his land near
u u, ulllng station near Belmont.
4, 'ss a sold to Elwood Bartlett
,no, me filling station and one
i, ~ ,.ac a: Westfall. The two lots
s,s3 s?OO each. 1t is understood
AIR. ~''les contemplate building
IN the near future.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

al At
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

Y
, home of Mrs. William A. Stew
n Monday evening, April 9th.
rsm Reynolds, son of Aaron
I'M. a farmer of Dutch Neck,
-,sj a fracture of the right wrist
say evening while cranking a
1s
, family of late David Keen wish
Ms medium to thank the friends
hr Of autos, flowers and offers
-Dathy during their recent be-
rrent.-adv.
rsM. A. Richardson, Chester, Pa,
d to thank Smyrna Fire Co. for
SMponse in saving her property
Linz double dwelling burned
4 recently in Townsend.-adv.
lasT Ford was distressed to find
mining that his valuable collie
aa poisoned. The dog was a
morite with the neighbors.
az s great indignation felt over
aG
3. lsakyneville Parent-Teachers
1g will be held Friday evening
2ioOl and the pupils under the
tn Of Miss Heinold have ar
a little play, ''Who's the Boss"
-sG entertainment.
fire engine was called to the
ace Of Herman HevalOw in
llce City, yesterday morning.
he caught in a cupboard and did
Or less damage until it was eX-
i;hed by chemicals.
account Of small attendance
e Parish Meeting for the election
astry and other business matters
IT. Peters Church Wednesday
the meeting was postponed un-
sinesday, April %.
Wiling, Of Princess Ann, Md
way to Baltimore, Monda!
g, colIided at the corner O
srd and Commerce street Will
d1vel by Harry Johnson,
nail carrier. Both cars werr
sd
rlay April 25, will be ire
-g day at Delaware Colony. Al
il,ei to attend and take an,
i trees, shrubbery, fowerin.
OF bulbs to make the ground
"y' home attractive and beau
ak VanWinkle has broke
for garage between tn
l'owers Bank and the Josep
a which he recently purcE
ne garage will be built of cor
aocks and brick and will be
Gu 'ie proof building.
3RK. Stephenson, the ne.
Of Asbury NJ. E. Church
use Of the Illuminated bulleti
I'alled in front of Asbury \
-ca by Rev. Mr.. Bunting's Sun
'Nool Class. Note not only Il
week. ~ '''''O ' '''iO'
@enor Of the National Bar
..na Is about finished, the heaN
are both in place, the gla
are IN and work on the i
= well We under way. The found
=, \ VI ne Fruit Growers Nation
~. y smyrna is laid and the wo.
"lg the structure will so,
Aendenhall of "The Triangle
\, wv the southern limits
s,. uaS sold two plots of 1
.s' image s1,. each, off his land ne
nlllng station near Belmol
:. 'as :, sold to Elwood Bartlt
NJ. y The filling station and o
\, ~ a. a. Westfall. The two l.
Mo- soOO each. 1t is understo
asr, 'eS contemplate buildi
'' IN the near future.
b ,,j jlannering, our well-kno-
n 'i.u ~, wall a paper hanger, NOV
4 OSSalldlng next to The Smyr
,.,' into his new busin,
N s~ u 70 fuckers store vest
ls !, 'ecaannering has spared
,j a hitting up his new She
y NJ. euarters and has now {
sDr,,. equipped stands to
,s..lee ,s"nere. Mr.. Mannering
i f,.a f,;.a.ulated on his enterpi
a5 s,'us ~, and patrons wish /
Smyrna times., 1925-04-22

4-S 4t
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And that is because we ourselves
are the right people, If we only look
hard enough, and work hard enough
to make ourselves so. Parents
scromp and save to send their chill
dren to expensive Eastern schools,
so that they may meet the right
boys and girls" The main idea
seems to be to achieve success on
the success of others. Not enough
is said about knowing the right
people that reside within us. A
young playerwright on Broadway is
today, at 25, one Of the most sought
after men in all New York Five
years ago no one knew him. He
knew no one of influence except him
self. But he knew himself. And he
locked the door of his workroom,-
and worked. Today he is one of the
right people,
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open house from 2 to p. m. Sum
day at the chapter house, 68 N.
Ritter Ave. Misses Katherines Sweet
and Ruby Stout are in charge of
arrangements. Miss Helen Owens
will play.
Mrs. Walker Baylor, 4SS N. Riley
Ave-, was hostess Monday afternoon
for the Expression Club. Mrs.
Wayne Reddick told the story of the
opera "Hansel and Gretal." Mrs.
John A. Sink played selections from
the opera. Mrs. Victor Hintz sang
a group of Irish songs. Mrs.
Frances Bartlett sang There's Ever
A Song Somewhere, and Dearest. "
l.. A. A. o. II. DIVISION NO. 9,
has postponed it's regular meeting
and card party of Nov. IS. The next
meeting will be Dec. 2.
MONUMENTAL DIVISION, NO.
1913, G.. 1. A. B. L. E., card party,
8 p. m. Wednesday; Mrs. Henry
Blomeyer, 1914 W. Michigan ST.,
hostess.
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The Tangle
LETTER FROM SALLY ATHER


TON TO LESLIE PRESCOTT
Received your note, my dear Les
lie, this morning. 1t was very sweet
of you to take the trouble to write
to me the moment you arrived at
your destination. I had hardly fin.
ished reading your letter when your
husband came in and read me parts
of the one you had written him.
1t must be very sad for poor Ruth
Burke when she had added to her
own physical ills and fears this ter
rible thing that has come to her hus-
band. I used to envy her and think
that while she, perhaps, was no
more deserving than l, she must be
having a much happier time Of it.
OF course, / knew she wasn't very
happy with her first husband and
neither was I, and I said to myself
walter Burke is making up to her
for all this
Today, Leslie, I'm little mixed UP
about 1t all. Taking 1t altogether,
I don't believe that Ruth or even
YOU are happier than I. have seen
enough lately among my married
friends to know that life, yes life and
love, are mostly fifty-f1fty PROPOSE
tons. If you do not once in while
run into unhappiness on your own
account, you are sure to be more
unhappy when the one you loves
gets into trouble.
You will notice, dear, that I say,
when the one you loves, gets into
trouble" When one loves much. one
must have very deep knowledge Of
what that love is costing him.
| have never been able to realize, or
! rather determine, which were the
| best. Having love, there almost al
ways comes a time when one won
ders if it's possession is worth the
heartache it entails. Even when
two people are as devoted as are
Ruth and her husband, there is more
or less unhappiness caused through
| circumstances over which neither
has any control.
For instance, know Ruth is much
more troubled over her husband s
gunshot wound than he is himself
and he, of course, is worrying for
fear something will happen to her
when her baby is born.
I am telling greatly disappointed
my dear Leslie, for I am afraid you
will not be home when Paula Perier
is here. I counted so much on seeing
you two women together, for you
know, l think, of all the woman
have known, you and Paula are the
| finest.
And yet, you are so totally differ
ent from each other. You both seem
to have the same understanding and
that seems very strange to me. for
each Of you must have reached 1t
along entirely different paths.
If I did not know better, I would
say you both had suffered greatly
and come through its purifying fires
triumphant.
Copyright. 1925, NEA Service, Incl
TOMORROW-Lett from Sally
Atherton to Leslie Prescott.
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Lodge Nights

Dear Miss Lee: Iha We been married
seven years. My husband is good to me
week and goes to lodge. He plays cards
afterward and stays out late never 20
any place, without him and do not see why
think I am right MRS. n. T. K.
I most certainly do not. Your
husband enjoys his evening with
"the boys" as all men do, and
there is no good reason why he
should not have it.
Why don't you Join the lodge
auxiliary? Or you might spend an
evening with one of your women
friends when your husband is away.
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activities
e N T e r T A N M e N II s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Miss Mary Agnes Costello, whose
marriage to Joseph A. Colbert will
lake place Thanksgiving <day, was
guest of honor Monday evening at
/ kitchen shower given by Mrs. Will
lam F. Lannon and Miss Noreen
Dundoon at the home of Mrs. Lam
aon, 110S College Ave. Decorations
we're in the brides colors, orchid,
Olue, green and yellow.
Gifts were presented to Miss Co.'S
tello by little Lawrence Walker.
dressed as a chef. The hostesses
we're assisted by Mesdames William
Harrington Sr., William Dundon,
and e. J. Suess, and Misses Alice
Colbert and Helen Jackson.
Patrol Girls of the Ladies' ORR
entail Shrine will give their first
dance Of the season at S:45 p. m.
Thursday evening at Thirtieth and
Illinois SITS.
Members of the Delta Theta Tau
Sorority were entertained Monday
evening with a buffet supper at the
home of Mrs. Scott Trimble, 1882
Park Ave. Plans for the State dance
Dec. 10 were discussed.
Miss Louise Strickland 230 Hamp-
ION Dr., entertained the Alpha
Chapter of the Latreian Club Tues
lay afternoon.
Guest Day was observed Tuesday
by the Late Book Club at the home
IF Mrs. Charles Sellers, 1861 Broad
way. The program included music by
Misses Frieda Heider and Frances
Wishard and Edwin Jones, and
readings by Miss Helen Morton.
AR%
The annual dinner of the Major
Robert Anderson w. r. G. No. A,
was to be held Tuesday at the Den.
nison followed by the annual in
spection of the corps in charge of
Mrs. Madge Frady of the Alvin p.
Hovey Chapter, No. 1876.
Honor guests were to be Mrs.
Katherine Mcclure Hoston, national
president; David Strouse, department
commander; Capt. Albert J. Ball and
members of the Major Anderson
Post No. SO.
Mrs. Peter Hoffman, 81 e. Mar.
ket St., was hostess Tuesday after
noon for the monthly card party
of the 500 and euchre section of
the Hoosier Athletic Club.
Mrs. Edwin A. Hendrickson, 2029
N Pennsylvania ST., was hostess for
the luncheon at 1890 p. m. Tuesday
Of the Daughters of 1912.
Mrs. Oscar Boecher, 3146 N. Capt
toll Ave. assisted by Mrs. Hershell
M. Tebay, entertained the Dulcet
Club Tuesday afternoon.
Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers Club
will meet at 2 p. m. Thursday at
the Zeta Tau Alpha house, Is N.
Hawthorne Lane. Mesdames Louis
Mikesell and H. O. Pritchard will be
hostesses.
Beta Delphian Chapter will meet
Thursday at 9:45 a. m. at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house, 5657 E. Wash
Ington St., Howard Jensen will talk
on the life of Schiller, Mrs. Chester
Albright will discuss Schillers early
dramas and give a review Of '"The
Robbers Miss Minnie Allamong will
lead the discussion.
Alpha Delta ri Sorority of Butler
university will entertain with an
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perfectly.

Every day The Times will print
on this page pictures showing the
latest in up-to-the-minute fashions.
This is a practical service for
readers who wish to make their
own clothes.
You may obtain this pattern by
filling out the coupon below, enclos-
ing Is cents and mail it to the pat
tern department of The Times.
Be sure to write plainly and to in
clude pattern number and size.
Our pattern department has a COM
plete pattern book for the month of
October and one is being made for
November.
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Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon
lotion into the skin at night\ BY morn
ing most of the tell-tale wrinkles, tired
lines and crOwsfeet are smoothed out,
giving a more youthful contour to
cheeks, chin, throat. 1t leaves the skin
velvety soft, clear and fresh.
Beauty experts use this astringent
lotion for enlarged pores also to
bleach and whiten sallow, tanned skin:
Mix this harmless lotion yourself
since it acts best Immediately after
nrenared -AdVertisement
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muBS AND MEETINGS

ALVIN p. HOvEY, w. r. c.. card
party, p. m. Wednesday, 1149
Perry Ave. Mrs. Stella Wendell.
hostess.
IaAVTLLE DOSSETT AUXI-
Larry VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS, card party. Wednesday eve
ming, 902 Pershing Ave.
ST. MARY'S SOCIAL CLUB, cards
and lotto, 2:30 p. m. "Wednesday and
Thursday, 315 N. New Jersey>St.
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Artistic InCIinati0nS

Dear Martha Lee; am II and want
ability and am ambitious to do portrait
ure. If I Gould only go east to art
school,. where / could meet the right peo-
pie who would be sure to help me be-
come recognized would be so happy
But my father is very discouraging He
says saSS,st he's not coins to sGYasnnder money
coed 1 can do 1t here as well as In the
East: He doesn't realize what It means to
my future, to have the right people back
of me. Mother and / want to know your
opinion and some suggestions for persllad-
CoLoRINE.
I'm Inclined to think Father Is
right. If you, my dear, have that
gift Of God to paint beautifully you
will force people to recognize you.
You will not have any trouble know
ing the right people for the right
people will seek you out. The surest
plan is to do your work first and
get your recognition later. If you
could get the recognition without
doing the work, the odds are against
the work ever Undertaking.. More
over, opposition is the very best
thing for artists. They don't work
we'll when they are. comfortable and
satisfied.
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luncheon, for leading his division
over their quota first.
Baker bought the coat and sent
it to the Salvation Army, accom-
panied by a pair of warm gloves to
be presented to some small boy in
need Of II.
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Martha Zee Says
THE RIGHT PEOPLE,
ARE WITHIN OURSEL YES

Who the Fright peope? Everybody determined
to know them The idea has become national slogan But
down at rock bottom, the Fright people, the
people who wanted to know the Fright people,
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Squeeze the juice
of two lemons in a
bottle containing 3
ounces of Orchard
White. which any
druggist will sup
ply for a few cents,
shake we'll and you
have the very mild =
est anti-wrinkle 10
ton to tighten re-
Taxed skin, erase
fine lines and eradi-
cato crows feet.
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SOME LAD MADE HAPPY
Community Fund Campaign Di-
rector Gives Away Prize.

There's one small boy in Indian
apolis today, happy because he's the
proud possessor of new wool-lined
coat, and this is just because A. e.
Baker, director of division three In
the Mile Square campaign OF the
Community Fund, received a prize
Monday. at the regular Fund
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IMPROVES THE SAUCE

Add some chopped nuts to the
apple sauce. 1t will improve the
flavor.
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HOUSEWIVES WARNED

Fake Magazine Solicitor Believed at
Work.
Police we're told fake magazine
solicitor was at work again. Mrs
Lucy McFadden, 2S41 Burgess Ave,
said a man representative Of a
magazine. and took $3.50 and said
she was to get a set of dishes last
Saturday. They failed to arrive.
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DOUBLES THE WEAR

II a new broom is soaked for half
hour in strong brine it will last much
longer.
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Orchid Crepe de Chine nightgown
finished with bands, is seen in De
sign No 2612. Embroidery and orchid
crepe satin ribbon, contribute to It's
daintiness. The miniature hgures
reveal the simplicity Of the pattern.
Gowns made at home will Withstand
constant wear and laundering. Soft
cotton batiste or cotton crepe is
lovely, too, for this gown. Sizes Is
years, SO to A inches bust. Size 36
takes yards, 40-inch
Emb. Design No. 100 Cblue or vel
low is Is cents extra.
Our patterns are made by the
leading Fashion Designers of New
York City, and are guaranteed to fit
with V-shaped neck, and armholes
perfectly.
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TOMORROW-Lett from Sally
Atherton to Leslie Prescott
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Lemon Removes
Lines, Wrinkles

b go. .~..~..~. .-..-' '~' '~' $50 800 s~''
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-04-03
FOR SALE

Typewriter-Good condition. APP
ply Banner Office.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-04-03
FOR RENT

Broom apartment. Apply 423 Lau-
rel street, Beverly. 3ts