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Evening star., 1925-04-01
Meadow Gold
sSSs5E Rss4sSR,zzD Butter
NORTHWEST

Frank Gittleson. oath and SITS.
W. T. Burns, 26th and r SITS.
J. Muller. 23rd and II SITS.
II. Brotman, 23rd and Eye SITS.
A. Plootnityky, 22nd and Eye SITS.
L. W. Bailey, oath and Eye SITS.
A. Koolker, 9i2 n. II. Ave.
I. Permut, s4o ". Fl. Ave.
j. Khgman, 25th and Eye SITS.
S. Berman. e33 25th st.
G. Burger, 26th and Eye SITS.
]. Goldberg, 2639 Eye SITS.
J. Weisblott. Goth and Eye SITS.
F. Bialek, 26th and X SITS
o. Perlstein, 25th and X SITS.
H. C. Smith, 25th and NJ SITS.
s. Line, 1927 25th st.
P. Boxer, 23rd and NJ SITS.
Rubin Cohen. 23rd and N SITS. ..
A. Kaminsky. 1923 23rd st.
n. Cohen. 1926 Ga. Ave.
I, Sussman, 1886 Ca. Ave.
S. Jeweler, 24O0 Ga. Ave.
H. Katzer. 2JO1 Ga. Ave.
J. Bernstein, 2574 Ga. Ave.
Il. cteln, SIG4 ia. ave.
II. Gittleson. 2s27 Ga. Ave.
II. Axler, 72s Columbia Rd
I. Paskel. 1904 Ga. Ave.
F. T. Leitch, 3014 Ga. Ave.
Charley Violin, 3O2s Ca Ave.
Mora Maylinger, 310O Ga. Ave.
L. Titiversky, 5000 Ga. Ave.
Mrs. R. Wolf, 526 Kenyon st.
David Ceppoos, 3213 9th st.
W. G. widmayer, 1921 Ga. Ave.
Z. N. Bratman, 1920 Ga. Ave
n. Coda, Irving and Warder SITS.
8. Amoto. 3508 Ga. Ave.
Alpert,s Market, 4O1 v st.
H. Gilman, 343 V st.
John Lee, 240 v st.
E. v. Ford, 320 W st.
J. n. Pfleiser, 1924 NJ st.
L. Gilman. 1915 v st.
I. Kaufman, 2206 10Th st.
Angelo Chicco, 1928 18th St.
E. ehilardi, 2426 14th st.
Victoria Delicatessen. 14th and Cliff
ton SITS.
T. Altemus, 2744 14th st.
Porten Market, 11th and 7 SITS.
A. Kan,mrow, 9Th and n SITS.
Jack Rubin, 3102 Macomb st.
Neal & Bro, Wis. Ave. and Macomb
St
Freeman & Bro, Tenleytown, D. 9.
J. A. Richard, Tenleytown, d. @.
A. E. Philip, Tenleytown, D. C.
Canada & Bro, Conduit Rd.
@. z. Benson, Conduit Rd.
Trulet's, Conduit Rd.
Chastleton Market, 100 18th st.
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SOUTHEAST

Harry Kartofel, 4th and 4 sts.
Morris Rubin 421 r st.
J. Sherman. 9th and B SITS.
R. 7. Mccormick. 700 ST
S. Janoff, T2j St
s. Lenkin, 3rd and G SITS.
l. Rosen Sons. 4th and Il SITS.
N. Denison. 400 East Capitol st.
Sam Rosenblum. 400 18th st.
George Swift. Ky. Ave. and St
7. Hammelburg, 1401 E st.
D. Deivecchio. 800 18th St.
I. Baker 1247 st.
L Spectre. 34s 18Th ST.
l. Widome, in2 ny. Ave.
l. Haddes, 14th and Penna. Ave.
I. Gordon. 1894 Potomac Ave.
Ramsburg & Buckten. 1917 Penna. Ave
C. Tauber. 18th and Sts.
F Falk 1000 18th ST
NJ. Millevasky. 1853 X st.
:. T. Henderson 344 l. st.
II. Il Potzier. 1000 C St.
Maryland Market. 11oa Penua. Ave.
Deckelbaum Bros Meat Market. $40 10Th 81
Wnght's Store, 3701 Nichols Ave, Congress
]. Kliban. 1o1o 1st st.
The Library. DeIica lessen, 2o7 End st:
Little Wonder pelicatessen. 2oe I'd st.
H. Zola. 400 First st.
C. Gotkin, Bird and SITS.
r. Saer. 100 North Carolina Ave.
S. Kessler. First and Hickman SITS.
Max Exler. 100 Hickman st.
D. Coopersmith. 131 f st.
Brinkley Bros. 4th and X SITS.
F P. Zuschuitt. 4th and SITS.
Johnson's Grocery. Bird and l. SITS.
Bailey's. y. ]. Ave. and st.
Brinkley. Bros, los st.
S. H. Holloway, 81 st.
6. 4. H"rplias Duke zoo 2oo Il Il St. s. ave
A. Lipman 9th and L Sts.
F Gefound, 424 L St
NJ Cohen, 10Th and n SITS.
Frank Del veechiO, 1912 11th st.
W. G. Austin. l525 Good Hope Road.
J: Winkler. 18th and SITS:
Mrs sa Aesiy. Aes ss51 NJ Nichols NLsnIlS Ave. ave
]. Deneberg, Movis Road. Nichols Ave.
Tate's Market, 2437 Nichols Ave.
J. B.. Williams, 2444 Nichols Ave.
I Iubin, 11221k Howard Place
L. Miller. 2500 Nichols Ave.
s. Meyers. Sheridan Road.
Laura Abel 500 St - ~
Frank E. Howes. 5o7 D St
a. Resnik: 4th and SITS.
Ralph Carello. 402 st.
J. Rodisky. 500 Va. Ave.
v. shereshevsky, 9Th and Va. Ave.
NJ Bass. 800 Eye ST.
Joshua S. Owens. $40 st.
E. Gardner, ssa + st.
E. Taylor. 7th and z SITS.
American Meat Market, 519 sth ST.
F. Lgagari, 523 Sth ST.
Lenkins, Reliable Market. 52s sth st.
P. Krupnik, 9TH and Eye Sts
H. Cutler, T50 Navy Place.
S. Miner 1925 7th ST.
NJ Catzva, 7th and L SITS.
D. Tauber, 700 l. st.
D. Simone. 914 sth st.
American Meat Market, sth and K SITS
s. Tapebaum. 9th and Eye SITS.
L. Rassin, 10th and Eye SITS.
s. Kessler. 1913 st:
G. W. Raley. T39 10th ST.
N Edelson. 10th and G SITS.
T. W Humphrey, 254 11th st.
L. Witt 10th and SITS.
Square Deal Market. 18th and SITS.
S. Stein, 18th and A SITS
N Ohupreck. 1920 st.
Quality Market 14th and SITS.
Bailey's s. E. Market. 116 18th St
Washington Market. 1900 Mass. Ave.
NJ Goldberg, 260 Ky. Ave.
A. Rosenblum, 10Th and r SITS.
M Burka, 18th and c SITS
N Erlick 14th and c SITS.
Economy Market 3l5 18th st.
NJ. Miller, 300 18th st.
S. Blumbers, 341 18th st.
L. Sugar, 18th and G SITS.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
| T. enough Meadow
Gold Butter for one
meal for five people
at no cost 10 y0u !

The coupon in the upper
right,hand corner of this page
entities you to a Trial Size
carton Of delicious Meadow
Gold Butter absolutely .Uith-
out a penny cost to you!
Clip the coupon, present
it, tomorrow or Friday, to a
dealer near you whose name
appears on this page, and he
will give you a carton OF
Meadow Gold Butter suh-
cient for one meal for five
people.
We pay the dealer the reg
ular retail price for the butter
he gives you; SO have no hesi>
fancy in gettingyour trial car
ton of Meadow Gold Butter.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
Be Sure to Try 1t

Clip the coupon NOW before
you lay aside this paper - SO that
you will be sure to get the Special
Size FREE Trial carton of Meadow
Gold Butter which your dealer
has for you.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
SOUTHWEST

A. Goldberg. 413 Al st.
S. okin, 600 Al ST.
N. P. Shinsky. 1882 AZ 81.
Chaikin Bros, 1900 4Ia St
A. Kolki, 1926 4I5 st.
I. silvernlan, 4s51a n. st.
N. silvermsn, 1912 Union st.
N. Chasin, 331 H St
Mrs. Haltzman, 333 Eye st.
II. Pasternsk, South Capitol and SITS
B. Berger, First and SITS.
James H. Brooks & Son, Bird and y SIS
!. Feldnan, 3rd and F SITS
L. Vangreek. 3rd and Fl SITS.
A Pomerantz, End and II SITS
N. Goose. Delaware Ave. and st.
B. Cohen, First and X SITS
M. Seesky, Half and SITS.
J. Minded, md and G. SITS
I. Epstein, 2nd and SITS
L. Mendelson, 2nd and SITS.
]. Bernstein. 2nd and F SITS
A. SeSso. 431 First st.
Louis HilInan. First and SITS
J. SanSalone, 240 First ST.
N. Alien, 2nd and SITS
N Sherman, 313 md St
S. Rosenberg. 3rd and D SITS
Tony Desimone, 3rd and C SITS
S. Cohen, 900 Maryland Ave
Rollins Market. 41s 18th St
Peoples Market, 500 7th ST.
I. Brooks, 9th and SITS.
S Wolf. SOS 9th st.
I. scheer. $50 7th St
L. Rosenberg, 9th and Eye sts.
Woolsons. 9th and Fl Sts.
B. Schecter, 929 9Th st.
J Imber, 9Th and L SITS.
Jones Market. 9th and N SITS.
F. Kogod, 9th and NJ SITS.
Mays Market 4a9 eth ST.
Sacks. 3rd and Eye Sts.
Miller's. 9th and L SITS.
J. Kuper, First and Eye SITS.
Chas. Cohen. of5 Va. Ave.
S. Levine, 1900 c ST.
M Kessler, 23J 10Th ST.
Prices High Grade Market, 6c3 Tth g..
R. C. Black. 315 10Th st.
E Gelman. aI7 10th ST.
Stolers Meat Market. sol 10th St
Miss S Ehrlich, It's D st.
S Bosin. 500 f ST.
W. Stein. 200 9th St
N Shapiro. sth and SITS.
H Clark I09Ia 4I3 St.
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NORTHEAST

s, Bein. 18th and 7 SITS.
z. Schwartz, 9Th and A SITS.
:. Sugar, 30 9TH St.
Leon Bauman, $3.50 Mass. Ave.
Audrey Freedman. 9o1 A st.
4. Deskin, 1000 = st.
Kuschner & May, 1877 c st.
A. Gimble. 24S 11th St.
S. Witt, 62S 3rd st.
Frank Marset, 236 f st.
M. Chernikon. 800 E st.
sherby's Market, col Fl st.
J. Puglise, 80 II st.
Vincent Marmo, 164 Tenn. Ave.
L. Eidenberg. 1910 B St.
F. Spigone, 3rd and K SITS.
P. Menick, 301 X st.
M. Davidson, 400 X st.
N. Fischer. sol L st.
c. H. Mills, 500 L st.
D. Abraham, 9th and NJ SITS.
Myer & Haddad, 7th and Fla. Ave.
R. Mudrick, 655 Morton st.
E. Levine. 7th and L SITS.
I. Clayman, 1925 9TH st.
A. z. Krause, 632 L st.
A. widom, 7th and X SITS.
X Bretler, 100 Fla. Ave.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
- TO convince you it is better

A trial Of Meadow Gold
Butter, we believe, is all that
you will need to make you
want to serve it regularly. So
we make it easy and costless
for you to try Meadow Gold
Butter. A progressive grocer
or market near you has a full
supply Of these Special Trial
Size cartons. They are not for
sale; one will be GIVEN to
you in exchange for the cou.
pom on this page.
Some Facts about
"Meadoev Gold"
1t is churned from pure,
fresh cream especially selec>
ted for its richness and fine
flavor. The cream is then
double pasteurized SO that
there can be no question or
doubt as to its purity. Expert
buttermakers churn the
cream by the most modern
and scientific methods in
plants which are models of
cleanliness and sanitation.
Evening star., 1925-04-01
II Specialist \
FREE TRIAL |
CARTON for you |
at these J
\ GroCers and !
. Markets -

H. Jatfe,, 1901 Morse st.
P. Shea, 727 10Th St
s. Rosin. 1922 Fla. ave.
S. Becker, 1901 Fl St.
M. Shapiro, 655 10th St
G. H. Baker, 10th and Gales SITS.
T. Bonnavo. 553 18th st.
Anna Weintraub, 6f4 Tenn. ave.
B. Schwartz, Tenn ave- and F st.
VIM. r. Ebit, 14th and E SITS.
C. o. Middledorf 9th and L SITS.
G. Athans, 1901 North Capitol st.
H. Katz 14OO 1st st.
Irving Gold, Is P st.
II. F. Payne, 1927 North Capitol St.
Frank Daneri ia Quincy Place.
Kris Delicatessen, Lincoln Road and Quincy
Place.
Mrs. N. v. Walton, 2nd and G SITS.
j. Newton, End st.
J. Greenberg, 7th and B SITS.
T. Belnick, 255 10th st.
j. Levin, 10th and SITS.
Sohuster Bros, 7th and SITS.
L. Lichterman, 9th and / SITS.
Everyones Market, 18th and Fla. Ave.
I. Finkelstein, 18th and SITS.
Gales St. Market, 18th and Gales SITS.
I. Murdock, 14th and SITS.
Handy Market 1900 East Capitol st.
B. Seigef Sth and l. sts-
w. P. Rockercharlie, 9Th and NJ sts
Evening star., 1925-05-15
Ribbed Union Suits

Fine ribbed cotton, in white
and ecru, made on spring needle
machine. Half sleeves and
three-quarter length. Sizes "a
to so. Priced S1.50.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
DOUBLE SERVICE
APIECE ENGLISH
Gu It SUITS, SS.95
LIB d Cub | G Service
Suits Have 2-Pairs
of Lined Knickers

Parents get full value
when they buy the boys
Spring Suits from this
group. Splendidly made,
light weight and excep-
tionally good looking.
Fine woolen materials
in fancy mixtures. The
English cut is the style
that boys Of 7 to 16 like
best.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
DAINTY GOWNS
AND PRINCESS
SLIPS FOR GIRLS, ST

Muslin slips, embroid-
cry and lace trimmed,
some handmade. 4 to
II. Crepe and muslin.
Sizes 4 to IA.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
New Poneee Paiamas
Mercerized Socks

Fine quality; reinforced heel
and toe. Black, cordovan, navy,
gray, beige and white. Pair, 25c.
STREET FLOOR. LANsBURGH & BRO.
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GIRLS'STRAWHATS
AT S1.95 AND SOS

Any number of youth
full styles and colors
with ribbon bands, loops
and streamers.
ON SALE-FOURTH FLOOR
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BOYS BLUE SERGE
2-PANTS SUITS ARE
REASONABLE, S10.95

Well-tailored Of fine qual-
ity blue serge, in sizes 8 to
10. The smart belted coats
assures a neat looking grad
uate. Both pairs OF knick-
ers are fully lined.
BOYS SHOP-FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-05-15

These are but few of the ways that these
dresses have of creating an air chic. All the
high shades in howered chiffon, printed crepe,
canton, crepe Elizabeth. heavy fat crepe and
georgette. Sizes for the woman the miss
and the larger woman.
Evening star., 1925-05-15

This is a rare shoe
value. The style is very
popular with either chill
dren or misses. Made
of patent leather with
swing ap, broad,
roomy toe; sizes So to
13; have wedge heels,
and sizes l3H to 2 with
rubber heels. Widths
range from B to d.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
Mems Sport Shirts

For golf and other outdoor
affairs men like roll collar and
half sleeves. Here in white and
tan mercerized materials in sizes
IA to 161z. At S1.95.
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Boys and Youths
Tan ElR BIucher
O1f ord S, $500

Big boys and little
boys will take to these
shoes like a duck does to
water. The "Lansburgh
Extra Wear S h o G."
S m a TT looking, COM
Portable. Sizes 11H
to 1877. Sizes | to 8 at
$3.50.
on SALE-STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-05-15
New Silk Ties

A large and varied assortment
OF patterns-silks, foulards, silk
and wool. Stripes and brocades.
Choice, SI.00.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
GLASS DAY FROCKS
NEW AND PRETTY
SIS TO S39.50

All lace, f | 0 w e r e d
georgette, taffeta and
crepe de chine in high
shades, or all white.
Bodice and straightline
models, with or without
S le yes. Pink, nile,
orchid, pc a c h, coral,
rose, yellow and white.
Sizes 13 to II years.
on SALE-FOURTH FLOOR
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Mems Union Suits

Popular athletic style. Pride
Of the West make, in fine main
sock and madras. All sizes,
SI.00.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
WHITE SILK VESTS
TO WEAR FOR THE
GRADUATION, $500

Bodice styles of heavy
white glove silk : for
graduation. Trimmed
with real Irish crochet
lace and with clusters of
small tucks down the
front. Sizes SO to A.
y SAIE-THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-05-15

These dresses are just
right for Summer wear.
Made of imported voile,
in youthful styles. Pastel
colors and floral combi-
nations, trimmed with
laces, embroidery, ruf-
fles, h e m S ii t c h ing,
drawnwork and tucks.
Special, S5.95.
Another splendid lot of
Imported Wolfe Frocks
are in dainty P a $ t e |
shades and prints. Long
wasted and b a q u e
styles with clever flares
and ensemble effects.
Filet and Val laces, satin
ribbon and crochet but
tons trim them. Sizes Is
to lat $7.95.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
CUNNING SUMNER
FROCKS FOR MISS
2 TO E, A T sos

Little daughter will be
rightly proud when
wearing one of these
dresses. They are clev-
erly made of Wolfe, Pom
gette, Wash Sateen and
Broadcloth-some have
panties to match. Col
lars, shocking, lace,
hand embroidered and
ribbons are best liked
trimmings. Plain colors,
stripes and prints.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
The Men'S S
Shop

At present there is a big
demand for the following,
so we are telling the world
we have plenty
Evening star., 1925-05-15
Fine Grade Shirts

Imported English Broadcloth
and fine Rayon stripe madras
neckband and collar attached
STYLES in sizes IA to IL. At
SI.95.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-26
AFFAIRS
SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
Ellsworth POstOmce.

MAILS RECEIVED.
Week Days.
From West-6.37, $50 and 11.30' a.
M; 5.21 p. m.
From East-11.51 a. M; 1921 and
1916 p. m. Might mails not dis
tributed until following morning.)
Sundays.
From West-6.37 and 11.30 a.. m.
No mail from East Sunday.
MAILS CLOSE AT POSTOFFICE.
Week Days.
Going West-11.15 a. M; 3.1Ot and
p. m.
Going East-610 a. M; $50 p. m.
Sundays.
Going West-3.10 and 500 p. m.
No mail East Sunday.
Except Monday. Except Saturday.
Registered mail should be at post
office half an hour before mail closes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-26
WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH.

For Week Ending Mt Midnight Tuesday
August Is, 1925.
station of the Bar Harbor & Union
River Power Co. in Ellsworth. Pre-
cipitation is given in inches for the
twenty-four hours ending at mid
night.
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation
New Britain herald., 1925-12-28

advise pleasing your month immcdi.
a,rly."
Without common, tho drurgls,
pourrd an aulIs,p,ic solution into
a glass. Thrn with small sharp
knife, ne divided ono Of the tablets
in half and taking nm one OF the
picccs and tho glass muttcrcd
has,y "parlon." and disappcarel
hrhtnl Tho curtain o. his laboratory.
W.sn he cam. uacSr m. carried in
his hand hON which when he optn-
ed II h,,or,. Ms contained chocolate
covered urra,s so Hike mo riyo In tho
MINER on the co0n,cr that IinIan
l,1ye Ut'la exclamation Of salts
faction.
"pcrrnctl" she said "Wha, aLout
,bo tas',.,"
"Irt mo ct thrsa other things
prr ayya" rnst." the druprist said.
plaajng the five pcucts we had
brought into an oldly.shapcd 'nNo
VIAL II want no chance OF getting
lncs. mixed" he explained aiding
Il sunposo YOU want me 10 have
those ,noIvzr1o"
"or rnurso " lillian rcioinrd
New Britain herald., 1925-12-28

You should have seen him look this
way and that way. Then lie few
down near Jumper. Arc you surc:"
he demanded.
",heo,uto,v rrnliod Jun7ncr "IIn
triol to catch me
-, H., .......
.'',' ,, '','I (,., a." '1"7 , r,',,
O,r' -, ,,,a Nv! no. . -, i,
i'IG"I 'ao''a, ,,,,. ''' ,',,'' '.,,,,,
S,''1N'H6 ,IIS "o'''' : ,~"' " y ~ ~
''"o' ,'t' "" WHY n ~ u,o' ply't' ~ .o
"',u NV W." wy ,' ',', u, "I'i - ~"
'ou'" navy ''''i i''n' 50 ! '''' ""'
~" No"'u navy '''iu 'I''' III was "
lrIh "'''''" ''ii"'
Jumper watched him disappear
then started on TO search for MI
and Mrs Grouse IN" snow was
quit" deep ANA sou Jumper had no
trouble because OF his big feet with
New Britain herald., 1925-12-28
Lillian's Rusc Produces Surprising
Results


Results
NO We haven't Hanks chocolate"
the bihghamton druggist said, but
the brand We nse Is very nice, ! ana
sure II VIII suit yon.'
III VIII have to DO, ] suppose
Lillian replied, Here extracting a
folded piece Of paper from her purse
and handing Il TO him, lis a pre-
s'riptton. How long Will II be before
v" can get II
The druggist, who. In answer 10
the code word naming the non-c&-
lscn' brand OF chocolate had given
MS the signal showing tina, he also
hal belonged 10 the wartime secret
G"r\icc, glanced with osicntollouS
dlsapproNdl a. Lillian.
You will have 20 wait your turn, "
he said coldIy, "Thes" gentlemen
We're here before you, II you wish,
however the boy VIII serve you with
chocolate while you're waiting
Il suppose there's nothing else 10
do Srumhled Lillian. Pm too tired
10 stir another step She continued
10 me, as W" TOOK our seats upon
the stools IN front OF the soda coin
ter, and gave our order 70 the gang
hing youth behind H. We carefully
Kept our eyes aVerted from the d.
rectlon OF the druggist yet We knc"
that after n lew seconds he Nnob-
New Britain herald., 1925-12-28

those lilies do smell up mouse. Inc
poor child will be smelling EN- all
the rest Of her Iiie.'
"Mhen do You think ShcIl De
IoWnstaira.' asked Mrs. Goodhue,
Wfping hrr hands on her apron.
Il 11oH~,1 wa 20 up after her
when TIA vas ready" replied Mrs.
E".'Gn. "Sur's got to CT. And shes
e. f. li~"H hor job. I'h"E say her
'2o;hrr hmiN't &ryth.nS left Al all.
No head :or bU@inese.'
"Srr'N COM through II all right.
! rrvrr saw anybody with better
control at 4 funeral" commented
Mrs. Goodnue.
The other woman turned. "Con-
rcl' Nos, that's Just it. She's got
50 much Of it that sizes like to eat
her heart "'lt. III rather see 'em
cry and wall. faint natural to take
t like she did,"
"N'oN, 'tian't because she didn't
care" snapped Mrs. Goodhue.
"Who said it wa"".''
They Stopped talking. Barbara
Had appeared on the landing.
"ThanE You 80 nGch for yonr
thou@AtfrIns" She saii quietly.
sac WAS wearing dress Of soft
green. I},r hair Was drawn smoothly
across her white fore head, The two
New Britain herald., 1925-12-28
REGIN HERR, TODAY


BARBARA HNWIItY, 20, self.
Wi.lol and tp'rn.ed, hrDaka VITA ha2
Gauc", BRUCE REYNOLDS, ana
gets q joh ON New Britain Tclc-
rlHpll in order 70 wee Me-
ANDREW McDEEMOTT, IN"
managing editor is a former friend
Of her la)hcr, She makes friends
With ROB JEFFRIES. police report
"r, and through him meets JEROM L,
BALL, man about town, at II road
house where a prominent man COM
mj}s suicide, and Barbara covers the
story. She. picks up rcd scarf let'
I'm The room by the unknown wO-
NAN companion Of the dead man,
Bruce has joined the real estate
firm Of Manners. stone ana Roy
uoJ1s, which is promoting Vale
Acres a mammoth real estate pro-
New Britain herald., 1925-12-28
9Ss5XKANGlI5E

main there until Mr., Prescott is
able to return to the plant, whero
the pictures will be taken and sent
her representatives here TO buy the
pearls.
Miss pericr will be in the city dur
ing tho time that the bazaar is open
ana If is hopcG by those in charge
that she will make u personal APP
pearance there at least for one aft
cruoon and evening.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-28

my friends more" she said, They
enforced ,hr H,ing room.
1T WIS very soon to CONT" said
NIcpurmort, Nrn Thought you
might lee g,ad TO hdyo someone,
needn't toll You huN sorry the Ttir-
urapn paoplo All are. Barbara"
She smiled huycly, $40, Eou
needn't" she said.
II do want TO talk - You, ao"Ih
| about your plans FOR II" tutmv
! Perhaps my hIrndslip Tor Your 81.
| thrr, combined with my int, rest ~
! you. viii prevent /, rom being au
| imp,?Iiu,ncl." II, w4H smiling LIS
Whimsical, smile Barbara sHjl !
/ back.
/ "You sec, MISS lluwny. I know
| that you are in great danger Of souIr
| sort Of nervous crash unless (ou
stop short and get rev star. Aud
! the Telegraph can't @'Iorl 10 lo'.
| you, cN n for short illness. You -"
my motives ar paw,y sclfisI..~liN"
most motives" Barbara N&'cnr
gra>nly,
"What have You planned Cor i'1
| FUTURE" continued McDo"moU.
Barbara tojI him o! the nrN
apartment, lie Nodded. "ThYt5 "
good hlog This hoWsa is no pace 'or
YOU now"
Barbara glanced ground thr room
Us the only home haNo,' ah"
| said. "Hut ! Couldn't bear IL witt
on, uIo,h"r. And | couldn't afford
TO Poop it up either. I'm rather
| hard ul"s@,d financially just nov,
MrDrrmo,t leaned lrc% in Ills
chair. "ThW's another thns, Nou
are earning more than we're laying
you. Ht wo can't stretch the
budget auy raTth"r this year, WisI
in paying cent lose than my wor',-
ers earn. lut budget is Il budget,
YOU know. and the powers that h"
arc inrlacahlo
"Nuw I'VE a plan that will help
you out ON that score, but viii help
me infinitely more. Thcr" yoN see
don't pretend nltrulsm fails, ~.
"1'his. in bi,,'. Is my idea, think
I've never toll Won. Miss I'awIry.
that my Witp iE in 4 sanltaWun1
hop,.yss,y inasnc. Perhaps You 10
not know. either, lhat ] have an
1S-ynar-oll daughter WAC is in 1t
boarding. srhooI in Chicago
"I'rancrs has finished h.r courer
at school end will soon be on my
hands. | have not a woman re!a,i1D
TO place her with. Neither do ]
want TO nut her in the care OF Gu
ordinary hired chaperou. I'VE seen
, foo many yor;ng girls so diapoy, ! o..
"NoW. Of coursr. I'm not a~i;in2
you TO he mother to her, or any
ing that YOU tax" her into yoHr
New Britain herald., 1925-12-28

The ncAt story: The Good Hunt
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-28

ITO Be Continuedl