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SERVES ONE PORTION.

See recipe for chocolate strip un-
der dressing and sauces. The egg
could be omitted, though 1t adds much
to the drink. Put ingredients in a
shaker, or fruit jar, shake thoroughly
and serve cold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19

ting clothes are not for her. They
make her seem heavier more settled
in figure. Armholes and shoulders
particularly should be loose. No line
is more graceful than that of the
surplice. We used to think that a
touch OF white in the form of a lace
collar was becoming. We have
changed that to a string of pearls, a
flowing drapery or a scarf collar.
There should be dignity but not fussi-
ness in the older woman's clothes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19
Scalloped Ham.

Mix one cupful OF chopped cooked
ham with three fourths cupful OF
raisins and two hard.boiled eggs cut
in pieces. Add two tablespoonfuls of
-four, one-half teaspoonful OF mus
tard and one-fourth teaspoonful OF salt
to two tablespoonfuls of butter or
shortening and mix well. Add two
cupfuls of milk and bring to the boil
ing point, stirring constantly. Add
the raisins mixture and pour into a
creased baking dish or casserole.
Cover with a mixture OF one.half a
cupful of cracker crumbs and one ia
blaspoonful of brown sugar. Brown
in a hot oven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19

Reduction Of the tuberculosis rate
since 1900 IL saving this country ST.
000. 100000 q year. from an economic
standpoint, ~,&.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19

iCan Ready.eo.rry Cod Hah Cake
lEss per person served
Open can and shape The coc'
tents into cakes. Butter q gem
pan and press one cake into each
section, following out centers.
Drop an egg into each center. Bake
IS minutes or until eggs are firm.
Serve with creamed peas and
mashed potatoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19

Hiding money in the ground Is 80
prevalent in Ethiopia that although
about 100000 silver dollars are sent
there from Austria every year there
are never more than 100000 in cir
culation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19
DAILY DIET RECIPE
Chocolate Milk Shake.

Ice finely chopped, two tablespoon
fuls.
Chocolate syrup. two and one-half
tablespoonfuls.
Milk, three-fourths cupful.
Egg one.
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DIET NOTE

Recipe contains protein, lime, iron
and vitamins A and B in the milk and
egg, and fuel or energy as fat in the
chocolate. Very useful for one wish
ing to gain weight, If taken in such
moderation that 1t would not cause
indigestion. t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19

The actual number Of inches Of rain.
fall is smaller in the Arctic regions
than in Illinois
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19
NANCY PAGE
Nancy's Mother Gives Idea
of Clothes for Older Women
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.

WHO is that distinguished-lo looking
woman over there?" asked Nancy's
dinner partner. Nancy glowed with
pride as she said in what she tried to
make a nonchalant tone, why, that's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19

my mother. Haven't you met her?"
The man was straightway introduced
and seemed to find his new acquaint-
ance as charming as he had thought
her distinguished. Nancy studied her
mother. 1t was moro than clothes
which made her look so well bred, but
there was no doubt that clothes helped
greatly. ..ancy asked her later what
her clothes philosophy was.
when q woman gets in the grand
mother, or near grandmother class"
she looked keenly at Nancy as she
said 1t, "she needs to learn tight-fit-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19

(Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-07-17

Most of the light trucks driven In
Egypt are from this country.
Evening star., 1927-07-17

Gerry, Elbridge.-Diary. GS3.G329.
Gilbreth, Mrs. l.. M.-The Home Max
err and Her Job. RY-G372h.
Gwynn, Stephen.--Experience of a
Literary Man. E-G99S.
Hall, ]. N.-On the Stream Of Travel.
G12-H14.
Holland. Cecil.-The Art of Makeup
for Stage and Screen. VUQ-H71.
Hubbard, Elbert-The Note Book. Y
HS62n.
Hudson, w. H.--The Lands End. Gas
Cor-H86.
Hurley, f. N.-The Bridge to France.
SO-H93.
Jessup, H. W.--Law for Wives and
Daughters. KWY-J49Sl.
Johnson. G. W.-What Is News? zCJ-
J634w.
Ladder. H. VA History of Social
list Thought. JH-Ll43h.
Lardner. r. W.-The Story of a Won
der Man. YW-L323s.
McCarty-Lee, H.-France on Ten
Words a Day. X39-Ml26f.
Manly. ]. M.-Some New Light on
Chaucer. ZYA-C394m.
Millin, Mrs. S. G. The South Africans.
u a. -MbGbS.
Missouri Association for Criminal Jus
tice Survey Committee.-The Mis-
souri, Crime Survey. KN-M68.
Newman, Ernest.-The Unconscious
Beethoven. VWI0-B393n.
Palmer, J. L.-Studies in the Contem-
porary Theater. VU-PlSs.
harrington, V. L.-Main Currents in
American Thought. 2 v. ZYS3-
P247m.
Pierre, ,Quint. Leon.-Marcel Proust. E.
P94Sp.E.
Pink, NJ. A.--Procrustes. or the Fu-
ture of English Education. IK45-
PCS.
Pourtales. Guy de. comte-Polonaise
the Life of Chopin. VWIO-C454
POE.
Priestiey, J. B. Talking. BQ-P93.
Robinson. E. A.-Tristram. YP-
Starkie, w F.-Jacinto Benavente.
1924. ZY40A-B43s.
Stoll, e. E.--Shakespeare Stu: -.;.
YD.Stlstn.
Slopes, M. c. C.-The Human Body.
QD-St76h.
Tardieu, A. P. G. A.-France and
America. JU39-Tl73f.
Weekley, Ernest.-Words Ancient and
Modern. X-W416w
Wexberg, Erwin. - Your Nervous
Child. QPB-W54E.
The World, New York.-The Second
Coming Tower Book. YP-9W894a.
Evening star., 1927-07-17

cate mystery tales. Strange doings
Off in the Orient, secret bands dedi-
Gated to hidden and momentous activ.
tiles, with awesome ceremonials in at
tendance upon their clearly question.
able methods--these prove a constant
hazard to the young woman the
case. But, as in all good stories. there
is a deliverer at hand to succorr
beauty and innocence and a lot OF
reckless bravado: Oh. a young man.
Of course-for this is love story as
we'll as a quest of crime. Action and
color. the unfamiliar secrets Of Ori.
entail conspiracles and behaviors are
all here in an adventure familiar to
the inventive ingenuity of this par
ticular writer. That which makes a
Locke mystery yarn go Is the element
Of credibility that invariably turns
out in support of the most astonish-
ing situations and procedures. This
is just another one Of the same kind.
Evening star., 1927-07-17
Community Centers

An open-air concert will be given
by the United States Navy Band next
Tuesday at 7:30 pm, in the stadium
of East Washington Center, Seven
teenth and East Capitol Streets and
a big community dance Wednesday at
$50 pm. In the armory of Central
Center. Thirteenth and Clifton streets.
In addition, other features Of the
week at Central and at Dunbar
Centers are of an athletic nature, with
the-use Of swimming pools and field
and track in increasing demand as
the season progresses. Principal
events at Central are as follows:
Tennis-Every week day from 5
pm. until dark, except Saturday,
from 1 pm. until dark.
Swimming instruction-For children
up to high school age, Tuesday to
Friday, inclusive, from 1870 to 2:10
PM, and for women and girls Of high
school age, Tuesday and Thursday,
from 1880 to $50 pm.
General swimming-For boys and
girls under high school age, every
Tuesday to Friday, inclusive, begin
ming at 2:10 pm, and for women and
girls of high school age, on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings, from $50 to
$50 pm. For men the periods are
Tuesday and Thursday. from $50 to
1890 pm, while on Friday evenings,
all three periods from 1880 to 1890
pm. are for men and women and
young people of high school age.
Glass for prevention and reduction
OF overweight-Conduc by DR.. Ly.
man f. Kebler, Tuesday evenings at
7:30 pm.
Glass in Esperanto-Tuesday eve
nings at 7:30.
National Capital Rifle Team-Tues-
day. 7:15 pm.
Capital Athletic Girls-Tuesday and
Thursday, pm.
Track events for boys of all ages
Directed by John Paul Collins, Friday
evenings each week, 6 pm. until dark.
Principal events for the week at
Dunbar Center, First and N streets,
are as follows: Swimming-For girls,
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Friday, from to 4 pm. For boys
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Friday, from to pm. For women
and girls, Thursday evening, from 6
to pm. For men and boys, Thurs
day, from to pm.
Glasses in basketry and art work
Tuesday to Friday afternoons, in.
elusive. 8 pm.
kindergarten class-Monday, Wed
nesday and Thursday afternoons.
Girls athletics-Monday to Friday,
inclusive, at 4:30 pm; Saturday at
pm.
Junior base ball-Every afternoon
at 8 pm.
Senior base ball-Every afternoon
at pm.
Evening star., 1927-07-17
REVIEWS OF SUMMER BOOKS |
Little Book From Well Known Poet-A Romance OF the
Time of Christ-Other Novels From the
Publ shers

source and nature are wholly beyon'
his own reckoning.
Evening star., 1927-07-17

Some Recent Accessions.

Recent accCssions at the Public LII
brary and lists of recommended read
ing will appear In this column each
Sunday.
Barclay. w. S.-The Land of Magel.
Ian. GOODIES.
Bernays, E. Ian Outline of Ca
reers. HKEB457o.
Boissonnade, Prosper.-Life and WORK
In Medieval Europe. HF-B634.E.
Brown, Mrs. l.. N.-Block Printing
and Book Illustration in Japan.
1924. Ref. WQC-BS16.
Bruere, II. j., and Lazarus. Arthur
Applied Budgeting. HKlBS35.
Chesterton, c. K.-The Outline of
Sanity. H-C4230.
Clarke, Sir e. G.-Benjamin Disraeli.
E:D63c.
Claudel. Paul. and Riviere, Jacques
Letters to a, Doubter. E-C567.E.
Cohen, Fl. L., ed.-More One.Act Plays
by Modern Authors. YD-9C663m.
Colvin, D. L.-Prohibition in the U. s.
ICI.C72Sp.
Curtis. E. E.-The Organization of
the British Army in the American
Revolution. Fs329C94.
Deaver. G. G.--Physical Examination
QF-D34p.
Dorsey, G. A-The Evolution of
Charles Darwin. l,-D25d.
Dunno. J. W.-An Experiment Will
Time. BIK-D92.
Eberlein, Fl. D., and Mcclure, Abbott
The Practical Book of American
Antiques. WSS3- -Eb3p.
Edgerly,. Webster.--Yourself Behind
Closed Doors. BLA-Ed3y.
Erskine, John.-Prohibition and Chris
tianity. GS3-ErSp.
Essary, Jesse Frederick.--Covering
Washington. GS53WEs77.
Evreinov. Nikolai.--The Theater In
Life. VT-Ev73.E.
F'ishbein. Morris.-The New Medical
Follies. Q.F52n.
Gay. r. NJ. comp.-The Riverside
Book of Verse. YP-9G25r.
Evening star., 1927-07-17
GUlLLOTINE SMASHES
B0OTLEGGERS' STILLS
pittsburgh Prohibition Administra-
tor Finds French Device Useful
for Destroying 5000.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH.-The idea Of the
guillotine has found favor in America.
Not for chopping off peoples heads,
but for killing" stills.
When John d. Pennington, Federal
prohibition administrator here, had
gathered an assortment Of 5000 stills
he found himself under court order
to destroy them. But he was I'M
willing to spare his agents time for
smashing them with sledge hammers.
He adopted the French instrument.
A heavy weight replaces the knife.
After the weight has dropped the still
Is q wreck.
Evening star., 1927-07-17

ROUEN F).-Two pilgrims used an
cient and modern transportation in
striking contrast on recent journey
to the shrine of st. Therese at Lisieux,
near here. The Able Reno Toso of
Turin, Italy, made his pilgrimage
afoot. fulfilling VOW he made during
the war. An American. coming from
nlanA
Evening star., 1927-07-17
WORKING GIRL RULES
ANNUAL FETE IN PARIS
Barmaid Rides in Cinderella Coach
at Celebration Ushering In
Summer.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
PARIS.-Mlle. Aline Lesage was
the central figure in the recent Spring
fete which ushered in Paris Summer
season. She rode in a Cinderella
coach of white and gold drawn by
six white horses from the Bois de
Boulogne to the Hotel de Vile.
On that occasion she was called
"Parisette Premiere" and represented
the working girls Of Paris. She
works in a wineshop run by her
father and Is proud to be called a
barmaid.
Like the average French girl,
"Parisette" makes many of her own
clothes. She knows fashions better
than vintages and considers it a WON.
ans first duty to always look her
best.
Most of the light trucks driven in
Egypt are from this country.
Evening star., 1927-07-17
Green Rabbit Fashion Fad.

PARIS CR.-The latest versions of
rabbit skin is green. sponsored by the
house of Valenciennes. The dyed
skins are inserted in white wraps to
form contrasting borders and designs.
Evening star., 1927-07-17

A flying thrush collided with a cy-
clist near Edinburgh recently, tempo
rarily binding the man and stunning
itself for few minutes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
A NATIONAL PROBLEM
(The Cairo, ILL.,, Evening Citizen. }
of them.

(The Ctlzen.)
The Mississippi valley problem
their lands the
of
rainfall facing
situation of the whole valley. In 1883
of 52.2 the
water the reached
Kentucky, Poplar
miles the
stood thirty during which there
building Missouri Cairo 1912
1913 made the highest being rs
Missouri levees held the
river haveb still higher
This the Missouri levee completed Madrid
Cairo the hills
side the Missouri miles,
564
Setting the the miles wherever
possible, will the
emptying ITSELF wide
outside the will
the rich aluvial overflow the
effect standing water falls
These will escape
maintenance and the ruin destruction broken levees
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
With Other Editors
EUROPE HERE
(Chicago Tribune.)


When Pinedo plane in
getting
glory That theory off when
New York Monday the police guarded him
police lines with bunch
flowers that it did contain
flowers,
could a chance.
dislkes in this country, wants
Pinedo the wish him anything better
intending
Fascist these
anything with the
Italy.
Kerensky
the himself Chicago
slapped by former officer who with companion had
Kerensky
employees like Kerensky did
the United like
trying
citizenship great
society and government n
altogether probable that there could be violent trouble
than a Rico. doubted
the Philippines againg
might affect There
violent citizenship
o
loony
protesting
representation entitled
No They won't it, Nor will there be meeting
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Douglas Justifies Itself

flood victims
valley Thursday
was and
by spirited humfHitarian
gains reputation
family.
o live in a which
well
own stockholders
sockhoder
corporation,
responsibility
saubrty climate
relief 0 happily situated
will be made upon nc
meeting
citizens the
humanitarian
Red
of lot
next estimate of the
relief requirements
approximately
people
ranks pf army.
large Of in While
the
will continue
refugee inhabitants to the prosperity that was theirs
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Murder Natural Sequence

Efforts of Mrs Ruth Snyder widow of the slain art editor and
blame other
be natural
insanity for
of defendants
ordinarily evidenced by abnormal irrational unusual
killing following Illicit
of the principals
both the the saddle the actual
the other evidence of the moral
fiber of which criminals
pleaded me-" while
guilt barred
and he
the of their
joint separate Snyder, that
neither judge the
disposition of the
Prompt meted to
illicit
0 attractions.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
WASHINGTON Al
LETTER SKI

in making the large campaign eX>
penditures for which the senate is
expected 20 toss them out, each hes
shown a certain acumen in select
ing a former newspaperman as his
secretary. William H. Culver is
secretary to Smith ard w r. DcuS,
las is secretary to Ware.
There are also potted plants, sent
as is the custom, by the governments
botanical garden. And a full quota
cf furniture and couple of electric
fans and all the rest. Ware has
numerous books and governments
documents which lie moved over from
his office in the house, but it ap-
Lears that Smith failed to inherit
anything of the sort from the late
Senator Mckinley, whom he defeated
in the primaries.
Thus Smith has only the nucleus
CT an office library. thus far-con.
sisting Of Party Campaign Funds, by
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30

James X. Pollock Jr., The Chicago
Primary, Ivy Woody; Rules ana
Manual of the u. S. Senate, the Illin
Ois Blue Book, the Chicago Daily
News Almanac and the Congress
sional Directory.
The work in both offices has been
Very light to date, consisting Of
such matters as checking with gov.
ernment departments for consJt
uents taking up individual immi-
grafton cases and asking the state
department about certain Americans
in China. Some question was raised
N the department of agriculture as
whether Smiths allotment Of agri-
cultural bulletins should be deliv-
cred to him. but he's pretty certain
to set them.
Senator'S Ware and Smith are so
comfortably tnsconced because the
senate accepted their certificates of
election late in the last congress.
They have everything a senator has
except confidence concerning the
future. There is some slight trend
in their favor but it is not expected
to he strong enough to allow them
10 sit with the senate in session OF
to allow them to occupy their or.
fices long after congress convenes
in December,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30

new people the city
widely vorably known
sporting confines More
in games
the map by the Dempsey
Chicago for many
fastest brick automobile
n it's
pubicity
profited
gives drawing
event encouraging
people money a city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Sport Events Civic Asset

attending the postponed
Sunday from points outside
to
This wise thought at opportune
throughout United States
nd at
Chamber
nd
accommodations those
organi were brough
constructed
and Others they like
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
BY RODNEY BUTCHER
NEN Service Writer

WASHINGTON. - The Hon. Frank
L. Smith of Illinois and the Hon
William S, Ware of Pennsylvania are
row, to al! legal and technical pur.
poses, just as good senators as the
other "a and with just as many
rGrcgatives rs any of the new SEN
ators.
This means that both are now
occupying large and comfortable Of
fices in the senate office Duildins s
with bright and shiny new name
plates On the Goors Or rather, their
office Staffs arc occupying the of
fioes, for there is not deal of
work t6 be done and neither Senator
Smith or Senator Ware is often here.
Both gentlemen are on the fed
cral payroll and 500 are their Soc
retariss ana clerks. However, un,
wise either or both may have been
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
o.~E. -. u n. cA,e... 1ris....

United
the Poles viewing
should not continue
it's fortic
under sentence Of the
the amount of doubt
South America and
guarding
diplomatic
Unquestonably but also still lot
o
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Ringing the Chnngcs

The latest idea is ladies' stockings
sold with a spare. Says lady,
IF on a rainy day truck splashes
one stocking with mud presto,
slip into telephone booth and pull
on the spare If both are splashed,
1 don't need to do that, because then
10th match"
Qucry-Why not make polka-dot
stockings fashionable during the
$plashing season, then the telephone
booths could be used for tkcir aor-
nal purposes ?-Boston Transcript.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
sn Nn,v Nc KnoM

The Egyptians developed writing
in three stages, first they wrote
symbols for the idea that they want.
cd to represent, for instance for a
lee they made picture of bee;
for a leaf picture of leaf Then
they combined both symbols and they
exprest such an abstract thought
as belief combination of bee
and leaf" = Students examination
paper FOR matriculation at an east
ern college.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Deccptive Whoop

Road Foreman Calling at house
opposite) )-'Excuse me, madam. but
have you been singing this morn
ing?"
Lady OF the House-"Yes, have
been singing little, but why do
you wish to know?"
II. F (with obvious embarrass-
ment) you see, my men have
knocked off twice already, thinking
it was the dinner whistle, so
thought / had better ask you not to
hang out quite so long on that tor
ncte. Wallaces' Farmer
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO


Mrs. S. w. French left last
evening for New York to spend
the summer
Mr.. ana Mrs c. A. Sherr Will
move into their new home on
Eleventh street Monday, Mrs.
Sherr having returned from Il
trip to Los Angeles and Phoenix.
tuberculosis Sunday will be
observed in the Douglas churches
today. DR.. q. w. Adamson MAX
ing the principal address at the
Presbyterian church.
A banquet was rendered the
U. S. army officers at the Couu-
try club Tuesday evening by
citizens OF Douglas, with c, Q.
Ellis acting as toastmaster. The
honorary guests were Col.
O'Connor, Col Sibley, Lt-Col.
Nichols, Major Gardner, Major
Brownlee. Major Cole. Capt Gau-
jot, Col Ord and Capt. Ball,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Abe Martin

My idce a. nerve is lOafer drink
in' industrial alcohol. Parents used
t. set up till tn children got in, but
now they yaNVn an stall around till
they go out.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Sb. Took M. Chnmces

Jessie--"I wanted to see what Bill
would do; 50 I refused him when he
first asked me to marry him"
Joan-"But he might nave rushed
cfe without asking for an explana-
ton"
Jessie-"Hardly / had the door
lock ed kansas City Star.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Reversed Alihi

Johnny's Ma-"Johnny, there were
three pieces of cake in the pantry
and now there is only one. How
did that happen?'
.lohnny--"Well, it was so dark in
there didn't see the other piece -
Goblin.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
BANB8
WAGES FOR WIVES
MANUAL FOR BEGGARs

A book found in the pocket of {.
beggar arrested in Paris was called
~ Manual for the Use of Beggars"
I here's already a movement on foot
in this country among the fathers
cf college students to suppress the
volume. What beggars really
need, of course, is not so much Il
manual as manual labor . If
the book we're introduced in Amei lea
the title could be changed to MAN
ual for Oil Stock Salesmen," and it
would go over big. rhe
strange thing about it all is that
they should arrest a beggar in Paris.
We thought they elected all their
beggars foreign ministers.
Roller skating is advancing as a
fad among the ladies'. Probably they
figure they may as well use she
skates as associate with them.
Make Chicago Hum is one Of
Mayor Thompson's new slogans. We
had thought the artillery attended
to that.
Tip your hat but let your hand
alone.
The Charleston and Black Bottom
indicate the effect of the World war
upon the public mind, according tc
q dance teacher. The next war
probably will be fought to make the
world safe to sit out in.
/ The grammar used by the float
I ing university students, such as
you tell the world Jared London
! says a dispatch Leave it to some
| body in a boat to be spoofing the
/ british. E
| copyright, 1927, NEA Service, !nc.l
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Capitol CamoufIage

What do you understand by the
term senatorial courtesy'?'
"1ts time-honored institution"
answered Senator Sorghum, designed
to make polite sarcasm take the
! lace of pugiiism, Washington Star.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Back Seat AbIaxe

Firemen were called to North
Tenth street between Nan and
Blondeau streets this morning, where
an automobile had caught fire from
a crossed wife in the car.-Keokuk
paper.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Packed From the Plains
Help In Need

us Annabelle really so dumby'
us she, Why, she's SO dumb she
thinks holdup men are swimming
instructors! life.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Easter Law

Little Buster had persuaded HIS
mother to let him help in dyeinG
eggs for Easter. She had planned
to color only a dozen and a half,
hut the little fellow pleaded earn>
oStly to make 1t II full two dozen.
"You know, he said, that We
have to allow something for crack
age"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Gnrden Snss

That fIorest surely keeps in touch
with his slogan Say IT with flow
ers'''
WHATS his method|'
We'll, I know he has sent me 9
bunch of forget -me-nots with each
hill Christian Register.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Doing Good by Health

eloped with your wife. always
thought he was your best friend"
"I1e is, but ne doesn't know 1t
yet."-Toronto Goblin.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30
Li0,,id siIemcer

''Have you some Of that gasoline
that stops knocking?'
Yes
"Then give my wife glass. =
Life
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-30

Tip your hat but let your hand
alone.