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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-16
Steiber

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bergquist and
family attended the Mandan fair last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Hickel and Miss Mary
Dovie were shoppers in Regain Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McAlister
were callers in Regain Friday.
Mrs. c. ID. Malone attended Legion
Auxiliary meeting in Regain Thursday
evening.
";~s cnrtrnde Hickel returned to
futile Monday.
ii. and MRS. w. s. Oder and FAM
lily spent Sunday at the Ed Morris
home south .. Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
children motored to Driscoll SUNDAY
where they visited at the home OF
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-One clean well fur
nished sleeping room. Close to
bath and telephone. Hall en-
trance, plenty Of heat, hot water
at all times. 40 Third street.
Phone 589-W.
FOR RENT Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms in modern
home. Nice and clean, warm in
winter. One half block from Broad
way. Private entrance. 2l3 Elcv-
cn,n street.
FOR RENT Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms. Also one
large front room furnished for
light housekeeping with piano
Phone 8l2-J or call at 5l7 Second
street.
FOR RENT-Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms in modern
home, two blocks from st. Mary's
school. Call at 100 Broadway OF
Phone l29-W.
FOR RENT-Ncwly furnished room
in new modern home with use OF
garage il desired. Call at BOZ
Tenth street or Phone G55-LJ aft
er 500 p. m.
FOR RENT-Two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping on
ground floor. private entrance. Call
ut SOC Fourth street.
FOR RENT-A beautiful furnishet
combination living room and bed
room. Modern. Call at 3O7 Fourth
street.
FOR RENT--Two light housekeeping
rooms and one front bedroom II
new home. Phone llO3-W.
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished room
Call ut GA Ave. c or Phone Y16.
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MlSCELI.ANEOUS


FOR SALE OR TRADE-Gcncral
business. Invoice about $4,000 90
will require $l.O00.0O and would
consider Bismarck Real Estate in
the amount of $5,0O0.OO. Reason
for selling. manufacturing interests
keep me away. Property located
about GO miles from Bismarck. 1t
interested write Ad. No. 9S, care
Tribune.
billiard HALL FOR SALE OR
RENT-This is one Of the best
equipped billiard halls on the Man
-killdecr line. Four tables,
one bowling alley. cigar. tobacco
and candy eases. new electric ice
cream cabinet. Must sell on ac-
count of sickness. l.. Il. Saby,
Werner. N. ID.
FOR SALE-A full get Of blacksmith
tools including acetylene welding
machine and stock. In good town.
lots of work. Good reason for
selling. For further information
address Tribune Ad. No. &c.
DIAMOND Rings-Will send to any
Bank for free examination. Terms
as low IS uOlINI uOWu Nuu NOit"'
per week. James w. Marck, lO1
Third ST.. Bismarck, N. d.
FOR SALE-A practically new Car
ona Portable Typewriter at a big
reduction or will trade for shot
gun i'm good condition. Albrecht's
store. Temvik. N. D.
FOR SALE-Office furniture. Two
roll top desks and four flat top
desks. Very reasonable prices. In
terna.ional Harvester Co. Phone
422.
FOR SALE Brick building. meat
market and equipment in good live
town OF 800. Write Depositors Hold.
ing Company, Bismarck. N. D.
FOR SALE-White Leghorn Cock
erels Tancred strain Of high egg
record. Can furnish pedigree. A
Rooth. Mandan. N. ID.
FOR SALE-Garage. size lSxl2. 10.
Gated rear of Bismarck Paint and
Glass Co., Rosser and Fourth
street. Phone CTR.
FOR sALE-Half interest in beauty
parlor. Town Of 900. Must sell
quickly. Very reasonably priced.
Write Tribune 100.
FOR SALE-Nice fresh cucumbcrs.
Large dills $1.OO per bushel. me-
dium size $l.5O per bushel. Phone
GO9-J.
FOR SALE-Complete trap drum
outfit. also set of bells. Cheap.
p. o. Box 342. Mandan, N. d.
FOR SALE-Restaurant and cOntec-
tionery at a very reasonable price.
NJ. Tiedmann, Hebron. N. ID.
WANTED TO BUY--A single garage.
Phone 79S or 333
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NJ. B. GILMAN co.
FOR SALE

FOX SALE
FIVE ROOM house, modern. close in
$i.l0O.
SlX ROOM house, facing park, mod.
\ ern. $4,000.
FIVE ROOM bungalow. close in. fac.
ing park, $4,000.
FOUR ROOM bungalow. stucco, the
ncatest, best built home in the city
$4,000.
FIVE ROOM bungalow. spick and
span condition. beautiful lawn and
trees. double garage, close in
$4,000.
DOZENS OF other houses at good
fair values.
BUILDING LOTS-1n all parts Of the
city. hundreds Of them on MONTH!
payments.
Fire. tornado, automo
bile in good. old. reliable compan.
les.
FARM LANDS-Buy your real estate
now as there is bound to be Il good
advance in values the coming year
1t has been ten years since ! have
had so many sales on. DO your
real estate business with the only
man in Bismarck who has con
sstently advertised this part Of
North Dakota for the past fifteen
years.
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OPEN SEASON

Lulu: Will you drop in TO tea
Sunday?
Marge: l cant, dear Ress has
invited me down over the Weekend
for the shooting. She says the hus
bands have never been 50 plentiful.
Life
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ELECT RN lot

Satana, kas The recent city cleo
sion here was held up for some time
by Il single vote. Ralph Wallace and
two Others were tied for 4 city coun-
ell seat. Wallace drew lots with the
other two contestants and won out.
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HOl1SE9 AND FLATS
FOR A REAL IlOME-Reauty and
comfort combined. Buy from own
or, warmcst house in city. Six
room modern home, new and well
kept. Within two blocks OF High
school. Do not answer this ad un-
less you can make down payment
of $4,000. Write Ad. No. 50. care
Tribune.
FOR RENT-Rooming house at Az
Fourth street. Six room modern
house for $3.50 per month. For
sale: Majestic range. also iron top
for any gas range to save gas
Phone 9O5.
FOR RENT-Six room modern house
located on South side OF N. =
track. Call at 61l Second street.
F.. j. Sch.ltz.
FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house in west end. Phone 8S2-J or
call at 800 Mandan street.
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILE
1927 CHEVROLET Coupe. motor, up
hosiery and finish ,, N good . c9na.-
tive price, cash or terms. Call
G84-J.
FOR SALE-1923 Ford 4-door Sedan.
Good condition. Call at $50 Fourth
St. or Phone 543-J. Geo. Hauch.
FOR SALE-Chrysler 20 Roadster
Super Six Motors. Phone 3O6.
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DEPENDABLE USED CARS

before have we had in stock
such really GOOD used cars at
sucn very LOW PRICES. 1926
Dodge (leather) Sedan: 1926 Stude-
baker Touring; Dodge Coupe;
Chevrolet Touring: Ford Roadster;
Ford Sedan; Dodge Touring.
Easy Terms
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statesmen

WANTED-Salesmen, energetic and
We pay $50 to 800 per week. See
T.. Erickson. Grand Pacific Hotel,
Sept. 10th.
WANTED-Either salesman or sales
woman for local territory. For fur
( Their information write Tribune,
care ad No. %.
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LOST
Eltinge Block.

LOST A German Police Dog between
Baldwin and Bismarck on Tuesday.
A liberal reward. A. l.. Albrecht,
New Salem, y. ID.
LOST-Whitc gold wrist watch on
brown leather strap between Sarah
Gold Shop and Sixth street. Finder
lease phone G35. Reward.
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PROPHET IS 81

West Chester, Pa. For years Jo-
seph III. Brnton. 50. has been re-
earded rs the most accurate weather
prophet in Chester county. He al
ways guesses. he says.
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IN TIE DARK

Suitor: Tommy, does young man
call here every evening TO see YOU,
sister?
Tommy: Not exactly To see her,
because there's no light in the room
when he's hcre-Tit Bits
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Grains Of wheat taken from an
Egyptian tomb that had been closed
1000 years were planted by Il New
South Wales farmer and grew 10 cx-
ccptional height
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BABY CHICKS

PU1E BRED Chicks from heavy 'ay-
,ng flocks. Per 100: Brown. Buff
or White Leghorns 81; Rocks, Reds
Wyandottes. Orpingtons, Anconas
So; Assorted $3.50; 80 per cent
alive, prepaid arrival guaranteed.
Catalog. Order from this nd. Con-
solidated Hatcheries. Columbia, Mo.
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APARTMENTS

lOK Rent Very nicely furnished
rn apartment including piano
with III electrical cOnveniences. in
clu ag washing machine. frigid-
aire. va. uum cleaner. flat iron and
:.wing machine. Always hot wa
ter. 8O7 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Six room city heated
apartment furnished or unfur-
nished. Six room modern house
close in $4,000 per month. For
sale: Majestic range. Phone 9Oi
or call 1T 2222 Second street.
FOR RENT-A beautifully furnished
sleeping apartment. comfortable
summer and winter. Suitable for
one or two person. Phone 94S.
FOX RENT-Front Apt. on first floor
about Sept. 18Th. Everts Apis. h
Third. Phone 752-W after 500
p. III.
FOR RE.NT-Furnished apartment
with private bath. Everything fur
nished. Call at $50 Fourth street.
TdR RENT-Two light housekeepin.
apartments. furnished or unfur-
r:ehnd Cell ~ Ell Siv'h street.
tuk kr.NI-A two and three room
apartment. Inc Laufaih APIS
Phone 1903.
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Personal,

EPILEPTICS-Will tell you how
was cured from this dreadful
malady. Have nothing to sell
Write Flo Volpert, Box III. Little
Rock. Ark.
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WORK WANTED

WANTED-Grain hauling jobs. Have
Parts Co. Phone l54. ITO Main.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PHONE Els
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Men of positive personal.
ity. initiative. ability, for our sales
and service department. A real
opportunity for a good sound busi-
ness training while making good
money. Send US your photograph
with letter regarding your quail
fications Write to The Aluminium
Cooking Utensil Co., 4O3 500 Line
Bldg, Minneapolis. MINI.
~. -, use twenty good husky men
for balance Of season ending about
December 10th handling package
freight. Wages Toe and S5c per
hour. Paid every day. d. J. Nu-
gent, No. /, Sixth street, Viaduct,
Milwaukee. Wis.
IL YOU want to be successful and
prosperous, get into the Automo-
liv. Industry. Electricity or Avi-
alton. Write for FREE catalog.
STATE AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRI-
CAL /: AVIATION SCHOOL, ADer-
,cen, $. u.
WANTED-.it once. salesman TO work
:or us during the fall months APP
ply DAHL CLOTHING STORE, 4lO
Main street, Bismarck, n. Oak.
WANTED-Man cook for 4s room ho-
tel, town OF one thousand at SI2JOu
per month with room and washing.
Write Tribune Ad No. 81.
WANTED-Two good men for estab-
lished territory. Married men pre-
ferred. Real Silk Hosiery Mills.
Room 3. Hoskins Bldg.
REAL SILK Hosiery mills can use
two clean cut men between the
ages of % and 40 years. Apply
room 8. Hoskins Bldg.
WANTED-Gravel haulers at Bis
marck. best paying job in state. H..
A. Thomas. Fort Lincoln or care
Patterson Hotel.
WANTED-Man for general farm
work or man and wife, permanent
work. Call ?-F2, Bismarck, n. y.
WANTED-Young man. Steady en-
ployment. Barker Baking 4 Candy
Company.
WANTED-A No. ] counter man at
Franks Place. No other need APP
plv.
LI.AKN barber trade. Catalog free.
Moler Barber College, Fargo. \. ID.
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AN IMPROVED quarter adjoining
one Of the best small towns in
Ward County. Good school and
churches. Must be sold at once. II
Interested write to or call at 223
Third street north, Bismarck, n. d.
Mrs L. Lewis
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED Mattresses, must be ex-
perienced. Good wages. New Pal
ace Cafe, Mandan. Phone 2l2.
WANTED Middle aged lady for
kitchen work. Steady employment.
Barker Baking 4 Candy co.
WANTED Girls for general house
work, at the Dunraven. Do not
Phone. PIP Third.
WAN ED-t,lrl for general house
work. Mrs. II. G. Schwantes, All
First street
WANTED Competent girl for gem
cral house work. Call at POI First
street.
WANTED Competent maid for gen
eral homework. Phone lS9.
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FARM LANDS

SELL YOUR farm quickly for cash
No matter where located. Someone
will buy it. Get in touch with us.
if YOU want to sell. Phone 137-M.
]. S. Johnson Realty Company,
Bismarck, No. Oak.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
FOR SALE
Dependable Used Trucks

Two, International, / ton.
One. Chevrolet, 1925, 1 ton.
Two. Pord trucks.
One REQ Speedwagon, new.
One Four Door FORD Sedan. 1926.
SYLVESTER 4 DALEY
Call Sunday. Mandan
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

LIAKN barber trade. Catalog free
Moler Barber College, Fargo. n. ID
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She's Lonely

Dear Martha, Lee: As you have so
many ideas to help others. could you sug-
geet a, plan, for me? 1 am q widow-haSe
been for three. years and I Just have an
awful time making time pass as am not
on good, terms with my sisters Ny, late
husbands people have not a particle of
consideration For rae so I don't bother
them much with. my company. you can
bet l never could bear TO be alone and
wish could think UP some plan to not
LONESOME AND BLUE.
Well first, get mentally right with
your sisters. No doubt If you were
on good and lovable terms with
them and with your former in-laws,
you'd have many a pleasant hour
visiting with them. A resentful
attitude merely hurts yourself. Don't
you enojy reading? A person who
likes to read has a gold mine of
amusement and interest. Also, he
makes himself more interesting to
others by having a number of in
teresting things to talk about.
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The Tinymites all skated fine.
They formed into a long, long line
and Scouty was the leader, as they
SKINNED across the ice. Their little
Feet flew left and right. It surely
was a dandy sight to see them gaIly
sail around and scoot along so nice.
Then Scouty yelled, with all his
might, my goodness, Clowny's out
Of sight. I saw him just a bit ago
but now where can he be? The
others stopped their fun and play
and looked around in every way, and
no Clowny could they see.
Let's call to him." wee Carpy
said, and then he quickly went
ahead. ''Oh, Clowny. tell us where
you are, and have you fallen
through" Then came an answer,
Have no fear. cause I'm all
right. I'm over here" The TIMES
looked and saw him. Then they
knew just what to do.
Poor Clowny'd slipped right
through the ice, and said, "Of course
it's not so nice and If you will, please
help me out, and makeNa lot of
haste" He told them that the ice
was thin. That's how he happened
to slip In. And there he stood, in
water that was right up to his waist.
They grabbed hold OF Clowny's
hand and pulled and pulled to beat
the band. To help them, Clowny
boosted up by standing on his toes.
Then when they finally got him out
he heard old Scouty loudly shout,
Wen have to build a bonfire so that
you can dry your clothes"
To Clowny course that counded
good. He ran and helped them gath
err wood and when the bonfire blazed
up high they all cried out in glee.
Then, by the flames wee Clowny
stood and dried himself as best he
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Poor soul. She's alone so much
of the timer When we hear this
Of some one we take 1t for granted
that the person is to be pitied from
the bottom of our hearts, and If we
were consulted, we'd likely advise
her to get out and skip around with
other folks.
Usually though, she's already try
ing to do this very thing. She's
one Of the thousands crowding to
see the movie clown back into
pan of dough, or the vaudeville art
ist play golf with rubber clubs that
curl up grotesquely; or she's shop
ping''-going up and down aisles of
stores where she doesn't intend to
buy. Anything, everything to fill
in the hours so she won't be alone
with her unfriendly self.
Yet it's quite possible to get on
such good terms with ones own self
that many an evening spent alone
will slip by with golden wings. Get
ting our thoughts right is of course
the first step in making friends
either with ourselves or others. If
we've a poor opinion Of our today's
or yesterdays actions; If we've ugly,
Jealous memories and resentful
thoughts of others-well, we Just
can't stand our own company, that's
all, and simply have to flee from It.
Covering the world with mantle
of tolerance; knowing that every
body does about the best that he
can with the amount of light he has;
resolving to DO our best on the NOR
row and refusing to condemn our
selves for the actions Of today-this
will settle us peacefully in the home
rocker and aid in inducing us to
be good friends with ourselves.
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ANGRY, SPREADING
RASH ON BABY'SBODY
Checked and healed by soothing ointment

''When my baby was four months
old, little red pimples which resem-
bled heat or teething rash appeared
on her body. / used various baby
powders, but the trouble kept
spreading until nearly all the lower
part of her body was covered. Then
it began to look white and scaly
and l knew it was more than an
ordinary rash. l decided to try
Resinol Ointment, and after the
first two or three applications /
noticed an improvement. l kept on
using this ointment, however, and
bought some Resinol Soap to battle
her with. The result was that the
trouble completely disappeared. /
have always used Resinol Soap for
her bath since. She is two years
old now, and her skin is absolutely
free from any blemish. When my
boy began to have ringworms, I
was so persistent in the use of Res
mol Ointment that they were soon
cleared away. l wouldn't be with
out Resinol in the house, and at the
least sign of any eruption on the
children, use it." (Signed) Mrs.
L. E. Crenshaw, 1906 Lou Dillon
Ave-, Los Angeles. Cal, July 2S.-
Advertisement.
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Sunnyside Sanatorium. will give
stereopicon lecture on 1.-THE Life
at Sunnyside" at School AZ.
A short Travel Talk on Art will
be given by Mrs. Lucius o. Hamil-
ton at School 20 at 8, followed by
short discussion on DRY Cleaning"
by a representative Of the Crown
Laundry. Each mother is asked to
bring one or more guests for the
afternoon. At 1870 the Mothers
Study Class will meet. Mrs. Edward
Bundy Will be the leader.
At School 81 at 2:15, Mrs. Lieber
will sing and Miss Dorothy Price
will give a reading. The school
orchestra will play.
on Legislative Problems" at School
Mrs. Allen T. FIemming will talk
6S at 8. There will also be readings
and musical numbers.
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the work they are doing at School
u. The collection at this meeting,
together with the proceeds from the
food sale, to be conducted at this
time, will be given to the graduating
class to buy a gift for the school.
A pageant of the nations will be
presented by the children of School
rs Wednesday evening.
John Hughes. a former pupil II
School 1888, who is now taking pub
lie speaking at Technical High
School. will talk at the P. T. A. meet
ing.
Association of Thomas jefferson
School will be held at 3:15 in the
assembly hall.
The meeting at School 8 has been
postponed until the fourth Wednes-
day, on account of graduation exer-
cises.
DIR. Hatch, superintendent of the
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Saint and Siinhfd
BIZ ANNE AUSTIN

wealthy RALPH CLUNY, 90. was
married frivolous CHERRY Lane me is,
note, for her sister. FAITH, SAYING i she
becomes known. News Of the murder is
kept, from Cherrys invalid mother out
Sh Cherry has BEEN 3ie egngaFed several times
BERT e ESTTtiE5TsoS. a a. married travelling
s and BOB HATHAwAY, Faiths finance
and nephew of Cluny. ...-s
70 force the marriage, but protests her
Faith suspects Chris Wiley, thinking
money to Cherry, Charles Reilly Neh,
who drew w the Till t9sst thee that
whether or not she married him.
The ooroner's jury releases Cherry,
but Immediately che and her husband
are arrested by DEVLIN. deputy district
attorney.
Makes me so mad" Mrs. Lane
sat up in her hospital bed and
glared at the nurse who was arrang-
ing the flowers Faith had brought,
won't let me see a newspaper,
Faith treating me like was a baby,
Reckon l amt as sick as all that,
and If they don't let me see what
the papers said about Cherrys we'd
ding, I'm going to walk right out of
this Jail they call a hospital and buy
paper for myself.
"Dr. Atkins has forbidden us TO
show you the papers, Mother" Faith
explained patiently for the third or
fourth time. The papets are full
of--of the injustice to Mr.. 'Cluny and
and all like that. DR.. Atkins has
positively forbidden you to read
what they say, because It will make
you angry and cause your heart to
misbehave. Look, Mother. aren't the
flowers lovely2 Bob bought them for
you"
Mrs. Lane lay back on her pillows,
closing her eyes upon the vase of
roses which Faith was Offering with
trembling hands. II want to see
Cherry" she moaned. You tell her
that her Muggy amt mad at her
you tell her when you write, you
hear me, Faith2 Tell her to come
home"
"I'u tell her, Muggy when !
WRITE" Faith promised, her voice
husky with tears she did not dare
shed.
What you and Bob looking so
glum about?" Mrs. Lane demanded,
suddenly opening her eyes wide at
them. You'd think, to look at you
two, that sonebody'd died. You ain t
keeping nothing from me. are your"
Suspicion sharpened her voice.
"Cherry's married to Chris Wiley,
all right, amt she? They amt say
ing she run of with him without
marrying him?"
"No, mother. They were married
near Minturn last night-in Marlboro
County, you know. Chris had been
carrying a license about with him for
three or four months"
''He overpersuaded her, that's what
he DONE" Mrs. Lane sighed. But /
amt mad at her. Reckon she was
right not to want to marry a dried
up old man like Ralph Cluny."
Now, Mrs. Lane" the soft-spoken
professionally cheerful young nurse
rustled to the bedside, time foI
visitors to leave. my dear"
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Do you stand correctly? Just com
pare yourself with this picture and
Judge for yourself. For you see Miss
Farletta Sims, niece of Admiral Will
liam S. Sims, who won the posture
prize at Barnard College in competi-
ton with some 1000 other women
students. You will notice that the
debutante SLOUGH and the flapper
stride are quite out of harmony with
correct posture. Here you have the
the spine and the feet both cooperat-
ing for health and beauty.
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gether, whether it means a divorce CT 9TH
erWlse, Will you adVise maf

gether, whether it means a divorce CT 9th
erwlse, VIII you advise met
7. A r.
What shall I adviser What do
you want to knew2 You virtually
say that in any event, you and he
will be together, don't feel that
the young man in common decenoy
should come to you when this wom-
an is so i'll and would undoubtedly be
oemforted by his presence, I'm posi-
tive that the future, wherever it
leads, will be happier for you and
for him if you do not act selfishly at
this time,