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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10

necessity OF using vaseline on the
lashes before applying mascara is
eliminated. Another trick in apply
ing mascara is this. After the lashes
have been coated with mascara press
them gently between the fingers to
remove the excess liquid. then brush
them upward with an eyebrow
brush so that they curl. The brush
ing upward isn't new, Of course. but
I wanted to mention 1t again. in
case some Of you had forgotten
about ii.
No matter how dry and ragged
the cuticle around your nails may
be you can remedy the condition
within a surprisingly short time, If
you will stop cutting the cuticle.
Cutting only makes the cuticle
heavier and more ragged as time
goes On. It's hard to suffer through
the first few days OF this new treat
ment. but soon such pleasing results
occur that you'll be happy to con-
tinue the routine.
Apply a liberal amount Of heavy
mineral oil dt comes in two weights
heavy and medium around the
base CT the nails and under them.
Then massage eac hfinger tip and
nail carefully for two minutes. That
makes 20 minutes for both hands.
but after a week the time can be
cut down 10 five minutes for both
hands. SO ties worth the extra time
at first.
Massage the nails gently but
firmly SO that circulation, the basis
of all health and beauty. Is stiml-
lated. The nails as well as the hair.
thrive on excess circulation and
massage is the only means OF bring
ing this extra supply OF blood 70 the
nails. Massage will correct the con-
dition OF dry. brittle nails and the
oil used supplies the deficiency UNI
til nature has remedied the cause.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10

club. and Mrs. Card a delegate from
the Music club
Mrs. j. p. Storey OF Austin r. the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. III. M.
Fristoe.
Mrs. J. w. Smith and Mrs. J. w.
Parker ard daughter. Eva. eli OF
Woodstock. Ontario, Canada. are
visiting their brother b. Blair Of San
Juan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10

The one 4 have IN mind-and
which ! know would be becoming
Is a gray ensemble. consisting OF a
skirt and long Goa ana a white
crepe de Chine blouse. The coat mas
a tricky scarf collar and there are
two side pleats on the skirt. OF
course. the blouse Is Of the new bow
type-three tiny bows acting a.
trimming down the front.
I'm sure mother will be tickled
pink with III
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~
nAsD wartR plus VITO nAsts SOFT wArtR
Eez. L. s Pat on.
Ring out the scum!
Ring in the soft water!
rez. 4. $ Pat oa.

Coon newsl Water need no longer be
hard. even in this hard-water country.
Scum need no longer form in the bath
tub Dirty rings need no longer be
scrubbed from tubs. dishpsns or wash
basins
Use MeIo 70 soften hard waterl II
prevents the forming Of the dirty ring.
1t makes water delightfully."- soft IL
saves from " to VI the amount OF
soap ordinarily used. 1t makes soap
much more effective With or without
soap. water softened with Melo is a
wonderful cleaner. Get It at your
~rrocers.
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ding to Be an event Of June.

ding to be on event Of June.
The home was lovely with daisies.
larkSpur, roses and ferns carrying
cut a color scheme Of white and
green.
Miss Leavell was presented with
a beautiful set Of green chinaware
as remembrance from friends pres
emf.
In tho games of bridge played 1t
vas found that Mrs. r. z. Russell
held high score and Eva Lee John
son the consolation.
The personnel included Mesdames
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10

my attention recently is a new type Of lip rouge.
Or rather, I should say an old friend done up in a
new frock that IS most enchanting as the new lip
rouge really Is one Of the Oldest forms known
liquid but IL is sealed into one Of the most chic
and fascinating little containers you ever saw
We all know how lovely liquid rouge appears on the
cheeks and lips and many Of US have used 1t despite
the fact that we had TO carry 1t around In wee bot
container We have all the delights Of liquid rouge
IN a special holder that Is convenient for every
woman to carry.
The ~container Is flat and thin so that II isn't
heavy or bulky in ones bag. The top lifts off to ex-
pose a small felt pad which. when pressed to the
cheeks or lips. leaves the most heavenly shade of
rose tint on the skin.
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SAN BENITO
RADUA

at an interesting affair Saturday
afternoon Miss Maud Mosler, who
will graduate this month from the
San Benito high school. IA hon
Gree. Mrs. G. S. PugSley and Mrs.
70. e. Hudson were h~oStesseS at the
formers home. In the attractive
floral decorations and other APP
pointments for the event lovely
tones Of pink, blue and lavender.
were noted. "A series of intriguing
contests in which several prizes
were awarded. afforded entertain
ment for the afternoon. The favors
presented to guests were dainty
corsages rejecting the chosen coll
ors. A lovely bouquet showing the
came pastel shades. was presented
to the honoree. "A dessert course
featuring the pink. blue and laven-
dar theme was served in the late
afternoon. The twenty-eight mem
bers Of the senior class were the
guests for the afternoon.
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ENGAGEMENT

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
An interesting bridge partv or the
week was the marty given Saturday
afternoon by Miss Onal Rettiz at
her home On North Tenth street.
>nncrrcnr the caza~sr>nt and ~
~rrc1crirz El--ri7ge NJ Miss 7nrothv
Teavsll the attractive daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. y. T4eavell. TO Guy
Hughes Of Lubbock. Texas. the we'd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10

RICE kRIsPIES is the new
cereal that's so crisp il
crackles when you pour on
the milk or cream.
Delicious toasted rice.
Something different for
breakfast. And what a treat
for lunch - viii fruits or
honey added Riddles love
il. Use Krispies in candies,
soups. AT erocers. Made
by Kellogg in Battle Greek.
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A. ID. LeavelI. Frank Rettir. Niles

A. u. Leavell. Frank Rettig. Niles
EsreE Everett Myers. G. Z. Stokey,
s. Joe McKinsey, r. Z. Russell. T..
Z. Rentfro. Smith, Webster Jones,
c. e. Eckhoff, r.. Fl. Gill. Val c..
Folsom. Clark. w. w. Dougherty,
Jr.. Misses Alicia Lamberth. Elenor
Olephane. Cynthia Lee Ford. Eva
Lee johnson. Winnie Belle Pfeiffer,
Ruby Glasscock and Maxine Fristoe.
DELTA BRIDGE
Mrs. Cecil Fulton entertained
eight members of the Delta Bridge
club Tuesday at her home In q de-
lightful manner.
Mrs. y. ID. Kimbrough received
the high score prize and Mrs. John
Beckenholdt. Jr. the consolation.
BUFFET SUPPER
Mrs. Val Folsom entertained
Tuesday evening with a buffet sup
per followed by bridge on the lawn
at her home honoring her house
guest. Miss Matte Lou Yelverton Of
Riverside. Texas.
The table was adorned with pink
roses and pink tapsrs-
The personnel included Messrs.
and Mesdames Rhea. Clark. G. K.
Stokley. .. Joe McKinsey. Chas.
Bartliff. p. r. Moore. Tom Beels.
R. e. Russell. and A. L. Henry. J.. j.
Mason and Conrad Roitch.
LUNCHEON HONOREE
Mesdames s. Joe McRinsey and
Rhea Clark entertained Monday
with an enjoyable luncheon at the
Casa de Palmas tea room. honoring
Miss Mabel Lou Yelverton of River
side. who is the guest of Mrs. Val
q. Folsom. The table was laid with
lace cover. with decorations carry
ing out the pastel colors. Dainty
place cards marked cover for Miss
Yelverson. Mesdames Val Folsom,
Chas. Bartiiff. Tom Beels. =. ID.
Moore. L. r. Russell, g. X. Stokley,
and the hosteSses.
The honoree vas presented with q
dainty remembrance.
MA KOCHA
Mrs. II. w. Doster was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the members
Of the Ma Kocha club. The after
noon was spent in needlework and
chatting.
There were five members present.
The next meeting Of the club will
be at the home Of Mrs. r. L. Frisby.
BETA BRIDGE
Mrs. r. M. Bounds entertained the
members OF the Beta Bridge club
and a number OF guests at her home
Tuesday.
Mrs. ". Z. Cook received the club
prize and Mrs. Whit Rogers the
guest prizes
The guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames Whit Rogers. Seigler,
J. p. Storey Of Austin
TUESDAY MORNING CLUB
Mrs. W. ". Eckekamp was hostess
this week TO members Of the Tues
day Morning Bridge club and a
number Of guests at her home.
Mrs. y. r.. Davis received high
score nrize and Mrs. II. Harrell the
cut prize.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames y. r.. Davis. William
Payne end Fl. Dismukes.
LAS AMIGAS
Members OF the Las AH1izas bridge
club were entertained Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. John
Cardwell.
Mrs. David Carson received the
club prize ard Mrs. Joe Goodman
the guest prize.
PERSONALS
Mrs. G. II. Rosssing Is enjoying q
visit with her mother at Comfort,
Texas.
Mrs. Roy II. Hardin and Mrs. Z.
M. Card attended the meeting Of
the fifth district federation OF wom-
ems clubs. Mrs. Hardin was a
delegate from the McAllen Study
m CRUST Is Tl
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I've also just discovered that a
skin tonic which has a base Of
slycerin (most Of them do is the
most marvellous thing with which
to moisten your mascara brush.
BY using skin tonic in this way the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10
AIDS ON THE
ROAD TO BEUTY
BY JOSEPHINE HUDDLEsTON

a Today l am going to give you some new ideas in beauty culture
\ Each one in itself isn't long enough to write a long article about. conse-
- quenty we'll have what newspaper folks call a column Of shorts"
One Of the most unique and splendid aids TO beauty that has come N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10
ANNOUNCED

news vas received N san Benlto
today OF the announcement OF the
engagement and approaching mar
rage Of Miss Gwendolyn Thomas.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
X. Thomas Of Pharr. and Frank
Hill. Jr.. OF Dallas. which is Of in
terest 10 friends in San Benito as
we'll as other parts OF the Valley.
Mr.. Hill. who was connected with
the Rio Grande Hardware com
pany. formerly lived in San Benito.
The wedding will take place at the
brides home at Pharr.
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LATERAL r

Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. a.. O. Dcmers the Lateral r
club members were delightfully."- en-
tertained. Bouquets Of gladioli and
oleander were placed at vantage
points throughout the rooms max
ing a very pleasing setting.
Mrs. II. +. Graves Of Tonica. III,
was the only guest while fourteen
members were present. During the
afternoon two interesting contests
were held. Mrs. w. w. Cotton and
Mrs. Arthur Graves were successful
and were awarded the high prize.
while consolation prizes were given
to Mrs. r. A. Curran and Mrs. Phil
Horkman. Served bv the hostess
were refreshments or light and dark
cake. punch and candies. Mrs. r..
O. Hornburg will be hostess at the
next meeting at her home on May
Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10

that 10 is antEeptc and o that tn. rouge doesn't evaporate. thus the life
Of one Of these lip sticks is as long Is the liquid rouge itself lasts. which
approximately six months The actual time depends, Of course, upon
how much you use and how often you use II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10
When yOW
Children Cry
for 1t

Here's relief and comfort r. rry-
ing. f~retful. fevcFssh babies wv rhll-
dren that you don't need tu urge ur
command them t0 TAKE. ThnT hnnm
the delicious taste OF fictrheFa Iaa-
toria. Your doctor viii tfll yuu -
absolutely safe, ~ yUu can give w um
freely and as often INV needed WIN ilmMw
your children happy and wrii IA frw
drops ia all it takes 40 gust freNft
feverish. colicky babies relieve thxlf.
biliousness. gas un st1rarh. cunutt-
patton. etc. EOnthH them tu Hinmp tm
IN lily. For like disorders in eia#r
G ildrcn, you simply ne q iffta
larger dose " The sane reliable
Fletcher's C~astcris Dcnt uEr Erpwu-
folks medicine. with hahtrA nr call
drcn. specialists sav. Ninety p~r rems.
of them recommend fietrhfra taA-
toria: and thirty years w KteEailr|
increasing popularity proves TREY ra
right. To protect Sou fFuHa nnAtm-l
tions, the Fletcher Signature tA nn
every bottle of Senaine FhtteheF
Castoria.
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Valley Society

gen. and Emmett Goodrich cf -
nora. Mexico.
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Legion Auxiliary
Plans Poppy Sale

Plans for the p01v sale On ~
mortal day. May Wv. were discussed
at the meeting uf tine American Lm MN
Eion auxiliary Tuesday eVcniHHE
Mrs. George II. Hamilton heads tHn
committee which ~ 70 have charge
OF arrangements. and will bu assist
ed by Mechanics HaThert nnNen-
port. J. J. Cncke. and Ben T.. Clark.
NJ definite arrangements have
yet been made. but it is planned tn
nave the advertising wlnrn~ mA inA4
year.
Final reports un the benefit brsnHyH
party given recently were heard WV
the auxiliary.
Mrs. j. ". Wills was welcomed n1
a new member or the auxiliary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10
PIE CRUST Is MADE IN
DOUBLE-QUICK TIME
WITH SNOWDRIFT

Fort this creamy shortening cuts into the -four
in just about no time at all. And the dough
is so easily and quickly rolled out that you
will find you've done away with much Of the
Handling which makes pie crust tough.
Like Lemon Pie? Well, here's d recipe
that will make you call for Snowdrift every
baking day in the year.
LEMON MERINCUE PIE
4 Tablespoonful Snoirdnf . M CnPfuL Sugar
III CuPfuLs Boiling Hdter : 2 Eggs
; Tn5cspoonfub Corssf1rcA
The Crufed Rind Of Of On Lemon =. Pasty
S TabLesPoonfuLs Lemon Juice
" TeuspoonfnI Sah
Thoroughly mix together the cornsfarch. salt and
sugar, and add 10 The boiling water. stirring con-
sfanily. When thick, transfer 10 q double boiler and
cook for nj least ten minutes. Add Snowdrit and
slowly stir this into the egg yoIks Then add the lemon
juice and rind. In the meantime, the pastry should
have been prepared and baked ON am inverted pie
plate when this crust Ia almost brown enough, IL
should be puf I'm the pieplafc, the cooled filing
poured i'm and the whole covered with a meringae
made by beating the egg whifes stiff, adding a few
drops Of lemon cxfrsc8 or juice, and four table
spoonfuhs of cranuiaied sugar. Bake i'm a moderate
oven 600 degrees F) about fifteen minutes longer.
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LAS AsfIGAS

Members OF the Las AniEas bridge
club were entertained Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. John
Cardwell.
Mrs. David Carson received the
club prize ard Mrs. Joe Goodman
the guest prize.
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PEhSONALS
Mrs. G. II. Rosssing IS enjoying q
visit with her mother at Comfort,
Texas.
Mrs. Roy r.. Hardin and Mrs. Z.
M. Card attended the meeting Of
the fifth district federation OF wom-
ems clubs. Mrs. Hardin was a
delegate from the McAllen Study
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TUESDAY MORNING CLUB

Mrs. W. y. Eckekamp was hostess
this week to members Of the Tues
day Morning Bridge club and a
number Of guests at her home.
Mrs. y. r.. Davis received high
score nrize and Mrs. II. Harrell the
cut prize.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames y. r.. Davis. William
PAYNE end VI. Dismukes.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. =. II. Wsdreartner
left Mondsy bY automobile for Cor
pus Christi. San Antonio and sew
eral other Texas points. They will
visit Mrs. G. g. Dodds while in Cor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-10
BETA BRIDGE

Mrs. r. M. Bounds entertained the
members Of the Beta Bridge club
and a number OF guests at her home
Tuesday.
Mrs. ". Z. Cook received the club
prize and Mrs. Whit Rogers the
guest prizes.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames Whit Rogers. Seigler,
j. p. Storey of Austin.
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HoNOREE
MA KOCHA

Mrs. II. w. Doster was hostes!
Tuesday afternoon to the members
Of the Ma Kocha club. The after.
noon was spent In needlework and
chatting.
There were five members present
The next meeting Of the club vii
be at the home Of Mrs. r. L. Frisby
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A. ID. Leavell. Frank Rettig. Niles
Esrey. Everett Myers. G. L. 5tokey.
5. Joe McKinsey. r. Z. Russell. Z.
+. Rentfro. Smith. Webster Jones,
c. G. Eckhoff. r. Fl. Gil. Val @.
Folsom. Clark. w. w. Dougherty.
Jr.. Misses Alicia Lamberth. Elenor
Olephane. Cynthia Lee Ford. Eva
Lee johnson. Winnie Belle Pfeiffer.
Ruby Glasscock and Maxine Fristoe.
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kEoTHER'S DAY and nv very
own adorable mothers birth
-. F.u ~, e. M, a.p ,hEr
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-08-22
SHALL Our High School Be
Divided?

As time approaches for the calling
OF another year of school, we begin
to ask. will we be getting the most for
our money by going on with our high
school divided2 AS has often been
said, il is not a satisfactory arrange
ment the way our school is now being
operated, which is all very true and
at the beginning Of our efforts a year
or more ago to unionize the two Islands
into one Union High School system, II
was not our intention. or expectation
that this arrangement should be for
long. No one can. with good grounds
for argument. maintain that the pres
ent arrangement is efficient, econom-
ical, or satisfactory. But up to the
present time It is the only arrange
ment that can possibly be made.
And with all the present unsatisfac-
tory arrangements. the state school ex-
aminer's report for our high school
was 50 much ahead of former years
that It is an encouraging argument
why we should make combined ef-
fort to start construction on the new
building very shortly after the first OF
the year. Thus enabling the class Of
1881 TO graduate in the new building.
We have heard the remark that Il
can not be done. but only by those
who have made no effort 20 investi-
gate or give it earnest thought
A chart is about finished and will
appear in a very early issue showing
the exact cost by districts for the new
building, all Of which has been COM
piled from figures Of county records,
which cannot be disputed, and will
shcw no increase in taxes over the
1928 tax, except in one district
Same have said, Wait a year or
two for one reason or another. Then
in a year or two you viii hear the
same cry. Never put off til tomorrow
what you can do today. We can build
this year. so let's all work to that end,
and one year from now. show the
travelling public. and others what earn
est thought and combined effort viii
do, IRA o. THOMPSON.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-08-22
Burton Booster Lays Law
On Line For Guidance of
Home Paper, and How!
HON. MIR. PRINTER:

ZION. MIR. PRINTER:
II Now that the News-Record
editor is away, want to write you
q few lines to sec If you don't think
q few changes in her paper when
she comes back wouldn't help out a
whole lot in getting more subscribers
and q better paper. don't like to
hurt her feeling, so, Mr. Printer.
please be careful how YOU approach
her. You know this newspaper busi-
ness is hard on persons nerves
and no one can stand more than Just
SO much. have been intending to
tell her for some time-in a real
friendly way-that 1 don't like that
new style Of type she uses, can't
remember the name, cause I olaned
the paper when she told US about
it. TO friend who owns three cars
but can't afford to take the paper
The type is TOO FINE. How are
we going to read that paper 60 years
from now. when old age comes on
and we can't find--at the i0-cent
stores-any glasses to magnify big
enough so We can read the news2
You tell her. Mr.. Printer. that she
would need to write only half as
much to fill her paper if she used
the old style of type. And wouldn't
it be easier for you to have bigger
type so you could hit the right peg?
And another thing about the paper
that she should be told about, and
that is, she should be a little more
fair to Burton-should watch out
more for our interests. and see that
our people get more notice. For
instance-last week Sarah johnson
left here on the early o'clock stage,
drove right through the town Of
Vashon on her way to Seattle. Did
She get mention in the paper? Not
a bit Of it, And there is Henry
Godfrey man who camps ON the
beach night after night. to be there
ready to fish in the early morning
when the tide turns-no mention
made OF the sacrifice he makes to
furnish food for the neighbors
You tell her. Mr.. Printer. that II
she would put in her paper one item
about vashnn and right under It
one item about Burton and vice
vercie, It would stop hard feelings
and help her paper wonderfully and
give Burton a name high and dry
above highwater mark. II don't mat
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-08-22
oRTHoPEDIC MEMBERS
VOTE RECORD THANKS

Editor vashon Island News Record:
At the regular meeting Of the Ortiz
0pedic Auxiliary Friday, August 16, it
vas unanimously voted to send you sim
,ere thanks for your kindness and CO.
operation in helping to make our
musicale financial success. Your do
nation of programs and your wonder
,ul publicity given by the News-Record
are truly appreciated by the members.
We have added about s1O0 to the Va
ihon named-bed at the hospital. Sin
serely yours. Lula Needs, Secretary.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-08-22
SIEGRIST HATCHERY HAS
MARVELLOUS GROWTH FROM
ITS DAYS OF INFANCY

. AT Colvos there is thriving business
hat is heard of very little You almost
never see their name in print, yet what
he Siegrists have done since coming
o Vashon Island and particularly
Colvos in September, 1915. seems mar
gelous to us who have seen the growth
If their business. In the beginning
hey rented the place they now own,
paying the rent by taking out some
Dig fir stumps, as money was scare
IN 1917 they started the hatchery with
iwo small incubators. Mr.. Siegrist
walked to Ellisport and carried the eggs
% fill them In baskets. The next year
hey bought horse and wagon and
Used this for two years The next year
hey were able to buy a Ford. The
same year they bought the horse Mr.
5iegrist says, they contracted to buy
he place and from that time on new
Matching equipment or new buildings
lppeared almost every year till at the
present time they have one of the best
luipped hatcheries in this part OF the
state and turn out about l25.000 White
Leghorn chicks every spring and Mr.
5iegrist says he had to turn down or
iers the past season for over 5OO0o
which was beyond their capacity. The
'eg capacity for one hatch is $4,000
Now If other parts Of the Island will
come forward and show up what they
nave Of value hidden away out Of sight
we will find the Island has lots more
Of value than We ever thought for
The above shows there is stiI room
at the top for more industrious indi-
gidusls OF the Siegrist pattern who have
no fear for the tides Of adversely.