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First Vice-President; Mrs. Homel G. Nordling, second Vice-President
 Committees appointed included Flower committee-Mrs. D. F. Mil lard and Mrs. R. s. Raven; Call ing-Mrs. M. s. Whittier, Mrs. R E. Robertson, Mrs. J. K. Campbell and Mrs. H. T. Tripp; Sewing Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs. Dave Hou- sel, Mrs. T. Bowling, Mrs. Roy Rutherford, Mrs. Jack Laurie and Mrs. Belle Campbell; Publicity Re- porter-Mrs. J. D. Van Alta.
 A food sale on March II at the Sanitary Grocery was scheduled on the program or Martha Society affairs.
 The Martha Society's annual din- ner will be given April 19 in the church parlor.
 Mrs. c. E. Krause and Mrs. Grover Winn were hostesses at the meeting yesterday afternoon.
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WATER SHORTAGE RELIEVED SOON.
 SAYS JOHN RICK

A temporary shortage of water, the result of a frozen pipe line from Granite Creek, will require that water in the southern part of town, with the exception of the business district, be shut off from midnight until o'clock tomor- row morning.
 John Reck, manager of the Ju- neau Water Company, declares that there will be plenty of water tomorrow upon the completion of repairs now underway.
 There's big news for you in the advertising columns
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TOM MARTINSON IS
 JUNEAU VISITOR

Tom Martinson, who is connect cd with the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad at Cordova, was a passenger for Juneau on the Northwestern.
 
 Make Millions 1hink-and Buyl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-03
WINTER SPOKT ENTHUSIAST
 IS RETURNING TO SOUTH

Elva D. Hawkins, who went north several months ago to see what the Northland was like in the win ter and to enjoy winter sports, was southbound passenger on the Northwestern. Miss Hawkins spent considerable time at Hot Springs. Fairbanks and Anchorage.
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Every one-young, old, slim and
not-so-slim-can rejoice at the ne'7
silhouette, with its long, almost
tubular lines. 1t has youth, it has
dignity, and it makes the most of
your figure. The frock illustrated is
a type which is excellent in the
larger sizes, usually so difficult to
suit.
Note the f1attering deep v of the
neckline with the white relief OF
narrow turnover collar, below and
vested.
Note the slenderizing diagonal
lines at bust and hip, and the grace
full low flare. And lastly, note the
charm of the unadorned shoulder
line and the very new sleeves which
concentrate fullness at the elbow.
Choose satin or a dull crepe in
black, tobacco brown or blackberry,
with touches of white at the throat.
Even a beginner can make this
model. Size "a requires 324 yards
39-inch material, Y yard 39-inch
contrasting to trim. Width about
IL yard.
Pattern No 1865 is designed for
sizes "a, SO, 38, 40, AZ, A, 46, AZ, so
bust.
Our new fashion book is out!
Send for it-put check here Z and
enclose 10 cents extra for book.
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SOrOritieS

Thesi Club will met at tonight
at the home of Miss Katherine
Hedrick, 1878 North Delaware street.
Mrs. B. L. Combs will entertain
members of Lambda Delta Phi So
rority at her home, 1130 West
Thirty-f1rst street, Saturday after
noon.
Miss Agnes Nayrocker, 1541 Pleas
ant street, will be hostess for the
meeting of Omega Chi sorority to-
morrow night.
Theta Zeta Chi sorority will meet
with Miss Mary Elizabeth High, IS
North Dearborn street, at tonight.
Miss Louise Berry will entertain
members of Beta chapter Alpha
Beta Gamma sorority, tomorrow
night at her home, ga South Belle
Vieu place.
Beta Tau sorority will meet to-
morrow night with Miss Evelyn
Ross, Gil North Tacoma avenue.
Phi Tau sorority will entertain
guests at a meeting tonight at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Selmier, 5
Middle drive, Woodruff Place
Guests will include Misses Lois Jean
Brown, Dorothy Briner, George
Byers and Sylvia Vanscoyoc.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY TO
BE GIVEN ALUMNAE

Mrs. Roy K. Coats, 1850 Central
avenue, will entertain Kappa Alpha
Theta alumnae club at a Christmas
party at 2 Saturday afternoon.
A stunt will be presented by chill
dren of members. Mrs. Evanson D.
carp, program chairman, arranged
the entertainment with the assist
ance Of Mrs. Layman She'll Mrs.
Arthur Schultz, Mrs. Fred Wither-
spoon and Rosalee Spong.
The hostess committee includes
Mesdames Leon Griffith, Perry
Lesh, Charles BinkJey, Samuel Ash
by, Earl Heassler, Charles Alwes
and Paul Y. Davis.
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SHOWER PARTY TO
HONOR BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Gladys Setty, bride-elect,
has named Miss Pamela A. Murray
as maid of honor for her wedding
to Ward F. Fisk which will take
place Dec. "a. Miss Setty is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Setty.
Fred Klopp will be Mr.. Fisks best
man.
Mrs. j. K. Setty will entertain
tonight at her home, 1909 North
Gladstone avenue, with mis-
cellaneouS shower for the bride
elect.
Guests with Miss Setty and her
mother will be Mesdames R. D.
Orbaugh, G. I. Setty, G. McCool,
Carlos Carroll, Pearl Cooper, j.
Henry Dawson, F. M Cox, Marion
wilson, o. J. Rudolph, Misses Mil
dred Florey, Mary Duncan, Anita
Doll, Katherine Brown, Eva Free
land and Miss Murray.
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McNutts Will
Entertain With
Family Dinner

Governor and Mrs Paul V. Nc
Mutt have Planned several events for
the holiday season. They will enter
tain with a family dinner Christmas
Gay at the Governors mansion.
They will leave Dec. &c for a two
weeks stay in Florida.
Mrs. McNutt will entertain in
formally at tea Tuesday, Dec. 10, at
the mansion, for forty guests. Mrs.
Louis Becovitz, Bloomington, accom-
panied by Mrs. George Henley, will
present a musical program during
the afternoon.
Invitations have been received by
Mrs McNutt and Miss Lucy Tag
CART for a luncheon in Washington,
Dec. II, as guests of Mrs George
H. Dern, wife of the secretary of
war.
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Manners and Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

from painful realization of the facts
by entertaining the childish hope
that everything will be all right in
time. 1t never occurs to him to do
anything definite about the trouble.
In this your husband is no excep-
ton. The average married man is
Tar from an emotional adult. He
regards his own needs as paramount
and the woman as responsible for
their satisfaction. This is, of course,
an infantile hangover, and shows
that the man has not made an
adult adjustment to his wife at all.
He merely has substituted her for
his mother, for only a mother is ILL
advised enough to love a man re-
CARELESS Of his Selfshness.
Your problem is to rouse the man
to an understanding of himself, not
through wrath, but through reason.
The great trouble is that you do not
understand what is wrong your
self. You only know that you have
certain needs which are left I'M
satisfied, and it seems easier to walk
out on the situation than to cope
with it.
With no more insight than you
have at present you are Just as apt
to choose another man as unexciting
as the first. During the glamor of
courtship, it is easy to endow a
lover with your own ideals. More
intimate knowledge gained by living
with him will show you that you
fell in love with something deep
within yourself which you believed
to be perSonified in him. When his
real nature is revealed, it is possible
that you will be confronted with
exactly the same problem that you
sought to escape.
That is why it is better for you to
leave no stone unturned in your
efforts to build up a satisfactory
psychological relationship between
yourself and your present husband.
II you fail, you at least can make
good use of the understanding you
gained in making a more intelligent
choice next time.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am a girl
10 and have been keeping house
for my dad and kid brother and
sister for eight months with hard
ly any pay. He doesn't even buy
my clothes and tells me to go out
and work for them. I have been
keeping steady company with a
fellow and every time we have a
date he comes in and creates a
scene. No girl can keep a fellow
that way. I am nearly nuts, and
the doctor tells me 1 will have
a nervous breakdown unless I get
some rest, Please tell me what
to do. ME.
Answered. back to your job and
let him find a housekeeper whom
he will have to pay.
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Shower-Bridge
Given in Honor
of Bride-El

Miss Elizabeth Means and Miss
Mabellc Sherman entertained last
night at the home of Miss Means,
1925 College avenue, with kitchen
shower and bridge party.
The party was in honor OF Miss
Adelaide Smith, daughter of Mrs.
Carolyn w. Smith, 3540 North Me-
ridian street, whose engagement to
Harold M. Cumberworth, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Cumberworth, Plain
field. recently was announced.
The ceremony will take place
Dec. IA. at the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain church.
Guests included Mrs. Smith,
Misses Betty Sue Wooiling, Regina
Funderberg, Jean Underwood, lrma
Drake, Dorothy Jane Lewis, Frances
Moody, Kathryn Fitchey, and Mar
tine Harms.
Appointments we're carried out in
two shades of blue, the colors of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, of
which Miss Smith is member,
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Mrs. Failey
Is Hostess
at Luncheon
Orchard School Mothers
Group Attends
Event.

Mrs. Robert Failey entertained at
luncheon today at her home. 81 East
Fifty seventh street, for mothers Of
students of the Orchard School
kindergarten.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs
Donald Jameson, Mrs. w. D. Catch
and Mrs. Guy Wainwright.
Covers were laid for Mrs. jane
son, Mrs. Catch, Mrs. Wainwright
and Mesdames Raymond Schmidt, j.
Perry Meek, Robert Robinson, w. l.
Longworth, Horace Wright, Harold
Ames, A Ewing Sinclair, J. Carlton
Daniel, Gordon w Batman, Roger
Coats, Harry A. Sharp, Sidney Sui
Ivan, Jasper Scott and Perry
O'Neal.
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f1Ic yOu uhHdppiiH HTlle u
Jane Jordan for help. Letters of comment
on the questions answered are invited
Speak your mind!
Dear Jane Jordan:-I guess you
will tell me I am a big fool, but
know that already. I am Is
and have been married six years.
My problem is that I have lost all
the love 1 ever had for my hus-
band He is a good provider and is
good to me. have my way and
do as like. He loves me so much
that I hate to hurt him by leav-
ing him Although he knows I
don't love him, he thinks I will in
time. But now have found some
one else I care for. I don't want
to be untrue to my husband as
long as I am under his roof.
This fellow is a friend Of my
husbands. He comes to the house
often and I can't avoid seeing him.
My husband eats, sleeps or reads
and never shows me any attention.
He has done this for six years.
like to have good time, dance,
love and be merry In other words
he is a home loving man and I
am just the opposite. Please ad-
wise me.
AN UNHAPPY WIFE.
AnSWer-It often happens that
when woman breaks up her mar
riage with one man because of his
lack of erotic awareness, only to
find herself involved in a second
which is no more satisfac-
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Mann Gr0tifA Lust for Blood

FTER ynchng relieved
n character
twenty fifty the
pleasure Of
believe that ynching
perspective
shake off their exutan sadc
a had their
One kidnaper is liability state
hundred o.
lynching which they O have part
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ATTENDANTS FOR
WEDDING CHOSEN

Miss Marjorie Kathryn Jones,
bride-elect, has named attendants
for her wedding which will take
place Saturday to Orville w. Peters,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Peters.
The Rev. c. E. Gishop, Anderson,
will read the ceremony at 2;30 at the
ST. Matthews Episcopal church.
Miss Genevieve Carson will be
maid of honor and Miss Betty Jones,
sister of the bride elect, will be
bridesmaid. Harold Moore will be
best man and Harry Weaver will
usher.
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Mrs. UIand Elected

Mrs. Elizabeth Uland will serve as
president of Prospect Auxiliary,
O. E. S. for the coming term. Other
officers. recently elected. are Mrs.
Martha Moody, vice-president; Miss
Minnie Wienke. secretary; Mrs.
Cora Lane, treasurer: Miss Estella
Riley. first director. and Mrs. Moody,
second director.
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OLE. S. CHAPTER
TO HOLD DANCE

Queen Esther chapter, o. E. S.,
will entertain with a Christmas
dance Friday night at the Masonic
temple for members and their
guests. Childrens party will be held
Friday afternoon, Dec. IS.
Miss May Taylor, chairman of
decorations, will be assisted by Miss
Nora. Nixon and Miss Helen Won
Willer. Mrs Estelle McCampbell is
worthy matron of the chapter and
Walter Masters, worthy patron.
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Chairman Congratulated

Chairman Congratulated
Mrs. Johnson, who managed pre-
parations for the exhibit, was busy
receiving congratulations Of visitors.
Her simple tan ribbed crepe dress
was noteworthy for its unusual
stitching, forming a dropped Shout
der effect. The only trim was a
brown tie.
Doing" the show together were
Mrs. John K RuckelshauS, Miss
Genevieve PickreI and Miss Kathe-
rine Brown. Mrs. Ruckelshaus' brown
crepe dress was smart with ruched
white lingerie trim at the neck, and
Miss Browns gown of blue knit ma
terial was fashioned in tunic style
with quarter length sleeves,
knit in a lacy pattern. She wore a
matching hat of the new off-the-
face style
Mrs. J. A. Goodman. in a black
wool dress with fur trimmed ascot
tie, admired the pictures with Fer
dinand Schaefer, director of the
Indiana symphony orchestra.
Among the artists and their wives
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Wheeler,
both exhibitors, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Bessire. Exhibiting artists who
visited the show were Lee Williams,
Miss Constance Forsyth, Renee
Barnes, Edmund G.. Schildknecht.
Helen Woodward, Earl Boyer and
Elmer Taf1inger.
Mrs. Painter First to Buy
Mrs. H. H. Friedley. mother of
Durr Friedley, was among the
visitors. Other League members
who assisted in Inequalities were
Mrs Robert Winslow, Mrs. Stanley
Shipnes, Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith.
Mrs Charles A. Greenhouse, Mrs.
Edward S Norven, Mrs. Evans
Woollen Jr. and Mrs. Elsa Haerle.
Miss Elinor Stickney dropped in
with her mother, Mrs. j. w. Stick
hey. Mrs. George NJ. Bailey was
attractive in a lovely mOleskin stole
Other visitors were Miss Catherine
Id BtA1ldt MI I1uDEA I1ANhdIll dllOl
Mr.. and Mrs r. Hartley Sherwood.
Mrs. T. Harvey Cox praised Mrs.
Kurt Painter as the first buyer. Mrs.
Painter succumbed to the beauty of
Randolph Coats Winter Stream.
When she wasn't busy greeting
visitors. she stood admiringly before
the oil winter scene. Before the
afternoon was over, she had bought
the picture.
Mrs. Cox's electric blue crepe
gown had attractive sleeves which
fell in graceful folds and ended in
tight bands above the elbows. A
rhinestone clip trimmed the square
neckline. She wore a corsage Of
gardenias.
Mrs. Pantzer's green crepe dress
fitted snugly high at the neckline,
with two brilliant clips on each
side. The black shade belt matched
her turban.
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PRINCIPAL to Speak

Ray Addington, principal of
Southport high school, will talk on
Resume of School Legislation of
1888 Legislature" tonight at the
meeting of the alumnae chapter of
Pi Lambda Theta sorority Misses
Hazel and Mata Bonke, 2114 North
New Jersey street, will be hostesses.
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Social Conscience May
Bear Scars as Result
of Lynching Vengeance
Women Most Concerned as Mob Violence
Usually Is Vented Upon Those Accused
of Crimes Against Sex
BY GRETTA PALMER,
Times Special Writer.

NEW YORK Dec SIS there little the Macbeth every
woman? In San Jose mdde-aged holding babies
their the bloody ynchng
recall from history that
at the foot of the guilotine in the
1t of
noerant the shedding blood duty
And of special
For the crimes which often punished by those
pudiate the philosophy which uses killing
OF mob because his
nchngs the
women as mothers also have special concern
fanatics indo will
equally dreadful will influence
criminals
punishment
severity of the penalty optimistic
belief that will
theft poachng England than
ment melted for these
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Searle, 4426
North Pennsylvania street, are
spending some time in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hayward
have returned to their home in
Long Island, N. Y, after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Hegarty,
2038 North Alabama street.
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Card Parties

Ladies' glee club of Sahara Grotto
Auxiliary will hold card party and
supper at the Grotto home tomor-
row night.
Dr. w c. Worthing Auxiliary
and chapter of Disabled American
Veterans will hold a benefit card
party at $3.50 tonight at 1O8 North
Delaware street.
Miss Margaret Mcnamara is in
charge of the annual card party
and dance to be held by St. Johns
Ladies Sodality Friday night at the
K. of c. hall.
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BAYNE
IS DINNER GUEST

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Peter
son entertained at dinner last night
at their home, 4400 North Pennsyl-
vania street, for Beverly Bayne,
who is appearing at English's in
Dangerous Corner"
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson and their
guests later attended the perform
ance at the theater.
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MISS PICKHARDT
BECOMES BRIDE

The marriage of Miss Eleanor G.
Pickhardt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. w. Pickhardt, Southport, to w.
Dale Guyer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
S. Guyer. La Porte, took place Fri
day in Southport. The Rev Harley
A. Davis, Logansport, uncle of the
bride, read the ceremony. The
couple will live in Chicago.
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Fashion ShO1U Planned

Mrs. Sol Kline, 645 Union street,
was hostess for the meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary, Shara Teffilla
Congregation yesterday. Final plans
were made for a card party and
fashion show to be held Jan. with
Mrs. Phillip Krast and Mrs. Thomas
Segal in charge.
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tory than the first.
In order to avoid
establishing a fail
ure pattern of life,
she ought not to
leave her husband
until she has de-
termined whether
at least part of the
cause of his be-
lavior may not Turk
somewhere within
herself.
OF course your
husbands attitude
is all wrong. He
doesn't meet the
problem at all, but
- II
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Almanac Will Meet

Mrs. Dale Beeler will be hostess
for the December meeting of the
Epsilon alumnae of Delta Zeta So
rority at her home, 1920 Broadway
tonight. Members will bring grab
bag gifts
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Art Exhibit Opens With
Informal Tea Attended
by City Society Leaders
Junior League Sponsors Second Downtown
Show Composed Of 131 Pictures
Hung in Ayres Galleries.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

patrons society elbows yesterday
afternoon the informal the indianapolis
congratulations
3 pictures Sylvester
committee Of the
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acted IS hoseSSes and assisted Vstors IN The galleries.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Woollen ST.. among the
visitors who admired the representative collection of
current Indiana art Mr. Woolen, president Of the Art
Association Of Indianapolis praised the arrangement
and lighting Of the exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Peat attended, and Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Madison received congratulations for
their entries. Mr. Madison is director of the John
Heron Art Institute. Mr. Peat, director of the mu-
scum gave gallery talk early in the afternoon before
league members
Mrs. Mattison was gowned in blackberry crepe
dress youthfully cut princess lines with guimpe
effect yoke The softly folded collar ended in points
IN the back Mrs. Woollens brown crepe was fatter-
ing with its ecru lace collar.
Mrs Paul V. McNutt with Miss Lucy Taggart
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Present Penalties Fit OfenSes

death
kidnapping Society has concluded that the guilty
society life
shortened knd-hared deciding this
quite within provides quite adequate
punishment
There therefore whatever
its hands instead of granting the
the right offer his defense
machinery prosecution
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Christmas Fete Set

Womens Lions club of Indianap-
oils will hold their combined lunch
con meeting and Christmas party
at 1915 tomorrow at the Sphinx
Arms.
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Mcu charming with large brown wolf
tipped over
royal blue wool smart with navy
shoulder her uhtlnneo
matched her dress in color.
presiding the tea table was attractive
shoulders achieved by an
trimming embroidery and silver metal beading Inc
OF black ana
material, forming diagonal patterns 49,.
K returned eastern "Trip
was wolf collar Her green stitched
wool trimmed with tortoise
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THE INDIANAPOLIS Times
Aids in Art Exhibit

Mrs. Noble Dean
Is a memeber
of the exhibit
committee of
the arts and
interests division
of the Indian
apolis Junior
League which
is sponsoring
the downtown
exhibit by In
diana artists at
L. S. Ayres G.
Co. The exhibit
opened yester-
day and will
continue until
Dec. Is.
@Dn~@o4
@o-o-o-s
- O@np0
$3.50
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Election Meeting Set
Frances Review 8, w. B. A, will
meet at 2 tomorrow afternoon at
116 East Maryland street, to elect
officers.
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". B. A. VIII Elect

Woman's Benefit Association 140
Will hold election of officers tomor-
low afternoon at 230 East Ohio
street All members are urged to
attend.
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problem at all, but simply avoids it.
Meanwhile he protects himself
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Are you unhappily married? Write to
Jane Jordan for help. Letters of comment
on the questions answered are invited.
Speak your mind!
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This is our Reg. 81
Permanent and
elsewhere sells for
So or more. Wed.
and Thurs. only.