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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-24

day night at S:30 o'clock at Frater- nity Hall, with Clifford Northrop, commander, presiding. Plans will be further discussed for the Amer ican Legion twenty-second birthday party Sunday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock, March 30th at Foresters' Hall. on Hanover street. A meeting of the committee, namely, E. Lester Platt, chairman; Patrick Moriarty, William Rooney, Clifford 'Northrop, Mrs. George Caldwell, Mrs. Everett Cook, Mrs. William Rooney and Mrs. Clifford Northrop, was held Friday night.
 The entertainment will include supper and dancing, with Jack Scanlon doing the prompting. All members of the Post are invited with their wives, and the members of the Auxiliary with their hus- bands.
 Initiated
 John Burger, son of Mrs. John Burger of sprague street is spend ing a week at his home. MT. Burger who is a freshman at Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York, was recently initiated as Q member of Lamba Chi Alpha fra- ternity. He is a student member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, a member of Kentron, the association of scholarship hold CTS, and has just been made mana ger of the freshman baseball team,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-24

John Hubbard became Q proud papa recently while playing with Franchot Tone and Joan Bennett in Columbia'S "She Knew All the An- swers." The child, his first. Is a girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Prison Labor Urged
To Aid War Effort
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Dec. 1S-A huge
potential labor supply lies unused
IN Michigan prisons, Corrections
Director Garrett Heyns said today.
and ways arc being sought to use
il in national defense production.
1T Is against the law for
prison labor TO compete with
private industry" he said. But
II is 10 he hoped that prison
industries can soon In some way
he geared Ia war operations"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Hobby GRes Wife Divorce

Mrs. Gertrude Blum, of 1854
Wilfred avenue, won a divorce
from her husband, Arthur, today,
when she told Circuit Judge Theo-
dore J. Richter that her husband
spent all his earnings, exec Il
house rent, on motorboating and
building and racing toy gasoline
driven automobiles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

Ifffrl' ~ 9D-
recruitment from,
Nsvor Walter
.Earsr
AZ afctv
r n -, p, <
- 1900. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

are gangsters Of Japan at an
opening of the operetta in Wash
ington Headwaiter Jim Cor
nelius Of the Detroit Leland has
been placed in Class l A and ex-
poets TO be called for service
Music Publisher Irving Berlin
has mailed us a copy of the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

Mabel For
and al Stolin-
ski pac kin z
Times Christ
mas gift pack
ages for soldiers
az the city hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

Ample stocks ~ ,oms
Items are difficult, 10 ~.
cure due 10 national de-
iense Bgiorltles. Therefore.
Ill Items are offered sub.
leet TO stocks on hand."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
People You Know
,mtromck Safety Director Is Sucker for the Law

song written
after The decla
ration OF war
entitled T h e
sun VIII Soon
Be Setting for
The Land Of the
Rising Sun
It's the work of
sam Lerner, a
Detroiter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

Mary Macarthur and Glare c..
Newton are 20-year employees of
the Standard Accident Insurance
Company. d. C. Murray ar
ranging for the entertainment of
Raj students from Crosse lie at
the Adcraft Club luncheon. 4.
Robert S. Graft Of the l.. Of d.
won first place in a national con-
test for airplane designs.
Former Champion Barney Ross
lis visiting friends in town. .
Most unusual of the Christmas
cards is one mailed by Roland
Butler, press chief f Ringing
Brothers Circus. About a yard in
length, the card contains a huge
picture of Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
gantuan'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

ant in the sub
, urb. Up from
The ranks, Ev-
ans is a police
m a n S police
man Wash
ington W a n { s
the auto indus
try TO produce
smaller car S
which will burn
less gas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

The opening
line in The Mi
kado, I'VE are
the gentlemen
of Japan" was
gTVNW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
BY JAMES SHERIDAN


A few minutes after he had bccn
appointed safety commissioner IA
IIamtrauck. joseph WiSnlewSki
s'roued from city han reading the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

halted by Patrolman Frank Per
I7TK- VINO GO n6F Know VISHTeW
ski and who hadn't heard OF thC
appointment.
"Say, Mr." said Perlck. on
have 10 give YOU ticket for
parking in no-parking zone.
What's YOUR name 80
Joseph Wisniewsh," replied
the chief
What's your business ." asked
the patroiman.
Here, read this" replied Wis
niewSk!, handing the officer the
letter Of appointment
oh" exclaimed Perlick. did
! walk into one? l sure can't
give YOU a ticket"
"Oh, yes, YOU can" said Wis
niewski. iii take my medicine
like any one else, and II you
don't ticket me I'll have you
cited for disobeying orders"
WlSnieWski got the ticke:.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

Councilman Eugene !. Van
Antwerp an military uniform as
SiSting IN the swearing in Of fly
ing cadets al ceremonies in the
COg0Cll char .rS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

Like Hamtramck, Dearborn has
q new police chief. He's Emery
Evans, formerly a police lieuten-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
A MHAf.E
THAT spOUTS

Easiest way to get at the toy.
that viii do most for yours Is 10
consider the age and what II needs
for how fast needs change The
market is fun. night now. Of things
designed specifically for certain
ages.
Here are some pointers:
Pleasure -- the deep. belly-gur-
gle response TO seeing and touch
ing good things like euddly ami
mails and bright balls is what
the infant wants up To his second
birthday.
This year there's a whale that
swims under water and spouts. A
set Of vivid spheres hang at diff
ferent levels In the crib. helping
the baby 10 learn 10 focus his eyes.
There are inexpensive wood rattles
with double rings 49, satin-finished
ones such as used to come only as
upper-bracket imports. And there
are books. for instance. the Mar
garet steichen photograph book
composed entirely Of objects the
infant sees every day pictures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

Is a toy :" Which ones for my
John and Mary" These ieti-ers
are - rich In variety at every
price that YOU can miss the most
for your money unless you know
what you're after.
Toys are not mere hAuhles or
luxuries. They're essential to the
happiness
Modern knowledge Of children
is absolute at one point: children
must have pleasure and plenty of
II in order to develop normally.
happily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

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$500 ~ ooussvGG1so = - wceps
ssds. evssy ~ beess ~ oetees -
soisatd kss6osnssine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Tacoman 10 Be
Heard Nationally
College Editor
On Radio proQrom

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

their own signals, make the ioss-
~ Wood autos 50. and 80 accord
ing to regulations and rules ~
good social behavior.
Girls like doing domestic things
together now. They'll treasure
this years 81 electric stove. which
really cooks. and the new kitchen
sink with q faucet that work.
Girls and boys alike Will 30 fer =
science set with which to clean
spots In clothes. make substitutes
for sesrce foods. and do = tboa-
sand other safe. exciting. eioss.io-
home chemical aud physical sx-
penmsnts.
Al eight and beyond. hobbies
begin IN earnest. for now the child
consciously connects play with
achievement From such play
comes the grand experience of the
fun In work that YOU like. For
this. there are new sets with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Santa Claus Pack Crammed
With Toys THAT Teach
Child's Age Should Be Considered
When Selecting Christmas Gifts

NEW Y0Rk-Chldwser than before are the wonder
~ things Americas 1911 Christmas toy paek-he spread
EAGLE paper caps ses wheels kangaroo babies parachute
jumps Oman paraphensa mother and daughter dolls and
thousand and streamned forms Of odfavorite
fun things
The pack worth than s2i0oooooo. altogether.
Least thing in it. one-ceni arplane Is an honest copy
Of one of Uncle Sans models. When eighi-year-od
Johnny this alAmeroan fighter through the air.
he'll get the oldme thrill and he'll get the extra pleasure
OF feeling that he too has something to do with the hig
mysterious defense" business that Dads always talking
about.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Klamath Falls Popular
Win n. N. Motorists

ut-ANAvro vAulA o. = ~
mass popular entrance inte caii.
farnla frs Northwest mctorssts y
~ way of klamath raiisI static
sses r~sssvsa here fscs~ - con.
f.rnls state quarantine sssvses
disclosed peuy per cent ~ travel
i7ioi s"sthtsund ears sntsred
California IN oesah~r 81 The n~ssss
checking ssstscs near klsmsfn
Fsls
Other s,ssi.ns' report. fes oIsa.
b<r were tt.sastcas frsstfss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

NJ" tcss cowboy ard indian
suits which ,hss year are srfnes
Omar badge affairs real service
uniforms And hence naG wheel
toys
Alrplsnes ard sirpians ns-ssla
alon. number s.ooo. 600 ana eat
from I cen, 10 $50 this year
up-to-dsts stores hand stl<tnm-
srs . list az age GRADED TOYS -
II you need 10. ssh for guidance
It's hest. though. 10 ID soms fssaF-
ing ~ your o~n. Too. s"tn s<fers
and while yea shop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

Automatic +. Up 10.
the defense minute IS this
new addition 10 the rolling
stock OF O youngsters cleo
tric roilfood. It's on unlood-
ING cor for fonks. Action IS
ouiomotic. directed by re-
mote control. Press O button
ond the cor platform s~iyels.
filfs ond shoots the ionk
down the incline.
which = little girl makes her own
;ewelry. there are microscopes
with real biological specimens 10
scru,inizs inside and out.
s.0o0, 900
AIRPi.ASEs
OF course. ~ times the child -
like his parents wants relsss-
tion In sheer msks-believs ana
brisk exercise. Hence. dressing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Petted Cot Then
II Fell Over Dead

PoRTLA> - II sas bad
enough o. D. bittsn b. cat ~ the
city pound. bu; when the "a, rolled
over and died. that was adding IN
sait 70 injury.
Burt o. Burbank likes snsmzls
Re took q stray dog 20 the Oregon
Humane society pound.
A black Persian cat vas In The
receiving room ard Burbank pestsd
IL The cat answered ~ nlppsag
MIN on the finger. After having
Ms finger dsBbe6 in iod.ns. B,sr-
hank vent back 70 find the eat
wss dead
Buy Z. 3. B0n1x and save.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

That typifies the outstanding
trend OF this years collection.
They're thrill-plus toys - even the
cheapest And these toys ARE
the American scene. in fact that's
IN. toymskers' official theme.
In order 10 choose wisely. the
alert parent will stop and think
before shopping think What
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

Buy L. 5 Bonas AMI save.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Cuddly

CuddlY T.. Here. o toy
beor tho' will grow up with
your child. Something cud-
dly" for toddlino dogs. il be-
comes on autograph book"
during school dogs loier on,
with Skin" speedily pre-
pored 10 Toxic ink.
and polse which have a lifelong
efficiency quotient Toddling. the
baby still needs big. simple. no.
eye-strain. no-oonfusion plsythings.
Another striking example Of low
priced toys. made on scientifically
sound principles. 10 n group Of
smooth. beautiful hardwood toys.
One three-in-one set has a con-
struction feature: the child ran
make three different things really
work things - to push ard pub.
There are hot-dog wagons on
vheeis, which encourage crawling
and trying to walk A record
number Of musical toys In being
shown. They're important for de-
velopins as well a. delightins the
youngsters
Plastic A-B-C blocks this year
are brilliant blue. easy 10 clean.
They form non-tip towers.
now THEY
PLAY 6ROWN-UP
At this age the child 10 still In
infancy. really. That IL the age Of
anticipation Of gro~n-up life and
imitation Of H. That's why the
most typical Of all toys" as far
backward and forward as history
looks. Is the doll They're cut la
full force. 10 truer imitation of the
living baby For instance. one
has a skin" that gets fiesh-wsrm
when touched.
Al kindergarten time. from four
to six. Imagination. action and
drama come into play. Hence.
wheeled toys this year. All IN.
ark animals on wheels There's
sled on wheels for snowiess hack
yards. Hence, too. very simple
games IN endless vsristy.
Boys and girls Of six 10 eight
begin 70 show strong differences.
ana s;risinEly different prefer
.ness IN toys No more playing
house together
Games are the thing now More
pleasantly than nAmss words.
games teach children that h pays
70 b polite. or kind. or sporting.
A fine toy for ibs purpose IL /.
traffic game Youngsters sei Up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
It's Christmas Time al PEOPIE1&


ne ssms MA cvsmy = ~ ssms ~ = bseool ~ - ~
tesese sAssd ~ hsttRo enDRsne ~ -
yes ssst~ RseueNon ~ - 6Dno -
lsNl svsy upos6 eonoe ~ -
svsNsy msrsNtss ~ ssvoA pooss6 - - ~ Uo
Iew. Nv pssfN psksy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
LoW-PRlCED TOYS
ARE SCIENTIFIC

Between two and four. the In
FAINT begins 10 use his hands. and
thus. playing, he acquires skill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29
Child Labor
Law Violators
Sentenced

Ch.ld labor law ltulatorS were
gwen hearings today m county court
before Recorder Il + Clements. The
charges were brought by II ". Jcn-
nettc, Ot the State Labor Depart
meut
Mrs. ". H. Johnson was convicted
Of two violations. Jessie BrIsss wa,
found guilty of one charge.
Mrs. Johnson was charged with
hiring q minor, Lucille Brumlield,
under 10, where beer IS sold and
without Al employment certificate.
Prayer for Judgment was continued
tor two years upon payment OF the
costs. Il fine of $40, and not be con-
ViCted OF violating the child labor
next two years.
In another warrant. Mrs. Johnson
was charged with hiring Berline
Briggs, a minor under Is. in a place
where beer was sold, and without
an employment certificate. In this
case, the defendant drew a fine of
S. and was taxed with the costs Of
court.
Jessie Briggs vas charged with
hiring Berline Nvrick, a minor under
Is, at a place where beer is sold,
and without an employment c%ertifi-
cate He was fined s. and taxed with
the costs
jerome Gooch, Negro, VA, charged
with assault with a deadly weapon.
and with being drunk and d~isordcrly.
\ ND)lp n-A. r-3- .,lyn, 80. =, w.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29
A YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

i. What is the big top" in a cir
Gus?
,. Goldfish do or do not have ton
CUES?
3. The Caribbean Sea border.
Puerto Rico on the south, What body
OF water Is on the nOrth2
t. Shylock and Portia are char
acters IN which of Shakespeare's
plays
5. In which Federal government
department is the United States
Coast Guard, now?
6. The invention of the air brake
Is credited to Westinghouse. Edison.
or Faraday?
7. Who Mas secretary to President
Wilson?
8. Which race horse won the
Wldener Cup Handicap at Hialeah
Park, Florida, in l94l?
9. Is a Kerry Blue a breed of sheep
CT dog?
10. Who destroyed d house "bv
huffing and putting?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29
License Plates
Cheaper Tuesday

Motor vehicle license plates 80 on
a.e next Tuesday at price, reduced
iE pnc-tourth from the regular an
nsao. rate, and W. {. Gates. manager
OF the local branch Of the Carolina
Motor CLUB, is expecting d heavy
rush OF business Tor a few days fol-
lowing the first of the month.
Sales at tao local license bureau
are running considerably ahead OF
sales for the corresponding period of
Iast year, N.th a total Of 9,629 sets
ol plates sold through Thursday, as
compared with sales of 9.276 sets for
the corresponding period of last year.
Licenses issued for 1871 included
1909 automobile licenses, 988 truck
license, end 1874 trailer licenses.
compared with sales during the per
lod Of last year of 1862 automobile
ho"n5cs, 927 truck licenses and 1877
trailer licenses.
rho EtJ1tt., tt.,l,,a- No ,,,,n !,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29

Ihc dentist 'spareS no pains e
,nAE" ms work satisfactory.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29

Willie Mae Faulkner,
Route |, henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-29

VT Hearne director OF the Hen
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

May persons while On camping
e 4Ut11nS trtpe substitute nat or
hootlo0 tennis o. gymnasium shoes
1Qe fhe1y normal shoes with heels.
ThIo teinGB unaccustomed strain
q thu muscles Of the leg and back
ou1 induces pain. OF course, dis.
- Of the bones Of the spine
oanoo6 pain but that 10 for your
pd0J1ciaN 70 analyze and diagnose.
Doekoche y often caused by dis
oaGu8 OF tumorS Of the organs Of
the lower abdomen, due TO pres
Unro On the nerves that supply the
bock Patients with backacte are
Meoly 70 st or walk in some posi-
TIN that eases the pain. but In SO
doing they place strain on other
jnuoCJes and prolQng the trouble.
j 6rge protrudins abdomen may
- change the position In walking
hnd sitting that backache results.
\ 1ogt, heat, electricity. vibration.
4lnsseSe and local applications Of
1oln eelieving liniments and 10.
tious Danish local pain tempor-
ayi)y. Dry or wet cups" often ef.
f6y4 complete relief for the pains
C 3u1Ubogo.
Az SySat fear Of kidney trouble
Vtod Pain Ia the back % not justi-
Aoboo.f Kidney trouble seldom
ooaCoo backncho. Such q backache
e6Gaos so0iy With stone. or abscess
70 ~ kidney. Brisht's disease or
00Do1oo DO not cause backache.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

4. m appilceticn q heat and the
Nfnl0tIotIo0 o4 large doses Of
\ UntIum oe sodium oalicylate will
M Suiief. & = often necessary q
ri ~ muscles immob1lo by Cd.
nctyD StEapo o. . belt.
or sources aro strains Of
t1nS1D muscles b. heavy u1tiug Of
1Gn twist. This may a0ect not
l1lY H. muscles, but the sacro.
0e 5olut where the lower end Of
~ <60k 6cno Ilts into the pelvic
no. Yhjp Joint carries the entire
1Oh1 q tho upper part og the
G11 oD1o tl3o frame Of the pelv1S.
1890 rain nzkAn results from
~ ~ " back n some I'm.
'1111le1t md prolonged position.
&Alo Frequently occurs altar long
- o1to0looQ1o automobile ride. i
60 EtyOe3ottS "a r ofInluad po0.
Q hoId3nG the t1uscles rigid.
MIA 10 @ovo8 ho 0uds that his
01 D M only ot16 but very
G4k6G 0ug1ons riding IN . car
rt0 ~ nogyV1e and anxious aro
1lE1av - ~ ~ setSaiuod position
- la3 I S NIL, tn Same r.
r M 49, NJ ooeADtant ought Tar
70 i34hoAo ~ nerves q the
T. = alq haek that neuralgia
d s0Sv 1iittons ~ hard 70
1I6lccono on6 aro ukely - return
{( ~ oHnao cause. Heat, mas.
1SllN t00t ana oodatlvoo may b
- rolieyo the pain.
IISG1.NclSG q mt trouble. Flat test
- - Hoan4u1 RI injured foot may
VV ~ po6ttion o. the back %
II6 ut q liuo that the muscles
G 10o aldo oro strained and the
NoU10e g. oevogU pain.
nAu, h1gh.hoeled shoes causo
- .ooSAo kind Of trouble. The
Ioln Usually starts IN the calf Of
u ~ and extends Up 70 the back.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

so that only clean tissue touches
your face.
Next. fold q tissue into q pad.
drench 1t with skin freshener, and
pat 1t briskly over every bit Of the
throat and face. See how 1t re-
freshes your skin, gives It q
tingling wide.awake feeling.
Here are other summer stunts to
do with your skin freshener: Use
II after makeup. Summer isn't .
time for exotic effects. The reveal
Ing sun makes them look too arti-
flcial. The best summer makeup
Is the one that looks completely
natural. So put on your makeup
sparinsly.
Incidentally, have you remem-
bered to get a complexion powder
In q warm rosy-beige shade to
harmonic with your summer COM
plexion? Remove excess powder
and 60 over the face with . fresh
pad Of tissue wet with skin fresh
ener to set the makeup and give
an unpowdered look. Pay special
attention to eyebrows, creases
around nose. mouth and eyes.
II you have always snvied the
girl who looks crisp and cool when
it's ninety In the shade. heres a
tip you will welcome. When the
heat is too much for you, dash for
your cool-looking bottle Of chilled
skin freshener and pat It directly
on nape Of neck. wrists. temples.
palms Of hands.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
Censorship Of Expenditures

I am perfectly willing 70 admit
that there are Jealous, siispiciou4
wives who ask questions In thd
hope that they will ferret out thd
awful truth, but ! don't think thai
al questioning wives should I'd
suspected Of Interior motives.
My lamenting husband alsd
complains Of his wife's csnsorshir|
Of hts expenditures. She thinks
he spepds much too much money
that his daily o1Ipepoos are out Of
al proportion e he1N Thsy prob
ibiy ere. Men spend u considerable
sum, what with smokes. eats, carr
fare and IN occasiouAl. or fire.
queut. drink. Standing treat u q
costly business. but . man cannot
be blamed for holding his end UP.
He cannot afford to be brscketed
a. q cheap skate and unless he
avoids all situations that call for
reciprocity, he has to play the
game according to the rules, abb
surd or downright wrong % those
rules may be to those who do not
understand the game.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
Fashions for Men
by BARCLAY SWAIN |,

A GREAT boon to mankind Is
"A brought out In the form of
new swaziland for hats. It's called
Rotex and It's a kind Of rayon.
The Rotex Is q sweatband pre-
cisely the same color a. the lining
Of your felt hat. Now. when you
take of your hat. you can look
inside II. make sure that the lining
and the sweatband match. put 1t
back on your head again, and feel
simply wonderful about science
and progress. Outside Of this very
frou-frou advantage, IL can be
said that perspiration u supposed
not to leak through to stain your
hatband.
England has been sending over
some stun and It pays no atten.
ton at al to the war. We saw q
collection Of neckerchiefs to be
worn round the throat with casual
summer wear. They 81 bore prints
Of the good old horses jumping
over the good old fences while the
dear old hounds ecampered on
ahead In pursuit Of the time.
honored fox.
The scarves we're quite complete
with gents In pink coats footing
horns for dear NE. - q England
weren't In the thSooD. When We