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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-08-10

State Employment Commissioner shall
determine whether the position which
he left to enter the armed services was
Second World war Veteran who was
an employee of another governmental
unit, such determination shall be made
by the Civil Service Commission there
OF, or other person or body therein
any governmental unit has no O.
Service Commission. or other
body having similar powe.
such determination shall "
the appointing authority /. ii.
IS. A Second World War Veteran,
or refusal to act Of the State or other
governmental unit in any case involv-
ing rights or privileges granted to
such Veteran by this subtitle, shall
have the right to appeal to the Circuit
ton Of the governmental unit involved,
or to the Superior Court Of Baltimore
City IL the State Employment Commits
sioner Is involved, or II the Courts OF
Baltimore City have jurisdiction of the
more than one court shall have Juris-
diction of any governmental unit. the
appeal may be taken to any court hav-
ing Jurisdiction. Such appeal shall be
taken within thirty 500 days OF the
action or refusal to act complained OF.
and upon appeal, the court, without the
intervention Of 4 jury, shall hear the
case ode novo", and shall fully deter
mine the rights Of the complaining
Veteran and pass an appropriate Order.
From the Order Of the lower court in
any such case, there shall be an appeal
to the Court Of Appeals by either the
Veteran or the State, or other govern
mental unit involved. Such appeal shall
be taken In thirty (30) days from the
date of the Order of the lower court,
and the Court Of Appeals may review.
provided that the Order of the trial
court shall not be set aside on the evil
dence, unless clearly erroneous, and due
regard shall be given to the opportunity
Of the trial court to judge Of the credi-
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Mrs. Fred Morris
Succumbs To Deuth
After Long Illness

Mrs. Fred Morris, fifty years
old, died Sunday at the home of
her brother. w. E. Bryant, 8O4
18th street, after an illness of
about a year with heart trouble.
Formerly Of Laurel, Mrs. Morris
had lived in PascagoulG for the
past five years.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Tuesday morning at the
Second Baptist church in Laurel
by DR., L. E., Green. pastor Of
the First Baptist church Of Pas
cagoula, assisted by the Rev. Hill
burn, pastor of the Laurel
church. Interment was in Lake
Park cemetery. Cousins Of Mrs.
Morris were pail bearers.
Mrs. Morris came to Pasca-
goula in 1910 and she and her
son-in-law opened Morris and
Travis Dry Goods store which
they later sold to j. w. Brum-
field after Mrs. Morris health
became bad and her partner,
Roland X. Travis. entered the
service. Mrs. Morris made her
home with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Travis at
oil w. Convent street. She was
a member of the Baptist church
and Of the Laurel Chapter Of
Eastern Star.
She is survived by three dough-
tiers. Mrs. M. c. Marley, Chat
tanooga. Mrs. Leo Scharff, Alice
vile, Ala, and Mrs. Travis;
four grandchildren; two broth
ers, w. E. Bryant. PaseagouIa.
and j. M. Bryant. Chickasaw,
Ala; and four sisters, Mrs. ]. S.
Watson and Mrs. H. L. Perry.
Laurel, Mus. Walter Cooper. New
Orleans, and Mrs. Pearl McDev-
lit, Pascagoula.
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Mrs. R.H. Terreson
Attends Meet
At H0ttiesburg

Mrs. r.. H. T~erreson, president
Of the Central School Parent
Teacher Association of Pasca-
goula, was among those of the
Gulf Hattiesburg District Of the
Mississippi P-TA who attended
the institute held in Hattiesburg
last Friday.
Mrs. Terreson, who also repre-
sented the Pascagoula P-TA
Council reports that there were
100 in attendance. which was
considered especially high in
view of the bus strike which was
on at that time.
The institute was in charge of
Mrs. L. w. Aston of Hatties-
burg.
A highlight of the session was
a QUESTIONABLE conducted by
Mrs. D. r. jenkins, president of
the state organization.
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Continued from Page /.

Continued from Page -
lowing schedule has been set up:
junior high school Seventh and
eighth grades). high school libra
ry, Monday and Tuesday from 8
to IL am. and l to 4 pm; high
school ninth through twelfth
grades), high school auditorium
as follows, Monday, 8 to IL am.
Monday, l to 4 pm, juniors;
Tuesday, 8 to II am, sopho-
mores; Tuesday, l to 4 pm.
freshmen
School Divisions
Students in the elementary
grades will register anytime
from 8 to IL am. or | to 4 pm.
on Monday and Tuesday at their
respective schools. Boundaries
for schools have been changed
this year, Mr.. Wells explained,
The new elementary school di-
vision is as follows: Beach school,
all students living in the area
south of Parsley street and va
zoo avenue between Belair on
the east and the river on the
west, including all students liv-
ing on the south side of Parsley
street; South Pascagoula school
those living in the area bounded
on the south by the north line
of the Beach school described
above, including those living on
the north side of Parsley street
and Yazoo avenue and or the
north by a line running on the
west from the ingalls, shipyard
along Sarrazin street to S. Pas
cagoula street, north on Pasca-
goula street to Cook street con-
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NOTICE
A. F. Megehee,
Superintendent
At S-3 $40 8-17 s-24

NOIlCE
Notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received
by the Pascagouia Library Com
mission up to August IA, I945,
at 4 P. NJ, for the furnishing of
the following equipment:
l Sectional charging desk with
2 detachable ends-one wing with
card catalog cabinet 10 drawer
size.
| Four drawer lock file.
l large magazine rack.
! Dictionary stand.
| Stool
/ Sorting tray.
l Charging tray.
| Pamphlet file.
200 Ldneal feet Of book sheiv-
ing.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids. Prices submit
led are to be FOB. Pascagoula,
Mississippi.
ARTHUR V. SMITH, Chairman
Mrs. ". R. GULLEY, Secretary
Pascagoula Municipal Library
Commission.
At 7-2O TIT e-3 $40
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letic director; ]. r. Bishop, band
director; Mrs. Elsie B. Beatty,
Mrs. Gwynneth S. Stokes, Mrs.
Bessie ". Farley, Mrs. Damie
Lou Schaub, Miss Audrey Crook,
Miss Louise Lancaster, Miss Mau-
rine McInnis, Mrs. Clara v. Eller,
Miss Juanita Hull. Mrs. Cloe L.
Elkin, Miss Doris SeidenspinnerI
Mrs. Lucille M. Hill.
Charlotte Hyatt School
E. L. Golf, principal. Mrs. Lila
S. Blumer, Mrs. Maude d. Frank.
lin, Miss Carrie Lee Harris, Mrs
Addie c. Graham. Miss Mamie
B. Kemp, Mrs. +. L. Golf, Miss
Lena Alexander, Miss Ameli-
Hunter, Mrs. Annie Ruth Hill.
Ed Mayo School
Miss Dora McFarlane, Mrs
Bertha A. Rape, Mrs. Frances B
Hassell. Mrs. Miriam e. Monroe
Miss Olive Elkin.
Miss Ruth Anderson, visiting
teacher; Mrs. Anise M. Brock,
public school music.
Magnolia colored school facul-
ty is not complete.
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Mr.. And Mrs. Robert
Ford Entertain Al
Supper For Miss Ford

A pleasant event honoring Miss
Marie Ford on the eve of her re-
turn to her home at New Orleans
was a supper at which Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert S. Ford entertained
Friday evening.
Guests were Miss Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. /. Ford. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. !. w.
Browder, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Dantzler, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J..
Dempster and w. Q. Stone.
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Mrs. 1. V. Ludner
Gives PortY On Her
Daughters Birthday

A happy event in the life of
Kathryn Ann Ladner was a par
ty given by her mother, Mrs. l..
v. Ladner, on the little girls
second birthday.
The festivity took place at the
home of Mrs. Ladner, 3i7 Lafay-
cite street, Pascagoula, where
the hostess was assisted by Doris
and Dorothy Ryals in directing
a number of games.
During the latter part of the
afternoon the birthday cake was
cut and served with ice cream.
The guests were Marthal and
Joseph Wall, Jimmie Farrier.
Wayne Watts, Woody and Kent
Bosarge, Shirley and Roy Bond,
and Betty Lou and A. L.Ladner.
Mrs. Lucy Ladner. grandmoth-
er, and Arthur Ladner, uncle, of
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
proposals will be received at the
office of the County Super
intendent of Education in Pasca-
goula, Mississippi, up to Friday,
August "a, 1045 at 9 A. M, for
the furnishing of supplies and
equipment for the l945-46 session
for the various schools of jack
son County.
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Forrest M. Griffin. Pharmacists
mate second class, has arrived
home on a 30-day leave which he
is spending with his parents. MI.
and Mrs. Carl Griffin. IN Moss
Point
In the service 80 months Grit
fin spent the past q months on
shore duty In New Zealand and
New Caledonia.
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Notice is hereby given that a call
meeting of the Jackson County School
Board will be held in the office of
the County superintendent of Eduea-
ton at the Court House in Pascagoula
on Friday, August 81. 1945. at o A. M.
10 consider bids on transportation
to purchase five new trucks
and to transact any business author
lied by law.
Jackson County School Board.
A. F. Megehee. Chairman.
dat a-f0 BIT a-24
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
A
INSTRUCTION

HIGH SCHOOL training at home.
qualify for commercial or industrial
-ositions or entering college or nurs-
ng by finishing your HIGH SCHOOL
curse at home as fast as your time
nd ability permit. Standard texts
FINISHED and diploma awarded. Also
~ngincering courses. For bulletin
srlte American School, Box 428. Ocean
brings. Miss, 9-ltp $40
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the
Jackson County School Board up to
Fridey. August 81. l945. at 9 AM. for
the transportation of children living
on the following described routes:
/. Beginning al the Shattles Place
and transporting all children entitled
TO transportation to the Daisy Vestry
School. Distance 20 m~iles-approxi-
mately three children.
2. Beginning at the saw mill at the
cross roads and transporting all chill
dren entitled to transportation 20 the
Daisy Vestry School. Distance 20
miles-approximately eight children.
3. Beginning at Rudolph Cruthirds
residence and transporting all chill
dren entitled to transportation to meet
the Wilkerson Bus at the corner of
Camp IL and Tucker Road. Car Route
distance three miles and approxf-
mately six children.
4. Beginning at Greenhead and
transporting all children entitled to
transportation TO Bluff Creek School.
is known as Kansas and return.
Distance is miles-approximately IS
children.
cvb kqi cmfwyp
S. Beginning at Carton Fletcher's.
thence to the Highway via Otis Will
sons place, thence south TO Vancleave
School. transporting all children en-
titled to transportation. Distance IL
miles-approximateiy 80 children.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. Cashiers or certified
check in the amount of ten dollars
tSl0.0 0) must accompany each bid.
A. r. Mcgehee. Chairman
T. E. johnson. Secretary
Jackson Countyf School Board
a. q IN o ~ % "a q n a
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Alexander Graham Belle. in
xentor Of the telephone. was born
At Edinburgh, Scotland. in 1847.
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ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES ~

FoE sHIsE-BEVERAGE DRY Box.
3nIx two months 5id. effsfed Is tar
prize. Entou Beer r41iaz. Ezln2s
aess. I1-ae 8-a
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the little honoree came down
from Saucier for the celebration.
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USED AND RECAP TIRES
RATION FREE
Tubes and Reliners

Tubes and Reliners
One Kohler ITO volt AC I5OO-watt
light plant, excellent condition. a
bargain.
One new A. o. Smith electric
welding machine. 220-volt. ESQ amp.
One Fordson Tractor with front
end hydraulic loader, car be used
with Or without loader.
One '35- So 81. Oldsmobile 6-cy1.
motor block assembly with fly
wheel clutch and clutch housing.
One '37-'38- 1910 Chevrolet 1 Ia
ton truck radiators, good condition.
One 4-6 yd. Gallon hydraulic
dump body, like new.
Two "a yd. Anthony hydraulic
dump bodies, good condition.
Two Burroughs Posting Machines.
Quantity of Kiln Trucks. ideal for
small boat waves.
One wood cook stove.
HALLS
Highway 80, 1st Place on Right
North Jackson County Hospital
Phone 5311. p. o. Box 80
Moss Point
19-4tc Bill
RECONDITIONED pre-war bicycle
942 Cherubusco. Phone 844-R.
l9-1tp Bill
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ORDINANCE NO. 20. ls4S
An Ordinance authorizing the Board
of MAJOR and Councilmen of the City
of pascacoula. Mississippi. to levy on
all taxable property within the cor
porate limits OF the City of ~Pascagou-
la. for recreational purposes. a tax
NOT 10 exceed One Mill for the fiscal
year beginning October l. is4s. and
ending September 80. 1916. and for
each fiscal rear thereafter.
SECTION /. BE 1T ORDAINED BY
THE MAYOR and Board of Council
men of the City of Pascagoula. Mis-
sissippi, that the Board of Mayor and
Councilmen of the City OF ~Pascagoula.
Mississippi. be and 1t is hereby authoriz-
ed to levy on all taxable property real
and personal within the corporate limits
of the City of P~ascagoula, for recrea-
tional purposes. the tax not to exceed
one mill for the fiscal yea beginning
October l, 1915, and ending Septem-
Der 30. 1916 and for each fiscal year
thereafter the levy of said taxes shall
be made at the same time other taxes
for the City of Pascagoula are levied
by the Board of Mayor and Council
men of the City of Pascagoula.
SECTION 2. BE 1T FURTHER OR
DAMNED that this Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after
its passage. publication and approval by
tttG AQdAAAhCo GlCNtOAS Vi GHt ~ VI
Pascagoula voting at a Special Elec-
ton to be called and held for said
purpose.
The above and foregoing Ordinance
having been introduced in writing by
Councilman DeJtan. at this a regular
meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Pascagou-
la. Mississippi, held upon Friday. Aug
ust 3, l945. and same having been
read, discussed and considered. sec
ton by section, paragraph by para
graph and then as a whole. IL was
on motion made by Councilman Beck
ham duly seconded. adopted by the
following vote, to-wit:
Beckham, aye;
DeJean, aye:
Watts, aye.
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
V. p. DEJEAN. Clerk
APPROVED:
j, r.. WATTS, Mayor.
9A-1f mn
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
TO. THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
THE CITY OF PASCAGOULA. MIS-
SISSIPPI:
Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the
laws of the State of Mississippi. as
set forth in Division 81, Sections 1888
and 3825, both inclusive of the Mis-
sissippf Code of 1912 and the amend
ments thereto, that an election will
be held on the 18th day of Septem-
Der. iD45. within legal hours. in the
manner provided by law for the pur-
pose of submitting to the qualified
electors of the City of Pascagoula,
the question of whether or not Ordi-
nance No. 20, 1945, of said City, shall
be approved, ratified, and become OPP
erative. The said Ordinance author
izs the Board of Mayor and Council
men of the City of Pascagoula. Mis-
sissippi, to levy a one mill tax upon
each dollar of valuation upon the as
sessment rolls of the City of Pasca-
gou1a, Mississippi. for the fiscal year
beginning October 1, 1045, and ending
upon September 80. 1916, and for each
fiscal year thereafter. for ~recreational
purposes. At such election all quail
fled electors of the City of Pascagou-
la are to vote at the polling places in
their respective precincts as now
fixed by Ordinance of the City of
Pascagoula. This notice is given in
of a resolution adopted by
the Board of Mayor and Councilmen
of the City of Pascagoula. at a regu-
lar meeting held upon August 3,
1915.
Witness the signatures of the Board
of Mayor and Councilman of the City
of ~Pascagoula, Mississippi on this the
Qrd day of AUGUST. 1945.
j. r. WATTS.
Mayor.
L. C. BECKHAM.
v. p. DEJEAN.
Councilmen."
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LEGAL NOTICES
a.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE
cry OF MOSS POINf, MISSISSIPPI


Notice is hereby given that at the
September. 1g45. meeting of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen of the City
of Moss Point. Mississippi. to be held
in the City Hall. beginning on Tues
day. September 4th. 1945, at Z o'clock
pm, said Board of Mayor and Alder
men will take up for consideration
the matter of equalizing the real es-
tate and personal property tax assess
ments in said City for the year i945.
The meetings of said Board will con
tinue from night to night until the
work Of equalization has been COM
pleted.
Taxpayers having any complaints
TO make are requested to appear be-
fore said Board of Mayor and Alder
men at the September meetings.
By order of the Board of Mayor
and Alderman of the City of Moss
Point, Mississippi. this the 7th day OF
August, 1915.
w. C. STEWART. City Clerk
"a AZ Q-I0 BIT a-24 Raj
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s ~ d THANKs


We wish u express ear sincere and
heartfelt ulsnks 20 friends. neirhbors
and neiadeQs for the kindness an6
thouehtfulne shown Is at sc time
#af the deaIa u oar husband and -
ther.
M y I Canlg. daoaaIeIs ed sons
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The most recent eoTapAatien
reveals that nearly 1000 lorna
a1es have aceufFed n faf United
states IN she past q SeAfs
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RECONDITIONED pre-war bicycle.
942 Cherubusco. Phone 844-R.
1g-1tp BIO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-13

Dr.. William l. Ga.l.ch and Nh.
/. II. GarNck, 0r Baltimore. Mary
lind. were WeeN-eu5 guests of MS
SILLY b. GarIick.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-13
Goes to Charlotte

{. L. Itarton left Sunday for Char
TO pend some time with his
~. Wav1.nd H9rt0n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-13

Victory Loan Bonds are like cash
n the bak-it is there when you
ecd il most.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
That Mans Here Again!

1t may seem a bit early to start
jingling the old sleigh bells, but a
little extra forethought will help
make our first peacetime Christmas
in too many years happy one.
This is Big Christmas for many a
woman on your list-a Christmas of
happy reunions-so be sure that
Santa produces something Very
Special for her.
Definitely in that category is a
whole collection of superscented
stuff bearing the name of a lady
famed for her good scents, and for
the unusual way in which they're
presented. For example, you can
find a series of exquisite one-of-a-
kind antique bottles and there
couldn't be any lovelier way in
which to give perfume. And we
have fine enthusiasm for her
vinaigrettes, too, which are dainty
little silver boxes with delicate
filigree just beneath the lid. Origi-
nally they were used to secrete
tiny sponge saturated with vinegar
toilet water which the dear Victo-
rian ladies would sniff to ward off
"the vaporS." These little boxes
some round, others square or even
oblong-now hold solid perfume. A
girl could carry one of these in her
purse with nary worry of breakage
or spillage, and reinforce her CLAM
our as she pleased Particularly
lovely Is a delicate oval yinaigrette
Evening star., 1945-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MIMEoGRAPHING. typing, addressing,
MARY SHERMAN. DI. 27O4. is.
WE ARE LOOKING for home in the Dis
trict: have considerable cash; replies con-
fdential; any desirable location considered;
no agents. Reply, BOX 47s-J, Star.
NEED BRICK, 8 bedrooms, Q baths, sec
ond floor, den and bath on first: NV, or
Bethesda location. Up to 100000. No
Star. lSs
STUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator, serial No.
to the highest bidder for cash to cover
st. NOV Ne'' s1DNEY ST @ AEExRNbER. Il e. ias aue.
tioneer, Eichburg Sales Co.
NO BROKERS, PLEASE-Need 5-e room
modern home in Maryland or D. c.. Re-
plies confidential Box SIR. Star. 25'
WILL CECIL MOORE please call for hi.
Buick. Md. license 46l :-457. year 1913
engine No. 2764271. which was left In
garage at 1928 North Capitol St. or call
North 3615?
NO BROKERS. PLEASE-want to buy &
or room house in NV, D. c. Box 203-R
Star. 1es
WILL NIT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted BY any one other than myself
JAMES T. FORTUNE, 1887 9Th St NV.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
NARD II THOMPSON. 1877 35th st. n.W.'
YOUR HOME MAY END our extensive
search for living quarters. We can pay
all cash. No brokers, please. Box l7s-R
Star. 19s
Evening star., 1945-11-13

much tedious, time-consumipg work,
and one must make the best of it.
Relax, if you can. A year passes
quickly, and by that time things
will be ever so much easier for you.
Getting away from your house
hold problems few times weekly
helps one immensely. With the
end of gas rationing it has become
much simpler for me to get out,
taking the children along. The
effort to get three individuals ready
but is worth it.
You have probably worked out
the most suitable time schedule for
yourself already. I do find it help
full to get up early enough to COM
pletely dress myself and the chill
dren before breakfast, and to keep
going from then on. Stopping for
a third cup of coffee, to read the
morning paper, or to write a letter
will put my whole day off schedule
Another suggestion is to do the
most obvious jobs first. A straight
ened living room gives me conf
dence if neighbor happens to
drop in, even if dishes and beds
have not been taken care of.
Try to keep things picked up.
Everyday dirt does seem to show
up more if objects are out of place
than if they are put away after
each use.
Undoubtedly being able to send
out the family laundry, using dis
posable diapers, and having a
cleaning woman in occasionally
would be big help, but not every
one can do that.
Evening star., 1945-11-13

cover that your skin may fade to
a sickly hue and your lipstick go
CHASTITY blue in restaurant, you'll
add your cheers to the clamor of the
glamour crowd in welcoming this
newcomer. AS nearly as we see it,
the story is this: Recognizing that
colors don't remain constant under
varying lights, one of the big cos
metic companies joined hands with
electric research engineers to find
the answer to this problem. They
tested and discarded, and tested and
discarded again until by dint of
eliminating the most changeable
color factors and keeping those
which proved most stable, they pro-
duced clear true red which re-
mains true ip most ordinary lights.
And now you can buy this Gpstick-
at the same price as any other-at
one of our local shops, and enjoy
the comfort of knowing that your
lipstick will remain pretty and not
be distorted by lights. It's our idea
of the Last Word!
And if you're wondering about the
relation Of this lipstick to Christmas,
we hasten to remind you that one of
these encased in its f1ower-sprigged
white container is a very pretty
small way of saying Merry Christ
mas" although you'll probably want
to play advance Santa to yourself
and try it right nowl