HQ8EBUWQ MEWS REVIEW, THURSDAV, SEPTEMBER gl, 1922.
rut FOUR
! International
I
4
$850 !
x 2
v I
51
NO EXTRAS TO BUY J I
What Happened
When Sheila Elliston Refused Love
By Idah McGlone Gibon
DUBLIN'S SLUMS
CALLED BANE
TIIK JIOXKYMOOX WAXKS day I regretted that I had helped
I Sheila, la her resolution to put her
Sheila turned suddenly hard and j past aside and marry Ptill. It seemed
cold and white at marble, j to me that I had deliberately planned
Hhe looked first at I'htl and then at and executed the uunapnlness of
mr, aa though, from fright, Bhn had. those I loved most
FULLY EQUIPPED WITH
FENDERS GOVERNOR BELT PULLEY
TWO BOTTOM PLOW
J. F. BARKER & CO.
IMPLEMENTS
ruiw to vikw ixui'si:
diction or the rnlted Slates which
finds hero tomorrow. Tonight
tho 33rd degree, tho hlgheat honor
(hut can b attained in Alusonry
will be conferred upon approxlmato-
SYDNKY, Australia, Sept. 21.
Arrangi-mont for observation on
Henlnmber 21 of tho solnr ecllp.io
wnith baa attracted scientists from Iv 14l candidates
all rnrnera of the globe, have been President Warren 0 Hareilne
completed by Dr. W. W. Campbell, was to have had thla honor, but
of Ilia Lick Observatory of Calif- owing to the illness of hla wife,
orn..- ' I waa unable to attend. However.
xvollal, Weat Australia, la the It la understood, the decree orob-
ably will be conferred upon Mr.
Harding at an extraordinary con
clavo to bo called aoon.
fWltl.S KT.tTKMKVT W II. I.
. III.I.P ItOSKIU IU.
Many women will profit by the
spot where the phenomenon la ex
peeled to be most easily dlacernl
Mo. Dr. Campbell aaya the aclen
tlstg hope to secure strong' addl
tlnnal evidence bearing on the
Einstein theory of relativity.
Don't forget tho two big dances by
I '" a i-nrunnn ore nesira. - hurs-i following atatement of one of their
u ' n,'r n: ai unlay, sex; "I was afraid to eat on account
Hrpl. rd, at Drain. "Danco music ! of atoninrh trouble. Kven rice did
the danevra like." jnot aitreo. AffV Inking Adler-l-ka
. 1 1 can eat anything." Adler-4-ka
M Cil-.T a:ilt 11 :;!(: !; . acta on HOTII upper and lower bow-
.,, i el, removing foul mutter which pol-
CLhvhLAM), ij.j Sept. 21. To-iaon.it stomach. hlXCKI.I.ENT for
tiny was tho most Important of llurnnoii the stomach or sour sloiimch.
fix-day conclave of the supreme 1 (luards against appendicitis. li
council, 33rd degree. Ancient Ac- ImIiiks oil poisonous nmlter von
opted Scottish line of Kreo Mason- never thought was In your ira-
y nir win mimiern mimonin juris-1 tern. Milhnn l--iillorton. iIiokkI"!
I SHverPRUNE
Wanted I
CALL
Umpqua Valley
tanning to. j
Telephone 310
a I UK BtvjINNhKS - - DUNNING SYSTEM
M !' I.XII'IStlVFII MI'SIC STI'DY
S THE ONLY STSTKM KHt n:;iNM-.l!H KNINHSK BY TUB
.uw.ns aiuki' itr..N()VNi:i MUSICIANS p
GLADYS H. STRONG $.
General Building Material
CEMENT SHINGLES BRICK
LATH PLASTER LIME
SEWER PIPE LUMBER ROOFING
REENFORCING STEFL
L. W. METZGER
Contractor and Builder.
suddenly lost all power to speak or
even think coherently,
A spasm of pain passed over Phil's
face, but he said nothing. Neither
did he make an attempt to ralae She
ila from where ahe waa kneeling by
my chair her terror-stricken face
raised to mine.
"I do not want children," ahe ex
claimed when she was able to talk.
"At least I do not want them now
Surely. Phil, you are not ready to
take on the responsibility of children
either, are you? Bay you do not want
them.
"Every man every decent man
who loves a woman looks ahead with
reverence and Joy to the child that
he shall see lying on her breast the
child that will be the visible sign of
his love for her and her love for
him."
Phil faltered over tho last words.
and his voice dropped aa he came for
ward and gently lifted hla wife and
almost carried her the few Btepa to
the divan where he had been altting.
"but you know, Phil, that I love
you. You certainly know that It la
not because I do not love you that I
do not want children."
Phil did not answer. Ho hardly
seemed to hnvo heard her. He just
spoke as though ho waa continuing
what he had begun.
"I expect there la a great deal of
pride, as well as love, In the desire
of every man' to perpetuate his nnme.
Kvery man worthy of the title wishes
to hand the name his father gave him
on to his sons. It is an Inherent de
sire as strong as the deslro for the
woman you have claimed for your
own. Indeed, it la Btronger than any
nnstlon of love. It Is the universal
desire that nature implants in man to
t'eget that life which will Insure the
immortality of the race.
Phil waa speaking almost Imper
sonally my heart was beating like
a trip-hammer what waa It that
had loomed up so suddenly dark and
Forbidding between these two whom
I loved?
"You, too, Sheila, must have had
Oils same feeling, for It la the one
jreat law that nature haa put upon
everything that lives, and you are
very human. "You" Phil alumblod
"you surely must want a child, a
"hlld that shall tell to the world Ihnt
because two people have loved he
Uvea to carry on."
Sheila, looked up rather wildly.
"There, Kay. you see whal 1 have
-lften told you. Men nre much more
leiitluienlal and romantic than woin-
-n." Although her voice waa hollow
ind Insincere one look at Phll'a hurt
face waa too much lor me. 1 turned
ind fled.
I do not know what happened after
I left the room, for I did not aee
"ilher of them nitaln that night.
There waa still misunderstanding,
hut I saw that there had been a kind
of working truce agreed upon. Kheila
waa pale and Phil rather atern.
During the weeks that followed I
isked myself, many tlmea, bad I been
mistaken In Sheila? Aa I watched
her restlessness day after dnv I cotilil
think of nothing else.
From not wanting to no out nt nil
she was accepting everv llivllntlnn I
where It would lie Impossible for Phil
to accompany her. Tennis, luncheon,
afternoon teas and brldire, ahe went
iroui one to another In constant
round like a squirrel In a cnge
.tienniune over ner eyes
uroppen mat inlanglh e mist th.n
shut not only me, but everyone from
her thoughts, her emotions; that mist
I had grown to know aa tho danger
sign of soul In agony and unhappl-
lly KDNA 1U BEH CHURCH.
International News St.-r vice Staff
Correspondent.
I)Cl;l,IN. Sept. 1J. Within the
I began to feel that Pr. Thornton si,adow ot Paruc-ll's statue and around
was right old niateriali.se as he was j
when he had d- l;ir--d that af'-r
the one great debacle In her life Se
lla ahould have married no one.
Yet one afternoon when f saw She
ila in the dark corner of the big hall,
shadowed by the heavy stairrase, with
the wondering but alor;ng child of
the corner from O Connelt street,
which bears the stars of Ireland's
battle for freedom,- lies a district
which must continue an ugly wound
In the side of the new Irish Free
State unless It is rapidly cleaned up.
Parnell street Dublin's slums
the worst slums In the world. Here a
the housekeeper In h- r arms, I aaaln ratjon is disintegrating, while around
caught a glimpse of that beautiful
something which had first appealed
to me in her.
With her head asainft the dark
wood, and her pale face In relief, she
waa clasping that baby to her breast
and crooning over it as all mothers
have crooned aluce first Cain was
placed In the arms of Eve.
1-or the moment I could see that
all her baser self had slipped from
ner line a robe and she was happy.
for a moment. Thinking she was
alone, she waa giving vent to that
longing for motherhood which she
had denied. Kor the moment, what
ever It was that was making her life
a hell, had been put away.
men sne aaw me!
Quickly she droomd tho baliv nn
the floor with a aoft thud. The aur
prlsed infant Bet up a wail and my
housekeeper came running to see
what ailed her child.
dldn t hurt her. Mrs ltnrfwell
1 wouldn't hurt "her for tho world."
regretted Sheila contritely, "i just
put her down auddenly. that was all."
"She was Just surprised. Miss She
ila," said the child's mother, picking
"in imuy up. -sue adores you. You
re born to be a mother."
"Is everyone in ronsuiracv ncin-t
me. Kay?" asked Sheila with an uirlv
llttle laugh.
Tomorrow I.ibf Comes.
RKSTOX SKn
We have been having real warm
weather during this month.
School will commence .in Miinit-tw
Sept. 25 with .M!s. Hazel Pavne, of j
Itoseburg. as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson r,n.,t!a flickering gas lamn showing thru
a flying trip lo Ilosebtirg Saturday i he haze and smoke at sparse points.
the corner are men struggling to
I build a new nation.
I Saturday night in Parnell street
presents a picture that is unforgetta
ble. Squalid women, carrying tiny
tabes; dirty and begrimed urchins;
reeling, careeniug men; leering youth
all jam Parnell street on Saturday
night.
rnder-Xourlslieil Children.
In the archway of a splendidly
carved old Queen Anne doorway a
mother alts with her brood scrawny,
ill-nouribhcd children and dirty chil
dren. Against the railings lurches a man
under the influence of potent Irish
"poteen." "Lookit Tlmmy he's
drunk!" the children shriek.
Along the curbstones are lines of
girls and women, with their faces
and attire showing no signs of water
or of care, presiding over little soap
boxes filled with herrings, tomatoes,
cabbages, pears and other fruits.
Here the women of the neighborhood
haggle In shrill voices over 3 cents
worth of potatoes, while they dis
patch "Jimmy" across tho street to
"fetch a penny's worth of milk."
In the llj;ht of a shop window,
sprawled over the pavement, a group
of tiny (and asain dirty-faced) gam
ins are enraged In a game of tarda,
wr ingilng and betting.
Kverywh-re are sign of careless
ness. Doors open and belch forth
whole broods of men, women and
children the;family coming out
ssfor a breath of air and from the
onen doors come peculiar and un
pleasant odors.
Dark, Dingy Streets.
The streets are dingily lighted, only
Misa Maybelle Johnson l..r- Sn,ln..
for Corvallla, where sho has entered
the Oregon Agricultural college
Miss Kuth Matthews left last Sun
day for Couuillo where she will re-
viner me. loquiue high-school.
The homes am more; dingilv lighted,
and the werik rays of light bent their
way through grimy window-panes
with the greatest difficulty.
Parnell street Is a festering sore.
bin withal there Is about M a sense jf
ltoy Wilson is working In n, Ught-he.irtedness. The wretched res
dryer for Mr. Iarson, of Looking ! I',0"f!' "f ,h,!" "t"1''' of filth and
C-lasa. grime lmitrh and -loke and occasion-
Mrs. K. Hardtu an and son, Pen ' ft"v hrenk Into a bit of n song.
will leave soon for California, where I There is poverty In Dublin's slums,
they expect to spWnd tho winter wild ' P"vp''fy "f the worst kind, but there
relatives. They have lust recently i more there Is filth and dirt of
so their ranch. the sort that Is unnecessary.
.man liorotny TrvrMI n
Go This Year to
Oregon State Fair
Salem, Sept. 25-30
J . .
$7.11 Round Trip
Direct to
Fair Grounds
Corresponding Special Fares from all agency stations in OrJ
Agricultural displays. Exhibits, Stock und Poultry Show.
Greatest Horse Show in Northwest
$75,000 in Premiums and Purses
Horse Racing, Auto-Polo, Amusements
f t
For further particulars, ask agents, or write
i .
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT,
t General passenger Agent
eapeclully benefitted thereby, as pro
vided by the Charter of said City, and
In accordance with the petition of the
property owners to be benefitted by
iuuu Improvement, und no part thereof
vhall be paid by tiie City nt Krm-lmr.
The estimate of the City Knuineer
of tb prtahltf detailed cost of said 'm
proventrtit Is the sum of $4775. JT,.
liKSOLVEl), that the City Recorder
of the City uf ItoseburR-, Oregon, be and
he Is hereby directed to ulve notice
of s.-iid Improvement ps provided by
thi Charter of said City."
Kemoii3tranc.es against said proposed
Improvement may tie filed with the un
dersigned within twenty days from the
tlr.H publication of thi notice, which
is the 71U day of September.
n. i,. wmprr.E.
Itecorder of the city ot
ltoeuburir, Oregon.
i. 1". A. Morn i,mm a, J
Resurar communications 2aji
Wednesdays each month tt .
temple, Koaebura-. Ore. VTujml
W. I THOMAS. W if
on,
tM Kfct IKITY BKCPil
TKt.N' meets In th. Afaccstwtn
Tut and 3rd TiiAinav, In -...
.NfcMiHHORS OF WOODtlUra
-Circle No. 49, meets on lit
Ins neighbors Invited to attl
It H-I .1 IP CHPVCU t It, .r-1
MAROARBT TCH IT.Vnj
If the Irish nallbn Is to live nnd
Pass, who haa been visiting Allsa Ag-1 ,nr,vo P;'rnell street nnd Its counter
nes Johnson, hag returned to nor!1"" 'm,!,t hn ,lr,''1 n' llB own hoot-
holne.
Mr. nnd Mrs V
to Itoseburg Wednesday.
o
I)KKKXI).s WlKK-s HOXOIt
..! ANE'-K3. Sept. i.-Ar-thur
Farrell, 32. deputy marshal
at Huntington Park, a suburb 1, "
today shot and possibly fa y
bounded Harry Klemit,8; J I
Huntington park fireman, wl.o cc-
..U..,B ,u r.irreira allegation
-' fui Slier I s whrt
strnns and wined out
f'avis motored ! ,T''" s'"'" g"v'''""ient is alive
I ... ii.in.-r in mi- iioiiiin smms
end has a program for the ellmina-
I tlon of this sore-spot once there Is
i peace, ?, -ere
Ibaniatic Art (lasses Registering.
All persons interested in the new
d nartment of Prama'lc Art. Hein
line Conservatory, are Invited to meet
Mrs. riertha Kllz.ibeth linn
tO Wednesrlnir i ., -. ,
nrr..rwl ki... i m
had mis treated Mrs Karrell i ... " rva'"rv- "''"' for Business
. ..r. mioomig IOoic place In the
chambers of -p v V....i.i .
rtlceof the poace '.. I
park while court was In resslon a
few feet away.
Kvery day I told myself that when
mortnls try to Interfere wllh destiny
they make a sorry mess of it. Kvery
omen. High-School Povs. nnrt Clrla
Children under 12. and private les
sons herln this we, k. The liitle chil
dren's class will start Saturday at
3 o'clock.
Piano classes will begin Mondav
Sept. is. Knroll early. Mrs. Monroe
C heek, 3t6 S. Tine St. Phone 1J0-J.
actor to kactc ni.incifts
I.OH AN'riELK.S. Sept. 21. Iler
hert Rawllnson, motion picture ac
tor late today was officially noti
fied to appear at tho district at-
.v,t. ... "inej s oirice tomorrow to bo ohm.
" "Pt. 21. The. tinned conrernine nn,.nn.. ' .V.
STKVKNSOX Till II, T-).v
DEVELOPMENT
!KVi:iXlMKT IMI I!t IMI XT. VK AUIJ IMPIU.V.
iu orn KAciuTna. kkuy day von tmh BKTTKitMKNr
OK NKKVICH.
W. cannot grow futer than the aurroundlng country; thoujh w.
h. to keep far In advance of 0r .reacnt need.. Thui uialataln
UH larger Investment than ordlnait'y riqutrvd.
w Aiuc i ni;pni D to TTuTTTtn H kmiy nku) At a
MOMKT'S KOTU'lt WITH IWXtN(VlY TO YUC.
Douglas County Light & Water Co
turning
prunes
into
money!
Prune dowers combat cistern crit
ics by putling In
The DATE
PRUNE
With the J
Pule
Flavor"
t Tr.i .le-.Murk R. . )
Sweeter, lamer and proven bv dem
onstration as the "Prune preferred"
in enrv .it. IMuniHted literature
n,l drtaiis f our Special Plan l'UKH
UlKin reilUesl.
"Everything In Tree"
v hi
P
'rtr-rrf 1,7. i
rri;on N'ur.n'rv .
'r. n. .v. i t?n ut
i'if'i in.t.nn i r. .i
l if'.iv wti''.un c
lituiton Iw run.
AiMrr..
I U 11 Mt-Vi'llmiii nvr.i.u...i I n 1. 1. i . . . . ' 1 " 1 ,l' "
"iv 11,11 u Ml OMlilini II III! I1V imt-nlMV f'l..eL LI Mill D 111 it fill nil nr I b ., ...i. i
- ,T . , - " v m i n. diuia I i ih -.1 i - V, ""in r. Wli it'll
-NOTIi K OF lTRT!OV TO IMI'llOVl-;
. Pl.ivr vrKi-:ri
XOTIti3 IS HUHK11V GIVEN, that at
a nu'iciiiif of the Cuninum Council ot
Hie City vt ii..elmric, f-retrun, hold on
tho 5th day ot September, J 12 J, the
following rt'Bo;ntif)ji wua ailoptetl:
"ltK.S !VKr, that tne Common Coun
cil ot the titv of iCoeburtr dceniH It
exyxsJient anil iit'res;iry and herehv
propojivM to Improvo Hint Street from
ttie north lin; of Iane Street to the
south line vt tho pavement on Ouk
ML'cei, in tn eity or itoriehurg, Ore son,
In the following nuiniier:
KiiKt: Hy iviiidliitf tho street to tho
prupfr mib-cr.i(i-:
huconJ- ify piivlny the roji-lvvuy of
swill nrr.ot iwenty-eiKht tvvi in width
with concrete pavement;
Third; By constructing concrete
curbs;
Fourth: Ky constructing nub drains;
Kifth: By eonstructlns street monu
ments, if necessary;
Six tli : Hy laying vitrified sewer
pipe if necessary;
Seventh: Hy constructing catch
buHiiiH and Inlets.
S.iid improvement are to be made
In ueeorilnnee with the Charter and Or
dinances of the City of Itoseburg. Ore
gon, and the grade, plans, specifica
tions and estimates of tho CItv Engin
eer, filed in the oftio of the City lt
rorder on the 5th day of September,
lJJ, whith said grade, plans, specifi
cations ii lid estimate are hereby ap
proved and adopted. j
The entire cost of said Improvement ,
fnehiding enKlni ortim, interest, and al!
other exnenren uhuli th.. r t !
burij would not have incurred exeept
for the making of said improvement.
; he usse.-sed ;ion the property
especially benefitted thereby, as pro
vided by the Charter of said City, and
In ttc. ordam e with the petition of the
property ou m rs to be hem fitted by
said improvement, nnd no part thereof
shall bo paid by the City or Kosehurff
The est i 111.1 tM of f hn lr I.--.,!
of the probnble detailed cost of said im-
t-i iiMfiii i me sum or f.tti.i OH
IlKSoLVKli. that th n.
of the CItv of itosehurc. Oreicon. be and
ne is ncreby direeted to ive notiee
thai- :r, v,.(" ,iuviav
Keiriiktist r tn'ittt i.iri. I.iut .nil . .
Improvement may h filed with th un-
rsinrne.i Hitliln twenty d;yn from the
U B. 9 Hoieborv CKaprerVf
1st and 3rd Thursdays In wcftl
All sojourning brothtirs a4 j
r respectiuuy mviuo in i-m
Al US. KLil', Al'.ETH RUNTAXi
KHKB JOHNSON. fl"rurt 1
I
K. O. T. St. Mota u-h
fourth Tbursd&y of nAfh ,
Maccabe halb cornor Casi u'
ri.Hiiia A.niKnu
welcome.
O W W A DDI
l-MTKll AHTHAJII Metl It
beo hall every Wednesdir n?
VintJng mauibers alway, m
MILDRED M'CULIiOCh'
. ELSIK mwPHHKY. M
WIMIUMKIV Or THU TVOHUV-
Na 12S, meets In Odd Ftttnt
In RosehurB every Idi and irtl
day evenings. Visiting leui.
always welcome. i
FREDERICK PORTEl:
I rial of
tie salesman. , Ma'rch,- ben UnT ' "
x . v r :
Stvn.;. ...j . . Rawllnson. iilleainx he had i I
Iraed in i V," ":r. "e a I- mistreated her dattehter nearly two I
...... . j,ii, tw in h nr Innnil nn i l . . '
""vernl week, b.ter. It is beiied n arrleT l? 8f"n . "r.wnrd9
oar will be reuulred i., i.,., " " , ' " ""ion. was
jury ' i-'Mie., aa eon i iruunit his denials.
! ! Th- n she and her mother camo to
l.os Angeles and annonneed thav
rT ; would pref the case for damages".
ThjSIStL'C' 'i : - I' '.V1 ! TH K f lTI TIIIV TO IMfVlOVE
..-v ' ' 1 ! 5 I ItKf.KHV SIV K.N
all
that ut
ISlovaPc!
- , . x - ..... , , , ' """""I OU 11. I
I Ur-1 S ,. , V.f , "" "'ii o.
Sottas be.a ae K. , I- V JvV! tiur'- l'r" ?
B , I the m.i&:i!j J 1 ,r "'" ' "ib-stau..; " f
I used arc c; I 1Cr tri4o. JI . .,T 1,1 t-vln th. rm.iw.ir of S
I - i . , '--'t In width with I
iSlcYCk SHk I ' J" ""''" -".truotm, c..er,
Siovo Polish Li
vr.'ii-i ' vitrify ..w.r
i. ' .:.-r. t,,...,- -;, ... , von.truvtinn t-atvh- !
lyl - !. V.l.lJKJ - , I ' i
J -' stii i , ,. : ' "' - i"-o. r-.fl AU:- V
I a;:?,"'':"."?-- -' " hr,,,y 'rrroxea u g
I 1 V. ",. ..-Jrv.'i'. 7TV;.-. ;f- Zri- '-l ie-pro.tr.,n. $
r- -r-n. r ". ' 1 '""...ri... m, ..r. .. ,ni, .. V
UIQE DTRECTORT. '
eharpes, I. o. o. sr. ran.,.,,., t-4 - .
i.. In OM Fellnwa Temple every
In, hi '.I'"'" 139 "'elock. Visit
ing brethren are alwavs w.lcome.
MO.NKOK rm-EK, n r,
m. J. UKtir.F.s. n.a'see
J, B. BAILEY. Vln B.7
U. p. u. tm, Huulurl ImIkt Ml
Hold regular communlallm
the Elks' Temple on eacb nai
of every month. All mimbiv
quested to attend regularly, ui
visiting brothers are cDnui.
Vlted to attend.
J. B. FLltRRT, K 1
J. G. EAT. Jr. S
"IRBI, CIIAPTEn He. It, .!
o.aiea convocations on sra
third Tuesdays, Masonic Teo;
mrnibers requested to attest
vlsitins; eomuAnton wplrnme.
R A. WILSON. HIstH
w. f.-. nAKltl-x oecrnr
Ri:ui:KAns Roiehurt B
Lodge No. 41, I. O. (X F. Be
Odd Fellows Temple every wwl
luemay evening, vlsitins w
In good standing are invitee '
tend.
GERTRUDE HATFIEUt!
EVA I.KVOY K-v
ETHEL BAILEY. Fla
KMUHTS UP PrrHIASV-Alpm
No. 41, meets every WednwiliI'
Ing In Douglna Abstract H11W
Jackson & Washington Sta, "j
ure iways welcome. ,
RUDOLPH R. RTT7MA:
J. R. FARItlNTI-rON, M. F
EAIH.K3. ftnM.nnr. A.rii IBfSl
Moo hall on Jackson St. on '"J
4th Monday evenings of es'h "1
at s o cloear. Visiting uretnre
good standing alwavs welaoni
A. J. WTJLffF, VT P.F,
w i i a nfo-ns! W. r
B.' P. 'fJOOPMAN. Serl
XX . II. A. O. T. iv Roaeburn f"
No. 11 holds regular meeting!"
end and fourth Thursday all;
views. Muccabee Hall, Pino04 1
streets. I
JEPftlE RAPP. Cnl J
BELLE
pnnprcQiow ai CARDS
ne. sr. n, nxx'K ct.t Flow''!
iio. let BoIJckonBt;J
K. St. II. PI.YI.ER cnime-1
Physician. 114 W. Lanet J
". I.. A. XVELL", DeatUt, HI M
""ig Phnne 811. .
.M.I.M.I.M
B New Fall and
Winter Woolens
Have Arrived
Most business men demand tailored suits. They
r and hold their shape longer. 0ur new fall
; "T WO0'CnS are just in- ThcV will meet with your safe
raeuon. Como in and let us measure you.
RcSfRS
, , "Clothes That Satisfy."
1 hone -17-'
" 9n V.Jackson
"if: ,nt. at --
l.i-en I