La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 30, 1919, Image 3

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'-SODA WATER
"iS TAXABLE
IlltlSII IX AMIiltlCA ARE
o KK'klNU I f NEW FUSS
Failure- to Provide at loast Self-IK-
f termination fur Ireland Held as
Kf buff to LeaderN in U. S.
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MANY
l ocNTAik i f .rmt:s
TIM-; LIST
Itiiliiiir ;cs Into Ki(,.,t
WASHINGTON. April 30. The
publication of the new League of Na
i lions' covenant today has Jticked up
, another fuss which is expected to give
wie minunisi! uuon enouyn irouoi
' tthout any wil e systems to keep cab
j inet members and pat ty generals up
flights.
TO r- Th li-Uh fl,.l Kn. kn.k.n imi( ..,Ip
!.. ami AiMitl Tnjs Avpiacs J w it h the publication of the list of na
Alinlit Ti-ii t.. ivnt jiions that are members of the league
' or invited to join. .Making Canada,
Australia and other British colonies
ASIlINfiTON. April 50. Soda n' nibers of the leafcue and leaving
utirer, ice ci.-ain. lupdaos. root Lv, - ; Ireland completely off the invitation
find all oilier soda fountain drinks b-.- !'i;t threatens to turn an Irish Vesuvius
como taxable toniorinw ttndur
th
1 loose.
revenue cel. Five and 10-cent rtrliil I sl,elllimR nf 'he league covernant
or dishes will 1e n i ...,. today, an Irishman who holds a gov-
35 or 2ii--nnt in u ' . ''eminent office under President Wil-
2 cen. ,i ., ' r. '"x'son. said: ' They gave Ireland cvery-
2 cents and the tax wili be. collocted i thiK uut poisony .
from the purchaser unle, tliu s,M, The failu,e 0f ,he covenant to pio
founlain keeper choos-. Ho reduce his vide at least self-determination for
u ..i.-Miur in-: extra tax Item Ireland is regarded as a rebuff to
When Drinks are Taxable I Frank P. Walsh, who has helped Mr.
The question nf when drinks are -Wilson cut 'of so many serious labor
taxable, and when they may not he situations, and also of former Cover1
taxable and the precise methods of 'nor ')nnn Illinois, who went with
collecting the tax, vrie dlscusssd at i Willrh ,0 P;!,nce t0 Pleil1 Ireland's
length In a f tatem.-nt issued Tues- :cause with Wi,son- ' ls a )olt
fi-iv iv tim i..i.-....i . v. i at Cardinal Cibbons, Justice (ioff and
ay ny me internal icvenue bureau. , , - , . , , . ,,
ti.h n i , - -several leau.ng champions of Ire and s
These examples wc-le given of tax-1 c . , .
,. .,, J B' i cause, who have been fuithru sun-
nhle drinks when unved and sold -,t . . e .u -i .
, "..t mm mjiu .n ,orters of the president.
the fountain for cor-iuniption on l,c-; The administration position is under
premises: Orangade. lemonade, pine stood to be that those Irish in Amei
apnle juice, cocoa cola, root beer, ica who are so Insistent on dragging
mosie, phosphates, f-uit and flavor- the Irish question jnt0 the peace pact
)ng Ryrups mix-oil w'lh carbohatcil are nothing but piofessionnl tiishmen '
water or plain -al-r. milk shakes. wno 1l0 seek'ng to carry political I
mailed milk shakia, cream and egg fnvor with the other Irish of the i
shakes, ice cream, ire cream sodas countl''- I
Sundaes, ice cream s andwichi-s, rluv- !
ored Ices. - !
X(. Tax on Tea. '.American Soldier Cannot (ict Ac
Hot beef fa. coriee, tea. butter-1 cuMoined to Kugl.sh llabil
milk, milk, hot chocolate, hot clan. ! LONDON, i Correspondence of the
broth, tomato bullion and bottled Associated I The lu-ltsh I'etlsb, Ihe
drinks sold direct t'ro.n the coulainer. c(dd baih. has lost its atti'.ictions for
Separate maniira-tui-;s' taxes me ini. "'any soldiers who have returned
From Lafnbs to Loans and Filipinos at Capital
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Aloys'
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fa
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, if Mupu4:$
Three new interesting pictures from Washington latino from Ijimbi to Plllplnoes. The two lamb
ihown'in the frngcround on the lawn nt the Whlto House arc uoorge ana Jiurirm vvasnmgion, sa
n.niK-d by .Mrs. Wilson upon iboir arrival February 22 the blrthrtay of the father pt our C0untr
S.c retary of Treasury Cutter Cllass On the left aud Frank H. Wilson or the Liberty Lohn are-shown in
furllng the historic flag which is to go to ihe suite utiainlng the largeit oversubscription to. the Vltth.
Loan This flag flew over tbo capitol when rresideiu Wilson waa inaugurated when war vnu declared
and w hen the at lnibtice was signed. Secretary of War Newton flaker (left) Is shown In-th') cloned-up
with Manuel L. yuezon. bead of Ihe l'liilippluo Mission, who has Just arrived to ask Independence for
the Philippines. '
coi.p n.vnis si'i i;i:i
lioscd on drinks of the latter class. !r"'lu '"'"n- Tile occasional balbs
-iiiey got in rest ottieis during tnc
war were h-il. and Ibey soon an-
Ire cream is not taxable when sold,
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in containers to be ci-.i-ried away from
tbo selling place, lei cieani cones arc
ouirod -.ho hot-balh habit along witli
a oislaste- for co'd water
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DoVKlt, Knu., ( Cot rcspuntlt'nfo of
1 he Assoc hit td I'pms) ,:itc-sl ail-vict-s
from Ostclui hulie-iitt' tluil thn
plntt ti bittiK I Ih raiuuiis old rrliistt';
Vimlict ivt to lOnutuiiil may huvo tu 1
of the Rosen iiml Now ninsicul Ih-pH'IhIh to tie ;i soct. ss in order thnl he iidamioned. The Vindictive, sunk i
comedy comp.iny fcuinrftii; hick Jnrl- ti,lp uti t0' nl lht' "'''t f ttie iniiiijhy the Hrill-di to hnttle up Oslend
Ins stellar coinedhn, vhicii openH to-; n'sponsihle for nil hr troiililo. harbor, is stil.l to lrivo auTfered such
n is lit at tlie Area le llnaite for ; Onl In ('aliforni.i, where qiieens ruins In I lie s.ilvav.e depart inetit that
LIST'S i( j py hecause in one eidfode of (he prn-
"I.efs Co." the itii lie-stum show , tlncl ln slie dons -., nso atlire and
wmovs i:ssi:l vi.i;ck
taxable. Uromo m.ll.er, roeholle ' s0ldier who used to he ti cold laih!tvvo t,ays ee,1-,,i has.ln'en vol- of second sishl floinihli. Mae Marsh Iho Hull Is on the point of Kreakin
Hans, HeiuiiiA powuers, casior oil, lenthusiiiKt s;i y :
ppsom Halts and similar medlcinefe "My oxperimenU with cold baths
oTton served nt idd.i fouMnins uro since tetulnins from th1 front have
.put subject to Ihe tax. . 'madp me wonder vheHier the cold
Uesiu'ifants Kvenint bath habit is not i oally a pei nlckms
Soft drinks stands or push curl
enterprises are subject to tax, but
restaurants or otuvr places HervinR
ice cream or sofe drinks as an incl-
!fid. and to conclude that I survived
'it only because I was broken Into 11
when very young and resilient,
i "The first fold bath I hud at home
d by the son era I public to be the has had many interest ins experiences , up,
best musical comedy produc tion tii.il di'lvins Inlo the furore. She known
will be seen here to. mnny moons.
The following Is clipped rrom a
San Francisco papyr wiiere this com
pany has jual fini:tlied a most suc
cessful ensasement : ,
"Opening Salurd.iy at the Casino,
the show played to capacity housen
Save me
dental feature of this bvisiness nreliot I wave me a stiff neck in addition, and
reijuirctl to collect or to pay the! the tnii'd 1 develonod rheumatism
tax. Church "BociaU" and clubs arc . They say that the lirillsh are a clasi
exempt, but booths nt country fail's,
the 'blues' all day; the next':d made such a hit that the contin-
Ci reuses or ball games must colle
the tax.
STUDENT BODY
ELECTS OFFICERS
FOR NEXT YEAR
It nation phylscallv. I wonder
whether cold baths have anything
to do with it."
Wives and lome3lic servants are
said to be nppose.1 to the new hot
hath habit of the returned soldiers.
Hot baths mean the consumption of
more coal and require more work in
preparation.
The student body ef the La Grandt
high school yeMerd!'V held their an
nual election of officers for the next
term. The eleetioi whs curried out
through the balloting system and re
sulted as follows: .
President Thomnt Hill.
Vice-President Waldo Stoddard.
Secretary - Treasurer Marcella
Tterry.
The retiring president Is' Audmer
1'layle, .who is a member of
prnduating clans this yar.
thr i in,
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Ancient ie Industry.
Some time 1im k in (In? pn ltlst'e-lc
I'M and probably antedating Ibu time
when mankind had tam.'d the wild
hens am) organized them tn Ihe hu.'.l
r.ess of producing "strictly fresh Wild
eggs," human kind hail annexed the
bee. or, anyhow, tiad in., e a hu. itie
of robbing ihe wild bees, lice farm
ing is no wv tlilng under the sun, bin
the bees were never before su tare
fully bred and cross-brefl nor so in
telllsently assisteil in the huney-maV
yame as at tKi-sent.
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ohm show of Sunday was constantly
jammed with a crowd that encored
frequently. The show went across
with a snap that Is Indicative of high
class acting. The ci-medy of Ulc!
Darling was laugh producing, lie al
ways said ihe risht thing at the
righ time and he always slid it In
such a way a: to put it over. Mis
appearance was a sign for the exercise
for the laugh mincles. The solo
numbers were especially well ren
dered. The chorus uf the Dick Darl
ing snow was an aggregation or hix ,.,,., inmnrrnw mid l-Vidnv
beautiful darlinss v. ho danced and i lMf, eilv i.nd the
s;ing their wa to the popular vote j yyeeklv will be shown.
that the show, all in all, Is the best
one appearing hern in a yi Ui."
Tills company will appear at th"
Arcade today and io meuow. t)t
the same pro'.:?ani Will be pnswiled
a two t-Qcl c(,medy f-at uring Tom
Mix-
Starting tonight the fiit .-how will
bet;in ai 7::", doors oyen at 7:1ft.
the methods employed by these peo
ple and has on oe;islon been mysti
fied and evcllui herself ' over what
has been told her.
When she was a ehild oho of them
told her that she would be famous
some day. but would never be able
to speak to the pei sons responsible
for her good fori into. This troubled
her at Ihe tlnio and 't. did not occur
to her until years later when she be
came a screen star M at the fortune
teller spoke the truth. Now she
knows what was nis.tnl. Her work is
done in sllencu. She never sees her
audiences, therefore the sensitive
star can never thank them for mak
ing her famous.
"Money Mail," In which Muo Marhh
doeH highly dramatic acting as a for
tune-teller, comes to t lie Sherry
YOKOHAMA KAVAiKI II Y PlItN
YOKOHAMA, April 2U.-A larRe
section of Yokohama was rnvaged by
fire Monday, ,2000 buildings, including
a part of the business section, being!
bunu'il. Firemen from Tokio aided in
checking the flames before they rene li
eu the foreign residential section.
Man Buried Alive
for Three Hours
Foul
want to ;i-:r hack
Attributes Poor Health to
Horrible Occurrence
Tells of Experience.
ARCADE THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Art Rogers and Jack Noe
Present
THE SPEEDIEST
MUSICAL SONG
EVER
Lets
Go
-With-
DICK DARLING
and a bevy of beautiful
GIRLS
Some of the girls with the "Let's Go' Company
Change of Program Thursday Night
No Matinee Thursday; First Show at 7:30
Admission 50c; Children 25c
Includes War Tax.
Special Two-Reel Comedy
"THE ROMAN COWBOY"
With .
TOM MIX
fo'lltljitl ltlUlit(
to It'-stntc
Only onro 111 ii liioitt while do w
hoar ol .-tout,- on 1i,Lhk biirtod ullvc.
ii ml I-'. II. SloniliiHkl or fp 1,11; I
21III1 uti-oi'l. Tiii-oini. WubIiIiikIoii Is "V.r , , ,.
on.- of u voiy lltnlt.-d ntil.il.t r who wlt" """-l'' "'"y l"- '
h.avo ovor tiiuli mi IIiIk t-rrlbl ox-wiiii very norvoim nil' wln-ti I did
pi-rli-iiiv uiul llod l loll Uio Btm-y. ! liianai-o Io Rol orr :o stofl) thn Hllltlil
Mr. SloiniiiKld nltrlli'ilo" hiR lotiK !' - J -t inline wouKI wnUo 1110. I mini
lo.l or niirrorliiK un'l ill lioallh. from fcl)1,ciai rentitMi of my mnis Io iiuiko
jv.-hl.-li In- diiyn lie w.is nov.-f nlilo to , I10 nolH oll ,. ,,m , llt nKhl -.,
back In I'm In ! rind rolh-r iinill ho l.i-iiiin the ub of ' j w 1,,4 L,y tu ,:,.t M HiiUj hIoou.
of lliojTanlnr. 10 11,1s tntk'l- ocrlirolice. Ilut. iiv ,.,,1,1,111., very noor. mid I mil
IN-opIr Wool. I
rt-iiil- Itt-li.tloliH
,ll
mi-: iitiinM H in-- 1 viizw"
A L I III: AIICADI'
l!ip r;,Tl.inll'i will be
I'AIilS. I Cm ronoiMl,'iiri- of II10 l'1'aiilnr. 10 II, In trai:k' ocriir.'iic.e. flut.
Assoi'ii.tod I'i -I'm. )-- v iirnliiKH nre;-i, will lol I1I111 roll inn own sioiy,' () w,,Hi( rau( bntilly walk. I
Iii-Iih: licurd on .ill sldt-w Hint Ibo ! wbi.-li Ik jih follow.-.: didn't H00111 to b;i i- one l.ll. of
riii:.!!-, oxpt-l nil ll,(-ir limi'tiitity 10 '-l'-lim l,iiri,-il nllrn Ik n horrllili, (.trcni;tii.
titan I huvo In yon in. 11 ml Hj nil dim
to Tniilne."
Tatiluc In sold In La Grande br
Sllvertiioi-u mid lllrlnirilHOQ Dl'tirc
:itor.'H; U Union by I.. A. Wright;
and In Klgln by Hcott K. Harris,
and In Tcloc-isot by Telocaset Oro- .
eery Co." Adv.
Hundreds of Values
Tf von would finrtthe elusive pot of cold at llic
end or the rainbow come Io Ihe KAINUOW SA1.H
which starts Saturday. Mav 3rd, nnd ends Rnliir
day. May 10th. Herx you will find hundreds rf
merchandise valticB each with a savinE that will
surprise nnd delitrht vou.
CHRISTIE'S VARIETY STORE
ss, I.a OranHe, Oregon
ATTENTION
WORKMEN
The annual May day meeting of the
Socialists of Uiiion county will be held
at Harris Hall 7:30 p. m., May 1st (In
ternationLLabor Day) Tor0the purpose 0
oof discussing current events most vital
to ihe working odass. A program has
been prepared and the public is cordial -
. Jy inviVrd. (
Tanlgr. a hnuc .Miinin eh'pliaitt. i
taU H nn' (if I In it iiil nifr paiTii ir :;
"The Itniiiiin-" nf i'.'i.an." iho s -1
tactilar sep'rii vctsio.i ol Hie roncltid- j
jinfc chj'pttT.s -A "Tu ;'; n of tin1' A pes.",'
i by I0lj;ar Jib e Iiyn (mil lis, which up
vns at tht Artadf tlwiiiiv l-'iiil. y tn, j
! ii two days rail-
Thi !..('n" In wlii'h Taiitor iniik.-; ;
jMich an uncxp'.'f t 'I .mil thiillin;: ap- j
j p;;u-anc" occn t m jtisi nhr Taian '
(imaged in a hatib' h ib-iiih 'nt
six pij-ii: enmiil.'al.; '. l.o lav In w;j it
alone' oih of tho jniiL'it tr.iilw ro in
toircpt ihe party of i.l.iles. IimI ml in l
Uht bea nt if nl A in -r Man (.-.i'i with
whom Tarzan las f.i'h-n in b'.
j KxhatisK'd and hb-i d ii-. T.u zan
j st;r'K'TS away fru ,? -ladt o!
ideaili, and is i n t1il point of inkin
(down into I In t hi' k jiin-b' i;i-a:-s.
,1h-rt' to hocomr a " : 1 1 mi of the fnsi
, s.tvajrt! hla'-k or ast of pn-y than
voiwn t hat way, wirn lit- is s'ar'b'll
into full r oiisrintwji by th'-lramp-'
tliliir (f Iicavy t ;l ( b's- at hand. '!
The nxt irir-tatit Tiiiiur, Tar. in'
tuiKhiy fro nil. c iii; ; si.;i h In?
i IiioukIi the uttd-'- v'i n'V h. Answer-1
Ine imint-diately Tiian'H cry f din I
1 1 resH. t ho treat Ui-ay km-t'K a nil
wrappini; liin t iu'i k about ihe In - j
jit red youth, ;win'4 hi in af,ro:-s h is j
hack and iiiifiM in t inn, ph with;
him to ihe distant beach, w)t-ie he i
ep.it;( In prerio-iii hnrrlcu on! of!
harm's way h hind peine sheltcrine
locks. i
make true Ih1 predict Ion attrilmted jp i ietice, hul thai Is whtii imppen
to Or. )th-hard Von Kiudilmann. U il to me in a inino explonlon ten
(foiiner (leripnti rorcif-'ti Secretary ) : yi ain aco. We wo e pinned In for
that "in lsn Uian five ye:irs time. three bouts, befo e the resources
the CermaiiK will I) hack In Pails i eniihl Rel to us, wT'i hardly tnoujih
j ( pacifically, that Is o say)- and In air to ke.'p moiiI an I hotly together.
fi'Viirahle conditions." 1 1 was the lu'tiest man of the lol, as
r:vid"nre is nce-imnhitlnK that theltWn pf the iic-n had thdr pir blown
1 pndlminarlc:; ol th" kind of paciric rr. and one poor I'eilnw had his eyes
'penetration at whu'ti t lie t.ennans blown out. I was tnicousious 101 mm1
t '"em to lie parti ulaily i:d'pt. al- (i)Vs after they gol home
j rt iidy lia'! beep cotniiienceil. (Jer-, iiave never gotten over Ihe effects of
it'iati liievi haMls with cie-war business t till now.
( nnnerf ions in Fran'.' ate e'uleavor- '- iliink my sto.uach nuist have
jlntr to "pb-k up the thteidn" ucain. been poisoned by th. fire damp, a
land the p.-tp"!.. now and then publhh n i,as been in a v-'.-y bad nondltion
IoIihi (iiiioiihiy worked missives to f,VPP MUic- M food would not dlKet
, Kri ni-h films, IiivPimi: ihem to "re-. ..ninei v, lm I wou'.d ferment and
, funic our pb'asaiit nl.iitnns
0
oNo Charge for dmision
tii;i;i(i-s hit it cm.ht
in mu; MAitsirs
JIM
There are many
Mali ia hnt 'iitw
ture, "Mon'.v 0M;id.'
slim star entiitisia"
but she tikes ihe
and site iove th
she weatK in It.
Ndithts fot M.io
(Joblwyn Tic
Not only Is the
f ovr her rol
V of Ihe drain
I Mot- datl"eiou5i In the even nf Ihe
Fi"ricii are tin ;itt"inpts that a"' Ih -
inu "iic.d" by Ceruian sernnts, now
: k i r i L- a.( Alsatians or Swiss, to slip
lijiiielly back into their old place
with I-r rich families. In sonic
i ,-ne-i, iltt-ir Teiilo'nl- accent hettayt
them; in others vispicloim emplov
l s ha"e detected miiiMte fiaWS 111
otherwise Ir; epro I" liable bfcl 1 1 In a -i
io a pa pet s. I(ej:i-,i ry offices, a I
though e.erci. inL' 1 1. ? most Rctupul
ons (.lie in wei'd 'i; out suspects,
are not ilif illlble.
In a .;iM' riled by J, Llbeite, n
factory owner near !'; ils Mio h'ad ail
ert tsei for n foi en i an receh d .in
appth ii'it win: ra.pe "highly rec
orinndcd' and who.-1 p:ipers wic in
sec mini'ly pet feet I'nier. SUM ta"
employer had some vairiifl iiiIsl!;
iui: and consulted a deteciiv. wtth
ifce result tha' the ftf-nld-he foieman
was inn jinked n a fi'i man who ha
escap- d from an inte, tmpdii camp tn
Mri 1 1 ,i ny in Ma)' ln- ear. His p
pern were f orperl'-s. 6
cause Mas io loriu v nu n
t d-al of pain. I had a pain in
my tin' k all lb
line, and uffei
j. "Tanlao 1b the only MiIdk I have
!i!ver been able to "t to help inn, 1
jaiul It ceiininly bait done nit a world;
of good. My iippcIL Isine, and my
stomach Ik in ood oud(tlou, aud It
run eat anything without sulfeiin;.
a. bit Iroui jas an-l Indigestion. My
1 hoyn can m ike all tin nol.se the,
''P Umi hc now, il don't bother me at all,!
and I a,Hl 1 ,::in s,'," ''''"ui-h anything.
I lie pant i Mo" ""I "i
my head don'l m-he iiny mure, nnd
J sent won! to the Tanlac man l.li
other day that I had utieimthetied
up until I could mu and jump a
feme as kooiI as I ever could. 1 come
home after a hard d;:yn work, iO"'
after -a few minutes ret fc,d twu
and teady to un apvwheii'. I have
I gained s' veinl poun Is ami leei tn-io
SOLDIERS ATTENTION!
Billion. '
w, ridi rfitl ftr-.o In tli n-n wui b rniiinn m
1 1 1 I u .1 1 ii L- li'-r for- Hk,iii ml nilllln. Ill (Jr.-.fl Hrltnln
mnj Knri'-tn i-ottnlrl,-. ilt pr-,itri--
all
Uil
J T rTTT"' - .1 iT i ' - r. as
Eooif3 Oriittitl .ros!,tni,. .Mt-'i
rojisrli-ntiuii. Ijttl,- :,-in-M rtni!hiK fl"ii rurln ry.'uliirly. t-itit million-..
In rVr a.oci.ition gitlt ih.-oli'illlani h.iinl l f iiillilonii, IIkiu-ii'I of lull
rait of play-$ will? which '.lilw l.,n ; t-n f IIiouk. In of million..
furroimrts 1B . Anil Ih.-if l.. hoiih - niiiMirt-,i. -i iiio,i-o. ,, ,,M,on,
thlti.Cip, 0 . tltott-oih'ts nioiiMinil. of ntlll'ons.
Ma,
9
Marsh I. ktwnly Intont-d In lilllionn (that l R luilllon nf million.).
fnrnilt of fort mi- A MJji l- T:A
iiivn 1,,-r i-nort r, :...,n lor jr. ,S?c hi, t, : Jnl, Printing. Ihe CMitvrvtr. Mam o
The Union County Army and Nay'y
requests the presence of every Union
county boy entitled to wear- a uniform
at a reception given in their honor at
ta Grande, on the day of the arrival (rf
Field Hospital Unit 167 rom overseas
Watch" the papers for day. and hour of
arrival. The parade is fer alllmen who :
have served in any capucifcy in any war.
0 All such should "meet af the Elks' clul
0 in La titwle orfe hour before the train ,
3 frrivft. ,
' , cJ front I acod
O Oo
o
WHY LOOK 'OLDER
THAI YOU ARE?
U. js a Iciii-liinc how many
wotni-n Un outfit luck of njten
tion am wt-atinn cornets thut
pivi- n '-it : g ntiit-e appenr-
."ani tn tht- fi-jre 'hnn il
sii'ulil have, and conequen.
ly the appear to be five or
ton Jr -nrs olili-r than they are.
a
It i. pos.ililp tn reatlily im-
ptnve that etmlition if ynu
will come to our corset de
part mont unci r,'t trinl fit-tina-
the MODAKT froni
A-i.M-d cor.-tft.
O
3 Pauline Lederle
e o i a e