The Sunday Oregonian., November 13, 1921, Magazine Section, Page 8, Image 92

TILE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, NOVEMBER 13. 1921
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If you have- been brought up to remove
four hat in an elevator full of beautiful
idies well and good. Only, do be care
ful how and where you hold your hat.
Profit by Mr. Gosling's, experience his
nappy new soft gray hat is being badly
crushed between two lady shoppers of the
"Stylish Stout" tribe
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The Pink
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: "Now, Fenny, I've' hardly touched this at allt
! Vou must let me put this on youff plate!"
; Cousin Zoe and Cousin Fanny are being too
i polite for words over the white meat of one
portion of broiled spring chicken in the sta
: tion restaurant. And if Cusin Zoe succeeds
' In her more than generous impulse Cousin
Fanny is going-to. put it right back. "Really,
, Zoe," say Cousin Fanny, "I always prefer
the neck and the drumstick."
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"My dear, you mml
let me pay the fares
this time: I've loads
of small change !"
But Gladys is polite
ly insistent and
creams "No! let
me!" For hasn't
she the exact change
somewhere? (Mabel
finally unearths four
cents and Gladys
six, no they pool
their capital.)
Otherwise beautiful girl
politely trying to stifle a
yawn and still look sweet.
Pretty soon she will have
every one in the room
yawning.
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Two unhappy and
awfully polite young
tea hounds, both
starting to say some
thing at the same
moment. There is
a lot of "Beg par
don? No, yoa to
ahead ; what I had to
say wasn't in the
Uatt important."
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A boxload of joUy matinee girls retting- settled for a nice- afternoon.
The lady seated afthe left is explaining that, really, she low sitting
way back doesnt mincLa not seeing any of the stage, tie-, etc
The nun who is always on the watch for
dropped articles. Always politely run
ning after some one who has dropped
part of his newspaper. Even when the
newspaper was dropped on purpose he
makes you take it back.
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Lady being told something
she isn't a bit interested in,
and registering such polite
interest.