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THK BEAVERTON REVIEW
WHAT to EAT and WHY
H EAR T
HERITAGE
C te m p ii McCord
longed to a past mode. A wedding
dress, presumably.
TTi« congregation of the Old White
On the under margin of the print
Church in Locust Hill turns out In full
force to look over the new preacher. Dr. waa a single word. It was done In
Jonathan Farwell. and there is much a child's painstaking lettering.
•peculation amonf the communicants as
E L A IN E
to what sort of man he will be. Cassius
An old-fashioned brass candle­
Brady, treasurer of the church, had
recommended Dr Farwell for the post stick stood at either end of the shelf.
after hearing his baccalaureate sermon
arrangement
suggested
a
at the graduation of Dale Farwell. his The
son, who la a geologist. Brady's daugh­ shrine.
S Y N O P S IS
ter Lenora Interests Dale, who Uvea
alone with his father. Dr. Farwell meets
the members of his congregaUon person,
ally, accepts their tributes, but refuses
to be Impressed by the banker's family,
the Marblestone? whose daughter E ve ­
lyn obviously sets her cap for Dale.
Meanwhile the women of the town a r «
curious about the mystery of the Far-
wells* womanless housekeeping.
C H APTE R IU
each time by Marbleatone's dislike
of losing an auditor. He did dis­
cover, however, that Lenora had
taken her mother on a brief motor
trip that included a stay with rela­
tives. They would be coming home
shortly.
At the conclusion of the meal,
Marblestone suggested an adjourn­
ment to his library on the second
floor. Dale was never to know
whether the banker considered him
mature enough to be included in the
manly session, for Evelyn had plans
of her own.
“ Come on. Dale. Out in the sun
room.” she suggested, slipping her
hand within his arm.
“ May I offer you one of these?”
Cassius Inquired of the minister as
they followed their host into a room
with a beamed ceiling and a huge
fireplace at one end. The walls
were lined with books. Brady had
taken several cigars from his pock­
"Y ou get all the mail today,"
Dale announced, coming into the
kitchen where Doctor Farw ell sat
at the table pouring himself a cup
of coffee. " I t looks interesting."
As he spoke, he laid a heavy white
CHAPTER H—Continued
envelope near his father's hand. It
was addressed in a woman's hand­
It remained for Abbie Brown to writing, fashionably angular and
try to seek information on this bold.
score. With her characteristic en­
The minister tore the letter open,
ergy, she marched briskly up to glanced through the contents with
the front door of the parsonage
bearing a pan covered with a white
cloth. No sooner had she rung the
bell than she chided herself with a
want of foresight in not presenting
herself at the kitchen entrance. Still,
that might have looked rather “ fun­
ny,” was her consoling thought as
the heard approaching steps in the
haa
Jonathan Farwell answered the
summons.
“ Oh. good morning. Doctor! I’ ve
brought you something.”
"‘Please come in. Miss Brown."
“ I guess you'll think I’ ve got a
nerve.” was Abbie's bright com­
ment when the doctor relieved her
of the proffered pan and ushered
her into the parlor. “ It's something
I know every man loves, and I ’ m
sure you don’ t make them yourself!
This is the coziest room !”
Miss Abbie's glance traveled
swiftly and hopefully about the par­
lor as the minister deposited the
pan on the center table.
“ Fancy. Doctor! I'm such a rat­
tletrap when I get going. I never
once thought to tell you w hft I
brought Doughnuts!"
“ How thoughtful”
“ Yes. Mother was baking this
morning. She’s really quite famous
here in town for her doughnuts.
They’ re not greasy like so many.
‘Very simple. Miss Marblestone."
And I said; T'm going to take some
over to Doctor Farwell and his son. an expressionless face, then held it et and was extending them tenta­
tively.
I know they'll adore them.’ She out to his son.
“ Thank you. no,” Farw ell re­
was shocked. But my brother Tom Dear Doctor Fancell:
used to love doughnuts. When he
Mother has asked me to unite you turned with a quiet smile. ” 1 smoke
was living at home with us. before and your son to our home for Sunday only in my study. I am a pipe ad­
be was married, that is. he was dinner. I hate delayed the note pur­ d ic t ”
Marblestone lifted the cover of an
forever , .
posely, to that you m il not have the
“ Please thank Mrs. Brown for the opportunity to refuse us again. Please ornate humidor and selected a ci­
do accept. W e m il find you after morn­ gar for himself.
two of us. They look delicious."
’T 'v e no objection to your smok­
It was about this same time that ing services. Just a family dinner, of
ing your own cigars. Cash.’ ’ he
Albert Hickman, Locust Hill’ s pop­ course.
grumbled, “ but I can’t go 'em. If
Hastily but sincerely,
ular milk dealer, was mystified at
Evelyn Marblestone. you think you can stand a good
the sudden interest along his route
" I'v e seen her rolling around in smoke, help yourself to one of
in the daily deliveries of his product
at the parsonage. It developed that a big roadster. Are we accepting?" these." He lighted his own as he
spoke, with little smacking noises
Mr. Hickman was in the habit of Dale wanted to know.
of his lips.
” 1 say. Cash, you'll
“ I presume we shall have to.”
leaving two quarts of “ Grade A ”
at the Farwells’ , but always de­
Farwell dismissed the subject by have to reform along another line,
too.”
posited the bottles on a table within opening the morning paper.
"H ow ’ s that?”
the kitchen porch. He reminded
Henry Marblestone’ s genial ex­
"G oing to church. Seeing for
persistent inquirers that his arrival pansiveness was in full flower as
was timed with the dawn, or there­ he waited for his chief guest to re ­ yourself where the funds get to.
abouts. Hence the table arrange­ ceive a subdued chorus of acclaim You're cheating yourself, now that
Real sermon
ment.
after the morning service. And with the Doctor's here.
this morning—two-fisted stuff. We
The ushers had been
So there was little help from that reason.
had to hang out the SRO sign.”
quarter.
obliged to fill the aisles with chairs
“ So I heard.”
and
the
banker
appropriated
a
If the town’s housewives ever per­
“ Say, Doctor . . .” Marblestone
mitted their imaginations to tour share of the credit
spoke abruptly. ‘ ‘I should think
"W e've another guest today—a you’d find it a slight disadvantage
the second floor of the parsonge,
most of them were too modest to friend of yours,” he remarked to for a man in your profession to—
give voice to such speculation. As Doctor Farw ell as the two men, not to be m arried.”
a matter of fact, they would have followed by Dale, walked to the
“ W hy?" Farw ell turned to his
found this portion of the dwelling church door. "Cash Brady. You
host. His white face was impas­
more revealing than they hoped.
met him out W est."
sive.
“ Surely. I did not know that he
Doctor Farwell had selected the
“ Oh, you know. It’ s more or less
large “ spare room " for his own was in the city.”
a popular notion that a preacher’s
"Back yesterday. Another wid­ wife has a lot to do with his get­
use.
A broad table, with books and ower,” the banker suggested with ting on.”
papers scattered untidily about the his usual freedom. “ His w ife’s in
“ As a preacher, you mean? I
base of a green-shaded lamp, stood poor health. Off on a little trip with always have been in the habit of
in front of the tower windows. One the girl. Great fellow. Cash. Best preparing my sermons unaided."
entire wall was given over to ranks prosecutor we’ve ever had. Keen There was no indication of resent­
of crowded bookshelves. A double as they come, close-mouthed as a ment in the words.
bed and dresser had places in the clam. He’ s about the only man in
background, but the general atmos­ Locust Hill I ever tell my busi­
phere was that of a workroom. Its ness to.”
Brady was standing by the M ar­
appearance suggested that sleep
was a matter of secondary impor­ blestone limousine listening to his
hostess and her daughter when the
tance to the occupant.
A bath, used jointly, separated others came up. He stepped for­
Dr. Nancy Bayley Reid, research
the minister's quarters from his ward at once to greet the Farwells assistant in the Institute of Child
and bid them a delayed welcome to Welfare of the University of Califor­
son's.
Dale's room was sparsely fur­ the church and community. Then nia, went from hospital to hospital
nished, severe as the cell of a monk, came Dale’s turn to be introduced in Berkeley, Calif., measuring the
with painted floor and ¿urtainless to the occupants of the car.
intelligence of new-born babies.
When Marblestone stowed his Thirty girls and thirty-one boys not
windows. A narrow iron bed in one
corner, maple chiffonier and wood- guests to his daughter's satisfac­ more than three days old were the
bottomed chair accounted for the tion, he took his own place beside special objects of her attention. It
major comforts. A table with neat the
chauffeur
and
conversed turned out that there ia no telling
piles of textbooks and wrriting ma­ steadily and loudly over one shoul­ within a few days after birth wheth­
terials. A possible explanation for der.
er a baby will be an intellectual or
Dinner proved to be a long drawn just humdrum mortal.
so Spartan a simplicity was a
punching bag affixed to a side wall. out affair, served with little attempt
Dr. Reid found that intelligence
Under the apparatus a pair of In­ at formality. Marblestone carved cannot be measured until nerve and
dian clubs stood at soldierly atten­ and orated in generous fashion from muscular co-ordination are suffi­
tion. Two pairs of boxing gloves the head of the board, demanding ciently developed to make possible
were suspended on a hook.
frequent confirmation of his many the responses which mark intelli­
There was but a (ingle effort at opinions from the older men.
gence. There is nothing but to wait
adornment
Evelyn, dressed again In green, until a baby has grown sufficiently,
Within a niche formed by the gave bored attention to the mascu­ observes a writer in the New York
chimney was a shelf. Over it a line talk, occasionally giving Dale Times.
framed photograph, the full-length a smiling glance from across the
Dr. Reid did find, however, that
portrait of a young woman. There table intended to signify that she the most intelligent parents had the
was wistful beauty in the girliih considered the situation hopeless. most intelligent three-year-olds. Yet
face. The wide appealing eyes were That young man found the meal these same bright youngsters at the
so like Dale’ s own that even a casu­ something of an ordeal, marooned age of seven months were intellectu­
al inspection would have Identified as he was between his hostess and ally more sluggish than the off­
the picture as an early one of Mrs. Cassius Brady. Dale attempted sev­ spring of less intelligent parents.
Farwell. The trailing gowm writh its eral times to converse with the This does not necessarily prove that
high collar and long sleeves be­ lawyer, but his hopes were dashed intelligence is inherited. In fact it
FRIDAY. DKCEMHKR 1. 193H
C . Houston Goudiss Describes Some of the Functions
of Vitamin B,— Reports Recent Discoveries of Its
Relation to the Gastro-Intestinal Tract
ing w eig h t— vitam in Bi m ay be
obtained fro m suitable quantities
o f brun and the germ o f the grain.
Foods That Help Promote Regularity
In udditlon to providin g vltm nin
Bi, w h ich helpe to s e rv e 'a a a sort
l)E R H A P S no more dramatic chapter has ever been written o f intestinal tonic, brun and m any
fruits and vegeta b les help to add
W N U S e r v ie «.
in the history of nutritional science than the discovery of cellulose o r bulk to the diet. T h eir
the chemical structure of the vitamin now known ns B, and fibrous fra m ew o rk ia a g rea t aid
“ Oh, no. I didn’t mean that. Of
in prom otin g regu lar health hab­
its artificial synthesis.
course not. I was referring to gen­
its.
Inasmuch
as
a
deficiency
of
this
vitamin
may
hnve
ex­
eral success tn the community.
Som e foods are rich er than oth­
There are social affairs, for in­ tremely far-reaching effects upon human health and happi­
ers in cellulose o r bulk,
l!™ «!
stance. It takea a woman, after
ness, it is important that every homemaker should leurn sources o f this substance being
all . .
notably brun, whole grnin cereals,
something of its functions,
Brady flashed a quick glance at
m ost raw fru its; dried fruits, such
its
characteristics
and
its
that
their
custom
ary
diet
is
ad
e­
the banker. There was the sug­
quate. O r, they conclude that ap­ as prunes, figs and raisins; raw
gestion of a warning in the gray sources.
petite ia a re lia b le guide to the ve g e ta b le s ; such cooked v e g e ta ­
eyes behind their shining lenses.
bles as onions and le a fy green s;
m eals that should be consumed.
Why the devil couldn’t Henry see
The Anti-Neuritic Subttsnce
and legum es, that is, dried beans
that he was broaching an untimely
and peas.
V
ita
m
in
B.
Is
known
to
prevent
topic? But Marblestone was speak­
Sources of Vitamin 8,
These f<mds, th erefore, have a
and to cure a n erve disease called
ing again.
definite p lace in the diet o f nor­
In
vestigation
has
established
b
erib
eri.
“ Well, it'* always seemed to me
T h e disease w as known in A n ­ that foods y ield in g a good amount m al Individuals. The hom em aker
that a man in your position would
cien
t tim es in the O rient. It oc­ o f vitam in B. include bran, m ilk, should see to It that they are In­
find himself rather on a spot, as
reg u la rly
In her dally
cu rred
in
other eggs, bananas, oran ge juice, c a r ­ cluded
the saying goes. Under pretty close
menus.
countries
during rots, spinach and cabbage.
watch and—well, fair game for a
If that task Is perform ed faith­
One o f A m e ric a 's outstanding
the Nineteenth cen­
lot of unattached females.”
He
fully, It should help to d evelop a
nutritional
scientists
hns
stated
tury.
And
even
in
chuckled at his expression of the
the Tw en tieth cen­ that foods cun be m ude to provide healthier and m ore vigorou s ra te .
idea, as he leaned forward and de­
tury, som e o f the the n ecessary d a ily requirem ent
posited his cigar ash In a heavy
B ritish troops sta­ o f vita m in Bi if h alf o f the needed
bronze tray that rested on a corner
tioned in M esopo­ ca lories are token in the form of
of the library table.
tam ia and the D a r­ fruits, vegeta b les, m ilk and eggs,
“ I am afraid I am not in a posi­
danelles during the and if at least h alf o f the breads
tion to say. from experience." wa*
M rs. S. T . L .— Y e s . you are cor­
W orld w ur ca m e and cereals consumed are taken
the deliberate answer.
rect. A ll kinds o f flesh food fur­
in
the
w
hole
grain
form
.
This
down
with
the
dis-
"Then I can tell you one thing.
nish protein, and usually they also
suggests the advisab ility o f add­
_______________ ease.
Doctor.”
Marblestone
resumed
contain fnt. The am ount o f fat,
E ven b efore this ing som e bran to muffins, w affles,
good-humoredly.
"Y o u have the
h ow ever, va rie s with the cut and
good women here guessing in one vitam in w as Identified, a E uro­ and other quick breads when they with the kind o f anim al from
a
re
Intended
fo
r
the
d
ieta
ry
of
pean
in
vestiga
tor
was
seeking
to
respect It worries them to have
which it w as obtained. M any flesh
T h e sam e
you and your boy keeping bache­ determ in e why a sm all portion of norm al Individuals.
foods h a ve m ore fa t than full
lors' hall. That’ s a new one on m ilk added to a diet containing procedure ran lik ew ise he follow ed cream .
in
servin
g
hot
or
cold
cereals.
protein,
fats,
carboh
ydrates
and
them.”
M rs. T . A .— I f a year-old infant
Another distinguished authority
Brady had been studying the m inerals successfully nourished
receives a quart o f m ilk daily, he
glowing end of his cigar abstracted­ individuals who did not enjoy good holds that adequate amounts o f should obtain sufficient protein,
health when the m ilk was om itted. vita m in B, can be furnished at a
ly
calciu m , phosphorus and vitam in
low cost if the hom em aker w ill
“ Your advice strikes me as being
A to m eet his requirem ents. He
utilize la rg e r quantities o f the
Chemical Identification
sound, Henry.” he observed quietly.
w ill lik ew ise re c e iv e substantial
w
hole
grain
cerea
ls
and
legum
es.
“ My advice? What about?”
M any in vestigators sought for
amounts o f vitam in s B and G, but
"M y attending church.” Brady y e a rs to fathom the secret o f this If the ca lories supplied by these he needs a supplem entary source
foods are not d esired —as when
straightened in his chair. It was m ysterious substance.
o f vitam in C.
high time for someone to take the ; A fte r long research by m any one is en d eavorin g to avoid gain­ t>- W N U —C. Houston f l o u .il» IMS SS.
conversation out of the banker's distinguished in vestigators, two
hands.
A m erica n s reached a m ilestone in
the h istory o f nutritional science
In the meantime. Dale was max­ when they d iscovered the ch em i­
ing the acquaintance of Miss Mar­ ca l structure o f vita m in B, and
blestone in the sun room.
learned how to synthesize it.
"Y ou know. Dale.” she began lan­
fro m you r own clothes, you can
guidly. leaning back among the
m ake this gift. And these tiny g a r­
A Regulator of Body Proceiiet
cushions of the willow settee to
m ents a re alm ost as much fun fo r
which she ptomptly had guided her
In the course o f their w ork with
grown-ups to m ake as they are
guest, “ it's quite an event when a vitam in B,, nutritional scientists
fo r children to play w ith l
new young man comes to this town.
have d iscovered m any other im ­
T h e Pattern s.
You don't mind if I call you Dale,
portant functions o f this vitam in .
No. 1642 is designed fo r sizes 32,
do you?”
It has been determ ined that this
34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44. Size 34
” 1 wish you would. All my friends substance is essential to grow th
requires 4 *« yards o f 35-inch m a­
do.” the boy answered politely.
and that it Is also necessary to
te ria l; 1% yards o f trim m in g.
prom ote norm al appetite. L a b o ra ­
"W ell, it is stupid to be so formal.
No. 1645 is designed fo r 12, 14,
tory exp erim en ts with anim als r e ­
And we are going to be friends,
16. 18, 20. 22 and 24 inch dolls;
too. You'll find some cigarettes in vealed that when fed upon a diet
14-inch doll requires, fo r the p arty
the box on the stand. I'll have one, | lacking vitam in K , the anim als
dress, and housecoat Mi yard each
if you don’ t ob ject Now tell me | lost their desire fo r food and re­
o f 35-inch m a te ria l; fo r the play-
all about yourself.” she demanded, fused to eat until the vitam in was
suit, skirt and k erch ief, W y a rd ;
after Dale had obliged with a restored to their diet.
fo r the cape. (4 yard.
T h ere Is also som e eviden ce
lighted match. "D o you like being
F a ll and W inter Fashion Book.
that vitam in B, is n ecessary for
a minister's son?”
The new 32-pnge F a ll and Win­
‘ T'm bearing up.” he smiled. ' the m aintenance o f norm al m us­
ter P a ttern Book which shows
cular tone o f the la rg e intestine.
'T v e never been anything else.”
photographs o f the dresses being
” 1 want to know about your past
worn is now out.
(O n e pattern
All the dark secrets.”
Aids Gastro-Intestinal Tract
and the F a ll and W in ter Pattern
"V ery simple. Miss Marblestone ! C h em ical studies on 75 patients
Book— 25 cen ts.) Y ou can order
»•
the book sep a ra tely fo r 15 cents.
led one in vestigator to conclude
“ Evelyn,” she corrected, with a that a continual slight sh ortage o f
Send you r ord er to T h e Sewing
slight lift of her brows.
C ircle P a ttern Dept , 149 N ew
vitam in
B
leads
to
definite
"R ig h t Well, I ’ ve been In school changes in the m otor and s ecre­
M on tgom ery A v e ., San Fran cisco,
and in school—and in school. Most tory m echanism o f the gastro-in­
C alif. P a ttern s 15 cents (In coin s)
of my vacations have been spent in testinal tract.
each.
• Bell Syndic at«. —W N ll Sprvlc«.
days are com in g— you
holding down jobs. Since I was big
T h ere is also evid en ce that the O U S Y
don’ t want to undertake labo­
enough. That’s my recent history."
vitam in B, requ irem en t increases
"But we heard you were gradu- | with the rate o f grow th and with rious sew in g tasks, and these d e­
signs have been g re a tly s im p li­
ated last spring.” Evelyn said in increased en erg y expenditure.
surprise.
F o r this reason, a ctive w orking fied, so that you can qu ickly and j
The house (
“ I was, by dint of grqat luck. ; men and w om en should be am p ly e a s ily m ake them .
W h y do Lud cn’s con­
Then I spent this summer on a supplied w ith this vitam in , and dress is one o f the p rettiest prin ­
tain an alkaline factor?
survey.
I have a chance to go grow in g children should also have cess styles you e v e r put on— v e ry
flatterin g to the figure. The outfit
back to the U for the second se­ generous quantities.
F u rth er investigations a re now fo r you r little g ir l’ s little g irl is
mester. Have a sort of a job there
in the department I may run out in p rogress and it is quite possi­ grand and glorious beyond de­
there sooner and get in some study­ ble that m an y significant new scription, fro m the point o f v ie w
To help build up your
ing. After I get father safely set­ facts w ill be unearthed in the near o f childhood. E ach design is ac­
alkaline reserve when
com panied by a com p lete and d e ­
tled.” He smiled.
future.
you have a cold.
In
the
m ean tim e,
there
is tailed sew chart.
“ Now I am disappointed. We
P rin cess H om e F rock.
enough evid en ce to w arran t the
thought you would be here."
T h is sim p le design has truly
b elief that the absence o f vitam in
"Unfortunately. I have to work.
I have visions of becoming a geolo­ R, results in cellu lar alteration In lo v e ly lines, v e r y slim and youth­
M IN T H O l COUGH DROPS
Y ou can zip it down the
system , intestine, ful.
g is t There are a lot of rocks in the nervous
stom ach,
s a liv a ry front, or fasten it with buttons.
the world that need somebody’s pancreas,
The neckline and sleeve edges are
care. I ’ m going to try to break one glands, liv e r and other tissues.
Im a g e of the M ind
The whole pow er of the body to unusually a ttra c tiv e and becom ­
good rock every day.”
Lan
gu
age is the sensible por­
resist infection appears to be de­ ing. Th is is much too pretty a
( TO BE C O N TIN U E D )
creased. This is esp ecia lly true dress to m ake only once. Y o u 'll traiture or im age o f the m ental
in the gastro-intestinal tract, prob­ use the pattern tim e and again. process.— Bacon.
By C. HOUSTON GOUDISS
i
Questions Answered
All Very Easy to Make
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UESTION
Q NSWER
Ä
LUDCN S 5 *
Child W e lfa r e E x p e rt Fin d s N ew -Born
B a b ie s ’ A ptitu d es C an n ot B e M easu red
may indicate the importance of en­
vironment in developing intelli­
gence.
Dr. Reid seems to favor the
heredity theory. At any rate, she
believes that bright three-year-olds
need a longer period of development
for their complex mentalities than
do the children of duller parents
and that it is easier to predict a
baby's Intelligence by estimating
that of ita father and mother than
by making actual measurements on
the baby.
Dr. Reid's study is one of the
most important made in years by
psychologists. It received an award
from the American Educational Re­
search association.
Canada Goose Mates for Life
The Canada goose mate* for life.
A widow or widower will go for
years without remating. While the
mother goose is on the nest, the
male la never far distant, and
will unhesitatingly risk his life to
protect her. The family, seldom
larger than five or six, sticks to­
gether long after the young are full
grown.
ably ow in g to the action o f the
bacteria on its passage through
the im p aired alim en tary tract.
Some Peculiarities of This Vitamin
V itam in B, is soluble in w ater.
F o r this reason, a la rg e percen t­
age o f it m a y be lost if the w a ter
in which a food is soaked or
cooked is discarded. O ther w ays
in which this precious vita m in is
lost a re through refining cerea ls
too h igh ly, o r when the natural
a cid ity o f a food is low ered by
the addition o f an alkali.
Preventing Vitamin B, Deficiency
It has been suggested that the
health dep artm en t o f e v e r y v il­
lage, town and c ity should not be
content w ith p rotectin g the local
com m u nity against infectious dis­
eases, but should be eq u a lly m il­
itant in en d eavorin g to safegu ard
its people against the d ie ta ry d e­
ficiency diseases which h ave been
discovered through the recen t ad­
van ces in nutritional know ledge.
T h a t is because m any people
who can ea sily afford the foods
that furnish vitam in B, a re con­
sum ing a d iet deficient in this re­
spect. Th is unfortunate situation
m ay arise because they believe
M ake it fo r hom e w e a r o f gin g ­
ham , linen or percale.
M ake it
o f challis, w ool crep e or v e lv e t­
een (w ith ou t the pockets) fo r a
useful runabout dress.
The D o ll’ s Outfit.
Just look at all the p retty things
you can m ake from this one pat­
tern, fo r the Christm as jo y of
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playsuit that becom es a dirndl
frock when you add the shirred
sk irt! A cape and a k erch ief! A
housecoat ju st like the grown-up
ones fo r rea l ladies, and a dream
o f a p a rty dress I In just a short
tim e, with a fe w scraps le ft over
Outstanding among the
better coals of the West.
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Specify R A IN B O W in ordering.
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