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START THIS STORY TODAY
RUTH felt like the collego man who,
timing just Krntlnateit, expects to
tot the world on (Ire Immediately by his
wonderful ability ana Is Instead set to
filing cards or something of the kind In
order to make hlni familiar with the
builncsq In hand
Sho had hardly Unoun what slio ex
pected in the way of a position. The
feeling with her had been the same ns
tho feellntr oulh hag m spring, that
(3Eue eartiliip after fonicthlngr Intan
BlWe, romance perhaps, wlilch is ner,
leallcd, and which It It were would
not be the same. A married woman
feels It, too, If rlie Is not happy with
ix ' uusuunu r.ue whius poiiicuiliiK
fy moro from life, she feels nueer uiglngs
In her breast, she abhors the petty little
details, tho small monotonies of her life
and the Imagines how It might hae
been to be married to almost any one
clf from tho crlett joutli down.
Until would lnp been far more
thrilled oer a position that carried Some
Weight with it and a small salary, much
smaller than the one she had been of
fered, than sho was with the prospect
of the ono Klslo JcfCiles had mentioned.
Her rosy dreams were somewhat faded;
they had assumed a pale pink tinge, but
she .was still determined not to show how
she fell and to find but moro about tho
Job.
"Understand," Klsle Jeffries went on,
'this position carries with It nothing
menial. In fact the stipulation is for a
collego woman."
"But what advancement is there?
inero are niwas opporiunmcs iou , author, and now may I ask jou to pub
can keep looking about or jou can take ,sh n thlrU? T, , tI,11( , ,rpt
a course In something. Would jou like ..,. ,, . . .. , , ,;.
to try this?
"Well," Uulh hecltated.
of coutse I
want to talk It over with Mr. llavmond
first. When can I let -vou know?
"I'll keep It till Monday."
"All right," said Ruth, rising, "and
thank jou. Clsie. for jour interest."
She held her head high as she left the
place arguing fiercely with herself.
After nil, this was her first offer, and
she needn't take the position. Perhaps,
too, It was a better job than she Imag
ined, and as for the palmy, that was
quite munificent; the thought of eanr
lns $1S a week nil hersejf wus might v
attractive. The more she thought of It
the higher rose her splilts until she had
nrgued herself almost into an acceptance
of the position then nnd there by the
time she arrived home
After all, she argued, a position was
what one made of It, and she might
create more of an atmospheie In the
place than any one had before her. She
almost called i:ile Jeffries up to tell
her that she would take the Job, but at
the last moment decided to at least tell
Scott and to see what he said.
The mall had come while "he was
out, nnd sha flung herself into a chair
with her things on as she looked
through It. There were two newspapers,
a bill, a couple of advertisements nnd
one thick, creamy envelope, the envelope
(hat Is inevitably the courier of a wed
dins invitation nr announcement.
Until lipped It open and drew out a
second envelope, with "Mr. and Mrs.
najmond' written across it In a rather
rl IUIIhIi unformed handwriting Inside
was a heavily engraved sheet of double
stationery with the conventional, formal
Invitation on it. It was an invitation to
the wedding of Natalie Kllsworth Jer
gens nnd John Warren lioml at one of
the fashionable churches. . A thick card
bcirlng the Invitation to the reception
lit the house afterward was Inclosed,
Somehow, coming Just at this time, the
Invitation made Ruth cross. It conjured
up a spring wedding, a bride in whfte
patln with many bridesmaid?, the peal
ing of a giant organ, the scent of flow
ers, the church packed with ptopte; In
fact, all the ceremonv that went with a
wedding 'Of that kind. She could not
help contrasting it with her own wed
ding In the tiny chapel, with her mother
weeping behind her and the strange
feeling In her .heart that she was slip
ping away from all the things she had
over known and loved. Natalie Jeigens,
that pretty little blonde girl with not
verj- much to her, was to have everj
thlns that rile Huth had turned down
1 for herJIfe with Scott. How just thlni;-
. I - - .. It l.nllf?li, n. A., tlilm l.t. tn
tlla Ui. (b UlUUhlll C, Cl(, llllll untn KM
her, her choice between Scott and Jack,
Jack's failure to entlst and her pas
sionate, relief that he was not going
across, Scott's eager enlistment and then I
her own change of mind The war in
her own mind as to the wisdom of her
choice, the unrest that Jack wa? ton
tent with things as they were, the news
of Scott's reported missing, her anguish
of mind, Helen Tow'nsend's Interference
and then ths blessed realization that
'Scott was safe and that aftei all he was
her man and not Jack Bond. Xovv Jack i
xvas going to marry Xatallo nnd she ,
ought to beiglad If she had everj thing
to do over again, of courso sho would ,
do exactly as she had. Scott was still '
the biggest man In her life, the only
man. It was just that she vvns tired
and disappointed with tliat job and that
Jt wan fprlng. Someluiw spring wed- '
dings, lid not seem to fit ill at all with
working in offices and with the lack of
money. But whaj. a. little fool she was, ,
never'contentcd with what she had and i
alwajfe making nils-takes of one kind or
another. I
Her thoughts leaped bnck to tho Invi- '
Certified ,by the Philadelphia Pediatric Society
Walker- Gordon
Just as it comes from the Cow
Natural filk ,
From farms
hear Princeton, NJ.
(only one hour from Philadelphia)
WALKER-GORDON MILK'is produced
on the Walker-Gordon farms atl-ains-boro,
N, J. (near Princeton). You have" seWa
portion of it many times en route to New York.
; Cleanliness thprc is rigidly enforced. Barns,
utensils, cows, milkers' hands are cleansed and rc
oleanscd ; milk cooled, bottled, double-sealed and
iced within twenty minutes after it leaves the cow
w-then shipped to Philadelphia by fast express.
The result full-bodied milk of uniform rich
ness with a taste decidedly characteristic a flavor
that tells vou the milk is .clean. Try it.
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tatlon which lay In her tap This would
mean nn exptnsUe gift, something that
she needn't bo ashamed of, something
that would make a hole In Scott's capital
Just then. Terhaps this was meant as a
pointer to her, thle lnltatlon on top of
th6 offer of a position. Indicative.) per
haps of the fact that sho ought to take
tho Job There was her dress, tod. If
she and Scott went to the wedding, she
must hne something tit to wear. Of
courre they 'could send a gift and stay
at home, but rho did want to. see .lack
married ! ,
Please Tell Me
What to Do
By CYNTIUA
From a "Vamp"
Dear C.nithla I nm nnswcilns th"
letter in the Evesino Punr.ic I.edoeii
signed Adventure. 1 nm n gill seven
teen summers and have met quite n lot
of fellows. Some nf them think it jslil
Is in loveVrausc she jollies him along,
anil the poor fish luisn t sense1 enough
to see II, Nine out of ten are taken in
and don't know it. So, Advcnutrct,
don't Jet jourselt be fooledo by n
"vamp." ou might think j out 're
wise," but I bet you if I could only be
wilh jou for about two or thrre hums
I would have jou eating out of inv
hand. Adventure, vou're talking through
your hat, and I bet a girl never took
poison on account of you, so don't tltlnU
oitrjeIt a heartbrroker. A VAM1'.
Doys Aren't Heart-Breakers
Dear C'.vulhia ou have Kimll
printed two letters of wliirli 1 was the
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'nariDreBKeis, Auventure.
ro, Adventure, jou ngrcc Willi untie
that we bojs nine out nf ten mutlie
tnntically speaking nro lioatthrenkeis,
and vou modest!) admit that jou tltor
oughlv love snid pastime. Now, tell inc.
j how do jou know jou break the joung
l Indies' hearts? Jlnjbe thej run to you
with tears in their ejex, fall on their
knees and beg for jour love. Mnjbe
they do; and again, lmjlio thej don't.
Wlint is the secret ot tuj tlinrins? Can
it be jour wonderful looks, jour Hoik
rrfeller riches or jour sweet, sunnj dis
position? Are jou the matinee idol who
bings, "They go wild, simply wild, over
me," or n nineteen-niiieteen ,Ilea'i
fjiumnfel, handsome and hold?
A little advke. Ad. Don't forget "he
who stands hrmly have n tare lest he
full." Hcmcmber, Homo fell ; so did
Itabjlon. You may not be n lty, but
you tan get your "bumps" just the
same.
Your, so-iallcd "considerable vxpoii
encc," Adventure, is n caae of having a
vivid imagination. To have said cxpu
liente rt the age of tvventj, joa must
have stinted jour career when join
til st tooth made its appearance.
You are wiong, Ail, just ns Ilabe ,is
We do not love to brenk gills' heaits,
and, as 1 told Itabe, it isn't so easily
done.
Better wuttli out. Some day you might
meet a young miss whose heart is n
little stronger than jours, and if you
do, "good-night." She w'ill make jou
feci like u molecule, and if jou want In
know wlint a molecule is, sec our friuul
Noah Webster. KD H
Loaned Money for Tickets
My dear Cjntliia We read your in
(cresting (olunin every night and surelj
enjoy it. I didn't think of writing jou
for advice until I saw a similar case
in Inst week's edition. This is my
storj : A joung man had called nnsine
"vcral months, alto taking me to the
theatres nnd other amusements. About
a month ago we went to the theatre and
he went up to the 6ox office to purchase
tickets. 1 stood waiting for hiin, when
suddenl) he rushed toward me, sa.v -ing:
"What nre we going to do, I
chunged m.v clothes and left mv money
in my other coat." 1 snid 'fliat will
be all light. I happen to have money
Pure and Harmless
It Can Save Your Teeth
Don't experiment trith dentifrice!
claims to cure disene and acidity
re dangerous. Ask your dentist.
You can depend on sixty-) ear tested
60ZODONT to keep jour teeth and
turps clean, wholesome and health
which ii the real and only tafe work
for a dentifrice.
oxodont
FOR THE TEETH
Liquid Powder or Paste
SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE
Supplee-Wills- Jones Milk Co.
Distributing Agents for Philadelphia,
Atlantic City and Vk f nil u
Winner of Twelve Gold Medals
with me, so jou can tiso It for the
tickets."
He seemed very much embarrassed
and spoke of It n dorcn times during
the evening, assuring mc that lie would
mall mc the inonej Immediately on "his
return home that evening.
It didn't nnuoy me In the leaot, 1
was ouly glad that I had plenty of
money with me. which I must admit
was not nlvvnjs the case.
Up to the present time I have not had
the monej relumed nor lias he railed.
I have pnssed him on Chestnut street
on tvo occasions nnd know that he
saw me both timet, but he looked the
other waj.
Mold in) mother about it, and she
advised me to write n friendly little
note, telllnff him thflt I vtnu nn fin nt.
jlowunie nnd that no doubt lie had for
gotten it, etc.. ntinobt exactly ns jou
nuTvlsed the joung glij In jour paper last
week. Thnt letter was written to him
more tlinn a week ago, hut have not
hod even n line in response. I know
he is at home,
Would jou ndvise me to write ngnin
or would j on simply drop it. The
loss of the monej doesn't annoy me
nearlj so much ns the disappointment in
him, ns I liked him very much nnd
mv parents did, too. Please, Cjiithia,
answer in jour column as soon ns pos
sible. "I'lJItriiDXED."
I would lit a month go by and then
I would write again. It seems rnlher
unlike the jouiig mini jou describe to
let a debt kikIi ns this go willingly,
nnd jet there is nothing else to think
when the friendship wns brought to
such n sudden close. In the second
letter jou i light saj that jou nrc dls- '
appointed tliat he should have made
the little cireuniMtnine so great an issue
that it had to break on" jour friendship.
You enn give the ipipression that jou
feel he is too pmuuiinssrd to deal with
me nianer ni nil. assiiic nun tliat lie
need not have mi) feeling like this
that jou loaned t lie inouej ns one good
pul to another, and Hint jou dislike to
ak for it, but nnd here brlug up
the subject of vour allowance again.
would not let the mailer drop.
More "Vamps" Heard From
Dear Cjnthin We are two girls,
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'". '' . " '"""" '"cablegram vesteidav from Lieutenant
inner 11 m iim-iir. ll reuii ine leucr Ol
"Sputs" and think they have veiy good
judgimnt. Whv shouldn't they prefer
"vnmps" to those so-cnlled "dend
hoaders"? Vmnps tue interesting, en
teHaini'ig nnd livel), nnd since this is
tine, wh) shouldn't a ) 01111.; 11.1111 choose
suili 11 girl for his wife? We think
"Spats" are somewhat like ourselves,
for we, too, like our good times nud ve
have them.
"WKST I'UILADI.Lrin V r.niniiT
LIOHTS."
Rector Declines Call Here
The Rev. Charles D. Brougliton,
pastor of the Cluiieii of the Assump
tion. Buffalo, has announced he has de
clined the call In the pastorate re
eentlj offered to him of St. .Matthew's
I.piMopnl Chuich, iu Philadelphia.
I j JLj 1 f f t jt mm Mil " ki.': Sliil 1 1 I I j I ; f t&fwf M I mwF II
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mT m "Worthy 'of touching 0r
0 f
Soda Fountain Proprietors
serve sodas vin Lily Glasses.
They safeguard the health of
your patrons also savc your
time and money.
'gli Phone, Walnut
BELGIAN REFUGEES LACEMAKERS
1-ices in a great vurlcl.v nf design. Ihe vvniU nf Itrfgiiu women refugees,
nre on sale at the headquarters of the Belgian rellrf inmniiltce of the
Kmcrgeney Aid, 1.1-1 Wiilutit stieet
NURSESRETURNING
PFNNA.
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f125 of HospU Unt Due Herefrom
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J Base 10 shorty
One hundred nml tvveutv live muses
Iintlnihed to llnse Hospital No. 10, the
rennsvlvania Hospital unit, nre expeit
ed to arrive in New York fiom ltrest I
Thursda.v or Kriditj
Daniel D. Test, superiutendent of the
Vennsjlvania Hospital. nseived a
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l 1IIUIIVI 41 I .Ml, . ...i.ll.l, Miltllllultull ,,,
the uuisps. to the effect Hint the nurses
had sailed from ltust on the steamship
ISotlerdnm.
The other memheis of (he unit nre in
Brest, awaiting oulois to return. No
date has been iixid for their embarka
tion. Boy's Pockets Full of Jewelry
The bulging pockets of n boy said to
be George Law, sixteen years old, of
Mnrjsville, l'u.. nttradtd the attention
of a patrolmnu nt Biondwaj and Fed
eral street, Camden, todav. Law was
tsken to the stntion house and scan lied.
The police say tliev found jevvelrv
small inmerns. tishing lines nnd other'
i'oods valued nt A.'?0n. The boj is being
held; pending nn investigation.
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"Worthy 'of touching
your lips"
Insist on Getting Your Soda in
Lily Paper Glasses
There's nothing: quite so refreshing as a
cold glss of soda served in a clean LILY
Glass at your favorite soda fountain.
The proprietor very likely realizes that he couldn't
give ordinary glasses more than a perfunctory
rjnsing during the rush hours. That's why he serves
soda only in Lily Glasses.
A clean, new glass to every customer, without dan
ger of passing germs to any of them, is his policy.
There is danger in drinking from public glass
ware, even when glasses are washed and rinsed.
TJjat's why he uses Lily Glasses at his fountain.
Patronize the soda fountain proprietor who safe
guards your health by using Lily Glasses. He is
your friend and protector.
No washing-, drying-, polishing
or breakage Of glassware. Just fill
a Lily Glass with soda and you're
through. You can serve more
people in less time.
Purity Specialties Company
uenckia JBunaing
4680.
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SIDNEY DREW SERIOUSLY ILL,
rtcior ana movie siar uoiiappcs
While Filling Comedy Engagement
Nevv, A oik. Apnl s -Sidney Drew.
fnmoifs in the "mm lis" and on the
stage, is seriouslv ill at his home, .Sl
I'ark avenue
He is suffering from a
( umplicntinn of diseases following H
complete ph.vsicnl iidlnpse in Detroit.
Mich., lust I'ridnv. vvhcie he had been
plajlng with Mis. Irevv in "Keep Her
Smiling." He has not been engaged iu
inotion-pictiue work for two months.
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1 .1. ..i.a.,' .. .imn, 01 .'.'ti.i... n."
lived ill New York vesterdaj. The only
smile whidi the patient got on the jour
ney ciiiuc to him when he wns being
carried from the (iriind Central Station
to an nmbul.UKc. A workmnu who
pussed the parlv shout. d, "There's Sid
nej Drew's nose I'd know it 11-iv
where." v
Lancastrian Burned to Death
Lancaster. Pa.. Apill S. While his
wife nnd daughter weie visiting in Phil
adelphia, Minerad A Hupp, sixtv jenis
1. was burneil to iKnlli late Inst nighl
when lire of iindetei mined oi!i;tn de
strojed his home.
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Kejutonq Phot)", ace 2810
REFUGEtHDE LUCE
AT
Lingerie on Sale Here Sent by
Workers Under Patronage
of Belgian Princess
.
TRADE REVIVAL IS
bLUW '
l'ust (ousignment of lares nnd lin
gene from I,o Hon Serouis de .leanne
d'.Src, an orgnnlzntion uiidir (he-pnt-lotinge
of the Duchesse de Vendome. n
sister of King Albert of llelgimn. is on
snle nt the headquarters of (he Itel
ginn relief committee of the 1'nnrgenej
Aid. 1,"l!l Walnut street.
The consignment Includes linn heon
sets, (ollar nnd cuff Nsels for wash
drcscs, lace by the yard nnd exquisite
linnd-embroidcred lingerie 'Hie laies,
nliirh iodic in n great varietv of design,
nie diet. Brussels pointe. Hinihe,
pouite do Venlie and pointe de Flandre,
lie. work of skilled lncemnkern
The Durhcss organized I Hon Pe
i mils de Jeanne d'Arc to inaiknt the
nu made bv Belgian women refugees,
who, for the most part, had lost no near
male relative in the war, and are.
therefore, not entitled to n pension.
'Ihe entire proceeds are returned to
these women to help them get bai k to
their homes in Belgium.
Trade Revival Slow
"We have to be patient for another
R'-US!. 'fS.
Antwerp. "The revival of tinde ami
normal mndition will he cm eediuglv
slow and theu U no hoie thnt hi fore
six months fiotn now there will he
regular eniplojment available or 11 pos
silnlitj for most people to recover their
fpinier bread-winning."
'I lie Knster sale of the Belgian Belief
Committee has also a new and cvtru
ordinal) collection of hi ad chains made
bj the wounded Frenih and Belgian
foldiers. There are knitting nnd hand
lings from print linen with putnotle
jd,MR,lg and
tross-stitdied bags and
lundieun sets made hj the tapestr)
workers.
'I here are also n few sweaters made
hj the Bussiau gcntlewomo in Lon
don included in the collection.
Miss Mnble Brice and Mrs. IMwurd
A. White 111 p in diaige of the sale.
Navy Flying Boats Soon Ready
New Y01 It, April S. The Manufac
turers' Aircraft Association, composed
of the principal airplane builders in tho
C mted Stutes, nnnniiiicc the first of the
three uavj tl.ving boats will leave the
Hoiknvvnv Naval Station for New-,
foundlnud between April 1 and 10.
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The
CIVIC BODY PLANS " '
FOR AMERICA FIRST
Home and School League Has
tAioiisivo vui umijr nioi
Scheme for Conference
Americanism will he the lomluai.t
mile of the minim! ionferenri nf the
Home nnd S"hool League of I'hllndel-
phis, plans for the holding of
which
I nn Mm (! were nerfet ted lit n lueetin
of the cxe-utivc toiiiinittee last night
at the home of its president, S D
I'.enollrl, l.'OS Lmusl fired.
l'mgnsMvc edil'atinii arid oniniunit)
(enters ns pnti nt f.v'tnrs in intensifj
ing the spirit of AincriumNin will form
two of the most important topiso he
taken up for mnsldirntion at the con
ference rroiuinent speakers versed In
these important subjKls and then nl
lied inti rests have been engaged t give
terse, pith) talks.
Direct inn of the details of the min
ing ionferene, which includes also u
business scion nt whid. olll, e-s of
the league for the uisuing year will
he dected. will he iu charge of the
following commit tees-
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Lntertninment I
and program, Mrs. Oraciy V l'ennv
pneker, cliairmnn. puhln'itj. Mrs.
Charles I tintde, (hnirmnn: nominnt-I
ing committee. Boss Willnins, ciinir-
man : nudlting lomuullie Henrv .1.
tiidemi. (linirinnn .iirs .josepn i imnn 1
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is chairman of the supper lonimittee.
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i" lit 1 ,1 1 r ., J
iiu 11 nn. num. i.ir.iu-i-m in.-. .iiiivi
iwr.
Let Us
Remake
Your
Hair Mattresses
Now
Dougherty's
Faultless Bedding
1632 CHESTNUT STREET
, 1 1 1 , -?jim
Q not enough to
WRIGLEY'S
we must KEEP if
until vou aet it.
Hence the sealed
impurity -proof
guarding preservin
delicious contents
the beneficial goody
Flavor Lasts
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APPOINT MILK ARBIJRATOftJ
-A if
ur uiuc b. M"y v "w rnvw w Xi7
Justcr in Pennsylvania
The I'ennsjlvfttiln commission ofpyb'k
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i.
e mfrty nnnounw. ih. prointm,
j( Dr. CI) ile !. King, of tie t'nlvcriityy
I'uinsjivnmn, ns miin nruiirnior or, (&
rcnnsjhnnln. 'ihe mipoliitmcut .!. jp
made by I'rnnlc It. JleClnin, executive .jt
illrerlor nf the inmmission, on tiietMgkili
jestlon ot (iovernor Sprout.
Doctor King, who wns formerlymlik.
inspector for the fooi ndmlnistration of sA ,
f'nnnsvtvntihi. snld he would rnntlttiii'.' fY.
ti1P snlp. Kind of supervision ever thirKv
milk industry ns he exercised iu lis' i
previous position . V
Tin itt uf.lf,iif Infnrmnl inn frnm iUlm .
city and Pittsburgh which will ciiabloV
him to s-ntisfx. llie ronsumlug public aiv
to the jtixtifcof prices. (
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My Delicious
Cheese Dishes
Ive found that lots of neonle don't
iviiow wie luu ioo v.iiue ni cneeae nn$ , a
how tempting and delicious It can buisWM
mane Hut i Know mat for very mucn .!,
less money vou can get more nourish
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wcret ot serving it In. varied and nope- j-. JHj
MzlnS ""V? depends upon the prepara- '" 58
.ion ji WUCI- 111 cncPBe uiuites is iikb-i m
.Mr n,i ,It1i in rr-. sffl
The other day I gave Jim what h(n44
sajs Is the most delicious dish he ever
ate nnd It war so simple' I toasted, j;vj
some bread nnd poured boiling water
nvei It verv fast to soften It. Then Itn
spread the tonst with a thin laj'er of ' 'S
.. .'(.14..C. ..IK. Illtll .' 1..E(..AD DUIIIIIt' I'.v " WB
iinp nf i-micH Anwinn ,.!,. t un
these delicious sandwiches in the oven'Tl
for a moment, until the cheec meUed , 'J
"n" '" Jlm eer tarted nnvthlng better 3?
man tue imisneii prouuci lie never tola
me about It I em certnlnlj" thankful
fnr Al Sflllce Adv
This Is Important
and Economical
If vc 10-make nnd renovate
your Hair Mattresses, Box
Spiings, Holsters and Pillows,
we will not simply tear out
their contents, shake out the
biokcn hair and dust and then
stuff it back into the ticking.
But, wo will expertly fill them
after thoroughly sterilizing
the hair or feathers, then your
bedding will be antiseptically
clean, and almost like new.
Isn't that worth while, and
different and economical?
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