i w Ofcyw'
- ft &$,& ns' ?
10
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEK-PEILADIQLPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1921
I
m
Weman s Life and Leve
By WINIKKED HAKl'KR COOL.KY
Seme Mere Wives
jmin: eMtiin'
Mnvr
wife
u.n an obedient
if llu-re M no
Cftlinc
iron ml Unit.
iJleucirr
inedprii
folks nm.i joke et
ithc word "idi-i"
In tin iimrriHRC
ceremony. It nr
ttrntrh niirrend
the beliefs of nil
' time.
In Or i p ii ii I
Jnmls cvpii teiln.
"ttlic weninn l n
Kcntlc. de i 1 1 p
.elied i p n t soul,
tilth no lurlvdtp
tinn eier lirr own
llifp. I'.i.'ii If slU'
jirpnlly Imr-i Iut
"lord, tlirre must
lii MVrrl lnutllll-i
V iMi
u.!t!'t:n
i x'Ul '.V
Bk ' aM
"eliiPtiliiP": InM n""i,,nl V,,M. .i1,111,. mniliiiii wants ou
bIip lins tin i Imlpp in m-ViMihc lit v iunt
tllO lll!l.iUlt.l Of CilM". Mlll-JTlU'lllJl- tlic
Miles .it'iit. must ctner hidden tire- of
cxnNiH'i'niiKii
. Ill I'lllepi'. PM'II 111 till till""! I'lll'di'-
ened niil ivraltlii elnss nf mh li'ij ttirrt'
IS tliP twit rrntl of elipdlfin p. A f'-i.
jcars ace n creiii liiprtiiul"iiil iim-
KlrV- HI UUlllMI lll'lil te PnllHIT
1
nivn bi'tfr natiiri'. mid iiui".tlen r-
jtlnttiiK " ueuu-n In evir country In
each laud tlu'iv at-p lenders .in. I tlilnk-
ere, und t lie fpinlnliic tlt'it'luium m
nntnblc.
IjVPii iien-'ini i iiniinii in tli"' rPiiiuM'
niintrj iIImi li In of Iluustiri un'kcd tup
rutin- fij te ltudnik'-t. I MP-ii tin'
'Rind tid iik Iiii'l Ik-pi: nf ! "ii tl
ulndi tli.it a mm iltii mis ilniiin fur
TxeiiiiiuKlud. Tlie.i tlipm-phi'- urr 'I.
lllprntp. and liupi'.l for iini'iins f'i"
xtliPinsi lc, jci lenpiNl fur b"t'.tr mini' mini'
,tlen for tin lr cliililrpii.
Bl'T urn
ft nil 111!
ti p piii'im , .ltnl 1 udiT
III.VIl l,lreM'.'lll nlllllTli
.veuld vaj : "Oh. en AiiipiIpii'i i'l
Hew weip'piful tlmt your liu-lmne will
Jet jeu cenip nlireait ! Our Int'-rnn-tleinl
peiigrp'p- :iImi.n 1.1 t-t 1)' li Id in
Kurepp, t'r our liusb.md- upmv ima'd
let u" 20 te Aiinu'li'ii !"
ObnllPiiPP is n Iierrlblp .it tit id'
(has no ii'nru li tbp iplatiem i
.adult mi il". Km n uirli cliildr- m
Hill
1'ri
tin-
lWl"ISl p-ll-Pllls
Wl"l st
dexelnp tl.n Rrn. l'i
Itilllil and inltia.iM b.i t pl.iiim wlij
fun net ion dieuhl 'i)f. N' '"" vi tends
.that Hindi's of imti m ann't" 11-" .
'liientalm or puwe.- of in.'iil'"ii v in u
Uhe'j an fereed u- e'tei uniliuikiiiRii
hint'e dial!. "'I'll lr- net 10 i"a"en
'why: tbetrs Ier le tin Jiinl tile." 1" r
ft'ietH ew "tandurd for Indniilital 11m-
Indn
feebl
iluct. Itpiiiiwrin I" a feebli elfeit
f
ileie'n
itidiv ithiiil.
Se it
"iirprisliiR te 1
ar "priRlitl
lf.tubbei-n ii'ul atilf wipf, 111 11 1 tin
'neth III'" "f 'he etlt-itle Wm-Id, tnlifi-s
Inliauie'e-" i, "If 1 nan Jum ri-i .lelin t
.lit me tin .il" If ieiili tl. uii uii
(lieliii" dipt inli'iit p I." ut tin' b-ittnm n"'
'it. titt de net liP.i- an hi'in wit Ii
half a million in tin bank ti"e "in h
tt'ii"" of "iiltM n pine. ln 1- JU"I ii"
jiiutb of a woman, hew tin-, and if "in-
levps in r misbend she emplei tli"
Kiviifp't t.n-t in dtfidinR lier plans. Jest
lie be "-ipei"eiiMtliP en aeiei ut of In r
wealth, and feel that "he has no u-
'for him.
"Should a Weman Tell?"
li 1IA.KU nEVO
Cevir alt. 10:1 Ij I'ul
Jairtlini m .'mny't rnnayrmtnt 11
clewliit bu 11 leie uffntr in her pat
vhici flit licnitatti te tell lur fitinn,
Dunn Merrill.
CHAI'TKR III
Burin the Past
WHAT Is th. re ubent lMne thit lias
kept- 1 'e frniii tellinc him what I
wanted "e nun Ii te It'll V I" it a Per
tain austerlti. a pertain fastidiousness
fven a t-prtain eeldnes that tlees net
xnnke for eenlitlpnt-pV
, Thi" is mi- weddiin; dav, the happiest
-dnv of inv life, pud if it were net for a
foolish, cirlidi fane.i long since dead,
.my heart would be tilled v ith nothing
but joy.
In "pite of it. I am happy. T am
v.llillv. de'lrieudy happj . In an hour
I shall he 1 Mne's wife, Mrs. l'ane Mer
rill, and In' loves me. 1 knew that lm
leirs me as mueli ti" I leie him.
Fer this little, little while I am alone
In mv room with 111,1 di-emus Outside
the rain is fnllins. and it is drear.i. but
tl am tee pentident of tin futurp te let
th" went her make me unhappy. "Ilappj
1hc bride that the sun shines en" has
'jin (harm for :ne. fir I liaie alwujs
lined the rain II makes me turn iu iu
Teluntarib te these who nre nPnnd ine
.for loie ami eoinp.iiueiidiip and sym
pathy. fj On the bed is 111 v wrddiii,; KOivn.
iVhlte tulip and satin, a ieal luiilnl
JdiesH. Ami here in in) hands I" Dane's
v.vihllnK sift te me. I'earK radiant
mid ltt"treus mid heai.i. Tlie.i slip
.threu-th in) iint'ei" like creat tears.
'Veil. 1'ip tin tiled net te brini; up
the past. 1'ie decided te kepji 1111 fool feol foel
j.h littb si 'i-i t te inisi'lf. I hope I
jf.in doing light ami I haie full) de
Vided net te think of it lu'iun after
today. Iu an hour Hawthorne I'uiery
will be a thing of tin tlnul past anil
-Mrs. Merrill will emerge with all of the
future ahead of her te be happ.i In.
I think I am glud I didu t tell, I
urn sure that eier) thing Is going te be
nil right. I couldn't be u bappilj non nen
lident if I were doing wrong, I nm
Hire of tliat.
Twe Minutes
Ui HICKMAN
Keep On Keeping On
especially knew that the alib'-t exponent i xtant of prdn
Wi:sn:itNi;tt.t'
liucleiic) is tin
ic hare, i. sinning u
tfiwift locomotion.
' The fact that .Ifiek ltaublt s pew
Ills speed is responsible for one of the
.coursing.
The sport begins when the bound tlntls a wnrm hail.
' Iu the Hicker if an e.iPlash he is away off, tin' hare gminiiig dei.Mi"'i.
h(illPngliigl) buck, te laugh at this pitiable elongated, uiisgiiidiil undue wlm
BPIinrently Is se strungely igneiant of the inil latent iu the legs nf all liti i r-
fuck lttibbil reckons without kiiewlulge ,! the folleii-up .)lfin ii"i d bi
the pre) hound, who knows tliat his one hope lies In putting the maximum n
ipnce behind him in tlie minimum of time, Iu keeping his thoughts en .link
Itnbbbit and en nothing but Jiu-k Kttbbit, until .link Hnbbii h.i" been "landed
Hut suppose the greyhound "tins" in the tlriu furlong -or sheets dinin i
uliy-pnth te leek up the prei-pnt in a nist of ground squirrels or sits ilnwn i
fndmlre the luiulscapt or phurtlts in glfeful si lf-satl-ficd retrespritiuti our nn
tone he hulled iicrdii)V
There it the end of thu me-t petftet fellow-up si .tern eier del ied .uni
the AVnterloe of all Mr. lireiheund's hopes -bts-aup thp pham es were at bast
(two te one in favor of .lack Rabbit's emnpe from llie veri slait.
I'll e llrxt rpqulstlc for success is a warm trail the in-xt is. tapnei': and
rllllngnesH te stbk it out.
The innii who tb coursing .lack Knbblt does' net m'l off bi dogs after
tie Ilmt half mile or the iirst mile or the lirM hie nub's
He keeps en keeping en
The trail Is tlie opportunity te make
'job. And the result depends en tin man's ellii ii i. true, but far meie en hi-
Tjeralsteuce. en his endurance, en his ablliti te held fa"t.
If llC keeps his nose te the ground, Htais het ou tne trail, fellows it
dej'redly. thetighfully. unfliiiehlngl). through all Its various turniucii ami nimin
fccatieiiB. Kfuiinc te bu distrai'ted by
I
mill. UK Is the kiml of wife who niakei
J- n husband fpel hi Inferiority. She,
11 tlie tiip tlmt Ik n until) in nuii'i
wnjs. mid with ether penult'. If vhi
b" rlt h Iip tippi'lituntei the fai't that
tli- fertuiic 1 hers. If Mic be I'limeii
ami tuli'utpd hhe la"! utress en the fa t
et her Renins and It In verj linnillliit- .
nc in her fpeue. ("hip aetrps that I I
1 new N iiinri'led te u man euiiecit et ,
lii own profe'ilun, but of course the I
IVll plofl'KSlellS HIP llOt "O Otl.pP IIOII"
tin' (oleiful art" of the stUKi'. He
Pirn- n Ills ltilRi but when ln luip-
ipi " te be In ln'r in tter ear hlie com-
ni'tN the i liauffpur. and ptnlpi of
'in, car," and (lie liubiiinl would ti 't
e. ire te sivi- iiu enpr. If lip wiiiiin te
bp Ipi out tit n pi I'tniti lerimr, he tell
I-
b"t. and die .!: ".lenes "lop uf
fin.i 1. 1 tu .I.,..!. t .nit " i ii ill.. lni-
te "(op liore."
'I'll N Is ,i far s!"i from tbp tliu'd.
prreri7.fd wlfe of nidi n days!
There if .i tjpp ci.' wife, h.ipi'il In
llllllll I'XtllH't. tlll.t IVJell'IM in b"iiiR II
Mini i j r! Sin' bpleii'i"d e"P"eiall te a
ii'Iij!iiiik mcp tliat i'IiI net bliiirf out
the best "piitunl nullities. (She prep"
up new mid then. In an effort te p.-inw
mi a litt'i- Iiiiiilitinii In Iipc own
liei'ip. Itfft'titlj iIip papers wen- full
of a i MM' of a wltp who llipd ;e leiep
iiMcmu upon her peel, leiiR-siifl'i" inR
husband, bj ht-rself 011114 mi !i liuiicr
"irlke' She had I'e.ind all iiu'the.U nf
ihrp.iti'iiiii'.' and puie'lm; and mruifiit
mtf e'" 110 1.M1H. a id he "lit" h.itl te,'
liirre Iifrsf.f b "fr lining from fe !
fur in. tin tin . 11 nrtl ! te enin'pe! Iiim
in dn li i' bidding.
Hi.- Ini-' v ii" (h:r of ! elilM in :
t.intniu. wiie ilnt'W" I pr-elt en th"
I'oer mid kit K' and vrt'iiuis until It
t 11-11 blank in tin- hit p. and the tit---triK-ti
I paiPiiis pieinl"!' !. Mliltn;, te t-'t't
It te iietnin' I Itr ii't'ii v .is that If In
refund 10 .uvi'dn In 'ier icii.ip-t uliat
lip se te I1111 -! 1 he would be ripoiii ripeiii ripoiii
Me inr her tii'.i.h. ..1 tl ". n iminlci r.'
TT
llit
T Mltill'l' lime wnrkitl with an Ii.ri 11
or en or : in- iint-K. ni sinrleii"
I'liara
the 1
ITS I
dn :i
"I'liteil b M'e ti rllnek, but
Anient iui iii-iii 'ii'tl in 1 1'-
fis't : '
famii .
I' it ,'!
te be 1 t
I 11 0
I
heiihi wen ' If
die Is a
It" lellR
I Iffll"!'
M life
a il tit.
it llRiou llRieu llRiou
ewn. 1
lie nan InilU'ei --n At
II" l'l 1' llllMel-lll.-ll Jul .
'tl morally ri'spniidble.
l II. 1 I 'IS f .1- .1" I Mill
l
le
w -ablibns i.ti'eii. and iu
i. el or iiem-!)iii!V are m.
11 fun- ' 1 he bull ed '" And
tin vel id iipp'.iudfd.
S01 p wefieji art no. t r "n
ll'e mud- ,
liaipj a"
w In 11 ' armr a 1 re"" .
Th uacitlnc wlfe hi" peme in for
1 fit ii-. "te for man,, pent urn-. altlim-Rii.
as l Iiiim often pointed out. die 111 1.1
ban niMiUi'.itieii tl'.u tin wer'.tl doe"
i' f until rsi.i'id iiitddi'rs en.i wit
iips" her s'eliliiiR. bin we de mei 11'
inijs i"ili7.i 1 he leiiv i-liaiu of t''if
If.nilii; in t 1 011 t In- ). at of ilit Ins" -band
wlileh nail" leitli the suMIiir.
Still, we nut"! in' 11 tantl.i admit ie.it
n.is'.tni 1-. " -iiieiiili.', of :i feuuiiii.
f.il'ins.
Ti.e wife who Iui" mil I he acreiale
eutht e' npledIn,' into prefaiili.i , et
Reius our and rettim: ilrnn't tmi-i iou ieu
tPiil Inrvlf with fault -tindiiiR "iinl netn. '
plain iir. She i nrtainli lees bis ador.i ader.i ador.i
'ien. and 'he shuiieitr of remannp neur
will U-turn.
I5ATC1IK1.0K
.c I deer .ui-iaj
'I I 1 are neii.ing, the briiiisinaid.-.
ami .J.iiiei. who I" te be my maid of
honor. Iu a moment m.i tpuet lit tin
room wiil be tilled with laughter ami
1I1P) will be dre"-iug me te take mi
i art. The while "iitin gown anil the
slippers anil tin eebweb "teekiu-'" ami
Im ieil ami orange bio-Mimi-. All
white, I "hall b" a bride, li.ine'" bi ide.
ami I ibaik (Inii 1 am worth te hi
that. I''it Hawthorne Kmiry; goed-b).
iini'ie , "iMinr lour yliib I w itli no n -
grels. U what it liieans te a woman, 1
thi" marr.iliig of the 1111111 of tier nheiie,
tills let king ferv.aul te whateier life J
ni.l) bling. this unafraid )0)eumss '
that is almost tee weudertul le bear!
1
Well, it is eier! I aii married te
I Mne, ami the ril"h .uni eMitement et
the Iat fi'w hours liaip niergetl into an
uiteiise liuppitiP"". a je.i se gnat tliat I
am . uii" tan 1 1 afraid 01 Ie"iiin' il.
The wethling itself is rather vague te
me new, as I leek biuk. I lemember
nothing nlear!) but the leek in Dane'"
eyes w ht'il I I nine down the "tairs te
l"in. It was it" though for a moment
he let me g.-ue into his eiy -eul. a"
llieugli In- fei get te iTPft barriers of mi;
1 mil eetw't'ii us It was a llaiiuiig
leek tli.it made mi in art leap luaill.i 111
respnn-i . uni it' liure was ten'ilei ne"s
iu r aim I e'uiltl net leek awa. 1
felt 110 "lijiit"-", I was tee proud Im
thu'. nod afterwattl. w hen we iwi"
iil'in.'. me w until r of belonging te iiim!
The ii'iernne of hi" bauds win n tin'
teueki d me, the break in Ills mice as he
saitl 1. 1) mime eier and enr.
"llnwiliunn , Hawthorne. .1011 me si
wonderful, mil I am se uiiwertli)."
I am gl. d In tl.nd " tin- hi iitmful, for
I want te he the nie't weinlerful hi tug
in tJie world I mint him te m e no
ether woman but me. uli ais. Tliat 1-tin-ein
thing 1 s!i ill a"k tieui him, thar
lie I ne mt eueugii. h.iel: nf loin for
ine i" the one thiiif that eeuld eier I ttie
the iiewer te make me unbapp).
romerrou "An Unfortunate
Rpi elation"
of Optimism
.1. STICH
mm nwu in tne ne'u or s' if prepellr.
rs nf Maying
most exeiUng
are nut tputp se strong n
sports in the West rabbit
ued '1 he hound is tiie mnn mi tne
tempting, iieenilns rleber came
thr
Please Tell Me
What te De
By CYNTHIA
He Should Ask Your Parents
Dear Oyntlila - t urn 11 yeiinp Birl of
.Upragn tj'ii.'. 1101 iiu tt. hcentepu I
li.ie Ijein keIpb with u .eiuit; nia'i
1 tliree iiientlis. New Iiu ,lia hhUpiI imp
n'etnl tlmis te go te a uliew witli
iilin, ami I (old Iiim tliat lie would luee
U uk my p.irPtitN. tic mild Hint lie
wouldn't, tint It. was and la my place te.
,tsK, aim 1 K.ij ic,i ins piano 10 asu
Vew ilcnr r.vntha, please let nit' knew
j who Is light. ANCJKLISA
Objects te Generalization
('or t'viitlila I would p( e te pal
V Olll lO ' Til llllIl'tlM."
I M' trlt till and I li.ul 0111 hair bobbed
Ml nirlni; Almest all tlif frirls 1 l.nev
line ll'elig liebl fit and wnu'i! W litR''l
lisullnd f .liey Wlln I .lllftl I'OIIOIIOI.
I. it" of (lie K'rl't 1 ut theliH for eoMiferl
We de net until' splieufli, nor ' dU'j
'III- ll.tlt. l.lll tile llrt tlllptlMllell is net
tlic f.ief tl'M u have liehtirit ha r
1'i:fkm i:kik iKHtiu:i hmr"
Have Bey and Girl Friends
Pi-it- " ut IiIh 1 piini' te el for a
it nl .nil m 011 li.ne lielm it man
Kl't's unit 1 nope .loll ertn b li tin
I am 11 tcli I in nn- liens 11 ml 1 'me
,nist (jet e 1 1111 illui'-s wliii Ii 1 is ed
1 Wit inuntlis 1 nirltiR tluttiu in four of
ny Ritl fill' t wert mi fa tliful tom tem
tii: te p.'.' 1. if threi times 11 wi l ami
lMulliu: tie lr own tili.iyure just m no
in- HnpTiv Mi iiiftl i- in. nle a ymt
d nl of tin - Rlrlx wn le 1 wan lit Hut 1
1011 tl -it I inn well URilln slie doesn't
.Hit ini te li.il, .in;, tile ism he It I
it'll' Will .1 I Ce out Rile IllW.ljH Hi'elds 1
. 1 i.tvi lie must "ii 1I0111 1 'I ' ii"t
1 ilml 't.ulnR In me nP wiel. luit en,
" til tlai I 1 mt te tie Willi ,riti" Mell 1 f ,
.i.'s .1 I malum 1 f t linns ntieilt tin K rbi 1
,i ii '. I an lull Wl'iu a fi hew t
,,! 1,, i.,', n 1. out mi iiiniln 1 s eni.t
t t-Meil te ile.itli, Inn I den t want te K
1 i. us w tii tli- lie; " I 1-" 1 11 ' rir'
rte.nl" .nil I lele mi 11 nb r lileii
uf tli two should 1 Re out witli" I
mi iMpul.tr Willi llv lillewi, .1 ml inettiu
ilili.liB it b'"ial J'li ne In 1 me ' yn
tnli HI.tWSl.iM
Mi.ne our ttleinlfliip with Iiu- ..til
,'irl-, ilill De nnt iM-lutle I'lei be'
lie with yi 'ii- inetliei us nuiie .is lutii
1 all Win must nu limiM' v lili h te
i'e out with en Mittiril.i. ' ' I'.mt nu
e 1 tie inpl, with emi and .iMethri weelt
w 1 moth 1 ' li'jMt. he .1 -l.u te
frieinJ
Objects te Light Tenes of Today
lieiir l'i i.tlii.i 'fines etrl. I11I' bale
,.... .1 I ... ., ....t.l un, ,.., It.., 1
II lll'"l ',11 l,',Jll, ,,,ll -,,, ,''
lietti r in- Burn" when .1011 hi it- an in-
t lltRini. w II kiie 111 1 1 ml for 1 koeiI
inta-iiii s. 1 1 human ptiui leinarU. in
1 liKhi-'miutcil w.n Ml'lieut the Kant
hit et fi ll.i'l "t "J UP'S Mi'l knew tll.lt
tei'ildhie .ml laiti 'tV'.l'CPU nte RvltiiiR
oil ir, d .t all the , ,-ii' new in
I'.mr' tn hi th sain tone, witl'eit
. -i) 1 -j npa -0.1, tHtiRlnR another nf
ii" He-inhrd eRUes.
"Latlie". vf.n lour "l.-lrts -i" shot-, a
lull mi, i -inn' Aiiinr'i.iu women
iprandmeth.'i t liiiludedi b.ne the miwt
hiautlful In" Alse, beh jour hall. 1
tli te (s lie li.rR e i.l'i,, t le ..s no'.'i
1 tii nu 1 '.it
1 mfuMtii. tl, en raw asne." amour
ti mom ; h.iRK in tbi iliiinn would
t t ij) 1 r uritli't It is e i'j te
1 iiirettnl loin I in"e who Ii i all
t , deer" i' ' ! "ii'tunlti open te them
11 1. Id (iIiea -lit1' had 1 1 tIt ., . toil en
itlt-rr .1 1 I hull1.11 bj eniit'.i i.ilh
, , ... , . . .1. ...11 !. . .1 1
h:iu.ill- lie en thu pulil. 1 tin ,'ii.sieii
tl.it .1 ttpuuble pursen held" inr es '
tpims ann triini: te nriiiK I'.H t- 10 lief
.iiiatliith- iniiids the motto, "Tliat "ill
M'ld and 1 alien i.iei will iamt-h a"ai.
tin; a iroeil edui.it mi will titier dei n
v., 1 all haii a I. itis.il i-i s'jnd tlmis if
we luit bail faith H' 111.11. i et 1011.
."rletiil . Itiiii.uii and v iiitiimtii. ,11
v itli lie : i.i.l,amii;va
The Question Cerner
I'eda.i's luipilries
lli'"itlle II gal little Illlllewtill
i"t IIIIM tile blight 1 olel of
w Ini'li nle 'ii'i"t bn niiniig.
Iii nulling out of tin- striuing striuing striuing
loel.iiig "we.it. i" with Indian (ig
uri". what llmitli "" se .tee of tle
",gii" i.iii )) found iu almost aiii
home'- 7'
Hew 1 a "imple but most of ef
fe't.ii In 1 pdi nle luaileV
( U 11 1 1 -Ii l'tigli"!i neiel I I, p.
Pi" the 1 mid In reiin V
In wliii iiie.ii-h win inn a hat
th imd of tt. mmiug be made suit
able ter in.-ir mi attertioeu 01
1 !I"10II"''
, What neiel "et-r of fringe thai
would adorn a diess iu a good geed
It elting uiiinnei- is new being
"old'-
esleril.i)'s Answers
n inipeii"iie und striking eo" ee"
fiiiiie that 1 suitable for either
'iilld or .1 glow ii-up mill 1' ninth
In using newspapers, nmi huimg
the dress an) stjle that is lit -'
eiiiing.
In nb anlng aluminum vaie, two
pn nations "hnuld be taken:
ti"t, tlmt it sbnuld be scraped
Willi a win lieu spoon, and neier
v tli a "harp insiiumenl: ami
-"Mind,, that only het watPi- and
"nap slimiltl be used en ir, or
the juice of a iigetablc surli as
tin tn.nate.
no, el lighting jdeii 11-ed in a
belli emii thai has a dl'ep-llght iu
tlic eeliter is te lull e a shade for
it wlileh I" iiiade of the "mm tig
ured Material as the drapt rn
I.ud) ltewenn i" tl.e piiut'ip.il
woman pliarai ter in the neiel,
"Iinnliee," bj Sir Walter Seett
I 'or tin inrv small g.rl, an upmn
I" f.isbieneil cutuii'igli of pud;
,liiiinipsp 1 rt'p", whitli piiiplepes
iIip wlielf fiepk, 11 ml has two wise
pu"S)iats standing "Ide by side
witli thi'ir tails forming the
hlieiildt'i- strap"
1 hi a iipw t) pe of sleen les" dress,
tb' waist is ipiiif low, being held
b) biiHpentler-.
If the Dessert Is
They're Happy
,i ',, ' iiii.tiiiiiiniiiiwewiiii'iiii i"' cViMiini'M
t You'll taste the j,
dilTerence! fi
&SCQ
Coffee
i
S i
1
i!
X
hi
i
t
3
1
S
ss
1
25
c
lb
1
At all our Stores
I OTOBCS COjl
3
if
READY FOR
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB iCV
Mffl aTaBaBaaaaia'iWCaBaBa, . ..,-- .---
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaMLaV ' jUWlmM
BmvK ... JlHHaiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiTH
wm ts y i LB AwJMteMH
b XUI ' ""'w.-veryc 1 1 VJB nSBUltTOmltHl'iKmBKl I 1 mint T-iir-nniinTr-irTw
Lr:Kjm m i jv.. i't i, . h . . tmmmm j;i'&&TKimtJ&i
lP ."-:, ' i 111 W&Smmtk mBmm
Hff . vJii'2ii(i" Wi tfiv wKir -Vl iTraBXi
EL -' l f-'"slS!f ft tfw& m MBL m&mmi&Ut
l ?fcn WXs 1 m ifc villus
. iw'SVi TwaRF
I Read Your Character ' Wm wlil 11
H Wnhv PhiVlps iSf . i ' fiR.sSi '
li, I.-,
1 ' ' '"'rt
It i "traiiBP tliat 111 our instinctive 1
eliaraetpr rpadlng we pa.i "e iiiueh at- '
tiiilien te Mieh fpatuips us iIip en "
and the nliin, und se littb te the tins.
The enlj people. ii"itln from the
"i-ipiitilie t'hainetir ati.il.it". who p.n
i.iii attpiitlen te ear" ether than te ie
Kartl tht'iii a" pitht'r normal or "fiiniij,"
arp di'let tile" and alieni-i". TIip leiiu r
Iiiul in llieiu tonve'i'iioii" wlileh "erve
uitieli in the samp manner as liiiK'i
prints for iib ntitifatien. The latter ate
able te tletermine niueli in the waj of
Miuit.i and itisanily fr.iui them. 1
-v- . ....... : n... :.. 11...
A'l i.iit ill,- e;i, iiiiiM't.i.iii 11, i,
'
"nientilin stinl.i of ehiirnctcr. rhey re
inineitant 111 what (bey reieat ami 111
1 the eae with wliifli thpy arp eb"piitd
Take, for iii"tanee, tlie ear wliith i"
breatl at re"s the base, at thu lobe.
When 1 nit ice 1111 e-ir like this )ou -in
te ieiif-e!f :
"Here i" a person who is pnrticularli
i.e'l luted ti function iu iiiilied o e
iitl). Net a ppism of nigged plivsiipip
.111,1 diMMiuatiug im ntaiit.i . iieriuips, in r
nl a b .nb r of tin- world s tlteitclil
lull
a pel "en who appippinlps the go 1 1
things of life, ami is wllbng te work
Im- tlii'in. -Net a per -en 11 he leis wetk
ter milk'" nib', but who I- intercted
111 work bptau-e il will biim; the thing"
wanted In short, 11 leri prut licnl pei -seu
iiim aieids all iiirhls ami antago
nisms except these which are iint's
"iiri . anil who generall) inake u sue
cess iu the practical tield of tntleaiet
lllil"! 11.'
Tomorrow Suspitieus Handwriting
Thincs You'll Leve te Make
Cord- Fringe Tnmrmn,1-
w
I'rince is still am job fashion s fat . ier
Hut here is Vl .'nUIM'-'JtIM.i: TItiM
M1NH that Is lnterestinisly new Km-liieidui-
eiie-ui. h ribbon or bunds of silk
m 1 lutii i'ul xerv tine suft silk cord Inte
strips (Hi s x or sex en Incbes long, ac
ini ding te the depth of fringe .1011 pre
fir Stitch these jirlpu of cnid te the
underside of the bands, 01 pi lapping
ihten as shown lit the freek illu-traud
this i-eHti-KKINCir; THIMMIXO lerins
smart panels at each slde of the "1 ir'
FI.OIIA.
ehaniptpr readlnr we pal "e iiiueh at- ' SjHIf ri-jw,Tr' SMt&Jm werVsmiWi
are ili'tettnes ami alieni-i". I Iip leiiu r (ii gafeitt. w-TJtiSwJaOI
!&.tfi&
1UIUWI X
! -i- ?3 P
19 5B U 5& M Ah
The reason for the continued geed
health of some children
is simple enough
Especially when you knew the facts,
some of which are given here
I
EVERY mother is proud of a healthy, strong
youngster that radiates buoyant life and energy.
She haa reason te be proud, because the child's geed
health proves her wisdom in the selection of the feed
she gives her boy or girl.
All mothers should knew that growing children
require a balanced diet, a diet containing the feed ele
ments needed for building and energizing the little body.
Grape-Nuts, the rich, neurishipg feed made from
whole wheat flour and malted barley, served with milk
or cream, contains the materials the child needs for its
best growth and development.
Grape-Nuts helps make sound teeth, strong nerves
and pure red bleed, and for the palate there is nothing
mere wholesome or delicious.
Ge te your grocer today and get a package of
strength-giving Grape-Nut3. Let the children have all
they want, with milk, cream or stewed fruit, or made
into an appetizing pudding. Grape-Nuts is a feed that
will be relished by every member of the family.
Grape-Nutslhe Bedy Builder
"There's a Reason"
THE SEASON
Of courne one crc
11I11R dresa is apt
te Ret tlrCKemii, but
nt leant yen can
utart (he (tcasnn
with thlH outfit.
The tdtimiiiiR wrap
with IIh ilewcrcd
silk lining 1m ax
RorReeuu outside
tiH it 1b in, mid its
wnrm fur eellnr
iiiul lrcavy llnlns
iniike il eomfort eemfort eomfert
nlile for the coldest
nlRht ever the
llilntic.st freek. And
I he dmplirity of
the drPHS of taffctn
eevered with u
network of bujtU'S
IpiiiIs It n dtstinp dtstinp
tlen wlileh would
enable ItH wearer
In "dilnc" In it
T'lOtnit b Oil Mnstcrs. I pnti il Nma.
The Weman's
Exchange
Fer a Brlde-te-Be
le tl hflttvr of Hiniimi'v I'aut:
Ut nt Madam - As I blue wiltlen te
leu lufeis' ; ml teuiitl lour nililec very
belpl'il. I tiieili'tlt I l.ntllil Willi- IlkMln
I 1 M1C1 t iii h" ntuii ltd the Inlti t pail
of .'mi inlii r 11 the inn; nhe." se 1 weu'd
ll'le Ir f ion would prim what would In
uitalile for u liieukt-ist. I .110 net
iTeliik- te hai e a bit; wedding. J. A.
Seiie a n'lery ttiil.nl, chlcl.en 110
iliiettes liutl..red In end (or mils) iee
ereani, takcb and cuffee
Working in Holidays
n t . ililui 0 tl'el hi 1 '' 'i
I 11 III M.'likllli I iMinni h1 1 te .if'; lull
., nu iiuistleti" I liaie mill' wrli ten
le )nii fei nip in lictiin- hut I am surn
1 mil aiiMWllfi will be la'.lHfin teri te me.
What would be ail lie Nl" lisne (I,i.
Inn e 11 iniMuiiie for a gill w,lt;hlng 11.1
pounds anil a height 01 fi fei t J itielieti.'
What would be .1 prellj Kill n'lirlst
tll.l" "l a S' neel teachei ' Would bell- I
1 mom slippers thand-tiiad. ) hi all right'.'
1 t 111 a gill of teuiteiii )i.us work I
Idming lh" 1 'In Istnin.'i helid.ijs at night .'
WANT.STUKNOW. 1
.isjuld dress us a snowball in n
whit, dtesa made with a lull fkirt that I
is tlfleiied with a crinoline e.- fiathei-'
hone mj thai It stands out j'l around.
Ialgi it with 1 ithir cotton or s'lan-duw n
and line little balls of this pl.it 1 1 line
and there enr thci costume l.'dgi in dt
and bleexrs with mole of 11 and m.iHii
some glittering "frost" our all of u
Wear a leiinil white lint edged w.th mere
snow and wear white glows and wmti
shot m iitnl stockings V g P") L tile
He-I'iip, Sietili Lassie ijuakt re.y.s nr
Maltha Mimhingteu would in nlc tee
X pal of hand-made wll'iperh would he
liery im for veur tl iichi-r If jeu Knew
her xeri wi'l: ur )ou might maUn her 1
lliietty hook marK or n htetli r ler lur
disk If )ou want seninliliig less per-'
n011.1l. 1
' en.sult the .1'iiiter Kmplni ment Scn
I h p. at 1522 rheri) Uriel, te find out I
' .ihtiui weiklng duilng )our hehdai It
is hete that work uftPi- n lioel hours 1h
, ai ranged for gli Is et hi lioel age, and
they L.iu iilse airange fei 0111 werlt If
it Is possible te get ati) fui )ou 01 te'l
jeu what te de if it l.s net '
HteV -f ,! I VvW3VsjBW,! ?a I
iw.l hi ms; i
IrBlf iVirT i JB1 sSfi-
mMW .JR'.VUi3 '
' wmim5wmimmn
Tf tfWzXMKffl&WmM
IGHXH $-Mt HsMm&iMZ&ZS&Sm I
liiMmStiSSMlPt!
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Heme in the Weeds
uy iiAlinv
tlnefc emf Janet arc taken by their
fathers ami uwtheri te a ttcte home
fur mean ' the tcoei.i.
CIIAPTISK III
f.PIa T .km. I .. laiillnllu
no iuiiii ui JUII..1..1
WII00-00WJ Whoe-oowl AVhoe-
wtioe-oo-oow !
.Inek mid .raiiPt "at mi in bed. They
had been Rlnrtled out of their deep nnil I l IinpulM- was te be nynijm nynijm
fer n moment thev t-ettldn't think where thetle. even tliettsh hpr heart wns like
flipy were, lie ew t belli win n limit
rnarlnj: and elankltiR. Their lietl wiih
ditilcliifr. Thei seemed te he ntshluB,
rttdiitiK, I'lisliliik'. '
Wlioe-owl Vlioe-oow. Wtoe-oo-
oew!
Acaln enniP the dirirk Hint had
nwakPtied them. Tli It. time it told them
where thev wrre. Thei- were in n
berth of n sleeping ear en n train that
woedr"5 K ' '"' r
The'y lifted Hip curtnln and looked
out of the window. Xlglit had been
left behlntl them. Thn him blinked at
them thremrh eiienlnzs in a n.tehtv for -
1... -"-- -. - -
'"Tim,, I.. M ,,! V nre nlmnst III
t'lP end of tbp railteud." eiit'd Jaek'n
father, pnrlim; the curtains of the
berth.
atid drVsle as'fa ,ns the ' emild. The
finished Just as the (rain rolled Inte
incl! mid JmiPt pet up in n hui-r.i
rough little town bi-sldp a bread lakp.
At a deck close te the Htatleu a launch
was waiting for iIipiii.
T'Iip) had bi-pakfasf in the station
pud then climbed abeanl the latintli.
"Hew -wow -wow-wow." barked n
1 deg's- voice in greeting.
"Woef: Woof:" bnil.ptl a grtuier
dmr x'eipp.
Xliu first xiiIcp was I lint of Toddle
1'iipklns. The second wns tliat of
Johnny Hull. The two dogs 'were look
ing bright and fri'-h pi en though the)
had spent the night in the baggage ear
of the train insttad of in 11 idee, eer.y
bed, as had .lack ami Juliet. Tlie elill
dipii were irr) glad te pp thorn and
sat down whpre (In'.v eeuld pet them as
(be humph enst nfr frniii th" deck and
'went phticr-ehiitr-ehiii: down the lake.
The lake had the wihh'"l looking
shores Jack and Janet imt had seen.
The) were ceiered with weeds weed-i
as far as tlie p.ip could reach. And I he
bills back from the shine, looming up
1 Iiiiest Ilk1 mountains, were Ukewim
clail with hi-iiy fetpsts.
After a time the beat pnsM'd a lil-
! lugp. On tin" deck were dark looking
men mid boys.
"Why. hew led tluise boys leek.'
said .Inek. "They mil"! have been out
in the sun a -lung, long lime te get
burned tlmt wa.i."
Jink's father laughed. "Tlue-p me
Indian"." lie said. "And Indians me
alwais red."
.Inek and .Timet looked al each ether.
Indians ! The) hadn't expected te Ilml
Indians In (Im new Innii where the)
ere going te make their home.
I "Itut I don't see uni fiathers iu their
,',alr." "aid Janet. "Ami I don't s,ec
I liny bows mid arrows." addnl Jack.
'"'IIip Indians In these weeds wear
I feathers mil) when thi'i nip hav.ing
ilunei or pew -wow." pxplnliipil .lani't's
I latlipr. "Thei limp guns instead of
I hew s and ariews.'"
Tin launch chugged en for scleral
'Leuis, coining at last le a settlement ut 1
t in end of tlie lake. Autes were wait
ir.g at tlie pier. Jack and Janet I
ellmbetl Inte these nules with tln'lr,
father and mother, and nwny they went
eier tbp tiueere.st lead Jack and Janet j
had eier bien en. Instead of being 111
ipainnent. such as the) were used te
liding eier, it was just u rutty, bandy
trail iiireugii uic woeus, j 111s trail)
1 wound and twisted among the trees,'
and was se narrow tliat the bushes 'en 1
1 Ith-'r side slapped the fenders of the1
tni te.
I A inbbit darted across the ti nil. iau- '
ishlng amid the shrubbery. A siiiirr'cl j
raced awa from Ihem amid the
.biauchiM of tbp trpes. Slaitlt'd part-1
rliht's wliiriPil up from the bide of the'
hull. A deer sudileiil) came Inte 1 lew
111 a clcailng. then leaped Inte bturtleu
llight.
I Jack and Janet ga.id at eat'li ether
Willi bPiuning e)ps. The) fplt (lie)
were going te like the big weeds.
(In tomorrow's chapter they lmve an
adventure that stmt- tis a jelly romp
In the weeds, ami tin 11 becomes iciy
seihuis 1
Nature's
cure-all
Nature baa endowed certain
feeds with n priceless natural
tonic which builds true vitality
In the bleed. It is called food feod foed
iton. Medicinal iron Isn't as natural.
Food-Iren is easily absorbed and
effective.
Yeu need but a small bit erery
day, yet this need is vital. Yeu
can get it only in feed.
Raisins are rich in feed-iron.
Yeu should eat raisin bread,
raisin pie or stewed ralslni at
least once a day
Raifins are
the Iron-Foed
Ask for the
SUN-MAID
Brand
They are most delicious
Yeu Find Your Answer te Problems
When Your Back Is Against the Wall
Many a Wenuqi Has I'eught Through le a Solution of Jef
Difficulties by Staring With Wide, Tragic Eyes
at the Ceiling
"IXniUX her liusliand lout hlw position
Yy iipi'eiint of a iitmrrel piiukpiI by
his own het temper she did net M'eld
him.
.SJ", ' ""t (lint kind of. wife.
i'" .01 it-nil witiiin uer.
'' 'Paul His ptery. Minihecl 1111
mffleil feelhiRM nnil pampered him
' eetnparatlve geed humor
"K"in-
Then while he went te his drsl: le
""'' ""' ,rlt "" nmi wp. 1 mmnt
"' " "" """., J'Iiiikiiir nerseii 111 1
"'"'" " ' 1H "" .' im-ri- uiiii.m m-i
"',l0,0i:P"' 'r.n,;,f; "'' . ,, ,.
"'' f-',: '" iiieiWlil iin.rllHlvr
,I,!jr'm'lll',71i",,'llrlr ,..,,, ,
' .., "' .''M Vfl 'i
' "" " ' . ' . " 'n
1 , . V". .," ' .' "l Iu ' . '" l " ?'" ' ' :
i,eu. uiiiii'u ner (ijph m ine iimnit, unent
,'"1 "l" "'" f.'Kllt ileilll IlPr ilepalr.
and her fiJaht, and her bewilderment
The result of her commit a( inn with
(lie pcIHiir linn 11 rpcoiielllatien for
lier Iiiisband with bin hrnt.
! .. HhiiK iS"1,, lb CCl,,"R
a1""1 ""HI'Iiik '" '" "'" "
W(
rOMKX net or
show their htisbnnds
(hose wld
tragic eyes whrn they
arp lrigntpiipii 111 that wit):
They keep that leek eeiicenlrd until
thev l-paeh tlie comforting darkiiPss of
tln'lr own rooms, where Ihry can give
way te it without danger of being
found Out.
Seme of 1 lie plpxprest wnvn of com
bating peieity have Iippii tlieught out
In- women whose e.ies stared tip wildly,
sleeplessl) at the polling.
Wnyward children have been Pitrrd
of tlyir disebedipiicp. faithless leiers
huip.becii disciplined and forgiven,
business problems hap been solved,
sorrows ami troubles of nil kinds have
been endured by plans arranged dur
ing these periods of gazing straight
ahead without expression.
Yeu, limy fpel di'nster nppreaehlng.
you may luue n "hunch" that some
thing dlsngipeuble or terrible Is going
te happen, ilml net be able te de any
thing te step (hem.
Time riw-i en: you nre net Mire
ptieugli of ihr future te take any tletl
nlte steps against dip catastrophe, and
at last it is upon you.
YOU hnie n queer feeling of nii.xtd
relief ami desperation.
It is dreadful, it is imthinknbl". luit j
nt least II has Imppened: tlie time lias
mine and you Pan facp it straight out
As you think about il and begin 1
te plan what 1011 can de te merenmt'
it. bear II. light lour wav thieitgh the
crish. whateier Kliul it may Iip. your
eyes grew wld" and fixed, and you
1 tare a mi) thing w'hifh ceiue.t within
your lisien.
Your bai'k is te tlip wall; Iheri' Is
no ipfugp for yeu: you must tlglit or
p"p yii'ld te tlisceitragement. sorrow,
perplexity or some ether strong enemy
which is after you.
lleeausp t lint is when your need is
'.'rratcst, it is also Hip time that yen
can think clearest and tight hardest.
Yeu haie te.
FRUTCHEY SILK SHOP
1001 Chestnut Street
Paris favors black Velvet or
Duvelync for Costumes. Won
derful qualities aivait you here.
1
"Didn't intend te buy today, but your silks and prices are
se fascinating I can't resist." Referring te $1.85 Satin
Charmeusc and en up te $20 French Metal Brocades.
iKj
Tl'SH'
nesxanac:
IThat Soiled
or Dingy Rug
OUR SHAMPOOING PROCESS
v U irtneic unj ddiin of tint, ur t, stains and nerma without tnjuiing
the "a 'no.' lulerinp or fttbi I rhc my v. Ill be lLU.l, Its ut'er refresh
tncil, its iillc or fttbrtv Jtiiricn.
In case of chaiifiinn the color
knowledge of what te due and
liv ui Hh niir luiK nmi I u hi'
MOXE POPLAR 7060
, Main IKIUr
T7 Iftlfi 90
Philadelphia's Quulity
ara
KtCJit
Vacuum
Sets
Jug, Tray and Glasses
Appropriate for Library or Bedroom
Four Celers
$12.00 te $18.75
Wright, Tyndale 6? van Reden, Inc.
Hepiilwl tlit- LarRCht Distributors, of Hisli-Grade JMnneriinic
1212 Chestnut Street
The Vacuum Cleaner That Makes
Heuse Cleaning a Pleasure
te thousands of enthusiastic users, in
. THE IMPROVED NEW MODEL C
VACUETTE SUCTION SWEEPER
lrnlll?nrn"l,1,ll0U, elc,,rll, ' doc l,ln: ,0 0'her
Ne hiiri
rent ( im. '"'"I'lirnini iiOTiiniiiim, no niN'irii' riir-III-nA
tl , ' ,lml"d mflinni.m die nitl! KITI KITI
srrnler ,,,-ii.." Ii"c,i..V?"' nliimliinnin riinMnillen inrnn
Krriiier Mictien iliirahl lr nmi l.-.. .,... r...i ..... ....
nroet iiiirn
fonnri'tlei, klmnlltl
iiiiiii lenarrr iimr.
..miiriiien mmiil fln rnintilnx e I.bb
.Mm riiiS.'t1'?..'! "?," V ." -" immll,
Ulllll llllll'llt nm, (, furi,HurPi
EASY AYMrNT'9r '"' """'"Hon. """'"Hen.
wa,T .,, L,STSI tuarsntted ter one
year; tervlct alwajt fret
Vncuette Snles Company Inc.
i......!.".?:. ,N- ""' - -'Mil.. r.
" ' ' l!rl ' ! I 1-.. 1 I . .. . ,
Dl Kur.u ... , ".". .. , i
310 IVd.l.l i. C, -,,!, , ., .
" I.' Il . I 11 1 I n
1' I. "fcin, ill.. l'
It Is only the weakling who j,hM
up nt Kticli lime. l,M
milKllH Is nhvnjB n way out of Cfr
thing; It In hard te find semctlm,!
f'mn.lT0 VCrJ' k'" NU'" ,ou"S
Hut II tnkew you through the iiim
culty nnd brliiKH you out tit tl,,. eli, '
end liner mid stronger, if elder Zl
graver, (linn you were before
And (hat way coined te J01 ,vi.
your bnelt Is te the wall nnd yuu ,, "
lung yourself down te tstrnln ietir evf
In trr.gle gazing nt the epllli,K, n"
your mind has slmrppned by licccMit
nmi you niust ilml nn nnswer te III
question. ''What shall I de?" h
Adventures With a Purse
Cleu u gift Hint Is nicer thnn a eanl
nmLjct net quite se pretentieuR n. '.
reguliu- pi-rsent, cemei u little hety
paper cutler. t Is the iigure of i
woman done en prv Hinnri mi.i i.t "
lliip.s, iu black mid while, and wcuM
iniikp nn uttrut'tlie addition te the desk
Thu price is $1.
15 id you knew
,' that there is n t,r,..t.i
soap that collies for wasilnB fftj,tje
glevpsV Yeu pan buy a enkp of It that
should Inst for scxernl washing, id
chemical preparation is wicli that thlj
.. --i d iriin
"uii.i iiul uiiij 1ns11es uic gloves bt.
Jam !, n Inn .te.. .. .... it. t
ier, uni. uiau jiri-"urres incir
nppa
uncc.
..!.'!" n"mt? of h,'?P' nt'tlrris Wemnn'n rutt rutt
Keiller nr tiliene Uiilnnt 311011 or Mnln iJi
lie tu
11 inn nniim of nnu 3,
WHATS WHAT
An old dlet-preiprb baa It that "an
orange Ih Koltl Iu the morning, slhcr at
neon and lead tit night" all of which
distinctions luue equal xvclgbt witli Uie
fruit-iater.
Ker brenUCast. eianges arc usually
sericd xvliole or cut In lialics. or pecltd
In four quarters with the rind felilid
back Iu petal font.. Tr.e customary wdy
l.s te 1 at llie balf-orange In Its own nat
ural rind-cup, u"lng a pointed orange
spoon te scoop the juice from thu pulp
sections. Seme people piefcr te buie tli
erange Julie Hqueezed Inte glasses rind
te drink It that way. Ker luncheon.
hIIcmI oranges are serxed with pew ilcrcd
sugar, or, for luncheon or dinner, as
fruit-cup mingled with pineapples jenil
grapefruit. This is eaten with a spoon.
or carpet should be
properly and thoroughly
cleansed new while you
arc renovating the house
for the winter.
scheme of ueur rooms, our expert
hew uill be of (uninlr.ncc te mm.
wunt mm cnllr lluei iimrln
0IIU1tftl
FOR ALTO TO CALL
nnil HerkH IlIt.XNClt smiths
y
W !.. C 1113 t'IMTMT Hi.
jmmzmmr$WMM
. uvTiyV". jj v irLrti rjwr rauin.ivii
l'lllI.UH.I.l'llIA IKIW h.VNsO'1 ST.
Cleaners and DucrsWBKit
mttrr iiiii-iiln -.
rural arln
llumprr
f1:
t.k .i IVJi.
. .
.."'.. 'iL''tv
.-..,. v-iffl.'.
itmmmmm1
MW Re-
:mk:;M 537.50
M ten e
y ? - rt m a
irjnr.6";il.
f
4'll.Ji'H" iifiei." ,i.(j P, jillJin'H'I'lllffl'ffi'fflHllil.S,1
.j
i