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PORTLAND, Ma. Aug. 2.—During (anagram a:
his life all the world was Garry's ‘7 W ' °
friend. but now that he 1. dead. bit- 1:; ”05”“ DD A
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setter and inseparable companion. W ' & ml
The Governor had the Bttae House m-W 0" ' ‘
flag at Augusta lowered and kept it ' M M" MT“ m.
there despite protests from the Ameri- (““5 & k PER 661’
can Legion and G. A. A. R. veterans. WWO 9‘-
"My dogs and myself constitute “anomalou-
my family." the Governor. a bache- ED ‘7 ”57 YEAR‘S“;
lor. said in replying to protests from 30°“ WOMEN“.
George E. Gay, State Commander of
the a. A. 12.. and the James rm- 1 - " ‘1’
geraid Post of the Legion of Augusta. '
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“I had the fie w lowered while I
I was bringing all that was left of my ' _ pg . \ -
faithful dumb friend from Augusta to 4 smug. wor DD, l whNNA . w: 975125°mflgfm w mmNghK’u-g 3 i NAw‘JQWC‘rg,
his burial place. but immediately af- ' Go Visn'mr FER. ‘ ng 3, ON 00!! t ‘ mu _ FM“); 57»; AT “ONE ALL AWAY OM"
ter the interment I returned to my swm "V TH' H‘¥gRAHE 1‘ GO To AL “4 F055 0 ”HER WEN EVERYBODY Too, M .. .3 w
home and telephoned instruction to! Agmé ’é‘yagomufin snout PACHiNb AND 66W M ELSE '5 GOING may ~HOW U LH
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raise it full-mast."
Garry was a familiar figure at the H D A AWFUL
Capitol. He made it a point of duty {- '60:!) 1-. H5‘
to visit his friends in each office ev-
ery day before going to the Executive
chamber. He was a veritable shadow ‘ i ’
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for the Governor and enjoyed a spe-
cial permit to ride in coaches of the
Maine Central Railroad.
After he was taken ill last Septem- ‘
her with a swelling on his Jaw he 5?
was taken twice to the Angeli Memor- '
ial Hospital for animals in Boston.
New Garry lies beneath a mound of
earth at Mackworth's Island. There
is a copper plate lmbedded in the
rock and his name has been added
to those of his breed that had served
in the Baxter family.
Garry and his forebears have been
In the family thirty-seven years. His
year-old son. Gerry. Jr., is quite a
favorite at Augusta. i
Governor Baxter. an ardent lover i
of animals. sponsored the first anti~
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"Jonathan." said the old-fashioned
woman as she passed her husband a
yeast cake to eat on rye bread, "I'm
going to a beauty parlor."
"You might as well." acquiesced
the husband as he devoured the yeast
cake non rye bread with avidity.
"Everybody's doing it; you're foolish
not to fall in line.
"it’s funny how times have
changed. In the old days one would
visit a beauty parlor stealthiiy. look-
ing over first one shoulder and then
the other to make sure that one was
not observed. One would as soon
have admitted that one's music was
artificial, that one played not because i
one was a natural born musician. but in ‘
because one had taken music lessons. .
as that one's hair. eyes. complexion.
eyebrows. Ups. ears and what not '
were every last one of them artificial. S
"Natural beauty was prized then. “ME
You would have had a fight ‘on your k MQVIE
hands the very minute you dared
insinuate that one's hair. eyes.
cheeks. lips. eyebrows and nose
were artificial and had been put on
with brushes. scissors. knives..picks
and branding irons. everything about
one's face had to be natural. But
- now the artificial calcimining that
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"Even Mrs. Tyrup has been going FINFL- EL—
to the beauty parlor." said the old-
fashioned woman. “She went be-
cause her hair was falling out and be-
cause of the stenographers and things
in her husband‘s oifice. Her husband
is the manager of the office. you
know. All the stenographers and typ-
ists and add machiners get their mar-
csling and managing regularly and
Mrs. Hyrup felt that in comparison
she looked a trump.
"Yes so Mrs. Hymn got tired of
going to the office at noon time when
the stenographers were out. and
sneaking around. So. as her hair
was falling out any way she went to
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poo and a massage and then got an 3 _ I
eyebrow eradication and anus ad- 1' - l
lustment. an ear calcimine. and a Om‘URMEINSSAirIENCE. (M IN'PHA'T . YEs. 301' ' HE “1° rr HE D ‘1- - ' DiD IT. TAKE ANY TROUBLET3‘- : i
.lipstick fresco. and then a tout en- . “WIFES Rm" .n PICTURanD WAfiNT . _ - GET THE CROWDS To WAT i .i
semble and a resume and a reeapi- " j «THE M ‘55 :2 You :55 MUCH OF THE BA$EBALL .Il'.
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‘fWell. she came out of that parlor ‘
blossoming like the rose.”
“How long was she in there?"
”Oh. they put in a lot of time on
her. I think she mid she was In the
chair four or five hours."
“Did they give her chloroform?"
“I don't know whether chloroform
was one of the things or not. The
beauty specialists won't tell you what
they put on you that‘s their secret:
but among the things Mrs. Hyrup
recognised were hot towels. beeswax.
putty. sheep dip. lpearmint. creosote.
salad dressing. evaporate". vibrators.
face powder. chamois. white of egg.
more hot cloths. burnt sienna. ver-
xnillion. tinting irons and curlers.”
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nor’westers and other wave makers.” I. Jig)“: . c ‘ _
interrupted her husband. "They did ~ .v tr .. . :
digits. of Course. and. she. no . f ' - - I I A V 7 V L ‘ h H '
on t. get her money's VOI’UL I sug- dis did look beautiful. There was a his nonpaper—Chieago News. Though clouds engulf. I V “I ; .. ' l i L 7' ‘ ' out. ' V’ E I!
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