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Shonberg Speaks
On Camp Standards
'lAfter Business Meet.
ewRummage Sale.
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Monies to the Interstate Con-
Connecticut and Rhode
d. to be held in Stamford st
mantel Davenport April 18 and
his, more named at the monthly
“it!!! of the Nor-wells Council.
Michel Association of Jewish Wo-
MM held In the Y. M. Hi A. build-
lnx last night.
Mrs. Ben Abrehsms. Mrs. Henry
Mia, Mrs. David Sachs. Mrs. hil-
" Ml Abrshsms, and Mrs. B. Ber-
Mn are the delegates who will at.-
Duriug the evening. Mrs. Shon.
, r. of New York city, who was a
host of the council. was asked to
by s few works concerning "Suin-
thirds in Summer Camps."
Mfl- Shonberg is an authority on
is subject having been interested
' summer camps n..- some time
‘In a short talk she told the wo-
flun that among other things that
threats should expect and look for.
in the summer camp to which they
intend to commit their child or
children for any‘ period of time.
however short, were the following:
1..Perfeot water protection-Anni
inputs water.
'2. A. good water supply and pro-
per food.
3. Sanitary conditions.
. 4. Correct and comfortable sleep-
leg quarters-
ii. A varied program—woe which
will offer a number of phases of ed-
I‘loiytional and ploy life—nature
study, physical recreation and the
he
8.. Proper leadership~for the
Named at Jewish Meeting
TODAY'S VERSE.
The Bible Method-inc Cru-
sude verse for today is: "I have
proclaimed (lad tidings of right-
eousness in the crest assembly;
Lo, I will not refrain my lipe
O Jehovah. thou knowost."
CHURCHES
The Women's Association, of the
First Conventional church will
meet at the church this afternoon.
The meeting will be in charge of
the sewing committee: Mrs. Whip-
ple. chairman. A luncheon will
precede the business.
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St. Paul’s Guild will meet at the
church this afternoon.
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The Bible close of St. Peter's
Evangelical church will meet at
7:30 o'clock this evening to re-
liearso the plnys which are to be
presented shOrtly. .
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The Ladies Aid society of the
Nor-walk M. E. church will hold it
luncheon at the church at noon to-
day. At 2:80 o'clock the annual
meeting will be held with election
of officers.
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The Ludies Aid society of the
South Norwelk M. 1’). church will
meet at the chapel this afternoon
for regular business.
whole camp depends upon‘ the coun-
selors in charge.
At the close of the meeting plane
for another rummage sale to be held
iindor the auspices of the Jewish
women's Council were discussed.
Last year's four day rummage sale
was so successful that it is earnest-
iy hoped this year's will prove the
some.
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“Health Insurance”
for Children. '
Are your children healthy,
checked, vibrant! Keep them that way.
Protect them against the .ills and dangers
from bad or lazy digestion. Give
KB. Have always on hand a con.
stant supply of this delicious new Laxative
Chewing Gum—the simplest, most efficient
Ind most necessary kind of “health insur—
ance” a child can have.
Parents find ELK. B. a
’ccnt ally. Childrcnjust
delicious in flavor. Quick, efficient, mild in
notion. And there is no comtipdting reaction!
H. K. B.‘
The Chewing Gum Laxative
For Constipation~Aftcr Expomrc~Aftcr Correcting ‘
15c at all drug stores
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happy. roar-
powerful and benefi-
ove it. Sweet, minty,
Store Hours I to I-Ssturdsyj to E
and MUNSIE’ inn
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ALL DEPOSITS
made in this bank before
March 6
‘ . will draw interest from
March lst
Accounts of $1 to $10,000 ere invited.
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WOMEN’S GUILD
PLANS TO HOLD
A SILVER TEA
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Plans for n silver ton. to be held
on March 17. were mode at tho
monthly business meeting of- the
Women's Guild of Trinity church,
last evening in the parish hall. The
ten. will be held at the home of
the president. hire. .1. Herbert Mot.
trnm, :it 17 \Vnilsce avenue. Marvin
Beach.
Mrs. Fred G. Benedict reported
that tho Lenten iravolliiii: bnskcis
had been distributed in the various
sections of the city. The Guild voted
its usual Easier donation to the
church.
At l‘. o'clock. about 35 members of
tlic (‘luild out down to‘ a delicious
supper scrvcd‘by a committee of
which Mrs. William Wilcox was
chairman. The menu included:
(,‘odilsh enkcs. spnligetii, stewed
tomatoes. liiilif‘ll bonus. eulibmro sn-
lod, rolls. relishes. Jellies. ten. coffee,
ice cream angel mile.
The regular Lenten sowing meet-
ir: of the guild' will be hold on
’l‘hursdhy uflei‘imoii iii the Guild
Hall.
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Washington Needs
More'Stenographers
The United States Civil Service
commission sluios‘tliut its storing-
raphor and iyplst registers for tho
dopurlliient service nt Washington
are in ii. state of practical exhaus-
tion, and that ornminntious for
those positions will be held through-
out tho linlted States on early dates.
They are open to both men and
women. liixuiiiinntious are pending
for junior stonoirrnphers, junior typ.
lets. senior sienogruphers. senior
iypists, and under clei'k-typisle. '
Persons who are interested may
obtain full information and applica-
tion blanks by communlcntlng with
the l'nlted States Civil Service com-
mission. Washington. D. C. .or with
the secretary of the local board of
civil service examiners nt the post
oliico or custom house in any city.
Two State Music:
Meets This Month
Mrs. John C. Downs. stutc music
chairman of the Connecticut che~
ration 01' Womens clubs hos arrang-
ed two meetings in the state
which will be addressed by .Mrs.
Marx E. Obcrndorler of Chicago,
chairman of music of the National
Federation of Women's clubs. Mrs.
Oberndo‘rfer who Wm; formerly.
Miss Faulkner. has written a num'
ber of children's books and is well-
known in the musical and literary
world. Her lectures in this state
’tvill.,dcal with the music work of
the National Federation and other
musical topics The first address
will» be~givcn Friday afternoon at
2:30 in Trinity Church perish house
in New Haven. The Women‘s club
to New Haven will be the hostess
organization and members of Fed-
crnted.cliibs oil over the state will
undoubtedly be represented. The
second meeting will, take place
March 10 in Hartford.
Broad River Club
Enjoys Social Evening
A delightful social was held last
evening in‘ the Broad River Com-
munity clubhouse. Games. cards and
dancing were enjoyed. Ruth Gund-
run and Paul James played for
dancing. Diiinty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Robert Curruthcm.
Mrs. Florence Gnndrup, Mrs. Thom-
as James. and Mrs. William H. De-
novan. ‘
A card party will be held next
Monday evening in the club.
Day Nursery Election
The annual meeting of the Nor-
walk Day Nursery will be held on
Monday afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock at
the home of Mrs. Christian Swartz.
on Wcs‘ avenue. There will be an
election of officers. ‘
Permanent
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“.li'Abbe Coiistuntih” and "Le
Chnpcron Rouge" two French pinyn
will be presented by the students 01'
Miss Mabel 'l‘liomus' school on the
Wilson Point Road tomorrow ni‘ti-r-
noon ill. 3 o'clock.
The first will be given by the lip.
per school and the second by the
children from classes two. llll‘eu,
(our and live.
In “L'Abbe Constantin" very in-
teresting costumes for the period
1870-80 have been collected. The
settings of both plays mm
arranged by Mlle. ierdrizei, wim‘m-
settings {Or the two French plugs
last your were uiiusuullly interest-
ing. ‘
A small admission will he charged
for these plays and too. will be rn
sale sfterwnrde. the pi'owiedg lziilng
towards the fund for H. new
building.
The play will be given in the
Greycotc living roam and text will
be served in the now diningr room.
0n Sunduy ulteriinou nt four
o'clock there will be music followed
by ten, in the large. Kindergarten
Orgun'izetion of u national wo.
men‘s club for practical support ol
good plays, is proposed in a letter to
the Federation of Women’s Clubs by
Charming Pollock. New York piny-
wrlght. who is urging "real drama"
in the Amirlcun theatre.
Under his pluii. the club would
actually finance the production of
several plays annually, each of
- rich would be carried by the or»
initial companies to the supporting
cities.
"The idea. question is
every woman's club in Amoricn
should stnnd luck of tin organize-
tiou which would be the child of lilo
Federation of Women’s Clubs." Mr.
l‘ollock said. "Every member would
pay dues of ten dollars u your and
in return would receive four tickeis
a. your to the thenlrc.
"0f each ten dollars. one would go
for overhead expenses of the or-
ganization and the other nine for the
tickets. The plays would be selected
by s committee of clean-minded. in-
telligcnt persons. They would be
plekzd for their qualities (l8 enter
tuinment and not for that sterile
and academic dullness which is the
ldenl of most self-uppointed arbiters
and has done so much harm in the
theatre.
“One hundred and fifty thousand
in
"Housing Problems" will be. the
subject under discussion at the lost
of the round table luncheon: obthc
Norwnlk Republican Women's As-
sociation, to be held tomorrow at
12:30 o‘clock at the South Norwnlk
Congregational church.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
church will serve the luncheon.
Mrs. Percy S. Barrett will be the
speaker of the day. She is the fifth
ward leader“ Norwslk Republican
Women's Amociatlon. and one of the
most prominent members of the or-
gnnlzuiion.
Mrs. Barrett is a graduate of
Teachers' College in New York city
Masquerade Dance To
Be Held April 17
Plans for s. masquerade dance to
be held on April 17 were made at
a meeting of the Auxiliary to Frank
C. Godfrey Post of the. American
Legion in Odd Keilow's Hell, last
evening. Mrs. Isabelle Day will be
1.. charge. Arrangements were also
made to hold e candy sale. for
which Mrs. Gertrude Ismel will be
chairman.
The Salon of 8 and 40. to the
famous 40 and 8 society, is being
started in Folrfield county. Mrs
Henry Simone. president of the local
auxiliary. has been appointed by
the state organizer. us County
Organizer. A number of members
of the auxiliary have already up-
piied for membership. Every unit
in the county will be represented.
It '11! expected that the charter
will be secured early 'n April. The
local salon will be the first in
Connecticut. -
At the close of the meetings of
the Post. and Auxlllsm refresh-
ments of sandwiches. cones and
coke were served. '
Mooseheart Legion To
Observe Anniversary
Plans for the ninth anniversary
‘ of the institution of the organiza-
tion were made at the rexuiu
meeting of Moosoheart Legion. last
evening, Mrs. Edna. Welnnrtner.
senior regent. was named chairman
of a committee ,to arrange for the
affair. She will be assisted by Ger-
trude Andrews. Grace Cunningham,
Mildred Kemper, Florence Conun-
“KY. Katherine Browne“. Mary Kn-
duff. and Kettle Wilmer.
At the close of the meeting lest
Mains. 1 code! hour- with refresh-
ments we: enjoyed.
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The Women's Guild of the Oh
fl Episcopal church.
will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow after-
noon It the rectory gt 2 o'clock.
. 7 ms mums summers—sown NORWALK. cons.
"TIVITIES OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN OF
Thomas’ School Pupils
To Give Two French Plays
Room in Little House. Mrs. Fred.
oriok ll. Lane, violinist. and Allndu
Burnhum, who took her masters
degree in music at Harvard lost
your and is now in charge of the
school music, will ploy. 'I‘lio pil-
rcilts and friends of the school are
cordially invited.
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It is estimated that more than
fifty thousand tent caterpllnrs lost
their chance at life through the of-
loris of the lower school yesterday
uriornoon. Mr Manley and the boys
of the middle school executed a.
similar number to-duy.
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An exhibition of photographs is
presently to be made. us a. result
of a general interest in taking pic.
turns. It hns been agreed that any
picture entered must have been
lulu-n by the pupil. It- may have
been developed and printed profes-
sionally. An enlargement, however.
must have been made by the pupil
himself. The school has purchased
an enlarging camera. which may be
(hill "
used to this end.
Urges Women to Form Club
. To Support Good Play-s
members all over America would
guarantee the production of {out
his days. if they did not do one
donors worth of business outside oi‘
<lic organization. A million members
would mean enormous support for
:; grout many more than four plays.
“With such a [urge membership,
this support could be divided among
my number of plays and might at
most revolutionize the theatre.
"For c'xamplc. in the ease of ii
ilny. like John Galsivorthy's The
snow,‘ which line little immediate
chance of production in America.
our organization could go to any
manager and say ‘We sum-notes you
n season's profitable business and a
profitable tour if you will produce
“The Snow.‘ "'
“In the playwright's opinion there
is "no limit to the plan"; the or
resolution could go into production.
or back production. or a kind. “ei-
most unknown in our theatre." The
Little Theatre movement. he be-
licves, could be orzunlzed in e smol-
lcr way. along the some lines.
"Mind you." he said. "I'm not iii~
sistlnc that the thectre shall be run
for innocent children: merely that
it shrill be run for intelligent grown
ups. Where you have good taste.
good purpose. good art there can be
'“vHOusing Problems," Subject
For Republican Luncheon
no question of morals.
end for some time taught in the
East Side' schools. She is Well
versed in the housing problems of
that section of the big city because
Of her years of experience there.
Again. the speaker spent several
yours in wolfnre work and no little
time in suffrage work. during the
course of her career. She was also.
for some time. on the Chautauqua
program board.
All Republican women are invited
to attend this, the last. luncheon of
the season as Mrs. Barrett's talk
gives promise of great interest. Re-
servations for the luncheon should
be made ourlY.
Raymond—~Reymond
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brush of
Meadow street attended the wedding
of their niece. Miss Mable Raymond.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Raymond of LeRoy avenue, De.-
rlen. who was wed to Wilbur Rny~
mond. son of Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Raymond of Mansfield avenue. D8.-
rien, yesterday afternoon It 4
o‘clock in the Darien Convention-
al church.
Rev. George A. Tuttie of the
church officiated. About 25 friends
and relatives were present.
The home was beautifully decor-
ated with narcissus and onrnations.
An arch was set in a corner of a
room. made of greens. with a. flower
vase at each side, filled with yel-
low nercissuc budd. and yellow and
white decorations were placed in
various sections of the house.
The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Dorothy Raymond. and
her father. Arthur Raymond. gave
her away. The bride wu attired in
a headed cream crepe do chine
gown and carried a. shower bouquet
of Ophelia roses and sweet peas. The
bridesmaid was dressed in a pink
crepe de chine gown and carried a
bouquet of pink carnations and
sweet peas. v
Following the ceremony. a. buffet
luncheon was served in the dining
room. The table was prettily de~
coated in yellow and white with a
large wedding ocke in the center.
The refreshments included sand-
wiches. cake. punch and ice cream.
The couple received many beauti-
ful presents of every description.
one present was the gift of n build-
in; lot on upper Mansfield venue.
on which the couple intend to erect
a home in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond have left
for a week's auto trip to Nisan
Fall. They will be ct home to
friends March 11. at the home of
the groom's blunts. Mansfield ave-
nue._ The groom is s. clerk at the
Dar-lea Post Office.
AND BE DIDN’T
"I can hardly stud to do this."
said the college men as he looked
through the keyhole.—-Notre Dome
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WEDNESDAY, lumen 3,
NOR WAL
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B. R. CLUB PLANS
ENTERTAIN M ENT
FOR THE SPRING ’
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Plans for on Billi'l'llllllllil‘lll. (ll‘l
concert. to be hold iii the Spring. |
were mude. ill. ll. meeting of the li. it.
Club, at llio home 01‘ Miss Aim-lo
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Ciausl, 10!. Month Muiu sin-ct. lust
eveiiiii . li‘urllmr lions lor the ul- 1 N ‘ l. "" .‘ ‘
t‘nir will be nnnuilncod idler, All) (JL‘\bbJ“\
Preceding: lliu business evasion, ”rm—w“ .
cards were vii-wt MN ”Hi-i“ his, lllulli. u, (.ilionll‘ui l~ll:r~ltl
Field. and l)iLVltl lirrniiilu new the _
prise winners. Miss lllil‘l'l<'l Moore w” “L ”‘L “”1“” "1”“ "WWW
won the connoiulloil prize. l'lr-‘illrliliiy fill'li'i'lliiilll. bold in in“;
Two new “numbers, 31er Mother— tllrla' him “union's club .1. .\l i‘ll "
ino Reed ulill ltiilpli iiyuni, ‘v\i:l'n slim-l. m the “mum oi M 3"-
admitted to llu: "ill, and dip no“ , '
candlduie. Mien lit-lull lxixl’. min (‘hm‘lu‘l‘ 1"”;"r5' "1“: l”"““"""‘ “I“
elected to membership. it, was mi. ii. A, l}. (.Jhciihller dud Mn, Hull»...
l to incrcune tho imzmbersliip list 11mm, WT” hostesses (W. H... ,.«.
to ill persons. Al the close of lbw WNW,“ i , .
business session. Mm. \‘liir-r-nt ('iniisl . l
{Hid Mrs. (i‘ll‘l'il ‘lnrl‘_l.‘ “0“,”,1 :1 (lil- l‘illi‘l LlLllri 2w ix. lilJH‘. 1w, llu‘ H.
liclous wuffle Hilllpl'l‘ rlret mil owl imml mil-slim cine... .
Tho-“Ci Di‘l‘svlll Will‘i‘ Mlh’d '.\lvrile Vii llll: L‘l‘lll, \\llli;li :li'l‘. ll) i"llll|ll|‘lli.“‘ "
Mills. Miss Mnric (Tbilisi. Miss ironvi lil Aluil .\lrll" ilwlzliiu «will L'l‘lllllig‘
llunnon. Miss Knilwrinc ill-ed, Miss this mil in,- pulilinlud m”, M.
Lillian Field and Miss lllll'l'l'l' ’i'llx lll'nll)‘l‘ri srwid up iii» iv
Moore. Also. llnrnld Wmiimmm. r‘ltir. lul‘ tilt. lJIlsl‘IlllSlli'y dmm, l "
Humphrey lmuii-ne, liillpli Liven :fl’lvrnplill
Charles llolilel‘s. linwliuid Rellwnlwl N...“ “W; “lid. “pm.“ ,U,‘ l-l‘ ,. .
and David llrennnn. Krupp will gm. “mm“... M- 1!“.
Th“ “F“ meeting "f H” "1‘1‘ “"1! mike i‘li "lill‘li'vll. ii:1- tin.» ll um.
be held on Mill'tll illth, :it the lump int: ”.1. minimum [4m 5'... my. 1...
of George. E. Harris. at
avenue. ,
John Fedor Given
Birthday Party i
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1“ 1““ annexed by ii‘ieiillmi's oi ll'li' "‘liil".
Suspenders Mini. vlll Mfr-in):- w
John redoi- or ()xlltld m. m... “-1.” . popular will: now .i .m‘ ll;1-_ brim
tendered Ii surprise puriy in honor 1 “(Mn \vitli mun. siys Mpg lam. \g
of his Lsili lilsiiiiliiy Saturday er»; ; lhivis ol’ New. 3 il'lx. :iinlioiiiy
‘Jii
hing at his honp. twoiiion's dress.
The house my: lll‘llllly decorum]. 'l‘ho‘ Women 'ir-v M‘ 'ndllnms"
with pink and wbi'v eirvnmers and 5 Will be llllli‘ll the some sort.
It“: Hum;
pulms. The. feature of the evening} list-d to hold iip trouslw but will be f ‘ ‘ ‘
wag p. (‘lmrliemip giro]: by Miss. much funnier in ll-‘t‘lllll and
Irene Permit. and lv‘runk l"|'i'll\!‘, fol~ brighter colors, Allen Jams. pro.- '
lowed by ii dunno given by Miss lic» (lli'li'd, ‘
len Fedor nnd Hivvvn \‘nroe. lil‘iit'dl‘ rvrvui‘i'; from l’ltl'lYi'l'ls"
At. midnight n (imply luncheonicollegc. South (hrolimi, said timiv
was served followed by dam-lug and 1 u
it’.‘ girls them had adopted sus—
games.‘
lpeildcru us part of the oilliziril cum. .
Those present llliilillli‘i’ll lpus rogulm.
Mr. and Mrs. l'. Virgil. Mr. and; ...____ _...-.......
Mrs. H. Evnnenlil. Mr. and Mrs. his v ,9 -
Rowland. Mr. M M... is. i..-o..i.:Cxleanei 8 Circle To
hursl. Mr. and hire. .1. l'lVdf'Zi‘Slil. Mr. 3
and Mrs. E. Selleck. of Siumiord. i HOld Annual Tea.
Miss Murmur-t Solioiv, Miss ll‘lilit‘v
Pcsnll. Miss Helen Iv‘udor, John My?
boil. l“i‘flllk il‘edor. Steven Verne:
Mandor II‘lnnoshvv. Frunlt li‘edm‘.
Phillip King of Stumicril and
and Mrs. John li‘ol’lor.
The. annual l-Insicr ten and will:
let llll‘ l:ili:!ll'l(‘r'fl (‘ii'a‘lf‘ 0:" the lhlIlLT'H.:
Mrill‘ilil‘rlliivrs of tilt First (“combini—
:llollfll church will be held in
""“--"""_~‘ likii'ifili House. on March 3‘, “in
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Hospltal xx hlSt '1 O llll:l‘lll(ll'l; rill-wine 1:»2‘ ililiil-ii‘v‘ix: in llii[
Hold Third Dix-inerll-Istlier Ncbli- room at Hus l’ill‘lh‘ll
ll‘iouso. last owning,
Woman Autliorihliies
Miss Marietta. l-lnllr-v. author of
The Hospital Whist club will hold 1
its third dinner of the seneon nil
Lawn inn, \F‘riday.
March 5.
the “Samantha Series." and of;
Dinner will be served at 7 o'clock. stories known as "Josiah Allen‘s}
Cards will follow. Mrs. Stephen Jnr~ Wife." died at her farm home nmr‘
vis will he hostess. assisted by Mrs.
John C. Sherman and Mrs. Henry
C. Sharer.
l‘lr-rrepont Manor. Jefferson counfi
13'. Watertown, yesterday, She wzlsi
eighty years 01' age.
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a Treasure to H are
a. Joy to ‘Be/iold
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hair of living beauty could whisper
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she would say: "Givc‘your hair the
H“ "C “Fm" Chm“ tender care it deserves, and win the
and Beauty in Four Forms. , _ .
Won't You Try Them? beauty that henna imparts to all ll’dll‘.
To Rduvcnstc the ' '
Complexion . 9
M. Jim? “in Inigofi
afar—d disappuring. non- _ Q
rolling message and cinna-
ing mun for refreshing and '
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