Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1926, Page 22

| the ‘magistrates and accublng twe 1 1}3’.( #ifver. She ‘Belfpve Me1- ‘with ione girl in par: | 't treated him.- % ¥ X " L Sk Hen Mk&n!\i TR ?‘z W Mugh st o S thé “eveni wn with black and .h.ul\tr'; om Among the eolors ehoben tor" th table A ‘| trocks . of _nb! wom .| presented at eourt In n ;| were théss.. . Fiesh. o with diamants and .‘yfih valyat, combined with fon: silver, with, trafn lined | . o 3 88 ly - b - ¢yclamen, e ly8rs - orchig mative; with pearl } 14 ::g"l blue satin, with dlamants:. sil. , linéd with erchid: mpuve. The pepplarity of orchid and archid mauve “was - well manitestsd. .. Thé - | soft, bright blue that-they eall asure blue was worn - by -many. ef- the - younger women. Silver. in . the duly | Fith:sus tones called ‘“antique.” or oxidized, uted, and various ereamy 04 bf white, ‘that might he called | F6% Were also much in evidence. ¥ 5 fCongrient. 1928.) p 0 . 4ssure suitors that they can't kid us?, : { - Alles -is only tecting herself against- future disillusionment, Dave.! X very long. wi ” Y:xfl you claim lgov hat is the differénce he- and you expec! astool: . || with” the solemn gravity 3 » s a s l:y:e‘lho would. if_she. didn’t._have th cnafl: ot &m her chum, g P oo B SO w. ean you tell ‘A kbod when n'ses it? t kind, of & 'polson fs hears, And the result is that her ! heart’s_been' badly broken twice, so l."qfomn of the body is t' &t 24" she's & ‘fairly battéred ob- affested by strychrind? ' .| {deet tor ane so young. .- 6, What 'is an_&ntidoté for | | Alicedoesn’t, want. to fsoning? ° < ‘¢ m fi"mfil"f.fi“ej"w‘i I to' restion ergelt T asRperately . ‘tomorrow's mti':.f dusationtIn 1']taen watch ;eunm. ”"3 sweetheart to h ras bait-hour, which, to.in the ensying years. 8o ‘Whe laighs At vou. venom? 4. What is an antidbte for Y00 n antidbee and pi 30 1 —listens and belléves what she | . #6¢ Just ‘what lines; ean do. 17 Yourn'tof wrowing u% hehlawomen of having. baisoned ‘their'| * oy S uovi of “m‘ e to hiame just |’ husbands and séveral others,- 'The ! fn magistrate ~ ealled the - women- into {eourt ~ and produced * as ' #vidence:| 414 3 ok NEW KNICKNACKS OF INPOR- TANCE. AT 10P LONG, NECKLACE AND PEA NECKLACE, _OF MOD! BMALI; PEARLS, DIAMOND ARROW MOUNTED ON, FI n%ga\ 3 THAT o8 THI BEING STUCK THR! uug o ARM, s [3 | Parls in certain esséntials of fashion— hut she always chooses her own color scheme. RBlack and white with red was - the! /Ascot color schema!-this | season, and it has met with much suc- cess. Green lawns and green trees must_be taken into_consideration— and ‘no-color. scheme would .be really - Danny Makes a Home. Do Tsimn a s hom 3 " "0id Motber Nature, Meadow Mouse had found lh.lnzr, n was well up on the besch. were sand dunes. Bacl dunes was what see pasturé, and this in edge of A great THE OLD LOG WAS HOLLOW. But for the rest,of that first day he ‘was quite sdtisfied to remain under the bathhouse, especially whéh he found that Jimmly Skunk wuvqult’ good-natured and had no intention of harming him. edln “t;n“t, :a-hmy rm-d more concern al it Food sleep than anything else. 'I'-freum‘ 7 Up in a little hollow in the sand in | 3t A0me, the darkest corner and in no_time at all was fast asleep. 2 But Danny couldn’t sleep. it was all so new and ‘strange that he just couldn’t - sléep. He did jolly, reund, bright Mr. hurry up nd go-to ded. o and e his nose out from under the Bathe :o:‘ue to ses if the Black SHadows ad come, Z When the frst Black @hadow reached the bathhouse Danfiy gave a against them some of ‘the polsons which .the girl had seeured. The Women, EWDEe on -their honer ‘that they Were fiot poisons; but-only ieos: |~ i meti¢ preparations, and, as their word | u‘. ., . And “n\nh went further than & slave's, they fvere Ml.l‘i,ih!,,““.‘f” P gestéd that if the ‘‘cosmetien” Were innocont tie women would be hei This the mi X has About 2,000,000 pores. 2. 'We pant i order to ulll" the lungs faster, A 3. Dogs and cats sweat, but chiefly’ /| A ‘Phds on 'Mr:g i-"uboul . verage man pe res & e pints thelr affiiction. S " renb ok auinde w1 “umnm;: s mother wiil Hiotiée thit 5. Plants “sweat,” or more prétise- QNH has been | Iy transpire or give off molsturh; a T il Mamber ?I.' toee will give off a ton oén » and K 4. We sbiver 10 order to get wnm he_action starts the :‘uod e 4 ‘ tion; that some “ivgn AONRYHERL, ADBE:) “ imita ot or hag SRven Y thereafter remain difficult for the child BY THORNION o enunclate. Perhaps the fright has been occasioned by a dog jumping at W. BURGESS the child; or it may be because of a z who has threatened the, child ahd whose name thereafter, or,the initial letter of whose name, causes up & sand dube. Aorambiing“he ever had his life. You see, he kept 28 fASL &8 he weht 'was all out 6f brédth and ~ achy He found on to| i he aver h:l no: the i w m to . stammers until the habit Danny felt more comfortable. 4les of malnutrit] G ently on the edge of this, where it | Sympath: And Hnderstanding; &1 g i {ntojligent search for the:initial causs séa; ¢ ring. Anfl a removal of 11t; and & w inattention to bigwer | the habit, Are ¢ eftective ways of euring the stammering habit. - * Zobster Salad. TT. 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