The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 28

¥ (TNE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920.8 tel fea make themestves aa the men really love to be elling white fies | rd believe they are perfect, thereby tell- ‘and catered to. I hope he . 1) t real girls, or else use HERE'S A POSER ing @ white He, ee LW. A ra gM Rt ey the i Pome Edlter, The Kyesing World: in every ~ , v [erage ‘ot man 1 read with indignation the letter of * Are White Lies Justified in Winning a Woman's Love? rayon Lane rhe pel ‘oat Putsowren otrre o1ns.ons. | daa se ceeaekaoes’ ait Wax. oes it tell lies to a it} Gitte inceton Univer- rele tae) ‘The final letters of readers of The Evening World will appear | |Tiust continue If he wishes to hold| sity egeregating $486,096 were an- coy | HOW Tp > to-morrow. The solution to thie most interesting problem will be her. It te untrue and unfair, Evi-| nounced yesterday at a meeting of the HANTOM LOVER,” a wonderful story of white jontly the young man judges all girls | toard of Trustees. They include a leg- , Me Korea "ohicn atarte Kicnase in | [bz those Re'haa inet 1 Sonun' oat | Sor of Fanon from the tate of fumes i germ OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS by Ruby M. Ayres, which starts Monday well for him, aa it looks as though) Taughila Jr. of | Pit h for tt f 4 | Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply to Lon: oreates Scum to. have (ee eaxeslet hie pareate, : Inland, New Jersey and Connecticut. {Biiter, The Deening work her of mine, giving her the impression Sa : = ee ' 1 | MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERICS man te @ coward of the wormt | that I was not to biame. I led to i : 86th St. Cronttown Cars Two Blocks Away the one I loved dearly—-a white lie ¢€ ) c pat pat) ‘tp 84th St. “L” Station at Our Door ise pron ania ot 8 VE ie 1 'Te happened that she met my former Miamond. Wa tche;s ! |? n 3d Ave, Street Cars Pass Our Door other of @ lie, to sweetheart, I Jeerned this, and un : : : : ae @ woman. ‘The girl, In all prob-|1 confessed to her 1 waa th dread a9 . Se pm as ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN ” to the outcome of the moo! ey, » eae p Would expose her heart and) ii ie to have hor know that 1 had ; . 4o him many times If she loved to her, I explained, when 1 told 1 \ T Witerwy ta and he, after recetying all this 6 L wna atiald that ' 4 = 4 carianes, coat confidence of hers, should kuew that ; ) J td frames, upho even think of an untruth. \ with the n 1 gold vel ‘white lle man is like « wolf, who| other girl. To 5 1 > cs) at: : sl and go lour, more of himasif than of his/me that ashe O 4 ¢ Wh 4 Tan Ya) . ¥ with one pillow He places himself the loved me ‘ \ <<“ " id ee k ; i to match; inde. Covted gallo | I : | i aresay Hi structible spring. and stand by her decisio: i i *$ — San i z y: i eats, ib Dappiness above his and mtart . 4 ae : in seatsy as illus from the beginning ecord trated. JACK WALKER XE . 4 Pr } ; | 3-Piece - ¢ 98 Teen wore: | Te eee ee eh or ame, el 1 j : Living Room or Parlor Suite, with 99° re going with my present Hes told not only to meld Came Pansls, Gt. ccccicsccssvnee I was going with & girl of ‘a self, but also to spare pain to heart, PP a] ~ - , = I thouaht the world. 1 made a on you love, are permiaaible A! Ss TJ I a Wi a mistake by not being punctual,| if 6 M Ny yn he 4 Sy] 1 is self-adjusting and has ed four times, and | was! whould do anything to spare her @ , hogany finish, ” or < 6 entirely with . < ~ neither hooks, eyes nor but- PQ eee Mire’ a ao aikerence ONFIDEN TI ALBROADWAY SS Eine si550 te 45.0, Phot stered never happen again. Then I P ite He RE I ) 1 Two oooRS Nem Hyrlente Fashion bertitute, Mow Tork. ate, back and present theart, and in ex . ‘ nd vate , coe # mes rem ma \ be of our former affaira, I toll lence. t In : cd ABOVE 37725 u ; waeticg Levee } - ery i ndestructible ‘springs In seats; as illustrated, An underwear style for every gown— <SaRU Rea: from tailored suit : —— to dance frock Aspi rin oe ” j Nor 80 Med meer years ago we used to put on our winter Bayer on Genuine flannels on the 10th of November. And we took them off on ‘ “ ” the 10th of May. We had just two kinds, heavy weight and Warning! Unless you see the name Bayer on vA tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed 2 ye weight, and we wore the same style every day regardless ye ach | outer clothes, by physicians for 21 years and proved safe by millions, But dress materials have gotten thinner and softer. Blouses have become transparent. Skirts have grown narrower and e SAFETY FIRST! 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