The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1922, Page 15

1922, Pi THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL BUSINESS MEN DECLARE PROSPERITY IS HERE tion, Bangor, Me., at the McAlpin.— > on , ‘ | - tion. Bangor, Me., at the McAlpin. | aster, Atlanta, Ga., at the Pennsyl+| with such a tremendous output, The for optimism prevails, ‘The farmers industry, the tee! and rolling mills N Maine, haa not an active market at| Vania—ft ts almost here. Our bus farmers ave suffering from the high} have not yet reoovered from the wa ive firm pndicat of ms apeedy present, but optimism prevalts for a{ Ness ts = good indication. for the] war prices which they must pay for sluiny, ‘They need equipment, and a n to norma! Money, alse, trendy ‘iraprovement beginning this|™oney that people spend for lux-|tachinery and Implements; they dey soon as they Ae stain ahiee te @UC tba (t Wal 8 Year ago npritie. tt will take several years for) Uries feflects their prosperity. While) Sot correspond to the low pike 0.) Pees we Anal Age w revirn ton J. McCLOSKEY. Moving Pletures, tre Haely ‘balanced businese condi. We had only’ 200 children a year ago.| farm products, Wheat prospects are} mate Los Angeles, at the Astor.-There is RO he tions of 1918 and 1914 to become evi-| We have 1,000 now. Men take a} poor thin year, and & Ubi AL THE WEST. plenty of activity in our ine, but the P of things and are no{dence is apparent despite slo n van re not lend oney (dent a ve bs hings and a) be i Lass : rT eeromey witi{ FELIX BLOCK, Portland, Ore., at | ¥i™h# re not 1 ne tn ey ‘ As in 5 fonger depresse ving conditions NOs ‘ ¥ f Sahay be er tnd we have milllons of eee OW cat the Artsres| Vi G: PAGE, Automobile, Business, | Diss normal tires seein the Astor=t lnk for prosperity wa{doliars’ worth of pletures on th 2 al 5 Gy 4 * “a iy of omr uimber « «have | f bs the Man, Portland, Me., at the Astor—| oJ eneiore, Ky. at the Astor—Wo| C8. CRAFT, import and export] il) {lis if Cul tien Canin AA Patioives winch we must dixpie ot iy 5 TSE an uae Owe ida tY " Well diversified] cang0t hope for any improvement ul at the kal ld * Perce ane cuulle toc onett a Warmers a producing = mo Laviah ex wiles rd hale Riddle ssa doltt, fall cro é in. Deal-| been away for some time, bu plows | 1° agal ' veh inewanuet. he crate sai in ulmost every line e have a ~ fers are making hases, ' ‘ : y | We ex «good tourist business . Y —_ Lebabhy hide WE Mabe Bhs Hs cause they have no money t have | tor than when J left NOUN, ne 1 a $100,000 and | er price me taum of unemployment, A large sum sey a ral States and New| optimistic, and f believe that export 1 all look forward to the [® Re Gee agreed that the recent or existing] wilt he spent to bring vacutionists and ind the Central Stites and New| @ " sTones | Dll sition of 189%, which will hel ons of the pas \ + M h % h Will be spent to bring vace ists a . 1 ye] especially, will soon open up oney d co . business complications were or are the] tourists into the State this summer, jand moat optimistic; only in the | {Rtn ee mulation in. Kiurope, | Ui" whole Northwest D. R. McKINNEY, Proprietor Chair re Some others Cruel emult of a natura! post-war reaction. | sna altogether we fuel that w metropolitan districts ia depression | Eetting inte circulation 1 Hulne | CUMBERSON, Commi at Retail Gry-Geods Stores, Pusblo to Th zi Chil ; rn On the other hand, almost every in-|jettor off than most otfier sections of | APPATeNt. What we need is the rig Ty cite are ao inducement, Bttro- | Merchant, San Fransisco, at the Astor | Col. at the Martinique. Thin py: eir ild ren’s F eet? duatrial and manufacturing section] (6 country mental aititude: this spirit is spread | Ne CNIS aie ae tel Husiea in looking up, The general |Yoluine of business In Coloradol vt. thtehiienaliy, ghee ; ‘ reports progress. ‘The steel and oil wee ing througa the Cent tee, and | Pes an BGA StHECHENL ins normal times, out the shoes for growl free ny ent thoughtless buying reports, Progress. se Gullding trades|, STANLEY SMITH, Banker, Pitte- 1 tink that we shall go up more-rap-| OL. GALBRAITH. | Fisaidens } Ute ft Pe eT roueliend: MEN SeeRTA Hay, @uctInar HAY Ne giles for growing feet lewds to many foot ills in Tater i ; ‘ burgh, at the Commodore — in the lust 4 t knitting company, Bay City, Mich., at at there was no bottoms te ther ever regrets having boi BI » seem to show steady improvement, In iy than we went down Hy Ire: feos have changed thetr views and |™4 fits and eetarding expar 7 e ug n-Plan Shoes. See to a ete eeetnicirare des 89 Months the steel business has] '"f sy. PHILLIPS, Exporter of To- | the MeAlpin-Ionperity ix already)» ver IF views An MN vEr ale Cte ure eclentirically constructed te it eee pendent either -on the production of sown an improvement of tum Sv to) bacdo Leaf, Louisville, Ky. at the] ee eee ee en iain of depression | 1M shop will be a powerful a years he normal That hy physicians ad them bea: cotton or its export are not sanguine ain Aid the ohtleol tegded.) (Wel Mare aUe—Ge rat conditions iNT in probably ind the cause in. the Dy osperit We w ot gota preva all branche Then, too, they are lip nRRdE OF thie Ne ; Texas, moreover. compltins OF a ee ee Cea eky tre rapidly approaching tf ee eee ethode, Industrial and y_ousiness and industry affecting « hath OH tlie child whe IeoHEAT Gh ning conditions min oubles a Ul sf normal prosperity’ The pul ; paw sioghiie! { ‘ i i sfc Rie stiggests the recognition of Mexico as} USNt men is optimistic, for demand Merits Dats eotrareieladieicwer ta ofere p rins| Or. C. GASABIN, Portland, Ore., at memerenita Rica e find boys of all ages. Patent teathe a partial dy m are _ s Mereasing, and the cos tw i : ‘orm 2 cout the Commede: uv P bry Ir i calf the best you can buy for the le More optimistic, however, is the in-| SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. | ing \c going down In the import anc Wag aed He GI t section WARRY F. GOETZ, Coeur d'Alenc Key wee le ie he al Blyn-Plan Shoes cost less be of Blyn’s we dustrial East. While testile sty S. E. BICKFORD, Fire Insurance. export iness, howeve onditions | Ai nuractutit inti Hotel, Spokane, Wash., at the Penn- | in 1 We. toc i 1 a ; many sales and a small profit per sale pusiness in parts of Ne ampton, Va., at the Pennsylvania—] will not be salisfuct ‘ Tosi EEA LLL Ro coe sylvan \ Sumi- | N ¢ t ter is ne se xt ‘ ; retard business in 4 New -]Hampton, Va., at the Pennsylvania t f 2 x TH, COLLINS, bard inatrumecte, | ¢yivania—tt ha j 1 ‘ " ley t Idren. Bring them to Bi Yand, Maryland and up-State New]In six months--not before-we may} change rates ore adjusted Eda wa MU txereewe | te RBI ERCTUITReL aD Ware naTieeRAle today York report better conditions than} see prosperity in our section, ‘Theerops| — E. WIGHAROR, AMiupeiertl Ty 0').c viene We ace Horne: OR ON Tew fb gride alt pore Si rv Wer before. Other Eastern States arefor this year, particularly (ruit, anc in f at th pam | te Di GUIS age ertain that. the ent 2 y 5 hown Above: 7040--Girls’ Patent Leather instep | q ‘ Ke conditions in the tidewater] Conditions are improving in our sce. |" Ney steal Le Hiern eae vane : ated tip, rubber hee he Afiddle Western industrial seo-[districts, will tell the story. ff re-[tion, but tt wilt tako the next two] cc" tnd manufacturers of othory ire up. and ie FOR TRAPPED HOUNDS | # Sizes 6 to & 50 tons likewise seem prosperous, thongh | sults are favorable we shall have jin forops in the cotton belt te get the} Ps Memeo nal isi n r wivic ‘. Sizes 8! to 1 3.00 agricultural difficulties seem to offset] provement The depression is the} farmers ont of debt and allow them to ot the ie a ashe rele at End of 40 Sizes 111) to 2 3.50 | their prosperity to 2 degree natural post-war reaction how a profit, ‘There seems to be] bi A RES Ga ecuhanerte eet MCAT fort ey Kove im Vain bots, Sizes 2! to 4.00 | throughout thi snow this wint 0 MOUNTAIN, Ga. A The West, apparently, is almost on] 4) £, ENGLAND, Manufacturer, | (onservative optim: gai South, General prosperity wi ce AED epliew received ty ‘The M'amis Fla., at the Pennsylvania—It]’ Ay table A Used _ ele elects vee tees men cay Melis coming right now Business con peer aoe cancttty {and the frnit and apple crops will [A swners had several tin when labor increases tts efficiency ac- | & tempo Wels Batons rea rer ty licane ANE, AIAG STGOTEG PIC IANe ICRRO WTAE fe TanWsel ew ' Mhding to the high wage basis or| ceo return Iabor must lighten Its de. | ber ‘ S \ k ungting in mid-atr a ; ppenine Wc: ditions look much better, We dire to] corging to the: hish alte manda, and we must meet the influx | {'t? © and tourist Wade during fend of 9 tin-foot rope in an efto a great extent dependent on conditions| SM aerT €, ROBINSON. Hotel of chiar uropean products. Pro-[ 4" shins J sumine rescue then, Wo fox hounds whieh had eoupera n at the is only come {tte Ur I that t nly Pas Executive, Jacksonville, Fla. at the] hibition has placed a tax on business E. HANWAY, Newspaper Pup | leon } ie J, T. BRADLEY, automobile acces-] A. E. FANT, Wood Preservation.| McAlpin—lrosperity will come when] at a time when it can Teast bear i lisher, Casper, Wyo., at the Waldort finn n nie On eave them from sy ~Cut down the ‘ami Sho Bill Hartford, Conn., at the Mc-} Gulfport, at the Martinique—Jeapital and labo ach an und JAMES B. M'DONOUGH, Attorney. | OE Stile is com s back fast. We é RONRATHEG HARE eett e Dt Alpin—Connecticut’s industrial cities | Prosperity rdiy possible until in-| standing, the realization that one can-| Fort Smith, Ark. at the Waldorf—| 2t¢ @ big season this year; the cat a ANOllion “ALLENDE HC|GEA QuWHAT RIDE STOKES, -=oeecemmaenes were hardest hit in the last six months |tornational exchange is settled upon afnot exist without the other. This is} The present coal strike, affecting yin Borin Sherine reel i ay New Shopping UNO IL. of 1921, In the first three months o/} solid, permanent.) ‘The present} aot a time of depression; it is the] normal production of 5,000,000 tons af Tene and te yomen are pity dogs went ovel the edge of j Bein Avge Gaia Siete 415-441 Puton, street this year improvement has been noted. [high freight rates are another deter- [inevitable period of readjustment cai fy Western) Arkahmas Mad: Eames] ou hele debts. Bante ete Tee GREE Ate Ch GAT Tnata 4 don re ae ticoene 4 Buyers have been holding out tor low- front influence iene factors NaH eeRh Geis) CdAsideuhe (Ha Wothke leer Gidimenic leche Gale olenuetien eodareun tid ndust a] fox: Die next day W. 0, and mee 161 W. 34thSt.| ") NEMERRIC arae er prices; my recent Western tipfiargely responsible for the poor great wars have been followed by at! to the rising ude of prosperity, in my ) The threatened mining | op Ge MCA: Trent AG ine stones A few doors = LI Ree ee ats Jast is the truefand jumber conditions in- my least twenty y periods of readjust-| opinion. tarmers in Arkansas were | {MRO : onl SEE ee roe eral The effort was repeated Bat |_ West of Macy's stark barometer of the country usinoss activity lias been 48 per cent, ment, the rapid progress now evident| jaid nit last year, but now thelr mar] PCr (at wo ean sec aaa RHE MARA OHH ey : a ph ‘ CLAUDE F. BROWN, retail cict! mal for some time, but some im. {is cause for optints Movida is MOC} Ket is stronger Li ae ie ae C. E. KNAPP, Attorney, Bisbee, | !hr i Trovapatunt ave t ae 1d All Stores Open Fores, gauged ef; Wilmington, Del. at the Melo |nrovement is now ovident sveatly’ atteeteds her principal 19] prospect af i tine «rp. AN ef ou at the Biltmore- Mining is our} roc) ni wea is) Saturday Evenings of the Worl. —Witmington's vaticd indu ducts, climate and crops are always] Prasinn ay salon them ndustry. O nelters have f a steady improvement. T é ROBERT R. KELLY, Oil and Oil) 1, demand teeth bide ts peM Toon closed heca awe of the low price, HUGH WCLHOD NOT DRAD, VD from 10. 5.000 nem 4 | Transportation, Houston, Tex., at the] GEORGE W. ROPER, Banker and] {| oUl beanies ; PROVES PIAE FACT, the city @uring the winter, bu Bonneylvania-Masters will. Shipyard Operator, Norfolk, Va., at} _S: H. MAJOR. Department Store, : Hugh Mcleod, thirty-sx, of No, row seems to be work for every on till in my section until fore the Waldorf-Astoria—Prospe ts] Sidux City. la., at the Martinique=-| oi iio imart ina iia th Street called at The World REITER IRGHRLIDE henva Raat BS conditions return ton It tite einerging tFom ital pENohol’ Prosperity will when wartime BENE BUR ETLG ra GTN Hk cba Inala 5 with it, wartime wages hat Ume: there will! be into an actual condition. Shipping. | W#kes and profits are forgotten, “In and that faet will | in the inorning newspapers that : W. H. BROWN, dry goods, Lima. } (0! constumption Recognt shipbuilding and vepair work and the] M@eations ave that the turning point sti niitiy the eattle me lead. He fdentifled himself by i \\ \\ ©.. at the Pennsylvania—<(onditions| ” Mexico would help; that country is |jumber industry are showing a marked | at hand. The lebor organizations are past, have a better market, and Ndi an Monbrable: diveharge | \ & Hi are better with ws than they have|Y*!Y stable now, and resumption of fimprovement, but it will take from} the chief stumbling block The farm- nerally the outlook is good. i Hane Nha pie ee i Wilt Ruan whee the war ¢ Je would benefit the Southwest three to five years before conditions| cv. manufacturer and retailer have ae- ula drink with a fstend in Hrookly wis ciate Mth Been since the war, Our p A CLIN DEN HT GRSELLeRe Cath | CralealeaTITa biG AEIURTNGUAC TR tupted cute ant taken tosses, and now | , Ws G: LEA, Building Materials, Loe) a few Jaye ago. It alnort biuled hin (Buy now ry good ¢ son their | veston, Tex., at the Pennsylvania| S. T. SIBLEY, Insurance, Birming- | it ix up to labor fo take its share of nae! re at the Pennsylvania Cut Petre eR Ara fa Pay as = ave indications t Hotel. —Gulveston is the greatest ham, Ala., at the Waldorf-Astoria—| post-war burdens doing x bigger inisinens than ever} Te from palecnous houth. tle. was went 750-752 8 Ave. Reel Corner 46% St. aoene I-the present BKEHORE Ant ORVOROR ANA ORT ht Prosperity. is arriving now Ala R.C. MANN, Telephones, St. Louis, | 1!) Our Fention: ate SDR Se Adv Tin an ambulance to the Kings Ce , per cent, working capacity will be in-[ handles a third of the wor aima's industries are picking up. and| Me., at the McAlpin- Our industries} ~ Cent. Industrial develonment | yospital and wax «lise eu Our Easy Payment Plan Applies Everywhere Within 150 Miles of N. ¥ treased to ne The reaction from|Not much shipping activity from now on a steady improvement | show nprovement at the pres. | inufacture of farm implementa, the *saturday. It was another patient We Furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly. or Monthly Payments, the war is res ble tor the depres- fable now fowe ships are movine|!* expected ent time. Every one is optimistic and u Peas OE Ru fering from polronous hooch who died QUEEN ANNE PERIOD BED. sion in eve ‘ore, und as the city an . , normaley is expected by next fall “il ROOM SUITE. consisting — ef J. J. DIXON, department store. nding are depend THE MIDDLE WEST. W. W. RAINS. Oil Business, Mus cer GRIHGRoRae Beston, at the Pennsylvania—— As soon the poet, conditions are not fav BENNETT AINSWORTH, coal] ogee, Okla., at the Martinique—!'ros Toilet Tapre as the banks open up, liquidate theirforable, We until yar] business, Grand Rapids, Mich., at the} pevity is wiready for some line 1rd Bow? frozen credits, and loan money—that ¢ . t demand | Astor—We have felt little depression. | of Oklahoma business and pihers find nd Bed Setheicondénaus of opinion Our chief industry is furniture manu itlook encouras rhe ta leces facturing, and not of our factories] four months have brought « notable tus L. E. M'NIGHT, Traffic Manager! Memphis, Tenn., at the McAlpin.— J. $. DUNN, paints and glass, Washington, D. C., at the Martinique The next six montis will surprise as heen closed, Several are working _ trated, at yvertime and paying time and a ha 4 179 5 * om, with a eonsequr 0 the business m ndlineasavboiinveliince Ge uuaineee: ana inductee, ‘o) there is a scarcity of skilled labor labo: i no stock on their shelves or in the : “OGUn aan 2 { think prices must be reduced every | acid thi ernment must make | warehouses will be | The outloc warn : whore before prosperity can obtain 1 ts MW expense Columbia Grafonolas trom $30 Up on Our Easy Payment Plan, April is exer iy 2 us ‘ Seat is] OTIS S. ALLEN, lawyer, Topeka, | solid foundation for prosperity can b Columbia Records un Sale. New Home Sewing Machines on Credit od ngs ang amar A rca a7 that. norma Kan., at the Waldorf—The oil inen | sniit i CAO Paligire anes gaan st Ace cateR nats ye unsettled: they cannot understand] W.L. WARREN, Salesman, Minno SVaLER GTS yw present DOUBLE DA BED. finished in Mahogany, com plete with’ mat tress and spring. Vs illustrated, $2 7-00 All Goods Marked in Plain Figures OPEN MON ood conditions can jast | apolis, at the Commodore—Tiic R. H. GEIL, Buyer Women Wear, Syracuse, at the McAlpin— Ss: .cuse and surround) already back to normaley provement even is expe a My city probably has more diversified in dustries than any city of its size in the country, with utomobiles and gear manufacturing at the he of the « ved R. S. MANLEY, President, Creo soted Materials Co., New Orleans, at the Martinique-—Orieans has not ween hard hit, because of the divers.ty section nd im W some have , others have made nota! The helier is general tha Coward Vist hese two have been working © Ganaiona wil A part time, but last week resumed (ull woven @ waht. 6 See QF me ane ei acing ousands bach a * , Paso. Y apacity. placing thousands back in AGN FRIGERATOR— ‘ilustrated pa Le : Tex., at the Astor-—We cannot ex | work. Our own business has been , YIN “ ’ Ae good, and we expect no falling off, | PPet prosperity until the mining con WARNING! Say “Bayer” when you buy Aspirin. eT ARLES AC HAZELETTE, Man: |litions improve and the smelters are oe AIR LSet Ie lig Ie | Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are ager Contracting Company, Balti- Motor Truck Deliveries more, at the McAlpin—Contracts | MUustry gets back to normal. We Naa e teat cere A ; PA ‘s eae inne placed in my territory—Maryland | aye Just beginnin i the business not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians : ; e ra baa ce cead ession which has been prevalent ° , cays aa aett aca cate? these tar any me time in New York, ‘There What Folks Think over 22 years and proved safe by millions tor period in the last fifteen years. Bal isaffectic tween witle men ri : timore never experienced New York's |#Md Packers. ‘The former made theit Headache Colds Rheumatism wo am Healthy, housing situation, und the new build. | investments wartime prices. The other day a customer remarked to Toothache Natralela Neuritic G Effecti 18g operations repreven! minly’ new ssleNh tre ataggering: cum pared! with us: “I had no idea Coward Shoes were 00 ci 1e e gia ee Be ective industries or additions to plants made | 'NO8e ef to-day . . . ” Sara a F ag ain, Pain nd Meeaneyy tea incieceed ile V. M. MONTGOMERY, Cotton so stylish and trim looking. | Earache umbago Citizens ! E. F. HOLBROOK, Wholesale | Manufacturer, Spartanburg, S. C., at im." isn’ | Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions Phat is what you wi yur children Grocer, Keene, N. H., at the Commo. | the Waldorf—No accurate prediction Strange how SNE ERSION8, eet around: HB ' fea i 5 ' ae rahe i dore—It will be a year before general | ¢4n be made; prosperity will be de it. Few people know that Abraham Lin- | Handy “Bayer™ boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiats. be, i prosperity returns, Labor costs must } termined by national and interna coln was at one time a surveyor and a pits is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Munoscet ee of Sallegltcacld Phen look after their teeth NOW first decline. This is just a post-war | (ional developments of which we now 24 te i reaction, and the economic public isf snow nothing — There little op carpenter. Atte just waking up to the fact that it has mism in the cotton district of m. Fy 4 > otal been through the World War Gate We iad a ld winter: ithe Those people who think that comfortable SLI Oy ERY WATERBURY SERVICE E. 8. JORDAN, Automobile Manu- | "vases of the boll-weevil will be and helpful shoes are necessarily lacking upHOLS A SuRcIN| ACLU AUR TRIIIRA RC ot facturer, Cleveland, at the Biltmore—| #icaie: thin eve: Some rellet las in style, are surprised when they see how Pri ncreases the it trelahteneds a Speaking generally, the question is} een gained by the factories whic , 4 At Lowest Prices Crooked. tee ; il hard to answer. But prosperity is al- ]€MPloyed more workers than cond much style can be had in Coward Shoes. in the Cit s arrested, missing teeth replaced ready here ip the automobite bus tions demand, but these are only on n the City |laction of the eee Cua aici, We cannot get enough materials | for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN meet demands. Al! through A part-time basis ARTHUR MURRAY Dancing Tel Warnins 8447 intestines “4 { Stops Pain Instantly r, dealers did not buy, fac "i | s Beas in punuleten Sold Nowhere Else H 5-Pe Slip Covers maar All Laaguages Spoken Lady Attend Blue -jay parts dealers refused to stock “FC. undreds of men and w * ee mak Cas tans to mh: G James S. Coward Guaranteed Dustproof men have already found WarerBurY DENTAL COMPANY | to your druggist ee ented ar alu No all RAND KAPIDS 260-274 Greenwich Street - - - New York | freedom from laxatives by Incorporated | ta ee tre paying fe 1 Wa mie ating Fleisc 1 e Established 18$ byl 0, KYLE) New Enalend power F (Near Warren o. $ 98 eating Fleischmanr fresh 29 Ww Ark ne GBT wee St aca nia are Company, Worcester, Mass., at the URNITURE Val tal : ; Blue-jay. A touch stops the painjn Commodore—{f am naturally quite an - Doctors are 414-16 Fulton St, Brooklyn |e the corn loosens and optimist. In onr business we set 4 CREDIT TERMS proper eaminat Hours: 8 106 Sunoays: CLOSEB | comes out Made in t forms—a 004 inside view of conditions, $3.00 Down on ae A 1 hould be broug! th ‘ ess, clear liquid (one drop does ean judge by the power used hy in dustries. Possibly the metal are slack, but there are sood } dilities for early improvement paper industry is coming hack, but the cotton trades aie despordent be eause of the strike. In my opinion the pendulum seached urthest point some time ago, it always Swit hack. £. B. LAWSON, Steel B Buffalo, at the Pennsylvania tfons are better; the banks 1 ening up. The Lackawanna st plant is running 65 per cont, capac ity, or 85 per cent, of norma ° opening of the Lukes will help the sit- 5.00 “ 7.50 Ly 10.00 15.00 a8 Se be FADED CURTAINS, SKIRT One doctor come states plainly that th extra thin plasters. Use form vou preter, plasters }—the action is the same Made ina world-famed Sold by all druggistse inate use of cathartics the causes of con Physicians all o are recommend fresh yeast beca ood, rich in tho: keep the intestir eries of tested ¢ Nature’: means of stopping coughs comes to you direct from her vast Spruce Forests | Over 60 years in house- Vable and 4 Chairs, cow n Suites, aii tions were rest Comfort Your Skin | With CuticuraSoap ||and Fragrant Taleom to 5 we SWEATER, DRESS OR COAT IN “DIAMOND DYES” wa Tarypan organ ig bln al MOMMN 1449 41ST || 2 EVERYTHING VOR ‘TL VENINGS mation Rach package “Diamond Dyes” fhan Snfte, 100 per cent, capaeits. The e-| MOD AVY VP SLULME NZ Mm | as never disrad Weare, she can pul ]yau wish fo dsc WORLD WANTS suns reagion was just 1 post-war ion adele ’ ' ‘ he 1 alias | OTTO NELSON, Gerea! £274 MAEM 85sec vena rapier sete sade i. Ms WORK WANGERS Vorld Wants Work Wonde fe | s