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AVIATORS
TED IN ' RAIAI
IViaitland and I-lenenberger.
Will Leave Monoplane
•and Return .by Slip I
11CnoiUin.—Louts, Lester J. Mait-
land noel Albel t Hogenbe ger, who
landed noar''havo after the!r fi?ght
P1'e111O-lkl;Mil Calif.', over 2400 1111103
of the•1saciije Ocean, aro planning to
cavo m , all rano eco ; o 10
0a(0 1• Maui,
TI :colt Poldter mono lane which'.'
�e•� P Decoration ,Maga inn "The porch
lhadq
the" longest- flight oyer water, , . .
a common' meetint ' place foil' all witp
will be lett in lIlaivaii'for lii'teiisland'
onlay the open all Phis floes
I f 5 P ' i ' n tl
U� $ ES'
The Taranto no pltnl for In '-nbt ,
rtnllcllo, :wltb a ll a ked ,dill d aoollt>n..
New 0or0 'City, otten: u the toter.' rour`ep
et Trzlntn9 • to Yp0n1 wp nen, II3VI, tho
rruelrod' rtllontlon,"..nit deeiroli, of hoc'ominp'
o urate,: Thl apopit r1 hal tl ptdu n,o eleht•
h u ,yet,m Th unci), r I! unit o ni, el
theSchool. monthly, ly II w -d t ci-
In p t d 1.m Nw Y rk For
I rIlir Iul•ornlion, write the euperl,itandeni,
The=' Porch.Atblactive
le lure of (111 00t:ot-doors nialces,
the ogiripinent of x the .porebr at, this
bine mlo' of tilt vital facto)' - of Sum
i er house turaislling, ' -'reads a 1 ar-
ticle in :the :lune iSeue of Arts and
net
flying 1(3• army aviators. 1 n:,.
�. and Colf The
P2E55' SEARCH FOR._'AIRM N
Four o!.' the new`Y0 lc newspapermen surveyo of `tllo (nets -lot . where,:' the -
0 Ihre, now 0 fl trying an. d e0arch. in m3'sforipus flai•o 'bignals have been
wh
the north woods of Quel)nec for the
missing 'Trench' aviators Nnngester
The love of the av',tar for ail riecessa 11y iruply that it must be en- � young, )nen who aro
io o tirely o eri' fox•-tlxe.enclosed porch of; fioni bs'It to;'i'i ht E,• J. 121°W.Ing
plane, like the traditional, love of the } g and
_ fors quite as strong, an attraction and Frank -.Dtolan-x of the New York Dail"
sailor for Ins 'ship, was' rylai when 10
with ut, the disturbance of unexpect- News;'T. J. Bogan tin;) I3: W. Smitll
\ialtlaiid.(tifcl Hegenbcrg0l• visited the i tR
eci bree� tl t tt � .1 dx of the P•tth N.
P , o awe ,are hato•'ra
, case ra 'scatter mar,ac nos an . 1? g pin
great monoplane which bore their) at
"Well, soh," said Sambb atter be- papers upset the tial � bowls 1' 1 fb
• nearly 100 ;miles an hour 1u tlie 'lila-
vCr ow s ane: tie on s c,pneoui o'of the Ganatlian
mg' ,asked what.;hood of chickens he . teacups and gen'lally, demoralize the FROM° W4adsor. Street. Station in
f'merits,tory-makhig flight of 25 hours and 50
tie dark• but d -. bicep encs 'is` dei tit ot11y a Bent !te of hauls fo
e
p1e 0110(1, all Linda 1101 (1010 isihlutes:l
De white ones is de easiest to'tind. 111 '
easiest to hide after you gets 'em." rest, the ,fliers -were out fo}' a plunge,
_ in the sea. Afterward began -a •long,
Travel, teaches 'shrewdness, 'nn list of social affairs where tribute.ivas
doubt; but: as Man ,::who can make paid them for''their ':exploit. •
money enough to travel is shrewd They called upon`11iaj..Gen. Edward
-.enough. 25. Lewis,<;4ommanding tet;, Hawaiian"
deliartmen t of the' army; rlpon `Rear
Admiral 'John McDonald and upon
A' woman -'.`I vas outspoken at m
herb." " ingo u?" asked Gov. Wallace R: Farrington: Later
her husband.
outspoke' y. - .they were guests lit a community
luncheon..
A dinner at the home of Col. John
Wouldn't the -it be to great it you torrid Meer
Ii: Howard,. (toliartment'; air o
send the tlfslres '.to the laundry and. '
,? and a 'public. reception' at- 9 o'clock
the house to'the cleaner .
}vas the eveningfi Program arranged
TIB-" Vey is yam face so red? for the filers.
surrounding
'Top' ..5
Po <the fur-
x dimngIiorch, painted
nliture, in soft green or,Ian:uer'red,
finished with a coat of spar varnish,
to matte it' waterproof, and prevent
the staining of clothing no natter:
how great' the'claiirpnerps, is particular-
ly attractive. Iron furniture is equal-
ly,
'quai-
lI ' de iral le 1f the type in .which thoY � Y1
chair seats are so constructed as to
spicing.wheoi'ucctpied, or are adapted:
to cushions.
"For.the ',open:• -.or tate enclosed
Porch,' for general use, thereis-the
swinging ' Couch ; :hammock. These
should be of ample length and,, with
their spring seat cushions, spiral
backs and arm rests, offer ' irresistible
• tl
-
Maitland: told the story.of.his flight comfort ,Nearby, a f0l0ing table wt r
She"CausePa removab e top 'will be found 'indis-
71e—"Cause why?" over again, but this time he told it
She-"Causemetics."
with
pensable for serving tea or as a place
in Pour sentences, punctuated
i for book and smoking accessories.
smiles."Cs for the open' porch are to.
Wordsworth Was Right. 'Yesterday was: the happiest day o4 "Cloths be had in many types, but the slatted
my life," he declared- "I had planned ; armchair, with three'positions and a
The child is fathorof the, man `and ,p
and (roped and worked for that day
he begins to exercise paternal auth- ever'since I first Joined the service.
achy ata vary; early age. , 'When, I saw Kauai and then Oahu I
A tramp asked a farmer's wife one was the happiest boy in: America. I'm
day for a piece of bread. As she gave very happy to be here and I'm pleased
him a piece of pie she- said: with the reception we've received.
"Poor fellow, you look as if you'd Than}: you."
seen better days." Hegenberger's talk was just ae
"Yes, se I have, ma'am," said the brief. Be expressed their "bewilder-
11
removable footrest, is an attractive
light weight chair, easily moved about
and inexpensive 1.n price. One of the
new porch rookers this season shows'
a painted wooden frame with a bril-
liant awning cloth seat and back,. and
short rocker ends, that folds together
in the same manner 8e a camp chair.
In the matter of porch .rugs, the new
tramp. He shoveled . about a cubic nnent at finding that they Here ren Y closelyahnnd-woven straw patterns of. -
foot of pie into his .mouth with his here," and continued: "We're grate- for a;most tempting' selection of
knife and added, "Once I dwelt In ful that we were chosen tor the mite colorful destgne, . bold i electitment,
- marble halls." I sion. It is a drmin come true. I earn but carefully carried out in harmoni-
"Aud how," asked the farmer's wife;, rind 'words to express my appreciation cate but colorings: For the enclosed porch
"did you come to lose such . a nice' for the, reception you have given us-" hand. made Indian druegets,: made or
The crowd cheered as Maj. -Gen. Etl-
ho
home." lamb's 'wool, are also - to be recoil-.
"Term expired," said the tramp. ward M. Lewis Introduced each flyer, mended for their appropriateness and
linking their names with. those, of. sorviceabifity.
'.Try' girlisa telephone ope'rator and Lowell Smith,. the late Capt, John
Rodgers, Charles Lindbergh and' Clar-
ence Chamberlin.
when she,dvnces every line.is busy,
An ideal home Is one -where there.
is love, kindness and contentment be-
tween Fa 1lllO l Notes
housecleaning times• armchairs that make any setting,
Delicate pastel shades, popularly either within the :louse or without, a
Among other things, happiness does, described acs "the paradoxically so. delfght. Stick Willow or reed has. also
net load itself to mass production. phisticated,baby colcre," are the moSt established itself in popularity as be-
- tones for glimmer wear: (Veils ing distinctly clean cut and...having
Give up the comforts 'of home. for the -shades ars not limited to dt'asses'a certain tense of 'sturdiness coin.
the discomforts of a summer 'resort for ally age, they are particularly de -
ever with comfort. alio Blood." The P11is can be obtain-
and you'll get what's known as a va- llghtful in youthful frocks,ever prove of service as a cure for.
"Awlilngs for ilio porch are even ea through any druggist or by mail at Cancer. From my knowledge or the
cation. One example shown in the Woman's more vivid, In thole stripes than ever, 50 cents a box from The Dr: Williams' disease I affirm that the knife has
IIon p it would appear- g Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
- A Plea for Mercy
Chauffer, spate my life, til slip and is ,
m how sumo concern; es -
curved th ilk Valentine peclnlly desiaablo Po OEy to Make a ta2i'den Pool
For o s
Make not a widow of my wife bl t " t inr over
you take that left hand turn.
]5doiloiny of words is the first ,rule
of good writing.
:'Iii reed or willow. furniture, sump-
tuous 'comfort, Kraeeful„ outline and
effective coloring have been com-
bined In great loungy sofas and set-
tees, chaises longues and deep seated
Montreal on their way to Chicoutimi.
The party'Melee. op -at- G-rand'Meore,
Hogan stopping,r-there Jas engage a ,
phlne4u which he is making 'exten'sive
noticed. The,.'other thele ' l+ocaednd to
p
ChIOol5;tilgi vo:110re tliey`formod (r `land
party; procoecling"inland. to the Vicinity
i:. parties
of 1 cx lbonlca Lake. The two p r,
aro Heaping in eloso touch with each
other.`- Hogan, who has made one tr i'
m. over, the ternitorp.`;under observa-
tion, Peek•tha;t the missing airmen`: are
•
sonewhcre sin.: the heavily wooile0
area no •th oY b1x1 coutimi.. The ob jest.
Of "the air and land e�speditions i to
'find out the. whereabouts of the.mies.-
ing men or; to' clear up the Mastery of
the.; bare' signals.
TRIM •
AT Y BLOOD
ALWAYS DANGEROUS
If Not Corrected Serious Results
Sure to Follow
In no .tro 1 l
t b o is delay or -neglect
more dangerous than in anaemia-
thin, watery blood, It is very common
in young girls and in persons who are
overworked or confined within doors
It makes its approach in so stealthy
Mother England Vs Mohler
India
I
have 'aiw ar nod that
there is
a e r,'1�'a g
i idea of
only`°'6no seps�'' in wkicii the
progrees has any meaning—iii. tho
settled ' of plutnliing and ite equivalents.
Teeted by its plumbing and by analo-
goes tests :footle is in a'sad'etate,. But
when:,. 1' '.bl.dsed Catherine -Mayo's
"Mather India" I began to reflect on
c rtain criticisms of our• own cherish-
ed Western civilization which "I have
lteard, not from disgruntled Indian
agitators, but from . sensitive- and in-
telligent oxen and women who were
a manner that it is often well clevelop- able to view the situation in porspen-
ed before the trouble 'Is recognized. tive. The drunkenness or Glasgow
But taken in.time the,: tonic treat On a Saturday night, the slums of
moot through the use of Dr. Williams' Manchester, the waste of _public re-
Pink-pills,
e-
Pink Pills, ao enriches the blood that venue on unproductive expenditure,
good health and strength is speedily the system , of : primogeniture, the
regained. The cot•rection of anaemic existence in the British' Isles .ora
conditions by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills clime of permanently,runemplol'ed
is:. as certain as anything can be. Miss these are . phenomena which might
Teresa Ileafey, Dunravon, Que., is one , well prompt, a, writer from Mars or
of the many anaemic sufferers who even from the continent of Europe, to
]las found new health through the use write a book about "Mother England"
of this medicine.`•',•She says: -'i can- 'which would be as true and as untrue
not express too"warmly•my thanks as "Mother India." After all, perhaps
for what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills the Indians, like other nations, have a,
have done for me. `I was suffering right to go to the devil.in their own
from a badly run-down condition. I way—(Ernest Boyd in The Inde -
was very nervous, had little desire for Pendent).
food, and would feel tired out' at •the-
least exertion. In this condition -I
began taking 1)r. Williams' Pink Pills, a How to Avoid°Cancer
and ,before using them very_ long That celebrated British surgeon and
found my health gradually improving, )cancer authority, Do.QRobert Bell,,M.D.,
and under: their continued use was r,R.F.P.s+, &c., yolubeerily- sacrificed
completely restored.; For this reason his.highly lucrative sure cal practice
I earnestly ndYJse all tvealc ;b'1$ to when, atter long years o 'exhaustive
take These monde, feolipg )lure that they research and practical -experience; he
will do for others what they did for nobly published the following state-
me."
tate
me.11 •
- Send your mane and address, to The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co:^ Brock-
villa, Ont,, and they will mail you' free
a ueeful little. book on "Building Up
ments' of vital import to the cancer-
ats9chen civilized worlds—"Cancer Is
a blood disease and its breeding -
ground Is the colon, Neither. X-
rays nor radiant has ever cured or will
The I3 rd Beth
Chirp, a fiutter, 1nd-a-�n1:11,
sgralllhle lnthe underbusll,—,`
]reel), a tv/itter and °a."quawk-,-
noiny lay's, (mpatient,, talk; flesh of ofgaudy bhre and white,
vo Shining .wings Clint:,Batch the
light; ,
A,,oaidinwl's bright scarlet crest,
Against • atilt -4n-owu:.. of sparrow's,'
A pcIse-a preen upon the.'lirhile,
A suddeli,il•;p—a diiltity''4iink;.
A lifting ofe�malb-bealts'-that fifaig,
The' crystal drops on )lack and Wing';
uicl'-bead :eyes that 'upward gaze,
Q Y,
One "brier,. glad; space of thanks iu>d
praise—
A:tl•ill—a hrl' ht cadenza a
g gay,
Then -_t( blue skies—away! away(
-Clare M�acDerntott, in•'11Iontreal<.Star.
the
Home Companion gives the effect oP � Amon the . newer
water 1l les In a s2a of tulle. The ones 'CIaO opened sided awning, hung
bodice,ls'•made over a a t s from a 'mear•ended iron pole, is es -
at • a top e a r a Spanish or
heapt, double tulle continuing , Italian' house."
shoulders, giving the appearance of a
To refuse to do a thing you believe
is right because of fear of public
0piniun is moral cowardice in the first
If you. do' not believe'.life.is real, life
'is earppst, try pi'offering.•advice in
. quarters where it is unacceptable."
"What is the sr'oatest water power
linowitto roan?" _ .
"Woman's tears."
g_ 1110 Ben.
A flue alarm flock Is the rooster,
His works are' of Earley and flax;
Ie keeps all his ticks in the hen-
house,
And you wind liim up with an axe.
Ingratitude
iingrati
Two feet a good
never cured Canter in a single in-
stance; but, on the contrary, 1las only
succeeded in aggravating the dleease
and adc2ing .to the sufferings of the
Is average :depth DOM. patient."
sheer yoke, 'rhe skirt Is termed of for a water garden, and the substratum Countless thankful patients living
lid as a leant. 2
wedge-shaped piemas of tulle with RFI) HoT 'H Ays of the pool must be solid, to -day mourn the passing in 1926 of
t' bottom of each I RE!) Yl rJ Aa lull dM H can be most disastrous. The location the author os -the above quoted norda
r re s
in the moonlight and the effect Is plenty of Bun, Gold s 1 P
heightened by two water. lilies nest- - duped to ant the mosquito larvae. I the devastating Cancer Scourge a
The lilies torch the July the month pP oppressive beat; Gravel, rough stone, or brick may mere Matter of history,
ling in the 'folds. T e 1 Civilization's diet 1s responsible for
two ends of a softly draped matin sash; red-hot days ami'• sweltering, nights; be used in the construction. Puddled i
side P con- is extremely bard on little ones. Mar- clay w.i}1 also make a water -tight basin. 'd depriving the public of the abundantly
p'aatlshowing the reverse s p • recon, dysentery, colic and cholera Where olay is used, four inches will be provided .organlo -salts essential to
:casting color. infantmxi carry Off thousands of pre- rcund'ab0ut tile right thickness for the health preservation land the subst1ttt-
gathered ruffles o:x the d and if Dr. Robert Bell's profoundly
edged with silver. Wiien in motion I FAIT) ON THE BAHyy is of course a question of individual 1110 skirt shimmers )lite rippling water• j� taste, always provided that there 1 considered warning Is now ]Seeded, 11
t1g1i can be Intro i possible for
floe public
10 render
Bl i delicate
001110d linens, also
n e
s., give (lie desired crispness for • (110110 little lives every summer. The sides. The bot(om's11ould have a final tion,of what have been truly described
summer wear, simple, coitventlonal mother mutt be constantly on her
charm' being added by "piping' with guard to prevent these troubles, or 1f
white blas bindings, white collars and :Uaey come on suddenly to fight them.
No other medictue is of such aid to
anus 6
covering of sand. The sides 01: shallow- as "'foodless foods" which erecta n
po01e with clear water may be painted superabundance of acids to the human
light blue or green. The dark pool is body, resulting in the new practically
the most succeseful for refleeting flow- i universal complaint -. of constipation
bolero Hects'ar'e wide) mothers during the hot summer as is era anti foliage. Brick"makes a good that is the inevitable forerunner .of
Boleros and Summer
e Y Baby's Own Tablets. They regulate lining,
favored In Summer effects a and -can but it absorbs a certain amount Cancer and also of ninety per Centum
be oarriedout hs summer colors in a the bowels and stomach, and an 0001 -of water. Over the brick, an inch of of all civilization's physical maladies.
Y sional dose given to the well child Portland dement may bo laid. A two -1 The active irritants contained in
varietych !,ts georgette,
washable male- will prevent summer complaint, or, it inch overne* pipe will 'be adequate in pills, purgatives and laxatives, com-
rials such as georgette, chiffon, (repo
m: therm- the trouble does come ne suddenly most instances, but out inches may bined with their only partial aelief,
rte thing orel light cottons- One ha will banish it. The Tablets aro sold be the wiser choice as the entailed caused Dr, Robert Bell to soundly
iht on withiec of this t, a lace or hoer- by medicine dealers or by mall at 25 size is more likely to bocemoe'e ehoeked condemn their use as being Injurious
chiffon ecru Margot, for after- 1pilllams' by floating substances, When cement and dangerous, The method of cut.
13 used, it should be painted, or the ing constipation without drugs Is dis-
Water should be drained off a few days 'closed in the les book presened to the
after 1t has been 11troneed halo, the .writer by' Dr. Bellywbiose advice is
pool, too it will become so caustic after quoted ' in the w'riter's copyrighted
It Itis 10cod a few days that any ant--ilietary which is mailed without charge.
Where Are: They?"
Bird—"In all my "lying trips, I've.
never„ yet seen one' of those:castios
in . the air, that you hear about!” i,
Sift together 1/e of a cupful' of co-
coa with
o-coa'with la of a cupful of sugar.,
Slowly pour over the mixture 1 cup -
u1 of hot water, stirring all the
,while, thea cook over hot water until
the syrup is thick. Add 4i teaspoon-
ful of vanilla extract, pour into a
jar, cool and chill. A tablespoonful
or so of the'syrup stirred into a glass
of cold mills makes a delicious, and
refreshing drink.
'Minard's Liniment for ecaly scalp.
Get Your Frylnp-Pan.
Serve cream mushroom sauce with
fried children. --Household hint In a
Johnstown (Pa.) paper.
poen wear or black Chantilly lase with 00018 a hof cram fee Dr
Leo Nlasse,in the 'London National black chiffon for evening• The ni'itle Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
Review; Since -self-government was lace appears around the•bottom of, the t ' 7 -7—':
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given to the Transvaal and Orange skirt and is puffed at Use botttimd Facing Both Ways
Free State, and since the. Union of l ea the long sleeves.
South Africa :was created, the whole•.
effort of successive Dutch Prime Minis-
ters (and.'owilig to the gerrymander-
ing of -the constitutendies at the time
of the Union, there hos never been able
to be an Eng'lis'h Prime Minister) has tion rests on, the fact that it.iloeli,not ordinary bigatpist who is surprised
bean. to "out the English. - Their suflieemerely to make known a feet. when 'told that he cantiot be permit
language' is not taught in the schools, to a man for ldni to act upon itr We-,Tvi' 0a at the sante time, He, Poor
E li I s l 1 L �f n�
1l rict a,. hatred. of; •gangland is tine that we go on in our daily colt the ladies o f Ch
:other.
:iii' cY-rg Dutch"histirry tiook.itlnet'igtioling 'rhe. bit"of 'new, know- understated tilt' the •naelnbership Of
endevery Sunday in Dutch Reformed ledge, 'and fatally, maybe, forgetting, Clic •Concert of Europa as not tom-
Churches. -'lye have get'.back to the it altogether, unless; it 1e ' brought 'pantile with the cohnoetion with an
Zero anti back to the Kruger tyranny.' ,,home to 1)s again and again, organization which is the angina of
the: concert ofllmropc, of the League
of Arations, of civilization and of all
the ideals ot,the White'Race.
Hugh. F. Spender in the London
---.-, Fortnightly Review! The chief Ob -mol life which is introduced will very to every Canadian and American purr
Stacie to the treatment of G-rmany as on die 1 chaser of the English home Cancer
Advertisingso
con -
Norman Angell in the Loudon Spec• an equal among equals Is her obotin- treatment' Detailed information con-
ate clinging to the Moscow 0onnec- , cerning this treatment is also freely
Odor: Advertising and its. jnetifica• tiau It is' the case of the extra- / '� nailed on • application to Charles
Walter. at 51 .Brunswick Avenue, To-
ronto 4, Ontario. Canada,—(Advt)
'-4.
exxcept in the overwhelmhlgly ng s a all,areo lazy, such crea ul'es Lott, man, had ante nod even to pr -sent
i t e c ether.: Gorlin must
a r uzz gets it in the neck
LIT. spray clearsyourhome of mosquitoes
and 9ies. .It also kills bed bugs, roaches, ants,
and their eggs: Fatal to insects but harmless to "
mankind. Will not stain. Get Flit today.
Distributed in Canada by Fred'. Window &Co., Li nited, Toronto
DESTROYS
, Flies Mosquitoes Moths
Ants Bed Bugs Roaches
•
"The yefiein tali
with' the, black band'..
Sbe—Why don't you morose to Miss
Dor})lonr? -HI-e —I. haven't' the face -to
ask her. She -Tree! 1 never thought
L;76S fi of that.
l.
Keep Minard's Liniment near at hand.
A Yard of Two Feet. —`"
Clerk—"Yes, there leas full meas George—"There goes a Peiloi that
solei'
me in that pieta of goods I you.
w'ltlstles at clangor. Sam --"He must
Sir Harry. Lauder declared the How many feet do you think there be rt. very bravo fe110w. Who it he?"
Scotch were tight. Al Jolson offered are in a yard?" George --"A locomotive eughieei."
the following ' to prove Sir -Harry, ';Customer (with a downward i
wrong., • An :auctioneer was stopped glance) -"In your case only two.",
in : the middle of lila epeech by a
young man who came into the sales
room 'on. ail:bbvlously important er-
rand. The -two conferred. for several
minutes and then the auctioneer,
holding„up his hand for attention,
said: "Ladies and gentlemen!! ,A wal-I
let containing a thousand dollars was
lost in'this room yesterday. I have
just been told that there will- be a re -1
wardof two liunitred and fifty dollars
for anyone returning the same.” Af-
ter a short silence, a gentleman with
a plaid tam-o-shantet• was beard to
murmur: '.`Two hoonered ;txx; feefty-
five.".
"What .a nice new jltat!" said his
friend, admirably, ;When did you
get it?" "Well," was the reply, "it
was like this. I bought It"first in 1919.1
'A year later I liad -it cleaned, and a
year after that.I had a new hand -put'-
orn.Then I wore It very carefully :
brushe, it every morning for three
or four years, had it cleaned again'
enee or twice, anal, ydeterclay T I
,changed it in a restaurant. 1
The- Flapper Flaps.
"Well;" remarked a _married 41tan,
after examining has friend's new, flat,
"I wish S could afford a Place like
this."
"Fns," 'said his friend, "you mar-
ried men may have better halves, but
we' bachelors usually have better
quarters." •
"This is the age of specialists;" said
Charles M. Schwab, "but there is
such a thing ,as overdoing it. Office
ineiiiciency, hasruined. many allother-
wise good business, "'I °•rant a girl,'
the :gfllce boss said to his secretary,
,'who is a high-school graduate; I
want a girl who can spell words 'of at
least two syllables; and I want a girl
Who knows something about busi-
/loss;'..I. want a girl wilt. has ambition
to become' an executive." "'Yes, sir,'
said the secretary, 1001(1ng up .,from
her notes. -'You want ,four girls for
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11s' to the body, which causes.,
the egilo to In oak 1(0Svii un(1
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