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Saturday, May 10, 1930 " The Intermediate-Missionary noeio. ty of Second .Calvary Baptist chureh will give a "Mothers' Day" program Sunday "night, May 11th Everybody . is- invited, especially the mothers* Miss Edith Weston, president; Mrs. Daisy Asman, leader, Kev. C. II. Brown, pastor. * " ~ MisS Naomi' Mills Garrett, is at home again aftef~having completed a succesful schoorterm as InsuT'of th(> department of language^ at the Bettis academy in Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ford, whtr left severa 1 weeks -ago for New York. are writing friends of their eninvahlo stay in the . merry' city. ,.T , ' ?ty matron, spent the in Sumter. Mrs. Roger Kvans of t'liarlestun spent several hours in the eit.v lust Saturday enroute to Anderson. Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Brown of Kids^stim street ^i;e the proud possessors of a great ""grandson, who was horn a few days ago in Wnsh'inulnn. I>. Mr. Prank Gihbes of Georgoto\vn. but who has made his homo in the city for the past six years has been confined to his? room. It'll Hampton avenue; for the past*t\v.i week's, due tn illness. ' . ? Miss R. Viola Sehell < ?.,UnionA\\ as ~a guest at the "Y'J this week. Miss Schell is__connected with 'the ManVp-" i ton Printing cumpany, but l\as been absent from the office fur ^several weeks due to -illness. . ? Dr.. uml Mrs. Tromas. Misses Addie Thomas-rtnd Jdnie. Gaines- Messrs. / Bert Stover and Mack Wolst of C'amden were . .among tlie ofif-fif-Urvvn guests M attending the dain e hero Wedncaday evening. Miss." Pinkey.. Fan- of Union was anvong the out-of-town guests who at teoded the dance here < ? Widnct day nite, given hy J.e Cercle Kntre Nous; ?- . M rs,.. Annie E. Greene Plunkett is home after a successful year's work at Lisbon Hill school in Lee county. The school closed on the JlOth' and seemed 'to huv& lenjoyetl tltemsi'lvs highly. . Florence was represented hy Dr. and Mrs. Wilsdi'v Mr. and "Mrs. Roland Perrin and Mr. Thcudbre Hin.wn "for the dance on Wednesday evenihu-. Othe,. out-of-town quests included Dr. Massey of North Carolina, Mr. .James Rummers, Florida; Dr. Toby Richardson, Bennettsv441e; -M-iss-^elrt+ifa?N-ohles, Ridge Spring and Miss Emma Jane Stuart, Orangeburg. , Mr. and Mrs. Handsel Waldo of Ai??ken left -best week for New York aecomuanied bv Mr. George Waldo, Jr.. and Sr., and Mrs. .Ellen Sijnpkins of Edgefield. . Misses Maude Saunders of Cawercn, Bertha L. Glymph of GatKney and Gussie Rutherford of Newberry were pleasant visitors in our otbee on Tuesday. ?? Mr. James Rivers, formerly ,of this _city, but who now resides in New -York is spending^tivt* weeks-Itet e-'wtth relatives and friends. . V Mr. and Mrs. James llanipton"and Mr. James Rivers, made a itrj.pi.tp Eastover by motor;.Su?ulay afternoon and ward guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. --?Rivers, parents of Mr. James Rivers. Mr. 'Lee"?"Jativ%on of Phiknch'Iphia arrived in the city Sunday. Mr. Jackson is the son of Mrs. Eva Mobley of this city and brother or Mrs. M. TtT Kleazer of Chapin. | _ 1 ? . -Booker Washington Offers % Bandido This Term 'i ne cooKer wasnin^ton hign senooi operetta is looked forward to eacTi ye,ar with great ^pleasure by Columbians. It is regarded as the big musical dramatic entertainment of the season. The operetta this year "E| Bandido" will be as brilliant and thrilling *" as the operettas of the past. This _ entertainment will be presentedjat. the Columbia theatre Monday night. May ID, 1930. The operetta is under the 'direction' of Misses Hutler, Mary R .Mtxon, a?H Edith CrTrnTTorr Tbir"rrperetta committees are composed of teachers and pupils: Program: Mr. T. J. HanbtTVy, Mr, .1. H. Whiteman, Miss T. K, Thomas; Finance, Miss M. E.HVIouzon, Miss M, R. Lewis, Ivory Lewis: Music Miss R, ?E. Butler, Robert Bradley, EtheT Williams; Danoe Steps, Miss E. C. Butler; Dramatic Presentation, Miss -T. E. ^Thomas, Miss M. E. Mouzon. Cos^ Tumea. Mrs. R. C. 5-lhnw Mice M n Pendorgrwsw, EfTntr 'fimr/.iT; SronPTV' IVTr, M. . A. Entzminprer, Mr. H. A, Champion,'"Oscar Manifjault," Tho m pson -Hickson; Advertisement, Mr. R E. Jackswn, Miss L. M. Cofield, ArtbiSt* Patmer, Cornelius Roberts, WiTlis BoVdv i ' ???^??fc? 10 render 'special i'koguam a i w esm;v The V-. At. A."ol* Benedict Inge is ivmlci iyv, a special pinerum at U.-.-ley A1. I .Imivli .\l i.mlii s ..seTT nip;, itlay al tt:.UU p. in. c^u'ai terto ami m iiu'stia sclwlioiis tull In uu'1 ll'.l'Ulll'S HI' ItH' prP^tHtHhr Every l>-.dy is "welcome. -No admission. E A S T E Y N N E Hoyal Theatre May 1 AI-.N ( Iv.N fl KV NEWS 1 v " k 1 ;\. di; i.aim; ui-;<ov i:itlN(i The Ke.vv. 11. ('. Ik- Uaine, ss-ho lias .recently had. a- strike of- paralysis, I >iilij?*ltin- school 1111Cfttil is shoeing a Wonderful. ttiedieul ability in trenlint?"=+mm?lie is al the liohie ol his jSnli, 2111? 11 amptoti avenue, am? is vspeet'ing to return home in a week: - i iiK i:ss n:i:s ci.r?~ ~ On-KiiTtay, .May 2, Miss Kdilh-.lirtt^ ler was hostess. af a bridge party to. the TlTeT Tees club and a number" "of quests at tne Holler Inline on VVayne .v\reet. All \he lusely (lowers of the season were prettily arranged about iite house. Alter tile games a deh. i to is b-y-m i > u Was .served.. 'litem -ttUie Miss J Jpj'otliy Hear son passeir among' the guests cat lying p heart sh.apetl lm.sk.et tail with white rjbbo.li en<l tilled with'"Snowy-white. lilies oi t he vat rev. Kacti gupst was. ysked to cake a favor from lire basket ami np;-~ . ii doing- so, she found the "favor to b, Mi miniature" th'hlar' liutT<piet~ tieu up along witli a tiny eiivoli>pe.. \Vhen me envelopes ss ere opi'ned it_ was frn"1'. they?contained*: an announcement of the date of tile ap . proaehlMg nnnttagv ol fne Hostess sister, Anss Luth K. ljutler to Or. ' .loiiir Y.r Waits, i ui inn ]yTTr t;ol'.i inliut i-ut hdWT/7~I>a> oniav h\vu Jersey, un June 11, I'.'iU). ; = '1^1 11 nTesTivTfiI'll u ft1 t'"tlainl.v hiW nl lingerie ami boudiur novelties, wen. given to.the following: guest of hoie i.r..Miss liuth K. ILitjer; gup^t of high score. All.-': Kthel "^Shaw; guest consolation, Mrs. li. l*i. Vincent; dub. high score. Miss Li I lie Jones, x!ub_- cojjuitu " latam,?Miss?W iIhehHinu?Thompson, ciuh lo\V score, Miss Florence (iantt. Royal Theatre ? May 15 .( ii akmim; lkiix.l Distinctive m detail, distinguished and entici"g-in its simplicity" was the l?ri?h*c at which M+ies. T-hutuasnu Thomas and Lillian Watts were hostessed in the"hoino Of Mill. Watts onI'ulaski slrecl last Wedwsdav afternoon in compliment to Le t erele Kntro Nous. ' In the livirtg moms of the home, tables were plaeed for the R'ames _ and after several progressions Mile. Alary" Kay isfTkon, who held top" score, received lovely silk pajamas, consolation went to Mile. Osceola Allen * who ettfc- highest, these were also pajan^as to ^ hojtf' sobth "Ossie'fc" rest w li#n * tuirapfwn the arms of liiotpheus; Mile. Mattie Alouzon, won low score prize, Hand embroidered handful fuiinl Perch i (?f i-nse Went tn Aliss Ruth Butler and to. Mrs,-(Y>rrie Dunston of Portsmouth, \*itjiiniit was presented a dainty hue collar and matchintf-ouffs. Misses Henrietta Boozer, popular society miss, fiuth .Butler, quite demure and Mrs. Corrie I Mmston were the very pleasant cnests'of the hostesses, . Baked ile\illed crabs in the shell, prepare IlauM--,iU*l*i?iit|od B> the last mouthful'," pineapple salad and punch were served. Each tfuest left declaring: the evening as oiu* well spent and wishing the hostesses- would ask us hack a train -: real soon.? ?? " J a Pt AY AT WESLEY Friday. May 1 b, at *8:15 n. m. in interest of club number two, Mrs. . L. E. Rosemond. Admission: adults, 15c; children, 10c.Mra. Wilhelinina Johnson, director, Rev. F^Page, pastor. , t'n Sat unlay, April Jiitli. Mrs. 1 >. K Jt'iiliiirs eiitortained "the members) i?l tlu- New Century eliih at their usual weekly meeting;. Knur tables were! arranged l?y the hostess. for?bridge ami tfiuli internet?mown by?t+replayers.. When final seines were counted, llie first pri>.o a_L'Vely pieecr of ?n tft r+e?was presented to llie I'urtu -r iu|'. ov-unr^r IviiilL' Mis. Monroe Limlsijy holding the lowest ' score, receive*! a U tile ol' perfume. Mrs. K. H. l'aul received1 a ueautil'tri -nieec til' linynrie, having .jrawn hi^he^t 4 or consolation, Mis. Henry .Williams drew hinTiest cue sl |il i/.e aiul U as presented ~ Iidx .at" hand embroidered linen handkerehiels. " '?? :? yy All npctiy.ine""rodadrand?ieedd?rink wore served . I?y t l lit* hostess. Just prior to the serving; lovely rose buds were placed on each taIde. . .. " . AVKSI.EY v; SCKillKTIKS- I'll II .VV1-: JOINT. MlvKTINC The l-.ad't's Aid and WonienV^loli'ie A11lofHH-y?soe+ety of?Wesley :M. K. church will have a joint meetiii)'' at . In. ]iarsiilia['e ALnnduyi,?May' 11?uX_ 4:."U p. in/ They will bceiuorlainea ny Alls. Florence llait. All li.ieliibers ' lire "laHprosted to be present. _ s HAST 1, Y N N U Rnv:)l Thpufrir^ M-iiv ITi THE PALME EES CTTOISES 1\EU ' On last Friday evening. May 2nd, at the lovely- home of I)Y. ond M rs7 "WTf I*. Chappe le, Mile. Thelma Nelson j proved lu l>e ? chn rniing hostess lo a bevy of jolly girls. Aw .the old faI tier time Approached the popular: Tuiay-of r,::??, ilie girls chattering and smillingly entered the game of bridge. This being the first meeting at which they played, theye was quitd a bit of , xeitement. Everybody pluya'd hard ini1 (ti'Cpte but as custom would have it everybody eb'wldn't win. So it the end of three rubbers, scores' aero counted and Mile. -Ella <'lyrtr~ Myers smilingly received link prize, ia gorgeous satchet. Mile. Mattie K. t.yles cuting. high score received a lovely double edeck of - bridge cards. Admitting that, it was her first attempt at playing bridge, Mile. Etta (Hover felt herself an expert to rpceive a lovely boudirrr?container?of~ dusliiig rowiler as guest prize.. Mile,. Madeline Jackson, putting- up a harder light than any, received a bottle of Houbagai't perfume, booby, as her reward. Mile. Nelson had as her guests, Miles. Etta Glover, Rebecca JohnsOn, Minnesota Garrison and Madam Min-ttie Johnson. ~~ ^ ?I ?A; delicious collation-' cotmim'iHir' hf chicken salad, potato chips, "pickles',1 and?crackeri'v punch.?icev creariT"argt_ rake iVfis.sorvo?^__ _ ? - i 1)A S T L Y N N E~5j Koyal Theatre May 15 I' A I. METT() * (II Al PEERS I'Lt'B ANNEAl. Si'KINtf ILVNCR You and your guest are cordially invJU'il.?t-o?uttend?the1 first?annual Spring dance to be given by the Pal-1 h ws? Casino Wednesthryv May 14th, from" '.):()() until 2:00. Music will he furnished by the Johnson Palmetto Stumpers. Admission: ladies, 25c; -gents, 511c. - 1.. ' . Committee: Jr 11. Gai i ick,?W: M. Pressley, B. K. Atkins,. B. Chapman, r.ero.y Dnrnnt, _N.?L>? LS-rrirr - chr. RADIO 1.ITERARV _.AXI) SOCIAL .?-4?LUB" NEWS The young men of the Rid o Literary .juul Social club held their weekly meeting at the Odd Fellows casino ^Firesday might, May 0th." The JiTeetT ing was, called to order by the presL dent .Mr. Roland Ha ? ? <- ?,ed jihort B i hi c verse was re a d _ by Mr, TTdyt broWTi. ?? --?rThe club has made a few chances n their officers?who are -BulaiiiL Harris president Front- viccpivsi dent; Hoyt Brown, secretary Weele.v, Brown, treasurer; Addison GoodwuiJ ch.tfrnian; Eddie el aw .Grant,' business manager* RoTyrt Brown, reporTer. After all business was discussed and dues collected a delicious course was served. Chicken salad;-- saltines, pi(dihy-aud hut-halLpuirich- with cake. The Literary ctifb jtlans?on Aheteschool closing dance on June t>th. We would like for the young people of this city and out of town guests to know that the club has reorganized and is better now than before and is (hiking forward to. U'i\'e bette,. dances. Roland Harris is president of the, t tub and we all. know that- the Katio l.itei ai y and Sociat club" is going to give some good dances this season. I'llvi.i.is \yn|:.vnc:v ^ branch Tlte members of. the Y. W. V. At are planning a bazaar for some, time m yiw~)Wtn- fritm u. for fifteen dollars received a fe-w weeks ago* ? ; A short while before the New Century-club made us a gift.uf a like uTiTTTnnt. We thank them also. Til ore are no-w??four girls -domiciled at the Y. \Ve can, care for a few more. Mrs. Nellie Mirandvr, of -lite Traveler's Aul met u lew i_a?ie* ^ \ ?SII>N|]\ PARK C. M. K. CHI RCII NKW8 Th.- pastin- Kov?S;i,inni-1 R?Wallace in company with two of his ortirers left for Che general cfiTTfoTouce a,t?"Louisville, Kentucky. < On Sunday afternoon, May 11th at - ToStntcv.. J. 1'. Reeder of Zion Hap-1 t fh^rch with his good" people will he present with us. Those who have^.heacd Rev. Reedef know that there will he a wonderful service. Come and hear Hey. Rev. Reeder Sunday at 3:30. ;t The 1 'illpit Aid I'alsed over $30.00 with the silk quilt contest, Mrs. Elisha Starks, the president, along: with her members,, worked hard to make this atfair a -Sltecess. A warm weleonit* awaits at Sidney Park. We wish to thank the friends fo* their acceptable service when our beloved daughter, departed this,life on April 23rd. However we hope to~see her a^ain "in that sweet land of rest. Mr. and Mrs. John Sharper and son Kastovor, S. C. -?= IN MEM OKI AM Sacred to the memory of our dear mother, wlio departed this life 10 .yvar.s ago, ,Appl 'JSth 19.11,. Mrs, liar rit-t Koon. To us the saddest day of the year because 19 years ago today, our darling mother passed away. Yes mother. 19 years niro you left us but it seems as, if it were yesterday and we have shedded many a t? ar at the mention of your ^loving name. We loved you, but find loved you best. Your smilinpr face we cannot scq, but we know you are at - 'rest. ... - .... Mr. W*. C. Counts, - 'Mr. Geortr? Kooru , 1 Mr. John H. Koon, . Mr Walter Koon. Mrs. Rosia T.ee Koon Kdwards. a. ? TTO LEADER ~ " V ?1 __ BEDTIME A Conversation in Flower-lanc * * , - * "Last week the Mowers,-invited in to call on thehi "auaiji real' ?soon. think I .'111111 |ia;i?them ;t s irprl t. v.' sit,' said the n^iii with a-chuckle an away he sped ?>n a gentl .?prin freeze. *M)on'| stay t<>,> lonjr am don't visit too ol'ton, is my mot' >, said lie to himself and I'll jn-1 ni.tU this a pop-call. I 'll. gel friend >o to go with me." Tin- flower:- \\e? enjoyina~?t heir -al'teriiomi . c' el? they arrived. They were^so in'eic-' ed in the stijiy Miss Marigold \v; telling of her trip froni far ava.V tin-; they did 1101 see the preparation:. lh cloud and rain \vere making. "Yes, I had a fine trip,", said Mis Marigold, proudly, '"First .1 was no in a bez along jTvfl'h some Easter li! dies, nice purplf-and white oncs.~'ti MMwrue that in not (Inn1 I'e.il name In it fits them as they^ hlooin at Ea> NEWS OF FLAT 1UM K \T~m7 I ('III ItCH ^ ; Easier was a great da> v\ i111 a The Sunday school lesson was v**r lriXerc^nmrr Our pastor, the Kev. K. K. ('un'\ and hia Wtr?v wfp?> present: Tm~-T?a': tor was iiul ahle t<-i preaell hut lit- stn ted that he_ was. going to wear on ami not rust out. Qui- ot' tin- local ilea conw preached a nhorU?dinoti. l After which the scmvd^ rendered ? Our presiding elder. Kev. \V. 1Minis, his wife anil two. childrei were present for the aft rn<>on sei vice. Sunday May -Ith.'ltev. W. S. Whit ^OOOOvvOOvOOOOOC-OOvO'^vOOO' 1 "I est W ?j I he Gripping Drama 8 . - ; ?-???r_? J L-i qit the -Ro g Tuesday % Presented by the l.atlies -$- .ADMISSION ? PQQUWWVWW'.'VWWWWW^ JF .you want a whiter, prettiet with Kbtdiiiola!?You can s; curt! the light-toned beauty that al! your frk-nJju w ill adtniee and-envy with this double-quick, extra powerful bleach. 11 all inula. Hit uinaking shin-whitener, will biiiq you this new loveliness just as ii ; . has done for thousands of attrac t ive woinertl No tedious wuitin; for results?nodisappointmrntS". * Just smooth on this fragrant super bleach at bedtime?let i start its wbnder-work while yot tak^-your beauty sleep. You tVil ?- be aiuaxfd how swiftly all'oilin'cs ana rougnness uisappear, no\ pimples and eruptions vanish while your skin grows lighter am r? ?more-beautiful d^y-by dayT-lf yoi have been disappointed in otlie bteaciics, irmPlllbei Mjilinuh^aJ ways works, quickly, surely Every package carries our writter money-back guarantee and siinpl dirert ions. Nadinola contains tKe mos powerful skin--whitening- proper ties known to beaiity science, ye r. ? cNadinola I ' Makes, skin whi ' ?i^? I THE 13t X ^ ' Will be rc % ROYAL Y | Tuesday evening I X Repeated because IA demand. ?' ^ADMISSION _ . : ; ^ ?- :? , * ?... .... ~ 11 STORY FUR DREN ~ ' ' ' l " Iff tillle." " i ] "Thi re wire "OJd .Maid.-" ami "Ha- : ? . eKelor Buttons"- too, and you should ' * seen them making eyes .at ,ea --n ' other. They -would fiair-'off 7i?.'t ~r|i:.' for niinute^and minutes. .Nothine | . faint of it all though. Ini' a! t In- end ( ill 'ho IripJhev worn >iilj' i i f i. i a fliiod 'Harind'or ButViii-.' M i-s.. < i iad.'otj* r w us trying to outshine .Madam lia hut she made such a 'poor show ? Hie sh,. finally gave up trying " I'l'obaMy .Miss Marigold.woutd'h::> . I'Olio I Jl and *411 W I t+S?+l?-+?it--?T ; 1;I ' ' tor hut .Mr. Kail! ended it Muiejdy I'r ' pat, pit-pat, pit pat, all aro-.mt ]n ' -> . ** flow ? ) ga idell 17*1 iypvcTi 1 )| era nil.;. . . tilt- hod's -wij'r+f thi- .seedling..- V. I'TT" 'v.atei ing the t rws and sin dd.i i yr-frtyi -?making'tin- l!i i\\ i'1's i,ii.i-h. th 'i ,m a.?_ while In- pelted them with, Voiding ; drops. "Aha!" said Ml', it,!iiii to Mm ' Cloud. "I hot We stopped- theiV go* T-pip ttrm time." * s_f j rf- "Ye< wo did." agreed Mi - i-ioiaj | on. "XTTTA?d nw as?ndi :i M. a?* - i _ ' - Anita. n !. tenhiirg s'tudeni of .Mm ri<- ' < o'ilwgi-.J pleached f'ljl' Uis?.. I'lhf. T. I' < in i \ .afiTT he ^ii ?n-.j s . Allen. Stati'- V ' d!*-e\* of ?H-uniptoi, w L u. s al in > oil ?M4+?In l i ?it nifi-"' ? Our pa.tor. Ki-v. K K.. <mrv r-rL ?: mil a,iiie m iit--trrrrr. tt rn?t.-: . . i- ftiivmtc I'm tlii> place L l Swiwhi .v.! I ac?nlh|KrTmil liv his IumIIiVi. I:t?ji, t l- T. F. ( (irrybut laK -n . > ruitiVh } 'II Hi' i i ! Ill licit lr, h .mv u . His heart.4s ill the worf;. \W r;u>.j Oi iS-'l.?.", !aSf -SUli<Ta.V. ' MY pray,.Jit.^ him n?npeedy recovery. Our lielWve.1 i 1, pre si Clint; elder. Uev. \V. , j?7~ Mini \)ill preach fur us WeiliieMl; > niei ;tt irrtirrtv* in interest of oiiii'^ ! - lion. i . . ?? \> O CtvO v.Op OC'C'OOO^'O'OC'C'C'V'C'OvOi e Fofget ?, "EAST EYNNE" !!. ?A ?_ , . - vil Thcatri- ~ May 13" Guild of strruiTf'i CF.urci. f~ ?==- " ?. .. 25c ? ^ O.O v v v v OO O O Ct O-W v v v O C' O C'v C' v v? i t ^ I " ? -1 ' ' i ?T-?' < prepared 30 ^dtffrritv Tttftt-it r " ]" Cunttof possibly h.u in .t he most . t tlchcalc t.kiYl. . ii Duii't lit tht' days go by while . II; you IV ,\h yoinr-ikl a Tbvtly.ligl*-^ s, tuned skin?start tonight wit h v Nadinola! Stop at your favorite i, toilet goods counter today and ask lL-1 for Nadinola Bleaching Cream. a Pifty <->-ntc f.,r n food-siztd mr. r (Extra large size $1.) rfyoueaivt-t bu_V N: rt; 111 mrrv.'11 eyF yrrrrhvr; send " 77? I us 50 cents oiaa-dtollar and we will j i, mail it to you of once, with vale uable FREE Nadinola. Beaut/ i TVwiirift ;i?rt g>.Ti.T<.i^g gjf^ sample j t of Natlinc. Face Powder. Address, Dept. PI , National Toilet Co.. I Parts. Tcim. _ . leachingCream iter while you sleep h CHAIR |J ?peated at the > THEATRE % I, May 20, at 8:30 ?] - ? % : of the wide spread public W, Baumgardner Ui _lL_i __il25c . ; - . ; . V A^A A.^A A^iT ^ ^ ^ 0 ^ * * ^ * , * - , ' ? ' . " - ''Q? _ PACT SEVEN / IN .MEMOKIAM I. M:u y ...n win", Mu\ * ' ** s., >.<)> ..j.n-.y <4,, - ini,t I. I it.. U?m - \)..l i ! .' I i./t.- I.- it : i -.t.i'l >'' " .<' -v n . > ' " I".. h? :?r ! >.. ;> i i 11, V ' 'it l . V liil ".1 i-i.'; ' II . li'-t ;? u.i;,, iji ar n. iihciv r. . I . ( . - I . . S I ?/ -1 . 1 ' f, . iV'I ? ' J *?? 1 -Un li-.nj*. -a ? , lia vid (?. Kllison ^ (iciieral IjimII am r M ( fji.-T. I.1 MV'h' 1 . > u' i ail . itir- rn1'-"" I II ON E .>717 ~~ ' ?teitA'HlMrrnN YT;~ ' ' Ik, ~ : Ms?.--.--.-.rr-7 ~ * ' SSIS : ... - . ? ,' . ?? .... ; :- - , -rr-iH ^rV- ': * - . .. ? If uum to be CHARM ING kre[> your d:in <nff . : V ??cU'id l; :hi ? ?== The cosiest wayany woman oan liavar. a t h.ii'jr.ii'K LomBk-xian- is by 'using D7TTr<?.J Palmer's Skin Whitener Ointment, This.preparation, la mo us Var ?!::ty years, light,*. ens sot it jts trie darkest ski.y, " ; clears v.p ] mtfiii blotches and toil * jri:.; ks :,n ! d, '--.aw .y with tiiut* 1 i*f*t4y..~rbiny ' e g .: 1 a r tr^r trt tl'b; jki-j. hmUuiu? with the ' omt'r t'ulmc-r Skm Wlur<T't J P< cj .i. 1 i JUS k'-t-ps y'i mi jit;itt ? lu'.ii' : unJ makes you loulc i ii.ii mi:.,;. . ' ~ Dr. r,i;evl Pa I pier's complete line consists' of: J)V." Kred Palmer's Sk:"> V/hit r Oiptnu-n: ; Skin . _ 3WL^^;wZZTEIZZ4lIIZ2IZiirZ33n^tDit..|.- ??? ! ji<: i'owilet ; 1 L.'ir Hresser utul Hit) 1 i-."-'- i. So !il 4at alt ilrtie. More:. {.,! .( IC.'li ol .vent posfT':ii ^ IU.! eCrrpt-or-- p!r, Dr. . . ? 1 I'll i'.ill.H-:'-. 1 .1 wt t. .f i.e-.,- ryy.t 1 _ J'). At!.:;:,:; U;... ' r-7." .', ? 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