n t a I insirtirtioiit
Whether the u:11 or the mother
,should make the -*? >, tions depends
! upon their una I<fle^iii.ps ,\ mother
j of Koof| taste W ill insist upon doing
! it. but it sometimes happens that the
'?laughter has i.ene, eye. brichtei
mind and l.ei ted .mdsment
.?<0 tliete you are. y. > 11 see
I The standard of
prevn il.
There s a ne
town. j t is ;
net atirl tootle
as if it were a hat . ro\
had worn om |r, . .,j
slander it is something
traetive
Tiie . iint rthtit i.
- ive \ 1 >11 a 11 1 r I en
its chief .'harm
Mend
?hould
ti a i
?i.l
rtiuninc round
between bon
t looj, s riiu.-li
' w hose britn
'' e of ai;
le? idedly a t -
t h
it ?
a M ist w ill
' '" 111. I !|ou j; h
inmierx co|ot
V-aiKu
Mldsu miner Hnt of l.rchorn.
t ?!*
.1 n d
? a 1 e 'j
on the
I-V.I
?I ill h!';e v. f mentioned hefoi
e ?? an old-fashioned crimson r.-..-?
dt'.-rt-y ;n front, tather h;sh
? row n.
. n delie.it e type ..f fenii.
nine loveliness is this special chapcau
des'eneri. j. suggestive of fragility
*' ,jr' ' ":tfid f.it ladles mu>: i.e.
ware?thouRh it Is exactly the type
of a 'op-pie. e t |,at Miss Pudgy n;
'"i.t for and adore ?and will w.-ar .f
' * n ' permits.
fetti-ioats are becoming so expen
sive that i. om ,,r ?.s will pra\ for the
"I 'l.e "skimply skirt thai was,
s^i-r.ply awful' when petticoats we
?" '? ? :i r , f - c t t ...
