PAGE SIX
• >ne Huo rm&es ar.d |
thee mmT'noiw .do .tlj£ ?*wne ! ,
work I' >f»er!y accompuwied? bjrl
eight m with eightfepten bt| .
a Canylen bounty
in-j to (i. C Markham
beth City. •
"Mr. Markham has a 480-'- ;
acre farm typical of those ua- w
tiailv found in the northwest
ern section of jt;he State-," says [
A. T. Holmau,' agricultural fen'-j
gineer at. State College. "A}
few year* ago he grew cotton i
and corljf with some livestock!
as did other men about!
him. Within the last few j
years..however, the faun has)
been completely changed !
Large of cleared and cut",
over UuidS have l»eeA ;
int-i pasture" : which Mr. Mark-'t
ham says gives the biggest re
turn
Til. i«tftttre ? hind * is'
fenced V.r.d kept free rf Coarse
;wt V Jb'
has Ixfjrtii a'lon'k /v*»tUm,
t haj'.»i.) spy bean s. Eof n-'iuaud ;
- " 8 I '
• r'V
mules/have been wi „
by «'ik;
Vv. this one tractor. Tun
same WWk e^rnVw. 1 * •
eiuht Wo« ■
t ract.J 1 '' 1 ?* 1 flwtf!
• : • om* v :»*
C-i.tiV pV I 'JnW "'i
iuiT- •(>}• fg an>llir jv : v>> 1 to. • •
\\'h ; . j*» *c
l :-'»
tl" *' U4ihV[> OjMil'-
ti> !-W ibv Maika&ra aav* .-it I:-
*•; f'dW
■>- ito idi 1 ti S: t"? ' j* a
'•tlsW Mbf- si-ftoy^-ir
• . «. viN'ilw *jrtip-ir.
•f \ Af-h
f! •> • :•'•/•'•*•/, a, *&,;'•
Ai '•' t 4.. 1 ai'n ft iy*ie'J
in' wiruugh the-ihestnek 1
r, ire. ■(•'jjft ff'e hnd shf'Pp Trrst '
very
carried,,  u pa*l uiv throughout i
the -urtinior and uso much of ■
tho r Yuid other b\Vrt-fi.
duct- !iY,' fytntcr. The sj}l ""is.;
growing .more fertile instead ,
of ■ and Mr. M«rkh;mrap-*f
pears "fft'be satisfied with hi? 1
say's .Mr/ Hoi-! '
man •' . - '
'*' FOB ROYAL THIRSTS" 2
J i> .. . :• ( ; i,.' > .fi-.'M >/,/& jr'i '«.> nl's,
•i- ; ft:
ii ; 'i
.vi.vi.'.K 1 !.\ii. ,» t!. -.sun
Swtifil our thirsts assume r««>•-»!
jirojtortiorts. and a succession >i
IriiiUs goes tar to make a success
ful {lay. Luckily, quenching this
thirst is good f r its. Tlte, '!•; rid
which ac intUihe helps on ! "if. j
and. if it has fruit juices, in it. ti.ey
add vitamins and miner.;!-. to o'.tr j
system. jyi>j the sugar Ahic' 1 it c.»n .
give energy: .
,pot Children and Adults . |
l'l»r the uiiij;-(:t—and :>r g-i.wn-- j
tps,.' too— ir is of'en . dr.itraide f, ]
•omWne milk 4 with tVnit -met* I -t j
iiiis'-^inrpd-Je.Vvs; torn*, rd mri': is e.s- I
iccidlly desirable as it »vill not j
.urdle in the • ■ n." iy:.tii :i.
Ca'bopa'.e'f w'at- r • r «pfK.'«'f aV. " i
if Well irvrlr -Mid vjreiVlv !
may 1 tieV.rnf.k by children »!)•' vf' '■:* I
alike.' -.iid nd'N ■ pleasant 'rii ; ;i «••■
the
i!l tWrtp
, jfiie'e 'n'rtV the f-Ilti':!' 1 V
-aveil " aiil 'it :*v- tiak'lnt? .i cml- i
•jig drink's. And when earc.ed r>
is botr-ht for fhe -n'f of ♦!;'» r*'v.
the vilid frttit itself can lie :ti
ice-cream. selntitt dess«rt« and
ings.
Mere ire snjr*« reitv« f•• •!•'■
cious drinks which have 1! ben
rested 1»y a dietitian. The t'.r-t -;\*
are particularly well adanted for
children.
Chocolate ( iiiiiiiHt'tn \fillel ViH-:
Shake together in a shaker or l.'rt •
glass iar six tablespoons mailed
milk, fonr tablespoons canned choc
olate syrup, one teaspoon cinn i •
inon, one-half cup water, two an]
Presbyterian Dates At
rfeftbyfe ian
\ H- Ifudsputh, pf 1
m«jjinces tfetcs as
fplfowit \v V -. /
"■"Bfeftbiiry, Ist '.Sunday :it
-|i:'6o Sunday ; mghj; at
,7i30- ■ ... v,
Pine Hall, 'v 2nd Sunday at ,
Thirty W. O. \y.
" Veterans Honored -
Ce": sb rat id g 43 Service
ti:e \Vot:':,v ;> qi
j.-cjived eri v:jc' !i:eUati
'
tl-.e V.*c3d:::rn of the V.'cr!d f
tsmjf'fi-.v' yc.u'.i or ia.uiy. VV
Fiaw.'r, pri-.>ku'!it o i the Woocin;
oi Upe Vvqi-:.-. ar.aci'.i«3«l -tod**
■• - The' thirty- tfcot: WiriMr \ttH.
, Hvis t?;. 1 r.s'n m;H
•' "'lttif of tfie *rfr'
i *ti % :d' e^.V.aVF.«?/^ , ' , :J ' '
| jfF- o.
(♦• f irrUUi JIXU-.,'. _. V,«- • !•••.,.-4 i
| • ®» |j(n-irn«:*t&v« «.w. r.\ctl;
; ! Utrn .';ive:i ov.;.- io-vttetz
. nd itws; '.tocdci a oi thr World 1
■: » »!ir fonriwa years' the fl:
t r.icda! bo.-. -iKJ'/o;!-in 
I »■ tn« T*D*tl'-cn i
• ■ •- *.!:]
//Jr..*.*-:»r ?sr\ *iWi*w
!- .. 'J*k °ff i
.•■ /tS-ui'-Jgz:- 1 '*- >9s*' *" fiww-i
•*» • i-'i* l" 'J&jk-jii / i'ca .-rJ
> 'wiwl e J. l ; Krs ei*irhe.:;
• • .p 1) fft'*;
v.. i- ; " / v.c'.llU '.I
1 f iV 1
■>• - .iC-r W .
v • w-"/ f.?r £^i
, : fc r P*?w. r
h'i •' vr*'i« v *!*:J \V.
GUi' .iLil i i!£,U »v
piv-.viiii' bi '.ce .' wwj flrnt or :jfcjn
witii, 135 fn ?n: i'o: :y yapTft-a.ao
"The- ••rr/.i rf th* VTcedn::
of »>.? V 7. • ! :rt an i'ivr>j;ir
viili'ji] o. .>„• f'j.arj -cf'thP:r'os
ii;" f '-Xu r.r.d v.V-'-l
that t!:e Poclct:: nsr. fc.-V i."i J
• Air. - Today ti;j \Vcst
. • , »r.do oi tiio-Vjorld i.i ii:c t=»,*oaaa
frai/?inal in eitisi
cncc. It vas recently acriarc
one-halt cups tniik and some crao
ice. This ntm.es four t.:!' glas
Pin raff I* Milk Shake: Shake
gether in a jar or shaker on*.*-!
cup canned chocolate syrup, one
evaporated mill: 'or fresh creu:
j our ■ cup • iit>;ilf,;le syrup, one
j water and siv ked ice. This
I four tall sia-" s
j i'lnrttj'f le ,!/(//.• Slink" • Shake
j geUier •in « i;.r or sitakir i-n..-i
| citp
j i VJi'tyritci n ijk it irc»h csea
I i tie cuv j>iir y.pV. svrup, ...tic
j water atyi c.rji:ked he. 1 i.»s
I fiii'tr iarj'
I V :*?■.•' • t'rfani ? t l'.ik'*
i •n-tttef' & e-MviriV ''if nt.ildc «rr?
lie :t(id "ine-f''! r t"h "'"s «-r ior;
;iiiH. .itie fihit- «f .
i;ickiw( ;>•« F*'>rr 'tit" fotr
'rtl!**«••' art 1 ! s; tikle ti JittV tiuH
iiver th fp H voir liV •
Colorful Cordial*
f !'ruvitj> 'h»:! 1 iuv third * ttt' w ■
I and l« s water '• • '
iv itiintttes: cik!. \ild r '.;i c
• el;' lime-,  n>- cup pitvapj le
ijue 1 u;> prune .'titer and three
cold wati r. Serve v r\ c.ki
ptaich cla *c-. rites. ntii ( V'p*s
make 12 \ I s punch 'j!:.s-.e.
t'urrtinl Iknx, hit err\ s/;r
Hoi I one-third cup curnint icily.
cti"s water rnd one-third cup «t
until the jelly is melted. Co. I
add juice of two lemons and 
tents of a number two can of r;
| r rr.sed tl'rouslt a si
| Chill, add two ••ups carbon;
iloivto, 3rd
Tifefve of a boys'
social club in Brooklyn rescued
John Chritto, his wife and six
from the top floor of
alwfrriptg three-story building.
ofi'lCl " .-oiv-nt. i: Jnrcst-
eisqts* ard ■ _s:uv: :s oi more
4'-, Ihr.ujjbc 3 j.-JJO Wi'.'.i ir
"c: t-df.je ?: :• x
fO*. aZ'J "
;?b of t&» VJTcoU
ityt i bile Wcild ir. uawicr.timnt
t&ii-edraarf cnppraKßar.'-ci:.*. oß9*half !
ttw "orgtinication has
N^ ! and disabil- j
' it j forty years
°* |^«s.4E 0 ft»ls= - u »- 3t cnfcr
• p.aeed the
la!.; I tKCii in the fore
st* ! :*eai tracer- j
tor n»Ut«»asur«a3!Ri,sofjotJcs are.the j
1: j: ) , At»t.'4J4Tto. .at at 4S.m j
•! *«?| tlie -radio
v.c-1 hßWku - V*'oV.' inlH^hc-Sdqup.rJers
' v. * w*» v- 1 ».-"i "ias
* ' #1,2111-
!-f-'
rJ e->-«f.l i vSe-lfl; »», - •>: jt..:4ji»'/th?ir
y ttuffZhm titßTow m: *f th?s Wk-ld
•.r.-t'riv.A yi H>4y..X -f«.~ l« »3
t «s»o tSh-nicit
jc*\ ''lSptf-'"'. •>.**' :•% s if* "the
2? '\ ''&?*'■ '- 1 r tf-MOC
I fe.i TT. jH}V7f; M-r V-,' jrc| -
-».CU G.j » .Vi .JvOisii «£''' -
ait c:i. a rcll ol'
Tu !. '...V'.vv hit-ij the I.v.g
--0." c. t *:1 the v.-iv:i. i inir.tfd ut
in::!,'' .>.
ji" Hr;Jn t!» I'fif l.'.WO'j pfos
x- f "I {"ry* thai the V,»ec«Jfefft of
cf'rh? " \Vor!d v. i!! r.ci::s £*: ; issue
Ilk, 1v3.9"4' r-n.v j-caif iervice ,
u V-1-, 1 -(i.- rb3*/«bCiw 1 .'.VjiiTPrcsi
j -*'• ;+.• "Par avgaiaUcn is
3-, Tflpidij*. It i.« hiesonwrj? |
st-1 l.'.i-aac and: -ci giea'.or. service to
cd I lis rorhiUet-;;."' ' • >
• • ■ ■ 1: I
ck*.l I water, ami srr.- ut «.uce. liiis maki-s
sses. j ptincii .e!. .es.
I Ifr iit /'mi .1: i'ress contents . f
'n't I a n: ' l!,: ' , '* r ' can of apricots throue'i
rua a "'" v t7i )-tlvnfs cup '
' ' and two cups A'.i'.er ..ve niinttte-, ,
' I cim'il .»nd add fc apricot r»t:ree. All
( -jj s juice ot* -tx and four cut's
plain "r water and ser •
\try -old' in ptu>' - h cf'Tii's
• *.O- w'H niat'e ' af""tt «t'uwi pun ' : t
i.a!l a '
i-n"' 1 , i JJ.fervc-ocer.t fccverages
etui V>>ur' iruii tic: : Have i ft'.
fi)ls , i'""vh.i «tfurtiffw-rili* trt» • d»l.
. tf - fiti-lnKf > 0 H-ri'd ii
■i.i- ; K' r " trotu '. m;:;iln.r .? can ot irev 1
' 1 * "m-.s •b»n«r(ms»rt?'*rßi|(''WTitp.
J".';. '■•!;)' ''if .tV'* '1 "" A . «!>• Viurt 1 - I'..
\ j. 1 ;leis>nn ittU-e. tS',o iift'tle- .l.ir.r/1
' f 'j, 1 wi»t"r.(tin mart's al*.ut ivtc -i
''tjnth.plt.M--•!..
f !b>»>"" ' F'i' r *e\*' nrte»fotv '•
S'ntaf'i'.V •» "t:;» tvater. • 1
*rA idd '"t]e-ff'"r'h eirp Mahnei '• f
•'« rr*' 'tik'f ."/| t'ir ,vni;i from n
••K' ,r turn Mf'Jlf!m r.i' • :r t i ted 1 r'es
'"j t !«»n-/xinee can f ! grapefruit ;•• ••■
an*! te-.ft of '"ati t  "Hi'!." \•' f
1 Pi". mo I ■ 'tie of VV t(- and ser .'*
'•"!>- ,-oM.
ii ill . . ... ,
uriTiimi N/Ti ii V: \ltx content of
a ten -n;ri--e can "f irranefrttit jtn e
and one cup pineapple sjrup, at:d
rul>: . a!• I ' ne-fourt!i mp siiya l ' whieti b s
. two i.eeti boiled with one cttp water and
ug.'ir cooled f'liill. add one bottle car
and lionated water, and serve ice eo!d
con- in punch glasses. A sprig of mint
rasp- may be served in each glass it de
-ieve. ! sir»d. T'"'« *«> ripe makes about ten
tated punch glasses.*
THE DANBURY REPORTER
li berty Warehouse
J ! WINSI N. ££i
TL ( ~ . g ■" v. '*df
i hanks the tobacco growers i of> .tjie
I territory for the splendid pa4ronaf«
them last season in the sale of yotir
f tobacco. - - .. • IOOV ; j
They are gaining customers than
.any warehouse in the Old Beltv More
[and better service and ' higher prices" fs
I causing it..,. r >» '; " f ' T
H you are not already; n
change to LIBERTY. It will pay in evecy
way. Ask the man who sells there.
CLAI.'D B. STRICKUAND.
s " V ' +Nie&. and 1
: ' martin BJ ■ d
! .
i. V. Pres. and-Treas. 1
"• !•»/ ; x*Hw*sl »itt 10)
notice ot fui'.tror Re At. i
ESTATE I Tf)ERI) IN''
, , tktst; d 1 9 •«1
. v : ••' .A X
Hy virtue ot' tWWi)»v» : «u«nhi" •
~.tle' cdri'taiifeti fnt Ta' Softed in •
trust, executed to me m' ifcfte.
251h*day of •June. 192.'?. Dr.
.). VV.
i recorded 'in tilt* oniee- 1 of tin' •
Register ill lK'Ofls of Stokes
county. N. C„ in Book No. 72,
at page 176. to secure-the pay
ment of a debt therein recited
in the'sum U' $2500.00.' default
having been rrfade in the pay
metit of same' At maturity, an 1
I the holder thereof having ap
plied to me to foreclose the
1 trust for the satisfaction of the
i said debt. I will sell at public
j auction, to the' highest, bidder,
| for cash, in fhmt of the Bank
jof Stokes .Crfotffy,, 'ih. , Walnut
iCove,
SATURDAY, JULY STH, 19.50
at the hour of 2 o'clock. F\ M-.'
a one-htilf '■ ' interest
in the following tracts of jand •
conveyed •in 'the deed in trust: I.
"Being
and 21, on a plat of the lands, of j
'Miss Rath' WV J Hairs ton, in Vhe
Pfter. .ufcuv|
veyed by Atlantic Coast j
Co., recorded in the Reg. omc! I
of Stoke& JdoUfltyi, in Book No. ■
65, i)age 480. to which refer-j
madii for Jttgxe. j
certainty of description, boun-i
ded as s•>
Lot v'No, at a j
stalie, corner of ..lot "No. 2,'
thence Nurtih, A adeg«rKttst on !
| line of : io£ -82,91 ft.:
I thence NOTtti; JSt?' drg. - "West.'
I with- public ryajk,. tJ.,OQ(Jh ft., to
I cor. of . lot No. 6; thence ir. 4
i degrees We-t, with line of No.
| 6, 2329 feet to corner of lot No.
!6; thence East 1005 ft. to the t
'■ beginning, containing 52.2 ac- 1
i res. jnore or- less.
! Lot No. 8: Beginning at
I pointers, corner of lot No. 6,
; thence N. 4 deg. East on line of
| No. 6, 2404 ft., to pointers or.
| public road; thence N. 86 deg. j
j West, with -public road, 1000 ft.
Ito pointers, corner of No. 7;
, thence S. 4 deg. West, 264 ft.
to pointers, cor. of No. 10;
; thence.S. 4 deg. West, 2098 ft. i
to stake on public.road; thepce|
5..'43 degree* and 30 min. East, '•
i with road, 1; ft. to a stake;
land thenui-E. 88.3 ft. to the j
j beginning,•'fontaining 55.2 ac
; res, iftpro V>r less. 1 * ' "
Lot at a
1 stake.;on iJie . public rv-u, cor
i ner *f No,;Bv'theiice No. 4 deg
of Nov 8. ,2098
. ft. to point's, corner o" No. 8;.
| thence. N.. 5-~« d«g. Weft, ■ with,
! lirte of lot No.'9, 500 ft. topoin-i
I crrho'f >Y' No. 9; theme >.*.
.86 (Teg. West", 1 ' 564 ft. to piin-'
tersi-oorne*; oi'. No. 9; thence S.
4 deg. Westf \. ith line of No 13. j
1552 ft. to a stake on the pub- j
lie road; thence with the pub
lic road, as follows: South,j
!46 deg. and 05 minutes East, j
358 ft.; South, 53 deg. and 30
1 minutes East, 461 ft.; South, j
!41 deg. and 40 minutes East, I
,294 ft.; and thence South, 43
I deg. and 30 min. East, 176 ft.
j to the begining, containing 41. )
J acres, more or less.
4 'cs' T>v' :r •£ M .btM !I
|; ....Lot n \>
ijan oak pest and pointers, cor-;i
hier of No. 2^.''in line-of ]■
li i i 1 lv ftlftiyv .s*jl ds#: i !
.and 30 nun. East, with her line!'
779 ft. to art f&l pwt'fii'id
ters. corner of No. 18;> the-noH f
h .Vo. ft to a !
jstake on the puTtfiV road. \br-
IHU! al\.Kn. 18-: -tHOTlc#
'road l'a|lo\V4: ifouith. 4&4k!i(. 1
and 25 niin. Eiist'99 ft.': I
"»9 deg. .'and 04 irthnjfes East, j
i»9. ft.: .south. 46'deg. and -50'
mill. East. 66 ft.: South 34 deg |
and 05 minutes East, 662 ft.;'
South, ;j3 deg. and 27 minutes'
East. 65 tt. to a stake, corner 1
ol N . 20: and thence West!
with line of No. 20. 4021 ft. to
the beginning, containing 61
acres, more or . less.
Lot No. 21:—Beginning at
an oak post with two -pine mid
one oak pointer, corner of lot
1 No. 'Si in trlie of' ' Afrs.'- Agiies
McGiil; thence with her line i
; North, 8 deg. and 30 min. East, ]
934 ft. to an oak post, hiekorv, I
red oak and white oak poil&era,'
corner of No. 20;, thence
• with line of No.
to a stake on
thence with the-itoad: .as., ;fol
j.lows:— South, 42 deg, and' 26
mm. J East, -333 ft.; Sotttfr; *34
,d«g, and,.3o/ miß. > ft.}
i
\%i x -pt'a^o,.22.;
thence u est, with X.o. 22, 5363
!'*•> ' beginffingC' t-ontain-
I Lna 1 acres, more or'less.'
i - N() ; 20 : T-"Bev;i|ini«g in
i the- tfiie of Mrs. Aghes Mcftill,;
( corner-of Lot.'iNe. 21, at an r»ak j
post, with hickory, red oak and :
white nak pointers, and thence
with Mrs. McGill's line North.'
8 degrees and 30 minutes East,!
909 feet to oak post and poin.. I
, ters. corner of No. 19; thence I
East, with line of No. 19, 4021 j
leet to a stake on a public road,!
thence with the public road,
South 33 degrees and 27 minu- I
tes East, 808 feet; S. 42 degs.
and 26 minutes, East 284 feet
jto a stake, corner of No. 21;
thence West, with line of No!
21, 4812 feet to the beginning,
containing 89.9 acres, more or
less."
This . 4th day of June, 1930.
C. M. JONES, Trustee.
■■' • :
King George of England, re
cently rode horsebiwk- for the i
i first time since his
l-11638. ' "
Wal.ter Christie has served l
more than 30 years as track 1
! f'Orich at the University of
. California.- ;
| Wall Street will need little I
; f-prirtg cleaniifg after such a'
thorough job «s was done last |
i Fall. ,
i It is proposed to name a J
mountain in Mount McKinley j
; national park for the late Cai i |
i Ben Eielson, noted aviator who,
I perished in the far North.
v
Aaron Reed, 85, announces
that he will oppose Senator
Norris of Nebraska for the Re
publican nomination this year,
on a "sopping wet platform."
WEDNEBDAY, JUNE 4, 193 d
|»oK>X>ooXX>oX>oX>
KING HARDWARE
jfrw - X
t| .-COMPAII !
|d KING, N. C. o
SV* Q
i|o (() General Hardware, 0
.faints and Varnish, q
!£ International Farm
~j Machinery and 0
|v,iv'.iit /Implements, 0
Cole Corn Pinters and q
Distributors. 0
I V 0
ftvart Lamps and o
g, c Repairs. 0
IXv J' ie 8411,16 old motto: 0
; o mSU** VI "«•" t
| 'i. P.& O. W. SISK, o '
Br* 11 ' J i ! r6i'uietors. 0 \
jS X. V. £
1 g 23api'4t m . 9
I o^oo^>o6oooooooooo
I. -yr~ r -
\,»mmi fqr ,9;n
--■ tii-(i>hdi«e farm. Plenty
||jjood level land for tobacco,
■•corn, and wheat. Good 6-room
'fWflßßugs. - A''part of my o!ci
»»MRn ianii. A! t  \v« miles east of
oAM'L HAlßS
iTwfTAV'Hiondfi.'ViV ' 7mayßc
-S?>!tfier BoV How
M:glli'«i>tifs't. (JotJ Sm h a Hold.
tb#U. the linttK'froiit
jic.f Kuruju' were swiii'iuinK with rat.-,
| Mfch rsrrifap t he ihVnKerous vermir.
.'"VP iniM/y. Don";
let liys ba iiijf disease int-.i your homo.
I \*»iu'>a.e' till* fi/'st one. j;ri RAT
| SNAP. That will finish them quic!..
I s j >Sls ' 1 'i*""''• Sol.!
I ami jruiranteed by King- Drupe
i Kfljjy. ■ ?Si. C.v Walnut Cove Hardware
' Co., Walnut. Ciw, X. ('.
Pure Bred Baby
Chicks For Sale
After- May 15, Leghorn
chicks will sell at ."511.00 per
hundred, other breeds SI2OO. V
We will also have started
chi.ck.-i, brooders, and other
I supplies at reasonable prices.
TREVATHAN HATCHERY,
I jS. ... Walnut Cove, N. C.
FOR SALE^—Fifty barrels of
-'jpood sound' white corn, at
()l,d .Town farm, Walnut Cove,
N. C., Route No. 3, three miles
east of Walnut Cove. 7may4'.
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T'" HE smart shops aro full of
Uiein adorable gowns with
no sjeevos at all. Once In a
' :: whHe l)ame Fashion does relent
, and. give the Fair Sex something
that Is comfortable as well a:»
smart. How Rood these sleeve
less gowns will feel when tho
| thermometer is creeping upward
to ninety in the shade! Never
theless, many women are hesitat
ing to wear them. Last year's
sun-ton left the arms all fuzzy,
and the fastidious woman hesi
tates to expose them to sight.
The New York debutantes have
solved the problem for them
selves, and others are fast fol
lowing suit. They simply zip
their arms free of hair and then
enjoy the comfort of sleeveless
frocks throughout the summer
months.