v December 25, 1930.
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i :::THE NEWEST MODES FROM PARIS::: \
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! j^ ovr t | lat t * le French models for the coming season have arrived,
i "; p ,s 110 longer any doubt that all the preliminary news about
- tV,: t , and e ' e & ant mode had a good foundation on fact. Even $
1 ini i- tlle PaSl mont^B have accustomed the women to soft fem- *
! don! f lneg ' llle new French frocks and coats reveal a very decided >
$ T'Jn h '^ 6 ' n the direction of still more elaboration. The modes f
i ha r. a ten( *f n cy towards a riot of color. Colored frocks "will !
| —°r- rabl * in demand, if one would be in style. To keep up |
im r; lema nd in colored dresses, there has been placed on the 1
* t'dion an indlspensa ble accessory for the well groomed and fas- |
; ar v 3 . woraan - She may now purchase Kleinert's dress shields in f
* inhir^' 0r 0 er gown. She will not be worried about some |
! shIpH« 0 )? °. US g!are showing thru a sheer garment. The colored |
* chon V t na T e f)een ma * e possible by the recent discovery of a I
' ah^oin'oi V ' f° has fount * it is possible to make a dye that is |
J faalnp- ast antl can be guaranteed against discoloration or |
J oT-f. • - p manu^ac t^ r ers of the Kleinert dress shield maintain |
! h (V, *' aris ' where a style committee notifies the American $
1 this'v; .- eS - immediat « , ly when new fashion trends are noted. In |
{ «ha* 7>'\ 1 'k , po39 * ble *or them to keep a stock on hand of just 5
ll' iris ,)üblic wants. The photographs which come to us from !
| :t A 0 French fashions for fall. (Herbert Photos, N. Y.) j
w The Courier Want
FRANK P. STRATFORD j;
Certified Public Accountant
(-Member American Institute of Accountants)
General Practice in
Win lie Accounting, Federal and State. j
Tax Matters j
Rutherfordton, N. C. j j
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, FOREST CITY. N. C ippiw. ■ ...
Lawyer Was Looking to
Another Day in Court
1 Associate Justice Wendell I'. Staf
-1 ford of tlie District of Columbia Su
preme court tells tljis one:
" A certain lawyer was arguing a cast
bel'ore a state Supreme court. Tilings
were going against hint. The just ices
had gone oIY on a tangent and by r::e
battery lire of questions from the sit
ting justices the lawyer knew rhe
1 ease was going against him. Finali.x
he admitted defeat, saying:
"May the court please, it looks as
if this case is going to be decided
against me. However, another case
! covering llie identical point is soon to ,
come before your honorable body— j
and ii may interest the court, to know j
I that in the second case I represent i
| tin? opposite side." I
j Out of Bounds
{ Count Maxence de l'olignac, who
has been charged with bootlegging. >
discussed at a tea the traffic regula- )
lions of America.
"They are excellent," he said. "but. {
a foreigner at lirst finds them rather i
complicated and hard to understand.
>no foreigner said to another:
"'ln some American towns the
streets are marked off in white
squares. What does that mean?'
"The other foreigner, who was a
, joker, shrugged and answered:
| "'1 guess maybe it means that i!
t you get hit outside the lines it do.an'i
| count.'" —Detroit. Free Press.
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I Men Weaker Sex at Play
That men faint more easily ilia's
w«»m n has been the claim of t tiox j
t producing "Frankenstein." She play
} about tin- man-monster, at a I.
j theater. The nurse in atlondam-e
| the audience reports that at least hmf
! si dozen men have needed her minis
| t rat ions. One of these was .lefTery
| Farnol. the novelist. Another man
i was overcome, not by the monster o;
| the constant thunderstorms, but ' »y ::
i cage of doves, one of which is re
: leased in the second act.
Owl Smashed Windshield
j Motoring from Rutland. Yt., to
.! Proctor one niiiht. fJerald Markham
I
J saw a dark object swoop down from
j a tree and strike his windshield. After
j stopping the car he found an owl in
i the rear compartment, the bird ha**- i
| ing crashed a hole in the winshield
j and showered the inside of the car
i wkh pieces of glass. Mr. Markham
| received some cuts on the forehead.
China Bars Greyhounds
j f!reyhounds, looked upon with favor
by sportsmen all over the world, are
j not popular in China, according to
j Canadian Pacific steamship officials
as the Chinese government, is deter
• mined not to permit the importation
j of racing dogs and the commissioner
j of customs at Shanghai threatens am
attempt to land the dogs will result
j in severe penalties.
Modified Romance
"Would you marry a man for
i Dioney?"
•\\'o," answered Miss Cayenne, "and
I yet I don't think 1 should regard ai
! man as being especially desirable be
| cause of his poverty."
| Pictures framed while you wait.' •
Farmers Hardware. i !
b'rea.t Calf |
A bull cult oil tlie H. K. Tinier I
much near Uipon. Oil if., lias three!
eyes and two mouths. Aside from this!
the animal is normal. Two of thej
i eyes are in their natural position, j
The third is in the center of I lie I'ore-j
head. Both mouths have tonjrues and j
nostrils and the calf takes nourish-;
ment .with either,
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Lone Deficiency
"Shakespeare's knoub'dire seemed
to embrace every subject." said Mr.
Buskin.
"Yes." answered Mr.
Barnes. 4 *Abnut the only tliiii.u on
which be appeared lo lark inTonim
tloii was I lie I t:i it >ni;i ii theory."—
W.-islii""- n S'-»
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Nutshell Sports Code
! "An ovf»rlos»> of sclf-lovo." SM.VS
! I' OOL! I;I 11 COIHII Hull Zuppke. "nwUcs
j IMI (IIS ol' IIH'II who i•11 u 111 lo !io ("hil III
' pious. I'orjio; l'u!iirs> of r oMt'ii
• cliMisijdoiis of melt who look ;ts
| if tlioy illicit he hums." —A'iKM'irtin
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