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Show THE PROVO POST .Friday, june BLONDE TYPE LOSING WIFE WARNS GIRL DAY ARTISTS SAY Xeysa McMein Prefers PROVO THURS. JUNE ! BEFORE MARRIAGE AND FAVOR, Brunette Studies for Use on Maga- 23, 1922 29 SAVES HER DISGRACE Im Lucky After All, Says Maude Who! Was Told in Time Packard, j of Leonard Roland, Accepted After American E. F. Service. zine Covers. j Blondes? Not in New York City, Childhood sweethearts famed for its feminine pulchritude. Friends, when he served overseas; Beauty experts in interviews the other day declared that no matter betrothed when he returned. j Less than 24 hours before their how inevitable may be maid or matron of golden hair and cornflower marriage while they sat together eyes, shes Vastly undesirable as a matter of optical stimulation when planning ato telegram. my husband getting "Object compared to the woman of brown or j black color scheme. married, it read. Baron A. E. Demeyer, whose phoIt was from his wife! tographic studies of beautiful women Studying soberly the shiny new are famous throughout the magazine-readin- g shoes and silk stockings that she had land, was the only out and so happily a month ago and The coal mining situation is, at bought out champion of the blonde to be best, unsettled. were which to have been partaof her found within the hour of beauty jury And as a result of Utah coal wedding finery, Miss MaudeY Packbeing shipped east to , canvassing. 21, in her fathers home at Man ard, Baron Demeyer said: supply industry, it inevitably will be difficult to Chester Green, Conn., passed judgobtain coal WHEN YOU NEED IT MORE ARTISTIC. ment on Leonard G. Roland, the man. "Hes a crook, she Said, simply. "Fair hair is more artistic. There is something exquisitely lovely about WEARS WEDDING SHOES. the woman of fair hair, creamy skin Castle Gate and Clear Creek coals store excellent-y- , She out thrust her slender foot. and blue or gray eyes- which one does -without crumbling Their known heating val"Theyre pretty, arent they? she not find inher darker sisters. "Of course, I admire all beauty, be asked. A rueful smile that was a ues make them in demand We urge you always. it the product of tropic or midnight smile, nevertheless, t seemed to indito buy a winter s supply now and store sun. But for ihe purpose of photog- cate an Inate gameness. They were it against a my she shoes," wedding continued, blondes are the best. raphy, possible emergency. but I guess I may as well wear them The beauty Jury was organized as now. a theck-up on action of the senior A rapid succession of events such class of Wellesley in electing Miss Olive Ladd of Lincoln, Neb., a dash- as might have worked beautifully inAsk Your Dealer ing brunette, for mistress of senior to a moving picture continuity preceded the denouement when Chief tree day exercises. Miss Ladd follows a long succes- Gordon of the Manchester police sion of blondes, who always have drove up to the Packard home and been, selected because of what was strode in unannounced upon Rowland and the girl, who were to have been looked, upon as superior beauty. made man and wife the next day. POSITIVE INDIVIDUAL Youre the luckiest girl In the Miss Neysa McMein, whose d beauties smile at the world whole country, was the chiefs only from many a magazine cover, em- -' comment to the unhappy girl when Miners and shippers of Castle finished reading the telegram he phatically expressed preference for she Gate and Clear Creek coals. had received only ten minutes the brunette. She said: before The dark girl has more definite from Rowlands outraged wife in OtCanada. coloring, she is likely to be a posi- tawa, I certainly didnt think so, then, tive individual, while the fair type Miss Packard said, but Im a lucky may be all too negative. All beauty must be a matter of girl after all, I guess Chief Gordon then turned his atthe individual. But the brunette is tention to Rowland. the more picturesque! Skunk was John Sloan, painter, etcher and unlovely word that his tongue presdient of Independent Artists, someupon time after time as he sought likewise endorsed the brunette. He satisfying characterization qualified his statement by saying the frightened man before him. that beauty is largely a matter of per- KNEW HIM A LIFETIME. sonality, he continued: Everything wai a mystery,' said I coiuldnt believe Miss Packard. FAVORS IRISH TYPE own I had read the when my eyes "ThB majority of experiences with beautiful women sets up in my mind telegram. Leonard denied up1 and Chief Gordon and thei rest the beauty supremacy of the bru- down to that he was married. nette. I admire strength of person- of us, We had' known Leonard all our HOUSES NOW SHOT FROM GUN ality And I think the brunette posMy father, knew him when sesses It his to greater extent than the livesr . was only 5 years old. And Leonard is blondes. mdre The brunette the Concrete Construction Surety May Be it were true, how on earth supposing interesting. Said to Have, Reached the Limit could that wife know that "From the viewpoint of the pho- he was to havey married in This Idea. me the 'next with who deal would tographer, day? see where beauty.' objectively, I can Chief Gordon didnt know anyBut hooting hojises out of a gun the blonde might be preferred. thing about it. Mrs. Rowlands only Is the latest wrinkle in concrete con- the artist considers subjective asObject to my husband struction, wrjtes? Cleveland Gaines In pects tt beauty. So it seems all ar- - words were: Miss marrying Packard.,. Popular Mechanics Magazine. The tists would find the blonde ideal. a The unraveling! of the mystery There is one type, however affair at gunj consists of a nozzle-likto light the part played in hose. Dry, concrete cross type which I consider the brought the end of a the drama of by a kindly old is put Id to a container and vv iter high pi)int of feminine pulchritude. North Manchester, who had lady loved her with is blue Irish It th$ eyes Rowland girl a son but who had Choforced through if. The mixture is thus and black and lashes black long, sen at th'e last momenti to sacrifice made at the last moment before It Is hair.. love for him rather than to see applied. Flo Ziegfeld, who ought to know her his selfish Infatuation engulf the In building, the first of the houses In a little something about beauty of happiness the; girl, he would He a framework standards, also selects tangent. this fashion a marry. said: of tar paper and chicken wire was I fiijd art in red hair. When its WARNING TO WIFE. erected. Iron ' reinforcing rods were real This woman wa Leonards lahd-- ! they have then peachy softness of concrete and this the placed against and the skin eyes that lady, explained Miss Packard. She shot against It with the use of a gun. a million dollarsi. Or had mothered him as .he A wall two Inches thick was shot light up like A liberal allowance on your old range like Oriental sap- were her own son. In though blue eyes, shining some way, In this way, allowed to dry, and the Beauty is red hair! through her associations with tar paper and 'chicken wire peeled off. phires. as part payment on a !any kind Edith Parsons, sculptor, said that she learned of things which led him, her The result was a solid concrete wall. from trie standpoint of her line to believe him married. it Thinking Doorsi, windows and plumbing were there is little choice between blonde might have been an chapunhappy put In place and the wall shot around and brunette. She added: ter in his life, she her secret. If taste runs to the heroic type, Nobody here knew it,(held them. least of all my In similar fashion ceilings, floor, a then one must choose the brunette. family or myself. the strength and Not until Leonards perfidy had fence around the yard and other parts She represents of the house and yard were shot. splendor, of nature. But if one pre- reached an extreme of daring did fers nature in her frivolous moments, his friend decide to play against him Seats were shot Into the wall at one the softly sweet and and gamble upon his wife in Ottawa placef decorative designs in another, blonde will find favor. . Clean, following her cue. Three days beCool, and so on. The resulting house and we were to have been married, fore yard was a complete home In one she read the announcement of the a monolith. GENTRY BROS BIG piece coming marriage. And then that The second housSe built with the gun a on clean, cook to woman whom I can riever thank, sat be for will you it How pleasant wallboard in place of tar employed or down and wrote a special delivery to smoke no fumes, summer WILD ANIMAL SHOW COQ1 electric range this and chicken wire, with even betpaper wife and the poor soul ran Leonards no ashes or dirt, no hot kitchen. ter results. nearly a mile to the railroad station catch the mail train that day lest COMING JUNE 29TH to heat her even, warning reach Ottawa too late to dePencjahle alFRENCH HOLD TO NEST EGGS Anlectric range gives steady, avail anything. r you are 'able to guage its results Ive got to thank Mrs. Rowland, are whether you show dishes, Heads delicious The Bros, H Almost most Some Household Gentry upf too.. If the she Every est hadnt sent the wire just ways get or boil- wild animal arena is coming this the time she did, the and broiling Kind of Hoard Stowed for for frying, baking, Away the range marriage using way again; the advertising cars are would be over and I would an Emergency. be in rolling in. decorating the city with New York with Leonard bound for posters announcing the England or God knows where our To arrive at the undoubted financial when ai children. to the show to Provo June 29. of the coming is any danger There strength of France you must first un- Various' contractors for itself it pays rarfge arrivingFor used. yourself is derstand that In every country there dally, ordering supplies are eectric and and labor saves, it and time the in are two kinds of fiscal life. One per- ing the preliminary details; thearrangHOPE CHEST KEY. many times over tains to government Income and expen- agents are telling the newspaper press Miss Packard declares that he ran men the pleasure it givs in use. diture, the other to what might be all about it, and the city will soon be away from an uncongenial included called private money that U, the reis mother in England and fled to stock with the circus Every electric range in our large comes when only 15. According to her, too sources that seldom. A of citizens. Jada the ot only country may have your chmce in this special offer-y- ou be broke and at the same time The. show is scheduled to arrive here he remained in Canada until 4911 may thoroughly about six oclock the morning of when he made a visit back to his the 'most! wonderful, have Immense potential wealth. allowance substantial will-giva we you This Is precisely what is happening show day, the big tents will go in boyhood home and friends In Man-th- e rauges.'anU air, and Young America, from 5 ' Chester. He remained only a short In France. Government finance ridon your old range. 75 time but returned in 1917 again and to .will be all agog. ' ing on a rocky road, but the great W. Thompson, representing this time was drafted. Robert mass of the people still have their the Rock says the show is During his eighteen months sernest eggs. Thrift, as every one know, evenmanagement, better than on its last visit to vice in France he wrote frequent and la Instinct with tha French. Those this section, many new acts having passionate letters to Miss Packard. Bottom. who have had experience with French been secured, and a number of He dared to call, me up after his maintain that the young animals newly broken to acts deceit was known, said Miss Packpenuriousness heretofore unthought of. A new ard, and asked me to meet him in French make of thrift a vice. clown lineup has been engaged, the Hartford! Later he asked me to Save for Investment in government show main band is under new leader- meet him in Manchester and I did bonds the average French man or even and the side show has been but not alone! I am through with ship woman delights to keep his or her new features. him. He has the key to my hope hhd filled with changed fortune In actual cash. During the The But I dont equipment is entirely chest and I want-tha- t. war they risked death to go baek to rebuilt parade for this year and is the best want him. ruined firesides to dig up their pre- the Gentry people have ever offered; cious hoards. The result Is that France it has more music than- formerly, A GRAMMAR LESSON more has the show real and there sliver stowed Service gold being regular big Efficient Public Lady Now, what would you say if away In stockings and old pots than band, the'jazz band, the Pullman Would any othr country. Government finan- Porters band, the clown band and a I were to give you these. cial crises may come and go, but this Scottish bagpipe outfit with the over- you say these are good apples or drummers; these are aug- these is good apples? huge reservoir of savings the bul- handed with an electric and a steam mented Boy How can I tell till I taste wark of the nation goes on forever. The parade will reach the em? calliope. 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