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~The Safety Razor—
MRS. BOWSER’S
STORY
Bowser Is Going to
Write One to Beat It.
1921,
“Mrs. Bowser!
It was Mr. Bowser who spoke, and
in such a deep, bass volee as made the
plano tremble on its legs,
Mrs, Bowser up
“A great mystery
That
by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
inguiringly.
hatigs over this
mystery is also full of
want it solved, right
I want to kupow. what has been
on in my ewn house.”
“State your cise)” replied Mrs. Bow
ser, but in tones that showed
somewhat frightened,
“You ran in to see Mrs.
last evening, While
absent I'pieked up @ magnzine off the
plano. 1 much of a reader
things, you know, because
their contents are mostly gush. 1 just
looked
you
am not
such ns
On
letter, It
addressed
opening a
had
10
away the time. maga
vine 1 found a
opened It
Jean Carew,’
‘Miss
and number,
found It
agnzine
wus
at our street
of
story
from the editor the
had accepted a
for
any
was
He
check
know
(arew?
“Why—why,
#ent a
Po
named
and
$30 in payment you
young lady Jean
to tell you
“The
wanted
I was going
sald Mrs
magazine sald
that 1
so I sat down and
Bowser,
he
conld
about it.”
the
thought
and
I did not wi
as asuthoress,
You
and sent
ull
editor of
glories i write
One (Oo Sit him,
fy
one <h to send
go 1
and
he ace
own name
Jean Carew, Se
me a check,
to get It
ys
cepted my story
and I
cashed for me
tery
Mrs.
thing
was going to ask you
Is there any great
about that?”
into this
WwWrois
Bowser, let us look
In the first
story without saying
about It In the
another person's hiame
place, you
anything
next place, you
¢ and there
by deceived the editor and the public
In the next place, 1 have read
story, and It is
rend It
The editor
ot such
if S54)
¥ vex 1
nonsensical
mush
the most
g I ever is all and
must have gone
You have
should
a Story
ind you
right back !”
YOu tnlk
Mrs
tor magazine
posed to know
Is bad. He
good enongh to
what is good and
hought this story of
publish, and was worth
the check he don’t pralse |
me. |
I don't 1
@ent
ink you
Mrs
i] two read it
brought tears to their eyes”
'
Nonsense A
Over most
would
Your
won
Mrs anytl
had a
no plot and
no sirengin did as
but I am not
that the
Bowser Is writing such
blication It
part, and
ns
Hereafter
well you could,
wife of
gush
veak
it known
shows a
laxity
why 1 don't
all the
on your
People will
stories
“Finds a Box of Gold.”
will
checks
from this house
me, Any coming
placed in my hands”
“Well, If you can write a story, why
don’t you write one? was asked.
“Why don’t 17 1 am going to write
the next two hours,
will be at
will be strength
all through it, and it will
to human nature,
three months getting your plot, while
my plot has jumped Into my brain in
less than three minutes, Look at
what you call the plot of your story!
A girl gets a legacy. Instead of open
ing a department store or going into
thé Ice busineds, she pays a visit to
the poorhbuse. There she meets an
whose only son sent her
to be off his hands. Your
She takes
written
ten bs
be
in
feast
and
nll
£200,
be true
there,
cottage, and tells her that for the
fried eggs three times a day.”
“And what is your plot?”
“Why, a girl, in digging a ditch, finds
Pawnee tribe of Indlang are without »
preacher. They have no Th
night prayer meetings. They are sim.
ply sloshing around. She buys a thou
4 sand dollars’ worth of Bibles and hymn
books, and she hires a
driver, and she drives the head
quarters. of ‘the Pawnee tribe. The
chief of the tribe Is a gentleman named
“Kicking Horse,” He willing to
accept Bibles and hymn books,
he is willing accept the
fair hand of our heroine. He mukes
this known He cannot have
hand, It is promised to a ppwn-
broker's assistant in
girl who never
team and
to
is
the
ulso to
to her,
joston,
buck on her
Old Kicking Horse gets mad,
gives her an hour
it over, In the morning, !f she does
not marry him, he will roast
beautiful brown at the stake.
that a mighty good plot, so far?”
“It's very thrilling,” answered
Bowser, “but go on.”
“When night comes,” continued Mr,
Bowser, “Old KH. to the mald-
tent and that she
roast or you
this story,
barrel of
poor
Is a goes
word,
and
he to
Isn't
BOeSs
demands
marry. If
you would
tears at
en's
either
writing
were
hive
this point,
would faint
and maiden
away
your
UNCons«eions
how 1 do it.
druws two
and remain
three weeks, See
than lightaiig
atics from her pocket and points
naked breast old K. H.
which be mis
Ones, SIVSE:
about
Quicker
autom
she
ut the of
in
tnken for
“You are standing on the
You go! Tura
and, tones cannot
ove she
verge of
rave ! Your
About
Walk to
behind you
Keep
“Nery
“ay Ya HOW
and
» und
ar-
as
oss the
Hop
nds his
and
ny hing
and
don’t
tting married
Mrs bowser
0 the credi
ft!
WHY
ore thes
in ge
ns this
3% our
:
house write
not
Ine CRORE
whatever ory
I can mail
upstalr
Mrs
herself iI the way, ar
sor the
fresh bottle of
You may
Lows rit upstairs, laughing
d Mr. Bow-
He opened a
got about
to
sought library
ink and down
200 sheets of
At
him,
Sou
gftairs
nape
tight, not has
lowser softly des
midnl
Mre=
and
Mr
He had simply
thunder! What
ing heard from
ended the
opened the library
Wawser in chalr
written
ails
softly
doar ant the
asleep
“By
my brain
Mrs. Bowser gave him a shake and
followed her upstairs to bed. He
in about three minutes,
gripped him and he
was asleep
story
out:
your worst, you savage
Never will 1 marry
Never, never,
called
“To
ster!
Horse !
mon
a Kicking
never!”
Lucky Philadeiphian.
As the Inckiest man,
Nicholas Murphy of ° Philadelphia
Murphy walked Into a moving traln
between Boothwyn and Ogden streets,
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
locomotive cylinder tapped him
upon the shoulder and Murphy de
seribed a loop, alighting on his feet,
Then he sank to the ground. When a
fo where he was, Murphy to
he
sprang
thinking
on the railroad.
jury, and the worsi damags
fiyer, which was delayed ten minutes,
Care of Peonies.
next spring, prepare for it right now.
These plants are heavy feeders, but
they don’t lke fresh manure, Probe
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meal. A handful is none too much
for each large plant, and should be
workel lightly into the soll around the
roots, Unless it happens to be a
wet season, peonies are benefited
greatly by a mulch of straw or grass
clippings, and this mulch should be
several Inches deep, It will keep the
ground cool and moist without the
necessity of forking it over. Dof't
try to divide your peonies now. Sep
tember 18 the one month for doing this
work,
PUTTING IT
INM ANY DESSERTS
Knows
by the United 81
ment
Mother I
“Please
Prepared Bie
of Avr
“But,
wtk
for
er
ul my de
“Very well, then
drink
have yo
don’t
iuriing ayn]
you. Drink just a moth
now.’
wint ert
t Ax
vour gloss of mk vou
ir pudding, It's
today, with dates In it
SOOT
i
tat
tapos
and a meringue
op top” says mother persuasively
and
ittie glass
Half
How
fi gluss Is better
many other mothers
i hi
They may borrow a hint
tubborn
not realize that
may be mad
Blancmange Pudding.
is practicails
J with con
Irish moss, or son
When gel
stiff
atin is used,
the
Hed “ivory
“RES, to on milk
is sometimes ca
vet” pudding. A blanch
pudding into which
been folded fs often onl
pudding. All of
nge or i
whites
ors
CER have
led a “snow”
these are |
puddings
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Uni
It has been found in tests
the
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Too much fleur, however,
it that is not so light
desirable. The addi
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makes a doughnut that is light
but at the same time does
absorb so much fat Doughnuts
the following recipe are de
fresh, and possess
ualities,
than a
makes a doughnu
also
bak
2 eggs
1 ep hot riced pota
toes
tea spoot cinna-
fr
of
Wu igaspoon n itmeg
ly Necessary in Diet of Young
and Old,
ile
Both vegetables and fruits supply
the body with iren, lime and other
mineral matter, and some protein ands
body fuel as well as mild acids. Thay |
are particularly necessary in the diet
of children, They should be served at
least once a day, as they help to keep
the bowels in good condition. Vege
tables may be used as flavoring for
soups and stews, may be added tv
milk or meal stews, or served with
If gravy 1s used, do not
fat nor: gmake it with
¥
have It too
4
nt served alor
r'euis Of
and & nse
are not in hand
Butterscot ch Bi lancmange,
; BUgnH
s 1 tal
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“ry
Any lunch
ypropri
¢ cream
not what
vf It's
of any
pret of cake
And ever
in
(ie Tommie 1
milk this form.
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FRUITS SAFE FOR CHILDREN
Whether Skins Are Given Depends on
Age and Health of Child and
How Prepared,
Fruit juices and
fruit, baked
stowed prunes
Whether the skins are given depends
partly on the age and health the
child and partly the say the fruit
is prepared 1# the ins five
tender, they are pot likely to
trouble When and
baked the skins can be made
by frequent basting,
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spice
1 the pulp of cooked
and pears,
safest for
apples and
are children
of
on
very
cause
pears
apples are
tender
ieft-over coffee in
in place of sour milk
* » .
3
Sersg spiced crpbapples or pickled
{ peaches with veal doaf,
" is +
Whisn eating greens for winter use,
use theseoldgpackimethod,
3» * *
Thin
nice
room.
cotton georgette crepe
summer curtains for the
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