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FASHION CONSPIRES TO MAKE
MEN OP US, M'LISS CRIES
Pockets, Swagger Sticks and Other Masculine
' Appurtenances Have Taken Their Place
in Woman's Toilette
TIIfiT aro old on tlio boulevards of
Paris; mlddle-nged on Firth nveniie
arid Broadway, but in the first flush of
blushing, stammering youth in Philadel
phia. ttol thai they haven't had their placo
In tho ehow-wlndowa of tho shops of this
city for lol theso many moons theso
dinky little swagger sticks that our girls
aro now beginning to carry but Blmply
that we have regarded them as curiosities,
to be Btnlted upon as representing ono of
fashion's most Impermanent fancies
Which never would come to be adopted.
Yesterday, however, I saw flvo girls on
Chestnut and Walnut streots loping nlong
unconcernedly with smart, foreshortened
canes stuck at a pert angle under their
arms. Curious, humorous glances were
thrown at them, but they cared not. In
stead, they walked on with the' air of
conscious superiority which, translated,
means: ,rVVo aro doing now only what
you llttlo copy cats will bo doing several
months honce. HeTlaughs last who laughs
best."
Ask a man why ho carries a walking
tick and ho will tell you unhesitatingly:
"To havo something to carry."
Ask a woman why sho carries a swag
ger stick and if sho Is honest sho will
reply:
"Because at present It Is smart to do
o."
Np woman ever mado tho burden of her
complaint tho fact that sho had nothing
to carry. Annually tho luggago that wo
must carry with us, even on so ordlnnry
occasion as nn hour's constitutional,
grows until our handbags were In clangor
of reaching veritably tho proportions of a
knapsack.
But now they havo been all but dis
Letters (o the Editor of the Woman's Page
Address nil rommunicntlon to M'l.lae. fare of the Kenlnr Uilnr. Write on one side
of tho paper only.
Dear M Lisa Could you please give mo direc
tions for making rl- powder out of rice (tour,
scentlne It, etc.7 How can I make my eye
lashes itrow? A. L.
I am sorry to havo no formula for rrmk
lng rlco powder. Can soma of my readers,
perhaps, supply It?
MARION HAKLAND'S CORNER
I am a reader of tho Helping 'Hand Corner.
I Bee you help many and I wish you would
help me. I have bought n little home and am
unablo to set some cuttings and a tew vines. I
will cladly call for them. MRS. U.
It Is hardly probablo that your modest
desire will go ungratllled when flowers are
In their richest prlmo and tundreds of our
members Join In cultivating them and shar
ing tho boautles with thoso of kindred
tastes. I havo told moro than onco how
easy It Is to pack even fragile cuttings in
tin boxes with damp cotton and send by
parcel express at an absurdly small cost.
It Is done hourly by true, llower lovers. Tho
address of this ono Is registered and wait
ing. Fond of Flowers
I am nnsr thn nventvf!chth m!lsfnnA nnrl
enable to work. I am passionately lond of
flowers and would be thankful It some of tho
Cornerltes who Imo a surplus of seedn and (low
ers would send me some. Just a few ot u kind
o that I can set a start and have beautiful
flowers to look after and care for. I have been
readme the Corner for a Ion? time and enjoy
It. If I keen my health and eyesight I'll try
and send some recipes. I will return pontaco
n plants and seeds sent to me. JACOB n.
It Is pleasant to learn that the almost
octogenarian has retained his appreciation
of one of the Father's choicest blessings
the floral garniture that glorifies the face of
naturo like the very smllo of Illm who made
the world and they that dwell therein. Ono
passionate lover must have his flower seed3
and plants. And we shall be glad to get
thoso recipes.
To Drive Away the Blues
I should like you to help me set two book!
took
ou can. . I have tried several second-hand
stores, but could not ret them. They are
"Huckleberry Finn" and
Ills ra."
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eck's nad Hoy and
Jiua. j. it,
In apother paragraph the writer explains
that she is anxious to get the books becauso
they "drive away the blues and make ono
laugh." She adds, somewhat pathetically:
"That Is what I am needing Just now."
There may be more in the admission than
Is covered by the words. In any case wo
ahall do our best to find the books for
tier.
Old Magazines Wanted
I should be more than grateful If your kind
readers would send me somo macazlnes. I
always love to read, and now. belnr In reduced
circumstances, cannot anrord to buy readlnir
natter. And has anybody clothing; for a baby
& years old to wear! I hops to be able to help
the near future. a. M. It.
Not a week passes In which we do not
hear of a new magazine. Their name Is
jegion, yet an nna appreciative readers.
Do not stack them in dark and dusty
corners after they have gone the rounds
of the family, nor yet consign them to
the Junk cart. This admonition is an oft
told tale In the ears of readers. Yet I
see again and again piles of back numbers
which will never be read again by the sub
oorlbers. Put them back into healthful
circulation. And don't forget where you
can dispose of baby clothes.
To Save Her Sight
Is there any one who can help a blind woman
Sl!5r".kot Jnd blln1 nr the last tentl
Two months ago she was operated upon and the
eight restored to one eye. fa he now weirs black
!!'" nllut ou"ht 1 bve " to keep her
sutht. They cost u she has no money to
get them, and If she doesn't get them soon she
probab y will Ira blind for life. She llveS with
fcer only child, who works la a factory
mahcuret,
Each feature of your story carries a
heartache with t. You have made us see
the blind woman trembling behind her
opaque glasses lest the hopes aroused by
the partial success, of the operation should
go out In utter darkness. And after being
blind ten years already. Wll our big.
hearted, open-handed readers take this mat
ter Jnto early consideration and suggest
e-ome method of averting the terrible dis
aster? ;
Quilt Short of Pieces
7 m. ,n reat need qf aullt pieces cotton.
Ilk and wool I hava a quilt started with each
fi bf5 .T?"rU.1- but " wish scrap
to ftobth them I am a voor woman, 60 years of
age. My husband is eaten years older .and has
beea totally Mind foe 15 yjfs, I work hard to
support him and two, others. MItS J. C
Here we have a pall from a wife whose
husband has been sightless for 15 years
She la the toller ot th household and the
wage-earner She has three quilts In hand,
alt of different material, and asks for pieces
with, which to complete them. May X plead
with seamstresses professional and una,
teur and. with girls who have cJsUoff rib
bons and sashes, to keep this woman's
hands busy?
For a Cure in the Woods
' Vkfm mm l&t i1l itA 1.9, ....... . . &., ...v
Wa i
girls w
ftUMiS and ro plaooliw tp Uka the cure In the
wosds. Am we ssire not the mean to ourehu
" ."" '. ."W Msa fVMW .VhW IIUMI'
Am we feftve not the
the B
tot wp tivp thousijt that poroaps soma ot
srciK reader rrilsht bv a, tent to -Bare and
for which, they bave P lower any nsr We wuj
Tbuj war a?y be listed as a. "harry eall,
.! iuld rtteit active sympathy Now la
Uw isi tit JsHUUg porches and wood-
a Hast WttU to Vfptk irlr bficnt wosders
3 &et$ Uutt wvMttn Xxem a. disaase jvo ao
carded wo aro liberally endowed with
pockets. Pockets appear to flourish
overywhore In our skirts, in our pottl
sklrts, In our shoes, our stockings, our
gloves, our coats and our blouses, to say
nothing of tho handkerchlof pocket that
appears In our nighties and pajamas.
It Will tako some tlmo for woman to
become educated up to having all theso
handy receptacles distributed about her
person. Long ago man has becomo
inured to his. Tho avorago suit has 13
flvo In the trousers, four In the vest and
four In tho coat, and all of them aro In
dispensable. To a woman her pockets, lko her bwob
ger stick, are ornamental rather than
utilitarian. Sho tikes to sco them
pressed smooth, with no suggestions of
bagglncss. A man's use of his pockets Is at
onco the cause of distress and disgust to
her. Ho will carry In them everything,
from his tobacco pouch to his last year's
gloves, with nn Incomprehensible non
chnlanco that says, "Pockets woro mado
to bo lllled." As though they really werol
But all things aro conspiring to m.ako
woman look mannish. Tho blouses of her
fall frocks havo nssumed a likeness to
a mnscuiino waistcoat; Iter hats aro
reminiscent of a mnn'i sailor; her boots
aro Hat and sensible onco more; cigar
etto cases, built on small fcmlnlno lines,
call to her from the Jeweler's window;
pockets confront her on every side; her
Bwagger stick yearns to bt taken out fdr
an airing. And sho takes It,
"What Is tho answor7 Is she doing It
becauso sho really wants to bo masculine,
or becauso sho knows subtly that her
tailored clothes and mannish affectations
do but accentuate her unalterable fem
ininity? M'LISS.
I am told that a slight application of
vaseline to tho roots of tho lashes every
other night will Incrcaso tholr growth.
Uso care, however, not to get the grease
Into your eyes.
All communication nddresscil to Marlon
Hnrlnnd should Inclose a stumped, self
addressed emelope and flipping of the
artlrle In vthi.li you ure Interested. Persons
, "lihlnc to nld In the charitable work of the
II. II. C. should write Marfan Hnrlnnd. In
ear ot this paper, for addresses of those
Itaer would llki to help, and, hav!ne recelted
them, rommunlcate direct with those parties.
longer regard as hopeless. Tho fresh air
of heaven is tho sovereign cure Indicated
by our ablest physicians. Havo wo a tent
for the two girls who wish to sleep out ot
doors for months to come, nnd If God will,
bo restored to health and usefulness?
Gives Jluch, Aska Little
As f nm a constant reader of jour Corner and
so much Joy seems to bo found In It, I should
like to know If I can't help In somonj', too?
1 can let somo ono who like- to do fancy work
hate tuelte balls of silk finish nnd crochet cot
ton of different colors. And If sou should know
of any one who could uso a compass, l ran let
them hao two and two hoies of lead that so
with them. You may know of somo school chil
dren who can mnka use of them I nm ll
Jeurs old. I nlwnj.i feel lather sorry for old
persons and Invalids So I am looking for
somo one who ituld use ocnrchllsht .t Is In
pretty good -ondltlon. Tho battery Is burned
?K'" 'i1?1 "ome one may ho able to uso It Dear
Miss Mirlon, I hao only mod here tuo no.ths.
I don t know any one hero Do sou tn . k I
could get n little dog or cat through the Corner'
I'leaeo don't think It has to hne a pedigree
Just n little common dog t cut that has no
ono to loo It Is what I want. 1 Ime tried to
get an animal tor somo time, but failed, i'er
haps somo ono golne on a acatlon would give
hers to me. If she la looklnc for a home for tho
- MItS. W. J. M.
I have let you tell your own story, dear
friend. You do It better than I could hope
to do. After tho list of gifts, each of which
will bo caught at gratefully, wo look for a
petition for something approximating them
in value. And you ask only for a llttlo
dog or cat. Preferably a dog. I apurovo
of the choice. You will be content to get
Just "a little common dog." Uloss ynur
dear heart,, we ought to offer you a dozen
or so from which to choose. "Who will re
spond to the stranger's entreaty?
Chicken Salad; Fruit Cocktail
As this Is my first request. I trust I am not
asking too much I should like recipes for
chicken salad and for fruit cocktail. I tasted
gg salad at one of the restaurants and think
It delicious. I am wondering If you could give
me a recipe for that, too. It has not mason
nalse dressing. I think It Is a cream dressing.
I shall be grateful It you ran favor me with
these recipes. if, ij.
Chicken salad Cut cold, boiled chicken
into dice. Tako two cups of this meat
and mix a cup of celery cut Into dice with
it. Sprinkle all with salt and pepper.
Into three tablespoons of oil stir a table
spoon of vinegar. Tour this over tho
chicken and celery and toss until well
mixed. I.lne a chilled bowl with crisp
lettuce leaves, fill with the chicken salad,
and pour mayonnaise dressing over all.
Egg salad with cream dressing Tako
equal parts of hard boiled eggs and cel
ery ana place them on lettuce leaes which
have been put Into a chilled dish. Over this
pour tho cream dressing which has been
made by beating three eggs, yolks and
whites together, until they are light: add
one teaspoonful of salt, a pinch of red pep
per, half a saltspoon of mustard mixed
with a little water, and, Jantly, three or
four tablespoons of rich, sweet cream.
Fruit cocktail Cut the pulp of a fine
grapefruit and that of a sweet orange
Into small cubes, Skin a dozen 'white
grapes (Malagas are best) and sed them
neatly. Cut half a banana Into small bits.
ana mix an togetner, DreaK ng as llttl
as may be. Set in the Ice for an hour or
more. Fifteen minutes before serving, put
the mixture into chilled cocktail glaatis,
sprinkle with tine sugar, and pour two tea
spoons ot sherry over the surface of each
glassful. Finally, lay two or three straw
berries (In the season) upon the top, sugar
them lightly find send at once to table. The
cocktail should be Ice cold throughout. You
may substitute maraschino cherries for ber
ries when you cannot get the latter.
CUNNINGHAMB
g UPRIGHT PIANO M
SEEN IN
V - ' " 'whJWi , n7?- vwv m m1' WiS1,'''1 m'S'JHi
BLOUSE OF BECOMING DAlNTINlS.
A WAIST of Oeorgclte crepe Is a necessity to the wcll-dt cased -woman. This pretty
tnodcl In nil white will servo for many occnMons. It comes In sires 3(1 to Ifi.
The plntucks and fllie plaiting on the front, the sailor collar and cuffs all scro
to malto this a very dainty and sotight-for garment. Specially priced, $3.95.
A hat of vehct with a. touch of maliiio to lighten tho brim Is very smart with this
waist. Two white bono crescents standing out from tho front of tho crajvn give a
dlstlnctlvo stle and aro ornamcntnl as well Price, $10.
The name of the shop where theso nrllcles tnav be purchased will bo Blipplled by tho
Editor of the Woman's Page, KvK.vi.xa I.Etinrm, COS Chestnut street. Tho request must
be accompanied by n stamped silf-nclclrcsnod en elope, and muBt mention tho data on
which tho nrllclo appeared.
GOOD
Good form queries should ba ad
dressed to Deborah Rush, torlttcn on
one side of tho paper and stpned ttiilh
full name and address, though initials
OxhY will be published upon rcijucit.
5T7i( column will appear in Monday's,
Wednesday's and Friday's Evening
Ledger.
Yes, Offer Him a Seat
Drar Drbnrah J1111 I see you nre nmln re
reUInu letters on street enr etiquette, and ns I
havo often wondered about thin pcrhnps you can
help me If a man reti on the cur cnrrslnB a
babs- In his nrms, Is another man obi Iced to of
fer him a seat? I hao seen this done several
times and wondered If It was nccessnrs1.
JOll.
It Is not necessary, strictly speaking, nnd
yet most men would bo courteous cnougli to
do so, not only to bo kind to a fellow man,
but also for tho safety of tho baby, as tho
cars sway so, it is possible both man and
child might fall.
Do Not Go
Drnr Jrbornli Ifmi Mv husband nnd I re
ceived cards thl wei'k Intltlm; us to n wedding
nn September 7 Thes' rend. "nenUPfltPd the
honor of sour presence at tho marriage of their
daughter. . to Mr. on Wednesday. Sep
tember 7 nt r o'clock." Thero la nn mention
of a reception nnd set I know there Is to lio
one. A friend snld tho Invitations inenn to go
to tho reception nftpnvnrd. but my husband nasi
he does not think so. Will you help us. plense?
I. M. a.
Your Invitation is for tho wedding only.
When people glvo a reception nfter a wed
ding they seldom ask moro than ono or two
hundred guests to tho rccoptlon, but tho
church invitations for tho ceremony aro sent
to all their friends. Kngravcd fcards for
tho reception aro always inclosed in tho in
vitations sent to those asked to tho house ;
tho other guests, who do not receive the
reception cards, are only expected to attend
tho wedding ceremony.
An Invitation to witness the wedding Is
not answered, but tho Invitation to n break
fast after tho ceremony always requires an
answer nnd a prompt ono at that.
Yes, on Ail Occasions
Deor Debornh liush Must napkins be used
at every rnealt ANXIOUS.
Yes, a napkin' should always bo used at
breakfast and at dinner. At luncheon nnd
for afternoon tea lunch dollies may ho used
No, It's Bad Form
Vear Deborah l?uahTa it rood form for a
girl of 23 or -I to take cocktails and cham
pagne In a public restaurant whs sho Is lunch
lng with a soung man. I.. D. M.
N'o, it is a mistake for a young girl to
tako these things In public restaurants, es
pecially If sho is lunching alone with a
young man. In fact, tho very lunching In
a hotel or public restaurant alone with a
young man Is not in good form for a girl
of 23 or 24 Very few mothers would al
low their daughters to do so. A girl who
does that sort of thing may be as nice as
possible, well behaved as to manners and
other essentials, but this very thing of
lunching at a hotel unchaperoned would
A BEAUTIFUL '
SOAP DISH ,
That Will Add to the Con-
I venience , f Any Bathroom
I This bands me White Vitreous I
f China Soap Dish Is one of a com- I
I plete set of bathroom furnishings 1
I that will make an "all white" I
I bathroom above the commonplace I
I and prove a real convenience. Very I
1 durable and roomy, easy to Install I
and to keep clean. I
I You should Inspect this perfect fli-
I ture It Is sold under the FLECK
imos. co iitONci.An (iimhan-
TEE. Write for full particulars or
visit our easily reached showrooms
today.
zjzckJ$kos. Co.
Showroom
44-46-48 and 50 S
N. N. 5th. St. S
1 Cloud's Depilatory
111 Removes superfluous hair per
in f-ll and harmlessly.
jfi fl,00 per box, Postpaid
M III f Complratoo
A ffll44LJ6teC. E,rt
fl' 706-707 landers BoJIdtoc
II 13th i. Wabiut Sts. J
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THE SHOPS
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FORM
make tho world say she was Inclined to bo
fast, so It Is better to run no such risks,
oven If It Is unpleasant to bow to Mrs.
Grundy's rules.
pnnoiiAii nusn.
Kerosene Uses
nory houscwlfo knows tho valuo of
kerosene at houscclcanlng tlmo, and every
other tlmo that thero Is cleaning to bo done.
It chases nuts, too, Saturate a cloth with
kcroseno and leavo it near tho ant hills.
They soon disappear.
For cleaning p.ilntcd nnd varnished wood
work, painted walls, varnished floors, bath
tubs and m.trblo wash stands It is unsur
passed. For tubs and marble, npply with
n woolen cloth, then wash with soap and
water. For woodwork and walls uso clean
cloths, changing as soon as they got soiled.
A few drops In tho water when washing
windows and mirrors will give them a
beautiful polish.
Baby's Bedroom Slippers
Bunny slippers for tho baby can
bo made of white felt by tho
mother clever with the needle, ac
cording to Popular Mechanics. Tho
bunny face is embroidered in; tho
eyes aro buttons; the' cars aro little
wings of felt. A littlo fur tail com
pletes the illusion.
will remove any superfluous
Hair 'Growth, and makes
sheer hosiery and sleeveless
jrowns possible without em
barrassment. GET IT TODAY
ASK FOR and GET
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
HALTED MILK
Cheap substitutes cost YOU same price
The casualties front I
minions, auctt m. blot
Ibis terrible waste)
ueaaiyir
denta of
case) (Jul
Why tolerate a
luiiuami
Shepard'a House
Kills the Fly and Prevents Disease.
LOUISIANA. HEALTH OFFICER'S ENDORSEMENT.
O. C Chandler, fresUent Sbxereport Board of llcalta, Eadan, Sieo.
BrH'a t-Tn,.. 171.. bh In..., V .Hah "
Bhopard'a Chemical Company of Wilmington. N. 0., hvo Tn-odnccd
alone felt want In a harrulcii pronarailoa that vlll KIuTkiiS
IloacJiea, Mosquitoes and other rNbfcCrs. Thla proparaUon KlUM
1' Ilea and Itoaohes by the tuoof agtnall quanUty iprayed, oboutTtlio
room by means of a blower used by tho mouth. Itlsqultoa valuablo
addition to the means for the prevention ofdUea&eaond tho comfort
of tho people. .
rtr Ypnrg truly, G. a CHANDLKR, M. D.
ty ft-ea. Snreveport Board pf IlealUi and. Health Offlccr.
SilEPARDsJ
ai(csaeu
55Sta3aaae
It LlUs the Mosquitoes like the FUts and U sore death to Bedfiun. Roacfa.
ea. Ants. Moths, and All Dlhrr Inud,. Th dim., .r. nr ll.T,!... r"
people. SoU at all store Into
lot fre4 booklet.
aianmsetared aaq Buajaatecd by
SHEFABD'S CHE.M1CAL COMPANY, Inc.
tlflrntnetlnn U T
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BACTERIOLOGICAL-FIELD
OPENED TO WOMEN
Mrs. Simonin, Graduate of Col-
lego of Pharmacy, Plans
Laboratory for Study
American women ns well as' foreign
miiimi enn invade nrofesstonal fleldi
formerly restricted to men. Mr. Minnie
flrny SImonln. a recent graduate of tho
Philadelphia CoIIcbo- of Pharmacy, is ro
InR to prove It by openlnff n bacteriological
laboratory, vtliero "Bomethlnrf moro than
hyrtro&cn peroxide" will bo studied. In
dolnj; so, Mrs SImonln will open tho first
woman's bacteriological lnboratory In this
city, which It tho first city to possess a
woman's medical college.
Who knows what far-rcnchlng results
will follow thli pioneer effort on the patt
ot woman In this field of scientific ro
search 7 Who knows what future fetters
will bo formed to shncklo epidemics like
tho present wiivo of Infnntllo paralysis If
hn appreciable number of scientifically
trained women study disease germs, as Mrs.
SImonln propose-) to do? It was a Krcnch
woman who mmlo one of 'the greatest scien
tific discoveries of tho ngc tho X-ray.
And Sirs .SImonln believes that American
women, ns well, can not only make them
fiohes Independent, hut can bo of sorvlco
to humanity by adopting as n profession
somo scientific branch.
In her laboratory, which villi ho opened
In tho fall, Mrs SImonln will begin her llfo
work, which she has determined will bo tho
study of bacilli and dlseaso micro-organisms.
Mrs. SImonln, who lives nt Fortieth
nnil Locust streets, Is busy now gathering
the equipment for her research work.
"Tho lives of great women llko Madame
Cure, tho Trench X-ray student, prove that
wo can obtain tho eminence In science that
formerly was closed toV'omen," snld Mrs.
SImonln. "Tho average woman's acquaint
nnco with chemistry is limited to a knowl
edge ot tho effects of hydrogen peroxide. If
she'd look ii llttlo further Into tho subject,
sho'd find nn absorbing field of study, tho
pursuit of which would make her Independ
ent. It's a big field, with plenty of room In
It for women."
The Archer
Tho Archer, tlio Archer!
Though formless, nllvo;
His bow Is of blossoms,
His arrows btitf five.
So mobile tho mask and
So formless his mind:
How, then, can ho harm mo,
Tho Archer that's blind?
But tho pain that I suffer
AH doubting removes,
And tho truth of this nonsenso
'TIs loving that proves.
Douglas AlnBlle.
Washing Painted Walls
To wash painted walla begin at tho bot
tom This Is a good plan, becauso tho
wnter will run down over a wet jjurfaco
Instead of a dry ono, thus preventing
streaking. Beginning at tho bottom then,
first go over tho surfaco with a spongo
dipped in kerosene. Then wash tho samo
with warm soapsuds nnd proceed in this
way to tho top of tho wall. Blnso carefully,
then leavo It dry.
If Pussy Has Mange
A bit of carbolic vaseline placed on tho
placo whero pus3y shows signs of mnngo
will save you much nnnoynnce later on.
Cover tho spot with a clean 61oth nnd tho
dlseaso will soon heal.
Th ore are no
pinch-penny
methods used in
making
MERIDALE
BUTTER
No salting for
weight no wet
wrappers for
weight. It's all
butter pure,
fresh, sweet butter.
And because we
use so much care in
the making of this
"uncommonly
good butter," and
because only the
best goes into it,
the price is a little
higher than the
ordinary butter.
But you get more
butler in a pound.
AYER & McKINNEY
(Makers of ,,,,,
Merldsle) Philadelphia
nell Phone, Market 3711
Keystone i'lione, Main 178)
Look for the "Merif oil"
wrapper alr-t!shl, dust- and
oaor-proof-at tour eroctrs.
'ssSsfl
iilSiSssssii
Vont tie preat European War aro ealcuTtteJ la
lot upon bunwditr U s-mot inconceivable, ret Ci
at Ufa is not as mil n lha loll 1..1.J 1.J .u " 3V,
rjlr. Bureau of Medical Research, Doctors and Superlnt.o, &Ji
0,!hJ agree that tho Fly as or spreader of cantagisus L Tt;
uJ deadlr erms, has do equal, y Jt
menace to Loslth end cleanllaeag?
tua your noma ot tneml
Fly and Insect Killer
ejalxrboUJa with (prayer free, VvnUg
p
'n f f wj
ftnwfWrl
jMk jlsallv
'flfflk
V sarfHafsHalHHs
MRS. MINNIE GRAY SIMONIN
who will open a bacteriological lab
oratory for tho study of bacilli and
disease germs. Mrs. Simonin is n
graduate of tho Philadelphia .Col
lege of Pharmacy.
Eice Water
Always boll rlco In plenty of water. Don't
pour this water off Into tlio slnlM it Is
useful for many things Itlco water con
tains much nourishment. Set it nslda In a
cool placo for (t fow hour.s and you havo
a Jelly which will add nutriment to your
eoup stock. Or it may ba boiled down still
further, sweetened slightly and flavored
with rosSwator or vanilla. Eaten with
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SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
PAivvvlTi5S!f
i (.Mi nitfit" jh l J" '
Pirn "' ii.iTT.jlMr'-A
BANKS BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Best for Young Women
Cfie5mb!eml
r&rsacnlSdool
All Accredited Com
mercial Schools offer
o o u r s o H particularly
adapted to tho prepara
tion of young ladlos for
self-support. Parents
who do not know what
kind of education will
best prcparo their chil
dren to bo independent
should tako the matter
up with any member of
tho National Association
of Accredited Commercial
Schools.
Banks Business College
The only "accredited"
Commercial School
in Philadelphia
Dav School Optns Srpt. 1th.
Night School Opens Sept, eth.
Enter Anv Time.
K. 31. Hull, A. M I'd. I)., rrrsldrnt
925 Chestnut St., Phila.
Commercial English
A course of college Brade for uni
versity men, salesmen and other
business men. Only course of Its
kind In the State Complete In one
rear, one nlelit a uetk Instructor
is l.nsilsli specialist Tuition mod-er?-,neA,mJ;?,.?,hf.t'
hteh-BrSd. Sou""
MwSlusIc ,-LnElneerln frcpar.
Itenlster Sept. 2,1.30. negln rtrt n
Phila. School of Design for Women
RKOPKN'N OCTOIUIt 2. 101(1
TfflOAI AMI MASTKH TItKKT
PALMS SCHOOL
Thirty years at 17th and Chestnut Strut.
Business. Shorthand and Secretarial Courses.
VounirJ!enijnI Hoys
The Phillips Brooks School
Doy school, opposite Clark Park Athiati -..
adjolnlmr bulldinis LarSe. fully.gulpoed05eJ5
P.a.5!Jm, E;P- t'achers. Year hook I10vVnni
KlTZKf,. lUn.lmai.trn jy 4 llaltln'ure a" nue'
BROWN PREP larkwaTTiidj; '-
Prepa" for coHjr, bu,, and ClWrV;
Ice. Call or atnd for Cataloc I "srv.
IIAHltlbllUltQ, I'A,
IIARRISBURG ACADEMY
A country school founded
Modern bullrttntF. i.n
ISSSSSKL. KW". ".:Su,0?o
umaii classes aim n u.i,,.i ,z':z-7r.
ichool for"yaune'er Wya, W'lt.0,,.,
Inveatliatlon a personal
a-w( vHi(tiuufl naareis
- . iwasioif.
ARTHUR E. III! OWN. B. A
Headmaster
CIIESTKU. PA.
Pennsylvania Military Collepe'"
, CHESTER.' PENNA. B
mi f-.iral'J fJraforu School tor' Bovi
Th West Point 0 the Keiatati, Rti? o
uIp1,?''"-&on"m'" -TnaCnVef '
Col. CHAHjg. HYATT. Commandant Do, 5 6 J
i'''IITHSiOltE. PA. "
SKn""P"Paralory School
InSJ'fJsKfl n? J2m.2S?'n, Wl'-CqulpW build
lcUllensnfaSXuildmitdSI"
that fa your Sivarthmora boi a " body
A' " All: Jaamaster
-- UbniUBQ
PA.
pSSPRIffiWI
T&ta-H?'v"Ltlf cSfi
every
' fua fcrf buTlneVs Co,!20d-"L
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cuitu.i athiiif nSril'o .:"
tiTue iar oi in,n. --'.
in
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DPt.' U.
CARLISLE. I'A.
CONWAY HALL .V,"
proved courses. esperUncid 1 cha $P J
plete, euvdyment Alms todliS2,?.5Dd e",m-gftla'-
W A I WCHjliSK,?,"-
iiofeiitETir. v.
' NAZAUsnU IIAI.L MILITARY ArthifMv-
Nazaretb. Pa. Foupded 1743 For teii DSJf,V
Preparatory end Business CourL. m A 1.1. ??"
Athletic, fnvestuats 1 tflfflrVfo,,d.rui,A1'
r SmuMINO
Y.
CENTRAL NATATORIUflf
JI.
M. 'P '.?.'' inanii,t cUI na .-!.
r" " """wo to moBjUtrs'ilL r.r ;;"K-
. ?, ""' Jf soot 13 yji,..l ':
a mLt . iihi im aurim t ..,. - vsesjuui.
iaxsaoOTiBU
aaaam lor
TffrCflEERFUL CHmS
Outdoor liftia very
brocferMrJ
All IMvre. 3eems jo
Dig tja xrye,. ,
bv5s so rruck
Vrien once. I e-t th&ih
poirvc or
view.
sugar nnd cream, It la a good dessin . 9
dally for children. Beaten Into a m$1
cus,tnrtl, It Is better still it can i,'l
used for thickening whlto sauces or grTl l4
BEAUTIFIE!
rAND IMPROVES
BAD COMPLEXIONS
Removes xurinhles and facial
blemishes
Protects and preserves delleati
shin
CONTAINS NO MnilCUItY
In Jars at $1,23
Wo send direct, prepaid,
on receipt of price.
The RcKollotto Co.
1'. O. llox 1(107
riilladclihlji
antiseptic!
5K.INFO0D
a1
waiK-:taai,i3iv.iia-JK'.z,gBe
Teachers
College
trains teachers in Kindergarten,!
Household Science, Household!
Art, Physical Training, Plara
ground Work and for tho elel
mentary schools of the State.
Ask for Catalog M-38.
Flinne, Dlmnnnd 031
TEMPLE UNIVERSITV
U llronil St.. Iiclnw 1tir1fs I h
FhllmlKlnliln SB
Peirce School
I3 Internationally Known
for Its broad courses of business stud. Itll
thornunn eoulpmont. Its orhtln tl met ott, til
Instruction, Its expert staff Its succtssful wI-9
"lira nun un Bpiemilo. IIUlKlintf Villi tfiSj
penaot, 111 Jl 31. to -i I' M
Secretarial nnd Commercial Courses for I
sexes. Send for IlookK't.
I'lne Street West of IJroad
-NeiT College-
I'uhltc Snmk.ltin rUrmiitm, nrn.,.ni ji i
Salesmanship. Semi for Llturatvr. 1
Mtiwi t i n mihh sirm
SPANISH
Tutorlnc.
Pure Caatlllan. Prl.
ciass ic
Altera.
class less. Translations. I'ttf.ti
1131 Wulnut.l'li.Wil Ull
OETIANTOWW.. I'A.
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
OPENS
0 MO.,tt0TII
SCHbOL
AT OFFICE M
DAiLTAFrnn rrs?
STANLEY n. YARNALU TtWvil
new iir.ooinr:r.D. pa.
CAIISON I.ONO INSTITDTE 78th Yeur-ilis'S
Uloomrleld Academy. Courses: Colleie rrt(rJ
atory. Music, liuslness. Normal. Junior, Off!
prate modern bulldlnas for boys and tulvl
r'upns unaer IS years special attention. Trni.l
00 and up; Juniors. 133. Cor. 03 UHl
siisuiu.e. imji li. itw iiioominiu. ra.
WEST CHESTKlt. 1.
STATE N0U5IAI, SCHOOL
IlllTII MFVfJ.1
r:oo-K0O jvtr year. . a. M,
VlllL.ll'3. rra.1
.-- 1 n -i'jm
HANOVER. N. II.
Hanover Tutorine School
In ths heart of the New Hampshire Hills. Su
.uv k.iu JUI7, AUIEUI1 anu Ofli.m".
Ery candidate In last 'J years entered collst
4UIIN w. x.Ktiit), iiirtcuri
Young Ladles and Clrls
PENN HALL SCHOOL
"Fnrt niRTR
llodarn fireproof bulldlnya. new cymniiioffl.
lansuaces, music, doraestlo erts. etc. CertliV'SSB
prlvlleses. Hooma with private bath HeM
Gladstone, Atlantic City, occupied by sebool ic JM
t,tB.y- .fXS continues without lntrrupU9-JBJ
Hates 1300 hsj
FRANK 8. MAQILL. A..M.. PrlncljslM
LOi:itSIANTOyjPA. ,
The Stevens School for Girls J
.,. sl W. Chrlten Aeuue, Oermaolowa ii
jth year opens Sept. al- Klnde-sarten throurt
women Manual trn JIIss Slary Hentlers.PrBi5
qERMANTOVN;JPA.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL
Sf'.'d T a,f" " Pr -5lU- i
Pjj1' --intermediate Primary Mualo. IMBtl!
bclsnce.
Interior Pecpra'n. Secretarial !bUMc'
gnUTH IIETHLEIIKM
PA.
Bfshopthorpe ManorJ r ' Sfgt1
!L?.f f?ure". r high school . a.iJ4,
-.--. "uuiue science, etc inaivio.,;
L. N WYA.fr Hi moa BElTHLfcllEil.
ausfv.
rri
, TORRES IJ LK,
PA.
UONTESSORI TRtriiPtt TniiMivn &CUQ0b '
X?ou?? JJ.di5 f erlrlfi. prac, course , j
B'" i,v. VU" ocgii Anuerson '"7' fvZ-M
lta.jrorrsdaU House, Toti'Mii.fM
Vouas; Men and Roye
WENOJfAH. N. J.
WENONAH
mii-.iftfi
ACADEMY
19 W.U.. --.L.. .... - a - ttritkfiUl
:." tk "jot t-ouaaeipai, xa .r-j ' 1
faclorlca ni es.iA.n fi" a ., rirler ,i
"" Special school or Juniors. Caw
r-PRHl. us LOUENOE. PresUat,
CLAVTON A. b.NI)l!lt. Ph. U., oaok
tis, iveiwuau. n,
SPsPHTT. H J.
CARLTON ACADEMY
yiR
a ration foi .11 eoll.aea Individual A.
. toi all eoll.ies Individual "W
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