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ME POLICEWOMAN AND THE LACE-TRIMMED STAR-EATING IN WARTIME-jVINTER FASHIQjj
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They Don't Wear Lace-Decked Stars Twenty
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for Them and More Are Needed
IN THE MOMENT'S MODES
New Muffs Arc Large and Scarfs Are Long
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TTAVC you over thought of It being u
policewoman?
This question lun't meant to bo mlrtlf
provoking. Thero nte u good many non
"humorous nnd Interesting facts about the
job that mako :no sit u, and say "why
not?"
Hero's one, for Instance. Uelng it po
licewoman Isn't a spectacular occupation
thrown on tbo market by tho war, ns
omo of tho Jokcstcrs Implied laitt week
when New York city decided to let two
ladles bo a part of tho mighty arm of
tho law. It's a slowly but surely gt owing
profession for women that had gained
headway as far back as 1911 In Los An
geles, Cal.
At that tlmo people had lots of fun
laughing at the Idea of a "lady copper."
"When the chief of police of tho town
invested Mrs. Alien Stebbtns Wells, the
llrst policewoman there, with ho- Insignia
of oHIco ho said ho was toriy to havo to
give her so unornnmentul a badge, and
that when Los Angeles could brag of a
vholo "squad of Amazons" ho would try
to huvo designed a star with lace ruHles!
WELL, it turned out t'i. t the lady In
question icver had need for a lin
go Ic-llko badge of nuthotlty. In luct bhc
Just slipped tho thln In her handbag,
disappointed tho cartoonists by not weal
ing a unlfoim and altogether went about
her business to effectively that In 191C
we llnd her president of tho International
Policewomen's Association.
This Institution Isn't just a long
ounding name, either. So far as tho
United States Is concerned It means that
twenty States have decided a woman'H
way Is a better coaer than a man's club
nnd gono In for policewomen.
Whon Mrs, Wells came t,o Indianapolis
last year to talk at tbo National Confer
ence of Charities und Coircctlons she
was ablo to startle the skeptics by tell
ing them of a partlculaily uldcpread
call for policewomen, coming espe
cially from small towns. Many, too,
stopped smiling when they beard that
large titles such ns Chicago, Seattle, Hal
tlmoro and Minneapolis had all estab
lished "lady forces."
Vyvettes
Looks as though tho lady had a
lot on her mind. Nothing of great
weight, however, for a taffeta how
doesn't weigh much, no matter how
big it looks.
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till nollce profession, totieMccl ny
omanly hand, t-kotched ny -u.s.
Wells, seems MimethltiK lar 1 moved
from loading "Maggie" into the patrol
wugon and ndvlslng her to "tell that to
tho Judge." It Is a case of sympathy
rather than authority.
"Women aren't humpeied by the
Inertia or tradition ns the men arc,"
Mrs. Wells explained. "One of tho main
quallllcatlons, too. Is that they bo scion
tidcally trained, l'olleo work Is as hon
estly luhctcnt as Is law or medicine, but
it stands today In point of training just
whole it stood a century ago."
IN ALL probability
women who wero lit
tho two police-
ppolntcd last week
In New Yotk cltv will never master the
gentle uit of "moving" tho Inebriate by
the sole of his shoo method. Still there
Is this to bo tenvtrked: Thero ate solco
and uouK Things look very bright for
tho woman policeman!
rpiIK huge muff is
coming back, bring
ing with it the long,
wido stole a senrf
that docs not hesitate
to reach elenr to the
Bkirt's hem.
A new and very ef
fective moiclittg idea It
incorporated in thnso
new scarfs. They drape
around the shoulder
wide and somewhat
after the fashion of
tho cape. Then they
tiro gathered into a
narrow hand of the
fur, nnd from the other
side of tills band hangs
tho long, btrniglit stole
ends.
Quite the pietticst of
tho new big muffs u
the model measuring
almost a yard in length,
mnde very soft and
crushed together some
what as it is carried.
Such a scarf and
muff arc pictured in
today's drawing. The
pelt is eiminc, tail
ttimmed.
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A Pleasant Dag
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Letters nnd Quntton xubmUUJ to filj department mult be irritten on ono (J o
the paver only niul signed witli the name 0 the urdrr. ifpeclal quiri'l like thone alt rn
fcfloui arj inutid. It in miriirood that the editor docs nut neeetsarilj iiijonn the nentvnrnt
uT.YA'Hiu A'iV0'v?r.'"r,'""'", 'V JM S???r5"!,S,' '"' " addrisstd u ollou's: rilU
MOM'S KXCIIAXih. Lltnino Ledger, Philadelphia. Pa.
1. What U rlllOH tiihtns?
TODAY'S IXQUJUICS
2. What U the proir uar to krrp onlom to
present thrm ruin miolllnc?
3. tVliat rnn lurr l'" natliril In Instead of
blulnc watrr to Kfrp It u rminir ublte?
1. At III natural or drril fur he mow In toeu
tlil full urn! ulntrr?
3. Mill tho fur foliar nttnclird to tho nuit
be, wor-i t'il caon ns It has hrn for the Inst
lwi or thrre?
3. Hon oftrn pIiohM th hair lie fliicrd?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. A few m-irhtr nluril In the hottnm of the
tirroenlnic kettle nlll pruent fruit nnd rrse
tablen fruru ftrorillnir. Ihe hlitiht motion roll
Ine around of the iimruleN Veepn the 'Iquld In
motion.
S. I'ourtnc lint nntrr Into n hot-wntcr h ir
wlthort the ui.e of n funnel often rnuoes the
ruMier In the neih of the Irit to neiken nnd
leak. '
3. rnriifdn melted on the thread of n foun
tain ten hefore tho top U l.reed on will pre
vent It frcn le.ikln;.
1. "rordoinn" li the dark rnet leather een
no much In footwear this nurnmer nnd full.
2. It Is entirely eorreet ror
hit njmo J, John Pmllh.
a man to btcn
Tor a I)-mp Cellar
To the Editor of the P'omau' ' ipe:
)enr Midlin Klndlv iihin tne vchllt to dn
nbout R cellar swlrir self thut Is damp. I find
my Jars of peachen rt-erries nnd tomatoes re
nil moldv nround the rubbers nnd I huve bail
rev-ru! Jirs of ertnjr t.'sa nnd tomato's fpoll
there that ueerned terfrt tnre I put tbem on
th a'-elf A I.l'DOErt ADVOCATE.
I'uttlng flat unenvcred linxes half filled
with Una In" the cellar vliero tho shelf Is
will ahsorb most of the dampness thero.
I would not put a box of lime on thehelf
because the dampness might get settled
there Onn housewife successfully solved
the "dnmp-xhelf" tirohlem this wny If you
And. however that th's Is not entirely suc
cessful I would ndvlc ou to bring till the
jar titia-al so 0 11 d Rnie pantry or clothes
closet shelves fur them.
Aro you sure that the mold has not
been caused by defective rubbers? Were
they new when you put them on? If you
would like to try saving the preaerp3 that
Kot moldy, why not remoe all the mold
nnd resterl'lze the good part 1'ut tho Jars
In a pan of cn'd water In the oven B"d let
the water comes to a boll. Remove and put
new rubbers on tho Jars.
Eggs a la Creole
To the Editor o the tt'oman'a Pane:
P"r Madsm Will jou please, publish tha
recipe for etfgs a U rreolo? Tr.nnklrur ou
s.ery much for lour trouble. (it Its.) It. A.
Take a tablespoonful of butter, one of
chopped onion and ono of chopped green
pepper, two cupfuls of tomato, ono tea
spoonful of rait, one teitrpoonful of meat
jflaorlng sauce, three orrs and tno table
spoonfuls of cheese Cook tho otdon and
green pepper In butter for tho minutes, then
add tho tomato and all tho seasonings.
AVIien this l.s thoroughly heated add tho
eggs without beating them. Pick up with
a fork until the -eggs tiro nearly cooked
Add tho cheoso nnd cook about ono minute.
Servo on toast or with a border of rice.
Keeping Flowers Fresh
To the .editor o Ihe Woman' Page:
Dear Madam Will rou please print th fill
lowlntf suggestion about how to keep flowers
fresh tn a laseT 1 hava found It a very rood
way. Just put a few ery thin ullres of soap
In tho water. A HULl'Elt.
Thank you for helping.
Keeping the Bird Cage Clean
To the Editor o n tromon' Page:
Dear Madam I have been In tho habit of
srashlnjr tha wooden perches of our canary
cage. Koine one told me that It I a bad plan
tu do this as tha bird ts apt tn catch cold or
', to aet rheumatism In his little feet. How elsa
' . do you thlnlc I could keep these perc' es nlco
'7 jnd clean? (MRS.) It. T.
i 'a, lTy scraping me percnea wun line sanu-
tfi" painr ur even iiiitu. b in uuo mu uaui(j
..little bird. If once In a great while you
If V wi nto wain me-percnes, see iney aro mor-
r shnrAiia'lilv rlrtad'fn ths nun or near n tlrA
$ i before putting them back. In tho cage.
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constant Hoarseness
go the Editor 0 theiromon'i yaoef
DeriWdani I read the Rxchanx every
1 i t arenlrm and nnd you nein many persons, i win
'T.w cnturf to k rou a question and please try to
i . fv)ro as kood htip as posslbU. My lolce.is
.; I always hoarse. What can I dn to prevent this?
, Kindly print aorot tucat cxsris if jou rou,
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3. A man should, If It Is nt all poslh'e. re
move his cloto hen shaklne hands with a
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fllnarlnr lesson aro minoosed to be ex
cellent for tlw-Tolcei You could take Just
i isna. to .leant ip exerciso tne
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ipeciallet, for the'
eme .mroftt.
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Put on Your Thinkintr Cap
To the Vdllor nt tn- Woman's fiicr:
i -"""." Madam I would llkn to as! the onln
Ion of tln rrailini on u urtiln nu.-stlon thjt
hue been muih debated In tlo placa uhero I
one man stntes Ihit If A'a ron and II a
ilauuntrr nri married A and It Ipso fatto ioii
tritei a leitil rrlattonsMp.
! aerond man sijs that they A and II.
contract no relation' In. Tlio first mar sais
that If a widow with one child marries a.
ld.i-er with on chill the ihildrrn buomn
r'lateil een thuuvh they hale newr hppii f.arh
otMi- why not tho pirents when the ihlldrni
niarry?
The errond man s'atrs that, tbouah children
mlsht be etepbrot''ra nr slnlerF, th parellta
of the il cirnn n their chlld-en marry ton
trnct nn relntlonshlp:
I would like to h.l"" the opinion of soma
qf the readers of your rarer. ItCADKR.
Friend Header does not ask for nn opinion
from tho editor. The question Is referred,
as suggested, to fellow readers.
Writing to (he So'dicrs
To the Editor o He Woman's Page:
Dear Madam Will ou please tell nn to
n I a' nulil wrll fn infornutliin about io.
ciirln? n poeitlon n a mech.imcal draftsmnn with
l i'rlt,d Hint's ilniernnient?
Aleu I woult Ilka to writ, some "(rodmother"
letters tn Borne so dlera eith' r American aol
die a abroad or Trench soldlern e l inn under
eiund French. Will ou please help me cut In
thla matter? L. U. W,
Write to tho secretary of the Third Clll
Service Division, Iloom t02, Poatolflee Build
ing, N'lnth and Market streets, for Infor
mation about securing a position as me
chanical draftsmnn.
, Thero Is no olllclal "godmother" organi
zation formed ns yet for American soldiers
abroad 1 um told, but tho Kiench War He
lief Commission, at 11:12 Walnut ctreet, will
gladly furnish you with the natro of a
l'Vtnch toldlcr, who will appreciate re
ceiving letters from tut American girl, Write
to that address No doubt a little later
homo godmother" provision will bo made
for our American bojs.
What to Say
To the Editor o the Woman's rage!
Uear Madam If sou am Introduced In the
early port of the eventnx to a 3 nunc man and
upon leavo laklnz he Informs sou that ha has
been pleased to meet jou. what would be th
most appropriate and correct answer? X am
twrnts sears old and have been out very llttlo
and therefore I m rather anxious tn know
what to do on such an occasion. D. R,
Simply answer that you aro cry glad
to havo met him and that you hope there
will be opportunities of meeting again If
the oung man asks If ho may call on you,
say that you will be glad to sco him noma
evening, but do not suggest hla calling on so
short an acquaintance. Use the expression
"glad to have met" rather thsn "plehsed to
havo met you " It Is considered In better
form.
Dancing When Pastor Is Present
To the Editor of the Woinaa' Page:
Rear Midam Wo are to hold our wedding re.
reptlon two week after our return from our
honeymoon and want to know If It would be all
rlcht to have danelnr. as our pastor and his
wife will b present. What would you auvseat
for supper at the reception? MAIDU;.
If the tenets of your religious belief do
not forbid dancing there Is no reason why
you should not dance In the presence of
ypur pastor and his wife. You might con
sult his wishes In tho matter If you have
any doubts on the subject.
If you hold the reception for about two
hours it would not be necessary to have
dancing. Just have n few men to play
on utrlnr Instruments during the reception
as music always odds to the gayety of
nations.
Sen Ice' croquettes, fruit Baled. rSD roll.
fee'creaBi.ea.ke, bonbons nnd Ballad Bute.
in siup ij rv ms,MiHMuiirn)
zr$m
lot moio for liei than that
When she came dovviiotalis tl H morning
wo got bteal;fnt before my father came
home, hho was nirprlscd to seo tho way J
can Iod pancakes At birnhfast alio iie-hcd
my father, "Who placed that beautiful bou
quet In my room .'" lie said, ' Oh, those, were
Juvt a few (lowers out of the yard. I thought
they would brighten things up a bit." 1 cer
tainly have got n good father.
Maggie and I went out to tho bathhouse
nfter wn washed tho dishes. We found somo
more books there and a bed had been put
against tho wall and thete were blankets on
It and there was a lock to fasten the door on
the Inside, and a bo of matches was nailed
to tho wall. I went In swimming and Mag
gie put on nn old sl.ltt she had In ought
along nnd went In, too. She could not swim,
but she sp ashed around and had a good
time. Then I went and got tome dry sticks
nnd built a flro In front of tho bathhouse, so
she could set In the door nnd read and bo
near tho the nnd look out on tho tlver
When Rowdy and I rambled we met Jim,
and ho asked how ever) thing was, and we
said "fine " Ho Is certulnly good to d i so
many things for .Maggto when bho Is nothing
to him, and all because she Is a friend of
mine. There aren't many men In tho world
llko my father and Jim. I was so happy
that I would havo climbed tho poplar and
sung If all the kids had not been there and
tho bell had not rung Just then.
It was a very pleasant day In school and
If they wore all lll.e that I should HKo school
very much Peanuts I'ecney loat a green
snako out of his pocket, which scared tho
teacher so that she climbed on top of her
de-k and half way up th wall before ho
caught It At rcces I'lo Kaco Wilbur Car
pi titer broku a w indow vv 1th a stone and had
to stand tho rest of the day In the coiner
and take a notes to his father at night At
tho r.'ime reces Dutch got g.i) w lt.lt a new
boy ami put blnmmed on the nnc. As If '
that was not enough to tuuko mo happy, lied
went to get a drink of water at tho atno
time as the pilnclp.il nnd pushed the wrong
thing too hard and the viator (.quitted so
high that tho principal almost choked, It
was a very pleasant day.
Our new teacher's name Is Miss Wlllio
Danglar, and sho likes to be called Miss
Willie, which l a boy's name, nnd she Is
a slsty.
After school wo went for Maggie, but we
stopped to play, so It was dark In the woods
when wo got thete. Maggio and Jim were
tlttlng by the flro, and Jim was sa) Ing ,"Yc.
you will get strong nnd well and happy, and
then )ou will go away again, nnd where will
I be"' 1 said. "You will bo tight hero
rassllng jour milk cans. Whcro should you
be"" Maggie Inughcd nnd I fald, "Thero Is
your answer," but Jim looked kind of tour.
Wo went to his houso and ate, nnd then w e
rambled Maggio swept tho house upstairs
nnd down befoto sho went up to go to bod,
and I dusted my mother's pitcher, nnd I
prayed, "Dear mother, please thank Clod for
such a beautiful day, only Ho made the mis
tako of not having me thero when Dutch
got his noso punched I got thero loo late
und it was a great disappointment that 1 did
not i.co It. liut I should have been glad to
havo It dona If I had not oven hcatd about
It. Tho Important thing wan to havo it
done, but whenever rtich things aro going
to be done 1 think I might as well bco them.
Amen "
'The l)it.rovrry," tho neit ratsy Kllilare ad
venture, appears In tomorrow' Krenlnr; Ledger.
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
Tl. .... , 11 L.
i ne sun xurnea 2.11 ihe
sky to 5old
And scattered sparkles
on the seti..
It nrvixde. the. whole,
world beutifuK
And then it
simply sun
turned me..
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92,516 WOMEN PLEDGE
AID TO UNITED STATES
Companions of Forest in Atlnntic
City Convention Ready
to Act
ATI.ANTIO CITY, Kept. 11.
How D2.B16 patriotic; women, comprising
the membership of 1182 subordinate circles
from Maine to California, can bo of the
greatest posslblo nsslstanco to l'restdent
Wilson und the Council of National De
fenso will bo the question of first Impor
tance befoto tho eighteenth biennial con
vention hero of the Supremo Circle, Com
panions of tho Forest, ono of the strongest
women's orders In tho country
Delegates, of whom TOO tne expected,
have been arriving ajl day at tho Hotel
Ilreakers. whero the, war session In to bo
hold this week. All were, buzzing over war
news. Committees went Into conference at
onco to dliscuss reports and formulate reso
lutions pledging loyal co-operation In war
preparations.
llcports will show that the order baa
833 subordinate councils with approximately
300,000 members, n saibstantlal gain over
last year, and resources nmnuntlng to virtu
ally $1,000,000. During tho last twclvo
months local councils paid out for benefits
nnd other expenses $3:.GGS.92.
l'enns)lvanla. with 1G15 new members,
tnado tho largest SStato gain during tho
j oar, a banner record. New Jersey, which
wan second with an Increase of S32, Is the
only Stato which has nhown a gain for
e.vorv year since It entered tho older. Tho
GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX
Dy JOHN HARVEY KKLLOGG, M. D., LT-. D.
... i....ifi, ,itou. Doctor Kellogi In Ihh npace u'll oVillu gv3 advlre e ...
In ouw erlalitnUhQutim.iwt fc n ,linl,lnuilln!,n0.t. p or rrcirrt&?V7nt"tlrt
medicine, Jul Iii no ci trill " ,'? ,. -,,. Health .lucjllon irui it ?';?, '" -""'.'a,
"T Impersonal Vttrr to inquirer, uho larlosr a,,,.,r,l rneoPr? "'
Cause of Gallstones
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TIIJJ fact that gallstones conuim ""
batterh. discovered by tlllbert now
nearly twenty cnrs ago, has completely
Changed tho theory lespcctlitK U'e causa
tion of the-iO ciy trouhlesomo bodies.
Megnot conducted n setles of er.perl
tnenls which showed that tho ordinary bac
teria found In tho Intestine, (Zilch as the
colon bacillus and also tho uphold bacillus
and various other bacteria, w:il cause In
flammation of tho grtll ducts. Iln produced
gallstones eperlmctitally at wilt by Inject.
Ing bacteria into the gnll bladder. Klve
or sK months wero reipilred for tho form
ation of t.vplcal gallstones. Tho evidence
recnis to bo complete that ral!touus am
only ono of tho manifestations of lntcMlii.il
autointoxication,
Bacteria may reach tho liver and the
gall duct front tho Intestine, either bv work
Ing their way up from the Intestine through
the blllnty passages or tluuugli tho blood
vesela by nbnoiptlon Into tho portal vein.
Tho latter method Is behoved to bo the
most common l'xperhnental tesearches
which have been mado upon this point
show that millions of bacteria are dally lib
sorbi'd Into the blood nnd circulated through
the liver. Tho liver cells nre able to deal
with a certain number of bactcila and will
destroy germs In great lrunber.
l)ut It Is evident that if tho number of
Eerms absorbed becomes greater than the
National Council will recommend that tho aver Is nblo to deal with, many of them will
minimum age limit be made uTtecn instead escapo destt
of btveii )ears.
Menu
Tomorrow's War
lJItllAKFAST
tjrapes
lijllpd Illcfl with .Sugar mid I'up -Mill.
CoITeo t'ako t'offeo
i.unchi;on-
Oy.sters Creamed nn Toast
Apple .Sauco Olngerbrcad
Coffee
DINNKIt
Drolled Chopped Ilcef Duller Sauce
l'otato Cioutons Halted Tomatoes
IVult Cup
capo destruction and thus find their way
into the general circulation. This fact ex
plains the presence of bacteria In tho blood
It Is evident!) tho part of wldom to take
thi greatest possible caro'of tho liver by
giving It as capy a tlmo as po'slble
Flatulence
Is natul-nie n. result or nn inJIeition of
putrefaction? JAH. S,
It Is not an Indication of putrefaction;
It Is an Indication of stasis. Thero may bo
either fermentation or tun-...
an Indication tint thero has bttn'. t k,
pagfl of tho rlDthmlc procession of?" I
rc-niiiiwii8 nnu tne bowels should b, ,17.1
outrhlv- cle.miun.l ..hi 'Mr.'.
Uoils in the Lar
vl l.rit in.iV.es bolls tn the ear?
HOT)
n
mv Mood
hum IIKci n
the e.iuse of
Sometimes illseaso of the middle en. 1 l
.tiM ought to be examined. r,V
Hums Like I'irc Ilctwcen Should.
VVln I walk twenty or thlrtv mi...... "?
warmed up, It mus.i mS'jMw'
or VhiJ,-" ,M um.,.; j,;
If 1irnlml.lv la wti.it la ..
nottlo rah. 'J hero are perwn, ."hSS
tire, tho tlmo producing toxin ? S?
when bt ought In contact vvlUt the n.r
tho ehlu cauvo vasomotor lrrlLatlc .J"1
dlMtii banco which makes this, netti. '"
Whui thete is pronounced activity ih.fN
Is mote Hctlve. hjcatibo thero Is m'orsVw!
uioimiii iiiiii ii ; no irritation Is like!..
.i ,... I. .:,.. ojiiiiy ciouis wrunsoui.. '
en liot water. B oul t :
Green Onions
Alt' IT t AM II tltllcltl fl llAei 1U..t ... .
rPlmvf urn . t t'tlnli .. i.
aro Jtrltatlnir. lVopIe with UcUcat .tr7
itch, tannot cat them nt nil ti.-. -w
tnnsil. - .
e-troiig stomachs can tolcrato mild 0w?
In inodetutn amount. a osll"
I Quinine Injurious?
Is nuiiilre Injurious to the heirt nnd .
'ii"' juts. VSr.
The continued free nun f ,,,,i..i. .
lalnly Injurious. Its worst rffeet i..
tho kldnp)H and the whllo blood cells t.
patal7es tho white blood eeits, ,rrii,
inn uicinnrc iiiici ci tTnri, i, 1.1 .... - "
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CLAFLSfl 1107 Claestauf
Mineral Flooring
Attractive In appearance, sanitary
durable, lire, vermin and damp
proof, elastic to the tread and al
most noiseless. It Is the, Ideal floor
InE for kitchen, hath, store, cafe.
restaurant, storehouse, hospital or
factory, rjasy to clean, as esse,
board and floor nre one continuous
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'or full particulars and price.
Phila. Mineral Flooring Co.
S632 Summer St.
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147 North 3d Street
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The Long Fire Travel in
the Burnham Cozy
Comfort Boiler Makes
Short Coal Bills
If you can keep the hot cases nnd smoke
traveling back and forth Inside n boiler long
enough to extract the bulk of their heat and
still not make the draft sluggish, It Is plain
that less heat will go up the chimney and
more heat go Into '6ur radiators.
It in thTs long Jtre travel that makes
llurnham Cozy Comfort Hollers, so etllclent
and economical, delivering the maximum
umount of heat at a big saving In fuel.
Wet are Philadelphia agent for Burnham
Boiler.
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Mr. Macauley is now at work on a series of cartoons per
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