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jttOUSECLEANING TIME NEEDN'T DRIVE
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WISE WIFE HIDES
AT NIGHT IN HOUSECLE ANING TIME
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Kan Won't Object to Clean-Un Week in the Home
' If Eight-Hour-Day Law
icemovea j rom
IE othct Might ho camo homo at 0
o'clock paid this Is what he found: Tho
lfU intrenched with bric-n-brac, hl.s bed
'. llldlnir under tho iimlnnfx nf il rlotlien
" , fctoset, the Ulning-room tablo i.itlently
(i io1illnjr up glassware, silverware, books,
H I dustlcss duster and tho family photo-
fcrrtph album, which ho hadn't scon for
i-ears, Tho kitchen tablo boasted ot u
carton of potato salad.
T;Hd blazed n trail through uliulr, utep-
tedder and tho canict sweeuor. swore a
'Jlttle and went out.
It was housccleanhiK time'
NOW Is tho season when all people who
e stocK Jokes take out this one about
husbands lighting shy of home at house
cleaning time. Tho extraordinary part
ftbdut this stock Joko Is that it's true.
Husbands all dread und when they get
a. chance run away from tho physical re
birth that comes to every homo somo time
tit tho fall.
It's such an unnecessary dread, too.
it's unnecessary because If liouscclcau
Ing is gono in for with common sense it
ban becomo a thing of Joy even to a hus
band. A MAX Is a regular boy about seeing
-" something new. Show hhn a beauti
ful clean room with all tho blue livings
freshened, with tho nicely starched cur
tains newly hung and tho bed llxed In a
way he's been arguing for for a year and
he'll havo tho tlmo of his life wondering
ftt It.
It isn't that man doesn't want to Hvo
lit a clean house. It's that he doesn't
want to s.eo how It's made ctettu!
The big trick in housecleanlng and
keeping friends with tho men of tho
family at the same time is to 1IIDU
YOUR TOOLS. Put them away at !
o'clock each night, llko every sensible
laborer.
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Ltttcrs and Questions submitted to this department fflinf ue written on ono side of
the paper only and stoned with the liumo ot the miter. Special queries like those oiven
below are IntUcd. is understood that the editor does not necessarily indorse the sentiment
expressed. All communications tor this department should tr addressed as folloivs: T1112
WOMAN'S KXC11AXJK. Evening Ledger. Philadelphia, fa.
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
1. How can a featlirr boa bo washed?
. When a door Mirk bectttitc ot dampness,
Vhnt will facilitate opening nml rlonliie It?
S. VI hat ire peanut chop?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. A cigar box fattened 0:1 I lip kitchen wall
Iflll be found of great comenence to hold tack,
screw, etc., nnd tho smaller tool for which
ode U nluais looking,
2, It I difficult to remote 11 Moc-lolili
tain completely. The following method U fair
ly satisfactory for good that l not washable:
Xlioroughtj- Maturate the stain with rhlnroforui
knd brush with a small soft brush.
, ,3', The crayfish In 11 clirnp, nutritious lUli.
ose of nhl.'h lias lately been strongly advocated
by the United Mates lliireitu of. l'Mieries. It
vised to be known as the dogfish.
Taffy for Candy Pull
To the Editor of 11'oinan's I'aue:
pear Madam We are going to have a randy
pull. Will you uteaso print tho reclixi for th
old-fsshloned molasses candy that can be worked
nd pulled? ilAHOAllUT K.
Tho Ingredients are threo cupfuls of New
Orleans molasses, a half cupful of molasses,
a cupful of brown sugar, a heaping tea
spoonful of butter, a teapoonful of baking
soda and a tablespoonful of boiling water.
Stir the sugar and mola-ses together. Put
tn a porcelain-lined saucepan with the lne
rar added. Let come to a boll slowly and
stir the mixture often while It is cooking.
Test by dropping a- little Into a cupful of cold
water. When it gets a llttlo hard In the cold
water stir In tho butter and whoa It melts
put In tho baking soda, which has been dis
solved In tho tablespoonful of boiling water.
Take the candy from tho fire and pour into
buttered tins. It is now ready for pulling.
itiacccioinc salad
J thi Editor of Woman's Paat:
Dear Madam Can you rleato oblige me by
printing a recipe for raacedolno salad?
(Mrs.) K. K.
Ono cup of green peas, boiled and cold,
nd the same amount ot string beans cut
Into half-inch lengths, well cooked und al
lowed to got cold: ono cupful of celery cut
Into inch lengths, one-half cupful of boiled
Carrots cut Into tiny dice, alto cold, and one
cupful of red beets boiled and cut Into
small dice. Leave all these ingredients
in tho lee box until chilled and stiff.
Have ready a chilled glass or silver
bowi-a shallow one is better. Heap the
r baet In the center, arrange nest .Jo them u
l ring of celery, diced, then the beans, then
carrots, lastly the peas all forming a
wound. Pour ovor this a French dressing
mado of vinegar and oil and pepper and
Halt. Garnish with nasturtiums and leaves
if possible and set on ice until needed, A
' mayonnaise dressing may bo served at the
t tablo with tho salad. Marlon Harland.
Musical Instruments for Camp Meade
,y tht Editor ot Woman' Pane:
'TJtiS.r Madam-1 havA rArt rin ,tir-..i i .u
1IYEM.-0 Lciiueb for Philadelphia to com across
with some musical Instruments for the bois In
amn Meade. I mm mini thr I- aAmA M
that b a piano they do not use or perhaps a
FS!. MWW..., .1. .UIWUDIVUW VUUIU Spar ODS.
-TIor ono nave-a brother-in-law In Camp Mad
ssis, v,i miiii,, iiw,o a ymnu isik. I am
re hs would lors to im one down there. Th
it there. They
singing and
wra wiuju umf m nao lima sinslPK at
Jfaulne. j jt.
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y; .inc instead ot unciQlii
, auor or woman's Pace:
iear Madjim-"8e!nx thst m tnonv .r ...
readers vrii to alve sucs-estlons about what
? helped ihsm in their own kltAsns I l,erbj"
lihmlr s IIIa iisfuslliso tJ t :
nelahbor told im.Io ui xlno tor h coverlne
for inr httchsn table Instead ot oilcloth, as It
navs!, aaa sssbiw UBavaiiuu. iL luiiir nm flvn
was very easily cleaned
ana not dishes would
. Mot burn t. . I tried this and never went
cloUJ aialn. I never have to worry about
irthsr & dish is hot or cold when I trn In
oacK
lown on the kitchen table. 1 wash It with
&nq waur ana ones in a wmie run it over
kerosena to keen It clossr. 111NTH
'Wa ore thankful for this suggestion amtl
i jilrit In which It Is given.
.m
Washing White Veil
, tie L'JIIor of ironian'a Page;
sr MsJato Can rou las tU me ho to
a whits, vsll so that It will not t i-nui-iy
lm attsr It 1.8 wachedr ltJJAPEtt
vol) should be tut into a gentle suds
lite Boao and let simmer over the tire
'.bout half n hour. Then queeie It In
i warm water and soap until-It is quite
. Rinse Jt Jn lukewarm water first and
( ;i in oold water that has a drop of blu-
tvjK tn-it ubk s. thin starch of boiling
w t,i poured over u teaspoonful p btarch.
Km, tr, veil tiWVUsTb this and distribute
eAu . -ik ''eep 1mm electing in the mestt
.,i i, ,u iv isMrfot utctUher. Pry the
v.ti '. . ii-J or bssstcd tu a ptace 0f
j.lf'i wU't v-1.1 obvurl, MltHny Ilia 4
HER TOOLS
Is Observed and Broom
nis rain oy i lve
Vyvettes
Although the little hat above lias
nil of feathers, ruffles and ribbon
for trimming, it looks quite a sim
ple affnir.
All tho days in the week arc ahead of
tho housoclcaner. If she doesn't "do tho
pictures" In a. certain room on Tuesday
sho can do them on Wednesday. Thero
Is no point to beginning this work at 4:30
o'clock in tho afternoon when sho knows
that ut C a hot supper should bo under
way for not only the man of tho house,
and the children, but herself!
A wlso housewife looks ahead and for
swears frenzied labor!
1. In Trance, who explains tho lioirrnmtnt
war loan In remote roraniunltle'.'
S. Name thire costumes thnt will iiinLe a
short cirl lool: taller lit n Hallow ecu party.
3. How can lie bo used for the completion?
1. When going to the theatre nt nlgbt In
street lostut-o white Mil slotes hhould be worn.
?. t.rar ami Al'ce blue blend beautifully In n
waist that 1 lit bo worn with 11 dark-blue suit.
X Jenny Und, or Mnilame tioldschmldt, was
SnrdlOi. She w.i bora In Stockholm in U-.U
mm men in JHH7. Till,
famous sinter
Mionu a
"The SnctlMi Xlghtlngule."
To Keep Blond Hair Light
3o the Editor of It'omaii'j l'atje:
It hTturn'tnS.";!1 h"J' I""' ",' llffht '' ""'
u 13 lurnuiff dark. Can ,m ttlens. tpll i lu.w
Urn,,," " blcn.T n "i think It s from
wettlnc Jt eiery tlmo 1 comb my hulr? I? I
don t wet it I cant do anjthlni,- w-ltli it.
B. G.
Rinsing your hair every tlmo you wash It
in water In which the Julcu of a lemon ftis
been squeezed U mid to keep light hair as
light as It can bo kept without using harm
ful bleaches. Blond hair very frequently
growH darker as its owner grows older.
Thero Is no real way to keep It to Its exact
original snacie. 1 should not worry, how
ever, becauso hair that Is healthy and well
taken caro of is beautiful regardless of its
color. Wetting your lialr will not mako It
turn darker. Too frequent and thorough
wetting, however, dries out tho hair nnd
Kites it a washed-out appearance. In sham
pooing your hair uso a whlto soap. Thl-J,
too, helps to bring out tho light tints.
To Do Work at Home
To the Editor of Ifowau's Paget
Dear Madam Will you kindly inform m
where I rould get work addressing eniolopea at
home? If not where and what lnd of work
could I get to do at home? 11KADER.
No addressing concern In Philadelphia
gives out Us work so far as I can ascer
tain. Oftentimes, In the Sunday newspapers
particularly, ads appear In which tho serv
ices of women are solicited for homo ad
dressing. It vfculd at least do no harm to
look Into the merits of somo of these offers.
Did you eor hear of the Woman's i:
change. at 114 South Seventeenth street?
They sell for women all kinds of things that
can be mado at home : everything from
knitted things down to cakes and randy. If
you can bow or cook or make any sort of
llttlo novelty, this might at least in part
solve jour problem of making money at
home. Tho exchange charges (2 a yar for
this service and ictalns 15 per cent f the
proceeds of the sale.
Many girls havo established profitable
businesses at homo by selling home-made
cakes und candies, etc , upon order. Lots
of girls are knitting sweaters now. The
people bring them the wool and pay them so
much for their work. Slany of tho art
needlework stores, too, I understand, give
out fancy work and beadw-ork.
The Government Is paying thirty-five
cents ertch for Bhlrts made at home. Ma
terial Is furnished. Tho workers, of course,
must be expert. Apply to 1607 Walnut
street, woman's commltteo of tho Council of
National Defence, for Information about
this.
Wants ,to "(Jo in the Movies"
'J'd the Editor ot ll'osion's Page:
Dear Madam I am a alrl of slxtsen and um
very troubled. 1 have a wicked father and am
very poor. People say I am most beautiful. J
am tired ot home, llvlnf In such a way. so 1
would like to rci a position as n mnv.rc-picture
srtress. t haVS bften lOnSllIZ for SULh A nnl.
tlon for two ers. Would you kindly civs ma
soms lniorinniiun dwui ib ii
I can apply for a ponltlonT
soms Information about ttys nearest place where
am nve feel
tlV. ruunrl fsr
three Inahss tall and lm pretty, round face
I ihlnk they will accept fn. Don't you thlrk
-... ..nf...t
Are you suro your father la wicked or
are you Just very, very anxious "to get Into
the movie"? Vlrst, let me tell you, llttlo
girl, that It Isn't beauty that counts for suc
cess In the picture businewi. When you see
stars on the screen ou may Uilnlt them
pretty, but it's clothe" '
Judging and not actual look. Beauty Is
very unimportant. Brains count, but more
than that success depends upon ability to
act '
How far have you gone In nchoot? If
you aro very poor and your people cannot
afford to let you stay tn school any longer
why not get a position where you will be
sure of making money regularly? You see.
If you go Into the movies you are apt to
starve. There never was n, time, when
there 'was more chance for a girt to get
regular, well-payfng employment than there
la now. TJiero are; a number of things oven
a,n untrained Kir can do. Come down and
talk to mo some time about this.
TUere ar no movliuj-nicture studios nrar
VB&fftG MIXJERr-PHlLilLDELIHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11,
PATSY KILDARE
THE OUTLAW
Uy JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS'
New Possibilities
I WAS lying In bed twisting Rowdy's ear
and looking out of tho window this morn
ing when I heard n horn honk. I Jumped
up and ran out of the liouso In my nlghtlo
and thcro wqro Alice and Mr. Jtocltruddtr
In their auto with their driver and two
trunks. Alice nald: "Bless you, Patsy-"
Her father paid: "You wilt catch cold out
hero In your nlghtlo." Then ho put the
auto blanket around 111c and we all set In
the auto ahd talked whllo Howdy stood with
his front paws on tho door of the nuto nnd
heard every word we Mild.
They woro on tliclr way to the station to
ro away 011 a long -visit. Mr. Itockruddtr
gavo mo the key to the big liouso and told
1110 that I could go out thero whenever I
felt Jiko It and could stay all night or as
long as I pleased. Ho mild Hint tho cook
and the houseman were there and they
would get Rowdy nnd mo something to cat
at any time. Tho yardman nnd tho driver
would bo there, too, nnd ho wns not to take
the nuto out except when, I told him to
Mr. Hockrudder nsked tho driver If ho un
derstood that, nnd he said ho did. I thought
that would bo fine. Al co hugged me up
tight and told me to take caro of myself,
nt sho loved 1110 very much.
I told the driver to conio to the school for
mo ut 3 o'clock nnd ho (.aid ho would. The
driver's name Is Ixvy nnd ho told Mr. Rork
rudder he would do as ho wns told. Then
they went away and waed to mo as they
went nround tho eorner. Then my fatlin
camo homo from his night watching and I
tnailo his ooffeo and flopped tho pancakes
and he went to bed after he nte his break
fast and Rowdy and I rambled.
I rllinbed tho treo by Bell's window and
sang nil about Alice going away and my
having her house and nuto and driver and
how glad I was that I was living. Then
Bell opened tho window mid said I would
live Just as long and sho would sleep a lot
longer If I did not holler my head off. Then
we both laughed and sho said: "I'atsy, I
havo been thinking about you and havo
been wondering what Is to become of you
when you aro grown up. I think tho train
ing ou aro getting Is not Just the thing
for a llttlo girl sleeping alone In n big
houso with no one but a dog and running
wild."
I sjld: "I am hardly ever wild. Of
couis-e when some ono hands mo something
or tries to get my goat It makes mo wild.
You ought to know, what I am going to bo
when I grow up." " Sho said: "What?" I
said: "A young lady, of course." But sho
tald: "I know you will bo a lady. It Is
bom In you. But what kind of people will
jou meet nnd what kind of a husband will
ou get?" I said: "You should worry. I
am going to be llko jou and Old Maid
Tompkins. X do not want a husband. I
have seen too many of them. I havo. mado
up my mind to be an old maid nnd to bring
my children up the same way. If they
ever dare to look at a man I shall ceitalnly
make them hard to catch." Bell laughed till
the tears camo and said : "Oh, I'atsy, Patsy,
jou will be the death of me yet."
Then tho school bell rang and Rowdy and
I hustled. Hut Bell should worry. I know
my business.
Levy came for me when school was out
and I had fried chicken for suppor and
played the talking mach'no till Just now
when Ilowdy and I kneeled and I prayed:
"Dear mother which ait in heaven, what
do you know about this? I am going to
havo this house and no rent to pay nnd I
have got an auto like Mrs. Carpenter's and
nobody hau to get flattened out to got It for
nie. Ask God to keep on blessing you nnd
my father till I tell Him to stop. Amon."
"In the l)Utaine," the next Patsy Klldare nil
venture, will uppear in tomorrow's i:ieniuc
Ledger.
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
sasasaaaii
I fciWys get the vonst
or thmg.5.
Its h-ard to sec wKy
this should be,
iVhenee.r the. street.
Cfc-r ives z jerk
Jome he.wy
person steps
on me,,
Luxurious
Hair Mattresses and Box Springs
The finest means toward refreshing slumber. The kind
that rests your tired muscles, soothes your weary brain, and
enables you to arise reinvigorated and strengthened in body,
mind and spirit. "Faultless" bedding IS luxurious beyond
any. We alone make it.
Dougherty Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses Box Springs Bedsteads
1632 CHESTNUT STREET
tilKY -
Genuine
''JVeercme"
(
ottlu sold in
tltese bottles
packed in a
sealed wooden
case esartnff a
fellow label
and the nam
Tht Edward
tVsslcv Co..
Cincinnati, O.
It
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MEN OUT OF
IN THE MOMENT'S
MODES
Sports Blouse of American
Beauty Satin
There isn' a great deal of varia
tion in the modeling of tho sepa
rate tailored sports blouse for fall
from the sports blouse of Inst sum
mer. But the difference, such as
it is, is nt once apparent to the
eye of the woman who selects her
wardrobe with discrimination. One
finds some very interesting effects
sichieved in tho modeling of tho
collars of these blouses effects
that are novel without being ex
treme; which, of course, is the
fatality to be desired in any tailored
blouse designed for sports or shop
ping service. The adjoining illustra
tion shows one of tho new Paris
model sports, blouses with reveres
and collar that can bo worn opened
or buttoned. The front closes and
is trimmed with pearl buttons, as
are the cuffs. The material is
American Beauty satin.
Tomorrow's War Menu
BItUAKFAST
Grapci
Poached Uggs on Toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Potato Salad
Bye Mufllns Cheese
DINNER
Scalloped Tuna Fish Baked Potatoes
Lettuco and Tomato Salad
Applo Pie
SCALLOPED TL'NA PISH
Add a dash of red pepper nnd ono table
spoonful of ketchup to a cm of tuna fish.
Ilavo ready ono nne ono-half cupfuls of
bread crumbs and one and one-half cupfuls
of milk. Put In a hax'ng dish, alternate
layers of fish and bread crumbs. Add the
milk and dot with p'.eces or nutter. Tho
flavor ot tho dish Is Improved with a table
spoonful of lemon Julco or negar. Bako
until brown.
Peace Talk
.Sentimental Miss to Dyed-In-tlio-Wool
pjchelor r should think you would bo
ery lonesome. Why don't you look about
for a niro companion 011 your vojngo
oer the ocean of life?
Dyed-In-the-Wool B. I would, my dear
young lady, If I could only be sure the
ocean would always be the Pacific.
Ladies' Silk Hose
Best quality silk:
black, whlto and
colors.
59 c
Special
Value
Black
and Colors
Alro full line of
ladles', children's and
men's hose.
Sent Tree by Parcel Post
McPHlLOMY'S, 1624 Market St.
NEXT TO STANLEY TllEATHE
OPEN EVENINGS
Except Tuesilny nnd Wednesday '
i
Mrt4MBVaSNVSyVs(;sgi(i
$w
Corns Stop Hurting, Then
They Lift Out With Fingers
No pain or soreness ! Corns and Calluses
just shrivel up and lift off.
A noted Cincinnati chemist discovered a new
ether compound and called it 1 reezone, and it now
can bo had In tiny bottles for a few cents from
any drug store.
You simply apply a few drops of freezone
upon a tender corn or painful callus and instantly
the soreness disappears, then shortly you will find
the corn or callus so loose that you can jusit lift it
off with the tinners.
No pain, not u bit of soreness, either when
applying freezone or afterwards, and it doesn't
even irritate the akin.
Hard corns, soft corns or corns between the
toes, also toughened calluses just shrivel up and
lift off so easy. It is wonderful I It works llko
a charm. Try itl
DOORS-DRESS, COOKERY,
!
GOOD HEALTH
By JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG, M. D., LL. D.
r n,,.u-, tn TienllJi oiieslloss. Doctor Ketlopo In IMt space trill nfve. odrlc, mi preeiiHl-
III OllSlCfr to iraun ?"o". ,,"',1'. .,.& .nnn.n ,rinmnM nf nr nrescrlblsa for all-
medicine, out tit 110 case icin nii : -
meat. reolrtnp .iirp cat treatment or b. .. Ea'.J .S.'K rK
tuered tv personal letters
V lrtUHHVIO
Bruises
FOR soy-no contusion in consequence of a
hlow received on any of the soft parts
ni inn hmlv nnnlv a hot fohientfttlon as
soon ns possible nftcr tho accident. Re
peat tho fomentation at intervals 01 "'
threo hours ns long as the bruise remains
soro and painful. During tho Interval np
ply over the part n compress consisting 01
a towel wrung as dry ns posslblo from com
water, and covered first with mackintosh,
then with sovcral thicknesses of nannel to
maintain warmth. Tho hemorrhago beneath
the ilii which frequently occurs In conse
quence of a. severe brulso may generally
bo prevented by firm compression Immedi
ately nfter tho Injury. It Is a custom
among Herman peasant mothers when a
child falls, striking Its head severely, to
apply tho convex surfaco of the bowl ot a
teaspoon immediately on picking It up.
In ciiso a person has been bruised nhoui
the trunk or body by having a tree fall on
lilm or being run ocr. tho services of a
skilled surgeon should bo obtained as soon
as posslblo. Hot fomentations or a hot full
bath may bo employed In tho meantime.
Bruises upon tho heats In consequence of
severe blows or a fall, often glvo rlso to
serious symptoms on account of fracture
of tho Fknll and compression of the brain,
or from simple concussion or tarring of the
brain. If a person Is Insensible or partially
paralyzed In consequence of an accident In
which the head Is Injured, surgical advice
should bo t-ecured at oruo As a general
rule, continuous cold Is tho best application
1916 arch 916
14003 l.ANCiA3rer vvti.
$60,000
worth of
FURS
nt
Manufacturers'
Prices
SPECIALS
FOR THIS SALE
Taupe Fox
Scarfs. . .
Red Fox
Scarfs. . .
$25.00
f25.
Kamchatka Fox $OC A A
Natural Muskrat Coats, Hudson
seal cape collar, cufYs nnd
belt; full flary. 7C ftfl
Worth 125.00... i 0JV
Hudson Seal Coals. 42 inches
Iontr, large cape 51 n A (f
Collar and cuffs 1UU.UU
OUR GUARANTEE
We lefund your money It
you do not find our
Prices less than others
Gittelman's Son 916 Arch St
' Pv
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1017
QUESTION BOX
- ' :.-,t. "r-i.r -.., V- .-ii., n.
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for Injuries resulting
upon tho head.
from severe blows
Developing the Chest
How may one develop a full chest? P. N.
One may develop the chest by cultivating
the habit of sitting straight and holding tho
chest well forward. Swimming nnd oxer
clscs which rcciulro arm movements will
nlfo help. Tennis, golf, ball playing nnd
correct walking will develop the chest.
Deep breathing exercises aro most im
portant. f
Inbreeding
HIiouM cousins marry?
What Is tlie effect
IIUADEH.
u, iiiuicrujnEi
Whether or not fnbroedlnir Is Injurious
depends upon tho possession of Identical de
fects, as such defects will be .certain to ap
pear In tho children. If, on the other hand,
both parents aro sound, both physically and
mentally, no such bad lcsults will appear;
nnd If both parents happen to Inherit from
their nncestors a special gift, such as a tal
ent for music, nrt, or other marked trait,
the children will possess this gift In a still
At ii Sim of tiie d . .'r i 2fi Trimmed k t
Golden tl.trleh beautiful yjm u V
.sjEIlK Ncck Bas 4il f i '
JmSSfflX Fans & Fancies CtS tOflT
iMj Made from PfflTlV VWl I
W tr'SslslEHP Your W I Jrl lift Wondsome fairies I J
yfflEFr Ostrich Feathers I fl ' l li Thln""7l "' F
. Q W ., .. 1 II 1 V enhanced by the rbh 1
3bV I'arodlse, Oourn. Xnmldl, U I P Vr collars onrtciSi I I
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TVUILHOT cheSs, C $250 ;
French Feather Dyer ant Dresser. It s j
Uall Orders Receive Prompt Attention. V "'sssss'
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1 229 Walnut St.
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Body Temperature
, IIow Is the temperature of th ts
Tho body, like all other l!vlnrr.M '
maintains Its own standard of 16,,:!!!!!"
The heat generated by the body l! te
equal to that produced by a slxtwnL1?
power carbon filament lamp, or thuTSr4'
which would be generated bv .k. ?0?.
combustion of ten ounces of oil. Tht bm
tlon, or combustion, of
body as fuel Just as coe.1 tin,. . ,:. u
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live. Tha normal (ntnoni,,.. .- 'osotas.
The normal temperature of thsi
tcrlor of the body Is about loo J.L""
li-anrenneit, ana the mouth UroBraW7
98.2 degress Fahrenheit. ,Stg?Sl'
sldcred tho normal body temperature
Fat Foods
What fools contain the most tut ,
Butter Is nearly nil fat. Nuts conUiri 1, tl
per cent to 60 per cent fat. Cream UtlZ '
u iter uciil lui, ino n.mo'nfnf. ... --
tains 20 per cent fat, more than u "
olive, which Is also rich in fat. rtw
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