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EVENING PUBLIC LEDttEK 1'HILADELPJUIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUAliY 23, 1918
BOLD FRONT, EVEN THOUGH COMMONLY KNOWN AS "BLUFF," A STRONG ASSET IN LIFE'S BATTLES
nv"' m ' tiW'i 9iiif& gjairmi mvMmwM$& -ffU-f iij -
THERE ARE TWO KINDS OF BLUFF; "CAILLAUX MUST BE SHOT!" CRIES "DIVINE SARAH"
ONE MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND
School Teacher Drills Class in Military Train
ing by the "Door-Die" Method She
Got Away With It!
WHEN NAME OF ALLEGED TRAITOR IS MENTIONED;
MOM ttilnan arc worked by bluff 1
In, of cournc, bluinnf and blurtlnir.
"What do you think of thin kind? It
rano ti me from a teacher In n publlo
school In one Of our larps cltlos.
Tho principal In tlio Hchool where
I teach," sho paid, "camo to ino one
Morning nd told mo It would bo my
duty to take some elates the next day
and start them out on a courxo in
military training. "Weil, ImaRlr.o mc, ti
woman with no military cxporlenco,
trying fo teach a lot of boys and
Blrls how to go through wildler cym
imstlcs. "I thought for a mlnuto and then
told the principal I (.Imply could not
Jo it. Brie ggald Ton must."
1
"lie did. And I wutched. It xvtix
front and tlio boy handled the tluiu
tloii entirely, nlthough I never let
iho clj know that I knew nothtne
ubout theso military parado rules.
When the next claws camo down for
Ux work I went through tho snmo
procesx. but with tho uddltlon that I
wuh now able to give come slight com
mands of my own from what I had
learned.
"Well, today I have a number of
perfectly drilled elates. I bluffed
tho student, but taught myself, llluff-Injr-Is
a good thing fomctlmed If you
can get nway with It!"
QJOJIK persons draw a big general
lino ngulnst tho art of binding.
m vrn. i.m .ti., t .......l.
L J. llJJllU Ul.ll. IIWIU l 1.U...1J i ,,. ,, ,...., i.. ,i,, ,,. .
..... . . I 11U1 till J 111 W 1V1IH, Vllllb V11V.1 U ,1U
, turned my brain Inside out try-1
ine to see my way out or through or lwo """" ,ml'"IBluUi "- "'" -.nm.i.i..r-.
Thnt nt mnmlni? . I InR tlilos you ovor tin emcrgeney until
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ml 'JHIIIIKhi v
LYSANNE. ,
THE YOUTHFUL
GRANDDAUGHTER
OF A YOUTHFUL
GRAHDMOTHEJ2--
flrst instruction was to tako place. 1
got up that morning prepared te give
tip in despair. And then It Just hap
pened as I was leaving the house. My
eyes chanced to fall on the Illustrated
cover of a magazine. It was tho pic
ture of a Boy Scout.
Miracle of m!rnclc. It ius my way
out! I rushed to school with daring
boating high. I called my flrat clem
down to the largo recess yard and
asked if thcro was a IJoy Scout among
them, Well, there were four of them.
you get your bearings. The other ?oit .
everybody knows ubout It Is just '.
"hot air." Many of tho biggest cnui - j
prises In life have been founded on
Intelligent directed blurting.
It Is tho "do or die" spirit that makes
you say "Yes. I con do it," whon you I
know you will have to fpem1 six hotir
at tho publl'j library In order to find ,
out how to do It. Ilut tho earnest .
blurfer GOES to tho public library.
Moro power to her'.
Dluft Is a big, grave gamo It you ro
Bernhardt Gives Up
Role of Perennial
Youth for That of
Grandmother
and from that four In tho class I asked I honest. Another namo for it Is send
them to chooso a captain and two
aides. Then I turned tho class over
to the captain and told him to put his
xtudents through a call class course In
military drills.
Ing out an S. O. S. for every resource
tho Lord ever Invented. Tlio world
I would bo nbout 1000 miles behind itself
lly M'MSS
IT IS customary at tho very outset ot
an Interview with Madame Sarah
tlernhaidt to tell how Incomparably
young tlio "Dlvtno One" Is. Rapture
aro then In order over the "agelessno'x"
of her exquisite t-Utn. This Is usually
followed by the climactic announcement
that Madame Is r-pxenty-lhrco xeura by
., , .... ii. iii,a touin't : accurate count ami cverjbody lmnniuTH,
If half ot our fellow citizens hadn 1 1 ... , . . . . . ,
Iniliilcrpil In lilumnc. '
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Itttra and atalio.i.t tuimuittd la HI) .lrjiuri.nr.it mini tie v ilittn on one ltd of
he Mprr onlu ami iilaned "(' the mr o) r trrllrr. V;iri(ll n-ir liltr thatt alvra
bJwSre invited. II l" un,l,rloo,l that Ihf nlitor ; o( mtu-illl miJowe .r rtl"it
-....a in miii.iinud'niiaa tar Ih ilrnarlnxnr tnauiii hi uurrs.iru ni uouu.- 1111.
. - 1-- Z. .....&.. .1... ......I... . ... IIMIiiJ.I.lK.I
l.ll.tlUU I IIUIIV I.IUVHI ' iillMmijmiUi
WOMAN'S Jl'ANtil
Va.
TODAY'S INQUUtlES
1. What inethiiil f renilrrlne met. silro-I 1. What reient biieitltnre In imMIe
ated by the Keiwrtment of Airlrultiire, ' oltlie a urturdeil ttoinen In New Virl.?
rredoee a soft, ine'ul fnt Irtuatlv free '
frm "T dhtlnrlUe lUtorln: or oilor? , what U a lieiltime Ihim?
S. Hr I, It plbl t.. make fruit aUe yxhfn a mtI uullll)Jn, ., Rir, ,
that Will Veep moM? danre. I It nece-.ury that be ilan- ltll
. .... , ii.. Iier mure than twice iIuiIiie tlir etenlnic'.'
3. TTkat nub.tltuti- for rt mil lie neil In .
eHilde and douclinuts?
ANSWEUS TO YESTEUDAV'S lNQL'IHIES
do It?'
1 Hut Madame Is In l'lilladclplilr. coni-
tnltted one more by the press agent in
' n "farewell" In ii different role thN
year. To tlinKe mIio go to seo her. sand
wiched between u pair of nudevllte
1 songbirds nnd a conilu skit, no Inkling
I is grien "f tills role whlib Madame 1m
' playing llh huge enjo) mem behind the
, rose pink curtains of lier apartments in
Hie llellcvue.
, Ilernhardt Iia dared to come a a
grandmother. Moreover, as ocular cvi
I.- nx i t
J s"" S'Mf )) i em to
.Vii . f I I X . 2: of tho
Vc V r l r S t ' toxins u
Wf
"v J
HOW TO GUARD
AGAINST COLDS
.lrfciVff on preventive iiicdtcltia wtlt
he oiven hy Xioetor He Hoc a In Mil col
umn ttattit hut (ii fio cane teit iNayiiotft
or treatment of ailments be attempted,
I'ertfinnl Queries an health wilt b
pimtivttv answered if po&taac is tncloicd
CAILLAUX-
HE MUST BE.
SHOT! "
lly J. K. KELLOGG. M. D LL. D.
THI'iltll aro evidently two mntliods
by which colds nro developed,
first, tho bacteria which produce colds
mo to bo found In tho nasal passages at
all times, existing thcro In nn Inactive
rtate, without producing toxins. When
oer the local or general body resistance
'b lowered, theso germs Immediately bo-
multiply. Tho mucous mcmniotio
noso becomes mnanieu ana tnc
lilnli ni'A nrnilnilftl urn nbsorbea
Into the circulation. Second, virulent,
active bacteria nro conveyed from one
tvlio Is uulferltig from an active cold.
T ......1 .II.ahla.I Miiillllnni. nt tlln llnv.il I
jjUvtl! UIMimiu iuiiuiiiuii. . ...w -
parsageH, such as old catarrhal Inflam
mations, hypertrophled turbinates, de
flected septums, niseaseu nuenoius. ion
1 FlI and Klmlses mnko for colds. A gen
eral weakened slate, particularly that
i produced by an accumulation of poisons
i In tho blood, which may bo duo to ex
ceEBlvo production of toxins by over
work, producing fatigue, or by absorp
tion of poisons through tho bonds due
in rnimtiii.iiiiiii. or tbo accumulation ot
I poisons In tho blood due to poor elimina
tion of tho skin mid kidneys, alto prc
lisposo ono to contract colds.
Wo should also mention certain cy
nosures ns wet feet or clouting, ciiiiiiius
"BATHOS -MADAME'S 5MAIL
TERRIER
little ttaeene of ve:u iti( iiml pain
haw- limned themselves on tho face of eyes (lashed their old lire. "It will not
the Momitn wbo to us best typifies tlio
Indomitable spirit and lgor of our dear
est ally.
They sat oxer the tea thltiK". Thoie
was Hernliardt. marvelous In her dra
dence of her bravery thero Is I,ysanne perles of tuiipioiso blue elel and peach
the little Kroneh ginndrtaugliter. ehild blow satin, her beautiful arms laden
of the bcloxed M.iuiiee, who looks to lie I with the nuisslxo bruceletH site so loes,
about eighteen. Is wholly charming mid her voluble lingers ndnrnrd Avlth heavy
Is paying her llrsl vlirt to .inerieu. 'nss Thero was J,ysanne, sweet and
Mml.inip is voting, of course no In- young and modest, ullhotigh she has
Tl 111 O 'N'pVPVi'llplpcia i drafts of air stril.lng tho back, which
X 11HL, J.UCi U11CIC&&, 'rcncsl. pro,,UCCa Irritation in the nose
"Folia n niimirll Vi ll'ioduc'lng congestion that loners the re
i'dllb LO VUfcJllLll V i- f istanco ot those paits to tho growing
,,4-., V T.T,. n ,11i I bacteria: local irritations, such ns dust
VaClty 01 rier UalllC and noxious gases, which render tho mu-
1 I cous membcrano susceptible; the dry hot
SOU I air of our closed houses.
. . fnder normal conditions tho mucous
. ,. ,. , . . mcmbritno of the respiratory tract offers ,
retary anil the companion, having tea t Fumcient teslstanco to an Invasion of,
democratically nlong with tho celebrlly. tlio genus und tho resisting properties
Cicncrously Madamo wished Lysanno I to prevent any activity ot thoso germs ,
to bo Interviewed and to give her photo- present.
graph, but Bernhardt would not bo, Ono may bo able to keep down any dc-,
Ilernhardt If sho could bo in a room i velopment ot tho germs alwajs found I
with others and not domlnato them till. . ,i his respiratory passages, but be unablo
"Will Franco hold out If America can- to resist tho nellvo fctraln introduced
not get aid to her quick enough?" from ono suffering from a cold. I
In tapid-flro French Ilernhardt re- , Thus it Is evident that cjeiy one that
peatcd tho micry. "Ach, but thero Is no I ',as " Vw K a f0,oua of Infection and
question that sho will : all who say dif- I l'uM keep away from others as much ,
ferently only talk. Jt is not so that I aa possible.
I'-rance Is bled white. c shall hold as I Germs aro carried from one patient,
wo have always held. America must l another through tho air for short.
instances only, i noy aro transierriu uy
Fiioeicliig, coughing, use of public drink
ing cups, public: towels und kissing. '
Any persons suffering from a cold
should be axoldcd and ho tliould remain
away from all public gatherings and ,
places where people are congregated, lie
should avoid sneezing without protect
ing tho fnco with a handkerchief.
nemembcr that tho germs cannot dc-1
I velop when your resistance Is high.
'or cars, llemembcr: "Where tho sun
1 1 does not enter, tho doctor does.
Ono of tho best means ot checking an
i enldemlo Ii to treat tho cases early. If
you tliould bo so unfortunate ns to con
tract cold It can bo aborted If treated
early, but If not It will run Its course,
and thua unnecessarily cxposo many
persons. ,
"When tho symptoms como on, take
a hot thorough-cleaning enema. Drink
water, preferably hot, a glass every half
hour until eight or ten nro taken.
Tnke some form of other hot treat
ment, cither n hot foot and leg bath
with fomentations to the sp'no, or a hot
Immersion bath, after which wrap up In
H sheet nnd dry blanket nnd seat from
twenty to thirty minute. Follow the
sweat by nn alcohol rub and cold mit
ten friction nnd keep quiet In bed In a
well-vcntllatcd room until tho next
morning. Tho diet should bo very light.
QUESTIONS AXli ANSWEUS
Increasing a Child's Height
What will Lial.e a ihlld BrowilJf,r,7,.n
Tho child should exercise tlio legs par
ticularly. As much tlino as lOsslble
should bo rpent In tlio open nlr. One
of the best exercises is swimming, which
combines excellent movements of the
arms nnd legs with tho tonic effect of
cold water,
Prickling- Sensations
What la tho rauo of chilly sensation, run
ning oier my sculp uiiJ parts of the ''0l1
Hot flashes, cold sensations, prickling,
smarting, "clccttle thrills" and a great
nrlety ot other perversions ot solva
tions iiro experienced by certain clashes
of neurasthenics. While nil these kiiii
loms aro homellnie.-. experienced bv llmse
suffering fiont nmunii: nervous diseases,
their occurrem ' in neurasthenia has no
other significance t,lan v dlstuibed cir
culation of the neno trunl..
o'oryrisht)
Today Is Whcatlcss Day
It takes TEAM WORK to win
a wnr.
See that NO WHEAT PLOUP
is used in YOUR HOME TODAY!
Coffe
Tomorrow's War Menu
HUCAKFAST
Stewed Trunes
Scrambled liggs
Graham iiriuu Toast
LUNCHEON
Macaroni C'hceso nnd Green Toppers'1
mxNim ain-b'.
Ham Halted with Vegetables
Dakcd Sweet Potatoes Coleslaw '
Orango TJtpIoca Pudding
HAM 1IAKHD WITH VnOKTAULUS
Ono rllco of ham cut three-nuarte'r. '
ot an Inch tli.de. one-half cupful or
water, two largo Ilermtida onions fir.
medium-steed tomatoes or whole, ca'nne.i '
tomatoes. '".w
Placo ham In n caFserole : and aroun.1
It placo thick sllcca of onion and tn
maloes. Add tho water and cover"
liako in a moderato oven about niT".
hour. Good Housekeeping. n
jni-RiTR
surEtirLuofs
HAIR REMOVER
tictttly destroy tb.
lecirlc n,.ftl. i.k.,i...
enustlf nr nM,.1... i i.'
no Meinlali. ';'.?.r .Swr..orlc"1"' fcut
lircoaratlons in I "' nOOh.
UK, JIAKOARKT IlUlTEnT'S
Mt-Rlta lleauty 6pecialtlet Co.. Ine.
1U2-H Chettnut bt.. Nitlto 10-72.73
Eitib. 22 sears. I'll. Walnut 7011. '
K ) Atfritr
-MJ3
1SkM,
V . " r
know that.
ilut Ameilca must hurr,.
the blue
do to tarry too long. Why did sou not
inaKo ships Instead of taiMng about
wooden ones or steel ones? You must
get there. Ilateau.v, bateaux '"
Madamu's cry for ships was empha
sized by a fcharp setting down of her
cup.
"Ilut your Mr. Wilson, It was ad-1 Therefore, keep It high by tho following
titrable, extraordinary, ids last speech," I rules: Sleep in cold, fresh air. Tnko
sho continued. "It has put heart Into I morning c'oid baths. Kxerilso in the
t. Cooklnc for too treat u lenittli of time
njuke iyter toush. They lire reaily to
erre when the edtet beiln to curl.
S. The dowimtalr ot the lioil con be
IirotKrtr xentllnleil by ouenine the windows
unthklr. In this woy the warm air Is per
mitted Id ntiK unit niaWe room for the colli
abr tdth In bound to make Its wnr In
tWreock the tracks downstairs.
rulbrerliread was Ih-ot made In JJnclaml.
"Jt n-M Clueen miiabeth who Ihoucht of
maUii use of the singer root triitelers
nroaxht Into Iter country.
1. The Women's liesular Denim ralie Or
rniiUatloii of tireater New Vork was founded
since the sulfnlBe lctory In New York Mate
nnd the imsslus nf the 1'ederal unieiidment i
throush the House ot Ueprrentatlc it
ulms to iidunce tho interests of the Demo
cratic party thrmiBli iisoperntlon of women
oteri in New York.
S. Mrs, .loliu A. Lot-mi is the widow ot ,
tlie famous C'lxtt 1 ur general.
.1. If mi ein-uird elrl corre-iwnds with
other sfliUtr '"" limn her own merely In '
the sensri of ilolne her hit, us n sister nilclit
write to u brother. It Is perfectlj (orrect.
tcrvlcw can cvado that hecauso art Is
perennially young, but this time the
ravages ot tho trying illness suffered
last summer aro not altogether ob
literated. Perhaps, too. It Is because of
what Fiance has suffered that a few
written commendable poetry winch Is
to bo brought out in n book and also a
p!alct, "ono of Them," which her re
now ned grandmother dlgnllled with a
periormaiico la London.
There was Madame's retinue, the sec-
IN THE MOMENT'S MODES
ovcry one. Wo must nave disarmament,
It Is true, but France must liavo Alsace-Lorraine;
it cannot be otherwise."
"Fusilee," silo whipped out rdinrply
when the namo of Cutllaux was men
tioned, "Ho must be si ot for the good
of France and for tho good of the wholo
world,"
open every day. The best way to resist
tho cold of winter Is to May out In it
Keep air In looms moist. Hut regularly
of nourishing diet, think freely of water
and keep the bowels freely open. Keep
the extremities warm und drs-. Avoid
ot ereli thing when 111 the house. Aold
overheating or chilling tho body as a
All-Black Palm tteach Dinner Frock
Costumes of the Allies
To tie Liittor nf lro.,iai,': Vaoe:
Oil Spot on Wallpaper
iolhe hiltor of lloiiaH's JV-ic:
Dear Madjni Can ou please loll ins huvv
o ot. u.iiiuiu on ..u m ..; "-!-'. i ,-Mr Madam We aro colnr to a mason..
, ,,, I.MHIJ.OIW. , bM aI)1 wouM ,1!( JO,lr ujvlee. We are
Benzine will remove grease from i Knii to represent the Allies. Liberty. Ilni:-
naner. Draw n. circle of French chalk land. Kranee. luly and lielsium. Should
wJlt noluMo l, a rliii r.f llin i.luit Bfl tll Wef SKIMS OT l)IOOIlier? llOW SllOUld thl'5'
welt outside tlie ling or tho spot so l b mad anj nhllt should w. n-ar It. our
oil will not spread as )ou are removing ,ulr, what color of wins? should we war
it Then saturate a small pad of cotton hinh or low heeio.i iiM.rB;. iino nlaht on
.i ..-in. t,..,! nmi i-nli It oiili.klv tho Pier we saw n croup of Blrls rcpicvut
wool with benzine and run It quit hi . ln aiii- Ths wore short trousers
and llffhtly over tlie spot. Work from Thei wore tuoniles oer their hhtiuldrs eti
the circle ln. Itepeat this process it It
docs not disappear at the lln;t treatment.
Fur and Woolens
To the Editor of Woman's i'cift:
Hear Madam I haie woolens and furs
that have become hard from luini: stored In
a. cedar trunk. Will you kindly Inform tno
throush the Kvrsi-co 1'nn.n I.kisikb If thesa
wrtlelea can be reetored to their original eon
dltlou and If so by what means.' T. 11. w.
If the furs were wet and then dried
near a radiator and put away it is al
most a hopeless task to try to restoro
them. Ilut if they have got hard from
bolng stored away a long time a furrier
can soon put them lit shape. I have never
heard of any process of softening furs
that could bo nsed at home. Tlie fur
riers put them through u regular scries
of processes that turn the trick.
Storing woolens in a cedar trunk
-would not make them hard. They must
have been badly washed beforo they
wero put away. I am to sorry not to
ha able to extend more hope to you, but
I am afraid tho only thing that would
bo apt to make tlie woolens soft again
xvould be to have them thoroughly
washed. YVasli them in lukewarm water.
Do not rub soap on them, but use a suds
made of puro white soap, ltlnso In two
or three waters of exactly the samo tern
the mnnllea wcru Hie Unas of the couiiltl
I they represented. W hut did this riprtsuit -
tho nation or the typo of penulo? .
Any description I might print here oi
theeo symbolic costumes would be too
brief to bo clear. It nlll bo far im.iv i
satisfactory for you to go to tho Publie
Library at Thirteenth and Locust btieet;
and look up the following books, uhcro
I have found pictures of tlio sort of cos
tumes you aro looking for. Tho picture.-.
are ln colors and ono look at them will be
worth any amount of words front me
In the periodical room In the library ou
will find tho flguro of Urltannla In the
London Graphic of March T, 1917, and a
symbolic figure ot Franco on tho cox.-r
ot Life, May "', 191". ln tlio art room
of tho library on tlio third lloor you will
Ilnd a symbolic figure of liclgium on
page GS of tho Dllnd Soldiers nnd Sail
ors' Gift Hook, and you will find ltul m
n book called "Fancy Dresbes Dcsct ibetl
Thero Is a poster of Liberty in the ."t -lidoi.
You will see that ditsse.-- un
worn, not bloomers; that wigs aic in
perature and wring until half dry. Then necessary, and you can wear either lug!
or low ueeis. u these costumes aro too
1 elaborate, why not wear whlto cheese
cloth draped with the Hag of each conn-
try? The costumes you referred to seeing
on tho pier represented tlie country, not
tho typo of people.
nan up to dry.
A Dream Comes True
To th Editor of Woman' I'agt:
Pear Madam I notice Mm. f. V. raaltea
an appeal for an Invalid's chair.
I hate one I would lie pleased to give her
for her toother if he would send for It.
(Sirs.) K. If. K,
Yesterday a letter was printed In this
column In which Mrs. K. 1. was referred
to the fihut-ln Society. A copy of tills
one was speedily forwarded to her, so
that tho invalid chair may bo her
mother's "for keeps."
Obstinate Furs
To tlit Kdiloi of lro.nan's JMir.-
Dear Madam I have cleaned my filfe ui
rordlns to dlrcllen you gave me through
the Woman's Kxchange and J must aay they
t-jofc very well eioept that a little of the
antneai l In the ruota or the fur. I. there
nrtRlDir you could auraett to get thle out.
c.
Put tho fur over the back of u chair
nnd work on It with a good stiff clothes
brush. Dip tho point ot the bristles well
down into tho fur and every time you
give a Utroko with the brush make tho
motion so that it gives a short puft of
Mind down into tho fur. After yon have
tltoroufhly gone over the fur this way
Shall He Speak?
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At tho mention of internationalism whole or any pait. Keep the msutli and
Bernhardt exploded In a veritable tor- I nasal passages clean. Axon contracting J
font of wordy rage I cold from others by keeping; away from
I "t forglvo a German?" sho cjucried. those who nro infected, lien aro of tho
I "I shako a German's hand, Franco shake sneezer, rougher or handkerchief user.
I tho hand of Gcrmany7 N'on, tion, Jamais, I Ax-old cronded, uuvcnl'lated buildings
jamais. Wo can never forgive, ""'"-1
lOrSt-. AllU 1111VU111V.3 HH1U UtUI IW
I much.1'
i It ii perhaps of this venom that sho
holds for tho ancient- enemy of her
1 country that Ilernhardt by tlio sheer I
1 forco of Iter feeling grips Iter vaudevllloi
' aiidlenro xvhen without mot Ing or rising
1 as Marc, the woundCd young actor, she '
ii cites tho lines: '
i"7Iimo arc ow foes, O Lord, irillc time',
shall run, ,
't'ortliri: thrni XOT, they l.now Klial
SS8S
l;;c Vuutht ,i
Tills all-black ilinnei'- own is
one of the first of fucIi models
shown in the l'nlm Beach modes
now bedecking tlio style shops. they have done
The jumper i J of heavily ribbon- j Shortly Uernltardt, sovcnt-ihreo and
,.m...m,lorl l.lneL- net nvnr hlnflc i mciuii-. win lunui Giigagcmcnis in
satin. The net skirt is draped
over u black satin foundation.
Tho lines of the costume sugKcat
its suitability for the matron or
woman of moro than average
proportions.
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Chiffons, Laces, Etc.
You can feel perfectly safe in washing
your daintiest fabrics with 20 MULE TEAM
BORAX SOAP CHIPS because these chips
contain nothing but the purest of soap and
pure borax in the proportion oi three parts
soap to one part borax.
It's the Borax in these soaft chips that does
the work. No stiffness no shrinking. One
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MULE TEAM
BORAX SOAP CHIPS
Mill do the work of 23c worth of ordinary laun
dry soap. These chips save soap cutting, they
dissolve rapidly and make your clothes white
and antiseptically clean.
To make ccnuine, old fashioned soap paste,
L'tind for all household purposes, add one auart
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fills of 20 MULE TEAM BOKAX SOAP CHIPS.
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k'ti'hrri, luundrj nml hathroou .
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loot for the picture of the
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'iut vf both theaa product
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Woman Takes Course
in Forestry in College
A KOiicratlon ago n youns vuman
..uld liavo BtarlltJ her parents It sho
li.iil quietly nnnounceil at the dinner
tabic:
"Well, I havo dcelded to take "i f'.i -fstry."
Hut that is cxaetly the iirufc-iu.,
wlileh 3lisu draco I'leUeiis. ..f I.i
iliande, Ore., ha chusen fur ln-rr. r
nccordhiB to tho Peeemutr number if
American rorectry. Sho has n-slHtereil
to tako tho compUto forestry eourae t
tho University of tho Htato of aslimi;
ton. Other women hax-o tal.cn hclectcil
forestry courses In tho school, but Mi.s
l'lcliens Is the llrnt to speclallzo In a
work which lias been considered cxelu.
hlvely a man's callhiB.
To th Vdilor of ll'omcm'e Voui:
Paar Madam As I aee ruu ur liclilnc I
many othira with yoyr kindneii. ilaki help 1
me. In the rhop uhere 1 vork thrre Ih u i
brunette ivho worki nar tno untl I dearly
luve licr. lery day at dinner hour 1 tako
my lunch near hr. 1 happen! to ttll lu i '
UuY fr!uU that I love her, and they replied
that ah ha a frlen'l already. 1 do not ,
lM.)leve thfin. ao 1 ,-ome to sou for advice
Hhall i tell her that f lne her ur not?
Whlib la the best method to make her '
understand that I love her of course, we
are young: I am eUhteen ears ot aae and
sh.t fa one year younier. I'lease try to
print tlila before wednesdar If poiilble.
I'M. ins iMrmrob TO IIKU.
An you are both so yount. xvhy not
Juet bo good friends? What If ho has I
another friend? At seventeen the
nhould have many boy and slrl frlcndn.
Do not talk of love to her. but of things
you have read and done, and things In
which he U Interested. Then after six
or eight months If you still seem to
uare for her you could apeak of mar-
...mainii ...iiii.ii.iHlt.iiiitiHiiiiiiimiltHimimiimtmiKHiHUiuihHWWii:itjmi iiminMHv:
dip tho point of the brusli ln alcohol and rlag0 4t-H u U8tako to have junt one
llghtlr pass It over tno xur. .viwajg BlrI ag a MtnH, as It Is a mistake for
TOOVe your bru.h the same xvay tha fur a cr ,0 huvo onl. onp nullI Menn. Tho
runs. ' moro irlrls you know tho better, and
ret t . iint ii, when tho tlma comes for lovo you will
Time for Uoiline Ham kI.0,.. bctter ln r,Kllt on9 ,0 cl)oosc. ,
To tho Editor o Woman' I'am:
Pear lUiJaro Kindly inform me trirouah,
hVcolumnj of til liTKMkU tCtllJ UlMtl
Hlttt ( averai. time It takes lo twit
urn so M.ulll be tndr nln done. Thsnk-
twr jwc'.tn Advance. A tKAUUUr
,l AHsV twenty-five miiiutes to the
In bolllne a smoked nam. t'ui
m ew.t,t wne iti, tm tniilMkunnnfiila Iar jladam Mentha axo a
in kv.v re -- ---w - - .-- . - .... .t j, i,r .....
vliwirar Lt It heai sen ir.jduully. ".:V.'V."l"K";trz-A "' "".? '.""'
- - - -,- -' as. v j nssta ave aafe vvbhsv ii.i( fcs -
I 'ran hv the 1ltl Df tl.. Qr-t llOUl It t knowle.Ue. answered. T.aa' week f found
-',0'4!4 OOt MVe como to a. bo.i. Then M ;Wb c.usa Ir n ..arclty of aniuwl
i.t it, Immtf slowly for four or nv , " u ,v " u u-
hu'9. ne wliatever linith of time rottri " ' x-trj- imaii wuriu. rtiwire nr
tia raetulre. baalntf your itkutotlOD continually bumplnif Into questions when
i tux Uh .iij or tba bam, oa stated above. h ituesiions least expect to meet tacia
xvould certainly not confldo In her
friends. If you must tipeak of It toll
her. not her friends.
Why a Canary Chews
To tin Editor of lfoman'Wacre.
auory was
fje Jfuv attb
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Sale of Remaining Models
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1 Chinchilla Squirrel Set, regularly priced... $123.00 $80X0
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priced $200.00 $123.00
1 Caracul with Dyed Kaccoon Coat, reg.
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Last Night's Notable Performance of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
conducted by Leopold Stokowski, embraced the G Minor Concerto for Piano and
Orchestra by Saint-Saens, reproduced on a Duo-Art Pianola-Piano from a record!
originally played by Harold Bauer. Mr. Bauer was in the audience during its!
rendition.
The Duo-Art Pianola-Piano is the product of the great Aeolian Company of 3
New York. It may be seen and full details learned at C. J. Heppe & Son's.
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