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KKft Alphabet Know That Freedom Is Highest of J
W, Bravely Thev
rhoso men arc in the serv-
p-WjtI"' ice can
tcll you what the Fourth
July
means. To the rot of the
r;' js'orld It symbolizes freedom. Hut to.
v"i;4"vprne!i It typifies thin nnd-- the denr
r crave cost or freedom.
..There am those who any women 1o,
'.not give men to their country. No. ,
taank God, men do not require to he
draKKed to cantonments hy npron ,
Strings. What the mother, wives and
'girls Rive Is something one cannot
','touch with the hand. It in in their
.hearts.
? "There la a little oft-repeated qiiotn-
.tlon which explains in a wa whit
".mati b life it thiiiK uparl; woman's
tj"Whole existence," It runs. What a
& woman really Rives Is a sort of a cam
vi Die on her whole existence.
s Ve Kathleen. .May. .lane, Anne and
,. jthe rest of us have learned tn give
&thls WIlllnRly. It is in the lenrnlns
jthat we, the women, have come very
close to the real significance of free
& dom.
You see. it lias not liren e.isv for
- Kathleen. .Mav and Anne tn ejve ...
Sthe thouchts of their 'ittle hnme.
aj. While brides of other dais have se-ved
f- away at their prett.i pillows, iie
r? little wives of new soldiers have Unit
their dreams Into khaki w.-ml M.m.
E,a rebellious thouKlit has Rime into
Kr those stitches even while the neellei
flew. But finally a something hap
- pens. It Is tlio marvelous th:ng that
builds our women Into a wall of steel
Cr behind our men. These girls suddenh
surely find must put It into their
JT "Uneasy hearts measure up to the Imc
Kf thins before them. The fait that
fj'tnefi their men. perhap- must l,i
r. down their lives for freedom's sai0
Alice Kent and
The Story of a Business
hy MARTHA KCLLUl
roei.rt5?il. ISM. hy Vih'i.- fttj, r Tee
rmrTKR i.i
ALTHOUGH the teachers in the r.fl
.Hngton High School wuv so kino
that they habitually went out of their ,
way to make up lessons I had missrd.
repeat explanations they had given '
many times fn class, and help nip gete
erally with school work, they also made
It plain thnt they did n-it consider my '
prpttress "satisfactory." I remember '
.trtat that word figured largely in' their
conversations witn me Iierore anil after,
school: and looking back upon it now I I
ervf convinced thev must have had some
JinkIlngot my sltuatioi, else iiarrher
icrjiin uuiu nave of t u ueu .v 101
me, i scorneo excuses nui ine worn
"satisfactory" was not In my vocabu
lary; to me my school 1 fe was th-ir-oughly
discouraging. Uy nature I was
not studious, hut the disadvantage of ig
norance had bpen reveald to me o
early In my Uelllngton experience tn.it
by the time school opened I was pre
pared to study like the greatest grind.
and would undoubtedly have dor.
Pe so
had the opportunity been given me. 110 sympathize with the sufferings of are to wear uuiinrm.' Th" enmm.uul-
Dut the flrt two days of the fall term I r'!,1' "r Puzzle nut the principles of , !"B cfllcers In harge at ill" different . an
ufliiiKiira ioiu)inii im niiitiiiii . . 1 liniments have mad' I he lenti.s'. ihai
were typical of the days aim weeKs t.iat
followed. Mrs. Warrington profes-ed
that she wished me to kj to school and
her talk when It was not concerned
with reminiscences of the dear Jeparttd
or' with anecdotes of her girlhood days
In trie environment where servants weie
so numerous that the was in danger or
stumbling on them In t.ie dark harped
on excuses for past failures to 1 ve to
our agreement and hold nut promlre.
that she would do better in future Knr
weeks I trusted to these promises, be
ing then too young and
realize that when once the character is
formed radical charges are Improbable.
So we went on as we had hi gun ; nn the
slightest pretext M,rs. Warrington would
Keep me at home and even on the days
when I was allowed to go to sc lool. I
.-. mri.lv iher. on time, ilesnlte the
fact that tardiness was someth ng I ab
horred. Faults in plenty 1 posses-eil.
but It chanced that being behindhand
was not one of them : thus it was almost
easier for me to be absent altogether i
than to mlFS roll call ami morning t
erclses or slink into the das.- room af
ter the recitation had commenced Mrs
Warrington l-.ked to sleep late in tno
morning and rarely came downstairs
till after 0 o'clock, so the responsibility
for retting in mot ion the machineiy of
the household re-ted upon me; for the
most part I managed to start Harry and
Junior off In plenty of time for school
and, wh'le I might have left the break
fast table standing in order to escape
a. niark for turdltiesH myself. 1 could not
leave baby Alfred and three-year-old
Charles alone. Up till now I had sup
posed that all mothers weie as devoted
to their children ns was Mrs Nrale.
THE
TODAY'S INQI'IHIKS
1, Desrrilie a- red. white ami blue rn-liime
(hat ran I" made at the last iniiiiiriit
for Inilepeiiilenie Day. '
'8. Who Is Marlun I.. I.ulf?
3. What treatment will help tn make Ibln
ankles fat?
4. Why I" It lietler In nnUr Jim- linn
Jellies In wartlmr?
5. What will hrlthlen .v mirror wlie-e lu-t-r
nice linn dimniril?
6. When there are blue plate- In the bnu'e.
how ran one have a ver P'ltrlotle
des-ert on the ronrtti of .Intj?
Girl Srouls MuM He 10 Year Old
To thr Editor of 'amnn' Pagt.
Dear Madam Will o ii-h ci"1 m
Information conremlni; th (llrl n "U''
headquarter All I want la the Hdrtrrsn
I may writ and Bft the partlu'r Man
how old must a clrl h to te a tiirl Hui"
Thankinjr ygu In advance O I)
Th Phll.iHn1nhU IirnrltillH t tfl of th!"'" f,f r lub tn vrk ..it
Qlrl Scouts la at "I Sout!i Spt pnloouth
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tr,t, anq 'lie tiannnin lemi'inariprs im
VNew York citv. at fi27 Fifth avnue
E&uf'Klther place will plvo you the infnrma-
We' U n(( u.ntil K rrlct iivilcl Vin Uti tiiurk
llsVU old to Join this ort-anlzatlnn.
e ' Will You Give Her Your Canarj?
To the Editor of U'omah'i Vac:
Dar Mad a in-An Jnalid fiiond lout hT
if, bird some Mtrka airn and rhtinnt affnrd
o purhas anothfr Kh I ones day and
nlrnt for a ranar. and T th"u-t posMbh
tome of your Hind readr wgnld know of
Komf a,nroa rraon who vou Id lv up
hr hlrd to thla nuni Blr1 It umiM brine
sreat happlneaa ntn hr Itfe ThanUIR o
and honing aome ne will reipod to thla
pneal. ii. I I
Surely an appeal of thlp kinl will not
.lone eo unanswered. It mhiis to nr eaey
K;to find any number of cats and dogs
I'iwhrn thev are usked for. so I feel sure
I that Fotne one will ha- a canary for
nrth Invalid who wants it I have her
y Mdres and will be fi'ad to give It to
Mny on wno oners io Benu ner xne uiru.
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. Wiiat Doe A. L. A. Stand For?
Pfi T " Ettlor f Woman' ragr:
V f Dar Madam Will you klndls
" -V- vhra I can get Information
s let m know
ion about the
Sil . A, U A
A. II U.
U'f... f lniil.t b vepv rrlad tn tell vou all
'L'' iLi.tie th A T.. A mul wbftrp In cet
D 'imore Information If I only knew what
-.! A4 Ij. A !H. I'efliaiia ruuiu til ino
.Madera of the column wll recoRnlm the
S JrKUIh. If you will wrltr anU tell me
S.. te JUJI name 1 win atisvver juur iiuerj-
94 ansa as iiusoiuic
tier of the
Ml.
Pay It Price
Independence Day. 10 fi
He has mounded forth fie trumpet
that Fhall never cnil rrtrnt:
lie is aiftinr; out the hearts of men
before Ills Judgment scat.
dh. le swift, my soul, to answer
Him! ho Jubilant, my feet!
Our (Jod i marchins on.
In the beauty of the lilies Christ
was born across the ci.
With a clor.v in His bosom that
transfigures you and me.
As He died to make ui"n,linl let n
die to miike men free.
While Col Is ni.uihlnc on
.Julia Ward llnue in the Ratio
Hymn of the I'.cpublic
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malses ,h,'m V"70 ho" h'S!l i,n1 o!
!" ""e f""l"!n miw '"'
AND i-o ion
is the foil
eo m ,i w.iv every da.
rth of .1 ii to a woman
who has men in the iic... i.i ioo
nut need I i he taught what freedom
means while theie i. a c,isn,ilt h-t
To some tins list is Just a enlunvi in
he nowp,,pei To the woman whose
heart and iM" skip to a lerlnm letter
in the alphthet It is the vimlml of
what the man dc,tet to her is willing
to pin t'l.it the worlil nun In- tree to
go bIoi-'ii ily. unfettered on It is .1
Mmhnl of what she hcr-elf i wiluna
to p.'ij :
the Day's Work
Girl Who Would Not Fnil
i
ivhose I'lrcumsi.mc s wire f.ir '.rr
str.ntenel tn.m tin se of Mis Wai
unetnti but wh'le living vv.t i lie- lati."
I had ample oppottnnity to olw,i. the
work nc or in tins ease, the .shirking -of
-o-i'iill. d "mattiral love" Indeed
this rpportunity. lomhitud w i h ti-e
many and diversitled obligaiieus of
housework, interfered In such i stent
with my studying evi n In tin- hours
when I was nominally oft dutv th.it the
only time when 1 was ival'lv fiee to
take up a test bonk w Ith m: being
obliged To' lay It down hi can:-' there was
! a bahv tmririncr .-it mv ukirtv . , i.n.i ...v.
i ing for something to cat. m an adult
bidding me to fetch or carry something
that had al.pp d her mind, was often
to o'clock at night, wlun the clilldien
were aslup and Mrs. Warrington her
self U'lm fllv 'itim. I.r fiite.it m, luiiw,an
a paper-covrivd novel and a bos o' bun- i
jhons in lier room. At that hour, in my
attic apartment. Mother .Valine went on I
ittrike, s-nding me off to sleep even
while I, under the stimulus of strong
'rt'olit e. tried to keep awake long enough
'ciffte. tried to keep awake long enough
, ' ' - r , , i i.u-
Alas under suci cond't mi
the square of the hypothetitise meant
nothing In my life nnd the only Q II. p.
which could creep underneath my droop
ing eyelids and penetrate In my brain
was that I must go to bed!
i'(i.TI.li:ii ON .'ItlPAV)
Itookkecpers fs'ceilcd bv (iovcninient
r.nokkeeper tvpists ami ' 'erk-tiook-ki
i tiers are wauled bv the i ;.v t rnnielil
immature irvWBhil"nltod States Civil S rvice Cmn-
j missinn announces o;ien competitive x
l animations Julv 30. August .T and Sep
I tiiln i 21. Vacancies in the deparl-
mental service. Washlngion, P. f. at
linnii a year or higher or lovvi r salaries
, will he llllnl from these examinations In
I view of Ihe urgent need of the service
I and un' I! tun her not ice -iiltji rt of conn-
lines allied with the tnitnl Sta'cs will
1m admitted to 'hese . irruatiors, pr. -v
lib d they are otherwise oualihed ltoth
mi n and women are eligible m 'he posi
tions. Bcatl Haj:.i
Hags are so small now 'hat rver.v
w..inan wants a private collect ion of her
own She mav be Intfiestui in 4 he new
canvas bead bags These phe can make
herself vvlih an eye to the I nponed
bead bags. The canvas can he pur
chased with th il lim P'inleii in mi
ni's and Indian bends to woil, out 'he
design.
A Kllillin? IS.l-
Knmethiug vrrv new Is a laige Ma k
-atin Knitting bag with the -it.ip hand e
a band of I'hinise nilirniilei.v Th nag
is lined ivnh I'h'.mse blue silk
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Letters mul out tlnvs nbmtttrd tn
this dt itartmt ut mint h uriitrn on nn
ule f thr jiiipi trn'u am! siiuet wtth
tUr iirtnir nf thr i iifr) Sptrial iiuoir
l.Kr those wit (it below ttr niitnl. It
is utut thinotl that ftr- td tor dart not
lire tsnrtly union the h utimrnt rj
-ifwte. .1 tommmuttiratiaui for thm
dt pttmnrnt nitoultl $ tiddriHMrd d to'
ift,s. i in; udm" i:rn N(.i:.
J"1 Hiiii I'nbhv l.tdut. Vnlladilidna, 'a
Mrrr (Jicpi Warit to Knit
Tn thr ilitoj t?f II mil a i I't.v
T)Hr Madatn I kih a Uih rvdt if I Ii-
Wonutn'H KmlinnRf n thf- Unmm 4 Vau
of th KitviMi I'i it i I riHitit rtii'l I ir
.iinh do And . iluaM" iiirnii itmn In th
Worndi'H K. h-uiir1 nf ,Ju! 1 I fnutvl 1u-t
what I yj iklne fn tr , itmi.ili M
huh n n i nit- fur u knntinc luh
Fni wi '.'r imt K.tti-ii. .1 . . t . umii
to know u hiTr- thf H-d i'rti head lU.irir,
! mm if . miuM lmI fr- uiml tir t ti
i ,
lonini.' lull Hill be ahle In ael Ub til
formation w e.k. w Ih.ink jnii in a-1
dflee, ill III- name of
TIIK MKRUV I'l.HJl'K
1 am ho plat nu like that name I
hope vnu will have stleh gonrl Mme t'tal
you will alwa.vi. he able to live up to th.
title.. The Iteti i 'rorH heiitlquarters ii- at
15111 I'hestnut Htreet Free wool I no!
Blven nul there exeept tn auxiliaries
IV'rliHpn ou can Ret fiee wool from an
auml'ary or a ohureh orRanizatinii Hmiie
where near you. If mil, ynu m cit co to
heailquartem to ni'Ranlze ynuriipiveK inn
an auxiliary no that you an get the free
wool.
Volunteer State Miltlia
To th Kttttur 0 II oiaaa's Vni :
l)ar lladam fould ou l.ll me if there 1.
r troop of volunteer cavalry now f-jrinms 1
In the city?
U It a military or rol'ee ors;nlxat m"
hj.t- would o. hav. ,0 apply for .,.
Home time aeo I read an Hem in ona
of the dally papera lallim thai a unit
of thla kind had bean proiioaed. and I would
tike to set borne Information about it
While thla la not a nutation of ctrla, I
trust au will find space In our culuinn to
anavver or hy mall.
Any Information on the above nfll be
greatly appreciated hy A IIBAUKU.
There U a volunteer cavalry troop
formlr.B In this citv row to tak the
place nf the State militia It Is a m'lltiry
organization and Ii entirely volunteer
Thla mHltla will not he called Into duty
overseas, but will be a part of the Na.
t'ultal (luard. Mnllstment should be made
at 13. S Walnut street.
-Ma
roiMi roii v
A llllli' .liinnner ihixhy tut to tie
. worn.
' ?. Uriah! iwlnlril mift for the tele-
j phone titnllthileie t" liren the
S. A mill, fri-.li iliillfil Ml lirriit.fat
I Juilirt.
II' Vol' nw ff ml of Fiiriulsinc nur
little bi or clil. .lou will iv ant M
ln.ir "f sn..,p clnk'ts that should bitnf!
Jn, to a hiiiiiU Ill-art Thn an "' '
'caned Japanese denrew a s'tnam ""n
'pan little .Inp.ines- piiHv i-ii, a "HM.il
I fr roe oos !nnl nc man. a demur'' .l.i"inrs
lady w'lli a i"- B'ai iv bell nd hi i t . fi
I These tit 1 1f mnke-s .ire pnl'.i I
and rarh has a small rlnp In I'l''
.llifnuBh h!rli a rihlnn or en! m-i
I rim The price s o.i'v tlfle"n ' lit"
III Is whlxpilid Hut the lliv
nsi eterioiiH p n f -they hi pi- p
link to the man r
' The t.lep'ione inoiillip'ec- i
dust.i. litili ss it Is protected
geniniis dev iv r.n- kieplng the
nleie iniiieil is ,1 rounded cap
wh'eli fl'H miT the front It is bl n 1.
ulih arilstii-.il'i painted ih s g'is
bright reds nnd IiIih-h and lei-'
is nltni'liiil to the phone by a
1 lilai'U e"id whle'i preients Ps
nway when n ni" eil from the
piece Tin- pi'i- 'S seenl-rn
This makes .1 1 om I gift and 111
sin ulil pr He mi j useful
fn'i'n .i'.ii 01 1 loek, or n n
l"rn-ic nli't leorniiig. and he'i
I'r e fni 1.1 "nic up has come and c,
The neid ' r hurtv leaies little turn
dn ss iib. .'in! a dainty little hi
,:iil. t u ll ill is not tno elaborate s'loiild
j 0.1 in eil in bus) yourself abmi1 '''"
ii tc'ien 'ii'iild he i ry welcome Tills
ran lie M'i ureil. too. In the modi Is ihs
pmveil reiently They are of cool, f 1 esh
iloit.il Swiss, lace-trlmnied, iv'th hoit
fc.e.MS and hill of plllk nr blue I U.holl
The! wash will, wear well, and ilielr
pll.e is mil) fi
Ko H'e n, imes of shops wheio ai
tn les ii'i'iit loned In "Adventures With
a I'M' st" cin he purchased, address
laii'or of Woman's Tag". Kvuni""
I'i pi '- l.KiinKH. or phone the
Woman's I ii parinienl. Walnut snOO.
LlNC.ll WAGONS FOR GIRLS
Gnicrnuirnt Provide- "Service a 1.1
Cart' for Clerk-
"S lvi.e a l,i cart:" i- I In .cn cir
rled hy the n frehment wagon-- now pro
videil'hv the liirX rnend'y Sochtv
niiil'i- Hi., direction nf the g:i Is' divls'on
i I ihe War .nop Commun ty Serv lei.' in
Washington. I) r. for iln- b 'ictl' n!
gi'l w.ir workers in (loi'Tii'ii'i'i d
in-Mits of the mail N
Ce,T- th clerks
liiiieneiin p-i'cd
ban only a half-hour
and in this time It I.' Impossible to ob
tain luncheon in the ovi r.rowd. rt rrs
tauiar.ts of 'he capital and i njny a rest
Nu'.ralve luncheons at a nominal price
ate piovided bv the wagins. thus g.ving
the clerks a charce to pns theh noon.
(time in the op. n air Women fiom th.
Idiffetent chu'c'.i. s of the ci'y w'ork in
teams, one team taking charge of npilp
liing ihe n fieshnicnt wagons an. I an
other of the si lling
Librarians Oct Uniform
Yom"n hhr.iri in- in the i amp hospitals
,.,. hP ar,, i Ti, 'iiform is a
.na'iiral i olored pong"e -hlrtwal-t ilrrss.
"in witn a whit liar and d.i'k brown
tie nn 'he -I.-eve i.- a dark 1 nvvn
hra.-.ard. bear.ng tin lett. is I, v.. A
Panama ha! with a brown land and an
A. 1. pin i- part of the uniform, wlvo'i
was . hoien .is the mo-t pt."'tioal for
-limine: w.ar in all pan- tf ihe cnuuti. .
Dietitian- VTanlcil"
The Nn" rt, .in lbil i'i i... u mis sm i -tellMve
':-! of women dietpian. I'nrol'
meni carries with i' nn obligate", to
serve The qualification- for em ot'-iu mi
ale two ii.n-i training in ho'i-eholri
'Ml s
'cam
.ii"l subs
pie 11 ll'StitU'loil.li
a t'.pi'llein
A Free Booklet
One wav of lighting the Kaiser is
to cm fruits .nnl vegetables now
so there will in v er b" ilnngcr of
fond famine in mir c'ltintry in the
Inns winter months.
Home canning i icall.v very sim
ple, but It I.S IICC('NMll') tn follow
dirccti'iiis i sactlv tn h succos-sful.
If .vou are uncertain nn ,inv points
send tn the Kditor of Woman's
Pa-re. HUM',., I'i ni.tr I.! nin-it. for
the homo-can. ling manual I sue 1
by the national war garden com
mission. Washlngion. I), c ncloe
two. cent stamp for icturii posingp.
M-,STKKI)YS V.!S
Two .ife noil aiie ninno fur I
I'otirili
er .11111 .ire lilmiloc Ihe Inrrli nil I. iher
111111 ii rei!. ulillr ami hlne html. Illlnil.
riilileil plinirs pin I 'ir tiirih on ,i II cm re
ul l.ilierl.v. whleh i mii le t.ileil nil
"liiel. In Ihe hittn nlujrrs Kenreh nil
HUT Ihe hoilwe nr hiwn fur iii ll reil
while mul lilue favors as iniper llnwer'
renin II.ibs. ee, s liiter-l Ine !,',
lilni nnrtnrr. The lonnle liniliuc Hie
creiite-t iniinlier of finer, wins (he
name
tiiber-votis Telf It'lirnnineiit U oee In
ttliiih hiihinil mul ulfe en nroiioil i.e
link together null ire mil itlltMt.'rl f(,
"eilU In einh nihir under iemillt nf
lnbie h-tles Tiilr7-loil. ine'ins "keeii
nnlel" In 1'reneh.
The mitt i the lilrthXnne fnr .loll.
t
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I. In enniile-. Ihe w tier In elilili Hie lira
if ennliiie N liplnit linlletl ..liiiuld he
Kept ill le.lbl nn Imh nlmte Hie imH
ef Ihe jir nil Ihe while ihe. ri.
I'liillni;.
.V. Thre irlleles I I111I urine peril i.eller nl
llinrelt fairs hn'inrs. ele.. urn I...I..
l.lnk rllilwin rose liml.. lrl.111e.le r.slilnns
..enters inane 01 nine rnilioi
It llllli Ilm
nf irelnnne .mil Ilm hanrlnc h.isl.ol.
with rnrcrl-nir-iinls In them.
fi. leillie- i,sl I. nni. ilirt.slalneil , ,r
wnsltri ttlih rasille soup nnl water.
Secretarial Course at Nijslit
To fli. A'.iroi of tt'otnnii'i. ragr:
Il.-ar Madam -I hve often rene" how sen
l--e helped ethers unit do hope you ean do
liken is., fnr me I would like to lake up
se.r.lirlnl eourse I pin nn... lu.m. nn.
and eir.umntani-ea lompelled pie tn ieava
eehonl mi an early ihp therefore t haten't
reeelvri n erv Hood edmatlon. but I am
verv Hnmeufl In uke in. Ihe inuiu n . ..
I think I wni'lii he .ueeen.fni- 1 think mil
I un th1 murae IMna let m know wht tmi
i think f th niatier1 If on think It will
muni nap m vrr ciinn rvniu ntinn m .. l
.;S -.h n.m.. r" ..i.;ir. i'i .'.'."".:
ha nil p I refit fnr ma lntalAttA.miv..l...
I take It un. Alao. nlease let tne knuw vvhut
j an the rutea at thens eehonH.
A UAII.V RBAlir.R
w'-ooIh ihai offer these coursea In the
column. I will answer your letter by mall
nnd will also tell you the rates. One I
school does offer a night course In secre
tarial work, for which ou do not have to
have the whole four years' IiIeIi f-chnm
education. You can take Hnsllah with I
i he other work and work up In ele
mentary studies as you go The circular I
sent out by the school w II tell ou all
ihout the ormrre and luat how to take It.
I a m sure you will be sueceful If ynu '
go into tlio work energetlcallv ami viith
confidence and ambition All kinds in '
d'flloultles can be overcome If you juat i
want education enoueh to work hard at
setting It, I
1 m fsv.sf um - -"w jf ;. ? a 3 u
1 1 1"P -i . ; III
, I if?1 f f Wf if I I ii 1
r;.'.;. I wMFm XWJmm jQZWyf m SjdSWXSmM
BiK!SISSSKSSO!S23SSSSSmSSiTSJM " -
The i-iijiiu ur-c "ncelx in it- lirancli at 21 VTc-l l'cnn "irccl. (.ctni.inlinin. lodiii -el., in motion an hourly
niir.inj: .-crxirc, llic lir-l of iK kind in the city. Trout left In riplil in llic piilurc arc 'ecu Marlins on llicir rounds
Mi" Marprrlhc Lomlil, . lileanor Philips anil Mi Mn Vi'. IVlciiniin, all innnlier- of llic Gcrmauloivti
branch
VISITING NURSES SOLVE WAR
' WITH UNIQUE SERVICE IN
. I think vou owe the girl an explana
... ,..,... . , , , i , ir. i r. i i i I "on decidedly. The girl mnt he rather
rlan to Be hied Out in (rcnnantoicn Branch Provides (or I rained nemslered Graduate by 'fine t be friends niter having been
' treated as she was.
the Hour Instead of hy the Week To Relieve Shortage of Nurses and
Cut
T11'' Visiting .Vur-e Snc.ety of l'hila-,
i X ilelplim starts today In its (Jinnan-
town branch, at :." Wist Petin htreet, a
new serv.ee. ivlrVh i" the llrst Aep In the
Ity toward meitiig a r.eeil which Ins
been fe!' for many viars and which
wartime hn, inadi ncut' .
The sociely iii.iueur,iie an lmurlv
nursing si rvice. Th1- minus that persons
in moderate circuni-tai.ces whn cannoi
afford th service., of a full-tlnie nurse
can have a sk lied reglsteied uurS' , wit!'
exactly the fame training as a piivate
nuisc. come into t hi ir homts a certain
number of linnt'M (ac.i d-iv tn give the
patietif technical care, bathe them, give
insti uction- about the prcparation'of tin
diet and shov some other inemhei of toe
family how t i nurse IN in n the nurse's
absi nee
In many cases this is all that is neces
sary, but hentofnre the only way to In
sure -killed musing for a patient lia
heen in engage a pr.vate nur-. . i Ither in
one's own holm or in a hn-p.tnl Hut
now there will Ik Increa- ugly 1 -s space
In hospitals for livilians who inn he
taken care ' st heme. So t'.il. train
all points nf view from th" si ic tv of
ho.-'pual spate, ftoi.i fn scarcity of pii
vate nurse- .mil fiom ihe iri.'ea-td cost
of lis- ng. whn h ha- wiped out the m.ir
e n for espens'-s of illin -'S in iiian.v fani
Hi,s the ri'i'd for soni" such service
Is reallv n duii t war recissiiv
Ii i. a -(iv'ie which, ence m opira
t or I i- h'linl will p. iv foi its'df. and
us ii'i'iv iiui-ms .an be t ti'iag. d as the
call- foi them will snppott Th vi-it-ing
ui -' Soi i iv, whose In adinifirter
nte ai l.ll" l.nml'aid strict, has an
organi.ti'in'j thai a'nady covers the en
tire citv and stHtiil- n inly In op. rate
sllc'l ,l -iivh' inilependenll.v of It' legll
lar l'Mi-inc n rv ni'inuc the pom uf
the i ty whi'ii'Vi Ihe pubic ilemand
fnr 11 Will he gn.il i Mollgll tn cany wall
it ihe financial hacking In stall It
Such a sen i
annoi In any w,
Spending to the Best Advantage
I i'v V.vii'oi Talk by Florence Rose
IT IS an ia-.v main r n
spiciallv those who
111. Itli I' f"
' KOIlle
Wll'llell,
a will-
iiii-a Iv lllose who nave
iipilppeil wanlrt.be. I.. p.. wit Unlit onler
li,C new 1'i.illien. hut afl'r a time even
I'.i-ne women heRin m ferl the neeil nml
Hie hnr.ser for .1 fresh supply of par
11 ems. as we all know ilnilun iloti't last
forever- liven the woman who In an
ailep: at iiiakinR-over nhl iluilu realiies
tluit truth.
However, pr'tliic new app.irel ha
been cieatl bitiipllllivl ilurinc the laft
'vear. that K an far as i-electlns nurl
(inilins the Mini of i-lnthes I hat will prove
prai'tiral anil wearable are eotieerneil.
The fart thai the makers of I'otlie
rralizeil that voiiien were enileavorlnK
10 liml staple garmcnlH wais iinpreseil
upon ire toilav when I viewed a line of
nvir inn ninilela for fall, and amont; that
number were just four evenlnE KOWtlSe
Just think of that The refit of thn
cownH eonslBteil of praotioal ttreet
ilrei-seti. simple afternoon
frorkF atul
...... .i.i
' Pemlilintier ROwn. 1 llllGhl llllli UUU
these inoilelK were iroin unu ui mc iuubi.
excluFlve rilare. and therefore' rorecaMS
of "what is to be" for next fall und win
ter It i very evident that kllk, batln,
1 harmeube and erepe meteor are KOliiK
to he extremely cood for Iho comiue
Beaaon. but at present foulard and print
ed hIILh I'ontinue to hold their own,' The
artlht hna tnude a akeirh for you today
of .1 smart sleeveless suit of printed Bilk.
on.A luLiei Ik of thp Inner lenctll Variety,
! ,,. i,.'C(, , nllar which may be but-
I Tho jacuet is or me mns iuhhi.i
1,1. a laice iollar which may lit
a -.
toned up about the throat, two large
nneketa and a narrow belt which ties
,' . .1 ....1 1 1 . . .. .1
In the fimit. me enure voai r uiiuhh
I with while Silk.
.), gidrt In BtralRht, has two pockets
.which correspond With those on the
j " nn( u , e,t ,,, boun
with ailk The liat Is one of the new
large leghorns and Is trimmed only with
a narrow blue riDDoji licit in a now ai
the back.
rup.vriphl. IMS. bv t'loren e flese
Ask l'lorenrc Hoe
If )ou want lier own perannal advlie nn
maierlala eolo and etvlee nuiuble (or
ou Addreaa Mii.a Itoee. in ,-are of Iha
I'liMMi I'tinii I, i.i i.i a n worn tn'a mine,
hend self ad.lreaiied Glaumed envnnpe
fnr renh aa ad lii'iulrl. a ara anavvered
bv mall.
Ji
' mliiaiaAlaiaHaiaaHi iiai ' - -
Down Expense, of "Being Sicli"
terfcre w.th the regular woik among the
poor w ho can pay nothing or among those
who pay Hie bare cost of the regular vis
it, winch Is short nr long, depending o-i
the i d. and which Is made a; no special
hour, -nice the nurse attends the acute
cases llr-l and visits lis many patients
a day as possible.
The snciily is enabled to make a tem
porary start In the ilerniantown brand!
In connection with another n-vv service
Much of tie sne ety's woik throughout
the city I- maternity work, the nurses
giving pro! .Mai and postnetal (ale. but
not attending confinement, sini ' th'
stuff lias ni vcr been large erougli for
Hie nurses to be on call at any time ol
Ihe day or n'ght for Ibis duly, lint In
' Ii rniaulowii from now on. due In an ad
d lion Id the slalf, the nurses will he
.-..ncc u ,s cxpjc en u.ni nn- new a-
.'rimy i i vit.c vui i.tn we inn;- u ., .. , . . , ,,
v -loped for several months and j,W at '' evtPr M'"01' lles I"'"""''' i;1 llf-flr-t
will not taktfirlu. entire t Inn ofthe "' "'at In the sun they never are
enlntgcd sltifT, they will be nn call for I -corclied. whereas In Ihe mm or over
hourly nursing service. such as outlined the stove, scoichlm: is likely to occur
above This Is not mn nunced as a per- ' unle-s cateful attention is given them
nn i nt policy, for as soon as the ma- Tno tlllu. Ie,piircd for dr.ving vege
ti.ui.y and other ngula, work and the nhI(... ,.,,.,,. ,,,mc t lan p ,,,..
woik among Ihe poor Is found In re- i, , , ,, , , ... ,
more -.11 ihe lime of ihe res. , , tennliicd onsilv by a little experience
I h.iiirlv service will liavi in be given up
,.,.1. . I., II. ',. .......1 l.,.u l.o.. u
' e-iabl'slted In tin p .pillar mind Th
cis' of Ibis houi'lv seiv.ee Is 51 the firs! i
1 I'oi'r and seveutv -live cents each suc
cedii.g hour or fraction thereof -a , .' Olid ' f7s7i.)v
.h..n., t!",t ,,r..e, til" ,.okI n t i lOet'O 1 1 o ll I ' I'I'o llllli I !!. I lll .
I to the society
1 The sociely has jest Is: lied ;.
1 bnllellii wltl. sin e figures thai
i the value of home nurs'ng, el.
.luiie
.how
nnd
I urn 'iilarly of skilled nurs'ng
through
thi Hist monin oi ,i ii.iii.vh lite
The booklet stales -li.it of the tr,n.r
T.iw babies .iliend'd iv the visiting
mn -ts last vear iiuiv eighty-nine d'ed
MaAv;
Tliia little niiiHunimcr nr carlv fall
eitit ie of printed silk, anil fieeve
lesc, von will nolire. The jjtket i
llic new limp length, ami llie,lurgc
criJIiir ran ho eonverlril into a
"rloir-iip" arounil ilie neik. Two
large porkrU anil a narrow lie hell
are nolahle fcalttrc. The entire
mil i linunil in while t-ilk hraiil.
Willi the white iHk braid
." .-. 'j,1 - .. -;-. . . ,.
imi WW-
' '''' fOr
PROBLEMS
EFFECT TODAY
In tin I'turlil Hist moiiili of life, a rate
ul bss than 1' per cent.
Last year, It further slates. :(S.H,2
other hahies weie hoi n In Philadelphia,
nf whom 1711 died III their llrst month,
a lale of nearly 1'-.' per cent. These
figures nr.' fi.i prenatal and postnatal
caie only, not confinement.
When the cocicty can snppott enough
nui'Kis to alli'inl c-iiillneirellls tlllollgh
the city this vital service will be added. t
Th s Is the hope of the Visiting N'uise,
Sociely, and members of It are anxious '
., , ,,, ., , , , , ,,, . i !....
that Philadelphia will never again have
Ihe highest Infant mortality rate of any
citv of the llrst tl.ts-i In the'coui.iry, as
II did In 111 I 7.
Scorching I in possible
in Sun-Drying
The reason sun-d.y.ng Is popularly
,(,Heu,(1 ,, ,,hp fnllts. ,, vegetable?
" ,l"' 1",' ' ' the person d .ing the
I'll., oik i oc iii.neiiai siiijiini oe iiiiiicu
be
I several linn- ilm ing the diving.
In or-
ikr ti secure a untfiiin (iruducl.
Then
lengths
are tunica In all
shlpe
a ml
i leoi gette
sleeves ale as
poiulai'
is
ever
Handkerchief
combined m.it.e
gtivvii
linen and spoil silk
ii charming afternoon
Illiu'k imteut Irather ami pink satin
ni.ilie a charming taiu-o-shantcr fir au
toninlilliin,' Sleeves rf new i-uiis are geuer.illv
long and tiglit. but theie are a gtn d
many bell sleeves.
The iver-di'llghi"i sas'i in' o i Iv
holds Its own, hut Is developing an
oven gieater favnr ln fashion.
All evening gown may he trimmed
exclusive!) with the ostrich leathers
which are not used In millliitry now.
Your new evening gown should he
a combination of white, black and
emerald over flcrli cliarmein-e, wlih sil
ver braidings.
Smart cnllaii aie narrow nnd thev
Mulsh hy tvlng Into a smart how n't
I the point rf the V
Fourth of July Salad
Slice large tomatoes and place each
lice on a blue plate. Cut cucunihi r. '
In Ivi.-'iich lengths. Scoop out some I
of the riii'umbrr fiom one end tn fiirin '
a cup Arrange the tomato slice vvilli i
the cup sitlo up Pill ihe cups with
white mayonnaise This will give the'
red. white and blue combination If i
there are no blue plates use blu paper
napkin'- under a small whim plate. i
llV Heress!
Pifteen niinules' iei. -. is now a part
of the daily program in the nfllces of the '
annv niedicnl departnient Mverv after-'
noon at the sound of a bugle call the
lan.ding l. cli.ireil of iivihan employes
WB LIU m KEEPS
MY HAIR HEALTHY
' l,y uainz Wlldroot regularly, I
keep my aealp entirely treo from
dandruff, tha cau of moat hair
trouble. I own my luxuriant hair th
env of my frlmda to thla guaranteed
dandruff remedy "
'For sale at all pood drug storet,
barbers mid Indira' hair drrsjluj
parlor, under our mouci tact
ouarmilre."
WILDROOT CHEMICAL CO.
lluirnlu, . V.
IVtMroot Phumrnn fiine hen met in entt
nation tvilh VV Idr ot ll h ..ten thf irtiit
unt
j-nAffaa mvs.jkp
'JTVB faBfl W I
t;
i. -v"f4aea- ,nTvi'i'
.".KHbflOTiii' m 'v.ham mjmmmmtm . . . i .Kiinnivui
'wwm&wM'sWM&m-. ' jmimfm!m-Hm'if-
UlAlMMfc'iifii-liii nil i i I rilinrfMUihiiWirt I ' . .mi aWrfaWfrl .'JkinrVrtMV
; m v 1 w
:P
Cyntlila In a rfnl wnmiin who knoii nrii ' '"','" rof,lrm, oniflioiv lfr
inrnt -lip Miilidi reailj- In help tlirni h "" ' "'.'"'' ,'"rrlnl or ifrilcril
in rondcle In a lollrr tlinn In any nttu-r wny. If ".'' " "."r. ,r i,,a,fr.
write to (.! nthlii." In .are of the woman'" naue, Mcnlne 1 iiblir i.eu.
n,.e. r-:.i r i 1 you will be apt to become stilted ana
........ win an i.MMnnuiiiii
iir C,ynthl--Tlirr In sornethlnit en riiv
.ilVii !! "inlhiiiic tn whlrh 1 Iihv rolil
1 li. "i r'"i- aiieniion, mor rnriiruiariy
.n..1,'!''.1'"" month. It will, of rourpf. w
emltnte a full exnlsniTtlon In nrdcr u.
5. .?vlrrt" ' -"'-''-'
her !
tlnna ,
nit i H i0''"' """ elsp"i lne I rn
........ ,,,, nmi uniMiiinKiy nreKe en ria
.,. i ?'r' " whom I whs srretly en
5 !.B"L A' ' 'i" nnl Intend to evndc. 1 must
say thnt It win kipt from the world h-
Z !'. ", WH" mv dfslre. Put 1 do cre.itly
renret n ., for can se0 now unfnir
",."'""., lnr "" K'rl.
tin i ilirferent orraslnna we had llslteil my
psrenis, hut flnnllv the illmac earni' win n
itirv inj.i mn tnpy ,p(1 nnt ,h ,,, tn ,,.
f ale with tier any lenccr. Von can readily
i undomtiind how neieroly iliKenurnglni: thin
, "'"" to imp. And. eomplylns with thrlr rv-
lijuest inanaced to lell mv sweeiheirl tun'
t i eoiiid see her no more for renaons that I
enuid not ejplaln. Al.out n week tnterii'ned
when I reeelved a lettpr afklliR ino tn re-
l lllrn. whlrh remalncit illlansworrd. Almost
ennstantlv did I think of hr. but ulniip
inen I have mlnnled with other plrls and
iiii'i nn one o iniereaiinif as tno Klrl i re-
Kiel to halo tinned with.
Naturally, jou can nee thnt I desire her
j company o earnestly that I wish 1 enulil
, acatn become engaKod to hrr In the proper
manner. lint the aimn ohataele. mv
tiaretita' wlah. hinders my ptir.iulmr this
conme.
j t'pon the reverAl times that I have met
i her we have chatted ntio'it thlnus In a n-
er.il and she has riallv ni ted very aocluliln.
. ai thouuh we were Rraili'all - becoming hi -
me 'mm like two new friend"
I Although our rivragement only lat".l u
l year. I felt wry sure that it was pure love
l And even thnuch I am very inllnir. t feel
. thai l-itmlntr to he ruled nsiln hv that most
. compellinir power love.
before ellitltli? t mlnht nnl. If ntlv clrl Who
reads thise eniiimns has had a like cir
cumstance if a,, how would the Blrl feel
toward the fellow''
Would she think him absolutely a coward
and not worthv to have hr love or on-
.-iiter him ns dolnir Iho wlnesl thine then.
And now IT he wiuitd take step- to "make
up" aKaln. should she fonrtve him and both
be the nam" old sweethearts or i ontinuo as
in the past just frit nils.' ,
I fclNBTKKX
What are your parents' objections? If
they were reasonable and you agreed
'with them, you should have tn'd the
I girl what the leasons weic for breaking
I Willi her. The thing for you to do Is
1 to tell the young girl what made you
act as you did, that your pircnts object
1 to you being engaged, hut that you f0"l
you still cirh fn" her. and If she still
cares for yoiKand will fi r -Ive the mis
BBiBdzJhsS 5s
take you made In not telling her the
Ijiquettc Question
nur 1'vnthl.i Will you kln.lv p-ihi
I'-'i In
.vnur valuable i olunin wit trer it n t-.n-rei i
to thank a Imstrsi who has invllod vou
for a dinner or. IT not. what is Ihi proper
Ihlnsr to s.t after Ihe dinner" Will "U
also pulilis'i ihe name of h sood liook mi
social etiiiuelte?
X. V. 7. . A. I! i'
It is perfectly correct to thank our
hostess tor her Invitation. If yo i wilte
In answer to a letter. It is gracmu- to
sav. "I shall he de'lghted to accept" an I
later befnte closing,
I appreciate your
invitation veil lilllr
liont u-e i no
exact words, "thank you", they are to
s'et.
If It Is slmplv a telephone Invitation
t ....I ... ,t. ...i
"I one oj iiiiiu in 'u.i. ,o ii-ou iiii.i
. leaving after the dinner
say. "I've really had a most pea-ant
nine. It was delightful nf you t.
think of me, 1 enjoyed It so much." 01
some such sentene . 1 will send y u the
name of a bonk bv mail, but y -in vv.,1
lluil If you stick to lnoks mr etiipieti.
Ask the College' Bureau
"Ask us If we don't know wc will
llntl nut."
Thls.s'gn will nitro'Iui' a fnliegc
Worn. ill's liitelligi'tice Dun an Into liun
dreds uf towns th s summer. Tin bun an
will i'0-opu.tt with oilier local food con
servation agenclesnuv ntgauizi tl.
Thou buieiuis are lung started by
col'tge g lis wlit look the food ad
miulstiation s fouil t onservatiun courses
this last i vv inter while tliey wire at
hchr.ul.
The pin pose of these bin calls Is to an
swer any oiii'stlon that may at is.' in ihe
mind nf Ihe honsel'.eipir In following
the pr igrani nf, the food ailmliilstriition
and to give her the benefit of the spo-i-aiir.eil
tiaimi.g m fond sclt ncc these
girls have icclIvciI during the last win
ter. ' If Mrs, luii.tiin wants a week's
whealless menus of perfectly balautt'd
nie.i's. by niilllying the College Wonian's
Inie'l gence Hun-nil In her town to tins
iffivt, that day the menu will be sent
to her." explained Dean (ilin Templln.
of ilu Tniteil states food ailininistiat loii
' II Mrs .lames watilH to know how manv
calorics a iiuart of milk contains In crnn
parisnn to a 'pmind of porterli.uiae steak
she can have that information In a few
minutes by teh pluming tn the r-dlege
Wonian's Intelligent e Itine.iu If Mrs.
M'ireiMin wauls some Inform. uion con
crnlng the cnlil-p.ick method, a member
of the bureau mn cither toll her over
ihe plume or go to .Mis. Mnnhion's home,
where she can go careful'y ovi r the
whole process of the cold-pack method
"These ate only a few of the manv
liile tlallv serviccf thai a f'olbge
Woman's Intelligence Iluieau can give
to any eommunuy "
--tf (?T4fcs6is jT& fk .
rff ' 'Xk ia i i ii ti?i aK "!
4t'iJ
?Q 564 666 563 Zftfth JiVCttU
1422 Wiaimxt Street
PRESENT
MID
KMJCTK
S't liaie Hfttln recroupeil anr
reprlreil our entire collection nf
Idcllnc 1'anhlonh for prompt dUpokal
GOWNS AND DRESSES
COATS AND CAPES
FASHIONABLE SUITS
SPORT SKIRTS
SHEER BLOUSES
SUMMER MILLINERY
These unusual reductions should be very
interesting to the far-oightcd woman owing to
the constantly increasing costs of material and
labor involved in the making of high-class
fashions 6uch as we are now offering.
SW -
Su'lA y t "i j-i"1 .- i
vuWm&-'iFmA& -
cWsfWmB!mr. . ' ft
WWy4
tirUMHA tin i 't Jn
IPAaf faXJo
By CYNTHIA
....... ... In Ihlk itrillirt
unnatural
rs
earn
tninKs iiini ."'f- ..":., ,i
Im'thou'g'ffsl's.ech'and there
ward things of life and nivynvs . ......
will 'he nVtlo need''f a book-e.lm.ette
Send me n stamped, aildiessed tn
velopo for the name ot me uuoi.
A Worthwhile War llridc
tienr rvnthln I am on; ef the an called
war hrldea nn.l I scree vylth you that It 13
not neersHiiry for Uini In B "rou"J "l"
t.n.v while their huibamlH are aav in order
to Keep frnm being lonesome. I ""';;'' 1
my cnae ami perhal'S It will help a ma ot
the other alrls whose vnuna huabiinila have
gone It. war. t'p tn tne time I vvas mar
ried 1 never wnrlcvl eitept at home nui
.ifter my hunhnml vv.nt mvv.iv an n vvjb
tvvn weeka after we wire ma rrl.il i
wry lniieaome and am ashain"rl to ,".'
epent .. creat .leal of I me .'H Ins I hen
one day a Blrl frit ml ni-ke. me why I
mil set a position. I told her I had mner
dune an.v thins hilt wn-k about the haute,
.she ndvlaed 111" I'i lali" a e'Mirae Ml hUl
nes eiilleae and then apply for a polllon aa
elenngrapher .That vvarf n icur a,-e At
nrM m.v pirenl" refiueil their eenmt hut
rtliallv whin Ihei' saw how Inneai.nie 1 vvos
and l.n.w that many of my friends he had
.grulin'ed wl h me wre taking pnlMon
t.nv save u.elr permlaalnn Toili v I hivo
a Bond po-lllm and while I mills mv hus
band very much 1 have tn kiep mi mind on
on wnr.. ami 1 a n niurh happier 'nan l
ever thmisM I eonM be without him. I
worked v.ry hard in the business rollege.
M.v hue'ianil. whn Ii now 111 Vratiee, Is very
glad I am imptnvrd. Iieeaue he Knows It
TU" m" f""1 m0r,,,0nAnW,AllHBinB.
Three i-1hpi f- tills little war bride!
Muv H Brent many others whose nravo
young husbands have yono to war follovs
her example.
Tlioft? Stimmcr (Jirls
Iprr nthl.i I hav brcn radlns about
th. Kirl whn mad- tocoa for thf boy In
th wiiilfr tlm ami who win nf tftKn
mil in tho Funimr time whvn th boy iho
went armm1 with wrnt down to th shore,
T ulso notice nij iisk what mult a summer
frirl? I cm tPlI you The real popUiar pum
mt'r Blrl tnri all the latet aty!r rlothes,
ti?e paint an. I H nlvaH lausliiner and
joUir.ef with th" bo., FometlmeB fihp ean
r-wlni. but very off-n ffhr will ko far out
In thi water tn order to hnntf on to some
jmiiirf man nml let the other Blrl and hov
')'.' Mhe U popular. , 1 huo heard the ilfe
ii .nip -..v th-r.- i nothlnif more IrrltHtlnir
thn'i thr so fnollp'i clrlH who ko out Into
dtp .iit when they tue unabl.' to swtni.
1 would not cle ;i thnueht tn thlf kind nf
m rll If I were a tiirl Iloya nlwuis fall
for thin Ultu! of a jilrl In the summt r tlma
whtn they .ire jounu. but they aro ery
clad to have a clrl with common senifl
whfii thv nrv older and are ashamed to bo
r n In tin company a lliv nummer irirl
I A nor WHO KNOWS.
Ladies', Shirt Waists
j-Jrs AM, STYl.i;s INft.UD-
J J r.iuiitnr.TTK t'RF.rn
-. (T t3"' fiuallty white and
yrsA K colora.
I.M, to $b
silt- Al.n full line nf Indies'.
WKyj'V ehlldreo'a and men'a
McPHlLOMY'S, 1624 Market St.
M:XT XII STAM.KV THKATItt:
OPEN EVENINGS
r.vrept Tuesday mul Vl'etlnrsil.ir
The Soap to Cleanse and Purify
The Ointment to Soothe and Heal
rin.se fragrant, super-creamy emol
lients help to relieve, irritation, clear
tlic skin of redness and roughness,
the scalp of' tniartiiiR and dandruff,
and lical the hands. lit purity,
delicate medication, refreshing fra
grance, convenience and economy,
Ctitictira Soap and Ointment meet
with the approval of the most dis
criminating. Ideal for evcry-day
toilet uses.
Vqv nalnple each by mall addreaa pnat-cariii
"I'elliiir.i. Dent, fl.vj. IloMtin." Sold .j.
wh'ie ami hy mall. Soap J5o UUm. nt J
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