mrm
" "iiAi.-.. it "" '' , ' ' " " " "' ' '' " '' ' ' ' iri : , J .
ffiWlS THE TIME 7 O DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NEW NECK C H ARMSCYJHlA'S ANSt
mit
ism
m&
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BUY YOUR XMAS PRESENTS
W TSlir A ATn tltPT D A M1?tTr A
mi , lyyjff slums xiuus. liuiiutfi
SMf
KVi
&j' Co-ofwralr If it It tho aliiiii's ' Id Save Human Labor I seful
TI1EDAIL) iSOlELETTE
MILITARY 1)IS('IIM.!M:
lh (irrlrmfr M. Hocknvll
The New Victory Charm
t Daily Fashion Tnlh ly Florence Hose
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE!
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lis on)
cnn-
thls
I I. Mlinl Amrrlrun iiriiinlnllim, iil.nui.I lint I
ii inr inr iioiikhiiui- iumi
m
Gifts for Itluits. l(u Hi'sl for Onr Soldier.',
and Children
'.
ChiitiTian" l xI
nml thiiilf "t
Uint America Is
tplllnjr lis tci do wlien xi-:iklnE .
thioiiRh tlie i-olim-ll uf nation! tie
fenee, she rty 1 uir CliHlmii"
fcluMiliiB now Anil It liuMl't In-" '
nsy liifttlei' tii nuke n? 'VIiim- our
JfS."
It x 1 1 tip- n Blent m.uiy wuiiuMi ,m
4oIiir ttiplr rr bfi 10 in-niiei-Hte
ml no one I'Hii sa the tores me nut
doliiK their pari, but limn, . mi too 1,
many, or u bio MUlim bark waiting
for the lat ilixh. IVili.-ips It tn'l
fnlr to say are sltllna back. Miwl
oniei not ilnlns their (.'liilstiiiiis slioii-,
phiK now nie tin t I1n-lr eyes in war
work and feel it woillil b. the tmtia-,
trlotlc tiling to vinp mid devote time j
to Santa i'I.iiis ,liit now when nthei-1
mutters press. I
But It Is a let) lilRh in: 111 of pa
triotism to eoopeiHt" Will n tuition's j
plan. It Kpiemlini; the rinitliiaS
nhoppliiK over n porirnl of M'letiil1
months theie N h (:-ca iolnsr in
mall and Woman power The depurt
nnnt stole" h;ie giee 1 no nJdillomili
clerks are to no i.iUen on to oopo Willi
the liolIda lnieiF, nml It y liernne'
of this the lioin..' ni'iit be sprail
iner a sreatu perm.' In other Ma'
thousands of eMi.i bn 0- were Ul.en j
on durliift hnltiln'. time Tli" em
s we have sold .t la all to be done1
way with, in order Unit thoo tuuuls
may be wioUini; hImvv heie. Due ean
fasllj see how .: is pailiosie to en-op I
erate Willi tlne p.ius
Lore's Ltmlnrn
liMciui.e the road was steep and
lOHR
And tin ouch 11 dnil. nd lonely
land,
'nil set upon til, lips a oni!
And put i lantern in in band
ThiiniKM tntles on Weill. tildes nt
nlcht
That streteli u'tentle nn my
w fl
M lantern Inirtis strene and white.
An tinerhnustnl nip if th.
ti colden lltthts and lljtht like wine,
llov dun your houst'd splendors
lire
"Heboid this li'tle latnp of mine.
It Is mote stnrllUe than a star'
.lovee Kltliler. the . otitis Amen
a poet who was killed in no.
I'.oi w.th I he Ann'tvjii CNpedi
tion.uv rori-'es.
in '.: now ' 11 ill" In mil. elrele
I'ori.stmas mm iiiuic Kiiessiinj tbe leal
purpose lit life of i e'l'taln (jifi. Now
all this t.s ehauired line can with all
prop) let- and rertaiulv n k 1 bit of
p.iliiotlsui lit!', one's best fueiiri !i
el of iiliiiiiiiiuni sauiejrins
rpHK loune. .if Xn! -m.il I)-fens?
-L lias made oihei rmlns 'omcrnlm;' ,
unrisunas ami with Uils loo the stores
re earnestly iii-npiratinc. Bvei'y ef
fort is 10 be niiide to lonrine t'lnlsi
mas sifts. eieil lliose for ehildrr-11.
to useful Rifis.
Tills is a splendid onporliui! fo-
woman to use lief head. Tune n--wlien
It was jnsideed tin ru i'o.,,us
thhiR to hum aiound fo the newest
Ml lllosl m.vste lous-lonk.in: .hii.-H-s
the novelty eouutet .t.iiI.1 boast l-iuv
nas oeeu uie laiiRli whv not
rnilH soldi'et
1. well enrei'
M'V 11
er vi ti.n imiiiJis will be
d for and so v ill the.
I youngsters-. 1 nr njveiv 111111 ui'U-iimuo
perHhable part of t'lir.sttnas ve Rkull'
stive to them. The little boys and tdrls
, ileseive it because t'liristtnas has been
, tite feast of fhililreii since Unit Ih.st
1 i.'lnistin,i And. of etiiirse. the cot-
dieis deservi- 11.
The rIchv ft 0111 our l,iils'ume serv
no .11 the behalf of these two will do
nitii-ii t'i tiiiike tli" iigUt of I'liristuias
'1111 bright l. As fur the rest of Us,
we - 1 1 I ! lie happv to open the wi.ip-
ip 1 ue:s uf ii-efiil Rifts
A Maid and Two Men
The Story of the Girl Who If as Left Behind
Ity UJ7.IX liV.YO IIATUIKUW
Ltdgir Co.
copyright, itn. by J'uU'uc
Hl
I.XVTI
KI.K.V did wear mournuiR A: nist
she had decided not to. but after-
waid when she had stepped tn think
lr all over she ft It tli.it sh,; vv.inted
to for a lime .111. ai. So she .iicikpiI
the fashionable thiiiRS. that iinr uiothet
had made for her. in silence. She was
llent anyway, and rather to .Mis liran
der's piqued surprise did not talk at
II of .lim. Site went one day in call
on Jim's mother, whom she had ueer
known very nell and who had al.vavs
regarded Helen as 11 scatter-brain, a
girl without much common sense ami
too stylish to amount to anything When
Helen had stolen off and man-led ,!im
cretly Mrs Tonuteiid lud l.eeo at
first hurt at tin- .vouthrul thouyrhtles
Ihss of the act Put v lien Jim and
Helen had explained ( her why tlie.i
did Jt, she had had stiise of liumor
enough to understand. Jim's father had
thought It a Rood jolvt- on the lira mlrrs
lid both had riow 11 to love Helen dear!.
'Tou see, I couldn't go before, le.it
now I want to go more than ;ui tliuu:
else," she explained "Vjii can under
stand how I feel."
Mrs. 'J'oivnsend nodded She neiei
talked very much . Atler a uwiuent s
Hence, she asked
"Are y'ou mire, have ou made up
your mind that ou want to g-o'.' You're
not used to the sacrifice, Helen. J
don't doubt for a minute the fait tlia'
you are -willing lo endure anything, hut
my dea'r, child. ou aien't used ti it '
"Plenty of other Rills are doing win 1
over there who haven't hten used 10
It at home." .
Afialn ill's Towhsend coiisideied
"Would your people finance you"" she
queried, finally.
Helen looked doubtful ' No, I don't
think they would." she leturned.
"Then you'd have to have a nala: j
Well, If you're determined, Helen, 1
think perhaps 11 r Tovvnsend can mau
gc," "You do umleisiand then." Helen
aid, her eyes brimming over sudden!
"I'm trying to he brave, but it's so
hard over lieje living at home. Just
this morning mother told me thai I
mustn't hope but must make the best
of a thing that eutildn't h.. helped
As a matter of Ihci Mrs. lirander
had lold Helen for the flrsl time Unit,
Inasmuch as It had happened i it had.
It must hae been all for the bet
"I'm sine you would hae had a
life or misery with Jim," she had said
positively, ".s soon as the lomance
of your foolish act had worn otf uu
would hae been sick of your bargain.
Why, you were glad enough to come
hack home after a sojourn in that
dreadful flat"
The last lem.iik had slung Helen
meie than anything ele and bad de
cided her to act quickly and to get
way (mm home no matter what hap
pened, If "he could not' get to Franco
,he could at least do something worth
while at home, something that would
pay her well wiousli to live
Helen was trying to he hraie. but
he had moments of Iiouihle depiesston
when the thought that she would never
re Jim again set her teeth to clutter
ing; and brought on a wild lit of totibltiK.
Everything here reminded her of him,
the little silver Day in the hall where
klM It-tiers were nlvvavs nluced. his big
3M ' Vk;tU''B " '"" hVcssiiiK table, the gowns
Xhi '"' loleil oesi, evi-r.vioiug uiai.
a sue nan eiieiisni-u u icoouuc w
. , wonderful time when he would coiue
S4 home to her She had nothing definite
',. - j.. .in ....1 -l... uniilAa u.111 If hni-d
. ..1. 1. U.. ., nul.l 4uL-a ut'AWtlllllir
.AT or --wui n IUl ' fc.. ,.., r
i -
I'l.l'tei- nr Clllisilb-iatiiin t.i plepale the
girl's liiinil for what was to come 7f
"he had possessed a heart heiself or
huiiuii tinotiniiM of ati kind, she would
bale known 1 lint to strike the girl with
wor.bi so utter callous on a freshly
indicted wound would he certain to do
mine harm than g.sel .Mt lira rider,
to do her jus-tire, reall.v lieiii-v-cd that
Helen was simply 'trilng to be lotnantlc.
She could not visualize a te.il passion,
an linnen love that took into account
nothing of pirsonal aggrandizement
Wliollv anil entirelv seltisli herself she
believed Helen to he tier i.llulel part
.i.-tde from lirs one foolish iiii-,,!.
I I iiniiirriiu Helen llets lli-r I'allifr
nil Ills Ovwi ftlolltnl Inr I lie I'lrsl 'I'lnie
III Her Lire).
ifTJI'T loll could Sli. .lrtl wele sick?'
Jj ISiltS llflid pleading blown e.V es
to the riiild fine of the khaki-clad lad
sitting on the stonewall beside her.
"I'retlv lu.tw 11. looking lck man, eh.
I"ltten?"' he lenmrkid. as he btU'bed a
chestnut leaf from the sleec of hei
orange sweater , I
Hetty klckul hei her 1 angel '
against the stones.
"Vcl silly, your eaptaln i-hii I see
yon tweiiii miles awn, call lie'.' And It"
11 masked hall, nobody neM know you
and we'll slip. out befoie they unmask '
She slid her band whenllngi Into Ills
"Please. Max. oii won't be but 11 f"
hour late. Just this once V011 can tell
hhi! toinotlou yotl weie awful!' sick,
but ou'ie all right nRflln now '
Still holding the little hand m 111", he
moved around whore in- cotllil half f.o
tile olVtiel. I
".Vow. Itelly. elillil " he began In In" I
mo."! fatherly tones, "let's he sensible
V011 know I hail- a In o'clock pas
That means I must be time at in If I
am iilHe to get theie. I wish 1 might
go to the ibince with you, but- '
"Ye. . a lot you wish j oil could
broke m Ibtt. pulling her band awav
aliKt'll. "when you Won't even sta
until midnight. I tliotlghl you cared to
please me. I --
"Hetty " Ma "piling to his feet and
stood f;i. ing Hie angry girl on the wail '
"can't oii be reasonable'.' You know I
cate I'd do 1111 thing in the world
for you that I could do. Hut I doll 1
cate enough lo net yellow when .!
ask me 01 and I neei shall .lou 1
Hetty, you'-e .1 pictute when yon in
mad "
Aon won; do .1 thing I nsk you In.
anil vou ni-.t stand theie and make a
jn;e id me. ' "he fumed. "If yoll cared
the hast In. .miii cotildn'l tle.it me n
Now tell in. ' tor nil, do I louie ,
lll-sl. or do lh fonll"h Miles tljey .
make at 1 amp ' ' ,
Max Inxuns iiun-i weie even, though
his face was wh.te. at he leplled slow
ly, "Hettv. inn seem to forget that It
is the liovei iimeiit of out' country that
made those rules Now that I am a ,
member of the ainiy. that has got to i
be HTM Much .is I love you. Hetty,
and vou know ( lint I love you. I must
put thy duty to the rolled Slates ahead
of out' til osnre "
Melt caitglu .ln'i lue.itli sharply. She)
pulled the iiim troin her tlnger and
(lung it at him "iln, then." she said.
trying to keep the soh out of her olee, j
"and do vour duly, and I'll go to the
lni.1I and have a good time"
She turned and ran Willi, all her
strength, shiitling her loan to the hurt
mice die heard calling. "Hetty ' Why.
Hetty :"
Day aftri- day luoiig'.it 110 vvoid, and
Uetlv. although iea!i.iiig how right
Ma had Iwn. and ihuioitchly sorry for !
I her tit or temper was too pioud lo
, write
I II was a heau'iful 1 ic tobei day about!
two weeks 1,11 ei. Hetty, mil know'lngl
vvhnl to do will herself was driving!
her car along the country roads tulles
away from horn s sin speii to-ani
a crossroads, she sa.v a long lino of
Hoops. They wrte army supply wagon
mules, and me 1
weie going j th
dentiy, and Hetty slowed Her car, us
she neau-d the cornel, thai she might
not come up wuh them. The two men
at tlie rear of the line seemed lo have
dlfllculty in controlling their , horses.
Something about the l.i-t one made
Hetty's heart gn Ftrjngely, and as she
turned the 1 oilier, to her honor, the
-v&
lleie ,ue Vnelle anil Kinliiitiii, the Iwo Utile
TOD.Wrf liNQl 1KIKS
hcronm r.....
llCiM'i1" Ihe solillers?
.11.!. Aer einnniiiliiil a) of nnil-
1 11...V "" iniiurin iioiirir.'
1. .'"" .' st'lnril Hilton he trimmed
,-. u-i.l?.ti,"ilVr, i"'1 bi n mnel way?
. ""fii liriklric slnrlril iiemirrs, ho -I11111I1I
JiifJ- lie nl.uril In' the 111111 In oiiler I"
. ,, .""'I' Ihem In slmiie?
. mini liliiisinilh Pllrmtlle enmlilniillnli of
, linen run lie used In a slilrlvnltT
t
'Hook nn SliorbSlorv Writing
' T Hir l-Ulilorn! Il'uninw't y'liHr."
It (.an lie Hone lor ?ailor
I'Milov itt tt'oiOot I'atlr; -
I, llir rullnuil mliiihilslr
riineis in iiirnnis '
Dear .MH.lnln-ri.iihl ynu tell uie If It Is' . lr to triln wnni-n iA-
linsslhln lo srml a I'nrlstniiM hot Hi n sailor , ., ,,'',!' , , , "n,n"1 'w
whose siMress Is ,nugli Foyh. rale iot- -,,r"l lnsbr ,ilnnis Is s
in-isler, New VnrkT Whom would I Hpt.lv to Ii.ti.!!1.!'..' i."..'."!" "
for parllciilsrs? ' , lilltli fii'n Interest.
A rilNSTANT ItKAIlHIt.
l'aikages up to twenty iioiiuds tuny In
sent lo sailors Unless they nre'xlntloni'i!
Willi the evpcdltloniiry forces. This lift
dress Is not with them, so you will be
iible-to si nil 11 ('hrlstinas box, II must
bedwo cubic feel ntul no more nml miisl
1i,u,. i. 1 . .., ., ... . 1 ,- ii" wrappeo so mni u, can ne easily
I "t get , , shor, .i fv writ IL- ' opened for Inspection lit the posloHlcc,
ru en simrt .inr wrl"l',-,i:A1)I.Ui ,Tlie foreign servlco depaitment In the
..Three very good-books o'll this subject ,;r,,,,,1,l''rH,.V,ilI',!inK Wl" ,,'n V"" n,iy
Unit vou can oblion at the free library otlur pnrllculnis. ,
at Thlrteenlh nml tdoenst streets nre
"All ulld Hie tlllslness of Shol-t-Stor I
Writing," hy piikin; Slintt Stprles." by
1 anby, and "The Story -Teller's Art," by
It. Tlie fcrtittp. nf tinrrtiee
nri'ssed lulu a small
t Into 1111 rnvelniie
seas tti 11 snliller.
I. In iil.ttnilne 11 kllenf.ii
nf the sink Is u cret.
5. mifti itn nrllrle tieeil
Is no tint In lte.il n
nrllrle anil phii-e I
with 11 welalil nil lot
(I, A 1 It el Jin kid t.111 hi,
tlllie the Dhlt-n of Hi'
tie
llyi
.1
li lilies of colored ain. or
ilks 1l1.1t all I'ruiiie lias named as i harms. The rlangle from the ribbon
ieli In the young hull ill lim picture. Oilier interesting ncek oliiaiuents
ale sliown. among llieni tlie victory charm
It mav be beijHUPe the
tin fmcks are so I'vtiemclj
ihetefore ivornen feej that
oiue soil or ileoor.ition
1 l.eller of Sympalliy
f Tn II, r V.tUtnr pf II .oiio.i'h Pao':
lii-nr .vis. lam t wnnl lo semi h sjnu.sth.v
1'Uir to s mil rilrli.l of lulli" who liii lir
! tnuihr. I wwiu vou to help iha Itli it
1 t ifsh you wnnh ituhlisli II as s..ou us i.ns
Slhle. iti:Ani:it
Word your letter as simply uipl sin
cirely ns you can. letting your leal feel
' lug of sympathi lie einph.islr.ril more
than tho caiefnl wording or your letter
Lot the general idea of your letter i.e
as follows: "I want yotl to know hov.
'deeply I sympathize with you hi the
death of lour mother. She whs such a
wonderful mother to. you that I know.
how much yotl will miss her. and I wish
I could say something lo lighten your
sorrow. I wish I could do something,
too. to help vou biar Ibis grief, ami I
hone 1011 will lei me know If theie is
1 anything 1 can do fur oti. Vlease give I
i my deepest sympalliy to your lamiiy
1 with 11 gnWi ill nl loi you. I'oidlally,
! Hrail lln: Daily Newspaper.
'lit the K'tlltnr ll'oimol s''oge.
1 Hear Madam iNnihl ..u nh-Hse teo nir
Hie .11. line flf s.fttl,, imilill-tHIlt ni.in or
I vmiiimii of this present vviir .ml what bus
Just Tilings Yon Don't iN'eeil
To tin tUVilnv of It'oinrol' Myf
Tieur .Mn.lniu In Issue of 'rictohrr I'.t.
where 'elillhow rile nrfpre.l,' woillil say !
hMVe four Utile ihlldren and weuhl he wind
to get any thing: Hint l.ennle inn't use,
. nicrciv
ins so tiinnv ininus inn 10 nsiu
I tittle tots. Wulll.l he P , ,
1 M. I', or all) on. for llcartl
, neeu.
S: many letleis ha
Cap-
, foi warded lo Mm. .M. l,J tn
arrived we Ihoiight ti,l,c lo
this one for other te.'ot Un
uildress Is Ivlil here 11 f .
I warded to nny one liitiii "J,
POSS1HIA
fronts ..f
plain, and
1 hey need
ielle, the lather flat look, that all soils
of neck ornaments have found such great
faMir 111 I lie last few months, nine upon 1
a. time ve were unite content with a 1
! siting ..r Imitation pearl", which could t'KUi cm ma. e 01 coioreu yarns mat
,. .. 1 .1 , i- 1. 11, 1. l'laii.e designates as cbniins, an- j
imtnt- the ilnnun.l Is. for an ssi tmeui becoming very popular on this side or
tl at . 11 us in ...hir and design. It. might "' 1,u,r' These runny little
..!.,. .- I,u uii.l Ihiil er.el, ftneU hull ll S , USUIl 11 llllllgie HOOI .1 IIUI..H
own nei k nriiHment or chain.
The most pnpular style just at pi est in
miile llielti InilHil l.int " M tt
l" "U'.'h", "f,1!,1.n,ir'. ,lr!!!..Uh,T'ttlh." Vou ham only to icivl the newspapers
line llieie is no set rule that l'"; ! PVerv dav to lltid out who's who In this,
charm miisl hang from a chain, for ,.,.;,, .,,,. -,. ,,.,, ol, might stcrl
many of the smnilly dre.-:sed 11 omen un'lwllh I'resliletit Wilson and Hernial I'er
wearliig llieni attached to a naiiovv black ' shlng and follow with olhe.rs who have
ttbbon, itboiil the same length as tliciheeti ilislinglllslinl lor llieir service on
(..Iviins 'be baltlehclds In any of the lellef or-
Nenette and Itlntlntln, the two h.tle I K'"iol...'"",:..?'':niV!!:. tl.,.V.:...V.!'. 'V'!!:' I
..11 i ""- '
Thin i
s to Know
Peeling poatoes Wastes nhout t.iei.iy
tlve .er cent of theii food value
wlio'.Csome and :ippetl,iug kind ol
nullln is made of nuts, hum and honey
A'ways store .milk, butur and vv.um
holtlc below the ice ill a i ef rigt'i atcr
Meameil Rai-in ltieail
is what I- known as Hie victory charm
These am usually laige, llat. disk
shaped iiieres of either metal or celluloid
Sometimes the ornamentation is m
laised telief on tlie disk, and again one
ses a design that is carved. Sill an
other variety is not only carved, bin
nlso encrusted with coloied stone"
Imi-sehacU. Tliey i i-.,,., ik uie nciinv chaiin hanir" fmm a
llillsboro road, ev I-1 ..,.,,., .,... enclicies tlie neck, so thai
the una! m hangs about half way between
times a cord made from the
i ains. and about Uie same length
tisi d for the victoty charms. The latest
i Nenette and Itlntlntin is made ol coloieil j p.,,,,,,. otlice
silWs lusti ad of yarns. These two Utile !
.charms are shown tit the rigid of the I .
. draw Ing , j
' Tin. u tin charm Is at the upper b-f1.
winle another tuck ornament Is tit the
lowrt right. Theie are .also three
sketches or fancy bells, from which you
niai lean an Idea for one, for oui - I
self
Show, who wuh appointed by
the I'resiuent as president of the na- j
linnal coihinlttoe of the Council of 'a-i
tlorial liefeiise, or Miss Helen p'raser.
things I of l-higland. who starlcd the war-saving
some- i stump campaign in Hnglaiid, or Mane.
olored ! lighting woman doctor. Ur. Nlcole-
.. .1.... itiiaid Mangln. i on can find out about
M ll'l , O, !,,. ,.,,1.11.. lU,,.'.,1na Im ,.,...a..i
ii.i... ... ,.,i .i,,i,, ii..it,itn, ... i,i,t-,ii
! magazines or in the files of any news-
Adventures With a Purse
ASK FOR and GET
Hoiiick's
The'Original
Malted Milk
.For Infants and Invalids
OTHERS are IMITATIONS
turned the turner, to iter Honor, the ,, N1, So," said the woman who stooil
horse began to prance sideways, audi L , ...
then to hack straight toward the car AA-uesi to me in the elevator, lie
-Ifl one cupful and a half
one cupful of rye meal,
of oat fluur, half a tea-
ami one teasnoouful
n ft a bow I
of eorn meal,
half cupful
snoonfitl of sa
mil a. half of baking soda: add two
thirds of a cupful of molasses, or sirup.
O'le cupful each of milk and water and
one cupful of sveded i.tislus. 51 wenl
and pom Into a gteased mould
'ever the mould and plai e ui a
fiieless looker pail in enough warm wa
ter to come two-thirds of toe wa tin
the mould llring it quickie lo ihe hid
Ing point and boll for thirl v minutes
I'laie-in the i ockei and leam p. over
night
Oift- for A lit it in ti ll.iliy
The prettiest and most praciaal gilt
for an autumn baby will be something
warm and cozy something knitted or
soft, daintily .olored wool For who
knows what the teinperatuie and Ihe
coal situation are going to .e by mid
winter, and baby at any event musi lo
kept lonifortably warm.
Hetty had lime in t. e thai h was .Iuv
and reacliid for ihe emergency. Ac
cidents happen quickly, it Is sUhl yet
it seemrd to Hetty thai he sHt fol
hours watching the big chestnut horse
bringing .Max inch by inch neaiir to
the i ar.
When she ..tine io some one vv is sil
ting oi. ihe sial holding lo-i tight, ami
wliispertnu thing.- which started her
he.ii! to healing r.ipidlv. She opened
her eyes. Men m lduiki on horsehacH
and on font seemed to lie evei vwncre.
hilt i'.ciiy oa led urn. la whit s,ie for
that one theie be-ide hei. She lifted
hei head fiom his shoiihlei.
"Oil. .Max, I killed yon. didn't J?"
Max laughed with lelief. "No. o.i
didn't even lonte a" near it as yon did
last lime we met How is it now.' Ft-1-ing
betier. Kitten?"
Hetty sat up and straightened hei
little black vrlve' hat. "Oil, Max. I'm
ail right ICveiyilnng s all light, if you
ate."
.Max huidly ,stole a kiss, since Uie men
werii all obligingly engaged in looking
ihe horse mer for injuries.
Tlie next ten minutes were busy one?
The captain rode bach in his car ami
the accident had to be explained to
him. Some one telephoned ths garage,
and :i man was promptly sent out lo
minister lo the mjuied car. At last
tlie soldiers were all leaving, going lo
their new can.p as Hetty learned from
Max who seemed to linger behind to
w ate, i tlie urogte.-s of the car.
-Well, lnile en!" he satd finaliv
'when lliey !u. 1 sat on the. wall and
talked and talk, d "I suppose 1 must be
i running along Vour car seems to be
all right again, fan 1011 drive home
yourself? I'm sorry, but 'military dis-
i c'.pllne,' you know- "
Hetty rifled eyes in which utter ia-
pltuiatloii reisned. 'Of ' course. And
you'll be over when yotl can gel a fur
lough, won't you'."'
.Max laughed delightedly. "You little
darling! Ho you suppose for a minim
we'll let you go home alone after this"
C.iptuln Kettles gavo lite until seven to
morrow morning, and I'm going- to stall
my furlough with three cheers for t!i.
I". S A. and the dearest Sir! in il "
I'ltmnniiir's Cuniili'le A'oirjXY'
"JAeh'lU'S HIT."
had oeiy thing he
ciiiiiii, and dually.
de.l lo tal-
hi desperation. I
l.i.ughl him a iiiuini in uiiiei wn-i
much mole thoughtful and useful sift
would 1iae been the running little bo
of book" I saw today. .1 make, this state
ment for tlnee icasons. Kiist, Ihat boy
needs something to lead on the lialn to
help keep tip his spirits, and be may not
ha, room to cairy ,i magazine. Tins
time lix of little hooks can be slipped
into his.isicl
they are vastly
A niu'l unpleasant ailment to. winch
us humans hale fallen heir Ik a head- I
ache particularly those dull, heavy
headaches. The touch r.-f a cool hand
or even Uie application of ice might
help, but fwquenlly the cool hand may
be a busy hand, while tho ice nuy
prove a little too peyere. There comes, ,
however, a certain kind of headache
..t 1 1. ..t..O... I,, -I ll,n I. ....no
COIOK1II .Wl'.ll nil.nv.- Jit.-i i. iv ii,lo. .
ineiituiu. ror u miiiuic anei- yi.-u rim
It on that aching head, ynu may initio; !
no marked effect, but only for that first
entertaining, among them being one Pi
.Stephen l-eacock. ivdio. eiery one
know-, .an be ei. leiy tunny; out
hy Kipling, and, in fair, eight in all,
each Willi colored Illustrations. My
ililid leason is Uie pike, for they are
unly tliiity cents. Km- the mutter rf
ihat. these books would mae a nice If i
He gift to slip Into a filPiids pockei
as sl'i giies on a. trip
minute.
twinkling
eye you become conscious of the moat '
delightfully celling sensation. This in-
cieases until the 111 st tiling you Itnow.
all you can feel is that delicious cool
ness, and behold, yoll have completely
forgotten the headache. A bottle of this
headache cologne can he puichasid tor!
forty-live cents.
ir names uf felll!lis tlllilres oiii.iii,r, Pune
nllliir.
It's round, short and curly,
like part of a Q
Victory
Flour
20c"
Please Tell Me What to Do
Ity CYNTIll.i
tot of her and leave hei' so tired that
ven hr brain would refuse to work
,ml ehe would be forced to sleep whether
he would or not.
Mi' Blander had another campaign
nil formed In her mind. Ah Jet she
had not dared to' bioach the mibject,
Something; about Helen'M quiet demeanor
hd warned tier of the consequences, but,
he wan jult confident that before many
days were over she could once morn
take the gll'l In hand, tempt her with
11 manner of nev clothes when this
mourning- period was over, give a fevy
.tiulet but ery mart affairs and launch
Helen on the world of social even
iinu moie. Her wldowliood would only
fM lend plnuaney to tne whole aiyair a nu
&m I 'the glrj played lr cards right j.he
-'r.i-Jr ..,.i .nu a brilliant match. Mrs.
j--it iinp.li j f..--- t- - .; , . . t,..-,,.,.
-"Uiander wag no connueiii. aim iiiw
f gbout It that he M '" ,o'''' ?"d
. wmr , i..i rt,.nni.iAi-tfl il matter
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Flock fur Maiil of Honor
I)-ii 1'inthl.l HhvIiig: read s -nan- dr
tides in otir loluuin and ieue.1 tvtoit .i
treat helj tou were to moat persoi.s I hh
sjiiti tome fur 11 Next month I miii uuliix
lo lie mahl of honor for s i.rlde, It w rioln.
to he h nulet w-e-Ming We are nnl.v coins'
m ehurrh .lilid then we uie jioltig h.inie
Would you please tell uie If a oea. ui Ir hhi"
fcreulBetle crepe itreull iirnj II velvet hut Is he
.oniUm? it not Plear.e leil me Hhal IV..U1. 1
0 proi'tsi- 'i'hanlt vou teii nmih
liuriJTi'i i..
If Ihe (lock loll suggest Will blend
Willi the brides gown 11 would be np
pioprinte. Ibougli I cannot say whether
it would be becoming or not, noi know
iiig vour co'orlng I'eucocU blue lb
usually u veiy Hying color, mile's II is
relieved al tile neck willl li good deal of
white If the bride Is to wear whltn I
would advise ,1 more delicate shade of
blue or peihaps a soli pink tor the maul
of honor. A blutk lelvtl hat is ulways
appropriate and Is becoming to most per
sons If 1 can help you In any further
particular do no! hesitate to call upon
me
tint tlie I'rieniWiip
Pear Mithla 1 want In thank ..oil for
Ihe names and nisBeitiona Jnu sent They
were Jul the Ihllnia wanted Ah ou aslie.l
to hear tlolll me aualli and I apiueclated
you no hefnrr I'm goliur In amc fur a little
more iiifoiinaili.n I wnnl lo Unnw what I
nh.iiiUl do in reeaiil m tlila anJ what ton
llitnk nf P Him Siinilt' iitshi wlille wais
llo; Willi x s.rl we thanieO lo iiieel two
sailors alie Un-w l-iii made uie aiuu.liriteii
w-.th tlir-ui The' aaked If they inlicht
aloiiar wltli ua and wo had no oblettlons, t
aaked them If they would like tuouiiir up tu
in- hnune and vaa the ec-emmr. Tl.ey fiimie
Palely agree. J and they nil cillne mi lo nl'
liovne. W nlujeil the piano, Viitrola and
had several games uf rardn. I made ome
ilierolate anil gave them cake
While I led lo ki the th alrl took J.
pliotOKraph of mine out of u flame on tho
mantelpiece and aale It to one of the fel
lows, aarliig. "Ilefai SOU tan have it lt'
I'rthl not nil Hi uictuie until the fo!
luwliu. da- On Tueila 1 had an engaae
ninil with the other younic aaiior and he
told in what fche had tlone while I wa out
of the room. He nald he'd try tu get It owaj
from ihe oilier fellow Hut in the meantime
the other man a that aome iim look to"
. in. mie fiom i,im And some ir.mne ner'.e
his my plnituurHi.li ivitll inv naiiin trritren on
It In his possession, and on neer can tell
'wliai nitsli' be sahj ahout it I am .lread
i full; won led What do you think of an.-h
a Kill? 1-AffXllfH MAIIM..NA
ll would tin better not to have une
'thing t.. do with a young- person who
i does such iliingh as this glil of whom'
yon sneak Vou, would be very foolish m
euiinHte the acquaintance ruither. Tell
your father or brother ahout the 'matter
at once nml hnvo tlieni gut tho picture i
ba.k from the young man. lo not per
mit it lo ho handed around an fur
ther Tin young- man will soon hand H
oer or gel ii from the second one who is
Hiippoied to have It now if hn Is ap
Pioailied by an uldi-r inaii, such as yoiuv1
father or some close relative
, l.el Him A-k
lie.il l iiilhia This 1 tho liial nine I ra
collie to jou l klinlv Jou will help me
... hu--uiii eie . nei. u uiri la llllll.aut-e.l
to a jouiik man should she Intite hlin to
her lioine if lie menu to enjoy her coiupuny,
or nhnilkl he ask if lie nist- eull? '
Hoping I may aee my answer hy Tues'.Ja y
eeci. aii'i iiiaiiiook iuu jor your aiiviie
n&'y.i-i.
The girl may lead up to il by saying
eur- iiw.iee met ill I ineei- puoo aKltlll. OUI
ll Is cukioimuy and pioper for the mail
to ask If lie may call,
A .-ill Habil
Hear I ntlna 'an vou tell ni if II la
iinlit fur a mri of ihlrtten In kin ho;
of sivtem wtium the has known all her
iif" , A.Mrnti
1'ii'liaps there is no actual wrong in
it, hut t Is ery silly habit, nml ll
should nut be Indulged In,
Rely On Cuticura
ForSkinTroublci
Don't Suffer
aritk f 'f lliMi.--k Your
niuivvfiuiu Di
Ho will tell
Plaster with
Druggist
you A F, Pierce's Corn
uusiutn ruoneT'Oack guar-
antee tf our Hot otUllei with the revills
Hurll.B 1 year hundred" of thousand if
people nave used aud retoinniended tlie,,.
Pont emieilmeiit with a. Id., whlui may
t,.,- 4V,m ain ua .nil un I..,.. Vi.- "
Inge. Don't e thick, hulnnu Mastera!
tt'lllrn are uuuguu ru wear under tba
-tGcklntr.
A, I". rierr-f' Corn J'latrji fit aniicly
and iloap on ti th lati The pain will fua
aimoat inioieuiatviy arai (ns corn will ilia.
7" lb
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s3r? II . V t fW at - Itr . V - j E3 J - ""
WAXi at r rices that Are Without ' ai ,o t'-v
W Cnmnetitinn I! S Sliced Dried Heef pkK. 13c
OmpeiUWn mi , , t Barley lb. 5c
w II i:ii:e.- tin i . -- i s A Beat Corn Meal lb. .I'jc
i ill .Milliner. !8 tu S.i. S? ' Fresh Noodles uktrSc
fell rtUllH ' .Jt lO 5JJ.I M S Smin lleanu lh 15e
Setil uSr; no&o m c te Biw:::::S: IS
jg II .StochliiKs $;to Si i i -sal r ui.-j ' .ui - ii.
SB3 I liJOVeS , ,,.. 9i IO ! . lnr IbIIv olauu Tie
S I Varlomiir i mi In i S i ure jeny glass 1UL
JeI It .etKwear . , ..si.ouio $u gj. , uiitis u,. .n ine
M( (hlldren'g Huts ...?6.50ui r.VT.iliiC ..: eTnino
1 11 ll.UDUa l7 in ttUI I ?- I -.,... Mwt.. o .vwur . --.
il Fur Sets $60 to $450 Q , . ... . ,........-t-..., .... . . ...
I iSf- II Hiouges 52.Z.ri to !z, sm a '
Hm II Handbags $7.75 to' SI 7.50 itf X,
j I'mbri'llas $3.50 to , $9.00 Spj ,Q
' W- KOK CIKNTLKMliN 1 . '
Halt. $5,00 to $8.00 My , '
Sfi Cloies $2.00to$9.00 ' tog- ' . i ,4
t OuTcoatK S23.00 to $73.00 , A,
,11 Slitcp-liiu'd Coats $20iii lllisS .S
j Auto Kobrs $15.00 to $43.00 a C
' feS'll ami many piactiful Holiday Novelties, it lltoi 'q,
aj fludiiiK Mark C'ross l.euthci Good, at very Ifte
fej special prices, flW '
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Il Announces a Sale of
II GOWNS AND SUIT
I Compri.siii: the cm-Iiimm- nimleU exhibited atOt
fl Ni'v ork Fitsliiun Ftrtc, priced tti asnre proiS
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Pj Fitters and tailor in jitteiniance. The New Hvw;
i El Salon' of Harry Collins is at Nine Kat Vfl:
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Blended according to Government regulations a
anteed to produce the finest results in bread-bakingi
any similar household use. Just as palatable and mi
as whole wheat flour.
No Substitutes Required with Victory
Cfe.
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Fancy Evap.
Pears
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Much as wo regret it, we are obliged to add one cent
pound to the price, owing lo increased cost at the soulj
of supply. i
The quality we will maintain at all hazards, lielievij
our customers' would rather pay the slight increase and al
be sue of the same appetizing cup. ( 1
Used by more homes in Four States than any other.
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pkg. Klc I'ure Annie Uiitler
,pkg. lie llest Peanut Butter, ',41
.pkg. lie Choice Apples. .',... ifl
,pKg. Vie r.vap. Apricot
,pKg. Jlc Lhoice Hew
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Choice Tomatoes
Seeded Raisins
Kellog's C. Flakes
Post Toasties
(irape Nuts
Quaker Oats ,
Mother's Oats....
Shredded Wheat, ... .pkg. 12c
Kellog's Krumbles, , ..pkg. lie
l'illabury Bran , . pkg. 13c
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Peas....
Peg Corn (
The Following Prices in All Our Meat Mair
EVaoI beef liver i Q,
ITCMI COOKED TRIPE ,. . IO
GENUINE SPRING LAMB
As for Meat Food and for making; broth, Lamb is especially recommended. It ia vr
ishtng and easily digested. , l
Legs ,., lb. 40c I Itib Chops .lb, 45c I Shoulders
Loin Chops lb. 48c Ruck Chops lb. 38c j Stewing: ,
LEAN SOUP BEEF, 22c lb. (
Delicious Offc I Country Style l oc Finest New
FrfskSausag e OC9 lb. I Scrapple -
'lb. Krout -
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