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TtiE STREETS OF LIFE
Ily HAZEL UBVO DATGI1ELOII
demrlpht, lltt, bv the rubHo Ledat'r Co.
The Beginning 'of Rivalry
T
Wl&ff IferoAf,' &ay m. '1020
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5C5
in CoWer hod nr fcarf miwtnliw
until a craldlne Carpenter found her.
At first Otratdlne naked Anne iodo
urrttarlalwork for her. Jieeause Anne
i km o new iiec mi ii wu... . y"v
ie W "" mdlpimnf becrtiue o tfte
cow er father treated her. Jim Car
ter who had never been able to under-
Juwe onrf maMnp her suffer because
kf kneto that she was like her mother.
He had settcted a young farmer who
he thoupht would make Anne a good
Jitubuitrf. and was trying to force hrr
Into a' marriage, but Anne had met
Dane arty, the writer, at the Carpen
ters, and he was everything a girl
could with in a man.
IS NEW yuiuv. unne urey whs seeing
a. rreat dl nf h dajihlnjr Mrs. Hill
In spite oc her rrivoiousness mere was
omtlilnf! Ilifhlherteil nnd sDontan
ously iray alut Mabel Hill. It wis
r.frcuhlnif lo net her viewpoint, to hear
hr sophisticated remarks about life
nrt nonle and thin.
She had a luxurious little apartment
near Fifth aenue In the eighties. It
was a reflection of Mabel's own per
jonalltv with Its Sheraton mahoiranv In
th small dlntnit room find ItsChlppen.
dale In the drawing room. Thero were
ulnavs cut nowers about, and th
lateat niaiinzlnes. Mabel usually had
aeveral socialistic magazines about her
lDlace. ot mat sue ever reaa tnem. but
IE COnlCJCu li iuuu. iw villa, uim Hue
kpt abreast of th times, and she was
hardly ever called "upon to make (rood
with any knowledge that she obtained
from thm
Mabel's husband had left her well
provided for. and Just now her greatest
wljh wns to marry Dane Orey. She
had eoked a very real Interest In him
until recently when Ills attitude had
chanced subtly. Clever as she was she
could not tell Just exactly where It was
different, but she folt It, nevertheless.
Jf Dane Orey had chanced he was
unconaclous of It. If any one had told
him that Anne Carter. In Ureenvllle,
Masachusetts. nan nnytmnu to no with
it h would have laUKhcd. Ho looker!
upon Anne as a child. If he. remember
fd her comments on books and llfo and
the pcoplo they discussed together, nnd
unconsciously contrasted them with
Mabel's, he wan really not aware of It,
hut It was true Just tho same,
It has been said that a woman can
Influence a man's feelings by subtly nd.
mlttlnit anotner woman attractions,
and then limiting some trivial remark
about some one little falling. Mabel
HIM had no Idea that Dano Grey ever
gaVC a thoUffht fft Ilnnthr wAYin unlit
orre night at dinner, when they were
discussing a wetlccml with the Car
pouters. Dane made -some trivial remark
nbout Geraldlno'a protege. Anne Car
ter. It wasn't what he 'said. It was the
way ho said It. Quite suddenly Mabel
realized what Dane Orey had no Idea of
himself as ret. that this girl, this no
body that Oeraldlno had picked up, had
made some kind of an Impression on
Dane, The more she thought of It,
ine more certain ane was that Bhe was
right.
,, "Oh ves," she drawled, "Oeraldlne's
nine nnn. i couldn't tlilnk whom you
mjontnt first. I think It's perfectly
splendid of you to give so much of your
time to helping her, Dane! Of course,
she's never rind any ndvantnge. nnd
ou don t want to encourago her too
much; that kind of girl can become a
great bore."
If Mabel had calculated on arousing
personal interest in Uano prev she
couiun i nae managed better. .Ho re
jentcd. without knowing exactly why.
Mabel's remark about Anne. For the
first time he conjured up a picture of
the personal Anne, and contrasted It
with Mabel. Mabel was faultlessly
groomed, and everything on her was
cuoren witn a rcgara for the tout
ensemble. She was the typical womali
of the world, Anne wan the untutored
clMld. And yet, an ho recalled her,
Anne a. remarks were fresh, her view
point wss original. Wasn't Mabel's
sllghtlv hackneyed? Didn't It bear a
resemblance to other people's Ideas,
mulled over nnd made Into her own?
Maocl, observing him across the
table, saw that ho was thoughtful. She
wonuorcu it c were really true that
ho admired this rlrl. Why, It seemed
absurd. That Dane Grey, tho courted,
tho popular, who might have had any
womnn he wanted, should give more
than a passing thought to this girl who
!yj',.nc!5r b'en out of Oreenvlllo In her
life I Tho more Mabel thought about
i no anmiruuy ot it, tile more she decider!
that It wan Impossible. The next time
sue saw Gcraldlnc, she must tactfully
J .1 ,-,a"o uroy nnu nis interest In
Uttlo Anne.' and then she would watch
uemnmio ciospiy lor any reaction.
AcrOSS the llttln tnhln Mah.l ..,!
dcnly caught Dane's eyes and gave him
vuo ui imr iinamng smiles. The re
sponsc in his was Immediate. It gave
mci a. iiiuo uriinn oi iriumpn an they
rose irom the table and went out Into
tho stroct. After all what' chnnce had
nri Inexperienced girl against tho charms
of nn older woman who knew every step
(Touiorron, Anne pluck. up rnurSga.)
Please Tell Me What to Do
Vy CYNTHIA
Why Draw the Line?
Dear Cynthia Why do people always
draw the line at marrlsgn between an
Italian and nn American when ah Amer
ican inily mnrry, let's say even a Hun?
Why lav the blame on the Itnllnn
branch o the" family If tho marriage Is
n unioriunste one.' nave me ymer
leans no fault? Are all American mar
riages hanpy? We are stanch Yan
kees, but there nlways !s n spark of love
or our parents country,
TWO ITALIAN GIULH.
Th letter whlcli opened the Interna
tional marriage question happened to
elle the case of an American girl and
Italian man, and so those particular na
tions havn been mentioned.
Marriages between bersons of other
nations are often not very successful be-
rauje or the dirrerencs tn customs. ThN
dlffernca Is not so mnrkerl-ntririinr tin-
Americans. Irish. Kngllsh and Scotch.
tut tn wtln countries' customs are dif
ferent, and many American girls arc
not Milling to comply ylth tbrse cus
,tom!, ami trouble comes of It. '
Ceniors "L'Amerlqua" - " -Dtar
Cynthia T-'nm a read.er of jour
wumns and hnvo ncor been so dis
tuned as here of lato In following uj
One Who Knows" and the one who
atrees nlth "One Who Knows. the'lat
ter signing herself "TAmerlnue.
,-"t?Amrlque," you are making a big
mi$uiKe d.v agrenlng with "One Who
Knows" because all Italian fellows are
not alike In referring to the fellow
wrtb hid proposed marriage to vou. who,
U you sav was a hlgh-clnss fell6w. It Is
eaily understood by jour letter that hn
"as only parsing away a little time with
ou because he did not behave prop,
'rly olherwlaa ho would come to ma
wu instead of you going to see him,
Dulrieis docs not interfere with loe
nen a fellow Intends to marry.
0n WHO UNDERSTANDS.
Mother Objects -Dear
fjnthla Mv problem ts this
. ! a,l'0,"iK B'rl of twenty years, and
am in loe nith a young man a ear
l?J l!.ian. my"lf We. went through
nich achool together, and 1 had a "case"
jn i nim and he on mo when we were both
iresnmen it's lasted ever since. He
,,? Proposed an engagement several
"men but my mother ban always re-
fiea her sanction She sajs Juno and
i are too much alike, and It Isn't that
ine aoejtn t like him, but she's superatl
'Ms. I've tried reasoning with her, but
iW t0 i,(?. " sr00'1' M' w1'01" '"
u, ,h, a '""'ire If Junior und I wero
wpirated
Ji!""? t'11 n,e what o do I'm about
Operate JKAN-IN-LOVIC
ii'u50" ?rc convinced that superntltlon
sVi5.on.' reni10" for tho objection, do
"otsive the joung man up.
Wall ,..i.. ,... .
,,;,"." fr wwra Dning cngagea ,
aaS If bv Hint IlinJ. .a.. I.,..'. . .....
BlSSw118 ,?bJec0" J"t speak out
tMn.y 6n "" matter. There are somn
juire one ,nUBt decide about out's own
Scores "Do Jure"
Dear Cvnthls w,,t.t ..... .., ,..
A y.a ,ew words to "be Jure"?
! .', .ur.c.-" ' .r.y 'lo fed awfully
nr.VL. '"' vo"- remaps you won't np
preciate my symnathv. hm i ttiini.- .,.n
. ... , .- . v , JVM
npA It lY-u... .,..
flSff;,ilir r ,hV wouldn't feel so
?hoMiJiCthC)" 1,eard wl,a "' thought
Womnn nag placed on this earth bv
n m.., iSAmii .?"." I"fuencft man. Many
ft i in wid.n bB whera "' ,B t'la- "
nelvrd "fLL0'."!8 encouragement lie ro
evnea from a woman
I nil II I iKAllI A A
uu ow r i lirp I Mil rn fiant t-.H j...
?o5"a,,?okW',9r "B "ho wkr." wVre
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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
"CATS IN MRDLAND"
By DADDY
When Thnmnit, Titter and
Cat no tn IHrdland to hunt
ailnnnftft rn ..
loe. "Do Jure", that's
ycn a pr-rect v
disappointed In
why vou wrote
nivfnl Ia.,-1, !..., ...
by the "on""" l0,,,t Ju''e "" the Rlr"1
iil'iVu 1;;conl, n,1"'J acquainted with
.iri.'cirK ,"'en oun nnJ "'" "'hat pals
the) can be. "BHOWNIK "
They Kiss When Alone
Dear f'jnthla I am seventeen and I
have n boy friend of eighteen. Wo do
not Intend to be married, as our
famlllc'i tu j e nre too joung. But
it J-l fach 0,h.Cr a"d Kl"" "! mnlo
lo6 to each other whenever are
Mono. Somotlmes r wonder If I ought
to What do ou think?
CI.AKAnELLn.
f I could, I would almost stand on
thf stfeel corners and nreaulj ngalrist
this degrading, vulgar, disgusting habit
of kissing and mauling each other that
to ninny boys and girls of todny Indulge
In Ilnve jou rib Instincts of modestj
and self-control?
Why should a girl cheapen herself by
giving of her nweetness to whosooicr
will stop to take of It? No good, hlgh
mlndod man wants to marry a girl who
has been -kissed and caressed bv other
men bororo him, Nor should a pure,
sweet woman be billing to marry a man
who has made a habit of kissing and
nursing every girl who would let him.
Think this over, readers of tho column,
and nn if vou cannot bv a word hro
and there and by your own example
help others to refrain rrom these
familiarities, and so prevent a great
deal that is wrong In thin world, which
Is what we ourselves make It, after alj
Summer Suits
Cotton ami linen suits isn be pressed J
nun launurrra uc nomc. nan can gen
erally h shaken from them, for they do
not hold It as wool and silk do. Brush
ing tends to rub tbe dirt Into cotton and
linen libers, Honvy cotton and linen
.suitings should be pressed on the wrong
side or with a thin cloth spread over
them. ThU makes them look more like
new and provents-shine on seams nnd
marks ot the iron.
Blacfcle
birds.
Ptnmt nnti nm.i aiIi,,, ffiem. .4faef
bv Cat lllrd theu plan to trap the cats
io iney cannot kill the biras.
CIIPTKIt V
In the fltloUy Trap
fpilOXIAS CAT, Tiger Cat nnd Blackle
x Cat crawled nlyly toward the little
rocky valley where Billy and Peggy had
made tho sticky cat trap. Cat Bird,
keeping out of sight among the. leaves of
the trees, coaxed them on.
"Mew! Mewl 'Fat birds ate waiting!
Mew ' Mew ! Don't mako a sound," ho
mowed in low tones,
Thomas. Tiger nnd Blackle didn't
make a sound, but Inside" of them they
were feeling cross nnd unset. They had
come to Blrdland expecting to find good
hunting nnd to catch atl the birds they
could eat. And here they were tired and
hungry nnd they hadn't been nblo to
catch a single bird. They wondered If
the strange cat who talked so much
nb&ut "good hunting1' wss trying to fool
them, but they didn't have the slightest
Idea that ho wan really n bird "with a
cat oc.
'We will follow that strange cat just
one more place nnd If wo don't find good
hunting there I'm going back to the
Blrdland nurseries and eat baby birds,"
snarled Tiger Cat.
"Be quletl Be quiet !" mewed Cat
Bird "The fat birds are Just ahead."
Sure enough, whfn Blackle, Thomas:
and Tiger crawled out on top of n bank
above the brook, thero were three birds
Just below them. And, ns Cat Bird had
said, they wero fat.
The cats' didn't know that the birds
were made of burrs and that the roek
on which they were standing was spread
with sticky pine pitch. All Blackle.
Tiger and Thomas coilld see was that
the blids looked an though they would
make a delicious meal for three hungry
cats.
The burr birds appeared to bo chatte'r
ing among themselves, and now and then
the) seemed to burst Into little. trills of
song.
"Fine ringers make fine eating,"
thought the cats to themselves. . They
never suspected that the trills' were
being made bv Yellow Chat nnd his
family who. safely hiding in tho bushes,
were throwing their voices Into the fatso
birds.
The cats crouched and, silently
twitched their tails. Tiger and Thomas
enst slv glances behind them, for they
remembered how they had been lashed
bv Peggy nnd Hlll when they hunted
thn babj birds
"One, two. three!" purred Blackle,
and at that nil three cnts sprang at the
burr-birds
Slap' The birds came down upon the
pitch that covered the stone. Crunch I
Their front paws crushed the burr-birds.
"nr-ow' Fs-st-st-st!" .snarled nnd spat
the astonished cats ns the sharp prickers
of the Imrrs stung their pnws nnd
fnces. "Hr-ow! Fs-st-st-st '" they
snarled and spat ng.tln nn thsy tried
to leap away from the prickly burr-birds
und found themselves stuck tight In tho
pitch "Er-ow! Er-ow! Er-ow!" they
walled, an they tugged and Jerked and
pulled tn Ing to got free.
Mj hut the plue pitch nnd the burrs
Caused a sudden change In those cats.
At one moment they were bold, fierce
hunters, ready to tear the poor birds to
pieces Tho next Instant they wero sur
prised and angly nnd senred to And that
tho birds were only pricking burrs and
that they, themselves were, caught In tho
sticky ca,t trap,
"cr-ow I Er-ow t Please let us go!"
they begged. "Er-ow ! Er-ow! We want
to go hornet"
"Mow! Mew!" mocked Cat Bird, hob
ping out on a bush In front of them
"Fine hunting! Mew' Mew! Como on,
nil you till birds! These foolish cats
thought I meant rood hunting far them.
but I meant good hunting for tho blrdBl
Mewl Mew!"
Blackle, Thomas and Tiger glared nt
Cnt Bird with nngry eves. So thin was
how they had been fooled nnd led Into
a trap oy n clover bird that could mew
into a cat I And the three cats had
thought themselves so clever!
-.view i -Mew i come on lo llio cat
feast!" mocked Cat lilrrl. "nnmi -!
Good eats!"
And from far and near tho birds came
flocking to Jibo at the snarling nnd
scared cats.
t
rromotroto lolll be told how the'eats
get a lesson.)
TO HONOR RETIRING PASTOR
Reception Tonight to the Rev. and
Mrs. John W. Hauser
A reception will be given in honor
of the Itov. and Sirs. John W. Ilauscr
nt 8 :15 this evening at the New Century
Drawing Room, 111 South Twelfth
street.
Mr. Unuier has accepted the cnll to
become superintendent of the Lutheran
Orphans Home in Oermantown. Tho
reception is in charge of tho following
persons: Peter Woll. president of the
board of trustees: Mrs. II. Kcllncr.
president of the ladr board of visltorn,
Mrs, Adolph Woll. president of the
young people's auxiliary, and Oscar 0.
Schmidt, president of the Laymen's Co
operative Association,
TT No Better COFFEE in ff
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g SUMATRA BLEND B
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The ease, rapidity and
thoroughness with
which this electric clean
er will do your work
will aBtonish you.
OHIO-TUEC
Operates for a Third of a
Cent an Hour
See it icork at:
Central Electric Lock Co , is North
lain Street
8. A. Epteln Co l.VJ N. Dili Street
Albert Oentel. 1IS03 Columbia Ave
Albert E; Jemer. 2108 S. Broad St
Charlea W. Kealer, 038 VV York St.
Nleholson Electrlo Co.. 6S01 Chrlitlan
Street
Oeo. I. Turvle, s74T Maachtr St,
Seville teleotrle Co , i'Se fl Ma St.
Chrl D Sllcoi. ST81 Orlhodor St.
Tlota Eleclrlii Shop, 17th A Erie.
H. A. Wiiiand A Co., Ormkiitonn and
Chelten Avenuei.
Wrlht 4 Wrlsht. 2215 N. nroad St.
Fer detailed Information writ or
phone today t
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U'noleaolfl Distributors
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Adventures
With a Purse
WHAT with gropes nud yberrlcs, ftnd
dear knows how many other Mnds
of fruit, manv nnd nnnetUins arc the
soft drinks that arc concocted in ouc's
home and bottled for the eveninx In
tho warm weather when rompany comes.
The Bttcccsi of many ot the beverages
depends upon their being sealed in air
tight bottles. Onec. 0ieu6tf. the entire
contents of the bottle nuiat be con
sumed. Which li why the bottle stop
pers I. want t6 tell you about are so
nice. They have a patent clnsp. At
right over tho bottle, and can be shut
down tight or opened nt nny time.
These stoppers nre nlso very nice to
use on catsup bottles nnd the like.
You can get them for ten tints each.
blouse trimmed with drawn work Hnd
hemstitching, with smart high collar.
And the prices? Surprisingly reason
able, beginning as low as $5.00.
A convenient nowder nuff Is one that
has a slit at tho (op. Into this one
shakes one's favorite powdnr, and then
pulls the opening together by means oi
n ribbon. The powder stays In the puff
until shaken out, and the puff holds
enough powder to Iaat for ninny days,
ilenendlne lahrelr. of course, on how
much powder otic uses. Just think, no
carrying n round of an unwieldy pow
der box! This puff resembles the reg
ular lamb's wool puff, and can easily be
slipped into the purse, or the front of
one s blouse. The price is twenty-five
cents. !
For natnre of ahopa addrtee Woman's
rase Kdllor or phone VValnnt 3000.
, .'Jl
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evv
I happened Into the shop just ns
. M-fia tAlklnc lA thn lllntitiit Mnn. "Xi
York, as usual, 11 setting the raiion.
he said, "and New York is accepting
these blouses engeily. Thov are quite
tho s'nartest nnd newest blouses one
sees." Well, no wonder New York is
so enthusiastic nbout them. They arc
made of French vbllo or batiste, and
every stitch has been done by hand.
Some, aro lnedwlth lovely drawn work,
others are trimmed with a delicate filet
edge. Still others have hemstitched
frills cascading down the front. A
particularly good model vvns n tailored
Stokei Qlves Dinner to Workers
Trenton. May 14. W. ,T. IJ. Stokes,
president of the Hotel Itealfy Co., which
is financing the (onstrtictlon of tho
Btncy-Trent lintel, tendered a dinner
last night to the tennis which disposed
of the company's stock. Subscriptions
were opened to the public, nnd n special
campaign was launched to sell tha
SuOO.OOO worth of stock. Informal talks
were given nt the dinner by Kdward C.
Stokes, formerly governor : William T.
White nnd IT. Arthur Smith, secretary
of the company.
F.ASV TEHMS
At the Leading Stores
WRITK TOR rAnTICDLATtS
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1112 Chestnut St., PMU.
010 Ouarnniee Tr. Hide, Atlantic Cltr
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WJij, I Dry Cold Air Storage for tho gen- -:f
vW's i oral prc.-crvation of fur3. No
jjll; other method should bo substituted.
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REPORT
FROM THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
CONCERNING
tv23r lfSVi
The House Fly
"Flics are dangerous to the
health of human beings
carrying as they do the germs
of intestinal diseases audi 03
Typhoid Fever and Cholera.
" Flies feed upon the most filthy substance (maybe the
excreta of typhoid or dysentery patients or the dis
charge from one suffering from tuberculosis).
" When flies crawl over infected material they become
loaded with germs ; and subsequent visits to human
foods result in contornination from their excreta or
vomit-spots.
" The importance ofhouic-jly control is clear"
Files in your home may mean .rf 'JiWl!1!"'.. 1
death to some of your family I Sf
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BEE Q BRAND
INSECT POWDER
KILLS
Ants, (laas, hed-bugs, water-hugs, lice,
moths, cooties and ninny other house
hold and (rarden Insects Kills Hies
and mosquitoes l( fanned Into tho air,
nr burned.
Harmless Jo iiimiMuil. blids. ;ie
and domestja amimals. Son-poisonous
15c, 35c and 65c evcrj where
I'lilla. Salts Office, 151 H. Front St.
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Moth Balls
Naphthalene flakes or moth balls
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Not a Discount Sale, BUT 1
Goods Sold Below Cost I
Thla ana la too amall to menUen
orrr ino speeiaia inn ws.tntr in
tills aale. Tome to oura
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spiccCIovcs. angelica root, black pepper,
borax, colocynth pulp, eucalyptus
leaves, formaldehyde, hellebore, lead
carbopate, lend oxide, lime, quassia
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CHOCOLAT
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mallow and when the taste of the smooth va
nilla chocolate mingles with the fluffy lily-white
centre of creamy marahmallow, you'll say it's
good, and you'll tell the world it is.
At AH Candy Counter
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