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By nELENA
A Lessen
nfluttcr with
et TTRGIJsIA was all
3 V excusable oxcltemcnt. She glanced
SXer the third time nt tlie cnp,ravcd in
vitatien te tnkij ten
with Mrs. Vincent,
and sighed n she
surveyed her own liv
ing room. She half
envied Muriel Stene,
her old school mate,
who had married the
wealthy young telen el
n fashionable family.
Virginia's eyes
rested upon the heavy
suite of damask up-
''bolstered furniture in her own best
IrToem, and wondered ldlv what Muriel
Vincent would think If Virginia re-
.turned the hespltnlfty thnt was new
extended te her. Perhnps Muriel would
"nllw linn TVrliann nhi m!;rht rven I'm, ell
-ft Vifc,inl'1 " ? i.P 'niwrnt Tuder fireplace In
rthe HUle home leek ltke r"nd , lrned low; and there w
1 Virginia sighed again nnd gave her
'elf a final survey in Ihe mirror, llrr
jnunty little feathered tcxiue ccrtainl.v
Hooked beautiful, crewnlnj Virginia'"!
vwivcr beiu'i '. " i ,"" !''" occupied the indite eC the mom no
trait, with Its deep cellar and ciiffs j fl , exprnMXP n, virKinli'
Way squirrel, vvn urn en ably i w . , livi,.roem nMf nt home. 6n the
There wnsn t a bit of the pr g In Mr- f ,, r , wlnil(nvs wrP me,,.
.fclnla, but she vvn, rnthw Mtl'iW tt-nt , t b d ,, ,,, .,,.,, Jen.
inhe- looked fashionable, even if her , Uoemedf nnil upon the walls were
Mack beaded bag was a little Mt hn)f ,lezCn prints-rather poky sub
Rumpled and frayed. jPCfH Virglnin thought and no rlgn
I Muriel lived in the fnMiionnble a enr. f h ,rhnPM ,, limir wlllch the
3cleh Courts, which had been built b Vlnrpnt llMf ,mien ,Rht command.
Tier rich father-in-law, nnd as lrglnia
jkvalked sedately Inte the larse leceptien Hut Virglnin enjnjed her afternoon
Shall, a reception hnll beamed ami wain- thoreughlv, and while sh was urprlsed
scetcd like some storied cloister, she , at the nvdeM collation that vi siTve,
Jr.eglstcrcd a mental prepliccj thnt n .hc wns delighted with Muriel' friends.
jbutlcT, pcruaps In Knee tireeriie ana
Vwith white
silk leg, would
take her I
csrd.
41 Quite te the contrary. A ninl'l In
ia modest black uniform mlled in
jjfriendly fashion nnd Indicated a bright
-jittle niche where Virginia might pow pew
Uler her nose. Frem a room beyond came
She modulated hum of women's veics.
'lnd presently Virginia stepped through
!the French doers and ieund herself in
long, narrow room.
"V'hy, rny dear. I'm ee please.1 thnt
jjetl cam?. .winel was tne same mu
jigrecable Muriel, but VirginU was a'
Through a Weman s Eyes
By JEAN NEWTON
7 Didnt De
said I
i 1 naven t none aujiimiK,
T' a,b lmeKntirl lnnrl Pt iill
co elt I
"" " '"1" . "- . - .-. ,r. - - - ,
nr. n tnntrum
What's the idea?
, And he hndn t. lie had net neateu
jer abused her in any way. lie did net
filrink nor pay attention te ether women.
JIc did net btny out nights did nm
'even come home Inte te dinner lie
'fnever went out alone, nor with Janet
''cither, come te think of it hut that is
'nnethcr matter. And lie urn net even
tfl-j fn..n ni ..niiru. everv one would '
"say that he had no caue te: but men
Jde anvwav, sometimes. .
, 'n Jim' is nuite satisfied with Janet.
f.ei,- .i.r. n i,.,m(i nnd lines her work I
rand ahvajs bus n corking geed meal for
'T.l I.J U. .nin ,lil tin 1 PfV (
economical makes her own clothes nnd It i- net tie brightness and the fun
'even lovely shirts for Jim at leub thau she misses that hurts her most, but
half of what it would wt te buy them. I what tins indicates te her. Even if
ilChat is hew Jim manages te -ae se jeu are quite satisfied. Jim. te stay nt
nuch out of his salnrv. Then Janet is home eerj night In the week, she ean
"interested! in his work and is always! net help feeling that you should think
ready te hear him talk nnd help him oct.i-ienalh of making her happy and
'think about If. She has been a mightj de something for the simple reason thnt
geed little wife and I guess Jim
'knows It '
S But new. all of n sudden. Janetne,
" XUI. 11U. itll '. .-H....W,, .......
(off en a tantrum ami Jim can't u
.stand it because he hasn't da
under-
one a
thing! , ,
Ne, Jim, you haven t. It is net what
you have done that is bothering Janet
but what jeu hae net done. The fact
that she Is net subjected te abue Is
net sufficient te make n woman happy.
Jim. Even a hi.sbnnd who is obiieuslj
'contented nnd satisfied with one i- net
enough. It takes a little brightness, n
.;ltln .il. n Kttln snipe nm'n in ll
wiiilui; i v.vk , ...v.. r' -
?-.l.ll n mtv nrnnnrb ulttl hfillSevXerk
fen.i .miinmr nnil ilnliii? the same thins'
teverv day. 'why after that one belongs te him hn
A VVlien'jeu wxre courting Janet, jeu i should become cemplncent and careles
'took her te the theatre nt least enre n , and be surprised if he finds her un
'wcek nnd veu brought her candy and happy because he "hasn't done a
flowers. Veu did this for a while l thing!"
The Weman's Exchange
-i -
Wnere There Is Varnish
iTe the Editor e ll'omen's Pafff
Dear Madam Can you p-.nt a-J-hlng
din the column that is geed for removing
.varnish from heme-epun linen?
I tried coal oil without any results.
IllS. 7- V.
Put ammonia en the stains and then ,
prlnUle with a little turpentine,. I,oue
this en for about urtcen minutes, or ,
lenirer If necessary, and then wash with '
eeap and water
Te Clean Oil Paintings
ffe t Editor et Weman's Page.
Dear Madam I ha' two oil pamt
Jlnits that would be made, attractive if
Weaned. Would be ier much ebllu'ed ,
Jlf you can tell me. through the woman s
'exchange. MriO t. A.
, Meisten . plece of absorbent cotton '
Jwlth a little soft water and rub it gently
"Tver the palntlncs Then apply a lulu
loll en mere cotton and wip it all or
.the Picture If these are Nalunble p.iln'
llnms It would be better and safer te sj-nd
them te nn expert, ns it Is oulte pesNlhl.
iSTirt them with unskilled methods
Hnu'ever If 10U apply the moistened
."tten vy carefullj. It should net hurt
'ithe paintings
WHATS WHAT
5 uurlng the wur, and for a long time
Afterward, various tin ift seeletleH Bomid Bemid
rcd the slogan, "Cleuti the plute .
'meaning that every particle of feed en
atne plate muni w cuicn e..j ...-..
Il.l. ' . i,u .l. InlnnMlnna iirura
liin.Jr. exrtiiln wnr-tlme Injunctions were
tobeyed te the letter en meatless days.
Vlien cerium wiir-ume iiijuiw..w..
etc .
iv 'ii'l
mm ii u "
I ". ill' 11 ,. .- I e
Klfr ? ' -" '
" fther win se ltttle left te cat th.it it was
' 2ie trouble te leave the plate empty
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(Ana new ini " " iv'"t. "" .
hard times, family providers may find it
iWlse te repeat the thrifty slogan once
fniore as a ineusuru of economy
i Yet, whateer small frugalltlefl may
llie pruptlccd w.thln the family circle, It
in net In geed taste te attempt te "clean
Ithn Plate" nt any social gathering,
iiWher there Is nit abundance of feed I
-vlrvtd it JoekB greedy te devour every- i
crumn, an tne ainsr in
i delnr.
i "Ke itlua
Virginia
IIOVT GRANT
in Luxury
I little Mart'cd
te observe that Muriel
uns gowned iu a plalli, umccerated
afternoon frock that could be dupli
cated in the ready-te-wear
shops downtown
for $25.
And there wnsn't a
jewel en Muriel's
hands. Nothing but
the plain platinum
circle that had been
placed tliere when sh"
liecatne Mrs. incent
Net even the beautiful
square emerald en
gagement ring that
had glittered there like
n cerpent's eye.
But this phnck was nothing
pared te what followed.
Th room was furnished in an almost
fcketehj manner. True, there was u
which fut legs
us a pncelr-8
tiipctry en the walls above the lire
place. Tint the furniture was a cry or
dinary ricmMi oak and Virglnin had
ahaw thought of oak as being In ter
ribly bid aste and the table which
who vermeil ( Mna. e interested anci se
tremend"iilv friendly
Virginia walked home thoughtfully.
She had Intended te take n tuxi home, (
aR she hid coming te Muriel Vincent's
but f-hc elected te walk, nnd somehow i
her heart felt wonderfully light and
gay. I
"I think I'vn learned a real leen
about luxury today," she told herself,
as the opened the deer of her ewii
I 1! 1l.ll. 1
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Tomorrow Put and Tnhe
Anything'
afterward, tee, though jeu could net
ntlerd it se elten. nut men rue ineuirt'
- - , , , .. ...
inenev came in iinnnj ier euivr iuuii.
the flowers sort of dropped off. and
seen jeu figured the candy was n habit
which was net doing Janet any geed.
(What would life be without mine
thing once in a whlle that "dec&n't de
iih any geed !"
Ami se Janet's existence has nar
riwed down te her job, arlcd bj the
excitement of our telline her ntieut
Hnggs at the office and his unfairness
te ou. nnd your figuring out when jeu
will buj another bend. A few weeks
of this is n first-class recine for send-
ing any healthj eung girl into a tan- ,
irillll.
It will please her.
We all knew that jeu love her. Jim.)
and that it js the easiest thing in the
worm te step doing tnings mat ccm
an unnecessary expense. Iitit though
s
herself would perhaps rather save
liumej , Janet cannot help feeling
the
tint indulging her should uc worth tne
': .: ... ' . "
puce te jeu.
Tlint's the woman of it. She wants
te feel thnt if veu hnd net a nickel te
spare jeu would tramp through the
weeds te find her a lare tlewer or go
without lunch te bring her a chocolate
bar. And I'm net sine she isn't right.
Jim. 1 or if is the man of It te indulge
the one lie loves, and theie is no reason
I Christmas Toys for Children
U " 1 ''"or e Weman rage
D.ar Mad.ini Can jeu till me of
I some organization near the hopping
'district which will be soliciting tes for
the peer children of Philadelphia this
rhrislmns Would nrefer that thev CO
te a cripple, or lnalld. B Z B.
The Children' Aid Seclctj-. 115 Seuth
rtftt-eutli street, Is going te rle out
tejs te children In the reuntrv. nnd
keep some fur in own plnvroems here
l n the city this jear at Christmas, and
will be dcliffhted te have anythlnu that
en will Bhe If you ask that the thlnsrs
be sent te sotie home where theie are
crippled or sick children, I am tmre that
they will be glad te tend them whereer i
jeu s.iy
Tim Question Cerner
Tedaj's. Iii(iilrle
1 l,is 1! Pearl artnull. of Chi
cago. Is the nrih woman In the
I uited States te held the position
she does; what sort is it?
2. I low can the woman who Is net
particularly skillful make a cun
ning lampshade for the child's
room"'
3. Describe n dainty basket for
holding the bit of sewing n woman
always has
hat thrilling ecape wns mnde
by Marv of Medena, wife of
James II of Knglnnd. when this
King lest the throne?
In what odd wny are the straps
en eome geld slippers fastened?
"W lint modish dress would leek
well en the slim, dark girl?
yesterday's Answers
Mrs. Amy Davis Wlnship is one
of the eldest "bchoelgirls" in
America, for nt ninety years of
age she completed the recent sum
mer course nt the University of
Wisconsin.
Seme novel randies that make
i harming ornaments nre pale blue
with silver streaks running
through them.
3. A new conceit in soap is te have
it scented with your fnierlte per
fume and shaped Inte a tiny dell
who wears a headdress of bright
bits of feathers until jeu arc
ready te use her.
4. Mury Queen of Scots, who has
nlwajs been such a romantic fig
ure in history, was condemned
fur plotting treason against the
Queen of Kugliind and beheaded,
5. White tulle stitched In silver
fashions an exquisite sleeve for
the wedding dress.
0. Perllnlne is a wool cloth of ratine
'UYB UBCU lUf CVHIO.
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EVENJNp- PUBLIC
Please Tell Me
What te De
My CVNTIIIA
Te "Miss Old-Fashlened Girl"
Sti.u. C' 50U lhe our llf0 without
Imlnn."0' ?'.ur I,S,(,B n,,1 I'" I've'
. ts"d Bnatch ene onre In a while,,
I V Wi' th lmxe a happy!
,Tn2i.k ;n!!,ay 0Ur PUCCCS(' n,ver '"'l i
Yeu nre mnltlnr- i.nt.. .,
,!) . l"ff nn-v,pne hut the man you
are te marrv. Yeu will come te regret
Better Fellow Sister's Advice
uarir5'nt!"n AVe nr" tw sisters;
m?,t "P"0'1 fe " out ,wl,,e week
.rEeii.',0,ne nt 10 "'deck In the cvt
J i . K, '? ,Ill,"-'es and ffct home
inr;,floei(' .H't'aus dunces de net
., . f00 9 clet'k t,ur slRt,r doesn't
,' ' ea Inte and wo're net old
nmiStJf '"0"'?r died come tlme nKe
m. i Cm "vl,,,,B wlth our married sister
:. ?i .' t'r.,clls us te R" ,0 n'Kl't school
.it u brlmr home something that's worth
J,"; UW we n,re 00 JU"B 'e R" te
u.Vf- i My "K" ,a s1"'"" nnd mv elder
Mster Is seiciitecn. De you think that
It IH lirODr for lift In nt.nv linn,,. t.,-
we
leve danclns and enjeMiicnt '
I- D
Te "Dorethy M."
The trouble with ltttle girls who nil
the r minds tee much with the thought
of heys Is that they have nothing else
te de. 'What you need, dear. Is a let
or out-of-doers, (reed exercise Jein n
rMskethall team at the T. or at one of
the girls' societies connected with your,
church. T.ikn Reed lone healthv walks
In the nlr nnd step talking te the ether
Clrlq about the bois Did ;ieu eer try
te eecu our mlnil with some upccial
Intnrtst such as studvlng birds and
(towers and ether outdoor things' lie
ou Iike tennis' Unw about (-katlnB"
That Is wonderful everclir Tr one of
tbese stiKKestlens nnd let me hear hew
you Ret along. Don't think of Joining
a show or circus De 3 ou help mother
with the housework" Cm u mnkc '
our own clothes? Don't Re te ae many
phi i , unij- ke iwice a ween.
"TIIII6" Answers
Dear rj-nthla Thank you verj much
for nrintlnir mr lflttrr tn mnp rnlnmn
and wish you would print the follewing1 1
In answer te Lancelet nnd Iankv. .
I nni glad that Uinky likes nil tile
girls, n,s that may bi some encourage
ment for the thin and t.ill ones. Ile
saya that 1 must have been built when
fat was cheap Iet ran say that Is,
better than nothing but skin and bones.
I cannot be compared with Aunt Kpple ,
Herk, as I am far from her sle 1
am geed-natured (as all plump people
are) se I don't mind the remarks made
I by Lanky.
I thank Lancelet for the many com
pliments he Riie me. It Is a comfort
te knew th.u tliere in home one who
cares for .the plump ones
Lancelet and Lanky ngrec that there
is a boy for eerv girl I hae lets
of be 11 lends, but It seems that nobody
loves a fat Rlrl But don't fercet these
few words, "I may be fat, but I hae a
leUng deposit Ien." T1LLI1:.
Let Him Ge
Dear 'nth!.i
Last summer while
I met a nice-looking
en rnj ac.uien
fellow who is n blend, lie went home1
before me nnd we corresponded. j
After I came home, we went together
for about nine weeks We could enlv ,
co out en h.iturday nights, as he weiks
en the ether nlKhts
New, dear ''Ma. '"'iLT !.' I
up nnd wanted te take me out (tie
had never called for me at the house ; l
i alwavs met him near wliere w were
'" .w .- ..vw ..w ..v. ,. .....
going), ami 1 told htm If he ceu
ldn't
a-, 1
come down te t tin house alter me
didn't want te go out with him Se
1 he said all right and hasn't called ni
Blnce New I would llkn him back
Hew should t go about It '
I MISS BANGS
Don't de anj thing about it Yeu
hheuld net hae ren meeting him out
side of jour home, and if he will net
irrme tin re for ou better let his friend
ship drop
. T-, it ri
JfiOC S UfCSS i 01V rlClS
7 OlldieS of Slll'Cr
rTTteh
Mh
"What "tire I for geld iriher
Whnt care I ler house or laud.
What i nre I for ships en the ei eau
All I w mt s a iibe young man: '
The hfiuiue of the old l'nglt-h ballad
tthr made this trunk and limited lequi lequi
sitlen nmM perhaps be induced te ie ie
ceiiMiler en.- of the Items which she
thus snurns. Silver! Nowadays Mie is
apt te meet the nice young mun ut the ,
chancel In a gown witn some mm ei
silver.
Monr of theee veuthful weddinu
gowns nre fashioned utter v letnrlan
Ideals, and are true te bueh ideals as
the pointed bedire, the ofT-tbe-sheul-der
ntcklire the short puff sleeves,
Mid the full skirt. Of Mich Inspiration
Is the white sntm frock Illustrated to
day. Here sleeves, neck line and bodice
nre beidwed br silver braid, and the
theme is echoed in roses of the Mine
nitalllc tint. A lace veil in the back I
drops n cloud of plain white tulle ever
, the face.
FLAVOUR
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118
is in its unique flaveur of rich delicacy. And It
never varies. All grocers sell "Salada" in
sealed meUl packets
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READY FOR
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I'liote by ( entrnl News
I '-en If you're net planning n tilp Seuth this winter, it's ery nice te
knew what "they" will wear down there, because that usualh Is nn
advance show of spring stjles. And se veu will no doubt be Interested
te see t'ee extremely light-colored costume of woven wool, with n slim
dark line running through the skirt nnd the short sleeves In the sweater
en ene side, and the light buit of sport cut, with n darker edging en col cel
lar, cuffs, pockets and belt
(C
Should a Weman Tell?
By HAZEIj DEYO BATCHELOIl
Corirfeit. X9ti. Vu PubUa Lcdacr Cemvanu
ini".ei ne limn ii decides te
mnmi Unuc Merrill icilheut tcUinj
him thnt she has nnec hecn in lore
trifi 'i "inn ichn icas uiitrerthy of
her. She diVercM that Dane is very
nnrreir in 7im Mens nfcetif iremrn,
and that he is looking te her te
exert nn influence, ever Julie, hts
little huttcrflti sister. Julie has fallen
In luxe reith a man much elder than
herself, and later Hawthorne dli dli
ceven thnt Julie' i lexcr and Cran Cran
feid lllnke, the man from the pint,
are one and the same. Dane ar-
u?rj Hawthorne of vaunting her
independent ideas before Julie and
ferhich her te go anywhere without
Aim hi the future. Hawthorne's vn
irillmnncss te accept this ultimatum
muse u quarrel hettceen them, and
thoughts of the past when she fust
''met ( ranferd and discovered hn te
he a professional gamhlcr diift
through her mind.
CUAPTEK X.IV
Aftermath
"W,irA n Rirl S
Y siens of love she gees through a
time of poignant suncring. i suuereu
fet the most part alone, and what made
it harder te bear was the fact that
Craiifiinl besieged me with letters. He
begged me te see him. te give him a
,hr.nce te explain, but I held out
against him. True te my premise te
the strange woman. I did net f-ee hlui,
i c,.-ev,l hen It was all ever.
nnd 1 had met Janet, and things began
te brighten up for me
I had been strong.
Janet obtained n position for me at,
the mngaRlne where she was nsseeiute
editor, and I was given the munificent
snlnrv of S-" n week. Gradually, as
time pesseu, tjrnnieru jnuti- h'ii
mere nnd mere a -iindewv liomery el
the rn't, but I never told Janet iinj -thing
about him. Six weeks after that
m.i.. t..ii the ri'Htaurant 1 re-
.. 1 Tll-I l...nl.1Q
nii.,i mnt T had never lord him, nnd
that even if he had reaiij ie) '''
ii:ii ituifc . --.- .
tilings iiiuip.. ""-,",: v.
him, I should have been mtierauie.
When I met Dane I knew what real
love was, but by that time I had been
advanced en the mngnziue ie u ph"
under Janet. I was making !?10 a
week 1 realised whnt it mi nut te be,
indet.'i dent, te de as I liked, nnd my
eierwhelmlng leve for Dine blinded me
.,. .i,,. .,..! Mint be was one of the men
who did net approve of Independent
women
Innet warned me. she told me many
times that I loved loe blindlj. tee feel- ,
Ishlv. but I vvns eager te spend myself.
f I wnnted in the world wns Danes
love, and se fcnrful was I of losing it ,
thnt I resolved net te tell him the truth
about the past, nlmut ' ranferd nnd the
remits of my ignorance
Is it nny wonder thnt T nm half
crazed with fear?
Is it any wonder thnt I nm nfraid
for Julie, knowing Crnnferd's feseina- .
lien and his power ever women?
And new there Is a cloud between
Pane nnil me. I have displeased him. ;
If anything happens te his little sister,
1 shall be blamed. 1 lie here en the,
couch and drend the time when he will,
come home, because I renlize thnt his
lieniccnming will mnnn n renewing of
heihtihties. We had net settled nn thing
abeur Julie when we quarreled Inst
night, and his l.indi.ess te me this
morning waB only n result of my fool
ish c, ,,,ig nnd the fact that I wns half
hli'l..
1 must have fallen asleep from sheer
DISTINCTIVE
CHRISTMAS
GREETING CARDS
with or without
Personal Engraving
BURT & BURT
I
A
1001 CHESTNUT STREET
Roem 201. I'henei Walnut 1382
the charm of
91
Ail A
only.
am
PALM BEACH
99
w-carlncss, for Inter T woke te ice Mar
tha's face bending eer me,
I hnd lcfused lunch earlier in the day.
and new she carried a tray of tea nnd
tet.st for me.
T fitrmrglcd up nnd smiled wnnly,
nnd she placed the tray en n small table
by my side. Then with a bread grin
she handed me n long bow
I hey enme about nn hour age,
ma am. but J hated te wake jeu, jeu
i,r -i..,Uk iimi r..i,.m.
I clipped the strings from the box nnd
lifted the lid.
Boses smiled out at me, led roses,
nnd the fragrance was seul-henliug. I
lifted them out nnd held them te mv het
face while Martha hurried out ier a
vase.
When I was nlene T opened the tiny
envelope, and took out the card thnt
was within.
"These nre llke my lee for veu,
sweetheart. I hope you nre feeling bet
ter, untie. (
Oh, he did lete me, he did! Per-,
haps he loved me enough te forgive, me
am thine if I told him the truth.
Hut inj' heui'l whispered 'no, Dane
hut'd me, but with his own kind of
love nnd net with the understanding I
wanted.
Tomorrow Suspirlen
Yew Jewelry
.Seme nuel sorts of jewelry are be
ing worn, both nt daytime gatherings
Ivni e-lni thntl!lke i'10 rnr.es' .""'.1 '"r.,lie "''"'"R. t'
wns ginu wiiii- the theatre in Paris. Suspended nlmnt I
the theatre in Paris. Suspended about
mitii v iii'ckm is i no inssei mane et pearl
chains, with a head of closely set stones
or of blai k enjx which hangx from a
black cord. Seme women wear two
tassels, hung at uneven lengths. Pearl
bracelets, tee, cither lletible or rigid.
are erj much seen just new l.atge
Vitenes. squnre, oval, ieund, or oblong,
of the semi-precious ninety, topaz,
nmethjst, or aquamarine, me set with
n tinv rim- itf illiimnmli. friMti uliinlt
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they hang about the neck en a cord of
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Get Ready !'eiv
A Pan-American conference
t women
is te bn held in emits tien with tiC ,
third annual convention of the National i
I.rngite of eiiu n Vetertt in Ilnltlmeie,
next spring i
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Can Yeu
On the Mevie Screen
1q solve the puzzle renrrange the letters in the ucntcnceB en
11 each actor's or actress name. Fer example: Ne. 1 is Elsie
ten stars you can win the Dedee or S1.000.
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all
I'rebably you knew the names or the Most I'epular Stars, but just te refresh your min.l
are menttening below a few of the most famous Mevie Players: ConHtanre Tn!mnli
rile Chaelin. llcbe Daniels. Otis Skinner. Blanche Swt. FiBuyplV-h-nl"c.1,n.,!?a.de'
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Fer each name you arrange correctly you will receive
j euriiiK wr or me ?i,uuu in caBn, or you receive 100 "Points" if veu arranpn nil in
correctly. Yeu can Baiu f.O mere "Points" by Qualifying your answer Thit l U J?TH
that you have explained the 10 "Superior Features" of the Vallman Sfelf.FilllL PnJn.?Ir "K
te five people. The final 25 "Points" will be awarded by 3 Judges en th. V till F? 5l? ", I e".
your answer.
The answer gaining 185
in cash. Second, 25 Iiig
in Tour answer TODAY,
the 10 "Superior Features
qualifying.
Costs
Yeu will net be naked te buy a 'Wallman Self-Fillinir Fountain pM , j
in order te win. Just write your answer te the Puzzle en one i We ll flPrCnd a penn
HLIOT.Z2" "ff'iAjfS ,n the u,per rht Jnd0nco?nnePr.Bi,De0fyo"1rS, ffit "LST ""!
win. Answer the Puzzle
WALLMAN PEN CO.
DEOteMBER 1,
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Adventures With
aPurse
T "WAS wondering whether you might
be Interested In the dainty Madeira
hnndkcrchlcfs. They are perfectly plain,
with just a border of small scallops.
One could glve tJicm as they are, or em
broider a wreath or initial In the cor cer cor
ner. At only twenty cents each, I
think they are remarkably rcasonable,
don't you?
And whlle I nm en the subject of Ma
deira things, I simply must tell jeu
about the nmazing Madclrn ucdsnrcnd
nueut trio nmazing jieucirit uj'n
that htts been reduced from $35 te
in.7r.. Te describe It would 1)0 itll
possible. But enn't you picture for
jenrsclf hew cffectlve such n xprcad
with large fine scallops nnd beautifully
embroidered design would he?
And here Is something else you might
want te knew about. One of the spe
cialty shops that give the imprewten
of having rather high-priced things
has an odd assortment of fifty trimmed
hnts that hnve been reduced te $S.fiO.
Of course, the original price of many of
Ihese was much higher. It might be
thnt you could find just the hat you
want. 'Jiicrc are scvcrat smart meucis.
I"ir nmf of nhepn ndilrrM TCetnsn' C!
Edlter or phone Wnlnnt 300O or Main 1601
bftwrrn thf hears of 0 nnd B.
Read Your Character
J1'j DighU Phillips
; Back-Sloped Heads
i This type of head is net n common
one, jet it is net se uncommon that
jeu de net often sce it.
And it indicates a tjpe of chnrneter
of which the same mav be said, n rather
peculiar tjpe of charaeter.
By the back-sloped head, of course.
is nieant that head which is highest at
the forehead, or ever the temples, and
which slopes downward from there.
Veu knew the ordinary or nverage head
Is highest above the ears or somewhat
i hack of them.
The baek-lepcd head, being high In
front, Indicates n geed development et
the purely mental functions of the
brain, the power of observation, of
memory nnd of reason. High ever the
temples and cars it nlse denotes
benevolence nnd veneration. Sometimes
lhe downward slope, starting from eter
the temples instead of the cars, Indi
cates that the characteristic of venera
tion is net ie pronounced ns thnt of
benevolence.
But alwavs such heads nre associated
with less than the usual degree of firm
ness of decision and of self-esteem.
You'll make no mistake if you rend
such heads in this mnnner. With chance
acquaintances, or pcople whom you de
net knew very well, you may find that
these chnrneter indentiens de net nl
wn.vs balance with the expressions nnd
actions of your subject. 1'eeple are net
inlwnj.s what they seem. Hut if en
closer nnd longer acquaintance jeu find
that they still de net square with the
character indications, go ever your
treading again carefully, and you'll find
, thnt somewhere is n phjslcal trait that
I you hac evei looked or failed te give its
proper vnlue. nnd that tin mistake is
yours, net that of the science et char
acter reading.
Tomorrow False Voices
Fur Rugs
If they nre net soiled tee mm ii they
may be cleaned by the dry preces-.
In wet cleaning It must be remembered
that, the skins nre alum tanned, nnd
this taunaite l.s net fast te water hot
ter thin 100 decrees. After wet elf ail
ing, work the flesh side of the fur with
the back of a knife te soften it. Then
rub in n little caster oil
u-hite wool rues, rub In
ie eienii
lilnter of
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paris, and then comb out with a horse
comb. If the rug is tee uirij te m
paste of magnesia nnd cm bnn t'etrnehle
Li.i i ...i, in L.tti,,,. ,, .1,., i,.,..
resllv i leaned Dv this method, make n
ride and rub In, letting it dn ther
eughly befere slinking out nnd comb
ing. '
Shee Polish
Shee p dlfh is usually made ,ip of
color pliiN a soluble oil. Se if jeu diep
anv en your clothes while veu are
sliln'ng mi, ir shoes, liisl hike m,t the ml
with carbon tetrachloride. If the stain
remains it mav lie Dic.iciifd with ian
, ,,p 1a;cUc or p0reMde en cotton and
miiI, permanganate of potassium en
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' AVtu Candidate
Mis. l,amnr T.oeney. new a mi mln r
of the Arkansas Senate, announces thnt
sm will seek i sent In Cengiess net
jen-.
WHO ARE THEY?
GU3 3EE OtTF REN NOT KWJIN ER
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Answer This Mevie Puzzle?
above are the names of 10 movie stars rearranged. The Operator
"Points" Wins First
10
"PeinW
Nothing te Try Yeu
NOW.
Desk 13 9
(which is the maximum'), will win fii n.i a. ,
Prizes. In case of a tie, both winners will receive theTm ,iV- a' i
. As seen as It is received. w win Lj"". 0I?e ?me.P.r.,.ze- end
" of the Wallman Self-Filling Fountain K VnCTlc. ''" nbt
There s a Gift in Cheesing the Gift
Yeu Knew Seme One Else Will Life
But by Careful Thought and Attention Yeu Can Always Find
Out What Your Friends Want, if Yeu Will Just De It
nhXi, new that December is here,
Wx
mnnose you've Btnricu ju,..
Christmas shopping?
Yeu "knew there is a gift in knowing
hew te glve things that will please the
person who gets them.
Vfr rnnnet nil iiave this gut, mit we
,,,:, , rnnf urtent
can cultivate It te a great extern
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person' place and wonder. New. if
I were such-and-such n person witn
so-nnd-se In the way of possess ens and
tnstes. what in the world would I like
te hnve?"
On the ether hand, there are times
wiicn. If veu de this, you will think up
something jeu would just love te have
which she wouldn't want te leek at
That happens when you and she have
vcrv different likes nnd dislikes.
Then nil xett can de is hint around,
snoop n little here, peek a bit there
and snenk up en her tastes when she
isn't looking. ,,.,..
And when you de find out what It is
that she admires or needs, give her that
whether it's something thnt you would
like yourself or net.
FOB instnncc, net long nge a nice
little person, having found out thnt
her friend was n "movie fan," pre
sented iier with a meving-plcturn mng
nzlne te read en the train when she was
going away. , , ,
Many would have chosen the deeply
literary magazine mat nicy lucinsem..
were interested in.
Others would hne selected a book
fill of short, lively stories,
And a great many would hnve never
thought of the gracious net at all, but
that's another story.
The impeitniit thing is that the nice
person chose entirely from some one
tlte's point of view.
And there are only about five or six
1 Things You'll Leve te Malte
Handkerchief Case
, HandUcichlefs make a very useful
Christmas Klft. and If Inclesed In a
beautiful HANDKnitCHIEF CASK,
hew much mero handsome the gift'
Cut two squares of cardbeatd. each one-
half Inch larser en each slde man eacn
handkerchief. I-ay them next te each
ether (a and b with one-iuarter Inch
Hiiuce between them. Cut an oblong of
silk or cretonne that will extend one
half inch beend the squares of catd catd
be.iril en inch side. Slightly pad lth
cotton one side of each caidbeard square.
Lay the p.idded sides en the wrong
hide et the cietenne Cut the corners
of the crotetmo and fold it ever the
bn.irds. Cllue down the Haps. Celer the
Inside with plain nlllc or cotton. Cever
, uuii'irn of beard the s.ime Hizo ns one
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tilue a liiuce of narrow ribbon te the
middle e i.icu F,ue en inu iiimeraiuc
C.lue thin square te the right hand side
of the folder. A Kmall sachet has
f istened te the left slde of this HAND
KEUCIUEF CASE adds te Its charm.
PI.ORA.
Half-Soling Shoes
When the soles of n pair of shoes
have worn through or uegm te wear
thin they heuld be repaired Immo Imme
dlatelj. Anj one can learn te de this
nt home, savs the United Stntes De
p'litment cf Agriculture. In preparing
tin' shoe te he h ilf-seled u few simple
tools nre needed. The Important ones
nie: Shee lust, hammer, box of clinch
naiK n sharp knife and n burnisher.
These may be purchased nt any hard
ware store. The size of the nails te bn
used will be determined by the thick -nc-s
of the sole leather The nails
should be long enough te clinch the'
Inner sole. Sele leather may be pur-
DAim WEOLRAN
CAHSffiBE'WErL
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the screen se that thev
Fergusen. If veu can t
l J0U can '
will
name
Prize
"Peinls"
Can Win
your best nnd you can
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toward the T)n,1ir
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"M"i uini jeu in
out of n hundred of us who will de that
thing, if, indeed, we even think of it.
SO WE have much te learn in th
science of gift-giving.
Primarily an unselfish act, it should
spring from unselfish thoughts and
be guided by unselfish methods of
cheesing.
Wives hnll Christmas with Jey as the
ene tlme when they enn make their
husbands wenr the kind of neckties they
should wear.
The wife of n blue-eyed man takes
the greatest pleasure In presenting him
with blue or green or purple tics that
show up his eyes.
She knows thnt out of mere polite
ness he will have te wear thofe ties
at some time during the year, and she
welcomes that tlme as an oasis in a
heart-rending desert.
nut whv will she persist, year after
year? She knows that, except when
he absolutely hni te wear hers, he will
go en wearing the reds and yellows thnt
he loves.
Why docs n man with light or red
hnlr alwavs ndmlre these brilliantly
striped tics thnt don't hnrmonlze with
nny pnrt of him nnd only make him
leek like n fire alarm? Whlle a dark
hnlrcd mnn who could stnnd them pre
fers "wash tles!'
fUCII ns we wonder nbeut it, th
fact remains, nnd he would be
much mere plensed with her gift nnd
much happier nil year. If she would
just cheese from his viewpoint Instead
of her own.
l'selcs giving! If you lack the gift
of cheesing the right gift for the right
person, you'll have te think hard nnd
de some nice discriminating In order te
have jour presents really appreciated.
Ami if jou're net willing te go te this
trouble, jeu tnny ns well send one of
your engraved Christmas cards and let
It go nt that.
chased in one piece te be cut up ns
needed or In the form of half soles.
Itemeve the old sole with a slnnting
cut ncress the Instep se thnt the Inside
edge of the new sole will be shorter.
Plnee the leather te be used In warm
water for n few minutC3 until it be
comes pliable and will fit snugly agnlnst
I the shoe. Cut It roughly into shape.
With a knife pare n bevel en the edge
thnt fits against the instep. The bevel
should be en the flesh side of the
leather. Place the Ilcsh slde of the
leather against the shoe nnd insert a
tnek in the center of the tee te iield
the leather in place se thnt It may be
tacked.
With the shoe en the Inst, begin te
tnek from the instep toward the tee,
tucking first en one edge nnd then en
the ether. Place tacks nbeut one-fourth
ineJi npnrt nnd approximately one
fourth inch from the outer edge of the
sole of the shoe. This may vary some
what in different shoes, but the tacks
should be placed se thnt they will
clinch en the edge of the inner sole.
With a knife trim even with old welt.
Held the kiiifc In the iinnd with the
blnde projecting bejend the index linger
se that it will cut the sole but net the
amp. Smeeth the edge of the new
leather against the old leather with an
iron burnisher.
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Children should be schooled
early in the health-importance
of Sunsweet Prunci a natural
tweetmeat that is feed aud
confection in one. It meansun meansun
speiled teeth and unspoiled
stomachs -m&betttrhtalth'm
the bargain. Fer sale every
where. SllHgWEEF
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