?" ,BHSmiSnT. . 4HWjiW .7, WNB re1 m U-l i-fM'V.VT ..WX $'' fiViSifVTI - " -v v c MW" ' ' . ' EVENING PUBHO ,liEDGER- u ,.,.& iT-l"1 ' 7 ELB ijf'- ktvv' , ? fcS. J V;t - y r . 0 numer is uenned in Se Many Vastly Different Ways tyia Just About Impossible te Tell Who Has the Real f One and Who Has One of Her Own Invention A SUIT FROM PARIS T'J'TT "T "I i Mil) i I wmmim i i what a sense of humor ifert ui i has the renl true scme eC re only n few tipunlr In the perhapi it U lusr. in thl who haven't claimed a sense at some time or ether. TS of their frlMiila find nr. OSS thev mnv i .IkII ... Uvc, utterly jirosnie. .vl..den,t kll0w what IM de IM. ' fllPf MV nnt..ltv. Ill li rer my sen of humor." J, ,,lT I?P'e with n (llfTerenf c numer mnv smiln nirvim.tv anil wnnriei ulinf .. i.i' i.-.. worn if they ever get h ( ie (.f vw ! M.! -i-l. ... . . ffi'tSlt.'.' i, B;,,q nnl na wen nin.iii. nbeut your ,???'. entirely cemnlaccnt i watt of humor. Vtii2SUtJn,,y b. vpr5' WHUtifitl. but von !KttlC!BA?lePMen t- Your elbow, like r4TE'lna n "The aillsmle, ' max mia or tnp cetititrt utile. t you must be modest about if. reaps you sine, dnnce. mint, urlti. yw222?Jm!'st lct J'eur fnmlly nn-1 fi-leml YsWmwwma tee imiv'i. LkhkIm. ..i.. i.. ...... .,IV,H- j- . r "" " 'l"h -"-li. l 7.111'Jil W3&SE",, about your nrremrilMinii nt- ,W.25v neu"etIw that you have one. 'rftiVit? nnve or net. l'rAND who ,s Qunlificd te HI? MVtftAl TPI,l i .. . ., w5Q2 " HuuiB te ee line xe prove' KeaSSF 7ay or tl,p ethcr whi-tlier von or 1 " truer, mere humnreu or W sensy sense of humor? Were are se many KlmK ejxne practlcnl joker cef Iji, . Jaun w one. Hew people cet fileur n-ithenr aenie or numer I' he wonders, MckUnr at the discomfort of one of hte Tictlma. i He means that he thlnku he 1ms one hlmelf. "Oh, well," sighs the nelf-mnde mar tyr, "life li never w hard but what you enn still see the bright Fide of things. A sense of humor helps -you ever the hard places." And e It docs, but most of her friends, would never accuse her of hav ing one The tnustic cynic doesn't talk much about hN sense of humor, but he is nlwayi ready te crltlclrc that of some body i'le. And as lie does se, he manages te ilnpri". oil with the fact thnt he N firmly convinced of his own -ense of humor. TTK t'ANXOT eentincu everybody else J- of this, tlieuirh; he hasn't the li'inark e,' the ilmlve nunllty. i hs the keenest scne of hu- ' nor," people a; of Kenie one who hnsj tlii trademark. "Shi- just laughing i nil tin- time!" And the man with t'te nd I'tpressien ( ubeill his mouth nlid tne light deep in ' liN iC! lets one eerjier of that -or- row ful mouth quirk up into a funny Utile i-xpresilen. when be hears that. V Kent.p of humor." I Yeu (Mnin hear him lnurh latd; he nt'-er Inugh". uproarious : but be ap- prcinte- mtle thliiKs tli.lt pat- right by Mime people, and hp enjoys them with his whel" soul. A '.ii'e of humor'" 'W el! be think e. W What diffei g tO t, t ' (Terenee due ii ma!,( '! Veu rnji3 eii.. 1 hue tni e; ,c thrj don't happen te vlbrnte en th" v.nie tone, why, that's that, and we can each enjoy them In our own peculiar little way. Paul and Virginia Hy HELENA IIOYT (JUANT ms ik.iij V rJ 1 tfJ? Agriculture As Is :nJb'!.mu"AX " r- ' iiS'tff Mh l ITanl leek 'WmfmMill, 5Lsreii myslcrinnsly and pre tended te be shecUed jy her ignorance. "Yeu don't mum te tell me you don't li n e w blue-ribbon, pedigreed spawn when you see it?" "Spawn? It leeks like a cake of horrid dried-up mud." Paul chuckled. "Yeu "see there. flpni- imtf nhMif twn VMrts of the finest mushroom- you ever tl into melted butter." nthroems?" IAL !..... . i Akimuiuieiv. 14m 4k. lit r.. " .' . iii siaie an 'I see.but " "And it's economical. tte. growing jour own mushrooms. Way, 1 remem ber I paid eighty-live cents for tliesp canned ones , I get that thej were tough and illun t hnve the sweet ,fre h room spa 1 dollar and a quarter i He prepared te I transport the precious ' -iiiir dcie time. And ! m i-riil-i i fH :.' J . Yilllllla lllllllllllllllllH SiiHB ' V HkBllllllllv ' iUCl'KiliB tin fmmm vdT ics SWMiiiiHiB i g 1) n Hi A long skirt, you fcc. Paris will have her 1 enR skirts and she can have them nobody else, wanta them. Hut we like the rest' of the suit with its long revers, its lone' waist and its in teresting little silts en the pockets. These nre faced with white broad cloth, and the but tons en the coat nre white, tee, the suit liclng of blue plcet twill. The' cellar -which folds brtck ever the coat cellar is of broad cloth like the pock ets, and shows a pleasing tendency en the part of fashion te return te the tellcvlng white nbeut the neck instead of al lowing the dark cloth te come right up te the threat. The hat worn with this suit is n rough straw In a becom ingly drooped shape, with no trimming except a huge bow of tnffetn ribbon, which nt-sunics a wing-like appear ance with n de lightful result. The bow l1) pushed through n slit cut In the crown of straw, giving a new touch that Is distinctive. Photo by Kcllx. T" Tr . ' .. - - I . i.i- .hrtii. Thy are of men chlldra. Ne mnn eta Please Tell Me What te De Uy CYNTHIA , Te "A Rem'' Cynthia cannot help you out In this matter, The column Is net matri monial bureau, A Philosopher Dear Cynthia Your advice te "One More American" was very jjoed. Hew long-will We have te waft befere some girls awake from the fact that net all males nre nllke? Isn't It extremely foolish te suppose that millions of men have their emotions and tastea woven ltl the fuitnn tifitttrnn nml tlnmrierl frerri J the identical melds? The old axiom ' that what Is ene person's meat Is an- einers poison is as, true new as then. Nothing Is mere amusing than te read articles en "Hew te Manage a Hus band," knowing that thcre are fifty-seven varieties of them. Of course. "One More American," If your mate Is a cen-t eclted man, It will be quite all right . In 1aAti liltn iHnDlnw I Mitni. hlrMHalf ' overly much, he won't need any help from you. If net, well, he may believe you honest, take you at your word and beard with some ene else who doesn't think him endowed with the powers of mlhd-reading. Once wrecked en the rocks of suspicion, thesoed ship Faith very rarciy maiccs another voyage. acquires this knowledge, i The modern woman In America (again I ue net mean the American woman, but the woman of any nationality residing In this country) tries te destroy romance. The brilliant, absorbing delightful sport of love has become "ugly and cut-anu-dried. This, because the' modern woman knows tee much about llfe, she has seen everything and felt nothing, she knows everything of the bad and none of the geed about love. She arouses In the man absolute disgust. One cannot imagine this woman doing her bit of sewing, washing, mendWy. They " beautiful when the are drejsed up, but ease, t. ...... imtiAH M6aii nnn m i ".;'. .. biVh.i. m. ih nursery. He, It Is net the foreign B'r r,J'e American girl who makes the best wife, but the, woman who Is sweet do mestic, who has the power te be mad y In love with a man, who can arouse in him the best qualities he Possesses. Mere men are heldV the woman's adera Hen for them then they w!'1''.", her. It Is one emotion of life of which a man never tires. The greatest desire & mean te n man ,wn,liH children1.,' mother means te him. ''Where i thta1 woman 7 you bk. inere art very few nnd one Is easily deceived by "he coquette who, plays with him. i could say many mere things en this highly sophisticated woman of today, but T will say Just ene mere thing, and that is, that in. my opinion love is nice orchid. It- Is hney, it must be beauu. ful. delicate and gentle, and until women again realise -this, romance win be burled forever. JUST PEOaT. She Asks Readers' IJ. FRANK. 'Opinions Pear Cynthia Although always an Interested under of your column, this Is my llrst letter te you and your readers for advice. I would like te have some of your male readers like "Mr. America." "Lieutenant, D" and a few ether worthwhile writers answer It. .Suppose you wcre going with a girl whom "ou professed te care for very much, se that yeujiad made her be llee It, and yey had a misunderstand ing which severed your friendship. Would you men have mere respect and be Inclined te renew your acquaintance again, If you saw that the girl raised her head Independently nnd continued serenely en her way, although secretly caring ver much Indeed? Or, en the ether hand, would the girl, w'he mnde the i nrst nav.inces nnu cntue seclilng rer your lee and uudrrHtandlnR ngaln, win out? ' Understand, please. In this case both i parties are stubborn and equally at I fault. We have Juvl quarrels before, but I this one seems mere serious than the 1 rest. That Is why I am seeking your auvice. Pcrhan3 the clrls who read this will like te tell what they would de In a n. nu. "PATCT." tun t linve the sweet. M re-h flavor that a 'jJ iiiiic-giewn mush- VT"R oem has And tliN lfc" pawn cost me only a "Tl A & l& Deluded Wives I5y ha:l deye UATCIIELOR similar case. "PATSY." "Of course. Vir ginia," and he tried tn .a it witherinclv. "I don't expect jeu te take any stock in il. I unilt'i'-tand that leu doubt thar it will ever de anj thing, or that I'll ever Judith Carliih it hcgliininy In hf dissatlafial with a ratnin impinc flcnl strvak in Hand, her hunhnmU and ichen ihc ilhceicra thnt hi; is spending time mraii ft am )iii bust iC3 te draw sensational pictnics, iic Is shocked nnd angry. The Bleiv Falls These are mushrooms f get my money's worth out of it But then ,TUT Hand's as'-er e ah I mean. In the, " nnd he shook his head gloomily .IS V. .. ' . ", nnd disappeared down the back stairs. intention of giv ertlen that he had no lug up his drawing mm. ift";ije.ef infancy ","1. v.aMMIn 'M.1tJ1 . I .1. .. .. .. .".. """ " uiuuia orew wrinKieu. ' iie .t,..nn.i t.,n.. i.i vi.. . nai neininp te tne new i nil came r:t eur me. 1'nul. vec're net ..mm. nini i... i..nninn .... .i,,. ,i..i.., .. it,,i Kflinta mmut tin m. M(nl, :..... l"l ' 7- I h"."" Jusu "". 1 "'- iv.c,...u..c .: Riil1 tii "K "' w.viicii iiu a iui ,,i ct'lver. iit..j.. , .. tX-Jwwuj experiments, are veu?" n,i,n .,n.i-." i,., u,i .t...i ".. '" S 'H chuckled and transferreil the tnl,. 'Somehow lin hml fTnerliiieei1 n lnr nf "and said linnll iji ACtS under discussion te n .Ikl.nn.. ullffiiMiltv In tlmlln n ilnrk. mnisf- nlclwi .dewnslnirs uh.ire . .-nn lull.''" I m tne cellar ter mi musnroem tarm. t ciin i, !!,.. e.i i.:, ,i ... Oh. 1 called Lydla Stene I wanted .. "'--- -"- " " " 'te ask her nbeut mushrooming." tnc "'"inc rpem- llpr "n was ueat- I'aul glared. , ing faft. Vi'at there mere tn this than uns sie.id and full of purpose when he poke. "It's quite true, I've sold the ga rage. The three thousand dollars with two thousand mero that I hnve saved will take us te New Yerk. I'm net n gainge keeper. Judy, I'm net cut out for one. I want te paint, I want te create. I want te get out of this town and be free I Can't 1011 understand, ,Lr, HP t r. . . . - --- -".. . (, ,ii :ir J2HS? fte bml 8ly,y "'ched from Its place ii!i!f" ncuiiery. "j'Ai t. V"I am Belnir te nlntit thU 1nrn elU I'ftS'aBj wn.,'11 ... n..t.. . i. v' Zmf ' 'cl,lJ euii wv can imve Wi'-."0"18 en leasi rer ereaKtast, and v;, nrqem soup rer luncheon and mush - seinetiung te tell jnu," "Will tm come T VMSbS in Mvnm Sin in ftliMl.a n.,.l !... ' r j: ---."- v.. wm n.MiMa uiiu .llll" i every uiins. UMfe Jmt ; elid net obsen-e the peculiar ex ,.--r It't K I'M,: I-fcn "VfIT 1 en- Virginia's face. easy as pie. The man where "Mushrooming? I didn't knew I.ydla I Stene was qualified te " I Virginia dimpled. . "Her husband brought home some I mushroom spawn two months age. 1 I remember Lydla told me about It nt ! l just caueu ncr up much of a crop Will that time. Se te find out hew 'fr.SVdark moist cellar " 'hartesUil." S Of '!!r u I01 .me,8t:" 4 ,' 1'aul eyed her suspiciously. ,Jl course, it is. rtparpst- Alt m . . imimiIm l. , '.,.., , , T iIim . ,.:, , T i Vri V ' i .' lie iieiuuiiueu gnmiy. wR Ut JZ ii;. ,m n'e ,a,,fs,nn "-Must I tell JMu?" She turned te 'K K?Jelrm!l b?Te this spawn said they hide the smile that slmplj would net 4 liS.-r .. l eneuSa Ier " Purpose .be deniwl. "It it didn't- " . V- '-TTftn-i .. "I "new It. I knew it." crawled ?AU tl..l m1U,... i. . ." i i ii. i mil s. i iii vi ii y ii 1 1 ii rim it jrrt I you have te de is jut put the l eniwnys haiieing tecether." iSSErXir S WXTlAS Sl0mra',1 baCk Jn thp Cd i wmie. we u see nine tnusnroems pep- IW aJB tin all ever the nlare." rr... ci....i.,.. KS t " iiiwi ium CTIIUUIIJk ew mi t-wr - . . Head Your Character Ry Meby Phillip. BaJancing Indications Suppose you aw a man with a fore, head which slanted back just a trifle. The Weman's Exchange Making Baby's Coach Trim i tin Bdlter of fl'emun'a Page: Dear Madam Hew can white Arey in the heed of a coach be MRS. J. V cer- .Clean this with carbon tetrachloride. ii&V solution of which can be purchased at ife, ijuisff drug store. K u A "Remedy" for Shiny Nese lf,i ta'.tha Editor et Vmu'i Paet: S. is rTTlAdV for MllitIV IIOKA? V.e I'have a dark strip around my mouth M coming from the sides of the nose jus tne race wrlnKles up wn.-u one Could ou give niu a remeUy Mi whm hVi- SCBiles, it, for it loekH awful' WL ' .There Is no remedy for sWiyeju-get the hault of wiping ifX-j wIO a plec of chamois . vwaahlnr It. you can tone h&'vwaahlnr t,''1' ytilna a iroeil deal rTViWere) a girl you would use powder, but LviJ 'btlnrii man you couldn't nultr de that. E'liWeewd you? Htlll you might carry the iv.i chamois about In your pocket se that v y" can tf.i. ? i, ?v- - mipmp (Vf men yea.- can apply it privately whenever a glimpse or yeurseir in a and discover that annoying bin. I have often wondered whelht r dlun t Hum it just as mucn n girls de. Kvldcntly they de. with a chin which slanted back nl-e just a trifle, no'e slightlj aqullitie, . hair medium brown, eyes daik blue and1 a head rather wide back of the cars. Would you su that this man was aggressive and energetic or net. and en just what characteristics would you base your opinion? The convex tjpe of profile indicate.-, eneigj end aggresMicness, as has been explained in previous articles. And blonde coloring has much the same sig nificance, as also has been ernlnlne.l 11 C v , , ' "" . . this, but if1 uruicicvs it wniiiu Ui en the ba"is your face of the shape of the head tlint you .heuld ba-c jour judgment that the man is of the energetic and aggressiic type. The reason is net that thu ceme. profile and the Upht (oiering are levs niiliuriuiit ns measures of these tl nits i skin after down the Of course, If you than the -hnpe of the htud. but shm.K- BSi i?And these dnrk lines which ecrn t . wft" .come from laughing are Just about as Ki-; hard te eradlcate as the shine Bui ..- OAUlXnlT illO Itu.1! Willi IV KOUll l:Utll Will ,.'ili.mlll Mwn nw ...i.l -1...., fnlnhl,.tf .. I . t. An... IV'WHnil nuiKi aim men iiifiuittun "iiii.'.tu riWT Will HLIIIIUIUI' lllll 1.11 UUlllllUILUIIII Me the flesh tlrm se mat sutn lines net se prominent A Secret Writing Cede !ter e TVomeit' Page Madam Some tlme ace f saw . KVEMINa T'um.lci T.rrmi-n. fr- mTi.. i .. ...." r:r. .:..:. .' r.S-r.jWaa a letter written tn cede I'm net tffv-fisura that ou call it cede, hut at unj ft, i rule, it wna w ruing, or printing rainei, 'A- that could net be understood At the IO inft WflU fllA UftV trt Ihlu llHtim, ri.n1 ur nlphabet was written under it. , .Could you plensu publish the key te the Ar4llnir. for 1 will crrAaMv fitinr.rl:it lwt'i AecaUie I had clipped off the paper L)iIJ,iuiw I havu lest It. Hy the key I -u vriii7 wiiui ,i niunun iur, u s, S'-mere queutten, if ou please tjr la double and emly, De 1 have Sit te make It grew' People told st-It removes dandruff and makes ar grew. A ORATUFUL RCADER net publish this drawing ug.-nn in una column, uut you can I py It from the paper eurself y short time, and veu can find If which had the cedo by looking . I' the flies nf the back naiwrii. . pt the Publlij Ledger Library en i noer or me Public Ledger (06 Chestnut trt. COUld be n ceed nlan te hnve veur 1 Singed by a hairdresser te get rid I'teeeie little ends thut start te mrwhen your hair splits In thin way ftypu uen i want te no .mis, cut l mit just wuere tne spin i-umes and vaseline, and tonic te make It Hig ana long. The tonic will A'dan4ru8 If you bruah your vry''a.y'nii wasn in' aiutv rxe.uise in tnis particular ease tliev are net of sueli emphatic value aa the head shape. Tin- forehead that Mants back just a trille. the slight aquiline non; and the flight Ij slanting chin de net form a decided mm ex profile. Neither de brown hair and dark blue ejes constitute a decided blonde. Judged bj bin profile and Inn celnrint this man would b'i little mere than an even bal Ulice between etier,'i and nnj,lenes. itgifiessm-ne-H uud en j lempliunre. It is the indication nf the wide head that throws the bnlanci rather decidedly In favor of the two truits mentioned. It i is by balances that one must judge char- neier. "he had already discovered? She seated herself en the edge of a chair, and Rand, after walking up and down the room restlessly, turned te her suddenly. I "Judy, jeu're going te be angry. I i don't think I've done entirely right in net consulting you, but I felt some, hew thnt you wouldn't approve. Judy, I've old the garage." , "You've what?" Hand nodded lewl. "I've sold the gnrage te .lint Hunter I for S3000. It's net much, but I took it for less se that I could get the cash." "Three thousand dollars the g:i- nise: Judith tiled te gnf-p the idea. Why, the garage meant llanrt'e busi jness; it meant their inceme: It meant eerthing of -afety and well-being in their life together. But It tnuldn't be true. Band didn't Knew what he wan Miying. Siie was dreaming ; she was having n bad nightmare, and be would awake in a minute in a cold perspira tion, but te the realization that it wasn t true. "Judy." He came ever te her sud denly. He knelt down by her side and took her icy hands In hi-.. ".Tilth, (Mrling, trj te understand; try te real ize what this means te me. I've known for u long time that I couldn't stnj in Ljnbmek Junction. There's some thing of the seeker in me, something p that makes me want te get out In the , S world and try my iiaiiu nr the thing l love most. Here I am smothered, held down : I can't breathe. Judv, old girl. -a.v that you'll go with nu nnd trj te be happy. I swenr that jeu'll never regret it." His fare was tender, hi- nine wn eager, ardent. He was a man pleading with the woman of bis heart for sjm pathy and understanding, and suddenly the enormity of what Band had been saying swept ever Judith with full force. She wnh no longer a girl listen ing te the pleading of her liner. She was a man lul woman; she was es tablished, anil what was Band asking her te de' Ge nwny with him? AVbnt did lie mean, what could he mean by this wild pleading? Three huiiid dollars the garage I She sprang te her feet suddenly with a little shriek 'Band, what nre jeu saiing.' What jl can t you see the thing from mv side nt oil?" But the plea waked no response in Judj'.s heart. She was suddenly swept awav with anger. 'Trum our side, well, hew nbeut mine? Haven't I un.v veim in th" matter, don't jeu cnre-whnt I think, or what I feel? I've been happv here, this Is my world. I huve n light te it, I want te feel safe nnd secuie, mid new without even consulting me you rob me of everything." Mie burst suddenly Inte furious sob The Weman Herself, Net Her Nationality elgn nnd American Wives" has aroused my attention. I have steed by and read some of the most stupid letters sent te your column nnd finally bave decided 1 would like te express my opinion en i this much-discussed' subject, I think. It Is rather tee lue.id te speak of women according te their nationality. In my . opinion, It is net 'tne American vvemnn or the foreign woman who should be discussed, but the average woman, the woman of today, the ultra-modern woman. There are two kinds te every nationality, and this country Is ue ex ception. One kind Is the ene a 'man wants te take Vtth him en his Jejful, carefree wandering Inte llfe's highways and by.vvaya, the ether la the woman who la n possibility lu sharing the prin cipal things of life home, family, cbll- l or a who me man picks out bins, and yet even then she was suit that ;ie amount nf pleading would swerve Band from his purpose. He was determined te go and te take her with him whether she was willing or net. and she was suddenly afraid, afraid of what the future might bring, and of this new world opening suddenly before hei. Tomorrow A Curious Caller But Net Here .lcweleis in Londen nre complaining because women nf the fashionable set are wearing much less Jcwelrv ttitin tor ter mcrlj . the latter, the woman who has a geed disposition and is domestically Inclined. . They nre rare, that 1 admit. 1 Europeans, de net expect tee much of ene woman, us 1 have read several times In your column, but they de expect a woman te be their lnfeiler. A woman can never be happy with a man unless ' he Is her superior, her master. It Just can't be done. The marriage where a woman Is stronger In mind and knowl edge Is always a tragedy, ending In the , courts. Uy this I de net mean In re- I gnrd te Intelligence, education or po sition. When I speak of a superior I mean In experience of life, in the power te de. In the ways of love. If the man knows mero of the world than the woman, men no is ncr master, it is net proper that a woman should knew the world, nnd she should be forbidden te enter these places or things where she FRESH SHAD DAILY RUMP STEAK, 16B. Mitchell's Market, Inc. 10 & 12 fi. D law are Ave. flWIM "Wear-Ever" onequart AluminumHStewPan t 4f JF J7 m Wi (Regular price 85c) JZfZt 8 S - Ay 3 tl .BBBSk. saMBaf SJS K sm JJasm ajk XS limited m W - K " " X cipireien tf E coupon ft Muenii, i p ri llli P tvvls VII u Cever only 15c inctuiar price, 3Vt) At any Wear-Ever" dealer's en or before March 11. 1922 Loek for the store with the "Wear-Ever" window display have ou done 7 It isn't true what seu have just told inc. Yeu couldn't de thut. jeu wouldn't! Veu must be mad te think of joking nbeut such u tiling." Band hud risen te his feet, and he steed fneing her. The be.vWi eager ness hnd died out of his voice, but It Tomorrow The Aviator That Indian Sweater Of course, we're quite accustomed te having Indian sweaters; there's no nov elty in that. But have jeu seen the ones that un made en u solid black ground, with the figures In brilliant yellow nnd white? The are rcnlh stunning. The black Is sueh a decided contrast te the vellnvv and white that the figures fulrly jump out at jeu. , And jet the sweater dei -n't nem u bit tee leuu net-nun- it is In such geed tuste. ZEJHT A Bubble Party suggests thu white rln pipes that both blew soap bubbles and make decorations for St. Putrlck'n Day. And that's just what you use for this party, nnd that's just the duy the party should be given. It Is ready with nil kinds of new and amusing suggestions for Bny one who wants It badly enough te send n self-addressed envelope te the Edi tor, of Weman's rage. 1 , - Things You'll Leve te Make S rmmJ i n .i ' i r j I Ji IB Li J;i Ge te any "Wear-Ever" store TODAY and get one of these pans at the special price. Try it en your own stove and KNOW from your own experience that "Wear-Ever" net only insures better cooked feeds but it SAVES the cost of the frequent replacements that are necessary when ordinary, thin, flimsy uten sils are purchased. If these pn ars net obtainable at your dealer's, aend coupon with 40e te lbs Company and pan will he ient te you peit.paid. Cever will be included for 20c extra. The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company New Kensington, Pa, Sbring V0QT A DHAl'ED PANIUj BACK Is very chic irn a spring coat. Belew the straight itundlnB-up ccdl.ir ImiiKs a small sailor cellar; below that a panel that reaches from sheuldtr te should i It bangs loesoly te the waistline, wheie It Is draped ever a melul itlrdlu and lianga loosely te the bottom of the hem. Iti Is lined With silk and the cdis ma beunl with braid. The cuffs uud cellar arc beaind with brnJil te match the In- tlna; unAFKU rAaw. iJAi.'K. Wf MWear-EverM Coupon Any store aelllnsr "WDar.ETut" .inmiAnm MAvim uttrsili la autherlied te acrept thii eouren and 3tc In pay nent fur ene Wear-Ever" l.quart Stev Pan, which aella uuu'nrly for JESe, provided you present the coupon at itere en or before March 11th, 1922. Write en coupeo jecr mir.e, aildrtu and data of parchaie. Nam. ....,................. ............. ..... Cll Tlatt TIIEALUMINUMCOOKINGUTEN$ILCOMrANY(NiwKUttaa,Pe.a. NOTih If you wrltu lu the Company for pan, please aend 40c: tend COc If you with both pan and cover. i & 5 reasons Why mothers buy HICKORY GARTERS for children I I WMimU I l!KlMtesV HHICKORYj Sizs A ft." !eUX&32eff3j 1 The only Children's Garter made with the patented rubber cushion clasp, which holds stockings .firmly between rubber and rubber. Saves wear and tear en stockings and means less darning. 2, Highest , quality elastic 'and webbing, thoroughly tested, insures long wear. 3. The pin, buckle and clasp are absolutely rust proet A Extra strong pin. Cannet break or bend. C The buckle Is easily adjusted and prevents broken finger nails. 2eC and up depending upon style and size. Complete satisfaction assured or your money back ASTEIN& COMPANY Male. el MRS CARTERS let Men CHICACO . NEW YORK The Convenient Kind of Coffee The weedy fibre and chaff which make the messy coffee grounds have been refined away by Mr.Wash Mr.Wash ingten's refining process Just the absolutely pure, delicious coffee Ne waste 'Booklet free. Send 10c for special trial size. C.WASHINGTON COFFEE REFINING COMPANY S22 Fifth Areeue, New Yerk XmmTX iJAnV lsUnjt . AaLMftW Ml AT THE TABLE. VK v -&J4st mLaV m m M ' W JM SS I Every Can Guaranteed te Give Satisfaction uAiYrrvaslcnrM COFFEE CONVENIENT AND ECONOMICAL (Rvefpdap STsW aS .assw Men, I ' J 1 f? tM. J 1 if wrlji " 1 J'L JZIIli SaL " VjSseS J Tferlhe health tha& inihem -iu!.5&yd;.;,dT;.H,riA- ?! ' JfKi a. atZigiSS t! altvavt in leunn S . c.. "c,lu" if a fruit ii ed for veurll.l j Pnm..ic.""V"" ""' auniweet SUNSWEET runeS I.TV lUMj'UmaaelleA , . sm r'.irfc j r iJ ArV W try ;' Vtl. H fti'M'j1.. T A'JVSu.'. r. . -1 4iK';asW.wflu' - K-,fn KSM?Sii w rxmEmmdfL miu. 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