Paar 6. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JULY 21, 19804, | HE NOLOGY. 1 0000000900 FR —. Real beauty is not always governed by Wl MISS CLARA GRAECEN. Young Clerk of the Department, of ployed in various positions of responsi bility In the different departments In the national capital, but perhaps the most remarkable position held by any woman under the government is occu- pled by Miss Clara Graecen, who is the law clerk of the treasury at Washing ton. A mere girl, slight of figure, with fluffy blond halr, one would never im- agine that she could be an expert writ er of legal opinions for one of the exec utive departments. Yet such is her business, and she obtained her place purely through merit and superior abil- ity. It pays $2,000 a year and Is the only position of the kind under the gov- ernment that was ever held by a wom- an. Miss Graecen went to Washington The Bright Treasury There are an number women em ; PA wr re LB 2 TN 2" ¥' Wi MISS CLARA GRAEOEN Mich., some eight years in her teens, she wi and, by ras } exal from Kalgaska, ago. Though still & profic ing high tion, secured writer in the ore long earned for hersel putation « most rapid shorthand writer in the partment Her studying law, and af the cases that cam ler's office She fent stenogrs est In a employ n en as a treasury lucidit preparation of few cision legal accura such paper ago, the place it was given to tary Gage whet f law clerk fell int, Miss Graecen by Secre The Meat Chopper, Have a meat chopper in your kitchen and use it freely. Anything that has to be chopped can be passed through it with good results, By passing cheese through the ma- chine it can be prepared for a rabbit in about one-fourth of the time required for grating It. This Is especially rec ommended for cheese that Is a trifle stale, for it comes out in fine, light flakes, with hint of its apparent age. The m prep the best for sprinkling spaghett it Is free to be found grated or knife no ach ard chivese is ne ed, then kind { different knit grees of fineness desir of be whet vegetables used chopped with her it bolle crean nips, with ) smaliest they quired fo OOKINE these 1 When the may be chopped vegetables made ed out with and used for table h soup itself, since the p clently dainty to please tidious. Woman's Home vO sh or served in articles are suff the most fas Companion Study Your Own Style, The scolding locks at the back of the neck sre beauty's greatest ornament if the pretty woman only understands how to utilize them, Very few artists are bold enough or daring enough to paint the female neck bare of curls, and there is hardly a famous ideal head in the picture gai leries with the eurs exposed, The tips of the feminine ears may be as pretty as pink shells; but, all the same. the artistic eye loves to clothe them in soft ringlets, and no matter how graceful or swanlike may be the back of the neck it Is much more ar. tistic to dress it in small curls, be the curls ever so tiny, or, as one Woman expressed it, ever so straight. If the hair does not grow prettily at the back of the neck try to train the locks down so that they will curl. If this cannot be done then use a few artificial curls. Maybe the hair grows so wickedly at the back of the neck that the artificial curls cannot be used with good results, and In this case there 1s pothing to do but to dress the low, The woman who wants to please will surely not neglect to make a study of her helrdressing, Pretty Dishes, Pretty Aluhes is the desire of every honsewife, and it Is not always neces sary to pay a big price to get them. | in between the ears | iol meat | the | expense, Blue and factory, white is always safe and even if Lierself entirely to this color for hunch buy fragile yet, good satis one does not wish to ti breakfast or the dainty nd white or but it has no equal con One can x¢ blue n better enulne heavy Then the on pattern can i wa nt gi For dinner better to choose pure than some of the man who did not like to carve his slice of rare roast beef on a bed of roses or see dainty violets peeping between the An Ice might served on a flower painted bit of but never the earlier and heavier part of the dinner ways and the found in willow differ 100 ¥s be des of ware would white decorated sets sets it be really thin china The bolled onlons was consistent, he china, substitute the choice tory tion. un delicate green band, will always prove harmonize with any satisfac- and decora Asbestus Table Mats, you ever mats? If not you really me tell you how to make some pretty as well as useful Tuke a of butcher's ther square or oblong) the size desired with allowance for suitable width hem Draw threads for turn it and hemstiteh it all around. Next, take other piece of linen a trifle the square of hem piece. Turn edges, hem across one end d baste to bemstitched plece so you hemstiteh the together, end of aller a sheet of two p Have used asbestus should, so piece hem, inside on nn leav- free can two ing hemmed Kim When fini one shed slip linen and 1 have and one Ha a] of what Dy Be a nea that washed Embroi ter adds to the Brown Book ft mat y« removing asbestus can mands dering one’s Initials In the beauty of the mat.- as often as necessity de cen The Dress Scrapbook, proposed to, Ler w edding dress find a pl tl or later ii the dress scrapbook 100 sooner Lines Between the Eyes, In removi eyes a plece plaster w the stiff court First IE the jines Deitween of moderately prove valuable massage with cream, the lines; wash in warm plaster will not adhere the eream. Cut the plaster strips and moisten well, lengthwise across the wrinkles. Stretch the skin slightly no wrinkles will » Jeft the plaster in Httle 0 beneath leave or and af Aan Dour assagy agai For the (ook Boek. Kitchen Aprons, AINLIAT SITipe Ise For a Blackboard, On the wall of kitchen, housekeeper, is a small biackboard As children used to think It great fun to play there while mother was at work, and later we grew to appreciate the value of the off and reserved for orders for the “butcher and baker and candlestick maker.” It was so much more con venient than the easily mislald penci) and paper. our says a we To Hang Pletures, When hanging pictures people often spoil their walls by driving nalls hap hazard, only to find the nalls bend be cause they are being hammered againet bricks. The right method is to plerce the wall with a darning needle to find the crevice between the bricks and then drive in the nail To preserve stair carpets put pads of old blankets on each step. If there is no store of ancient blankets to draw from use several thicknesses of brown paper. In running strings through curtains that have been laundered use a safety pin instead of a bodkin, and the cur tains wil not tear so readily. A plece of chamois wet in Warm wa. ter is the best thing to use for wiping off mirrors and windows afisr sweep ing. 01d flannel makes excellent polishers for sliver, almost as good as chamels leather, and | | A simple band of gold or if this is too expensive and | table | let | that are ' linen (el- | an- | larger than | other | asbhestus | ) | rubbing across | water, as the | if placed over | applylog | little corner chalked | iin his bed- | EE — No, DO Geographical Jumble, AAAACDGM It 8A large island off the of Africa. It has a healthy climate and a fertile soll, AlOCR-The capital of a northern country of Africa, once a great comier- enst const cial city, though now less wealthy and | powerful, AEIDMN-A town in Arabia con- taining the tomb of a very remarkable man, No, 100,~Charnde, A sort of impress is my FIRST, Or "tis a reproduction, We do it, too, to worthless things When bent on thelr destruction, A little word my BECOND i8-— We call it a conjunction. We use it right or use it wrong Without the least compunction. Perhaps you think the whore is small And far ‘neath your attention. It helps you move your furniture And asks for it no pension. No. Eight English 101 ~Arithmograph. letters—the name of a poted statesman and writer of flee | tion: 8, 1 Spoken. 8, 6-To get up. , 0A false statement. -A margin or edge. T7—Part of a fence. A woman's name. Is used in cookery. -A COVET BL hi MRE 102. «Connected Word Squares. 2. Dura ) [easure. , 108 «Song Symbol, 104. « Beheaded Words, 10. Additions, 1 explosive sound to measure | ¢ AN uproar, No Cholee, Do you tl to receive att The Mother my dear these The them ink it right, ention married men? Daughter—Dut, all equally well mamma, Put Ont the Light, “You're the light of my life,” she sald As he kissed her once more good night. And then from the top of the stairway Came a voloe, “Well, put out the light!™ ~Bmart Bet In For a Licking. Willie f4ll in the molasses Barrel in the shed. “Now I'll lick you, Willle!™ His angry mother sald, ~Cornell Widow, A Use For Smartweed, No, Mrs. Dash, it is not good form for a grass widow to wear weeds—except smart weeds. Key to the Pussler, No. 02. — Single Acrostic: Primgls— Bring. 1. Bunny. 2. Propolis. 8. Rose. 4. Ivy. B. Nature. 6, Grove. No. 98.—Plcture Puzzle: W(h)etstone. No. 904.—~The Merchant's Friend: Ad- vertisement, No. 95. ~Hidden Birds: Jay, thrush, canary, lark, heron, ostrich, finch, plov- er, hawk, crow, swan, owl, robin, dove, Jackdaw, crane, starling, yellowham- mer, oriole, swallow, eagle, quall. No. #8. —~Diamond: 1. Z. 2. Set. 8. Sharp. 4. Zealous. 5. Trout. € Put 8 No. 97. ~Diagonal: Macaulay. Cross words—1. Marigold. 2. Barnacle. 8. Document, 4. Strangle. 5. February. 6. Nicholas. 7. Motorman. 8 Salo tary. No. 08, — False Comparisons: Bpy, spire, spiced. Urn, earner, earnest. Mad, madder, maddest. Fee, fear, feast. Way, weigher, waste. Lay, layer, laced, | | | | | i | that comes to some good, | after she has laid a good, and A hen sits on wer pout lays eggs. An editor sits on his office chair and les -or in his paper. The hen | ‘feathers her nest,” the editor does not ~-he cuts his own throat by dong busi ness for nothiog simply to keep his com- petitors from getting it. The hen cackels fresh egg: the editor cackels about what he is going to do, but seldom does it. Sensible hen. The hen scratches for a living, so does the editor, The hen hatches chickens most editors | hatch schemes that never amount to any- i it in the neck, so does the editor. | times the hen crows; | when she sleeps: that’s queer, is a queer rooster all the time. thing. The hen presents her bill when she wants something and usually gets it; the editor presents his bill and hardly ever gets anything. The hen has a comb which she doesn’t use; the editor may have a comb and use it sometimes, but not always. The hee has wings; the editor has none and never will have. The hen isn’t a high flyer; the editor—Is sometimes. The hen broods and raises a large family, The editor broods over bow he is going to raise the large family he already bas. The hen isa rooster The editor The hen often gets cooped; the editor gets s coop- ed, too, sometimes. The hen often gets Some- the editor almost | all the time, but no one ever knows why. | every box of Knine's | ey Krumrine, Druggist, THEY COST NOTHING. If They Fail To Cure You, be Retunded. This is the proposition that goes with Kidney Pills, Sid- gives his per. sonal guarantee and will cheerfuly pay Money Will | back your money if you are not satisfied, with the results after using one box of | these pills | diseases, Krumrine's Pharmacy. Thousands of people are affected with Kidney Trouble and do not even suspect it, for it is one of the most treacherous and comes stealing into the sys tem gradually and with but little warn. ing If you have pain in the back and loins, scanty or excessive urine the dis ease is making rapid progress. Head. ache, irritability, nervousness, muddy looking complexion, are all warning signs that the kidueys are not perform. ing their work properly and are calling for assistance One box, one months treatment of Krine's Kidney Pills, cost you nothicg if you are not bepefitted ; vou judge for yourself. For sale and guaranteed at raf Dr. J. J. KILPATRICK, | ers, Breakf ast Fo ds, { Hams, Dentist, Bellefonte, Pa. TempleOourt, over Postoffioe. Special attention given to artificial plates, x43, t= Fine Biscuits, Cakes, Crack Dried Fruits, z 2 Breakfast Ni w Cream {heed pound i frows all | I like | | All kinds of Bmoked Meat, SECHLER & CO BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET, ALLEGHENY BT... BELLEFONTE. We keep none but the best quality of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON. SLICED HAM Pork Bausage, ets If you want a nice Juley Steak go to PHILIP BEEZER, NEW YORK CLIPPER iI8 THE GREATEST THEATRICAL & SHOW PAPER IN THE WORLD. $4.00 Per Year, Single Copy, 10 Cts, ISSUED WEEKLY. SAmPLE CoprPY FREE. FRANK QUEEN PUB. CO. 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