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THE WAY OF A WOMAN
1 Know That the Jealous Heart of a Man Demands That He Be
First in the Heart of the Woman He Loves
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
I It was ever the
custom of a woman
to hang- the picture
of her dead husband
on the wells of ltiein.
orv and occasionally
flaunt his perfections
before the eyes of
the man who has
taken his placo. It
is a way that is dis
tressing. aggravating
and unkind and that
bears no good re
sults.
It Is a way, thank
heaven, that few
maidens know, for
every sir! knows
that If she wishes to
keep her lover she
must make no moans
for the lover she has
lost. The wife, se
cure in legal posses
sion. 1s not so wise.
"J am a young man of twenty-two,"
writes Dick, "and am keeping com
pany with a young lady of twenty.
J love her dearly, but every time I
meet her sho takes delight in talking
about a young man to whom she was
once ensraged. Is it wise for me to
make love to her when she is always
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WHO WAS RIGHT? READ THE ANSWER
Mrs. Levi Smith Was Told That Taking Medicine in Her Present Condition Would Be
Dangerous, Yet She Took Quaker Extract and Her Life Was Saved
The Address of This Party is Union Deposit, Dauphin County, Pa., and the Truth of This Cure May
Be Investigated in Any Manner Which Might Suggest Itself.
Mrs. Levi Smith lives in Union De
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village about 13 miles east of Harris
burg. She is the mother of an infant
still nursing and it was owing to these
circumstances that medicine was re
fused her, as It had been said that it
would be harmful to mother and child.
The advice was sincere and true, as
in such a case nearly all medicines
would indeed be dangerous. But
Quaker Extract is a purely vegetable
product, containing no poisons, and
can therefore bo safely t;tki<n by young
iunl old under all of life's conditions
WEDNESDAY EVENING
talking about this man she used to
love, and whom she still seems to
love?'
It would not mean peace of mind
for a man to marry any girl whose
heart is in keeping of another man.
and who makes thnt possession the
subject of her thoughts and conversa
tion. There are "dead men's shoes"
that may bo worn comfortably —so
comfortably that one in time forgets
they were made for another's feet, but
they pinch and squeeze and rub and
hind, making callous spots and tender
places, if there stands a woman with
out-pointed finger crying out with a
loud voice the greater perfections and
fewer faults of the man for whose feet
they were fashioned.
I know that the jealous heart of
every man demands that lie be first
in the heart of the woman he loves,
and I also know that the wise maiden
makes a man believe he Is first, though
to find the first boy she loved she would
have to go back to her primer days at
school, and she has Changed the film
every year since. I know tnat while
this may be duplicity, it is a duplicity
that finds ample excuse in the unreas
oning jealousy of mankind, and that
means greater happiness and comfort
out of the bowels and you have a well,
playful child again. When Its little
systom is full of cold, throat sore, has
stomach ache, diarrhoea, indigestion,
colic—remember a good liver and
bowel cleaning should always be the
first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep "Califor
nia Syrup of Figs" hnndy: they know
a teaspoonful to-day saves a sick child
to-morrow. Directions for babies, chil
dren of all ages and grown-ups are
plainly on each bottle.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent
bottle of "California Syrup of Figs."
He ware of counterfeits sold here. Get
the genuine, made by "California Fig
Syrup Company." Refuse any other
fig syrup with contempt.—Advertise
ment.
and all circumstances. Mrs. Smith's
condition was alarming. Her bowels
were irregular, she complained of
stomach troubles, she was exceedingly
nervous nnd irritable, and how else
she suffered will be cheerfully told
to all who ask her. It was only last
week that she called at the drug
store. She explained her case, ob
tained Quaker Extract and was as
sured that she could take it even
though her Infant was still at her
breast. The day following a telephone
cat! cam' to the health n-arlier to
come to the drug stcr« it once. I uon
and peace of mind for the man It would
deceive.
This girl who entertains her lover
with a recital of the charms of a man
who loves her no longer may be honest
in her refusal to claim an empty shrine
In her heart, but it is an honesty that
is aggressively disagreeable, and that
doesn't spell happiness for the second
lover.
Fight fire with fire! Go away back
among your yesterdays and revive the
memory of a former sweetheart, giving
her all the added gloiy that absence
and time allow. Speak of her with ten
derness, enthusiasm and regret, and ev
ery time the girl you now love drags
forth the ghost of her past let yours
come forth to do battle.
There will be only one result; either
the girl will be cured or you will have
no desire to cure her. losing what long
ing you may now have to supplant her
former lover.
They Are Fatal
Either result, my dear Dick. Is bet
ter than marriage to a woman who
hangs the picture of a former lover
on the walls that she may use it to
liaunt the man who has succeeded him.
Comparisons are odious when made
with men and affairs of to-day. When
made with men and affairs of yester
day they are fatal.
Landis Tool Company Will
Employ Many More Hands
Special to The Telegraph
Waynesboro, Pa., April 15. Very
encouraging news comes to Waynes
boro people front the Landis Tool
Company, of this place. That Indus
trial corporation, which has always
been one of the staunchest in this
place, will add the manufacture of a
new machine tool to its construction
of grinders and will be able to employ
from 100 to 125 additional men.
The new tool is the Rochester bor
ing machine, which has been pur
chased by the Landis Tool Company,
together with the patents, drawings,
patterns and special tools for the bor
ing machine, the deal just having been
concluded.
The Rochester Boring Machine
Company built 100 machines in 1912
and sold them for $225,000. The busi
ness depression handicapped the com
pany and the Landis Tool Company
was enabled to make the purchase.
The drawings and patterns will be
shipped here at once and work of con
structing the machines will soon begin.
Woman Dislocates Collarbone
While Lacing Her Corset
Special to The Telegraph
I Columbia, Pa., April 15. —Mrs. Ed
ward Brown, who resides at 803 Lo
cust street, was the victim of a pe
culiar accident at her home while en
gaged In dressing herself. Mrs. Brown
i while arranging her corset in some
manner dislocated her collarbone and
it was necessary to summon a phy
sician to reduce the dislocation, which
was ciuite painful.
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arriving there Mr. Smith, the husband
of Mrs. Levi Smith, introduced him
self. He thereupon produced a bottle
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feet long. He states, that his wife had
expelled this worm an hour or two
previously. Thus another life had been
saved by Quaker and thereby proved
that this remedy was safe to take
under the circumstances mentioned
Now, who was right?
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No Time For Morning
Prinking
HOW TO SYSTEMATIZE THB
TOILET.
So often women write me that thaw
haven't the time for facial massage, phy
sical culture or the dally care necessary
to keep a woman well and In the pink of
perfection. I would like to tell such wo
men what some of my pupils accomplish
under the strain and stress of a business
or professional life, of women successful
In business, who keep old age at bay be
cause they believe that to do ao la a dis
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The successful business woman is apt
to be early at her desk; she has no time
for morning prinking. As one young wo
man puts It: "I am practically dressed for
the day before I go to bed at night" T®
do this the evening toilet must be an
elaborate one, but, If it Is systematized
and everything is at hand, it need not
take over an hour. This may seem con
siderable to the young office girl who
comes in late from a party with only a
few hours" beauty sleep between her and
the alarm clock's Insistent ringing, but
as the years go by she will realize that
the time Is well spent and regret that
she did not begin sooner. An older wo
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weekly visit to a good beauty parlor, one
week for a shampoo and scalp raassag%
facial massage and manicure the follow*
tng week, and so on.
Tho Night Toilot
The busy woman should take her warm
cleansing bath at night. Before getting
Into the tub, however, she nhould let
down her hair, brush It thoroughly and
pin It lightly so as to escape the water.
Bhe should clean her face and neck thor
oughly with a good cleansing cream and
then pat on a considerable amount of
massage cream which she leaves on ths
face during the bath.
Th» soapy bath, according to my be
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of the toes and hands and knees and
elbows should be well scrubbed with a
flesh brush, the skin well washed and
afterwards well rinsed with clean water
by means of & bath spray. Sweet smell
ing talcum powder Is always pleasant
after a warm bath, but the skin should
be well dried before the powder Is ap
plied. There Is no advantage, healthful
or beautifying, in staying in the hot,
•oapy water and bathing and drying
should not occupy more than ten rain
stss.
WOMAN SHOOTS ROBBER
Sunbury, Pa., April 14. —When Mrs.
Norman Young, of Northumberland,
heard a noise in her cellar she called
and asked who was there and receivea
no answer. Taking a revolver, she
went downstairs and into the dining
room. An inside cellarway leads up
to the dining room and she could
clearly hear sounds of someone trying
to force the door. Without an In
stant's hesitation she fired through
the door. The result was a yel! and
a shuffling down the steps. A few
minutes later she heard a noise at the
outside cellar door and saw a man
fleeing from the cellar and disappear
In the darkness. Later she learned
that a man of prominent family had
applied at a doctor's office to have a
wound in his shoulder dressed. Xo
arrests have been made.
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Aged Wanderers Cared
For by Columbia Police
Special to The Telegraph
Columbia, Pa., April 15.—Jacob and
Mary Remick, aged wanderers, were
picked up along the banks of the Con
estoga creek, where they lived in an
open liutconstructed with poles and
pices of carpet for roofing. They had
no other shelter and secured an exist
ence by begging from farmers, whom
they annoyed with their frequent
isits. The couple are married, but
hey evidently have had hard luck,
or they are without home and have
only the scantiest clothing. They were
shelter by the police.
BENEFITS FOR SICK FIREMEN
Special to The Telegraph
Columbia. Pa., April 15.—The Fire
men's Relief Association of this place
has adopted an amendment to 'the
by-laws of the organization which'pro
vides for the payment of benefits for
sickness contracted in line of duty.
Heretofore benefits have been paid
only for accidents incurred in the
service.
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ITCHED ID PAINED
Festered and Came to Head. Could
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can be. They cured me." (Signed) Miss
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ITCHING, INFLAMED EAR
j 61 Columbia St., New York, N. Y. —"I
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who shave and shampoo with Cu
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APRIL 15,1914.
Young Woman Patient at
White Pine Drops Dead
Special to The Telegraph
Wayneßboro, Pa., April 15.—While
waiting at the Mont Alto station Sat
urday afternoon for a train that was
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F-or April la Mil,
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