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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

Edward Marburg, like Ernma Chad
wick tx we'll known.to members of the
chiidrcn's Club through his excellent
work. which has added to Tie value
of the club page Tor the past year
Edgar writes an appreciativo letter re-
sarding the gold prize he mas Won.
saying in 1t:
Dear l3ditor--I ccrtainir was aw-
fully surprised and delighted 10 put
1t mildly. whom received Your letter
yesterday telling me that was one OF
me lucky years prize winners. have
mad so much pleasure from the r. D.
6. {. since have been a member that
l would have been fully rewarded for
my small amount OF work from that
alone. but TO set this will encourage
ne 10 try even harder next year than
| did this Wien father heard OF The
przc he pulled n dollar BIZ out OF his
pocket ana slipped ii into my hand
to hear who has been awarded the
other prize WHO ever /, is, want to
heartily congratulate him or hcr. |
am sending as you requested, a picture
of. myself. II is small, but the only
one have taken recently. II WAS taken
two weeks ago ana It is Il fairly good
likeness. hope you VIII be able 10
make il large enough for publication
With best wishes for the club, / rs-
main
Your friend and reader.
EDGAR MAREURG, JR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

once. there was little boy, and his
mamma told him 70 come homo after
school l;ui the other boys wero play
inr ball. and Sam. wanted 10 play. too.
30 when lie started homo /: was after
o'clock. On the way home sam
had to pass through black pine
forest VII / he started through he
heard something say. Como here, sam:
como here child" an" he ran back. lie
started TO 20 at least Gfiy times. but
every timc ran back. II was daybreak
before sam got home, And guess what
IT was? Why, tho pine ,rec iops
sweeping together. and sounded like
y said Come here. child"
MNBEL pAuLETr
EhrmNilIc VA
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TIE WEEKS CONTRIBUTORS.

Anderson, Mary Jones. O. Olive
Allcy. Frank. Jr. jackson Hclen T.
Anthony, blanche Jackson I.aurabclic
Bruce John Jones. Clarence
hoNd. Harry ~. Jordan, Elizabeth
crown. lhoS w. I.aner, Mary l..
isarrow' Sarah v I.andrum. Linwood
Barrow. Bennett Lord, William
Barnett. .Nida Murray, Connie
L'caulcS. BESSIE Martin, Anne VI.
lrown' Marion !. Matthews. stanley
harrow, gladys Marburg, T., Jr.
Baker Howard MCGOWAN. s. 81.
broadrnp, VI. Mansel. Beeson
heaslcN, Edna AIoSclcy, Jessie
howies Irvine ii. Parrish, Robert f.
NFaWloro, y. c. Patterson, Clara
CoN, IhunlaS ~ Porter. Miller
Cato. Mabel Porr. Myrtle
chester Aencs Parrish. d.. H., Jr.
! Chandler, Ruth Payne. Carr
lahucH, susie Qucscnbnry. j.
Camden, Walter ilippon, Media L..
Carr. Richard Ransom. I.yra Y
1oN, Thomas Richardson, Edwin
ChhrieS, Alma ltOscnhcrE. Abe
Drcwry. Wnl. L. Kdout. Abbot
Davis j. H.. jr Smell. Rutherford
Dyke, Evelyn II. Spencer, Clarence
Dunn, Florence G.. Smith. Gilbcrta
l'hlh, Emma Turpin. Lee. .Ir.
Elder Curtis G.. Tignor Thclmn
cary, W. >. Tignor, Helen a.
Gary Julian " Thompson, blanche
Gillian. ammo -. Trcvett, bertha Il.
na!lc' Berthh Turpin, John DAVID
GraNes' II Earle Umlauf. John NJ.
Lotaon, Mari" Vincent. Harold
Giinalp, Mary y. Woodvillc, j. T.. Jr
Hiiiihhi' X D. Jr. Williamson. If. r.
Iiiiialn' charlotte Williamson, Mary
Iill'am, sandy Walker. Louise T..
Hutchinson. Ida Williamson. NJ II,
tl"hcock, Netha Williamson. V. ].
iitsraiu, GpDh'c Williams. Harry
1"neS' teftrudc wyatt Marguerite
Jones, RusscU wyatt. Clarence Il
NilitehlIrst Calm
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VIII Try 10 DO nct,cr.

pear E6ttor.--li has bcon some time sinro
contributed nn"thlns 4" the pngc. 80 wtu
try once more. ! am not at all very we'll
one of our family have hccr In bod with
rcai bad COILS ths Vrrl l'd YOU spend n
mcrtN Chriwmns? ! l,nr you did. hal
y rcnl nice duc. Viii start w tho new yeas
hy asking you for r. -. =, =. bndg" as |
lost inirr ] got hctor". hiii ron- 10 u, and
rontrihutr morn rcEular 'iow than over he
fore. Hone ypu and MI of tho moinhcrs u
prspcrous iali rrmaiu mosi sincerely
llnchicN. Va. AIIDA ENTNEr'r.
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Jessie MoSELEY.
SIS West Clay street. City.

'''Ntti 'hh WIN
In the following puzzle the words
contain from three TO i've letters cach.
When rightly guessed and written ono
below tho other the nrst letters WIN.
when read from TON 10 bottom, spoil
Inc name OF great soldier. ana tile
third letters VIII Spell the name OF a
battle he fought:
J. The side or u room
!? = tropical tree.
3. y piece OF music
I, Very large.
o. A flower
s Part OF tho face
:. y hard wind
$. Water from tho cycP.
?. TO hold As property.
10. a nes,fii OF pheasan,s.
RICHARD Gli.LlAM III.
ls Fillmore street, Petersburg va.
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"PIGGY.n

Once thore was little boy. and his
name was Piggy" He lived In a
Piggy won't out In tho woods hunt
Ing, and he thought he would rather be
sick than 10 work So no shot his Too of.
After no shot it Oft 1t hurt so that he
stuck IL back on. wrong side outwards
Hut y stopped hurting after while,
and so he thought he would rather
work. SANDY GILLIAN.
IS Fillmore St. Petersburg, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

Dear :dltor-l received ,our ictic- and
badgc -. * was ciud 20 hear tfau WOW.
think ;hai lln"n II. Murray's stprr aLout
wanted Santa's N,!,ircss.' * MS. nnr
am sending iwv drawings. ho,.' ihcy wi
no; reach the waste basket ard an, send
ing girls names in figures. hope you and
all the members happy New Year ~
ever. Your i-uc member
South Ilos.on. va CONNIE MURRAY.
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TIII1 WIsEk,s pRIZI3 NI,,t.ns

MSS Jessie 'ioscIcy, 1913 West CIny
street, for name picture puzzle.
'"F'i< q. Elder, OF BroOkncaI, I'm, for
drawing Of girls bend.
arth"r {. Crawford, Dewitt, yn., for
story, where the Chmrn wcntv
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Answer 10 Con,,,,,r,,

4. 7. nc hott. because when Won nut
II INTO your pocket you double IT. and
", Mnen YOU take II out again yon sec 1t
= Adan because he was the nrs,
:. They raised Cain.
,o =, Because he smokes when It is
~ = Bcenuse what's dono cannot he
9 Because they have their ncxed
world Gecks twirlcd) In this.
10 keep his coat buttoned
y because the most trouble /,
caused by ,hc breakers
When he takes Il roll In bed
bAliHARA WINSTON LEWIS
rJnno,.or c, Age II.
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nrs, ra,hting rlctnrrs.

llcarc Edltos.-rhough I have not yri;tcu
FOR some weeks hove ] have not hccn tor
gotten have Aiclr been busy pllnt!u.
plt,uies IN my drawing books send q
picture. which have Tried 10 make soo,!
HAROLD vtN-ENT
1.IS Lincoln !',acc. brooklyn. Y. Y
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]. &c Srows In CT
In grows FL in.
!: TO grows in Va
4. Nv Y-I, B-.cn mud W
cities. 'o'' arg
= ST grows in West 1-s
b. The frs bloom In S-r.
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Cores hvudcHcc Column
Description of S,ri,c l.i,,,,r.

Rnr Edi'cr.--f wns Very much ricn.cd to
nn'i an oriStpuI description a.; . picture |
Won ~ school. also send q ,Irawin. 1
mo- f"r pap'r more every tim" So, II.
th'nk tnc menibcrs doing iipr IloD!uE
ny WORK WIZ escape the waste basket and
WisH-nF thc cub much success am as
eyer. your true mcnbrr
EvTl.NN L. DYKE.
Va "'"3'' ->rN''
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rrnnh ID Mtutinr Nc,Inl.

pcas Editor. am sending t,v" dra Wings.
NcfH"r % th,sn are very cas- 10 r.pindivr,
nut hope ,liHy may he az some usr to tho
y u. 6. g. VIII trv 50 d. better most
tne. YOU'D )lko rctv tnicr to know II
Hon can rcprc,l,'c brush drswnss ~, cur
ndt;r lH'E n'.,scti several "f the pspct4.
d!d not NGow had Won media unit I
received 1t. .1Iuk tho honor badges are
20 nlce am rca' Nrorl Of wearing one.
y friend 81 ur = mcmh'r nj 'hc T. ~.
9. a. tuth"rf's, smell. nr l;rponrnl. In
fotmcl nc tliHi Nis- Evclyr DNi,c Non m
honpr hadrc. think ST., draws 1terly m
lccd. What is tn" matter with ta-rinston
EHlicwdN" Tho puzzle picture III Sunity's
I'aper "iiclo Jack. Where's UIc" was
aic,fS irawn As ap, trkiu,; too mucn
sprc' an the rage or two little u thu waste
basket. ! Will stop wtitns. hcpc 10 do
hettc. TcNt week.. Thanking yo~l again FOR
my honor badge ! rcin1in vcr,- truly YOUR.
liroolS acai. Va. CLARENCE Si'ENCER.
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answers TO names OF great MON,
Iihcoln. Mckinley, jefferson. Co
I"mnus, Bonapartc, Franklin.
Answered by
CHARLOTTE BONNEY.
~ orchard street, New Bedford. Mass.
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HONOR ROLL.

fvcisn T.. Dyke. NEWPORT News, Vn;
tiiihcrt" Smlth, south IIilI. W.; Chr
cm"c Is. spcnccr, Brooltncni, Va; John
Bruce, tslchmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

heur ltditor.-1n hchnif az az Inc faniiy
a'v ="lnr to 'hnrk you for ,lc priz. YOU
'aNC ''wa-dcd l:nma W. apprcrilic it vcry
inm'lN, and Nc rcioic" with each ,,no tl,at
WINS rriac. ] ar, rather Il hujricss case.
lh3nEn. rs far ~ Tho arts 20, aud n prize
iuilS iu' way nearly fam, with low: hut
con Op.nr about mo and please ACCEPT
orr THANKS. Your !incorc Cricnd
NELLIE ~ cHNnNldK
Cars WilSnm chadwick. national soldiers
F"mr. HAMPTON. Va.
r. S.-wiltc ,hanks you rur hcr pri1, a,.,l
s '"ES aus prs {" know what Il is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

Answers to jImhlcd animals:
j. Tiger. .. Elephant 9. AIoul,ey
1"sHeE. .. Horse. G. Lion. Z. Doc.
CELIA WHITEHURST
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Hanover Courthouse

answers to jumblcd avIators:
J., preXcl . Brookins. 9. Latham,
!. Hamilton. t""''''
"a, .THos. w. BROWN
gus West Marshall Street. Richmond
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supply Letters.

-N.N.NL D. IILIlINM.
=. Age years.
IS Fillmore street. petersbMrg, IN.
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: DlsonEDIENT LITTLE nov.

VA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
FlAt Chesta.

For fat chests a. gynanasium
teacher advises this simple exer6isS: !:
LAS. thing Al night AndSthe @ffbE
thing in the morning while YOU Az
clad In your night dress, stand With
your back against Al door and "A Al
your lungs. brsatttpg r0h 9h sbllr
nostrils with ihe mnAlt D. "A 8iosed 4 iih-
til your lungs arei ab le "a v hold idKc
more, Remain Standing and ir6tkih
breath while xous c0liif sfbur; exbAi
II through the nose, counting s4v1h.
Practice the tr3athing niovemeht
ten times. Next stand upright And
turn out the toes 40 that the shAAk
touch. Place your hauds on the hibb.
the fingers on he diaphragm, J. the
thumbs back IN the'soft part OF ,the
back on sither side of 2the splhal
column. Now draw In a deep breath
and force the air down 50 that y6ii
feel the hands pressed out thfouRA
the expansion OF the lowe part, ~
the lungs Hold the breath wKifA
counting. four; expel With yinif
seven count. Practice I, fltis nuys 9
Essnl s'A ulhssbg W 50 s.s..s i. ! 4
a s1t assSia asnr m ,swHS
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
Read These.

Warm salad oils will relieve ear
ache. ~
Always try to pass at least one
hour q day in the open air.
Never use on the face wash rag
which sis not soalded each day,
Never let child or infant sleep
in the room with q sick person.
II Is very bad taste to place beau
tiful jewelry upon neglected fingers
do not think that serubbing will
injureq your complexion. for II will
not. - -t F'V 1f'g
Cocoa hutter will smooth the
rough elbows, but Il must he per-
slsteptly used.
y Quickly apply raw egg to cut
II will allay the pain and quickly
heal the wound. s5ls ff F4
Castor oil rubbed onto warts has
been known TO cure those that have
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
SUMNER
PIbbCWS

Green. blue or violet bingham for
ooueh pillows I'm rooms whose colors
and general style tof furnishing war
rant its use will, no found most
attractive Roth nlain. and as,,rad
ginrham is good and the two looE
well when nsed toxsther an d,3er-
ent pillows on the same Couch.
There are, of course. many designs,
especially among the, expensivk
singhams. which would not be At
al effective for pillow covers. but
the checks, polka dots. simple
stripes and plain ginghams are a.
ways pretty sure to turn out we'll
Some OF these pillows are AnishAd
with a border OF cotton fringe, but
they are quite attractive without
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
DAME FASHION Says
D 4T7.Tr sss.S g7s,, fFv-ITIi 81 "a tf .f =
The Woman to Be Well,Dressed
Must Follow the Current Styles. 81
ny AIRS. iKINGsLBY.

effective in the new glazed tand
stfaws and the ethereal lousSjr,g
braids and they will lbe pe,ed sin
strong rivalry to the white ansn craa pi
tlnfg.r frHif a eftse Hyf 80 itt III
IL ~ fl .Nas-, 49, tNki lao.
For the mRtron the parrpy, hair
bapdeau,is very appropriately Some
times they are fashiohed hoff narTlow
silver ribbon stjed IN a sti6 eneolztie
bow at the side. "A
--is-.i- lis.ls--s--e 80 y -
In speaking OF the empire modes
II must he remembered thLt the SHIRT
wasted effects IN vogue yatiithel cglrt
OF the first Napoleon, and which
have been ada aptedr to the Haahlionl
exigenoias of the present dav.. fare
suitable only for evening gowns band
for suchHsanidres models as are dia-
tlnctly indoor garments ,r--- ,Wheilher
for social Functions or ptherwise. u.
Eff sS frFt
The ,monstrous picture hat is ;tep-
resented only by an occRsional Wat
teau suggestion, but modified f,bnms
Of n WIN be In ,eyidance. .tbut not a
whit less picturesque than their dhs-
unguiahed ,orlginal.a The head fsazas
are still alarge. but raised :, mere
tribe by a bandesu go that IbitI OF
the coiffure Is vlaible, and the 'brims
are more apt 10 he'more or loss rolled
hack from the face.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
The CUF'F..

Nowadays the cuffs OF blouse
are no small matter in the general
planping OF q garment They are
ii9tls fHings but in them lies tie
making or mRrTing of the resultant
rs II you notice, nearly all blouses
have yokes and cuffs Of m terial that
Is different from that used In, the
body OF the blouse The reason for
H'ifs not hard to ind This idea
gives opportunity for two or three
gpimpes Of different lace, or net, In.
snring 2 pleasing variety and neces-
sary cleahliress.
at leaAt Is washable In any OF the
Yarious' home ;cleansers to which all
OF us resort tn
more properly speaking, the sub
cnffs. are deserving Of your atten-
ton They are the parts that be-
speak the amateur or the experienced
First, they should he cut SO that
the line on the outer seam OF the
sleeve Is. a trifie longer than that on
the inner seam. If this allowance
be not made. the edge OF the cum
will slant up toward the outer part
"a line that is to be observed on
all well made cuffs.
Guns should not be absolutely
straight. They should be cut with
slight slanting sline on tho inner
seam, to conform to the shape OF the
forearm. or course, In the bell
shaped cum that is prominent In
some Of the new models the Sides are
FseNtSA NNs'o .ssl.@ ~ s9s y W.9l -
A,tE atD.AH s.5l IA .
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
French Knots arelvsryl lfashloPabl'

French knots areNvery fashlopable.
The, newest blouges. are made OF
voile and marqulsette.
4sis sae sN ,
- The newest real shellN halrpins are
quite small and light.
The satin cape, coat lined with
brilliant green velvet is a novelty.
Kid gloves on the, glace order and
usually white are worn with any
evening costume.
White. pink. light yellow and
American beauty shades,sr used for
dancing gowns
Paris has - new fenoy,for shading
her feathers and even hertveils az
well. as her gowns. ht
Polished wood buttons. OF cloth
and silk colors are In great favor
for polo'H storm Goals
Irish lace bands-carrylp out the
frish lace vest or collar 40 much
worn-adorn many sleeves T.
Rsi t.5, p Ss9s 0Vt4r ,f
Pressed scrim OF extreme Hneness,
fine Milan straw and an inhnlty OF
fancy braids, Including many basket
weaves, Will iNhe' employed for the
spriug hats. te.at
The metallic coloEs are among the
most delightful OF all spring and
summer hats-copper color, the
bxoneas in all their glory, of green,
bronze pnd reddish tints. and tar
nished Silver all being especially
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29

\ 42s M TGAS

- ABODE tho new sandwiches
1wh feh EnkDsh lhostesses are serving
with affefnopn7 tea =, says the young
twomaps who lknows, f.thare are some
Fesipesa pew to the majority Of
lAmeTiqan \ y, " /. u {. l-,,.ss,s 'i'sY III.
\ Z A slight serape ,of honey ON but :
tered hneadi DIS one novelty, another
fbeing gnidnn tsRrups used IN the same
lsparing ffashion.yf iAnuther SWEET
Observation-Disclosures scored
lareRt siioeW isi bread 1iberRlly lbut
tered wAh an Intermediary wafer
thin slice, OF gingerbread 3f1
l'lt~This''r said az thrifty English
Awoman, is good way of using a
Idry remna MT Ml7 Thin eurrailt bread
land butter In exceedingly popular
while spppg stbe sFyoTy nllings are
lall sorts OF potted and pounded
( pRstes. A Now sone is shrimp /. or
saimom past esw with q wafer thin slice
OF cucumberinr picluIes n'
A pretty 'fringed or lace edged
dolly ds laid son every plate OF sand.
wicbee, white plain bread and but
ter is served without q dolly. "
Een In summer hot cakes or toast
find abundaI.t Appreciation and Of
course, at tllhs season they are es-
pecially ~ piili.t ''lf toast is servad
II Is s'dihrr NV 3buttefed aud brown
bread tcastf Is ponsidered more on a
treat -t,hsD-,4he white. Toaste Cd
scopes are, dslLg1aful and rock cakes
or biscuit are always popular. ! n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
MEM M1WASIH =
\ ....,',..MRTERIAbS T.
~ BYiLucuE,pAuDET.

~ BYlJUCuE,plABDET. Wj
For the +, mother who takes this
tt.me OF thekyear,for,the aemiapnual
feplsniahingi OF her Ehildrenis sup
Iply of wash tfpcks thesshop thiu sea-
son has an epeciallyt attractive 9d-
Avance showing. sa ts. = ily5 =
In all the best shops one gees an
Sextensive display qf ,gingbams and
those who aae best informed expect
lthik fabric tobbe exceedingly popular
this season. The most noticeable
feature 'of the new feinghams is the
barge paid. Even .theglIttle girl is
ITO weas large paaids. There are
YScotoh fplalds In gueenss reds and
whitesl teautiful combinations OF
brown black and white. blue, vel
low and white, and orange, black
and white. The most effeotive OF
thhse tginghams.a for tho most part.
come only In ,the french fabric that
is sold N llttlesmnder so cents a pard
The usual linesof' dainty and aplefi-
didly wearing ginghamg, however,
can be found Iat fDona 1 8 cents UP.
n tiQel no%Netu leUJnTe OF WaHnt ma
terial pfor little girls is the .soiid
color percale Thislis about IS cents
yard'i In lblipe, oldgroseg brown and
green proves Hoabeja most becoming
and smart fahgic sforethe everydpy
frook ~ .llsts.f,te,S. TaAa y
Fnrths Peter Tppn aud sailor suit
always . necesRity Tor the well
eaAipbed lftle boy, and girls OF all
sisesA- the plain. heavy white linen
is most An favor. Besbdee the plain
liueiis sthere Is arnmart looking white
lhnenA with "a satin stripe an inch
wide. l,CostR 81 or more yard.
s For the little glrl,s party dress
handkerchief linen, at from 35 cents
ka yard up. continues to ne favprlte.
This material, because. IL combines
iso we'll with lace and launders 30
dajntily, is1preferable ito the figured
\swisses aadtmullg a lfa spsfl.
\ d Itmity continues to be the favor
iite white msteriai for very little
lchiltrem The cross barred patterns
yof the ,sheerestl texture are especially
NattractliVe this year. a. 80 NJ 81
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29

sF ss HINTS,

=. -.
%' $50 ~ MhS' lhihAs'oh' hr'Ag'
Che practical house mother who
,oors .-.,.,.,,,u ,,u,i, 49,
- D''Yr y e9o' 'f'N's ~ 'eoi
~ tne 9l0g same WRy--lust az her ipother
did when she was a childEwlll per-
hans welcome some up-to-date
=, nranar,n od,.s ~,
fINs,yrsr Nc,,yran !, Iai,y Thiss y,
a., ~ ~, ,,,,' a,,,,i1
~ ,s,,fS ,,,,,,io ,I tn,,t... ~.
Ssrain ~ y,,ica y, cs.an..
@ ,hra, & nhoosacIob % ns'.-, nss
svay~ y~e ~ n,,r ee ~ 'pts. ,bo'.o "p ~
maj haY. ,na .,,n y, ,urp y
atror T fhaa.aS i, ,hS ~ ~, ,,s't
T z fsYIhef !, w to,I ~ ~.
sr9ca -. nvi ny ~
Ia tEA ,saa. ARs s,in ,,.,.,,' .hynt inyn
ouShtr S%scivaH W ',.,,, WY i
on,,,a.; q, % 'hoiI 'ya a,ooSs ssro,, a. ~ ~
no,, ,nsn f4sg 4apv SIass sqe 'iY NY any
kVSIi,ils,sy q, 4 ssr ~ ~ e6s - -S
q, ba&rd & rraen neare Se,yh y. nn,,n nvIAns a. rs
su 2T hsis 4 no,rndi ~ or gresn =
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
CARE OF I. '''ss
:, . q I. ( !. THE HAIR

Keeping the hpir ptettygFiter one
ls past middle LIE is NO easy task
IL II does not datken TO. an ugly
muddy hue, II y qyltei Liable to go
into streaks and look lifeless Blonde
hair. needs tavte a .dihersnt treet-
rpent from, dark, hair. lEyep,,,the
shampoo mixtures epd soaps, that are
used shouid he chosen with .the.idea
OF keeping the light tones I'm the
hair, Sage. tar soap and excessive
use VI oily tonics should be. avoided,
as they all. darken, ( Egg shampoo
is not good fer blonde ,baE for thd
same reason. asE f n. sl,le
Ammonia. and soda brighten light
hair. but they should bH used with
caution, as they are drying in their
effects. A rev drops In a shampoo
is rarely injurious. hut IL the hair
appears 20 be .geWing brittle stop
using IL. A tablespoonful OF salts Of
tartar and the juice OF lemon
added to the last rinsing OF blonde
hair will help to keep It's color.
A good lotion for light hair Is
made of equal parts OF honey and
rhubarb stepped in three parts OF
white wine for "a hours. After
straining the liquid is bottled and
used as a lotion. To obtain the best
effects the scalp isf nasssged with
the mixture and the long hair wet
with It. Wipe on the excessive mois-
ture and allow the smainder to dry
in. -
Another treatmGht for light hair
is TO add a small piece OF washing
soda, to q sbampoe OF white CASTLE
soap made. Into G5 jelly. The piece
OF soda should not be larger than the
thumb nail II these proportions are
closely followed itlwill1be found that
the hair in n sbe aight and fuzzy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
Value Of Tears.

Tears have, their dae aparts frona
the crying aspect, lnasmuch al they
refresh Bnd yasf the eyes Of Apii4 Ale
and birds who live exposed to YtHe
dust. The eve requires to be- k4nt
clear and clean and tears perform
this duty, A striking example o.
this is shown when the eye 10 hurt =
n at once commences to- water and
often this natural method OF cleans
ing relieves the pair, and removes
the cause OF the discomfort. ~ !
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
Hair Brush Wash.

A solution of tablespoonful OF
spirits Of ammonia and one quart OF
water Is excellent to wash hairs
brushes in. Dip the bpistles up ana
down in the water without wettlnE
the back. rinse inaalear, warm water.
shake we'll and dry, In Sthsbsir but pot
in the sun. ll.tf a'Y.t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
Ink Stains.

A woman removed thick ink
from an Administer carpet by putting
on II a paste of buttermilk and
starch. letting It rem; in two days
and washing off with cold water; a
second application was allowed to
remain three days nd then every
vestlge OF the stain was removed
MIX can be used instead of the
paste, but on the whole 1t is just
as well TO be careful with the ink
bottle.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29
Don't Be Min

Some individualsiare constitution
ally thin. but II lis IAN exceptional
case that will not respond ito proper
'get-fat. Treatment which conststB
IN moderate xercisel good thing tu
eat and plenty OF refreshing sleep
Raw eggs are fattening. DRINK
plenty OF water Bife vpencil the
fretting habit. Get out OF doors
every day and sleep at least eight on
nine hours every hight, sset0