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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-15

So swift Is the mysterious
power of electricity that the mes
81 sage had five minutes the start
II Of the great, green, crushing
wave moving as a great over
whelming wall from the river
upon the town. One second
Lena Buckley stopped TO think.
Then she turned from her
switchboard. There was not
time TO give warning by
telephone.
She dashed down the stairs
into the street, wildly swinging
her hat and screaming: The
dam has brOkenl Run to the hills!
Follow mel"
A few looked stupidity at her, then
turned into a store 10 make a pur-
chase for the evening meal they
would never eat,
The green marching wall broke
against the store. lt rushed over II,
crushing IL into ruins. The dam
has broken! Run to the hills! Fol
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-15

S<V on SEQ one Of The big central
stations Ike Maine or North is
the sUorld~7dHd It's all on the
S10iiehbodyd-g0od aud bad, lovc stories
and death notices, sOineyS and losers
all going on at once.
"AMd the phone girl is sort of Fate
who sees that the right people get each
other-thoagh she could often SGvc lot
of trouble if she mired in.
"0h, / tell yon us hard not 10 inter
fevs, sometimes, sUhen yoH haze the whoie
irorid under year tao hands"
From "The Woman" /,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-15

Miss Lena BinckleS
the Telephone
Operator Who
Warned the Town
Of the Austin Flocd
in Time to Save
Many Lives.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

- u WEEh--Lo. sou make less Be
your oWm master money al yours. don't
Dc an aEsnt- smith Pa. writes E1rT IN
~ weeks SricEneF. Man -E4 worth
make an average Of SO Gay" We have
started hundreds OF others (8Farfs out
Llts plate Eol1. silver nickel. etc We fur
ulsn recipes formulas trade secrets and
teach you the art; Work easy. profits enor-
uloIs- 3toEEl neW dtEutnC process. every
family hotel, restaurant. shop. has table
Nare-- 1eselry- metal goods of All kinds %
ue REPEATED. every other bushes over
eroAeeas plains SHOPS scarce free sam
pc az platiuE- GRAY q Co PiazfnE Wgorks-
- Gray BIdg-. Cincinnati O.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
Cut the Word IF Out
of Your Life

JUS a tecb
life let
you
a can gain trainn
BOYLES COLLEGE
DAY OR NIGHT SCHOOL
VII
u
INTO
ruututo
q
he
Rausr that In the pre
Law the fuuudau for m
nunaybs otter
evil
fyoad
tina
Is Dive todavt
sezd Tor over
BOYLES COLLEGE
Boyles Bldg. H. B. BOYLES, President.
OMAHA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

MAN4ELl-For T. S. army. abIe-bodfei
Unmarried men. between the aga o. Is ard
-, citi1eEs q the United States OF good
character and temperate habits. Wha can
SPEAK. read and write the klnEIisn Ian
gAaEe For information apply 10 recruit
Is utIlcaT- l1Ih and DQuglas SIS. Omaha
Nec-. Massachusetts Bldg sioux Crtv- n :.
- ~ l9th 81. Lincoln. keb-. DO T. - 81
Grand Island Nebs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY AND CHATTELs

-sssssuzssSzzsss usiSsESsSssssssssSSssl
/! NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
NEW CO. sc 70 80 NEW PLANS
Tnis Is a new firm. orEEntled ~ tne
LEADING BuBTNEES MEN OF
OMAHA TO LOAN
q, any honeEt Deraon ewing HOUSE
HOLD GOODS. PIANOS. etc. or
hoIdfuE . Ealartsd position. a. the
rate az PER CENT PER TEAA
Just THINK YOU PAY
sc interest un 80 for enc year.
rs interest On - fer one year.
& = interest On sc for one year.
Al QTHER Suns IN PROTECTION
EASY MONTHLY RA1AEN1G
Reasonabls -ApprAt1ament CuarEea
INDEPENDENT LOAN CQAFAhE.
ROOM ~ WTTHkELL BLDG
y E Cor Isth and HsEnsy,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

asEsss zaa EsAae1sa.
HORSE WaE1u and harnazE- VFerltsr lEE1
p CHEAP farm mares team q ulzrez
Ha-ElL ~ pounds D se- rev narness for
SD hiae Barns rear Mulard hotel IN
and D1uEias
AUCTION sALE 90 over 80 ho---- -
1llles ttallup.s regular alcricu sale Union
etoCE ar1s eoufr Hwaha TlurrlfsV
Mlrch AmouE rhls cursiEnu1err ~ -
1alul cluice farm Ular heavy dr1ff
matched teams % farm chuuks- also ab5rft
- head cf secondhand cirv hurs-z NJ ~
tEeln a urtle pavement sEre- they sell chaar.
and make uEefuI horses 90 take ON - ~
farm a. tres sool hecuu1e EouuI uhar
used On ECft gruuud q O.. GALLUP
FoR sALE-Chsar % haad Eood u,o-F
rurses, s or 81 SETS 20 Euod WaEun ~
ness md Z or uzEEaEe wagon 0maha
transfer Co Isth and JackEuu
FoR SAL.E-sauoi Erads. hay perchsror
sia4iinn and tlark Mammoth 1acE Cod
nreeders- Priesd loW b. reririnE farmer
Address A-ork BOX. Lli. "a tnIerset las
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
HOE M ATCTION

Al ear regular auCliou sale TueEfay anf
We1ue1-1F WlI nave an extra ~
run az EuFses % Hl ciksses. facIudfnE ru5
e1ara cf extra guatirv EtE mares WalEhinr
fruu ltsa 90 So n1uuds each
sol III OMAHA HORSE AND MULE
COZ INC
tesfoN sDOCK YARDS SOUTH OMAHA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
MEDICAL

FREE redlzal and surgical treEtmsnt ~
CREIGHTON Medical college. lath and Dayen-
rcrt SIS ruscfa1 atranttou paid % cou1ne-
m@nr cases AL ErsEfmgnt supervised -
eorIere professor. Phone DouEf41 AltL
Calls answered cay and ntEhG
HAZEL. LEAF PILE CONES-BeEt rem
esfv for itching hiesdtnE OF pruCudIng
PILES sc postpaid: samples free sher-
man Z 8fcCsnnen DruE Co. 0naha-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

DRUG clerk wantec. Must be a Eool
-tean- sober industrious yusuE utau Regis
Tered state eEperteuee- reference and sal
arr expected Lewis-l thompson DruE Co
Albion Nebe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
G0VERNMENT J

CIV EtLle ENl positions RailWaF mail
cieEts. postorLice clerks and carriers. GUS
ln-lis internal reFeuae service. etc. Thou
sands n Appointments r1 BE- made Erar1-
nations soon On every state Efua uarts-l-
laEs a. tQ dates and places. salaries paid.
salupie questions previously used. etc seur
free Positions guaranteed and rre. tr5frr-,--
explained. send Tor circular ~. National
Cor institute Washington u. c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
LIVE STOCK F0R SALE


Horses SD VehfeIe.-Couttnued.
We buy and sell al kinds % horses
Blue barn. rear Willard hotel -. 49,
DELIVERY wagons without to9.
Just the thing for gardener Lat az Sen
Nets Ban I-th and Hpaart SIS
ALFALFA BAY. waEnsE. sz y. ls,l-
LOST AND FOUND
IADY-s gold vatsh- Reward for return
20 p y. Cole. 1f1s Douglas s.
L.CsT. rtrayed or stolen one bay horse
about IEs. lost fr1m Gilmure- Notify
owner. - y ST south Omaha Phone
s. LEE
YOU uiu find in this column whatever
De- iust or found. OF value. lI loan Meier.
Bee office within days and IDENTITY him
-rlL he viii receive order FOR ~ %
seats to the American Tneater.a
LOsT-A lays guld watch. reward r.
v. Cole. Els DouEias
LOST-An Opportunity for a batch q
fius hrs4d b not raadiuE Pee Wanr ads
II MrE- John Thur Of as Harvey s.. vii
bring this ad % Ths Bee Cffice and iden-
i--uouud sack q Updike's Pride q Omaha
Flour good with any Erocsrs
LosT-P- T. O. pin Phone Harvey Ia
ss8 REWARD for return. string Of
rearls Lost between 18th and Davenport
ard 18th and Burt Valued kespsa-ze-
Return tr vs. n Isgh ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

a. MAN ana fanny f0r farm VoF1 0 -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

FOR RENT-Three-sr1r~ nrf bsr--a--
store hEiidiuE a. l11 Faruam 81 Eunufrs
H1ou ga EIrEt National Hank Hifr
Phone Douglass EDs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
OFFERED FOR RENT
apartment. sad FIat.-Continued

Groom brand new 81 Louis fiat down
stairs strictly up-to-dare complete with
shades. both Eas and electricity. Eas range
Cal phone Red 60s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
MOVING. STORAGE, CLEANING

EXPREssN[EN- DELIVERY Co-Afev-
ING. furuiTuTu packinE; ftrspruof storage
CITY cffice. rs 81 Lth- Doug ~. IND Bis
OMAHA VAN q STORAGE Co elsana
Feur carpets On your flouIa- etscrElc VaEulU
eieansrs- - B. la<hi - s zlth- Do2E- ga
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
HELP WANTED-MALE
SIi.eeia-neos--DoauHa~u.


FOR q number 10 years the nav has
endeavured % Tax q nlEu STANDARD tlr re-
lrulta- owing Oh Llz sLeall-T increasing
demand Tor nav position. however AM
department has Cererulllel o. Eaz-e SKIN
higher she Requirements rJr eullsLulau--
and o. accep- oulg pi-Ae- Eneh-ulorallyl
meu-allT and ptIT al1alll-
The navy nas mucn 90 offer the serious
minded young man or BOY over 81. who Is
Ambitious 10 maze hls lIe Success. who
- SAGE 10 VII adVanCeuleur D. uls own
efforts. and WE0 wants % ue ssLred uf
Retirement win a cumpetsn-y ia ms de-
clintng years
Ns'sr-do-welIs and adventurers need not
trT % JON the navy Even should Iney pas
the recruiting otf1cer EneT Wuual u1L IND
the Hervtce 70 thsir lEng. ana Their DIS
eharEes would PROBABLY roltoW5 ult Any
honest Industrious NuuuE nan OF sound
phystqua and clean ha uIls. can meet rhe
requirsn1snla, and such young men are
No man u urEsd 90 Join the navy. They
are 1llF asEed 20 tnves.iEars navy uLe
% tax @ over with their parents. The
TEST WaT 20 obtain a corrgCt idea q Navy
NE i % read The Making Of q Man-O'-
WarHman- 10 viii BE- sent free on Apph-
cation
ADVpiy At Nav recruiting staten. p. o
BlcE-. omaha. Neb where al questions
VII y answered willingly ny men who
nave 4la1 Years 81 eAtvtr-l or write 90
hurrau cf NauisatilU. Du1 - NavE de-
partuent. FsashlnEtol. b.. &C.
S1ooa To saeo yearly be- the real estate
business without capital. we Will teach
Fou the business by uzl- appoint you sre-
-lsl rgprssenratiye Orb your locality Of lead
ns real estate coUpalI last with you read
4y sala1le ur1uerrlt-- cooperate wtfh and
assist Won Co L-eruI.i rlarr srII-l-a-sr a rra--
1ugr commercial law course free 90 rerre-
seutatiEes- lt you arr honest and am
nluuus our free t--page DooE viii surely
interest," you Adre=s international kaa %
Corp. Dep ISL CEaaE1. All fSuf-rzS-1r
% The Gross Co. and b. 81 Cross & Coz
DRUG clerk wanted Must be Too5
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
NOTHING BUT MONEY

To LOAN. Come IN
IA I'M ~ " and let ~ explain
cur lev naaea- Re
- - hAbis Credit Co
- Parton BTHcE Tel DouEfAa IEl A-iuI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

STORE ROOM
OE ~ ST SOUTH OMAHA
steam heated siIe H. clean and d.
slraote - psr month. WIZ give ieaas
ARbGSr R0NG-WALsH co.
Tyler ls-i 20 50 Ilth s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

6tore-rooL new bundtuE ZlL Farnam a.
srrirLlT modern -8sH feet steam hat
good la-fuot basement az
EIuFe-ruum 81 r lsrh So corner TErH
and Jackson sts.. fiue shoe windows Eoof
1assmenr HtLh freight hoist heat fur
utzEed Price on Application
Ss-store-rooul, 81 3 lsth st zra n
good basement
sss-store-Eoom- "a Furnam S. zzzs5 o..
steam heat
GEORGE a CO SC CIty Sz- Bauk Bidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

ed into four classes.
ON the stage We have four types
OF chorus girls. and n you put the
same measure OF distinction Ia
girls AZ large that We on the stage
do 10 the girls In the chorus. you
will discover that all girls fall into
one Of the four CLASSES vory read.
ily.
on the stage. first We have the A
girl. That Is her technical classifi.
cation aud any theatre manager. u
you tell him that certain giri IL
an A giri. will Immediately know
something about her looks. her fig
ure. her manner. aud even a little
about her thoughts Youll ind the
A girl off the stage. too. The A giri
IL tan and stately and proud She
never moves hurriadiy she hasn't
any nerves that bother her There
Is grace in every movement. and
her own beauty aud charm give her
as much pleasure as they do any
one else.
The A girl Is never likely 70 fall
desperately IN love. because she Is
unimpetuons and too diEnified %
give way to emotions When she
does marry she viii realize that
she Is DOING the man a great ia
vor Ia giving him 80 much beauty
The A girl Ia always gentle and
refined
The u giri-ahcs the on. with
eleveracna She doesn't have % be-
good looking Her cleycrnesa can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

make up for any lack OF that But
she is rarely tall often her figure
Is far from perfect hut she has
a smile that comes from the heart
and she IL Interested Ia life and Ia
things aud persons about her She
forgetA herself. aud when she falls
In love she's willing TO have the
whole .world know about a.
Tho u girl on the Htase--and
IN real life. too-knows that she
want intended 20 be looked at .
she vas born 90 do things And
she does them. too. The best
singers and dancers In fact all
% the stars--come from the u
class. And a n class Eirl isn't
born IKE an A class one The
y class girI works up from bclow.
usually.
The G class glri n the most Low.
able OF them all She may have
ambition More often she has not.
hut she has one thing that she
can do we'll She IL usually small
In Stature. Her features are small
and dainty In real life you'd
call her the "ollnging vine" sort
She doesn't intend 10 remain on
the stage. II she can help ~. Her
dream IL love and a husband II
her dream falls, then ambition
alspa In. and she becomes wed.
ded 10 her art. There are more
G class Eirla In real life than any
other sort They make the world
better because they live in a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28
Would Tell How
to Foil the Stork

because q too many children. II
not only causes poverty. but ig
norance. idlcDess. sickness. crime
and death Dr. Robinson laughs
AZ the claim ot the disciples Of
Roosevelt. that people Will stop
having children. and In half q
century the race viii die out This.
he says. Is a groundless fear and
n silly caiumny on the human
race.
The parental instinct" DR..
Robinson says. -is pretty strong
instinct. The parents-sre rare in
deed who DO not wish to have at
least one or two children. Those
who have seen the anguish OF some
wives who have remained childless
will not share the fear that when
the knowledge Of the means Of
presentation OF large families has
became common property. the race
viii die out No. There viii be
fewer children. but they win be
brought into the world with pleas
ure and hopeful expectations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28
ONE DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, GAS,
DYSPEPSIA OR A SICK STOMACH

the stomach and intcstines. and. be
sides. one single dose will digest
and prepare foi assimilation into
the blood all your food the same as
a sound, healthy stomach would
do II.
When piapepsin works, your
stomach rcsts--gets Itself In order
cleans up--and then you feel like
eating when you come TO the table.
and what you eat will do YOU good
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery Ii waiting for you az soon
as you decide 20 take a little Dia-
pepsin. Tell your druggist that
you want Pape's Diapepsin. because
you want TO become thoroughly
cured this time.
Remember. II your stomach feels
out-of-order and uncomfortable now
you can get relief in five minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

The y class girl takes In all the
rest. There aren't 80 many Of her.
She has varying traits She doesn't
expect any particular thing from
the world. because she ig usually 80
young that she does not yet know
what the world can hold In store
for girl She IN willing 10 dance.
or sing. or act or get married
willing 20 take. Ia fact. whatever
comes along And 30 you'll see her
in the chorus on the stage. young.
the happiest Of them all. dancing
as hard as she can. singing as hard
as she can happy because the
world is 20 her such a wonderful
place No girl stays In the d class
long. She either passes 10 another
class. or. in her Innocence and lack
OF knowledge OF the world. she
meets with some terrible thing that
throws her into that realm where
there IL no class.
It is la the A class and the ID
class that the tragedies occur.
When the beauty and youth OF the
A class girl are gone she has no
further claim on the world. With
the u class girl the tragedies are
caused while she has youth and
beauty. when the world decelyeA
her
2 The y and c girls OF life. as Of
the stage. are always too busy at
something clever % useful 70 have
any time for tho things that lead 10
tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

Why not get some now--this mo
msut. and forever rid yourself OF
stomach trouble and Indigestion ?
A dieted stomach gets the blues
and Ernmbles. Give Il good eat,
then take pape's Diapepain TO start
the digestive juices working. There
will be no dyspepsia or belching Of
Gas or eructations OF undigeHted
food: no feeling like lump of lead
In the stomach or heartburn. sick
headache and dizziness. and your
food will not ferment and poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only so
cents for a large ease at any drug
store here. and will relieve the most
obstinate case of Indigestionsor Up
set Stomach In five minutes.
There is nothing else better TO
take Gas from Stomach and cleanse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28
Cynthia Grey's Letters

~ DO yeu think novel rcadins
wrongF II not. please name some
other good ones. A READER.
A-rhe wrong lies In reading
trash. not Tn the reading OF good
novels. Begin with SCOTS novels
they arc fun Of flne romance. are
most Interesting and wholesome.
After ruadinE "Ivanhoo- and "Kenii.
worth" you would find that such
trash as Welded aud Parted
would no longer charm, OF the
modern noyelists. Vim. DE Morgan.
VIM J Locke and Mederith Nlchol.
sou are among the best Read their
stories, | am sure your mother
would not object to them.
Dear Miss Grey 10 What Kind
OF a spring wrap Is suitable for a
boy OF fiyof "a What kind of
material shall get Tor summer
suits for him. and how shall make
themf tal Please give me recipe
for fruit salad and tell me how to
prepare the gelatin for a.
HouSEKEEPER.
Al A little light weight coat
made lust like fathers military
overcoat (2l For a boy OF this
axe washable material Is best such
as linen crash tordinary iO-cent
towcling will dol. and galatoa.
Make boomers with the three.
quarter length Russian overdrcss.
10 be worn with or without a bolt.
go Gelatin Is not served with fruit
salad Serve on lettuce. one cup OF
apples peeled and cut IN one half
inch cubes. one-half tablespoon
lemon juice. one-half TO one full
cup celery cut in small pieces. inner
stalks cut IN one-quarter Inch slices.
French or mayoanaiss dressing "a
desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28
ALL AROUND
THE HOrE|
By Cynthia Grey

Scissors are 40 useful In the
Kitchen that pair should be bought
expressly for that room Haislus
are nicer cut than chopped. grape
fruit and oranges are more easily
scoopcd from their skins " tho pith
II clipped in few places: lettuce
may be cut In rihbona. and celery
and chicken cut up for salad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

". v. Ooctof says People onould
be Told Ho~ 70 Prevent
Large Families
NEW YORK. March ~ Race
suicide II a hugaboo and large
Families a crime. says Dr. william
j. Robinson ~ Mount Morris. NJ
". practlolng physician and
president OF the American society
Of ~zn.dical sociology. who sirong.
~ advocates the giving Of the
proper information 10 the people
as 10 how a. keep down the birth
rafs. He expects to draft a bill
making such Information legal.
The birth Of child. he says.
often brings gloom and misery
into the household. The lrst child
Is a treasure, the second and third
less 40. and the fourth is openly
unwelcome. Families. he says.
which have started out with bright
prospects aud all the comforts OF
life. are often plunged into the
lowest depths % AFFECT poverty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

Here are two recipes for paste for
whitening the hands: Mix table
spoon each Of oil Of sweet almonds
and rosewater and l small teaspoon
tineture of benzoln In the yoiks Of
eggs. These should be stirred un.
th smooth paste results, and
should then be spread thickly over
the haads nj bedtime. after which
gloves should be drawn on. Another
mixture Is equal parts OF white
vasellne and ianoline. beating the
latter slightly and blending them
together smoothly and adding a
small portion OF rosewater. Spread
this on the hands. rubbing Il well
into the skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28
QUEENS ARE TALLER
THAN THE KINGS

= With two exceptions the 4
4 queens OF all the European 4
= countries are said 10 be taller 4
= than their husbands. Queen 4
= Helen Is more than n head 4
4 taller than the king of Italy. 4
= Queen Victoria Is more than 4
4 half a head taller than Alfonso 4
4 Of Spain. The car looks small 4
4 beside the czarina. The Ger I
4 man empress Is trifle taller 4
4 than the kaiser. and for that 4
4 reason always sits when their I
4 photographs are taken togeth- I
4 err. King George OF England I
4 Is shorter than Queen Mary. 4
4 The two exceptions are the e,
r queen OF Norway and the new 4
= queen OF the Belgians. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

Separate guimpes are being used
In place OF chemisettes. and the In.
novation has a more practical value
than many OF the new fashions
launched. A guifnpe Is not only
easier to clean than n chemisette.
but also has a wider sphere Of use
fulne&s. A chsutiactte only answers
for the one dress that u Ia made Tor.
while a guimpe can be used With as
many waists as you like. especially
since net has been given the prefer
ence 20 other neck coverings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

- ui~s GREY. am engaged
- whose parents object TO
= d you shinE they can .... separ-
,is as
xes II he loves you IN the
.xsx Why not put forth
eest efforts to win the atfec-
,s,rs Il his parents
mar Miss Grey When man
80 hrlnss me a box of candy,
80 go 4 be- apened I'm his presence
\, whom ELlLARErh
open il yourself and ask him
= shae Il with you
mar Miss Grey | removed a
-, AVN pink satin dress With
s'ss,ha but the nanhtha len a
- lookiag spot What will
sssa ~ MN''A"N -
-cAlorolorm. Il anything will
sl
n, Miss Grey My little giri
= "a months cid and ! am swing
=. oxis milk. Il does not seem
: atisfv her. aad she wants TO eat.
- sss no teeth. should ! give her
sn foods Mhs' j. A. u.
l-rry this milk mixture
rrszm. Y ounce. milk 4 ounces,
s.ter ~ ounces. sugar, ounce.
ave her this amount each feed
~ when the teeth begin TO ap-
-, the hahy can have a crust OF
sssa o. toast 20 chew on. Watch
49, she does not swallow Il Unex.
~<teab Try a little alhumen VA
wtr White OF egg cut up In glass
4 vaser,. Give = glassfui four
fn>s esy. Give little cream ~
tss soup. with the rice strained out.
acszioaally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

Who has produced uost Of the
musical comedy successes o. reeen,
years.
Whether they are on the stage or
In business or homebodics. there Is
one thing sure about girls. Aud Il
is this:
have employed and trained
thousand OF chorus girls In some
s5 Of the largest musical comedies
that America has seen. have noted
enc thing about American girls and
that IL that all girls may be dlvid-
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fashions

A late French touch Is the large
butterfly bow on the back OF the
gown-either of maline or velvet.
New waterproof automobile wells
are of chiffon cloth. fine marquis
cite or grenadine with plain or
printed borders In ribbon effects.
Small flowers seem to be highly
favored for early spring hats.
The fashionable lace wells. al
though quite expensive, are econom-
ical in the end. as they launder
beautifully.
A new note In the development
OF thin dresses this season is the
combination of thin fabrics with
those of heavier texture.
Pongees are much In evidence for
suits and long coats.
Seattle Automobile School, 21o
Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

skirts not less than two yards
around are favored this season. the
narrower ones being worn only By
the extremists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-28

Dear Miss Grey recently read
md enjoyed very much Welded
md Parted. bat my mother says l
Al too Young to read novels. | am
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Seattle Automobile School, 2to
Broadway. 80
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Pongees are much In evidence for
suits and long coats.