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Evening journal., 1912-12-12
PUBLIC SALE.


ID UBLIC SALE-HiGH GRADE FURNI-
i turc. Carpets. Rugs and Bedding. Con-
tents OF two handsomely furnished apart
mcnts viii be sold 20 the highest bidder at
Stidham a Sons S Auction Store No Ill
East Fourth street, Friday, December 10,
at ! O'Clock p. M, sharp
Apartment No. l-Onc handsome Mahog-
any Bedroom Suit with high post bed and
hair mattress. heavy Brass Beds with felt
Mahogany frames. upholstered in Boston
leather. ] Couch TO match suit, 1 Quartered
Oak Diningroom Suit Pedestal Table and
Leather Scat Chairs. / Oval Mantel Mirror
several beautiful Pictures. Library Table.
Dressing Table Gas Lamp, Bedding Of an
kinds Silver and Glassware, 3 handsome
Oriental Wilton Rugs 9xi2 size ! smyrna
Rug. oNi2. etc.
Contents Of Apartment No 2-One beau
tiful Bird 's.Eye Maple Bed Room Set swell
front aud glass knobs. I fine Brass Bed
Boston red leather. cost $50. 4 Davenport to
match suit Mahogany library Table mas
sive Diningroom Suit Pedestal. claw-foot FN.
tension Table Clhw-foot Buffet and Chairs
Pictures Rockers. ! Upright Piano CStiefl
Blankets Comforts. Spreads Sheets and
Bedding Of an kinds Dishes Glassware
Table Linen. 4 beautiful Rugs, Brussels. vii.
ton. Tapestry. Etc.
This is the last sale OF Furniture this sea.
son. and we believe IL 20 be the best furni.
ture we have sold this year. All of the arfi.
the highest bidder the owners have nc
further use for them. Goods cannot be seen
until day Of sale,
Sale A. ] O'Clock, Fefsy, December i8.
dq.11.1c.
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nIrNER TO RAISE sANrEE.
frigate win BE Broken Up b! PhiIa-
dclDhia Wreckers.

Captain Richard Hitner, of Henry
A. Hitner's Sons Company, and a
crew will leave Philadelphia today on
the wrecking barge Diamond Brand
for Annapolis. Md, via the Chesapeake
Canal to raise the sunken frigate
Santee. built in 1920 and rebuilt in
lS6h The frigate which is TO be
brought to Philadelphia and broken
up for scrap iron by the Hitner Com
pany, took an active part in the Civil
War, and was used for many years as
prison ship for the cadets of the
Naval Academy. where she now lies
in about 10 feet OF water
Another vessel doomed for the
same scrap heap is the side-wheeled
ferryboat Clinton. OF the Occidental
and Pensacola Steamship Company.
The boat formerly piled between Key
West. Fia., and Havana. Cuba.
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OOO JEFpERsON ST; NICELY FUR
Cs)O nishsd room bath, phone. n3o-12t
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POULTRY.

.-'-,l,l'-.e----l7--1-l-l--l---1---
L. AULTLESS" HOUDANS8rhis strain
II has been egg.bred from trap nest
records since April 1890. ] have bred them
n years for great layers aud IL years for
large size chalk-white eggs; these fowls
are extremely hardy; have neither comb
or waffle TO freeze and are the best Of
all winter layers In open front coops. Fault
less strain Houdans have won every blue
ribbon at New York, Boston. Chicago and
Philadelphia shows for past six years; eggs
largest illustrated poultry catalogue ever
issued II tolls you how TO breed these
fowls, which average $50 eggs year
apiece; il tells you how 10 net 50, 600 a
year from 100 hens r. II. MacAvoy. socre-
tary. Houdan Club, Cambridge, n. "
Dec TO Apr 3.
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w ANTED-TWo MEN or WOMEN TO
w interview pro spective customers.
Nothing TO sell. Inter. State Supply Co..
wilmington, Del. o24-t.Ls.u-
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citizens and coming citizens to care
for their physical selves will be call
ed upon TO provide additional police
stations, jails and hospitals.
"The playground is a positive force
i'm a community, because it stands for
health aud happiness Therefore the
chief object of this association should
be to create public sentiment for re-
creation centers in all parts of the
city"
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MARTIN b. BURRIs Receiver
Wilmington. Delaware, December IL, 1912
dT2IT
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LACE CURTAINS.

= AVE so PER CENT. ON YOUR LACE
- Curtains by buying them direct from
the factory at ONE profit. All our goods
are sold on q strictly money back -dissatis-
fed basis. Send postal today for FREE
book, showing many styles, or ask us 10 send
a representative with samples. Write NOW.
@. j. Whitmac Co, Fourth and Enge SITS,
Chester, Pa. reference. Cambridge Trust
Co. Chester PAD
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900 EAST FOURTH ct. TWO CozY
,DDO furnished rooms; bath; phone; all
conveniencos n29-1m.
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aAIR DRESSING.


L OUISE C.. pOTTS-HAIR DRESSING
/ 4 and Manicuring pariors Specializing on
Face Packs and Hair Work ID & A. phone
2147A d7-3m.
NJ ISIS f. EVANS NO. sol KING ST
WI an kinds Of hair work done. Comb
iugs made into switches puns and psyches
or short notice. Special-Four fity cent
shamp0os for one dollar ID. & A. phone.
37s5A. nla-eod- -1m
MISS FRANCES MUIHERTN. FOR.
vi merry az sea Market street, has re-
moved 70 so6 Market street Shampooinx
scalp treatment facial massage eiectrtcaf
treatment manicurng. full lire Of switches
aud transformations. also cumbings neatly
made ap. y. = A. 'phoue 5s6eA m16-Iy
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SEMING CIRCLE MEETING.

The e. M. McAllister Sewing Circle
WIZ neet at the home of Miss Mollie
VansaRs. No. 914 Orange street. this
evsoiaE.
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4 YOU WANT WORK. OR III YOU
ana are not afraid OF work call or write Mr..
Kitchen. No 5O7 Equitable building Wanted
at oncc--Ono Office supply man, twenty spe-
ciHlty statesmen: every Insurance solicitor 60
carry as a side line the latest and best Acct
don't and Health policy. d4-tf
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There's a way TO realize on eXper-
ience. ability and material wealth Of
all lxinds-make use of the Wants -
Adv
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ID OY WANTED WITH SOME KNOwL.
ID edge OF typesetting Bright boy. anxious
10 learn good trade, win find this on excel
lent opportunity THE wages viii be right
and the hours are right. Apply at once.
Arden Printery, Harvey Station, b. and o..
railroad dl2-lt.
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n ICE, CLEAN, FURNISHED ROOMS;
~ rates reasonable No. 7o7 King ST..
n8O-1m.
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PLUMBERS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

w WANT YOUR SECOND HAND FUR.
w niture. Hghest cash prices laid
Also new md second hand furniture for
Phone. 3115A. E21-tf
ID ERGER PAYS MOFE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your otics furniture and
household goods. You're losing money II
you don't sell 60 him A postal viii bring
our buyer there with the ready cash. Berger
3rd Shpipy d. 4 D. phcns 51ia-A. mt5.ti
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Water-color Boxes and Artists Ma.
terials at Yerger's. 419 shipley ST.
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y ADVERTISEMENT IN Ths
HOME. IHE EVENING JOURNAL
)s READ IN MORE HOMES
Every DAY THAN ANY 0ThEs
u r LA W ARE NEWSPAPER.
NJ ANTEDA EXPERIENCED GROCERY
w eiern no 200 King street dl-'-r
w ANTsD-BoYs TO LEARN PLUMB
w ing Apply No. 7i5 shipley Street.
n7-tf.
NvOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS
] stenoeraher Experienced. Address A,
Evening Journal ofaeo, dls-lw
rPHoLsTERER on PARLoR WORK
I Steady job. No. 2o7 n. Second street
Philadelphia Pa.i dl2-ot
NHy ANrED-rwo BOYS BETWEEN lGI
w and rs years Apply no. 4O9 Madi-
s'n street. ul1'l|
w ANTI. .nIvErrNG GANGS. STEADY
w employment on boiler making. New
ork Fore River shipbuiiding o.. Quincy,
-''f
X4r ANTED EXPERIENCED IArHER
w bog on ono who can shave for even
ings Apply Barber Shop, No. 92s Elm
NJ EN WANTED-TF YOU ARE OUT or
WI employment consult with our employ
mcni bureau We viii assist you in getting
work d11-31
JonnMEN - PERSONS DESIRING
UUU work can secure 10 through the
classified section of the Evening Journal
dll''1
w ANrED-A MALE ATTENDANT AT
w No 2li West street. Mrs Il. A..
Walter Cpriyatc hospitup no. 21l West
street dl2-0t
XET ANTTED- SOLICITORS WANTED TO
w represent one Of the largest Health
and accident Insurance Companies Come
with reference Apply Continental Onice, NO.
BOO Ford Building aiz-1t'
NJ WoUNG MAN. CONFINED TO THE
1 house, desires young man or woman ns
I companion. win give In exchange business
Evoning Journal once d1o-3t.
w UNDERWRITING YOUNG MEN
w 20 solicit business for an old eetab-
lishfd house; no samples. salary and com
mission; reference required. Address Box
woe. this oaie'. oso.u.
w ANTED- ALwAY MAIL CLERKS.
w Commerce S75 a month. Parcels Post
makes thousands Of appointments Wilmington
Franklin Institute, Dept DOW, Rochester,
NY All to il.
hoy WANTED WITH SOME KNOwL.
ID edge of typesetting Bright boy. anxious
TO learn good trade, win find this an excel
lent opportunity. The wages will be right
and the hours are right. Apply at once
Ardon Printery Harvey Station, B. and o.
railroad dl2-lt
T. YOU WANT WORK OR III YOU
I l have a position and want more money
ana are not afraid Of work. call write Mr.
/ Kitchen. No 5O7 Equitable building Wanted
nt oncc--Ono Office supply man, twenty spe-
! cinlty statesmen; every Insurance solicitor 20
1 carry as a side line the latest and best Acct
don't and Health policy d''h
An EXPERIENCED. SUCCESSFUL
/ ~ laundry manager desires a position as
assistant any place in Delaware, where an
] interest can be purchased later. Can guar
! anteo 20 produce enough new work TO oper-
ate any sized plant 20 its full capacity.
Fred Baicom. No. 25t s. Twelfth street,
/ Philadelphia Pa. o2d-t. .ts-f.
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RECEIVERS SALE.


ID ECElNER'S SALE OF BOOK AC-
h counts. In pursuance Of an order Of
the Chancellor, made the 1th day OF De-
cember, A. d. 1912, will be exposed 70 sale
at public auction, ON Thursday December
~. 1912 az 10 o'clock, a. m, at the Court
House Wilmington Delaware the following
described uncollected book accounts Of the
= @. Parker Sons Fibre Company, 20 wit;
keystone Electric Company .......s 24.s1
IT, b. Keeler Observation-Disclosures. 2O.OO
y. Hatfield ....... ....... 2.35
81 d. Sloanaker Estate ........... 44OO
j. b. Rosenkrans ............ 1924
German Democrat ............... 333 so
Eclipse Trunk Co.......... 1855
g. y. Smith Observation-Disclosures. FOG
Lewis Brown ............... 55.s3
w G. Gri1ith & Bro ro.......... 59.63
George W. Hamblm ........... aO.56
W. J. Keefe Observation-Disclosures. 6a.s6
S. +. Alley ........... et.5s
Bailey q lotteries ............ 24.5s
r. S. Van Glider ................. 61.07
Harry j. Downey .............. $500
vcrms-Cash
MARTIN b. BURRIs Receiver.
Wilmington. Delaware, December A., 1912.
df2.17.
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SALE

One s375 shaw Piano. slightly used $500
One Good Square Piano. .....-.----....- S15
One upright Piano, Mahogany case 500
One $500 Stieff Piano. slightly used S400
Cash or terms.
CHARLES A. STIEFF.
No 9o9 Market ST.
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RUGS. CARPETS. ETC.


NEW RUGS WOVEN FHOM OLD CAk.
N pets by our latert pstens method OF
re-inforcng assures you OF the best thai
can be had. Carpet cleaning specially.
TAPIS RUG MFG. CO., Inc.
Phone 2Ss0. s22 Tatnan 81
ita-tf
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NOTICES.
ARCHITECTS.

A RCHlTECfS AND ENGINEERS, SIS
"A Market st., 80 years OF active practice
brings 70 our clients. much useful knowledge
in design and construction. and We warrant
our work correct in all respects.
r. L. RICE. JR. CO. fTnel
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LOST AND FOUND.


4 OSI--Ll1'rlE FoN TERRIER, ONE
/ black eye. Lihopal reward II returned
10 30 fO1 Lombard street dt2-1t
4 OST-rUESDAN. on MARKET STREET
Il between Thirteenth and Nineteenth. an
Onyx Bar Pin. Reward f returned TO No.
1901 Market street. dl1-2t
1 OST--ON SATURDAY FROM RED OAK
l Road aud Willard street O. pet male Cat
entirely black except few white hairs under
chin Suitable reward n returned 20 r. L.
Curtis. at the above address. diet
II oUND-A GOLD WATCH CHARM
Il with monogram. owner can have
same by proving property and paying for
ths adv DAFT
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SITUATION MANTED-MALE.
SITUATION WANTED
FEMALE.

NrOUNG CoLORED WOMAN WANTS
I work by the day. Address A-63 Ever.
ing Journal Ohice. do-6t
- OLORED WOMAN WANTS WORK BY
\ day or week Address A-62. Evening
Journal Oaicc d7-Gt
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- MALL CASH REGISTER WANTED:
- also counter, hxtureft etc Address H-47,
this Office. dl1-3t.
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RnARnING AND LODGING.
HELP WANTED

n NYs AND GIRLS WANTED At THE
ID Jute Works IL years ola and upward.
STEADY work Apply Wilmington Mills over
.f1t. 81 Bridge ml8.u
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Wants Notices. Sales Real Estate and Business Opportunities
RoolMs FoR RENT.

A 3 ADNERTISEMENT IN THE
"a EVE f1NG JOURNAL is AN
DNEkIfaEMENT ~ THE
HOME. aHE ENENiNG JOURNAL
Is READ in MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DEIAW WARE NEWSPAPER.
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WANTErL

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
N EVENING JOURNAL 16 AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN MRE
HOME THE EVENT niG JOURNAL
is READ IN MCTaE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
della WARE bEWSpApER.
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10 EAST THIRTEENTH ST. COM.
l. = fortably furnished rooms. Bath,
heated men only. n3c-1m.
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HFIP wANTED-MALE.

Az ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n EtfS1tA JOURNAL iS AN
iDNERIJsEMENf IN u Y
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
1S READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELLA W. ARE NEWSPAPER.
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LHOR RENT-OFFICE AND DESK ROOM.
II Apply No. s3s Market street. or phone,
d. A., 1929. n22-im.
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An EXPERIENCED. SUCCESSFUL
"a laundry manager desires a position as
assistant any place in Delaware, where an
interest can be purchased later Can guar
anteo 20 produce enough new work TO oper-
ate any sized plant 20 its full capacity.
Fred Balloon. No. 25t s. Twelfth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. o2d-t.ts-n.
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Continued Tomorrow.
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doing.

to do these exercises" or Il know this
coffee is bad for me, but ] like it so
much, one more cup won't do me any
harm"
Make your mind positive against
these suggestions. Stop being like Rip
VanWinkle, who always took one drink
more and said that one didn't count.
| have to exert my will power till
every time l exercise or dive or dance
No one stands upon their toes without
keeping their mind on what they are
doing. If they didn't they would shake
about like aspen trees in the wind.
don't always want to exercise every
day. but I know it's the only way to
keep in physical trim and so ! make
myself do It,
Make Yourself Exercise.
once you have decided that you will
take some exercise every day of your
life make up your mind in what spirit
you will do this work for health's sake,
whether you will take it as unpleasant
drudgery or rs play,
Call It Play.
advise you to look upon ii as play
and to put yourself in the frolicsome
mood Of child.
People say they are not accountable
for their moods and can not change
them don't believe that is so. Good
will and quick physical exercise viii
Danish any dun depressing mood al
most before you know it,.
If you sit down and think about
yourself and how unhappy and de-
spondent you are, you viii get more
and more moody
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quirements. and has in addition tonic
properties that strengthen the stomach
liver and bowels is DR.. CaldwelrI
Syrup Pepsin, which thousands OF el-
derby people use, TO the exclusion OF all
other remedies. Trustworthy people
like Mr. II w Robinson, 100 W Divine
St. Columbia S. c., and Mrs. w l.
Shepard, Statewide Co, say they take
II at regular intervals and In that way
not only maintain general good health
but that they have not In years felt as
good as they do now You VIII do well
to always have a bottle Of It In the
house 1t Is good for all the family
Anyone wishing to make a trial OF
this remedy before buying It in the reg
ular way Of druggist at fifty cents OF
one dollar a large bottle Family size)
can have a sample bottle sent to the
home free of charge by simply address
ing Dr. w r. Caldwell, 405 Washing
ton St, Monticello, III. Your name and
address on a postal card will do.
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The Perfect Laxative
For Elderly People

Age has It's attractions no less than
youth in a more serene and quieter life
But It Is this very life Of rest without
sufficient exercise that brings with it
those disorders that arise from in
activity chief of these are a chronic
persistent constipation.
Most elderly people are troubled in
this way. with accompanying symptoms
Of belching, drowsiness after eating
headaches and general lassitude Ere
quently there IS difficulty OF digesting
even light food. Much mental trouble
ensues as 1t is hard TO find a suitable
remedy. First Of all the advice may be
given that elderly people should not use
salts. cathartic pills or powders, waters
or any Of the more violent purgatives.
What they need, women as well as men,
is a mild laxative tonic, one that is
pleasant to take and yet acts without
gripping.
The remedy that fills all these re-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
Getting on in Life
BY THOMAS TAPER.

lap for table, he wrote out his les
sons. This sort of work could be done
only in daylight At night he had no
oil or candle, and if he must hook at
his lesson it had to be done at the fire
side when no one else was there. For
the purchase of pen or paper, the
money came out of twelve cents, which
means that it came out of his food.
His case illustrates how men in the
same circumstances differ-because
they are born with different desires. He
once said II had to read and write
amid the talking, laughing, singing,
whistling and brawling of at least half
a score of the most thoughtless men"
This means that in that roomful OF
men ten were brawling and raising
pandemonium while one was quietly
building character
Ill
The president of a large corporation
told me recently this;
Il take pride in my relation and
standing to the bank with which l do
business. I have sustained the honor
of my name there for 46 years. Just
as soon as could bought share Of
the banks stock and l have kept on
buying it, to establish my faith with
them and theirs with me.
If was asked he went on, ito give
advice to young men about to go into
business or to those who want to get
on in life, I should say this;
Il. Never think of building business
alone; build business and character.
80 When you make a promise. signed
or unsigned, keep 1t to the full extent
49, Do not go down into the sixties
and seventies of life with nothing but
a pocket full Of money have a heart
full of sympathy, of generosity, and
good will.
a. You can do plenty Of business by
crowding the other fellow out. and
you may be called successful, but do
not carry the memory Of the injustice
Of your own actions into old age. 1t is
not comforting
20. And once again; Never build
business alone-huild CHARACTER
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! believe that mental depression and
many forms of physical and mental
lazlness are due to the fact that all the
tissues of the body, including brain,
nerves and muscles, become saturated
with the poison which is the product Of
their own waste This poisonous waste
product is part of the rhythm of the
chemistry of the body. By exercising
the body these poisons are eliminated
quickly and naturally When they are
allowed to remain in the body, how
ever, the symptoms of fatigue, lazi
ness. depression and general physical
sluggishness develop into sickness.
know that great many women
who work hard at household duties say
they are not healthy, though they gel
plenty of exercise
The human machinery to keep in
good shape must not be overworked
either. and above all things it must be
worked intelligently.
Now one kind of housekeeper does
not save herself She rather prides
herself on the fact that her work Is
never done that she is the first one up
in the morning. the last to go to bed,
and that her days are spent in long,
laborious round of hard, physical ac-
tivities-of course. she is worn out-of
course. she is a nervous wreck No
woman was ever intended to work as
hard as she does.
| have done lot of house work my
self and think | know something
about it. Last winter when I was play
ing in New York | did all the work in
my apartment besides nine perform
ances a week, and in my next article
I'm going to tell YOU how ! managed
to make beneficial exercise out of ordi-
nary house work
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14

4 ia + Il NullE dutOHlODll6 WHICH I
run myself
AS | bought the car with money
which | earned myself. I'm very proud
of it and very careful of it, too, be-
cause it represents some weeks of hard
work
You will notice that the joy riders
who speed along wrecking automobiles
themselves-and if they own it, they
didn't earn 1t. That's quite another
matter
Ny car sings as it runs along and
listen to this humming and the minute
the tune changes l know something is
the matter. Then I get out and find
out what is the trouble with the ma
chine, which has sent me its little note
of warning
I'm very careful of it, because it's
expensive, and I'm equally careful of
that other wonderful machine which
was given into my care-my own body.
Everyday CareIessness.
Most people are willing to buy the
best kind of oil for their automobiles.
while they feed their bodies with food
which nature never intended it to di-
gest They are careful to heed the
slightest signal of warning that little
sound which tells them that something
is wrong with the running gear Of their
cars but their own bodies are often
neglected until repairs are impossible,
or very expensive, anyhow
know | am quite daffy on the sub
ject OF health, and while have known
many wonderful invalids who by their
courage and splendid example helped
all the rest Of their sex. | still feel that
the average woman's disposition and
happiness depend upon her physical
health and that it lies largely in her
power to be well and strong instead OF
sckly and complaining.
Bodily poise and mental poise go
hand in hand
hear you exclaim: oh, that's all
very well for her to say: she's perfect
ly well, but look at me I've never been
at all strong!"
A Lesson For You.
It's Just for YOU that | am saying
these things. You've never been very
well because you've petted and pitied
yourself and you have formed the bad
habit of suggesting TO yourself that
you were not as strong and healthy as
other women.
This bad habit ought to be the first
note of warning that you are on the
wrong track, off the road that leads to
health and on the path that ends in
semi invalidism
The first thing necessary to be really
we'll is will power.
Stop saying to yourself I'm too tired
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
Do You Know

Very few hairpins are made in
France, most OF its supply coming from
England and Germany.
Fashions in women's clothes change
at least twice year in this country,
yet in Japan the fashions have re-
NAMED practically unchanged for $500
years
Belfast. which has recently been the
storm center for home rule agitation,
now contributes about three quarters
Of all the customs and excise revenue
collected in Ireland.
Immense quantities of sulphur are
mined in Louisiana by pumping and the
result is that Sicily exports very little
sulpher to this country, although seven
or eight years ago II sent more than
100 non tons Der annum.