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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-16
new TRAINS
Are Now Running at Night
between Cities of Pitts
burg and Clarksburg.

Beginninf Sunday, the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad supplemented Its
passenger service Between Pittsburg
and Clarksburg by the addition of a
aiSht train in each direction between
these cities. Eastbound. from Pitts
burg to CIarksburg the service is
operated in connection with train No
10. leaving Pittsburg at HES p m.
and arriving n ConnellsviIle at 1;S5
a. m. The section for C1arksburg is
made up az ConuensviIIe. composed
OF Pullman sleeper. coach and com
bination car. The train arrives in
Un:ontown at apo. Morgantown at
5:45. Fairmont at G:52 and CIarks-
burg at $40 a. m.
The westbound train from Clarks-
burg to Pittsburg leaves Clarksburg
at 10 p. m. arrives at Fairmcut at
.iI-3o, SIorgantown at 1870 a. m
Unioatown at 1.52. ConnellsviIe at
.2:3o and Pittsburg ct 6:55 O'Clock.
The new service is put on by the
Baltimore and Ohio in an effort to
provide so far as possible adequate
service, and the new trains We're
urged by the boards Of trade and bus
mess interests of Pittsburg. Clarks-
by:rg and intermediate cities with the
assurance that the trains. in addition
TO meeting the needs OF the conmqFpn-
tiles generally. would be an i11pesus
Of further trade expansion in south
western Pennsylvania and northern
West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-16
IA
For the Calling of Causes in
Supreme Court by Circuits
Are Announced.

In view of the large number OF sub
nitted causes in the state supreme
court, remaining undecided. and to
expedite decisions therein, an order
was entered directing that no causes
be set for argument at the mex reg
ular term. TO be held at Charleston,
except original jurisdiction cases,
carrier chan Tuesday. April 10. 1913.
This order does not preclude the ear
Her submission of state cases by
agreement. nor cases involving the
public interest, By special order OF the
court
Causes will be called from the var
3ous circuits, at the regular term. at
charleston, beginning January 8. 1919
on the following named dates.
Wednesday. January 8, original jur-
isdiction cases.
Tuesday, April i. First. Second and
Fifth. circuits.
Wednesday. April 10. Eighth cir
cult.
Thursday. April Il. Seventh circuit,
!. Friday. April IS. Sixth circuit-
Monday. April q. Tenth circuit
Tuesday. April -, Ninth circuit
Wednesday. April ., Eleventh cir
eui,
Thursday. April "a. Twelfth and
Thirteenth circuits
Friday. April %. Sixteen. Eighteenth
and Nineteenth circuits
Monday, April ., Twentieth and
Twenty-first circuits
Tuesday. April %. Twenty-second
circuit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-16

0SS Elee. H.
scare on west Fourth sirsst ll4s
proved 70 be somewhat oyeFestinaate
But one MAJ had the malady which
did NOT keep him from his regular
meals and as yet no further cases
have developed. The beard of health
has been Keeping rigid quarantine
on the boarding house and Il is not
expected By the attending physicians
rl1at any more cases Vii develop.
= :. \. Barnee vent Saturday 20
washington to attend an important
meeting OF prohlbitionists.
]. r. King. Of Parkersburg, is in the ne
city takfne an inventory Of the stock
OF goods which be has disposed Of TO
Clare Connolly. who opened his new
store monday morning in the Connolly
building.
Mrs. J. n. LEVER has been confined
TO her keno in the Mai1oy apartments
Tor several days with an attack OF
IagriDpe.
Mrs. ]. w. Brown has returned from
a visit TO her sister, Mrs Wade War
ner. al Horror.
John burnside has gone to Florida
ito spend the remainder Of the winter
ny Henry has rented the Imperial
restaurant on Main avenue and has
given the place thorough overhaul
ing. He viii open a drst class res
taurant.
Mics Grace whiteselI has accepted
a position at CASTOR and Fultzs's
grocery store during the holidays.
airs. Timothy Ga6erty is at Spencer
visiting Mrs. Nceuain.
Miss Georgia Edniston, Of Buckha1-
non, IS in the city gf,st Of relatives
". H. McAlIister, Of Chicago, Is IN
the city in the interest of the Cont
mental Casualty Company.
Miss Hett!e Hugh, Of Yandalfa, is q
guest OF her aunt Miss Georgia Haw-
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kane Will leave
;his week for CALDWELL, O.. to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Kane's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simons-
Richard Moran is suffering from
two badly bruised fingers, which he.
received while at work at the Lewis
county gIass factory
Miss Vesta Mick has returned from
CTarksbrrg where she attended thG
BEDSIDE of Mrs. Roscoe Mick at the
Kessler hospital.
Mrs. Boyd Honor and children.
who we're guests OF the formers
mother, Mrs. Kitson. and other MEM
bers Of the family, have returned to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-16
EAcIES "a MEET.

\ regular meeting of Clarksburg
Aerie, No. 80. Fraternai Order Of
Eagles. will be held in the Reed hall
on West Pike street tonight at s
o'clock The session will be very
busy one as there is much business TO
.trnnsact.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-16

-
-ot esalseFssiLl
b fn the esig = lesesoI his brother.
Prof Z. z Eenuetl
9ErS =. g. CFats Is III At the home,
or her son Il. ne Chistuu addition
Owing to heF extreme Old age hez re-
covery Is hardly looked Tor BY her
many friends.
me DeanyilIe Gas coTpAny has
drs1IeH IN fair gaseT on the Yates
far1n Just above the city. The COM
pany IS composed Of J. c. ROane, O.
J.. WhiteseH. E. r. Smith and others
Another well is Being drilled BY the
same company on the same farm
which promises to be better pro-
iucer. The gas produced from these
wells has been sold to the Hope COM
pany
Mr.. and Mrs. wagner have return
ed from Flatwoods where they attend
ed the funeral OF the formers sister
in-Iaw, Ms Charles Waggoner.
4. D. Keasler. who has been pa
tent at the Johns Hopkins hospital in
baltimore, has returned home and
has sumeiently recovered rs resume
his duties as conductor in Z the yards
here.
Miss Grace -Goe has returned from
smithheld. where she visited her SIS
ter, Mrs. Floyd Carmichael. On her
way home she visited her aunt. Mrs
Elmira Gallagher. at Clarksburg.
Mrs N. D. Gallagher has returned
to her home at cIarksburg after a.
visit to her mother.
Mrs. Made Feagans. formerly Of
here, but nov residing near Clarks-
burg has returned home after visit
to relatives here.
Richard Roush, who was confined
10 his. home on West Fourth street
with an attack Of rheumatism, is
again able to be out and has resumed
work
Robert J. Ray returned Sunday
from a business visit to Ailinsdale
and other points up the line.
Mrs. Aubrey Fisher IS at Morgan
town visiting her brothers and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Airs. G. L. White, OF Free
mausbrrg, were here Saturday guests
Of their daughter. Miss Eva White.
They went from here to Middle run.
where they Will vsiit Mr. Whites sis
y. Mrs J. c. Fisher
Mrs. John Atkins and daughters, CT.
Oklahoma are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Atkins on Court avenue.
]. H. Brewster returned from Pick
ems Saturday, evening. to spend Sun
day with his family on Main avenue
Miss Minnie Haines entertained a.
number OF her yonng friend at her
home on Main Avenue Saturday night.
Miss Haines expects to leave about
Wednesday for Florida to spend the
winter.
W. G. Bennett has returned from
a business strip east
John Torrents, manager of the Wes-
ton Milling Company. spent sunday at
Buckhannon with his family
W. s. Hoskins has returned from
business trip east.
John R. Davis has returned from
business trip to Clarksburs.
Z. Pomeroy. who was here for
several days, has returned to his home
at ClarksburG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
PAPFS! BREAKS
A COLD AT ONCE
First Dose Of Pspe's Cold
Compound ends grippe
misery-Tastes Nice
Mo Quinine.

You can rareiy end Grippe aud
break np the most severe cold
either In head. chest. back. stom.
ach or limbs. By taking a dose Of
Pape's Cold Compound every two
hoars until three consecutive doses
are taken.
II promptly relieves the most
miserable headache. duiin~s.. head
and nosc stuffed up. frserishncss,
snsexins. sore throat. mucous Cd.
tarrhai discharges. running OF tho
nose. soreness. stiffners and rhss'
matte t~inees. -
Take this wonderful compound
a. directed. without interferencc
with your usual duties and Win
the knowIedge that there il moth.
ing else In the world. which vii
euro your cold or end Grippe mis-
cry an promptly aud without ary
other assistance ur bad nftrrcffecta
~ q ascent package Of rsp~'s Cold
Compound. which any druKxist caa
supply accept no substitute
tains no qulnins- belongs In every
home Tastes nice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
Cynthia's Answers
to Many Questions

The state flower OF Missouri Is
the goldsnrod.
One Of the best remedies for a
bunion just starting Is 10 keep u
painted with iodine.
II liz correct 10 say "Shr has n
dark complexion not she 10 dark
conplected."
Benxlnc ia said TO be more cf-
fccilvc than anything else for ex.
Terminating moths.
To curl ostrich banda or feathers.
draw the dull edge OF a knife from
tho base to the end OF each Tiny
strand.
The address OF the u. s. Coin
Co. Ia Fifth Az. building. gard and
broadway. New York City. y. y.
Rubbing the face. with or with
out cream, win promote the growth
OF hair on a skin that has that tend
ency. The cream. by It's heating
qualities. adds 10 the tendency. Pat
the face dry with a soft towel.
ButtermIlk. and other fatty sub
stances. too much sleep, lack OF cx'
erclsc OF brain aud body. all tend TO
superfluoua flesh. One OF the best
methods for reducing the hips IL to
daily tear In tiny bits a newspaper
aud strew on the flcor, and thea
pick them up bit by bit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
DON'T PULL OUT THE CRAY HAIRS;
4 4 SIMPLE REMEDY RESTORES COLOR

10 wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. preparation of domestic
sage and sulphur, scientifically
compounded with later discovered
hair ionics and stimuiants. the
whole mixture being carefully bal
anced and tested by experts.
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Ii
clean and wholesome and perfectly
harmless. II refreshes dry. parched
hair. removes dandrun and gradu-
ally restores faded or gray hair to
its natural color.
Don't delay another minute. Start
uaing Wyeth's Sage and sulphur =
once and see what difference y
few days treatment will make In
your hair.
This preparation Is offered 10 the
public al nifty cents bottle. and
Ii recommended and sold by all
druggists. Owl Drug Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

rnII 4ut enc gray hair and a
"a take It's place" il an old
- which Il. to a great extent.
80 y no xt~ps are taken TO stop
80 When gray hairs appear
Sign that Nature needs as
u 10 Natures call for
Gay hair. dull. Iifeluss hair.
49, lhat Is falling out. liz not
4y a sign Of advancing age,
scef> are thousands Of elderly
With perfect heads Of hair
single streak of gray.
- gray hairs come. OF whom
Aa'r seems to be IifeIess or
some good. reliable hair-
log treatment should be rc-
= II once. Specialists say
- ~ the best prepa rations
y the old-fashloned sage
which our grandparents used.
~ preparation OF this kind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

HE'S COMFORTABLY OF pER

Dear allss ORGY We are two
girls OF Is and IS. ard are in love
with the same man. lie ID consid.
erabiy older than we are. and has
asked as to run away from home 10
another town. Now, Miss Grey,
you might think us foolish but We
are 70 in love that we are tempted
to do Il. Answer soon. as we are
sure you will know best. and 40
have no mother 10 advise Us.
A.--Believe n or not. but you Il,
not even know how to spell love"
much less demonstrate II. The
man probably has you hyDrotlxed.
The best thing you can do II 20 re-
port him To the police. or send his
name to me and I win. Don't be
10 sfIiy M 10 have anything to do
with him. He will get you into
trouble II you do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
LETTERS TO CYNTHIA GREY


the sAppEsr or woRos. BEEN"
heart
Miss Grey. brute nobody knows
beautiful girl
beautiful In her motherhood. a as baby.
she begged 20 her baby n much
loved her couldn't city
back Intending 10 do and home and
Niles Grey when cam back thinking how happy could make
her child
and the
Mss Grey, please print thiS Thankng
BROKEN HEARTED
A-your lesson hard of us can
learn other No IL
honestly be risht
The hsher viii It but Of ~ and IT,
this Weakening strengthen manhood
VIII come from u In Your Opportunity 10 help others
The to be
rSht Good Intentions without
Intentional wish could help but viii
FROM this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Human Temple These lectures
nre free.
Mrs Fowler chnsnos. In eon}unc-
tion with the lectures. will hold
readings and health consultations
daily from a. m. 70 ? o. M. AZ the
Electricity TO cure disease will be
taught In Glasses. beginning Tues
day December 10. At z.ao and 1850
~ m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
Noted Woman 10 Lecture
Again a Y. NJ. c. A.

Of the ia
~ = a . pN-
Their Prof
O. a. Fowler
OF ~ a "
York. will
z Fs h q r
second lee
I 50 r . o n
l. I z . : q
- e . p q = I
la wr at the
" NJ. c. "A.
hall. Fourth
av. and Mad
iaon ~ nj
. clock to-
m o r r o "
night TAX
ina as her
. u b . & (.
THE cisaus
Ing OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
ADVICE FOR THE NEW BRIDE

Tho wdower had Just his
lag her round visited
and tho bride paused befcle elaborate tombstone that had
been erected by bridegroom
asked him to read the inscriptions
read.
Here Hos Susan beloved wife OF John Smith and
loved wife of John Smith
lie paused abruptly. and the bride tho
bottom line.
"Be also ready"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
SAVES FUEL

Drive a nail into the bottom OF
a tin basin which has outlived its
usefulness; attach penny knob
(from an old coffee pot lid to 1t.
Place over irons on ironing day.
They will heat quicker and with
less fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

CAROLINE BARTLETT CRANE
II happened In Kalamazoo. Mich.
The women's club decided 10
study the food problem. and put
meats" down for No. ! on the pro
gram. Then they secuted around
| for an expert, but there being a
ahortag. In the meat expert crop at
that time. the chairwoman Of the
club decided TO do a little exporting
herself.
She started In TO learn some
thing about meats. and went
"anooping" around the Kalamazoo
slaughter housea-~and do you
know. just about that time she be-
gan TO cut meat entirely out Of her
diet.
Also. the vegetarian days az many
OF the cinbwomcn started with the
lecture their chairman gave on
meats. The volunteer Kalamazoo
Investigator showed up" the
Strengthening conditions all over the
state sufficiently 20 arouse the
meaf-esters from Cold~ater 20
cheyboEsn. and from Three Oaks
10 had as. The legislature was
xnntiy but firmly led up and forced
10 pass meat inspection bill.
That was how Caroline Bartlett
Crane made her adopted state SIT
up and take notice-she Was that
shopping chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
sTops cuRpL,Nc

II tablespoonful OF sweet milk
Is added to each yolk Of egg when
making custards. the mixture will
not curdie when added TO the boil.
ing milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Dear Miss Grey: We are two
chums. aged rs and n. We have
been going with the same young
fellow, but lately he has shown
that hs loves one Of Us better than
the other.
Now. IA we both love thls young
man. ard wc DO not want Ia be an.
CRY az each other. what would you
advise us TO dor TWO CIiuMS.
Al would advise yon 10 show
little common sense and postpone
love" until your Judgment IL de-
veloped enough 70 decide the mat.
ter. In the meantime. all three
should rcmain good friends.
HOW GIRLS CAN MAKE MONEY
Dear Miss Grey Can ,ou sux.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
DOOR OF oN,ons

To take the odor Of onions from
cooking dishes. wash thoroughly:
then iii with cold water. Throw
In a large handful or wood ashes
and LEI them soak for several
hours. Then wnah again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
PREVENT TEARS

To prevent tears In children's
|underwaists where the garters are
fastened, stitch stout tape from
the armhole down to the first but
ton: slip on brass ring. then
fold the tape and stitch back TO
armholc. Then fasten pins to this
ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

"&&S o&o1N 10 UHlF QQNE
Dear Mas Grey. am rs yeara
old and am engaged TO be married
To young man IS. We are both
saving our money for that event.
as No want 10 start our new life
right.
Now he is planning 60 givc me
an expensive present for Christ.
mas. and although | will appreciate
Il very much. think II would be
nicer TO put that money In tho
bank and make Il help TO buy our
home.
DO you think I should tell him
this or noif II so. what shall |
sayf don't want him 10 think ]
am unappreclatise. Thank ycu.
NELL.
A--Yon are a sanslhic Girl.
When talking Of presents. ash him
" he wants TO know the present
that viii make you the happlezt
When he says Yes" tell him your
Idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Dear Miss Grey: Please tell us
what 10 do. We are two University
students, and the other night va
went for a walk with two very
pretty girls. and before we left
them they kissed rs. What ahail
we dor VIII II be wise for M =,
continue our acquaintance with
those girls7 Awaiting yours.
TROUBLED "FHESHMEN."
A.---No. Not unless yor can he
manly enough not to take advan'
tage OF even a forward girl. II you
asked them to kiss you. you are
still more to blame. Aspire 70
something higher than TO be 4
"1ally-gag."
. AM BEGINNING TO LOVE HIN
Dear Miss Grey: ] nm girl II
years OF age. but every one judges
mo 10 be at least 20, as ! ar 30 old
In my ways.
About year ago met n youne
man of 10. was pleased with his
looks and also his gentlemanls
manner. He asked n he might call
and as I consented. he has contin
ued TO pay me attention.
Miss Grey, am not a silly. sen
timental girl; neither am emo
tionaI to any great extent; but do
you think that a girl OF my age
could love. and love truly? My lik
Ing has grown more and more for
him, and his for me. until II Ii no
longer just q pleasant acquaintance
He Ia respectful to me and has
been everything n gentleman could
be. may be wrong. but have
thought II ever and over, and
know am beginning 10 love him
and he Is beginning to love me.
A GIRL.
A.--There are exceptional cases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Dear Miss ORGY: 80 many youns
people write to you and ask II shey
can marry and live on SIS a werb
My husband only grss tig weef
and there are five Of as. and. MIse
Grey. ere live an happily a. othsrr
do on larger salaries
OF course. wc cant 50 10 the the.
atre ~ often. perhaps. but NE
speud our evenings ~ home. We
would rather st around tho cheer.
ful fire than 10 m;nxie wifh the bic
crcwds Ny husband enjoys beinx
At home. and I am never happier
than when he u resting and hold.
Ing baby on his knee. telling her
stories II people would be morn
consented with their homes. and
not want 10 run around. more young
people would marry and be happy,
bat some younE girls think their
husbands hascnt anything TO do
but work all day and thea 60 10
the theatre and be up all hours. Am
! not right. Miss Greyy
A HAPPY. COMMENTED WIFE.
A.-You most certainly are, and
have truly found the op~nins 10 the
road that leads TO happiness con
tentment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
pRoTEcr pREssEs

Use old night gowns 10 cover
your best dresses when hung In u
closet. This method will prevent
lint or dust from getting on gar
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

sest something for a young lady "a
do evenings 10 earn q little extr,
money!
work In an office from 3 10 6,
but my wages are not large enough
to pay my BILLS.
Would you suggest waiting ON "a,
BILE at a restaurant OF cseningsf
como TO you. as th-re IL no one
can 20 10 here. and trust you win
answer. THANK you.
A.--At this season ! would ad'
wise you 10 get out some little
Christmas novelty. and sell 10 those
with whom you come IN contact
A unique little hook In which "a
keep addresses Ia suggestion
Nou can make them yourself.
To wait on table tn a resi- auran,
In honest work. but you must con.
duct Yourself very properly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

whore n girl Of ~ loves In a broad,
deep sense, but Il Is no seldom the
case that Il Ii best 10 have what I
term mn open engagement. both
being FREQ 10 withdraw at any time
with no offenae TO the other. on
course. In this engagement prisls
lcges are withheld II tho man
truly loves you. no will respect
your wishes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
TWO oIRls iN A CIV

Dear Mlss Grey: am very much
IN need OF advice My slhter and
are alone In this big city and are
working hard 10 make ~ msthlns
OF ourselves. but Il seems that the
harder We try 70 set 20 tho top. va
find ourselves 9olnk lower.
Please advisc us--is Il easier for
us 10 board out and pay our room
rent together. OF 10 IL cheaper 10
SO 10 some young womans society
and enjoy The company OF the other
girinr We have no young men
friends. The young mon In this
city seem 20 DO 40 bold. Please
answer. HEARTsICk.
A.-~To do light housekeeping OF
to board III an association Will b.
approximately the same. but TO pas
room rent and board out viii b.
more. You would better Join the
association n you vish TO set ae
auaintcd. The Y. w. G. A. has all
sorts Of clubs for Girls. and vocal
swimming. dramatic and oshes
classes. You viii Ike II. | kno~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
FOR MOTHER Ano
GlQhT Chll pREN

Fur the benefit OF mother and
eight children. the Cosmopolitan
club will give candy sale and pro
gram AZ .. m. this evening AZ the
v w. G. A.. tih and Seneca. al.
mission 10 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
Girls, Asks Billie
Burke, Why Do You
Want to Be Thin?

biistslfs bllkkE.
The FIRST WoRo-Don't
spoil your health by trying TO
be = bag Of bones. The doctors
say that from fat you get most
o. your enduranec.
sometimes wonder Just where
this craze for being thin started.
II In quite as prevalent and most
as ally as that fad OF our grand.
mothers OF enjoying poor health.
thank you" II has come 10 the
time when two or three women caa-
not gather together without mourn.
ing over their fat.
And the things they dlrcuss'
From what ihoy recommend. you
get an idea that they will DO any
thing but the rational thing TO re-
duce their Fat, which il TO diet ami
exercise.
You seldom see a young f'ri who
Ia too fat. and that IL because most
girls nowadays take plenty of ex.
'erciae. The only way 10 reduce
ones flesh IL to burn 40 by exer.
"t@f Htttt etft 'AtfNff NatA*
means food that one eats.
The Flrl OF today who would be
beautiful must have throat. shout.
dern and arms well rounded Her
hips must be m Wide IA her shoul.
defa. and the line under her arms.
from her bust to her feet. must be
nearly straight. She must hold her
head high and her chest np. ~ that
ahe can get all the good possible
from deep breathing.
JUST ONE LAST WORD
Cover your bones with . good
coating Of fat. and then carry
u ~ " you were proud " u.
for u bespssks good health, az
we'll ~ beauty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

= swsred In the paper. and many 4
4 are without name or address.
= A stamped. scifaddrcssed On. 4
= vsiopc always brings = prompt 4
= reply. CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
HANDY TO RIP

A busy sewer win find steel
crochet hook quite as good as a
patent ripper for pulling out bast-
ings.