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Evening journal., 1912-11-23

TTHERE are numbers OF women who
spend time. effort and money IN a
serious attempt TO keep their hair clean
and their scalps free from dandruff
They apply tonics recommended by
beauty specialists In the most eonsci-
entious manner. spurring themselves on
TO the tash when they are weary and
longing for restful hours OF sleep.
There is no amount OF pain or actual
labor they would shirk in order TO at
tain beautiful heads OF hair Having
followed the main directions that go
with scalp treatment they believe they
have done their part and wonder that
their efforts are futile
The fact is. these beauty seekers have
neglected what to them seemed nom
essential in the beauty quest They
have allowed their eagerness to smoth-
er reason and so have overlooked such
necessaries as strictly sanitary brushes
combs and all the instruments OF appli-
cations.
In cass OF dandrufr or other infec-
tious scalp diseases. one germ will do
much TO destroy the work OF an entire
treatment Such OF them as lodge in
brush or comb that is not disinfscted
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

or less raw starch viii be ingested ri
the fruit is not ripe--i g. II the skin
has not begun to shrivel and darken.
Raw starch may be singularly irritat-
ing to the alimentary tract OF man and
at best is poorly utilized. whether 1t be
ingested IN the form OF uncoolIed po-
tatoes. chesnuts. bananas or other
starchy food. No one would eat un-
cooked potatoes. yet many people
eschew a thoroughly ripe banana in
the belief that this wholesome fruit is
rotten" when the skin becomes dark
ened. whereas they eagerly eat the
yellow green starch bearing fruit at
stage OF incomplete ripeness. Green"
bananas. like -green" apples. are un-
wholesome so long as the starch has
not been converted into sugars IN the
ripenlng processes. But the delicious
and innocuous ripe banana should not
be made to suffer in it's dietetic reputa-
tion because OF the ignorance OF the
consumer. Here IS a chance for popu-
lar education. says the Journal OF the
American Medical Association IN a re-
cent editorial
Experience shows that the thorough
ly ripe banana Cor the less ripe fruit
after cooking) is undeserving OF the
unfavorable reputation which IL has
won In certain quarters. u forms a
useful addition to the dietary. richer
IN nutriment and far more delicious
than some OF its more expensive COM
petitors.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

broidery 20 be observed on the best
looking street suits OF the season but
many OF the smart models are bound
with wide braid. The very high class
suit seen among the illustrations is OF
gray mixed suiting bound az an its
edges with a black braid and trimmed
with black and white buttons A white
hat. white gloves and black patent
leather boots with tops OF calf COM
plete this very correct street costume.
Every effort Is being made to bring
back the plated skirt In the lighter
weight materials the accordion plated
skirt rs an accepted fashion. and now
come In the heavier fabric skirts with
plnits at the side OF falling below tho
overskirt This plated effect is often a
combination OF box and side plaits.
The plating does not extend to the top
OF the skirt but Is merely q deep
flounce sewed into a close ftting foun-
dation or top All the plaits are held
down by a ribbon stitched to the in
side OF the plaita thus keeping them
always in place and giving the FASH
ionabie straight line.
A typically correct costume with a
plated skirt Is pictured. II Is made OF
black and white whipcord. The coat
is a cutaway model And speaking OF
coats. the sleeves and revers on the
new models are so different and II will
require 80 much remodeling 70 bring
them into line with this seasons cut
that II Will be far better TO leave them
as they are and save the money that
would have 10 be expended In doing
them over toward buying an abso-
lutely new costume.
There is a fancy for high noclSed
fastenings on the new coats. and this
very sensible idea is carried out on a
French tailored suit shown IN the
group The many buttons used on the
costume are very chic. and tho skirt
Is draped weo bit at one side.
Another OF the cuts displays tho
draped influence In a dlrectoire cos
tune with a slashed coat OF broadcloth
over a draped skirt OF satin. Tho skirt
is short enough 20 show the buttoned
walking boot
CATHERINE TALBOT.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

TT IN hard to keep crowded quarters
neat an the girl OF one room or the
housekeeper OF a small house sorrow-
fully knows In days when there we're
great linen chests. huge closets and
fewer belongings the problem was SIM
pier. Then our grandparents made a
fetish OF neatness
II only in the interest or ones nerves
a place for everything needed should
be cultivated II Is not restful 10 hunt
madly for gloves or overshoes. to make
hay In a drawer In desperate search
for a missing article. TO turn a house
hold upside down with frantic cries.
Mother where Is my hatf" etc
The girl who works must be neat ana
IN order. Mere surface cleanliness Will
not do II there is lack OF system there
are sure TO be painful mistakes and
sharp reprimands For her own sake a
girl should be orderly The time taken
hunting ones belongings IS that much
time lost Work IN arrears is bad busi-
ness.
Tue easiest way to be orderly "a to
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

men. They have instead a sort OF boy
ish grace that makes a woman most
charmingly feminine. The coat OF this
smart tailored suit" laughed her lady
ship. was modelled from a young mans
suit. The coat has exactly the lines OF
a youths. The skirt Is relentleasly
plain and Is shaped IN at the ankles
almost like trousers. There is a wee
slash at the side OF the hem. just a dip
into the bottom line OF the skirt TO give
freedom OF movement. and a hat 50
dapper and small Is worn with the suit
that Il looks ike what it really Is. a
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
TRY THIS STUNT.

no work buttonholes IN dresses OF
materials that easily ravel melt
some paraffin and place a drop on the
wrong side OF the goods Just where
the buttonhole is 10 be worked Smooth
II down with the finger ana work the
buttonhole as usual When completed
place q piece or manila paper on the
wrong side and press with a warm
iron The buttonhole will be perfectly
smooth and all trace OF the paraffin
VIII bs gons
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
HOW TO COOK YOUR SWEET
POTATOES.

DKIE SWEET POTATOES
Cut cold cooked sweet pota.
toes In rather thick slices Put
them In a deep dish. seasoned
with pepper. salt and butter.
Pour on enough milk Just 20
show between the pieces and
bake In a moderate oven for one
hour.
Carolina Potatoes. - Boil the
required number OF sweet pota-
toes untii thoroughly done. then
peel and cut IN halves. Dip each
OF the halves In egg beaten with
a tablespoonful or water. then
into ine breadcrumbs and put 10
a well outtered pan. Set In oven
to cook brown for about ten min
utes.
Sweet Potato Cannon Balls
Remove the inside from enough
baked sweet potatoes to make
one pint OF pulp. press through a
sieve and while stiil hot add one
teaspoonful OF cinnamon and a
pinch OF salt when cooled a
trifle add a weil beaten egg and
enough hot cream to make well
rounded balls. Roll the balls in
fine breadcrumbs and Try IN deep
fat 10 a golden brown.
Sweet Potatoes In Novel Style.
Boil. peel and slice four good
sized sweet potatoes. Pare and
slice three tart apples. Put IN a
deep baking dish that has been
well buttored. alternate layers OF
sweet potatoes and apples. sprin-
king over each layer small
pieces OF butter and little
sugar. Pour over all n teacup-
ful OF cream and bake IN a mod
crate oven one hour. This dish
may be made OF leftovers. using
ordinary apple sauce and cold
boiled potatoes. II made OF left
overs omit cream and bake only
three quarters OF an hour.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
rHE JACKET LINING.

MANY women clever with their needle
who think It is difficult TO refine a
jacket will hnd that In reality It is
quite a simple affair Rip out one
half OF the jacket lining for a pattern
and cut a complete lining by this. leav-
ing the other half attached to the jack
et for a guide Sew the lining togeth-
er. leaving the underarm seams open.
Now tack IN one halt fitting IT
smoothly along the fronts and base Of
the jacket. then cut out the other half
of the old lining and tack It in the
same way.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
THE LITTLE
GIRLS DRESS

TOR the small girls best dress moth
ing Is nicer IN the way Of material
than challie. and this season the fab
rlc Is very desirable.
Many charming color combinations
are to be seen. and the bordered effects
are stunning.
Illustrated is a dress OF black and
white challie with a pompadour border
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
WHEN LINEN is STAINED.

It linen has been scorched in the iron
ing the marks may be removed by
making a paste OF fullers earth and
white soap. moistened with a little
vinegar and the juice from a boiled
onion II this mixture is spread upon
the marks they win quickly disappear
and no stain should be visible after the
linen has been washed.
Sometimes It win be found sufficient
TO rub half a raw onion over the place
that has been scorched Afterward
the linen should be soaked in cold wa
ter. and after II has soaked for some
time the stain win probably have dis
appesred -
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

"a regret OF a bodice and the souvenir
of a skirt" But, then. there are others
Lady Duff Gordon. the titled couturiere
OF international fame. who came over
recently TO superintend her dressmak-
ing establishment.in this country. says
that Partisan women are wearing ex-
tremely plain tailor mados. Not a
nun or a friil appears" remarked her
ladyship. "The suits are cut exactly
on the lines OF a mans. only they are
peculiarly different from the ugly
mannish things that we're popular a
few years ago with strong minded wo-
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
boys hat A ROOD many OF the Pa

boys hat A good many OF the Pa
risiennes go so far as TO carry sticks
with this plainness and simplicity
OF costume the hair Is worn so COM
pactly bound to the head that the ef-
foct is that of a bonny boy. Make the
head look as small as possible. that is
the decree or Paris
Now YOU have good idea OF what TO
order for your winter walking suit In
Evening journal., 1912-11-23
Simplicity Is Keynote of the Best Looking Tailored Suits

n WASH. the famous sartoriai
N artist very wittily and truly
said that the one question
a asked about a new style is.
Can a lady wear it7~ Certainly the
great French dressmalSers have turned
out very daring clothes this year. but
these models are. for the most part,
what the profession calls comedy
froclSs." exaggerations in line and col
oring designed to catch the eye OF the
American buyers who throng Paris
early in the fall TO purchase costumes
for their firms. One OF these daring
fashions is an afternoon tailored suit
with its skirt slashed straight up the
back and laced loosely together with
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

formed OF pink empire wreaths The
groundwork or the challie Is white
with narrow pin stripes OF black.
Touches OF narrow black velvet trim
the pretty little frock. designed for a
girl OF ten or twelve years OF age.
Evening journal., 1912-11-23

materials you have tho choice of man
nish suitings IN mixed effects. pin
stripes and tiny checks and. last but
not least. cheviots. For more elaborate
costumes there are stunning velvets.
both in plain and brocaded effects.
The striped and checked velvets are
classed with the cheviots and are made
up into strictly tailored suits. Among
the colors most approved by Dame
Fashion are all shades OF purple. while
in red. blue, green and brown there Is
a wide choice.
There Is little or no braiding OF em-
Głos polek., 1912-08-22

WolnoSc ia ME polega oczywi$cie ma dowolnem
okreslaniu stanowska naszego wobec zadan zycia
aabowiem ola Pold godnoSc duszy wyzsza jest mad
wszelka w1adze wszelkie rzady domu Ojczy-
ME.
Tesknimy ia wolnoscia, kt6ra wyrywa mas
zastepu bezmyslnych pracownic wyrobnic pre-
jetych jedynie troska chleb i umoziwia nam
szlachetne wsp6}pracownictwo mad budowaniem
przysz}osci Narodu.
Chcemy bye Polkami ME tylko z nazwy ME
tylko naszego wsp6fczucia dla drogiej nam spra-
wy ojczystej.
Rozumiemy dobrze, re najubozszej polskiei
rodzinie zapadlej, cd swiata ca}ego oddalonej o.
sadie, ma Polka dla sebie, dla swego kobiecego
zmysfu ogromne pole do dze1 poz6r skromnych,
jednak pod wzgledem patrjotycznym bardzo do
nioslych.
Zaiste jako cement zewnatrz niby do ozdoby,
do ornamentyki sluzymy, ale jakaz sila jaka waz-
nose, jaka nieodzowna potrzeba tego cementu ma
wewnatrz, ably cegia przyegafa do cegiy kamie1i
do kamienia, aby by4a r6wna wszedzie spoistose.
r6wna wszystkiem trwalosc
Jakby opoka silnym jest taxi cement, gdy sic
go odpowednio zaprawi przysposobi
Głos polek., 1912-08-22
Rok III.

w zycu potocznem szukamy wszyscy jakiegos
oparcia, ably codziennie chocby mala ziemi gr6dke,
chocby jedna tylko skromna cegielhe dobudowac
zebrac, nazywamy naszym dorobldem.
A budujemy ten sposob ME pokazywanie
chwalbe pr6zna, ale re przez TAXA prace laczy-
my sic og6lem si6str brac naszych zwiekszajac
dobro, do wspolnej wszystdch przyk1adamy
sic pomyslnosci.
Gel zaS tel pomyslnosci, jej wyraz najwyzszy
ME zasadza sic przyjemnosci uzycia, gdyz kazdy
nawet moralnie najgorszy czlowiek i najbardzej
upoSledzone stworzene do tego samego moze dopro-
wadzic dostatni kasek sobie zapewnic.
Nasz dorobek ten skarb sobie mieSci, kt6ry
tysiacletnia walczymy kultura, kt6ry prosza Bo
zego zmilOwania wielkie dzeia naszych polskich
geniusz6w najskromnejsza nawet usilnosc serc
wierzacych.
wona idzie dusze!
Jakiekolwiek So trudnoSci zarobkowe chocby
najcezsza byfa niemoznoSc utrzymania sic wywa
czenia nezbednych bytu warunk6w, tego przede
wszystkiem pragnemy do tego Gala usilnoScia
dazymy, aby poczuc sobie te wolnoS6, kt6ra TAX
tesknimy.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
Auctions

PUBLIC SALE-315 miles east of Center street, on the Mcdowell road, opposite the Creighton school house, Thursday, August 1st, commencing at II o'clock a. m. Having decided to dis
 pose of my dairy herd, 1 will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the above date, B Al dairy cows, con- sisting Of thirty Durhams and three Holsteins. These are five to seven gal lon COWS. average weight 14H0 pounds, extra fine insividuals, known as the Allison herd of Mesa: second to none in the Salt River valley. Also one driving team, one single buggy, two span of mules, one farm wagon. Free lunch at noon. Remember the date and place. Come, whether you buy or not. Terms given. H. C. Woodbridge, own CT c. O. McMurtry, AuctiOneer. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

FOR SALE-Snaps. Snaps. 4room frame house West Jackson St. $1200. 4-room frame house, West Fillmore St. $500. J-room modern on Brill line, 5000. lots Capitol addition, $2000. lots West Pierce St., $500. 1 lot West Monroe St, $750. lots Grand Ave addition, $400. Exclusively. Wer- ner and McCabe, 13O North Center St:
 If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

I MUST SELL need the money elsewhere and will sell my 10-room brick with two acres for less than the improvements can be built for, barn. brick wash house, house has bath toi- let, piped hot and cold water. cellar, 40 foot porch l built all these improve ments myself they are new and good
 Good shade, bearing grape vines. All under Page fence. Located 1 mile from court house. This is a genuine snap, for further information address "A" Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

THREE-Modern residences near high school for $20000 cash and bal ance like rent. w. A. Laird. 335 East Washington. If
 FOR SALE+New six room brick house with new furniture. located 1521 West Adams Call Union Bank X Trust Co. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

FOR SALE OR RENT-By owner: Tn Los Olives, one and one-hah story bungalow, facing east, on Indian School car line; 6 large rooms and bath; ample porches. large basement; downstairs finished in quartered oak; lot S5x30O, with acres of pasture adjoining. Dr. John A. Lentz. corner First Ave. and Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
Wanted-Help Female

WANTED-Experen lady cashier novices need not waste time nor paper Address BR22 care of this office. g
 YOUNG GIRL-Wants position, light housework. 723 w. Madison. s
 A GOOD GIRL-For general house.
 work, 225 w. Monroe. Il
 WANTED - Stenographer eXperi
 encej to do temporary work. phone or write w. J. Kingsbury, Tempe. Sd
 WANTED-At once, competent lady stenographer; one with some knowl- edge of bookkeeping preferred. .. Republican. Sd
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

PHOENIX AUCTION HOUSE - Sales every Saturday at 1 D. m. Farm and live stock sales a spe- cfaIty and we get the high cash prices. w. w Hutchinson. w. H Patrick, clerk S27 W. Washington. Overland 1895 If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
For Sale Glands

AT a sacrifice for quick sale, 12o acres on,y six miles northwest. near Glendale car line; 70 in alfalfa; house. etc; only s125 per acre. John A Lentz, owner, First ave. and Adams. Over
 land 623. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
For Sale=Real Estate

FOR SALE-Two , acre tracts. All in alfalfa. Only one mile from town $250 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

FOR SALE-Two good lots, Owner will make a sacrifice for quick sale. N. E. Part of city near car line. See Hen ", 15 N 1St Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
For Sale-Houses

FOR SALE-MOdern brick hous2, desirable location, 2story sleeping apartment. Owner Box 911 Phoenix If
 CHANGE OF A LIFETIME-Owner leaving town must sell his beautiful new $5500 cement house for only s3650. Close in $115o cash will handle. Why not you make this $1S60? Wont fast but a few days. For this see ex- clusively Crescent Realty Co.,, O'Nei1l Bldg: Adams & 1st Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

WE TEACH YOU A TRADE-In a few months time; no expense but your work Electricity, automobiles, plumb ing. briclSlaying. 100 satisfied work men today; forty jobs going. Cata- logue free. United Trade School Con- tracting Co.,, Los Angeles. Sb
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
Wanted Help Male

WANTED-An attendant young or middle aged man by the month. steady job. Light work. Phone Con. Red 99S3 g
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
For Sale-ReaI Estate


 A SNAP-At Glendale. 31a acres improved with nice 5~room house. modern. screen porches, shade, nice young orchard, some alfalfa. Part fenced with chicken wire. Not over F mile from center of town. Especially adapted for chicken farm. Circum- stances have forced owner to sell for $500.00 jess than market value. Ask about this at once, will not last long. Price $3OO0.O0 includes all furniture, farming implements and tools, terms on part. Messner 42A w. Adams. z WANTED-A real estate man. One who knows how and not afraid of work. I II. Burroughs, 14 w. Adams St
 SPECIAL BARGAINS-In the city of Glendale. 315 acres in alfalfa an,l milo maIze fine shade and lots of fruit. 4-room frame house and scree'i rooms. stable, one acre fenced with poultry wire. S700 worth of furniture in house all for 5000. cash $500. bal ance for years s per cent party leav- ing country. Also have houses and lots in all parts of town on easy terms, tpIie III Nlti Sce us btlDL| 'I huy J B Heyne, IS W. Adams. Phone 30A
 If FOR SALE-10 acres, 8 acres alfal- fl, fruit OG all kind, about $30000 worth of trees now Two small houses. farm tools, span young mules, 2 tons alfalfa hay in stack. close to Phoenix and one mile to school. A bargain and on good terms. See Snively & Peirce., IT West Adams St. d FOR SALE-30 acres on Central Ave, ne1r Orangewood. no better fruit and alfalfa soil in valley, will sell in size tracts to suit at sacrifice. Ad- dress Box S53 Phoenix. If FOR SALE-160 acres at a bargain 100 acres in best alfalfa in valley. We can sell you this for only $4000 down, balance in five years at only S100 per acre. Only 21z miles from railroad shipping point and located in the Glen dale section. If you mean business come quick. Galpin & Hart, 10 N. Sec ond Ave. n BARGAINS in residences. Ranch and business property, improved or unimproved Houses to Tent.
 w K JAMES
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

FOR SALE.-Watch Phoenix grow room hOu'e. furnished, $500, $1U0 cash, balance like rent, just the same as buying furniture; ten acres close in, in alfalfa 3 houses, palm trees, well improved. $7500, terms; 15 acres, fruit. alfalfa, rouse. well improved Place soon should be worth 5000 per acre
 7S acres, ranch, close in, fine soil
 fruit, last b1rssH crop 35 hilShelS per acre, $175 per acre will divide terms; new cottages under construction. beth block and brick, $500, $50 cash. bal ance like rent; several small business propositions, paying from 50 "a 200 per cent. NJ. II shelton, 215 Weot Wash ington st 1T
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-FirSt class Dwarf milo maize seed, $2.25 per hundrejweight. Phoenix Flour Mills If
 BEGINNING JULY 1ST we will give free 1 sack of alfalfa screenings with every sack of wheat. Arizona Seed Co, 137 No Central Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

east front, faces library park Is South 12th avenue Sdm
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

No. 5th Ave. owner cannot live here and will sell below value. close in and near car line Snively x Peirce, IT
 West Adams. d
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED to lease, 16O acres for dairy; not over i miles out Box S32 City. 8g
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

WANTED-A live real estate roan who can hustle on the outside. Best situation in the city. State age and experience give references. Box 393 City. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
BARGAINS in residences. Ranch and business property. improved or unimproved Houses to rent.
 w. K. JAMES,
 27 N Center St. If

FOR SALE-s15, 900 close in busi
 ness property. Income s100 per month. which is 8 per cent on in vestment. one block from Board of Trade This is new brick building. Construction is first class and mod
 ern in every respect. Big increase in value every year one third cash VIII handle it; long time on balance Brights Realty Co, 237 w. Monroe St 1T
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE RANCHES-4 10. 20 and acres. close in, bargains, a grocery, store dnJ stock of nice and pure, let me show you. w. B. Palmer, 139 S
 Center St If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

FOR KENT-Furnisbed home, 21O1 West Jefferson st, $20 per month till October 1st See Boon about it. 15 East Adams st. if
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01
For Rent-Houses


 FOR RENT-5-room. well furnished, strictly modern house at 914 N 2nd St for months, Aug. and Sept at 5000 per month. See Dr. Swigert, 9 E. Adams St. k FOR RENT-5-room brick modern, furnished close in $25.00. Groom brick furnished $2000 Groom modern in Evergreen addition high class furn- iture, $45.00. Groom new house, mod ern. s35.GO. 5-room brick modern un- furnished, s2000 5-room, new furn- ished s25.00. close in 5-room brick. close in. s20.00. 3-room house furn- ished. $1500 Broom house furnished $12.50. .;-room house furnished 5000. See J. B Heyne. IS w. Adams, Phone BOA If FOR RENT-S-room house with 3 screen porches, furnished, blocks out inquire !. J. Segan, Valley Bank. FOR RENT-Unfurnished house of four rooms, screen porch, shade, close in. Inquire 346 North Fourth Ave Phone Overland, 1858. d FOR RENT-5-room brick, modern. furnished, $25. 3-room frame. furn- ished, $1O.. brick modern unfurn- ished, s1J See Johnston, 17 West Adams. 2 ONE HALF of pebble dashed house furnished rooms including screen sleeping rooms. bath with water paid for 1929 E. Adams for $500. Phone Black 8541 Sb
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

FOR RENT-NeW six-room orlck newly furnished, in 2, 3-room suites strictly modern, located 1921 west Adams. Call Union Bank & Trust co.
 If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

HAVF-Several good lots on Adams and Monroe Sts. near state capitol building that can be had cheap. See me. w. NJ Fickas- T No. 1 Ave. tf