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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-06
Persian Dry Cleaning and
 Dye Works. 2Oc 1-2 Main St. over J. B. Simon Go.
 Pine Bluff, ArE.

White Serges and Flannels made as white as snow without shrinkage by a new process without the use of wat CT.
 WE clean. press and repair all kinds of ladies or gents clothing. clean kid gloves. put new linings in coats. put in new sleeve linings, put on velvet collars, make button holes, make any kind of alteration on ladies or gents clothing.
 We call for and deliver our work to any part of the city.
 Out of town customers send us your package by express with instruc-s ticns and we will return it in good shape. Ring us up carly and ctten. Phone 1926. Early morning or night phone 14aa.
 FRANK DIETRICH. Prop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-06

Three tines as much light for the same money with Buckeye Mazda Lamps. We sell them at cost and
 have just reduced the price 20 per cent. The Pine Bluff Company. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-06
WANTED-A WIFE.

HNR RSONAL-Homeless travelling salesman, good reputation-49 years young, wants acquaintance of good intelligent woman, un-4 incumbered, over 33; object mat rimony; letters returned. Geo. H. Harris, Philadelphia, Ark.
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SOMETHING OUT OF APPLES

a pitcher or crock with the graft
ed rind of a lemon. On this
pour pint of boiling water,
then cover and let stand hours.
Strain and sweeten.
Brown Betty.
Chop fine 2 cups of tart apples.
Butter a baking dish and place on
it a layer of apple, sprinkling
with cinnamon, sugar and butter.
Place on this a layer of the
crumbs, alternating with the
apple till dish is three-fourths
full, leaving bread crumbs on
top. Add no water, but cover
tight and steam three-quarters of
an hour in moderate oven. Then
remove the cover and brown
quickly. Serve with milk or
sweet sauce.
Apple Sandwich.
Spread thin bread with apple
cheese or chopped. uncooked
apple mixed with nuts.
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RECENT IDEAS IN SHAM
POOLING

Fashion as we'll as comfort de-
mand well kept hair. Dandruff
falling on ones shoulder or an
oily, stringy appearance to the
hair never excite admiration
from anyone. Shampooing at
home with Seafroth will correct
any such tendency. Seafroth is
based on the scientific principle
that the natural oil in the scalp
will not Withstand strong aka
lies such as are often unknow-
ingly used. 1t is made to cleanse,
to strengthen the roots of the
hair, to give that soft elastic
feeling when touched or combed
and which means hair health.
Seafroth is elegant, easy to use
and a positive aid to scalp CON-
fort. Is made by expert chemists
and guaranteed by them. Sold
by druggists in Tacoma at soc
per package. Remember = its
guaranteed.
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Apple Scum No. I.

Apple soup NO lie
To make 8 pints of soup, take
a pint of apples stewed soft,
rubbed through a coIander and
sweetened. To it add l 1-2 table
spoons of sage or tapioca cooked
till soft and clear in a pint of
boiling water. Simmer together
20 minutes, flavoring with salt
and cinnamon. Strain and serve
hot or chilled.
Apple Soup No. 2.
To Q quarts of water allow Z
tart apples, cored but unpeeled,
sliced thin. Cook them with IL
cup of rice till soft. Then rub
through sieve, add spice, a little
sugar and chopped or candied
fruit.
Fried Apples.
Fry apples in a low, flat sauce
pan. into which you have dropped
lump of butter. Spread over the
surface a layer of quartered or
finely sliced apples. Sprinkle with
sugar and a little flour and leave
to brown, then turning and al
lowing to brown on the other
side. Tart apples and onions
(two-thirds apples) may be fried
OF baked together as indicated
for apples alone.
This is a cooling drink In
fevers. Pare and core 3 large
! juicy pIppins and slice them int
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CLUB NOTES

more and Charles Stone Wilson
are presented in a joint recital.
Nesika club was entertained
this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Willard Smith, III North
street. The program included
two papers.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Methodist church will hold
sale of fancy articles, fine
needlework and fancy cookery on
Friday and Saturday of this
week.
An all-day sewing meeting of
Custer corps No. 2, w. r. c.,
will be held Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Hastings, 5512
South Sheridan avenue.
The annual sale of holiday ar
ticles will be held Friday and
Saturday afternoons and even
ings by the Woman's society of
the Pilgrim Congregational
church, North Gath and Warner
streets.
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Don't think you can eat greasy
foods, chocolate creams and drink
alcoholic liquors or pernicious
soft drinks to excess and not have
pimpies.
Don't think that you can spend
your time lolling around in arm
chairs and allowing your mind to
vegetate and keep up with the
fascinating women with brilliant
brains who understand the value
of working for a good purpose.
| have one young woman in
mind who never gets up until
noon and who then spends the
most of the day at her hairdress-
er's and manicure's, at the candy
shop and tea room, unless she mas
an appointment with her dress
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Billie, how it is that you keep In
so much better health, looks and
spirits than /. You certainly
work hard and l do absolutely
nothing"
That's it," | answered. 1T is
only when we do absolutely moth
ing that we become absolutely of
no use in the world. Nature real
ICES this Immediately and takes
her revenge upon our bodies, and
when the body deteriorates you
can be sure that the mind will
follow in a more or less degree. ="
JUST ONE LAST WORD
There is only one microbe
that is worse than the ono
we call lazy, and that is the :
one we call worry.
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pecial Features of Interest To The Times Women Readers
SOCIETY

Topaz circle, 427, Women of
Woodcraft, will give banquet
Wednesday, Nov. 80, at 719h
Commerce street.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the
Pythian Sisters will meet with
Mrs. Clara Waring, 1927 South
Junette street, Wednesday after
noon at . D. m.
Miss June Wright, Miss Eliza
beth Taylor, Miss Margaret ia
cobus and Van M. Dowd of Ia
coma are all appointed on the
committee to arrange the annual
Varsity ball at the State univer-
sity this year, on Dec. 80.
The ball Is an annual affair,
given in honor of the members of
the football team, who have won
their letters in the annual scrim-
mage line.
The Tacoma theater was the
scene of many social box parties
given last night to witness the
production of THE Roundup"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams
are in Portland visiting for a
short time.
An informal bridge party will
be given tomorrow evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Kellogg at
their home on North Yakima ave-
nue..
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Hilton regret very much their de-
parture from the city to take up
their residence in Seattle, where
the business interests of Mr.. Hill
ton demand his presence.
Mrs. John ii. March will give
two of the big functions this
week, entertaining Friday and
Saturday with bridge in honor of
about 40 guests.
After two months visit in
Montana and North Dakota, Mrs.
Conrad Newcomer and Miss Ruth
Newcomer returned home Sun
day.
All kinds bulbs. Smiths 1116 G..
Advertisement" "
A studio tea will be given
Thursday afternoon by Miss Har-
riet Caughran at her home, South
Fourth and Tacoma avenue.
About furs. See Mueller, 921
South c. Advertisement"
Complimentary to eight of her
girl friends, Miss Beatrice Out
calf entertained today at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Outcalt, on North
Anderson street.
Honoring Mrs. Frank Kelsey
of Portland, Mrs. Walter Vose
Gulick as hostess at one of the
prominent entertainments of the
past week given at her country
home last Thursday.
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Three Days Left For That
Fine Turkey Menu
THE CONDITIONS
THE CONDITIONS
Menus Must BE for Five Persons Five Courses.
Cost Must BE Important Factor.
Big Turkey for Best Menu.
Last Day, Nov. 81.
Address: Turkey Menu Editor.

left for Thanksgiving MENU remember
until Friday
of Thanksgiving dinner schedules go into
the judges Saturdays OF the Times
the High school Miss
Weber of the w choose as the best OF the entire lot
Where yours? Have sent it in?
Cliff finds it possible to
family $4-a tempt
ing looking menu too
Soup coco
Turkey and Dressing $2.0O) .
Mashed Potatoes (lOc) Succotash (7c) Squash (1oc)
Cabbage Salad with Cream Dressing t0c) Bread (5c)
Cranberry (13c)
Cheese f1Oc) Sailed Crackers (5c) Celery (5cJ
English Pudding 5c Pumpkin Pie Q5c)
Coffee (fOc) English Walnuts (25c)
cost-$4.00.
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Cynthia's Answers to
Many Questions
Seattle was 81 years old No
vember 18th.

Seattle was 81. years old No
vember 18th.
The state flower of Idaho is the
syringa. OF Washington, the
rhododendron.
1t is better to keep apples in
the cellar than in the ground for
they often taste of the latter
when buried.
Silk or linen handkerchief, a
tie of his favorite color, a hat
marker, and desk calendar, are
suitable presents for man.
1t is proposed to celebrate in
1914-15 the centennial of the
treaty of Grant, making 100 years
of peace between Great Britain
and the United States.
Neither husband or wife have
any right, before or after death,
to property acquired before mar
riage, or to property acquired
after marriage by gift, or inher-
itance.
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The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the First Congrega-
tional church will hold a meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. G. Wheeler,
307 North Cliff avenue.
Chapter c. of p. e. o. society
will hold its regular work meet
ing tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. N. J. Brazell.
Miss Inez Davis was hostess
at a luncheon given to the Off
GERS of Vida chapter given at the
Tacoma hotel Saturday.
Mrs. Beverly Coiner, state re-
gent of the P. E. o. society, will
go to Centralia at the end of the
week to attend tibet reception
given by the p. E. o. society of
that city in honor of Mrs. Coiner.
A joint meeting of the Tenn
perance club and w. G. T. U. OF
Pierce county will be held at
Temperance headquarters, $40
South Ninth street, this evening.
In order to complete plans for
the ball to be given November
25 in Masonic Temple, all men,
bers of the auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Railway Train
men are asked to be present at a
meeting Thursday afternoon,
Nov. 81.
The Woman's Home Mission
airy society of the First Metho-
dist church will assemble for an
all-day meeting Wednesday with
Mrs. Clarence E. Hill, 1409
North Sixth street.
A chicken dinner was served
yesterday at the regular meeting
of the cafeteria department of
the Y. w. c. A. The new din
ing room was crowded through
out the day.
A card party will be given at
the Armory next Saturday aft
ernoon by the members of Gus
ter corps No. 2. The hostesses
will be Mrs. Bergeson, Mrs
Gardner and Mrs. Strayer.
Under the auspices of the La
dies Musical club, one of the
most interesting musical attrac-
lions of the season will be given
This evening in the Masonic
| Temple, when John ]. Black
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sg, A oman" ON HOME MAN.
AGENEENT

e Dear Miss Grey: In your
Il column last night was q
letter under ITO Beat the
s Game"
believe the writer should
s-shave had a home ready for
his bride il he was so afraid
of old age, and not ask her
TO marry and help.
l believe a woman does
her share IL she manages a
home, whether she does the
work or has servants.
One pays well to live at a
good hotel for comforts such
as good meals, well heated
FreOms and other things that
go to make mankind COM
PORTABLE, and says what a
fine management, etc. Now,
why shouldn't you give due
credit to the manager of a
home, even if it happens to
be your wife, and still be
able to pay for it?
Please print this and see
what other readers have to
say. "a MAN"
A.-For the benefit of the dii
cussion remember in the letter
which "a Man" objects, til
young husband did PRACTICAL
all the housekeeping beside hi
daily work and wanted the wife
who had no children, to hel
only a short time until they coul
get a start and not be overshad
owed by the high cost of living
CALLED A FOOL
Dear Miss Grey: / have
been reading your advice to
young folks for some time
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Miss Mary Bayless, West
Union, Ohio, has been chosen to
fill the important social position
of pirate secretary to Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, wife of the
president-elect of the United
States.
1t is not uncommon for resi-
dents of the Buckeye state to
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UNJUST LAWS

UNJUST LAWS
Dear Miss Grey: Kindly
answer through your paper
the following:
Does woman who is an
American citizen loose her
citizenship by marrying a
non-citizen? Please exc
plain and Oblige.
LOOKING FOR INFORNIA-
TION.
Ayes, and If an alien mar
ries an American she becomes a
full-fledged citizen, even if she
cannot speak a word of English,
and doesn't know when America
was discovered. And if she is
divorced she again becomes an
alien. My, what a prestige 1t
does give a woman just to be
married!
Here's another sequence. If
an intelligent woman marries a
Scotchman, an Englishman or
any other alien who hasn't taken
out his papers she loses her citi-
zenship, and if she is married to
an American who takes out pa
pers in another country (no mat
ter how much she objects to it)
she thereby becomes an alien,
too.
To my mind there is no more
unjust law, and only one other
that matches it, and that is the
right of parents to strike child
on the head or face, the same Of
Tense for which a teacher is
fined.
1t is high time women were
waking up, and using their in
fluence to efface these blots
from their glorious, free g?
America.
For red complexion remove the
cause, which is usually in a dis
turbed state of mind, bashfulness
excitement. anger, and profuse
Joy. Cultivate quietness and
leyel-headedness.
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move into the spotlight of polltt-
cal favor. But it is worthy of
some special note when the first
lady in the land chooses her So
cial aide de camp and private as
sistant from the central states.
Miss Bayless will begin her
duties at the White House next
March.
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he HAD uNRuLY HAIR.

Couldn't do a thing with Il. Stood
in every direction at once, then in no
direction. This was before he used
Halls Hair Remover. Now his hair
looks well-kept, stays in place. The
scalp is clean and healthy. Hair is
growing faster. No dandruff. Not the
slightest danger of coloring the hair.
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Cynthia Grey's Answers

and am coming to you for
little advice as to the old
folks.
i ann somewhat smitten on
nice young lady. Do you
think IL would be manly
thing to propose to her?
have been called a crazy old
fool and other things too
numerous to mentions; but
am "a man OF much wealth.
Please give your advice.
PATIENTLY WAITING.
Alt doesn't make a man ;
fool to call him one, and wealth
does not make up for it IL yol
are fool. You give me so lit
tie information that it is impos
sible to advise you.
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ONE-SIDED AFFAIR

Dear Miss Grey: am n
young married woman, and
my husband Is away great
deal of the time. When he
is away l always write TO
him, but he fails to answer.
When he comes home he says
he didn't have time. Now
1 knew he has lots of time
to write. DO you think he
does it through neglect, or
that when | am out of his
sight he forgets me alto
gether? NJ. b. II.
Al cannot say; but il
were you / would not cast m
pearls before swine" Try nc
writing for awhile and see if h
does not appreciate lette
enough to answer. If he doesn't
what's the use of writing?
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worked for it.
Love, Beauty, Happiness,
Wealth and Health do not come
of their own accord to minister
to our well-being.
A woman cannot be thin UNI
less she burns up her superflou-
Gus fat she cannot have good
health unless she works out the
laws of bodily sanitation and hy-
giene.
You must remember that there
is not lazy hair on beauty's
head. You have to work just as
hard for loneliness as you do for
wealth or success in any other OF
life's pursuits.
Don't think that you can sleep
late in the morning in a heated
room when you should be out in
the frosty air taking a brisk walk
and not have a sallow, dry skin.
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What Texans Admire

is hearty, vigorous life, accord
ing to Hugh Tallman, of San An
tonic. 1--WE find" he writes,
that DR.. Kings New Life Pills
surely put new life and energy
into a person. Wife and l be-
iieve they are the best made.
Excellent for stomach, liver and
kidney troubles. 25c at Ryner
Malstrom Drug Co., 93S Pacific
av.
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is THERE NO WAY OR
LAW?

Dear Miss Grey: 1 WON
der il you can tell me how
a poor working girl, who
works eight hours every day
in the week and only receive
ing five dollars a week can
manage to live on the small
sum and pay her room and
board, cl0the herself and
have any money at all in
her pocket for street car
fare? Is there no way or
law at all by which girl
can receive more pay?
Is IL any wonder that so
many girls have gone wrong
when they are SO much in
need of money? There are
lots of girls who do not
willingly want to go wrong,
but on account of such small
wages and living so high
they are compelled to. 1t
seems as though there
should be some way to help
a poor working girl to keep
straight. What do you think?
Thanking you in advance,
BELL"
Al think it crime that
woman does not receive for tn
same work, equally we'll done
he same pay as man. Their,
S absolutely no reason why sh,
should not.
The thing for women to d.
;ince equal suffrage is gained i
o see to it that they do; but a.
ong as clerks, stenographers
etc, refuse to cooperate the.
ire delaying their own good
Fhe printers, walters and othei
branches have solved the ques
ion to a big extent and ar,
lrawing larger salaries than the
lon-union. If you will send you
address l will help your salary.
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The Motive Type of Girl.

The Motive Type of Girl.
The motive type in girl shows
itself in desire for physical &C
tivity.
The girl whose picture appears
here shows very clearly the out
line of face that we have just de-
scribed, with no superfluity of
flesh in any part. The nose is
straight: the lips are firm; the
eyes are deeply set; the chin Is
square and firm, indicating cour-
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Work With Beauty, Which Has Not Lazy Hair
In Its Head, IL You Would Have Beauty

maker or milliner. She eats a
big dinner and the evening Is
given to the theater or some other
social function, supper Of all
sorts Of indigestible things and
then to bed at any old hour of
the night. This young woman
said to me the other day:
81 cannot understand, my dear
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Maybe Your Sons An Inventor Or Musician
Your Daughter Born to Great Career of Art

age and energy.
The characteristics that belong
to this type are keen perception,
and the lower part of the brow is
well represented. Hence all chill
dren who come under this type
are perceptive, knowing and
scientific in their attachments.
They like to make baskets, for
their perceptive faculties unite
with their constructive qualities
in putting material together, and
many make wood carvers and
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DO YOU REALLY THINK
IT is ANY HARM?

Dear Miss Grey: Do you
really think it is any harm
for a girl of ii to walk home
from Il party with a boy il
he acts we'll and does not
get fresh?
Also tell me some enjoy
able games to play at a
party. Blonde.
A.-There is no more harm in
a. girl walking with a boy who
knows how to behave and does
so, than to go out walking with
her doll; but l do not approve
of late parties for school chill
dren.
Ask for Indoor and Outdoor
Games" at the public library, OF
for Dame Curtsey's Games"
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sculptors, like Miss Hosmer, or
animal painters, like Rosa Bon
heur, or dressmakers or inven-
tors.
AS the executive faculties unite
with the ingenious and construc-
tive qualities, we find that many
such develop into superintendent
of hospitals, orphan asylums, and
some even become farmers,
agents and travellers.
Sometimes we find women law
yers develop out of tbs typenE
also reporters and interviewers.
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MUSICIAN OR
INVENTOR =
BY Jessie A. Fowler.

by Jessie A. Fowler.
Another important type among
boys to which we would like to
call attention is the motive, or
mechanical land executive organ
ization. This lad has strong mus
cles and a good framework. There
is no yielding of muscle. Such a
boy has three strong mental lev
ers which are at work:
The executive, which gives full
ness over the ears;
The mechanical, which shows
a fullness in the temples;
The perspective or scientific
element of mind.
Under the latter we find a
predominant factor, and in the
illustration you notice the mu-
steal element, located at the outer
angle of the eye, Is closely allied
to his keen perceptions, his in
genuity or mechanical skill, and
his energy or effectiveness. Thus
as a musician he would play with
expression as we'll as with spirit
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Dear Miss Grey: am in
love with n boy and l think
he loves me too.
Now, Miss Grey, ! am q
little coquettish, and the 9TH
er day he saw me flirting
with a market fellow and he
got mad.
Well, he told me he did
not like me any more. He
went off then and l did not
get chance to say anything.
As L love him dearly and
want his friendship, please
tell me what to do.
"BROWN EYES
A.-Behave yourself.
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Under the auspices of the La
dies Musical club, one of the
most interesting musical attrac-
lions of the season will be given.
This evening in the Masonic
Temple, when John ]. Black
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MASQUERADES FOR FAT
AND THIN GIRLS

Dear Miss Grey: Would
you kindly tell me how it
would be best to dress i'm n
masquerade dance, a mask
suit that would not be ex-
pensive for a thin girl?
How for a fieshy girl? For
girl Is and Fl years of
age? Please answer soon.
BLUE EYES.
A.-The fleshy girl Nigh
masquerade as an old negr
nanny" and the thin gir
would look we'll as Little Be
Peep with her puffed oyerskir
to disguise the thinness.
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and energy.
This child has a square chin,
denoting executive power; deli
cately chiseled lips, showing re-
serve; large and luminous eyes,
showing power of thought and
depth of mind. This lad could
become an inventor, or a mu-
sician of considerable note. He
could also become good speaker
or singer.
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CALLED A FOOL
Dear Miss Grey: have
been reading your advice to
young folks for some time
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A card party will be given a
the Armory next Saturday aft
ernoon by the members of Gus
ter corps No. 2. The hostesse!
will be Mrs. Bergeson, Mrs
Gardner and Mrs. Strayer.
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A chicken dinner was servet
yesterday at the regular meeting
of the cafeteria department o
the Y. w. G. A. The new din
ing room was crowded through
out the day.
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The Woman's Home Mission
airy society of the First MethC
dist church will assemble for a
all-day meeting Wednesday wit
Mrs. Clarence E. Hill, lao
North Sixth street.