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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-30
Domestic Science

Contests open To Country Folks outside of
South Bend, except mentioned i'm individ-
uaI instances, as schools.
NORTHERN INDIANA GAS & ELECTRIC
CO., 215-217 South Michigan street. Product
Raised Biscuits: First prize, SIS portable
lamp; second prize, SIS portable lamp.
Product-sOda Biscuits: First prize. s25
portable lamp; second prize. SIS portable lamp.
q dOz for entry.)
H A. IUNDY & CO., coaks and suits 235
South Michigan street. Product-White Bread:
First prize. set Of furs. value $50; second prize
plush or cloth coat, $25; third prize. suit value
$3.50. zone loaf.)
UNION SHOE STORE, retail shoes. 22s
South Michigan street Product-Fruit Cake.
Prizes: First, pair lady's 81 shoes; second.
pair lady's SO shoes; third, pair lady's house
slippers; fourth, pair lady's house slippers
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, 229 South
Michigan street Product-Cookies. Prizes:
First savings account book, 50; second savings
account book SO; third. savings account book,
50; fourth savings account book, ST.
zone plate for entry)
CHARD & TOAIPSE1TT, hardware, 233 South
Michigan street. Product-BrOwn and Graham
Bread. Prizes: First. coffee percolator, SO:
second, casserole, 50. Brown-F1rst, coffee
percolator, SO; second. casserole. 81.
Zone loaf.)
AIITON'S DRUG STORE. Product-Best
Doaf OF Rye Bread, baked by student IN any St
Joe Co. school. Prizes: first. No. "a Brownie
camera; second, No. Brownie camera; third
Il
Observation-Disclosures CO. Product-Cakes
First prize. $25 suit; second prize So hat; third
prize. IS handbag.
FRANK &. TOEPP, JEWELER. Product
salt Raising Bread-F'irst prize, $25 diamond
ring and four more prizes TO be announced
later
JONES FURNITURE STORE. Product
Corn Bread. First prize. sideboard: second
prize, parlor cabinet: third prize, sofa
HERR'S BOOK STORE, III w. washington
ave. Product-Best Loaf Of Bread baked by
student in schools Of county outside of South
Bend and Bfishawaka. First prize, 80 vol. set
leather bound, shakespeare value $1,000;
second prize, "a leather, Longfellow's Poems
value $500; third prize, Mrs. Farmers Cook
Book, value $1.60.
Washington Ave. Product-Best Loaf OF Bread
baked by student Of the South Bend City
schools. First prize. $500 worth '=wear-Ever'
Aluminium Cooking Utensils; second prize
$500 1OO-piece Dinner Set; third prize $1,000
Electric Reading Lamp.
X. II. PECK, SHOES. 100 w. Wash av. Pro-
duct-Best Loaf OF White Bread baked by stu
dent in the Mishawaka schools. First prize,
pair best Shoes in the house; second prize, pair
$3.50 Shoes; third prize. pair House slippers
$500.
Il. w. WOODWORTH CO., five and ten-cent
store. 225 South Michigan street. Product
Pies. Prizes: First, $40 in trade: second. $3.50
IN trade; third, So in trade; fourth. $3.50 in
trade.
AUDITORIUM THEATER, South Michigan
lower box OF seats; second prize. upper box
OF seats; third prize, seats anywhere. Good
during week OF exposition.
zone top crust pie for entry)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-30
F an c y Work
Contest
Open to all to enter.

T.. +. MANGOLD, phOtogra pher. West JEFF
fersOn boulevard. PrOduct-Best Quilt Fancy
Cotton Patchwork Prize: First, dozen
cabinets one large portrait, value So.
J. BURKE & Co. manufacturing opticians
Product-EmbrOidery work linen and mus
lin wear. First prize, one pair fine gold
glasses or trade; second prize. one brass table
thermometer. Product-Fancy work OF all de-
scripuOns: First prize pair fine pearl opera
glasses; second prize. one reading glass with
sterling silver handle.
SOUTH BEND CAMERA CO, with J. Burke
& CO. Product-F<itchen Apron (most sensi-
ble). First prize, folding pocket camera; sec
Ond prize. No. "a Brownie camera.
THE O'CONNOR MILLINERY. Product
Eyelet embroidery work. First prize, $40 hat;
second prize. 50 hat: third prize. So hair
switch. (Any artcle.)
THE BAGBY STUDIO. 113 f Jefferson ST.
Productivity Article OF Mexican Drawn
Work. First prize. l dozen art photos. value
$3.50; second prize, l dozen sepia portraits
value $500: third prize, l dozen platinum por-
traits value $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-30
Miscellaneous Exhibits

Grand SweepStake Prize-FRANK MAYR
AND son viii give a handsome Elgin c. NJ
Wheeler special adjusted 17-jewel watch in
gold case, ladies' or mems size, 10 the party
winning the most points regardless of articles
IN this contest, 70 be counted as follows: First
prize, 70 count five points; second, four points:
third, three points; fourth, two points, and
fifth, one point.
j. II. McGILL CO., home furnishings corner
Michigan street and Jefferson boulevard. Pro-
duct-Butter. First prize. Turkish leather
rocker; second prize. solid mahogany rocker:
third prize, electric lamp.
zone pound or abOut)
OTTO BASTIAN. drugs Product-ApnIe
Butter-First prize, So in trade: second prize
50 camera; third prize, 50 fountain pen
entry TO be one pint.)
\. c. MURDOCH, Tailor 126 f Jefferson
street Product-MOst Beautiful Bouquet OF
Home Grown Flowers. Prize. 10 a man. pair
$500 Trousers, or 20 q lady, goods TO equal the
amount.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-30
THE VEGETABLE SHOW
Continued.

IIVINGSTON'S, clothing, 110-112 W. Wash.
ST Product-IArgeSt Pie Pumpkins. First
prize boys suit, value SO; second prize,
boys suit value Sc; third prize, boys sweat
er coat value $3.50; fourth prize. cap, value
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-30
Fruits

But one entry of each variety allowed by one
exhibitor. Entry TO be one plate OF five each
class of apples.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-30

Guided. this school gives scholarship every
year to one of the graduates.
SIDNEY UNGER cigar store, HILLS East
Jefferson ST. Product-Mangel WurZels, the
largest. First prize. $1,000 in cigars; second
$500 handsome pipe; third, $500 steel fishing
rod
NEWARK SHOE STORE, Save-a-Dollar
Store $50 West Washington street Product
Melted CantelOupeS. First prize, l pair
shoes; second prize, l box guaranteed hose.
C for entry.(
THOS. WILLIAMS plumber 122 z. Jeffer-
son street. Product--Red Kidney Beans (dry).
First prize, $500 in trade; second prize, $500
in trade. g quarts for entry.)
MRS. NJ. III. FRALICK, millinery, 131 N
Main st. Product-Lettuce and Endive. Let
tuce, first prize, $40 hat; second, So hat. En-
dive one prize, IS center piece.
Il complete plant for entry)
GRAND LEADER, the store that does
things, 1872 W. Washington st, Product-Green
Skin CanteOupe. First prize, ladies' dress.
value $1,000; second, mems raincoat, value SO;
third, boys suit, value $3.50; fourth, ladies'
shirtwaist $3.50. (S for entry)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
MmS oe,a Moromeiten
Wfinneipta.

Germillio1.- 2ebten Soru1=
tag fano bier Sic @rl1nolteinlegung
ser 1lel1e1 fatboliihen ct. Sobannes=
Stride itatt. Sic 6eitpreoigt bielt
Efarrer Sung BON ct. Saul. 9a5
grogel6ob ser Stride tit bereitS poll=
en6et. Sic @eiammtfolten oeS 8ones
meroen iid auf $4,000 belaltfen.
@roofito1 II. = Mus Dr. u. g.
Meorlep's sdlaf5immer itablen @in=
BREEDER $3.50, 5mei goloene l1bren u1to
Elm Noti5bud. Somes 9opbam be-
flagt SEN 8erluft zines An5uges, Ell
1ter goloe11en ubr nn6 BON ettpas
&leingelo. Gos gi1bre6erunme EN-
nimmt bier I'M lester 3eit eridredeno
5n.
8emioii. = Ser Dor einigen
@oden aus elmer @a%nbermenagerie
entiprungene @ontber iette S6nl=
timber Ser gmanion= ee=Sbule in
M1tgit un6 Sdreden. DaS &oubtbetr
frem5te Dor oen &in6ern Sic StraBe
nno trug einen @aien i'm Maule.
@laops Sobnion, 16 Sabre alt, Celia
@onb, IA Sabre, nno Marbin @eder=
ion, 9 Sabre 50bne uno Io@ter BON
Iarmern 6ieier @egeno befan6en ltd
unter sen &in6err, tpelde SEN Fan=
tier iaben.
@inona. = 5. M. &insloe,
Sefret1r 6es bieitgen @anoelsper-
bands, ur6 neri6ie6ene anoere be-
fannte Manner inn Mor6meiten pla=
ne1t, Mnfang Sftober in @inona
5tpei midtige ~8eriammlu11gen gletd=
5eittg tagen SIT %lolie1t, bie lid orf Sic
in6nItrieQe @ntlpidlung 6es iiibli6en
M%finneiotas ur6 auf Sen 8an gutter
@ege be5ieber. Die uGbicago, Slof
@iGs ol1b Dellonltone Harf &igbpop
Mlociation" fat @inona als Srt fir
tire nadite @eriammlung I'M Otto
Der oltser1eben. = Das @eba1toe, In
meldem iih @mi1 Miuer's 5pe5erei=
tpaarenlaben, Suffer- nn6 Nroouften=
logger befinoet, lit bl1rh ei,1en 8raro
sur &0be BON $4,000 aeidaoigt
mor6en.
M1bert9ea. = Die Sabrtf Ser
@emper S6e Sos engine Co., mel6e
Dor pe1igen. @oden n%ieberbrannte,
tpir6 mie6er oufgebal1t merben, nno
5par nod 6er 1telter1 @ldnen als mo-
bernes, feuerii6eres 8a11tperf aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
&atbli5ismmsmebr 9e8em
So5ialtSmnSlebr*
Bic @ebpte @pttes.

10.
9ls Mann un6 @eib bot @ott Die
erlten Meniden eridaffen nno oa=
ourd Sic unouflosli6 @be geitiftet.
u8as @ott perbun6er, 6as ioa Ser
Meni6 nidt trennen," iagt Ser 81.
@ei1t. @ott iditt inn 6. @ebot oas
2eben 6es Meni6en uno feline Sort
pflan5ung, perbietet ni6t bloB oen
@bebru6, ionoern au6 ale an6eren
siin6en gegen 6ieieS @ebot. 1ur@
oie Gaufe tp11r0e ser Menib climber
leibt NIT gbriitus. 3arum iagt Ser
Mpoitel: r@t1iet ibr nt6t, 6aB ibr
@lie0er Gbriiti ieio?" MuS oieier
@ereinigung nit @briit1S folgert Der
Mpoitel SOS S9redlide ser l1nfeui6=
beit, tpel6e Sic S11elle 6es 9ebens
pergiftet un6 gum &11in oes 2ebe11s
fiibrt = 6es leiblt6en iomobl. mie
6es geiitigen un6 iibernatirli@en.
3os gol6ene 8ii6lein fiibrt ieinem
9eier Dor Mltgen Sic Siin6en gege1t
Sic @ittli9feit, 6eren i6redli6e SOL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

v2iigt topfer oralf los, eS miro im=
lller et1pas bGngen bleiben!" babe11
iid sic Setbl6ttcr q Ia Menace, Ea=
tript, Melting got n110 a110ere CUR
Iepile erforen. limo in 8efolgn11g
oieier Yorole iheuen iie Dor nidts,
arh llidt Dor Sen plump ten Sal
id)ungen 5rriid.
81 bot 3. g. crit fiir5li6 6as Set
blott n1be Melting Eot," eine antt=
fatboliide io5ialiitii6e Monatsi6rift,
bas oben >pieoergegebene 8ilo alS 81
luitrotion abge6rudt 5u einem gegen
sic Stride geridteten Mrtifel, rn6 linn
Sen Iitel berlieben: @inri6tnng BON
9rote ltanten in Sen Mte6erlan6en -
qlio @erfolgung ser 8rotei tanten IN
Sen yeieberlonben 6ur9 @atbolifen.
Ser Dnrdldnittsleier miro geneigt
iein gu glal1benL 6aB 6as 8il6 entpe=
ser Sen Gbatia@en entipri6t ooer 6o4
menigftens bon Dem @iiinftler Sen art-
%gegebenen Eitel erbtelt. Mett an6eren
8orten, BOP bie @obrbeit o6er I'M
mabrbeit Der in benz 8tI6e 6argelt tell
ten @5ene BEL 6em @iinitler rubt.
@aB Dem nibt 10 lit, ma@t Sic Ser
men6ung bieies Bil6es 5u &eb5meden
Inn 10 ibmabIi9er. Ser &iinitler fat
ndmli9 IN bieiem Sal pe6er mabr-
beitsgemdB nod Ser @abrbeit 5u=
tpioer cine Saene 3ei6nen tpollen, oie
Dem ertpdbnten Sitel entiprd6e. Sein
@il6 fpielt gar ni@t in Sen Mie6er=
Ion6en, ion6er1 in Deuti9lan6, mab<
ren6 6es breiBtgi6brtgen &riegeS. @S
iteut ni9t Sic &inri6tung bon Bro=
teIta11ten 6ar, io116ern Sic Sinri@tnng
BON Moro6euren, Ste 6ur6 Elm
@riegsgeri6t gum So6e berurtbetlt
mnr6en un6 nun Sen i6ma6Dolen
SOB 6urd SEN Strang erlei6en mill
len. 9aS ginge idon aus 6em Slide
IeIb1t berbor - aus Sen nniformen
nn6 &lei6ern, ser Mufltellung Ser
1ruppen, Ser Sbatia6e, baB sic Mon=
DIE BEN Berurtbeilten Iroit 5nipre6en
= o116 menn mir nidt mlBten, bob
ser Hu0terer Cabot ser SOS Btl6 ber=
gelteQt, 6os 6oritellen molte. @r bat
6ieies 8ilo nGmli9 als zines ieiner
beioen Serien iiber 6as nngliid nno
sic 9ciocn bes &riegeS entporfen Die
1632-lS33 erl9tenen. @a1ot NOR
2otbo;nger - ni6t Nie6erlanoer =
ullo Gat sic @reuel 6eS &riege5 ber=
oni6aulidt> mie er lie in 2otbringe1t
nno I'M bamaIigen oeutiden &eide
mabrenb 6eS DreiBigjdbrigen &rieges
fe11en lernte. Sem 8il6e einen Der=
betenoen Sitel unterldieben 5u MOL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
GAS ORIA

Geriltde lire II Sabre a1te 9bme=
tier Marp, peld)e beim Baden 1T
@oplnpugb Sun, Upper Safe Minne=
tpnfa> in cine l1ntief e geratben lpar,
SIT %retten, biibte oie 10 Sabre alte
Yearl Gl1olep, Sic 1odter BON Saul
0uolep, ei1el1l friiheren @ar1fier bon
&auia5 Gitp, ibr 2eben ein. Marp
tpur6e gerettet, inbem ibr gilbert Ne=
terion, Elm Mngeite1ten Ser @ool=
1ougb Snn, etn 8rett binbielt.
Bearl'S 2et9e tul1r6e balo gel l1n0en.
M4e acknowledgements iud)e maren
pergeben8.
Gergus Sails. - &idter
8illar6 betpiqigte Sen @inbaltsbefebl
tpeI@er 5arab 6. Orr unb lire Mn=
tpGlte binoert, SEN Hro5eB tint Or.
langurg bon $174,000, meIden iie
gegen sic Minneiota un6 Monitoba
&ailmap &c., un6 sic Canadian &ail=
tpap Co., fiibrt, metter in Sen 5taats.
@eridte11 5u fiibren. Diefer @inbalts<
befebl bleibt 10 lange 5u 93ed)t bette
ber> Bis &ldgerin betpeiien fam, oaB
8abn nt9t muir 6eBbolb nit
in BEN &ro8eB bermtdelt tp1roe, So
nit Der Tro5eB Dor Sem 8eltra1ni
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
@lmmpc 0didmm9 int 9iemite Der %erbebnn9.
7em yscrf ciues 6efauutcu Mcitcrs wiro elm faljdcr smel nntcridpben
Gin at Sebsmedem fali t) bctitcltes gilo Galpt's

le11 lit alio gum minoeiten cine &C.
m%ii1enloie, 6erbe 6alidung.
Ser 6ali6ungsperluh erideint I'M
10 freder, tpenn man be6enft, oaB
Sacques Gauot Q592-1635) nidt
Elm beliebiger 3eibner tpar, ionoern
Elm &ooierer, ser in Ser @ei@i6te
oieier &11nit bod a1geidrieben itebt,
banptiadli6 infolge Ser eritmaligen
Mntpenbung zines beionoeren Nro5ei-
les Ser 5tpeimaltgen Metung. Dnrb
oieien 8ro5eB muroe Die Mrbeit Gal
lots, mie 81. &in6 in ieiner @ei6i6te
Ser &o6ierens e%rflart, "a notable
la16marf." Gem @erfe zines iol6en
Meilters einen faliden @barafter gut
I6reiben gu 1ponen, iebt cine 6re6beit
unb @er6erbtbeit boraus, bie nt6t
leidt in anberen &reifen als bel 6en
Menace n11o uMelting Yot" =8rioern
5u fin6en lit.
Mo11 borf nit Si6erbeit anneb-
men, baB 6ieier Sal feineSmegs per=
ein5elt lit als @eriud, 6as 8olf arf
oiele Meiie, ourh 6ieie Mrt Sali6nng,
'irre5ufiibren. 9oB 6abei sic TIMBER
tra11tbeit oeS 2eierS nit Der &nnitge=
1di6te o11sgeniibt miro, ma6t Bic
Sanolu11gspeiie umio perperf li6er.
Get.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
8odlteinen uno Stabl, NIT einer1r
@rnn6rtb bon 60 BEL 100 SUB n16

8oditeinen uno Gtobl, NIT ei11er11
@run6rtB bon 60 BEL 100 SUB inns
einen &oltenau ftponbe BON $1,000.
: Sn Ser bieitgen stoots= Molferei
limo, mie ser Sabresberidt iibcr bos
5tpette 8%etriebsjobr nnter itaatlider
9eitung 5eigt, 1,833,861 Efunn
Mild iibernommen por6er, aus mel
6en 237,303 Bfnn6 8utter er5ergt
mur6en, 6te at 31.68 Gents 6mrd-
i6ntttIi@ per &fun6 perfauft tpl1roe.
MIernn6ria. = SIM g., 26.
ul16 81. September miro, bieB sic
idbrlt@e misunderstanding Musitel=
lung bon DougIas-@ County abgebal=
ten tper6en. Sic bei6en @auptreoner
tper6en fem @ouperreur @berbart an1
26., nn6 Somes 5. Sin am 81. Sep=
TENDER.
9nlutb. - Ser 35jGbrige Dr.
Better grif Mn6erion m1troe beim
Sprengen bon @otmitiimpfen ol1rd
cine bor5eittge grploiion elmer Ipna=
mitla6ung a1f Ser 5telle getobtet.
9us @emcbr bes II Sabre alte11
Ibeo0ore Mafi perfing iid cuff ser
Sag6 int @eitriipp. M1s CT Sic @of=
fe losl0ien moute, entluo lie ii9 nno
oie 2aoung 6rang oem iungen @an-
tie in sic linfe &%0rperieite un6 fiigte
linn cine 10 idmere @erlebung gu,
oaB er fur5 nad Ser @inlteferung in
oaS @oipital in glp ftarb.
Caledonia. - Cine grobe
G6eune al1f ser 6orm bon &enrp
0uinea brannte infolge 8libeini9Ia-
gems nieoer 1rno piel &en un6 &C.
treble ging ebenfa1s in 6lammer1
al1f. Ser 8erluft miro arf $4,000
angegeben, melder tbetltpetfe 6ur@
gerii6erung geoedt lit.
gilbert Sea. - &rbp Senion,
melde Dor 8 Mp1aten 10 i@redli6e
gronolpanoen erlitt, oaB man ni6t
g%lolt6te, iie o1 9eben erbalten 5n
%fonnen, miro I'M elmer ISOLDE mte6er
bergeltellt iein. Mitglieoer ibrer
Tulnilie gaben SO Stiide @aat BON
ibren @ei1e1t nn6 gr1nen ber, Tim
Tie 5lt retten, u11b Sic ltebertragl11g
Ser @al1t tpar erfolgreid.
Song Yrairie. @obert
Iietrif, Elm iiibltd BON bier lpobne1r=
ser 6ormer, mur6e anf ieiner Metoe
ais 2ei9e anfgefun6en. 9feben Der
2eide lag fem @epebr. Wea1 nirn1nt
an, 6aB iid 6os @epebr, olS er nber
ei1e11 3oltn f%letterte, entlno nn6 i'm
to6tete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18


Eipeitone. - Mit elmer Mb=
%itinnnaung BON 3 81 2 tpeigerte iid
Ser Staotratb bieiigen Sobafsbano=
lern cine 9i5en5 fir Sen &erfauf bon
3igaretten 5u betpilligen.-gs unter-
liegt feinem 3meifel, 0aB Sic pro-
greliipen &epublifal1er fir sic Scott
grebmabl i'm naditen Sabre einen
&an0ioaten fir sen 5meiten 9iitrtft
aufitellen per0en. Gidter g. 6. Gill
more bon bier iou iid I'M Sos Mmt
belperbe11, meld)es iett IS. g. &am=
mono bon ct. San1es balt.
MinneapnIis. - Sci SEM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

Iolep Mierer=Nillen beilen bart
nadige 6dne bon Mieren= 11n6 8la-l.
iet=8ei6meroe, &be11matisml1s ur6
9l1mbago, meil lie sic l1riade bertret-
ben. STR fonnt 6teie ebrbare betler-
Sc @eoi5in nidt in guer Spftem
%aufnebmen, obne sic ridtigen MeinI-
tate gu. er5ielen. @eriudt iie. gu
boben BEL alien @dnolern in ct.
CLOUD, Minn. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

Mbgeb1itt. = @tgerl: ste
finoen 5bren @emabl mirflid i6on?
Mber fem @eiiht bat bod bereits ptele
6ulten!" - Game: 90 baben sic
Meht; SOS SIRE 6agegen lit nod gat13
einfdltig."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05

nerves & my hart wud stand the
shock, I quit altogether.
You must have been vary. vary
brave. sed Cousin Alice.
1 think I may say that it took
CRATE deel of outrage, sed her beau.
For months & months after 1 quit 1
was in a friteful state of nervus
collapse, but in the course of time
my strong constitushun CAIN to my
aid, & / began to feel myself grow
ing stronger. 1t was different kind
of strength. too, he sed. Not the
strength born of half a dozen high
balls, but the reel strength that Gums
from good food g. fresh air. Today
all the old craving has gone away,
sed Eliza, & the three yeers that I
drank seem like three yeers of sum
strange dreem. 1 do not suppoas that
| was ever RELY sober during all
that time.
DO not suppoas you were, sed Pa,
You certingly passed thru a dredfuI
VI NCCA " t4ln out OF II with living
cnlors. 1t is not every yung man
thai wud have the currage to quit
drinking after he had got to the
point ware he took six drinks In a
singel day. 1 think it is wunderfuL
sed Pa
After Eliza was gone Ma sed Thare
is yung man to be admired.
Yes, indeed, sed Pa. Jest think of
1t. six drinks in a singel day. II
ever drank that much l wud almost
be ashamed to tell Of 1t, sed Pa,
Doant ever start drinking. Alice.
sed Pa, beekaus 1 am sure Eliza feels
that lips which touch liquor shall
newer touch his.
] doant ever Intend to drink. sed
Alice, but | amt going to marry Eliza
He wuddcnt get along with papa. sed
Alice. Papa can drink six highballs
at once. Papa wud dislike Eliza.
Yes, sed Pa & papa wud be right
-WILLIAM f. KIRK.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Beatrice Fairfax Ans4uers the Question:
Do Men Really Like
Fools?
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

uttering and tossing her head and
making eyes every time a man speaks
to her.
Where Is the good, sensible girl
that he says he admires so much?
At home-darning socks for father
they'll look as if they were brand
new.
Men hate ART, so they'll tell
you.
The fact is. they're crazy about
them.
All this wouldn't matter so much
except that the consequences are
sometimes serious.
WHAT HE EXPECTS.
man marries one of these silly
little featherheads and the minute
the ring is on her finger he expects
her to turn right around in her
tracks and be nice, cosy, little home
body, without a thought in the world
but him and his comfort and happi-
ness.
He seems to think that the wedding
ceremony is some sort of a magic
rite that will turn a parrot with gay
feathers into a good little brown
hen, just to please him.
And sometimes the poor parrot,
who sometimes has good heart I'M
der all her fine feathers, is very I'M
happy about 1t and the man goes
around calling marriage a failure.
l wish I could comfort you. Per-
picked, but this is the best l can do.
right now.
If you want to make a man like
you, don't let him see that you know
more than he does.
Don't let him even suspect that
you know half as much.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
MODERATION THE RULE.

Moderation, mes amies, moderation
is the rule for the woman who de-
rires grace, beauty and healthy nat
uralness Of figure.
Exercise with light dumb-beils
morning and night is good for the
DEVELOPMENT of muscles and the abol-
fshment of fat. Massage at the
hands OF a clever woman who knows
her business hardens muscles and
works off fat.
The figure OF the day is slender
sinuOus and supple. The joints must
be supple. The whole body must be
plant and willowy.
For this recommend re-reading OF
my article on bathing. A cold shower
every morning after ten minutes OF
vigorous exercise Twice a week the
hot bran bath Absolute bodily clean
Illness combined with the suppleness
of the athlete who is always in train
ing are needed for the woman who
wants t. attain and retain a gS0d
figure. After the bath rub the body
briskly with a coarse turkish towel.
This win supplement the massage
treatments if you can afford them,
and it will take the place of massage
If the regular treatment is beyond
your means.
Exercise every part Of your body
II your waist is too large do the
bending to the hoor without bending
the knees exercise. Touch the finger
-iys TO the floor ten times the first
day. increase Ave counts a day until
YOU. have reached fifty counts, and
,hsn increase ten at a time up to one
hundred. For large hips kick with
zach foot alternately. AS soon. as got
.tn elevate the toes above the heae
us do our petite danseuses,. take the
.saut from ten to one hundred as II
the waist exercise. For fat at The
hest or shoulder blades swing the
.r-s fa the shoulder sockets with the
..gs at the shoulders.
Ia ts.is way study out exercises
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
~ Little Bobbie Pa

A NEW beau calm to see Alice
~ last mite. I guess my cousin
is going to have a differnt
beau every mite that she stays in
town. The naim of this beau was
ELLA & he stayed three hours. 1
thought he wud newer go hoam.
Pa had a lot of fun with Eliza. Pa
Ma & me was in the living room
wen he called to see Alice & we all
got to talking about how yung men
drink nowadays. The way it calm
up Eliza was telling about a young
man that worked for the saim firm
that he did. & how he got fred bee
Klaus the boss saw him talking
glass of beer. it served him rite.
too. sed Eliza. The wicked man!
Wicked man is right. sed Pa.
am glad that he left the place ware
you work. Thare is always danger
of bad companyun teeching a dozen
other boys bad habits. Do you ever
drink, Eliza? sed Pa.
Not l, SEQ Eliza. Pure, cold water
is what I drink, g. vary Iittel Of that
You are kind of a dry cuss, amt
you. sed Pa. Wen / was yure aga
was quite a tank, sed Pa. Thare
was sumthing wet going down my
throte a good part of the time. My
employers knew IT, too, sed Pa, &
thay wud have liked to fire me only
they cuddent get anybody to talk my
plaice. AS l grew calder l reelized
the folly of drink, Pa sed. & now I
newer touch anything. 1 was just
going TO call Pa a fbber but he
winked at me.
1 used to drink, too. sed Eliza. Wen
was a few yeers yunger than I am
now ! gaiv whislIey terribul battle
I drank sumtimes as much as half a
dozen high balls in day. he sed. But
l seen that it was wrecking by helth,
sed Eliza, so cut down to ono a day,
& after q while, wen I thought my