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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

Mem geT5 OF Gate CITY Lodge. No. 1885,
lndep-udeu- order d mai Birth. are rs-
auested 20 attend the funeral af Ur
u C.. Smuligau. formerly s. member OF
GATE City Lodge, and al the time q
his death an active member of the salt
Lake city Lodge Funeral arrange
UeEts viii be announced later
ARTHUR ffEYNtN Vice Pres
s. =. SRoNHElMi Secretary. 5-5-s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

now 10 grow Alfalfa and become rich;
booklet telling how easily 1t can be
lone for &c stamp Loring Brown,
--N @. SmNrna. Ca k-2G- z
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
PERSONAL.

HAIR DRESSING and scalp treatment
by the Poro system, 202 Chapel Street.
4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

WASTED-A-I good solicitors at once
l07 Piedmont Avenue 7-1-lS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
Umbrellas.

AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIES.
ALL TELEPHONES lead to Hearst S
Sunday American and Atlanta Geor-
gian Want Ad Department via both
phones 5000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

LOST Bar pin with safety catch. en-
graved l. c., on Broad, Marietta and
lnman Yards car. Can Ivy 6859-L. Re-
ward TO 20
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

ALL orders from the North and South
Side given before $50, and from In
man Park and West End given before 2
o'clock will be delivered same day they
are given.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
No WORSE
THAN DODGING
YOUR DEBTS
Line Between Mine and Thine
Too Badly Blurred at Pres
ent, Says Forbes,
BY 3. c. FORBES.

There is difference between
Mine" and Thine" Many indivld-
uals, not a few companies and a few
States and municipalities need to be
reminded Of this simple fact. Lax
notions are prevalent on the subject
A debt is debt. All debts are
debts Of honor and should be hon
ored. In these days of unthink'n9
extravaqance too many debts are
LIGHT heartedly incurred and NOT
paid. The habit Of getting into debt
like most bad habits, IS allurng at
first. but. also, like most bad habits
undo their victims in the end.
The phrase falling into debt
is apt. The descent is easy enough
but the climb back d: usna''yPa'0'o''
This dissertation is inspired by the
frequency of late with which eorpo-
rations have failed to pay of obl'aa-
tions falling due. Instead Of walking
up to the counter and handing over
one hundred cents on the dollar m
hard cash, as was stipulated when
the debt was incurred, borrowers
have too frequently resorted to make
shifts, to temporlzlng, TO eompromis-
inq, such as offering, in lieu OF cash.
a new obligation for the old, with an
intimation that il this be not ae-
oepted the lender will fare much
worse.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
LODGE NOTICES.

N0TICE-I ana = candidate Tor alder
man from the Eighth Ward subject to-
he approaching r.E primary Juu. )
Owens ISL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

LOST-Bunch o. keys Return 70 Geor-
gian office, Reward 7-l-ll
LOST-In vicinity Of East Point bay
mare, weight 900 pounds, front knees
SCARED. Phone East Point 397-J. 7-4-22
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
OVERLAND.

TWO five passenger foredoor Overland
touring cars. latest models. excellent
condition, special price for quick sale
$500 EACH
Buick Motor Company. Atlanta Branch
6-25-24
SAVE your auto and motorcycle tires by
using Auto PunCture Cure Seals
valve leaks and all punctures up to 20
penny spikes automatically at once.
preserves the rubber: prevents tube from
sticking TO casing; saves $50 of tire eN-
peuse, SOC tire trouble and 40Ge of your
reli gion. Watch for trademark, A. p. c.
Call North Pryor Garage. Auto Pune
ture Cure Company, Atlanta. Ca. Phone
Ivy $3.50 6-6-l
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
CARRIE
-.-L II

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA.
The following schedule figures are
published only as information, and are
. ~ n -.--
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
HILBURN HOTEL.

10 AND u WALTON ST,
FOR gentlemen only; center OF city
near new postoff:ce; rate soc. 75c and
81 90. b-3l-1O
WANTED-Six frst-class men with real
estate experience, four inexperienced
men. at once Good salary to right men.
l.. T.. Bottenfield, 1921 Empire Building
See Mr.. Lynch and Mr.. Bell, sales man
ayers 6-6-2O6
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

DRAUGHON'S Business Col
lege, Atlanta. Enter any time.
Catalog free. SUMMER RATES.
7-4-23
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

The most brazen Instance of such
questionable conduct is afforded by
Atehison, Kans. An issue Of some
S267. 600 bonds Of this city fell due
Tuesday. Did the lenders promptly
receive their money as they were en-
titled to? Oh, no. In Atchlson, Kan,
a debt is not a debt Of honor, some
thina that must be discharged. Just
read what the Mayor has the effron-
terry TO tell the holders. who, Of
course, have counted upon receiving
their n1oney-money which could be
used at a high rate of interest to-day
Atchison viii have S266.95o 4 per
cent thirty-yoar bonds. issued in 1883
due July l. In the past Il seems "a
have been their Judgment that a sink
ing fund was not necessary.
/ have inherited a debit would
not repudiate IL, but viii defer it by
Offering a renewal fully as good as
the one ycu hold.
/ realize the opportunity OF money
at present but as representative OF
the taxpayers can not increase their
obligation on account Of a temporary
stringency I'm the money market.
A new bond for the old one. with
the same rate that has satisfied for
thirty years. ought Go be acceptable
under the adverse circumstances.
] regret that il Is the best ! have
to offer
Regrets" don't pay bill. The
holders Of Atohison's bonds care
nothing about the Mayors Sympa
thies; they want and are absolutely
entitled to receive their money, every
!. l. L..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

W1TTEID@G6od butler Apply TI1g
Peachtree St 1874
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

dalfs Antmort i@er5e1l6 flang. Do@
eS par ia meit better gefommen. IIS
Jrau bon &emmert mor Mito an III
REM ri@tigen 8lab, fie glan5te in Ser
@eieui@aft, uno &arrp tbat aues>
mas er feiner i60nen Srau nur an
oen Mugen abieben fonnte. St mar
auBer6em Elm i6ealer S9miegeriobn.
Mo6 beoor Ser idmar5e @affee fer
Dirt mur6e, erbob iid Aita. ~@ir
mo1en ia einige 8eiorgungen MAIDEN,
Mama," iagte iie, ri@ 6ente, mir
laifen Die &erren bel @uffee un6 2i-
for nQein."
Staff fiel ser 11erboie Slang, Sen
sic @timme ieiner @ouitre pl0bli6
batte, auf.
&arrp marf eine1 beiorgten Slid
ouf feline 6rol1. r@os bate Mita
nrtr mieoer?" Ct fannte 6ieien Son
ibrer Stimme - Mita tpar irgen6
etmas ni@t re@t = un6 es geidab
6od immer alles ibren @iini9en ge<
m6B.
ST beeIeitete Gra11 uno Sdtpieger-
mutter Bis CUR Ebiir 6es Speiieiaals
un6 febrte Damn at &alf an ben Sii6
3ltriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
(6ortietung.)

Sante ltlrife puBte bereits, oaB Die
@efobr ser 2ungeni@minoiu6t fur
&alf poriiber NOR, bod batte er lt@
immerbin nod cine 3eit lang einem
rouberen @lima fern balten miillen.
Sim SdluB 6es 8riefeS itano Die
fur5e Moti5, baB &alf, alS ct, aus
Sestalien fommeno, iiber Min6en ge=
reilt NOR, sort Dor. fur3er 3eit &arrp
Memmert g%etroffen babe, NIT 5ron
uu0 9@miegerm1tter. Eante nlrife
lag oieien @olius 5meimal, tire
Miene tpur6e babel iebr ernit mno
na66enfli6. Die Sorgenfalte mid
nidt bon ibrer Sttrn, als lie ft9 balo
oarouf in Sen @arten begab, Inn ra@
ibren bIiibenoen unb fnospenoen
2ieblingen at ifanen.
IS gefiel ibr 10 @an@eS ni6t tn
@orrps uno Mitas Gle, audi oas
nidt, 6aB sic Mama sort fa1t immer
sic Dritte i'm 8un6e NOR. @rdfin
Matbil6e tpor nod h%odmitbiger, mie
frmberv trieb Eoilettenlur1s, nno aus
Dem ltm1ton6e, BOB ite Eante nlrtfe
un6 lire &uiie ri6t mebr in Nniprn6
nabm, f91oB bas alte Grdulein, oaB
@orrp ser 8onfier ietner S6mteger=
m1tter %gepor6en tpar.
Sc mur eben Bieles 11i6t 10, mte eS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

&alfs Mnttport auf ibren 8rief an
i'm anipielte, Mita ie6o@ mebfelte
bel Sen 8orten ibrer Mntter sic
1arbe. SSn ibr bronnte sic Crime
rnng an ben unieligen 8rief mie Elm
ur1ausl0i9lider S9an6fled. @ie
furdtbar batte sic Mama ii@ 6amols
Dor &olf ernieortgt! @olf ie6o@
oadte falm nod an iene fleine @pi-
fobe, 6eren @eranlaiiung er in Ser
leidt erregten @inbil6nngsfraft Ser
@rdftn geil1dt batte.
SD geitebe, 6oB i@, obglei@ Die
lebten Mn5ei6en bon 2ungenidtpin6=
iu9t Bel mir geidmun6en fin6, nod
immer ni@t 6aran ge6adt babe, mid
na@ elmer 2ebensgefdbrttn um5l1-
ieben," e%ntgegnete er Id6eIn6. SD
CLAUDE, i6 bleibe Sl1nggeiele, es iet
oenn," figte er f6eraen6 bin5u, met
ne 8rout liefe mir felbit in Sic Mrme
mno erfpnrte mir 6a6nr6 sic Miibe
6es @udens."
9ieie Mnttport empfarb sic @raftn
oo@ tpie einen @ti6. MIio batte fie
oamals 6as @ifen gu ffrub gei@mie-
set, iebt uare bter5u bielei@t Der
ri9tige 3ettpnnft getpeien, obglei6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
&omau BON $ebba opm 96mib.

bate fem ionen. 9arrD mar Dor oil
len Dingen 6mr@ feline 5rmu gum
8eltbmmmler getpor6en, anitatt lid
einen Bflidtenfreis 5u i6offen, ar-
ltatt ettpas gu leiiten in ebrli6er Mr-
belt. SHE Eldne, sic er fruber ge<
beat, maren nun 6nr6 feline Setratb
iiber Sen &aufen gemorfen = er be-
fannte iid Bis iebt nod imner nt6t
at einem 8eruf. Sn, nun febrten tie
beim, sic Drei, an melde Gante I'LL
rife 10 oft mnb 10 piel in 2iebe, Gorge
un6 audi in MiBbiuigung ba6te =
Soft mo6te in ibrem finftigen Sdtd=
fal MQes gum 8eiten tpenoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

8aummipfel ragte ote alte Burg,
RUNE uber ben Dd@ern Ser Stabt
empor, bub19e @i0en lagen am
stron6e, 8abeitege batten fi6 peit in
oas fla6e ufermaiier btnal1Sgei6o.
ben, BEN Ql1oi entlang lief oie bubide
8romena6e, an beren breiteiter Ste1e
iid Ser Mulifpaptqon erbob.
GnoIi9 5erflatterte Der Mebel nod
un6 na6, l1n6 bont lanbenoen Cont
pier aus fonnte man oas rei5enoe
8il6, tpel9es bas iopnti9 gelegene
Std6tden oarbot, iiberidalten.
Muf Ded 6es v&onitantin" itan6
3mii9en ibrem @atten nn6 &alf Sent
for glita @emmert. @s tpar mieoerum
Elm Spiel oes 3ufolls getpeien, 6aB
9falf nno &emmerts einan6er i'm
,gpeiieiaole 6es u@otel De &ome" ge<
troffen batten.
Ole Some 6es 5iioens batte Stalls
3ige %gebrdunt, er iab iebt nod biel
biibiber uno mannlider aus, mie fritz
fer, er tnor audi, mte Mfta i'm Stiqen
fonItatierte, bel Iiebenmir6iger i'm
geieui9oftli6en @erfebr, oenn Dos
itete %3niammenietn nit 6remoen IN
&oteIs, 8enitonen nn6 Sanatorten
batte man6e &drten, mel@e in iet=
1em @efen gelegen batten, abge=
fdliffen.
MIs man beim Diner 5uiammer<
iab, meinte @rafin Motbtl6e, mel@e
iid ibrem Meffen gegeniiber iiberaus
bnl6pon eab - felt 4ita Die brinonte
@ortbie gema6t, 3iirnte iie Tim ni@t
mebr -, beildufig: Scum fannit gu
ia beiratben, &alf 6as &inoernib,
Deine ongegriffene @einnobeit, lit
nidt mebr borbanben."
@s geidob obne ieglt6e abfi@t,
6aB sic grafin a1f jenen &aiius in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
Miaa tcine Wicrcn .%ciducrben baben.

@eln Mal,r, ots cine Camille gu
untrri1iitcn ba1, prr!uc3 eS, bon Nte-
rcnlcinen Arpla1t ST. 'eill, nod brau6t
or &: 81 betiirdltrn, uel,n er etn iol-
d)cs Miif.l ,uir 5olcp &icren<EiQen
3ltr SAM hat. Cine cbr5are Me6t8in,
unid)1oltd) uno illpcrldliig, Die aur
mcnig fui1ct mo ritl @utcS tbnt.
IoIrp Ni,rcnpillcn ncrtrciben &iden.
idntrraen llno MINluua.ismus, 1tar-
fen Dos Spittm i1no ltt0en sic NOR
male Mftion Der N.icren. un6 Blaien
micncr bcr. ST fautcn bel allen
p6nolrrn ir ct. Glnmo, Minn. -
Mm5cigc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

Seine Miet1e batte etpos Sorgen-
poles; e5 fiel &alf auf, oaB er pl0b-
li6 piel otter ansiah. als ionlt. uIuf
quite Nadbaridaft, @arrp," iagte
&alf, fem @las erbeben6, uein biB-
9en melt lit es ~aueroings BON Senior
bis nod Strietberg, aber nit Elm
paor gl1ten Yfer6en mn6 einem Sc
geIboot erreidt man einanoer bo@
Idnel."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
18. @opiteI.
9fo6 ieb' i@ Gid por mir itebe1
ScS1 6em @in6erflei6men.

(DaS #tnglein. Gbop1n.)
Ser 8oiiagier6ampfer u&onftan'
tin," tpeIder 5tpif6en @iga nn6 ct.
&etersburg berfebreno, Dos 0itieeboo
&opio1 anlief, nidberte fi@ bem Soften,
ser ii9 am Mnsgong Ser 8u@t befin=
set. Sc tpar nod febr frib am Mor=
gen, nn6 bos @ta6t6en lag in meiB-
Ii6en Mebel6unit, melden 5u bur6=
6ringe1 sic Come ii9 bergeblt6 BE-
miibte, gebiat.
Mus 6em Iemdten6er Grim Ser
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-16

DR.. A. L. Soresi, big New York sur
geOn, declares he has taken a leg
from a dead dog, grated it onto a live
dog and made it move satisfactorily.
Hope for PhiladeIphians who have
been getting along with two dead
legs,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-16

Reggy-WhiIe was calling on
your daughter last evening, Mr..
Butts, your dog growIed at me. Mr..
Butts Did he bite you? Reggy-
Oh, no; only growled. Mr.. Butts
I'll have to get rid ofahim and get
another, if that's all
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-18

not necessary for. Q girl to wear .
freak headdress and q gown which
looks like . combination OF b bath
Ing suit and an evening gown. Why
not wear . simple dress that 10 be-
coming to the particular individual?
Many girls wear things which look
~ though the best place for them
10 on . dummy model. and not the
supple. youthful body. which 10
naturally graceful. 0irlish dress
without the frills and excess Of deco
rat!ons. but absolutely neat and
made to At the hgure. showing It's
youthful beauty and natural grace.
10 the best to wear.
Men ~ q rule do not appreciate q
painted and made up face Of q
young girl-because they know what
10 hidden behind this misrepressntsd
artistic makeup" An attraction
Of this sort 10 one q the minute
II II not deep and Of no CONSEQUENCES.
phe wise thing for girls to do. to
be most attractive. II to be natural.
simple and very neat. Wear only
what become them a. individuals.
Wear things appropriate to heir age.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-18

When . few weeks ago !
recovered from Z serious
illness which had in6Spa.
citated me for over 0
days, ! faced . most critical
situation. My plans -
the expansion Of this great
business, which had. pro.
Creased 20 far that shaw
GEORGES stores wefo u
b opened In five additional
cities this spring, were, of
course, completely demon.
ahssd. Yet all stock pre-
partitions had been mada
for them. I,
In brief, I found rnysslf
overloaded with . 1921 900
excess Of stock. How am I
meeting conditions? ~
GEORGES always meets
them, with an offer Of
values that insures the sup-
port Of the public. ] have
made my August price cuts
now 80
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-18

pounds and possessing q horny beak
OF capacious expansion IL nothing to
tribe with. Holmes works In the Variety
Fish Market on Sheepshead Bay road.
Coney Island. The turtle. which was
being weighed. objected to the way
Holmes pulled It around TO set II on
the scales. It seised Holiness right
wrist In It's formidable mouth.
Fro Benecke. the proprietor. rushed
to Hotmss's aid with . heavy club.
Blows over the head caused the turtle
to relax its grip. Holmes was taken
10 the Coney Island Hospital. whore II
was feared ne might lose hi hand. The
turtle had bitten to the bone on both
sides.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-18

Dp Of $4,000 on the Building
and Its Equipment at Min.
neapolis.

nogkNEAPOLIs. Mimi, June S.-
4Soak xaassky. q fireman. was killed
~ .slx others were seriously injured
~ IRE destroyed the North High
0Uhoo1 building to-day. Fire Capt.
1oha Gray viii probably die.
TAs IRE left the Jschooi. In the north
vos4sga part Of the city. mere she'll
- Ss1cks and twisted iron. The loss
- ths building Ii placed at taaj.ooo; On
} eeetsnts. including equipment and sup
$3.50 0e.0oc.
!. Oaot. Gray OF Truck Compay No. 9s
/ uAg eeading squad OF frcmne on to
Z - Fremont avenue roof Of the on
trAnce to take lines to First Assistant
( ohisf Hamilton on the fourth floor
uosea the gstle root In the centre col
oeoDed. The walls spread and tons Of
&rsck shot through the hole on the fire.
Z uen., They were Knocked on the roof
g. fen under the Debris. Tie cause
I - ne IRE u unknown.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-18

OF noiyhOcRe thet tuoy w ""s '""S
that being without fragrance their
memory does not iinEsr after them.
SAYS MEN PRGFgR THE aAuov
TO ENDURING.
The letters Of Evening World readers
follow:
Dear Madam: I don't believe men
want sen ASie. oid-fashioned, home
loving girls" for when they make
choice nine times out Of ten they
don't select this type. Give them
choice between . hollyhock ana
violet and the hoiiyhock wins every
time. Ask them to decide between
beauty OF face and charm Of soul
and the hollyhock triumphs again.
After marriage there comes rude
awakening. The girl who u chosen
for her good looks and good dress.
ing 10 good In this line. but In moth
Ing else. How could he expect her
to be-? Never . thought entered her
silly. empty head but Of dress ana
good times. These were her special
ties and In them she ranked ~ IN
expert.
Motherhood. the Eiorlhsd crown OF
wifehood, means nothing to this
type. To nor II 10 a thing to DO
summed, for does II not mean suf-
ferinE and sacrihce-two things the
meaning Of which she could never
comprehend?
These MEN who sit In the seat OF
the scornfui" regarding the feebler
sex are unreasonable creatures At
best. They expect to pick . wife
who will combine every social grace
and homely art. be q Haunting holly
hook and q woodland violet. Just
ss reasonable to pick out . dreSs
which would serve as morning
dress. an afternoon costume and .
ball gown.
4 man wAo selects . wife has
- maize practically the Same de-
sis1ea that . woman does vAsn
! sAs buys . gown. II hs wants
sonstAiAG snowy ana fancy, no
oAeesss . Au9y Sua1s. n - waats
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-18
MISS SIMPLICITY.
"Too CLEVER GIRL" 10 AVOIDED
~ MEN, s5c TINOS.


Dear 1AuAm' = 10 "o' agree WIN
your s'~'e"e". t"@' men IKE women
~"o nave pl.'ns a. We" ~ oeAuty'
-" ."e"'y"ee years o"' 'ooH
you"se'' A"u esn ~ we9A !
hc'p /" support 'ne iAm"y' ana
mus say : hAve never met = nan
so.'A'IS '"a' was ny eauN mensa'y'
-, @ % ,".srsu
&C.,. 800 oS ~" -" %sn
N,. Sss W. ,s ~ III.
.a.., ....,..S,.. . soos 'o"~ 'rs".
hv, 80" ~. wv ~
~ ,wn"S 49, .""..u "s..,u =,
~. ' e"'o. ."'~s "o.N" ~
",o.. w" '.".e" sew S
80 49, W." ". :. nv" .~o 49,
.,,. - 80. ~. sp
$500. 80, o W. ,"o' a. w. .." ~,
A.. .vs." ' 49, 49,
re- 1870 .ns ..,nv
go, s '' ~"O""
~~" a..
49,. 49,, -" ~ eSe 49,
.n... .'e,s, se"..'e s"' "oss ~. ~.
az" ~. ~" "~' w ."a"eo .s" 1897
~. - - '.. -,
Wy ."0 '"S'o 70 ~ "o
~ '""' CO" .'"r.'"s. Vs."
-. eo.' e 49,.
$3.50 . s Wv" 80,
.o'sl nHse o'." ny 80. .S,"
'~rro" ~ ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-18

Still the queen OF the garoeo may ~
q sort Of hybrid with the hollyhocEs
aauntins beauty and the vioist's sub
tisty and reserve. Why should men
despair Of andinE the feminine wizard
who sbsii combine these auaiitissf
Plain blue serge persons. like the plain
blue serge suits. have the obvious dis.
advantage that there are % many Of
them. and only the expert eye can tell
the sort which may be had anywhere
for SEAS from the beautifully tailored
article at 800.
WANT WIVES OF BEAUTY WHO
ARG uSgFUl TOO.
vnAeubtslly nsa seet aaa -.
slss ths hySsiA W1ie vac shall 80
chant tAsa aAA 1ake then eene
fertapis - he eAAs tlus.
have never heard that Calypso
warmed Uiyssss's slippers. or that
Circe shared Margaret Illinston's pas
sion for darniny socks. But In the end
Ulysses went back 10 good old Psnsl-
ope, who never even asked him what
had detained him. And they lived
happily ever afterward.
seriously spsahtnS, there -
really 20 reason WIZ bsauass
sAeuiduv make themselves ussful,
nor why women who ere useful
sAoullnV ~ bssutiss. Il 70 quite
possisls. u eftsa happens. saa
vAsH Q wife does manage 70 eon-
| Mae tie qualities Of The heos.
maksr with the aalursnsnts Of The
hozns.Srsaksr. vlysSss - generally
20 vein plsassl - sis ~ III ewH
hsarthstens tAas anyway wAe
sovsht 70 iuFs him % voyage
would have 70 "shaAShai" hin. '.s
To be attractive Il seems to me the
violet should study the ways Of the
holiyhock and the hollyhock should
! learn sweetness and repose from the
violet. Charm In q woman 10 like per
fume In a flower. I forget who said
that first. but II II Just rs true to-da,
AZ the FIRST time. And the violet hal
charm and Is In demand forever.
II blooms In horist's windows whsr
the hoiiyhcck 10 brown and dead ant
nobody remembers what . glory u
made last year Of the hack fence.
Nobody ever saw . hoiiyhock In Z
hot house. 1t does not lend itself Il
bouquets. hut looks we'll In masses. !
II In fact the chow girl Of the garden
and svrsiy no woodisnl vtelet yhoul1
sAvy ~ begruAss ~ iittls ssf61a q
Gaaey. ~ Y = ~ - se's -
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that In estimating the value Of
worisn . man conironts precisely
III he dimculties Of selection which
. woman faces when she chooses .
gown. He must put aside the gaudy
and attractive for the plain and last
Ing II no expects his choice to en-
dure.
III he wants durability he had
better take something along the
serge line" aha says.
But why should either men or
women believe that the ways Of
beauty and the ways Of wisdom lie
% far aparti Let us not despise the
hollyhock. II 10 an excellent flower.
which produces . very gorgeous ef-
feet for Q very little outlay. II has
variety Of color and great huskiness
OF stem. II needs scant attention
and has but two weaknesses. which
Il has always seemed to me are
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TURTLE cHEWs MANS ARM

AlAebt sewers wrist with One
Snap Of Hersy Deak.
Daniel Holmes Of No. 1S4s Heriximsr
street. Brooklyn. learned to-day that .
deep going turtle weighing 81
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Preserve the youthful face by keep
ing II absolutely clean and health
full by natural means. and not by
cosmetics. which In . short time
give . girl . faded complexion.
HARRY b. X.
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TRIED TO WRECK ram.

mas Pat OF oes Il Charged Wssn
AmDDLErOwN. n. r.. June n.-1oo
wrecking Of an ontario Western -
senser train near Stony Ford. NJ A.
was averted early to-day when
engine crew discovered a big PIE "a
them In time to bring the train y .
stop. Benjamin Wright, who IVES ~,
on the train at stony Ford. wee- NJ
rested and held for examlnatio0A II
being charged that he placed the ~
struction on the track. ~. y
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shared hoyhok The hrs that Is exceedingly
holyhoks under conditions
The Girl aftsf she has found husband has
girls and holyhock have grown
drawback 10 that the hohock biennial last
while vosts will up every
woodlands for them perfume