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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30

we'll soon. When she and her
mother return to Europe, she is to
begin to prepare for grand opera.
She has already studied music and
dancing at the Paris Conservatoire
for five years, and has been gold
medallist each year. She is ex-
tremely proud of her versatile
father and opines that IL her voice
doesn't prove to be of grand opera
caliber she would like to be a
great actress-preferably TRACE
dienne.
Few American women have at
tanned greater success on the for
eign stage than Ethel Levey. Her
first feat on the other side was to
popularize American ragtime. She
put Irving Berlin on the map OF
Europe. London, Paris and Vienna
filled the air with "Alexander's
Ragtime Band" after she had sung
it. She blossomed out as a real
actress in the Barrie skit, THE
Censors Get What They Want"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30

II one wanted to be dignified
he would say that the PantSges
bill which opened Monday, Ii .
pleasing series of feature acts
from overture to finale" But no
person In Tacoma, having seen the
Pantages show. would have the
slightest idea of being serious In
telling about II. The bill Ii about
the most ''un-serious." or what
ever the word il, that has been
produced In Tacoma.
The acts are dashing. whirling,
wild creations of the vaudeville
managers dreams. There IL not
a slow moment on the bill, and
there are some speedy moments
when one hardly knows what II
going on. Alliston and Trucco. In
their staircase waltz, Tango and
Texas Tommy dances, fly over the
stage with marvellous ease and
lightness of foot. Ameen Abou
Hamid. with his troupe Of whiri-
ing Arabs. fills the stage during
his act with whirling chunks Of
humanity that spin like tops for
minutes at q time, while others OF
the troupe are building pyramids
that reach the stage top.
"The Indian Rustier." q real
melodrama, has real speed In
every line and every action of the
players. Anderson and Comes.
colored comedians. are undoubtod-
ly the best vaudevilians In their
line ever seen on the PantxcoU
stage. Pony Moore, Dancing
Davey and their cute little trick
dog, Fiji, have neat act. The
De Vote trio do clever stunts On
Roman rings. Throughout ,the
bill there Is snap and dash thai
carries the audience by storm. It
is an entirely good show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30
HUSBANDS HAIR
II 1t Is Thinning Out or Full of
Dandruff, Use Partisan
Sage at Once,

IL IL Is trimming Out or Full OF
Dandruff, Use Partisan
Sage at Once.
Most men, and husbands in
particular. are careless regarding
the care of the hair-not until it
comes out by the combful do they
really take notice. Then 1t may
be too late.
If your husbands hair is get
ting thin; II he has dandruff or
the scalp itches and burns-take
immediate action: do not let him
become baldhead.
Get from any druggist or toilet
counter so cent bottle of Paris,
ian Sage. Rub it well into the
scalp every night. The first ap-
plication will remove dandruff.
When the hair stops falling and
the new growth appears use every
other night until the hair is thick
and abundant.
Partisan Sage Is a delightful
and invigorating hair tonic for
men. women and children. It is q
scientific preparation. based on a
thorough knowledge of what is
needed by the hair and scalp to
keep them perfectly healthy and
remove dandrnff, stop scalp itch
and falling hair. Surely try Par
isian Sage. Look for the trade
mark on every package, the "Girl
with Auburn Hair
Vfrges Drug Co. recommends It.
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would have killed her without e
doubt. Now she Is free from all
pain. free from heart trouble and
free from that disturbing Neural
gia-all the results OF five treat
m me t, the expulsion Of five or =
10 able to eat anything AZ she wants
and her appetite is good and before
taking your medicine she had no
appetite amt when she ate anything
she would suffer death for so doing
and could not sleep at night; since
taking your treatment shs sleeps
we'll al night lonG. =. A. Neah,
The above letter should convince
ron more than anything we could
say In behalf OF M1yRss wonderful
otemaeh Remedy. Sufferers should
try one dose OF this Remedy-one
dose should convincs them that they
AL Etoruach Ailments are caused BY
the suosging of the intestinal tract
with mucotd and catarrhal accre-
lions allowing poisonous fluids In
to the Stomach and otherwise de-
ranging the digestive System.
painiessiy remsves these aocretions
without it surgical operation and
puts an end to Collie AttacIxs. Gases
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30

BERKELEY, Cal, Sept. 3d.
wild flowers have souls and indi-
vidualities much the same as peo-
ple," asserts Miss Kate Cole. art
list, after quarter of a century
spent painting the flora of Cali
fornia.
Miss Cole has made a collection
of more than 800 studies of rare
plants and their blossoms to be
found by the streams and marshes
and mountains. With each group
she tells the peculiar difficulties
which she encountered with her
model much the same as a portrait
painter.
Miss Cole knows all their
moods which odor attracts in
sects. which procure the fertiliza-
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, ton of the plant. She learned to
paint in the Mark Hopkins art
school at San Francisco under the
masters of New York, and has
studied botany from life as well
as books.
In Miss Coles collection are
the soldier buttons, the only ma
tive water lily III California which
shows its bloom in August, the
tidy-tips, the dogwood violet,
which always blossoms for the
Eastertide, and the godetta, the
thistles and the white mission
bells, which are extinct now. The
heights were scaled for the Wash
ington lily, never found below
1000 feet altitude, and the Par
yum lilium, growing at 5000 feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30

Dress Is an important factor In
the success OF q photo p1ayers
Street clothes and evening
dress. when worn Ia = scene.
should be thoroughly up-to-date
and good to look At.
THE photo play Is gaining the
same posit Ion as the stage has Mad
for years and years with respect
to being . forerunner Of fashion.
Women patrons Of & picture
play study the dress Of their e.
vorfte feminine star. rs well IS
her acting, and It behoores tho
actress TO keep that ID mind
So says clever AdrIenne Kroell.
one Of the most popular rnpxie'
stars Of the day She pf1cfle1e
her belief, too. wearing eleTer cos-
tunes Ia 3 czex9f wv Wban to
part requires chem.
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Dear Miss Grey:

Dear Miss Grey: / read
the other night In your coll
umn letter from "Anony-
NOUS" saying he knew he
had done wrong In kissing q
girl who had now left him for
another.
There used to be Q man--no, .
fellow--who would try to kiss me
every time he would get the
chance, no matter where we were,
l got disgusted, and hated him.
Maybe this young girl of whom he
speaks is the same. I found aft
erward that this fellow was crazy
about every girl he met. .Anony-
nous" would better open his
eyes. I don't believe In such love
and marriages. They'd both
march to the divorce court inside
of six months.
~ EXPERIENCED.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30

aLes MiseranIes." the most IN
terssting story from the pen o.
Victor Hugo. IL told In q series Of
film pictures two miles In length,
shown at the Tacoma theator this
week. The entire story II told N
detail on the nine reels OF notioo
pictures. and the tragedy and
pathos OF the story has been en-
HANGED rather than diminished b.
camera reproduction.
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Society

Mrs. Chandler Sloan left Mon
day ON five weeks trip through
the east. She will fill concert en-
gagements in Lincoln and Omaha,
Neb., and In Little Falls, MIMI,
later visiting her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. n. Maybin are
entertaining this evening with a
musicale as a dainty commemora-
ton of the birthday of their
daughter, Miss Janviere, a well
known young vocalist OF the city.
The Tacoma Business Girls club
will entertain friends of the men,
bers in the Y. w. G. A. rooms this
evening at 8 o'clock, the purpose
being to show outsiders the ma
ture of the work being done by
the club and to interest in 1t
young girls who are forced to seek
employment.
In honor of Miss Agnes Baltic,
who leaves in few days for the
East, and Miss Constance Rice,
Mrs. Charles B. Hurley will en-
terrain with a bridge luncheon
Wednesday afternoon at her resi-
dence.
Fern auxiliary to the o. Il. s..
will give an open party Friday
afternoon in the Tacoma Music
Hall.
The Temple of Music was filled
with an enthusiastic audience last
evening for the recital by singing
pupils of Jason Moore. The pro-
gram was interesting and we'll
chosen, and encore after encore
was demanded. Among the solo,
lists on the program were Miss Eva
Pambrun, Mrs. Charles M. Clark,
Miss Virginia Caesar, Miss Kath-
crime Rice, Miss Agnes Lyon, Mrs.
Henry Ferneybough and Mrs.
Frederick w. Keator.
Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Dege
opened their spacious home last
evening for one of the informal
house dances that are proving SO
popular at present. More than
90 guests, most of them intimate
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Dege, at
tended. A buffet supper was
served at midnight.
The Tacoma WOmen's Study
club celebrated Presidents day to-
day with an elaborate banquet in
: the Bonneville hotel. Mrs. Leon
ard Herbert took office as presi-
dent today and Mrs. Ami Bruce,
former president, retired from the
chair. The club is one of the
Oldest study clubs in the city.
Mrs. Harnden, 016 North Pine
street, will be hostess tomorrow
afternoon for a meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Epworth
Methodist church. All women of
the congregation are invited.
The Winthrop Heights club will
meet with Mrs. J. w. Diefendorf,
1914 North 18th street, Thursday
for the opening meeting of the
year. The club will play bridge
! this season, instead Of whist, as
formerly played. Luncheon pre-
cedes the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30
MELB OURNE

The Melbourne theater's III
feature, THE Horrors Of the
White Slave Traffic. made q dis.
tinct sensation on it's first shoW-
ing yesterday. Never before have
pictures been shown In Tacoma
which have dealt SO fearlessly and
accurately with this condition n
America. The pictures are 40
companied by q lecture explaining
the different scenes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30
AMBER BEADS FOR WAISTS

Amber beads--the big amber
beads of Algeria-and the flat
square variety are the latest ad-
ditions to the feminine toilet.
They are not strung around the
neck, but form an attractive
waistband to the silver tissue or
lace evening gowns, with which
their subdued dull tones harmon
ize so well in front and rather
low at the back. in the rather
vague lines followed just now,
adds note Of startling beauty to
a green and gold brocade evening
dress, with frilly black tulle
tunic.
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AT THE PRINCEBs

THE Prince Chap" . pretty
little love story interviewer into =
delightful comedy, is drawing res
ord audiences at the Princess.
Miss Josephine Dillon and George
zucco, in the leading roles, arr
seen at their best. There VIII b.
bargain matinees Wednesday and
Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30
Cynthia Gray's Answers

Dear Miss Grey: Please
help me. I am IS years old.
and in the second term of
high school. / have plenty
of girl friends. but never
have a boy friend.
I know am not pretty.
but / should think homely
girls could sometimes have
friends. The other night /
went to q party, and was in
troduced to a young man,
and as everyone else had an 5
escort. / thought he would
talk to me; but he made the
acquaintance Of another girl
and asked IL he could take
her home. I walked home
alone, as no one ever asks
to walk. with me. Don't you
think ] was meant for an
old maid? l do. Please an
swer. ELSIE.
A.-Indeed I do not think you
were intended for an old maid
An old maid is not just an un.
married woman, but q mean
hateful sort of disposition. 1 have
known people who were old maids
at the age of ten years, and
have known old bachelors who
were the biggest old maid ever
One can be nm old maid even
when married. So put that out
Of your head. No ONE needs be
an old maid unless from choice
1 would not worry about moi
having boy friends. 1t may be o
compliment to you that you dc
not have bean. Maybe you have
gotten i'm with a silly crowd, and
try as you will You cannot play
up-Or rather, down--to their
standard. Don't try to. You will
meet young men some day who
will be on your level, and you
and they will just naturally be
drawn together. 1t is impossible
to force things like that.
On the other hand, maybe you
are too sensitive. Did you try to
make IL pleasant for the only boy
who didn't have girl TO talk to?
Or, did you just sit by and wait
for him to entertain you? II SO
You must learn to meet the world
half way. assure you 1t viii
come the other half.
Among the most attractive peo
pie 1 have known are those whom
an artist might term homely. The
cast of features has nothing to d.
with It. 1t Is the individualit,
that counts. Cultivate the best
traits in your disposition, and yot
will find friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30

Dear Miss Grey: We are
two chums aged 16 and IT.
There is>a young man in our
neighborhood who has been
paying us a great deal of att
tention. Now, Miss Grey, we
do not care for his attention,
and our mothers think we
are foolish. What can We do
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-30
w ords Of Praise
For Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy.

HOW tnankIul
we are to you
for getting a hold
<of your Wonder
full Remedy. My
wife could not
have had but q
short timo to live
II she had not
taken your won
derful . Remedy
when she did Ono
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she was having
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to s convince them we are

to convince them we are
right? TWO GIRLS.
Alt seemS too bad that some
mothers act rs II their daughters
don't catch = bean as soon as they
are out of swaddling clothes
they will be oternally damned.
Really they take deal more in
terest In finding them beaux than
they do i'm their future welfare,
Then, later, when the girl devel-
ops the very line OF thought the
mother started, the latter throws
fits. Why ON earth can't moth.
ers allow their children to de.
velop naturally. and be wise
enough to simply direct them In
ways that convince them thai
girls of your age should not have
their minds directed and urged Il
beaux. IL your mothers DOM
know better, you ought to, so be
content to treat boys Just as you
do girl friends, and let beaux &c
for awhile.
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ORRINE


So uniformly successfu1 hno
ORRINE been in restoring ~ ~
Tins OF the Drink Habit" 1n1o
sober and useful citizens. ana -
strong Is our confidence - ~
curative power. that We want ~
emphasize til efact that ORHINN
IL sold under this positive guar
antee. II, after . trial, you st
no benefit, your money VIII ~
refunded. OHRINE costa only
$1.00 per box. Ask for Eroo
Booklet.
French Drug Co, 18th ana ~
cific; Owl Drug Co., 904 g It.
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,nz Dear Miss Grey I am
! s soon to be mother and
don't know what to do. viii
= you please try to help me?
" My parents live in another
city, and l came here to go to
high school. They thought
J. could get better education
in Seattle. / want to keep It
quiet as they are well known.
I don't want to marry the
young man because he
drinks. / have asked him to
stop, but he won't. He was
expelled from school on ac-
count of drinking. have all
the money I want, and every
thing l wish. Won't you
please tell me what to do as
soon as possible? love this
boy dearly. BLUE EYES.
A.-You seem not to have
given q thought to the little child
who, without its sanction, is on its
way to an unwelcome reception
Do you realize, / wonder, whai
your responsibility is; that YOU
foolish act with a man with whom
you must have known it would d.
you no good to associate, is to re
suit in q fatherless (and perhaps
motherless) child unless y0u
change your view? There Is onl,
one right thing for you to do, II
my opinion, and that is to MARI,
the man, give your child its right
and not stay with the father ON,
moment, unless he is man enough
to brace up, and live as b,
should.
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Dear Miss Grey: am a
young girl brought up to re-
gard dancing, smoking and
the attending of theaters as
evil-doing. My fiance, a
very dashing young chap. is
a devotee to these evils. /
am very much in love with
him, and he promises to re-
form. Under these condi-
lions would you advise our
marriage? My parents strong
ly object to 1t. AS l am of
age, l can, of course, do as |
wish; but l dislike the idea
of committing an act which
will cause displeasure and
perhaps break their hearts.
Thanking you. ANXIOUS.
A.-NO one can tell what any
man or woman will do one week
ore hour, or one minute from
now. l can't tell what will dc
myself. 1 think will answer
these letters, but l may get q
telegram calling me to Europe, OF
1 may go out and assist the man.
aging editor, or go up I'm an air.
ship, or something else. So,
cant tell whether or not the
sSDspg man will reform" hut
do know this: If 1 were going t.
marry a man who had habits
did not like, he would have to re
form BEFORE MARRIAGE, anf
a long enough time before for m.
to be pretty certain it was RE
FORM.
Personally, I see no harm II
the right kind of dancing, but tive
people brought up so different,
should weigh the matter lon,
time.
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The Winthrop Heights club will
meet with Mrs. j. w. Diefendorf,
1914 North 18th street, Thursday
for the opening meeting of the
year. The club will play bridge
this season, instead of whist, as
formerly played. Luncheon pre-
cedes the game.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-12-20

l.. NJ. Spiyey of Oklahoma city
writes lis Anadarko friends that
his son Bruce. is much improved.
Bruce is printer and has been
on the sick list for the past eight
teen months. He is in Arizona.
Bruce is looking forward to the
time when he will return to Ana
darko and join the force in some
Anadarko printing okice.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-12-20

Attorney n. &. Peters, of Wau.
rika, phoned Mrs. Peters parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Reece, that Mrs.
Peters is improving slowly and
that after DR.. Hatchett of FL Reno
visited them 1t was decided that
an operation can be avoided This
was glad news to the Reece fam
lily as we'll as their other Anadar-
ko friends.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-12-20
B. Y. P. o. Program

Sunday, Dec. 81, 1913.
Subiect--Bible Study Meeting
Leader Miss Lena Emenhiser.
1-Opening Exercises.
2-Introduction-R. l.. Law
renee.
f3-Hezikiah's Chardcter-( III
Kings /. 81 Miss Sumstin.
a. .-Hezikiah's SicRness-(II i
Kings 20, /, IL Miss Sullivan.
~5. -Hezikiah 3 Song of Thanks.
givins-( lisa, 3S. .. 2o) Miss Cora
Taylor.
Scng-"My Faith Looks up TO
Thee.
7.-Hezikiah and Sinnacherib
(IT Kings Is, l3) Ernest Will
Hams.
S-Hezikiah's Prayer lisa, 81,
~. .20) Miss Hunter
9--The Destruction of Sennach-
erib-Recited by Jennie Williams.
10. Song No. 80.
ll.-Hezikiah's Last Days. II
Kings 20, IL. 2l) Mrs. Jocies.
12.-Closing Exercises.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-12-20
FIRE HAZARDS
OF HOLIDAYS,

"Unsafe Christmas display are
the source Of most holiday fires ="
says the State Insurance Commits.
sioner, ''aud holiday fires are
probably the most dangerous to
human life of any that occur.
Churches, stores and bazaars are
usually crowded with people at
the time they are most elaborately
decorated, and fires occurring then
almost invariably result in panic,
with an accompanying loss of
life.
For the past few weeks many
folders and bulletins explaining
the precautions which should be
taken by merchants and decorators
apon the approach of the Christ
mas season, have been received at
this department.
These bulletins show the dan
ga of tinsel and paper decorations
particularly when these materials
are draped about lights. Such
flimsy materials are highly in
hamable, and they burst into flame
50 easily that they carry fire in all
directions without a moment s
warning.
In churches and bazaars, es-
pecially in the smaller cities like
ours, these conditions arc extreme
ly hazardous during times of
Christmas decoration. Air cur
rents often carry long paper
streamers or other pieces of decor
ations into the blaze, and fire
spreads over the whole building,
before any steps for prevention
can be taken. Because of the dan
gel from matches, cigars and Gig
arettes, the Insurance Commis-
sioner urges tnat smoking within
public buildings be forbidden
throughout the Nmas season.
The insurance companies have
issued a bulletin calling attention
to clause in their policies that
prohibits any Increase of fire
hazard, through advised decor
ations.
Any information iJ regard to
your decorations OF temporary
electrical wiring will be furnished
bp this department,
We have, so far this year, the
best record since tbs organization
Of this department. We therefore
ask you TO cooperate with us, that
we may keep this good record to
the end of the year.
The Fire Department,
Per Chas, Slemp, chief.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-12-20
The Children

This is the age CT girder. beam and
rail
We have forge: some tsirgs that once
we knew.
Some books are elosea. we read a
different tale.
Brown smoke ourls where the virgin
wind once blew
But year by year when Winter. from
his cave.
Sweeps out and sets his chll upon
the air.
We stillsbsthink US what the Christ
month gave. r-,r'
And what it brought TO US. we tender
fair.
he children are as new as rail
or beam
More new than last nights snow upon
And they, and not the rails. are all
Tie rails are but the passage fqr tAeir
Our ,,..I Christmas shall live again IL
Nlsh al the added Christmas Of this
TINS,
The day Of steel the day Of
Bethlehem. ~
Linked, joyous, bridging far from
chime 10. Cline. n :
''' .f'g
ct. US fSre out into the eagor
tnrouE. M
And find renewsl in the shining ewes.
And catch the, tTeb,e ersteevc al s.n.-. /.
And dreoeh CUISINES Ia laughter ana
surprise. ft fe
This : the breath This IS the soul
OF things. 81
1t SHAH 60 on when iron hus2s arc
shed. 3
The roe, the dove. the biplane. all
have wings
Letus the ehildyehfssd. and 50 be fedl
FRANCS HILL
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-12-20

Your druggist will refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case OF Itching.
Blind, Blceding or Protruding Pile in to II days
The first application gives Ease and Rest 5Oc.