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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

9iftmii der yduf Sour.
Inter Der sn9liIhsn 9errihdft iino
piele Der Qrauiamsn miBbrauhe ouss
aerottet pornen, bic friiber In Jnoien
m Der gdgesoronung fparen. IS ruerF
ben teine g8ittpen mebr perbrannt
uno Die 1bags, bic beriihttgten men.
Iteutjger, geben nl1t mehr auf ihre
morberiIheu Sa9oen. Boais reinen
5iih boben aber Die GnaI1noer NIT
ben boSartigen 8oltsgetpohnbetten
tmmer nod niht MAIDEN tonuen. Dos
benefit aufs rsus Der geriht etnes
pom Stout ungeitsuten Gbemiters in
Waoras uber Die ibm bstaunt gepors
oenen 8ergtftungsn Sm tnoiften
8olt gebt man ntdt uur ungloubIitt
forqIos nit gjiften UNI. fonosrn IS III
bert uoh INNER ebeHio Ieitt, Semane
our9 9lft umsubringeu. tpie Su trs
gsRe elmer 3ett i'm suropdtf6en Wltfs
telaitsr. IS qiebt iogar nod INNER
panoernoe giftmJi6sr, be I'M Qanoe
umher3ie6eu urp in ben SduIern
IaustunbI1afteH, Oh piel@iGt geearf
| fir ibre 1ieHite Da 1T, Die fabrens
ben gruoer nit benz 9iftfhrdnt Itsls
len lid beiOnoers 81 piIesrfabrtsn,
bel grpBer 5empelfeiten uno Sahrs
mdrttsR etn gor3ugsmetis perpeubst
man in Sroisn arfsntt unn GusdFiIs
ber nebit ibrsn 8erbinouugen. abr
eds iubtfhe BOLT Der nleoersn aae
| ten perfiist Gber cine eritaunlihe
GenntuiB Der neri9ieoenortisTtsn @ifs
| te Die geringiten Strettistetten ass
nitgen 5lpetlsn sur 0eriibnng etnes
Giftmorces, Der Oft in Der raffiairlss
itsa 4ssis GgAssisbSt nire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
Gincinnati 18. 2lug.

8roce g. gibfon an GRorles 8.
Shpberg, 70 bel 120 SUB on Der
SiiopeItIeits Der 5rantIin 4pemte, 70
Sub nproIt6 bon Der Green Strabe IN
Delhi. 81.
Glen 8. 0drpis II. 4no, an Bridget
6. 3arois, 50 BEL 120 SUB an Der
Q8eitieite Der Ct. Sames 4penue, $50
JrB iiiblich bon Der RaFau Str. 81.
Warietta u. Shearer an Riharo 5.
GboteIier, Got POI in Der Zane Gent
narp lnterabt6eilung. 81.
2lrmtnpa 3. Glad an Ssmdutba
9arrjs, 9 Qdsr 21no in 2lnbsriou
Iopnibip. 81.
Wiarp gantler an 7Frant u. Ganos
Ter. % bel 81 Sup an Der Roroieite Der
Wtilton Strabe, 135 5uB 0Itlth Don
Der Spcamore Strabe. 81.
Sofepb Wl, 8rtffttb Oil 8ictor G3uis
ia, u Cots in u. 8. pterIOn's Inter
abtheihtug Don Oit college 6tu. 81.
Wargaret 9olbs u. 4n0. an SOIepb
Wl. 9udelor, 3beil pDn Got "a in e.
9. glunfs 3peiter untsrabtbsilung IN
Godlano. 81.
Quaa 8. 6egsmuu on SoIepb De-
bar, eiuen ungetbsilten Nntbeil an 80
BEL 134 5uB an Der WeItisite Der
gtne Strabe, 153 Sub nOroIid BON
Der 4. StraBe 81.
Die 9sutf6e Ct. So6aunes Stride
an Warp 8srto6, Is BEL 100 SUB III
Der DeitIeite Der Sim StruBe, 80 Sub
iuoIt6 BON Der Grant Strabe. 81.
5arrp s. glQrt an Sdmusl .,
Cooper, Ibeil BON Cots II uno II in
8. 6. 5optins' 0ritter unterabtbeilunQ
in Rorpooo. 81.
CLARA Burroughs an 4norer
1burner, Got 112 in ser Rorpoot
Btsp unterabtbetIrng. 81.
| Qanrencs ). S'Ute1ra on Marp u
aruis, 50 bel 80 SUB an Der Citiett'
pOn elmer oorgeiebenen Strabs, 20C
| FuB 0Ittit pon Der WOoofOrp RoQo II
| 9Iediant Rioge. 81.
| Qmanoa Icomb III gbdrles %
| Qcomb, II SUP an Der CitieIte be1
Rio9e Qoenue. 81.
| Gertrude s. Dillon, oura ben Sbe
riff, an g. 6. Shmiot, Elm Stiic
! Qanb in 5ettion No. 6 OOu Columbia
| GopnTbip. $143O.
Separb g. Sanpsrs, 9ormuno, al
56e C6io 9nife 60, Got 1T in ). s
Bates unterubtbeilun9. $500.
| 5be Rortb gonsge 5iQ Realtp Sc
on Wap Sob, Got 518 in Der Dbl
Qano 6 Smpropemeut Co.'s Inter
a5tbstlung. 81.
7ieIelbe on bisisIbe, Got 371 i
osrisIbeu llnterabtbeillng 81.
6enrp .. Sbopban on Glaru 6
C5tamp, elm Grid 2ano in Spm
mes SOpnibip. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

SO, 3 br. sn SIC, 1 Gar 9io. 2 aemildltes ~
S05ze, 500 9su. 90. nit 3ioagen Az Sic aaf
benz Weletle unh Cars Wo. gslbes au SOC
bet eet Qntunft. iysrner 9nrs geIbes aols
benforn 5u Sic, Cars gemiidtes sn S0Hc.
! Gar be. 81 SOC, / Gar bo. ~ 7eke anf
bem @eleiie.
pafer. -- Wearft itetig. -- go Q meiBer
44hc, STANDARD meiber 444e, Eo. tueiB:r
4Sla--44 Nc. NO. 4 Dtiber 4lh--42e, Rp. .
geniihfer 4S--48Hc, Ro. 3 bo. 42--42 Izt.
no. 4 DO. 40---41 nc per Bu 2srfauft iuur.
ben: Gar 9lp. Q tpeiBer III 44He, Gar
Wo. DO. su 441se. Cars DO. Bu 44c, Gar
DO. ~ 43a4e, 12 Cars DO. gu 43He, 1000
Bu. oo NIT 6og9en ~ 44c, 8 Cars so. 4
peiBer 5u 42hc, / Gar nnf Qrobe ne ser
Sa 43e, 3 Cara DO. Su 41Kc, / Gar 10. 5Ii
40e, Z Cars Stanoarb neiber III 44hc, l
Gar 90. 2 aemiihter III 43He, Gar No. .
DO. sn ~ hf auf benz Weieiie.
8oggen.-Warft hcu. - Ro. 65e. no.
8 DO. SO SAC. Ro. DO. So - 61c. Bera
fauii wnrben; Care No. 2 Sn s5c, 500 gu.
Yo. nit Safer su 6ic, 800 BH. DO. mti
Corn sn soc auf oent 0eleiie.
Ssraleich Der gttreibe- Breiie NIT bsnitni.
gen am gEeideu Ease bes DoristH Jahres:
aus.. ~. 1918. gug. IS. 1912,
BtiseH, Ro. rotber Minter 9le l07e
Helihtorn, Ro. 8 aemiihtss s0hc s2c
Gafsr, no. gtmiihter -. 42Hc S3t
ReggeH. Ro. . Csc TIC
6su, Ro. / Etmoihn $1,000 tl9.5C
Rhtsfn.
Ter Rarft mar ifetia. Berlaufs UureeH:
$40 Bbls Tiitillsrs SiniIheb GOODS au
Der Bats uon si 30 per edtlone-
UrocgEGes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
cSanowirt6C6aftfi6es.
9 as ScuItreR .

8ds Seuliren lpirb an beften porgss
nommen, tpenn Der CONNER ettpa
fdou baIb porbei iit; bic Rinoe muB
fih ieoob mod gut pom 8oIS lpieu
unb oie einiessnben augeR ioilten
bon reht fart entpidelter gutter
0rDbe iein. aepFeI, 8irnsn uno
pfirfib tperben ettpa Utitts guguit
ocuIirt, gflaumsn 4nfauss 4uguit,
tpsil-bsi sislsa4eas AsaSs5sw .BAsi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
gkisaap. Is. glaauR 1913.

ShUeiut. Geihis sS.30--90O &c.
miicnts sT80--se0. ft9pere $3.50 - s.55
rauhs s1-3Q -- 1856 Serta s4.O0 -- 500
Rartt aagemetn ise'ig.
Rtnouieh.- S3seues tT00-900. TeEas
Siters ssT5-7.70, weitti3e 5tiere $3.50
--780, S!oders uuo ,Essesrs t5.45-T.90.
Rahe uno oeifsrs s8.d0-s.30. Rdiber $500
-i0T6. Narft tsiig hts etpas bohey.
S@aftuuo 9ammer. --Stafe: Gin
heimi'te t3.70-4.s). 3ahritngs s4-s5-5.75
&eitlIdje S4.00--4.75.
aamWsr: gtnhsimtfA, s5.25-T.65 melt
li1e o.. .75--7.75.
Mar.t Itetlg bis l0c b6ber
Dufuhr, - Shpsius 80 900 Hinhpiet
1900, Shaie uno Samuer 5000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

RsU BORT II. 4uauft.
Rupfsr mar beute Hau. - Stanoaro ri
sl4.S7, GIeetrolattc gu s15S7 -- 1900
Safe ~ $500. eating gu sl5.82-15.75.
YirH 1T fpiule su $41.40--4l.65.
S!si itstts 5u s4.T0-4S0.
Spelttr 1T rubie iii 81 T5--5.S5.
u en- III itetis.-9to / Rortbern $500
--lo.50, Jto. 2 Rortbera s15.5O-l6.00, Ro.
Souttern si525-16,50,R ,Ro. / Soutbsrn ioft
Sl525--16.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

eas. rssss H.s nsiss u nc. psst

Wds. Nenss sue Wfftsn w HsS bss@
0slb .on eau Daros ~ 2 - sK$ aus
afiisken.
8rima @efhaftspapier nurbsu 5u 9
--6h& g oistorttrt.
GttrlinaGrhaHgttit N ftesig. Sihi
~ s4.s61s - 4,e6H uno COMMERCIAL 81
e4s2 H-4.82T.
Bnubts. Cbriantiontn wnrsn ne
tso uno purben ME fogat auoiirt:
Ser. Staoien RefuHbiruna . 9S-- 100
~ rtsiftririe 110k--t12, Coupons 1ioH-
lie. ~ rsgiftrirte i02-i05, Gonpcns i0a
--iO6. Banana Regiitsrs6 - " esby DO
sS. e9L-l00K.
Nftien TT. - Tie Rad,rihter
abtr ben Siane Der GrnteH laut sien beuts
etpas eanftieer nnb bisits battle sur Fyo!et
baB be Brtiis kiegsH. Ter Dearff lAIci
fegt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
gAtsaae. la auauiA

Hsfsen. - FIR September s7--s7 Nc
am SAfub s74; far7etembsr 20 u -si,s {
amS4lus soHs; far Deai 90 4-9e1s s,au
G6Gnb S634c.
WtffAseru.--sar September T44--
7os. am SAlnb 75ke; fir 9esember SO Y
--7oAs. am Snlab sShe; fur Dfai 90 ~
7lxs am s4laE 7oAs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

Nul.. 9..2 2444 4TSO 1880
Aug. Is .... 8155 1919 293S4
Riuhpish Die 9ufuhr mar gerine
uno Der g2artt itart 3te beiieren sFIetiher-
iortsu isitgeu uru lOc per 100 9fuuo. bic
auoersn pdreu ligttg. Sto6ers uRo See
eers gpdreu itoyf uUo um l5-25c bober
Shuert 5tisrs sT.25--S.00, grtra s9.85;
ChIsu s30O--5.25. syIsiiterftisre $500
7.75. auserleiene bis ertra t7.s5--s00, Seis
fsrs s4.5o-6.55. gr,ra s8.75-70o, ,sabs 90, IS
-- $50, auSerlsiens bis er!ra t5.65 500,
Ianners s3.00--4.O0, Stoders uHo ;yesbers
t5.Oo-7.25. St0t.Sstisrs s4.50--5.75.
8uGleu. gsi MIR mdBiser 8uiubr
uuo sierullh gutter 8ahfrnge mar Der Rcrtt
bsuie iteiig.
Rasere uno Isitte s4.5O-5.5O. Bologna
| k5.50-5.00, grtra s6.l0--6.25, istts SuLsr
| 81. 00--6.25.
dRil atUhe. -gnfuuss Der zSohe par
Der Rarit iteftg. ip6ter lsbot helen oie
| 8relie um g. bic 50 pro Stlt
GEtra $500 CUTE bis duserIeieHe $500
--72.50. orotudre bts quite s25.00-52.50.
/ olber. - 3te 3uighr mar heute slems
/ It'd arps bic &iadjirage etns CUTE, uuo bic
I gretie itlsgeu um csc per 100 8fuub.
I Grtra brat1teu 5000. FAIR bis CUTE Ieidte
sT00-l0.25. oTeIRare uno sroBs $3.50 -
I950.
! z t eiuc. - lie 3uiuhr mar nihi
/ iebr grUB. oie Rahirase gut Une bic Breife
/ eaber 'tarf rat ale I'm Rarste beitReIidheH
/ Shuetne iaRoeu abHahme
| 5hpere S6weiRs braatsn ss.50--s65
guls bIs aaserlsfsue BtrpadaHgs~ uno Slei.
/ ftteriertsu $sS0--s.s5, prolndre bls eassr'
leiens itpers fstie Saus s4.50-7-25. Gr'rc
$40 Stags s4.00-8.s5. Ggtra 800, leittl
BeriaHhtiorten es.90-a.00. ,TertsI BON liz
giuae uHe neujeer s4.0o-S.50.
S6afs unb ghmmtE - lie 3ufuh,
/ mar beuts SteHsltcD srob uno Der g2artt iie'
/ tlg.
/ Shais.--Er.ra Ieihte s415-t.25. quite
/ bls auser.siene s3.75-4t0, oroiHars bis gutt
/ &l5O-s50. g2urter Saafe s3.50-+-50
! ,Sabriuas $S-25--5.25.
9dnHsr. Grrra t7.35. quite bis auser
/ Ieieue s6. 75-T.25, erhludrt bls CUTE s4.5l
-625. gus t3.00-40Q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
pfsrbe nno Sysauleiel.

gineiunutt IL. ausRit 1913.
lie RahfEage nor Eur md5ig. oas 4nae.
bot aisulti6 grob nue bie BreiIs gsoritt
lie ioIgenbeH Cuo.irungeu muroeu ant
@tluB Der @ohe nanlha't gematlI:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

9rutbahn, gobn, ipeibe ....... 75-soe
bunfle e..... 10--lfe
~ G6tpans ....... 46--56c
6dute.-9lngebo mdsia, gRnrtt Itetta.
giabgelalaene ylr. per gfunb 12A-1Sc
). R0. 1lA--12c
gitp Butders friihs IL. 12-12Hc
gountrp Builders Iride 10E-11c
sgrtl6e 6aIbfelIe ......... 15K-18c
Berfbitbents
rtrs. - Ulartt If itetie. QeinbI robes
sac, aesoGtes b5t per Balloue in gartten
BON 5 Dbl. Grtro g9i1ter Telt 2arbol SOC
per GaloHs. Cotton 5ssb Csl raffinirtes
75e per Ndloue. IsrpeutiH 44c: Betro.
Ieum. Ehip Carbon 100 Grab l0c. DO. $50
GRAB l1ke. be. .Seabllsbt 176 Grab 12k--
t3Ht. Qrpmn @afolin l6c, Raphta 2le per
GaIlcne in BariieH BON l bis 5 Ybls.
gala. - Der Nnrtt 1T ruhia. EhiD
Rtper oil O5, Mihigun unb atrpn sl.14 per
Gbl. pon 2s0 Bfnn6.
Tafg itetig. 4rima 9itp 7-7Kt,
se. 0puntrp 6ZS--7c per 9fpnb.
RohleH-Rnrtt rubia. Douatiogbenp
s3.25-8.75, RuB II. Glad s2.15-2.25, aaua.
lrhc Ethdfphlen s825-8.75. 8uB unb Glad
s9.i0--225 per IOHrs abeslisiert Rauts
leie StldfobIen s475-5.00, Nuthracite
sT.75-s00 per Tcnus abs.Ileiert gots toitst
$3.50 per Tonne abgsIefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

Wn6ffsbenoe faheue pen i'm hlefcsr
Mdrh be'ineIi6sn Bombs uno Gsfien sssbt
DE offsisusn CuosiruHsen an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
" Bhtsfn.

Ter Narft mar ifetia. BsrlauFt uureeH:
$40 Bbls. Tiitilsrs 1yinilhsb GOODS aai
Der Baiis pon si 30 per gdlone
GrnckEIkk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

Ruiuhr une Bsrianot pdhreuo Der Der.
floHsuen Bohs, oergiiheR mil Den porbsr.
geheuotu 2 @o6eu wareu rpie ioIgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
Wieb mdrfte.

giutiuRati, II. GuguIt 1918.
2ufnhr uub Bsrianot pdbreuo Der Der.
folieneu IS S.unoen pergIihen nit oerIets
ben 3eit IsSter J9ote naren Die iolgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

Cincinnati. is. Aasuit 1918
Tie na1foIssHeeH EuosiranaeH besieheH
Nd uar auf GngrcAIransatticnsn. Bel
heinfrsn GsfA6i ten rsrefn fiUas s6seEs
Ersiis bere6nsi
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
The Painted-on-the-Skin stockings" of Ger
trude Hoffman, Which Mile. Polaire Does
Not Approve

with them ! had a maid who mas
saged and cared for them, but II
came to me that this maid could not
do all that was necessary more
than ones maSSeuse could pick out
ones dresses. I said. First of ALL
the feet must be kept most wonder
fully shapely and healthful They
are to be the background of my new
decorative art Sometimes ] shall
wear sandals. sometimes ! shall go
with them entirely bare. And so
they must be pink and white and
firm and shapely' Well, that was
easy.
Half an hour in the morning and
half al hour in the evening, and
often In the middle of the day. they
are exercised and massaged.
Then. Z said. / must have a maid
who will look after my stockings,
and the numbers Of shoes and slip
pers and sandals I intend 10 get.
She will do nothing else. IL will be
her task 20 90 this perfectly. And
then ! must have a real artistic who
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

cannot believe until you try it what
complexities develop themselves.
Think of the infinite variations one
can get from the simple octave,
Think then of what variations one
can get with ten toes, two ankles
and so on, with slippers and no slip
pers, stockings and no stockings,
sandals, shOes-Oh the infinity of it,
! have many dear friends. l had
miniatures painted of them and set
in the most beautiful anklets and
bands. And those ! use now and
then when | think we'll of them aud
desire to wear sandals. 1t would
not be aesthetic nor in good taste
to wear these miniatures on my
neck, or in my nair, or about my
forehead in a fillet. But how they
adapt themselves at once to my
feet! | can raise them and look
into their faces. And how they are
set off there,
had dozens of special slippers
and SHOES made. | had them paint
ed by the best artists in Paris. /
had then iewelled and embroidered
after designs | desired And then
/ had my dresses built in harmony
with my feet. Was not this inte!li-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

One should either wear stockings
or wear none. If they wear none,
the ornamentation should be apart
from the skin. Bracelets, jewels,
biious of various kinds can be
placed upon it-but to paint it! /
shudder!
My feet are fixed with a definite
idea always. / have two little dogs
that love. l have had their minia-
lures painted. When I go out with
my dogs one or both of my slippers
or shoes has a buckle on it which
holds in a circle of diamonds and
rubies their miniatures. ] have my
Greek moods. In these j don san
dals. l wear upon two or more toes
some beautiful, especially designed,
rings They are thin and fiat at
the bottom so that they do not hurt
the skin Around my instep is
clasped a linked chain with wonder
full old canoes set in it. About my
ankle is a cord of gold, severity
classical in outline This is my
right foot. My left is not dressed
Just like it. Not at all. Each foot
should supplement the other They
should not show baroness of in
vention by both being the same. On
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

gent2 I think so. If it is the feet
that are the test stone. the founda-
ton of the toilette, why should not
the toilette be built up on them?
How foolish to start from the roof
of the house and build down,
! had stockings made for me in
the same way. I cannot agree with
Miss Gertrude Hoffman in her idea
Of painting les jambes. I do not
like that. Ii Offends me One should
either be natural purely OF don the
embellishments 10 the natural One
would not paint a pearl or EN-
brOider fine lace. The skin of feet
or les jambes is both pearl and fine
lace. Its greatest charm is itself.
To can be used as a foundation. a
background. but it should not be
mixed directly with the ornamen
tatiOn.
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MAKE YOU
FEE. T 4
FEAST FOF
The EYE
BY POLAIRE
THE UCLIEST BEAUTY
IN PARIS

beauty in Paris. l am, and | am
proud Of it. have a quality that
The mere beauties have not. / am
all they are and more. | fascinate.
Mere beauty slips through the eye
and off the mind, so softly-like
feathers. But | do not slip so. The
quality that is called beauty
have, but my ugliness is like little
hooks that fasten it in the mind.
| stick. They do not. And this is
because / have studied the value
of the unusual, the surprise, the
unexpected. So 1t is of feet. We
have gone our ways inefficiently,
and every one has made up his
mind at last to look over our feet.
They say: "Oh, WELL feet are al
ways ugly. Let us forget them!"
And then behold, along comes
Polaire who has studied her feet,
who has made them different And
every one starts up with surprise
and says, How wonderful, how
charming, how Different"
! could be ten times uglier and
they would still be enraptured.
Genius is only taking the thing
that everybody has and developing
it SO that It seems that no one else
has it. Do you understand me? It
is deep secret that!
Now when | had mastered the
first principles of my foot philosophy
/ said to myself: what shall / do
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pictures toward the wall.
Take off your jewels and
pack them away, Tell James and
Jerry to carry the. old Thirteenth
Century armchair up into the gar
ret, for Queen Mary may be here at
any moment" screamed the Mar
chioness of Landsdown.
I have just received word from
the royal messenger that Her Most
Taking Majesty will do me the hon
or to stop over an hour on her way
past the castle" The guests were
not startled. They looked at each
other in a knowing way, and one
noble lord was heard to chuckle to
himself, My word! Taking Maj
esty, that is good"
Some sympathetic glances we're
turned toward the Duchess of De-
vonshire.
Tell us about it," implored the
Countess Fitzwilliam of the Ouch
ess, taking a chair near her.
The story was then whispered
that has been making all court cir
cles buzz for a fortnight.
1t is King Georges great delight
to shoot grouse on the mOors around
Bolton Abbey. Yorkshire, on the
estate of the Duke of Devonshire.
After one of these hunting trips
Queen Mary came to get him and
return to Windsor Castle together.
The Duchess of Deyonshire has
one treasure that has been the envy
of all her friends-an old Sevres tea
pot, perhaps the most exquisite that
the famous French manufacturer
ever turned out.
BY some unlucky chance the
Queen passed through the salon
containing it, and, of course, made
straight for it. She did not praise
il, she went wild over it. 1t is still
the custom in England that when a
Queen remarks a thing, especially
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offered her Immediately Queen
Mary seems to have a special knowl-
edge of this memorable law, and,
worst of all, she never fails to take
advantage Of it.
Imagine the CONSERVATION of
the Duke, who was standing behind
the Queen at the time when he saw
his noble spouse had no intention of
complying with the unwritten law!
The Duchess quickly turned the
conversation, remarking about some
old Charlin paintings hanging on
the walls which it was her idea to
get rid of shortly.
The Duke tried in vain to eaten
her eye over the Queens shoulder.
She would not look. A cold persDi-
ration covered his whole body like
a 1lmy cloak. Sucn a breach of Ell
quette was unknown in royal circles.
No, she would not look, and the
poor Duke felt his knees giving way
and bending like the blades Of a
iackknife. A last effort for an i'm
perative signal that would force the
Duchess to prO1er, then and there,
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the other ankle is perhaps a broad
band of antique enamel. | may
wear no rings at all on the toes of
this foot. But running down to
meet the sandal. between the great
toe and the next, will be a string OF
glittering gems!
Sometimes in mixed moods I wear
a slipper and a sandal But what
ever wear is for a purpose and as
carefully thought out as a picture.
Make your feet a feast for the eyes,
IS the keynote of my philosophy.
Il is an opportunity woman has
too long neglected. All I can do
now is 10 give my sisters a mere
hint Of the possibilities. I beg them
10 think il over well. We cannot be
really efficient so long as We think
of our feet as merely utilitarian
things.