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Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
YOU GAN HAVE A WEALTH
 OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR

Nothing equals an aureolo Of beau uful hair as 60 frame for a pretty face. Without a background of nice hair a really pretty face frequently becomes plain and with it unattractiye fea- lures assume life and beauty.
 Every woman can increase her nat wal charm by using Newbros Herpi eide Herpicide makes the hair beau unul The dandruif germ saps the vitality Of the hair Herpicide ap- piled intelHgently and regularly checks this destruction of hair life and prevents the hair from falling
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

May Manion Patterns for these Dssign1 may be obtained by send ing 10 cents for each pattern wanted to the Fashion Department of this paper.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
HERplcroE

out, giving it @ susp and luryer a soft. silky nufnness which can be ac- Quired in no other way.
 Newbro's Herpicido in 5Oc and S1.00 sizes is sold by all dealers who guar antee it to do an that is claimed. If you are not satisfied your money will be refunded.
 Send 10c in postage for sample and booklet to The Herpicide Co.,, Dept R., Detroit, Mich
 Applications may be ootainpd ht the best barber shops and hair dress ing parlors. Ilt3t
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

The ladies of st. patricks church served @ lunch to the public an day yesterday at Joe Downs barber shop on Main Street The menu was a thor oughly we'll prepared one. and proved very popular with the crowds that eel ebrated Independence Day
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

dered by that organization it was music that everyone danced to with
 Mir. and Mrs. Cash Benton returned to the city for the first part of the week from Long Beach. where they went to attend the wedding of their son to charming young lady Of Southern Califomi9. The newly wed Bisbee boy and hts bride are now at home in a delightful cottag5 at Long Beach
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Jack Britton is planning a trip to Australia where he figures on getting a slice of the big money that is being tossed about in that country.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

The closing dance of the season, giv- en at the Country Club on Friday evening proved a great success from the point of view of enjoyment for all that attended A large crowd turned out to help to make the occa- ton a notable one.
 The music furnished by Boinboth's Orchestra and was fully up to the usual high standard Of services rem
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Mrs. N. p. Pace entertained the Department of Household Economies of the Anona Club at luncheon last Wednesday, A demonstration along the lines of the work of the depart ment was also furnished at this time. A number of ladies were present and an thoroughly enjoyed Mrs. Faces hosniLaIly.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS

6374 Semi-Princesse Ores. for Misses and Small Women, 10 and IS years. s32o Girls Dress, DO to I4 years. 6324 Gathered Blouse, 34 to 20 bust 63I8 Panier Skirt. 72 to 30 waist 632I Fancy Waist s4 to 4z bust. 63I2 Two-Piece Skirt a- to 30 waist. 63I4 Coat Cape for Misses and Small
 Women, I4 10 and I8 years. e297 One-Piece Skirt for Misses and
 Small Women. 10 and I8 years. s3os Childs Dress. to c ycars
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Contrasts Of material are much depended upon. One of the newest whims is for edging lace, tulle and the like with fur and, while for the most part it is used in extremely narrow bands it provides just the note of contrast that is sought. The white tafeta gowns for the most part are kept quite simple. It is predicted that they will be close rivals to the lingerie materials and there is no desire to make them over-elabor1ts or over-ornate when designed for su-h use A tunic of some sort there must be but tunics are taking on an sorts of variations
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

made of Maliue5 lace o-er taECta whereas it is very dainty and atlr1Co-
 i've of the plain and embroidered goiie,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

A pretty wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church, Bisbee, on Mon day June 29th. at 9 o'clock The con tracing parties were Miss Anne Joughin eldest Cduguter of Mir. and
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Miss Gladys Woods left Che middle Of the week for san Benardno ranch, where she will spend the re- mainder of the summer with her brother Steele Woods, anticipating a delightful vacation period in the enjoyment of range life. a good part of the time in Che saddle.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

very popular with the crowds that eel ebrated Independence Day
 Members of Woodmen Circle Grove No14 rendered surprise to Sovereign Ella Scott on Tuesday June 80. When
 an present were seated at tables well
 loaded with good things to eat, Sover- eign Foley presented Sovereign Scott
 with a past Guardian Jewell" This was accepted with deep appreciation
 Music and games were a feature of the entertainment an voting it pleasant
 evening It is planned to surprise
 some other members in the near fu- ure.
 The Daughters of Rebekah held a | |very enjoyable dance on the evening |of July 8, at Odd Fellows Hall. A large crowd was present and the oc- casion was made a very merry one by an concerned. Brennan's Orchestra . furnished the inspiring music that is its speciality.
 The committee in charge of ar Irangements. consisting of Mesdames ] Tonkin, Perry Snodgrass and Cham
 pion, are certainly Co be congratulated
 upon their achievement in giving the
 guests of the Rebekahs a thoroughly
 good time.
 The Fourth of July dance given by
 Bisbee Lodge No. 453 of the Fraterna
 Brotherhood last night at odd Eel
 lows Hall turned out a decided sue
 cess in every way The dance was .wer patronized and an that attended were thoroughly satisfied with the good time provided for them. The hall was kept cool and comfortable by cleo eric fans. and thus the greatest draw back Co summer dances eliminated
 During am mtermission between dances Che captain of Che drill team or the lodge entertained the guests with an exhibition drill This was carried out in a most efficient fashion and formed highly agreeable addition to the evenings amusement
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Mrs Curtis Woods entertained very dehghuuily recently with an after noon at home and a luncheon, which was greatly enjoyed by all who had the pleasure of attendance Among the guests were Mrs. D. J. Flanigan. Mrs. Hazel Gowlng Mrs Henry Wu- Hams, Mrs. L Dohorty
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Miss Jean Boyd. stenogmpaer with Ellinwood & Ross, left Bisbee We'd nesday evening to spend her vacation in San Diego. She expects her sister Go ointi her in that city. and the two will take an apartment for a month. Miss Boyd expects to return to her duties the first of August Her nu- merous friends in this district are .all hoping that she will thoroughly enjoy herself in this California visit and return to Bisbee much rested and refreshed
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

quiet wedding was solemnized at the Letson Hotel on the evening of June 27 when Miss Estelle Reedy. one of the high school teachers of Fort Worth, Tex, became the bride of John Pullen of Bisbee Prof Frank Reedy of the Southern Methodist University of Dallas and brother of the bride, was present at the ceremony. Rev. o. M. Andrews of the Methodist Church of- ficiated
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

A very successful and enjoyable so- cial was held al the Baptist Church last Tuesday evening. the occasion being a farewell party given by the 3. Y. P. U. and the church in honor
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

genuine pleasure. A delicious punch was served to the thirsty merrymak- CTS. and altogether no effort had been spared Go give everyone of the dance patrons a thoroughly good time.
 The dance Friday evening closed the social season at the Country Club for the summer The patrons of the entertainments given this year by the club are heartily in accord in voting it one of the most successful and pleasurable seasons that the organiza- ton has ever experienced
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Mr. and Mrs Emil Grebe and family leave next week for Tombstone. where they win make their home. Mir Grebe will have the position of superintend- ent of the Tombstone Mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

MT. and Mrs n B. Hunter who have been at the coast for a month returned on Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Miss Virginia Albert of Warren. has been spending a few weeks at Phoenix and Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Mrs Tonkn Mrs. Scott Miss stud ley and Miss Amy Patton composed the ladies team that bowled against Che men at the Y. M. c. A. last We'd nesday The mems organization in- cluding Messrs. Benton, Dawson. Me Donald and Hawthorn, won the match by a narrow margin. These bowling contests are proving very interesting. and thc ladies are gaining skill, and fully expect to wrest the honors from the men before many moons have waXed and wand.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Mr. Clarence Wiuig returned last Saturday from his vacation, which he spent on the coast Mr. Witug. re- ports a most enjoyable time and says that he met a number of prominent Bisbecites who are spending the sum mer months in California.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Mir and Mrs. A. " Dye win move to the Grebe house on Powell Street next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Mir Walter Douglas left Thursday for Monteceito. Cal where he win spend two weeks visiting with his family
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Mir. and Mrs John Davis. of Warren, win leave for Tombstone. where Mr. Davis will work for the Phelps psDodge Mine lately acquired.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05

Mir W. II. Brophy spent a few days with his family last week at Los Ange- les.
The evening world., 1914-04-21


of Uniformed
~ Influenced for
power Of an female friend.
(
looking
and folly No spirit yet satisfied
with nature
grathes selfove for acy acknowledges
ship rlovep this unconsciously."
more
Under magic Of
Whereas her will that must bend to his herself
gated him.
without
whom
and his devotion idol-sef.
.
that Shakespeare mighty
highly
Of Rosand Celia Helen
eeins
the
female friendship shall
their pens?
The evening world., 1914-04-21
Hits From Sharp Wits.

IL is not q misfortune for a man to
have fool friends, as some people seem
to think. They are the only ones from
whom he can borrow any money.
About the most foolish thing a
Young man can do who starts out to
make a career for himself Is to try to
sell vacuum cleaners. Very few peo-
pie have any vacuums to clean. you
know.
A Kansas philosopher remarks that
when a duck lays an egg she waddles
away as though nothing had hap
pened: when a hen lays one there IL
an awful racket, This Is true, and We
desire TO call the attention OF local
merchants TO the fact that hen ad-
vertises, hence the great demand for
hen eggs. Moral: Don't be u duck
New Orleans States.
The man who has the better OF an
argument doesn't do the shouting.
Sometimes what seems to be an OPP
portunity IL only another fellows lure
One Of the principal benefits to b<
derived from travel IL enhanced ap.
probation Of home.-Albany Journal.
In an argument did you ever notice
that the man who says he holds 9
BRIEF usually makes the longest talk
Commercial Appeal
The evening world., 1914-04-21
Str aisht From
The Shoulder
Success Talks to Young Men.
CUpyrisht. 1914. BY The Prys Publishing Co.
THE Nov York Evening Wogid.)

Tact.
TN the Standard Dictionary this
definition Of tact" appears:
"A quick or intuitive apprecia-
ton Of what 10 At. proper or right;
fine or ready mental discernment
shown In saying or doing the proper
thing. or especially In avoiding what
would offend or disturb. siSill or factl-
ity In dealing with men or smergen-
''f Underneath thi. paragraph "prac-
tice this!" could DO written. and a
"StraiEht From tho Shoulder" would
stand without need of further adorn-
ment.
For by tho employment OF tact a
young man speedily wins friends and
Keeps them; wins promotions and
Keeps them; wins his employers ap-
prevail and keeps 1t.
Even in fighting-and every busi-
ness knows It's battles-tact and tao
tics combine to win. The tactful
fighter Is like trained boxer-or q
trained master Of fence. He has skill
or facility In dealing with men or
emergencies"
but in times of peace. In the hand
ling Of daily routine. IN your reia-
tions with your fellow workers-in
your contact with the man below" al
we'll as the man above" the use OF
tact increases your power quietly and
steadily.
Where cruder methods might win
for you, after q fashion. they bruise
your way onward. Tact lifts without
bruisins.
Just read that hrst paragraph-the
definition of tact-over again. your
imagination will tell you all the rest
The evening world., 1914-04-21
Betty Vincent's>
Advice to Lovers

entirely justified In rebellion against
such interference.
, Those lovers arc wise who cultivate
the virtue Of tolerance. BY doing 30
they will spare themselves much un-
happiness.
Il g." writes: II am sixteen.
though ! seem much older. A younS
man Of twenty-five has paid me at
tention for some time and has asked
me to marry him. I love him very
much. Shall tell him my true age?''
Certainly. and ! advise you to wait
a while before marrying him. You
are very young.
"E. T." writes: IT am In love with
girl who until recently returned my
love. But for some reason she be-
came ansTy and stopped speaking to
me, She asks her brother about me
but She IL still too proud to begin
speaking to me herself. What shall
I do?"
Try to have frank explanation
with her. She probably wants to BE-.
come rsconcilsd. :
The evening world., 1914-04-21
Letters From the PeoDIeJ

~,, 'oo much space l will
a. ssa -. ee,e,. oso, !, sso'so; z.
A. ~sr I,,.h S0''io;vo'o: =, 1889 r.; 3.
" "~'"''' w. f. HARTLEY.
April q.
!" ~" evening womb
,.n 49,. oa.e oio raster Sunday
''"'' "so' b.
Meaning of "Pedant."
To the Editor Of The Evening World,
The evening world., 1914-04-21
IS HE WORTH IT?

HE country thoroughly agrees with the President that Hura
the issue ~
= 1--WE true friends of the people OF Mexico" We
convinced that friendship could perform no kinder
Mexico than uerta out of it, Nor do we feel that
snyng wish to do for Mexico stands chance so long as
President disrupted country thrusts himself be-
and the people whose good will anxious to retain
anybody in Mexico will tell how to extract Huerta without
PAIN will gladly operate along lines II there were any way
great body Of Mexcans that far from having de-
signs against their national honor only trying cleanse that
Of the mh which the of Huerta puts upon It,
this country would to publish its intentions broad
cast and circuste them where they could be grasped
We wish could be the Mexcans read more thought
and tried to understand themselves and u.s. ever awakening
and enlightened patriotism really began to unite Mex
co would drop away like scab from healed wound
But meanwhile what do? There to be way to
get at the thorn without breaking the skin
Mexico to have respect Huerta must his nsolent
peetenus speak for that nation To after Huerta must
make Of all proportion to the rascs value
conceivable that Mexico continue to think Huera
worth his keep?
-
The evening world., 1914-04-21

Wsto pdyo "oS1
mope for her products and cannot pos
sibly know how the food costs have
huctuated downward.
by being right on the ground"
she says, "a woman can find In the
markets and retail stores many veye-
tables ana even so-called delicacies
SO reduced an to make them come
within the means Of the average fam.
lily"
Mrs. Heath's observations are we'll
founded.
There Ii no question but that every
woman would save many q penny
that would count up to no small sum
at the end Of the week II she would
form the habit OF looking over the
market. Many things would presen,
themselves for possible use and would
result In economy.
We have had the cry Of the high
cost of living for so long. that, now
that eatables have taken O drop, b,
carefully choosing these the house
keeper can save for other things tina,
have not formerly been within hel
means.
Some other intunctions as to econ.
omy In the matter Of food advised
By Mrs. Heath and other authorize,
on food values may DO summed VI
as follows:
The most expensive food may bs
ruined In the cooking.
It Is unwise to try foreign recipe,
at such expense.
Cold meat should be taken CAREFUL,
into consideration. There are X
many ways OF serving left overs"
A few cooking lessons as to how Il
utilize cold meats would not 70 amiss
/ In the words Of an Englfsh writer
Gold mutton has wrecked many
happy home"
While mushrooms are down II
price, even though they may be you
fayorite dish, don't insist on YOU
husband liking them too.
It Is not unwise to study the break
fast more than is generally done.
At present the fresh fruits ar,
available at little expense.
A poor breakfast often sends q hus
band away united to do a har,
days work.
Don't look with disdain at the zoo,
old Irish potato. There are hundred
OF appetixing ways to serve Il.
Delicious now potatoes may at pres
emit DO purchased at little cost.
Many foreign meats from eoutl
The evening world., 1914-04-21
A. 10 Patriotisa.
y The Editor Of Ths Evenins World;

- The Editor Of The Evening word;
REGARDING the National Air and
Patriotism" controversy. I would like
20 remark that our national airs
have been thrown around and
dragged through the dirt to such an
extent by people looking for cheap
advertising. and performers for cheap
applause. that thu average person
pays no particular attention to them
unless they are played or sung un-
der conditions which warrant a dis
play OF patriotic feeling. Respect for
patriotic airs depehds, l think. on the
conditions under which they are rem
dered. IL man refuses to stand up
q dozen times In an evening during
an entertainment simply because the
entertainers think they can make a
jumping jack out OF him by playing
the national air q dozen times, ne
should not be condemned as un-
White Plains. N. Y.
n the Editor o. The Evening World;
Are children born In the United
ststes OF foreign parents citizens ever
n their parents have not already De-
come naturalized? (MlSS) o. ID.
Sims, kiagsley.
q. ths Editor Of The Evening World;
Who wrote the poem about "Ostlel
. Joe' and The Sands Of Dee?
- &. B. 4.
RE rive rrobbeas.
. ~ Editor Of The Evenins World
In ,eYly " }. u. Sternin. In ref
n0oacs to the five problems In Mon
40 papsr. ] beg % submit the fol-
Soving aaswers. A. the calculstioui
The evening world., 1914-04-21

% Co. tIho New York Evening WoHdl.
II immaculate. The rugs had boen
shaken, mirrors polished. floors oiled.
and the two card tables set up in the
living room with new linen covers tied
firmly on. Jack did hate to have the
covers slip when he was playing.
The bedroom curtains had been
freshly Numbered, and my toilet silver
polished. A brand new powder pu6
was laid besides the powder box, con.
venient for use. Plates, glasses. alvey,
and napkins. were laid out on the din.
Ing rpom table ready when they were
needed. We would eat our dinner In
the kitchen. Mrs. Banks was theyO -
clear 1t away. no ] could get the baby
to sleep and myself dressed before my
guests came. -lt
Everything all ready" asked Jaek,
when he came In. sampling q sandwich
Yes. and l think its going TO "
all right" ] returned nervously./
was more than anxious that thiS14rvt
time ] had tried to entertain H.
Somerses should be a success. How
are the sandwiches7'
''Prime!" Jack Sreplied. hslplns
himself to another.
| well. you mustn't eat any mare,
Como. dinners all ready. You en-
freshen up afterwsrd. while en-
getting Emelie to bed
Mr.. and Mrs. Somers came first.
] couldn't help little embarrassmant
creeping Into my manner az greeted
her. She evidently sensed this, AnA
1T once put mo at my ease by sayinR:
Med and I arc delighted that Won
Lot W come tonight. I know vitH
your darling baby, and no maid. II
was really asking q good deal ~
] invited myself. Has the baby Cona
y. to sleepf do 20 want Mr.. SounarS -
So her." she finished. :,
she 70 In her CRIB. but I don't taa1k
she % asleep" I returned. 'rf You Nh
como with me. Mr.. 6omers-thaf a
VIII 10Y :se S9n hsr mind III a., stammsssA. =
believe me. she II worth loo,rsnr
att" Jack boasted.
switched on the light. and ~ All
four OF u. stood for O moment Iccir-
Ing ct the dimpled darling bIinkS.s
At the unaccostomed light. Tnsr
just a. she stretched I'D her arms -
be taken. the door bell rang and Mali
ana EuMsey came. When I hsd
greeted them and returned 10 ~
baby. she was sitting wide awake IN
Mr: somerss lap, playing with niS
wa.cn cnain. while Mrs. somers stes13
over them: exclaiming with deliSS
Emilio did not want to leSvsj 81.
new admirer. And he appearsa ~
tho same mind. saying: - f,~ %
=! would much rather stay ihsr.
with you, you little mischief ~
TO play cards with these old peonie :
giving her to mo with reluctsnoS
We passed q very pleasant evenin..
Mr. Somers declaring he had soiovS1i
himself more than he had in = III !:
time. He drank the beer and ats
me me n 0a1nawichs s with an appetite
tnas PLEASED Jack al much az Il ana
on my cheese straws and ssks6 y.
J my recipe. sPs
Clifton and Rumsey both sse.,,sA
70 ike them, and the girls wsrs "A.
lighted when Mrs. Somers Invita- n.
an TO play cards with them = ~
nom the following Wednesday. ~,
(To Be Continued.I 40
The evening world., 1914-04-21

you naQ taken new
lease Of life. l haven't seen you look
SO well and bright for weeks!' and he
held me of at arms length. looking At
me.
II told you there was nothing the
matter with mel" answered. nush-
ing al I thought Of the reason for my
looking better. MRS. Somers took
Emeiis and me for long ride to-day
and then had luncheon ut her house"
THAT accounts for IT." said Jack.
releasing me. II know you work too
hard. dear. and that there Isn't much
variety in your life just now. But
better times are coming. We will soon
get the few bills We owe paid ana
then we will feel that we can spend
dollar or two occasionally"
Eyes, and, Jack. perhaps We can
take that apartment then II 1t 10 va
can't" l answered. already refusing
to consider my obligation to NH.
Somers and ready to discount my
freedom from debt and the so In my
bureau drawer.
nice TO us? Jack reflected. 1T GER
tainly II not usual for people with
their money-unless they have al
ways had Ito caro- much for peos
ple in our position"
.Oh. and, Jack" I calculated, pay
ting not the slightest attention b
his remark. they are coming up herr
Saturday night 10 play cards. Auo-
ton"
well, dear, In spite OF all your worry
they don't appear to mind climbing
stairs. But I'm glad they are com
Ing. Well Ak up some eats ana III
order q case of beer and show them
we can have Just a. good . time q
IL we had birds and champagne" \
"Suppose we have the Grants and
the Cummings at the eaxns time
That will make two tables. and We
owe both of them a. well a. the
somers'. We might a. we'll DO 1t al
at once" / suggested; IT Will make
"That'e a good idea. Sue. I'll order
two cases Of beer instead OF one,
"And RI make double the quantity
Of sandwiches, and have some cheese
straws instead Of q rarebit," I echoed
'srhat will be o. X. really be-
llieye. Sue, you have been lonely. You
haven't looked 30 happy a. you Dc
to- might since your mother went
away" Jack said. rather wistfully.
"T shall be awfully glad to do some
thing 10 entertain the Somers. Per-
hans then you will stop talking Of
OUT obligations to them" I answered
ignoring his remark about myself.
"It's high time We did something
n we are going to keep up the &C.
; ouaintance." And. turning 10 hi
paper, Jack read until called him u
dinner.
cleaned and cleaned. II our little
APARTMENT was ordinary. and II they
Idid have to climb two flights Of Stair
to reach It, they should at least fint