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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
1eineste xersansenDett
1rana5ff@er dnterpfi5icr ats beutfder
9eferteur enflarpt.

UIU1dD VIYGS NNAe@ofIt6tS@ V1e 0SNSIuSS
9eferteur enflarpt.
Dor benz R~riegsgeri4t in 3tpeiz
bruden bate iid bor tur5em Der fritz
1ere llnteroffiaier bes %. Snfantez
rie : Regiments, 9ugo @tudert,
&aufmann aus 3peibraden. mesen
5abnenfIu9t, Griegsperrats II. a. gu
berantporten. Ra9 elmer bepegten
Susenb5eit trat ct 1907 beim %.
Snfeateric Resiment in 3meibriiden
Elm, nahoem er bDrber bereits a4t
Monate Ser fran50Ffden 5rembenz
legion ongebDrt unb auBerbem als
JlI9tling na9 beziibten lnrebli9z
feiten in Ser. @9pei5 unb 2uremz
burg setpeilt botte. ST fI9rte i1d
benin Hesiment 5und4it gut unb
murbe Elm 10 braudbarer 9oIoat,
oaB er gum 1lnteroffi5ier ernannt
purbe. Mber fdDn i'm DECEMBER
1908 mtBbraudte er bas in i'm gez
1eBte 8ertrauen. ST unter{4lug etGDu
100 Start linn BON Gefrutsn unberz
trauter @eloer, erbob miberre4tli4
cine ppFonneifung Uber SO mart,
perfdaffte iih in aaiierslautern 81
biltleiber unb lieb ii4 gum 5meitenz
nal in bic 5rembenlegion antDerben.
ssSn flint Sabren bra4te er es bort
gum aorporal, erbielt 5mei Sroen,
ma9te biele @efe9te NIT unb er6ielt
f9lieBli@ nod erlittener @srpunz
bung i'm Sabre 1914 in Rancp cine
53ipilper1orgung als JrrenbauszM ufz
1eber, na9bem CT fi4 beretts 1912
sic fran5Dff4e @taatsangeb0rigfeit
ermorben bette.
Mit Mnbru9 Der franaDf14en
Mobilma@ung erbielt er @efteaungsz
befeb1 gum 146. Snfanteriez@ egiz
mert, NIT oem er aus Soul gegen Die
oeut{@en Sruppen pormari4ierte.
Mm 20. Muguit tpur6e ct am Sberz
5@entel berpunbet unb fiel als fran=
a1f{@er 1~nteroffi3ier in oeuti4e Sc
fangen{@aft. Sn 8apreutb untergez
bra@t, f@rieb er einen grief on feiz
ne MngebDrigen in 3meibriden, pcs
uuf feline @pur fIbrte. Ma4 ldngez
rer @erbanblung puroe @tudert gu
brei sssabren @efdngnis, Degradation,
@eriebung in Die 5peite &lahe bes
@olbaten {ianoes unb bier Sabren
@brperluf ipeser Der 6a9nenflu@t
un6 sen unterf4lagungen nerurtetlt;
BON Der Mntlase bes &~riegsperrots
uurbe CT fr~eigeiprs@en, ba IS
ni@t nadgeniein erf@ien, bob er
bag 8%epuBtiein bate. mod oeutf9er
@eidsonseb6riger gu iein, als Ct bic
8affen gegen Deutl4lano fubrte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Gin geutefId aus ser @aninren
i6ladt.

idladt.
Cine nit Sem @9meiBtud Der
6eiIigen @eronita geldmiidte @e>
orgsfabne bes rufif4en 1O6. ST.
fanterie= Megiments it IN Der 9errs
i@erboue 6es 8erliner 3%eug9aules
neben sen anoern ruRifden, fran30fiz
i@en unb belgii9en Telo5ei4en ausz
aefent. sSSa ser lebten Maiurenz
{dladt e%ntbronnte UNI biefes Jelbz
aeiden EN- 1@perer aampf; oer Sob
nenIdaft puroe obne Sud-, 5abnen<
bdinoer unb Spite ben @uKen ent<
riFen. 9ie{e feb1enoen @tIde i1no
lei einem in @efangenf@aft geratenen
ruNi1den @olbaten in feline Unit
form eingendbt aufgefunoen fporben.
Inter ben bereits Idngere Moz
den ousqe{euten erbeuteten Jeloz
aei@en 1T bas Jabnsntud oes
142. @mengprob14en Snfanter1ez
Reqiments aud BEL einem IN beutf9e
@efangeni@aft seratenen Sft91er IN
ser 11niform eingendbt porsetunos1
nprben.
@as %meiBieioene Tabnentu@ 1T
cine ser {4Dnten @eorsfabnen, Die
bic beuti9en 5ruppe1 erbeutet boz
ben. Die re9te @eite 5iert in Der
Mitte Sen BON ser 8aiierfrone uberz
raqten Mamens5ug 8aifer Mifolalls
II. in 1@uerer @olbtiderei. Die bier
@den 59miiden bic in farbtger Get
oenz unb @oloitiderei a%usgefubrten
ruHif9en 9oppelaoler. 'pdbrer1b Die
53nti@enflde in be1blauer @eibenz
ffiderei bergeiteQt {inb. Mnf Der lin
fen @eite in Der Mitte 1T auf @oloz
qrun0 Elm @eronit0n dogenanrtes
vSeiliges @eFat") in pra9tpoaer
Walerei 6argeteQt. Ser berrlt9 ausz
qefiibrte @briftustopf 1T out Dem
5dpeiBtu4, Dos betanntli4 mad
Der &ir@enlegen0e benz 9eilanoe ant
{einem leBten @ange our Ri4tftdtte
mad @olgatba BON Der @eronita gum
Mbtrodnen ieines @eF@ts gsrei@t
tpprben 1T, abqebrudt. 9ieies Praatz
ftid rufi1@er Malerei 1T BON tn
b1auer Geibenitiderei anssefubrte11
Weraierunqen umra6mt. 9as rotieiz
6ene Sabrbunoert6an6 1T nit Cobb
{tiderei in REDEEM MaBe uno Dem
rufii@en 9oppelaoler perfsben: aut
Dem f9mar3ladierten 5obnen1@att
1T cine go1oene, nit einem i%llberner
Orbensfreu3 seidmiidte @pibe an
qebraht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
@nte @eiuub6eit hergeiteIt.

Sd mar bier Sabre lang frumf
nut Mngenbeidnmerbe", idreibt Grm1
Otto @uns, GAINESVILLE, Ohio. sd
oerlor on @euidt un6 fiibIte mid 10
ld1pof, oaB id fait sic Soffnung auf-
qub, furiert merben at f0nnen. Gin
Ssre1nb iprod mir BON @bamberIoin's
SabIetten, unb nudoem ib 5uei Sla,
Iden 6opor1 gebruudt bottle, BIN i'd
eine gefnbe Srau." gu fa1fen IN
6enrD's Corner 3rug Store. = Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
G1ter 8ierbe6drf.

Sails fein SAMPLER IN Der @dbe
@urer &eimotb 1T, Ser Glaidenbier
nertnuf, bdrnr fon11ert mir es @li9
bequem MADDEN, @urer 8e0arf fir
Gmniliengebraub at %befonratert, tn
benz mir es brett bon Ser 8ra11erei
berien6en. S9reibt uns cine Soft
tarte ODER eimn grief, fragt urns Tim
auHfldr11ng un6 Ereiie, urt6 mir tper-
SEN @116 5eiger, pie leiht es 1T,
@1ter 8ier b11r4 briefIide Beitequng
5u erbalten. S1reibt an Die Min-
11eapolis 8reptng gomponp, gru1er
oes 3u1r1nllueiS, Mi11reapolis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

mdbrenb tIralt@ inner
haIb Der Mauern bes 8unbes%3udts
6aules in 2ecpentpurtb, Seas, Elm
BaG5piel i'm @ange mar, mo9ten
BRET @trdflinse sinen erfplslofen
Slu9tperiud. sic tletterten auf oas
@tablgerippe oes i'm 8au beftnolid9en
ssliiaels uno serbargen ii@ bod oben
auf elmer platform Sbre Mbf4t
!par. tpdbreno Der Ma@t fi@ oubers
9alb Der Mauern 9erab5ulQFen. Sic
lpuroen ieoo9 balO entoedf unb GEE
3tpungen, lire Jluat porldufis me-
nisftens auf5ugeben. Sic betinoen
iid ieBt IN Ginaelbaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

~ 1~
Nlif altf oas @elidyt ieines Sobnes
oerid1tet lpar, mie Sic 8lutb Ger gr=
reaung pl0blit) elmer foblen 9lalie
mid, m1frenb Sic &arten leiner
lt,loifcn @arb ent1ielen.
I'D, ipiele midt," lagte ct min
riid1 urD erbpb iih.
~Id mos, l1n1irrn, Menih> iesen
Sic iihy, fpos I%tarren Sic 10? Saben
Sic nod 1,ie einen Mann in einem
ldnu,siaen bIal1en &ittel %gefehen?
Man f0nnte meiren, Sic iaben ein
@e1pen1t!!
ginen @eiit, ia, ser i'm itumm on<
fIugte, Ser i'm erinnerte al, ettpos,
mus er INN ieben Trels pergelie1
moate. Sc mar om Gage Dor Der
Mbfohrt ge1peien. Som elmer ge1pillen
l1nbehogliffeit l1nb Neugier getrie=
ben, tpar er in Sic 6abrif bim,nter=
gego1,gen unb in eirem Sbortpege
peritedt ltebenb batte fem Iuge Sem
gruoer geiudt, Sen er in's glen6 &C.
brudt. Grit bate er ibn nidt be-
MERIT urro er ponte eben umfebren,
als feline 8lide allf iBn f%ielel1, Ser IN
10 ummnteIbarer Ndbe itano, baB
Cecil lid fat perratben butte. 0o4
@tepbnn, emiig uber ieiner arbeit,
hottie fein @in5ige5mal a%ufgeblidt.
9os b1lrh sic Ihire III itromenoe
grene 2idt batte 6os pone Soor als
fleine goIbene Ringe erideinen lai-
fen, tp6brenb Sos blaiie @eii4t, 6ie
tieien Sfutten u11ter Sen Iugen nno
sic id}orfen 2inien Ser i1,gen6liden
3nge, beren umriB iogor Deran6ert
unb morfirter eridienen, UNI 10 Itar=
fer berportroten. gs NOR nur Elm
gn1r5 fur5er glid getpeien, bod nidt
ei1res Ser ausgepragten Werfmole
rpar ihm entgongen, meber Die Del
Hefen IN bem groben blauen Mn5uge,
nod Ste balbgebeilte 8ran6mun6e on
Ser idmubigen @onb, unb o5 er
%6oponeilte, tpuBte er, boB fem gauges
2eben lang es linn midt mebr ge=
Iingen tpiirbe, bieier qudlen6en grin=
nerung iia 5l1 e11tdiuBern. nn6 obne
bes b6bniiden @eIddters ieiner &C.
1roiien 5u adten, 1tiir5te er in sic
1nrfelbeit binars, 6od nidt anein,
nod ien1onb moor a11 lei1ter seite, elm
eiler11et @riff nmfIa1n1nerte ieiner
Mrm u1ro erihroden itd untpe11beno
iah er iid ieinem Goter g%egenuber.
vMos lit nit 3ir?" ffrug Wr.
GaIp, gecil'g Mrm nod immer felt
u~mfIammern6.
rMidts," 1totterte Ser @efrogte.
uGu meiBt, ia Bin sos seefabren
ridt getpobnt = id fublte MIDI u11=
notl = ih - ih glaube, bier obe1
miro mir bolo better tperben."
sd min boffen, es lit mdt5 net
ter. Mber int 3ulammenhang nit Ell
r1er MittbeiIung, Sic ioeben gu mel
1rer @enntniB fam, bot Ieine Mufre=
gung einen nnbeimliden @erbodt IN
mir madgerufen. Mein, 9u mirlt
bier bleiben; bariiber mnB lofort uno
Elm fir onemol &larbeit geldaffen
merben. gu f0nnte1f mid bi1reiden0
fen1ten, I'M gu nilien, 6oB mon iid
meinem Minen nidt 10 leidt entaiebt.
Sd erfubr, boB Gu on jenem Gage
= In meiBt, melden Sag ih meine
= in gtepban's 3immer trateit unb
mideinen6 6orouf beoadt marlt, BON
miemono geieben 5u uerben. gs miro
b%ehnuptet, 911 batteit ehpas NIT iei=
nen griefen pnrgenommen. 8as balt
9n oIlo getbnn?"
sd meiBt nidt = mie fann 14
Sos beute nod mii1en! Sd nor oft
IN lei11em 3immer, I'M 5uriid5utra=
gen, mos i) entlieben bette. Sd be-
niibte feline Iennisiaden, un6 mand=
NAL -"
u3n gingit offeniidtlid nit leeren
@nte @einnbbett bergefeat.
Gh NOR NOR Gsnhrp Innn frnrnf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

gioes beborf es nidt 5piiden Safer
uno Sobn; 90 Iou 2iebe uno YET
traue11 berri6en."
gr belt inne, uber1paltigt bon Ser
bitteren g%rinneru11g on Sen dngitlid
flehenoen Slid ser gro1,en Iugen, 10
go115 ier,en anberen gleid, Sic langlt
Ser 500 geidIollen, on Sic leiie BIT
tenoe Gimme, "oertraue mir bod
nur ein menig;" unb er batte lid TO-
gar getpeigert, iie an5ub0rem. SSn nod
ernlterem Son oI5 bisber f1br er
fort.
so fei eS alio, Cecil. Sdmorit
gu, boB On unidulbig btit, ooB nod
Iei1rem be- ten @i11en Stepbon ldl1l=
sig i{t2"
SD id4p0re."
so sebe," ioete fem Safer unb
idpb i'm borid our Seite. uBabrs
Iid, m1f mir rubt fem Segen, be,m
mas aud sic @ubrbeit fem mag Ell
ner meiner S0bne lit ein Sdurfe."
Sic letten &ai1ogiere batten fi4
langit 5l,riidge5ogen 1no, BON Sen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @efublen gepei=
nigt, l9riH immer nod Ser einiame
Wea,m auf sem 9ede a1f u1tb nie6er.
gnbli4 blieb er fteben un6 auf bie
8ruitrng 6es Gefs gelebnt, itarrte
er in sic BON ser Sdrnube aufge=
mubIten, beim @lan5e Ser sterne
meiB {dimmern6em @oiier binub.
9lnh fir iene, sic nod 10 iorgfaltig
sic IbIre berriegeln idlagt bie
gtunoe, 90 bas @etpilien 5u poden
begimt un6 lid nidt perleugnen ldBt,
mo- ser f%raiielte ggoiit iid ielblt gum
unbormber5igen &idter miro. limo
6ieier Mugenblid tpor fir Mr 9olp
%gefommen, ur6 es tpar be5eibnen6
fir oen Mann, baB .er feinen geriud
modte, fid ibm 3u ent5ieben, iorr6ern
lfefer1ben TlBes SEN &annpf erpar=
tete. @sebob nor er gegen ieinere
dltei ten Sobn 10 bort gemefen? 8es=
bulb tpor es ibm fat cine @enugtbu=
ing getpeien, i'm fir mdtsmurbig
unb perfommen gu bolten? @ur es
ettpo neil er, iih ieines Ibfans bonn
@louben betpuBt, por linn eine De-
Wiitbigung erlitten bate? @or es,
neiI er, ser M~bgefanene, idon a1ein
bie @egentpnrt ieines Sobnes als
&ortmlrf empfan6? CT bebte Bel Dem
I@ebmfer, unb bod, er tpubte nobl,
baB e5 ibm cine @rleiterung getpeien
moor, ieinen gobn rridt mebr IN iei=
nem @m1ie GIT tpii1e1r, cine @rleihte=
rung, nidt mebr Ben @lid 6ieier crit
itenA gefiirhteten Iugen oermei6en gu
miiiem jenen Slid, Sen er Dot langen
Sabren in Nugen geleben batte, in
sic er ME mie6er bliden sur tie. @ie
sic M11tter, 10 Ser gobn, feines moa=
tie i'm in Trieben Sic etgenen @ege
geben laiien. @en gir1g es ehpas a11,
ols 11r i'm allein, me11n es ibm ge=
fiel, feline eigene Seele oufs Spiel 81
ieben? unb bod unb bod, bier, ul1=
ter SEN epigen gternert, -umraui9t
bon Sen ldmar5en Glutben u1rD mit
sem @ebanfen an iene rite 2iebe 10
|fri1d Dor ieiner Seele, penn er Tie
ab,pog gegen al Sic &eidthiimer Ser
@elt, mie' unbe6e11tenb unb berddt=
Ii9 eridienen linn 6ieie gegemiber be1
u%ngebe1ren 6olgen, benen er iid aus
iebte; nnb pie ein gIiiben6 beiBer
Singer legte iid Ser @e6anfe auf fem
9er5: gu ideuteit 5uriif Dor ibren
@ormurfen, gu fheuteit 5urid Dor
benen hires Sobnes! 8ie tpirit gu
emit @ottes 3orn gegeniibertreten
fonnen, Sen gu %berleugnet unb Der
rotben buit?
Gortfesung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
New Process
Steam Laundry.

9entt SIR GttuaS ppn Care 8dt&eP
@enn 70. barn tpirb e: lid gu4 lob
men, ni9t a11ber a4t al laHen, beb mir
@uer gigentbum be6anbeln. "als more e
bas un5erige. @ir baben bic boQftdns
oigjte 8a}dmnftaIt in M~orotpeften unb
l1efern eriter AIafe drbeit. 8tr ge>
branden feine gheu1ifalen; mir perherteu
oaber Cure Gader ni9t. Benn sSbr
cei1e Mrbeit unb bette 8ebar.0Ilng
ipoIt. bann benft an u,ts. l1nfere Brei<
5e iinb nieDr1g ' als fonftpo, ur0 mir
beforgen Cure Samilientpa4e biQiger.
aIS Sbr es feIbit tbun f6n1t. grfunbigt
unb nber5eugt guG. @ir baben Agens
ten in ben urnliegenoen Stdbten.
6. s. Reber 9autpfmai&auRaIt,
gieentbiimer.
s. I've. g. ct. Gloub,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-14

The marriage of Miss Ethel
Levin of Tacoma, daughter of the
late David Levin and Mrs. May
Levin, and Leo Dornberg, Spo-
kane merchant, is being solemn
ICED today. A reception for
about $50 guests will be held at
the Tacoma hotel this evening.
Five hundred was played at q
pleasant surprise party in honor
of w. s. johnson, SIT South Saith
street. Monday evening. A score
of guests were present.
Mrs. and MIR. Louis Foss of
San Diego, have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Ruth, to DR.. Arthur G. Morton
of Tacoma. Mrs. and Miss Foss
arrived here from the south
early last week and are guests of
Mrs. and DR.. Christian Quevli.
Mrs. Mary Macready is hostess
this afternoon for members OF
the Aurora club.
Tacoma Temple No. So, Pyth-
ian Sisters, will install officers
this evening In Pythian temple.
Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. q. II. Quinn of Seattle,
will be the guest Saturday Of
Mrs. G. w. Cain.
Mrs. A. ID. E.-Beek will lecture
at the First Congregational
church Saturday afternoon on
Historic Places and Art of Bel
GUM" The Women's club and
Arts and Crafts club Of Puyallup)
and the Fortnightly club of Gig
Harbor will attend.
The South Pacific Avenue Inn
provement club will meet Thurs |
day evening at 8 o'clock. Pa
cific avenue property owners are
requested to attend as matters OF
Importance will be discussed.
Fathers Day will be observed |
tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock In |
the Sherman school. under the
auspices of the Sherman PARENT
Teachers association. Refresh
ments will be served A program
will be given during the evening.
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hat to the crown wires.
With a lead pencil mark the
cloth at the edge of the brim on
the inside even with the wire
edge and cut at the pencil mark.
The hat is then ready to dry.
This can be done over artificial
heat or II you have the time 1t
can dry over night. When 1t is
dry clip the threads at the brim
edge and in the crown and re-
move the wire mould.
The next step is to wire the
edge by whipping the wire to 1t
with an over and over stitch.
The raw wired edge Is then
bound with narrow strip of thin
crinoline, and sewed through and
through with long stitches.
The head size Is wired also and
two wires run up the brim at the
pointe where 1t is denied In. The
material is slashed at the head
size as shown in the cut, to make
II fit. The frame is then ready
to cover with the velvet which Is
both basted and sewed on. In
structions in this will be given In
the next lesson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-14

where she could 'kape' Patrick.
We'll, the matter was fixed up
after a few days. and Nora. bless
her. was the only mother I have
ever known. My own mother went
out OF my life soon after
And Patf" 1 could not helm
asking. for Mr.. Hatton's story was
like . play Of "a poor little rich
boy.
Pat" he answered. with the
first smile | had seen on his face
since he began to tell me the
story. Pat h my managing editor
at the Daily ----. He went
through college With me and
knows : lot r>ore than do. Pat
keeps my fai(K II human nature
alive. Dear old Nora keeps house
for Va and mskes us comfortable.
but until | came here | have not
had much use for women, as |
have known they were either YAM
'pires or parasites.
Yes" he continued, ~ have
known both kinds. and that Is the
reason tried to keep out OF So
ciety since came here.
THE sight. however. of Eliene
and Eliene's friend has changed
my mind somewhat and--and"---
Just then Bill Tenney's gay
voice floated around from be-
hind my back: TITS our
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-14
BY Clarissa Chesley

BY Clarissa Chesley
That shopping headache"
which so much annoys many
women, is frequently the result
of too heavy hat.
Once having tried the light
willow cloth frame. described in
this article, the home milliner
will never again want to wear a
hat with wire frame.
Before beginning to cover the
wire frame described in the last
article, damped a sheet of willow
cloth very thoroughly.
Place the sheet Of cloth around
the outside of the wire frame
with the straight edge of the
cloth at the center front. Pin 1t
to the last wire at the edge of
the brim, bringing 1t down un-
der the crown and letting 1t ex-
tend up inside as far as the wires
go.
Take a needle and thread and
whip it with long stitches at the
brim edge where you have pinned
1t, SO as to make 1t accurate. Re-
move the pins. Then sew 1t the
same way on the inside of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-14
SPECIAL FEATURES OFF INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS

that the other little boy came ovel
to comfort me.
Here. here. don't touch Mas
ter Chadwick. said Marie, anx-
lousiy. The woman turned on her
like fury.
What's the matter with We?
Don't touch him. indeed. Don't
ye see the kid Ia starvin' to death
for n little lovin'? Come here,
iamikin; come TO Nora
For the first time in my life
lad been spoken to In loves
voice. | ran with a cry OF Joy
into those sympathetic Irish arms.
! piilowed my head on that ample
breast.
Marie was frightened. but /
insisted that Nora should go home
with us, and threatened to have
Mysteries II she did not. Fate was
good to me. At the door | met
my father. just getting out of his
limousine. He was an austere
man, but | had found In my short
life that he always gave me every
thing for which I asked.
u ran to him, holding the little
boys hand. I want Nora and
Fat shouted. Give me Nora
and Pat My father looked SUR
prised and annoyed. but when the
explanations had been made In ex-
cited French and emphatic Irish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-14
SIMPLE WAY TO
END DAxpIturF

There ia one sure way that hno
never failed TO remove dandruff
at once. and that IL to dissolve 4.
then YOU destroy II entirely. TO
do this. just get about four ounces
OF plain, common liquid arvou
from any drug store tthis Ii all
you VIII need). apply u at night
when retiring. use enough to moia~
ten the scalp and rub II In geatiy
with the finger tips.
by morning. most II not all. Of
your dandruff with be gone, and
three or four more applications
will completely dissolve. and en-
tirely destroy, every single sign
and trace OF II no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching anu
digging of the scalp will stop in
stantly and your hair will b
fluffy. iustrous, glossy. silky and
soft. and look and feel \ hundred
times better. "ady."
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Wonderful Skin and
Wrinkle Rcmovers

The method OF removing had
compilations by. absorption seems
TO have come Into general use In
this country. Ordinary mercoiixed
wax. applied nightly like cold
cream and erased mornings with
warm water. gradually absorbs the
coarse. faded or discoiored outer
film skin In almost Invisible par
ticies. Soon there's brand new
complexion, formed ny tne younger,
healthier under-skin. No cosmetic
OF artificial treatment can possi-
bly, produce complexion of such
radiant, youthful loneliness. Drug
gists all have mercolixed wax; IL
Is seldom that more than one ounce
Is necessary
Thousands have also reported
great success with the famous sax
elite wrinkle-removinK formula.
One ounce Of pure powdered saxo-
lite Is dissolved In q half-pint
witch hazel and the solution used
az a face wash. The effect Is al
most magical The deepest wrin-
kles and crows feet. as weil as
the finest lines--whcther due to
age. illness. weather or worry =
completely and quickly vanish. No
one need hesitate to try this slim
pie lotion. a. II won't harm any
advertisement.
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Would you rather sit in the
corner over here a little while.
Mr.. Hatton? ! am a bit tired"
He took me to a seat with alac-
rity, and looking out on the dan
GERS, said do you know, Mrs.
Waverly, / never thought that
people with as much money as
Harry and Eliene could live as
simply. Money has always meant
to me formality. conventionality
and hypocrisy. Il have grown to
hate it,"
looked at him with surprise.
because Harry had told me that
for generations the Hatton fam
lily had money and MIR. Hatton was
one of the multi-millionaires Of
the country.
81 have associated with So
called great ladies all my life," he
continued. "but l don't believe I
have ever met but one womanly
woman until l came here. did
not know, until ! was four years
old. that the beautiful being who
used to float in, dressed like the
princess In the fairy tale, was
mother. On. was wonderfully
well cared for" he said, answer
ing my look. my nursery suite
was as scientifically fitted mp as q
hospital. My night and day
nurses had come from a special
course of training In a children's
hospital. My French bonnie spoke
with the purest Parisienne accent.
In fact, did not know that l had
missed anything until one day,
when | went out walking with
Marie, | saw I'm front of me lit
tie boy about my own age, and as
| got near him he slipped and fell.
Immediately, from the bench
beside him, woman rose with a
cry and snatched him to her
breast, kissing him and talking to
him in tone of voice I had never
heard before.
Something hurt me, and ! be-
gan to cry, and Marie said to me.
What is the matter, child: you
must not cry; you will spoil your
velvet frockss -,s,r.zs.
81 held out my arms to her as
I had seen the other little boy do
to the toher woman. My little
heart was aching to be taken up
and loved and cuddled, but Marie
quietly tried to wipe away my
tears.
Il was crying so hard now
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SAUK RAPIDS. Mimi, Jan. IA
The best breadmaker in Amer
lea Is yet unknown to fame
But, while waiting for the ma
tional champion to come along,
take off your hat to Miss Helen
Fiergolla, best breadmaker In
Minnesota.
Miss Helen III not housekeep-
er-merely a schoolgirl, Just IL
years old and a senior in the
Sank Rapids high school. She
studies lots of things besides
breadmaking, but she studied the
science Of making and baking
bread SO thoroughly that she ran
off with the prize for which L.
600 good breadmakers contested.
Besides being declared cham
pion breadmaker of Minnesota;
home of word-famed flour mills,
Miss Fiergolla was awarded n
cash prize of SIS, cash prize of
SIS and a trip to Washington, ID.
G.
Speaking of her breadmaking
contest, the young champion said:
"Our hiy1 school domestic sci
ence department laid special en-
phasis ON breadmaking because,
as our superintendent said, the
world uses more bread than cake,
and every girl, no matter what
er work In life, should be q
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good breadmaker.
I'VE baked every kind of bread
from rye to tea rolls, and | baked
at home as we'll as In school and
I was always experimenting with
dough. Then we held contest
ten bakings, and each one was
scored according to the score
card system. / was lucky enough
to be prize winner, and that
made me eligible to enter the
state breadmaking contest at the
university extension department
of the University of Minnesota"
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dialect he was amused. Nora was
q widow. She could come and
be nurse 10 Chadwick provided
she could have little place