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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09

BAKER, Ore, Oct. 9.-Five were
arrested here yesterday on the charge
of violating the city anti-gam bling or
dinance and four paid fines of $50
each this morning.
H. E. Caldwell, trouble man for
the Eastern Oregon Light & Power
com pany, was released under bond to
appear tomorrow for hearing. The
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09

COLVILLE, WASH, Oct. 9.-Chief
of Police John Wananwich died here
this morning after he had been shot
twice by supposed burglars in a de-
partment store.
He declared. just before his death,
that he was attacked as he approach
ed the rear of the store by two men,
who made their escape.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09

SALEM, oct. 9.-Charles L. Watts,
65 years of age. and native of Salem,
died last night about 10 o'clock. He
was well known in this vicinity, where
he lived all his life.
He had been an invalid for the past
two years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09
Commerce Han Competed.

SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. y.-Com-
merce hall at the University of Wash
lngton is practically completed today,
The structure, which is three stories
high and EOS by 10 feet, will house
the schools of law, Journalism and
business administration and by the
of printing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09
OVER THE NORTHWEST
Girl Drank Gasoline.

CORVALLIS, Ore, Oct, 9.-May.
year-old daughter of Mr., and Mrs, L,
r. Harris of this city, drank a part
Of glass of gasoline while with her
mother in tailors shop Friday, and
has since been in critical condition.
rhe child was rushed to physician
and her stomach was pumped out.
The physician thinks she win recover.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 9.-Latest
methods of logging will be discussed
1T the ninth annual convention of the
Pacific Logging congress October is,
10 and 90.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09

Bought 1000 Tons of Hay - L. E.
McBee. former well known stockman
of this section, now residing in Pen
dleton, was here Tuesday and We'd
nesday on business. Mr.. McBee is
probably the heaviest dealer in hay in
Eastern Oregon, having recently pur-
chased 1000 tons of alfalfa in the But
ter creek country. Most of this has
been sold to Morrow county stockmen
who will drive their flocks and herds
to Butter creek to winter. Mr.. Nc
Bee was also engaged to superintend
the feeding of all this stock and being
one of the most successful feeders In
the country the arrangement will no
doubt prove satisfactory to all con-
cerned.-Heppner Herald
Sold Barley at $500. w. Horn
who farms out from Pilot Rock has
sold his barley at a price of $50
ton.
Sheep to Chicago - Seventy-ffve
carloads of sheep have been sent
rom Bend during the past week and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09

police say that they believe Caldwell
has been cnoducting games for the
purpose of Fleeing men from outly-
ing districts. His Arrest followed sew
eral weeks of watching by the author
tiles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09

or more men to enlist" he declared
today. n
Goodwin will also boost tho Liberty,
Loan in his trip through the lumher'
producing district N
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09
NEWS OF FARM AND RANGE

a number of carloads are scheduled
to- leave there the first of the COM
ing week. william Mccormack. rep
resenting r. n Stanfield of Stanfield
Or. has sent 80 cars Of this number
to Chicago. The summer range sea-
son being at its close, most of the
sheen in this territory are being sent
to warmer parts of the country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09
LOAN CAMPAIGN TO
OPEN HERE TODAY
PRESIDENT CAMPBELL or STATl.
UNIVERSITY AND w. NJ.
PIERCE ARE SPEAKERS.

''If You Can't Go Across, Come
Acl,ss.'' win Be Dominant Note OF
Great Speaking Campaign in Behalf
of Liberty Loan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-09

Bought Willow Creek Ranch. - A
Morrow county realty transaction OF
considerable magnitude was made
when Miles Martin and Irwin Kuns-
man. Of Moro Ore. closed deal with
Mccullough Pros. for the purchase
Of their ranch and stock. located on
willow creek. 10 miles above Hepp-
ner.
5000 acres. nearly 1000 of which is al
faIfa land. The deal includes 1000
head of sheep. 100 cattle 20 horses,
swine. poultry. farming implements,
etc. The consideration is reported as
500 900 The 7---~Nasers will take
immediate possession. 1f%lF
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snatches; and then Wilkins had laid
hand on her shoulder. turned her
about, and she was gone,
Johnson Boiler looked after them
and at his old friend.
Aren't you going to send the
youngster after herr" he asked with
tho superior air OF a man who has
proved his case beyond doubt
quite possibly" Anthony said
David first"
Johnson Boiler gazed at David for
a moment and smiled himself. almost
happdly. Unless Indications were
highly deceptive, Anthony. with his
precious reputation all musssd up by
the pretty little French girl, was
mad enough TO beat up David.
But Johnson Boiler had no idea Of
sitting around and watching Il. later
David's wretched sake. Hence ho
thumped heavily out OF Davids room
and back again to his own.
Alono with his find, Anthony said
not word for u full minute, nor did
David. The boy, hunched on the
edge Of his bed, had passed the capa-
bility OF motion and even of thought; I;
he merely stared at Anthony with
daEed. thundeTstruck eyes.
iSdNlut NhNHOhy Sdlu bhVAEeIyt
however slightly unusual the CIR
cumstances may have been,
brought You 10 this apartment for
your own good"
"Um," David said numbly.
And last night 1 laid down for
you the rule that YOU were TO have
no women here"
David said nothing at all.
Yet even before we've dressed this
morning, YOU manage 10 worm an
Internal woman In here and-what
the devil do you mean by II, anyway,
you Internal little whelp7" Anthony
cried, as his temper snapped, Don't
sit there ana shiver Answer met
SIN David said nothing.
Answer or I'il shake some wits
into you" Anthony cried.
And by way OF doing this he
seized Davil's thick brown hair and
gave first, threatening shake.
And having shaken Anthony Fry,
tho chilly and sclf-contnined, emitted
one rattling, -shrieklng gasp and
reelcd backward
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BY Edgar Franklin

any one In thla house questioning
your presence. you can show that
you're merely delivering n grip-yUur
own--fOr mel" smiled MIR. Fry. az no
sUrlbhled. "RRthcr clever. that, Ell 20
Horribly clover!" said Mary.
Two long minutes the pen scratched
on. while Mary watched his back with
the same inBcrutable. almost unwink-
Ing stare. Then Anthony turned with
n smile.
This Is 10 Mr.. J. Thurston Phillips
at the Astor Hotel" said nc, "1t 7
wore you. ia carry II rather con-
splouOusly: IT'S quito possible that tho
clerk downstairs may want 20 know
VINO you are. And. also ~ l were you
III explain that you're the son ~ an
old friend OF mine and a stranger In
the city and that | put you up over
night-somethlng like that. You un-
derstand?"
81 hear you say IT," said Mary.
Anthony's Sountensncs darkened a
little as he rose.
Then please pay strict attention to
what | say" he addad, rs every
thing clear2'
II suppose It Is" sighed Mary. with
significant glance nj tho door.
Anthony allowed himself single
sigh of relief
This then, y our parting" ne said.
with a faint, kindly smile. II agk
your pardon and the best thing can
wish you 10 a safe return home Good
by"
An revoir." Mary said, with an
other glance at the door.
She seemed 10 have accepted tho
situation blue suit and all. She was
sensible little thing. Anthony re-
nected almost comfortably as ne hur.
rled back 20 hts own room and his bath.
And now ne would rush through tho
dressing process himself, a. no had
never rushed before, and by gomo
means he would manage 20 keep John
son Roller IN his own room and out
~ sight ~ mo corridor. until tho tell
ta'n closing OF tho door assured him
that ono OF hls HES most painful cpl.
Sodes was over
II had not been entirely without
humor Later On--much later on
Anthony assured himself that no
would have many = good laugh In prl-
vats over the youth upon whom no
had tried 20 thrust opportunity
laughs that would be the richer and
more enjoyable because he alone pos
sessed the key 10 the Joke That would
be after the shock had passed, OF
course. enough for the present 20 sigh
again and again and think glorlously
that each second brought David that
much nearer 20 leaving
Although David had not departed,
even when Anthony had given the last
tw.tch 20 his morning coat ana the
last dab 20 his thin. rather pr,W hair
lie listened as he entered tho Iying
room, and then risked a quiet trlp
across and looked down the corr dor
David's door was closed tightly and
Vra ovCn though N caused Anthony
hair 20 rise and hts cheek 20 flush
AuErlly, David was singing faln'
little snatch Of song In a perfectly IN
iuhNahle sopranOl
Tho little foot should have had more
sense. Anthony listened started down
20 halt tho song and turned back as
quickly 10 head for Johnson Roller Z
room and engage that citizen in con-
yorsatlon f0r that was tho important
hing ius' now
(ro be Coutlnusdl
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natly and with considerable warmth.
why, every man, woman. ana child
In tho Htrpet would know, the very
second they looked ~ mo, and Lon,
no! | won't do that
There's nothing clSa to dol" An
thony cried desperately "iOu-er--
You don't understand this hotel,
ing one Of thcsa apartments and
going out OF the house, more ospeci-
ally at this time Of day would -er" 90
lIC flushed angrlly.
"Yes. I know" Mary sAld heipfully.
"But I'm not going out In those
clothes II stay here and die OF old
age"
saying which. she again donned the
wig.
Il am sorry. Miss Mary, truly sorry
n II displeascH YOU" Anthony went
on carefully as he pushed the button
Tor wilkins II doplore the necessity
" sending you out ns you came, Miss
Mary. Wilkinsl Mr.. Prem.
tiss'a clothes, II you please"
What OF them slr7" wilkins asked
blankly.
bring them here"
"Rut | can't do that Mr.. Fry"
"Why not7" Anthony asked crisply.
You told me To dispose OF them
last night, sir. I've thrown them
OUT"
Anthony caught his breath.
where have YOU thrown themH'
"On the dumbwaltCr"
Then well. never mind. That is
all, wilkins" said Anthony Fry, his
voice thickenlng somewhat.
The invaluable ono retired. with n
last disapprOvlng glance at the
fToWZy David. and AnthOny's fore
head wrinklcd. David tho while, sat
hunched on the bed and seemed al o
together unaffected boy tho disaster.
"Well. yOull have 10 make tho host
OF some OF my wardrobe. | fear" the
master OF the apartment smiled
Yours" Mary cried.
"Thoy Will Dc tr.ne large, hut
YOU 4 have 10 micn them mp I'm spots
and make the best Ot ~ Anthony
pursued firmly "lts too bad, OF
course. but It ~ unavoidable. Those
tugs ~ yours were decidedly shabby
and | mad Iueaut. whilo suppusing you
80 up "a boy that to-day we'd have
somo shopping done for you. Just "A
moment, please
He left tho rom with nervous
stride altogether unlike his usual dig-
Uicd gldc and turned. wildly almost,
into the nearest closet IN the corridor
and switched on the light There
TOO loose even FOR Anthony and the
dark brown suit. Witch happened 70
be- too long for David; hut the old
blue suit--ah, that was the one,
with the old blue suit over MS arm
and a pair - shoes IN the other hand
hr uptOod back 10 David
'I'Ns 10 the next best thing 10 The
clothes you wore, and I'm sure you'll
uud them quite all riEht." SAID he,
We get into thoacP' Mary mur-
uur'I, with the same strange apathy
"NIDst certainly and I've thought
ou' the rest ~ n -thore while ! was
locating his suit" Anthony pursued
with what was meant fur "A reAssur
ing smile and making his Ierky way
20 the little desk In the corner Of the
guest chamber, IL shall give you a
note. David. addressed 20 a mythical
poTs0n and uusealed'
what 'orr"
so that. on the remote chance Of
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OPPORTUNITY

chap came flying out like a mad
man, Mr.. Fry, and threw his arms
around her, speaking French, as
suppose. And she-she threw her
arms around Mr.. Prentiss, sir. and
with that they-well, they're in there
now, sir"
johnson Boiler laughed unpleas-
Antly.
Picked or q Hive one. didn't you,
Anthony2" said he. There's
nothing slow about David. lie comes
here and settles down at midnight,
and his lady friends are calling ny
six the next morning. When YOU
Anthony had passed him, chin set
and lips rather wh4te.
lie expected to ind David's door
locked. and in that he was disap-
pointed. The door gave quite
readily, admitting Anthony and
matter OF seconds they stood trans
fixed before the picture.
Beyond question, the woman was
therel
She WAS little and very dark. de-
cidedly pretty, for that matter, and
obviously fond OF David Prentiss:
she sat az David's side on tho edge
of the bed and her arms were about
David-while young Mr. Prenuss
himself held her fast and seemed IN
a high state OF excitement.
"Weh?" Anthony Fry said slowly,
and his voice was a terrible thing 10
hear.
"Well?v David said family.
His pretty little friend broke into
a torrent of French, OF which, unfor-
tunately, neither Anthony nor john
son Boiler could make anything at
all. David. with a long, gasptng In
take OF his breath, NUT red some
thing to her, and that proving futile,
put gentle hand over her mouth.
The girl, looking at Anthony burst
suddenly into loud ana hysterical
weeping!
For Heaven's sake, shut her upv'
gasped the muS,cr Of the apartment.
"You started her IL was the way
you looked at her" David said
thiCkly.
We'll, You stop her or I'll wiring
your nackl" Anthony painted. You
can hear that over ha,f the house"
1t was u horrible tuing that had
happened, OF course this coming OF
II strange woman into his apartment.
II was likely TO take a. good deal OF
explaining Ia the management or the
LaSands, too, later on, but hs had
brought il upon himself, and the re-
Rlization caused Anthonys white
fury TO glow,
"This--this woman IA a friend Ci
yours?" no chORed,
zone OF the best friends I have"
David faltered,
How does she come 10 be here?"
"I-sent for her" David confessed
II telephoEed and"---
IAN right. That's enough" An
thony Fry said. composure return.
ing In Como degree, Can she speak
English"
Not one word"
SHOW the woman 10 the door. VII
kins, and To the back ataiFs," An
thony ordered, restraining himself
with considerable effort, "Bo sure
she doesn't go near tho elevators
Quick"
David spoke again, IN French and
in a strange, low, forlorn wall The
girl, as n az an eternal parting
thrust out the expressive hands once
more and gurgled hysterieal Gallie
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popyrtSst. 1911.
~ 1lbe Prrr- Publishing o.
fThe Ncr York EVening WORLDLY

hln into Il, 50 that no sat and still
stared AT David and
81 wish you wouldn't kick that wig
around" said his guest. Il only
hired 1t for the night, you know
The owner OF Fry's Imperial Lin!-
ment pulled ut tho loose collar OF his
paJamas.
you u-er-you?"-- he asked inteni-
gently.
Il wouldn't faint" the girl said
coolly. And please don't make those
silly faces either, Mr.. Fry. You've
brought Il on yourself I'm not here
by my own choosing. I've done my
level best to get out and
Anthony's voice returned eIplos-
Why" he cried thitkly. WHY
didn't you tell me-"
That | was a girl?'
"Ees!"
The lovely little mystery had klc ked
of her slippers and was looking PEN
sIvely at her bare feet. They we're
pink and tiny; as fest, however, they
belonged anywhere in tho world than
in Anthnny'a Fry's bachelor home,
and he turned suddenly from them
and looked at their owner. who smiled
family.
You look a lot saner whom you're
scared" she mused.
why didn't-
I'm coming to that. Just because
you do look ssIner,' tho girl explained.
Il didn't tell YOU because | didn't
dare. 1 thought you were crazy
Who are your he asked diEEily.
"Um," said the girl med itatively.
well, II you find it necessary 90 call
me anything, call mo-er- Mary"
Mary what2"
Just Mary"
but your other name
You wouldn't be any happier for
knowing that the girl assured hun
serenely.
'But the French woman" An
thDny essayed, luuging or IN another
direction, WHO was she|
We'll, she was NY personal maid -
AT least Il won't hurt you 20 know
that much' Mary dimpied. 81 sent
FOR her and asked her 10 bring my
bag and there's the bag"
ono PINK foot Indicated II, and for
many seconds Anthony's dumfounlsd
eyes stared at the thing There was
an intricate monogram on ono end,
which he could not deClpher; other
wise, n impressed him. The bag was
o very, very expensive bit OF luggage
and his failing u"urt thumped Irltie
harder,
u cuu can only apologize and Os-
sumo all Nh" blame" he said unstsad
fly. ~ viii hAvo Wilkins bring you
your clothes. Nud dH soon as you are
dressed W. will
"You mean those mems clOthes3
Mary asked sharply
"Of course"
ANA 60 our IN them IN daylight"
"Certatnly,"
81 wouldn't A. that for an even
million dollars" MARY Informed him
"But youll have 10 do that!' said
Anthony
"But will not have 20 do II, be-
cause | won't do ii'" tho sIrl said
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nor less than a scarf made Of excel
lent quality faille ribbon in one OF
the now and delightful striped PAT
terms. silk fringe to match the color
one iikos best In the ribbon will lend
an individual touch to the scarf.
Parasols have already begun to cast
their shadows-in the shops and fash
Ion parades at least-and the Chinese
Influence Is again noticeable. This
one OF black satin spn=;s n decora-
tive colored banding around the edge.
The lining OF the parssol may bs OF
tho color most becoming 70 the
oMnNr
The evening world., 1917-03-23
CHAPTER Y.

~E OHNSON BOILER woke with
violent jerk and stared at
the ceiling
~ II was daylight-had been
daylight for some time, ap-
parently because an early sun was
reflected from tho high building on
the other side OF the street.
That was certainly Wilkins's voice.
raised In horror-ah, and wilkins
was hurrying, too. Or no, II couldn't
be Wilkins: that was somebody II
good deal lighter, rushing along the
corridor. And now the oldest babel
OF voices had risen, with wilkins
thrusting in an incoherent word here
and there-and now tho voices were
growing fainter all OF a sudden, and
he could hear Anthony Fry stirring
in the next room.
Something new had happenedl
Johnson Boiler, swinging out OF bed,
jammed his feet into his slippers
and snatChsd up his bathrObe.
Another night like this and he'd be
ready for emergency drill with hre
company,
Not that there was any need for
haste, though, by tho time he had
opened the door and stepped into the
living room the little excitement
seemed 20 have quieted down again.
Anthony, bathrobed also, was Just
issuing from his bedroom, and again
they gaEed at one another
What was Il that timeT John
son Boiler asked.
"I've no idea. Did you hear It.
tOo?"
Naturally, p
why, wilkins" Anthony Fry all
but gasped, as his servltor appeared
In the doorway. what under the
suns. the matter with you?"
"My-my eye, sir" choked tho
faithful one, IT'S downright
scandalous. Mr., Fry!"
what is?"
"The-the woman, sir The woman
that's come To see him!"
Whats wrong with you, wilkins 7
What womanY
IA young French woman,
should Judge, SIR" wilkins STAN
mered she oame to the door here,
getting past the ONCE | don't know
how. At any rate, she came, sir, and
said some gibberish about Mr.. David
Prentiss, and with that she was past
mo and inside, Mr., Fry"
where w she now"
"Wcll, she she's In his bedroom,
sir" wilkins stated The young
The evening world., 1917-03-23
AnsWers to Queries.

fa,Mun Etitnr, Evening World;
have an evening dress Of light
blue taffeta made In the bodice effect
with full skirt that has puffs on each
hip. ! would like to put some trim
ming on It Us II iS perfectly plain. 80
as TO change its appearance a httls.
I am eighteen years old. OF medium
build and feet 9 inches tall.
MISS o. q.
An apron panel OF violet net, also
silver drRperlos. Wisp OF tule around
walstllne fastened at the side wi'n
velvet pansieA
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the crown by tiny red silk cording.
To make this hat really distinctive
the bag should be made OF tho Same
fabrics. including the straw. which
Is quito unusual for bags. but prac-
tical and thoroughly wearable. A
rod bead taAssl finishes the crown OF
tho hat. and another drops from the
bag.
The striped collar I have shown On
this model Is really nothing more
The evening world., 1917-03-23
Friday, March 23, I9I
Original Designs for
The Home Dressmdker
Advice In the Selection OF Materials and Styles for AH Tppe
Furnished by The EUening Worlds Expert.

Description.

DeScrtptt0n.
| w ing Of in.id- DSN
ious spring
all the ingenuity Of
Nine. Ia Mode Is con-
tired upon the APP
pArel of feminine
folk. and her orea-
lions this year prove
the rule that varie-
~ II the spice of
style. SO many dif-
fsrent sorts OF belts.
80 many different
sorts OF bags. so
many styles in para
soLs, neck riggings
and all other femln-
lno trapplnEs makes
an array too attract
i've for reslstance.
And the woman who
appreciates the fact
that the accompani-
ments OF a frock or
suit are as important
as the garment itself
will delight In the
opportu nifty that
such n variety OF ct
ceteras gives to her.
SO far as being ORR
entail Is concerned. a
woman may go as far
as she likes this soa-
son.
The little hat and
bag on tho model II
an example OF tho
chine ss influence.
The top OF tho crown
may be OF some fab
rio such as pongee or
shantung silk. or of
cotton crepe. In a
dark blue color II
would bo pretty with
rod drop-beads sprin-
kled over It's surface.
The upturned brim Of
the hat Is OF blue
atraw attached IN
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BEST NOVELS PUBLISHED
ON THIS PAGE COMPLETE
EVERY TWO WEEKS
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
Anthsony Fly. millionaire. decides To tssi hls
theory that any one can sucoeed II pVun ~
opportunity Despite the prOtsSis OF hS friend.
johnson Boiler. he dctsrlnine TO srtend this
mItah, named David PrentuN. David goes VI
fTys apartment largely agSinst hh viii. but
Offer, When Tive latter te,h him that be must
r~niain there aH hls gI-st. the voung'ter beeomeJ
slArrned and Llea e'gg nee.s o. lefsuAdng tIJ
TO rt HIN 60 DURING uIu night be twirc attempts
unsu0resSfully 70 escape. Hut lie dos mAnase
to send a mystsrlOE phone mssSs ~.
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vAucAlRE TONIC FOR DE.
vELOPING BuST-ETHEL r..

Fluid extract goatsrue 10 grams,
tincture fennel 10 grams, lactophos-
pate OF lime 10 grams. simple syrup,
enough TO make twelve ounces. Have
the druggist mix this for you. Take
a tablespoonful before each meal.
This is a blood tonic and acts favor
ably on the breast. Practise deep
breathing and chest exercises while
taking this tonic and drink much
water daily.
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Leg-Stretching Mat Exercise.
Reducing-Lesson XVII.

heQuClng g-LeSSOn ~ N VII.
which with
~ this lesson and trine the first mat
exercises This
tive rounds
ems the Practise It follows;
Take position downward
and reach.
the
touch the floor Then the right about eighteen inches and
again until the touches the
leg Return position Then
with the left leg Stretch
them backward.
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II Is a well known
fact that fat per-
sons, above all
others. like 10 do
the easy things In
life, although they
always say just the
opposite.
so many women
write me and also
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NERVE Foop-MRs. II. T. r..
White flour bread Is not especially
good for the nerves and most GER
tainly whole wheat bread has the
most nourishment. Whole whea,
bread is wholesome. but bran bread
10 best for constipation.
The evening world., 1917-03-23

hhNAUH nhu SUI
ceAs with your suE
Eestions before. am
now waiting ad
vice about an af-
ternoon dress for a
musicale given by
my club. l shall
want to wear II
this summer too
Am thirty nve
years old. blon d
hair. rather dark
complexion. green
ish eyes, weigh lA5
pounds
MRS. A. d. W
Copenhagen blue
satin and tan chif-
fon trimmed with
ecTu lace banding
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Lesson Talks and Ansuers to Queries.

ITO cultivate the habit Of ambition
TO perform difficult tasks Is the
very best way to discourage the
accumulation OF superfuous fat and