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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08
THE prevailing mode in furs i'm
pels me to offer some sugges-

III prevailing NIUE III AuIs I'LL
pels me to offer some sugges-
tions as to the best means Of
eounteracting the after effects. 1t
would grieve ne much to be consid-
cred q prophet of misfortune, but I
well know the throat and chin are
bound to show the effects Of this sea
son s charming high collars.
This swathing of the throat IN rolls
of fur is so becoming to the face, and
the rich pelts make so appropriate
dnish even TO an ordinary cloth coat.
that ] have no desire TO suggest a
change of style. And experience has
shown me that womankind but relin-
quishes a dangerous fashion in order
10 adopt one equally deadly. So l
am merely Offering suggestions as to
the best means OF Obliterating the at
tendant evils.
When the thermometer is aiming
At zero, or the March winds buster,
thick folds of fur are a great protec-
ton against atmospheric strenuous
ness But often the thermometer
says Spring and the calendar Winter
while dame fashion genially DEGREES
high fur mufflerS. The result of this
blending of the seasons is fabby
neck muscles from too constant
perspiration.
The proper treatment for muscles
rendered too soft in this way is exer-
else, massage and cold douches.
Quick head twiStings. IN which the
chin is rotated from above the left
shoulder 10 the same position above
the right shoulder, will much i'm
prove the tone OF the throat muscles.
To avoid a dizzy head while getting
al the benefit from this exercise it
is necessary to twist the head quick
~, but to hold each rest position for
several seconds.
The cold dOuche and massage can
be combined by placing a lump of ice
IN a soft towel and then rubbing the
ieck with II. Start at the median
Inc of the throat and press upward
and outward a number Of times on
the left side. Then perform the
same movements from the centre of
the throat to the right side. When
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

ONCE my only pride a. 7 am
otherwise very plain my hair
has recently lost its beautiful
light golden color and Is coming
out in handfuls Do tell me
what | should d0.-SARA.
Shampoo your hair at least once .
week with CASTLE soap and warm water
Always rinse very thoroughly and dry II
the sunshine. If possible A little am
monia and soda in the last water vii
brighten naturally light hair. but they
are very drying in their effect Another
shampoo that is absolutely harmless and
which will brighten light colored hair
wonderfully is made OF equal parts o
strained honey and rhubsr0 stalks
which should De stepped in three psrti
OF white wine This should stand 70,
twenty-fouT hours and then be strsinet
and used as a lotion, wetting the hai
thoroughly with Il and allowing Il 20 DR.
in. Afterward the hair should be rinse
in clear water and dried in the sunshine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08
TvTHAT do you put In your gar
W. bage pail, anyway? Just
stale tea-lesves, coffee

Nv Una 90 you put IN your gar
Wv bage pail, anyways Just
stale tea-lesves, coffee
grounds, egg shells, potato skins and
the inedible bits of bones and vege-
table Feelings that accumulate
around the kitchen sink That much,
at least, can be allowed without
question
But what about the ODDS and ends
of leftover bread the scraps Of pas
try or the unusued pieces of tat that
we think are not worth bothering
about All. there YOU are Don I
you know II is Bothing less than
crime 10 throw away the crusts and
leftover pieces Of bread that, for
some reason or other, your psmpered
household failed 10 care for7 Those
crusts might save some child life
If YOU had out kept them and used
them on your own table gain. thus
releasing rhe food YOU we're later
compelled TO purchase 20 some other
household whose need was create
than yours II YOU do This. surely
some hungry soldier will, though a.
unknown 20 you, have reason 10 bless
you for your thoughtfulness
Bread, even down 10 the very last
dry erumb, can be used In a countless
vanety of ways. Did you know that
these rejected crusts Of bread can be
put Iato the oven. dried out thor
ougLly and then be crashed into a
fine powdery substance which you
can serve with cream and SUGAR a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

WONT you please tell a young
girl how she can cure her
self of the habit Of biting her
nails VIOLET O.
Putting a little quinine on the tip
OF your fnger-nails every morning vii
serve as a gentle reminder that you are
not TO do it. II that fails. then tie "
both your hands in linen cloths. Fol
very shame YOU will be forced % desist
AT night you should rub a little cold
cream or olive oil into your nails This
will stimulate their growth and when
they have become long enough YOU can
set yourself the task OF shaping and films
them into a beautiful oval-shsped curve
a the end OF the fingers. Try this for
one month and you viii never want &c
bite your nails again.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08
Nine Lima Cavalieri.
Beauty Questions Answered

MY face and neck have been
" taken good care of, but /
am now forty-fve years of age
and the muscles are beginning to
sag around my chin and neck.
What shall do'-REN0.
Here is a powerful astIingert lotion
with which you should battle your face
and neck every day:
Tannic acid ..............16 grains
At night wash the face thoroughly and
then apply this cold cream, using the
rotary massage movement of the fingers
TO rub it into the skin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

MIGHT there be any bad
" results from the bowels
moving only at three-day
intervals and what simple
remedy would you recon-
mend? | would also like 10
know how TO remove PIN
pies from the face and what
soap is best to use when the
skin is irritable.-E Y
One bad result might be the PIN pies
you complain Of There is no use apply
ing indictments so long a such consti-
patton exists The relief OF the consti-
patton would probably be followed by a
clearing up OF the facial acne. Take a
teaspoonful Of cascsra evacUant every
night upon retiring. Use pure CASTLE
soap
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

FIVE years ago was oper-
ated upon for mastoiditis
and at this late date the
same ear troubles me. What
would you advise ID II.
Presum bly, you mean that there g q
recurrence Of discharge from the ear.
There must still be some trouble in the
middle ear Treatment may be needed
for polyps. a plupy or granular condition
Of the mucous membrane. insufficient
drainage because OF a diminution in the
size OF the drum perforstion OF unsuitable
situation Of the perforation. or for dis
ease of the small bones OF the ear or OF
the walls OF the middle ear The trouble.
whatever il is, will probably respond TO
local treatment By one skilled in these
matters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

VERY often my cheeks
burn, especially after be
ing exposed 10 the air and
become almost purple IN a
warm room. Is this due to
nervousness or 20 a condi
ton Of the blood and can
YOU suggest a remedy
F Z
II YOU are plethortc and overweight
you must reduce YOUR diet n his case
the condition would be due 20 sbROrma,
nutritive changes IN The blood and Is
Sues The over-stimu alton induced ~
coffee IN some individuals Nill cause
flushing or the face such as YOU dssc ri5e
10 this case the condition would &c due
TO 8 toxic effect upon the nervous sys-
tenn. F1ushings OF the face and senss-
tons OF heat occur IN individuals with
abnormally active thyroid glands. Such
condition requires the avoidance OF eI-
citing diversions. the giving up OF tea.
conee and alcohol and perhaps the use
OF some sedstive medicine Ike bromide
OF soda But II there T. any excessive
functional activity OF the thyroid you
should BE- under the care % your Dhysi-
ian
~ tsrsst s-itsia RiEht. ReSsr~aA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08
What the Doctor Advises
By Bnce BeLdcn M. d.

AN a girl Of sixteen and
am bow-legged, although
] never noticed my defOrm-
ity until about 9 year and
half ago. Would you ad-
wise an operation and how
long would an operation
disable me9-J. B
II would not seem that the dsformity
could be very marked II you failed 70 no
tee II or have your attention called 20 Il
by others until only q year and a hsh
ago. Ricketts, in infancy was probably ths
cause OF the bowling. An operation is no.
advisable IL the 0eformity IS slight
Operations for bowlegs. when performed
are likely 10 disable enc FOR bsvsrz
months
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08
Is an internal cancer ever
durable 2-B. A,

Yes. but all depends upon early dag
nosis When moderately advanced,
operation offers little beyond palliative
effects. which, however. are oftentimes
most grateful 10 the patient, as. for ex-
ample, in malignant disease Of the pyloric
end of the stomach (the end where the
intestine begins). A large proportion OF
cancers are durable if diagnosed very
early. This applies 10 internal as we'll
as external cancers. but. % course, the
difficulties OF diagnosis in internal cancer
are multiplied.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

Dissolve the quinine in the alcohol and
the boraX in water. Add the other in
gradients Allow the mixture 70 stand for
one week before using. Then filter
through paper
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

There is really nothing that will re-
move these hairs permanently except the
use OF electrolysis Sometimes they can
be removed with q small pair OF tweeZ-
ers, but you will find this q most painful
and tedious process, because each hair
must be pulled out separately II you try
it battle the skin sfterward with witch
hazel or pat into it little soothing cold
cream
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

| HAVE just returned from
Florida and my neck and
arms are burned very badly.
Will you kindly give me strong
bleach for this TRAVELLER
Below will give two lotions. Expert
ment with them both until you find the
one that best suits the texture OF your
skin The first one is Of English origin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

| HAVE a slight growth of
fuzzy hair on my face. How
can this be removed without in
Jury to the skin 9-ALICE B.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-08

WHAT is good remedy for
" falling hair?- R. A. A.
Shampoo it regularly with a good tar
soap or CASTLE, If preferred. Once a week
is not too often at first Then apply the
following tonic:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15

We offer you al this office the ser
vices of high grade graduate registered
dentists, men Of the highest standing
in the dental profession.
Every operator in this office is a
graduate OF good dental college and
every one has passed the examination
OF the state dental board. And every
one of them has his certificate from
the state dental board hanging right
on the wall in front Of his dental chair,
in plain sight Of all. SO you may
know when you come TO this office
that your work will he done nv
dentist who knows his business thor
oughly and knows just how 10 do your
work the way il ought TO be done to
give you permanent satisfaction.
We use the very best Of materials
that are to be obtained. Long ex-
perience has taught US that this is the
only kind that we can afford use.
Our prices are the very lowest con-
sistent with the highest grade work.
Cheap work would not be cheap TO
you at any price, but the immense
volume of business that We have built
up enables us 10 take a smaller profit
on the individual case than the aver
age office which does only one-third
TO one-half OF the volume that we do
can possibly afford TO take, and you
get the advantage of this when you
come 10 this office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
LOOKEE! YEOMANETTES DON NEW UNIFORMS
AT NAVAL TRAINING STATION ON CAMPUS
SEATTLE man At
CAMP LEWIS IS
GIVEN SENTENCE

WARRINGTON. MAY iA.-Charged
with belng n draft deserter. ana de
claring he would prefer "a convict's
stripes 20 an American army uni.
form. william rcmberton. Seattle.
has been sentenced by a Camp
Lewis courtmartial 10 a long term OF
imprisonment.
The findings I'm the case must be
reviewed here before tho sentence Is
approved or diHapproVed
William rembcrtou. sentenced 90
imprisonment by court martial. is
the owner OF bakery az 4i50 Ere.
mont ave. lie IN in the guardhousc
at Camp Lewis.
femherton came 60 Canada from
ireland In 1910. and about year
ago moved 20 Seattle. In nlllng out
his questionable. he claimed oxcinp.
ton on industrial grounds.
Considering his ciatn for eNemp-
ton insufficient. the Seattle board
put him on tho list 81 selected mon
for Camp Lewis. lie refused To heed
the call. was In due time listed ~
dcsertor. and later arrested on that
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
MOST OF Time
FOR TWO YEARS
SPENT IN BED
Looked Like Case Was
Hopeless Until She Took
Tanlac," Says Husband
LIKE NEW PERSON NOW

Ny wife has just finished hoi
, second bottle 81 Tanlac. and her won
drrful Improvement In tho talk OF al
who knew OF her dreadful condition. %
said John Hanson. a longshorcman
living at 2i5 25th Street. East. Seat
tie. Wash. recently.
During tho past three years" he
continued. my wife has suffered
more than words can toll Every.
thing she would cat sourcd on her
stomach. causing gas. cramping
pains and such a pressure on her
heart that she could hardly breathe
Then, about two years ago. she wa
taken down with inflammAtory rheu-
natisin and ] had TO put her in tho
care Of a nurse for quite a while.
Since that time she has spent moa,
OF her time In bed / was told that
nothing more could bc done for her
and u looked like her case was hone
lesH. Almost her entire BODY vaa NJ
fccted with rheumatism. and hor
limbs and Joints especially, caused
her untold suffering. Her appetite
LETT her. and Fhe could hardly cat
anything. She suffered with pain all
across her back and was no nervous
and miserable that many n night she
couldn't sleep "A wink. She was in
such bad fix that had to STAY at
homo a good part OF the time with
her.
But now she's looking like n dit
ferent person and Tsnlac Is tho only
thing that has ever done her any
good. Her complexion In very much
better, she's getting a good appetite
and what she eats seems TO agree
with nor perfectly. She sleeps much
better and the rheumatism and the
pain in her back is all leaving her
She Is able TO be up and get about
now and is gaining strength all tho
time. Hor improvement has been
wonderful already. and | don't be-
lleve Il will be long until | will sec
her strong and well again"
As has been stated before. there
IL not a single portion OF the body
that H. not benefited by the helpful
action Of Tanlac. which begins its
work by stimulating the digestive
and assimilativo organs. thereby en-.
richlng tho blood and lnvigorating
tho whole body. In other words. 1t
relieves rheumatism and other con.
sututlonal troubles by removing the
cause. Tanlac is n powerful recon.
structive tonic and contains certain
ingredients which purify the blood
and renovate the entire system.
Next. IL enables the stomach to thor.
oughly digest its food, thereby per.
hitting the assimilablc products to be
converted into blood. bone ana mus.
Gle.
Tanlac Is sold In Seattle by Eartell
Drug Stores under the personal di.
rection OF special Tanlao represent.
Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
POSLAM BEST
THERE IS FOR
A|L|NG SKIN

You will 'ird In PoslAn IN. auick
reltef ynu seek fer aiiing skin. the
active help you need 20 b. rid -
ftmples. 20 heal Eczema 20 drive
away rsHhss. redness. and 20 clear
tufiam~d complications
when Foflam - applied. angry
skin ts pleasantly snothsd. irritation
IL allay~d. Itching. however intense.
IL ended. Nothing but healing
power rar~ and unusual could ac-
eomplish such complete and satisfy
ing work. That 10 what rosiam pos
sess~a In the highest degree.
sold every where For free sample
write 10 Emergency Laboratories
its w. t1th at. New York CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
High School Girl
Disappears Here

Eugene Ref, i2 years old. Frank
lin high school girl. has been missing
from her home at Hunts point. on
Lake Washington. since late Tues.
day afternoon. Her father. Il. ".
Relf. has enlisted the aid Of tho po.
lice in an effort 10 locate her.
Tho girl left the high school Tucs
day afternoon at 4. taking "a
Mount Baker street car 10 connect
with the boat for Hunts point She
has not been Roen since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
A Good Set Of Teeth
IS1G00d Introduction

When you first meet a person, one of
the first things you .UiH observe about
them is their teeth.
And you must admit that the impress
sion they make on you lUiH be much
more favorable If they present a nice,
eUen set of clean, .Oel-shaped teeth than
Is their mouth is filled Nth unsightly,
n,isshapen, discolored or decayed teeth.
So don't overlook the fact that other
people UiH look at the matter in the
same light as regards yourself.
And there is the matter of your
health. Bad teeth DiU interfere Nth
that and interfere to a very serious de-
gree.
1t is so easy for any one to haUe a per-
feet set OF nicely kept, healthy teeth
these days that there is really no excuse
for any one to neglect them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
COMMISSION TO
CONTINUE PROBE
OF EXAM LEAKS

Tho civil srr11oe commission was
attn far from the origin Of reports
that members % tho police depart.
msnt got advance knowledge o, tho
questions TO be given In erAmlna.
tons for promotion In tho police de
par,nsnt. when II ended thrc. ana a
half hours Of Interrogation OF IL po-
lice officers. Tuesday night More
witnesses win be called merit Tues
day. IL announced and continue the
probe.
Tho testimony Of the police off
GERS showed that there IL a persistent
rumor In tho department that promo
tons do no, go entirely by merit
Not ono could aay more than that
he had heard" questions were 80.
cured Ia advance.
chief Warren. County Prosecutor
Lgndln. Inspector Bannlck. Capt
Soaring. I4euts. Mason and Damn
and nine Horxcanu were called.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
KILLS DAUGHTER AND
COMMITS SUICIDE

GLENDALE. Cal. May i5.-De-
spondcnt over tho continued Illness
Of his wife ]. \. McCuliom. wealthy
Glendale resident. early today enter.
ed the room Of his iGyearold daugh-
ter, Annie. shot and killed her as she
lay asleep. and then, walking to tho
dining room. shot and killed himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
DID YOU FIND IT.?

Some ono In Seattle has a 1900
platinum brooch. set with ~ dia.
monds and 10 pearls. los, By Mrs.
Joseph schcrrner. wife OF ]. scher.
rner. manager OF the Dr-amiand
dancing pavilion. Tuesday night. on
Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15

ooooooo. look. Brass buttons and
red stripes. ana everything
These are Uncle Sans sRllofcttes
and WEDNESDAY morning they took
their places at typawrlterH and
ssite hhoarda nj the naval training
camp. Lake Washington. wearing
tho uniform prescribed b. Secretary
panigla as the official CART 81 tho
yeonrn tworncnl of the naval reserve.
These girls are sailors in every
sense OF tho word They are cnllstrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
CALHOUN NAMED
ON DRAFT BOARD

Isaac =. Calhoun. former mayor OF
Kent. was today appointed by Prosi.
dent Wilson. to succeed Wallace G..
Collins. chairman OF the district
draft board for Western Washing
ton. Collins. who is n lumbcrman.
resigned on account OF III health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
NAVAL STATION
AT U TO HAVE a
HOSTESS HOUSE

Naval Training station viii hayc a
hostess house In the immediate fu-
TURF. TeleErAphie ordern received
from Washington. u. C, Wednesday
morning sanctioned tho plan. The
Puget Sound Bridge A Dredging
company viii handle construction
under an criHilng order.
Tho house will he under the super.
vision OF the naval warfare depart.
ment after itH completion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
HUN PR0POGANDlSTS
POSTER MONTEVIOEO

German propagandists plastered
Montevideo, Uruguay. with posters.
telling Mexicans 10 remember Per
shing IL the American who invaded
Mexico. but they were torn down by,
Americans and Britishers. according
TO c. j. Hubbard. treasurer for Swift
a Co, here on a visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
ITALIAN PLANES DROP
BOMBS ON AUSTRlANS

ROME. May IA squadron OF
Italian scaplanea and aeroplanes sue
cessfully bombed the Austrian sub.
marine base % CatlAro. on the east
ern shores OF the Adriatic Monday.
IL was officially announced today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
STRIKE ENDS QUICKLY

CHICAGO. May is.-Threats that
the new sabotage act would bc IN.
voksd brought speedy end today
10 n i2.hour strike OF 1000 Chicago
teamsters. with drivers back at
work. union leaders claimed they
had been given Increased wages OF 81
uer week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15

for four years just like mon sailors.
they draw pay and allowances IN the
same manner. and they release men
for fighting duty.
chief Anne iia;hurs, II captain
yc8mAn" and tho veteran OF the
lake station. She enlisted August :.
1917.
Tho appearance 81 tho 'yeoworn-
81" was tho occasion for general
celebration at headquarters building.
a. naval TuIcr permit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
THREE ALIENS
SHOOT AT u. S.
DEPOT IN EAST

HARRISBt ne Pa. May Is
Three Austri, ~ To-Day hid behind a
screen OF bus and fired upon the
aviation supply dtrot at Middletown.
Soldiers mad detour. and. ap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
TO INCREASE STORAGE

An increase IN It's storage capac-
ny Of vegetable otis OF %. 900 barrels
n planned by the Rogers Brown com.
pany. importers Of otis. according TO
plans submitted Wednesday with an
Application for a building permit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15

When George Davidson. 1862 10Th
ave- y. r.. opened the door OF his
garage to get his automobile to ride
10 work Wednesday morning. he sui.
ferod a shock of yawning abyss and
dearth Of machine. II had been
stolcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15
Boaz Buys Booze

Seventeen hundred quarts OF
liquor were accorded a fitting fare
well by 200 mourners who gathered
about the Third ave. entrance of the
federal building Wednesday morning
for an auction held by Marshal VIM.
j. Boyle. The liquor was bought by
J. w Boaz and viii he sent 10 A. J.
Wolff. $50 Market st.. san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-15

All our work is guaranteed with an
ironclad guarantee of satisfaction. This
guarantee is signed both by the opera
tor who did the work and by l.. r.
Clark, ID. d. S., owner and manager
Of this office, who is thoroughly re-
sponsibe.
Our painless methods have robbed
the dental chair of its terrors. If you
are one of the many who has put off
having necessary dental work done on
account of fear of being hurt while the
work is being done, we say TO you
that you need delay no longer
FREE EXAMINATION
We invite you 10 call and let one OF
our expert dentists give your teeth
thorough examination. He will tell
you just what needs 10 be done to put,
your teeth into perfect condition and
also just what the cost will be. You
will have pleasant surprise coming
when you find how small the cost will
be. This examination and estimate are
both without charge OF one cent TO you,
nor do they put you under any obi
CATION whatever 10 have work done
unless you want it.
But for your own sake, we advise
that you give this matter your early
attention.
Isn't il about time that you gave
yourself the advantage of a good set
of teeth?