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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-15
incidentally to our

to sea and incidentally to our
own coasts.
IF Britain and France can pay
the cost Of eternal vigilance, we
can hardly call the treaty one-sid-
ed. Wilson and Lansing proba-
bly, had a few Of these facts in
mind when they signed IT.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-15

In the absense Of more satisfy
ing methods, however, our thirs-
ty friends might allay their suf-
ferings by backing up and receiv-
ing their morning eye-opener from
the business end Of mule. A
change Of kicks is quite exhiliara-
ting, at times.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-15

Time was when we used to take
periodical cracks at Rockefeller
for boosting the price Of oil. But
say! Old John D. has wings
compared with some Of the mod
ern sharks who are picking the
marrow from Uncle Sam S bones.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-15

In Chicago, the other day muir
derer made the proud boast that
he would never stay in Jail. He
didn't. He was hung.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-15

IF, as they assert, the world is
young, we decline to sit up and
see the old one out ard the new
one in.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-15

With Bolshevism stalking at
our door, the horrors Of war seem
to be equaled only by the perils
Of peace
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-15

There yet remains, however,
one effective means Of curtailing
the high cost of living. Stop llv-
ing.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-15
July Is, 1919
Tuesday

And now, beloved sisters, we
humbly suggest a league Of neigh
bors for the amicable adjustment
Of all future clothes line disputes.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-15
ANNOUNCEMENT

I am now living over my office on
Tenth Street, in building formerly oe-
cupied by DIR. A. D. Morgan, where I
may be found day or night. Phone
No. 127.
DR.. H. G. THIGPEN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-19
Conferencia en- Lo:za
MoRovENo.
Noviembre 16.

Con ell mayor entusiasmo llevose a
efecto una conferencia en- ell barrio de
''Torrecilla Alta'', organizada por la
competentisima profesora senorita Mer-
cedes Alfonso.
Hubo muy nutrida concurrencia de
padres mcdres. Ell programa que nos
presento la activa maestro, fu6 varia-
disimo in.eresante.
termino, nuestro Quito inspector se3or
r. A. Segarra, quien con lengulie Fu-
ramcnte practice dirigi6 una importante
arenga los padres de familia y los
trecientos concurren:es, explicandoles la
grandisima importancia de esas confe-
relcias reuniones, y la necesidad lie
que cooperen con ell maestro para dar
sus hijos ell sabio y provechoso pan
de la instruction Hablo tambi6n sobre
deficiencies generates y di6 ,sabios con-
sejos para remediarlas, extendiendose
ademas en- consideraciones sobre la ma
tricula escolar y Ia relacion que nece-
sacramento debe existir entire padre y
naestros.
! Consumi6 ell segundo turno, ell no me-
nos, enthusiast por la instruction, Lii
ccnciado Soto, juez de Carolina, quien
cstuvo acertadisimo. Su tema fue muy
importante, sus buenos consoles Sc.
ran de gran provecho Y utilidad.
: Cerr6 Ell acto, nuestro comisionado mu
nicipal de instruction, Licenciado Err.
melinda d. Cintron, quien una vez pre-
sentado por la sefiori.a Profesora, ex
hort6 los maestros ALI concurrentes
poniendose incondicionalmente su la
do para los. efectos de la matricula, el
progreso general de las escuelas todo
10 que tienda al mejoramiento de la ms
,ruccion.
Podemos decir que fue este un verda-
dero dia de fiesta para los concurrentes
Terminado ell acto en- Ell que la atenta
maestro dio las mas expresivas gracias
los invitados fueron obsequiados pro-
fusamente con exquisitos dulces, mante-
cados y fnos refrescos. a.
Felicitamos efusivamente damos
nuestras mas cumplidas grac;as al co
MITE DE PADRES, por ell obsequio q
tan galantemente brindaron sus in
vitados, y la distinguida y digna pro.
fesora, sefiorita Mercedes Alfonso, por
Ell agradable ratio que nos dispense.
AMPARO PEREZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-19
DESDE vega BAJA
LA ESCAsEZ DE LECHE CADA vEZ
MAYOR.-NO HAY M PARA LOS
NINOS DE LAS ESCUELAS

les terrible la situacion por que atra
viesa este pueblo en- los momentos ac-
,uales!
Desde las seis de la mafiana ell pueblo,
-mujeres, hombrcs y ninos,-ambula
desesperadsmente por las Gales, con
cacharros, jarros y botellas en- busca
dc un trago de leche, y tienen que vol
ver sus casas sin hallarla.
Los nihos tienen que marcharse las
aulss escolares, sin tomar cafe por tan
tremenda crisis.
Sc oye hablar de una sesion extraor-
dinaria que sera convocada la Asam
blea Municipal, para tomar medidas So
bre IAN arduo problema, originado por
alguien.
ESQ es precisamente 10 que espera ell
pueblo. El pueblo esta dispuesto a pa
gar la leche cualquier precio razona-
BILE; la question es que haya leche en-
la poblacion. Es un articulo de gran ne
cesilad publica, y ell pueblo pagara por
81 10 que Sc estipule razonGblemente; pc
ro ell punto principal es: que haya le-
che a cualquier hora del dia EN- la po-
blacion.
81 ESQ no Sc hace, este corresponsal
esta dispues-o seguir tratando ell asun
to- y procurara tambien investigar quien
quienes son los. promotores de tan la
mentable crisis, y traer a las paginas
de este diario sus nombres y su medic
de comerciar con tan necesi' ado liquido
CoRRESPoNSAL.
Nov. II.
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ECQS De RLNCQN
MoVIMIENTo oDDFELICo.

Iniciaronse en- la logia "Amor y Yer
lad" Jose Rodriguez Carrero Pedro
p. Perez. Ell acao result6 lucidisimo y
sstuvo presidido por ell Noble Grande,
Juan Dionisi, Vice-Grande, Rene de
Courseil. Hubo elocuentisimos discur-
sos por miembros de la Logia, y los con
;urrentes fueron obsequiados de una Ma
lera esplendida.
Una comisi6n de entusiastas MEM
,ros Sc traslado San German, con cl
in de ms alsr una logia oddfeEca. Fue
on recibidos por varios sefiores de aque
Ia ciudad, y despues de las presenta-
ZONES debidas, reunieronse en- los sa-
ones del edidcio que ocupa la logia
fLuz de las Lomas''.
Quedo instalada la Logia oddf6lica
traen muy buenas impresiones los odd
fellows de Rincon del buen elemento
con que Sc constituyo la logia de San
German.
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DESDE MOROVIS

RegiStramos con pena Ell falleci-
miento del venerable anciano don Pc
dro j. Rivera. Su entierro fue una
demonstration de duelo, pues la in
humacion del cadaver concurri6 La So
ciedad de Morovis muchas personas
/ de Manati.
A sus familiares nuestro mas SEN
lido pesame.
Ell Comisionado municipal de sa-
nidad ha ordenado la limpieza del pue-
bic, personalmente, acompafiado del
Inspector sanitario, ha girado una vi
sta a todos los sitios de La poblaci6n,
dictando 6rdenes para el saneamiento
general.
Tambien Sc dio principle al arreglo
de GALES y caminos municipales, ba-
jo "a direction del ,ComisionAdo lde
obras pubhcas.
Aunque el presupuesto de que dis
ponen ambos departamentos es dema-
siado imitado, estamos seguros de que
dada la competencia y buena voluntad
de los respectivos funcionarios, Sc rea-
lizaran aquellas obras mas indispen-
sables en- bicn del ornate y salud pG-
blica.
-Aun siguen vendiendose los articu-
los de primera necesidad a precios que
no estan al alcance de las clases pobres
No sabemos las medidas que habra
tornado la policia en- cuanto deter
minados articulos que Sc venden, sin
fijarse los comerciantes en- la limita-
cion de precios establecidos por la Co.
mission encargada de regular Ell precio.
Tenemos entendido que hay comercian-
tes pocos escrupttlosos que a pesar de
las ordenes dictadas, siguen vendiendo
caro-; es decir, a precios mayores de
los estipulados.
Els necesario proceder diligentemen-
te y sin conetmplaciones, para evitar
que el pueblo consumidor siga siendo
victima de la ambicion de los explota-
dores sin conciencia.
Las escuelas pubicas, a cargo de
competentes maestros tienen una bue-
ma asistencia de nifos; sin embargo.
vemos con pena que todos los saba
Mos comparecen ante ell juez de paz
padres que son denunciados por. los
maestros rurales por no mandar sus
hijos La escuela. Ell Juez, con sabios
consoles y Severas amonestaciones, re-
quiere de ellos que envien sus nifios
la escuela y no son pocos los padres
castigados con multas que, peSar de
las indicaciones del Juez han reinci-
dido en- sus faltas.
Mientras haya padres indolentes es
impossible acabar con Ell analfabetismo.
MoROVENO.
Noviembre 16.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-19
Colocaciones.

JOVEN, con buenos conocimientos prac
ticos. y experiences en- el cultivo de Ia
cana, y entendido en- lecheria, desea
trabajar como mayordomo entregado
en- una finca. Buenas referencias. Diri.
jase J. v. D., Rio Piedras.
- -
DESEA usted adquir;r ell mejor punto
Comercial de Santurce especialmente pa
ra provisiones al detail? Dirijase al Box
$50, San. Juan, P, r, sif Aeqah
COLOCACION la desea I'm buef .listero
con cinco afios de pr$ctica .y-bpenas re-
ferencias. Para mas informes dirijass
Francisco Cordero, Naguabo, P. r.
PRACTICANTE con ocho amos de prac.
tica en- Ell Departamento de Sandal =
en- los principales hospitales, de la 1sla,
desea colocacion en- cualQuier Munich
pio. Dirijase al apartado IL, Arroyo,
P. r.
c.~~-o->----1--~~
EBANISTAS-Hallaran colocaci6n per.
manente en- ell screditado taller de Mar
garida'', Box 273, Telefono 95, SALIVA
dor Brau "A, San Juan, P. r.
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Sc ofrece.

fCUTDADO LAS FAMILIAS.-Los dos
pilletes FAN FAN Y CLAUDINET ira
bajaran en- todos los cines. Mucho ojo
al bolsillo que son grandes car5eristas
y timadores. ,s...
UN AZUCARERO con buenas referen.
cias desea coloca cion en- la isla San
to Domingo, solici.e informes apartado
1875, Juncos, P. r.
AVISO.-Las personals que deseen sus-
cribirse la Revista habanera "Chic"
sirvanse escribir al apartado 2s1.
SELLOS:-Envie 25 c.s. en- sellos de
correo usables americanos recibira
$50 sellos de todas las parties del mundo
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile,
Mejico, etc.
Dir1jase a @. r. GONZALES, 21
Wilson Ave. Santurce, Puerto Rico
~~~~~~-~~~-~-~-~-~~~~~- ~-~-~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~---
NECESITA usted dinero con garantia
hipotecaria? Escribame al apartado 474
San Juan Puerto Rico. Emilio j. Del
gado.
Sc OFRECE un buen local para ofcina
en- San Francisco 81, tercer piso IL
quierda.
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LOS QUE v1AJAN

Ell Gobernador ha expedido los siguien
tes passportes: Para Cuba, Julio Ro-
driguez Cintron, de Bayam6n Ed
ward v. Hunt, de Fresno, California; y
para Santo Domingo, Gil Ayala Aviies,
de Moca, y Armando Picon, de Patti
Has.
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Connpras.

COMPR.AMOS CoNCHA DE CAREY
en- cualquier cantidad, pagando los ine-
jores precios. Dirijase DIAZ HER
MANOS, Cruz No. 10, San Juan.
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DE soc1EDAD:

Las seiiori.as Santoni han salido pa
ra San German, donde pasaran algunos
dias. Son husspedes de la familia Cum
piano.
Ell doctor Gonzalez ha instalado su
residencia en- Rincon, donde disfruta
de grandes simpatias.
LA CENTRAL CORSICA"
Siguen muy adelantados los traba
Jos de reparaciones de este ingenio, y
seguramente empezara la molienda Ell
enero pr6ximo.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Corsica, Nov. II.
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GRATIS
GRATIS
Venta de fincas

Cincuenta cuerdas en- Hato Rey, fren
to la carretera, ounce do malojillo
de corte; gran cantidad de frutales de
todas classes. Casa, luz, aqua tel6fo-
no. Cuadras pesebres nuevos con TO-
do 10 necesario para una lecheria.
Nueve cuerdas en- ell camino de Tru-
jillo, dos Kilometres de Rio Piedras,
casa nueva de dos plantas con ins. ala
cion sanitaria moderna. Aqua corrien-
to de dos pozos artesianos con bonn
bas motor. Planta electrica Delco. jar
din toda clase de frutasles. Tel6fono.
e:c. Para informes y condolences,
r. CARBON
p. o. Box 1172. Am. Co. Bank Bldg.
Advt.
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cesores de L. Villamil y Co.. San Juan.
P. r.
PERDIDA.-Al doctor Reguero FeliG
Sc le ha extraviado, desde ell Cine del
ParQue la casa carretera 106, una Ca
ia de cirujia de bolsillo. AL que la en-
tregue Sc le gratiticara.
BARAJAs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ia s08" en- todos los colores $16.5O
docena. BARAJAS ESPANOLAS. Isl
neon Dura'', intransparentes $500
docena.-GoNzALEz PADIN y Co.
$600.O0.-Con es:a cantidad de conta-
do $4,000 plazos Sc vende una Ca
sa cerca del Parque con solar propio,
installation electrical y sanitaria. Rem
ia ounce dolares mensuales. Informa-
ra P. Sancho, Sol SO, Ter. Piso.
Sc VENDE un truck de cuatro
toneladas en- buen estado. Bara.o. w. J..
Cox, Parada 35, Hato Rey.
OCASION exceptional para estableccr
un negocio Lucrative.
Remitanos sesenta centavos le en-
viaremos DIEZ MAGNIFICAS FORMU
LAS para fabricar sin aparatos exec
lentes bebidas sin alcohol: Cerveza, vi
no de Pasas, Bebidas espumosas, Gin
ger e.c.
No pierda esta nagnifca oportunidad.
Tenga su negocio propio.
Mande su orden
INDUSTRIAL FORMULAR AGENCY.
Cayey, Puerto Rico.
EN- $1,000 Sc vende una finca situa6a
en- la carretera de Rio Piedras Ca
guas. Por la nueva csrretera de la MI
da Guaynabo distara menos de cuatro
kms. Propia para quinta. Magnificos to-
rrenos. Completamente cercada de alam-
bre. Informara Francisco Palacios Sa-
lazar, Box TO- San Juan.
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DE EsCUELA:

Doiia Isabel Ramirez de Garcia, com
petente profesora, ha sido nombrada pc
"a desempefiar una escuela rural en- Ell
poblado de Corsica lie felicitamos,
ieseandole, exito en- SUI nueva escuela.
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Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condolences, Sc vende barato. Su
cesores de L. Villamil y Co.. San Juan.
P. r.
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Gran OcasiOr1
c. o. D. !
Pida por c. o. D. los articuIos
siguientes procedentes del Cam
pamento LAS Casas"

Frisas Khaki MiIitares $3.50
Frisas Girls, 400
Tiendas de Cpha. Official, 1000
Casa de campaha grande, 1900
Colchones de guata mtares., 800
Calentadores de aqua I q"
espesor, 5000
Inodoros Sanitarios Militia
res, completes, 100
Cocinas grandes econ6mi-
cas-, 5000
Estos artfcuIos puede pedirIos
por correo o ferrocarriI Express
a M. A. Catalan y Co. parada 20,
Santurce, p. r.
Advt.
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HOTEL CORSICA"

Ha sido ms alado en- este poblado
un magnifco hotel, que reune todas las
condiNiones para dejar satisfecho al
mas exigente. Su representative, Anto-
nio Medina, es un correcto caballero
y atento amigo.
Evening star., 1919-09-03
How to Make a Book BAD.

BY CORA HAMLIN.
Instructor in Household Arts, Mason City. Iowa
Now that it is time to gather up
the school books again, every girl
should have a pretty bag to use the
very first day. If piece of denim,
burlap or cretonne, II by 80 inches
can be found in the attic or in
mothers scrap bag, then nothing
else is needed.
There are seven things to do to
make this cloth into a book bag, 10
inches wide and IA inches deep:
l. Cut strip 32 by IA inches for
the body of the bag. and a strip 80 by
3 inches for the carrying strap.
2. Using one of the 14-inch edges o.
the big piece as the top of the bag.
measure down four inches from this
wrong side of the cloth out, thus
making a flap II by 4 inches. Baste
along the fold.
3. Fold the bottom of the piece up
to the basted fold, wrong side out.
This will make a bag section, II by
IA inches. with a 4fnch flap cover
ing.
4. Paste the sides together with a
half-inch seam on the wrong side of
the material; stitch and overcast this
seam, or make a French seam If the
goods is inclined to ravel. Turn the
bag inside out.
5. Finish the edges of the flap with
half-inch hem. Sew on two snaps
to use in fastening the bag shut.
s. Now take the long, narrow strip
and make it into a strap one inch
Evening star., 1919-09-03
GREEK GIRL MAKES PLEA.
Sister of American Soldier, Dead in
War, Speaks for Thrace.

Because she has given her brother
to the cause of America in the world
war, sixteen-year-old Eugenia NAL
freda. Greek girl now in New York.
has sent to William S. FELTON,. chair
man of the delegation Of Friends of
Greece. at present in Washington. an
appeal to use his influence to secure
for the Greeks of Thrace freedom
from Bulgarian rule.
The Greek women Of Thrace would
sooner die than live longer under
Bulgarian administration. the girl de-
clares. She voices an appeal to Amer
ican women and girls to lend their
aid to the cause.
II wish l was a man to come and
speak to the President myself" she
continues. and she justifies her appeal
to Americans by explaining that her
brother. a volunteer in the United
states Army. died under the Stars
and Stripes on the battlefields of
France for, liberty, justice and
democracy"
Evening star., 1919-09-03
luLE lIuILtESoRlEs
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1919. by T. W. Burgess)
A Lesson in P0IitenesS.

A flock of modestly dressed, yet
rather distinguished looking. feather
ed folks alighted in a cherry tree and
began helping themselves to Farmer
Browns cherries. They were about
the size of Winsome Bluebird, but
did not look in the least like him, for
they were dressed almost wholly in a
beautiful rich, soft, grayish- brown.
Across the end of each tail was a
bright yellow band. On each the
forehead. chin and line through each
eye was velvety black. Each wore a
very stylish pointed cap, and on the
wings of most of them were little
spots of red, which looked like seal
ing wax. From this they get the
Evening star., 1919-09-03

terial criss-crossed with bands of vel
vet, and coat skirt. sleeves and neck
are finished with fur.
Suit coats having front and back
panels that are considerably longer
than the coat proper are frequently
shown. Among the models considered
good for the Stout" figure is the coat
with plain fronts and bloused back.
Skirts are generally quite narrow.
This is especially true when long
coat is used or when the suit is made
of velvet or duvetyn. The lighter
weight materials such as broadcloth
and serge frequently have pleated
skirts. the pleats so arranged, how
ever that there is no flare.
Evening star., 1919-09-03

THE OUTSIDE BLOUSE HAS DISAP-
PEARED. But THE SHORT COAT
WORN WITH PATENT LEATHER
BELT GIVES THE SAME EFFECT,
ESPECIALLY WHEN 1T is AC-
GORDON PLEATED AND HAS A
V-SHAPED COLLAR OF FINE
BATISTE.
insist that they get official information
say the reason the Galleries Lafayette
was able in pre-war days to quickly
Evening star., 1919-09-03

HIM.
name of Warnings. They were slim
and trim and quite dandified. and in a
quiet way were really beautiful.
eff they stay long Farmer Brown
won't have any cherries left" re-
marked Peter.
Don't worry" replied Jenny Wren.
Il don't know anybody equal to them
us with families while those CAD
abouts haven't even begun thinking
about housekeeping yet. They GER
tainIy do like those cherries, but /
guess Farmer Brown can stand the
loss of what they eat. He may have
fewer cherries, but he'll have more
apples. because of them"
.'How's that demanded Peter.
oh" replied Jenny. they were
over here while ago when those
little green canker worms threatened
TO eat w. the whole orchard. and they
stuffed themselves on those worms
themselves on cherries now. They are
very fond of small fruits, but most of
those they eat are the wild kind.
which are of no use to Farmer Brown
o. 20 anybody else. They eat SO many
CEDAR berries that some folks call
them Cedar Birds. Others call them
Cherry Birds. Now just look at that
performance will you"
There We're five of the Waxwings,
and they were now seated side by
side on "A branch of the cherry tree.
One of them had plump cherry
which he passed to the next one. This
one passed ii on to the next and so IT
went to the end of the row and half
way back before it was finally eaten.
Peter laughed right out. Never In
my life have ! seen such politeness,
said he.
Huh" exclaimed Jenny Wren. 81
don't believe IL was politeness at all.
| guess If you got at the truth OF the
matter you would find each one was
didn't have room for that cherry. and
so passed it along"
well. j think that was politeness
lust the same" retorted Peter. The
first one might have dropped the
chclry instead of passing IL along"
lust then the WaAwInss new away.
Evening star., 1919-09-03
MRS. MARY BAILEY DIES.
Resident of Riverdale Was Brought
Here in Unconscious Condition.

Mrs. Mary Bailey. Riverdale. Prince
Georges county. Md, died at Casualty
Hospital Monday. She was taken sud
denly i'll at home, and was unconscious
when she reached the hospital in charge
of her family physician. DR.. William b
Carr, deputy coroner. performed an au-
topsy at the morgue and reported that
death was due to heart disease.
Evening star., 1919-09-03
FASHIONS

The fate of the suit, one-time IA
vorite street garment of the fashion
able American woman, is again trem-
bling in the balance. No one can say
with any certainty whether suits will
receive favorable consideration for
fall and winter or whether. as has
bs.pb nct ron "eve al ST sees ave sea
sons, the one-piece dress and separate
wrap will hold sway. with the result
that suits will be on the bargain line
before winter weather has fairly set in.
Suit designers are doing their best
to offer such an attractive array of
garments that women simply will not
Evening star., 1919-09-03

have the strength to resist them, and
the widest possible style range is in
evidence. Short and long suit coats
have both received the approval of
Dame Fashion, with the latter some
what in the lead, and chic little Eton
jacket effects have not been barred.
The sketch indicates what one of
the foremost American designers of
suits has brought out in the way of
velvet model, featuring both the
Eton jacket and the long skirted
coat.
The coat skirt, or tunic, is rather
full This fulIness is laid in wide
pleats. The jacket is finished in front
with a vest of white or colored ma
Evening star., 1919-09-03
Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Vanish
(Helps to Beauty

A safe. reliable homc-trcatmcDi
for the quick removal Of Supe
Gus hairs from your face or neck -
AS follows: Min a stiff paste wrtf,
some water and powdered della out.
apply to objectionable hairs an"
after > or = minutes rub of. WASH
the skin and the hairs are gone
This simple treatment is unfailinG
and no pain or inconvenience at
tends its use. but TO avoid dISap-
pointment he certain YOU get Senu
inc delatone Advertisement.
Evening star., 1919-09-03

wide, by folding and sewing II to-
gether. Sew the ends of the strap on
either side of the bag at the top.
Z. While the bag can be used lust
as 1t is now, il will be much prettier
II 1t is neatly decorated. One good
way Is to stitch on your initials with
black or colored thread. Another wav
is to cut colored figures from Gre
tonne and stitch them on with heavy
black thread or yarn.
tBoys' and Girls Newspaper Service)
Copyright 1913, by j. H. MilIarJ
Evening star., 1919-09-03
ny ANNE RITTENHOUsE.

of The Star
PARIS, August 24.-It is much
easier to hear gossip than to see
startling fashions on French women.
For instance. a group of women who
Evening star., 1919-09-03

A Kansas man says he has pro-
duced 'bugless potato" by crossing
the potato vine with weed that the
potato beetle doesn't like.