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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
She Thinks
Au Girls Dance.

Dear Miss Grey: I have been RI
ing In your column expressing dIffe
eut opinions In answer TO the srticil
written by ''Twcnty-Six-" / read on(
article where a girl says Twenty
Six" has not been in the right place
TO look for his ideal girl and that N
would not find her In dance hal(
Here In where I disagree with bfl
as do not believe there II hardly
girl. no matter what standing. IN
attic. who docs not dance. u d
docsn't she In parsIyscd. or SON
thing In the matter. OF course. the
are restrictions as to what clansf
dance hall she attends. A girl do11
not necessarily have 10 80 wrong
because she dances. II she n . eel6
respecting girl. she can conduct her
self properly. no matter where shA n
I will say there are 10 many girll
who are Tar from ladies' that tho fe1
lows are inclined TO think all ~s1rlI
are Of that class II the feIIox
for. and associate with, q star
class Of girls. and learn 10 respecl
good girl and appreciate her. We M
not hear Of these complaints, - ~
old saying Is. You win always e.
evil when you look for only evii.s
ETHEL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Just why cant these sorcaled.
''notovcrburdened .with-dstes' specie
find their idcai7 They're looking for
a man that wears soft. creamy col
lam. 80 ties. soft hat and probably
has a soft brain under H. He be-
licyss In showing the girls . good
Time on an little an possible. which
all goes toward saving for that fu
turc love nest" Why doe8n't che
get out and enjoy herself7
] know dozens Of young men who
World b. only too glad TO take a girl
around 10 all sorts Of picnics. hikes.
ETC.. II they could find one that
didn't try TO show her pretty ankle
or shoulder every step rhe took. But
they have 10 b. content with the
ordinary good sport" who does
such things because the good"
Girls arc afraid that II they get out
and enjoy themselves. a. they would
like 10. the young men would think
they were too slow.
They're mistaken there, because
well. III give you one instances: Two
weeks ago 20 fellows went on hike
alone becausc they didn't want TO
take . bunch Of "rigxics" along.
While eating lunch they discussed
the ''giri subject n D-ngth. To the
last man they said--and meant it,
that n they could ind one girl who
could talk about something else be.
side clothes and shows. and 'didjs
see this play" or ''haveyn been down
South lately? ] just came up from
there" etc. II they could just find
one girl who could think IN a serious
vein for once. there would he one
less In the gang In . few months.
Then, again. our modern girls are
all victims OF the present styles. Did
you ever notice. girls. that most Of
the young men on a street corner, or
In front Of a cigar stand. look you
over from shoestring to hair net?
Why? Because 10 many Of the girls
like 90 show their half hose and
pretty shoulders under peek-a-boo
waists, that these poor cignret
fiends think that II In cheaper to
stand on . corner than TO pay so
cents for a good vaudeville show.
-Aint- Il the truth?
While on my why 10 work this
morning--and I live In . fairly re-
spectacle "North End' dIstrict--a
modern eirr' boarded the car about
three blocks nearer town than did.
! had happened TO ret seat. and
she came ''suuirming'' up the aisle
and that describes it--And stood
right behind me. Being the only
male IN the immediate vicinity. I
gave her my seat She thanked me
shyiy and ''oozcd'' into II. II was
disgusting. shc crossed her beauti-
fui ''shanks- and. 10. half hose. with
her skirts to her knees. The top OF
her waist was where the waist line
used 10 be, and osmeticsi--wow'---
she belonged In a museum. not pub
lie street car. And she is one OF our
elect young iadics' who belongs to
two or three sororfties at the IT..
A perfect specimen OF our modern
giri".
Excuse me. Miss Grey. for making
this letter 90 long. couldn't help IL.
But here's hoping our modern girl
awakens from her present nightmare
before she goes 70 far a to 30 with.
out waists at all. a. they do in
"Parcc-" lis bad enough now. They
smoke cigarcts and so without sox-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Cynthia Grey:
Young Men Still Continue to Ben,oaD Conduct o..
Modern Girl

Dear Miss Grey: Did somebody's toes get stepped on
Sorry e. b." but people living glass houses should n
throw stones You say whats the matter with them!
they would go their past lives carefully they would d
eide that they should expect than they can give an
they would stop wondering quite much why sweet
NICE refined clean girl does not fall in love with them etc
Next you say, II modern grltraveed considerably
gone with different classes Of menand SORRY to say
have the first to meet yet that would to trust
and so What is the matter with the girls?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
SWISS CHARD
AS APARAGUS

Cut leaves from stalks Of ehArd.
Wash stalks and tic In small
punches. Cook In boiling water TN
nearly tender. add salt and finish
cooking. Drain and keep hot. Put
on pieces Of hot buttered toast and
pour over Hoilandaisc sauce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

MISS GREY Win rcpelve -
lvl ~ - 49, 1spestDsue -
The s4ar sffSee ~ Tseso.1S ~
70 4, and ~ other tiuses ~ ~
potntmmk Pbease - ~ OWe
"a stisu days thsn Tussdny -
les pen have - agpseDess
WA Mis- Gssy, ~ us1x
visitows knEerf9e vifh ~
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

With Mfs. Frederick James Grant.
Of GAINESVILLE, o.. az the honor guest.
Hrs. James Colbert Sullivan enter
taincd with Handsome luncheon at
the Rainier club yesterday after
noon.
Twcnty.cight guests were seated
about an oblong table, beautified
with . charming arrangement Of
CotuznblA roses. A tall silver vase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Dinner Dance
Mrs. Jackson

IN compliment to Afrs. Frederick
Jackson. who has just rcturr<d from
the golf tournament In Portland. the
darlington Golf club will entertain
with . dinner dance 81 tho club
house saturday evening. July Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Dinner Planned
for Mrs. kiuO

In honor OF Mrs. lawrence wat
son King. % 81. Paul. who Is The
guest Of her hrother-inlaw and sis'
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Fnncis J. Arm.
strong. a numbrr OF affairs arranged
In her honor have been planned. the
first Of which u 10 ~ . dinner AZ
snoquaimie lodge tomorrow evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Ladies Of Everett Golf
Club Entertained at Tea

The ladies oS the EarIingson Golf
club entertained the ladies Of the Ev.
erctt Golf club Mt tea "Wednesday
afternoon. Owing TO tho inci~m~nt
weather. the tournament was post.
poned. Presiding AZ tho urns were
MrM Laurence s. Booth and Mrs. J..
n. Como.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Miss Mohoney WIN
Re Honnred at Tea

Mrs. Thomas j. Gorham and Misr
Frances Gorham have issued invita-.
tons for q tea AZ their homo Tues.
day afternoon. July IL. from until
6 o'clock. eomplimcnung Miss Ca
mile Mahoney. who n to DO an Au'
gust bride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Informal Luncheon

Mrs. BENJAMIN l. Moore enteTesi
I'd with an Informal luncheon az the
women's University club yesterday
afternoon. complimcnting her cousin.
Mrs. Harry i.csan. Of New York.
Covers were placed for eight guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

filled with these lovely blooms
spirea and delphiniums, conferred the
Table. with eight small baskets 81
the same flowers gracefully arraycd
about the hoard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

her TO bed NJ q. but she some
times is not asleep before II.
A. Does she play outdoors sew.
ersl hours every day7 Does shc sleep
aione7 IL the room quiet and well
ventilated7 Does she have n light
supper 81 milk. cereal and bread and
butter7 IL she bathcd and rubbed
before going 10 bed; Are the lights
put out. and every conditions for
good sleep supplicd1 These questions
suggest some OF the measures need.
ed In such a case.
q. DO you consider n necessary
to remove tonsiis and adcnoids7
A. This IL a matter which can
only he determined by the physician
who mn examine the child and sec
the condl ton OF his throat
@. Can I keep the baby's mix
warm In a thersnos bottle for feed.
ing at night7
A. No. The milk gradually coolr
but stays for hours AZ n tompcri'
ttIrc best suited 10 the development
of harmful germs. Extremely cold
milk may be kept In thcrmos bottle
for some hours.
q. Does a newborn baby need
stockings7
A. Yes: II born In the cool part
Of the year. Long. partwooi stock.
tngk. the second size are better than
erochetted shoes II these arc used
they should be long. shoes may be
made OF soft flannel or eiderdown
Q. Our little daughter has never
talked. Can you tell whether any
thing can be done about ~
A. Write 10 the director Of the al.
vision Of child hygiene. state depart
ment Of health. for information re-.
rardinG state or private schools
where she can be taught and trimmed.
Early instruction In most important
Q. II II true that breast milk will
cure . haby's sore cycsy
A. No. That IL foolish old su.
perrtition. Many babies ara paying
for this kind of treatment by spend.
ing their sorrowfui lives In institu.
tons for tho blind Never put any.
thing into haby's eyes except the
ansts~psic wash medicine used and
prescribed by q good doctor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Tho members Of the women's aux
HAIRY TO Seattle post. No~JA Amers.
can Legion. will give a benefit danes
tomorrow evening in Roosevelt hall
tsi6H Third ave. The proceed,
from the affair will 20 into the fund
for covering the expenses Of this
three delegates the auxiliary VII
send to the state convention In Ho
GUAM. July IL. IL and 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Musical at Home

MIR. and Mrs Worth pensmore en-
tertained last evening nj their home
with large musicale. the dc
iightful program being given by the
pupils OF tho hosts. Lator In the
evening buffet supper WAS served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Clubs

y. w. @. A. Athletic Club Regular
Worldly Program
Please read u all IL is OF interest
TO every club girl.
JULY
Monday --- Tennis instruction N
gym. 9 10 p. m.
Wednesdays p. M. supper IN emf.
eteria, 2bc; $40, baseball In gym
$50. swimming.
Thursday--Picnic. Tennis court on
roof reserved every evening from
10 for club girls.
Special Program for July
July 2. ., Grows nest reserved
for girls AZ camp. Make reservations
at pool office by July I.
July 0. Saturday. Clam bake M
Fort Lawton: Frances Wellington.
leader. Men Invited. Meet at First
and Pike at sharp. Sign up for II
on bulletin board by Friday night or
leave your name at pool office and
leave 30c- stale whether you are
bringing a man or want a mani
July IL, Wednesday - Midsummer
picnic in place OF regular meeting
Everybody come. Don't miss H. Pic.
mic supper on beach at Aiki At cost.
Bring cup and spoon. Get off Alki
scnr at Hotel stockade and meet there
by o. m. Sign up or leave name
az pool by Monday night and icayc
soc.
July ~. Sunday--Hike TO sammam.
ink hs~ - -
a. m. Bring lunch: u. wellington,
leader.
July II. Thursday - Picnic at
Woodland. Take Green Lake car
and get off at beginning Of lake. BE
At car stop by s:45. Swimming. ten.
mis- and baseball Picnic supper pre-
pared nj cost. sign up or leave
name at pol with Soc
July ~. sunday--Hike TO Jusnits
from Kirkland and return. Meet IL
y. v. rt i.3o. Bring supper. ".
wellington. leader.
July Is. Thursday-Tennis At Mt.
Baker Park. Meet at entrance at
s:is D. m. Arrange for your own sup
per.
July = oand n Knapsack over
night hike to Chico. Miss DECKER.
son. leader. Bring blankets. cup.
spoon. plate. Boat leaves end Of
Pier > at . .. m. sign up for II on
bulletin board or leave name ~ pool
office by July 81. with n dcposit OF
75c for food. Boat soc round trip.
For further Information watch
bulletin board or call the pool office
at Main 1891.
No sports program for August.
Next meeting September IL.
The following amendment N the
bylaws was adopted at the meeting
on May IL. 1921. Does IL affect you?
ANY member failing to make an
appearance for two consecutive
months. either for some sport or
meeting. and make no proper expla-
nation 10 the secretary or chairman
Of The membership committee. shall
be notified Of such delinquency and
given one more month TO retnstafe
herself. Upon failing to do 10 her
name win be dropped from the roll
OF members and In order 10 again
avail herself OF the privileges OF the
Athletic club she must repay tho en-.
trance fee OF 81" Can reach secrc.
tnry or chairman of membership
Monday or Wednesday evenings at
gym cfficr between z and 8. Twenty
girls needed to help serve soldiers
July Z at Bell dock. 1890 TO 1870.
Notify Ailss Dickerson. pool office
street.
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ny MRS. MAX WEST

A number Of letters have come re-
garding the care OF adopted children.
n the child IN q baby. the mother
should scck and follow the advice OF
good doctor who can direct his
feeding. II the child has been Who'll.
" or largely without breast milk and
has been more or less neglected. he
win need especially careful attention
until he Ia back 10 normal condition.
Older children need 10 be carefully
examined and given such-medical or
surgical treatment as IL needed. Aft.
er al n made right. then the mother
need only apply TO these children tho
same sensible care she would give TO
children OF her own ~ To diet. sleep.
cxcrcisc and general health. Con-
Ncientious foster mothers are often
even more ncrupulous than real
mothers. because being without ex'
perience. they moro readily seek In.
formation and help. while real moth.
ers often prefer 10 believe that they
know all that Ia necessary merely bc-
cause they arc mothers
II 10 sometimes snld In warning
against adoption that one can never
toll how an adopted child II going
70 turn out Tho uAzne statement
10 equally true 81 our own children.
But with the same care and Euid-
ance given there seems TO be little
reason why tho adopted child should
not turn out N we'll Naturally. IN
adopting every attempt viii b.
made to choose children Of normal
healthy parents. without poor ancer-
try. but these privileges are by no
means enjoyed BY all ones own chill
dren-
q Nv s.y~ar.old baby does not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Seattle
>Cociety

Miss Donnie WEEDS IN
First Methodist Episco-
pal Church; Delightful
Tea Honoring Visitors;
Large Luncheon Gicc,,
at Rainier Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
American Le0ion Dance

The American Legion 10 entertain.
Ing with a dance at the Seattle
Yacht club Saturday evening. com.
plimentary TO the army and navy o.
ficers In town and contiguous posts
and naval station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

The Little TEA shop OF the orthc-
pedic hospital and the Thrift shop
win BE- closed all day Monday. The
Fourth Of July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

tomorrow for Dcr Chutes 70 be the
guests over the Fourth Of Mr.. and
Mira Charles Lea
Mr.. and Mrs Lesan Of Arkansas.
tho mother OF MIR. Harry Lean of
New York. arc the guests Of Mr..
and NrA william Watson. Of this
city.
Nin Elspeth McEwrn returned
last evening from the East
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Le>an ieft
yesterday FOR their home In New
York. They viii stop en routs In
Chicago. Omaha and Washington.
y. C.
Mr.. Henry Graham and Mr.. Jack
Gilbert Of san Francisco. are spend
ing two weeks In Seattle
Mr.. ana Mrs.. barrett Green. Afisr
Mary Dudley walker. and Mr.. Ar
thur Latimcr arc leaving somorrow
by motor for Vancouver. Il G.. 10
spend the Fourth.
Mr.. f<is Just, Of London. England.
IA tho guest OF his mother. Mrs.
Agnes ". Just. Mrs. Just with her
daughter. Miss Elsa. and AFR. fsess.
win sp~nd the Fourth on Hainbridge
Island. az the guests Of friends
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. G. Eden are
leaving tomorrow BY motor for Van
couvcr. ID. c.. 10 spend tho Fourth.
Mira Ceorxr Dunn and three chill
dren of wapato. arrived yesterday
10 b. the guests Of Mrs. Dunn's
mother. AIRS. Peter Beftinger. and
grandmother. Mira Elizabeth n. Ben
son. They plan TO remain a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

'Sh0tUer

A. . compliment to Mss Evelyn
Lana. Miss vcrnitA Swssea h enter
tanning with q tea and miscellaneous
shower on Saturday. July .. At her
summer home nj Hailer Lake Pro
siding at tia tea table viii be Mrs.
James +. Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

|<06SOIJOe
Mrs. A. NJ. wetheriIl ana children
are leaving neat Tuesday for Hayden
Lake. where theysHavo taken a cot
tage for the month of July.
Mrs Arthur Gerhei and Mrs. y. X.
Poison will chaperon a motor party
to the glacier AT Monte cristo. ieav.
ing today. 10 he gone until next Tues
day. Those included are Miss Helen
Maedonell James. Miss Grace rardce.
Miss Maridett Gerbei. Mr.. Arthur
Gerbol. ST.. Mr.. Joe Greenlcaf and
Mr.. Jack stevenson.
Mrs. Mary Pike and Mrs. Florence
Sargent. who have bcer the guesss
OF Dr. and Mrs. varney Kelly for the
past week. have left for their homo
In Boston.
IN. and Mrs. Horac~ q. LAssiie and
daughter Barbara. who have been
motoring IN California for tho past
month. win return tomorrow.
Mrs ]. n. Como and family win
spend the summer mt East Sound.
while Col. Como In making arrange
mcnts for their location In tho East
where they viii remove tho latter
part Of the summer,
Mira Riley Mccoy and . party Of
friends who motored 10 punwcness
for . fortnishts witt returned Tues
day.
Mrs. Robert v. coonsr and daugh-
err, Miu Bertha. viii arrive In the
city from washington. n. c.. about
July rs. to spend the summer. They
will be Joined here by Lieut. Com.
coontx. u. g. N. of tho Y. 8. Il
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence or~n have
takcn the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Black for the summer. MrA
orcn II the general secretary OF the
Young Womcn's Christian Associa.
ton.
Mr.. Harold X. Morit1 who has
Just graduated from tho Masaarhu.
setts Institute Of Technology. has 70
turned To his home IN Seattle.
Miss Jessie wrhart. OF Oakland.
Cal. arrived Thursday. 20 ~ the
guest OF Mis- Karia Stoitrnbors.
Mrs. william Ycrkss left today for
New York. where she VIII Join Mr..
yerkes and make their homo
Mr.. and MrS Harold spesdsi ieft
Wednesday for Everett. 10 b. the
guests for . few days OF Mrs. 6pci.
dsl's mother. Mrs. Irving Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert rarrar and fnm-
iiy left yesterday for Hayden Lake.
whsre they viii spend the summer.
Mrs Elmer L. Blair. chairman Of
tho public welfare department Of the
censrai rcierasion a women's
clubs. and her sister. Mira =. A.
stark. pr. Maybelie Park. former
chairman Of public hcalth. and Mrs.
w. r. uriswcid. chairman Of tho In.
dussriai and social committee OF the
state. are guests today Of Mrs. Nor.
man q NcCready. In Snohomish.
afr. Robert Oldham returned
wednesday from I.aurcnccviile. ~.
T., where he has been attending
school. He visited in New York and
Boston on his Way To Seattle.
Mr.. and Afrs. w. II. Hainswogsh
and family Left last saturday for .
motor trip OF two or three weeks 20
0lacinr. National Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
MRS., MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

MSs Msst tslsa ssss', ss s.sss msh~ 81 ~
M sdsi II
he .
MRS MAx WEST, rHE STAR sEArIiE /. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

High water never raises The pri
of milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Mr.. and Mrp. w. II. Hainswcrth
and family left last saturday for .
motor trip OF two or three weeks TO
ulacinr. National Park.
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Mr.. Harold X. Moritx who has
Just graduated from the Masaarhu-
setts Institute Of Technology. has 70
turned 10 his home IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Q. My s-ycaroId baby does not
want 10 go TO sleep a, night ! put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Miss Jessie wtrhArt. OF Oakland.
Cal. arrived Thursday. 20 ~ the
guest OF Mis- karia stoitrnbors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence oren have
takcn the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Black for tho summer. MrA
orcn ls the general secretary OF tho
Young Womcn's Christian As~ociA'
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Again. here's hoping. ! am ~
Searchingiy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Mr.. Henry 0nham ana Mr.. Jack
Gilbert Of San Francisco. are spend.
ting two weeks In Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Mrs. Robert Y. coontr and daugh'
TER. Misr Bertha viii arrive In The
city from washington. y. c.. about
July rs. to spend the SUMMER. They
will be Joined hero by Lieut. Com.
coontx. u. g. ~. Of the u. 8. 4
Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Mr.. and MA Harold spesdsi ieft
Wednesday for Everett. 10 b. the
guests for . few days OF Mrs. Spell.
dsl's mother. Mrs. Irving Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

tomorrow for Dies Chutea 70 be the
guests over the Fourth Of Mr.. and
Mrn- Charles Lea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. G. Eden are
leaving tomorrow BY motor for Van.
couvcr. u. G.. 10 spend tho Fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

MIRA Rilcy Mccoy and . party Of
friends who moforcd 10 punEeness
for . forsnight's whit returned Tues
day.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-19
MYSTERIOUS WOMAN WITH
A PAST SEEKS HUSBAND

With trunk bulging with five hun
dred dollars worth Of clothes, the same
amount Of money In her purse for ex-
penses. and a spirit of adventure aided
and nbetted by more or less unreliable
amount Of nerve, l.eOna Stafford went
a hunting for a rich husband.
ITO attract men, you must he a
mysterious woman with past her
friend had told her, when it was de-
cided that Leona's thousand dollar
legacy could best he invested In a
plot to ensnare millionaire.
So Leona brushed the dust off her
French. borrowed TOodles, n feroc-
iously tame bull dog, went 20 fash
ionable seaside resort. pretended to
he the French widow Of Russian
and limited at dark and hidden past
Leona hoped such procedure would
start something, and II did, but not
exactly what Blanche Sweet expected
in Help Wanted: Male" the ro-
mantle comedy showing AT the Princess
Theatre next Thursday and Friday.
It's a Jesse d. Hampton-Pathe feature,
with Henry King acting ms director,
and leading man.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-19

maladies with household remedies,
and when your grandfather felt bill
Gus. thick.headed. tired before the
day was over. he would take some
simple remedy such as DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, an altera.
tive and tonic for stomach and blood
which has been popular and success
ful for over fifty years. No man can
do his work with stomach out OF
order - blood thin. pimply = feeling
dull or languld. Make your blood
redder and ycur health better by 90
ing to your nearest druggist and OBJ
tanning DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery IN tablet or liquid form.
Made of Blood root. Oregon Grape
root, Queens root. Stone root, with
out alcohol. These roots have a d.
rect action on the stomach, improv.
ing digestion and assimilation. a I'D
they aid in blood.making. Send 10
cents to DR. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel
in Buffalo. N. Y. for large trial
package OF Golden Medical Dlscov-
cry tablets and write for free con-
fdential medical advice.