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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-07
q. "a. ~. NOTICE

Regular meeting Aloha Chapter
No. 81, o, II. s, Tuesday. March s
at 1880 y. IN. Apron social. Refresh.
merts. Visitors welcome.
2 KATE c. pEYTON, w, NJ.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-07
W. O. NJ. l.. MOOSE AND LADIES
ATTENTION!

Don't forget the banquet and re-
ception for Mrs. Grace NJ. Hall
from Mooseheart Tuesday evening.
She has something worth while to
say. Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-07
NEW TO-DAY

FOR SALE---Having rented my
farm, | have for sale Fordson
plowing outfit used one year. VIII
take $3.50 cash or will consider Ford
car as part payment, balance cash.
l.. Il. Richardson, Doris. Calf. 10"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-07

OREGON PRUNESA-Choice orchard
run oregon Italian prunes, 1920
crop. in 25 or so pound boxes. or
by parcel post or express prepaid. at
10 cents pound; by freight to any
railroad station in state, at IL cents,
in 100 lb. lots or more. Quality
guaranteed. Send remittance with
order to Oregon Prune Co, 7S2 Nor
gan Bldg. Portland, Oregon. rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
A STORY OF MARRIED
LIFE OF TODAY.
By KATHERINE MOORE.

here beside you--you can pinch me to
make sure" he laughed happily.
You are too much a reality for need
OF that" | answered fondly. pressing
the arm that was thrust through mine.
At the hotel Leonard was as de-
lighted as boy.
This is the way To do II. Noreen."
he told me as he unpacked his bag
and laid his things away. Il like To-
luxuriatc." he said. with a wave Of the
hand. indicating the spacious well fur
nishcd room and bath beyond.
lie snapped on the little yollowish
iridcsccnt electric lamp above the
bachelor. and then turned it of again
like "A boy.
Never could see any sense in go-
ing away and putting up with things
that You wouldn't stand FOR at home"
he went on.
You have champagne taste" l
told him tcasinely. l liked Leonard =
appreciation Of values and fucncss of
taste. It had been one thing that drew
me 10 him.
It's a mighty good thing to have.
It's a good danger signal very often"
hc answered Ills tone was scrious.
f,It my heart beat little rapidly.
What Leonard said was true. wonder
ully true and made a little silent
pravrr that both of ua might always
heed the warming 1t go much
easier for perceptions less nucly drawn
H. choose the mediocre. and ] thanked
God that Leonard was not that kind of
a man I knew Fundamentally that his
ideals we're of "a" highest.
"Iiut W. couldu't 4" thss very often.
Dear" | told him really felt guilty
when paid my hill for tn" we,k and
now youU have stl more "a pay, |
said with honest consideration.
Leonard threw himself into tic
wicker rocking chair and caught my
wrist and pulled m. down on his kncoa.
ITS worth il. peaches ho said Warm-
Is 3s his 1lms drew "mo cl"@vt to him
j f,lt hs healt hcltlnE against my
breast ana wondered il ne tno. ,ou'I
fye} mlnc
Tommrov Leonard Icar- ol It's
W3fc's <cw trfend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

she had uot rnuc fsr Whom sine saNv
the witch aua tt. Eold ,at pi, ,kuE uu
nuggets - Et'ld vhI,h f,t from q hua.
fryo lit,, little mats ana as fast ~ th.N
rt.hed Them ir down ,afns many mot,
I4t mr h,u, ytu t4ii thc rriu,,=-
fuI shr th"uEIt that vbiir th,z v-lksd
th.> niEht t.1 h,. something ah.#t
themselves ard th, naro. I;Uu awtt
vhij, th.r ttIu. vIuel the vit,i.
1,t viIl h,.un" hi~ ia7c Il y,H
+tay -ad tH, r,li ,at ''r vhH, >.H
uan
Isut rh, ren,,ee dI -at .utcua
rau AWAY ~b, v#- .u e.4f, II ST aI
,.n;ar.. 4ud now SHE had found il eh.
fnado l.r b,; ntira tu tlnd ot1t aU aru.3t
th, ~tra0~, ~irhts sNo hej sreu
Th, Princess was shl' ~ ruh n,
more nuggets ANA vafh Wu.h t1~tg
than nrr ,ampauirue anI h.f.ro lure
the ernHud Was uttc n3re 4na th,,
verc no mor, u4Er,ts .n ,h, 'rr,
Now said the rJn.,~- d..0 d
bar, amt trl. m, What .ut ths mraua.
ami perhaps J. hvtua mortal .au
hclp you. fur ! fcnl ~r. sauue s;rtun.
spell holds you hoth
NY poor hyoth,1 anI aro n th,
power of this dr,adtu' Oeu ~a5a
the witch. lie STOLE uS urt nlLht treut
the palace IL our father vha 81 i
Sins jpn q land far from here ana ~
hanged Us into the shapes you NOW
see
"Rut every nEht ho makes u.c
change into a EaIddsn hoping my
brother. being cat VIII eat me. nut
this he has hccn ab3e ~ keep from
doing because tia, ogre has to give g-
the freedom of IN. Sky every night
and We have chosen tp nIal>, the hang,
IN tho garden If the palace where yoj.
must have mounted the hrcomSti. L,
for no other place did Isl, land
"Eut why does he have Ill give you
your freedom every night" asked az
Princess, II should THINK yuu could
escape when you are away from th,
ogre
An, We are still IN his power re-
! piled the witch. for We DO not possess
The charm that VIII break the spell that
holds us. and we'll the ogre knows that
va Will return for how cotId W cy,t
hope 10 he recognized i'm oar pres, n,
shapes
My poor father is tho klndo~t Ktng
in the world and I know his heart is
broken because he cannot ma las
children.
/ continued Tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
PLANNING rur WEEKS WORK.

I have been asked ~ plan n weekly
y hedUis for q family IT fiye--faiher.
mOther, daughter IN high school and
boy of nine and girl ~ seven 81 gram
mar school Here u is
Mothers daily program Oct break
fast DO ordering when necesHary. by
telephone Run over diningroom with
vacuum cleaner a vacuum cleaner Ia
this case iH On absolute necesaity. for
all boys love - run thom--where they
would scorn a broom and the buYa
program, given below. hangs upon his
Willingness 10 use this mechanical Dc
vice.. Dust. Wash breakfast dishes
DO special work for this particular day
that is. on Monday he "speoial work"
will he washing. on Tuesday. Ironing
on Wednesday, baking. on rhursda r.
cleaning Of some upstairs rooms. on
Friday. cleaning ~ kitchen. On satur-
day, baking again) After doing this
special work she prepares the noon
dinner. After II, ahe va shes the diahoH
Then she rests reads. makes calls
goes shopping. or 20 the movies ~
anything but work. for she needs this
period of recreation. tha gets he sup
per only four evenings week Ion Mon
day. "wednesday. Friday and Saturday
On Sunday they have q cafeteria 3"
supper. at which everybody helms him
self 10 foods from the pantry.
Elder daughter daily program HUN
over living room With vacuum cleaner
before breakfast or just heforo star.
ing r. high aeh hpui Duut Nako t,~r,
bed on TueHday and ThuFatiay eve.
ming. get supper and wash diaha@ heIp-
ID by little sister Keep p~u oIs.fhse
wcudcd on Saturday mornings. sIraH
own bedroom with vacuum cleaner and
the bathroom
Boys daily program Make own F.od
| before going IT, afh0pl CARR r9-r
| breakfast dishes into Kitchen from
| table. AMI some others II there ia i3vpr
! Carry up coal from cellar for Pifrhor
range every affcrnpou after nt~I
| Clean own rrsstn and the haiIr win a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

One ~ the important things tha' .nr
mother ran lo for hrr hid frr fhe ftrst
three ~ fa4r Yrara If bia liff zav- tr
important hid sprsi ialist - f1 t,arr
hifn Knod habits iu eating Tu fast ruar.
times digestive diaturta rrcs IF rualrr-
triton "ith eoneeqnenf Hciicary III eer-
aff'p'inn lasting j lifetime. afr fto ra-
suite ~ aad nahife n eating @ornotirie+
a mother feeis Ioweriees to work against
ittIr pad habits = cating thaf +ranr ta
he coming Hron + ehiid Gradually a
hid gives 8p eating cgetahlta, rne
fnothor concludes fhat tho rrild doesn 4
ike them and perhaps fse,lafars hor 4aif
up with the statement hat .rgp.t@ nlaa
actually poison ner nild ETia dizlike
fer them she eavF s4 based IN !,tsr -ort,I
peeuHarities sometimes she sna las
elaborate excuses fur letting Hnr bid
at lotz IF sugar
Little Bobby would sat 81 Itsle else.
Al ne araved was eoroeth hing sweet + M
we couldn't sec niru zfar-e =o p-o rad
~ give him more sugar shan seemed
good for nln II ~ bad Drt had sugar
he couldn't have got enough H0urizh-
ment ~ i've said one mother
So one hut the man or woman who has
never mad any hildron or having .h-ru.
has been abIe ~ delegate tae tazk Il
supervising their feeding 70 nurses or
other members ~ The family .ngws
now really iiHcult i IS - establish good
eating habits n small children H1t
nobody else knows now really rrorta-
while these habits are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
LEONARD COMES.
1,hnntnr 30.

Chapter %.
train rushed hy me on the pat
form, tugging at my wind blown SIRIUS
and at my waiting heart IL was an
cxrress and did not stop. Would Leon
ard = train ever come. | thought. I'M
patient with longing To- see him. had
dc.ti,d 10 meet him at the station.
Waiting al the hotel would mean at
least Is minutes longer without him.
smiled as | paced back and forth
on the station platform. After al.
could any man but my own husband
wake these deep. fundamental emotions
~ firmly planted and cultured by
thousands of sensations of love one
might feel 4 passing infatuation Tor a
short whilr--thc touch of a compelling
hand. thc penetrating gaze of captlvat-
inr eyes. or even the thrill of strong
pcrsonailty. But this-this was the bed
rock of entirety. The love of perfect
union.
Thc shrill whistle Of train broke
IN on my trend OF thoughts and mixed
them up in a happy confusion. Tn"
engine rushed hN me. the wheels were
slowing down \ white coated pull
man porter swunE himself 10 the plat
futn before thc tram had hardly stop
ped
= caught sight IT Leonard II" was
~. brsf l.rsou of the train. barely
.,ire fhc porter ,tmc 80 place tn"
,.tt5,. box step beneath has eager feet
tri,. ..4,s met They had instinCtiN"lN
l,,i,i ....h oth,i tn that rushing thrnuE.
IN, Or.f,-s u,-s,s, of two souls had
sb,t t.rs~- th,. h,ads Of fhr pcopl".
~. ,.t.,,.f +. 4fllr.i ~ aud warmed
a.. v,,,.l. b.trr Leonard v9s hy my
s.d. IN i moment
%a,..n Ills dear voice carrss"d
~, nam, h.. .,utitut.,. aud his warm lips
pr,sz,d rrI,e Ais hands ,,ung u his
shoulders
u, tt I.N Vts ~ aft'l S"iI'"-
' ue uah' r,t ~ Yen ftom COM
rE ss.J WI '1~n,d frrn 'ho
sft.rr
,vts Z. H. ho.i '11"l-
EHt dint and I'm aetaaaiY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. kirkman

c,nim cleaner Dn aa'urday mnfrf
also chop klndiinFs Hnd q"
iobs 10 h"lp mother
Little daughter daily pfnffa
Make pwn tcd b'forr going ir
carry out own brfHbftFf I.rh'.
with big sister tu getting ffY
each week. va shlng dinh'F ard
ing bedroom -duatiuR. fDr inriHf
Fathcra daily program 1ni
~ the furnace. tULnrr ~ huf..
as painting nrd other rriaIff tH,f
ink IN GUNNER f fhef, la ga
The happirst h.fusr aff 'h
whi,h every mstnbrr ~ fi' fr.
personal srprrri,H'fH f.f 'f.
such tarFa ~ : nH nnr
children ~ fh. family M
children or,rlrf' d.a apr
pride r th..r frtps .nd
q, Ion,o BOZ realizing 'baf
loiflun aIf fh, ~sfs faf rnft
yuRgtaf fnf when 'I..r sr
t3akr tr 30 drft .. nnr
Oh rrnflaperr frr I.
Instance those ft.Er tf''tf
slip - paper ard ..r..d
rrof fperhaIr Ir ft. ftF
ail u,uaf srrvf, gat
family may .hr-
~ tho family .l.rf.
~ fhcao frfra
~ rat,h j. u0
thIa NV fr.
nufS- 'rsr.,l
abG5r L. rf
and ti .ti tta
~ gat.. faf.
lrsHprI. 1Ifs
T.urrl...
Frte r
An
man II
tceufrg frurItr.r
ir fn.ar ..'Ir
rrq9lr.s r-eI1.
ul-lrr ttr
$50 rl..-n
N firrd
srHelo,.r
pr,a'..r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

- a#n 6t .nesr heart u fHll hat theg
hssss f4 aE.4ee lu Fl rnt tbe iuan thev
1ussbt Haae .nafriad And ~ the and
tars 8fe 9af- dfeEruntird sd maids for
1gt.H Hafrisd ma4 gets trad II
8 esEau md his dckic fancy f. 'nred hs
safgte Hfetfirr fac ne has always
la..ffa. ffg good ready made exeuse for
frstklnE eifh tae a'd iuv. lie cau
tlNsss haze an acute atta'k ~ con
a1ienee that requires fo have the old
EreVfh If affection removed
%ag aeed anv g.rl thiuk hat she rar
h4ee lo8r affair with a married man
without .adangering her reputation
~ matter hew innocent and idealistic
hef s8es t4ou may he sne wtli never he
aais ~ convince "A scandal l-iovinx world
II Fer ~ world IL worldly wise and
e.nHal II knows that ne man who
v ans voang girls heart knowing mat
~ IS not free - Offer nvr honorable
marriage. and vho takcs ner youth and
her beauty for MS own selfish enlos
mont knowing hat ne IS robbing her
u AL The rights IT her gIrihood. IS no
SIR Galahad He IS as yellow As :hey
some. and IS not - he trusted
To ths siFl ~ho wants 70 know II
there IS any wrong n having a love
5ftfalG WItn "A married man. / would suE
sest the one ufalllble les, Tor any such
human problem. wbIrh $ 10 Try It On
herself
Let hef put herself N the other
woman place Let her think II her
self rs married - a man she loves. and
the mother of his children LIT her
tnlnh II the years sac mas worked and
saved 10 help him get a start IN ne
world of the home they hav. made to-
gefhef. II ia. cid ase that she has ex-
lreted - pass with him Let hex think
Of herself as having grown middle-ased
and lost her beauty. and then ask her
srlf II She would think II right for
some girl. pretty, and slim, and young
enough - he her daughter. 70 come
along and take her husband away from
hsr. and break up her hone. and make
her children fatheriess
The girl who permits herself TO love
a married man is both fool and sinner
ard gets the punishment: here ana here
after. of both.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
LETTERS or TESSlE AND JOE

Dear Ioe
I came near winning a quarter ras-
ferday. By hat ! mean so say I would
nave Won it Il Id won he tet instead
IF losing It. Or rather didn q44te
lose .t.either But better explain me
whole thing - gou before Z start ~
sound conflicting.
You SEQ Mrs. FINK was over. and fe
started 20 talk about raising 4ttIe
,egelable patches this summer. and
from that the conversation drIftea nat
uraIIy - geography in general. and I
casually dropped remark about BuenAs
Ares being IN cuba. Whereupon Mrs.
PINK laughed diaboiicauy and said
3ueuas Ares sxas no more IN Cuba han
was. and ! offered 10 bet heT a quarter
that cuba Was The very place It vas
Wei she took me up joe. ana 7 got
down IN, dictionary ana opened 70 me
map in ne haek. and whether Il was a
new map or not dom know. but lns-
way il showed SGenas Aires as 1ein- n
south America of all places Df course
I wouldn't put my bare word against =
printed map in a copyrighted dictionary
but I wasn't going 30 be SUE poor
sport as 10 give up without a struggle.
50 I SAYS. We'll" I SAYS. Il looks IS j
We both lose. because you dldn >i-
anything about IL being in South Ameri-
ca. All you said was that it WASH 2
in cuba. and you can't win a bet by say
ing where a thing not, ! says. You
got TO be definite where betting IS con
cerned. l says.
Well Joe I never thought Mrs. Fink
could he such a poor sport. She insisted
that tht only question was whether il
was in cuba or not. and that South
America had nothing 70 DO with 1t, al
though I opened the dictionary ten times
ard showed her how South America en-
tered in SO compromised on going
ont with her when She left and buying
her n soda l really owed her a treat
ANYWAY. 50 after all there arr no bones
broken. Love from self and child,
Tessie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

tai school OF college IN the country. As
1t IS. there are plenty Of places where
she can set what she wants already
4 woman dentist can expect 10 make
a good income is she IS earnest at the
work aud wjst in choosing her locality
There are .xcellent opportunities m
public health work and also in indus
trial organizations Of the better kind,
where the Employees health is looked
after, especially where women are en-
floyed Here the skillful woman den
tist viii soon be recognized as a ne
ceSSity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

'-op,r4Eht 1921 hv th" wheeler - nai'
4 yourE a.r, ,>r.t.4 u,e thaf ah, and
+, t.ttr4.a ifatn ar. Is lat. Win c*,h
.tt,t ~b. sass thtt ,h.u affection il
Iaap ,td 1d.aH4ts ana that 81, do,a
r.t ,>je,t yt a,eH, thc nAn to f"t
--a. ISIS NIT, "ra nsIfN hti
u. >n h.n. aus hair sam come
,t sutn heaaf4te isEt shr a"N9
Iro ,ru th.nk aut rsei gau come Of
vruld a-. hr3 ii r,pN
I,.,.tr.. out of .ttt fss.4t.,u tho wronE
Hf Woman ...,s h,s 4tet,r- woman
..h.a .h, ,r,a.4t4E,s h.r husband to-
N ta.fhl,ss ~ h,r aud th, Hrterarahie
lr.ur, sbr does tt The aildren whose
f4thcs er, tak,e avo from thom-for
ii. iu4f ,an AZ Isis dut1 a~ father and
h. 4 rhi,aud,rt1 .it th. ~.in, ttlno-l't
us CONSIDER III .a4. Z, ~. girl alone.
What does sin 1,t out uf a lov"
affair with nar1gd r'au
she viii Sd, luNc True Eut size
r,,~ the Jess III tho bottom 81 the cup
,t lo,t uat the WINE The few brief
hours az rapture that she knows in
I.14nr. and being loved do not com
,.,rsaty her fcr the days and Wc'hs
.lsd months and wears 81 black despair
th4t aie the inevitable portion - nurs-
irc bopcltss passion
Every Young alrl dreams of love, but
-Uc dreams of II coming "a her ds
something that yvlu crown her life with
5,l something th3t VIII hav, no re-
er,ts bound up with IT, something Of
winch she can boast and be proud And
she expects tins le1Te 20 slower into a
wedding bell
The girl who falls ia love With a
married man can never know the clean
f4ppIncss ~ love II,Is IS always thu
guilty passion something furuve and
"a l., hidden Her romance does not
wander down ilow.ry paths 1t sulks
behind closed doors and at ciandcstine
meetings AT shabby restaurants, and
taxing from every kiss its sweetness.
is The knowledge that ono is not play
.rc th, game. that one is not sporting.
that in the background there is help
lcss woman who is being robbed with
ols1 being given ehance 10 defend her
self
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
WHY? :?
WI, Does Hot Water Clean Things
Better Than Cold
Copyright, 1920. by
Wheeler Sy Indicate Inc.

Better Than Cold
II the object which We desire 10 clean
is soiIed with a substance which con
tains no oil or fat-such as ordinary
dust or dirt accumulated from the yard
we viii ind that cold water VIII
cleanse II just as Well as hot. for in this
cas-. the temperature of the water has
no effect upon it's ability - flush loose
the particles of dirt. But the moment
We attempt to wash anything greasy,
such as the dinner dishes or even our
hands on which there is always min
ute deposit Of OIL from the skin we
md that hot water viii work far bet
ter than cold
The difference. therefore. lies not in
The degree Of heat IN the water itself,
but IN the character Of the dirt which
We are attempting to eradicate. Hot
water turns solid fats and oils into a
LIQUID which il is easy 70 wash away,
while cold water merely solidifies these
substances and makes them adhere
more closely than ever. AS the great
majorit, II dirt is of a greasy nature.
either 81 account of the o. which it
contains OF the bodily secretion with
which IL is mixed hot water viii be
found more cffcacious in al least ninety
per cent of the cases
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

1b, woman vhr haa . lasr aTa4r
With 2 nH4fi.d man fnast r.ffors -
dir. 4uen ae,4dea Or tcstaass - ~
almost punishment ruauFb ~ ~ fe#s
ami het 4n Gh, are4 alathe5 .tnffa
h.1i tn, uainc II THE man she inses#
anil occupy thr social position thaf -
glves her Shr knows that the uan
Who tclia her h. loves her would not
ask her g. his houae ot introduce hsr
to his friends ~ mare th3u eaaa75ss
greet her ou the streets sir Knows
that white ne tells her that his sife
docs not understand him ard taat ~
ls tired II her. set that thy arc bound
together ~ thousand tics q mutual
int,r,et. and that Just h,easass a woman
IS mans wife. sets h,r apart for HIM
from all other women
M other woman IN n, world goes
through such grinding torment II sus.
plciou. and anxiety. and jealousy. -
docs the girl who Is ia love With
married man she knows no mofnent
iu which the er.+.n-cyctt monster does
not bear her bitter company There =
no peace uor happiness ~ such a loye.
because there is no faith IN 1t III her
soul the woman knows that the man
has sworn 10 love and honor. vii not
be true to h,r. and that just Is She
took him away from one Uonan 80
.one younger and prettier girl Mi
eventually take him away from hsI
II a girl does not expect To- exentaart
marry the man with whom she Is IN
low. she IS booming herself 10 a bar
ren life III which she viii nave only thu
husks of affection to feed upon For
this taInishcd romance she Is giving
up all the love that ends IN husband.
home and children The mating time
in womaus life is short Il is eoIu-
prised IN the few years Of her youth
ami beauty. ard If she gives these -
a man Who has nothing ta offer IL re=
turn tor them. she mikes a losing
bargain.
There are plenty Of women who are
foolish enough 10 make this mistake
They let their youth So by while they
play about with some married man. and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

NJ voi, shall not take Your nightly ride,
AM Vou shall change INTO the fish before
my eyes. and VIII So thdt me So'u
cat eats its
The ogre did not inlSh Wildl ne ""S
saving for the cat and The witch start
I'd of on the run. which made the ogre
laugh - hard H. sh"oN TN tree ana lht
Princess WAS SURE ht W"uiG see h'i.
But he uldu {. ana soon ne WAS dSletll
hN the cav, door and the Princess ran
on IN the direction the Wltch ana Eoid
at had gone.
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Il fine art today It is chiefly protective
care 1t is IN, modern notion that the
mouth must bo kept in perfectly
healthy state. and preventive dentistry
is forging to the front Prophylactic
work is where women excel
a girl may find it best to 20 to work
under a skilled dentist and to become
his assistant. gradually taking over the
special jobs he assigns to her until she
is proficient in prophylactic dentistry.
specializing with the soft tissues of the
mouth and with pyorrhoea. 70 her pa
ti.nts will come regularly for treatment.
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Vr.r tn, With and h.r au.,i ,an-
t...r..-.- ,..,. h,d +, mountain with = big
,.e..piur tu one -i,I. SLOWLY tha hro"'n-
.ts.k sailed down toward th' ltt''' NV
.,rr. III land anG "h'h 'i'' Wt"'
uured ~ shy s,w fh. lrn,'s@.
3lt,k. ron hehfnd t1't hi- fi''
sad
sh, dli as The vi. t'id h'i. 'i''i
-b, had only pHllod h'1 ~>Iits I'~' a''''t
~. when + bia oerr With tvo heads
etcrucd out ~ th, cay,
Get 10 yrar work. ~ commanded
tb. witch ami th. gold ,at and -.c
that YOU do All ha4e st tol Nu# tu iii
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whether or not their teetlt are sound.
She can remain an assistant to a big
man. Or she can so on and take course
at a college that viii give her diploma
and will allow her to work at the higher
branches of the profession. or girl
can so into dental student work straight
from a regular college course. and spe-
cialize later on. Nowadays women
stil have trouble in many places in get
ting the same training as a man. but the
prejudice against our sex in this work
is rapidly dying and very soon she will
be able to take full courses III any den
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THE GIRL ON THE JOE.
BY Jessie Roberts.
Copyright 1920 by Wheele. Sy Indicate. n
WOMEN As DENTISTS.

NUWEN ~ UTN TTNTN.
Since the war there has beel a great
expansion Of dentistry. People have
come 70 realize as never before the
Importance Of the teeth TO the general
health, quite aside from their own condi-
ton. and no longer let thcm e unti a
toothache sends them - the dentist for
relief.
Women are entering tho profession
of dentistry with considerable success.
a Woman's excellence in detail, her ca
pacIty to take infinite pains, are worth
their weight in gold whom il comes t.
dentistry. And women usually get
along better with children than men.
The care Of chIldrens teeth has become