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EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS
wEs1ERN REALrY sPEcIAL NUsIRnzR a.

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NUMBER III ST.
Here Is a business opportunity that IL ready TO step right into and
make money. Now operating II a good profit A good high class trade
Is Established 1t eonatss II n garage business a fully equipped work
shop. all the tools and equpment are Included In The ale prizes, room
to store about 20 cars: equipped Will as heat There Is also a three
Don house. fully furnished including a vietoh and a hundred records.
Exceptionally good furniture, ractcai new las hat and IL OF tha
Is Etnatei on a big lot which fronts on " Streets rarage fronting
o M street and the house on the other. Zig apartment house nezt
door which affords a great deal of good trade for tho garge. There Il
a fine opportunity here to install n small tore. In a part OF tho garage.
To tax care of tho apartment house. grocery trade and altogether there
are very EXCEPTIONAL business opportunities afforded
house. buildings and lot; entire equipment IN the garage. ad the house
compietdy furnished. everything going except clothing and some cut
glass The place is ready for yu I o move IN n establish your home;
the garage Is ready Tor you to begin doing business and taking IN
for a small business IA on a good mechanic. who wishes to set a busi-
mesa for himself. this IL M opportunity o. a life time We are Instructed
tic sell thsq quickly and the proposition n been made 70 attractive that
that wfl b 10 accomplished to a n absolute certainty.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL, NUMBER I1s-
This number is attractive enough TO appear under UT Extra Specials,
being four rooms and bath, very hose In Has n garage on the re
Of the lot; sidewalks md curhs arc IN m all paid for. is located on Md
main gate. The price Is only $500. o. vey easy terms
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NUMBER ~
Here is n very attractive ltue home. thrSs rooms and bath. located
on South Jackson. in the vicinity Of GOOD homes. Good sized rooms. nice
y painted II; east front; lot 5ox140f feet. and N every N a very attract
tive little homo and price, n less than It can b. reproduced. Available for
quick action at $4,000 o you own terms.
Fifty iosin n tract in northeast Casper will sell IN body at
about half their actual value for cash. Here Is a fine portuni for
anyone seeking a Investment that is safe and sound and Offering certain
Possibilities Of big profit.
Phone The Western Realty and Lot Sales Co. Phone
1918 511 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. 1918
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED TO BoRRow-Five thous-
and dollars on good security. P. o.
box 1894. Alt.
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FOR SALE OK RENT

FO2 SALE OR RENT A medium
size safe. Kline Jewslry store. OIL
building. 1-a1-st
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Improved homestead re-
Enquishment. II miles from Casper;
win take good car. Phone 1431W-
2-1-st'
, 1922-02-01

Notice of hearing on the assess
ment roll for the construction of ce-
ment sidewalks abutting the fol-
lowing described property:
N. soft. of unnumbered Lot s. e.
of Block Sc.
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SERVICES OFFERED

and tailor
ing; plain and fancy sewing; de-
|signing and alterations by day; good
Workmanship; satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. George. Phone sos. 1-si-st"
, 1922-02-01

OUT OF TOWN advertisements
must b accompanied by cash or check
in full payment Of h same. Note
the foregoing Instructions about
counting the words and the rate per
word for The Casper Daily Tribune
, 1922-02-01
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR RENTlThreo furnished rooms.
basement. near refinery, wood floors.
Light. clean. only $3.50. 1927 South
Cottonwood street. 2-1-6t'
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON AS
SESSMENT ROLL FOR THE CON-
STRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS
AUDITING THE PROPERTY
HEREIN DESIGNATED
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ADVERTISING RATEs-Ths rate
for inserting Want Ads in The Cas-
per Daily Tribune Is III cents n word
zach insertion: minimum rs cents
, 1922-02-01

CLOSING HoUR-want Ads 70 Be
Classified properly must be in The
Daily Tribune office before
1880. Want Ads received after 1880
to 1910 D. m. will We inserted u-5er
the Iad. Too Late to Classify"
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FOR SALE OK TRADE

FOR TRADE-A good car for Casper
property; also some building and
loan stock. Phone 107S. 2-1-1t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT - Housekeeping spzrt
msnts. reduced 40 I'd
west avenue tt-af
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FOR RENT-H0USES

FOR RENT-House. $50 South Ash
street. Inquire Sales across street
from $50. 2-1-1t'
, 1922-02-01
NOTICE.

Piano tuning, repairing. etc; WORT
guaranteed. Wade Cramer. Phone 146i
2-1-4t'
, 1922-02-01
POSITIONS WANTED

WANT janitor or porter work and
1-s14t.
, 1922-02-01

FOR RENTLTwo nice gentlemen de
string room and board in modern
home inquire T43 South Durbin street,
2-1-1t
, 1922-02-01
2O2 O-S Building
Office Phone 1929 Home Phone 543J
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Used piano. mahogany
284R. 1-30-3t
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FOR s%ALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE5One-lalf OF corner lot.
Inquire at 1447 South Durbin or
phone 17o9w. 1-2s-7t'
, 1922-02-01

FOR RENT-Fourroom unfurnished
house with range. bath and fur
mace. eight blocks from post office;
East, Second street on pavement.
Phone 1881. 1-ao-st
, 1922-02-01

H. H. PRICE, City Clerk.
Publish Jan. IS. 80. 81. Feb. 1, 1922,
, 1922-02-01

FOR RENT - Three-room furnished
hous'. with gas; close in a4o South
Ash street. 1-3O-3t
, 1922-02-01

FOR RENT = Two.room furnished
basement apartment; prefer man
and wife. 500 CY Phone
1Os6W. 1-3o-3t
, 1922-02-01
PERSONAL
LEARN TFTF0RAPW

In night class Tuesday. THURSDAY
and Saturday nights each week. Cas-.
per Business College. Phone A47w.
1896
, 1922-02-01

READINGS given By Madam Wonder.
palm. mind or cards 319 East =
street. opposite burlington freight de-
pot. Phons STAR 1-Si-st
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Your want ad In Every Evening
reaches 90. goo readers daily.--Adv.
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WANTED-To rent a house q or rooms
conveniences; city or suburbs; July IS
Address 10, Every Evening Office.
WILL LEASE GARAGE-with or with
out storage: rent must be reasonable. In
replying. give details, +. D.. Every
Evening Office.
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Tell All the Facts in Your AID.


Decision In the cass Of William Mo-
Loud. oolor~d. OF $40 Front street,
charged IN City Court this morning
with assault and battery on his wife
viii be handed down by Judge Hast
inxs tomorrow.
Mcloud admitted beating and stab
hing his wife. hut he showed wounds
which he said HIS wife had inflicted on
him. The woman admitted that she
had at one timc faced charges Of muir
dcring her fret husband In Media, Pa.
but hnd been freed on the grounds OF
self-dsfcnse.
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AUCTIONS--LECALS.
Auction Sales


ESTATE OR JOHN c. DIEHL. DE-
CEASED-Notice is hereby given that
letters documentary upon ths estate Of
Jonn 9. Diehl, lato Of New Castle nun
dred deceased, were duly gran ted unto
oaona Diehl Charles Diehl and John
Corbit Hayes, on the twenty sixth day
OF June, A. ID. 1922, and all persons
indebted 10 the said deceased are re-
quosted 70 mako payment % the szecu-
tors without delay. and all persons
having demands against the deceased
srs required 70 exhibit and present the
same duly probated 70 the said executors
on or before the twenty sixth day Of
June. A D. 1923 or abide by che Law
In this behaf Galena Diehi. Charles
Diehl John CoTbit Hayes executors
Address Bear. Delaware
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EVERY EVENING

EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
Indevcd FOR Quick Reference
LINE RArKs PER DAY.
Count sty words to the line.
Count initials and numbers as words.
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Charge Prepaid.
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LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
special rates for business Advertising
given upon request
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Republication VIII he made for errors
noe the fault OF the advertiser, II advcrtis-
after nrst publications OF advertisement.
SClASslflCAr1oNS NOT PER-
MlrrtD
FlErHONED ADS.
classified advertisements that are tele-
rhoncu 90 kyery Evening with I've accepted
a. the charge rates shown above. But
thc prepaid cost amount will I've accepted
es fun payment AZ offered at tho business
Office within six days after any such al
is nrst printed IN the paper. Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
viii he collected
An classined advertising received by
pV.ry Evening M to Il clock a m day
~ publication viii ho placed under the
proper Consultations on the Classified
Page Advertising received after |
o'clock will he grouped together under
the heading Too Late 20 Classify" and
vii hc found on psre ~
Telephone our Want Ads.
PROM TWp-rN Or HUNDRED
Asa Tor n want Ad 1akcr
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MERCHANDISE.
HOu sch old Goods

SEWING MACHINE-Wbi drop head
all attachments cannot be told from
now, ID. E. Hartman. 800 West Ninth
str-y.
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APARTMENT-Fur 3 rooms and
private bath; all convenicDces; reason
abe; immediate possession. GIG Jeffer-
son street.
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Houses For Sale

FOR SALE. OR T-Seventeen-room
house with store make fine boarding
house or apartment. Apply 215 King
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06

APARTMENT-Four rooms with both
Apply Lewis Grocery Store, Fourth and
Monroe
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

YOUNG. EDUCATED BUSINESS MAN
and reputable firm; willing to invest
some capital coupled with active ser
vice: all replies strictly confidential. Ad
dress y II, Every Evening once.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
business Property

COLD STORAGE PbANT-For sale 2
6-ton ice machines and l50-horsepower
boiler. suitable for ice cream manufac-
turing company; size lot 100 so
Apply Wilmington Provision Co. foot
OF Orange street.
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HOAIE--Fine. modern. in first-class con-
dltiou. rooms. bath, 2 porches, cleo
trio gas, heat. running water, third floor
and basement, shades, screens and avn
ings. cement, front, side and back OF
house, good, central location; price rea-
Evening Ofice.
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bEWINo hCHINE-Drop-head Stand
ard, like new. all attachments; will guar
entee i've years; free trail and your own
terms TO pay II. E. Hartman. 500 West
Ninth klrnnL
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APARTMENT-Fou rooms and bath
Apply all Market street
APARTMENT Bachelor, furnished
Phone 1854 II.
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Summer Places For Rent

HOUSE-About eight rooms: must have
four bedrooms; western section. Phone
T2l3-W
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments For Rsnt

APARTMENT--Nor corner Eighth
and Washington ptrcets. rooms and
private BATH first floor: Immediate pos
session. Apply Security Trust aud Safe
Deposit Company
Evening star., 1922-07-31

chintz and wicker, with hanging bas-
kets. window boxes and vines. and
then have to have this fiery horror in
the midst of 1t all"' she declared.
why can't we make the ice sign and
the expressman's sign. and all tho
other trades peoples signs a decora-
tive feature of the house, wonder
Provided 1t can be plainly seen, I
don't see any reason why 1t has to
be the glaring sign that Is supplied
by the company in each case"
She's an efficient lady, the modern
housekeeper. and when she sees the
possibility Of adding to the homelike-
ness and charm either setting, she is
likely to carry out her ideas speedily.
BY the end Of that week there was
fastened to the corner framework of
her cottage-where the side eleva-
ton Joined the front elevation-an
attractive bit of decorative ironwork
which formed a slender support for
swinging sign-'1ce." Upon a
ground of deep, clear blue. the yellow
letters stood out quito as clearly and
effectively as II they wore in bright
red on the square white card Of the
ice company. The letters were not
the usual -hard-boiled ones, but were
pleasantly shaped and shaded. The
sign, which was easily seen from
the street. had the quaint charm: of
the swinging signs seen nu little tea
houses or the antique shops OF sum-
mer colonies.
Evening star., 1922-07-31
LISTEN, WORLD!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON.

you m s'pose pos I know III I'm writing
this with my shirt waist looking like
q poultice and my marcel feelin' like
= bunch of chilli con carns. Which
.ss, yoa. not mEas iafSs yen ~h IN IT, case .
boiled beans favored with hell hre.
Horrid simile? sure. Matches the
day. Uncomfortable day. Irritating
day. Unspeakable day. Yep. But
why take 1t as q perconal insult?
Is your baby sq%.wlinE? Ha. your
only one. Babis. always sauawi.
once boys always quit. That's life.
Do you wish you could 30 on q vaca-
ton? Are you sore because you can't?
Does marriage seem Q failure be-
cause you can't have an automobile
like Rita. or because the wife wants
". you to stop po. and buy the supper
course. 1t is. But why add to your
miseries by feeling that all the
gloom has focused on you? Why
hog the center stage of adversity?
The weather's no hotter for you than
for any one else. Your business and
q million homes at this minute. II
you beef you're only one of a mighty
chorus. But why beef?
No, this isn't q sermon. As q mat
ter OF fact, I haven't the slightest
interest in your immortal soul. so
calm yourself. I'm simply passing
on \ little friendly tip. i've found
out q few things-maiRly-b -by beefing
myself. !, too. used to think fate
had 1t in for me. Every pin prick
of fortune bore a special delivery
stamp. just for me. Or. so thought
I was always looking for trouble, and
as a locker I held the worlds cham
pionsh!p, for I always found 1t. So
Evening star., 1922-07-31
Persian and Venetian Styles
BY ANNE RITrENHOUsE.

| PARIS.-Persian embrolderies. Per-
! sian silks and Persian fashions have
sprung up here overnight
| One recalls with amazement that
the Persian women of 9ess enlight-
-ened generation used to devote the
leisure hours of childhood and early
youth to the embroidery of a single
pair of nuptial trousers, and very
often the most priced bit of Persian
embroidery in museums or collections
of Persian art consists of pair of
such trousers on which some little
Persian girl has worked all her young
life
Undoubtedly the French designers,
! milliners and dressmakers have the
public rather at their mercy; for the.
fublic--at least the public in search
of new summer clothes doesn't
bother itself very much over fine dis
tinctionS III oriental art. And en-
broideries. printed silks. figured mus
lins that might quite easily have been
dubbed Indian few months ago
when Paris was most eagerly watch
ing the English crown prince on his
colonial travels, are now taken from
the shelves and elaborately labeled
Persian.
discrimination on the part of many,
one still must marvel at the seeming
ease and rapidity with which the new
craze for Persian fabrics has been
satisfied. The sketch shows one of
the new foulards in Persian design
that has made its appearance at the
races courses and other smart as
semblies lately.
This design really is Persian, and
shows the same colorful and intri-
cate conventionalized floral design
for which Persian prints, Persian en-
broideries and Persian paintings are
renowned.
The frock itself shows Venetian in
spiration--the long slashed sleeves
being of exactly the sort that we as
Sociate with the costumes in THE
Merchant of Venice
Since the Bal du Grand Prix, with
it's Persian and Venetian setting. the
two things that the spectacularly
smart woman of Paris has wanted to
do was to appear first in Persian
style and then in Venetian. Having
done that she may follow her own
sartorial taste, appearing in full long
skirts of organdie in second empire
style or wearing the abbreviated
waist and straight sCant skirt that
suggests the directoire or empire.
AS vet one can only conjecture con-
cerning the possible effect of the Per-
sian-Venetian craze. Undoubtedly 1t
will be the source of inspiration for
Evening star., 1922-07-31

went on sizzling and stewing and
snifiinE and storming until one day
= great light broke on me. had to
get to work.
had to work 20 hard and fast and
constantly that I didn't have time to
psychoanalyxe sall my sneezes. /
couldn't even stop to pant. And sud
denly I realised that 1t was I, and
/ alone. who had been putting that
peculiar bitterness into experiences.
Life hadn't changed. Days were hot.
Babies bawled. Neighbors were
sniffy. Bosses were mean. And I
was poor. But my lot differed not q
whit from other lots. If they didn't
have one thing they had another.
Blisters are no respectors Of persons.
And none of 1t n1attered greatly ii
I didn't let ii get my goat. OF that
final cause for happiness or. misery l.,
alone, was master. I could keep
my goat at home. And did.
Hot? OF course it's hot! But what
Of It?
(OopyYiRht 1927
Evening star., 1922-07-31
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
By William Brady, NJ. D.
Noted Physician and author.

think 1 should take the serum treat
ments"-Louise NJ.
Answer-If the doctor has deter
mined by incubation test with gold
eHrod pollen extract that you are
representative to goldenrod, l should
advise you to take the treatments.
which will be quite certain to bring
about much Improvement. Your aunt's
objection Is based on misunderstand-
ing of the nature of the treatment.
which isn't a serum treatment at all,
but just kind of scientific homeo-
pathic treatment. A boy in our town
was given real serum treatment and
he afterward was elected to the legis-
lature. but don't tell your aunt l
said so.
Evening star., 1922-07-31
Cuban Corn Cakes.

Scald well one cup of the best
corn meal. in which are mixed two
Of sugar and one tea
spoon Of salt. Thin this with cold,
sweet milk: enough 30 that it holds
together well. Have a deep frying
pan with hot olive oil. Drop tho
batter from a spoon. and fry to a
crisp brown. The oil must not be
too hot at first, or the cakes will
burn instead of cooking. Serve with
sirup, or plain, with coffee, for break
fast. These are nutritious and an
excellent food for children.
Evening star., 1922-07-31
Your Home and
You
BY HELEN KENDALL
Signs Of the Times.

What ssre the housewives signs Of
the times.?
Well there is the ice sign, to be-
gin with. Three or four times week.
a front window or dangled from a
post of the veranda, its blatant scar
let and white quite as conspicuous
and Rndecorative as sore thumb. 1t
catches not only the eye of tho Ice
man. but that of every passerby on
foot or in a motor, and commands
more attention than the hollyhocks
along the wall or the charmingly fur
nished terrace.
One homemaker l know of simply
rebeIled against having her pretty
house disflgured half the time by this
unlovely signal.
1T hurts my artistic feelings to
have my porch all dressed up in gay
Evening star., 1922-07-31
Diary of Professional Movie Fan
Give and Let Live" Code Of Eu-
BY GLADYS HALL.

Jaw "AAN ~Ss OA'S1 W.
gene Palette.
Have you seen Eugene Palette
lately?
The last time I saw him We had
luncheon together. and having lunch
con with Eugene Palette is an ex-
periencs that fingers long after other
experiences are herein recorded-and
as soon forgotten.
Eugene belieyes in having a good
time-in letting the "other fellow"
have g. good time-and call it a day!
Liva and let live: that's his cult;
that's his code; that's his creed. He
All, make the most Of what we yet may spend.
Before We. too, into the dust descend.
A student of old Omar, you Soc.
Life 10 short. he thinks. and life
should be merry. There is one time
and only one when he takes himself,
the world and things in general very
seriously. and that Is when he 10
working. Incidentally, he always
felt himself cut out FOR emotional
drama. and generally found his pic
lures. when cut. were farce comedies.
stage s,tractian!" / said. Il can't
and a formula"
vitality" he returned. physical
attraction. Much more important
than mere beauty. Much more i'm
portant than youth. A sort of an
electrical aura people get without
quite knowing what 1t Is all about.
Consider Bernhardt: The more vi
tality one has to give, the greater
tho force of the attraction"
We talked about love. friendship
and women. On the last mentioned
topic Mr.. Palette 10 something Of
an enthusiast. AZ behta and becomes
a scholar and q gentleman.
Does love last?' .pensively In
quired. trying to introduce Romance
with capital into the breezy table
talk.
Mr.. Palette drew one or two con-
clusions based upon observation, not
to say experience. Then he said:
Evening star., 1922-07-31

teaspoonful Of baking. powder. mixed
thoroughly in it, one-fourtb .tsa-
spoonful Of powdered cinnamon and
one-half q teaspoonful Of vanilla
after blending thoroughly. Roll cut
In bars about one inch by three
inches. Bake slowly for about
twenty minutes.
Evening star., 1922-07-31
Cinnamon Vanilla Cookies.

Cream one cup of brown sugar and
one-haif cup of butter and lard
mixed. adding one egg unbesten. and
mix all together: then add one and
one-half cups OF bread crumbs. one
and one-half cups of -four with one
Evening star., 1922-07-31

'The only. platonic friendship pos
sible is that risen from the ashes of
a dead love affair. There is nothing
so dead in .all the world as a love
that Is dead. Love Is a living thing,
essentially, and when it is dead
II 10 dead: but that is no reason why
friendship should not arise out of
that death, purged of jealousy and
bitterness There should be truth in
love, freedom and fact.
Live and let live. as will do:
Love and let love, and so will /.
Swineburne said something like
that. Mr.. Palette lives something
like that.
(Cppyright, 1927
Evening star., 1922-07-31

Prices realized ON Swift 4 Company
sales sales o, Gns sne ne IN mH s Isae on :ho or
ments sold out. ranged from eco cents to II. %
cents per pound and averaged 1895 cents per
und.-Advertisement,
Evening star., 1922-07-31
2. "Washes" As,sy

Gritty. soapless pastes may show quick resultas
If you secured away your skin nature could
replace that Slverware secured with grit or
hanh chemicals can also be restored II dam
aged. But even nature will not replaces tooth
enamel # once it Is worn away. Decide on the
safe and sane method Of cleansing teeth. Betess
1t Is to'use safe dental cream now than su&0
yeass Of ssgsee laees On. M
Evening star., 1922-07-31
Things You'll Like
to Make

evenings here Is sleeve that will
serve as a scarf. 1t Is long flowing
sleeve of black lace that is slit at
the front 1t fits closely around the
arm as far as the elbow. then falls
away to the back. If you need a
scarf, just throw one or both of the
sleeves around your neck and they
will protect you from the cool breezes.
FLORA.
(Conyripht 1921
Evening star., 1922-07-31
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Kiddies should Toe In.

My little girl. aged four. toes in a
little. Is there any cure for it?-Mrs.'
q. c. B.
Answer-Children should toe in
little-that is, when they walk or
stand their toes should point straight
ahead. so that the feet are parallel
and not outward. 1t is sign and
cause Of weak or pronted feet and
of falling arches to stand: or walk
toeing out. Many children require
persistent reminding not to toe out,
and unfortunately many shoes in
fiicted on growing children favor or
actually compel toeing out. If you
believe your little girl is pigeon-toed
in nm abnormal degree you should
take her to a competent orthopedic
surgeon who will advise whether COR
rective footwear, exercises, braces or
other; treatment may beAneeded. i
should he pleased to suggest such
physician by mail, II you know Of
none or. do not wish. to ask your fam
lily physician to suggest one.