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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09
H 0 M { DEMONSTRATION
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
Cookies.

COOKIES. 4
3-4 cup shortening.
= cups sugar. .
+ IA cup milk .
= eggs. Z
Ia teaspoon grated nutmeg. I
teaspoon vanilla or grated =
+ ring of 1 lemon. I
cups flour. 4
teaspoons baking powder. I
Cream shortening and sugar 4
together; add milk to beaten I
+ eggs and beat again. add slowly 1
to creamed shortening and su- I
+ gar; add flavoring: add 2 cups 4
= flour sifted with baking powder Z
+ and nutmeg; add enough more i
= flour to roll easily. Roll out :
very thin on floured board; cut Z
+ with cookie cutter; sprinkle with Z
sugar; put raisin or piece of Z
= walnut in the center of each. 1
= Bake about, II minutes in hot I
+ oven. 1
+ Chocolate Filling. 4
ounces melted chocolate. 4
tablespoons cream. 1
l egg. 4
3-4 cup powdered sugar. 1
l tablespoon corn starch.
+ is teaspoon salt. 4
= l teaspoon vanilla extract 4
Add melted chocolate and 1
cream to beaten egg; mix in .
powdered sugar gradually; add .
corn starch which has been .
+ mixed with little cold water; I
cook in top of double boiler, STIR :
ring constantly until smooth .
+ and thick; add salt and vanilla. .
+ Spread between layers of cake. .
". ID.
L a L A
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09
LUNCHEON is GIVEN.

Mrs. X. l.. Oliver and daughter,
Mrs. Chauncey Smith. entertained
with an enjoyable luncheon yester-
day at the home of Mrs. Oliver, 511
Perkins Avenue. st. Patrick's deco
Iations were used most effectively.
Covers were laid for Mrs. ID. B.
Waffle, Mrs. George Hunter Mrs.
Lewis King. Mrs. Henry Struve and
the hostesses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09
DINNER is GIVEN.

The first birthday anniversary of
little David Nelson. Jr., was observed
on Tuesday when Mr.. and Mrs. C. B..
Isaac entertained with birthday din
ner. The honoree is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Nelson and grandson Of
David II. Nelson of this city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09
EAVEc Enp pOpTTANn

LEAVES FOR PORTLAND.
Mrs Charles Bond left last evening
for Portland. where she will join Mr..
Bond, who departed for the city on
Tuesday evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09
CLUB TO MEET.

The Current Literature Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon in the club
room of the library Mrs. J. T..
Robinson and Mrs. Mary Disosway
will be hostesses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09
SUCH PAINS AS
This WOMAN HAD
Two Months Could Not Turn in Bed.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pognd Finally Restored Health

Seattle, Washington. -'T had drag
ging pains first and could not stand on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09
MARRIAGE soLEMNIzED.

MARRIAGE SoLEMNIZED.
The marriage of Miss Therese Sny-
der and Ernest Linn Crockatt, both
of Pendleton. was solemnized yes
tenday afternoon at three o'clock in
Portland, at Trinity church. The
wedding was a simple one. only the
brides mother. Mrs. j. NJ. p. Sny-
der, being present. Mr.. and Mrs.
crockatt will after April make
their home at 920 Vincent street, in
the Fred Stelwer residence.
TO HEAR OPERA.
The season UI grand opera, which
opens in Portland March 22. is at
tracing the attention of Pendleton
music lovers. Mrs. G. w. Phelps
who went to Portland recently. will
remain in Portland for the opera sea-
son. Other local people who are plan
ming to attend are Mrs. NoTborne
Berkeley. Miss Mildred Berkeley and
Mrs. Lawrence G. Frazier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09
RETURN FROM TRIP.

Rev. and Mrs. A. Blasberg return
ed today after an enjoyable three
months visit at their old home in
Minnesota.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09
GUESTS FROM ATHENA.

MIS- Ralph McEwan, Mrs. Scott
f1sher, Mrs. Loren IJasler Mrs.
omer Stephens, Mrs. Robert Proud
MT and Mrs. j. Il. Froome, Athena
matrons, are in Pendleton today as
guests or the Pendleton Women's
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09

RETURN FROM CONDOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Sherman re-
turned yesterday from Condor. Mr..
sherman left today for Walla Walla.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09

The Girls Purity Protective Patri-
QUO Assembly will hold cooked food
sale on Saturday at Alexander's.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09

LEANIE FOR LA GRANDE.
Mrs. Dora b. Schilke left today for
La Grande after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Edna S. Morrison.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-09

LEAVES FOR HELIX.
Mrs John Loeding left today for
her home in Helix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
PAM BRICKELOvA SPRO.
STENA Why.

72-leta Mary Brickelova,
matka odsouzene vrazednice
vlastniho muze, Evy Kateriny
Kaberove, jez byla v obzalobe
pro spoludcastenstvi ma sensa-
cnim tom zlocinu, byla vcera
soudcem G.. P. Baerem ma "a
dost asistenta okresniho zalob-
ce Cassidyho propustena 2
obzaloby. Nebylo proti nj zad-
nych usvedcujicich dIkazd a
zda Sc, ze starena neni ami zod
pov&dna "a sve ciny,A nasled-
KEN chatrneho jiz zdravi. Dee
ra jeji jest zavrena ma dozivo-
tt v Marysvillske robotarne
pro zeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
vELKY PozAR MA EUCLID,
e rodin ma It&lu pred rox.
poutanymi plameny.

Ia dnesnfho casneho Ultra
propukl ohen We velkem apart
mentnfm dome Chelsea, 64O1
Euclid ave., jez Sc tax rychle
sifil, ze 20 rodin Sc muscle u
chyliti ma ulice.. V jednom prf.
pade vynesl hasic Michael Boy.
de onemocnelou .slecnu Irenu
Kossmanovou z postele.
DIE nahledu hasicI zpiso.
ben byl pozar zanicenim hro.
mady sneti We sklepe. Ohen
byl zahy hasici uhasen, tax ze
skoda ma 3patrove budove, pa
trici Oh. Barrow jest pomerne
dosti mala, pouhych $1,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
SMRT NASLEDKEM NEMfR-
NEHO POzITl LIHOVIN.

Do Mount Sinai nemocnice
dopraven byl We stredu dvema
neznamymi muzi dosud nezji-
steny muz, jenz vcera zemrel.
Koroner A. P. Hammond "a
posmrtne prohlidky zjistil, ze
smrt zpdsobena byla pozitfm
vetsiho mnozstvi lihovin. Poll
Gle nynf patra po jeho dru-
hech. Mrtvy byl holohlavym
muzem, starym as SO rokI, pet
stop 9 palcd vysoky, modrych
oci a oden byl v tmavy oblek,
dvemodre pracovnf kosile, dvo
je spodni pradlo a cerne boty
a cerne ponozky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
ZE zARLIVOSTI UDANY
VINOPALNfK.

Do prohibicnf 1radovny do
Sci dopis, v kterem 81 stezuje
jisty podvedeny manzel, ze mu
zena utekla k byvalemu prite-
Ii, jenz vydelava spoustu pc
nez nedovolenou vyrobou ko-
ralky chybnym pravopisem
zadal, ably zradny kamarad
byl zavren zena jeho mu ma
vracena. A take skutecne sli
agent po stope a objevili v u
dane adrese 30-gallonovy a.
parat v pine praci, jakoz i "a
sobu kvasiva i neco hotove jiz
whisky. Svidce putoval do
Ibasy a podvadeny manzel ny
nj premlouva navracenou mu
zenu, aby pamatovala ma stare
prfslovf, "ze nenf/vzdy zlatem,
co sc leskne."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16

kud mozno vyssi postavy (rfe-
nj to vsak podminkou), barva
'vlastd lhostejna, pffjemny ze-
vn6jsek. Veno cd 10000 Kc
.yyse. Nejradeji bych, kdyby
to byla dcera nebo vdova po
|ddstojniku byvale rakouske ar
mady; rovnez dcera tovarnika
nebo velkoobchodnika nebo
velkostatkare by byla vitana,
v kteremzto prfpade bych Sc
|mohl sdcastniti ma veden pod
|niku tchanova. Varit umet
|nemusi, staci-li jeji jmenf M
|vydrzovanf kuchafky. Mad'ar-
ka neni vyloucena, ale nejra-
deji bych Videnacku.' - Tako
Iva tedy musi byt zena monar-
chistova. Je jich vsak jiz asi
malo ma svete, nebot' ami kan
cellar shatkova, ma niz Sc pan
Philipp obratil a jez We SVEN
oboru je pine ma vysi, il nena.
Sla. A tax pan Philipp, jen3
Ia svou prednost udaval hlav'
ne sve byvale prislusenstvi k
nekdejsi rakousko-uherske ar.
made, Sc neozenil. Mel take
malo casu, nebot' Sc ma cas- do
stal do kriminalu, vymerenehC
mu "a podvody -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
AMERICKA LECIE PROT
POLICEJNfMU SOUDU.

Mestsky radnf' Edward Skle-
nicka a J. F. Curry, kteTf jsou
soucasne i cleny rady Legie
obdrzi dnes resoluci, pfijatou
okresnf radou Americke Legie,
kterou jest zdeisi mestska ra-
da upozornpvana ma nezbyt-
nou potrebu upraviti pomery v
justicni administered policejnf-
no soudu. V resoluci sc pro-
hlasuje, ze skutecny stav hlav-
nj policejni stanice nikterak
nevyhovuje drednictvu a ze
vdbec neslouzf k valne cti me-
sta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
PAMATUJTE MA NASE
SKOLSTVf.

Ably vzpomenuto bylo take
ma ceskou skolu, jejiz finance
nikterak nejsou v stavu, ably
sc rfci mohlo financne zabez-
pecenem, usporadan bude v
sobotu a v nedeh v Ceske Ma
rodnf Sini ma Broadway velky
Bazaar, jehoz vynos urcen jest
We prospech nasi mladeze. Po-
sledni dobou sc mnoho zapo-
nina, pro prival rIznych j.
nych podnikI ma povinnost ma
81 nejddlezitejsi, ma ceskou
'Skolu. Proto odporucujeme
nasi cele ceske verejnosti, ably
nezapomfnala, ze jeff pomoci
jest tfeba take zde.
Bazaar zahajen bude v sobo-
tn o 5. hod. odpoledni a nasle-
dujici nedele jiz O 2. hodine.
Vstup jest 1plne volny a jedi
ne sc ma Vas zada, ably jste So
be zakoupili nektery z pred
metI darovanych We prospech
strchu uvedeneho 1cele. Pc
d6bu bazaru 1cinkovati bude
nase osv6dcena sokolska hud-
ba rizenim p. Hanny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16

plach prijedsi hasici zdolali
plameny jen pomoci domaciho
sprchoveho zarizeni. Dflny u
misteny jsou v ctyrpatrove bu-
dove v els. 2212 Superior ave.
Prlhoda udavsi Sc v nejrusnej-
81 hodin6 privolala tolik I'VE
davcG, ze byla ma nejakou do
bu prerusena doprava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
POHLEDNIcE Cd p. K.
BERNREITERA.

z rodiste Petra Chelcickeho
zasila nam p. Karel Bernreiter
peknou pohlednici pripojeneho
obsahu: Drazi pratel6! Ce-
stujeme jiz v Cechach, uz jsme
byli v Budejovicich, Trh. Svi-
mech, Vodnanech, Bavorove,
Velke Planici, v Jilovicich, kde
jsme sc rozloucili S pi. Kuta-
kovou, Is. list. jiz seda ma lod'.
Kraje ceske jsou dosud krasne
&C jsme NELL jiz snih, dnes "a
Sc cely den slunecno. VTely
.pozdrav. Vasi
1892 K. R. Rernreiter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
FASCITSKY CASOPIS' v
NEW YORKU.

New York, Is. listopadu.
Luigi Baizini, prava ruka Be
nito Mussoliniho, hlavy fascit-
ske vlAdy v Rfme, pfijel sem
ma parnfku Majestic v lednu,
jehoz 1celem bude zfskati pod
poru pro fascistske hnuti vsech
Itali v teto Zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
VECERNf SKOLA ANGELIC.
KENO JAZYKA.

Minute pondeli zapocal v
odbocce verejne knihovny ma
Broadway a vych. 55. ul. ve-
cerni kurs anglicke reci u
citelkou pi. MacPhersonovou,
jez byla stanovena skolni ra.
dou. Vyucovani Sc dele bez-
platne a novi zaci sc mohou
prihlasiti kazdou stredu neb v
patek vecer O Z. hodine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
RESICNACE VUDCU OBJ
+ CANSKE LfCY.

Dlouholety predseda vykon-
ne rady Obcanske Ligy, M. A.
Black vcera vecer ma tento IL
rad, ktery zastaval cd r. 1908,
resignoval. Hlavnfm dGvodem
jest as zamysleny vylet do
Evropy, ktery zaujme dobu ce-
leho roku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
POLAR u THE K. M.
HEXTER co.

u uvedene krejcovske firmy
v kotelne zamestnani muzi OBJ
ievili vcera odpdledne, kdyz
bylo delnictvo jiz opustilo dfl-
ny, ohen. Povstal We sklepe
patrn6 nasledkem lehkomysl-
neho odhozenf jeste doutnaji-
CT cigarety. Ma vydany po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
vyrI,s,x4 41aosti

vymoz4nosti revoluce.
Feuilletonista belehradskeho
"Noveho Vremene' vypravuje
tento skutecny pfipad: v jedne
2 ruskych kolonii v Jugoslavii
Izije zajfmava triclenna rodina.
Otec je Czech, matka Ruska,
syn, petilety kloucek. Otec byl
"a valky Y ceskoslovenskem
IpMku v Rusku, tam Sc sezna-
mil jest6 pred revoluci Sc svou
nyn6jsi zenou "a revoluce S
nj Sc synatkem prave naro-
zenym dostal Sc az do Vladi-
vostoku a odtud, okolnostmi do
lnucen, sedl ma parnik, chteje
Sc dostati do Evropy. Osud
81 i mimi vsak zahral. Cestou
uvazli ma ostrove Jamaice, pro-
zili tom v tezkych pomerech
tfi leta, a teprve konecne spa
till evropske brehy. Zena ma
Balkane mezi ruskymi emigran
ty nasla pribuzne a S jejich po-
moci podafilo sc rodine uchy-
titi Sc v Srbsku, a jakz takz Sc
zafiditi. Rodina je zajimava
tim: otec mluvi jen bidne ru-
sky. matka nenaucila Sc &C.
|sky vGbec, synacek, ktery cd
matky naucil Sc rusky, ma ia.
'maice naucil Sc znamenite mlu
Wit j malajsky a ponevadz ta-
Ike otec a matka "a tri leta pra-
ce ma jamajskych plantazich
|priucili sc velmi slusne donna
cimu jazyku, stala Sc domacim
] obcovacim jazykem v teto ro-
dine malajstina! Dozajista
kuriosni revoluce, kuriosni W.
sledek svetove valky, ktera %
lik prevratI natropila,v pome-
rech rodin celych narodG. Ia
dy jde ovsem 0 pripad vyjime-
cne pestry a nikoli zrovna vse-
dni, ale podobne pestrych o.
sudI, trebaze nekonci zrovna
malajstinou, jsou jiste tisice.
Jaka must byt zena monar-
chistova " t6chto dnech
byl vydan zatykac ma byvale-
no rakouskeho nadporucika
102. benesovskeho pluku Phi
lippa pro podezreni Y vyzve-
dacstvi. Informovani lide tim
v1bec nebyli prekvapeni, ne
bot Philipp byl rakusakem a
monarchistou ~ do kostf, pra-
wynn typem. Doklad toho SC
nam nahodn6 dostal do rukou.
Pan Philip pred dvema lety
Sc chtel zenit ponevadz minil
hodne vyzenit sam tohe ne
dovedl, obratil sc nemeckym
dODiSern ma iiStOu DraZSkOu
snatkovou kancelar, ably mu
dohodila nevestu. Ia predno-
sti sve udal, ze je pensionova-
ny, rakousky dIstojnik, 33 let
stary, veliky, elegantni, do
bre rodiny, uni nemecky ce-
sky perfektne, chorvatsky a
francouzsky dostatecne a ze
ma, jakozto s6f 'mezinarodni-
no podniku m6sfcne 250O.-
Kc. Jeho pozadavky byly:-
Ma pristi chot' must byti roz-
hodn6 Nemka, krest' 'anka, z
dobre rodiny (vdova neni w.
loucena) nesmi byti republi-
kanskeho smysleni, naopak
musi byti dobrou rakusackou
patriotkou. Staff cd 20 do 33
let (mensi rozdil v6ku pripust-
NY, velmi elegantni zjev, po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16

Dceruska pana domacfho
"Pravda, re mic nemate, ale to
nevada, jen reknete o mou ru.
ku! Wy, tax odvazny jezdec sc
prtce nebojite prekazek."
''No jo, dvou- nebo trime.
trovych. Ale ctyrpatrovy Gin.
zak .v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16

Ale pane vrchni, Wy 81 ma
macite rukav do me polevky."
ITO nevadi, ia mann dneska
starry frak."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Request for
Recipe

Dcnr Miss Grey: WIN you please
let me know how TO make oil OF pep
pcrmint from the plant and oblisc.
MRS. II.
am sorry. but haven't these d.
recfions. ~ amp Of the readers hare
same and ,ciT be kind enough 10
send them TO me sciii be glad TO
publish them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
It's Neuritis
Not Rheumatism

That sharp. stahhing pain In tho upper
arm about the shoulder blade. In the
nape Of the neck. along tho forearm or
down the thigh and lea, IL often Hsuritis
not Hhsumatism.
N you have severe frontal headache
with a feeling that something 10 witch
Ing or pulling at tho eysballa~-a duh,
aching pain IN tho back. accompanied by
an occasional shooting pain In tho Side
numbness or tinslinK In the fingers or
stitches" OF pain here and there. the
chances are that your trouble r. Neuritis.
No matter where your pain In located.
you can get prompt relief without taking
bromidss. narcotics or other dope. Take
a few Tysmoi Tablets In hot water. and
IN a few minutes you will he rid Of tho
torture. Tyrmoi II guaranteed harmless
II helpes TO soothe and heal the weak.
infiamed nerves
Don't suffer any longer. Oct q 81 pack
aao OF Tysmoi Tablets from Bartell's or
the owl. or any reliable druggist.
Tysmoi Co, Mfg. Chemists. 400 suffer
Street. Han Francisco. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Writes on Blood
TRANSMISSION

Dear Miss Grey; Recently read
an article in your paper about a
mother who gave up her blood In
order that her son might go 70 high
school.
II II were matter OF life and
death Il would be different. You
know boys nowadays 20 TO school 20
have good time. mostly. and this
lad will probably never appreciate
his mothers kindness and suffering.
I wish some of tho readers would
reply 70 this question: Does this
boys education count more than hfs
dear mothers life?"
think when boy gets old enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you publish
directions for making n skirt with
fringe at the bottom7 / wish 10
make one and have been unable TO
secure any information on II. ]. J.
Only straight skirfs may be sue
cessfanv frn0cd; that Is. those not
made uffh cores. simply rdrei the
bottom Of the skirt 10 the depth ron
trish 10 fringe. ~ pon irish q frin0ed
doucn the side. rarci 70 IN fhe same
sr1y, aud stitch the skirt together AZ
the side by hand. using the blind
stitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

fion Identical rith the captain. God
sanciiiv Of pour home as the guar
dian angel Of The most sacred earthly
Institution.
We feel that The scorfd trouid BE-
much better on uffhoaf the pirates
and cultures that horer about. tcaif-
ing for their prey. but ue do NOT
knolr, erccpf 10 obey the greatest Of
all the com m1Hdmcnfs. THOU
sIfALT NOT KILL"
This commandment refers only 10
the flesh. tho. You may fi0hf mcnfal
battles and slav etri minds. Let
your eniire energy b. directed To-
leard this end.
Stop pour slariro. pour druoinc. al
once. OUT rorkIpg for pour apart
ncHf rent IN wager this "a the
schoie trouble - you hate bccose.
thru your deep affection for pour
husband. his human doormaf aHd he
has ,cipcd his muddy boots all orer
voa. Bat voa kHoto. the scorm tciii
farH; and sfs high time for vou 20
make sach moro. stop helping 70
hoard up money that some disrcpp-
table hsshaad-snafcher Is tcaifiH0 70
spend. Tell pour husband firmly fhss
day that hr IL 20 provide the home
and von ,rill care for ". Spend vows
oirH money on scif.improrrment 90
10 good beauty parior and get
~aoiied M" 70 bear the boad. Hav
some Hem ciofhes--fhru the aid Of
yonr frasfy mirror practice fsc suiiie
that sronf icear OF. Caitsrafr some
fFieads and 90 out Nth them. Doaf
lef your hasbond kno,r pour ercrv
mote. ne Independent and some
,rhaf mysterious. ~ has been said
ev those aho profess 10 knop me
iHHer ,rorklacs Of fhe masculine
heart that al uicn lore mystery more
or Iess IN the feminine scr. Perhaps
you haze one Of these hasbosds--
Keep him guessing.
Don't rper aOais speak 70 that ioir-
dotrs character pho calls herseif a
husband. Consider her 40 far be-
neafh fhe dirt under your feet that
you Efn cter force vourseif 70 forget
ser RIGHT here and nor I iraHf 70
sav thar there shosId b. iasrs. sf<fn
Isrs. that tconld deal harshlv srtfh
tromcu hke her. 7.hr tcorid u alto
0cfher foo fsu o. fhcm.
Forget this idea Of kliiin0 the other
scomsn. or d,rorcln0 pour husband.
etc. ~ oniv hindcrs voH from tcuik-
ing ~ the right path. Treat your
husband pretty much the samc as
voa trouid small boy ,cho had pot
ten into the prorerbial jam Ne
s,cenrs that ne Totes vou. and IN
,ra0er NJ does. He says Ne iorss the
other uoman. too but thafs impos-
si5l~. A MAN rant lore ffro tcomcn
On the right rov AZ orce--so ifs a
safe bet that the other ~ merely a
mad iHfafaafion that ,cin pass quick
w. ,chra handled properly by The
sane hand Of the CONAN ioho has n
righffsi place " his homo and heart.
WM you urife again aud let nc
knoln hoic yoa pct aioror
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about the same troubles l had, ]
thought i would try it also. find
that l can work in the laundry all
through the time and do my house,
work. too. Last month l was 80 sur
prised at myself to be up and around
and feeling so good while before | used
TO feel completely lifeless. have
told some of the girls who work with
me and have ouch troubles to try
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and ! tell them how Il has
helped me. You can use my testimo-
NAL for the good Of others. Mrs.
BLANCHE SILVIA, SO Grant St., Taun-
ton, Mass.
It's the same story--one friend tell
ing another Of the value Of Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Cynthia Grey:
Just Another Tale Of Wrecked Home-Faih Of Loyal
Wife Destroycd-Weaklng Husband and the
Other Woman

Dear Miss Grey: coming to you in this, the darkest
hour OF my life.
few years ago met and married the in all the
world Oh we so happy il seemed our love grew more
and the years passed. until friends have told
that they two devoted Oh Miss Grey If you
could have him rush home from his work take me in
his arms and tell me what wonderful wife was and that
there could be no life without me, for him.
Until about eight months when began to change
He began to find fault about little things thought he
working too hard SO would put my around him and
tell him would try TO not make these little mistakes again
That only seemed to make him II is cannot
do ANYTHING 10 nlnase him
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DOES LAUNDRY
WORK AND
HOUSEWORK TOO
Surprised to Find Her.
self Feeling So Well
Taunton. Mass. 81 used TO have
pains in my back and legs 30 badly.

win otner trou-
bles that women
sometimes have,
that my doctor or
dered me to stay
in bed a week III
every month. II
didn't do me much
good, so one day
after talking with
a friend who took
Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegeta-
BILE CompoxInd for
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Then tho timc came when he told
: me that there was another woman In
! his life and that ho WAS tired OF me.
When asked him why. no said he
didn't know.
Miss Grey. he laid his head IN my
lap and cried like a child. lilo told
me that I had been one Of tho best
wives God ever gave 10 any man. and
that he would love me as long as life
lasted. but that he loved the other
woman so much that he could not
and would not give her Up.
Now. Miss Grey. ! know this wom-
an and know that she thinks he has
money. lie has. but not what shc
thinks For seven years I have
worked and saved 20 help make what
We have. and now | arm working for
our apartment 10 az 10 save the rent.
Oh. God. how hard | have tried 20
be a good wife and make a home
that he would love 20 come to-
Where have ! failed7
hut when found there was moth
Ing 10 DO but give him up. ! told him
he could have divorce: but this he
refused. saying she could never IL
the woman | am or she would not
try to break up mans home. that
she would have kicked him out. But
that she had promised that she would
wait for him until he ~aA free. then
he would want her
II - almost more than I can stand
when think someone II waiting for
my life Insurance.. and don't fail 20
toll me that then hc will have money
10 make her home.
talked 20 her and tried 20 get her
20 givo h,m up: but she only said
that he. and not she. was 10 blame.
aud that II hs cared for her. she
couldn't help u. and that she didn't
want him. rs she couldn't trust
man like him. any way. Then she
went to him and told him ali about
how She had worked me and laughed
about a. OF course he came home
and told me all about u.
I have told her that nhe would
have 90 give him up: " sho didn't
would XIII her. and I VIII. The only
thing that has stayed my hand this
long has been my faith In God and
lthst He would make them do What
was right.
Hut I have prayed for eight long
months until " seems as tho can't
pray any more.
Mlsa Grey. can you help met Can
you say something that will comfort
met | must have help at once or u
will be forever too late.
A HEART. BROKEN WIFE.
Ny dear. a good captain rerer DE-
scrfs his shtp. especially " Ne ivtes
her. 40 all good captains DO. he
| scosid NOT rreH ieafe The helm 10 90
ard sfay fhc master o. a pirate ship.
but woaid stick 10 the whsei aud
steer has craft safo safe end peaceful
trairrs
Yoa nor find yourself n a posi-