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Evening star., 1922-07-12
The Wife Who Wouldn't
Settle Down!
By Lucille Va,, Slyke.
Sequel to <'Brides Will Be Brides"

Ricky's pert little face. But I'm
that excited I just can't eat your
! nice dinner--chee-but It's going to
be fun
She began cramming her food
| childishly. SHELLY was in heaps OF
trouble. but he feels lots better now.
We're going to put oyer show as
| is "a show. Going to make your little
old town sit up and take notfce-you
girls could help, just 1. heaps: nas of sne sne
would handcuh the Young for the
. rest of the day, and the otner two
help me with the costumes; you
know l can't sew
Gertrude put a cup of tea beside
| her sister-in-law's plate.
| Il know nothing at all L out max
| ing costumes" she remarked distant!y
| I'll show you wherever the
! thingmajigs go If you'll Just lash EN-
together Merry's tone was eager.
ter try it, Gertrude ostentatiously
| carried the plates kitchenward
| will you. Elsie"' Merriam asked
it swcetly. but her heart was beating
| tempestuously. She was thinking
! how very like John his sisters looked
stone walls" she thought angrily:
! "Mehn ole stone wallis. will your:
| she added aloud.
| "TIl take care of the children for
you Elsie was trif1e more gracious
! than Gertrude.
| Merriam, with supreme effort. man
| aged to keep outwardly calm. but un-
| derneath the table her little foot was
| tapping angrily.
will you, Rose?" In spite of her
| best resolves. there WAS bit of
| quiver in her voice.
Rose hesitated and was lost. In
spite of her disapproving elders. she
nodded
! You're a darling" Merriam's re-
lieved laughter bubbled out as she
reached across the table to squeeze
Roses hand "A perfect darling! We
| want lots of needles and thimbles
and threads I think l bought every
! thing else. l dumped hll the bundles
on the porch. Dr. Leonard said he'd
. come back for me in an hour"
The silence around the table be-
! came leaden.
! John Lindsay parked his after-din
ner cigar, and cleared his throat. He
tried to put his question casually,
but his voice was gruff. John Lind
! STAY and Jack Leonard had never hit
! it Off together. not even when they
\ were small boys
F, Just where does Leonard ring in
| on this thing"
"Oh.' Merriam jumped lightly to
inveigle the twins toward their bed
room. hes being perfectly wonder
| 1ul. over nef SnOulQeT, with q DaDy
! clingins to each hand. she let her
! arrow fly. III you want to see where
! he rings in" she said sweetly
mimickins the bromidic phrase of
the posters that were all about tow n.
i Just you buy your tickets for the
| town hall tonight. Shelley and DR..
| Leonard and l ARE
| Merriam" John interrupted her
| You're not really going to take part
! in this silly entertainment after what
/ | said"
| Aren't T." She laughed over the
| railing at him. why. pr'bably I'll
| be the star of the occasion I'm
, going to make the name Of Lindsay
| Famous. Run along. Johnsy. buy your
! tickets for The town hall tonight"
'topyrght. 1922
(COntinued In Tom orroyvsa StarN
Evening star., 1922-07-12
At the Town Hall Tonight.

II HE midday dinner at the Lind
says. senior, was nearly over.
An air of strained politeness
pervaded the board. There
was a vacant place at the table.
The twins didn't mind. They were
always dreamily sleepy by the time
they reached their dessert.
Dicky leaned his head on his arm.
Merry her JUS loves caramel Gus
tard," he remarked sweetly. You
save jus lots for her. Aunty Elsie
Frederick licked her spoon un-
rebuksd.
'Foor deah Merry" she sololoquiz-
ed. ''thout any dindin,
John Lndsays jaws were set
Srimly. His, father and his mother
and his three maiden sisters had not
commented when John had insisted
that they should not wait dinner for
Merriam. but they had quite evil
IDENTIFY been thinking volumes.
Just where did YOU say she WENT
his father asked as he rose to &c
back to business. The elder man
knew quite well that his son hadn't
volunteered any information about
where his pretty wife had gone. bu,
his curiosity had reached its limit.
why. Sheldon came into the store
this morning while We were there
with the kids He was pretty much
up in the air about this entertain
ment for the athletic field fund. l.
she-he-wanted her to look in at
their rehearsal and I suppose she's
forgotten all about what time it is =
He fumbled with the boy twins bib
strings.
He didn't want to explain that
Merriam had telephoned to ask him
to help with the entertainment. that
he had refused and that his tempera-
mental little wife had slammed the
receiver into place without any
further explanation.
Rose. the iittlest and prettiest OF
his three maiden sisters, tried TO
bridge an awkward moment
Il think he was brick to come
up to help" she volunteered. This
town is getting to be the pokiest
town for young folks. Nothing ex-
how they are ever going to raise
enough money to build any sort OF
athletic field, but it's certainly ambi-
tIous of him to start something"
Merriam dashed in airily just as
Gertrude was crumbing the table.
'Sorry. she remarked nonchalant-
ly as she smothered her neglected
babies with kisses. Don't bother to
bring me anything. | don't deserve
a morse1. I'll go snitch something
from the pantry. may T.? she ap-
pealed to her mother-in law.
The girls will bring YOU some
thing of course. If You will just 81,
down. that lady remarked primly.
Merriam sat down. rather Imply
feeling very much in disgrace.
II got so excited about shop
ping. she faltered. II only had IS
and the stores didn't have half the
things T needed for the costumes
Costumes" chorused the Misses
Lindsays
"Oh. didn't John tell YOU" Mer-
riam asked. brightly. She cuddled
her sleepy son against her shoulder
as she snuggled her chin into his
mop of red curls I'm trying to
keep unexcited until get the
k-i-d-d-i-e-s off bye-bye. she
spelled with significant eye on
Evening star., 1922-07-12

Nothing doing! I loathe programs.
As a schedule for trained pups they're
hne. but they have no decent place
In human progress But 1 am going
OF life-and though it may seem
simple. 1t is the most tremendous
mystery, the most dynamic formula
that ever rent the universe. Here
it is-be yourself.
There is something new under the
sum-" anu that something is you. You
may be poor, homely. bashful. stupid
and seemingly hopelessly handicapped
yet that truth remains and IL you
will set it to work. the world is yours.
fore or will ever be exactly like you
again. You-you-have something to
give the world utterly unlike any
thing which has been given before.
and you can deliver it IL you don't
smother the spark wirh fear and
Don't believe others when they tell
you they can map out your life for
YOU They can't. No one can know
] exactly how you feel or what you
But one thing is certsin-you can
do very great deal IL you'll Just
be yourself.
Tho most convincing, amazing. fas-
cinatinE anu overpowering sight on
earth is a truly natural person. They
are nearly always very simple people,
and that simplicity makes them the
more astounding. All that they have
they have built for themselves ana
out of themselves. They have not
copied other men,. They do not fear
other men. They have conquered life
as they have gone along. bit by bit,
and they will not founder If you put
them in unusual situations, for they
carry their strength with them.
Be yourself Think for yourself 1t
VII! not be easy. You will find your
self making concessions and compro-
mises..falling back on prejudice and
precedent, Refuse such false props
whenever you possibly can. Play the
game straight with yourself. Don't
make excuses or compromises. Don't
envy. Don't crfnge under fear or
favor. Lay hold on the fact that you
have the great power within yoursei:
and you do not need to beg or borrow
from any man. When you're wrong,
say so to others and to yourself when
you're right. affirm it to others and to
yourself. BE yourself and the world
lis yours,
Copyright lspe.,
Evening star., 1922-07-12
LISTEN, WORLD!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON.

For my younger pals who are start
ing in on the game:
Listen to me, little chum-I want
to give you some tips. Graduated
this spring. did you? Just got your
first Job. or are looking for it? And
you want to hit a home run every
time you come to the bat: OF course
you do. Well. here's how. Now.
know what you think I'm going to
say-but I'm not going to say it!
You think I'm going to hand you
out another nicely detailed program
of how to achieve success-quite sim
liar to 3.475.s93 similar programs
which have already sung you to sleep
Evening star., 1922-07-12

In London under present restric-
tions no building IL allowed to BE-
higher than eighty feet above the
street level. va 8 La,
Evening star., 1922-07-12

FEMALE.
AssoRTER for nat work Apply at once.
The Barry Laundry, Inc. rear 10s Morton st.
CASHIER. experiences, one familiar With the
National Cash Register credit system. Apply
ONCE manager. Parker Bridget Co.. The Ave.
nue. at Ninth.
CASHIER and stenographer. experienced, for
women's speciality shop: permanent posi-
tion for girl with experience; must have best
references. Address Box 3S0-S. Star ONCE
DIGTAPHoSE na!;a1.P o:ss oPERAToR with Patent *:
HAND SEWERS. st-cIas1: who have worked
for tailors and are capable Of lining ladies'
aSdres. sa1 ssr ssr osee and experience
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK. between Is and
e. industriogs' nS. good appearance. single. for
ing age. education, experience, salary. Ad-
dress Box lat, Star office
HOi ELS NEED AMBITIOUS WOMEN-Na.
soe. clubs. for all depart
crowded field: fne living. quick Advancement:
our methods indorsed-our students employed
School, 1asz New York ave. NV. We -'D'A'
LADIEs-New postttons in private telephone
switchboard operating, to open about Sept. l ::
opens Sept. g., Enroll at once Oxford BLDG.
728 l4th ST., cor. n. 7. ave.
LADY with high school training to assist
business coursek. Apply at once Strayer's
Bus!ness College. 7c1 18Th street.
LEARN MILLINERY; we furnish positions;
special summer rates now on. Prof. Iving-
.ton's Academy, Ills G ST. NV. franklin
1475.
MILLINERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT en-
cfent. smart appearing. accustomed to handle
high-class clientele. Address Box 61-S, Star
PIX. telephone operator experienced sin
gle. good references Apply Room 500 Union
station.
PRESS OPERATOR, expeflenced. Apply Page
Hkundry GO It. NV. 2 =
Evening star., 1922-07-12

sALESMEN-write for list Of lines and full
particulars: earn %, 500 to 80, 900 yearly; big
demand for men; insxperenced or expert
eneed city or. travelling. Natl Salesmen's II.
Assn. Dept. $50. Chicago. u =
Evening star., 1922-07-12

CUTTER and designer tor pop
ular price mems tailoring estab-
lishment; splendid position for
right man; state experience.
Correspondence confidential.
Address Box OF. Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-07-12

81. i.1OO-Rooming house. 12 rooms, 2 bAtha:
beautifully furnished; well located:
rent only el05: h..w.h. and electric
i;y: the bast bargain In town.
$3.50 Rooming house. Il rooms; rent. SO.
$350-Rooming house. II rooms: rent, 80.
e250-R Rooming house, - rooms: rent. 500.
$400-Grocery and 9 rooms; rent, $50.
$4OO-Grocery and rooms; rent. elS.
$sOo-Grocery and roems: iarye back yara:
no competition; long lease; rent only
$50; the best bargain in town.
Sl.l00--Grocery and 1 room; rent. go
81 OO0-0rocery ana meat bus.: rent, e26.
81 0OO-Confecf and fount.; : roems.
S65O-Confect and light lunch: AAeriAce.
S3SO-Confect. and lunch: rme.; feat, 81.
&2. .500-Confect. and rooms; rent. elS.
S3.S00-Confect and bakery and 10 roona.
&700-NeAr-beef and lunch: rent. 916
$p00-Near.lseer and lunch; cheap rent.
81 ,sOo-Near-besr and lunch and foSAs.
$450-Tailor shop; Prosperity machine; Seed
s4c5-Rarber shop. . chairs: rent. $40.
S55O-Garage. 20car capacity. ana repair
shop; reil equipped. wen located:
good business: Biz baresin.
81 l,soo-Bsttery and repair bus. good cersss
NV; rent. $50; long iease; doing bio
business: inspect At once
1e50-Nofion and confect. aAd rooms:
SAT: heated Aear y. c. line.
r. NJ. CURTIS. Cos 9th ST. NV.
MAIN soas. OFES UNTIL Pm
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Statesmen.

We can convince you that it will be to your
best interest to join this orEaniza ton. We
want men who are prepared to give their every
effort to an organization which has back of it
some of the most influential business men and
bankers in Washington. Men Of intelligence
have chance to grow up to positions Of i'm
portance. Fifteen minutes Is well spent that
enables you to find yourself. Call $40 National
Metropolitan Bank bldg.
Evening star., 1922-07-12

Machinists and Boilermakers
Experienced in railway repair work on West
Contractor G. !: Wolfe. Exeter and Hilsn
sts.. Baltimore. Nd.
NEWSPAPER CRAFTSMEN.
We are recognizing on ar
open shop basis the best equip
ped daily newspaper plant in the
Central West. We offer perma-
nent day or night positions,
available Immediately, to high
grade linotype operators. Scale
up to $48. also bonus. Entire
freedom from union dues, fines,
assessments and ANNOYANCE
guaranteed. Transportation fur
nished.
Wire age, experience and
references to
f. J. McCone. Secretary.
ASSOCIATED OPEN SHOP
PUBLISHERS of America,
33o Washington St,
Buffalo. N. Y.
MAN for laundry route; good
salary to right party; cash de-
posit required. M a n h a t a n
Laundry, 1916 Florida ave. NV.
WINDOW DRESSER, expert
enced; card writer and furnish
ings salesman; permanent posi-
tion; good salary. Inquire at
once. Friedlander Bros, 428 9th
st. NV,
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Marshall Business Brokers.

Marshall BUSINESS BROKERS.
Cafeteria. exclusive and well furnished, In
heart Of business section: can accommodate
800 people: recently listed; owner going 70
n 7. Price right.
Lunchroom near railroad station: low rent;
opportunity for hustler; price. 81 900
Grocery and meats: spiendid. store: apart
ment above: low rent: price. % 100.
Delicatessen and lunch: no better loeatioa
in city; will sacrifice II sold this week.
General merchandise store: old estabiishsd
corner: good confectionery and fountain trade;
rent, $40. Price, 81, 800.
Hair dressing and beauty paflors; owner
leaving city will sacrihce.
Millinery and dressma king business, eater
ing TO the better classs price right.
Auto repair shop. necessary eQuipnent:
price $3.50.
Roomine house. we'll furnished: uptown; II
rooms: price, $500.
Roomine house. 10 rooms. good furniture:
downtown location; price, &, 000
Hotel and Restaurant: location unsurpAsssd:
expensive new furniture; long lease; large
Hotel on Pa. ave-. over 30 rooms: Ioss
lease: half price. at $1,000.
Marshall Business Brokers,
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Continued in Tomorrow. starJ
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FOR SALE-Cafe in large
apartment hotel; dining room
and kitchen equipped for large
business. Buyer must be able
to conduct cafe in high order or
no consideration will be given.
Write for appointment. Address
Box 28o-S, Star Office. Is*
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Observation-Disclosures salary and commits
sion. See Mr. Mcconnell. Room Al, 0fs
Evening star., 1922-07-12

.LUNCHROOM. near Union
station, doing SIoo daily; will
sacrifice; reasons for selling:
open for investigation. Call Mr..
Reed, Franklin 8o8.
Evening star., 1922-07-12

enccs. See Mr.. walton. Room 706. $40 18th
1T. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-12

Will. PAY CASH for houses for roIored. any
condition loration: must be cheap. Joe C.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
FRUIT DEcoRANEs LINGERIE

Fruit is the smart decoration for
lingerie now. Chemise and step-ins
Of orchid or pisk radium silk have
pears. apples, grapes and tomatoes
embroidered in some conspicuous
place: at one side of the front on the
rhemise: on the outer side Of the leg
in the step-in.
Grown-up girls are daft over dolls
just now. They simply have to have
them as pets, and the very latest doll
for the debutante pres.des over a sum
mer reticule-the sort of reticule every
girl needs for the half-finished sweater
She is eternally ut work upon, Look
closely at the pictured dolly and you
will discover just how She is a reti-
cule-not a mere doll. Her fringed
wool sport frock tquite in the latest
model has only n front breadth which
forms the outer flap of the deep linen
bag to which she is attached. The
bag is of yellow linen; the dolls frocks
Of black and white worsted. and her
sport cape and hat of knitted orange
wool. Her curly. bobbed hair is made
of snarled I'D worSted.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
PARIS HAS 2.IN-i DRESS

Reversible costumes are the latest
invention in Paris to aid the woman
who hasn't time between tea and din
ner to change her appearance for the
evening. An American took a girl to
tea at the Ritz and suggested dinner
and the theater that night.
IN just go up to my room and
dress he said. But he hesitated,
Il suppose it will take o an hour
or two"
I'm dressed already said the girl.
Before Il looking-glass she took off
her cape. blue on the outside and black
on the inside. and turned it inside out.
Then she undid a button on each
shoulder and with a few quick motions
changed her high-cut afternoon gown
into an evening robe with a deep V
and bare shoulders. Taking out of her
handbag a parcel of lace, she hung it
round her waist, letting it fall over her
skirt almost to her ankles. The bag
next disclosed a headache band of
emeralds, dexterously fixed over her
forehead, and a veil thrown over her
hair.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02

and white, and the girls gathered
around to admire her.
conservative. if nothing said
Veronica, walking up and down for US
to admire her. Il always go in for
dark colors."
Navy is always good" said Pam.
And the white stripes make it as
smart as if it weren't conservative
And what do you think of the
matching accessories:" asked Neron-
lea. They insisted that | buy the
scarf to keep my neck from burning
when I'm on the sand, but | must adj
nit that the socks and divers cap were
my own idea"
"They we're INSPIRATIONS agreed
Haidee. And nov I'll race you into
the water"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Cannot
Hide Your Fat

O~verfatness is the one misfortune o
cannot hide from yourself or from those
around you. If too thin, your dress
maker or tailor can supply the dell
ciencies, but the overfat carry a burden
they cannot conceal. There Is one sure
way to reduce your weight, surely and
quickly. The harmless Marmola Pre-
s~cription. which changes the fatty It's
sues and fat-producing foods to SOLID
flesh and energy. helps the general
health and digestion, permits you to
eat substantial food, and leaves the
skin clear and smooth. This famous
prescription is now condensed into tab
let form. Each tablet contains an exact
dose of the same harmless ingredients
that made the original prescription
capable Of reducing the overfat body
steadily and easily without the slight
est Ill effects. Take but one tablet
after each meal and at bedtime until
the normal weight is reached and the
bodily health completely restored. Ask
your druggist for Marmola Prescrip-
ton Tablets or send one dollar to the
Marmola Company, 1872 Woodward
Ave-, Detroit. Mich, the price the world
over and you will receive enough TO
start you well on the road to slimness
and happiness.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02

on her white satin clippers" Veronica
explained. And it's ST. hot the paint
won't stick
Girls, / have an idea" l ezclaime ed
under the stress of sudden inspiration.
What is it," they chorused.
How would you like to take a dip
in the surf this afternoon" l asked.
Perfectly bully" came from the en-
half way.
II haven't been in this year, and /
haven't a suit | can wear" WAS Neron-
ica's objection.
That's all right overruled.
You'll need one. and might as well in
vest now. I'll go with you to get one
at lunch time"
"All right" she agreed. Il was saw
ing my hard-earned money to buy a
dress, but I'll plunge it on the bathing
suit instead"
Its a much better investment for
this time of year" l counseiled. You
have several cool dresses, and it's too
hot to think much of clothes. anyway
You've bought your suit. Tell me
if you saw many snappy ones said
Veronica.
DO you want satin or jersey"
asked.
Jersey she replied. Satin is at
tractive, and is worn a lot at some of
the beaches. but for all-around wear
l prefer jersey"
And if you really enjoy swimming,
as / do, it seems to give more free
dom"-this from Pam.
Then / know just the place to take
you" | said. Il saw an adorable one
in the window. l would have gotten il
myself only l had already bought mine
at an early sale"
The lunch hour found us before a
counter piled high with bathing suits.
We found one we thought a dream
bought it, and then decided not to
show it to the girls till we were ready
for the dip.
The four-thirty train found us
aboard. and the sun was still high and
the beach full of bathers when we
emerged from the bathhouse clad for
our swim.
Veronica was charming in navy blue
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02

SEPARATION. breath. and other secretions.
The less water there is in the hu-
man system. the more VIII these chem
ical odors pervade the atmosphere. 1t
is the lack of sufficient water that
causes the skin to give forth doors II
YOU have exercised to the extent OF
bringing on profuse p~ersplratlon ana
have not drunk plenty of water before,
during, and after the exercise. no
amount of bathing will prevent an odor
from the skin. If you are going out TO
a dance or n place where you VIII
be in a warm room. you will not be able
to disguise the chemical odors from the
skin. But if you have filled your system
with water two or three hours before
going out, your skin will have a delicious
natural odor. You can so saturate your
system with pure water that all these
fatty and acid odOrs become highly
diluted and can scarcely be detected.
Regularity in Habits
He allows as much water at our
meals as you want.
Look at q horse" he says. He
drinks when he is thirsty and he drinks
all he wants. Take water away from
a horse and keep it away. and his coat
soon becomes dull and sticky and the
light goes out of his eyes. Remember
that a horses coat Of hair corresponds
to your skin. Deprive yourself of water
and your skin becomes dull, sticky, and
m~alodOrous.
ALLOWING any of the cast off mate
rial Of the stomach and intestines.' he
SAYS. ito remain III the lower bowel.
will cause a muddy and pimpled skin.
The reason is plain. II putrefies, forms
gases and acids. which are reabsorbed
into your system and taken into the
blood. which later IN shows in the
face
He urges regularity in habits Of
toilet. drinking quantities Of water. and
taking fruit stewed or ripe every morn
ing.
Other foods which are laxative are
prunes. rigs. most fruits. except ba-
nanas. all fresh vegetables, especially
green's. wheat bran. and whole grain
cereals. Oils are laxative. Olive oil
on fresh fruit and vegetable salads par
ticularly good. Mineral oil taken at night
before retiring. is helpful in lubricating
the bowels. But granted a reasonable
time TO improve your condition with
six glasses of water a day and a whole
some diet, the oil should be discontinued
for the more natural and healthy sys-
TEN of internal cleansing.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Butcher Rejoices Over
Wife's Recovery

"My wife suffered for five years and
practically lived on toast and hot water.
Doctors said she would have to be
operated for gall stones. A lady adj
vised her to try Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and after taking 4 bottles over
two years ago, she has been entirely
well ever since" 1t removes the ca
tarrhal mucous from the intestinal
tract. and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments. including
appendicitis. One dose will convince
or money refunded at Model Pharmacy
and druggists everywhere.