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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-17

Announce
ron JUDGE

For JUDGE
To the Qualified Voters or Lake
County:
/ desire to announce to the quail
fed voters OF Lake County that ]
will be candidate on the Replbli-
can Ticket to succeed myself for
the office of Judge OF the Lake SUI
perior Court Room No. l. at the
Primary Election to be he'd on the
End day of May. a. d. 1922.
VIRGIL 5. RElTER-
To the Qualified Voters OF Lake
County:
] desire TO announce TO the quail
fed voters OF Lake County that !
will be candidate on the Republi-
can Ticket. to succeed myself, for
the office of Judge Of the Lake Su-
Derlor Court. Room No. 2. at the
Primary Election to be held on the
End day of May. 1922
MAURICE E. critics
To the Qualified Voters OF Lake
County:
] desire to announce to the quail
fed voters OF Lake County that ]
Will be a candidate on the Republi
ca Ticket. to succeed myself. for
the ofhce of Judge Of the Lake SUI
perior Court. Room 8. at Primary
Election to be held on the End day
OF Nav. 4 D. 1877.
CHARLES l.. GREENW AID
FOR CLERK.
To the Editor:
Please announce to the voters r.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Education of the School
CITY of Hammond Indiana, viii at
its regular meeting in its office in
the Central School. 7:30 p. N, May
Is. 1922. receive bids for the COM
pletion of the second floor of the
Columbia School, in accordance with
plans and specifications prepared by
Fred McQuiston. superintendent of
Buildings and Grounds. Said plans
and specifications may be obtained
from the office of the Superin-
tendent Of Schools. Certified check
for five t5) per cent OF amount of
bid to accompany bid. Board re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids.
L. l.. BoMBERGER. President.
r. r. TENANT. Secretary.
T. A WILHELM Treasurer.
April II. "a. May l.
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ron STATE REPRESENTATIVE

To The Editor:
Please announce to the voters of
Lake County that l will be a candi-
date for the office of State Repre-
sentative on the republican ticket,
Number SO. subject 10 the primaries
May End. 1922
413 WILLARD B. VAN HORNE.
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ron COUNTY sURyEyop

To the Editor:
] wish TO announce that I VIII he
= candidate, to succeed myself for
the Office OF County Surveyor on the
republican Ilcket. subject TO the
Primaries M"t RAY SEELY.
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FOR CLERK

Piasse announce. to the voters -
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FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

IEt
Please announce to the voter. ~,
North Township that I will be can
didate for the Office of Trustee of
North Township. on the Republican
IIcket, subject to primaries Nav End
$40 ERICk LUND
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Lake County that I will be a candi-
date for the office of Clerk of the
Lake Circuit Court on the Republic
an Ticket. subject to primaries.
Nay End
CHARLES r. DYER
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FOR TREASURER

Q Iht EuItOr.
Please announce to the Voters OF
Lake County that ! will be a can
didate for County Treasurer on the
Republican Ticket. subject to the
result of the Primaries May End.
OTTO G.. FIFIELD
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OK REN IN OdeTn 8 room apl.,
VIII be vacant April IS. Adults
'nly Linz Apis, 222 Sibley street,
Hammond. 4:4:i
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FOR COUNTY CLERK

To The Editor:
Please announce to the voters Of
Lake county that I am candidate
for the office of County Clerk on the
Republican ticket (No. 42) subject
to the primaries. May End.
4:I5 JOHN kILLIGREW
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Mr. and Mrs. Thompson OF Ma
goun avenue entertained at dinner
yesterday. Miss Pearl Townsend Of
Chicao. who sang at both services in
the Congre gstional church.
The Easter Sunday services at
the East Chicago Methodist church
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Musical instruments For Sale

FOR SALE-One Upright Straube
Piano. excellent condition, good
reason for selling, no reasonable
offer refused. Phone 4172-M Ham
nond for appointment 4:15.2
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LEGAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors of Stanley Grabara
dealer in groceries and meats. at
j04 w 151st street. East Chicago.
Indiana, are hereby notified to pre-
sent their bills for payment. within
thirty days from date 4.6.I1:2T
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-27 room hotel. Inquire
900 Washington St Gary. 4:l3:1
FOR SALE-Modern room bunga-
low. excellent location. Phone 9SM
Whiting. 4:15:2
FOR SALE-In East Chicago. "a
room hotel and restaurant. all
turn. complete. at a sacrifice. loca-
ted in heart of city. J. S. DunAng,
sol Chicago ave, East Chicago 4:15:2
FOR SALE-Biggest bargain in Ind
lana Harbor. story brick bldg,
business property. with car garage
In good business location. Am ieav-
ing town. My sacrifice is your bene-
Mt. 3437 Penn. ave. Ind Har. 415:6
HAVE PARTIES waiting for hon-
es. For quick sales list your pro-
perty with FL. Hechler, 1884, Jeffer-
son St. phone 220S Ham 4:17
FOR SALE OR TRADES acres
farm land. stock and tools. +. Fl.
Perryman, 81 w. 9Th. phone 1855
Gary. Indiana. 4:17:6
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7
Please announce to the Voters of
Lake County that I will be a candi-
iate for the office of County Assessor
IN the Republican Ticket. subject to
he primaries, May End
HERMAN METER.
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PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE AND
i-ALL,AL.A II AII.AA A Y COMP NY

PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY
TO tn e stockholders of the Com
pany.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders
of this Company VIII be held a the
office OF the Company in the City
IF Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. on We'd
nesday, May II. 1922. at 1900 o'clock
noon. for the purpose of electing
three (3) directors in the place of e
like number whose terms expire on
that day, and for the transaction Of
such other business s may be pre-
sented at the meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors
notice is hereby given that there
win be submitted to vote OF the
stockholders at said meeting q pro-
position ito increase tbs common
stock or the Company from Eighty
Million Two Hundred Eighty Five
Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars
$3.50, 2S5. 100000 to One Hundred Mil
lion Dollars (S100.000 5000.
r. NJ. COLEMAN.
i.17.1922 Secretary
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FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR

o the E0ltor:
please announce to the Voters OF
Lake County that ( am a candidate
for heoffice of Assessor for Norfb
Township on the Republican Ticker
subject to Primaries May 2nd
BERT z. EScHER.
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To The Editor:

To The Editor:
Please announce to voters OF Lake
County that / Will be a candidate for
the Office of Trustee, Calumet Town
ship, on the Republican Ticket, sub.
ject to the Primaries. May End 1922
3:24 PETER JANSEN.
10 The Editor:
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Pease announce to the voters OF
Lake county that I will be a candi-
date for the office of Trustee or
North Township, on the Republican
ticket, subject to the primaries. May
md. 1922.
3:eS JACOB A. SHURMAN.
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readings for limited time only.
Bring ad. Hours 9 to 9 daily.
Spiritual meetings every Sunday
and tuesday evening. s p. m. go
State Line ST., extension of Gin
ton, west of hospital.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Show cases,
shelving and other store fixtures.
Phone 214S Hammond. 4:17.2
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FOR SALE-Misceilaneous

FOR SALE-Grocery and market.
est trade. good location. Write
1875, care Times, Hammond. 4:l5 =
Ha almond 4:15
FOR SALE-1O0 floor joists, two by
Fights, IL #. long. 50 State St,
Hammond. 4;15: .
FOR SALE-5O gal. copper tank. 105
State ST.. Hammond. 4:15:2
FOR SALE-Cheap. truck top suit
able for bakery. milk or fruit
route. Would make good travelling
van. 601 East Sibley ST. Ham. 4.l5.2
FOR SAL LIE Cheap. grocer and mar
ket. 721 Matter St, or phone 1864
Hammond Ais 2
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NOTICE

The various republican candidate
for State, County and Township Of
ices Will meet in the town hall At
griffith, Indiana. at 100 p. m. Mon
day, April 18th. 1922. All voters
ladies and men. are invited to at
tend and hear what the cand date.
have to say.
l.. A. SOUTHWORTH,
Precinct Chairman
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FOR RENT-Modern 8 room apt. all
conveniences. Phone East Chicago
AZ or 367-M. Abs
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were very fine and we'll attended.
At the morning service seventy-two
were admitted to the membership Of
the church.
Plans are being made for the post
poned card party the Tri Kappas
are to give on Saturday. April 29th
Invitations will be issued in few
days.
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FOR RENT-Modern room for one
or two 81 State st. Phone 1874
Hammond. 4:ll:2
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
VIII not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone but my
self
EDGAR THORN.
f.i4.3 SIS Holman St
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FOR RENT-Two or three furnish
ed rooms for light hskpg. 7f5
Sohl St Hammond. 4.14.S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-17

FOR RENT-Front room suitable
for two. 10 Mason st. Reference
required. Hammond. Az
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WANTED-MALE HELP

W ANTED-10 men for piece work
mond 4.1S.4
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FOR RENT-Two front rooms IN
cottage. for light hskpg. In
aure "a Douglas ave. Phone 413SR
Hammond. 4:f7
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FOR RENT-Three large modern
furnished rooms. heat, gas and
electric furnished. Thoroughly clean.
convenient TO Gibson and Standard.
$50 Truman ave, phone 979-M Ham
naond 4:17:1
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NINII4 SERVICE has positions for
Young men. women, is upward. SIPS
Hsonthly. Experience unnecessary.
Eor free list positions open. write r.
Terry, tformer Civil Service exam
lner) 495 Continental Bldg, Wash
lngton. d. c. 4:14:3
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w ANTED-Two married men, over
age %. to sell and collect for in
sufance company, permanent posi-
uop. Call Room No. s, Minas Bldg,
or phone 3145 Hammond 4.13:2
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Sfngie room on 18th floor
Hammond bldg. Hammond. g:2S.tf

FOR RENT-Singie room on 18th floor
Hammond bldg. Hammond. 2:28:f
OR RENT-M odern room apt,
VIII be vacant April IS. Adults
lnly. Linz Apis, 222 Sibley street
Hammond. 4:4.t1
conveniences. Phone East Chicago
AZ or 367-M. 4:l5:S
FOR RENT Modern office IN
Straube bldg. Apply 631 Holman
st.. phone Hammond 66f 41o:2
FOR RENr-Space suitable for
modern store 6S7 Holman st
Apply Straube Bldg, 651 Holman
st., Hammond. 4l0:z
FOR RENT-6 room apt, steam
heat and modern in every way
Apply 421 East State St. Ham f:l1:S
FOR RENT-Ice cream, soft drink
and billiard. Sal Calumet ave,
corner Carroll ST. Ham. 4:l7;o
FOR RENT room brick apt, al
modern conveniences. Phone . j
Hammond. Woods. Martin & Com
pany. Ill
strictly modern, oak finish, built
in buffet, heat furnished. sos In
graham ave. West Hammond. Five
min. walk from court house. 4:l7:2
FOR RENT room downstairs fiat
rent cheap. Az East state ST.
hammond -
FOR RENT room fiat. all mod
ern convenienees. 674 State Line
St. Hammond All
FOR RENT room fiat, with bath.
furn very reasonable. 424 Plum
mer ave. Hammond 81.
MISCELLANEOUS
AUTO PAINTING and Trimming
work of quality. Auto Customs
shop. S02-4 State St. Ham. 3:s:tf
NOTICE
Your old sewing machine made to
run like new All work guaranteed
J. FANTA. Phone $50 Ham. 4:4:l2t
ELECTRIC IRONS REPAIRED
Standard make, Northern Indiana
Gas & Electric Co, Hammond store:
WALL. PAPER CLEANING. wall
i197-M Hammond. 4:lo:o
EOMMUNITY BUILDING. WHITING
INDIANA
Approximate cost. $500. 00h, gen
eral contractors and mechanical con-
tractors wishing to figure, apply TO
r. f. Evans Whiting. Indiana. not
later than April 1s, 1922. 4:l9:3
Battery Service, Ben
son & Hill. 628 Holman st.
Phone Hammond 27S2.
VAIL PAPER CLEANING, wall
and woodwork washing. Phone
4197-M Hammond. 4:ll:E
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AUTO ACCESSORIES
TIRES

TIRES
New and Slightly Used !;
Benson & Hill, 628 Hob
man ST., phone Hammond
o-Oo 3-20-tf
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FOR RENT-Furn. room. heated,
suitable for two. 1882 IVY St.
Indiana Harbor. 4:17:2
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WANTED - Ten Sales
men with electrical APP
pliance experience to close
prospects for the most
efficient electric washing
machine OH the market.
Live wires can make big.
money. If YOU are a sure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

Mothers. poor or rich, need 60
look their best for their Childrqn's
sake. IL would be better for a
woman to give her children two
meals day aud spend sine time
keeping herself up. Her children
will bo happier II they can be proud
of her.
"rhe woman who let's her hair
become untidy and neglects herself
to wait ON others Is "a misguided
CEosist I'm her self-sacrifice, 1t re-
acts badly on hcr family.
Good clothes are useless with n
muddy skin. Ornaments are inef-
fcctiyc unless one Cultiyates health
and strength.
dyed hair always looks dyed and
is rather uuattrlctiye.
Cosmetics are not anything new,
ot course. \ chemist OF my ac-
qualutancc g7v" mo an old Jar that
had been found In cXcavating
tomb I'm Syria, about 1000 years
old.
japanese Women Paint.
Japanese women still use a great
amount of paint, because they want
90 look artificial But that would
mover do for American women.
"Our Erandmothcrs used TO let
their teeth fail out and called II an
act Of God. Tho modern woman
has horJ cared for at intervals She
knows the value OF the wcll-cared-
for look.
"Artifice I'm appearance IS the
very last thing in the world that
would advocate. But soap and
water arc not always enough to
keep the face clean, and the woman
who takes further measures is not
cheating.
"lf ono has good health she
doesn't need so much help. She pos
scssos the very best kind of beauty.
But tho superficial kind will get her
u lot. too"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

from Mid-Contnent crgd.s r-,
field.
one Of the most imporar, iva,
lens in the oil industry is ,Hc No..
duction Of certain grades OF lm.'
eating oils, such as cyl.aalr s,,.,'
from Mid-continout crIgI- Ti
recently these special .rg5,,.,I
have been manufacture ..t.ns, ,L
clusivCly from PcuusyltH..s 80
but due to the increase iu H,r.s.s
for products Of this nature ..5-
decreased production OF ,..H. "a
the Appalachian district. f Ia.
necessary to seek other .g.r..s y.
the production OF Cyln... .,..l'
Cylinder stocks are now U..#. fra.
id-Continent crude 20 su.. ,,ss,
mcnt for the removal OF a.....ll s,t
other undesirable Const.. ..... ~,
is planned TO make use ut .U. az
porimcntal refinery at Ih I.rf.,
Vile station OF the bureau of rir,.
as a means Of dctCuWiuir. ..a b,,,
methods for handling tE. .tfero,,
types Of Continent .MI.a w.,
the production OF cvllnH.. sroot,
also to determine the n..f SAITH,
factory operating conditions o.
manufacturing products Mlf "a,
compete with lubricating oils mad
from Pennsylvania crude
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u. Refinery
Probe Starts

wASIuNGTON--A study OF the
efficiency of oil refinery equipment
Is being conducted at the Petroleum
Experiment station OF the bureau of
mines. Bartlcsyillc. The typical
Mid Continent "skimming plant
was erected at the time OF flush
production in some oil field ada
cent to the location OF the plant
and, when completed, oil was at a
comparatively low price and easy
to obtain. in most cases no partl-
cular attention was paid TO con-
structing an efficient plant for the
reason that those Interested In build
ing rofineries of this nature were
anxious to get the plant running
and obtain returns on their money
as soon as possible.
Recently, conditions have changed
10 such an extent that number
of these refincries have been forced
20 shut down because Of inability
to obtain crude or because they
were not able to manufacture prod
ucts to compete with those turned
out by the larger refincriCs. II is
believed that by a careful study Of
these plants the bureau of mines
will be able to furnish advice as
to the best methods for their opera
ton and in that way will be able
to aid I'm preventing enormous
wastes that are now occurring in
these refinerios due TO inefficient
equipment. NJ. Z. Youkcr has been
assigned 10 this work, and, as a
part of the investigation, he will
make "a study OF construction fea-
lures. operating conditions, and hea
conservation.
Another investigation 10 be con-
Quoted by the bureau of mines at
Bartlesyillo, relates to methods OF
treating petroleum products. Most
of the progressive rofiners I'm the
country realize that the methods of
treating petroleum distlllatos have
for the most part been handed
down from one generation to an
other and that In many cases they
are not satisfactory. They are of
tho opinion that work should be
done to determine proper methods
for treating distillates' from the va
rious types of crude for at present
n method of treating products from
one type of crude may not be salts
factory for treating products of a
certain other typo. Also, the losses
I'm treating are comparatively high,
particularly in the case OF the small
refincrs who make use of open-top
agitators and as result lose large
amounts of the lighter fractions
through evaporation. The problem
OF treating petroleum distillates has
been assigned to ID. Il. Dow. who
has had some previous experience
along this line, having developed a
method for treating casinghead gas
cline that is now being used by
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grav lady and the bald headed
clearical gentleman ever appeared
at Wellington mill after the Proctors
left is ono OF the gaps in the chain
OF evidence which has been left in
complete.
Nova Scotia is responsible for an
other famous ghost, whose antics
were somewhat similar to its Anti
gonish compatriot now under In
vestigation This one dates back
about a quarter Of century and be-
came known TO history as the
Great Amherst Mystery" from the
location OF the haunted house In
Amherst, Nova Scotia. 1t Is said TO
have been zone OF the most re-
markable haunted house cases on
record, whose manifestations were
witnessed by more than a hundred
persons" and the story reads that
way most certainly.
The amherst Mystery"
The house was occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Tced. with their minor
children. two sisters OF Mrs. Tecd,
and n brother OF Mr.. Teed. The
Amherst ghost had very violent
temperament and It's disturbances
seemed TO center around one of the
sistcr-in-law, Esther Cox Every
night her body would swell up We
are told, until II appeared ready to
burst. Sometimes tho ghost would
puncture her with pins. Terrific
reports would shake the room in
which she slept. Bedclothes would
he torn from the bed and fly around
tho room. Frequently the pillow
would be snatchcd from under her
head and be hurled across the
room. These things continued from
day to day and were seen by many
persons" All kinds OF articles would
be thrown about the house.
Doctor Carrlttee. the family ply
slcian, Ra wa "bucket Of cold water
become agitatcd and, to all appear
auccs, boil while standing on the
kitchen table" Voices would be
heard threatening Esther. and on
/ one occasion lighted match foil
I from the ceiling and nsarly set fire
4 to tho bed.
Like the Antigonish ghost, tho
/ amherst mystery" developed de-
cidcd incendiary inclinations - the
| family would smell smoke and sud
| denly find I'm the center of the room
| a bundle OF clothes on fire. or pile
OF shavings in the cellar blazing
merrlly.
An investigator. Walter Hubbell
/ studied the case and wrote n whole
! book-"The Great Amherst Mystery"
about the happenings. in which he
| told-and made affidavit to--a num-
| her OF astounding things. The ghost,
/ II seems, was determined to get rid
| Of the Rirl Esther. Knives would
| be hurled through the air and one
Of them found lodgment In her back
| She would receive mysterious slaps
/ that left red imprints on her face,
, She would scream with pain as in
visible finger nails tore at her flesh,
| Dishes and dishpans would fly out
/ OF her hands and across the room
and there was no rest for the poor
girl day or night, for the ghost got
/ so bold that II would stage It's
vengeful exploits in the full glare OF
| the daylight and apparently got
| away with them. Tho phenomena
| became so violent and attracted such
widespread notoriety that the owner
Of the prmises finally served no.
| tice on the Tced family that they
would have TO move and take their
ghost with them. II was then de-
cided that Esther would be allowed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

out of character is emphasized by
NrH Elsie Waterbury Morris, we'll
known society woman ana wifc OF
GuNcrucur Morris the writer Mrs.
Morris iudorscs Commander Booths
recipe for Crcatig lOycliess
"Cummadcr Booth has tho very
finest kind Of beauty" says Mrs.
Morris. "It comes from spiritual
qualities which must be foStcrCd TO
cultivate happiness ana outward
beauty
"But suppose Illness and unhap-
plucgs has taken away from
womau's checks tho color she had
in good hcalth--thcn a. llttlo yTeck
OF rouge i9 not obnoxious.
Women must learn 70 use aids
tp beauty with discretion, snN that
they won't. be mistaken for coarse
specimens of their SEX" she warns.
Here is excellent advice from
Commander Booth and Mrs Morris
tp the girl who furlOuslv colors her
checks who leis her eyebrows DO
business ON less than "a shOostrlnE
and whose locks 'of hcnna hue make
artlcs1 folk think her Gchcnna-
bound.
Cleanliness Advocated.
Mrs Morris believes I'm tho eco
nomic and domestic value of good
lonEs aud she advocates cleanliness
as the best cosmetic Of all
Grace VI the spiritual type was
given in great measure 90 such
women as Jeanne d'Arc, girl soldier
and now saint. whose vlsuEc shOuc
with unearthly beauty. Helen OF
Troy more mundane probably In
her intentions still inspired tho
ship-launChing craft to such an cX-
tent that we feel her comcllncss was
no mean thing. Commander Booth
| Is modern type OF woman who ia
radiant with tho beauty Of service
The value OF looks in the home is
! emphasized by Mrs. Morris: