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Evening star., 1924-10-25

CotORED-6-R ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT, IN
FRINGE Georges County, Md. mile from Dis
trict line, for so per month: 40-foot front
.oo feet deep. Apply to 2224 q st. NV. 26'
EIGHTRoOM NEW HOUSE AT 2l3 ALLIE
gAeny ave. Takoma Park, Md. Good, lsrge
rooms, fireplace and all improvements except
gas. $40 monthly call Columbia SSl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove reFminai-rier ti-srr Mis
a,ma Maru. Pier 'a-slr prraidsa,
Great Northern TsrmisAi-su KsE.
Grand rruak Pacific T.rmlnai-str "A.
miral Evans
American Can Co-str jefferson.
fivr ii-str prpteaiiaua
Pier iin-str skaSway.
firr lo-str Fuiton.
Pier s-MH Carolyn Frances.
Pier s-sir Eitofado.
Pier G-sir NRhssnA. Alameda.
Pier i-Nacht Conaulata
Pier B-Ms Cuihurra
Pacific Coast Coal Hunksrs-u. g l. 3
umatiiia.
union Pacific TcrminAi-str Lurlias.
Y, q shipping beard MooriuE.-str
hrarport, HAksrsfisld Cupfum. city Of
Spokane. West tson. Wsst oamsa'
West kAdsr, West HsnshAu
Commercial Boiler w9Eks-s,r Santa
Ana
iIsHford street rsrmiual-str steel
Trader
puthie's-Puws schr Ruby.
East waterway Dock a warehouse CO. -
str LILLIAN LucksnbAeh
Todd Dry pocks-stra Hanna Nielsen.
Lulsc Nielsen. Nisis Nielsen. West Cad.
ron, WhsAuaud Aonana, Patterson.
Nettiet0u'H Mili--str santa Inca
West Seattle Training sgatlon-EhEis 81
Lake unlon AueharaKe-s shr betsy Ross
Winsiow Marine Railway tEaEio Harhorj
-schrs. Mlndanao. Vancouver. Ella A
Meteor and Algmua. bktna Auns
Cnmyn. Charles D. Croker. barEsa Co.
qitiam CITY, Gritfson. Henry willard.
Strshm-t. q a Relief Arctic. Aanauha
Guyana, Nschss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
LIE WAS TAKING
II OFF THE TIRES

+. A. Rindig. IS. boilormaker. was
held In tho city Jail Wednesday.
accused Of the theft Of an automo-
bile. He viii also 30 called upon
10 explain several other embarrass-
lng incidents
Shortly after o. W. Bardarson
had reported tho theft Of his car
from his home, 45ob 18th ave. y. T..
Pa,rolmeu c. W. Hinton and c. J.
swanson found Kindig and tho miss
ing auto AZ 22d ave. y. +. and L.
Goth u.
The officers say kindly was calm
~ stripping the machine OF It's tires,
having removed three. ana wns
working on the fourth when they
arrested him, Nearby was another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Arrivals and Departures

ArFired July . SIR Alameda from
--sss, - a. ut iuif str prsaI-
seht @sifefsou frvm Manila We ports. a.
sc p ma siF Adnllrsl Evans Nom
-.AA- ~ Alss p u.l str Alaska from
asenls. az flb p. m, str santa Ines
fr0tn Tacoma. st 81 IA.
s-iied-July e.-str Trzan for nostsn
va p9tis ~ uesn, ssr Lgrlins for liono
.sls snd roFta 90 upaa. str Yokohama
Naru Tor NsEasakt Viz ports. a. lg
m ~ Queen far Alaska at 10 a tn
July Ms Apex fpr kstchIkan I'D
feFt waiter 90 10 ,. m,3 ms Bsilins an
~ hgtchikAn, az y ma str cofd5ys
tgr Alaska, &c D. m. fF Chas ID
tramp for Nrw York Via paTts az Ttee
. IN sir Iowa faF Antwerp Via ports
20 see p, M ar a. =, Aisxaudsg Tor
l.ns Angeles Via san Francisco. al A.
"a or q g. z nodd fgr Rirhmond. n
e-io p a.. str Latouths Tor Tacoma. ~
l4ils a. M. Or Mentpslisr Tor Antwsrp
Via ports. ~ D. AL. str Eidpfado ~
Tacoma, az AZ a IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Fred Coumbe Has
Plenty of Pepper

Just try and keep Fred Coumbc.
Salt Lake southpaw. out OF the
game. Ie would much prefer to
pl9y baseball than eat.
us too bad that some Of the reg
ulars haven't Coumbo's pep. because
he's always giving his best when
he's in there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Portland Live Stock

,,.,,t. r.s-irts nans Tons % market.
.'..sv Hslfrra medium ana C1mmon.
tf5saf. cewa medium aud common,
ratft. canncra aud cutters i.gQ1 q,
rrs csunars and h0luguas, tt4t.
.f,,.. medium and choice fgo ihs
- tf8s. iso % zt1 ibs. tsuf,
- Its uR SECS
us..- Receipts unar Tore of market.
,.,as. Medium. seed and choice, ace
nsfst. 10 M. ~. t:.fsUsla. pack.
- smseth heavn tsu6-sl pagkiuE
- heavy. ttaaus- slaughter PIGS
t-FrsI, feeders and alecksra, g. 90
49, Receipts none Tone % market
.s7.sv. tAmta 81 ia aoua, medium
u rssics. kNsa010s heavy ~ sigh hts.
r,iiurn ana eheict. tsU8t calls and
.o-rmsnn All weights t1uSi uethera.
1881 twes. rausmno 90 choice, 70 ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09

larer iu sight Tho TeHa. really f.
branch ~ fhs police. marched into
the breusrIer and rrf 90 uHrE with
% wHI i1 Turn out holiday supple
~ tHr great national beverage
But with 400 their technical Ea0wl
edge rHsg could mot master tho
gentle art ~ Converting the Hg4i ~
wheat and hops iufg the rreamr
aErr The result was that Berlin
f0r Whluuuuda was berIera except
far meaFrr SUPPLE N imported
Musuchrurr and PiIsnrr"
Eeu.Hsu now frsmHis Of the
thought that they can BIZ made beer,
lee fgr long time no the command
N a small brewers union They sbuf.
der when they recall ths great 1saf
beer strike which lasted well over
EE months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
BEER STRIKE IN
GERMANY
Emergency StrikebreakerS
Fail 10 Make Good

HEELIN The governmental
FtrIkrbrsaAIng crew. known ~ The
Teno. cor technical emergency corps.
has met one strike BE- couldn't break,
namely. the brewery strike
The government loaned he Official
staff 10 the brewers when they saw
WhuFuntlGe coming along with no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Boston Wool

BOSTON. July s.-some WOOL dealers
a, asklng 20 ccnts more a pound
- they we're asking yesterday for
rssit n the Erease. The volums %
g,,.ssss. however. ah not Increase Vols
i, asore active. Sales OF woods for
Issaaa were reported aseraEing per
-, Iowsr. bat foreign markets are
81 much above = parity with local
,ri,ss Japan and France arc said TO
!, tuying freely. WIKI local dealers not
tlys In foreign markets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
" HEAT G AINS
WITH CORN
Provisions Close Higher, Re-
tlecting Stronger Tone

CHICAGO. July s=Corn aud oats
went 90 a higher finish on tse board
~ trade today
Wheat suffered sinking spell
witch sent prices a. the lowest
mark ou tho present movement
Corn went into new high Erouud
for iho year aud carried new dclly-
cries 60 a hlEh close.
oats clpsed sharply higher, gath
erinE its strength from corn and uu-
satisfactory growing conditions
Provisions also closed higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July a. Foreign "a
change opened steady, gtsrlinE ttasa
frEngs taQti1i lire, to.etld Belgium.
ta.pstaA MARKS tgiQ.oQs, eQe zoe.
Dlssgi sterling dsmahd ItaaR5
francs, tpQslgA Ire, tQ.Qt3sN belgian
francs. tpeitihi German MARKS, same.
Shanghai tasL Tlh. Yokohama zen.
iFt. Russian shsrs gnsia. tlfi Sweden.
st.s1, W Iepgpli NorNaN issa or
o. goet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Bert Colima Can't
Scrap Dave Shade

Bert Colima. middlewolght Of Whit.
tier. Chi. will DO unable 10 meet
Dave Shade In their bout this week.
as originally scheduled. collna re-
ceivcd injuries In recent bou,
which made It impossible for him TO
meet the California welterwelg ht
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Omaha Live Stock

Receipts Etss Tour % market.
ffef0tl. coss and heifcra, 81 3oukTs3
rsiak. ceWs and hritcrs, ti-tQgAfat
.tseksFs and feeders. fa.taHT.l5s
.ralysa ttgIe:.s bulls and STAYS. ttg
r
u.x,-Rseeipts. iaaao. Tone Of market
II M nuik. iEssutss. tor. s.,
Receipts 1893. Tone % market
cssdy. Issrlngs. ti0uti; wcthcrs.
ti5saTSo. lambs. iItztBt1.Jsi ewes
u0iia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Abe Goldstein to
Battle Frenchman

NEW YORK. July s.--Abe Gold.
stein. new worlds bantamweight
champion, viii meet Charley Ledoux.
the Frenchman. nt tho New York
Felodrome on Wednesday. July rs. Il
was announced by Tex Richard last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
VEGETABLES
Price. raid wholssaIs Dealer,

tThs prices Eirsn are those made 20
retail dealers ~ wholesaler. vita q few
seasonal exceptions. price. 20 producers
can - figured ~ dsductinE the cost ot
transportation 60 B@attls and ApproIi-
matsly ~ per cent for hAuiinE. storaI.
and selling rosil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09

An Egyptian traveller reports
that a native drowned IN a pool u
water IN the desert because he
thought Il was only a mirage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09

Tho elephant beetle. the largest
known insect. rs 90 be found In
Venezuela, An average specimen
weighs seven ounces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Tuesdays Quotations
Portland Wheat

PORTLAND. July S.-Wb-A-Hard
rhi.s. ii.3a: soft white. itl1 western
nas ti.i1: hard winter. MT; ncr,h.
E psinS. fi.tL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09

Tho berries OF VOW trees arc not
poisonous. but the seed contains "a
noxious element which makes the
berry unfit 10 eat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Weather Bureau Report

luHh ISLAND. July - q. m --
t'ele'nsisf risinE s'ovlyi gIsaFt wind
southwest slsht miles al hsup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
FIRM OPENING
FOR STOCKS
Rail Issues Hold Steady In
Chicago Exchange
ruL srnErr ,oEHNM rlNAN-

VAL rIkL REVIEW
,.rW YORK. July - Ftoeh
-, opened firm with flrsl prices
'-lintlngs ..,.. a....rf,.,, MI
N u southern Railway
u. southern Pacific olia
thti a. Westinghouse, t2h, ug
hta, Ne-k central iQa un y
- sfs,t le0., or = Genera
u stG up IL Mack Truck
- ne 4, Consolidated Gas cav,
Ii -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Cash Wheat
Seattle Wheat

CHICAGO. July s-Cash vhsat-Ns.
iisl. iilt. No : hard. ti.tsULis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09

machine which Kindig claimed az
his own. II bore a California H.
ccnHe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09

All marriages of young
miliiondircs and musical CON-
edy ladies don't 90 on The
rocks. As i0itness Margaret
Merle, i0ho icaS Mite" IN
Blossom Time" When she
met Vernon McMillon, scion
Of one Of the most prominent
families Of Atlanta, Ga, and
became Mrs. Mcmillan. She
can play the domestic scene
as igeH as anybody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
WTnNEspAN

5UIN y
lirst lev Ttda
a a. Una a. n
Airei liiEb aide
20 a m - O..
escsnd lev ltus
tat b. M Ia O.
s~-und liish Tide
lRtu O. ut. ltl a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
POULTRY AND MEATS
Fdes- Paid yyhole.al. Dealer.
LIVE STOCK

Receipts Tuesday. a. IN. $50 hogs rs
cattle.
asstatioas at Uuisa steelyards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
San Francisco Produce

Turs1asn ouesaaeais
-, v,traA a.; prime nrtia slh,
-, gstrax zkns extra pslotA -
'ss-lsr,irsi pellets, sih
-, HfsrniA fats fancy. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
Ship News
Tides in Seattle


Inl n~nAh
JllN Ia
Ilrst iau Tide
aEi a. M ~ g.
Tires tiiEh Itds
IllH q - g.
srsand low ride
ga O. m - &C.
s~end tiiEh ride
Il eE b. on lte q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-09
NUTS
rrices rsld Wholesale Dealers
Sack Lots
FLOUR AND SUGAR
HAY, GRAM AND FEED
(Prices on MlIsd Carloads TO shipper,
II. o. IL. Sesttie)

tfrices on MiIsd Carloads TO shipper
II. o. IL, Sesttie)
Alfalfa Hsy--flrst grade II .os
Straw ...',..'....'..'. .1b.oG
Corn--Wholr, yellow. 1905. OF
Cracked and feed meal. 1909. .ts.ot
Bariey-Whole. feed. 1908 ........tto OF
Outs whols feed. Ieo's .......taot
Rolled and ground. 7s's-s0'H. VI
Mixed feed and run. ........,..,ao,s'
Ali.Grsin Chop--s0s .........ts.Ot
Chick u. II. Mssh--i00s. SO. OF
scratch Food--ioo's .............7ot
Egg hssh-l0Ou ...................t as OF
Lin.eod oil meni--ioo's ..........G5.O,
SOFA Bean Meal-i0o's .....,,.,SSol
Evening star., 1924-01-08

If you need many changes of ward
robe, but you cannot afford such ex-
travagances, why not wear a CANT
sole skirt like this, and top 1t off
with a one-piece blouse like No. 1881.
Then, Of course, you could wear any
number of blouses with this skirt
and give the impression of an ex-
tensive wardrobe. The skirt and one
blouse could be Of the same material,
thereby making a two-piece dress.
The skirt, pattern No. 1917, cuts in
sizes sixteen years, So, 3s. 40. AZ and
A inches bust measure. The blouse,
pattern No. 1851, cuts in sizes SO, Ss,
40 and AZ inches bust measure. The
blouse and skirt patterns are sepa-
rate. You can order both for 80 cents.
Price Of each pattern. is cents, In
postage stamps only. The embroidery
uuttern costs Is cents extra. Orders
should be addressed to The WANING
ton Star Pattern Bureau, Y East 1sth
street. New York city. Please write
name and address clearly.
Evening star., 1924-01-08
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, NJ. D.,
Noted Physician and author.

the meaning Of .madness hasn't
changed a great deal.
Anger is an emotion which, like
fathers famous razor strop party,
hurts the subject more than II does
the object. 1t handicaps; 1t impedes
both mental and physical effort:
sometimes, indeed, 1t kills. The man
with hardened arteries may suffer
stroke of paralysis) from a fit of
anger. John Hunter, the famous sur
geon, who had angina pectoris, said
that his life was in the hands OF any
rascal who chose to annoy him, and
sure enough the fatal attack oc-
cured during a fit of anger.
Anger Immediately stops secretion
in the stomach and delays digestion
for a considerable period, as Prof.
Cannon tells so Interestingly, SO when
pa gets mad because ma hasn't made
any pie for supper it is lucky for pa
she didn't make any, for he couldn't
digest 1t in such state of fury any
way.
On reading that over again and
thinking hard about 1t 1 have a vague
premonition that it isn't quite logical,
though it struck me as happy and
pertinent illustration as I lay dream
ing in my twilight sleep this morn
ing. AT that it is not so foolish as
getting mad, I dare say.
Rage or anger is akin to fear. 1t
is an emotion for the weak who are
not quite weak enough to. be called
downright towards. perhaps, but still
are not strong enough to be called
brave. Fear sometimes changes sud-
denly to fury. Corner an animal in
headIong flight and maybe you'll get
a good sample of such a change. The
strong man is slow to anger; the
weakling gets mad too easily. People
of deficient mentality show anger
from slight causes or from causes
which would not arouse such emotion
in more intelligent people.
Children who are mollycoddled and
pampered and humored and spoiled
by parents of pale character are
quick to anger; it is really the exhi-
; bition of fear by a child endowed by
training and environment with the
inferiority complex. Darwin COM
ments on the fact that the face often
turns pale in anger as in fear.
There are just and proper occasions
for righteous anger-say when friend
wife rearranges the bedroom furni-
ture without warning a fellow before
dark-but in all cases it is just like
barking your shins. 1t only helps to
shorten your life.
(Copyright.)
Evening star., 1924-01-08
nCDHTNHT1 CYT0DTEC By Thornton
hid ENEE clOnlEC w. Burgess

you, sub. it will be a pleasure. 1t will
be personal pleasure, suh'
Thank you," replied Danny. "Can
you tell me ANYTHING about Little
"Ah can't tell you much good about
him." replied Bob White promptly.
He lives up to his name. He is a
robber. sub. Yes, sub, he is robber.
Once he found our nest and stole
twelve eggs from Mrs. Bob and
he has robbed. 1 advise yo', sub, to
keep out of his way. He is a great
fighter and those he kills he eats
HE is very fond of meat, sub. He
that kind, but not when he can get
meat We don't like him around here,
suh."
II found some of his little paths
over in an old cotton field" said
Take NAH advice and keep away
promptly. His home is somewhere
over in that old field. If yo' had
gone far enough yo' promptly would
have found a lot of tunnels as well as
paths, for he is quite a digger. In
fact, he makes his home underground
Isn't he afraid of anybody" asked
Danny.
did you ever see anybody his size
who wasn't afraid of somebody else?'
waiting for Danny's answer he con-
tinued: ''Brer Owl, Brer Fox and
Brer Bob Cat and Brer Hawk are
always looking TO- him. He hasn't
any friends that All know of. He
makes a lot of trouble fo' other folks
but he has troubles of his own. Yes,
sub, he has troubles of his own. Just
keep out of his way"
II WILL" replied Danny. Thank
you very much for telling me about
him."
Copyright, 1924, by T. W. Burgess)
Evening star., 1924-01-08
HEALTH HINTS
By Bernarr MacFadden.

One of the best all-round tests Of
spinal mobility is found in chest mo-
bility. Can you expand your chest,
or are your ribs stiff and immovable?
I will tell you why this is important
are concerned. 1t is because the
| twelve pairs of ribs are attached to
these twelve dorsal vertebrae, and
the amount of movement in the ribs
| is a good indication of the condition
of the spine. If you can expand your
chest only a half inch, or in other
words, If your ribs are stiff and i'm
movable. it means that your spine
is is stiff and immovable. And to that
; extent your spine is old.
You are perhaps not "chesty"
! kind of individual. You have worn a
tight lifting vest for twenty to forty
pand your chest. You have worn
suspenders which press down upon
YOUR chest on each side, and this
pressure is just sufncient to act as a
continuous deterring influence, even
If you were inclined to expand your
chest, which you are not. Therefore,
nerhaps in years, you may not have
really expanded your chest to its
limit.
sake Of improving your chest and
giving room Ior your neart and lungs,
but for the sake of your spine. Guilt
yatethe chest-expdnsion nabit. Prac-
tice deep breathing with 1t If you
choose. and that makes 1t all the bet
ter. but also expand your chest for
the sake of your backbone.
1t is this stiffness which you must
fight off il you would keep young.
To a large extent, the really old man
finds it Impossible to straighten his
spine. 1t is stiff. rigid. Just bring
ing his shoulders back does not give
him normal mobility. He may try
to straighten his spine, and 1t is a
good thing for him to do so but If
he is a really old man he cannot do it.
Here is an exercise for the small of
the back and the lumbar spine; Bepd
and stretch Far forward with the
knees straight. If you cannot touch
the floor, then stretch as far as you
can without strain.
Evening star., 1924-01-08
HouseWorkers' Hands.

The housewife should take to heart
that good old saying about the value of
an ounce of prevention and pound of
cure 1t will take her an hour to undo
the damage done by a day of house
work. 1t will take her no time |at all
TO pull on gloves before setting to
work. At first they may make her feel
awkward and unable to work with her
usual speed, but once she is used to
them they will not impede her at all
Very old, loose, leather gloves can
be used for all the work but washing
and scrubbing, or old cotton gloves will
do as well. Rubber gloves, to be
pulled over the hands when they must
be kept in water, should be of as good
quality as possible, with a gauntlet long
enough to come well up over the wrist
Even the best quality ones are not
expensive, and are worth a hundred
times what you pay for them.
] have "a friend whose hands are
always admired. She does all her own
household and laundry work, and
though she is fifty her hands are those
of a woman of thirty, and so we'll cared
for no one would dream the amount of
work she does. She does all her dish
washing and all such things as scrub
bing floors and paints, ordinarily devas-
tating to the hands and finger nails,
with stout rubber gloves on. She uses
long-handled dish mops and long-han-
died floor mops, NOT only to save the
Evening star., 1924-01-08

/ was laying on the setting room
floor on my stummick reeding Life on
the Spanish Main. being pritty ixcit-
Ing but kind of old fashion. and some
lady came to see ma bringing a little
gerl with her, being long legged lit
tie gerl named Muriel with a tern up
nose making her face look funnier
than 1t really was, and her mother
and ma started to tawk and Muriel
sat on the floor next to where / was
reedlng saying, Tell me a story.
Don't know eny, / sed.
And kepp on reeding on my Stun
mick and she sed, Tell me a story,
tell me a story, tell me a story. Me
sticking my fingers In my ears and
Keeping on reeding, and Muriel kepp
on saying for men to tell her a story
TIL ma sed. Benny, how can you be
so selfish, wy don't you tell the sweet
little girl a story?
All rite. Ill tell her one. I sed
Now izzent that sweet? sed Muriels
mother, and ma sed, Tell her a nice
one. And her and Muriels mother
kepp on tawking and ! started to tell
Muricl a story, saying, Once there
was kid and her name was Muriel
jest like you and she had a tern up
nose rite in the middle of her face
jest like you, and ! believe she RELY
was you, and once upon q time a
big red hedded giant a mile high
with teeth 3 yards long ran after her
saying, I'm going to eat you, I'm going
TO eat you alive, and Muriel started
to yell and screech and cry and run
but the giant cawt up to her easy
and ate her up in 2 and half bites.
No, no, IL wasent me, mama, mama.
Muriel yelled, and her mother sed,
Watts a matter. deer. is enything the
matter, watts a matter? and ma sed.
Benny, did not do enything TO her,
wat did you do to her?
i only told her a. story about a
giant l sed. Not saying wat about
him, and Muriels mother sed. Shes
too young for giants, come heer deer.
Wich Muriel did and sat on her lap
and j kepp on reeding on in piece.
Evening star., 1924-01-08
My Neighbor Says:
To restore artificial flowers

To restore artificial flowers
hold them over the steam of boil
ing water for a few minutes.
They will be completely reno
waited.
After washing white paint,
polish with a little furniture
cream. 1t not only preserves
the paint, but keeps 1t clean
much longer, as dirt does not adj
here so easily to the polished
surface.
In poaching eggs stir the wa
ter, when it boi,s. till 1t Is whfri-
ing rapidly. Then drop the eggs
In quickly and the edges will be
round and smooth.
If you have an old-fashioned
clock that refuses to go, dip a
piece of cloth in kerosene and
lay in the bottom. You will have
no more trouble.
To test an oven in which cake
is to be baked place piece of
white paper in the oven. If too
hot the paper will b.acken or
.burn up. If it is a delicate
brown the oven is right for pas
try; should it turn dark yellow,
cakes may be baked and If only
light yellow sponge cake or bis
cults may be put in at once.
A little glycerine rubbed around
the glass shoppers of bottles will
prevent them from sticking.
Evening star., 1924-01-08
MASHED POTATOES
DEAUl l. NI1AlS EDNA KENT FORBES

, gloves but also to save bending her
back; she even has a scrubbing brush
on long handle, which saves much
STOPPING and reaching. Three times a
week she coats her hands with cod
cream before putting on the rubber
gloves and gives them a beauty treat
ment while she works.
For what she calls the dry and dirty
work she wears loose back cotton
gloves; that is, for busting and sweep
ing and such jobs. The only household
tasks that are hard on the hands where
she cannot protect them with gloves are
the chopping up Of vegetables which
stain the skin and the weekly laundry
work. But she rubs her hands with
lard when she is done with these tasks.
Sally.-I will be glad to mail you the
formula for a hair tonic that will cor
rect this condition. In the meantime
massage the scalp vigorously every day
until it glowS from increased circula- :
, ton. Lemon juice or buttermilk will
tighten the freckles, which is all that
is necessary at this season of the year.
Betty Ut is possible that your skin
has not recovered from its attack of
backheads. If you could have an oc-
casional treatment at a beauty parlor
| where the work is strictly on Il health
! basis, you might hasten the improve
ment. When doing this for yourself
always close the pores after cleansing
| the skin by dashing plenty of very cold
water over the face and throat. A mild
| astringent should be used also several
times each week.