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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-24

Notice is hereby given Tat seal
ed proposals or bids will be reeeiv-
ed by the undersigned City Clerk
of the City of FL Centre, Califor-
nis,. at the City Hall of said City
up to the hour of 7:30 O'Clock p.
M, on the 2Sth day of January,
1925, for constructing one reinfQre-
ed-concrete, filteredwater reser-
voir including the furnishing of
all material and labor required for
such construction, such reservoir to
be constructed at the. City Water
Works of said City in accordance
with the plans and specifications
therefor on file in the office of :
the City Clerk of said City, said
reservoir being that referred to in
revised Schedule G of the, specifi'
cations for betterments for the
water works system of snd City.
Proposals or bids will b1uEeaeiYadn y
| for the construction of 81
voir according to the des
Gated in Item "a of said
Schedule C and also aecors
the alternatives indicated
lively Item 9B and Item 9
said Revised Schedule G.
Each proposal or bid sh3V
companied by a certified check
able to the City of El Centre Tor
Il sum equal to ten per cent of the
amount of such bid.
Plans and specifications will be
furnished to prospective bidders
upon payment of $1,000, which
amount will be refunded upon re-
turn of such plans and specifica-
tions before the time specified for
the opening of Bids.
The Board of Trustees of said
City reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
By order of said Board of Trus.
tees.
Dated this 9th Gay of January,
1925.
JAMES A. SCHOFIELD,
City Clerk of the City of Ell Gen.
tro, Calf. 10t14
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-24

ing Max, Moritz and Pep, the hui
man monkeys, which opens at the
Valley theater tonight, a seheming
william serves as the test of Mr..
Brisbane S theory.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-24

Realands citizens are aeita!ing
for q bond issue Of $2500O0 for a
nnditorinm.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

After Jan. "a, 1 will not be res
ponsible for any bills contracted
by my wife, Mary Humphreys.
adv. F. O. HUMPHREYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-24
HORIZONTAL

l. Upward .-.-.
,. More pale
Z. Toward
g. A sailor
TO. Largest body in solar system
II. \ title of respect
l.. Discovcrer of Greenland
II. A short stocking
-. Small sunshade
16. Pereolate
lS. Russian weight
20. Thirteenth letter in Roman
alphabet
Of. The native town of Abraham
%. Rind
%. Pertaining to air (prefixl
-. Indigo
%. Island south Of Florida
80. A kiln for drying hops
33. United States ship (4bbr)
81. Bog
SO. Owed
81. Exist
3S. Bonds
40. Elevate (abhr.)
~. One of the Great Lakes
~. Filter
VERTICAL
/. 4 North American Indian
.. Equal value
a. Roman weight Of one pound
>. Pertaining to the moon
6. To enter (prctiN)
z. Muscular twitching
9. Maurcd
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-24

NOTICE INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF REIN
D-CONCRETE, FILTER
ED-WATER RESERVOIR FOR
WATER SYSTEM OF THE CITY
OF Ell CENTRIC.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-24

in the valley. He has been connect
cd with the Studebaker agency in
tie valley for the past four years.
L. S. Grant, president Of the con
Germ, has spent ten years i'll the
auto equipment business. For two
years he was president of the San
Diego County Auto Trades Associ-
alton and is now a director OF that
BODY and also of the California
Truck Tire Dealers Association. He
is past president of the San Die
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-24

IL. Composition for a single voice
IL. Brightest star in Auriga
II. Singer
i. First woman
l9. PosNessive pronom
%. Reecdes
p. Goddess of moon
%. Eiaculation
%. The third power of quantity
%. ttilizcr
-. \ gulf Of tho Red Sea
-. Telephone (abbr,)
"a. Fourth note in octave
-. North Dakota (abbr.)
@S. 70 have existence
-. Provided that
43. Orkney Islands (abbr.)
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-24
NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR
FURNISHING AND INSTALL
ING SEWER PIPES AND MAN
HOLE COVERS AND FRAMES
FOR THE SEWER SYSTEM OF
THE CITY OF Ell CENTRO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Pruning, in the
Garden

There is lots Of the proaalc gar
den work for this time ~ the year.
There are the fruit plantations
which need pruning. Remember
the old adagc. winter pruning
makes wood aud summer pruning
makes fruit" That is true OF an.
pie trees, so do not be too strenuous
with them. just as soon as the
leaves are off the grapes. clean
out tho surplus wood, but bc care
ful 10 leave only wood with Fat
round buds The "bulr canes nre
robust but have pointed buds only.
there Is no fruit in them, Taking
Concord aH "A standard, leave about
% good buds to plant. Taken
year by year, this viii give tho
maximum amount Of first class
fruit Experimental work has shown
that carly winter Is the best time
20 prune grapes. Never prune
while frost Is In the canes; they
arc then as brittle as pipe stcms
Cut back the peaches or thin out
the wood. depending upon the age.
Currnnt and Eoosebcrry bushes
need all wood three years old, or
older, removed On the currants
then cut the remaining canes back
one.hnlf and take out the weak
ones
The old bearing wood Of rasp-
berries and blnckbcrrics should
have been taken dit long nEo. but
If neglected get It out now,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CAR
ION-IDNIINII

Day before yesterday morning,
sgd the members ~ the company
who are going 10 make tho picture.
Hot Steel arrived IN tho city ln
the afternoon. Paula. her leading
man. who takes tho part Of "a soak
lns pr superintendent made a visit
70 the mill TO sec how things could
h. done iu the picture
After quite talk IN the office.
P8uiu'H director, camera man and
assistant director went 20 another
part q tho mill where some other
shots were 90 De- taken. I took
Miss prrirr and her leading man
over 10 the soaking pits whore it
had been decided that the big dra.
mafle climax was 10 b. played
syt you have met Potts. tho
superintendent ~ Tic EoakIng pit
~ our mills You know what "a
great bis. splendid chap he ip aud
~ course sou arc aware that he
knows hts jon from tho ground up
as lie was with L~Bilc'B father for
a number Of years beforo / took the
plant over We have been on tho
verge Of "a strike for the las, three
or four months A lot or worknen
have become lmDued with great
many aoriallBtlc ideas and they are
putting forth propaganda which ~
almost anarchlsilc in it's intent.
wo have been having great deal
Of trouble among the men Nr.
Potts, Of coursc, has no sympathy
with them AT all. rightly deciding
that the man who does his work
conacicutlously VIII set fair deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Prince Charming Passed Her By, but
Even Old Father Time Can't Rob
Her of Cheering Illusions
BY CYNTHIA GREY

ME We're correct on the dream bunch. Dreams not
w alone for the romantic young folks The first letter
received was signed AN Old Maid" She would not sign
her name as she not Interested in prize; but she
pereneed odd thrill from putting her thoughts paper
Let's have pet Dreams folks, The more the
merrier. Here's the first letter:
Lifelong Dream of Riddles
Dear Miss Grey: Your pet dream contest interests me
NOR than anything has for time You too am
a dreamer-oddaS may am in the old maid class
rounding out my list year
Since was little tot cuddlng my dolies, have
dreamed of kiddies of my But my Prince Charming
never came.
However nothing can rob me of my dreams-not even
Old Father Time That's the sweet part about Illusion
stand behind my counter in an infants wear depart
ment day in and day out watching the world by and
dreaming my pet dream. Sometimes when see fond
young mother proudly exhibiting her prize before the
throng forget that only Spnster and mentally step
into that mothers shoes What bitterSweet longng On
well, no rob me of my dream child
AN OLD MAID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Honeymoons NoW
Out-of-Date

IONDOS, Nov. 70 CBy q. PJ
Homogeneous are going out Of
fashion in England even for people
who can well afford them.
Nine. Lydia Lopoiva, the dancer
who recently married ]. 81. Keynes
the economist, now admits that she
did not take q honeymoon and even
goes 70 far as 10 say that she does
not believe ia them.
There is also the instance Of the
daughter Of a countess who recently
married a theatrical producer ~
medlately after the ceremony {
went TO "a theater 10 witness the -
hcaral u a play tho bridegroom
was producing.
The busis for the changing attitude
toward homogeneous. according to
Mime. I.opoaova. Is found in the Joint
interest u modern couples in bus.
ness and careers People marry"
she says: but they are welded" TO
their work
As a result Of the widespread en-.
ploymeut Of women and their keen
interest in their work. thousands ~
London marriages arc performed on
wcck.cnds 80 that the couple may BE-
back nj their work on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
De fend S t he
Country Store"

.DEAit CYNTHIA GREY we are
~ informed thru the daily proEa
Thai tho officials arc going out Tor
ihs HoAlpa u neishborb"oi movie
manaecfa who arc committing the
crime" u putting on Country
sycve
Too. had, ISN'T ~ There arc Ger
tain crepe hangers IN our fair city
who. Sc would seem De- awake nights
thinking OF wayH and means 10 CHOKE
or every little JOS in life
Most Of us. I am sure. arr familiar
with the "cyn" II tho Country
store n not, win cite ono cS-
ample
There b. u pa5f. tired ltue woman
i know o. deserted by a worthless
husband. vby b. fighting hard q"
keep ihc wuif from ite door She
has three fins Mddies, one sells
papers. another taking CONNER
cisi oourar. the thir4 Is tot trying
70 set o Newspaper route Food r.
often scarce Ia that little home. tho
total earnings Of tho family running
lcaa than sic a week Not much Tor
family
The other night a9msons gave the
boy a ticket 10 his nsiEhborhood
movie, That night, he came home
juhiIaut and enthusiastic He had
won an armful * groceries at the
Country store enough to keep the
family for a whole week
Horrors That lad had uneou.
seipusly committed a crime hy being
accessory 20 tho nc, Of gambling
But vitat Of the lotteries pa, on by
some Of cur churcheA7
Ia it worse for a thcater to give an
honest program and a tor Of groceries
and other useful things as a side at
traction, than for a church TO hold
"a lottery az Il bazaar without giving
ans like vgiuef
II there's a law In this land of the
FREQ and home al the brave ihcrc
viii or should not be n conviction tn
the case Of tho little movie houses
THAI stage Country Stores
Let the movie houses put on their
Country Stores. II hurts nobody
II ia "a good thing aa hundreds u
good people will attest Technically.
perhaps. it may be violation Of the
law. but then. arc not our churches
and our retormers themselves break
ing the law. too? For heavens sake
lc, us have real justice, plus common
sense YouB for nhEt
EBEB W, WATSON,
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NsIANGIE

IN our plant and limits an there
rs to IL.
The night that Paula came.
Potts. who had heard that the men
were holding meetings on the
street corner, went down around
the bend and there lie came upon
the man who has charge Of the
inEot crane, standing on soap box
and hurangnng the crowd on the
wrongs Of the prole,arint and tho
way honest working men in our
mills, under the heel of tho great
trusts, are crufhcd and exploited
Tho whole thing. Superintendent
Potts told me yesterday morning.
VIA virtually call 70 strike and
after listening a while. he became
ruthcF worried over the outcome,
The men we're getting more and
more excited" said Potts. "and Z
thought IL was timc for me 70 in
tcffcrc, 10 walked Up TO Denkc
and asked him " be didn't have
charge of tho ingot crane al She
mills.
HE said yes
4 asked him II he wa1n't salts.
fled with his Job and he answered:
None Of your damn business,
and you get to hell out OF here
right away II YOU don't want to
get hurfp
Il knew. Mr.. Prescott. II was up
to inc then and there TO settle
things. II ! showed the white
feather l would have no control
oyer those men again so just
hauled of and hit him one and he
passed out for about five minutes"
icgpyftrht 1885. y F.. A. Service. Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
IAN Old Maid" Describes Her Favorjte Dream BHeySOee
F actOry Girl
Is Opera Star

NEW YORK. Nov 20 What
IN perseverance and pluck win
do for "a woman la ozgmpIined Boa
tho case of Amlu Caldcfou
Five years ago Fh0 Wac living
in Mexico city A stranger heard
her singing as Fhc walked along
the street, and hr wont 60 her
parents and urged them 10 have
her voice cultivated.
The stranger knew a thing or
two about music Ills name was
EurieD Caruso,
Three years ago rhe came 20
New York and got Job On tho
packing department of % factory.
AN d1y Hhc wrapped parcels and
boxes, AZ night sho went home
10 the little apartment she
shared with her mother and
studied grand opera roles
one dagN there was m out0r
ulnment az the factory and abo
WIS NHhfN Nh 'NilNf lNA'f 10 ANh
run. She wna apologize borumo
Fho could not ring jazz. but shc
sang un aria instead
That started hrf good fortune
Prmuna became interested IN her
voice and paid Tor lessons The
company allowed her Time or for
study And IN the meantime Hh0
wus promoted al ths factory and
transferred 90 the adjusting do.
pnrtmrut where her tuowledgo
of Spanish and Italian came 10
handy
shs hua just made her debut
IN Sew YORK. aH n singer and
has brsn proclaimed find and
"a future grand opera star
Her career has had "a regular
Houto AlEer plot 20 far aud II
looks ns II her good fortune had
only begun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
PORK CHOPS
AND APPLES

Allow one or two chops for each
person 70 be served. depending on
the size Of the chops and tho apps-
lite OF the persons Wipe chops
with damp cloth and put layer in
lightly CREASED casserole Sprinkle
with salt and pepper and cover with
n thick layer OF apples. pared and
eorsd and cut in thin slices Dust
the apples lightly with cinnamon and
one or two tablespoons ot sugar
Continue layer for layer OF meat and
apples until ali the meat Is used. The
last layer should be Of apples. Add
one-halt to one cup Of boiling water.
cover casserole and bake for ons
hour in n moderate oven. Remove
tho cover for the last Is minutes of
baking TO brown tho top.
Copyright. 1925. Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

launching at the RITZ tho other
day 1t seemed to me every other
girl wore leopard skin. Cnrncul,
too, In popular with debutantes.
Helen Bculg has an interesting
model Of tan cnracul banded with
fox at the deep V opening
| spIcd Mrs. Joshua $. Cosdcn
and Mrs. John WnnnmnlScr, Jr,
on Park nvonuc In very attractive
sable wraps, cut very similarly
md Mrs sydney Coford, mother
Of Cathlcon Vanderbilt, In u very
smart striped FUR chlpmunk 1t
seemed TO me, bound at the edges
with ribbon, Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
PUMPS MATCH FROCKS
BY Betsy Schuyler

DUMPS frequently match the
froclt in color and are very
,laborately jewolcd ana ombroi.
Tered. with tho younger women
many bracelets and string Of
pearls arr favorltc jewels With
older mntrona diamond bandenuN
liurua md chains are more popu.
lar Emcralds are tho most pop.
ulnr gems, brought out by nssoci.
ttion with diamonds aud pearls.
Regarding styles In general, the
fur coat " the most important
matter for consideration The
weather has made II imperative,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Another Appeal
For Work

DEAR MISS GREY We are ask
~ ing you to print this letter 10
help my husband find some sort Of
work--any kind.
You've said so many times your
column isn't an employment
agency. but It reaches so many
homes.
He will do anything; but he is an
expert truck driver, knows every
street and number in this city, as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
VARIETY IN YOUR BREAD

DO not have the same kind OF
broad with each meal. BY alter.
mating white, rye, brown, whole.
wheat, graham and other varieties
OF breads with your meals at differ.
cnt times you will add more zest to
the dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Four Little Kittens
Seekinn Mem Homes

DEAR MISS GREY: WIN you
~ help mo to find homes for
FOUR cute little kittens7 They are
Just plain cats. but very cunning
and nice. Anyone wishing one Of
them may telephone MAtn.3775 or
call at the Keystone apartments,
1915 Terry ave
A LOVER OF ANIMALS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
VEGETABLE OILS

Vegetable oils when substituted
for the ordinary fats for frying will
give the food an entirely different
taste and win also make the food
more wholesome and diRestihls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Dream Prizes

UNHE STAR win award thrrc
l. prizes OF s.. So and 81 each
for the best letters ON "My Pet
Dream"
The contest will close Thurs
day. December 3. nj noon. Prize
winning letters viii be an.
nounced the following Saturday,
Keep your letters within 200
words. sign name and address,
stating whether or not you wish
same printed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Is This Your
Birthday?
THURSDAN, NOVEMBER 90

THURSDAY, NONENBBEK 20
II SO, you arc cautious
You give careful thought.
And plan everything YOU do
You appear indifferent TO
strangers.
But you arc merely measuring
their qualities.
Your opinions are not made
hastily.
But they are usually right
You arc enthusiastic about
your work,
And will make n success OF II.
You are demonstratlycly affec.
Tomato,
You win have many friends
And they viii do anything for
you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
INTSUAI, EFFECT

Some OF tho newest satin slippers
are embroidered on tho heel and
across the back, but quite plain in
the front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
NoHuO
.Lr thsAmX
by SISTER MARY

breakfast Stewcd dried peaches.
cereal. thin cream, ercamed dried
beef on toast crisp buttcrcd toast,
milk. coffee.
Luncheon Dreamed oysters on
toast. apple and celery salad. oot-
meal cookies. milk. tea.
Dinner Pork chops and apples ~
casserole. boiled sweet potatoes
creamed onions. grape fruit salad.
bran rolls. steamed cranberry pud-
ding. milk. coffee.
The hearty meal for children un.
der school age was served AZ noon
time. consequently their evening
meal may consls, Of dish Of cereal.
one or two tablespoons OF finely
chopped onion without the sauce.
shredded lettuce. the crust OF a roll
with butter and milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Who Wants
Watch Dou2

DEAR MISS GREY: We have "a
~ two.year-old female dog. She is
part police dog and is fine watch
log and very gentle with children.
AS we cannot keep her any longer.
wonder IL you couldn't find a
home for her somewhere in the
country. II any one wants to
know more about her please phone
BEacn.42eo or go to 62t Fifth
ave. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

no worked for one company for
nine years steadily.
II someone knows OF any work
please let VA know AZ once BY teIe'
phone KEnwd.5fo6. T. W, II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
IS a DESSERT

In England and France. grndlo
cakes are served as dessert. rolled
into thin shapes and spread with
sugar or jelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Approves Of
CITY Mother

NEAR MISS GREY. SO our chief
~ Of police has appointed a city
mother, Great stuff. methinks-too
bad We didn't have her long ago,
| have been one OF the untortu,
nate that would have appreciated
her help and counsel in the past.
some understanding mother / might
have confided my troubles 10.
Il was only thru an old.time ac'
duaintanec | CHANGED TO meet one
day that prevented me from taking
the same route the two girls tried
last week.
Here's one who wishes her sue
cess in her new work.
JUST A GIRL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
DintyS
Lost

UlntUS
Lost
NEAR MISS GREY: Since YOU
~ have done such wonderful
work in helping others to find their
lost pets, / hope you can do the
same for me in trying to locate my
lost dog. ''Dtpty" He WAS lost In an
auto wreck a, 18th and University
Il. Thursday. November =. about
4 p. m. He is a brown Boston bull,
brindle. has four white feet and
white breast and collar slight crook
in his tail. / have raised him from
a puppy and he is our childrcn's
pet
IL anyone knows Of his where.
abouts will you kindly telephone
MElrse.ss6s. Address 452s Sixth
ave. n. z.
THANKS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Use BROWN BREAD

Peanut butter sandwiches are
much more delicious II made with
brown bread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
OVERWEIGHT TROUBLES

Mrs. T--No. the bad" blood docg
not accumulate in the system and
turn to fat. Tho only thing that
turns to fat Ia food, and you hive
evidently been getting plenty Of It.
haven't your
Don't depend upon the patent
vegetable medicine compounds you
are taking Get your vegetables in
the fresh state from your produce
man, and not from the drugstorcs
There are some vegetable compounds
which we Gun recommend. These
nre made from ycnst or soy beans
and are high in antl-neuritlc Vita
min II. They arc splendid for broths
md for flavorinR soups and gravlca.
They are put ZIP under different
trade names and can he bought at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Ny dear follower,

My dear followers.
when sending for material ad.
lreha your letters 70 Or. Lulu Hunt
Peters. care Of George Matthew
kdAma Service, $50 Park ave. New
YpfN city. Please remember 10 an.
ci1ea STAMPED ETst.F-AD.
DRESSED envelope bearing ySur
fun name and address The pam.
phlet on reducing and gaining IL
the only one for which you must en-.
close TEN cents In stamps extra
Make letters as brief as possible
NOT OVER 200 WORDS. and typs ~
make them lcEihiy with ink Please
stEp your name ar evidence OF good
fnith--wu will not use IL ia any
way Remember u Us impuaaiblg Tor
me TO diagnose for you. The aurs.
lions sou ask will DO answered in
this column as soon as possible, II
they arc OF general interest. Don't
forget the STAMPED, SEL.F-AD-
DRESSED ENVELOPE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

Let's eat our Thanksgiving turkey
dinner al Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
I A3DietandHealth
|.g.s@r By Lulu Hunt Peters Md
'''ss'' 7Insr.c Diet ard &aAd apa5scty fer GzIirn"

sour grocery stores
IN you missed our Instructions on
reducing, send FOR Our booklet on tho
subject To obtain THIS. follow 81.
rge,iuus given to Miss NJ. above.
k You can obtain our article on
Headaches by enclosing nslf.ad.
dressed s,snpcd envelope with your
request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

ssitss ". Is 20 years old and weiEbs
SO pounds Specialists say there 10
no tuberculosis
Ono thing / can safely tell yuu 70
do. Mas II. IN 70 build ~ your gen
erai health. You did not giyr me
your height. but 50 pounds ls prob.
ably very much undertvslght FOR you
II you win strengthen tho tone Of
your voluntary muscles by regular
exercises. II viii also strengthen the
tone ot the Involuntary muacle ftbcrs
that are in the Internal organs,
You should cot SO as to Rnln con
siderable in weight And that means
some eating Increase your calories
gradually You can have az least "a
quart Of milk day. two or three egg
yoke8 for their iron. INT aud phos-
phnrus. good sized helping of the
green vegetables and fruits for their
yitamlus aud iron lots Of whole grain
cereals and bread and butter. some
nuts and cheese.
eve have little booklet on the
subject OF gaining and lDHlnR. which
goes fully into details Send for this
aud cnclnge a selt-uddressed stamped
envelope with ten centa in atnmpgJ
As to your relative who has the
itching. I cannot tell what the
trouble II. Unless diagnosis Is
|, made II is impossible to shy anything
about treatment Around her age
there may be nerve disturbances in
the skin which would causr itching.
4 thoro brushing Of tho whole SUR
face Of the body with dry flesh
brush may help