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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

p EMEMBER how you used &c
IN come In from play hungry az
bear? Bet you could hardly wait
until Dad filed your platel
And didn't everything taste good,
Seemed Ike you never would get
enough. Didn't you feel good those
days. Yes, they were the red blood.
ed dsys.
Why isn't your appetite Ike that
now? Why don't you like Ia ca,
Just the same as you did IN ,hoge
days? Here's the reason-your syg.
tenn Is simply starving for the lack
OK rich, red blood! You've lost your
appetite because you've lost your
red blood power. No red blood
nourishment for the tissues Of your
body.
Build mp your blood to where Il ia
pure and red and rich and watch
that appetite come back' s. S. s. Ia
the way to do f. s. s. S. helps Ma.
tire build red.blood.cellB 49, bulldg
them by the mllllon1l
You'll get hungry and youH on.
JOY eating when $. s. 8. helps Mr..
tnre build pure red cells In that
weak blood OF yours. And vou1l
look better-your skin will be clear
and unblemlghed - your flesh VIII
become firm and solid - strength
md power will come
70 your nabby mus.
1les--you'll be your. q r@
'.If again. NN\
8 8. s. viii bring ~s~SsstI
ack the Joy Of cat. Y =
Ilg--the Joy Of living. ~
lts done II for Thousands for genor.
hilona. MS going ~ do II for YOU,
100. Get s. s. $. at your druggist.
Tho larger bottle 10 more eeonom.
cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
GOT RELIEF FROM
RHEUMATISM AT LAST
Spent more than 500 for
remedies before help was found

How an obstinate case Of rheumatism
was given relief by a simple home
treatment Is told by a man in Lo1
Angeles, California, who suffered for
years with rheumatic pain In the feet
and back.
i spent more than 500 for lini-
ments and medicines in twenty-four
years" he writes. Then | used
Sloan's Llniment and It gave me COM
plete relief"
And Il Is amazing the quick, genu-
Inc comfort that Sloan's gives 20 egr
the most long-standing rheuma
aches. Sloan's doesn't Just dead
pain helps your body TO throw
the cause.
Noneed to rub even. A littleSlaar
patted lightly on and healing It'd
OF fresh, germ-destroying blood begin
tingling through the aching place
Before you can believe Il. the pain
swelling and stiffness are relieved
Try I'll All druggists -35 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
P|MPLES ON
FACE AND NECK
Hard, Large and Red.
Healed by Culicura.

When was about eleven year.
OF age | began to have pirnples on
my face and neck. The pinpl.s
we're hard, large and red and sealed
over. They i,ehed and burned and
! scratched them. and the scratch
ing caused efup,ions. The trouble
lasted about three months.
began using cr,irira Soap
and Ointment and In shout a week
| could zee an improvement. con-
iinued the treatment and In a short
time was completely healed"
lSigned Mios Clara Jacobsen, RI.
J, Box s545, Fresno, Calf.
Daily -. Of Cuiicura Soap. az
sisted b. CGticIfa Ointment. will
keep the akin healthy
saas r. Ois,as.rt = sn,i ~ 1t,s-pn .. sou
ser Nh--s. Sample rssJ '-ss kG4rs,s
,czil-sra Lsse-li5zts'. pfrf y. rtis,= MAJ
Esrs CuiiesFs Shaving Stick Use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Orchestra for
turkey Dinner

To make the Thanksgiving dinner
little easier Henri Dcfnskrs orchcs.
ira viii play q rcn.hour program
from s 80 o'clock Thursday amer.
noon Tor the Puget Sound Savings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Mendeissohn Trio
Thursday Morning

The MendoIssobn trio viii play nm
hours concert starting at 1880 a.
M, Thursday. FOR Frederick & Mel,
son, broadeastinE from RJR Tho
trio includes Elizabeth Choate. violin
Helen Stewart cello, and Frances
Williams plano Classical uumhcra
are TO bc featured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Relieves Headache

A little Musterole, rubbed on fore
head and temples. win usually
drive away headache. A clean.
white ointment, made with oil OF
mustard. Musterols Is natural
rsmedy with none OF the evll after
effects 50 often caused by internal
medicine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
EdUard OUersby
Sings Tonight

Edward ovcnby popular tenor.
viii h0 featured over KFOA on q
Hopper Kelly program starting nj
6t5. Wednesday evening The pro.
gram includes piano numbers by
Marguerite Schmidt and vocal duets
by Dorothy MyNriel and Peggy OF
kFOA."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS

6-s'a5 L. ".
-Hotmauu's concert orchestra.
dinner music
6sIS-su5 +, NJ
KFoA-uoppcr- Kelly broadcast. Tea.
striug Edward Oysfsby. tonags Dorothy
NerTiek and "PsEEy.' durttsyai Mar
guerlio Schmidt pianist Tho program
Piano, Hungarian, Concert Eiudr tMac-
D0wsll. hy Miss schmidt. vocal Who
Knows tBalN. A Moonlight song lead
,nant. By Mr., Diversity duets Love Sends
8 GifJ. N9oa DREAM shore. By Dorothy
and prgsy piano ScztrJ from Lucia
ipon.zruu, by Mtas schmidt vocal, A
Dream nartisttl Rose i1 the nud tFor-
sterl By Mr.. Diversity. duets, Ny Hero
tChocolatv soldier, GiauninA Mia
iFriuiu. b. Dorothy and rvxEy. plano.
BUTTERFLY ttNysleei. hungarian Rhap-
sody No. illaEtt, by Miss schmidt.
vocal. Sous Of the Soul lBrsID. trntu
tSsuasvsDul. by Mt, Diversity duet
Ptckaut1uy rullaby bg Dorothy and
rsksy
':so-sisp L. VI
ETCf. Eastern OatHtiuE COMPANY
presenting the Charmed tAad trio IN
reueert Charles Stone wilson. bari.
zone. Tire program Trio, Vhla- Parts
irnne tRCbvrtat Angels Serruads
Bragal3 yiotir The old Refrslu. tAr.
nssirtd fkrrixlrr1s by ftus Eruwu. trln.
Melody That Made yau Mine tPaIlaJ
smiiin Thru tPcnnl. baritone. IN Give
tae World FOR YOU fEamsrrIN1 bv
charlie Store Wilson. trio The Song y
songs iMoyal. Mother Of Pearl lHaIu
clio solos. 4 Perfect psy lRrudI. I
Passed by Your window IBrahsy. by
Ruth Arperrlottg baritone solo. longing.
Dear. fnr You fDcuHmoFrl. by charles
stone Wilsoa srtp. Heart rhrobs oar.
ooid1. VASE fHsHmshsrEerl.
S:3o-t0 r. VI
kJR studio musical proErau
KFOA--Orssn recital by Mis-. Amy
FNsdsriessau, on tho ElkE temple or.
san; Miss Helen TsaAeron, soprano. as.
sisftnF soloiss
tSTcf--studlo musical program f-a.
urinK staHley Humble and Jack Hen
asrgou. ieuorF siiss JaHo QulEisy. 40
prano. ard Gene Ray. pianist ny stan
- Humble: Love song suuxo. stuuEo.
save NoLr sorrow Ah-Hht BY Miss
'!uixisy. FrsEnis CvyiH' for the Moan
asmsur Lou. Ny Love Il Fi,hsrman
~ Jsct Henderson: Let Ne Call You
sweetheart Mother Msehrss. Calling Ne
Home TO You.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
The Radio Star
f5H6lr&Hour nrAr TodaN@
THURSDAY

kIuA ASA $3.50. Il. aI b.. f, rrga
:. Olympic gFeHtstrs. silent rIaHI
kr1t tanNl a.ag markets a.is. sfaa
do prugraw no. public markets D.
Moves rsirtrrIa orchestra a. hrgHbsr q
orchestra silent after r.
MIR tash 40 90. musical program
lsla. urEan recital. p home helps s.lss
produce report SEQ. markets. O. tea
hour concert arA 8Fo studio pro-
Erams io.5a. k1E uau fruiIe.
orurH STATIONS
No isdn, Oakland s. hCu Players
m The Cinderella Man. no. dance
music
wCoo an, irwin Cluss TO s.
WEAF prugraws s.ut. travel taia
Voc isi, Davenport 90 go s.. WEAF
preErama. p, orchestra prngram.
hGM isn, rortIaHI-Tago weather
Ista lecture silent after
WIS taials thiCagn= A'b 20 s. fsaa
turo pfrEfana organ recital
Nok slD, ChiraEu-H 90 a. mual-
cal features. oraau. orchestra.
KIM taaI, HDI1Hood-i. 8 and ;.
pFusrauE no. orchestra
hfn tfSl, SAN Franrisro-s and
Z, orehsatrsHt aud 3, programs. 10.
tabirians orchestra
hoA tssN, psuvsr-gsso. farm que.
tion boN silent night
kMrH ,sasl, Paaadyra s orchestra
THURSDAY.
plfnsIoftA 4. NJ
hIAl.~- Weather. markets, Eraser Pet
-rs11 a.gi.A I1tEgam. pHhHg market
arHs, scgi.r.
iog3O-ttl3o \, "a
hiE Frederick G Nelson program.
presenting Mendeissnbu trio. PLAYING
hp'halHmc Ilsasruht The SIN tHaffi
pi'sriissmrui from ballet sylvia tpu-
hpvs1. Celtbru Msuuvt iNaIsnsini. OFT
rntalo Romance iHimHkY- k1Fsahoffi
violin solo hE Elizabeth Choatss IL.
fAtineurs twaiJeufap. IN Giptno In
Nsnefia tNeNiuli GoHdolisrs Cznaous
Amorpss, uuoua Notts
tsiSo-iI8O NOON
krcts-Mc cafeteria orchestra
luncheon music,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
BUY YOURS NOW
FOR XMAS
Dealers Warn OF Rush for
Radio at Last Minute

ID Ado dealers or Seattle appealed
IL 90 prospective purchasers 90
bus their sets on early as possible
before christmas Thry pointed out
that installation can be- made only
lu short daylight hours aud that
delays may bo avoided by buying
sets nov Tor Christmas,
Large gains Ia radio sales have
been reported recently Ia Seattle.
Most firms az present arc able 90
give immediate delivery aud install
sets and acrlnls promptly nut when
the final rush starts. there will tn,
rTitably hr Disappointing delays
dealers said
There win ur mo- change ia prices
OF seIs before Christmas. in the
general opinion ot dealers
and Loan association Light opera
numbers viii make up tho bulk of
the program. and Henri pumshi will
play Roses OF PicUrdy' as EaNo.
phone solo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Headaches Broom SIight Colds

Laxative BRoMO QuININE Tablets
relieve the Hc1dgch. by curing tie
Cold a Safe and Proven Remedy
The box bears the signature Of
+. w. Grove. gOc.-Advertissmeut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
American Club Women
Female Rabbits?

Nevertheless MIR. olessu n q
strong advocate Of womhnA work
outside the home. Modern won
ans dash into business is no, 4
dcBrrtiou u tho home. she Htyn
hut an effort 10 protect II, by ado
ing 10 the family income. The high
cost - living has made mothcrhood
tho most difficult occupation in the
world That L. why 80 many moth
era ara working in offices and fac
tories
mo country has right 10 howl
about low birth rate and the de-
cay Of the home. while !, spends
millions for war and not one cent
for maternity"
Mrs Oleson declares thas the hub.
hub against tho woman In business
arises from mans unwillingncks 10
admit her to his sacred and mys
terious domain - Girl who
punches n typewriter eight hours n
day for a male boss understands
her father and her brothers and
her sweetheart letter than a woman
who meets them only after office
hours Men do not welcome this
close acquaintance" she says,
Despite the causucity OF the
above remark. Mrs. Olcsen Is not a
mnn.hntcr She swesrs that her
happy married life rests on the fact
that she has MS deep a respect for
her husbands intellect as he has
for hers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
G5.Z7l&,R0101MNI
Menus

aEfasi Halres Of groDetfHA
troHsa tacga. gggs p9arhca Boz miA
1H fDaaf. graham toast wHL f9ff'~
Luncheon Cereal ioat tomato
sauce. miarrd c1bbagF ufh lemon
tHirr. gruhum bTr1a ard butter
saudtuehes. chocolate mrriHOus pis.
mit. fca.
Dinner Hohed muftDH. mashed
fsraipa aHd potatoes. rrramsd onions.
hSaa lettuce trifh HassiaH drcs.iH0.
lemon ap.n0e. margsrr,icH brat
rolls. earraHf jeilg. mii cgffcr
Childrsn nndrr school age should
be- served grapefruit Juice half an
hour before ealing breakfast
Cereal Loaf
one aud onehalf cups cooked
homlny g1ts, = cup finely chopped
peanuts. = cup coarse. stale bread
crumbs. / tablespoon c4tsup ] table
spoon minced onion. tablespoons
minced celery, ! esq, = teaspoon
salt.
Beat egg. add bread crumbs. nuts.
catnup. onion. celery and salt Re
heat cereal and when very hot stir
la tho nnt mixture. Pour into "a
buttered baking dish and bake hair
an hour IN q h0i oven. serve with
tomato sauce,
Minced Cabbage With Lemon juice
Shred cabbage very fine. Let
stand tD very cold water for one
hour Drain and dry between tow
ella, To one cup Of shredded cab,
haEs add tWo teaspoons sugar one
half teaspoon alt and two table.
spoons lemon juice. Crush with a
wooden spoon Or tomato mashcr
Mix we'll and add more lemon juice
To suit your taste Serve with a
dash Of paprika over each portion.
MnrEuerilss
Two cEgn ORhiics). 9 tablespoons
sugar. = cup chopped nute. = cup
seeded and chopped raisins. table
spoons cold water. y tablespoon
salt. rHlird crackers
Beat whites Of ogga until stun and
dry with cold water Beat IN sugar
and salt Fold ln nuts and rulrins
and spread ON crackers. Bake In a
m0icrate oven fer eight minutes
until tho tops are lightly Drowned
tCopynEhL 1925 Seattle star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Teachers Should
Spank Her

Spank Her
Dear Miss Grey. May / answer
thru your columns the high school
girl who signs "a Modern Girl
Who Wants a Modern Mother" To
i,esln with. such as her should hide
their faces with shame 90 even
question a mothers version OF right
OF wrong.
We can see the outcome of her
kind every day on the streets In
the cafes and al night az some
poadhouse. Also, we can find them
IN most any court room asking for
q divorce. OF course the parents
are more or less 20 blame. because
they srarcd the rod and spoiled the
child
This girl has never been taught
what mother stands Tor. nor what
"a mother IS to this grvat and glur
ious nation OF ours. as well a. 10
tho world in general She admits
that she il doing wrong. yet she
brazenly defies any to curb her
actions
or what usa is schooling to her
and her kindf How can she retain
the benefits that are 10 b. derived
from learning. II she must. by her
actions. wear herself out 10th men
tally and physically with too much
Jazz. This jazz mania. which seems
To hit the younger girls and boys
should not he aloud 20 Jazz any
place. You can see them shaking and
shmmyins almost any where you
20 and q Is disgusting 10 any one
who has NJ least any respect fot
themselves.
Girls and boys between the ages
Of 10 and Is are at the most dan
Evrous points % their lives and
anything which exeites their sexual
organs should be tabooed. They
are too easily lead and X the leader
Is not ut to lead in the proper d.
rcction. then Il % time 10 curb
such actions.
To err Is human, but 20 wiIlfully
err is a crime and should BE- pun.
ished OF what are VIC 10 expect %
the younger girls. who are now In
their infancy. X she sind her likes
arc aloud to do as they please She
needs public spanking II her
mother isn't trustworthy, then the
Lord only knows who she can turn
to for counsel Modern-dces she
really know JUS, what is meant by
the word. / don't think she does
Some 5000 girls who claim 10 -
modern. are lost thru the channels
which lead to ruin and misery every
year in California alone.
She says that boys and girls Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
CHEESE ROAST

one pound can kidney oeans "a
pound American cheese. ruo ~
CRATER: l cup bread crumbs ~.
pepper and paprika to taste; 's N,
spoon butter. onion. ehoppea m r,s
Drain liquid from beans N.
beans thru meat chopper. co0s MI
ions in butter and a ven 80
amount of water. Combine III. .s,r,
ents. add seasonings, and NIX ' IN.
": then mold into a loaf =. "a.
moisten with melted butter aH ssss
ter, and roll in bread cruno assra,urs
in oven at moderate tempe, s,sas
until nicely Drowned. basins "a VA.
ionally with melted butter s.1 With
ter. or good drippings. ssl,' s,sa
tomato sauce. Food vaiu''
calories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Saffron
Cake

Dear Miss Grey: | see reader
is inauirinR how saffron ia used in
cakes. ! am enclosing two recipes
which may help some one 1t Is
little difficult 10 tell the correct
amount. as don't know how saf.
from Is sold here. but dfahm ia
enough for large cakes.
SAFFRON CAKE
Take an ordinary fruit cake re.
oipe Warm the saffron so that Il
will powder Add boiling water and
let cool. Mix the cake with this
liquid.
YEAST CAKE
The above may be used. but SAT.
from should be put soaking over
night The yeast should he put in
O pan with warm water and Ut.
tie flour added 10 H. Set aside TO
raise. Add to usual ingredients
with n little warm water to saffron.
Mix as usual Set aside to raise
as bread and bake in hot oven.
Thanks very much,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

Young Leslie, born IN Seattle, At
trac,cd the attention Of John Butler
noted artist. when be was but 16.
Followed an engagement Of 10 weeks
NJ the metropolitan in New York
under Adolf Bolm. and an engage
mcnt with the Chicago Opera com
pany. where hc danced the male lead
In the Birthday o. the infanta. :"
Returning 20 Seattle. he taught dane
ing here for two years. then went 10
London TO study under Nicolas lie,
gat. one Of the foremost teachers Of
the Russian Imperial school aud
mnitro DE- ballet Of the Imperial the.
atcrs Of Pctrogrud and Moscow.
LcKat. who has trained such fore
most dancers as paylowa. Krhesiu.
ska, PreobrajcwSh. Karsayina. 70
kin and BpluL trained Card Leslie
irtendyrly for one year in London.
during which time Leslie WAS pre-
mier dansour In "Hsssan" at His
Majesty's theater under the great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

This golden brown char
meuse frock is made ouer a
chiffon miderdreSs ,ohich has
a panel and sleeueS Of lace.
Bands of soft flying squirrel
for the collar and band the
panel. This combination of
silk, lace and fur is one that
is groWing IN popularity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

Copyright. 1895. by United rress)
NEW YORK, Feb. "a new
IN type Of American girl Is her
aided by Flo ZiegfcId. father OF the
FollIos and eonnoisscur OF beauty.
lie says. In an exclusive interview
with the United Press:
The flappcr has sung her swan
song.
:. Tho drug store complexion is
disappearing.
3. Bobbed hair seems 20 have had
it's day. altho some girls stiil should
swank II because il becomes them
more.
4. The outstanding shortcoming OF
the modern girl is knock knees.
3. Personality Is the thinE-not
facial beauty or perfection IN
figure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

sembles a dervish dance. with much
twirling about and not step
gained.
THE progressive woman now
spends her whole day in club and
committee session. where resolu.
tons arc passed and more commit.
tees are appointed. She has no
time for personal growth. she cs.
capes from boredom by crusading
against real or imaginary evils in
the commonwealth. She longs TO
reform the world over night. and
she Ia ruthless in going about II.
ut Is not that disapprovo OF
clubs and club women. But | would
see them going forth in humility DC.
fitting their recent liberation from
the spindle and the loom, seeking
richer personal experience. rather
than iousting against monsters
often of their own imagining. in
fields completely strange TO them,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Finer Hair
Thick, luxuriant, lasting
By Edna Wallace Hopper

have found the way TO beautiful
hair Starting with scunty hair. ]
made 1t thick and luxuriant.
Now | am old in years. Hut !
have never had falling hair or dan.
druff. and never touch OF gray.
Ny hair is finer. and by far. than
40 years ago.
That Is because have searched
the world Cor the best hair helps
men know. And I have kept con.
stantly in touch with the latest dis.
coveries.
Now I have had them combined
the lntest and bcst-in what call
my Hair Youth. II made my hair
what il Is. It has brought like re.
suits 10 countless friends SO know
that II offers to millions new hair
health and beauty.
Hair Youth combines numerous
ingredients. so all may be applied At
once. II Is concentrated I apply II
with an eyedropper directly 10 the
scalp. There II combats the hard
ened oil and dandruff which stifle
the hair roots. II tones and stimu.
lates. Z
II treats the scalp like garden.
II removes the clogging weeds. II
fertilizeB. And that IL all we can do
for hair or flowers. whatever peo-
pie claim.
Look at my hair-nt grand
mothers age. The factors IN Hair
Youth did that. Any man or woman,
boy or girl. viii find here the ut
most TO cultivate the hair. No COM
mon hair tonic. based ON ono idea,
does one-tenth a. much.
Edna Wallace Hopper's Hair
Youth Is supplied by all druggists
and toilet counters at soc and 81
with eyedroppcr. But sample Is
free " you viii mail this coupon.
DO that. for the sake - your hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
CYNTHIA GREY
.--- CYNTHIA GREY -----,
If Mere Mon Loves
Mysterious Mald
Girl of Today Should Be Knockout;
Figure Her Out if You Can
BY CYNTHIA GREY

kiphng said. Its pretty, but is II arty
looks ut girls face and asks It's art all right
bat is il pretty"
He wonders if there many conyoutions in her
brain there marcel waves ON her head. He hopes
SO, truly
But il takes clever 10 tell whether his sweeue
operates with one brain cell a whole battery.
For the farSeeng look in her eyes may not be caused
by a mighty intellect At work, but by the lamphlack on
her laSheS.
And the chances are that her wise cracks aren't
hers any than her complexion is but the best stuff
of Al JoIson. Fanny Brice and the Orpheum circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
BOYISH FIGURE
STILL IN VOGUE

The successor to the flapper
which has been the rage of recent
months. according TO Ziegteld. is
slightly heavier of build, tho the
boyish figure still continues in
vogue. she should measure about
s feet 5Is inches in height. weigh
about III pounds and wear a size
shoe
Il think the new type of Amer
lean girl is distinct Improvement
over her predecessor" said Ziegfeld.
The flapper's main object in life
appeared to he TO keep her nose a
powdery white.
"The standard of young woman
hood. as / see her. possesses one
outstanding characteristic that the
flapper quite patiently lacked. This
new type OF girl is infinitely more
real. more true TO life. There is
less OF an air OF artificiality about
her. The drug store complexion Is
disappearing and nature is coming
into her own again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Chief Shortening Of Modern Girl
Is Knock Knees, Says Flo Ziegfeld

teresting disclosure.
you know" he said whtn
sically. II have been wonderins
fer awhlle whether ! should aile'
my littlg daughter 10 take dAndn'
lessons OF course she's ysfi
anxious 10 do 50. But I'm afraia 3
improper instruction in daneias
she'll probably begin taking Lessons
tho. as soon as l find a sui'aa1'
instructor" :,
From his years OF experience WI, ,
the female of the species. Hesis'
has reached the following conos'
sions:
Tall girls deliberately Try "
appear prettier than they are.
Few girls know Their pess
points.
The girl who rarely smiles N"
be potentially beautiful.
The chief feminine charaei@'
istic Is TO deceive.
There's something wrong WIN
a girl who insists OH sho"ihs
her profile.
Few girls know how 10 VIC"
their hair most attractiveE.
4 perfectly gorgeous creature
with a Grecian profile Is apt "
have clod hopper feet.
"In filling Follies cast WIZ.
do you look for first. facial oea ,.s
or perfection in figureg Des
was asked. ~
Neither" he said. Il LOOK =
personality a,
And while he spoke. Is sirls -
overnight compilations, VINO ~, ~
hopefully waiting outside MS o, ~.
powdered their noses and sus :.
ened their skirts so as TO nlaas =
impression when Flo ziegfeld 'sN
them over.
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WILL TAKE
TIME
BY MARIAN HALE

20 A MENICA n EToNInR a dlU
II grroua crop ~ female Bah
blits IN her club women. declares
Mfs Peter Oissen. % Mnnncabia. tbs
first woman ever nominated for the
United states senate. and herself an
office husirr in several mrRC organ.
nations ~ women
- Rabbit" shr explains. "is ouo
who makes Kod ~ organization
and routine. 70 tho neglect ~ inner
purposes American women agc
making such fetish Of the mschnn.
Ism o. clubs that their activity re.
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ooucsal the fact that tho iadys hair
ls t6bbrd
Tho Paris decree probably viii
have HiIir effrrt in America The
fashion drcrrrs 0f tariH are being
followed lesa and isas IN this gaun
try and American hairifyzasfs doubt
that the American EiH viii aut
bpbbing her hair iui breauss
France has psued prpnuueiamrntu.
WILL TAKE
TIME
American hausIfrersrs arc not 80
arbitrary They understand Tho
American woman sell enough 10
understand the folly ~ trying 90