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Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21

GII-
LADY will take care children by
the day or week at her home. 754
Holt st. 21t2
WANTED-Men to room and board.
Also garage for rent. GOA Olive.
2It4
EXPERIENCED lady wants posi-
tion as cashier or clerk. Phone
754. 7S3 Park. 21tf
HOUSE FOR RENT-.Good slx
room country residence. 212 miles
from city on state highway, $40
per month. L. j. Thomas. I'm
pcrial. Phone Al. 21t3
FOR RENT CIR LEASE-New SER
vice station, ready for operation,
on prominent corner in Brawley.
For particulars 631 No. Imperial
Ave-, Brawley, Cal. Pits
FOR RENT - Unfurnished. New
, duplex apartment, solar heater,
strictly modern. Close in. Adair,
759 Olive. Phone 102J. 21tf
WANTED-Lcttuce land to put in
alfalfa. Press Box 770. 21t6
EXPERIENCED dairyman, married
wants job milking and general
ranch work. Press Box S06 21t3
FOR RHNT-Single Apt. Furnished
or unfinished. No children. Will
take house work for rent. Prefer
cook. Call 7S2W. 2ltf
LEARN ELECTRICAL trade in
big Los Angeles shops. Training
fits you for $50 to 5000 week
jobs. Quick advancement and
pay increase for right men. Free
employment service. Part time
jobs pay room and board while
learning. You get personal train
ing from electrical experts on
half million dollars worth of new
equipment, etc. Over 10000 men
have increased their pay with this
training. Write for information
to National Electrical School,
Dept. F., 4006 Figueroa St, Los
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Help Warted

woman for general
houSework. No laundry. Call 7J3,
CaleXico. 1St2
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Situations Wanfed-r

EXPERIENCED man wants job
milking on dairy farm. Adolph
Blaser, Gen. Del. Brawley.
l6cOd 4
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Money to Loan on automobiles
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
K. Cross, Mgr Coo Main ST. adv
NOTICE INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS OR gIDS FOR
FURNISHING CERTAIN CAST
IRON PIPE AND FIXTURES
TO THE CITY OF Ell CENTRIC.
Notice i hereby given that the
Indc's sigped, city Clerk Of the City
Of FL Centre invites and will re-
ceive at his office in the City Hall
cf said Citytpp to the hour of 7:30
O'Clock I. H., on the 9th day Of
JauUar@-4192f. sealed proposals or
bids for furnishing the City of FL
Ccutro with the following described
pipe and fixtures, to-wit:
Two thousand four hundred nine
ty-~iN (2,496l feet of Fight inch,
.Ca, T., Bell and Spigot cast iron
pipe in SiNtecn O6J foot lengths
or the equivalent in centrifugal cast
iron pipe.
Three Thousand (3oou) feet Of
N'N '''H' NidNN H. i"'ll anu HIl8Vt
cast iron pipe in sixteen (lG) foot
lengths, or the equivalent in cen
trifugal cast iron pipe.
one (D 10-inch y S-iuch Tee.
one o. 10-iuch sleeve.
Four % S-inch Crosses.
Seven S-inch 4-inch Rcduccrs.
Four O. finch Sleeves.
Three 60 s.inch y 6inch Tees.
Two (2) Sinch Plugs.
Two (2) Sihch, - degree Els.
Bidders are requested to submit
bids or such pipe and fixtures from
stock on the Pacific Coast, +. o. B.
r. Centre, and also from Foundry,
7. O. H., FL Ccntro, together with
an estimate Of the time within
which delivery can be made in FL
Centre from such stock on the Pa
r''ic Coast and also from Foundry.
All proposals or bids shall be
accompanied by a check payable 10
the city Of FL Ccntro, certified by
u responsible bank for IN amount
which shall be not less than ten per
cent Of the aggregate of the pro-
po>al, or hy bond in said amount
AND so prvablc. signed bv two sure
ti.e Wio >han Justify before any
officer Competent to administer an
oath, ia double said amount, over
."' "lorc all strtItorv exemptions.
The Board OF Trustees oi said
city reserves the right TO reject
any or AL bids.
Iiy order Of .aid Board of Trus-
tees.
palcl rhis 18th day of Deem
Der, lo2G.
i. c. NEALE,
City Clcr., of tn, city of FL Cen
tGo. CuIfom 8. lStli
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HORNSBY TRADED
UP THE RIVER"
TO GIANT TEAM
Breadon Gets Friscil and
Ring in Exchange For
Star Manager.

NEW YORK, Dee. 31.-Rogers
Homsby, who this year led the st.
Louis Cardinals to their first pen
nant and world . series champion-
ship, has been traded to the Now
York Giants for frankie f'risch,
second bascnan, and jimmy Ring,
right handed pitcher. There " $
no money consideration.
The announcement was made las
night by the secretary OF lie Giants.
giants.
Iiornsby, one Of the league 5
heaviest hittcrs, who was voted the
most valuable player in the National
league in ls2j. was dispesed of By
sam Breadon, president of the Card
inals, because of disagreement
ever Hornsbv S contract. Hornsby
demanded three year contract for
$lj0,000. Brc%Gon was willing )
make it for only one year at $J0,-
eco. His salary last year was $780,
O00.
The popular Cardinal manager
comes to New York to give the
Giants the crowd drawing power
which Babe Ruth gives the Yankees.
- am glad to get llornsby, said
Manager John McGraw. "All
baseball deals are q gamble, but m
willing to take the gamble. Horns
by is Il man Of reputation and high
standing in baseball and think
be viii be Il great help to the team. y
frankie Frisch had made an cnvi-
able record in the Giant inficld I'M
til this last season, when McGraW
Was displcasod with his playing.
Ring came to the Giants last year
from PAiladelphia, where he had
l.ccn since 1921.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Dec. 21.-"It s
all right i he wants to trade me
off, but it docsn t look right after
led the team to world S cham
pionship, commented Rogers
Hornsby, manager of the Cardinals.
when informed Of his trade to the
New YORK Giants.
"Maybe this thing ism t settled
yet, he added. He declined to cX-
plain what he meant.
sam Breadon. president Of The
club, who closed the dead, believes
he made a good trade in getting
frankie FriSch, second bascman,
ard Jimmy Ring, pitcher.
~ did my best to reach an aGrce-
mcnt with Hornsby and held out
every easonable indueement, he
said. q am getting = good se.-
ond hascman to fiji Hornsby's place
and first string pitcher H."
said he would take his time in nam
ing - ucW manager.
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

Read the December Issue of the
Farm Bureau Monthly. All of it. ad
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y AN NTED--SecOn0 hant fE?nIturf
Cali A95W, S19 Main st lot.
" WANTED-To buy Fordson trac-
tor disk or disk plow. Press Box
sos. 1St6
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.T0DAY'S WANT ADS

WANTED-Experienced waitress.
Del Monte Cafe, Calexico. 21t6
WAlNTED-Job rs mixer, between
80 and 40 cows. Press Box 1902.
21to
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FOR RENT-Large room. Suitable
for one or two gentlemen. Ho'
water 665 He'll. ia
hOOMS iuE N1-Hot water.
Auto space free. 627 O'ange. 20ts
FOR RENT-Nice clean indoor
rooms, bath, close in. 651 Com
mcrcial. 20t3 .
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So. California
Sporting Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21.-Ncws-
hov Brown is favored to defeat
young Nationalista and Harry
"kiu' Brown is cXpccted to win
from Young Harry Wills in the
double main event at the Olympic
club tonight.
Both Ncwsboy Brown and Nation
alista have held 'idcl La Barba to
draws in recent encounters and the
winner is expected TO get a chance
at the flywciaht champion 5 crown.
ihc youug Harry larry
kid Brown bout VIII pre"cdc the
flywcight battle and may steal the
show. Wis IS 4 nara nltTer Win
either hand, Il Tough boy Brown 5
Slight ed@e comes from his ring *.
prrirncc and his superior boxing
ability.
Russ Whalcu's 5 victory over Jack
Thompson aud Harry Kid -
Brown : yin over Harry "kid"
leaves Wills the sole survivor of the
negro triumviratc which threatened
tor Il long tlu" to dominate the To-
cHl lightweight class and the bout
Is accordingly looked upon IL highlr
important IA local circles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21

LADY will take care children by
the day or week at her home. 754
Holt st. 21t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21

Money to Loan on automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
X. Cross, Mgr. Coo Main ST. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21

W ANTED-Men to room and board.
Also garage for rent. 604 Olive.
21tf
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WESTERN LOAN AND BUILD
ING COMPANY, a corporation,
Plaintiff.
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Ernie Hood, Crown City pride,
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City Cl@!, of tn, city of FL Cen
tYc. CaIfom Il. lStli
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19
ALUMINIUM PROBE
 ID BEGIN MONDAY
Contempt Charge Dropped on
 Justice Dept. Suggestion

Washington, Feb. l9 V9 The senate will decide on Monday whether Is will investigate the Aluminium Company Of America on its own account in the face Of the conclusions Of the department Of justice that contempt proceedings against the concern, as rccommrnd- cd by the federal trade commission, could not possible be maintained.
 Adjournment last night over the week end after Senator Walsh, dem ocrat, Montana, had presented the judiciary committees report favor ing the inquiry gave opposing forces three days in which to form their lines. A minority report, in- troduced by Chairman Cummins Of the committee, opposing the step as unconstitutional, also Is before the senate.
 The majority report proposes that the judiciary committee determine whether there are grounds for the charge by the trade commission that the Aluminium company in which Secretary Mellon is a share holder, has repeatedly violated the 1912 consent decree, Affirmative findings would result in prosecution of contempt proceedings under guidance of special counsel as in the naval oil lease cases Approv- al of both senate and house would be required to launch the prosccu- ton.
 Analysing the report of the trade commission after its investigation in 1924, the department of justice has found these major charges against the Aluminium company;
 Delaying shipments of material.
 Furnishing known defective metal.
 Discriminating in prices Of crude or scmi-hnished aluminium.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19
LAyMEN'S ALLIANCE
 AIMS ID END WARS
Branch Of World Union Of
 Churches Begins Drive

Nuw York, Feb. 19 R'-Asser,iuH that "the supreme issue before hu, mauIty Is the abolition Of war, the iaymcns advisory board of tho World Alliance for International Friendship through the churches has approved the alliance efforts 'u culist tl.o cooperation Of business and professional men in the move m"nt for permanent pence.
 In q message 10 th" alliance pass cd at q dinner Of th board last night, io business and professional men, some of national prominence, approved the plan.
 "The attitude of the business men of America, the message stated, lis misunderstood in many parts of the world, The prominence given 10 economic issues. such as foreign loans and debt settlements, has Eiv- rn rise to very widespread criticism. The proposed program if wisely car ried out Will bo of great value in
 
 for friendly international relations cherished hy the vast majority Of American laymen.
 "Tho reflex influence upon the men of America will be highly henc- ficial. The accumulation of wealth in the United States is on a scale never equallcd in history; this of it. self is q serious peril. Thourhtful men are alarmed by the lack of those manifestations of high aspira- lions and willingness for unselfsh service which so signally marked the years of 1917 and 1918. The board recommended that lay men avail themselves of every op- portunity 10 present the message of international cooperation and good will through clubs, societies and as- sociations with which they are at- | filiated.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19

The service will be conducted by tho Rt, Rev. Joseph schrembs, bish- op of Cleveland, Archbishop Cie- plak's body will be taken 10 Wilma on tho liner Homeric after the serv- ices in the cathedral,
 4 service will be held tomorrow morning in Rosary Polish Catholic church, Passaic, and the body will rest in vault there until just before the services in New York.
 Archbishop Cieplqk was condemn ed to death by tho soviet govern ment in Russia for teaching religion to children under IS, His sentence was commuted and he Was released ofter a prison term,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19

Hindering Competitors from cn- larglng their business operations,
 Tho legal branch of the govern .ment declared there was no cy- denco to support tho charge that the company intentionally delayed It's shipments, and that although it appears that manufacturers were put to considerable inconvenience and some extra expense hy reason of these delays, there IS no specific complaint alleging injury"
 As 10 the charge that the concern furnished defective materials, the department believed tho evidence 'clcarly shows that the company made earnest cndca.ors 10 maintain the quality Of its product anl when fl was unable to do SO it ac- ccrt"d the return of defective metal and made proper admstmcnt."
 ''rhcre arc firm grounds" in the opinion Of department officials, flor .'h" conclusion that Instances Of rricc variation were amply justified ny conditions applicable to each"
 Regarding the charge tha, com .pctltors had been Liuderol, the con- .cuson was that the belief of tho commission that the original dc cree Is obviously insufficient 10 res. tore competitive conditions in ha,- .mony with the uuti-trus flaws. ,y- .pocially with respect to tho mono polization of hcanNltc lands, is wholly unwa' runtcd'
 "The charge Of violation Of n dc- cree is criminal in its uatur'," the opinion said, and requires proof of guilt beyond reasonable doubt he- fore conviction can be had Tho facts developed in this Investigation show that it was d wise precuution lon the part Of the department to make q furhor investigation Of the charges alleged by the commission to exist. It now appears that had .lhc department filed citation for
 contempt when the report was rr-
 cctyed, it would have been wholly impossible 10 sustain the charges appearing therein"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19
Bates Experimental Road
 Great Saving to State

Springfield III, Feb, la Pt-- Ap- proyimatcly $9,0no, ,oo0 has been say. cd by Illinois in her road building program by Use of the facts and in. formation from the "BWos ENprH- mental Road" tests in l4@2,
 Officials of tho department esli- mate that as a result of tho cypcri mcn,s, S3,Goo was saved on each or tho 9,5ho miles of hard road built since tho tests were concluded in July 1923, Savings conia'cd in us- ing less material and eliminating several construction pnr,ssos in yoEuc before the tests Wrr" made.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19
FUNERAL SERVICES
 FOR ARCHBISHOP
Will Be Held at St. PatriCk'S Ca
 thedral, New York

New York. Feb, l9 UP,-- Funeral services for Archbishop Clcplak, of Wilma, Poland. who died Wednesday in Passaic, x, h. will ho held next Thursday morning in St. Patrick's cathedral in New York, M. Ciech- auoWsM. minister of Poland, M, Gruska, Polish consul general, and a nmuh.r of Polish prclates and priests will attend.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19

Among the members attending tho dinner were George Gordon Battle. Edward A, fllcne Walter lippmanu Dwight w, Morrow, Charles H. Strong, William Jay Schiytteiin, Sir Henry Lum and Charming Pollock
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19

Crude platinum is usually found in the form Of rounded or tlattcned grains,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19
23rd Rexall Birthday Sale

Twenty years ago forty progressive Druggists under the leadership of Louis K Lgge joined together the United Drug Company in the cooperative manufacture and distribution of drug store merchandise with the idea of giving the public quality goods at money-savng prices.
 The 336 gge Drug Stores with about 10 900 Rexa Druggists celebrating the Twenythd Birthday of the United Drug Con- pany by offering for limited time ony tremendous savings on seasonabe drug store products Be take advantage of these remarkable buying opportunities.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19

January 2G was the tooth anni- vcrsary of the birth Of Mrs. l.. s. Grant. wife of tho famous Civil war veteran and president.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1926-02-19

Discriminating in prices Of crude or scmi-tniShed aluminium.
Evening star., 1926-02-14

A bit of real Spain
in Florida. Cafe dane
ers and singers from
the land of the fan
dango.
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gofnent Of VarcOse Veins Suggested By An Eminent Auto

gums should be practiced 81
empty the pockets Of pus, and
to stimulate the blood supply to
the gums, for nothing but blood
win counteract the infection.
Then, too, we encounter the
same principle in neurasthania
which can make two vicious cir
les.
The nerve fatigue interferes
with digestion so that the or
gans do not absorb sufficient
nourishnaent, and the nerve sya-
tenn, being undernourished, be
comes still weaker and enlarged
veins, il they already exist, par
ticipate in this weakness.
The nerve fatigue interferes
with normal evacuation; the bow
els absorb septic products and the
poison lowers the vitality OF the
nervous system.
Insomnia. which Is very ire
quent, ID also a grave factor In
the trouble. It's usual cause in
the nervous irritability caused by
exhaustion which, in healthy peO-
pie, induces sleep.
Rhythnical ssroling OF the SUR
face of the skin tends to allay
this irritation.
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Luckily, exercise is equally ct
fective in taking on needed flesh
and in reducing. For it improves
circulation, nourishing the It's
sue with fresh blood, and SO
brings about normal weight and
size. Systematic exercise is the
best means Of keeping your arms
synmetrical-neither too stout
nor too thin.
Here's a simple, but excellent
exercise for developing sym
metry of the arms and sides:
Stand erect with back and
nAQk straight, your weight over
the balls of your feet, your heels
about four inches apart, your
toes pointed straight ahead, your
arms straight at your sides.
Slowly raise your arms until
they are at shoulder level, with
the palms turned down, Take a
deep breath and as you do so
raise your arms slowly until they
are at an angle OF As degrees
from your shoulders. Then SLOW
ly exhale while you bring them
down again to shoulder level.
Repeat ten times or more.
When you become proficient at
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&c and backed ~, &c eyes

brace and backed away, his eyes
glistening.
Whew! DO you do that often q
Joslyn, always easy To blush
was scarlet. You you're
- GOOD. she said, ashamed.
MOI don't do that often. s
.But, of course, you don You
nouIdn'f. Rogers was warm
with apology. w liy, J0slyra-I
don't know what to say--I never
thought His voice broke ana
fraiIed Off into unexpected dis
connection.
AGAINST her will sultry gath.
ering Of emotion agitated Josiyn;
with & wayering determine ton
she tried to chill, to control. the
mysterious force. ~.
II mustn't DO that again, ever
she said, rapidly. Scnaet hing
came over me, something
coslIdn.t control. Her voice crew
l,if friglltened. Why didn'
want to control III Tits Just
YOU aren't common YOU
couldn't be, Lee Rogers assured
]. S Il. - ,,,n,,aa toward her iIaskinc-
.,..as., -. ,.,st,s t,.aa evident intention
llss.y y ..,, go n earess You
g $50 Is - ] s,s,,, everIS IosIyn
II 49,. ...s sss IS ss afanred
w. ssI - 49,. $500 IL IS eypIaia Is you
49,. n sarsfalaa IL Il don't |,
you moas 80 ,, ,inIsIv little said
slls uscaa-Ls1 y s.s,,a II DOCTOR
sou 49, ~ $50 81 s t,ad IS steII II to
s. D - 81. az
o ~ II +. decree. but
, 49, - ss.i,,c TIN doing
4 - $50 ~, gxnrIgaedicaI psy
1870 : J - 3 s'''
sTt's hean ii me since was =.
a,.,ia ] .tlses ,vils NEST inherited
8 II $3.50, sa,.s ssss N,itI, touch 81
s. $3.50 al 60 I.are she pressed
80 1870 c,.ast "a a. N. didn,f know what
= ~. s.. t,,r,,s,Isf n vas dfssat is.
- = <, ~. ,a,t - nv nome. the conn-
-, p,,t II want 80 tl1at. 1T was
ssognething terrible that was bot.
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An Amazing Story Of An Innocent
Girl Who Leaves Home to Seek
Fame ii New York

Ropara nodded. It's the bis
test, he said succinctIy.
don't know what's bscotias
IL nv modesty seem to bave
lost Il altogether. she said, eager
now. since the flood gates were
open Is hold back nothing e.
eent Kelvin. Most Of the tiIne
I'm sick Ill heart with hating my.
SER Tor being just common
creature. ruled 81 sensua ~. alid
then again grow hard End e.
sentful.
vl,en men look sc me II 2 Ger
tatn way i despise them: vet. Ike
Henry BrierhaIter. I seem e toll
crate them. Its positively iiids.
cent ana know 4 When I
ZEE other girls Who don't have
tl,sa curse Is their blood I envy
them so much I could colae
She was dang rously rlsaF lsasIs
and Rogers came over W1tn1as
hesitation and shook her py Ins
shoulders
YOU didn't feel wicked ana
sinful when YOU kissed me- dia
you - I,
she said softly. cure goOu.
Don't fool yourself. Les
Rogers stated. But WouIan
Get ali panic-stric over kiss.
ing 5 man because liked MIN.
That was an innpulsive emotion
that Won't necessarily send you
10 8 he'll az birthstone ana dam.
nation. The trouble with you
Is that you're just 3 little prone
IS blame New York Tor your
own personal traits. Xou-all
girls are perfectly safe in New
York as long as they want e
Be safe.
Il know ii. Joslyn admitted.
.sbut maybe don't care TO he
safe. i was safe SO many years
and it was 30 terribly dull
isn't that exactly want fo AZ
ANYTHING bad, but 4 do want
wen. / want To be free ana
do as 4 please and have = los
of excitement. "
Bad Prescription
Rogers shook his head rather
sadly. The prescription he
said. would ruin the whole
world il everyone followed &
out. Fortunately most people
aren't free and cant DO - they
please and don't have much
excitement. And they 're the onea
that keep the wheels progress
running smoothly. Well. there
IL nothing / can say to you.
The force Of Joslyn's burning
revelation had passed and she
smiled YEARLY. Her whole body
seemed on the point Of slumping
There's nothing you can Dc
for me, she said, wanly. ne
money, Of courseb but / shouldn't
take it, know. If am q sue.
cess maybe ! can pay YOU back.
(To Be Continued TOn1orrOw.l
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The Story Thus Far

tiFedu home ndth
he TnoaDtain boys feminine
orotner VINO
Unnsatnl
crying Kis decides % give her her nle lesson
e tns s s a = he and srranees dinner
nnsess
nnd linda here.
and to
Nkne
AZ Kelvin clasps her IN
II
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s9scsn aea f. nS te h n aoains
aparmens Wnere
the until scandal blows snd s NO 1nse
hiding with the materials aOE sTp
dtecte
fxona
go NOS suspect
Club Bombay
ID me
beconaes infatuated with Jesn and demands na 1e
SHARPLY rejects BFisrhaes offer Unoyed ne tells h ne
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shows off to perfection the ex.
quisite moulding of their arms,
from dimpled shoulders to slen-
der wrists.
It is good to know that there
are thousands of women fully as
beautiful as these two, working
behind counters, in factories and
at type-writing desks. Modern
beauty contests have at least
published to the world, that there
is no dearth of loneliness among
modern girls.
You also, can attain a large
measure of wholesome beauty, II,
indeed, you do not possess your
full share. But you cannot ex-
pect to improve in appearance
or retain the share of good looks
you now possess unless you earn
your beauty from day to day, ky
sensible living and normal *
ercise.
The moment, for instance, that
you permit flesh to accumulate
on your shoulders and upper
arms and underneath your arms,
you are going to lose your grace
full. youthful appearances.