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Lessons in English
BY W. L.. GORDON.

Words often n1isused: Do not say
that product is deficient OF many
qualities Say deficient In" TO express
lack
often mispronounced: Patriotism; a
as in pay" Is preferred.
Often misspelled InstAe: In preferred
TO en-.
Synonyms: Joke, jest, POPULARITY, hui
NOR, wit
Word study: use a word three times
and 1t is yours" Let us increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word each
day. Today's word; Perverse, obsti-
nate; unreasonable: petulant. She has
strangely perverse Imagination"
. ~
After being absent since 1t started
on race two years ago. a homing
pigeon has just returned TO its owner,
r. Smith Of Little Drayton. England
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Reply.

I select these two from a group of
letters some of them too confidential
to cite. first as showing the need of
a clinic or a center where those who
are mentally troubled may go at A
cost within their means, and frankly
without shame seek the assistance. IN
part medical and in part psychological,
that they need to set them on the path
Of mental fitness.
l am we'll aware that the sugges-
ton is not without danger Of encour-
aging the consulting and leaning-on-
others habit. But so many OF the
use human crutches for a time, may
by that concession be fitted to dispense
with them. and the mentally blind di-
rected to see Alright and dispel the
notes or the beams that obstTuct their
vision that the hazard is well worth
the taking The newer insight into
human frailties should lead directly TO
a newer provision for meeting them.
Here is great opportunity for a sue
cesSful millionaire to add to his crown
of laurels by becoming a successful
philanthropist--a new Samaritan.
The second reason for the selection
of these examples from their group is
the clear evidence they present alike
of benefit from and gratitude for such
ministration. This advice bureau is
not to be thought of as public (if
confdentiaD shoulder open to any one
to come and weep upon and tell him
or her tale of woe-though the confess
sion which is good for the soul will
never be out of date But it should
be a center where mental obstacles.
whether mountains or molehills, may
be Sympathetically and seriously. scien-
tif1cally and practically considered. and
a bureau which no one will lose caste
by consulting If such cases, or better,
such personalities or problems, were few
and far between in the great streams
OF normal humanity. they might be
left to the casual chance of aid that
existing social provisions afford. But
they exist by the thousand in every
large city and when they are not as
wise as these selected correspondents
they drift by the thousand aimleSsly
from pillar to post, meet rebuff and
disappointment and drift still more
tragically into the hands of quackS and
cultists who offer them stones in return
for hard cash and bread and mental
diet that Is all frothy and fantastic
promise, without substance or staying
power For charlatans will rush in
where responsible men of science fear
TO tread That hesitation is founded
on the conscientious reflection that at
best they will be able to do but little
10 relieve the sum of human misery.
but also at best many stumbler may
be helped over the hard places and set
on a firmer straighter path.
What so many of these who consult
and write and knock at whatever doors
are open-~often with misleading
shingle upon them--is precisely what
all the rest Of us who can more or
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each meal and another glass at bedtime
or in the middle OF the afternoon,
Avoid constipation. Eat plenty of fresh
fruit. salads and green vegetables daily.
Drink about Ave glassfuls OF water
daily between meals. You may be
using too harsh soap which may cause
the blotches, Cleanse your face with
pure CASTLE soap at bedtime and be
careful TO rinse of every particle of the
soap afterward. Apply the following
ointment and leave 1t on over night:
Six grains salicylic acid one ounce vase
line, one ounce benzoinated lard. (31
Moles cannot be bleached If the mole
is distiguring, you may have II removed
by a physician. "a Your nose will look
smaller when the rest OF your body has
taken on more flesh: the nose cannot be
reduced. Al your age the oil glands in
the skin are undergoing changes SO
that they are too active, You will out
grow this trouble and also the pimples,
To relieve the shininesS, add few
drops OF spirits OF eamphor TO the last
rinsing water IN which you battle your
face after washing It at bedtime. 49,
Please send stamped. self-addresscd
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KEEPING MENTALLY FIT
BY JOSEPH JASTROW.

less successfully manage our own
affairs want eagerly and in our more
favorable adjustment find acceptable,
namely. to be understood; and, being
understood, to understand themselves.
For the source of right-mindedness IN
all relations is understanding.
With all due modesty we moderns
may lay claim to an understanding
of human nature and Of the ills that
mind is heir to which was not within
the reach Of former generations no
less wise than our own. But we a.
heir Of all the ages have the basis of
a clearer, richer knowledge, which con-
fers the obligation to apply II az best
We may. There is need for many o
clinic OF human understanding.
(Copyrisht. 1920
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the seashore for the Summer. Their
cottage was comfortable but quite prim-
tive Claire decided to bring in COM
fort and yet keep an air of simplicity.
She had her husband send down one
of the implanted dressing tables with
a skeleton framework which swings
out to allow access to drawers.
She covered this with glazed chintZ.
1t was of simple polka-dotted pattern.
Rose rickrack braid was the trimming.
The top had a plain cover of chintz
and a utility cover of plate glass cut
to fit
The most crying need was wardrobe
space There were no closets A handy
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Treat flies the same sure way,
Rid your home of them. Don't
chase them. Don't merely stun
them. Kill them with Dethol -
quick. It's guaranteed to kill
reaches, bedbugs, moths, ants, fieas
too. Or you get your money back.
When cleaning, spray basins, bath
tubs, thing. Leaves a spotiess.
glistening surface when wiped.
and you'll like the clean. refreshing
odor of Dethol. Dethol Mfg. Co.,
Inc, Richmond. Va,
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Blotchy Skin and Pimples.

Dear Miss Leeds: Cd I have pimples
and blotches on my face have tried
special salves and soaps without result.
What shall / do? ~ l am IL years
old. So inches tall and weigh 100
pounds. Am I much underweight? t3)
l also have brown spot on my face
Some cali it a mole. Can it be bleach
cd? "a have a retrousse nose that is
greasy and shiny How can l make 1t
smaller? 90 / have dark hair and a
fair complexion. What colors are be-
coming? E. D. T.
Answer-~() and (2) I am answering
these two questions together because
think the complexion troubles come
from underweight You are Is pounds
below the average for your age and
height. Try to build yourself up by
right diet, sufficient outdoor exercise and
rest. Drink a glassful of rich milk at
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er. where he also
has a small cruiser
"Y on fellows, y
said he. can Just
loaf around and
rest, or fish, or
W h a yer you
choose to do"
When the men
arrived at the cot
tage one was asked
If he objected to
painting a portion
of the boat. An
other was request
ed TO help repair
an electric genera =
tor, while still an
other was sent a
mile to procure
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AilliANCtA bb A
escape or an adj
iacent apartment
b u d ing. and
drawing a jimmy
from his coat,
forced an entrance
into the home Of
a family known to
be away for the
Summer. In the
apartment b c | o W
lived several elder
ly women. whose
suspicious W c r g
aroused by the
sound of stealthy
footsteps a b o V c.
They called the
nearest police sta
ai, rr,lA i,a,nrrinr
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jelly Cream Pie.

Make crust in the usual way and
bake on the outside of pie pan.
When cold, spread jelly over the bottom
of the crust and cover with whipped
cream sweetened to taste This is
delicious and Is quickly prepared. It is
good plan to make several crusts at
one time. then they will be on hand
when needed
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man in the small town made two cab
inets They were of good height and
of equal size. One had drawers and
an upper space with door. In this
space Claire kept her hats.
The second cupboard was really a
wardrobe II had a pole across the
upper inside part On that she put
her clothes hangers. The lower part
had the projecting lodges for shoes.
Claire took the two flower prints
which had formerly hung on the wall
and p,s;ted them on the cupboards.
They we're shellacked in place. The
whole effect was good
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some eggs. The host himself puttered
around all day, while his guests, who
were conscious-stricken. offered to help
him
In the evening the boat was made
ready for short cruise Every one
climbed aboard Ten minutes later a
do-funny or gadget refused to function
and the men had to get the craft to
the shore You remember that Tom
Sawyer charged his boy friends for
permission to whitewash the fence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12

The various recipes that come under
the heading of bread today are enough
10 make the modern housewife wonder
lust what bread ts Certainly Il no
longer is the simple staff of life 1t was
accounted 10 be hundred years ago.
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One Mother SAYS :

One Mother Says
Instead of calling my children In
the house 1T mealtime ] ring what
call the -minute-bell." five min
utes before they must be seated at the
table. This gives them time to wash
and comb before presenting themselve7,
and also avoids confusion.
(Copyright, 1921
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NANCY PACE
Summer Cottage Furniture
Is Easy to Make.
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.

Claire Lacey was second cousin to
Nancy Page. But she might have been
her own sister when it came to fixing
up rooms. The Laceys had gone to
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MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

envelope for my leaflet on Color
Schemes and Costuming' that will tell
you what colors and styles are becom-
ing. LOIS LEEDS.
Reducing Upper Parts OF Body.
Dear Miss Leeds: L am "a years old,
S feet inch tall and weigh las pounds.
II I walk great deal, my legs and
ankles become slim but not the rest Of
my body. My muscles are very solid.
Would exercise or diet help me reduce
where I need to lose? Please suggest
a freckle remedy. DISCOURAGED.
AnSwer--You evidently need both
dieting and exercise. You will probably
always be heavier above your waist than
below, as that seems to be your natural
type, but you can reduce some of the
excess flesh Begin by emitting all
candy cake, pastries and bread from
your diet. Eat plenty of fresh fruit,
salads. Succulent vegetables and mod
crate amount Of meat and starchy vege-
tables. Take arm-flinging exercises
Swing your arms in wide circles from
the shoulders, windmill fashion SWIM
ming will also help reduce the excess
fat. l shall be glad to mail you my
tt t1bN W LJSG WEAkIts NpH-
tanning diet and exercise suggestions, If
you will send a stamped. self addressed
envelope for 1t. Here is a good recipe
for freckle lotion TO be applied several
times a day; One-half dram Sulpho-
carbolate Of zinc; one and one-half
ounces glycerin. four ounces rose water,
three drains cologne water.
LOIS LEEDS.
Shortie-~The average weight for
your age and height is 1o8 pounds. If
you want TO grow taller and fatter you
must cat more nourishing food Besides
your regular diet. take quart of milk
or pint OF cream every day. If your
hair Is short you may wear boy bob
since you are petite type. Otherwise,
part your hair in the middle. wave it on
the sides and arrange a small coil at
the nape Of your neck, You would have
natural color In your cheeks il your
weight were right You are too young
to wear rouge II will coarsen your
skin and Is probably the cause OF the
blotches you complain of. An ivory or
flesh shade of powder with vanishing
cream as base should suit your skin.
Massage your scalu for 10 minutes a
day and brush your hair thoroughly.
Never MIND II the old, dead hairs do
fall out New ones will replace them
If you give your scalp proper care and
build up your general health. Becom-
ing coiors for your type are flesh. pale
pink, dull broWniSh red, plum color,
pale lavender, gray bron2e-green med
ium and pure green. navy and green
blues. pale yellow. all pure browns and
tans that harmonic with your hair.
deep cream, black
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Replies to Readers.

write to thank you for your kind note
Of May 0. in which you suggest that I con-
Ter With Dr. CO., but i 6eIns: lie "a, al
them---a total failure as a money maker. 1
am in no position TO consult any one pri-
yately. However. the reading OF certain
anti-social reaction and attitude of fear.
hate. eager suspicion. egotism, introversion.
Self-centeredness, crushing isolation and
black despair with much milder degree of
mlstruSt. anxiety and lack of social feeling
am hopeful that If can live long enough
a complete cure is possible. -
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CONFIDENT.

First want to say how particularly re-
freshing, among all your splendid articles.
was the one on Importance or our wanting
TO be important. 1t seemed TO me Ike
throwing the window wide open on a stufty,
cohwebby room and letting the fresh air in.
I have not as yet had the COURAGE to 20 70
the clinic. for fear they will again say there
is nothing the matter with me. when |
know need advice so much. Then, too, I
cannot ask my husband to pay an expen-
sive man. do wish there was an, advice
bureau somewhere where one could lust
BE- put straight nj little cost and no hun1ili
alton; Just know my trouble is an ego
complex which hghts with an interiorlty
complex. In other words. am terribly
proud and always fearing that my pride Is
eoing to be hurt--and IT Is. awfully-and my
reaction thereto Is what 1 am afraid OF.
which is not healthy. know. Ny father
used TO say, These things are trihes. dear.
but that didn't make me see II. And my
husband is hard. and that only hurts more;
hours. together with some writing, poetry
and stuff. You see, I am talking to you as
though you we're confessor. but do want
10 get more out Of life than am getting,
and l am wasting energy instead.
CONTESTANT.
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II have found that MELLO-GLO
+ does not leave the skin dry-will not
clog the pores-keeps the ugly shine
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City. MELLO-GLO. the new, won
derful French process face powder,
stays on longer and its exclusive
youth shade spreads so smoothly
that not a single pore is visible
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O. even fifty. Then bread in America
vas a slightly sweetened dough made
with -four, salt. milk or water, little
shortening and enough yeast to make
It rise TO a light. but not too airy. sub
stance. Il required kneading and slow
baking. Even fancy breads were not SO
very different, the chief variation being
in the kind of -four used Quickly
made breads seemed 70 belong 70 an
other division, such as corn bread,
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Half Sash Curtains, 75c pair
Were SI.2s


50 pairs Of these curtains much IN demand Tor
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Cross bars with rose dots and border,
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~ ere 1W
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! Reed Clothes Hamper, ivory ffn-
isb. Was sinSn Now. .... x3.55
Large Sire Cane PaneIed Crib in
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q Jarge Sire soft Toy DOGS and
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rnfants IIandmade Dresses.
trimmed with lace, hand tucking
and embroidery. We're SO each.
infants Handmads christening
Dress. 6aintiiy embroidered Was
si2 so. Nov .......... $3.50
1 Infants Handmade Lace trimmed
Bibs--
2 at xi.oD, we're So.
AZ St4 were 6 so
Infants Chiffon WraBDeFi pink
silk lined Was S25 Nov SIS
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Infants white Crepe de- Chin. nine
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Infants Handmade Pink Ger
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Tab1ec1oths, special 81

so All-llnen Tablecioths with corded
borders IA two contrasting Colorss
the 45E45 size.
III ds9en ScaiIoped Napkins, the
I3xi3 size We're s5 dozen, Now 81
s~pieee Italian Lunch Sets, hand
embroidered; E0iled Were $50.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
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Nov ....t...... $40
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Most OF these one-Ot-a-kind
Jade and Gold Bracelets. Were s7s each.
NpW 'ta...s..t .t..t.,.-.. -........,.,.. .NSI.5o
l Aiatrix Gold Bracelet, set with turquoise
white Gold Brooch, set with an aquams-
rine. Was $50. Nov w......,..,.....S S2S
1 white Gold and Platinum Brooch. set
With diamond and sapphire. Was 500.
NOW ..-t.........,s...., .SfS
Platinum and white Gold Brooch. set
with diamond Was S42 Now. ... sci
Platinum and White Gold Pin. get with
amethyst and diamond Was $95.
Now .....-......... SiT 30
/ Platinum and white Gold PIN. set with
pearl and sapphire Was $40 Now $50
! Platinum and White Gold Brooch set
With diamond and sapphire. Was $40.
l Platinum and white Gold bar pin. set
with diamond and sapphire. Was S30,
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with diamond and sapphire Was sac.
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| Platinum and White Gold Pin set with
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set With diam 0 n $. was sl2s
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" ere y2.VS
IA Frocks Of novelty plaid tiS~
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Is Nay0n Home FrockS. trim
med with organdy, the basque
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4 Novelty Printed lame frocks
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Were &aDa each, Now. .Si,9S
q Tailored Linen Dresses;
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4 Home Fraeks of novelty ray
OH. printed lawn and striped
tub silk, and J piece models,
Were s60a, $T,9a, Now. xi,aS
HoME FRocKs. THIRD FLOOR,
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Bracelets, Pins, Brooches, Watches
N1iOrity Rpduced tn Half Price

ces are of our own make.
Platinum and white Gold Pin, set with
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Platinum and white Gold Pin, set with
diamond. Was s3s Now w......... .Sl9
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diamond: Was sI7- el Now: ,;,,n Ss,@ sss
ph,re Was SiT50 Now. ... @.1S
white Gold Circle Pin. set with sap
phires Was SAG Now. .......,......S S2S
white Gold Brooch. with platinum top.
Was s]6. Now ......... .......... .SZS.ao
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"Ss s.Sswei 80 Elsin wrist watches. Were
Brooch SET with aqlamarine. diamonds
Platinum p Top brooch. set with dla-
mend. Was $40 Now. ..,,.,....,.. S3S
white Geld Brooch, with platinum top
and sapphire set. Was $40. Now $50
white Geld Brooch, with platinum top
and pearl set Was Si4 So Now. .$1.sa
BAR Pin. set with diamonds and sap
phires Was $40 Now ...,,.,.,S SEQ
Coruellsn and Jade Bracelet. Was SIS
white and Green Gold Brooch. was
s:1,ss Green Geld Link Bracelet was sss
Woman's Ei9in watch. was sa2so
NOW .-.ss.+.ts.t... .s'st .s's7s' 'Sis'ou
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Were $3.50 and $40. Silk and
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piece styles: sizes and 10.
& Girls Chambray and English
Print Dresses, with and without
bloomers: sizes 3 and 10. Were
S3.e5. Now .Sl.S5
~ Girls Printed Linen BloOmer
Dresses In attractive styles.
sizes q and 8. Were $2.95 each.
NOW e%A.N~
2 Girls 2-piece Sports Dresses,
sizes 10 and ID. Were $l2.50,
NOW ........s.... .s..SS
2 Girls Dress Goats OF green
and blue cashmere. size 10.
Were $20.50 each. Now $l2.S0
3 Girls silk Dresses, street and
sports styles in attractive colorS.
sizes Z to IL. Were $3.50.
NOW ,.......s+t - - y = -. FV''"
GIRLS DRESSES. Fourth FLOOR,
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Dance Sets, $2.e5

" ere yS
81 Tailored and Lace-trimmed
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ins of crepe de chine and
satin: pastel shades in broken
sizes
40 Step-ins and Chemise; the
step-ins are of crepe dc chine
or pongee and the chemise OF
pongee. Were $2,95 each.
. Chemise and Pajamas; pastel
shades, In broken sizes, Were
$3.50 and $40 each. Now, $S.6S
. Gowns and Chemise, of white
satin and crepe de chine, Were
$i060 each. Now ,,.,, $a.6S
2 Tailored Crepe de Chine Pa
iamas; yellow and peach, Were
$l3 Now ........t..., %S.ba
Crepe de Chine Pajamas:
tailored styles. Were $l3.S0
and SIS each Now, -, SS.6S
SILK UNDERWEAR. THIRD FLOOR,