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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-18
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iaitieipoon iotalaimaston bangariin
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neriIotilasiouffo meti iGttilGisnGi-
len ilnlalainan maaban. Slt9onliin
nouIelpa utelioS tp6fiiouffo rpnt1ii
poliiiifetiun ldpi; teripebtiGfieen
robfeita IentGjid ia matfustaiia.
Sullhpirfailijat y. III. rtoltiipot IL
molailpaan nlltooolliielle tarfastlis-
matfolleen. Fri Sugo @cfener ia
sos Sngeleiin fomertaia GbarleS
g. Stoienoabl fGtpGiim6t fapteeni
.@. g. Sacfip1in fonttoriSia ia lit
ten palaiimot tafaiiin @raf 3eppeli.
min. Wtatfltstaiat lasfettiin maa-
ban ia meriiotilasfetiu pantiin
partioilnaan 9ltlannin Dli lentG-
npttG ilmoloipoa. Oofii ie fiinnitet-
tim ppiGpstorniin ia buomenna ie
litten pannaan barlgariin.
@Spobenlntin tri @cfener pitt lp-
bpen pubeen ianomalebtiniebille ia
tpalofumaaiille. SGnen ipiereslG1n
leiioi fonentoja Gbarles 6. Stolen
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toibin.
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noin fiutii MALTA pobioiieen Cape
Gbalesista. 8aibingtoniin ie iaapri
feIlo 1890 ipp. SGGlla ie leiiaili
itieioen rafenttufiien M. III. 8alfe-
an Gallon pldpuolella. Sreiioenttt
Coolidge tuli nlpos betfiiefii iilos
fotiomoon sien leiiailen1ista. gSa.
Ibingtonista ie iitten lenii galtino-
rem, Ybilooelpbian 8ilningtomin
b. m. faltpunfien faiitto 2afeburS.
tin. @pdiuotliiiat ildiubteet olimat
pinupttGneet ilmaloiiuaa matfalla.
@rof Zeppelin iarfi taIId matfal
Ia fofii ennGtpstd. @rittildiiellG IL
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lut tOS tiinnin jatflnpa lentoennd-
tps, ntinf1 moinittu ilmoloiwa
i1rfi. Samoin @rof Zeppelin ipoitti
$500 moilin enn6tpfien pitiiuslen-
nosia.
Gen i6lfeen fun @rof Zeppelin
oil idttdnpt @oibingtonin ldbetti
preiioentti Coolidge faapeliiuno-
man Sofion preiioentiIIe bon SIN.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-18
Sanbca ,ucritp6 9iaiialasIG.

9fGilGlGsiG @aaffolanfplGslG aIlt-
ma pientilallinen Subo &innunen,
| iota GsfettGin oil pGGsipt lGGnin-
manfilasta eboonolaiieen papau-
teen oil ioutrnitt riitaan mainonIa
fansio, iota epGili litipattontista
ilbteista ioibinfin nieSbenfiloibin.
9tiita febittDi Min anfarafii, ett1
&nnunen tentpoii firmeen iolla loi
talon piballa lpoimonia fuolioofii
! ia baalpotti lii1tli paifalle apuun
fiirubtanlttta ii1GniG. SGrrrGn i1l-
feen iieppaii &innunen fainaloonIa
alaifGiien poifania, firpeen ia puu-
fon iefG patent. @tiisfelpistG buoli-
matta ei poliiiin ole lpield onnistlt-
nut pib1ttGG iperitpon tefijGG, eif1
loptGd tGin1n nltfana faoonnutta
poifaa. SelGtGGn, ettG b1n on
inrmannlt mDosfin poifania ia
itieniG, iillG paetesiuan oil ban
flutleman mltfaan ianonut, ettei
ban tGmGn idIfeen enGd meme
guanfilaon. SoIiiii fulfil aiiao.
&innltlen fpaimo oil 35.muotios
ia &innltnen itie OH ionanifGinen.
9iitutiisia inirnnitellaan Wnra iGr-
iuen- -Sarnitgin raban pnrfamista.
Sonfin oifoa iitten fGpiip1t NJ.
III. 9tuotlin pG1ninisteri ia raitta-
tieballitlfien pliiobtoia @ronbolm
gtorrlanoisIo tittuStltmaon l1bes 90
iD:ta monboan iliiinnitelmoon rou.
tatien rafentaniIesto Ilafainutn ia
Oturoi1ripen pGlille. YG1ministeri
on ilnottanitt, ett1 tGtG ipanbaa
fDipmpStG on ballitltfleslofin f6ii-
teltD, ntittta tobtpi b1n puolestaon
iGttGG iurnnitelmien aripioimiien
rolitotiebollitufien buolefii. Dliiob-
toia @ranbolm on ianomaleboille
fertonitt, ettG paltio uTettlut mpo.
t6mieliiefii iiiunnitelttun rataon
nGboen ia ettG rafennusfusionnitf-
iista ei iuoriteta forfoa poltiorobns
tolIe. Soiieno melfeinpG pbt1 tGr-
fe1nG eoellptpfien1 on pliiobtojo
@:n mielestd fiiiterfin, ett1 emf
fioesI1 rofennettapofii Iuurniteltit
baororoto Wtitraidruclt6 (60 fm.
Sooporonnosto lounaieen) gllafoi-
niuiIeen rofennetaon pboeniultntaiie
na iamanaifoiiesti rofennettapan
maontien fonsid pitfin Tobjon-
lob0cn peritfon ranniffoa iiell1 IL
iaitiepien oiiitusfesfiifiien fouttn
&ooporonnolle. T1ntGn rooon iuol.
nliStettiio nfDiner Nuroi1ripen
aarungin rota diff purettopo. T6l-
loiiello roiltotieiperfon ntuutofiel-
la n1illG ieiiouin iaotoiiiin routotie
fannottalpommofii fiiin npttemmin
buonosti fonnottoipa roto @ooenisto
Storunfiin ia eoeIIeen Eornionjocn
Ioafioon ia Sdaporontoon. alutto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-18

misid mdarin ndnid iiunnitelmut
,poiipot totelitio, iit6 pitt pIijobtaio
@ranbolm toistoiicsii fiiitenfin
moboo.tomono ionoa. - II. ?.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-10-18
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oiteuoen tuonlarit iiirtGm6Gn go
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ieen iituntaan. Sc opot 10 rpbtp-
meet pulmistelemaun IentOa, jOfa
aiotoon teboG emf feipdGnG.
Evening star., 1928-07-24

GARAGE and filling station. on Lee High
Way for sale or rent Owner engaGed IN
another line of business and cannot give the
station his personal attention. fine op-
portunity for capable and industrious
man For further information address Box
QQ-I star nffice
Evening star., 1928-07-24
SUMMERTIME
BY II. c. PEATTIE.

It is almost an axiom in biology
that every living thing has environ
mental limits, or at least boundaries to
those conditions that are optimum.
The white man flourishes best in the
temperate zone; put him in the Arctic
or the tropics and he dies, or at least
he suffers; he cannot work or play as
he can under conditions optimum for
him.
But many times as have watched
an insect in hot weather have never
seen one behave as though things were
getting too hot for him. We are all
familiar with the logginess of house
flies In cold weather; a nest OF hornets
on a chilly day%is as peaceful as a
dormintory of sleeping children. That
activity of an insect is in direct ratio
to the temperature. Is, as the matne-
maticianS say, a function of 1t. On
blistering hot days the bees seem either
quite ecstatic or quite mad with neat
They boom like a trimotor alrplane
whirl like dervisheS, and seem to find
1t impossible to concentrate for an
instant even on slipping nectar. A
maniacal and joyful restlessness pos
sesses them.
So furious were the beatlngs OF Dig
bee as he hovered over the dust OF the
road for an instant on one OF our
recent hot days that the dust was
whirled up into little maelstrom by
the agitation of his frail wings. And 1
could not but remember how laughably
like the dust I felt as passed close TO
the propellers of a great airplane where
it stood. its motors running. For an
instant my breath was snatched from
me: the air struck my face a blow
whirled my hat away and nearly
knocked me down.
Evening star., 1928-07-24
HELP--MALE.
(COntinued.l
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SALESMEN-Two thoroughly
experienced statesmen to sell
standard line of replacement
parts to dealers i'll and around
Washington. TO secure this po-
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replacement parts and be famil-
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salers, Inc. 1919 l. st. NV.
WE ARE SEEKING the serv-
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give age, previous experience,
salary expected. Address Box
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Evening star., 1928-07-24
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
By LOIS LEEDS.

pounds. (2l The only genuine Cupid's
bow mouths are SO formed by nature.
Some girls accent the curves OF the
lips with lipstick, but unless this Is
cleverly done 1t looks grotesque. III
your lips are naturally large and
thick. there is no way TO make them
into a dainty bow. t3) Nothing short
of magic will Danish freckles perma-
nently and magic is not practiced
these daysl It is far more important
to continue your healthful, outdoor ex-
ercise than to keep your complexion
free from freckles. You may use a
lotion every day to bleach the freckles,
however. and protect your skin With
cream and powder before going out
doors (4) Your chum must gain
normal weight If she is below the aver
age for age and height. 1t is natural
for some people to be thin in the face
and for others to be plump. Bubble
blowing and slapping facial massage
may help develop the cheek muscles
somewhat. LOIS LEEDS.
Complexion Care.
Dear Miss Leeds: ID I have large
pores and few blackheads. I cleanse
my face with cold cream, wash 1t in
Ndlb4 NdbSAs Az AL NACoAA NoAAli
water and then battle 1t for few min
utes in cold water. Is this correct? (2l
I am 17le years old, feet tall and
weigh 1o6 pounds. Is this right and
what are good measurements for me?
t3) How can reduce my thighs? (4)
I have gray-h'ue eyes and medium
brown hair. What colors and styles
of clothes should wear and what kind
Of powder base should I use?
DOROTHY r.
Answer-tD Use tincture Of green
soap or CASTLE soap with the warm
water Work up a rich lather ard al
low 1t to dry on the skin before rinsing
it off. Now press out the ripe black
heads and rinse with cold water. In
the morning bathe your face in cold
water for several minutes. dry. apply
cream and powder. t2l Your
weight is correct. Good measurements
would be; Bust and hips, 80 or SO;
waist, 25 or 26: thigh. 19: calf. 1872;
ankle. TIa: neck 1919. t3) Do leg
raising sideways and squatting exercises.
az You forgot TO describe YOUR skin
tints. so that cannot judge what colors
will suit YOU. If you write me again,
giving this information and inclosing
a stamped. self-adiressed envelope, I
shall be glad to tell YOU what colors and
styles are suitable for YOU.
LOIS LEEDS.
tCopyright, 1927
Evening star., 1928-07-24
A Sermon for Today
BY REV, JOHN r. GUM.
As Good as People Think.

A&S @SSN aS -
Text: "The Lord seeth not as man
seeth; for man looketh on the outward
appearance, but the Lord looketh on
the heart. III Samuel. xviii
I know some people who are better
than they are thought to be. Inwardly
they are pure gold. but outwardly they
do not make a good showing for what
they really are. Consequently. they
are misunderstood and misjudged, and
rated below their true character.
However. this can scarcely be said
of most of us. If anything, most OF US
are rated above what we really deserve.
We are not as good as people gener-
ally think we are.
Judge the matter by your own case.
Are you as moral and good as people
think YOU are? You stand well in
your community; the people who know
YOU speak we'll of you; they say you
are clean man, an honest man and
a good citizen. Is all this true? You
know better than anybody else what
YOU are. You stand well in the public
eye. How do you stand In your own
eye?
Something more important. How do
you stand before the eye OF Godf
After all. the supreme thing Is not
what the people think OF you but
what God thinks Of you. You may be
fairly good respectable person MS
common reckoning goes, but Gods reck-
oning is not a common reckoning
"The Lord seeth not as man seeth;
for man looketh on the outward APP
pearance, but the Lord looketh on the
heart" ;:
Don't be deceived by your standing
with the people How do you stand
with yourselfP How do you stand with
God? God knows what is In your
heart. And you know. The way to
get a true estimate of yourself is to
Judge yourself not by what people
know about you but BY what you know
and what you know God knows.
fCopyfiaht. 1921
Evening star., 1928-07-24
Noiseless Screen Doors.

The constant banging Of screen
door in Summer is unpleasant, and ii
is hard on the door. II can be prevented
By fastening one-inch pieces Of felt or
very thin pieces OF cork on the part Of
the door frame where the door strikes
A piece should be glued near the top Of
the door and another near the bottom
This REMEDY can be applied 10 any
other door on 10 q cupboard or bookcase
Most OF the holes and pulled out
places In the netting Of screen door
come In the lower part. This is espe~
ciaIly likely To be the case If there are
small children In the family, For this
reason. when having the lower netting
renewed. have IT put on double. It
will then last twice as long. IT is also
good plan TO nail q strip OF lath
across the door on the inside about half
way up. Paint IL the color Of the door
II viii protect the netting from injury
Evening star., 1928-07-24

free. They must obey the laws OF the
State. The man who violates the rules
Of polite society is ostracized And if
he violates the laws of the State he
lands In jail. On every hand the social
screw tightens on every one who
would in the least evadc the social
code.
Social pressure functions through re-
wards and punishments. These may be
in the form of material things such as
money, gold, medals, prizes or they may
be fonors, social recognition, position
Of trust and responsibility, power over
others, etc.
The remarkable thing about social
pressure Is that 1t operates against the
great and good as well as against the
criminal Every one who undertakes to
do things in his own way is likely to
feel the force of social pressure. So
cietv is suspicious of all innovations.
We are subject TO social pressure be-
cause we cannot help ourselves We are
born in It, The individual is helpless
against society. There Is no way Of
avoiding social pressure.
tCopyright. 1927
Evening star., 1928-07-24
Straight Talks to Women About Money
BIZ MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

crowded you may enjoy your sport to
the fullest at slight expense.
Wherever there is a park or munich
pal playground there is also tennis
court or two. Usually one must get a
permit from the board, commission or
superintendent of the park. In some
towns one must provide ones own net.
but in the majority of cities the courts
are complete with equipment.
Public golf courses now vie with pri-
vate ones for beauty and condition. Get
your permit to play in time to enjoy
this splendid recreation. A supply of
cheap balls, possibly ''repaints," COM
Portable pair of shoes, and a few clubs,
are all one requires.
If you have a family to escort, a
picnic somewhere out of town but near
by is an ideal way TO spend a day. Sc
lect an easily accessible spot. and bring
along means of entertaining yourself.
The cost Is only that of transportation.
It may seem unfortunate at first when
we are obliged to forego our usual va
cationing. but it simply taxes our in
genuity BY exercising the latter a per-
fectly enjoyable vacation may be had at
home. and sometimes more comfort
able one
Evening star., 1928-07-24
WHY WE Do WHAT WE Do
BY MEHRAN X. THOMSON.

There is lot of hard work and dirty
work that is classed as drudgery. No
one would do such work were II not
for the force Of necessity and social
pressure The same is true regarding
certain parts Of almost any task There
Is some drudgery and hard work In
connection with the most desirable
Positions.
We naturally shrink from what is
too difficult for us or Is decidedly dis
tasteful It requires some special force
20 keep Us at it. And this force is social
pressure.
Social pressure is the force that So
ciety exerts over the individual to make
him toe the mark, to make him good
social animal For example, because
society places a premium on education
the boy is sent TO school and kept there
despite his desire TO be out playing
Later On the same force keeps him TO
his college course or working hard to
make himself master in some trade or
profession.
None but the social outcasts, such as
tranps and buns. escape social pres
sure, and even these are not altogether
Evening star., 1928-07-24

them forever? (4) My chum's face is
long and skinny. Haw can she make
II nice and fat? BETTY r.
AnSwer-(Il The bony effect about
vour neck and shoulders is due to
Incorrect posture and underweight. You
are seven pounds below the average
weieht for your age and height There
ere exercises that help correct faulty
posture. but improvement will depend
on constant practice of correct posture.
stand as tall as you can with abdomen
in, cha& elevated and chin level. Look
at yuon IN long mirror and see
how - @Arect posture brings your
shoulder blades in and makes the coll
iarbone less prominent. Now try your
usual slouching posture before the mir
ror. with shoulders rounded and chest
hollow. See how this makes the bones
project9 Always stand up straight. A
good exercise 10 help develop flesh over
the neck and shoulders may be done
With elbows bent and hands on shoul-
ders. Rotate each shoulder forward
50 times and backward so times every
DAY. # this is too fatiguing at first.
start with 25 times. Add q quart of
milk or pint of cream to your daily
diet 10 help you gain these needed
Evening star., 1928-07-24
If Your Funds Are Limited.

Perhaps your Winter was hard"
one financially for a variety Of reasons
and you cannot afford to go away for
the Summer You may need your two
weeks salary TO straighten out few
accounts, and catch your breath. That
viii be no reason, however, to miss rec
reation and diversion.
A book at the free library costs moth
ing, and a tree in the park is yours
for the asking. Reading is relaxation
and diversion Of the finest sort. Only
choose the book carefully. making sure
that it win prove enjoyable and dis
tracing.
Music is one of the greatest charm
ers Of leisure moments. If free concerts
ere no: conveniently scheduled one may
hear the finest music of all types on the
radio. In some places radio sets may be
rented out for 9 reasonable conSidera-
tion-
Public beaches abound all over where
ever there is q place to swim. Such
places cost little to reach and the bath
ing privileges may be enjoyed for a
nominal sum. IF you arrange TO go
bathing when the beach is not over
Evening star., 1928-07-24

You can subtract 10 ~ pounoS from
these figures and still be healthy.
Chiefly keep the muscles Of the body
firm: don't let them degenerate into
habby flesh.
Mrs. z. S. W-Smoking has no effect
on your complexion; that is. no effect
unless your health is injured by excess
sive smoking, and the skin suffers as a
result.
Miss e. q. S.-~For the "gooseflesh'
over your legs try bathing In salt water,
and use bath brush
You need a doctor for your granulated
eyeiids.
l.. D--Marie H.-~Use cucumber juice
for bleaching the skin; for keeping
blonde hair light, juice Of half lemon
To a large basinful Of water as last
rinse after a shampoo.
Maude P.~-You probably need tonic
TO help you assimilate your food: you
will then begin TO take on weight.
Evening star., 1928-07-24
BEAUl1 OE1AlS BY EDNA KENT FORBES
Table of Weights.

A table Of weights will help you TO a
certain extent in judging how much
you should weigh, but you can't accept
4 as an absolute standard. for two wo-
men Of exactly the same height can be
exactly the same weight and yet one
viii look much fatter than the other.
They say such people have light bones"
Another reason Is that some women are
al frm muscle, and others nabby fat;
the fiabby ones, Of course, viii actually
measure ever so much more than the
sturdy ones.
Besides this, all insurance tables II
sn printing one Of them below are
too generous in their allowance OF
weight A woman feet 10 inches,
for instance. should weigh l47 POUNDS
Ct the age Of 20. and from this go on
up TO IG5 al the age Of 90. This is all
right from the point Of view Of doctors
and insurance statisticians, but from the
point Of view Of a beauty doctor she's
needlessiy fat. besides which. doctors
viii tell YOU that after 30 years OF age
fat does not necessarily mean health.
Evening star., 1928-07-24
Ginger Crush.

In a small piece Of cheesecioth tie a
tablespoonful OF crushed ginger. Cover
with one quart OF water and boil for 20
minutes. Add one cupfui OF sugar, the
strained Juice from two lemons and set
aside TO cool When cold, remove the
ginger and bottle this fluid Leave on
ice until needed, then dilute ~ suit the
taste with tee water. Crushed pineapple
mag be added 70 each glass,
Evening star., 1928-07-24
PERSONAL.

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money-savtng prices. Fit and satislactlmon m
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MASsEUsE. EXCELLENT TRAINED AS.
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required Address BOX i49-R. Star office. .
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fined white only; coiored operator. Call Pot.
1896.
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MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE AMBu-
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ments. Sl6 X st NV. opposite the Library.
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HOSIERY "RUNS" AND PULL THREADS
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JOHNSON REST HOME FOR 1NVAL1Ds:
dssd dsS cane aed 795 lsner p co 5s4
WE PAY 50 TO $40 FOR USED SUITS AND
overcoats.. Prices paid for worn clothing
ladies and gentlemen. always highest: Wash.
Clothing Ex.. 633 ID st. NV. Main 1913.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY
masseuse for all chronic conditions Poto-
SLIP GOVERN oVERsTUFFED SEP, cusH-
T. l. ishe f5is ash se a In $50
MASsEUSE - EXCELLENT WHITE GLEN
tele. Hours. 9-5. 1926 Swami ST., Apt. 21.
Evening star., 1928-07-24
Shoulder Blades and CollarbOne,

Dear Miss Leeds: u) Ny shoulder
blades stick out just like wings and
there are two bones at the base OF
my throat that stick up. How can !
put flesh on these parts? I am is
wears old, 5 feet 5 inches tall and
weigh liS pounds. t2) How do girls
make their lips like Cupid's bow?
ts) Can a person get rid of freckleS
permanently and still enjoy SWIM
ming and hiking? What will Danish
Evening star., 1928-07-24

Tomato Bisque
Lamb Stew with Vegetables
Steamed Dumplings
Lettuce with French Dressing
Orange BaVarian Cream
Coffee
Evening star., 1928-07-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

Sa0-Sdn weekly; short hours, Burton Line
type School, 9a0 II NV, Day and eVening
ssa pREneh 9EaAN 7se rAAM
Translatlons i4b9 N st, NV, Pot, lda
KATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS
puFour system OF ahampooins, marcel wAvs
ing and facial treatments. Apply second
floor, ai7 iith st, -
MARCEL WAVING. MANICuRINc, HAIR
hohhing and all branches of beauty culture.
Our graduates are always In demand Ma
belle Honour School OF Beauty Culture, Inc
BI7 t4th VI NV Ff, GAIA.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT ouIckIIYl M MX.
siiaas ri Il, NV nv We West sesS' 49, - Al.
LEARN no rLY~@AVTATf0N OFFERS Tx
eepttenai opportunities, Inanire at WashinKs
ton Airport, south end ct Highway nyidse.