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hardest before the tournament
started. After the tournament got
going it became self-evident that
the upper half was producing the
hardest struggles. The final re-
suits showed the teams from the
upper bracket placing End, Bird,
5th, and 7th, which accounts for
the heart breaking struggles that
ere staged in the upper frame.
Chinook had easy going to the
finals. Two of the teams played
failed to place at all, Bozeman and
Whitefish, while st. Charles
placed only 9Th.
OF the Wolves opponents, Bill
ings placed 9Th, Miles City was
barely eliminated, and Helena
placed 3rd.
Besides this, the entire official
All-State team was selected from
teams the Wolves played.
Overcast of Chinook; Proctor of
Chinook; F1adager of Billings and
Stuart of Helena. Bechtel and
Weeks secured the other two pos
itions. This probably accounts
for the Wolves having less left
for the final half of the last game
than did Chinook. They were
tired. Chinook was played com
pletely off their feet when they
were fresh.
Montana Powers All-State
teams we're as follows:
First
F. Mccarthy, Butte Central
F. Bechtel, Wolf Point
c.. Proctor, Chinook
G. Stuart, Helena
G. Weeks, Wolf Point
Dyer, Fergus County
Second
F. Herman, Wolf Point
F. Reser, Chinook
c. P~unters, st. Charles
G. Piskol, Butte Central
G.. McEntire, Park County
Zimmerman, Chinook
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HOWARD

HOWARD BECHTEL
Fourteen white hairs have ap-
peared on Prof. Livingston's head
since the tournament started. We
were kept busy between games
reading some forty kilograms from
our loyal supporters. The follow
ing came from Amos and Andy"
hal hat "Shoo, Shoe, Let's win
the pendant, check and double
check"
In behalf of the scoring met
eors'' | want to thank the people
Of Wolf Point and the whole
Northeast district for their loyal
support.
DEAN HERMAN
Lewistown, Livingston and Wolf
Point were much stronger than
sport writer's had given them cred
it for being. Whitefish, St. Char
les and Butte Central did not show
all that had been expected of
them.
During the Wolf Point-Helena
game a. few of the members of
the team secured pieces of a new
derby hat as souvenirs from a
Helena fan who decided he didn't
need a hat.
Defrate, Montana State star
athlete and vendor of pop during
the tournament, was advertising
his wares during the Miles City
Wolf Point game as follows, Pop
a-dime. Have one on Clusters
Last Stand"
CLAUD CLARK
The games were refereed by
three of the Bobcat Stars, Cat
Thompson, Frank Ward and Or
land Ward. They very good
and we were well pleased with
the decisions. l think they enjoy
ed the games as much as any of
the rooters because every once in
a while they almost forgot to blow
their whistles. During the final
game Frank Ward walked over
and winked at the Bobcat coach,
MIR. Dyche, when we made three
baskets in SO seconds. Although
Frank Ward is an All-American,
we doubt if he has ever seen any
faster basketball than that.
We feel that we owe much to
Mr.. Brandon for his careful work
in our games. This helped us to
state conditions.
So many people have asked US
as to which was the best team
that we played. l think all were
very strong, but Helena was the
toughest team and took the most
out of us. Helena would give Chi
nook a real battle.
Before the Wolf Point-Helena
game everybody had it doped out
that Helena and Chinook would
play for the title. Wolf Point up
set the dope bucket because we
another chance at Chi
nook.
We appreciate the interest and
support that was given by Wolf
Point and other towns in Montana.
We hope that the day will soon
come when we can return the sup
port to some neighboring town in
Montana.
GEORGE WEEKS
A reporter from the Bozeman
Exponent said, 1.-The staff abso-
utely refuses to report another
Wolf Po~int-T1e1ena game. Our
weak hearts will not pump thru
mother" One handed shots from
my angle or position eem to be
Wolf Points specially. Helena
vas not able to guard these shots
hat rained on the basket and
consequently outscored.
Dean Herman is sporting around
beautiful black sinner which he
eceived in the Chinook game. He
ought pretty hard to get it. May
-ou get two next time, Dean, be- !
ause one looks out Of place. !
One of our rewards was a de- ]
icious cake rom Mrs. Nels John :
on. The coach and team extend
tur sincere, astronomical thanks.
WARREN WRIGHT
Wolf Point got a big hand from
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A NOT PIANIssIMo

who's that on the piano up
stairs?"
That's dear Marguerite; she's
progressing by leaps and bounds
"Umi | thought she couldn't
be doing it with her hands,
London Punch.
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the crowd throughout the entire
tournament. The Gallatin county
high school (Bozeman) was for us
1000 and although we beat Miles
City, you should have heard them
root for us. Fergus county high
school of Livingston was there
strong. They had a team about
the size of Knute Lark, but they
could yell more like Al Appelgren.
Dyer of the Fergus team, insisted
on patting someone of us on the
back after each goal We made. The
Havre team gave a rousing cheer
in the Helena-Wolf Point tussle,
while a Helena magnate ruined
his derby. About this time en-
thusiastic Mr.. Flint almost got
his teeth removed by a Helena
dentist. Mr.. Herman rendered a
delightful number entitled Good
Night Custer, which was highly
appreciated by the crowd.
CHARLES HANSON
The tournament was n of the
liveliest and most interesting in
history. Much entertainment was
provided between halves. This
consisted of popular dancing, col
lege chorus, band, orchestra, and
a clown basketball game. The
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" yIEsE are days when every dollar counts. The
period of reckless spending is over. People are
going back to the good oId-fashioned principles of
thrift and economy. Value is again being carefully
considered.
Nowhere is this more important than in the selec-
ton of an automobile. For the purchase of a car
represents a considerable investment. Tt should not
be decided on h~urriedly, but only after anaIyzing
every important factor that concerns cost, value and
performance. The time to do this is before buying
not afterward when it is too late.
ON THE basis of cost, performance and the actual
comparative worth Of every part, the new Ford is a
value far above the price you pay. 1t is made of better
materials and with greater care and accuracy because
of the recognized efficiency and economy of Ford
manufacturing methods.
The value of these methods is known and under
stood by millions of people. 1t is not generally real
lied, however, that these same principles of efficiency
and economy are applied also to every step in the dis
tribution of the Ford car. The low cost of selling,
financing time payments, etc., means a direct saving
saved by Ford economies in making the car. Here are
three reasons why this is SO.
ID The Ford dealer does business ON a smaller
margin of profit because of the greater number of
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HERALD ADS GET RESULTS
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cars he sells. His discount or commission is the low
est of any automobile dealer. The difference in your
favor, ranging from 1870 to nearly 500, comes right
off the price you pay for the car.
() The Ford charges for financing are low.
90 No expensive extra equipment is needed when you
buy a Ford. The car leaves the factory ready for use.
The fob. price includes a Triplex shatter-proOf glass
windshield and an extra steeI-spoke wheel, in addition
to four Houdaille double-acting shock absorbers and
fully enclosed four-wheel brakes. Any accessories you
may wish for your Individual taste aresoId considerably
below the usual prices. None of these charges for SELL
ing, financing or accessories is marked up or increased
to cover a high trade-in allowance on a used car.
Get all the facts, therefore, before you buy and
figure out just what you are getting for your auto
mobile dollars. Go beyond the fob. price and find
out how much more you pay the dealer than
the dealer pays at the factory. A~nalyze the used-car
allowance. Compare all charges-item for item
value for value.
WHEN you do this you will have a new appreciation
of what The Ford Motor Company and Ford dealers
are doing to keep down the cost of Ford cars. You
viii also know why it is possible to put so much real
value into the new Ford and still retain the low price.
The money you pay goes for value in the car. Tt is not
wasted in excessive costs in manufacturing or selling.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-15
Baptists in Foreign
Mission Study

An interesting foreign mission
program from the study book. Roy
al Service" a presented at Mon
days meeting OF circles Of the First
Baptist Missionary society at the
church. "AroUnd the World in IS
Years" was the general topic. which
was a resume Of foreign missionary
work OF Southern BGptists In that
length OF time. "A Birds Eye View
OF the Present Foreign Field" and
Foreign Mission as Today's Chal-
lenge" were topics included in the
discussion.
Devotionals were led by Mrs.
Oliver and Mrs. j. T. Dowis was in
charge OF the program. She was
assisted BY 14esdames d. s. Left
wich. Fritz Schmidt, j. p. Glenn,
M. L. Love, MateJkl. w. T. Biggs.
o. L. Smith. living Clark, George
Hillyer, Nike Groom and Wiging-
ton.
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beautifully decorated with Easter
lilies.
High score was won by Mrs. L.
w. Carroll and G l.. .Chattelle.
Favors OF Easter baskets filled with
eggs, chickens and Dummies were
presented TO each guest with the
delicious lunch.
PERSONALS
MI. ana Mrs. o. j. Peterson an
nounce the birth OF q daughter
born Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Murre are
the parents Of a daughter born
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Brooks and
John Patterson left Thursday for
a visit with friends III Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odus Patterson
and children or WesIaco were guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Patterson
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Brooks and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Brooks
and family were in Point Isabel
Sunday.
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Methodists Hold
Circle Meetings

Circles OF the Methodist Mission
airy society held separate meetings
Monday afternoon and studied les
sons from the Missionary Voice.
West Brownsville circle met at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Sweeney with
Mrs. Willie George and Mrs. Watson
giving the lesson topics. Mrs. Swee-
ney sang several vocal numbers,
playing her own accompaniment.
Mrs. c. l.. Hunter was hostess
to Ell Jardin circle, seven members
and three visitors being present.
and Mrs. Fred Barton leading the
program.
Mrs. II. @. II. Weinert entertained
the Young Matrons circle at her
home, with MeSdameS Pinkie Vann,
SamuelS, Oklahoma City. and Mrs.
George Bell as visitors. Mrs. S. M.
Harvey was leader OF the program.
Mrs. A. w. Neck gave the voice les
son and Mrs. Outlaw read a paper
on mission schools. While refresh
ments were being served, little Miss
es Arnetta and Chiffon Stuart en-
tertained with piano numbers, and
Nell Tew and Margaret Weinert
gave readings.
An interesting talk on the Vashti
mountain mission school in Georgia
conducted by Mrs. styles. who was
the guest of the Central circle, was
made at the meeting OF the circle
at the church with Mrs. J. X. Bull
as hostess. Mrs. Styles told the
members interesting features Of her
mission school work. DR.. Ramsay
also made a brief talk on the evan
gelistic campaign.
Mrs. @. S. Stell gave the voice
lesson and Mrs. Thomas Pate dis
cussed home missions. Mrs. j.. s
Steele gave a report OF a missionary
conference held IN Corpus Christ
last week.
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Auxiliary Circles
Name Secretaries

Mrs. Clyde Tandy was hostess 70
Circle One Of the Presbyterian
auxiliary Monday afternoon, fiji
teen members attending. Mrs. A. M.
Tandy led de~votionals and Mrs. H.
ID. Seago was named secretary-treas-
urer for the circle.
Fifteen members and two guests
attended the nesting Of Circle Two
at the home of Mrs. Howell Nc
Campbell. Mrs. Order Perkins led
devotionals and in the business Ses-
sion Mrs. Emmett Dodd was named
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, with Mrs. Glen
Lamberth vice-chairman.
Circle Three was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Edward McChesney.
Mrs. j. H. Batsell led d~evotionals
and Mrs. Mark French was elected
secretary-treasurer.
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Victoria School
To Give Carnival

A contest is being staged at Vie
toria Heights ward school to de-
termine the fiesta queen for a car
nival which the school will give
Saturday, April 10, sponsored by the
PIT. a. for the benefit Of the
school visualizing machine.
Following are the contestants and
their votes: Gertrude Ceballos. AT;
Ameliz Gomez, 418; Paula Salos
1893: Eileen Lochridge. l57; Agripina
Osorio. 1872
The queen will be crowned Satur-
day night with many other carniva,
attractions offered.
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Guild.
Business Items

Business plans were discussed at
Mondays meeting OF the Episcopal
Guild held at the parish house,
principally concerning the society's
annual sale OF Easter eggs and nov
elites. Orders may be placed with
Mrs. j. S. Ford. phone SO. for any
article which the society is making.
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ed by the district president, Mrs.
Volney w. Taylo. and were as fol-
lows: To County Federation, a copy
OF GleaSon's parliamentary Digest,
revised edition; 1o- library work,
a copy Of the crussdes by Harold
Lamb: for contribution to scholar
shin and loan fund. $500.
A prize of $500 was awarded for
best year book 10 Hawthorne club
OF Cuero. Mrs. Fritz Koehler re-
porting. This prize was given by
Mrs. James =. Wslder.
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Mrs. Ford Lockett
Society Hostess

Mrs. Ford Lockett was hostess
10 the Altar society Of the Sacred
Heart church Monday afternoon at
her home. a social session being the
feature Of the afternoon.
"a refreshment course was served
following the afternoons business
and discussions.
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WEDNESDAY

Wednesday Tournament bridge
club with Mrs. j. T.. Bogus.
Self Culture club with Mrs. G. G.
Stewart.
Valley d. A. r. Chapter meets at
chamber Of commerce at 10 a. m.
with luncheon at FL Jardin hotel.
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In Society Circles "A Complete Page for Valley Women s %s
Phone
Seven

treasurer The installation will be
held May Q at T:30 p. III. az the
school.
Miss TUFTS room won the picture
for this month.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Meyer spent
Sunday In Raym0ldville.
Mr.. and AIRS. WIN. Collie OF Il
Jardin were The guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. g. Sanborn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peoples had
as their guests Sunday Mrs. Peoples
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Baucum ow
Rollo.
Miss Virginia Knight returned
home Tuesday from La Feria after
spending a few DAYS with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Friebele.
Miss Jeanelle Willis spent last
week In Edinburg with her friends,
Misses Ruth and Mary Slack.
Miss Virginia Meyer spent Sun
day with Lorraine Tanning.
Miss EsteIe OF Pharr spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O.. 3. Willis
Mesdames Hugh Wilbanks. Dor
othea Ritchett and Lloyd Parker
attended the district PIT. A. meet
in Kingsville last week.
Mr. and Mrs Earla Cox OF In
Feria were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Sandborn Sunday.
A working model OF the proposed
dam across the Mississippi river
at Davenport. Iowa, built by the
University OF Iowa engineering
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galley Clubs Honored
District AwardS

and Valley clubs were signaly honored among affiliated
embers Of the Fifth District at the district convention which recently
psd IN Del Rio. the list Of awards for club work including several dis
egukhed compliments to Valley organizations
The Valley Federation Of womens clubs won honorable mention in the
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TWO HOSTESSES
ENTERTAIN

Misses Euia Brooks and sister
Willie entertained e number OF
friends with a party az their home
on Saturday honorirg Miss Ethlyn
Brooks who is leaving soon for
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NEW MEMBERS
FOR CLUB
CLASSES ENJOY
picnic

The sixth. seventh. eight. ninth,
and tenth grades Of the school en-
joyed a picnic az Lake Olmito
Thursday afternoon. Swimming
provided the maiu sports for the
aft@noon and weirer roast was en-
joyed after the swim.
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Los Fresnos
Los AMIGOS
- - -

Los AMIGOS
CLUB MEETS
The members OF the Los Amigos
Bridge club met OF Tuesday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Hen
derson. High 0 was won by
Mrs. Floyd Carroll and G. l.. Chat
telle. Refreshments were served.
NEW MEMBERS
FOR CLUB
The members OF the Home DEM
onstration club met at the home
of Mrs. @. B. Waller. Five new
members were added to the club.
The program With Mrs. d. d.
Phillips as leader was given by
some OF the pupils OF the dramatic
class.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Fl. II Whipple. The
dyeing demonstration will be given
at this time.
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Olrnito
PIT. "A. ELECTS
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
The PIT. A. held its regular
meeting last week at the school
building. The elections OF officers
for next year was held the follow
ing being elected, Mrs. y. l.. Parker,
president, Mrs. Sam Houghston,
first vice president. Mrs. Dan Rob-
bins. second vice president. Mrs.
Robert Richardson, third vice presi-
dent and Mrs. Ed Box. secretary
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Scholarship

Prizes reporting largest contribu-
~ to scholarship and loan fund
~ Federation OF Women's clubs
4 San Antonio. Mrs. w. E. Pyne,
,oortine; honorable mention was
ven TO Self Culture club OF
brownsville, Mrs. Emil Blanck re-
The last three prizes were offer
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ENTERTAIN
CHR

ENTERTAIN
CLUB
Mrs. w. e. Palmer and daughter
Miss Geneva pleasantly entertain
ed the Woman's Service club at
their home or Thursday. "A large
number Of members and several
visitors were present. The house
was beautifully decorated with
clusters of roses. These were sent
to different homes. where there
were sick ones, at the close OF the
evening.
After a short business meeting a
program was given.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the afternoon. The next
meeting will be az the home OF
Mrs. 0. d. Jennings with Mrs.
Frank Kre.z as co-hcstesses.
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MEMBERS

MEMBERS
MEET
The members CT the Promotion
Society met at the home Of Mrs.
Joseph K-etz with Mrs. Joseph
Staufer as hostess.
After the business meeting the
members spent Their time quilting.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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port given by Mrs. Percy Herman
McAhen, for the delegate using
manuscript best delivering her
port. The Self Culture Club OF
townsville, Mrs. Emil Blanck re-
rting, won the prize offered for
best citizenship program, and
Valley Federation also won the
ard for the best county fedora
m report Mrs. Herman made this
Port. The Self Culture club re-
flved hons-tble mention among
uns reporting largest contribution
Y the scholarship and loan fund
the federation.
Other clubs awards were as fol-
aws:
To delegate giving best report OF
RI individual club using no man
Ecript.-Tatt Woman's club, Mrs.
II. c. Sparks, Jr, reporting; to
eJegate using no manuscript. who
Est delivers her report.-Del Rio
Iity Federation, Mrs. j. K. Sellers
fp0rting: honorable mention was
EVen TO: Valley Federation Of Wo-
sen's clubs Of Lower Rio Grande
ALLEY, Mrs. Percy Herman report
hgs Kingsville Woman's club, Mrs.
u. /. Wilkinson reporting; prizes
PR above were a years subscription
p the Woman's Journal and were
ffereA by Mrs. Percy v. Penny
|ackfr.
Pfize for hest health work done
. district-Cotulla Woman's club.
|lrs. T. d. McMahan, reporting;
honorable mention was given TO De
Pitt County Federation. Woods
'oro Woman's civic club. Mrs. Cum
bins reporting.
Prize for best birth registration
sport-Kinssville Woman's club,
nilanthropic department. Miss
orinne Hamill reporting; prizes
or above were offered by Mrs. j.
(. King.
lay Day offered by Mrs. A. G.
Jones was not awarded. No club was
|ligible due to the fact that the
district meeting was held after the
irst OF May on last year and be-
ore the first Of May this year.
Prize for best Xmas Seal sale
.iven for percentage based on club
membership TO Junior Music and
literature club. Miss Bum. report
rg; honorable mention was given
o Del Rio City Federation; this
was offered by Mrs. Alex
Adams.
Junior Clubs
Prize for best Junior club report
-Merrie Maids club Of Refugio,
Miss Jessie Vance, reporting; this
prize was offered by Mrs. Henry
Prize for best citizenship program.
Culture Clue OF Brownsville,
Mrs. Emil Bianck reporting; hon
1rable mention wa given 10 Wo-
mans club OF Rock Springs. This
prize was offered By Mrs. J. 7.
Prize to club reporting most
outstanding work done for Mexi-
ian citizens-Kingsville Woman's
club philanthropic department. Miss
Corinne Hancill reporting: honor
able mention was gi-en to Woman's
club OF San Antonio Mrs. w. II
Parker reporting; this prize was
offered by Mrs. D. p. Gay, Jr., OF
Brownsville.
Prize for best county federation
report-Rio Grand. Valley Fedora
ton OF Wo-1en's club, Mrs. Percy
Herman reporting.
Prize for reporting greatest ac-
tivity IN library work, Woman's
club OF Tat. Mrs. w. c. Sparks.
IJr- reporting.
Scholarship
/ Prizes reporting largest contribu-
n to scholarship and loan fund
~ Federation OF Women's clubs
!, San Antonio. Mrs. w. f. Pyne,
porting; honorable mention was
ven to Self Culture club OF
Brownsville, Mrs. Emil Blanck re-
porting.
The last three prizes were offer
TRANSl
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California. Games of contest pro-
vided the enjoyment for the after
noon. A delicious lunch was served
by the hostess.
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EASTER PARTY

EASTER PARTY
HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L Chattelle were
hosts on Thursday evening to the
members OF the Jolly Dozen bridge
club with an Easter party. Three
tables were arranged in a room
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A working model Of the proposed
dam across the Mississippi river
at Davenport. Iowa, built by the
University OF Iowa engineering
school, Is Al feet long.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
"Beautify" ---and Keep Youthful

women rs the knowledge that they
appear charming despite the wear
and Tea OF everyday living.
have seer times when i've been
50 discouraged I hardly knew where
to turn or how to 20 on When such
q mood descends upon me ! HE my
self 70 the beauty p~arior-and exit
looking my hest. And II perks me
up. stimulates me and gives me new
courage.
II isn't a purely feminine trait 20
desire admiration. The men
have a marvellous capacity for nat
terry. but they don't admit II :.
put il is a purely human and worthy
desire 70 want 10 be admired II In a
definite sign hat we still are active.
vital forces In life that we have
not given up the battle that we
aren't lying down on the Job.
And when di~scouraging emotions
envelope YOU. pull yourself together
and do some feminine oeautify1nB
the restored poise YOU will gain
probably will give you the courage
or the insight TO 20 over tina top OF
the mountain that seemed tmpasS-
able.