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to him and kissed her lips.
To Mariel it was as if those words
had never before been spoken. AS
If this promise, this boast had never
before been made to woman by a
man who has just heard her pledge
of love. Everything was neville
and love and the desire to achieve
great things. Her arms frightened
about him. He was her man, to have
and to hold. She gloried in his
words.
"Of course, you will, darling. OF
course, you'll do great things"
And so they were married. They
spent two weeks honeymooning on an
automobile trip through the noun
tains. A glorious two weeks, filled
with love and laughter and youth and
the thrill of belonging, one to the
other.
1t was over at last and they re-
turned to the city, hired a small
apartment and moved into it. A
short time was consumed in buying
furniture, getting settled, calling on
friends, receiving guests. But at last
1t was over. They settled down to
the routine of living, as thousands
of other young married couples were
living in that huge city. Becoming
part of it all; gradually being con-
sumed by the great, overwhelming
system of existence that was life.
Consumed? Suppressed? Not they.
Not Walter. A month after the steady
grind OF routine had asserted itself
he produced from an old trunk his
drawing board and pencils.
ITS my secret passion, honey. My
great ambition. It's the thing that's
going to lift us from the rut and
make us outstanding"
Mariels eyes Sparkled. She glanced
over some of the drawings he had
made. She looked up at her hus-
band and her eyes we're filed with
hope and faith and pride. oh, dar-
ling; they're grand I know you're
going to be great some day. I know
you are"
Walter kissed her. 1T will mean
some sacrifice on your part, honey.
Well have to give up a lot of social
activities, stay home nights so I can
work"
Its worth it, darling. I'm willing.
Glad"
And so five nights out of the seven
Walter stayed home and labored over
his board with pencil and crayons.
He conceived a series of humorous
cartoons with thread of continuity
that was suitable for daily news
paper. The Funny Femmes" he
called them, and when the first seven
drawings were completed he showed
them proudly to his wife.
They're marvellous, darling! They're
just grand! Send them off to a syndi-
cate and let's see what happens
Walter grinned at her enthusiasm
and wrapped up his series and
shipped them off to a we'll known
syndicate. Secretly he felt pretty
proud and satisfied He began to
plan what they would do when the
check arrived.
But the inevitable happened The
syndicate shipped back the series with
curt note directing him to inclose
return postage the next time he sub
mitted anything. Walter was indig-
nant, outraged, hurt and wholly con-
demning of the editor who hadn't
recognized genius when it was pre-
sented to him.
Mariel smiled and patted his Shout
der. TRY again, darling. Just because
Funny Femmes didn't happen to be
what they wanted doesn't indicate you
lack genius"
After while Walter agreed, though
he couldn't see what use it was when
the Funny Femmes was the best thing
he could do. However, as the new
series developed his enthusiasm in
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FANS. electric. sll sizes: repaired. sold. on.
Sriees csrty is 100 i4th % G. NV. GET our
VIE FTsd SAsE eBssS Ffs sSHS' S sS
coolers. ice cream cabinets. 1882 18th NV.
FRIGIDAIRE--LarEe size. 4x4Na IT.; g.
quart quart. ice ,e CUBE capacity; E-h;D; motor.
farnishinss. IT44 irVfne st. f nv -nu
GAS RANGES. like new. less than half
p onfeed WY ~ pay Ws. aHS ds an
st. NV. Phone National 29S6. 90
GENERATORS excn.. So 30 UP; new guar
sntee; small install. chg; all cars. motors.
fans repaired. exch. Carly. 1908 18th.
bed room & liv. room sets; condition excel
lent: no dealers 1909 Crittenden st. DIV.
OFFICE FURNITURB-A large assortment
Of used pieces At low prices Il. Baum b
RADIO-Brand-new. latest model r. G. A.
Victor all-wave set. in q handsome con-
sole cabinet. $50 so, The sets are selling
we're reducing it to close out at once.
Kits. 1880 @ st.
RADIO-Brand-new 1885 model Philco,
foreign and American receiver reduced
from $5996 to $3.50. Only one. Kits.
RADIos-we have Q few good used sets.
reconditioned. on sale at bargain prices;
several baby grands at So and So; Earl
iowboy. 50; Majestic lowboy. $12: Majestic
highboy g tubes). S16; all guaranteed.
Kits. 1880 @ st.
REFRIGERATOR, cleo. apt. size through
ly recopditioned: $40 80 cash. Apex Elec.
Co.. 700 9th st. n ". at q.
SEWING MACHINE. singer, prt cleo. knee
control, round bobbin: like new, IA price;
oh. singer. 81 sos King St, Alex. Va
SEWING MACHINES cleaned, oiled. adj
justed, S1.50; all repairs guaranteed. Rent.
ais. So month. Col 9213 until pm.
SODA FOUNTAIN GO-ftD, automatic re-
frigerator. small steam table. bargain.
4449 Conn. ave. s.
TYPEWRITERS rented repaired, sold fac
tory rebuilt Remington NoiSeless, S74.60.
pS6ew b;.,s,o I9 as;o l1ao 14th st. NV
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. dE.
1888. 57l6 10th NV. Underwoods, 50 mo;
4 mos. in adv. Sc. No deliveries. Soc dep.
SIS CREDIT International Correspondence
Schools good any course; sell or trade for
auto. Address Box 489-K. Star ONCE.
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
Three-piece living room suite uphol-
stored for S45. covering and new inside
material included made like new, in finest
tapestry and friezette: workmanship guar
anteed. La France Upholstery Co. 2509
14th st. NV Phone Columbia 1ol72;
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creased again. But
this time he in
closed return post
age-and the new
series was returned
in shorter order
than the first.
But, darling"
Mariel argued. "All
geniuSes had the
same thing to over
come when they
first started. You've
got to keep trying
over and yer
again. It's the only
way. You're going
: to be great. I know
you are"
Editors aren't ar
lists" Walter said
moodily. How can
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COLLECTORS. full or part-time work; es-
tablished routes; no selling; excellent COM
missions. Apply letter or personally, NJ. p.
C.. 23l EQUITABLE Bldg. BALTIC. Md.
COUPLE. experienced cook and maid. but
lngton; every modern convenience. Only
those with excellent reference considered.
Address Box 1q1K, Star once.
PERSONS having previously worked for
HoYt Bros. Inc, or exp. in direct selling
Of food products. call to see Mr. Septer for
q new deal Lselary and commission. S28
Investment Bldg. Sc
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AUTO BODY. FENDER g. PAINT MAN, 40.
90 basis 1882 Wisconsin ave. NV.
AUTO REPAIR MAN, 1880 basis. 1882
Wisconsin ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, first-class.
Apply Central Auto Works. 443 Eye st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTER, Duco man. FIRST
class; none other need apply. Central
Auto, Works, 443 Eye st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN to sell Dodge
and Plymouth cars experience unneces-
sary. Apply Fred Motor Co.. 4101 Kansas
BOCKKEEPER, experienced, between 25
q, and 40 years: state age qualifications,
experience and salary expected in appli-
, cation. Address Box 259-K, Star ONCE.
CREW MANAGERS magazine men, new
popular-priced club. Apply letter or per-
t0nally, Mr.. Baker. 231 Equitable BLDG,
Baltimore. Nd.
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TWO statesmen
WITH y T. LICENSES.

to solicit the sale Of the finest American
and imported whistles. cordials. wines
and champagnes. Applicants must be
high grade and experienced This con-
nection is offered by one Of Washington's
leading distributors. An unusual oppor-
tunity is offered to the type of statesmen
We want Personal interview to those
who in written answer give US full par
ticulars OF yourselves and past experience.
Address Box 405-K. Star once.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

ENERGETIC statesmen to solicit orders
for a standard commodity; earnings de-
pend on sales ability: experience not es-
sential. Rooms 603-616. 907 10th St NV.
90
MEN with speciality experience. We have
the product. priced right. non-competitive.
largest field quick returns unlimited pos
sibilities Permanent with chance for
quick advancement Call at III 18th st.
NV. tomorrow. 10 to 4 %
SALEs'iAN. experienced, who can organ
ize. n lst have successful record, be over
30. settled. bondable Exceptional earn
ingS Room 40a LOB Nermont ave
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business

PAPERING-PAINTING- direct with
the Workman For free estimates. phone
Shepherd 1913.
PAPKRING. painting. Special. this week
only. rooms scraped dry. cracks Allied. all
sun-test papers. So. more. I do my
own work; guaranteed. Georgia 4213. IL
PAPERHANGING, Sc room; washable pa
pers. This week only. / do and guarantee
my own work. spigel. Georgia 5811. 90
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING do
mates freely given. Call Columbia 0633
or 1886 Georgia ave. NV.
PAPERING. PAINTING-Average room. SO.
do my own work. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call Metz any time Columbia 0396.
PAPERING and painting; work guaran-
teed; rock-botton price; am looking for
work. Columbia s773. sos Kenyon st. NV.
PAPERING s RMS. history HALL. $50
and up: quick service: white mechanics.
Call any time Neat papers. Adams 1926.
PAPERHANGING
A. T. GEORGE aSGR'' So e gsorsl. s4cs.
PLAsTERING. stuecoing; esmsntinE;
and repair work; patches. 81 up. W Ray
Mathis. 1924 Morrison st. NV. Emer. 9Ol 8.
PLASTER REPAIRING - Straight new
work. patching pointing up; get the man
who does best work at reas. prices. Lloyd
Perdue 614 Kastle pl. ne. Line. 5641. 9.
CAR REPAIRS.
Have your car (all makes repaired
'nfousnG re Sse AUTO PiS5 sERiVscE
1234-3s 9th st. NV. Met. 664o. -
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Buried in Mink Coat.

In compliance with her last wish,
Mrs. Nellie Taylor of Sussex England,
was buried in her mink coat and plati-
mum wedding ring.
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HELP-MEN.
(Continued.)

EDITORIAL AssoCIATE-The controlling
owner of nationally known publication,
who has had years Of experience in ad-
vertising and publishing, wants an asso-
ciate who has editorial experience, and can
assume position as editor in chief of the
publication. Applicant should be able to
prise. The publication is 10 years old.
and is growing. has a national circulation,
and is well thought Of BY the subscrib-
ers. To the right person all cards will be
laid on the table. If interested and you
believe you are the right party, write fully
about yourself. and interview will be
arranged. at which time all information
will be given. Address Box 42o-K, Star
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HELP-MEN.
iCanffnued.l


YOUNG MEN co, neat appearance. to- as
sist Washington MANAGER OF large New
pay. Apply Room 400, 1919 F st. NV.
WANTED Want BE- cogNTE TEE AgES CURB s,,, At
MUST BE NEAT. THOROUGHLY EXPE-
RIENCED. WITH GOOD REFERENCES.
A ARR { u hot sHopPE' 6lo9 GEORGIA
REAL ESTATE HOUSE SALESMAN, or
is willing to work for success Must have
sedan. Straight commission. with full CO.
' ERODE & COLBERT. INC.
1907 Eye st. National 1878.
LANSBURGH'S.
Three men for steady work; chance for
advancement and good pay for willing
Apply Employment once. 4th floor. 9:I5
q m. Tuesday.
ROUTE MEN.
We have established routes available
for the right men. Applicants must be
we train our men. Pay arrangement sat
ave, between H and Eye SITS.
LONG ESTABLISHED
INSURANCE OFFICE
Requires man experienced in insurance
bookkeeping and general knowledge Of liza :
bility and fire lines. Excellent opportunity
for person possessing necessary qualiflca-
lions. Address Box 373-K. Star ONCE. g.
PAINT SALESMAN for city
and adjacent country, must
have previous experience.
Give reference, drawing &C
count against commission.
Address Box 471-K, Star
office.
CARPENTER, experienced,
with knowledge of estimat-
ing and building construc-
ton; one with machine pref
erably;; permanent position;
no capital required. Address
giving experience, recon-
mendation, etc. Box 343-K,
Star office.
SALESMEN-To sell tires, auto
radios, washing machines and
refrigerators-guaranteed draw
ing accountant liberal COM
miSsion-paid to men that are
willing to work. Apply Mr..
Poole, 1890 to 2 pm. Tuesday,
3001 14th st. NV.
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BOATS.

A LOVELY 16-ft. mahogany-trimmed
speed boat, 32-h.p. motor, newly painted;
reasonable. For demonstration call Co
CUPBOARD MOTORS, new and used; sery-
ice and psrtsi trade1ns and credit. 124o
. Ut. Sc.
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I'm GOING to

be different"
Walter said. I'm
going to stand out
from the crowd.
I'm going to be
great. I'm going
to make you proud
Of me" He looked
down into Mariel's
upturned face and
saw the radiance
on her cheeks and
the light of faith in
her eyes, and sud-
denly he laughed.
La u 6 he d from
sheer Joy and the
feeling of power
which warmed his
81 God. Laughed
and drew her close
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
(Continuedl

WOMAN, white or colored general house.
work, cooking; stay nights; references re-
ouired; So month. 2647 Conn. ave.
Adams 1870.
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HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced Apply
shingle Shop, 1918 St. NV. mezzanine
floor
BEAUTY OPERATOR. hair cutter and nm
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert, for new
4th st. store. Apply Emile. Jr., 52S 18th
BooKKEEPER: experienced, Address BOX
COLLEGE or H s, graduates; learn special
ton Address Box 235-K Star once.
coLoRED BUSINESS WOMAN with ability
to contact the business and professional
element, as partner in developing a year
around country resort; excellent opportu-
nifty for right party; no investment re
auired Phone North 4452.
DIRECT FACTORY SELLING. an item con-
throughout the year; weekly drawing &C
count against liberal commissions For
appointment. phone Adams 1884
GIRL white. care for small child, Call
at 517 5th st. ne. between and pm
sALEsLADIEs experienced. for dress
shop: good pay and steady Job. Address
about Yourself. with references. o.
not essential; Sl5 for first two weeks plus
bonus: local and suburban work: advance
4 ment to those gh fGa qualify Apply to O.
perienced cosmetic representatives with
earning possibilities as high as 500 per
Sse5 s shn better wtnou1 ia ae
ISOLATED with the only concern OF it's kind
in the world. Our method of dispensing
facial preparations has been received with
Wisconsin 2577-W for appointment. No
information given over the phone.
WAITRESS. attractive. age 1922. for eve
Phone Walnut &R61 N
MATTRESSES and one relief girl; only
experienced need apply. preferably married
women. 1921 Colorado ave. NV.
MATTRESSES experienced Apply York
Restaurant. 1851 Georgia ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. experienced Apply Oriole
position for right girl. Apply in person,
304 Kennedy st. NV.
WHITE GIRL to help around house and
Soafd sood paS 1895 IS 1sth St NV room
WoTE order dept. foods. Personnel open
10 to 8 pm. Dept. 826. Investment Bldg.
YoUNG LADY for delicatessen: experi-
ON. 3s01 18th st. NV.
HELP-DOMESTIC.
CoLoRED GIRL for general housework in
small family. No phone calls answered.
1877 Cirard st. NV.
or board for employed husband in ex-
change for services Cool sleeping quar-
tiers. Address Box 25S-K. Star ONCE.
ERNESTINE-Please call Mrs. Alger. Elm
erson 1857. 3,
HOUSEWORKER, experienced. reference;
stay nights; cooking and laundry; good
home. Cleveland 1915.
HOUSEWORKER. colored. dependable:
plain cooking small family; room with
bath, So week. Phone Cleveland s4l9
WOMAN-Take care lyear-old baby:
some cooking and houseWork room and
board. SIS month. Call after o. Hillside
04e7-W.
WOMAN, colored general housework; stay
good home and permanent place; have
maids room with bath; two in family: ref
erences desired Call Wisconsin 14l1.
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HELP--MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
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ROOMS AND BoARD-SUBURBAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MT. RAINIER, Nd. 394l 34th st.-Fur-
nished room and board: quiet home: no
other boarderS. g.
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Three-piece living room suite uphol-
stored for S45. covering and new inside
material included made like new, in finest
tapestry and friezette: workmanship guar
anteed La France Upholstery Co, 2509
14th st. NV Phone Columbia 10I72
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32I7 WALBRIDGE PL NV formerly
goth ST. Mt Pleasant-Double rooms.
new house new furniture; excellent meals;
S35 and $40 month. g"
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1410 10th ST. NW.-Cool 2nd-hoor 'front.'
suitable 2 or 8; also single; good food:
ideal location
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1910 MASS. AVE. NV. DOWNTOWN
Large front room. two beds, kitchen. gas
cleo. linen. So 90 month; janitor service
TWO ROOMS. EQUIPPED FOR LIGHT
Housekeeping; heat, gas and electricity fur
niShed. 2l2S LIST St NV.
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90S BALTIC. BLVD, RIvERDALE. Md
Large. cool front room. kitchen. screened
porch Semi-hath Adults only q
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WEsTCHESTER-DEL COOL
beautifully furnished 4-room. kitchen and
bath apt. Summer months or longer;
adults: reasonable. Phone Cleveland 1856.
1920 A ST. SE-2 LARGE ROOMS AMI
kitchen, beautifully furnished, LIST floor.
with garage; convenient to car and bus %
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1745 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Sinsle
room with three windows: also attractive
double room: excellent meals. 49,
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HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE-Dining room.
| bed room liV. room sets; condition excel
lent: no dealers. 1909 Crittenden st. NV.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced Apply
Single Shop, 1918 F st. NV. mezzanint
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211O 10Th NW.-UNUSUALLY ATTRAC-
tive front apt large double liv. rm.. b.
nm. k. b.. Frigidaire. grand piano. radio
French upholstered twin beds electric &C
cessories: SIS mo: references REQUIRED.
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RADIO-Brand-new 1885 model Phiico,
| foreign and American receiver reduced
| from $50 90 to $3.50. Only one. Kits.
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COOL. HIGH ELEVATION. 3 EXPOSURES
Most attractive 7-room furn. apt. 3 bee
rooms. baths. sun room, garden Most
reasonable rent. Call OWNER, Walnut
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1923 K ST-Single and double rooms,
continuous hot water; good home cooking.
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LONG ESTABLISHED
INSURANCE OFFICE

Requires man experienced in insurance
bookkeeping and general knowledge of liza
bility and flre lines. Excellent opportunity
for person possessing necessary qualiflca-
tionS Address Box 373-K Star ONCE Sc
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GENERATORS exch. SIS 30 up; new guar
sntee; small install. chg; all cars. motors,
fans repaired exch. Carly. 1908 14th.
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PANs, electric. sll sizes: repaired. sold. ex-
snanged a. 2. and d; e. motors: Get our
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A quiet old inn of 40 rooms 20 minutes
from business center. acres Of lawns dow-
meals daily. Bus every 80 minutes. Phone
Shepherd 2040.
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Diplomat leaving city Is
re. household effects and
IA Irving st. NV.
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young men; twin beds: excellent mealb;
congenial atmosphere; phone: reasonable.
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ly or until September 80, large living room.
hall. b. 7. with double beds. bath. large
kitchen, dining room, balcony. Sc. expos
ure. overlooking terraces and park. Rare
opportunity; hish-clsss clientele. Phone
Adams 0TOO Ant 503-C
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| OFFICE FURNITURB-A large assortment
| Of used pieces At low prices. II. Baum
/ az n
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GAS RANGES. like new. less than half
price; why pay more? Installed and guar
anteedi SIS up. J. w. Williams. 500 9th
st n w Phone National 2QSR e
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l70s N. H. AVE. NV. near Dupont circle
One single. one double, semi-privGte
bath. elevator. phone balanced mealA
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1903

short or long sleeves. Short sleeves
are more comfortable to dabble about
the house in, of course, but some
women prefer the formality of the
longer sleeve. And really it's base
libel to call this frock house dress"
for it could go to the Office, or down.
town shopping, and be perfectly at
home
Practically any washable material
under the sun would be good-voile,
seersucker, gingham, lawn-even SIM
pie wash silks. 1t is adaptable for
plain or printed materials, and If you
hang on to the pattern you'll be hav-
ing it made Of wool this Fall.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1669-B Is
designed in sizes IS, SO, 40, AZ, A, 46,
4s. so and SO. Size So requires about
35s yards Of 36-inch material.
Every Barbara Bell pattern includes
an illustrated instruction guide which
is easy to understand.
Send for the Barbara Bell Pattern
Book. Make yourself attractive, prac-
teal and becoming clothes, selecting
designs from the 104 Barbara Bell
well-planned, easy-to-make patterns.
Interesting and exclusive fashions for
little children and the difficult junior
age; slenderizing. well-cut patterns for
the mature figure, afternoon dresses
for the most particular young women
and matrons and other patterns for
special occasions are all to be found In
the Barbara Bell Pattern Book Send
IS cents for your copy today. Address
orders to The Evening Star.
Copyright 1882
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Actually, I come from a family
whose Joy in life is to have something
to worry about. Without uncertainty
we'd all be sunk Without the idea
that we are gambling we'd have no
ambition. Consequently, however
much I tried, I'm fairly confident I
shall never put on weight.
If it would interest you to learn
how Mother continually feeds me up
and consults with physicians every
half hour, because she is certain "the
light of her life" is going into a de-
cline, here goes-though how can
be expected to get fattened up when
I spend all my spare time running
like a greyhound is more than I can
imagine.
have to drink 4 pints of milk
q day, eat milk buildings, cereal and
fruit with thick cream, drink cream
soups instead Of consomme, consume
hot chocolate or chocolate matted
milk instead of coffee or tea and eat
plenty Of butter, fat meats, avocados
and other fattening foods.
"All those things would be prone
to make you victim of continuous
bilious attacks hear you saying.
Not If fruits and salads are eaten
to counteract the fats. And provided
one exercises continually-which do.
Every day of my life play a set of
tennis, most days I swim, three times
a week I play golf, two evenings Q
week I attend dancing lessons, and
every day when I am working at the
studio I cram in time to get some
setting-up exercises under the instruc-
tor who supervises the department and
poise Of the stars.