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Things You Vant to Know
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y s'id ftm 1o Vutfen island f r d.i.- .
"'',-" a-jig'sto! tf r wfe of the lesi of t t
c..Ubai.9ient.
OrBHM.i T lol'i. 1 r I I.Cf Ull- :
rr-oT-d " toe a .nee 1 his favorite ubui- '
Sag r-(HTnr. "ft a tew island it lv far. '
Then 11's kxk tmough the Hbff in j
Ihrie' coiuinn in the umlnf paper and fin.i
miiv j4ic a "v .'never l-ee n in mid try it,'
pjr-slM fVe lidy.'-srVo w e-iuw t,r.g of ti:
ui'irr. lr9lr'morn4 ; speaking, andws.!
ulwirs T!m!t1c or er xn '
This regr-e-steon' inet itb a rt.oie fav.-.
a Die st-Ra:" ion.
Bit Ibv fie" eve a-unlc-itd i. th x-'
t uTi'.:-fi' advcrtise-meiiCs. aid .udaer.ly .i I
eiIWTk.-Sr.il. that fnTr.c.ed daring and tie- I
1,. "it."overVprea4.
' ij! t- li ) on what we It do:" he. ex
fUirrwl. i s take the mgLt ruat up U
A(hi i ') : You v't alwaj! nid o.! . want.-.
t see w l.ei I lived a boy, where. 1 weiu
to school and lvt-J.jl my fitM Jot;
Nrj- jour chki,. ycMing woman: in
got Just hour to cutcti the Uml I:
scs can jrcni ntrei r' a-
'.In twenty mf-HMC" rajlid his n il
from the depths of her bed twin. wheie hr
was alrradj wrr-owfiig. hahhasatd. raiments
into irirmns bag.--t think that will be , f-'1- Ui expression on ' the hot'! bi'
peilec-tt inK)crto. Hw di-1 yua er ,r,lj tlie nory of h tboi.iit to it
lina tbma at ntalnf u JovH ?- I '' J""3' urTrioti
un. i aoa t knoar.-J!a'be 1 wanted u. j lhl feJiom- tliiaku he Mn lo Ha
m :n .an-tj-it axxitnf mil." replied "' pboney cfi a n by that frame.
ie'iiOf. facetluuaDr. - I " vrj" much mistaken. iiobM riom
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TO TSC 10WE
Hot b ijije Ivr.g in nncTing. . In
Already M bis ral id a e t the &v raw
t,.nia khakln r4la with his boyhood
mrtd-Oke letiomta ti4 h4 been content
ty lanate In m maI1 l n m hlle be had
But the Jo - arose, and. trtdiHt' down J
the room, made himself known to hi W
echool fellow, who. more tr en rel-.Ktantly.
let himlf be taken to the'Boes' table and
wife.
,., f.f. Aif.., .. ..... 1 imrorjucea-ro tne tv
. Ibat b rouid live on-froa, 'th AUT Hbb T?t,"'d I
a.tat city. Ho- .lad they w-ooH! t-e tn aee Bo" W "
h m, U-ourwJ during their meal of the . numbe'-
J ' - . j.v.wj' . of irieji -from the oitf w1k, had "nm k
There a Uill nfbau Bill was keeping . .
k .i ,k .' i , T Mre for bill. But jnut before the Bo'
a Uolel and they must .certainly make a . . ., ,, . . j..,..
, , . ' . , chek was orought Mr. Hobba diacretly
f'VV r.i 111. UVf 1711. IOT
bi rak faj-t
diKappearad. ;
j l J ; .. i .. i , , , - .t k J K T?ns. 11 !
Theft ...i..-.nBJ. June, who" ptlll , W( mife tQ th hom of w; .ood. It
, i T l"' l" ol " "5 a cheerle and tenantlew. Flowers and
U.,i,oojL it. a. .glrl Nannie wa I roW , ,he form,rJy ..U kept yard.
n.u.i be neatjy fwty oM now: J IW wff ftopffa to s.,h.r . MtU
Tbe Bob. ren,erooaed that hi. aiMer, to krrp ,onrtT m rnor pf the
ued tu tea. ii MI Nannie and aa Lcc, wb ..udd,.,, a wkvlow in the
tlt ah cared lilm..- He bad laughed j Mxt houBe m.nt up rxl a hiill Toic.
a l tha time, but priUMae,:aa he looked back. cai4
tl.eia" waa more ar H than he thought - ijon t you dare to pick them flowr:
ISwr girl, aha rlll unmarried. j -ra in charse of that bouee ajd 1 11 have
ux- W r.u liuoaoc was uneventfully i OU arreeted:"
d Ugaaui. ,,. - . Glancing up the bot t-eheld tr e mummi- J
HU b gvd tu aeaaome real pere i fi ij denes of his boyhood sweetheart. j
,.ix-a mwew " the Boai-.Dd. l-'ine- hearrr. j- "Howly do. Miw Nannie!-' be railed, and i
fnwlyatLiia u-.at taJue si'Tnan on hi own I after five minutes' explanation wrenched'
mr!t u4 -l Um wrhat be is worth in j from the mummy In the window a rather,
ruuaejra-tikatkoaa lelluws in New York j reluctant' rerognitian. j
Th itow . wife wodded. Shs was now j She OTd not offer to cuer.e do a. but d- j
' tliarougiiiy 1m bleed with the "bark-so-thc- j courwl as Juliet from the raVrony.
farsn,'. aplrlt of bar lord, fo nm h eo that j LMns'ln New Tork now. aii ou" Wei'..
Ui igbtut a, big,. .kjavted.-dull-eed craw-! sortie foik like ;t. When are yott ifolns -tura,
olatad out a llobbs at the ' baHcTT ' ;. .- ' ' '
bolcj deskdid avt diaescbant her. The Bow limi."", , ":
The Boas nodded across be dirrtng room I "Right awayl'k aeatd.-Kpk)lvl.T. . And j
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Tte final official lawn tennis tournament piom.nent men throughput the world a
, North A-.er.ca for th. aes-it of in w,U j ln cf ""'!.. unlea. It be golf. Th-
. lwho world i faaiiliar with the "tennis
t,ke place tomorrow in Mexico Ot. -l r,Mn-. o th, R(W.,elt admln!tratlr.n.
under the siuplces of the Mexico Country arM, ,n E,jr)r, ,,, gme ha been equaHy
i club. Thi meetirg whs to hae ben the I ell patron-xed by kings and pvt-rtate.
opening oumter of the season, but wajThe lute kir-g of rortngl wa one of the
later poetponed to be the final eient. Thu enthusiast r.f the game, and there a'
eeaeon ba leen one of incident, and ha j many picture extant showing how well he
marked the higheet pomt that tenni has j har-dle-i t,e ra.-ou-t. Few gm require
ver reached in popular Interest Both in urh a eontant traln on the part of tbe
r-gard to the number af player in the varl- I player (.mce the b:i is put Into Vlr. U
ou. events recx.gn.aed by the nt.nal or- ' I a ca.e of keeping evere'.atingly at X far
ganixation. sod ia the nurrb. r of pple "warily two hour, a a ru. In many t
who have .ntnted the galk-nes at these t! k'eat lon-mmrnu. th pHnrlple conte
meetlr.gm. vnprt-redented interest has been i tnt und-go per.oo. of training almot
boxer No one who keep late hours, or
otherwiw voiate the la wtui h make
fur uprb m.ir.hood. Hand much ehanr
1 . . , ..' ..i.i i. k. ! of winnlt.g the honors in an Important
whethei 'match. I-ike the man who would be a
ekilled maikfman. tlie gixd tenni piaer
nuit have a remat katvly keen eye and a
teady nerve, and no form of d:iation
will jvrmlt a man to ret an these jualitle.
Although the gwme of lawn tennis is still
lees than years od. there Is much dis
pute a to its or sin We are tolii that a
game iio!Hl related to it was plaed vn a
Cowit under Itv barconie of Vjueen Elisa
beth's Tlace. and that ehe greatly enjKi.ved
watchin its progress,. It is doubted if
there is any Kincle feature In the modern
tenni game that i absolutely original.
The lloman are said to have been the
first eeil who ever played with a 111.
In Kuroi a game involving some ef the
Ideas of tennis wss piaved by the k.ngs and
nobles of feudal times. It seems to have
been to tennis what the old-fashioned long-
i town game of ball was to modern base Kail
Ith a cork tall
mamfeled
On great international event on the cal
ender. Thir 1 the tournament in Auetrsha
lor tne custody of the Lav1a cup. the blue
I ribbon of the entire tennis world. It
not been determined definuwiy
Amerlca will eend a challenging team to
Australia in an effort to reclaim the cup.
Ttlfc lifcphy is to the game of tennis what
the Amema's cub is to the yachting world.
J It was presented by Mr. liwight Lais In
' 1W to be contested for a often as there
should be a challenging team In that year
i America succeeded in winning it. The fol
lowing year there wa no nation to chal
j h-tige for it. In le it tu played for by
trkitm representing the Vnltod states and
Oieat Britain, and the American player.
weie mccensfu In defending their title. The
next ear it was taken by the i.uhli tam.
and Kr.gland held it against all comets in
f.iur successive tournsments. Thereafter it
went to Australia, wbere it has remajned.
neither England nor America being able to
win It bark.
At tbe historic games at Wimbledon.
. . ' V ; , I Tennis first w.s piaved
ana i rii ill CJUD. ine I njn hiiip;ii k v. ... . . .
, , .,, . i and the bare hand The grounda were
Oreat Britain went to Wilding, a New
. . 1 i haped something liks an hour glasa.
Zealander. In years goDe by this chain- i " ' " ,
pionship was proudly claimed by the Erg- '" t,"",
l.sh to be the world s highest tennis honor. hl lov afterwards so Improved
but In recent years the United States has j that there were strings leading from th.
u. needed In disproving this cUim. Wilding i forefinger to the thumb, thus extending
can JusUy assume tbat h. ia the champion ' the hitting surface of the hand It was an
of tbe old world, but until ha meets tbe j eay stage of transition from this to the
veteran American champion. W. A'. learned, j modem racquet. All sixes, ahapet and con
he will have no right to claim Uiat h. is the di lions of racquets have been used,
champion player of the w orld Lamed bas j Th nfM tMinl. , liieved u have
never lowered fcia colors to tbe New Zes- j orirn.tei from the French word "teneg."
lander and it U believed by American lenni. TOmmaD(, JO pUv Tne moarti nam. I.
experts mat a maicn oetween, nem wouia
to his old friend, expect ng of course, that
an expression .'of bewilderoient on Mr.
-Hobba' fane would be followed by one of
raptor ua recognition, and that I hey would
fall forthwith Jnlo each other's arms.
turntnjr to his wife jbe led her to street
car.' tbenr-o ' to tlie haj!ra "t-tafli&n and
tlterare by t He. fastest exinees ban k to the
otly f orrtd greed. k
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DOLLIE
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BY M.E
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but a phonetic rendition of thla term.
When the game first attained a national
standing in England it had the euphonetlc
title of "sftvairstike." This name was
given It by Major W. C. Winfield an offi
cer of the British army, who la generally
reoopnixed as the father of the modern
game. He brought it out in lk"4. Members
of the Leamington rlub claim that they
. MONDAY After . the rei-t of Mollie s . popular
guests had gone stie made me ray a few
days longer.. Mrs. Peering gavt a ball the
following. Saturday- night and besgged me
lo spa ml the week end With her. She said i
she had "some very attractive people ictay- j
Ing there, and aitiiengb Tom was not going, j
It promised to be great fun. j
erne motored for me Friday afternoon and j
we had a glorious ride bark to her place. -I
knew right away that I wa going to en- ;
Joy myself immensely before we had gone
a mile. t?o"e. had brought two of the men
ever witli her. and sve and I sat in trie
back wiih the most attractive one betweer
us." He was Engllh. and not so very good
looking, but had such a faM-inating way of
takjna; it for granted mat you liked him
a great deal, and as I did like him Im
mediately, we got along beautifully to
gether. I wore my paie green satin the
Bight of the dance, with the slipper to
niatrhi and I had a wonderful time. i
I' was moonlight and the piazxas looked .
fairy like, with magic lanterns aung around -
that gave a soft greenish glow to every
thing. Though my rum was so narro
arvund the bottom that I just managed to, "THE
walk owmfortably I felt quite old-fashioned j
compared with one or two dresses that.
were There.
.- C!ie wtMcaxt had
WBMtaiMi rwiiM Tfuaasai am, tcan aqua etu
Billy Teatcwer never left her for
result in the triump of tbe American.
A notable feature of the present season
'in America wa the establishment of a new
championship class, that of the clay court.
'At the February- meeting of the United
I States National Tenni association. It was
decided to give the supporters of the clay
: court a national tournament, and the honor
l of conducting this event was awarded to
the Omaha FieJd club of Omaha. Neb. The I played It fifteen years before the advent of
I tournament was voted by all tennis author!- i Wingfield'e 'sphairs'.lke." The first or
Jties to have been a magnificent success. ; ganixed laws for the game were formulated
There were hS contestant entered and the j March. 1CS. by the Marylebone Cricket
j crowd w hich constituted the gallery' was i club Al ,he urgent suggestion of Henry
j conservatively estimated at i.OW. The cham- jonM , forward the Cavendish" ef mod-
pionshlp went to a California player. Mel. : ffn whiM lh(, An.Enud Croquet club at
vuie tu. uong one oi tne mernoers or tne 1
j team which went to Australia last Tear in
u
moment as if I preferred to go on sitting
dew n. He insisted. quest of th- Uavis cup. There seems to
Men are so tactle.es at time in remind- 'be little quesUon that the cluy court cham
' mg one of litlle thing one has -said, llpionship has established itself flrtrU and
,.fit:iy toW him that I didn't want to walk j will be,one of the principle events of future
'in the gravelled path in my thin aii ppexs- tennis seasons.
He still insisted-m fact, after I had shown Heretofore the grass covered court ha
; him how thin mv slippers looked. he seemed ' been used In all the principle tournaments.
! more determined than before. iv 1 saidjnI it U the hope of most tennis enthusi
hf he would get me a pair of heavy boots ana that such court will remain the favor
' I'd go. It seemed a very safe thing to say. i future. The culminating event of
I He went off. and Mr. Craig and I resumed ith year 1 the Newport tournament, where
. our discussion about eyes, and had Just . J " "-"r v'
! betun an atarument about hair w hen .we i or' c s i Jut.
EFFECT
VEK1
I heard steps 'approaching, and there was
' Jack Crawford with an enormous pair of
goloshes he had found. And he actually
; expected me to put them on:
He said 1 had promised, and wa fear
fully persistent shout it- Mr. Craig saJd
in a low voice that if I did get up and
'o walking with some one else he would
never romve . me. l loin him in a lew t
v oice that 1 didn't want to be rude to Mr. I surface and their dark color
Crawford, but I wouldn't dream of leaving w Pvent the reflection of the sun , ray
, him i,,;n. n .h.e. j.k Cwfrr-l ! fr" v court In to the faces of the
ma) have thought we were saying some-
sjHiK- j thing we did.i t want him to hear. but. any-
waj.'he went off in a great huff. I took
a kttle stroll -around the garden-with him
the following ev-enihg. though, and made it
nd it 1- haid to tell whether
tbe p ayers constitute more of a show for
the gallery or the gallery for the players.
This tournament Is fought out on grass
j covered courts.
Numerous experiments have been made
'thla year with oil courts, and they have
! proved popular wherever tr;ed. They pos
' sess many advantages, chief among which
is their freedom from dust, their sprinrr
which serves
players. In Montana, tennis clube have
been experimenting w;th a mo ia sees dress
ing for the courts, with some success. In
making beet sugar there Is a residue" of
solids and water, which la not greatly dif-
Jilis A.ice M-AeGoe'sB. who. like her
s.ster. rafrs. Grace Macteiawaa Cooke, .has
wui lavuMk. 4 ..noveiist. i the daughter
't Colonel John Kacill Vactiowan. She
was born In' l'urikliUi U..m., and. went
t" -tMUk-n-fte-ga .jshile It was still oc
cupied b federal troop, her father be
ing -m ealhtarv er--mand of the district, and
lived Ini rbe locality where tier Hew story.
"The gwH-rd .Iq. .J.he . Mountain,
tiniii k-err few veer sjrw.
behind him a collection oi documents and
books ronceming Lha eivtl war which have
been diaw on libers I iy in her w-oiks of
fiction. Beavdes tseae. Mis sfacCiawan
secured " from a large connection, which
rompnkrd many soldiers in various
branches of tne -se-r-rice, diaries, letters.
cnenmraiula that w-ni-d r.ave been n
aeceasibie to anotner.
8o -onw ientimis has sne been ia her
is .laid, quest fur lo-al color tl-at in ' she rode
alone thrrxgh the Black mountain fegiona
Ihr-ectlr after the war there was I from Roan moumain. in Nurtb Carolina
can-eet auch thing as a ctiooi u be t her home in Cbavllanooga. covering the
I a,." tot- Miss MacUowam retu, nibered her distat-ce of L'W miles in cigu;t weeks,
instruction m ijiui. ta H.ai Baptist churt-i Miss iia-nioean ia a woman if graat
where live rutdcighr oueg-l crurtjil in "The tliarni and n.arled aMl ty. Of late years
ew-vw In the Mountain" Ik rrpreeetitrd a , has lived at Carmel-by-tne-Sea. Sne
beintg feeld. which was then ca.leu it, a j I a csideraMe alullig as an amateur
Post ' "iapel.' TT Miaplaiii of some rrgV ! actreas.
i'ie: i Uiereacted as te i.er to a r. jmAer j M:se Ma.Oowaa recently tov " iart in
"1 ' iXe,. c (fig-rrs' " e-sn-dren and- Uir httie , an i-c-a-m.r performwrice of Constance
(laenag was kavwn'Vs the Post Chapd ! bkinner's tragedy, "tkavi-.. w hick was
school i pi-eein--J at what has been at'tly named
Ht -Ts,; s niif nH.nb-i r of 'he army. ', the F.-rest theatei 1n Carmel-b -the-8ea',
of tr-e' jm erlaid ud lultior of a-veraj ' I ' Mist Mioaan took t it nan of
nnusteSfaMai -on .war, s-ubect. and lert!l-r. a fierve" Anulekittali piiiiceas. who. '
"- " 'rather thavn fail inio tia hand a of Nana
.us m : -'cag.tain of tie .-nts alay hejself Miss
Mac-Uoaau is tiie auttior of -Judith t the
Cumber-lands' and The " iv ing of Lance
:levsg bides colaboratmg wita
; fcer slater. Mrs Cod., iti aekeraj works of
' tVtioa. -
i tCovjrtgiii, lWt. by the N. T. Herald Co.
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j jl Ms
e-n of prints effect 4 Sam Turner to her. .he had her hair ax- aU'right. The trouble with him is that b i frorn otbe form, of rnolassea. When
ai ged in the latest thing. In a sort of tight j believe everything you eav to him.
turban effect that bound tier whole head 1 -l tiroes he i very trying on that
nearly and w as aw fu'.ly 1-ec-omii.g. Old , count.
Wimbledon was induced to take up tennla.
It immediately bec-ame the chief tennis
organization of England and Its decisions
have obtined throughout the world, except
sb save territory of the Cnlted Ftates Na
The game was Imported into the I'niled
.""lates in 174. and grew in favor so rapidly
that a National Lawn Tennis association
wa organized In 1K1. Although there have
been a numte- of other national organiza
tion, thi 'one has succeeded In making;
Itself the court ef last resort It) tennis
matters in America. It now- has a mem
bership of nearly alio club and the official
dates of each season are fixed by it. Its
meetings are held in New York City, and
most of the busineN is transacted upon
the proxies that are sent In. At its meet
ing last February. In addition to establish
ing the clay court championship, it de
rided that America should again challenge
for the Davis cup; but if properly equip
ped flayers are not forthcoming it la
doubtful Is this derision will be earned out
Few gan-ies afford auch advantages as
tennis. The equipment is inexpensive, the
grounds requited are arna.IL, two people
can extract as much amusement from it
as a larger number: at the same time get
ting all the benefita of the strenuous ex
ercise it require. Thi exercise calls Into
nlav almost everv Tuuscle In the human
ithi material i. kpplled to the courts it ! avnatomr. That it la growing In poouiar
I favor is attested by the increasing number
of court to le seen in every urban com-
TiiBi aJway see res to know when I don t
"HE EVIDENTLY H.t Sl'Cil A BAD
HKADACHK."
In but. that ws cut down tu a point ia
the l-ai-k, that alraowt. if not quite, came
to her waist line. It was tignt fitting to
her knees and kii!l tighter beuow iheso and
j was flch-colo.-ej iik rf some jrt from
there down. The effet wa very strikins
from a- bttie distance. Srie certainly a a
; Mr. leering. who dorsn't know a thing I
1 about the fashion, said he thought she :
was a stunning looking wom-sn. but it was 1
a pity that sive evidently had such a baul
headache she had tu -have her head all .
bound up. . j
Moliie and Mrs. Ieciing. who simply can- '
' not bear one another, sad nevei agree upon -an
thing, aimost felt tenoerly toward eacii j
(other after they bad discussed li.it dis- i
! grzcefully she IvK.ke. mi-o hovr terihr she
made up. Sam had managed to get intro
duced, ind he arid Mrs. Ikeerlng weie bring
, ery kind to her. and trying' to give her a
sp'endid time. I sat out one or, two dances
! with tbe Englishman I tad cuine over aim
: in lae mactnoe on Friday. He was uamed
! Craig, and had been to India and Egypt
ja lot. and was remarkably entet taming .
: to ta.k to. Be.-iies beiri at;e lo t,k about
: those placca he could c-onvejae about evei
imi many other things, too. rur-st intelli
gently. W were having uth an Ititerest
ing discussion about or, when a man
nsmed Crawford came p te wnere we were
anting and reminded me That 1 had aii ;
1 wuuid take a walk in tbe moonlight with
him. 1
I had known Jak Ctawford io - York. Iinan things. e I never, feel that 1
and. though be wou d be de.!igu'kf-j1' to aaikjbe unnatural aim him and only ay what
aith under any circums-tat.i. I feit at tlii j I mean.
at first sticky and unsatisfactory, but
few day of sunshine drives it into the
earth and put tbe ground Into ideal con
dition for the tennis player. Clubs else
where have been watching these experi
ment with molasses and It is probable it
will be rather widely used next year.
No other game is so generally played by
mutiny, and that it de-serves tbe favor it
Is gaining 1 evidenced by tbe verdict of all
who follow it that It is without a peer as
a heaJth-Klving exercise.
trr rtxxrmxc J. mamxtm.
Tomorrow rwaaraj Xirotoia.
! Facial Faults May Result from Clogged
i Pores External Treatment Good
j racial eruptions are not alaavs r eused by
j poor blood but may be a le-uH of clogged
j pores Kxreskive pel swra lion allowed to
j dry' on. dust which is rot removed, any
' foreign matter or paeticies lust happen to
j e'ater the pi tea and are permitted to re-
I uiriT nia irrigate o: cr-uae. causing
.rough, is n.ade from two drams af sulphur
; precipitate, ten. twain of rani(-hor gum,
Itaenty grains of gcatiia gum. and two
Jounces each of lime water and rose water.
! This may be tuboed on frvely. drying into
the tkin. A cream for tbe same purrx-ee.
w nir o is more convenient to csrry. if one
(the pore to become a pimple or h la k head lis traveling, is made fiom one-half ounce
of lanollnr. one-quarter of an ounr. e.f
sweet almond oil. twentr drnna or K,s.
let Detaute stoma, h or blood mav i,ir
I something to do with the rr.ughiirs a 1rl
VIE WEKE HAVING rl'i'll AN INTER-' ing only
LTlNv- J'l.-Cl SriuN ABtJlT EVES "
j whose lace is .nrtined to erupUons should I acid aid five drops of tincture of. benzoin.
( scrupulously careful with her diet, eat- I It i nuxed In any cold cream.
JJARGAKET MIXTER.
?W?ET BELLS JAWGUSD
Items oi Interest for the Vomen Folks
UfH
Daily He&lth Hint
A itii.iii is no f .nds that summer ef fral. but it also carries impurities from
food and iaxirtes aiaava make her ga n ; the v stem.
flesh has started in with a regime which ' - Luncheon is a lignt meat but it is niad
! prevents further increase and usually Vp t,f ,e.; tvoA. Yeeie,-day I had a hot
"tislcwly takes oft a few pound as a ell. rvi. , plate of cornpeef jii, gr,d a cup
t believer ia vne water run vi juinei it w as ail nourismiig. out aoout
J
I ' 'More ttiaa haJf of the disease wsuch'
embitter the m-iifr and latter part of I
life La due to avoidable error ( diet. t
acoerdinsT to a reoerrt raedicaJ aathonty. j
"Moie mischief, in the form of actual' aa- '
eaae. t impaired rigor, and of shortened
life, a.-ertaea so crvUiced snaa from eernn
' e.Ki I bit a of earrr-a thatt from the tiabi- ! " " una,J-
I tual use of al-iioh.lic dnnk. ctkoaUerable
aj 1 krvuw Uat H.U iai wa..''.
i i "I am a grea
Ij I w hen I want to lose fteh." she U4d a , o'clock I b. g
friend trns week. "I have nothing except ' more waier
a cup of coffee antU luncheon Ume. I
drink atMSUl threw -suits sometimes ia the
Boorwiivg, althkHigh a quart ia enough.
"1 keep a rraoy wf sprang water in my
room aJad as anon as I wake I take a cup-
Siil Tka 1 li i Mi it iTk is WLAl r .1 I'.U
. water will faaralyae digestioa if it ia taken
ttMwe things which will diatest
easily and will keep he' blood in good con-
dition fnly the simplest sweets, pia nly
must. .
i c-.tj niranit. nsn ana vegetables, as well
as f'ult. are to be on the dietary Ium
Fried foods, or those served with greasy
sauce or gravie and nth denrerl are to
le avoided.
I External trea'.mint is likely to improve 1
'the condiiim and I recommend that thoae I
I who need it shall keep liquid green soap in '
' the ho use This is chemically pure soap ,
is exi'tedmgly strong and must be put oa
with a brush whoee bristles shall make a
iu s.tting. mi that one. lower org.u. ftJ."r-lUon Hhout Irritating the skin. Tin.:
thioan out of plumb. I never have had i P "" f'r "or '1"1r- ny other, j
large hips yet, and I don t purpose begin- ' bUt huull no1 b UM,d onr than twice a
n.ni M.sR.J.UiET MlXTElt ' T"' nJur'
( The use of a, face brush I cor older lm- :
(eiatlve for those waioee akin is aot smootn
t Barselar'a Reflertlews.
A man tne to be rnoral-a woman tr:e
to seem so.
'rnly the .hirr,ber with an automobile
ever worries about t.ls f nance.
When a man sav be wont he doesn't
want to: when a woman says abe toil
she wants an grgumeet
as rr is spoke.
an to feel h-'Uos,. so I too.
Th. abort
a uare tram, f.-ed it1 ran-, The p.4nt to be remembered in selecting
ill snvait.
a narrow qiullmg of th m-'ected.
it shall not cause th skin to ,
Whew It doe so It must e re- 1
A bruti which is too stiff is some-
'Betww I muli 'i ieO xHtr txt I wa '
VI -T1 I i .
c crrxajfuy tiij nr the
A UkaUli
I tii-ught upon tis state my sketch.
"Ti Buttonhole." 1 d lr
But ween I did I found, a as.
H vaa the book and L
T. E. M,
"By tie time 1 ara dressed a
a ef ewffee xs areognt. and
j cream in n. 1 dnak t hi slowly
1 s art la w ua my vuekeliiaV
good. sg
there w
aad tbea
In about
aei. or weiuiea I a nui. 1 1 i .ir.riit i . . i. . .
- " returned iki otve fmrk 11.1.
sup.vv ii in. s-'muja. edged t
iin- is a kooe n u nu mru. ior t eat i tenal I i..u j j
... i . "M aw vioiw r iriiuic dt aoakina
wnat tne others do. bin 1 don l ekereat. , !-...,., i.k.,..,., . ., . I TT '
Tbe oni, tnm, 1 am particularly emrvU i ,k . 1 .. . ! should b. akad V., lll'-Ti T:" .
mrii are w niapers oi ail sorts or reve-l wvw.a uvivrt
Ijuoaa. but so far the chief thing noted
. ' -a tbatt slmky line, are still with us. but
tbe evening 1 dntik more . , . ,
. . , iuy uvj-.n ..in ia nieigra i oa tne waae
water, and always have a cupful cei going ' aae-
ta bed. - . -
about is the dessert.
t ma 1 1.
ThreHtgD
My portion of that I.' ,
"I exercise teruuga the day. but aot via- Blact ant white materials, ear
using the first time
Vi ben pimples are opened, as they ahould
be. the w-ark U to be done with an ahso- 1
lutely new needle, first washing the spot J
that It aill be tery clean. The soot nun
ia!! in; be preyed slowly and gently, and fi- ,
lenily. 1 waik aiid aora in tbe gardex , rough weaves, are among live most poouiar! operation, ia order UJXt the pore snay not !
but not to any extreme I always take; of the early fall tnater'ai for strert wear. . become eel -ged. rt is as be touched at'
griwt pains t sit correct'y. keeping the 1 'once with a droo tot isura ;,iuj , !
i from then ea I take one Jut as sooa a I t pine e-ect and my ss.ulder. back. I Jha. , Coat, are shorter vnd cat airrH-si in r-x.rf camph jr. !
j a-cta lo have the least leMing of hollow- ; a deadly norror of laige hip, aud think shapes wi4h lever, vf al suei and chapes ! A lotion tbat may be t on afterward or
aeaa. Not tuii oaw it thea lavke t-ue taa , ta surest way of kaviig'txenr ta Is .aovjra .n tvidencw. - rubbed i nighuy wbea the skin n j
mm
mm
I aa rwar I bare sber rap of water and
"I am apenAnf eoodOenUt tta
oil tany utoba-gTpby !"
Rell-f ? it u a I carvr,- . .
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