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"' V ' weather. It ' time to hav your V I ?m
J! J I old overshoes repaired or buy new I '.. t y 'L "j 7 "'Hr
VJ . ) pair. Yw iboiiU be aura yoa have , 'V-$& V I
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y MrairS. Lima avalfeipi t tk& IMrWfe
ihort aiurt or eaiy walking length
and not kn enough to collect the
' moisture and accumulate the mud
of the streets. Thut prepared begin
your daily walk, if they are not
already your habit. Or i( they an
II from thio time you do at much wall-
big at your body require you ihould, by Summer, be looking your loveliest
and youngest. Mme. Cavalieri, not content with merely Hying that walling
is a renewer of youth, proves it, ,
"Wrap yourself wall, wear
tout boots and rubbar over
.shoea, to fortify yourself
againit change in tbo
. f woather."
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your habit, brain to make then longer.
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By Mme. Lina Cavalieri "
r I u sook ltd reel young, wait! ana eneeka glowing, a
Ala the youth of Ihe year
' tipntetlt Ati Awn Vrtiiffc K
Ult walks It too hare the habit
of riding everywhere break It, for It
la a had one, and walk everywhere
wthin the boundt of ooovenlenea or
awml-ooavenlenco.
K yon v ehopplng, walk to ana
from the store or from one to the
other which yon vlalt If yoa are
making Informal eallt, walk. You
will mako a far better lmpreeiloa
the hrlghtoeea of your eyea an4
th tod la nee of the vitality, yeu ex
ude than by the -rater elegance of
toilet to preserve which yon must
drive or take a car. It you hare
some neighborhood eiranda don't
climb Into the stuffy cart to save
time. Walk briskly to your death
netlon. When you must go any
whre don't think instantly of a ear
that -will carry you a few blocks.
Form the habit of thinking of tbe
walk and how it will Immediately
Improve your appearance.
There it bo tnnne or freshen'
troll of
enjoyment upon her tips. the at--moaptiere
of aatlefaetlon with Ufa
about her. Almoat Invariably I
earn heard her reply: 1 walked
aere." or "I nava Juat hid the most
delightful walk .:
Tha walk Ig cheaper god It af
feote a thousand Urate mora lasting
than any oostnetle. it Urowa off
the enveloped eloak of lassitude
that hides bttutx. No woman la ao
attractlre when aha la Ihtleea aa
when aba la thoroughly and happily
alive. The walk awakena the sleep,
ing or aubmerged aelf. It makea
llfo under any circumstances teem
worth while. And a woman, to keep
S.tl.i'"' u" UllD 'a
worth while.
'm MB ' "oman start eg her
walk ' pale,, dull eved, with the
drooping lips that giro the appear
anew of greater age, and have mi
her return from that walk aa hour
later, her tallowneaa replaced br a
clear pink tain, her ervt youthfully
imprint of years before they arrive.
Walking la a youth renewer la
the matter of developing tbe figure.
If the aeaemlp girla who write ma
asking tor ooametica for the akin
would make It an Invartsble habit
to walk every day they would have
Uttlat need of the cosmetics, and It
- the girls who oomplala
that they have stooping,
undeveloped figures would
take dally walks they
would aee rapid Improve
ment In the figures. For
walking teaches an up.
- right carriage, with chest '
forward, chin up and
ahouldera and abdomen
hack. A good carriage ap
parently subtracts many
, years from " those who
have before lacked It
-Walking further renews
youth by giving a light,
springy step. The walk is
sot only a betrayer of age.
So make ready for your spring
walks. If you bavo walked muck In
the Winter, walk more In tha
8pring. If you have taken one'
walk a day In the Winter, take two
In the Spring. If you went out In
the mornlngln tha Winter, go out
twice, In the a iter noon also, In tha
Spring. Jt yon haven't formed the
habit of walking, this la a good
time to begin. Spring presents
more objects of Interest than any
other season. No soul slumbers so
deeply that it does not awaka In re
sponse to the light of growing
things In the Spring. While tha
Winter walk waa a necessity tha
Spring walk is a luxury.
If you walked a tulle in tbe Win
ter,, walk two miles In the Spring.
If you walked ona hour a day in
the Winter, walk two hours a day In
the Spring. The gentler air of tha
Spring will make this easy. Besides,
tha body requires Its annual house
cleaning, and . the aweet air of
uviw im wr uivaiiv ui ireauvu vnsut, ar up euruug Upward, the
tng up and reawakening feeauty in sign of sostrnt, her itep s priory,
stantly like the walk. "How well By the magic of the walk aha
Wswis lsw If I I Visit e rxl mm !m pm1 a. avtwl si 4 . I la..i - .
vva rvvni wi bvvwihs aTTeuesi gg,a svtastt sawfj f VTIVrffi JUUn JRi,
claUra at 6mr6 ts woman ottTtt Moit ! tbt Umou pcdMtrUni liv
Uf rocffi, bfr fc4 lifted, hr r to m old w la buU toi i
Disease Germs Instead
of Bullets in War
"It tha girla who stoop, who ara pale
and dullayad, with drooping
lips, would walk they would
aeon fivo years younger
"There is no means of freshen
ing up and reawakening
beauty instantly like
-the walk." -
Mme. Lina Cavalieri.
Spring will aid tn this work
aweeping tbe lung cells clean.
erably In capsulea to apare tha
teeth discoloration. If you can af
ford It, ge to a hair dressing parlor
and take eleetrio treatment for the
- acalp. Thia tonio la a good .hair
grower, '
' Lime water 4 oza.
Glycerine 3 drams
I Tincture of cantharidee..H ox.
It the hair la especially dry, thla
Is a stimulating tonic All tonics
' should bo massaged well Into the
scalp: .
Almond ail .....3 on.
OH of rosemary 1 ox, '
Oil of cinnamon. or.
F. 8. asks: "Will you kindly let
' me know If there la any application
. that will quickly develop tbe bust."
I am besieged with letters con
cerning the treatment for this re
gion of the body. I am asked In
many letter each day how to en
largo the, bust and In aa many let
ters bowjto decrease It
To snlarge them this method Is a
safe one. With a piece of flannel
nib round and round lightly In
elroles. Continue thia until tha akin
la warm and pink. - .-
A valuable exercise for develop
ing the chest is one which aids in
deep breathing. Raise tbe arms
hi Kb above the bead, keeping the
elbows straight
Whatever exercises develop tbe
chest will give the appearance of a
larger bust Many women look as
though they have large busts when
they merely have well developed
cheats. This appearance can bo at
tained by persistent deep breathing.
O. B. requests a formula for a
good cold cream and directions tor '
mixing It
Almond oil t oza.
Rose water .t oza.
permaeetl yt os.
White wax yt ex.
Melt the spermaceti and white
wax together In a vessel set Into
warm water. When they are melted
pour In slowly the almond oil.
Take it off tbe flro while tha mix
ture is warm and while It is cool- '
Ing stir Into It, little by little, the
rose water. Keep in a cool place.
J. B. N. writee mer "I would like
to know of a rouge for day light I
wonid like a rouge that is like Na
ture's pink in the cheeks. I am do-
sirous of getting it as matter what
tbe expense. I am a brunette and
. have a light aktn and generally
or . navs no coior. Hot when I have
I1U0INB a city of a million er
mora Inhabitants besieged by a
powerful army aa Paris waa
Vasieged by tha Germane la U"
and, instead of being starved lata
submission, tha ctty waa devastated
fey g scoargs of smallpox er typhoid
developed from disease germs re
leased by the enemy's 'suraUag
ahclia
The war laws af nations have not
succeeding la preventing the occa
sional use of the mutilating "dust
dam" bullet Evidently those laws
ara sot considered very binding, for
the British Admiralty are aow ea
U Ml tt invesilgallng the "chemical
warfare'' system of shlls which,
falllag among the enemy's army or
teet, will scatter germs of cholera,
typhoid or smallpox among the de
fenders of a fort or the garrlaea
nod poulace of a beleagured towa.
Sack horrors of deaia sad d
strttcUoa are tbe Inveetloa, tt Is
atated. of a beaevolent-iooking old
gentleman, with a white beard sad
a mild blue era His description of
chemical warfare and the part his
discoverie will play in it waa eoa
teyed to a party ol retired olocera
as follows:
. 'Chemical warfare Is at once the
sweet and tbe oldest form of Utt
iag. k la aa eiaborattoa - aad a
hirhly skilled adaptation of the
Chinese stink-pots' and the Greek
Are of tbe Middle Agea.
"Its chief advantage Is that
whereas modern weapons depend
entirely oa Impact chemical weap
ons do sol In other words, a shell
la chemical warfare Is near enough
te kill a ssaa It U laaaa a tuner
of n mile sway.
"Take, flrst ol all, the fumes that
blind. This Is a discovery of mine
I call 'Blindita.' It was aa aock
dental discovery, wha which I
nearly blinded mrseU. So powerful
Is It that you coula get enough la
etde aa ordinary JM-ui Uetford but
let te blind all tbe people ta aa
ordinary 15x11 ft room.
"Another feature of ebemlcal war
fare Is tha fogahalL The Ingredi
ents in this shell tarn the atmos
phere Into dense, heavy fog (er hsav
drads ft yards round the spot at
which they burst
"Tbe fire shell Is catrgtd with
material of somewhat alow combue
tlea. Wberwree u bunts the air nil
round la full of UUie abutrg specke
like a storm ef red hot gust The
- temperature ef the air would be
raised to a degree at which hsasaa
life could aot eadsie. and nil auura
sines would be exploded
"Other chemicals I (are which
when burst la a ekeD ton Id eesse
Instant death from nowoaous fume,
and there Is the poaaihuity quite
simple ta conceive of gulag n
ahell with germs or bacilli, which
would fill tha enemy a atmosphere
with dreadful dieeaaea, nelson their
water supply, or set sp aa epidemie
' mere deadly than any battle la the
history of the world.
America jives a maa of seventy five
who recently took a two hundred
mile walk In three days, stopping
only for short rests of a row boars,
lie returned home, having rid him
self of a bilious attack.
Another seventy-yearold youth
walked off the rhounaatlem in n ram
ble from Baa Fraaetseo to New
York.
Therein Ilea one of the greatest
values ef the walk. ' It eliminates
llageriag, self-made poiaons from
the system.
An excess of uric acid la Just now
the fashionable affliction. No ona
suffers from It who Is en habitual
walker. Rheumatism and gout are
caused by the nettling of deposits
about the Joints. Those deposits of
poisonous matter are not permitted
1 to form It there la a thorough ellm- -iaalioa
by means of walking and
much water drinking.
Indigestion In Its various forms
can be corrected, especially la the
earlier stages, by walking, la con
nect! en with careful diet. Indiges
tion Is a physical tailing, especially
peculiar to women Walking, by
bringing In'o play unused muscles
and by making deee breathing
accessary aa a walk always does, '
relieves this condition. Whatever
clears the Internal organs clears
tbe complexion. Whntever natu
rally clears tbe internal organs
brightens the eyes. Whatever pro
motes deep breathing lays In n new
stock of vigor, ns we All our cellars
with coal in the Winter.
But the youth reuewlng power of
walking consists chiefly In Its re
plenishing the tissues, making new
cells and moselee from new and .
fresh blood material. Walking la
like tearing down the shutters and
doors and loose old boards of n
building and rebuilding It with
fresh material.
The daily walk or walks -are a
booa to the nervous woman. I
know no women wtio to require the
tonic of walking tor the nerves aa
American women, and 1 know few
who take so little of it A bad stats
of nerves Is net only debeautlfytne.
but rs aging. No -woman cat afford
to humor and coddle her nerves.
For nerves ere another .name for
moods, and mood in tea stampa the
but of habits. If yoa have a alug
gish temperament it reveals itself
in a slow and slouching walk. That
waa a keenly observant maa who
once said to another: "Ton conld
borrow money on your walk." The
man te wliora he add retted this
compliment bad a strong, erect
figure, and n light quick step wltH
- a long, powerful stride It wss a
walk that begot eonAdenee. The
walk would give to a money lender
reasonable security of the long lite
and ability of the pedestrian.
If you nre not an habitual walkeiy
beglB with a short walk and in
crease It a Utile every day. Always
top before you art tired.
Walk regularly, wearing atoet -boots,
rubber overshoes when It Is
damp or raining, and being well
wrapped to fortify yourself against
audden changes of weather, and a
small, close hat securely pinned ae
ilmt yon will not add to your ap-,
parent age by making the frown
wrinkles that always follow wear
ing a wobbly hat A few young
women walk bareheaded to Im
prove their hair.
- color, which is deep blood red, my
Beauty Questions Answered
mends say it makes a great Im
provement in me. send answer la
a plain envelope, because my hus
band objects to rouge."
So, dear J. B. NH de I If yoa
must use rouge at any time avoid
It during the day. Day light is a
cruel searcher out of cosnet lea.
H. HeO. aeka me te publish a
formula for removing aupernoua
hair from the arms naS face
Before attempting any mere pow
erful remedies, wash the affected
spots In a mixture ef equal parte of
peroxide end hydrogen and water. .
This will bleach the hairs, making
them lese noticeable, and will
weaken them ee that In time they
should die.
Dorothy writee: "My hair la fall
ing out In haadsfaL I have tried
oeveral hair tonics without the
slightest Improvement
"As it grieves me greatly te find
I have Just one-half the hair I had
a few months see, I will greatly ,
appreciate any advice -yea will give
me"
Tight-Fitting
Candles That Grow on Trees A
Do You Know
Hat-
"Ot4 yau ton eut well ee CArDiout
SMratng. WOUtt"
"Tea, air. get mart things rata any
af aty orethert er Bttera."
"iBteett Uw sjS tnst keteear
"1 lot st two hours before tar !.
The lort-S!tti L4r I dte't tare
far veur haaaaas tail stern Ing. Mr. Jtaae.
That eeestt te ae the only use eae.
klr. J mm That ala't a baauo. mem;
thai 't mr tsnuaar
"QuEis hat had a eury teetptes at
taat." remarked a JewMltrt a est
leafae. "Merely eet" was the rejoradar.
"Tee. Me west eoait at a e'eSock tale
amnilt with aa awful rare, aad am
wUe eeUtved U."
mr e4 yee Jtlt that sun wne
wanted tt ourry yeet"
"Btreaef." rtoiM4 She prime eeaas.
"I eraiea't make an mr mm wanker
kt waa ta teve with eae er Btraly waatad
te hear me atng for eetyag,"
Britain, Franee. and the United titles
tagMMr ceuid sat late the tUi a
traiaee amy ef atari a too, toe smb.
with ClOt gaaa. The lolnt aavy -reus
animal te erer aw use ewe. aad ever
Lev wanaite. tegvUMr Ut three
eeeatrlet tea atere tbaa ene-taata ef
tae htea terteee 1 the globe. aa umm
bar atere iau eoemre ef Ua tnaae.
taata. V ' ,
Twenty et the prettstet gtrta ef the vtt
lege ef Perry, Okie are eeenng alma
e tha gtettei Meager e( the fM la Berne
reflwtra la txmange for a atw autlea
et their native vUiege.
SEEDS of two Terr remarkable
trees have recently come te
the Government Plant Bur tan
through tha ttaadu of ear agneat
tural explorers. Both of them might
be called light bearers, though la
ways somewhat different . - . (
One of them U tbe "plU" aut tree,
which grows la the southern part
of the Island of Luzon, aad nowhere
else la the Philippines. It Is gulta a
large tree, and Its seed la described
aa extraordinarily rich In fiavor, AB
the Americana la the Philippines
think tt tbe finest ant grown. Wheal
the ants are roasted. It a, lighted
match be touched to one of them.
It will "burn like a lamp" so rick by
. ittaeiL .
It la believed that the tree weald
thrive la Florida, aoetkera Louisiana
and Mississippi, where the ellmate
la warm aad damp net very aallke
the climate et tha eeathera part of
Luxe a.
The ether tree la a native of the
Isthmus of Panama, and Is one of
the most remarkable trees of the
tropica. It is knows aa tbe "candle
tree." most appropriately, Inasmuch
aa its aspect, when Its fruits are
ripe, la that et a tree whose
bras chat are covered with candles
much after the fashion of a Christ
mas tree. ,
SO cloee. indeed. Is the reeea
. bianco to wax candles that travel
lers, seeing the tree In bearing (or
the first time are often puttied te
I wish yoa bad told me whether
yon are In your usual health. The
vigorous constitution nsunlly grown
strong nalr. 11 '
I would begin upbuilding the gen- CEHOW mother had never quite
oral constitution by eating mere cottoned te Aagtlloa'a young maa.
nourishing feed, taking more rest, Xaay a Uae she bad meant te have It
breathing mere deeply and eerhape c"l with bias, aad at laat aa epperta-
taking one ef the iron tonics, prof- alty axote.
" Ttr. Simpglnt," she began impreat-
rvtly "1 am informed by aa acaaalni-
ate that yon are employed by a arm
e( perk batehera."
The youag man looked pained and -
erMtfallaa, bat quickly recovered ata
eompoaare.
-Ye, that it ao. Bar btfalttra
"And," weal ea tbe eld iter, trem
bling with iedlgiMttoii. y i 4 Ang.
Una te believe that yoa :re a cot.
tumlerf
The detected tweaker Masked again
bat he wee a quick-witted yeans maa.
aad latpiratlea came te him.
WU." he replied denentlv
Government botanist "is Intra- 1 am. Tea ate. 1 t the ughti ea tt,
d na night fallt and numerona ..
taal torglve-and-fergtt whee ,kl .
know whether the candles are real
ones er aot The candle-like fruits,
suspended from the bare stem aad
1 branches by short, slender etalka,
dangle in the air, and give to the
eye the Imprest loa of a vegetable
candle-maker's shop. v
This imprest! oa." says Dr. Rote,
the
sided
fireflies move among the traits, it
ia not aurprialng. perhapa. that the magater aubetded.
ignorant traveller aaouia no in-
formed by tbe more experienced na- . Wren Arain.
rJves that the fireflies perform tbe '
duty of lighting up these candles Hettett Ut the party) KU. Bebiatoa
when .nomination U required by the P"" for thia waita. w.ma
wild denizens of the Jungle." re mmd daadag with her sasteed at
These peculiar fruite are Jutey and DJ,tir.. ... . .
have . peculfar nppleUk. odor. They 'tT aotmy' 1
are good to eat - Then ant cat him deed.