TTTF, 1TTr. OMATTA, MONDAY, APKTL 17, 191.
Health Hints -:- Fashions -:- Woman's Work -:- Household Topics
Iistvrtntsir
The Mode!"
IL Nell Jlfirikley
t'-oiiyrliilit. 1914. lntT I " Hcrvlm.l
-CHIN-CHIN COLLARS'
Hr J. p. i.hi:kk,
1't cdrtu William )n.n College
1 It crown, or engraved, or forg'd? All
Ihr A
V ni lifiin without iaiHiir, h'lt It
oil i pi "HI. :nd thru in rupld!), Th
II ) the the iii'hool, til kOflal
Id', flip ht,lnea world -dlffeienl kind,
to Mil', i n i "intriimting lt rlimm in
1 : i m it Ih of cJmr.ii t i .
I'Miri (earlier, companl lie sriil but -iff
h Me ate ih I'liBrarler-cil'l-.Iiit,
find 1m riroly determine lb finality
hi" tin' product, lint, after nil, li on
V ' !! Ill' flW'll I'llBI'ai'tCr.
wort 'Vhernrter" I (.nek. and
1 fi "engravd '-mi (indent and beau-
r 1M1 ( Ion, We-il tiiay.ii will)
l'ii' lull 11I nt 'ir-rx-PHKrat r ' '"' "
I If 1 ;! y. hen w b'gln 1" net ftn nil
i v ii ,niliiu I'U, when ff cliOo! and tin.
hi (J lliim fiirti liiililt, A habit In groove,
in a him in! In tti'! oul. fixed, nl'irif
v III h' future n 'i n jiliiium ur to run
f ii 1 1 y he bit mud n (pgr vlng, n poi
II infill pii'liiie: of thf oui, t')u I MK'tlT.
h iii.i) Ii truly 'il'l, ln, (Iiim i-tmr
ii- in in fiiiuiil. Tin' imiiiHii noiil Ik a
li re ut iiii'liil. vlll'imt form ami v.lth
i if iViiily. i'r plnl.ibl,v II I a been
ii,Kitil mmoil know lodge, flint In In
i liif I, i k1 , II muf bp wrukad over
fii iinli'i id make II rlitht II inn-1 n Inti
ih" hut fir ami iitfjir Hit' inn hummel.
If proprrly fur veil It fill idim nut with
rerrnirvnt form f'f nift and hniuly
I aid line arid d' foi mitolid habit o'
f hoi'Kht find uftlnn niKKt be hammered
mil. Tlcy ffirinut be hruahed iff.
What la "rharact'r?" It ta I. what I
inn, not what I eram to be, not what
ili"r think of m fihl la "reputation"),
nor what I dlr to b. nor hnpo to b.
but Juat what I am what 1 have grown
Into, what haa ben engraved on my
noiil, tha form of my aoul-mlal at It
ima from thu forir.
''hariiriir l a ambla thin. Plrln
arid d'lnf form character. But when (t
la
on" formd. It datfrmlfl tholit
and anion. If yon know tha .hiiraetr
of a man prtly wll you can toll wht
h will do In frialri flrrumatiiniea, A
rnmi (lint low moriay lfinn)lntly la
ry apt to aial If atrunirly tprnptud.
A mood la not channel r. A tranalnt
htn or vli'o la a mure ahadown hlk
mark on th aoul, not an nrifd Una.
iJood mn liav vloloua inooda, and bad
tmn hava vlrtuoua mooda. rou hav
Mini i,t tha "pnllta buritlar," or tha
"kind hrartad robbr," And you fiava
iii'ihap an the Knroiia man flva tha
nidy tha "roid ahouldfr," "Jtidan not
ih l,ord by ffulilo aanaa," and do not
jiulK your followmi-n hy their paaaln
mooda, A mun may b much better or
miifh woraa than be Juat now ama
io be, Hut what ha la will roma out In
i he oprn. rhArai.lar will triumph!
In tha rat flra )n 1'ara, f'hrlatlan
auburn of Conalanllnoplo, Juna, VW,
Turka vld with th fhrtailana Irt trylna
io aava Chrlatlaji worrtrn and Children.
Ona rlh Turk offered a, trat aum to
enyon who iild av Chrlatlan hoj;
from k Tfurtjiniy butldlti! -
Thla waa a, wood. Nnlura, ttiHd ami
almoat rnlahad banaAth thouaand atraia
of rellifloua and ro anlmoaltlaa, aprang
to tha aurfiu-u for a momant and apoka
th natural lantniiura of th aoul. But j
M'y for t;hriatluia, or anybody !. waa1
not and la not a harcurltlo of th
riitKa. - )
llra la an old proverU twarly aa old
i th raca: ''Aa h thlnkath within
hlnrnflf (In hla haart), ao la ha." Win
thU irtan atfalT That drnda upon how
n naa Been thlnkin,- In hi heart, for a
lon tim. 1
If ha ha ton bn willlnt to da al
moiil anything to gratify aoma daair
1 '" for monry, hti will probably
"antitre Into tha region of dlahoneaty.
A frlfnd one atnppd ma on th
alrent and aald; "I want to tail you
Komethln f hav in Unit. In my nam.
nrly K.m.QM, A company wa aup
poiwd to b bankrupt, and want Into th
hand of a racalvar. Th atoikholdara
nrt to plan for thalr prolrtlcn. Thy
appointed ma to look aftor thair affair,
it la all tllrd. I made th remlvar da.
poall all tha monay In my nam. He
proteaii-d vry Urn, but alway
ylfldPd. ,
"A whlla a so a friend aiitirat4 that
I i:ould land. thla vaat aum and pockat
th lntrt. It will h lhlen month
lill Ih flnnl attlmnt. '
Clly hf-art atorid allll aa f aald; "Will
vou do It?" It hud carrid on a 1ara
nnd honat hiiMnraa for forty yrara.
WhHt an opportunity for making rharae
ki: It anawerrd In hla evtry-day
miIi !, Riuiil and firm:
I wimlil not do awi h a thing for tha
Mimic io million, t am now going to
all a nifi'llitij of lha atockholdara to
what thy want dona with thlr
niiiiif j '."
A iiiiiiHr oak la hautifui on a ralm
lav In Jun. Hut aa It wrlthaa ami
Ki"im In tha trmpral. It la aw-lnplr.
lni Th nnHn c ni;i hold 'haraiMr
t. rnoipd in ihoiiuM .( a man think
i- . In-'
Advice to Lovelorn
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Early In the Braiion a
abor ma nd chortled "0-ka-lm!"
chin collar In all Its amotherlng amartneaa. A pretty dark-eyed (tbo
eyea were all tho world could see) girl came shouldering daintily
along with, what seemed to the electrified red-wing and me, a bear
skin ruf wrapped round hep throat! Out of the top of It peeped,
like a bud, her little round head. "This Is the Mode"- pondered
the red-wing and I. And the red-wing's mate puffed up her feath
rs about ber ears and eyes, and with a twinkle In those same black
Nature Sunday School Great Work
Mr F.LI, A WlfFFLER WIM'fll.
fCopyrtght, 11S, Utar Company.)
A young woman from Brooklyn, who
ha a Sunday achool ctaaa of little hoya,
wrltaa anthuilaatlrally on tha uh)rt of
the Nature Sunday whool lda, dlncuaml
In thla column aoma week ago.
Rh aaya; "W hav a way of lauding
human motherhood, but why not madltat
aometlmea on thoae little mother of earth
and air? ro women reallx that the
agony of th human mother upon be
holding her dth-rolrhd cradle la rela
tively no mora poignant than that of tha
hn-roblii whs, returning with food for
her hMa, flnda them atoned to death
and th llltl neat alie waa week In pre
paring for them ruthleaaly deatmyed hy
tha thought la hand of anma orranrliig
of 'Ond'a hlgheat enpreanlon T
"Hefor w women puah nuraalvea Into
IHilillra with th eipartatlmt of 'uplifting
them,' It ema to ma wa would do well
to learn a few Iraaon from our Original
Mother and develop mora of the Infinite
within u.
'In r fonllah, ffverlnii eagerneai lo
nilnili) our brotbei wa aeeni lo have loat
laht of Ih fart that wa hav a nilaalnn
df our own who h, tr wa fulfill it, will
cUn 11 mi a huh-1 plana than any w
call ar maourarttira tor uravaa'
Naiurehiw! Motherhood t'rowd ant N.
H r and u kill Ilia maternal, Will ha
maternal and win will eur Wothl .
"AH 1 oi.it. 1 11 km ta th Natur
tiiml4V tilinol' l will Oevelun i l.il.tr.u
t '1 ' a h , iitrtilally ai d luiltuallr, llm
tnai aiinlx t. ii n awkn wmurn la a
flhar i.f Ih'lr j -illr iiimil
n If and Hi Otatnr'
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lo IKa lul,.H I-1 i. I,l Itiera ki
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fi liil.i it, at itly ''ii wlikuul H
mi,l . merely at a rft'fli H Ta lhi
ii iwili t,4 en U .ii..i,t imla mr
th.a i'a.a n'.iu'lii In .1.1 f.f ,
Bur., aij il. i,:ifn ao tif
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JVL-jarmfs?&j . rX' w" 'Willi VS'rt V V rA Wf ' J' Wi.
JAM . MMm mmm li re
rod - wind tcetored on
a baring bouKti
80 I looked.
It waa the chin-
I plaaatng and her Idea worth while,
with tho enreptlon of what, perhapa,
might aeem to b an antl-eo.ual franrhla
tendrnoy. There la no earthly reaeon
why a woman pannot develop tha Infinite
within her and eludy everything whh'h
lead to great and good motherhood, and.
at tha nam lima, know enough of polit
ical rnivlltlona to cant en IntelHtfent vote.
Wherever woman baa tha frnnehlna
there 1 n marker) ijer.reMaa In drunken
nee. The writer waa told a few yeare
ago by a realdetit of New Stealand, a man,
that alfihollmu drreaaed HO per cent In
that land afti r wmnen went Into point.
Hurely thla thotigbt la worth dwelling
upon.
Do You Know That
Klalt rannot an water.
Tohareo
malaria.
mnka la a preventive
of
Aerated hraad I mda
of jrt
liMimit tha n(
iitnral .eu lftn1i'hhilry
kern i lirit fiiayar.
l very
Th hump f a camel la aaid '
hka tt and la nuni'li rd a viral
le'i' a t (Ii eati
t thiiTM. ar i y keen demlm iiy
r They lt heav'iv, a"iiii!it,
p .1 1 ii.g up Ihelr t out hwint lh-"U
Th ill lee In S'ew Itea'ai' I
.allr.l in Tatmaii. Iiaa aa ara wt.H1
.'f Ift fi, ir.i.ujH ai Ii wi.tn.at (i-H.t
II M .,inhl Hiii (l.n tai m it i
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lv (n'.ilrt wltl aeevt-w . i,rti
In Jen uli aiher ttitmirte hat in
ln'ig 'Hl't lHll lieithl. im II
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Jewels sang "O ka-lee! Uok at me!" Chin-chin collars, and fur
knobs on a little round tub of a cliapeau and brief pfttlaklrtn!
On another wintered boufch a little brown snow-bird called
aloud, "Chee-chec-chee!" ending with a startled "Ha Oee-e-e e!"
fieside the smart young person who swung along by the 'merest
chance there skipped a small scrap of humanity with tight little
braids snd cheeks like winc-sapa! And Fanhlon sat upon her with
the details all correct. Chin-chin' collar smothering her to the lips
and ears. Over It she peered haughtily. It was faded wool a
Broad Outlook on Life Will
Console the Whining Women
Not long ago I overheard two women
dtaouaalng a third, a woman who h"1
dwelt upon her own aorrow until ah
befflma a hypochondria.
"Th trouble with Mary," naid one of
tha women, "I that aha puta In too
much time brooding ovor her on woa
and not eunuch in rending tha daily
newnpaperi,"
Tha other woman amtled apprerla
tlvely. "You're riht," ah ePlMlined,
"if ah would read the papei and aee
what happening In Ihn halHiu e of tlm
world aha would fln.l out that .ho I... I
tha only woman who hn hal an uufitUh'
rul liual.an.J or a liild to iU. ihira n,.( nwi ,Mhr people with heavier
ar other," j load to bemr than w have' .iin'l,ow
"Vr, lak Mary own raa. for in j '" lo pb-k theinaelvea up ami !
,, . . , , '(iri"r "n makra you ahamd to whine
nun n, Jnbn tiatl Marv Ilk n i ail,
and ber heart I hurt, and hr prtl.
rrtiahed lnl tha duel, bit (haa gut uioi
i'iiiunlttui Hh a U ilniy of inoif
in uwii r'Hfii i"i .i."!..'!! ii'i','
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to pity l.ei. ami a h-.t of , i,,i.,iii i
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l.a would ih that lhw aw I j
d ie f an hi. and wninin .r
,ff, If ah wimld r'l in ih .i ti'
Ih uni(i wb l kIhh Ii i olf ul
lai )iiii wlilii.u' a 'I 4i in "i
wmld, ant wiihiml fiirinl ( i:ti.
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grief In ma that wa have to he a pa rated
until 1 read In the paper about aom
mother who la parted from her eon by
the alone wall of tha penitentiary, or
I'frluipe Itio Ignominy of a criminal'
grave.
"Tliata what I mean when I aav
that Mary doean't read th nwpapre
eimiiah. Hhea trying to find conaola
lliin hy brooding over hr own aor
row, "nha'll nevwr do It. The only way to
get a peraperflv on our own trouble
In to Innk at aomebody e'ne' rlfa that
Hr n much blr tlian aura that they
I ""'k "r " '"" "' hill he
inn a mouniain. i nm io ua good, and
anoth.-r Hilng that doea ua guoil I in
ovi r vour own pin pri "
"I often think," aald I' a aeeoml aninin,
"Itiat I a a tr.at pity It. at ihe d'imtl
wmuan (if It an Iwuinded by hr fno
Hy ilrrl that ah rflv ! Ih Ma
loilhmH no Ufa for t'ml r.a.n tftfl
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Kcarf tailed once a "fascinator" and It wrapped her about sh cosily
as ever tba'blu. foi did the other. Over her head the little tub
cap wltb its requlrod fur-knot but this was a worn little pom-pon
which looked as If It had been chewed lb tlmeg of embarrassment.
Over her nose bung a curl accidentally a replica! And her skirts
were short ultra! '', ,' ,
Fashion walked abroad that day, And the red-wing and the
little brown mongrel bird and I all laughed "ho-ho" together.
NELL imiNKLBT,
The Manicure Lady
She Talks on Smoking and Self-Denial
By U 1 1.1,1 AM K. K I It K.
"The old gnt haa unit mnklng." ald
th Manlenr t.adv. "I never knew therw
waa a rroaa atrak In my father till h
gave up hla pipe, and now ha le a regular
old crank. Honent to goodne. Ooorge,
h ain't amlled for a week, not even
when Wilfred aald he wa going to work."
"II ought lo at art In again," aald the
Head Bartier. "I null once for two week
and my wife mad inetaii again. I
waa a terrible grouch."
'1 guena father la fUlng lo atart again."
aald tho Mnnlciirn lady, "t seen lilin
looking al a tobacco ad thla inorulng
It waa a plrtuie of a can of loha.io wlih
pipea aniund It. and ha had a look on
ht. f Ilk. a ,oun. gn, ...king at hla
BWthart. Tour old dad!
'.la I. g.tun. along ,n ,ra. and I
tliliik t (a fooliiih for oht peopln to dinv
ttiniiitntiea t lilntia Uniiluraa know lhr
ain'l going to tie br lojig to enlnv tlielr
pit, ete , and I don't " mi en tn
'jilllina If I waa a genl I wmihl oi,in
nil t' In i. '
' Wlah lull wa a krit," anlil IN Mi 111
H i nr. ( a .in tt t o i w at n.- I'i
I all in Hm m. loiilttnt l-a l int it I
ifi tim. wlni-n i a l it wot hut it ii' io
tuii'iiiiig "
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, It.- Mepliora all fllf lll If il r... .
'ie.iia. I will t k In no of tin wiii.n
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