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rrMtiA KENT forges FACE WASHING HINTS. In such a simple matter as washing the face, it would not seem that anyone could go wrong. But the proverb says, you know, (hat there is a right way and a wrong way to do everything and this applies to washing the face as well as to other things. The first, and perhaps the most, important thing, is to choose the proper soap. A strong soap will dry the skin, make it harsh and coarse and induce early wrinkles. An oily soap is usually the best by its very nature, since it takes less oil from the skin, yet at the same time it cleanses thoroughly. I generally advise a castile, but this is not. necessary. The next thing to consider is the type of complexion you have, and its present trouble. Medicated soaps are good for skin eruptions. The blackhead powder is best for this trouble, but should be used with a cold cream, since it is very drying. Ice rubs are food for all skins, but in most cases can only be used when cream ha. also been employed, since ice, like all astringents, is drying. The best general stimulating method of washing the face, which is also a beauty treatment, is to hold hot wet cloths over the skin till the pores are open, then to rub in the cold cream, and to wash this out with fairly hot water and soap. This is followed by a rinse with clear warm water, a cold rinse or an ice rub. Then you may xise a little powder if you wish. But all facial movements, either massage or with the face cloth, should be upwards and outwards to lift the muscles around the mouth and chin, which are bound to sag in time and to make you look middle-aged. C. D. R. You are about 15 pounds overweight. Soft kid curlers cannot injure the hair. The lemon juice is all right as a mild bleach, but there is no necessity for using any of the other things that you mention. An Interested Reader You can reduce the chin and throat by taking the rolling exercises. Throw the head far back between the .shoulders, then roll the head first to the right, then to the left, and in each case describe a complete circle, while the head iies perfectly limp as it rolls around over llie chest, shoulders and back. Repeat this several times each day. You can

A SWEETHEART AT THIRTY The Story of a Woman's Transformation BY MARION RUBINCAM

THE VILLAGERS CHAPTER XX Strange to say, it was the recently discharged hired man who settled our difficulty for us. For one night, when a heavy storm had settled down, with a steady pouring rain that drowned outside sounds, he came back to the barn and stole our three horses and the new light buggy. We found later that he had pulled the buggy from the wagon shed, back of the barn and into the fields. Then he led the horses out one by one, and apparently hitched the light horse to the carriage and tied the others on to lead behind. At least, next .morning we found wheel ruts and marks of hoofs in the soft earth, leading around the barn let down wall was broken by a barred ' iv. But which way he went, stone gateway away from the village, or daringly v,o..,i Ha -.,cr,. ! ed over by the l-iin; there were no surface marks to go by. Of course, we sent out an alarm, and the county police began to search. The farmers about us would have helped too, had it not been the busy season. But evidently the man got over the state line and disposed of the horses one by one, or perhaps he had an arrangement with some dealer belorehand. In any case, it gave us excitement for weeks. All our neighbors were too busy to be able to lend us horses, so Jim had to buy two heavy work horses, at once, and one for light work later. 'The cost of these and the search came almost to a thousand dollars. Esther blamed Jim !or not carrying insurance, and Jim stormed angrily about the place for weeks. But the result was that, one evening j on the porch, he turned to me and j s-aid: ' j "Knid. if vour offer to send Vi to, college, still holds, I'll take it. Esther: s-hvs I'm wrong to accept your money for the education of my daughter. And 1 1 think 1 ought to have enough Jo do it myself, or else that she should be willing to take only what her father can give her." He leaned over to the post and knocked the ashes from his pipe into the flower bed, and went on: "But Vi's a spoiled, headstrong girl. You've helped to spoil her, by giving her her own way all the time. Anywav. 1 can't spare the money now, so I'll accrpf your offer, even if Esther doesn't want me to." It was a long speech for Jim. He settled down to a new pipeful when lie had finished. So Henly Falls heard again that Violet and I were to go the city that fall. And this time there was an even greater amount of gossip. Some I overheard one afternoon when 1 was dusting the. bedrooms. Some people had stopped in on their way past the house. Laura was doing crocheting. Esther, soup ladle in hand, was standing talking in the doorway. "I couldn't do nothin' about it," she remarked, ungrammatically. "I did all I could, but then, she's Jim own sister, not mine. And when she and Vi get together " Kh.- left the sentence unfinished. I could picture her there, her eyes rollins up as she spoke, a picture of virtuous helplessness. "Of course, it will bo hard on you, with her away," Mrs. Haskins said. "Laura 1 suppose will be goin' off soon Charlies ain't comin' up here so often for nothin'." Laura probably dropped her eyes and looked pleased and embarrassed at thu;. 1 could picture the scene so well, including Laura's blush which Have Clean, Healthy . If they Tire, Itch, Smart or Bum, if Sore, "for fi Vni,,. r-rC Irritated, Inflamed or IUU K Ul UO Granulated,useMurine often. Soothes. Refreshes. Safe for Infantor Adult. Atall Druggists. Writefor C e Ere Book. Mu&s t Km4r CUo

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Do you do this correctly? also help much by massaging the chin and throat with the palm of your hand. Never use any downward strokes; they should always be rotary or upwards. Rose. The preparation you mention is too irritating to be allowed to dry into the skin and remain overnight. 1 fancy you have whiteheads, and the treatment for them is to prick them gently on the top. But be sure that you sterilize the needle. Follow this with an application of peroxide of hydrogen, which will heal and cleanse the pores. All Inquiries addressed ts Miss Forbes fn care of the "Reauty Chats" department will be answered in these rotumns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing to the great nuinher received. So, if a jierson.il or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and self-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question. The Editor. would have oeen more romantic if Laura's nose didn't, blush too, when her cheeks reddened. "Yes, it will be hard. I spose," Esther agreed. "But what can I do? Vi wants her to go, and she has her mind set on it too, and you know what that means!" Her tone jmplied as it always did when she was talking to people not members of the family that she herj self was of a yielding nature, com- : pletely dominated by her husband and I children. ! I moved away from the window. But j Mrs. Haskins had a penetrating voire 1 it came back through the house to : me: "Of course. 1 don't see why she The it's no llac? ior Pd w0,men' u,nless 0 ur 'ye always lived there. And just at tliis time too. "She can do just what she wants," Laura s voice came more taintlv, is long as we have to take her money." I smiled a little. As Vi had said, money was power. "At this time." Mrs. Haskins' voice came clearly. "Everyone knows Mark Upjohn's huntin' a wife, and he's got money too. A fine chance, I call it, even for a younger woman. Mark's not so old 40, maybe, and he's settled down. Enid's never had such a chance." "Nor ever likely to again," Esther answered. "But what can I do? He has to do the speakin', and she won't encourage him runs away if she can. I shouldn't be at all surprised if he made up to Anna Lee Kendall." "He was over there Tuesday. Do you suppose ?" I hail had more than enough. I deliberately went down the back-stairs into the kitchen, where the voices could not reach me. How terrible to be talked over this way! (Tomorrow Mark Speaks.) fl rf m.A JlfalJil Kill I Y HP iJlCil Hilly UUI Ms Nothing Speedier or Better Than Famous 20th Century Liniment for Neuralgia, Pleurisy, Lumbago and all Rheumatic Soreness. Is Only Sold on the Money Back Guarantee if Dissatisfied Plan. Those sharp, agonizing twinges are almost instantly relieved by the remarkable new pain killer and rheumatic remedy, 20th Century Liniment. Just rub it on that's all. Acts like magic. No hot water bath needed. You simply apply it direct from the bottle. Its positive, quick action in all cases of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Backache, etc., prove 20th CenturyLiniment to be the sworn enemy of all pain. It's the finest preparation in the world for soothing sprains and bruises. Try it. Just the thing for your tired, aching, burning feet. Take out all soreness and pain, leaving them fresh, cool and comfortable. Take a bottle home tonight and enjo genuine foot comfort. There's no need to nurse pain when you can get quick relief at the nearest drug store. 20th Century Liniment is for sale and recommended by all good druggists. D. & S. Drug Co. and W. H. Sudhoff sell lots of it. Advertisement. WILSON CLEANER TAILOR "Wh2n It's done by Wilson it's done right." PHONES 1105-110

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MEN CONFESS MURDER OF BANK MESSENGER CAMDEN, "N, J.. Nov. 9. Camden county police authorities will claim jurisdiction in the case of the murder of David S. Paul, the Camden bank runner, who, acording to the police, was killed by Frank J. James and Ray mond W. Schuck. of this city. Both James and Schuck. it was announced, by the police, authorities, have con fessed their implication in the killing of Paul. They are in jail at Mount Holly, Burlington county, in which jurisdiction the body of Paul was found. According to the alleged confession given out by the police, (he bank runner was killed in Camden county and it is expected the accused men will be frought here shortly to stand trial. In the alleged confession, James and Schuck accuse each other of killing Paul. The murder was committed in daylight, in a motor car, in Arch street, this city, after Paul, who was on his way to a Philadelphia bank with $95,000 in cash and checks, had been invited to ride to the ferry in James' automobile. He was struck on the head and rendered unconscious, and when he later regained consciousness, he was dealt a death blow. The body, according to the alleged confession, was hidden in a creek in the Jersey pines in Burlington county, and nine days later the two men returned and dug a grave and buried it. Schuck's confession, given out by the authorities, stated that he and James hurried their work and did not dig the grave deep enough, leaving a mound where the body was covered over. It was this mound that a party of farmers, out hunting, saw, and thinking some one had buried a deer, dug it open and revealed the murder. Schuck, the police say, told where the money was buried and most ol $65,000 in cash was found hidden in Evergreen cemetery here. The alleged confessions of the two men differed in that Schuck denied that there had been any premeditation on his part. He said he was driving along the street w"ith Paul beside him when James dragged the bank mes senger into the back seat and started beating him. James is 37 years old and is a motor car salesman. He is married and has a son. Schuck is 32 and also married. He is the son of a Camden newspaper man who is held in high respect by the citizens of this city. AGRICULTURE INSTITUTE TO HONOR DAVID LUBIN ROME, Nov. 9. The international institute of agriculture has decided to place in the institute building here, a tablet in memory of David Lubin, of California, the founder of the institute and American representative in it up to the time of his death in January, 1919. The general assembly of the institute ordered this action at a meeting Monday and" at the same time adopted a resolution expressing to the people of the United States ar.d No Worry With "Diamond Dyes" Colors Never Streak, Fade, Run or have that "Dyed-Look" Each package of "Diamond Dyes" contains directions so simple that any woman can diamond-dye a new, rich, fadeless color into worn, shabby garments, draperies, coverings, everything, whether wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods. Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other kind then perfect results are guaranteed even if you have never dyed before. Druggist has color card, showing 16 rich colors. Advertisement. A FURNACE STOVE will keep your ho'me comfortable Tapestry Furniture at Special Prices

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