South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 206, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 July 1917 — Page 4
au:iiiv i:yi:mg. ,u i,v 1917.
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES1! :,:
M o ruin II v c d i r. g Sun J a v. NBYS-T'ML:S PRIMING CO., Publishers.
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ve be-n attain d. I . 1 1 polities, with I.innn.m as iti !. operating to enilaira-s the administration mueh
1 i a- po--ibie it: the -hip binldmg ja ogram. has Mil c-edt 1
: 1:1 li'l'Mh: tliif.-'s until not only Ivnman hut
JUIIN IlhNKY ZfYI'i:. i::: rnr. t f 1 - i i i 1 r, t h.4s pi-ked hi- raw in' n with an eye to ' harmor.v a 1 1 I t !b bu.t r yilt.". The ointrv mu-t wait.
'The Stars Incline, but do ot comp!"
HOROSCOPE
OntT ..oriatl IT.. Mnrnlnr Vuprr In Norll.frn Indian!, , ,. , . T , i , 1 I ID. (In r l'.'.-r l,.wa...i- 1,- l .; I V-.- .nlr la OOW ..til lit f. I S pilKf'l.
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'utt HcmJ To Lf4oU VI Irr: ?.y and N'thf.
It is tu bad that tin- American j - j cannot by
Vi:i)MJ.V. .ULY -20, 11)17. .Mercury rales strongly for good, !
I w hile Venus and I'ranus are ad--
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THE MEL TING POT COME! TAKE POTLUCK WITH US.
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Office: 210 W. Ciftx At.
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ait lipon t It-i r servants that go
It is a most fortunate rule under
IVrll Plione ZlfK. 1 I . . Irak
fwimn to ncn contracts oi anv ort.
ip H.nn.-s demand that they g-t together. ep,c ially tho-. that have to do
t:d do something, or e se .-im rat" an1 a chance. Th people are just
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al-oiit .i- .-!.; i. roj.gr.e-s as thv have been on the
i-'.ipi; j i-t al-oiit i : -. w . If thie is anything
bit und.. !; in the way . f criminal waste
Jl! at tie effW or fl'ldi- ,ivr. tv::.;b.-. unM nk for "P
A'-oontcf . l'o . nt if .our i..iif Is it, tii? tr;'uc
llrp'.torT. bill will t. mall-l aftr .crt'. n K:-rt ntivu-
tioa to büilnt. Lad ex'uti n. p -r dU-ry 1 luj-ri. lai . t?'nhonj erTi. rtr.. t.. .! ,,f -i.t.-irtrLf-iit with iiieb joj ,
rr lea)ir.. TL .f v n-Tl:n. 5 In t..irt -u U-:uk lit.-s. U cf , , .s j, A tlcii narwr l f.. Ii.,. - !,.,.... M'.l - r I I'.i.M ".Ml)
i ' of tin;-. j i l; h'-id'-d ol'tructinti needed l'i!ation 'nsriUPTIOM HAT!:-: M rr'.r. and r'i'.r.z n-Iit'.o-.s. ; , A 1 , , (, f(i, th,. ,.xl,nrl... )lf the situation, rln; oi7, ; Sunia, .V ; Mf.rnlr.tr r I.vt r.ir.ij i.a.fln i 'Uj. Inrlu.Un? Sun-iaj. If :m.l. f'i' rnr ;ir !ij adraii'r I it's 1 ( i; l. a i id-:;t. Th- omis-ion just hasn't oeI'elUTf! ry arrler la S.-i'tli l'.-nd ml v: ! .' i. l"'oO per; er ja a.lTBnc-. or 12- j tu -. k. hLter. d at tL.e South ! r,Ml l" '"' m t-in t'-r.
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JULY 25. i(U7.
ÜL'RMAN "KULTUR" AM) "HI;Y" ML'li:R.i
I'r. Harry llai-elden, of r.";i,r.;:r l.il-j faia-, and Mirton for tliM (i rm an Arne ri'-ati h- i i t . 1 1 . liM-a-o,
liains at out worn the r.oüinr'T . a -e o
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Ii i-h! I.on t n tliink of .c some meniher mitrht t t!:- thoiu-ht ;nc and do it vet.
!'. .! tw of th" j; oj'ic who a re .-ore stop to ask why it i that .oiilt' ;i'ts ji:t this va. There's a reason. And it s-r- 'cm iad iii-'!it. I'or it's the nojde who , are now sore who elected the-e ji ' iou- 'rtpresenta- , ti-.fs" f" th i i riiaik the word. j Th- I' oj,le who ai. s'.i,. ;it their congressmen iir jth- .-.;.:e wh v. ere t"o w. to think la-t election time t ---or any time. They . f d them l.ei.iuse they rnadO J lo id oi,i!oi! il i.ot icaMe thy were men of J pioe d ahility. j It is a i;ir(-s::' in any d i.io. fa cy vhich aims to he ;e i;nf iiiol, that its t.uUie servants he aide, intel-
Iiw' nt. e.i; a t -,) , wkUf.il, t iiit -thi lkin men. Jn a j d e i n o lacy the inh-rs are the oters. Congress and thn ! ;m-- .- i-le nt ai " th scrwi nis whoni thv themselv es
into tn
lirr.e'.ii'.ht now a. l'.al.y Meter e a thir.l it.sta n.-e of Iiis a- iiniiiig the roU of did Almighty in j.ermittin'-; hililrcn to die 1 ecause ot j hjsi'al or mental deformities. It i us- t-.s het e to di-' to - the me, is ,,f the a -It. Hai-elden addressed the Knife and I'oj-k h'le
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s-onie onv erts, t'.ue to his won.lt r f : 1 exjoitio:i of ( it iiii.m c-lhtdency" and help "tli'- !.tt -t Mir i e" merh.ods. At this time w? wi-h to call attention to the ia t thai Iim is iurp mi tor a Jer tua n A ni'-rifa n h"-;ital '. it'a the 'aJermau'' hrst -not A m''ri' a a J t'ma n. And iL splendidly illustrates the ;rman "'kultur'' of vh'.cli Amrica hs ju-t now triiiL,' to ain .-onie intelli fr'T.t coneeftlon ; di;h ult to mm Amenean U 1 .niso .f the inh'Jtnar.it of it. It i- li'i'i.i.iü i:iH'rii!!:u; Xietzc hei m the rhi!o.-op . of no n i-t n.-e for the a eak. hein tran-plant. d In r' in Aim-j i a. It i -. a;: idealism that (lermans hav- h.ol j a n . i ! into them, of late years, with much detrrniina tiun on ; pari of th"
It's ah., i;t tin we loo!.. , to it that all our YoU-f should he so trained in outh that they may he ahle, intelli- jit. ed'u.ited. skilful and rirht -thinking when it comes th i r tune to iule. If another wnm;' headed and a nititelli-' i ,t i niiHi"' i not wanted, it's time you
;and I and the n.an ii'-t doer started to use our heads
to think with inst-ad of employing them merely as handy knohs on uiii. li to hanr. our hats. It is a! out time, that We a rulers, as-unip the reins, in some legitimate v. ay, and something' after the process eioplo.ed h- the president in tli" I )e n ma n d oe thai s affair, learn how- to apph the tin can to some congressmen and senators. When the president told OnethaN t.i f . l i i 1 i I tre.l oiiv -.nil l).Mit)iin f.. I. nil. I it- .j .a r. - uliitu-
! that w need hoth. and i!enty of thf-m, and a lot ta: ter than thev t-oiild possibly build them, that was -iM. i-li hut tli" qr"en (.y(.( monster sfctniimly had to ! Me I'ltu kt-.l vvitii a liH'erent s;e.-ir.
autocracy, and ju-t the tl:i;
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the atrocities w hii'di the (Jertnati arini'
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inittod rrctty mwli ecyw lM r" lin y liae : on . i:!iininate the i elirj of respon-ii-ility and d i;t , to , r, e for
the wak. from the nbals ot ,t human, and ry litt I ! ft save the hr-'te.
Why w asto tin e. ii allv defective ?
and fin on the mental and ph.'. s Th..t is tile 'iMf-tioi- that I'l'llll!
"kultu!
a-ks. and lr. Ilai
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tinctly .N 'i tM'ti'-r.fil ansAtr, "none
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MHHTIXn Till: TRACTION SITUATION. WtntlM or lot i it (ha- t,, the fart that it in iiuoit i-!iie:it. it' not im io-,ilde at times, for the tradiP.rT I'u! lie to -et down town to malu- tlu-ir purrlia. es, l,c-
i h.ec 'i hinc of .-'onto IM-nd s mos; impudent insult its street
tar MTV. ire, on" merchant lus taken stops to meet the -itnation. a t b-.ist so far as concerns that store. Tin- idea rdi( "s the prosp cdi" customers of that
dl.-.- ! -t"!'e at lea-t. They can call the store by phone a'.id
r !a ( ;..-ed motor car will he seit aft t thorn, and take
tnce hetwetoi a "kultur" that hails from Xitt.s- he and 'heu l..-i-k homo. It euuht not bo necessary: probably a "culture" that hails from 'hrt. and the me-tian f t i it is a matter of enterprise, rather than necessity, but
America is to choose between Ibalin and Na.arcth. 'with a (it street ar service it would be even less enterIt remains to he seen whether the Chicago health j irisin-r. The point is that South Hend turned its hoard will do as well a it did with .the IädÜn-. v affair; streets over to the traction interests on the supposition, '. the Chicago Medical association which ou-te.j th ja ml on the promise, that the people were to hae a tlnitcr, will continue its apathy shown ewr sitae that (means of transportation eommensiirate with tlie needs, little splnrire. Th' n. oo will renumber, the board jth-- irrowth. and the desire. 1 -on -enience of the coin-
ncld that llai-e'drn should not have h t the hah die I munitv. and the- are not trettm it.
It has reached the condition, almost, w lu re one mitrht as-ani. that th" traction lines had ceased to he a means of transportation, but had become, instead, automobile
j salesmen. The - are about the best automobile salesj men in the city. Perhaps the Murdochs have been sub- ! sidied b the automobile industries. Nobody knows
i An1 how thev are dailv convincing tne people more and WASTI: IN P.N(i ASIN AN. ! more that if the- want to t;et anywln re, the thin?-; to do Of t oursr it's ery r-prehe tilde of the Filipino.- in the ' i to :et an automobile ;.ml proet-ed, rather than wait Iroirue of l'an-.a-.nan to waste annually enough J for the cars. Why. even the jf-neral manager himself coconut husks to niak.- our mats of a ah.ie of ; has L-idten a Ford! No wonder merc hants are bein-
vvith food or raw material.. Fr.der tlus planetary government
love affairs are likely to be un-
lucky. The stars are supposed to cause women to seek conquests and to enjoy coquetry. Tho sinister aspect of Venus also indicates many scandals and untoward conditions in which the loe element exercises a dangerous indue nee. There is a s'vay during the configuration that 1 rirms to the surface the baser characteristics and enc o u ra k es se 1 ti s h n ess. Whatever has to do with publicity should benetit during this rule of the stars. Chart's in the management of ntuspapers ami magazines are prognosticated and while thse at first may seem to be unfaoraMc to writers only scod will develop, it is prophesied. I'ranus continues to rnr-oarage many vagaries of the mind .and heart. Persons will hav many urnn;' iinpresions and may indulge in cruel and unjust criticism. Weather conditions will be trying during the next few weeks and certain resorts will benefit. In connection with food conservation, a woman will Kain fame in the next six months. There is again forecast of an assassination, ow'ng to a misguided judgment. Persons whore birthdate it is should bo exceedingly careful of the health in the next year. Children born on this day may have to work hard for a living. These subjects of l,eo are likely to be too impulsive for their own good. (Copyright. 1 1 1 7 .
Li n:. Life is a wondrous piece of -roods held up for your inspection. It varies much in quality, in texture and complexion. It's made of clothes and ratal des. of love and hate and piffle. With many things to make you saiile and some to ma.ie you sniffle. Some parts of it are conterfeit and some are nice as thunder. While some are vivid with romance, uncertainty and wonder. The folks are very numerous who knock on life's equipment. If merchants thought so ill of poods, they'd just return the shipment. But while we speak of this or that in disrespectful voices. Complaining that it does not suit our cultured tastes and choices, We seldom willingly give up existence to the gver And end our querjlous complaint." by jumping in the river. Prince Hamlet very truly said r discontented godkin Could quiet all his troubles w:th a neatly point?d bodkin. And while philosophers declare- that life is bum and phoney The fact that people still exist is ample testiir. ny That somewhere in the scheme of thing: we find our compensation; That we recard our ilr.i-h with sincerest hesitation. Arthur Hrooks Baker.
Drying Food to Preserve II is An Easy Task
tin; r. s. nciiTiM: mas Let the Tonimies call him 'Sammy." let the Poilus call him "Teddy," Let the G"rmans call him anything they like. What's the ditference what they call him? He is on th.? job and ready For a dres parade, a battle, or a hike. Ho is. not the lad to worry' over styles of nomenclatu telle is over there to mingle in the game. And whatever they may call him they can't chance hin Yank et nature And he'll lirht like ole It'rer Wildcat, just the same. IL11 or Jake or Dick Iiis name was when his Uncle Sari assigned him To the job that he ha.s railed away to do. lie wa something softer sounding to the girl he left behind him; He was Just a soldier man to me and you.
lie will be a I", .s. private as behind the hand he marches With a hundred thousand other 'ighting men. Put just wait till he is welcomed underneath the wreath-hung arches. He'll be just a plain old-fashioned hero then'. He'll not care mjch w hat they call him when he s out behind his rif'e Sendin? shots exactly where they ou-ht to go, I'or he'll be almighty busy, and he'll have no time to lride With M'cb. titles as are given here below. Call him Teddy, call him Tommy, while he's out there 'ightirg for yen, Where the smoke obscures the kindly Heaven's ccme--Fighting for th" stainless, banner that today is floating o'er you, He'll Ivive made a bigger name when ho comes home.
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If y om .want iuealtli you can have it, bv heeding Nature's laws. Keep the stomach strong, tne liver active the blood pure, and the bowels regular, and you will seldom be ii!. Take good care of these organs, and at the first sign of anything wrongpromptly take Beecham's Pills. yoe ceFfatMy need the nelp and relief of this world -famed remedy, to keep the body in health. They quickly establish" normal conditions, so the organs perform tli-ir functions as Nature intended. No other remedy will so surely strengthen the system, stimulate the liver, regulate the bowels and quickly improve the general health as
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Directions of SpecUl Value to Women r -witTi Ery Cor. Sold by dnigfiiti throughout tba -world In boxci, lGc, 25c
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without . consultation with other ph .- i'i.i ns. but that h" was jot obliLed to call for su h eon s u 1 1 a t i on unb
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the parents re.p'.es'ed it the latter, som- -;.b -tep,
Mdb.'jenL to save the doctor's bacon, which was verv hind. There scents to be ta way in H!ino;s to u- t rid i'f such '"kultur ", and in Chicago e-.. cial!.
".'", but tlie average Atr.eiican I;oueholder - an t help regardiM"; the favt with a certain amount ,,f comfort 3 ere he and Iiis wife h.av.- be-n gn iwinir the bom - of the p.-rk hops with a ri'ckl"-s d;.-t cgard of ti'le hi ui ners. and eating t lie l.""l of The r e b-af. when t h.-y
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AMERICAN SILKS. It s about time for the woman who likes to pay a lirge pin e for an exclusive pattern of silk imported from ..itoad t" b'ok into the .-ilk industry of her own .a 1. 1 r y. A -.Ik expert in the Fnited States has said that this country now every requisite for the manufacture of
1 : t." and heautitul siiks. There are "plenty of ma tetials. plenty o" artistic talent for designs and plenty ; of dves to "jet the desired colors". The new looms aro i ma rv e b .ii--. i The-e . met a a ": -s'.ks ate of as line a quality as the j imported ones. Fvery variety of weave is represented with the c cpt.oM of the heaviest brocades and silver ' tin- ! n ate! ia !--. ! If the Aiin'iH ii! woman i- after quality wlitn she , pur h is.-s -i!k. he w ill cea-e to i.ow to a label. If she
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Fifty years ago it was a very common thing to dry practically all kinds of fruits and vegetables, su) today's bulletin from the national emergency food garden commission, which is cooperating with this paper in its nation-wide campaign for the conservation " of the food. Now 1 lit J.ftl.A
urvinn mm become a iosr an nur i
the present emergency will stimulate the method of food conservation. In this year of great food production, it is essential that some means be taken for the prevention of waste during the time of over supply. Advantages of drying are most apparent to the housewife who ha.s no cellar or other place in which to store fresh vegetables and fruits. When the markets are overstocked, she can lay in a supply, dry it and store it away for the winter without its taking tip much space. If she is accustomed to canning her vegetables and fruit and is unable to obtain jars or cans, she can easily resort to drying. Many times there will be quantities of food left over which are too small for convenient canning. A few peas, a carrot or turnip may be dried at a time and a quantity sutticient for a meal soon be secured. Small quantities of different kinds of vegetables may be dried and combined for soups and stews. A strong point in drying is the ease with which it ma be done. Nearly all kinds of fruit ami vegetables may e dried at small cost by means of the ordinary home utensils. The food to be dried may be placed on dishes in the oven, with the oven door partially open, or on the back of the stove while the oven is hemp used fot cooking". It in. -iv also be done on sheets of muslin or paper in the sun. There are three methods which give very satisfactory results for home drying: eiiii drying", drying by artificial heat, drying by air blast (electlie fan. These methods may be combined advantageously. All material should be washed and prepared carefully. After cleaning, the material should be blanched ami cold -dipped as for canning and then th regular drwng process car-
rnirrrv monotonous. Life in China is just one blamed government alter another. wi: no.vT xi:i:i to i-it i:m ji st vi:t. We are glad that the senate has voted to exclude iron ore and hemp lrom the food bill, as we cannot help believing that both are highly indigestible. m:.lLY AT ANY IMUCI'. Whisky may go to "0 cents a glass, but it won't be any more foolish to drink it than it is now. NOTIMXH; TO STOP 'KM. No man is a hero to his valet, but fortunately very few of our boys who have been called to the colors will have valets. NOW WI' KNOW. There no longer need be any doubt as to the duration of the war. Sec'y Lane, who oir-ht to have accurate
information, inform us positively that it will last indefinitely. filVR HIM HIS mi:. There is r-othing in the dispatcher to indicate that Ikthmann-Holhvv";" told the kaiser "gcodby and CK-u hi ess you." THAT 1-:X PLAIN'S IT! The dispatches say that 60,000 republicans are just outside of Pekin. Mr. Hughes has been wondering since last November where those republicans had gone. LivT vs hopi: in: xkvku SHALL IUI. We will appreciate Mr. Hoover a lot more if wc ever get as hungry us the Pelgians were when he was over thre. NO TKMPOKAKY STHL'f .( 1 LI :. It Levins to look as if a lot of senators had enlisted in the fight on the food bill for the period of the war.
Economy and thrift
suggest the use of SkikoiA
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Ask Meanest Srorejtil
A Girl's Impressions in the War Capital
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Women Find Washington Dull at Night Nothing to I Hut I lido Alonj: t ho Potomao. Hy i;i)NA lll llLIt. Intel national News Svrvicv Staff Corrosondcnt. W A S II I N C, T( N, July 2?, . Wa r seems to have cast a powerful gloom over Washington. Nights here are the most boring things ever. Really, no one sterns to stir out at all, and the streets are just deserted all of the time. Perhaps it is summer and not the war, but anyway Washington isn't the gay place I had expected to find. There is no entertaining at the White house and that may have set the example for the rest of the society here. Lvtryone is knitting and no one is dancing. There are four .roof gardens In town. One of them is exclusively for men, and of the other three
pie.es will dry on th" outside form-i there is only ore that has dancing".
ing a skin preventing ts. ape of moi-1 LVro is only one case where they
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restore louuuiiess vi tumour, uau-
ishing premature aged looks. We make them from serviceable. Inexpensive sets up to the finest that money can buy but always AT REASONABLE CHARGES. No charges for extracting when rrderlnjr new teeth. All work guaranteed. Other wo.k at our obi re isonablo prices, as follows: 22-K Gold Crowns, low as J g Porcelain P'illinga $l.oo White Crowns, low as Gold 1'lllinfe'! 2 (,,) Briflge V7ork, low as T v Silver Fillings oOc DR. E. H. BLAEE XnrJT'
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postage. Tomorrow the three method will be explained.
Who's Who Behind the Scenes in the War Army IJY GnOUGC GARVIN.
ma.i.-gi:n. LitvsMrs m. vi:avr.K. tTiit f of Fna.t Artillery. Horn in Indivina May ZZ, 1S54, und appointed to tlie military academy from that state ia 1ST1. In 1 7 he was made a second lieutenant and assigned to the second artillery. Luring the Fpanish-
darce during the dinner hour, and the city must 1 e terrible dull for the hundred.- of girls and women who have been brought here by the War. White house garden pu-tio were
American war, while a capta'n in the regular ?tabluhmcnt. he was made lieutenanl-eoionel of the fifth Massachusetts infantry. He is an honor graduate of thp artillery school and is now serving his second detail on the general staff. WASHINGTON. July 24. In the present conflict (Jen. Weaver is chared with the responsibility of safeguarding the Fnited states from enemy itta.-k and with the prevention of the landing of enemy forces on the American shores. For many rears, when there was no Indication of the United States being threatened with a war. Gen Weaver has advocated and successfully carried into effect the enlargement of cur roan defenses, both on the Atlantic and Pacific fronts, and while in the present situation it is not advisable to point to the specific location of the defns, jt i stated ty filch authorities of the army that they ure en-
the real hip events cf the summer season In Washington in former years, so I have been told, but there will be none this year. I don't know, though, as it will make much difference to the girls and women from other towns, for they must find that Washington functions are terribly functional, I am sure. A garden party in the Pan-American Fnion gardens f r one of the visiting war missions was the most rigid affair I have ever attended. It is all probably due to the dignity of diplomatic courtesy, but it was truly just too stiff sind formal for anything. It was a terrible shame, too, for the Pan-American T'nion gardens are wonderful, and furnish an ideal spot for such a reception. It's so terribly hot here that af-lui-nnnn t&.au Ti-itia ort- . utm i I i r
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Highest Efficiency in HOME and FACTOR Y demands the best illumination avai lablc ELECTRIC LIGHT That's why you should use ELECTRIC SERVICE.
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drive right after dinner. Tt ! a wonderfully metty drive, too. and the early evening is really brilliant along the river bank, for one sees hosts of celebrities rolling alone in a coach or motor, enjoying the cooling bree7.es from the river.
You can do it by keeping them repaired. If ov let the rips and tears go. your shoes won't last long. IPC if you keep them in a good state of rep-'i:- they will give you weeks and weeks more service Take good are of your shoe.-, for -ho', costs are mounting hi.ghor and hi-:hr, and wh.cn the first sU mi appears that !h"- t eed repairing, 1 rim- then: in and we will fix then; whdo yoa . al t .
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IMPL)Yi:itS and stkxck;. RAI'IIL.HS. Young- woman, when the married man by whom you are employed repeatedly asks you to dine with hirn, to go with him to pla:es of amusement or to ride with him in his automobile, he is inaultinp you. It matters not how gentlemanly he has been up to the present time.
Perhaps he assume? a fatherly j air. j
Your !if perhaps, has much work and few pleasures, hut one whisper against your reputation is too valuable a price to pay for amusement . Don't be deceived by the fact that
tire ly emial to whatever emergency your employer holds a high position
arises. ' in society or the burin-s world.
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