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"AN Arrlc sam Mil-uay Beautiful
Dv L-1- W-  __
_ .naviacnnmscaae
md," ‘nuns ` When the hair is scanty, the scalp .
Au itches' and there is an abundance
of dry daudruil out no cvieiaee ci
li. skin eruption, the conditionmoy
Susxnio oniusruss sas! the whole rsvmsa. 'ru re .ua ui EVERY P“°°“°' °“‘°1"1“2 'BW uma be relieved by the uae mm
"Phe Christmas list is the secret
sucessful Christmas. With-
buys haphalauily, ,sei
ohm or- Mary what one
to..S.€°. and fur¢°‘l»t1l1¥.!0r
ma moment that John _wants a
(Wntgln pen, and Marry; string of
heads; and buying for m instead,
a qecktie and ia ll9ttle‘_1lf perfume.
Next to shcbliina' early, is wrap
ping early and mailing early. But
did you ever known. 1Ioman»_who
si _sa
1%:

dld not wait until Christmas eve to cups of flour, two teaspoons of bak
finish her,Cl'iristinas buying? This
is because she fofiot to get any
thing for Aunt Bue.»The Christmas
list would have obviated that. one
should write, filet the list of those five minutes Then turn the cake
one wishes to remember. -then the upside down on a large plate You
gift one will giveto each.
To store up things tllrougih the
- d
year, when one sea a bargain and id the plate over the skillet and
knows that will be Just the thing then reverse it. This may be gervgd
for Anne, is a thrifty way to\ buy
Prices are usually'higher just before chlno cherries One may use
Christmas, and inferior goods may
Thismaybebasedonthecardsre
celved from friends last season, plus
the new choice friends you have
not necessarily grow. Time drops
added during the year. The list need h aith of women in industry wom
friends out ofour lives, and we may~
t
drop from our  list those
with whom our relations have ceas
ed.
--_-L
'ms scuooi. when
e school lunch box should' bel
. Th
light and easy to carry. of odorless
material and ventilated. It should
-permit of being scrubbed. Wlaxed
paper should be available for wrap-
ping separate foods.” It may be saved
from bread wrappers. and cereal
boxes, or bought at ioucent stores.
A therinoe bottle for.hot cocoa or
souil. or cold lemonade; is a convent.
ence. and there should be a drinking
cup, knife, fork. spoon yer nap-
kin.andai.lnysaltaiia `.
When packlngf the itihch._> wrap
each article of'-food--separately and
parksothattheifcod will nntbe
shaken about. Instruct the ‘children
tiioioushlyin the habit of. washing
their hands beforeeatinltheir lunch
imc: ».uviaz.tnam»iv=s»m some
order. Put in-dirextrarnapkin that
they may spread it on the: desk, as a.
tablecloth.; Teach .i.hom. to- eat leis-
urely, not‘to-~gull'1 their food down.
helter-skelter. with no poise. and 'in-
sist that they save their dessert for
the last. . `
The food may be.aai_ld.wiches, il-uit,
sweets, and a drink. The sandwiches
may be spread with chopped boiled
args. nut pastes. dniad fruit, pastee,
chopped meat. cheese, Jellies, Jams,
even baked beanl. V
Fruits may be apples, oranges.
bananas. with a.-glass of cooked
fruit sauce occaaiorially. i
The sweets maybe baked custard.
gookles or cakes. sweet chocolate. or
ales.
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FASHION, PADS; FOIBLES
We used to poke-fun at  iew-
elry. It. was -is .bs -purchased by
small sirls at the tenment colmter.
Now. under the dignified name market today. to 80 \1l1d°m°l-7-h
of it 'webs with dia ¢ Z regular rugs 'rncy sive thli
Velvet still leads all fabricsi
with satin a
lmven
OM
which
which
Wil. almost
ffuiih NON two tableepoons of butter
inaskiiletmddacupofiymwngug
ar and heat slowly until it forms a
thivk Syrup or uutu it strings Drain
U10 Juice from a large can of pine-
GPDIE Ulf! Put the pineapple in the
Byfllp in the skillet You may use
the Juice in the cake itself
Maki? It Plain cake The following
recipe may be used oneegg cream
with a cup of sugar and a l rg:
tablespoon ol lard, a cup cl ilu
ther milk or pineapple Juice, two
g powder and a pinch of salt
the cake batter over the pine
ples in the skillet and bake slowly
the oven until done, about thirtv
l find it hard to' get it in the mid-
le of the plate A good way is to
th Whipped cream with mares-
elther the sliced or the shredded
PiI\¢BPlJl¢ .
also be held in Honolulu.
.Among slibilects disciissed were
ts and standards of living, wages,
8 .
ens place in politics, legislation re-
ting to women and children, and
he relations betw°en the woman in
e home and her employees. Th
conference was called by the Young
Women's Christian Association.
For the difficult problem of house-
t u
The drink may be milk, fruit claimed that it will cut the soap
Juices, cocoa, or soup. bill in half, and it prevents chapped
` hands in wlmlv W0lffh¢!‘-
in
th
IGN?
°m° man ae
hold help, it was suggested that the
home-maker be educated to appre-
ciate the value to family life of high
grades of service, and that the em-
ployee be educated to the responsi-
bility of her position. Tile term.
household employee or domestic
worker was recommended instead oi!
servant or maid. The relationship
should be an employer-employee one
rather than that. of mistress' and
maid, and the hours should be lim-
ited, with extra. pay for overtime.
Tris 48 hour week should be the
objective. How would this suit your
household? `
- Till WATER-SOIYTENER
` Cleaner than rain water, and less
drastic than water softened with
1ye_lis.ehe,wal:_er softened bv thv
mineral water softener, which has
some to be a. modern convenience in
nianyhemes.AsesaverofsoaPB-nd
linens. it ranks llikh. -
-In the simplest form. a sand-like
'mineral called eeolite is placed lin n
tank. like that attached to the
range. Water is allowed to run
through it and it takes out the min-
erals. such as lime and calcium.
which make the water hard. The
zecllte is said to last indefinitely,
but it must be cleaned about every
two weeks by being washed with <1
brine.
The 'softened water is 8006 W0
drink, to cook with, excellent for
.1-is bath and for the laundry It is
CABPE IIIONS.
T GUS
-Under-rugs of soft, resilient.
othprocf material are offered in
sl:ue`aht's aaa 'rims ll' `
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Willa
io years
in Iu-
contrast
machine to
tlie Uiiltlli
lt ll
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formal questions put to him by the
record clerk. relates Warden Lewis
E Lewes (in Life and Death in
Bing Bing ). The nnai question
“How did you happen to get into
prison?" was asked of a negro, coin
mitted for assault and battery
Two deputy sheriffs just brought
me along: he replied
‘I know," said the clerk grinning
“hut didn't alcohol have something
to do with your coming here?"
"Yes, sah. dey was bofe consider
ably teaed up ”
ON ONE occasion Warden Lawes
was showing Bir Thomas Lipton
¢h\'°l\8h Sink Bing and coming to
the prison school. Sir Thomas was
much impressed with one of the
teachers When the class was over
he complimented him saying
Fine work you are doing, prof-
€SB0l'. and I hope you continue here
fo a. long time."
Sir "Tommy" was chagrinea lat
er, to learn that the "professor ’ was
antiseptic lotion, a s p sa ve
hot-oil treatment.
There are many good preparations
oftliissortonthemarkrmbutsince
it is contrary to my policy to recom
mend any proprietary products. 1
shall give you a recipes for them
Gommuciai preparations are usually
more attractive in appearance and
fragrance than are those made at
home but these two advantages are
not of importance to us
The antiseptic lotion is good to
use in ccnnecticn with any seall
treatment, especially where there ls
:iandruff Make it by mixing J
ounces witch hazel 1 ounce distill
sd wat°r and 4 scruples resorclu.
The salve or ointment for dry seal!!!
may be made of 2 olmces carbolated
vcseline, 1 grains quinlne,, 1 mince
olive cll 1 o nces of witch hazel The
oil mixture is made 0! l Oulwe min
eral oil 1 oune= olive oil and Vi drain
of coal oil
Begin the treatment by brushing
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being lnade”as required.
I hope it lives to a ripe old age."
oi' it."
0 * lb
out withf the article.
9 I7 ta
ever knownggvx “mud-. (me
‘I say nothing to the contrary
80 Y K , ,
into a large hen, new wooden legs ,. T . 
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\I?iu'Zi°afliultc pl:ca.urf:1ha  ran-racinc women- cos- f .’?"'“"t’,‘°’ ""h°‘° Wm* ”°“1° be
ga what me has puruliasca una raasuca ° °°“ ““° "E'°,‘°’,° ‘°“¢ °““°~" | 
where she has putlt. If it is not -__ I iii
practical to store 3,11 wage mnqgm L35; August' atm, mm. hours uf A PRISONER E? lgcked after . I ,u .` _
purchases together. aus can at least preparation. the First ran-Pacific the chickens in s ins-build- f '_ ,
,makca list of Christmas gifts on"Wcmen‘s Conference was held in "dll “re raised yearly in the prison S; I -J » ,_
band and keep'all the Christmas in- Honolulu. There were delegates h°l\\'\°l`Y-WM 80l°BlY _d|5¢l‘¢5S¢d 0V¢l' » ‘ /)
:urination in one place. from Australia, New zealand china. °“° ‘”"“" "’“`° ‘"“°“."“" 1°" ° 1281 . ~ r - /fu...
To have a Christmas list of those Japan, the Phiupplngs ggmggvpiu, He contrived a. wooden leg which \ l Ks, ‘\ f ,,
to whom cm will send Christmas Java, India and the Unites states. wssw skilfully implied that the '  _ o ' .
cards. is a labor saver at the last. In 1930. the second conference will chicken t about nicel and rew  \ it, '\\
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cos “Did this chicken ever grace my ‘I I\\ `J I “ ‘_ » ' . '
_ - table?" adds Warden Lawes. "No, l A 4 \'~ K3 ""'°     th1S WOUICI
13 o e e _
- th I e
oils Apply them in the same man
.WHEN me Hmm" G“1°'“ds-'a' ner' as the antlse tic lotion. Cove
ther. m°°h°f “id °W° ‘1““¢;‘é”'m the scalp with uii ‘wi-ing out a tow
were stsvins with 3""§m me in not mer and wrap it roun
Place in the Cotswold th 5° this your head. Before the towel cools.
creator of Peter Pa" wld Fm sir replace lt with another not towel.
story in the 3°°f'mh dmecié h ,s Steam the oil in this way three or
A man went inw 2 heb” “S “t four times. The heat opens the noi--y
sh0D “Bd P,°m““3 at B °°"°m “I ' cs so that the oil _penetr~ates_better, _
ioie  ‘~»» ~ l - ~ Leave the lastiowel on for an'holii"* ‘
“o°?:h k ' i- replica- "aye uc" “nd "3  , 51,0. ‘
sr...‘=°.1°.if....   my. users ...:.s,
"Aye, a’ oo.” _ ' night apply the salve or ointment no
Thereupon the customer Mid the scalp. using only enough to oil
down his P1800 01.511*/el' ‘md Wen* the scalp and not enough to make|
_` .
the hair greasy. Do not expect re
The shopkeebtf “ twenty minutes. Rubber or composi-
"°L° it an ww” per iiized with a chemical disinfectant I
sim and lf poets had known this
' _ _ d- bow
Izrgmsywmtvg-nxI°mwaai-we' w°¢'m`i tin; Io‘ndiIiIm"r°iI:eIi?‘p°!I°r :nuggets :xc like it islu their buck ~ - --
mm ahd will make a loud rua 135* “ an r-3° “Weather"). “Pr0blbllI *WW h“‘ '
I great deal lohcsr than it wiu li it Y” ' . . . ' mm ming secs at least two nu-;?ilist_-ui":;1irc'u Little  
lies next to .s/hard floor and ls SEE U mug pellets of Bernard- rainbows in his life-time 'N 0 Stir ngs mo ver pa ron _ c
¢m4¢¢n upon daily by many feet. lm Wm an-y a oliucklet ever reallllng that all ralnbonwgsas saanac mlilliiiireléh a  who
whim beat and cut out its iibftt. In a restaurant Bernard called gag;-gat. "d1'lf‘Il;erncga;-‘co xghgus; mm ln e a ctoria_ sl _
M39- 9°"°1“°N SAYS’ m3o‘3‘cz:iI`l 1 cannot cat this sous." lu urs nui;iber.ltinti_s me manga- -#ous gait." Hire- Siirlllrlltiilrewlls-
---- gd it .and pres- ents of t e 00 0113 < “my mo er ven ured a _e rem-
Love, and understanding stretch mm t;="‘:§°;;_m°'3°m”d chow, m _ u » - Qnm,mm_
°hrpeople“m“wm?.°¥:%»wTh”wwbu¥"m`;; °°°°h°' ’°"p` t Nvuow me lamous rei>roa°\>   :ine alnhfnuazig
‘ ' nn Y. t this po - A , , . ' ll I 00
wealth on unwelcome gifts. "3."°°m I c* °_ “_ mg; nghsay tzverhioes ankygoiiai  panuade thgéueen wwearless
htth nage. botthewea er. 50°" ' ¢01&lb0l\MtI_ ' " '
M I ,mu iw, §§“‘.f,1 3}"°u.I.§‘§f'.fu'§¢°§uuu.° i”2§.ui.u§; :ul Iw-uuhgahw gag °;;f§t°§;- m"m Tim mow up her hands
arehlfil. . . ~ .' gmqrh have till B » 'dely ;»» .
6°” Y°“' ‘“°""‘°°° my °"°°tfiufmI iIg'uuI?.?'"° it :liver rains but it i>°w~==l '- 'oli.-maaui. .1 as ay. r vuucur- ,_ _
, Mid °°mP UH ~ ,_ _ , , ., V gd w mmm? me amp” W" so “_ Sykes in Mary Anne Dismeli i.
H ’ in nu M gh ' in _ cb g I h ' rum; \ |,|,iygg_A. Ed- tltlllil |>\itB)lNt¢y`b0W atfihelidé. _ _ _
H°ww==¢ A W ,H .°° pwugxggessemd u -.~'°“° wut; _'#3,-,_g_°wn ,,,,,,,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,_?|,,,,,,,,,,,,,, _g ,  _ i _ p  i p M  _ 
» » a ohne (m wma 3°-,ponllectinga criialiinrmcasage-~l\|.rs. Brown . ~  - . ~
ts » nglgmgn by the Dim# WIQGIIQY fill! ID lllldoratatld that
laxfhigf nits h ` m g-brings; 'fact my ~ mend. .the what he¢rJMhie»}Yl;y requires is abou-
.i \
a friend as 1' ` fmicssm-, out another wmt is the net-as up
_ _ Morgan Lilravy imiitew Yorkie Ill, ‘
"I sm net, tame mianuscripts oi- Laicadio __
give you I Hearn and wal informed-bl' Miss
_ rite _areeni =-Kina ltiivariani. .that
sent. with - ey' had been destroyed several
tcoonie
and combing the hair thoroughly.
DRESS has never been one of Divide it in the middle and then
mms strong suits inc pun ln- across from earto ear. This make?
- our equal sections. Divide each o
` “I haven‘t bought a new hat in these sections three times and ap-
nva years," he once confided. in ply the antiseptic lotion along the
Hamlin Garland. the novelist, exbi- parts in the hair. A handy way to
h gg, Fedgrg, he had apply the lotion is to take pieces of
bit t _
onkfgs 312,: ‘iguggught this grlg- abmrbent cotton. wrap them in _
l of auze and di in
lnally myae , b t Nicholas (one "HB1 BQUBPES 8 P
of hiskgdoptadu gggg) liked gg, so the lotion. Moisien the scalp all over
wcu that he appropriated it and in this ww- i ~
wore it for two years. At last The “em SWF is W m“55°€° th”
thinking ltwom cut, he returned it ‘WP 1°' fifteen ‘“1“\1W='»- In im'
to me. I am now in full possession “her ‘“`u°l° this W°°k I *mu de' r
scribe the massage movements. if
Now thescalpls ready for heater!
I suits at once, but keep up the treat-
, were entire y ment for at least four months.
 ‘garland tells the It is important to stcrlize olle’s
lla" 61 "Back Trailers from the comb, brush and hairpins to pre- _ -_ __
B gl Border"-Barrie translated. vent reinfection. This should be _./ Ns, __,l_ _
gs; cfwwmgr pointing at the artic- done after each shampoo. Met- /-_‘   
_. ' .li d-b h beboild '/W  '
le mm said' is m.I1wrInI}e?plled: "It In Iv/gieifnzlr blalirsedesirizxgyi oven fir W/ \ f.l'/if `
_ (1 @_~_;_\  »»l.iifl1\\;\§f./),
U W°°\- . ' mud g,he_ tion combs, however, should be ster- \»_',§',:,1,` I ~__'.',,§_1i.',r,i`ilii\.`_‘_‘,f..\)fJ' //f'
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“ I talked him
out of it .. .. .Z7
happen! S0 Silddenly! So un
expectedly! And when everything
looked so promising!
“And to think that time after
time he wanted to increase his life
insurance and I tdlicedf hifn out of it.
How Itard I worlied against myself
and a ' t my _ own interests. I
wante_¢I a bi r house. I Iwanted
luxuries! §gewan_tcd everything
except the protection he was urging
me to accept.
‘gtgot _,my GWII  <_l_f`I'co1_11‘S€~
The _ f e Insurance 'Was not taken.
I robbed the children of their
if.
.V
W "°°‘°'~ ' been im- ' A ` lu'
ightl. coming from me., mem might have _V , ,\,`_,.},_,, _
nemh PWM mean the in art as well as fact - ‘ ’-'  ‘f?`5d"f.-nxt
crystals. - h . .
menus. rubics, sapphires and einer- soft dwp feel to the rug when you guadieston that should proved , _ g _Q ' ~~ - . ._ _
alda Cloudy or clear. carved or "gp on it, that sense of luxiiry. ,ml mm; ln.wit for a list of his 1b°ws_6° ' ~ 11-czcve 1'1iaf`_' f ,
mga. it is very popular in accessory when the tact ,sinks into the carpet mend, .us acquaintances readalike THEN they pi: ::u;=:}mn_ ,vt-v».-f msg ~
BC _ _ ” . _-  l
n _ _W _ (3,.
aaa inure is no misc as you new ,, ~~wiu.'u who uitlia Artistic Lit- beluvca of peru - -
across the room These was BN Q.-guy and Bohemian wide, wide =-not one P°¥9°“1si’;`3‘_fy (gf gg
:-3 __ \_;
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education, of my care, perhaps of
- their future success in life. I robbed
myself of the children’s companion-
ship. For now I must leave :item
to earn the money needed to keep
our little family together - - HIC
money that Life Insurance would have
given me if he had had his way --
“- - and I talked him out of it;”
It has been truly said that, “If
every wife knew what uevery widow
knows, every man -would carry ade-
quate Life Insurance”.N ._ .‘
And too often _it is /the children
'who must pay the penalty of _ the
wife’s prejudice. I ' "
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°\|5¢°m°‘°' ° Of ou e, erything should be  . ~ .< ~  /.. ;  ~ -"-
""n‘W“ Wh" W 1°’ an an ww' scrulgbedrswitlfgcap and water b~fol'c 7’ ‘ 'f 1'-“lu \ R s s
the Heel" *"4 '°i"“°“'" bein sterilized. ' '  0.- » _  ' , -  ii `5l<`=\
e -» v 3 - - - - if
N e-  ~ ; 2 , - _ __ _. . _ _
u-”“»--“Eu”   do is  “  ;:“.:;.“l..z:c  u . e ._ .fe of
oalcs.siuaios.'th»t=i1\=¢ W°§;°m late. on Mgloztw Ms It “_ ,,,_ l _ V __ ~ 
ed to name the wittlest man 5,-aes, In sc . b -Bm M the \-
uld not hesitate d 4 the condensed re 
 c 5 voice.
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VV H U* In That herson of 17. appearim-in
bleuesy ,me ‘Cui md “F _ G d-_ .ioii him when llc comes home. mid!
Bake me me°Ldd‘;,k_.. °‘ ° flights, lights. lights. pl.-my ufcourt cu a charge or trespassim.
lights. Dizzy' always likes llgliisfccllld neither read nor write. ai-
though he had had e. emmuhuly
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` f _' And then llc tells me overythinlr
th:{f§"nreL:‘!gml*|:g i‘;rl§;‘ctse|i§};;'; 3;, thai. has llappcilcd in the House oi `.0<'|\lC4iU°n ‘it lil ¢1¢U`|¢M3\'l' 
Bu§m;s.ed Hhghmzigaects they donwigéigiiinolls and I clap him oil to “'85 i/05ilff¢d by a mother in IUW'
U “", Heliumtgas has been discovered.
:Xl °f "1" “*‘°‘*"'°\'Y°"° ¢°U°d hcl' fur the first time lu niucpc imtccli part in :nu recent ty-.ping een-
wn|'¥ Nm*-‘Hifi Nw l'l8hi» ld”-fconneotlcn with the sinking of deep’ test at Paris in which Mlm lealt
h on ings one assed lin- how h¢r,,,-muh wen. neu. _i='rsul¢furt. an-Fisifalucll. ui england. was an-laura
dm in th°mlh=£‘nt:siI>tiIs‘?>itI»IrlII'{m“"y' ' I lm Mu n uis oz rarls mana
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ment. 'shenreblitfi iso relates James ET” have deemed that auw_
., I mob e exhaust gases injure treesyards while smooth leaved tmaa C8-
Ah! but I “IWW” “Ve mpper, with furmwed leaves oil Paris bouie- cape haml. . _
lebone, England. recently. ' ~
Competitors from many couiil-riel
Eumpe's Typewritiiig Chlllliliill.
of lilra.
tube
with a
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dear. what
your tomb-
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health. aildu
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