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THE OSEGOH CUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. SUNDAY' MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1213.
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The next President will
be elected by
women
In. pontics yoo get vrbsX yoa ff-i for. And the women of
America are going to ask fbrnd get the man who win
be the next President of the tSfaited States, hat ; the plat
form of the feminine voters & going to be, how it will be organ
. ted, what women should vote for, -all these vital problems
, of , government . are outlined by Anne Martin, Independent
candidate for United States Senator.
She asked her divorced
husband for a job
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It was a topsy-turvy day, mis wet, unpleasant Friday (ha
13th. Miss Keane, the newspaper society editor knew it: She '
knew it as weH as Mrs. Treadwell who asked her divorced
Iraand for a job.' Everything went wrong and then the
miracolous happened told only as Kathleen Norris can tell
a story'J Be sure to read "Friday, the Thirteenth. s
Food in Mid-Autiimn
Good , Housekeeping this month shows how to prepare a red
inkl-Autumn dinner. Together with the menus and the nu
merous ways of serving these delicious meals, are tested recipes,
secured appropriately from Massachusetts. There are five
very helpful articles in this department for November. '
A few other big features
lit the som6 issue, additional stories by:
William J Locke, James Oliver Cur wood,
1 Rebecca Hooper Eastman; Articles on: Dec
orating the Sim Parlor; What 'Women Phy
sicians are Doing; Gifts riiaf Children Can
Make;' Needlework; Gifts Easily Made Out
of Wall Paper and Shellac; Bathing and its
Relation to Health; Two pages of cutouts in
color for the kiddies by Sheila Young; rr
gether with Harrison Cady's famous bug pic
tures. A 258 page issue the biggest ptibli-
, . cation for women on the newsstands.
poles apart U--
were
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He was of the people; and she
was of aristocraticbirth. It is the
bid: old story that is forever
new because it has been touch
ed by a master hand, because it
deals with a new conflict be
tween love and labor
every man
may soon have to face.
every womair
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by
Degin
most
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Hanning
the winter wardrobe
and doing it economically
The new winter silhouette, together with all the other latest
Fashions, direct from the greatest designers of Paris. Through
this ' department you can wear what is newest and smartest
without making a great financial outlay. A complete Paris,
New York and National servk 12 pages of Fashions and 55
illustrations.
P.S. You will find a valuable Christmas forethought in these
pages.
AUaf these
in this big 25 8 page issue
I.A.iR;WYLIE
Dr. Frank Crane
Dorothy Ddc
Kathleen Norris
Anne Martin
Rebecca H. Eastman
James Montgomery
Flagg
Judge Henry
Shute
William J. Locke
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley
Dean Cornwell
Grant Reynard
worth Brehm
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The Real Diary
of a Real Boy
Here b : enotner boy who win set Axnerica f laughing
"Phipy? Shute. His diary, so deUghtfuUy nurrxmxxs, is infused
with a charm of other dayp the dajrs when you were a
boy up ; sa New Erigland, or the Middle West, or down
Soum. This diary places the author. Judge Henry A Shute,
, with Blark Twain and Booth Tarkjogton-- the ktexarr
fathers of a few immortal boys. ,
If you have
idb
being watched
yon are
Love cannot change women,' But other things can. And thos)
other things that 'happen every day, no matter what job yoa
have, are the things that your employer watches. There fa en
theretofore unexpressed truth in The little Girl in Badness."
Another J true article : in this issue deals with a woman wh
made a tremendous success by sticking to a motto.
WiU Prohibition Prohibit ?
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What ' is going to happen to the patent medicmes and
flavoring extracts that contain alcohol? WiS oVcmn revtva
the practice of prescribing whiskey as a remedial agent?
What brews may be made at bome?Tbese questions are e9
answered completely by Dr. Harvey W. Wiley in ths issue.
A reader service department '
Every one of the 295 different advertise
meats in November Good Housekeeping is
part of a genuine readerservice department..
Every advertised product is guaranteed by
Good Housekeeping, the acceptance of the '
advertisement being subject fq our owh eX'
haustive laboratory tests And each oho,
fundamentally, does much more than tell how
to spend money ; the announcements chow
how to t save time and' energy ; they insure
greater serviceand t hereby result in real econ
omy. Think what this really means to : you.