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THE GOLD HILL NEWS. THIKSDAY. JIX Y 21. 1M2
TZzeKTTCADS! Cheerio Chapters &
Fun for All the Children
Beauty Talks
H ow It Started
EW.ted fry DOKOTflT ED MO.ADS
MARJORIE DUNCAN
Famoui Heauly Expert
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It e m D eaw rvee A t t M t i o a
'* . D V IM J K T S a re becoming more a a fl
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t-A more popular because lh a tr sflk-
ctefley and ra is e baa bees brought
lu m a repeatedly.
Few boase b all«-
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era. fnr laataaca, ra a ba accused off
polling all their eggs la one basket—
financially speaking. T l a ah «or folly
to spend all of owes anting» oa a ra g .
far Inataoce. when lha windows need
repalrlag and Iba chair» bead r w o t t r -
Ing. And ao on.
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Yet a greater group thaa we Im agine
atm eon I la oa io cuoreatrate oa o n *
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phase o f Iba baa Bly onaaaaMa flame
time» II la Iba beat feature th a t rw-
reives special attention (and woman
are wise Io wish Io heighten (h e ir
' ‘rhlefeet charm .',
More v f l n . o f
' course. allanltoo la focused oa Iba foa-
1 tore aa uee<te IL And you can't blam e
| a woman for that, ell her.
GAME OF GOLF HAZARD
H u n ter Provides Coast
Chinese W ith “Courage”
But the wisest plan and the one
thal makas for the utmost In beau
ty la the '’budgeting for b e .u ty *
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Fort Bragg. C a l i f - F r a n k Taafe,
Fort Bragg banter, baa probably tba
moat unusual occupation In Iba world
— that o f supplying “courage'' to Han I
I uses known women Io spend a
h alf boor on ihe crowning glory to ib a
exclusion o f a ll other beauty rllan.
And white Ib a lr h air waa lowly and
lustrous. (bey did Dot—aa you h a ra
probably guessed—proaent a complete
picture o f careful grooming. The f a d
la thal loo much concentration on ona
part of (be picture mark» a very sharp
' contrast and etnpbaaliea (be unloveU-
neaa o f (he uncared for portions.
Franctero'e Chiastowa
T he C h ln e a e th a t la. thoaa of Ihe
older gewerattee—believe that to eat
o f the flesh o f a wildcat Is to endow
the eater w ith courage ami strength.
T a a fe swppttea the w tld ra ta which
he (rape alive la the mountains near
kece. and ships In crates to Han Fran ,
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Hom e Built in T ree
Shelters O rphan Boy
By WALTER
TRLMBLLL
W hat seems to me the moat de
tectable story I have heard In ages
Is told me by Kathleen Caewnr.
"There waa.“ Bays M as Caesar, “a
young man o f Greenwich Village who
really could w rite. H e worked hard
enough te get together a few tfaoa-
Railway Gun “Defending” Coast
«retched . swore. and toured him self
a drink. T he thing waa done, and be
fe lt th a t It was good. T h e " a n g e r
should be prood o f IL I t was a novel
to put a name o a
T h e “a n g e r beamingly took the
completed manuscript and wrapped It
up carefully H e told the young man
a t waa first going to offer It a» a
aerial to a certain magazine.
“T h e y 'll tak e It like a shot.’ he
■«Id. “ l a t e r I I I bring It out In hook
form. Tea rete and n t come bock
here and tell yoa what they gay." '
L ate th a t night the “angel" came In
like a dock. I t was evident that be
had been swimming In oomething
atrv-nger thaa water. T he author fig
ured be moat have been celebrating
his lite ra ry triumph.
“ How about n r be aald.
-H o w about what?“ demanded the
“u a g e t"
“T h e book, m a a W hat did they
aay about the novel r
“Oh. th a t.” aald the angel c a re
lonely “I'l l tell you. I'v e been with
a peach o f a girl who was going West.
Khe didn't have anything to read on
the t r a l a ao I gave her that manu-
acripL"
To keep a teething baby's dress dry
tack an ordinary dreaa shield by the
corner» on the under aide o f tbe bib.
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Put a teaspoonful of vinegar In tbe
w a te r In which all potatoes are boiling
Just before they finish cooking. This
w ill prevent them from turning dark.
a a a
A taffeta dreaa should not be hung
up In a warm closet Heat dries uo
the moisture and la Injurious to tae
sizing In the silk. Hang silk dresses
In coot cloaeta and they w ill last much
longer.
( f l by th v Assectstsd Nvw spar-vrs)
CAUSE FOR EGO
"W h a t a tob so swelled up about?"
“T h e prison critics have lust put
h im on tha A ll-C rim in al team for thia
/e a r ."
Cow's K ick Costs F ia g e r
Harklmer.
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Margaret
F ulm er bad one finger amputated a
few days ago a t the Mem orial hospital.
Mrs. Fulmer's hand was struck by a
cow. when the anim al kicked while be
Ing milked.
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T hey are telling a story about a
w e ilkn o w n young w rite r who met
G reta Garbo. H e had been told of
her Indifference, bot found her charm
ing. .«he laughed at hla stories and
aand flrdlar». took that M ake to
Europe, and loot It almost as f a « aa talked to him n atu rally and freely
H e wanted to aee her a g a in ; asked If
I f be bad played the m arket instead
be might take her to tapper. She
•>t the boulevards. He was a good
aald no. but thal afae would lake him
fellow w hile be bad IL but when they
oo a real Swedish picnic. Ho be had
•hipped him borne hla only
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were a flrat-ctaaa hangover and a sec a banket o f lunch pul up and won
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dered whether the aloof Garbo would
ond class berth to sleep It off.
to Reunion of Brothers
keep
the
date.
Kbe
did
and
they
drove
W h ile he bad been away, the pro
out In the country, picked out a aprrt
Dubuque. Iowa. — Andrew Burn
cession had moved on and It looked
• a I f he might be le ft standing on and ate. Then they talked. He found hardt. afxty-owe, and hla brother. Jos
him self telling her about fats life and eph, left home about tbe same time
the sidewalk. T h a t te to aay. things
were rnd ao g-eel. when suddenly there she listened patiently. H e was so a f forty-tw o years ago. going In opposite
fected by this defrosted Garbo that
waa a fluttering sound and Into the
directions to seek th e ir fortunes. For
he finally ventured to talk about her
years Andrew searched for hla broth
young man’s life (Icqiped an “angeL"
T he “angel" was a man who could -People don't understand you." he er In v a la Every tim e be passed
w rite
large checks,
which
never aald. “ You really are very cointan
through a ^own la his railroad work
bounced back, but had a great desire
to w rite a book. H la quallflcatlons
aa a novelist were ambition and a
vague Idea for a plot. He made the
young man a propoaitloa
“I have a great Idea for a book,"
he aald, “but I haven’t tim e to give
to tbe actual labor o f construction,
r i l get you an apartm ent. I»iy for
your meals, and furnish yon with
plenty o f tobacco and a reasonable
amount o f liquor If you w ill do the
work. I'm glrfng you the p lo t All
you h are to do la the w riting ."
T b e young man finally agreed to
lerina. He and bla typ ew riter were
duly Installed In a smart and com
fortable apartm ent and the “angel”
came In ev e r, day to see thal he waa
not being g y j* 4 . As a m atter of fact,
he was getting the fu ll worth of bis
money. Aa has been said, the young
man really could w rite and he got
Interested In hla Job. H e lurned and
twisted the Idea tbe man bad given
him onlll It waa a real plot. The
characters t>egan to breathe and grow,
to live and struggle. Even the “angel."
Who Insisted iqmn reading each day’s
work, could aee that be and the young
man were going to w rite quite a story.
He grew most Impatient to see how
He«-retary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams la shown
It would turn o u t
fifth championship o f the sound fleet off L archm ont
A t last the young man ripped tba i
In com ml sal o a
Despite the distinguished “skipper g-
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A I » T stains in woolen ciotblng. no
m atter how hard and dry. may be
removed w ith equal parts of turpen
tine and am m onia
tenable and kind. Yoe would make a
area a line wife. Why flo a t yoa m ar
r y r .«be didn't answer and be looked
op te fled her head bent. It seemed
that be bad made a deep ‘ -p r ts a l n.
Was she looking down because be bad
said something that made her sad?
Perhaps It was to bide the mist la
t e r eyes, or perhaps It was Just her
well known shyness. But when at.e
rt"k e , It was In ao unetuotlocal and
extremely m atter o f fact voice.
“Do you think It is time.’ she de
manded. “ that my feet are aa Mg aa
they t o y r
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C h o o s in g P e r f u m e
E IIF V M E Is a delicate art. the last
delightful touch, the final touch, the
final complement to one's coelome and
one's personality.
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In trig u e z
It
charm a
Few American woman have
mastered IL
Perhaps one reason la
lack o f (bought In choosing a perfume.
Don't study your neighbor. Cnleaa you
are purchasing a eeeol for her. Your
own perfume must he a complement to
your <>wa personality. Age enters
here. Type loo. Many a misa of sweet
sixteen has made herself ridiculous
by tha application of a heavy odor
suitable to a matron thrice her years.
Anil, llkealae, a m ature woman using
a very delicate w hiff of a perfume
does not achieve the desired effect.
Aa for type, picture the tall, dark-eyed
ruby-llp|>ed O riental wearing a wee
bit of Iliac or rose. Inconsistent, Isn't
It? O r the petite, fa ir and fra il china-
doll type surrounding herself w ith a
heavy. Intense scent. A conflict there
—not a complément to her restful, coo,
personality and charm. Color Is an
Inqmrtant factor, too, for moat blondeo
are flattered by the delicate flower
odors, and brunettes can wear tl>«
more Intense perfumes to advantage
Bui before color la considered, temper-
nment and personality have to he ta
ken Into account.
To achieve Ihe ultim ate flattering ef
fect remember these subtle aecrels for
applying perfume. They date back Io
the Greek and Homan eras, when |>er-
fuming was a dully ritu al.
Itrmem -
her that a wee hit la all thal Is neces
sary. A good perfume (and Dial la
the only kind worth buying, should
have lasting qualities.
An Infinitesi
mal drop behind (he ears, a touch on
Ihe llda nnd lirons, a bit on the palms
of your hand. Become a devotee of
the uiomlxer. It la an economical way
of aprendlng the subtle scent—d istrib
uting evenly— without waste.
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guns of the V. S. army railw ay a rtille ry being fired at a
« f o r t Hancock. Sandy Hook. » . J , daring the a rtille ry
tlce defence o f low er » e w York and the Jersey eoaaL
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Clean Falla. » . Y.— A few boards
laid scroas I, mbs of a tree served
aa the b om s o f tlarolu Bennett,
eighteen years old. the last few
daya Aa orphan, he arrived late
teat week seeking a Job. Penniless
and friendless. ha obtained boards
to build the -flo o r- and llmha.
blinds and tin to make up the re
mainder o f hla abode.
Police found the youth had no
coverings and bad not eaten for a
day. lie was taken to headquar
ters. fed and then turned over to
Ihe county borne at Warrensburg.
I f yoo bars beard thia preachment
before. It tieara repeating for It Is a
beauty maxim.
Budget your beauty
time. Have yoa two hour» to speed)
Then be sure to deeole enough tim e
to brushing your hair, massaging your
scalp, giving your skin the treatm ent
It needa, and your figure lie due share
o f exercise, (tet out In the »pan—r e
member that Iba rre lth rules are a ll
a very Im portant part o f tba beauty
regime. In treating (ba akin Iblnk of
Ihe face, neck, shoulders, arms and
hands as one unit. Don't neglect tba
face for the bands, the bands for the
h air and ao o a
An unbalanced pic
ture Is (be re e u lt Be fa ir to every
phase of beauty and to every Item
that g»ea to make up the whole, h a r
monious beauty ensemble.
T o be sure you w ill hu ve to devote more
Ume to that part o f the picture which
Is not perfect than to the more « H e
factory portion« of your ensemble.
But do give a Uttte tim e to each Item.
You can work out your own budget
according to your own needs. O r oil
certain days you may wish to concen
tra te on your h air— or your s k la T b a
big point In thia sermon Is do not
neglect any phase of beauty. Study
your own needs, then set about en
hancing your lovellaeaa and preserving
w hatever gifts nature baa endowed
you with.
A MA/J WITHOUT
H6 HOME TCWN
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he looked In tha telephone directory
—hoping to aee hla brother’s name.
Then he hajipened through Dubuque,
and. as usual, glanced In tha phone
book. There waa h it brother's name.
M a s t B a S pread
Cheerfulness la like money well ex
pended In c h a rity ; the more we d i»
pose of It. the greater our fwaseasiou.
— Victor Hugo.
L e t there be a very delicate
breath of perfume about y o a Uko
a soft, spring breexe, a faint warm
w ind— now here— now gone— but
enough to favorably im prest peo
ple "to remember you by."
T he fuslldloua woman of m eant may
choose several different perfumes— to
expresa mood, occnslon— to comple
ment her costume. For oporta, a p er
fume w ith the tang o f the woods In
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For evening an exquisite, exotic
scent.
Always Its chief fonction
should be to express and enhance her
own personality. T h a i la the drat rule