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Second Section
Eight Pages
SS1TS. . MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, MARCH 24. WAX n Xo 2. '
FLOUR BAGS
DYE EASILY
Of all iibru'ft, tlie material otmd
in used flour bags is perhaps the
easiest to dye and the one thui
lriiif?s the happiest results. Whiie
Hour baga in tueir natural cream or
white can be used with success for
making atntctive things for the
home and for pftrsonul wear, their
uses are greatly multiplied when
they are dyed some attractive tint.
To get the bafrs ready for dyeing,
rip them and remove the stamping
hy soaking it in kerosene overnight
and then waahinj? out in warm
water, or by using javeile water.
Boiling will not only remove any
Jingerinff ' traces of the stamping,
but it also takes out the dressing
-thoroughiyj which helps the good
io take a nice even dye.
Use any of the standard brands
nf boiled dye on the market
and follow the general directions
' printed on tbo package. Use an
enamel dish pan or foot bath
frn bniHnw If iml? nnt fitnin Tr
t no .n vtntu, k'nonino- th :
' .11
material stirring nil the time, not ot!or ",ul ;it,'Hm fmm Mnn can
round and round but. OVER and; htx of without the neces-
OVER, as shown in the drawing. ; sit-v of opening the windows in
Have you seen the tafTy machine in Jie summertime this hood will
the candy shop next to the movie aUo lead off the excessive heat
house how .the arms go in and generated when the oven is used,
out? Well, that's the motion you U no hood nan he placed over the
want. Any small sticks will do, out tovo a motor-driven fan may be
old curUuir irons are really Ideal, jimmiled in the wH or over the
io get an even color you a tie
prottd of let the material cool o)fj
in tho rfvfl hnth A wrin of the ma- !
tvriai held utj to the lie-lit while wet
uhivwra th nvlnr th irriorls will he
when dry. Ironinf? . tne material
while wet ffives it a lovely (floss,
The unbleached Hour bajrs take a
slte;ht!y ctftTerent hue from the
bleached, but is no less attractive,
The unbleached material dyes ,
fatcihatmg old rose or old blue.
Figures Don't Lie;
5o Follow Advice
of Beauty Editor
We may have gone far since Hie
days of wasp-waists but the "tin
Bunnortod" figure is In danger just
ns much as was the one witli the
old-fashioned corset. 11 o w to
achieve the "perfect form Jvy stm- ,
nip methmi
"It was a tun Flavtfch fashion
that inmlo the pti-U of this Kvti
cratiun rto some tliinKs to their fit;
ureK tiiat weru quite as hail as
what an iddei- seneratfi.n
Fenjinlae ftti-vec, taU Fashion, are
pasnotl. Kn the lines of femininity.
e.neelallv lhe htist, were com-
preised In minds nil iney an, ' " imienuu luiiraicm now pereit k:uh Willi lots of color look
oflen definitely injnrlns the mils.- must ho lamely that of guide. Pur- svell with crutonnn figured cur
ciea of support. Instead ot niaklnitj enls piny point nut tlie way, but tains.
tho figure more henlillful they the young person must he permit- j Query, Are floor' and tahte
actually mndn tho hust flahhy and t-d Io follo- it as his own rate of lamps used in the same room?
saifKins. After the ftrowinu period , speed. What that speed Is will he Mrs, T. N. M.
is over, there is very little tiittt tile I .jv:;.- t Answer. Ves, and moreover it is
girl In her twenties can do for this.
lirassieros should he properly,
fitted and worn no lighter than
the chest needs: at its point of
Kreatest natural expansion. If pan-
iin-e is Imm-oved and the rlitht
maHsaae and cxereise hejfun, the
injured mucrlFK.wllt not grow any
worse, thoua ihey can never quile
regain thoir normal position.
, "Once inihued with the Idea of
nn untrammeled figure, women of
all attes refused to wear anythinjr
Hiat -esemi)led n corset or silp
portiiic F,-ument. liut when they
take Hie whole pattern of our life
into consideration, iniyslca! traln-
inr experts today admit the femi- J
nina body needs suidiort and the
sooner It Rets the rtjtht kind of
support the lovelier our figures!
will bo. . I
"In H lhe siapfs of our chane-1
tniS silhouette the modern modified
corset finds its place. Kueh sail-
montB ore stron?. hut- lipat and !
supple. They have a variety tt i
nfljustments. Women find thrni
easy to take care of, to keep clean
Pi-and fresh. They should be fitted
' hy experts, for they must work
with the fiRure, not auainst It.
They must not exert too muc i ,
nl low for deep hrtathhm and
make it po?ibh to expand eltest
nd dlapbrasra'
M
Easter
h ! saw two women weeplns by the tumli
I Of !it npw-htirk'd, in a fair screen jshici? .
Hewercd with fhruhs; the ve retr.hwd no trac?
Of auKiit that day performed; hut the faint sioom
Of dyhitf day was spread upon the Hky;
T.iu mmm wuk broad and bright above the wood;
The hri'csw brought token of a multitude,
Muxie, and shuttle and mlnjiled revelry.
At length cuiiii: gleaming through the thicket -Khnrfe
Helmet :imf t:usttne, ami a sieci-nrmed band , '
, Watched round the sepuicher in solomn itad;
The niutil-wurd past, frsim man to man cunyeyed;
And I touM Htuy thofe women rise and go .
Under the dttrfc .trees, moving sad ami slow.
Henry Atford, D.D., in Kansas City 8tar. ,
Every grown person should j
think of himself an a teanher in
lfiitiitin io urty vuim. wuu nt t
he associates. X'ot a Hern or for
mal leae.ier, hut ft Jofiy, casual,
comradely one who always takes
seriously the importunes of the
unfolding, the growth of. a human
mma, aim respeeis us irR v,.tth my four-year-old son to mi- .
ami its aspimtions; If we would, ; (icirKtimi th(i nee(lB w;ich actuate
all of us, only-think of ourselves lhom forms of aetiviiv. The huol
und our responsibilities in this ( jjK,,nE pit!.finti if ho !h alm a pal( i
light, we should 5tiU, of course, S w!J1 lrovMe lhe neeeswtry baek
maiie mistakes beinj; only human ! Kmtmfl antl opportunity for the
laii we suould he better parents, ehmrs activity fram stage to stag. 5
because we should come nearer to ; of hiH tieveiO!ment.
deserving the confidence with ' . !
which lit! le, children look to us for
eottnud - and jiuidanee in this
strange and intricate world.
1-Jven -though the kitchen in a
separate extension or in t;ie corner
of the house has natural cross ven
tilation, it is very important to
plan for artificial Ventilation over
the stove as weii, in the winter
time it i not possible. to draw off.
nil of th,e odors of evoking ' by;
opening (he windows, wince ehilly j
drafts may re.-uJt, Hut if ft hood is j
built over tho stovo and this con- !
neeted wit,i a flue which runs up i
to a vtmtflafur in the roof the
tj
'It is obvious that of the best
diseipiim. ' the parent must he '
more intelligent than the child, j "
With the most gifted children.'ibi
nuty quite early become a problem,
smec suen a emm ny tne age ot
ten yoars is as intelligent, or more
intelligent than the avmnKe adult
Unless both parents are 'very su-
perior, therefore, it may happen!
Ithiit the c.dhl, while Kill very Jm-;
, mature physically nnd emotionally, t
-comes to exceed a parent in com- Answer. No. create an environ
i prehemdoh of life situations. ; Wfin "Mv y own por-
I . ,. . ; sociality, and one which is satisfae-
Writiug tux "What a Camp Can lory to you.
Do" JSiuHara littiejohn say;
"When the wife of the director of
my boy's camp-saw that j was!
feeling it hit neglected by my son, -
sIia f aid, wltu a ' gentle laugh, '
"That's what happens to ali the i
mothers who conn here! I know
jt
painful but it has to- happen
f-ometimes, Hvery mother
mutft
learn, sooner or Inter
oniy huekrouiiti. . lint she must ! wouiti soon iie far different than
always he there makiiiK t"i her j ' expected.
chili's iiaekKroimti. When she, Query. When seieellni? drapery
ito-ll!. lie is iost," jiljaterhtis should one eonsitier tile
4 (texture ef the walls? Mrs. W, ii.
Adolescence is no time fur par- T.
j etits to ntlempt Io deal with their j Answer, res, hy nil. means,
sons ami dnuKhu-ra thru pressure ; HooKh wails do not tiw.k well wilii
or punisiiment, threats or depriva- soft silk curtains: neither do na.
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EMvvbeth Prkc, 17; ch33t
" h fairett of 250 gh!s in a ip.r.l
iprmgtime entwt t Spnin,
Wash.
edford Mail Trmt
Eve
I, determined by the boy'n or girl'a
physical and mental' development s
and by "the emotional enthusiasm
'and satisfactions ho discovers
ftIon thti way..
VtlUllln wIth our children rtwm (
t ,Jom.mi fl, nim;h tmon neUtnt
physical participation in their ae
t i vit lea as upon .y m pat he t ie un
derstanding and acquiescence i
, do not need to crawl with my one-
year-old. or Jump, eiimh or fclide
Home Decoration
By Jane Snedieor
BousewiVfiH having problems
on iiitorioriircratioti wli! Hoft
this coiiimn iHterosttnc. Queried
mity bo ailfirpswtni io I he ettiiur
of this pitKO, care -Mai! Tribune.
t'olor is no iontrer a factor to be !
to , u ivt , tl -you ever noticed what women with
iugR!ed with an tried out as im,, hnn(ltcnIW c,m fieeompiish.
experiment. Decorators, business- ij0oSc about you on the street, in
mnn, nnd housekeeper alike ntitst business, in tiie restaurant. Koine
understand color its effect , upon i women arc cursed with a tlisflgur-
hoalth, wealth am! hApplcW. Jt j hii'ttimavii, or the a ot .
must he used and Used intelligent- i
ly. The LHkuI days of spring are ;
hero arai things which a month
ago one hardly noticed are now
demanding attention. New draper-
must be seieeied, chairs nntst he t
ilu",u , 1 t..v j
: tmt brightened and freshened up, f
!ul saoum study cotars
nd us them as the cook does the '
'"fferoit ingredients i
'
tmtercnt mgrenienm useu m cook-
of each I
color, and the amount of is yvhle,h.n(1 hnmikerehh-t's niwuvft srmwv
? oisf should use and fo work out a
eoj.ibination which is pleasing,
euecrful as well as restful.
wuory. anouiu one try on
umu&u warn to woric out so- f
CK,K' wr,0 "omsr .urs. i. is.
Query, Should one use a' waii
paper and drapery materials in the
same design and color? Home of
the old ehinty patterns are to he
found in both cioth and paper.
Mrs, It, 1.
j Answer. You will find taat f
' variety is essentia! and besides the j
i cioth atifi iiaix-r wu5i jirl!ilily .
Isii'ililp !iff'n'niiy nnti the effect
not necessary that they BRree ns lo
! si )io or type of shad
; SnKM'k foe Kvpry i'nrpo
i The nmoek is a versatSh star
i Ineiit. it serves tile arilst, tht
I hotupwift. ana lhe working Klri.
! In some homes it has supplanted
thp houslreji waiie in various
shop, factories, and offices, St has food healthful plants, but he should
been Adopted as a uniJorm. I Brntne these plant o that, as a
I iJeeause It is the function of thei whole, they make a picture.
mock to protect the clothing he- A garden may he beautiful with-
neaih, miuiy women fire prone to ftUt sueh arrangement, but U wiii
.m-Kleet its appearance. They feej ' he so much more heauiifui if ii is
that if. doesn't matter how soiled weli arranged that no cme cn
f the smock Im-coiivcs ns long a ihejffor) to- negieet this phase Ami
Kurmenis under the smock remain
f elean and dainty.
ao w'Bfiwn shouid permit herself . ?ereen to provtfl? mieksrmjmi jortn' garaen pietan? crmrintrt m
Ut look untidy umhr any eireum-Mhc flowers ami ?o shut out uh-' effect by being sultahiy franud by
stasje. s. Sinee smocks afjusu!!y j lightly views. - the planting.
mmlv of washriMe fabni-s, the linnKhi n painter puiting hi-. A screen panting will aim give
htundeiinc of them is a simple filver eojnpitlon on n canvas on : privaej- which wiii mako the gar
matter, ft is poor poliey tit wear ; which tnere wan already the hurt? den ar:a f?r mom attractive to Its
hi smoek until it beeoro'-s badly
I foiled Tor ntre than one r'-a.m.
t Prenuent light laundering Is )ex
hkely to wear out a garment i,inn
t rubbing a badly srjih-ri one ami it
: t eai' on the laundrr as welt.
The practieai woman whether In
umeK or al hmm, wili have sev-
rai snsoek on hand nn that she
! T cuttrten them ia the twuiMlry
fttif as f.
-oii.
tin as taey show Klgnx of
PUBLISHES BOOK
t A - r ? 1 -
Mary Virginia Mootfy of Springfiski, Mass., wha has just Had a
bosk of paw pubiishtU hown in Ksw Yurk whsrs sii sonfsrresi
witit her jiuhi'siiers. She is t4 yea-s siii-
Neatness Evokes Admiration
Despite Physical Handicaps
; Vou girls who waii because your
; hair doesiW eurf, or : .think yffit art1
I doomed to die unloved because you
are freckled from ear to ear, have,
very often they manage io dress
themselves find carry themselves
with u gaiiasiiry that is more beaut
tifuk in its way, than a flawiess
complexion,
One tsf the most attractive girls
jn R certain town has borne tram
i,.tu a rturtt discoloration over one
of h(,r face ilnt thnt tit not
why one notices her K is- because
h(tr fiE13rc irt ,ind mwf,tIi
hiJ. ,,)ttKM ...iV her eollnrn
white, her ttngernatts wett earetf
f(... Rt. iu ,u.notnv.i iM.t-ff.c-
jfvi) (f tinint nod toot trrooo-
Kile earns a eojofortablt itv-i
To people who know her,
tnff
Screen in the
. " !l '-s.v -il . '3
,v-v. BEFORE PLAM
VIEW AFTa PUHTiHO
if a srardim owner is to eh joy to . backyard is unsereemd and per-ft-
full thti results of his labor mils tmH&htiv views miushy to in
wd investment in a garden, he
should not oniy grow htntutlfui
i mtt jf iJlf "nt important factors
In ii sheeessfal garden picture is a
ftf an ah ran, or a ca! shed,
t'la'd without th siinhtest fe -
Raid to its effect npon his fiorai
"ceptirr. Th- first thing the
i:,intr would ! watt hi he to hlot
oni t.ie ugly viw with a painting
w fthruhs and Irees ppainKiy ar-
: ranK"U, to "-reen out the obiee-
f thmaffie obieets and provide a
harmonlofw hackKroum! f.r h!
i ftowrn.
Thnt Is exaefiy the p itua-
tton f
jf;trpR makr whoyw
OF POEMS AT 14
tiUtt idrthmnr
has iMH'ouse ia-
A young wosaau with an impedi-
metit in her speech has mado iier
i self one uf the tjest tennis players
t fit her town, iier kiii vvhh the
: raeo. uet has heiped to wh her the
friends- and recagnfHtm which her
; eonversa! ional powers could not
; IU wither ... r off the ,tiriS
Her tenuis frocks are spotlessly
, wnlte. Dressed for the street in
the tailored ciothes f-Ue wears best
; she is undeniably smart am! yet
'wholomeiy feminine,, People like
, to nav
her amim. Khe has r
; humorous smile. .She is eonrteovjH.
s iier manners are as well con-
; tmtitHi tm itt habit,
if oieaniiness is an essential part
of the ehariii of the fortunate
ttimian who "has every thing,"
how much more does it mean to
one who is less than perfect physi-
. rallcv! 'To -he ntnrwarmltv aeeont
'able to fitivet-s does siot reuuire
ifeawty. f Hat it doe reitnire eace
S about the details of personal itp-
Garden Picture
"i'' T "t 'i i-
, rradr 'I'tee first task of sucn h
j gardener should, he to plant out
tan unsightly views.
5 Tho mrt effceiive screen ami
the most beathifut baekground for
fiowers is made with ire' and
" shruhhfiry,, pleasingly ififortnai in
j their arraugement, with a varh-d
f rkylinet arrange! as in tho sketch
to shut Gist unpleasant views. And
vi?-' thf-i' is a viw in la desired.
hillfuS planAvg wttt bring It Into
; nets and thus ntnre m:l than
; f.iherwNe, It is argued hy some
that privacy in the g:mh n is not
tUmvrrniie, tiui thr is smaU
' basis for this hh-. To he truly
demornttle one should not make
a garden Upon whieh oatsiders
may iak in ft-ftsr the shiewnlk.
Insipid develop your garden to Us
Breatest jmihie beauty and then
invito the world fo ooote inside and
pnji it with yu
Rogue River Valley
t
Tt tht who hrfived tive d.iHKrs ssi' thv wiid
VVUii fear ami hit-king de;tth an tvry nitUi.
Who ersse,d in prairie sehotmers o'er the plains.
To rette-h Che western eean ttewp unci wWc.
To tiKssf who perished aud to those wiva llv&tt,
& Alike who gave their hves tor you and met
Tist we hukM live In plenty ami in peaee-r
Wi rfedieiiie this prayer of shaifks t thee.
A prayer o thanks f:or ail tht tet'tlio fiebis,
' VVIie-ro fruit and vegetables gaiwre
Are raised, to fill demands from many lands,
Ktt sh?ii hem now f hardship or of war.
The creeks flow full to fill tho valleys' tntni.
Fram mountains wiiere the, wild gams live aud tlu-lve;
A tertih iund whsre povor!yrs imUttnwts. ,
A iand where men are giad to be aUvev .
Mrs. A A. K.
5-
4-1 44-4-4 4-
pearanct. This is tho ouivvard
t siKit of a faith in yourself ami eon
e side-rat io-tt for others ilmt whas
; fHemis in spite of ha-miieaps.
ivory C!oih
ivory Is a particular iy snuti-t
cojor in iiamask tabfe linens, it is
one of the tints being used exten
sively for the more forma i Janch-
A foundation of ivory dainask
; displays devorntive tnhie sipiioint
wseuts mtwt effectlveijv Silver,
ehimi ami giass on an ivory imso
make an exeeeKiingly interesting
' itrrtingn?m?nt, fenter-p iecss in
: mauve aiiti purple tones are par
ticuiariy good, and china of ivory
, with irtirder tones of purpio mny
he effectively used. The ghiss can
be amber crystal and thj fruit In
' the center howi af weii as tha can
I dies. In the silvee - .eamtehihrft
shouid carry out the mauve note.
Household Hints
4
; laliitiivg r varnishing tho
I inside of drawers ami cup
I hoartis hiis pravet! a great 4
4 improvement over tho old
' methmi of lining them with s
i i papers.
I 3f drawers where Hmm are
kept aro painteft hiut tho
I linens wlii not hecome yellow,
& to!iah windows with dry
4 chamois or tissuo paper or
nn ohi newspaper siightiy
nToisteio'd.
t When the whites of cggH
i 4 only have ia'n usei the
f yolks mny hs kpi ' i'resh for
; 4t neverai days if they are IwslU
en until thick ahd icmon
colored and placed In a eov-
4 ei cd howi. t
I Ta plant .fine fimver ae&rta
put them . in a 5arg salt
slmiser ttr in an ?mpty talmm
powder Ikx with a perforated
4 top. They may then he itcat-
UiHsl iiiora fven!y,
Xcw tin pans ahotiid hp
K iliorughiy greased with
j 4 melted Sard, inside and tU,
i & hnfora thfcy are washed;
4s then st is tho even to tiry.
t This w!!! prevent rtistlng,
j 4 Mrs, IT. Cfttttrttt ValnL.
;
.
f To peel peara anally Heaid them
I first, and yoa wiii ha surprised to
i ee how much easier it is t p&oi
1 ihenj.
C'ahhagf for Hi?iad--lf wintt-r
i lettuce grows monotonous ttse
shreiided cahiaigif as a iaisty for
i veeetaivie or iwn minds, Mnr'hmte
' th5 cahhagp with branch draswing.
; Maplfe applesApples hnkert In
; tnapia syrup, witn a pipca of bt
. ter In the cntrt will he a rieh
satisfying dessert fat dtiinei
Kitchen hoidir--iioiders Ut vise
I in the kiinhen are exe'ellent ma &
fram scraps of th'king, Wakn them
it haul inches stpiare, folding
j them three- thicknesses heforo
Ktit'hiiig,
tiravy on Tablecloth Wh
gravy is spilied on the tabfccloih
rnh th grease spnt with French
ciiaik oit lnvth sidas, Kohl cloth,
nnd leave ii mtftt the next time it
Ik needed lightly brash of? the
chaik with a oft( eiaan hrnsh nnd
your cloth jllt he as spotless am
though frestiiy laundered.
To i'revent fnkeK Hiicfeins m
Tans tint heavy paper tn fit th
httttitm of thf pin. When pansiir"
prepared this way they rennire no
oiling or dasiiag with ffonr.
1 Tii If?awift Srajhok
if the fod ehjnnr tUt nnt c?ss
Hatijfaetorliy ran a dcea of t md
throttifh it a you would fi
This wiii eh-an ami harjHn the
knives. Wash thormmhiy with hot
water to remove nil grit,
ittn eook find corn mf-fd mom
jrntlffartry than wheat flour to
di-edi; raixin for eake, They mm
J Up rhonti mor? fjiiiekiy and the
nieces wiii hj ?cjv.iratcd ioHteuti of
beinK n nm. Khe usw one taMe
Knatifui ejf the earn mtai to one
raining
! Jni?rail nf hemmins a Kiience
eifi!h, buttonhole it ami avoid th
ridge a hem asnaii? makes ,
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Humane Society
The hniJetin of the Amerieaa
Game IVoieetlyp association makes
Homo interesting comments on the
use f steel trisps i the takias of
furlMHire-rs a prohiem thai eiine
np or.asitnaiiy in this state ami
which wilt probably be mors tm
l portant as tiiiie goes on. Part &t
thti commtmtsi fittowi "lsghUi
tiva bodies arc now in session in
mKi of tin states, and in m?my &
I them iha htwmakors are called;
I npm in pa n projamed iegisia
: tion to Kifttaii the use nf the steel
trap in taking furhearmg anirtsais
. . . The taetum is one tlutt
cannoi he ht!;rmtttal hoiiy sn
the basis ii sympathy for tii nni
mais which ara taken t&r ih& txsrs.
Trapping la neecs;ary and, It is
f desirtihic ia have it doac dtt Ss
hnmaaa a manner as possible, T&
t Sftit ami tha Aatiofmi Aasatciattan
; af Uia h'ur Imiustry has offyjt a i
reward of & i i?.nii . for he' lavea-r
Uton of a itevtee,, mttisfying thai
ftrapperw rtasitireihontK and at that
t w ! tmo those of ihs hnmani
tarhtnpe. An asnaal prtsis af $igs
is niso off&resi hy this organisation
for tha Krmteat advance toward
Khe mutwal! ileslmi ohrctivs.
i Many soeaited hunmne tritns have I
I heej? desiKtrt'df hat ho far rohs Jias f
mot the trapping rctniromentg kb- I
ifioientiy to in twtfttat to- h strand j
i prissa. i
"SpartMmcR shonhi be kef?nly
Untercstet! la the praKrisff of this I.
iwivi nf v teKiHiatiaiu Furheai'lns
aninmis eiSKiState a irememimwdy
vahathitf eammerehiLt product and f
thay a!sat whfre usseoRiFii
t mnr.tltute a serious mtmaea ta
pittite ami other desirable fnvnia at
wild life, Ths? interest of snoris- ;
men i lo maintain control of ueh
fnr-hesirlns? animals as srss crms
moniy known as "vermin" and
preetmt their matne Increase in
namhorH, The interest of she
trapper Is 1 have far animals In
abundances thevefum a hapy
medium ,mn.ft hi Sfnittht,1 t mr
Antmabt.
Jackn Nonary iianiaae Hoti&ty
t WASHlKGTaX, Air mai!
J Hton may ias jnrted a nmti eierst
I flying thrtHsh the Right saverai
I thonmmi feet in the air af T&
miit an hnr. t
$ Aeronauiieai p aagiaerr! h ft v ?
eomnit'tfd plajjs for "fiying raii-
-ay cars which wlft earey Ssg
i noibnis nf mnii and wiii h?
euulhlad with a iara comnart
f meat witn jiiK?an-hoifisf . Kortijtg:
raefes anei sae:fe hohiersv ,
Chosen Apple Queen
tarn
2
Regalia Carlt old high
thoo! tjii-f, h j heso letad raitr
J of th f32S Waihtr Wush,, A-
f th haaef hr character, fe3Mty
rfnJ tchisrhip
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Second Section
Eight Page
HOT BAG!
J f i i i
ii
Onss wsrniest as4 closest frlnti
titmng the ehiy wimr monUia
apt Is bs th shi fashioned 'hut
watef bay r hs modem relaU?,
lhe eectm sail. And aorsly Macii
comforting- onsjjanioj.s should b
property ciud, Thit ruhWr i Biyeh
ks aHpnery It mmt4 aaal ih felt
easing of the electric pad rn-ii?
prn?cT5o?i frnm litrt. Then, ioi,
tbera is a t&stittet hysenle adyajs
ise in jnjHihjf r & zUmn cover
aVtcr tH batjf has ht esi! 5y ti
'HietJe covers rsn be made wsJh
vsry tlttie sSaft attd ox pen?, A
stngfe u?g Hor baj? wlii make iw
audi cover. The hasps cars tm hd
frttftt any bafesry for fen e.rd 4
movsui fey- esvsrfs it with )rd or
iiiatfe warn water.: Vt-
Ta make ih ease tfe lc?rk
pud, sHupy rnsfe? -riniB!'; i)jp it.
Ill .Homf what iuoidy, and iW
twt? srtap ra3lnars, on aej fliu1 o T
Ut phice whre the rf wiii b.
hfl hat water bug sr ss atrAiyht
at the top and round ml ihft iwt
tom, Pat as a esatRg-te the drAw
strfjf ttve ass eefjjfyr at th
bottom fir t?i ejvi f the ha ia
rvme tfcrstigh, ; . "
&m& aim$ israiie?t inch j '
& (TnMttftett ihttta r Hi;n in
ftfttftBe sttteh nuty iiU af
Bachelor Author
V&oids Blues by )
Playing Host
VSsat is the htoai home for a
tonety haehelorf A herniitafre? A
chih? An ssarSmont In the hcari
tit metropolitan : gitystlea? Noi
according to George Ade fiimou
hnmorist, madarn futai haron,
and eaehardcR)d hachehu. A
hig Ri5t! hospitahie iwvase sh hs
aaswer. .
His wit est&h!ishatt wizen -diiE,
ht set iu a. ten-aers skss-U, near
Jrook, Indiana, Thre he has not
only a haiit, hnt a vah&te yiiiajjv
&t huiidings, ineiuding a hirgo
etanetm? pavthos and a lo? cabin,
niiisty. fet larsK whh a screened -iu
used as a dtnirtg mom, ; He
aiaa has a awimming isooi and a
i?if tourae. Frsm the tstn the
place is araneti in the spriHjr nhili
It is elose? after the snow arrives,
no doors are lacked or entrance
harreti ; It b "a way-Ktatson ani
heih h6Kf for ait hh frlenda.
"ilasrslden is m from and is
supuosed to ha a ptaee af private
residency hat mjatatlmea j won-.
ilcaV says flc-arge Adef writing in
th January AmeriKas itome. "Ii
m rr-warded as a xort off rej?SBtrn
tion taijerR'acio and lafarmutlon
btrrs?an. irhsMy there never was
anathar sueh emtahhahment, The
only reasoa, it is Rot cisssed na ftrt
institution is that it raeesve n
atate alK ii ia aat esasiiy a, rond
haasdt hffiise , we servs no shnri
order," - ',- . ,; ,! :
"t started in t have no tsny
shack ia whleh I ecalS a
wnrk tahft far from th& maddhig
erod and J ?voaad a& hy having
a village on my hands and learning
that when the retinae keeps on
ineressing, ami &n& has a goif hab
on oKft's hand and the hene
KToanda are a pieslcr rescsrt for th
aariheru hemisahero, !ifa in ih
eonntry may betinis as eoagfid
and whoopiariirus s iifo at
Chieajfn Ahlotie: ehjh ia Chleaj;
nr the LaiBbif in Eew York. . ,
"tio not jest the impreaaloa that -t
have hssfc my iatiRsata affection .
for IfasHden ust iteeanse tt h;a
tttkeR on ajs of tha spss-feeaaw
ani rmisJiOKs charactsristiss of
a Unttm Station, or a Tarfeish hath.
it i my only haven of rofuge.-'
mys the AmerieaK: iteme article,
"Withtjat it wsuhi bo as &a&d
tht a a hirti oat on a branch,
with wiater eomiag on. FeMthly
It Is ust the felnt of home fteass
hartined haeheler nees n fee 3ji
Rot mifii to pino away from fen-