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T i l t II.I.USTKATKD K K A T l’ R B SK CTÌO N
A lalented Young Painter
M a rc h 21. lí»81
The Worm Turned
A True Story of i h r F a ir of a Head-strong ami A ttra c tiv e
Young I .ady.
I wan born in « comfortable home aomewhere on Lenox
Avenue, in Harlem, and was graduated with honora from a
notable high school in New York City in nineteen hundred
and twenty.
Nancy llurr», my emudn who II vet!
I Hut Miu'r thuftr tiny» of tnnoernt nrkt door, defeat«' t the »Ight of him,
childhood, the clrrum»tftircea of nty but »luce that w ta her nttltude to
Ufe h*\r bren c hanget! from the ward moat young men. I didn't givo
,n d “ ,u" 1 uf “ '*• " n» ’lr it much attention. Nancy . . . on*
huiiie life with the protection and of thuae would but can't" girls with
companionship of a mother, to that a mother who kept her within view,
'of a woman of the street, with youth and a fare that was positively “vice»
and friends gone
proof '' We nevrr expected her at*
I was virtually forced to vend my tltude toward imwi to change any
body for a erust of brrud or a plate M a in e r Ilian her face did
of soup like Ihr courtesans of An One night I was surprised to know
cient Groce, who bartered their that mother too hud learnrd some-
charms for a few ftgx. a handful of
It'untlnurd an Page Si
dates, or a piece of ehrrsr
One year ago today 1 returned
home and was Mirprl-od to note how
I happy my mother was to have me
7 Shades in 7 Nights
It would make her ashamed to know
| all of my troubles. But now lhat 1
am home In the midst of peace and
joy and a chance to live again, 1
shall spend much of my lime telling
to other high school girls why
1 left home, that they might prolM
e f
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j r h * t n i r | 1«
by the exprrienre ot my life
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My . waywardness began at my
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father s death 1 thought then that
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I had no one to obey. My mother
® b l r a « h.
• as a good woman but overly affec
G IFT E D YOUNG L A D Y AND P R I7.E W IN N IN G SELF PO R T R A IT —Miss L illian l> ,.rw r. IS y ear old hl«h tionate and Indulgent. She had a
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M-hool girl, w ith her self p o rtrait, » h u h wun the ra v e le d O tto II. K a lin USti prise a l the exhib ition of Negra
^<X.sjy
(hrntllt. A l»»l
a rtis ts a l the A rt t en ter, 6 i E. V .lh Stre e t. Miss Does -y w a s d isco v e re d by a frien d of M a u n rr Stern e, well little money and of roursr. many f j u t y err an t . . . i l r*»t only m a k r « >uut t i n t
friends and was sometimes so ear • hitcr . . . 7 th at lr« in 7 t ti f h l t , . , t u t
know n a rtis t, and is now bring ro u rh ed by M r. S te rn e him self.
ned away with both that she simply MtfUnt if, t r m o w a f m h l r « , ju m pl r », toug h -
forgot to twite when I returned from i i n t , l i l u t c h n , akin r r u p l to n « a m i rnl«ig*v|
a dunce or Indeed whether I had re
U mh | for both turn an<l «'imra «ha
turned at all. 1 was aware of this, ip pi r A t« !« the at fr» « t i v r n n t t>( a w h i t n v i m .
consequently often I spent the night
Elinor's Pearl Cream
at the home of a girl friend or at
r t i « m ir a r le - w u r k ln * ermsm U m i y |u us#- |i*.
Ihr girls' club
One of the n o t! active enemies <>f,
«fit«« In W , »t<t»U k U n t r ’t P e a r l ( fMM
I was very self-willed Everything fur* farm
mankind is the common cold. So
, hark a nd ar m * With f th |i r ( i n
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to my young mind was a grand dis ts»
Mill I»« a m a u i l a l IK« mi|iru<rnirnl in x n r
many of us have had one upon so
play and I went Into It with a whirl r«ini|ii* i u n n*a t m n r n in r K#t>*at fur 7 «•«#•»»
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many occasions that we are prone
of excitement like a mischievous boy j • a i l ytiur skin wil l he 7 shade# whiter.
And
to treat a cold lightly, whereas it than one cares to think of. Although septic solution. Also remember that on a circus mrrry-go-routKl.
Money-Back Guarantee
whenever mother was approaches]
should be treated with a great deal a common cold Is not likely to prove colds are extremely
contagious, with bad reports of my public ami T r y Klener'a f # *r l I M e e t *t uur risk. W r i t « ue
fur full
t a r . 8*»»«l no money . . . juet pwy
of respect. “He merely has a little ! fatal, it has a very tantalizing titb it Somethin« that you may get over In private conduct, she would come to po
st m an » 0 « pi vs* go eU g a. on a r r i v a l A l le r
,
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_ a day or two. due to your rugged me cockling a thesis of admonition uslnff
cold. He will be all right In a duv y of * turning
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gh
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|f you a r e not delig ht» .! w* wall
into any one cf half a constitution, may become decidedly
a fuasy hen who has unsuspect tend back your m aste r .
or two," has filled more hospital beds dozen serious ilincsse*.
serious If you pass the germ* ul ng | like
ingly hatched a duckling. She made
* M it a c o n PI > t w»**
There are so many types of colds 13 another member of your family ! the laws by which (lie house was to r n r r »>AP With Kl verb
artier, h r i l e t.ala* t«
that It Is wise to see the family doc- fneezlng throws million« of germs be governed but seldom thought of I
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.th ro u gh o u t the room unless these when or how they were broken.
EISNER S PEARL CREAM CO.
tor whenever we contract a cold of „frn„ , r, f » u||ht by a hlnd k-rrh,rf
I simply went on and on a little I l l # M i l e r a l v r Ave . Dvyl l « f ( k h t | e tf t
any kind Furthermore. If subject to or something of that kind
girl of slstrrn, doing an y
colds we should learn as promptly 1 Incidentally, the handkerchief It- 1 fo.liah
thing. going everywhere with any-
eases
as possible haw to build up the body « I f i* soon turned Into « veritable body
I met a man at the Plaza
to ofTer greater resistance. The right hot bed of disease germs that in- Club, until
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whose name was Glen Heston
la m
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kind of food, a little more sleep, feet others and are likely to re-ln fect! At first I railed him a prrtty good i
h lise» “
dally xerctse of some sort, and | you Just as you are getting over yotiri fellow He said he came from Lin
back
dressing so that we are comfortable.|affliction
Throwing It Into th e ' coln University In Pennsylvania j
Q uickly IEUEYES wsconeort 1
are the things which tend to keep laundry basket ts like throwing a though when we were with oth
colds away.
lighted coal Into a keg of powder. ! er Llnenbiltea he could never think j
When a cold comes, see to It that Many attempt to get away from of any boy In hla class whose name
the bowels are kept free, that the diet this by using unsightly piece» of the other« could recall. Nevertheless |
is light, that plenty of pure water cloth, but during r cold epidemic he could discuss problems In science { iV w fc g e * ï ; ^ : 6 V d S o w
is secured, and that the clothing and me available cloth ts soon exhausted, j almost to perfection, and hla Ian-1
k«ww ~ii r w
A vow Om mas
rooms In which you spend ycur time
probably one of the sanest typos guagr was rather elegant save when
are properly sprayed with an a n tt-|0f handkerchief for cold sufferer* he was In a fit of anger.
*• C V, n w t in i» n y
¡are the modern iMRMtttchad. squarr
tissues which are likr satin en p * In
texture and surprisingly Inexpensive
A half dozen of these may be placed
In a pocket or handbag, used as
needed, and burned a wonderful
saving on expensive linen handker
chiefs, on laundry, and a wonderful
safeguard against Infection.
Be careful of the common cold
It Is an undesirable playmate that
I plays havoc with you for 24 houra a
A cle ar, soft, light skin is w iih tti
day. Keep yourself from catching
| cold If you can, but If you are un-
the reach of e v e r y w om an, m a n ,
i fortunate, be sure to do your best
boy and girl. Sim ply use G enu
to keep others fr m catching your
ine Black and W h ite Ointment
cold.
W h ite n s S k in
o r Money Back
25 ^
Is
th e
Com m on
^
C o ld
R e a lly H a rm less?
In Duz"
Sloan’s
L in im e n t
OLEAR AWAY BUMPS
AND MAKE YOUR SKIN
LIGHT, PRETTYand BRIGHT
Soothes
restless, wakeful
CHILD
1 HERE are time« when a baby
¡a too fretful or feverish to lie sung
to sleep. There arc some pains a
mother cannot pat away. But
there's no time when any baby
can’t have the quirk comfort of
Castoria! A fewr drops, and your
little one is soon at ease—back to
sleep almost lx fore you can slip
away.
Remember this harmless, pure
vegetable preparation when chil
dren arc ailing. Don't stop its use
when Baby has been brought safely
through the age of colic, diarrhea,
and other infantile ills. Give good
old Castoria until your children are
in their teens! Whenever coated
tongues tell of consti|>ation; when
there's any sign of tluggishness,
Perhap- a Kitten
Stage Manager: ‘All right run up
the curtain.''
Green Htngrhand: "Say, whatrha
think I am a squirrel?''
Tile Billboard.
A Health Saggrstinn
By drinking cm. pint of orange
Juice dally with the Juice of a lem
on added. It Is possible to bring about
a marked Impr ovement In unhealthy
gum tissue, and to arrest ahd'hinder
tooth decay.
just give them a more liberal dose.
Castoria is so pleasant tasting; a ll
children love to take it.
_ Look for Chas. II. Fletcher’«
signature and (his name-plate:
CASTORIA
Blamed for KveryUdng
Mother: “Who taught you lh at
wicked word?''
Sm all Son: “Santa Claus.''
“Sen te Cleus?"
“Yes, when he stumbled over my
bed on Christmas morning."
Very Thrifty
Proud Parent (to his son): “f make
you a very liberal allowance and you
should try to save something out of I
It."
" I do. father.
I've already saved
about 2,000 clgarett' coupons."
I'n m n ua the w o rld a v e r.
G e n u in e lllark and White
Ointment and Skin Soap has
brought rlear, light, bright
• kin to thousands of people.
: Us he sure you get the Gen
uine Black and While brand.
Beware of substitutes.
and Skin Soap according to d i
rections on the p a c k a g e s and
soon t h o s e ^igly p i m p l e s and
bumps will go, eczemic ir r i ta
tions will d ry up, discolorations
will fa d e a w a y , and your skin
w i l l be soft, c l e a r , l i g h t and
bright. Go to your druggist now
and get a 50c box of Genuine
B la c k an d W h it e O in tm e n t
(w h ich contains th ree times as
much as the 30c size) and a 25c
bar of Genuine Black and W h it e
Skin Soap.
T h« o r i g i n a l and l i n e i n e ll la r k a n d
o T & n u lfvt
B L A C K iE E W H IT E
W h i l e O tti t m e n I a n d N h in H e a p la m * 4 «
• «efuaively by the l l l a r k a nd W b i i e f em-
M»f of < hirt*«
OINTMENT-ndSKIN SOAP
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