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O not ao through the world talkrag poverty and asking every-one yon deal with to show Tonspent consideratioai because
you are poor and nnfortaaateIf you do this with an Idea of saving
always have to do it because you arecreating poverty unnHlimi by yourconstant assertions
It is a curious fact that the peopleWho are always flrminulnr considersticn inthat is zoing at the
I have known a immaa topica for cut prices hi a boai rites bousebecause she was so poor yet she wastedthe sunniest room rand tile heat tonationthe house afforded
It is the charity vattevfes who mahn themost complaint of a phyaadana
nurses attentionDont WhineOver Poverty
It you cannot afford a collatethings or buy certain objects dontRut when you decide you minr decidetoo that you wffi pay tile sadmake no whining plea of poverty
Therethe world one as distasteful as theother One is represented by the manwho boasts of tile costliness of everyprovision and invites the whole weedto behold his opulence and expenditure
His clothes big house Ilk servants hishabits seem no different to the observerfrom his neighbors yet according tohis story coat ten times theamount
The other extreme ta the man whodresses well lives well enjoys an thecomforts and of his associ-ate yet talks poverty continually and
the mm nltj tohim consideration to coaoei
Another thing to avoid is the ruts ofthe chronically injured
We all know himThe Man WithA Grievance
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r eitherin bnatneaa or social We Everybodyla ungrateful unkted aaUaa and becould not be made to believe that these
All of us meet with occasional Mewfrom fate in the form of inaults or in-gratitude or trickery from an unex-pected source
But If we nothing else but thosedisappointing experiences from life wemay rest the fault lieswhere in ourselves
We are not send out the rfght kindof mutual atuft or we nuiiM set better1C tillUS
You never ran tell what your thoughtsdo
In brtngmr you hate or loveTor thbnxhta are thtega and their sky
wivesAre swift as a canter dove
They follow the
from humanity what we give to Ifwe question r nullity to wh friends orlove peome iAn else onestion ft
If we doubt our ova Judgment anddiscretion in business others will doubtiC and the shrewd and un willtake the ooaortunity by eel doubtsof ourseivea to lacing upon us
We Make Itperson we meet we create aa
and unfortunate arnaosplicit aboutourselves winch wtttunworthy and deceitful Stand firm inthe universe Believe in yourself Believe in others
If you make a mistake udder itonly an incidentIf some one wrongs you cheats mis-
uses or YOU let It pass aa oneof tile lemons you lad to learn but donot that you are selected byfate for only such lessons Keep whole-some hopeful and sympathetic with tileworld at large individualsmay do Expect life to use yon betterevery year and it will not disappoint
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Jolly Good Sort Sno was evesconsidered by Some to be
Quite Good to Look Upon Needlessto tray the Some at least the Majorityof them were not oT use PersuasionMasculine
She had numerous suitors None ofwhom however cached the MathPoint That is No One ever askedthis attractive Piece of Feminine
to Wed
MeT she asked herself at Home insecret conference with her MirrorRight here be it known her Mirrornas Not in her Private Boudoir Shedidnt have Such a Thing ao Disillu-sion Thyself at Once on That Score
I am surely aa Good Loofe as theGeneral Run of Chin who have
for themselves that Desired ofAll Desired Things A Husband I amtaken to the Theater and later for aBite at the Restaurants quite as oftenas are Other Girls And as for
Afternoons why often I have atleast Two Invitations for Luncheon andthe Matinee
But three are always So Provokingin as much as They always come withGreat UnExpectedaess and find meQuite UnPrepared SaratoriaUy for anysuch Jollification There She Ex-claimed Aloud That to It They aayClothes have Nothing to do with Itput They who Speak Such ThingsSpeak Twaddle I know It for a FactStupid Thing that I am not to haveGuessed Many Moons Ago Ha I haveThee Elusive Ore
Come Saturday do I bedeck me trray Tailored Suit the One that is NewTbe One that fitteth me to a Perfection of Perfections With it shall Iwear my Plumed Hat my BestestGloves Yea Verily even with it shallI wear my Dutch Collar of PricelessBaby Irish Which the Same was givenunto me at Christmas Time by myDoting Aunt I Trust the Lace to RealAnyway It Looks the Part and Shecould Well Afford the Genuine Things
With All These shall I wear a Bunchof Violets The Which I shall purchaseMyself at the Little Shop near the Cor-ner when I am Sure No One Is Lookingand which I shall have sent to the
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PRODUCE IMPROVED-BY RECENT RAINS
Prices of Vegetables Also Lower
Since Showers Stimu-
lated GrowthThe effect
though they were to ma King itself evi-
dent in the Increased freshness of thegarden produce in tbe marches and alsoin the lowered price of a umber of theproducts
String beans are now bringing a centsa half peck eons from JB to a ents adozen and lettuce and endive 9 centsa basket Cabbage is as cheap as it hasbeen for yean the market men claimand quantities of them are being soldfor 35 and 49 cents a barrel Cucumbers-can e obtained for 35 cents per peekor four for 5 cents
Tomatoes are bolding up theprices quoted being from 12 to 1
rents a quarter of a peck Prices onmeat butter and eggs remain aboutthe same
COLORED DRESSESHURT BY THE SUN
with a colored pattern onthem should never be hung ia the sonto dry
ADJUSTABLE FRILLSAmon the nets for making
life easier are frill reedy to be ad-justed ith a few minutes work tothe underclothes or the Sap of a ideateor pilloW ease These frills can be badin various deateaa some of them thematerial hemstitched or with lists ofdrawnwork edged with torchon teceothers with tie ln a ef beading agatefinished wfeOt oamnatery or fratTattstitching
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House No One analLxSeib 3d me fiEm Mine Iniquity
TJatofcs jyffl work KOnoefsfor me to LuncheonPerhaps ts foe Matinee will knowthat He sent TbK Not And His Heartwill be Afire with Jealousy Then May
be may put his Fate to the Test andknow All At OnceAccording She did All These ThistleShe look like a Bedecked ChristmasTree Not At AM She looked
And She Knew It Butnary a Suitor tame her Way on hatSaturday Determined Not to be IXheartened by one Chance iaappotrmeat the Performance was repeated onthe following Saturday Same ResultAnd the on the Next SaturdayDisgusted with Life The Maid did de-cide that the Experiment was Not Pan-ning out WelL According She wore herOld Clothes A Man appearedon the Horizon came over the InterveaSpace and asked Her Would She Do-
S Why oh why Couldhave Happened on One of theSaturdays when She had been Arrayedin All Her Gorgeousness0h Pat Oh Perverse FateShe Walled in Her Innermost Soul ofSouls
Apparel Rather did he ConcernHimself with her Charm Her Brightand Vivacious Manner And Lo ItBegan to Rate And Neither One tiedan Umbrella Knowing that she woreNaught that was Perishable or thatwould be Harmed by a Soaking Shetook it All so Sweetly and Her Hairof a Natural Curliness Screwed itselfup so Becomingly in the Nice OosyDampness that Surrounded Them asThey Trudged Along that the ManLost his Head and Became a Victim oftics that Minded Not the Wet Andof a Truth Tfato would Not have beenThe Case if that Spic and Span Tailored Suit that Genuine Baby IrishCollar and Those Ravishing Plumeshad been slowly but surely going totheir Utter and Eternal Ruination
So He being a man of RusbiagRaag-ingTorr rt1rfcjic13les Proposed atOnce and Miracle of Miracles Oo TheMan He was Accepted ImmediatelyAnd Thus were a Twain Made Happyand Thus were Her Good Clothes savedfor her Trousseau
Moral Whats the Use m trytaw tocompete with Chance and her TwinSister Kismet
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TASTY SANDWICH-OF HORSERADISH
Blend together two tabiespoonfuhcgrated horseradish and soft fine breadcrumbs Pour over enough rich milk orcream to teD Let stand an hourthen press through a pave sieve
Season with one quarter teaspoonful
spoonfuls of vinegar or lemon JuiceSpread between buttered slices of wholeuheat bread
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Beat two eggs lightly add one eupmilk little salt tablespoon sugar andsufficient lour to make a thick drop ofbatter adding one teaspoon baking
to each cup of toutLastly stir in one cup of stoned cher-
ries Turn late a Mattered mold wisteam two hours or until done Servewith a hard sauce
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The constant use of the bridal musictom Lohengrin and MidsummerNights Dream shows little imagination and there are really a greatmany other selections equally appro-priate aad beautiful
Jensen has a suite in four numberswhich includes a wedding march thewedding musk from Peramors ballet Rubenstein and the Swedishmarches 1 and 2 of Sodermans will befound delightfully spontaneous andmelodious Three are all that cometo mind at the moment tboujrh thislist may be multiplied several timesover
For the incidental music there is anless selection For Instance thecmnpanlments to some of Schuberts
and Schumann songs might be veryeffectively employed or some ofGriegs songs but much depends uponthe player and his conception ofsignificance of the moment Have a
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PULL OUT EYELASH-TO PREVENT A STYE
Styes are troublesome little boils thatform at the root of the eyelashes
They can often be prevented from de-
veloping by pulling out the particulareyelash involved This Is easily dons
otherwise very warm b rax water aheaping teaspoonful of borax to platof hot water should be applied to thesty repeatedly this may cause it toriper more when it caa be
opened with a sterilized needleWhen eyes become chronic appear-
ing m successive crops the eye shouldbe examined for some error in visionthat can be corrected with carefullyfitted passes this being the cue per-manent relief follows use
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THE BEDTIME STORYrt MlAlted the ibetreatfiil mothers wfce trLii to read to the little
while they are being tacked late their beds for the night
THE DANDELION BRIDGE-BY FARMER SMITH
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Oh fir Sre Mr Worse bethought as he loaad Uaavett rbeht onthe of a fttle brook
How I am sotaa to wet serene thatI know Funny Bat
He wasted up aad down aloacr thebrook looking for oaae way to setover
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DAILY FASHION TALK TO READERS
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V y you may sot her downas lacking In good oonuaoa-
cothec sense since the modes of the-Y a refuge for every d u RM
be she fair or dark slight orponderous large or small young or oMPretty or the reverse
There luui never been a time whofashion baa bees so lenient with Hervotaries side by side with a bobblefrock one may ae a fetching creBtfsa-embettfabed with flounces which diatte-suianed the votumlnou lit mode marby another mondaiae who touches theUp notch of the swagger mode may beduK rtbtx beraelf IB a sown with a INkand u natty waistline distinctly markedthereby while her vteHvis maY be ae
tax tunic that defines the figure M r
There are models galore to choosefrom and materials aplenty to evolvethese patterns Into garments which berng well chosen from the standpoint of
e Individual wearer will have all thectoctlon and chic of a French crea-tion Duly thankful too should wom-ankind be for its emancipation from thethralldom of one style Eves so late
decade ago should fashion favor a dethat suited the links of a slenderfigure nothing was left for the plumperslater but a more or less
of enviousand a resigned spirit
common sense of the womenthemselves has changed this unhappystate of affairs and while It will always be that the slender lissomeore is bound to look beet in the modesof the moment the fact remains thatthere is stfll a happy haven for ethersnot so well dowered by nature
In the wide range the princessmodel which otters a refugethe slender and the full roundnre nothing more attractive may beone who seeks a semidressy frock suitable for an after-noon call on a summerthan the costume illustrated
Linen in any of theShades of lilac or green or blue or whitewith embellishments of heavy lace ocembroidery and supplementaryof hand work would make a charminglybecoming andl attractive costumeafter such a model while the
bordered silks or the ever serviceable and comfortable foulards blue andwhite embroidered batiste or any of thepretty embroidered Swisses worked hicolor also afford attractive mesas ilKits exploitation
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So be lax down wader a toad stool sadslept soundly until the sun came uaWhen Funny Bug opened Iris eyes al-
most the first thins they lit upon was anice big dandelion
An idea coped into Funny Binshead so quick it almost made himjunra
He hunted around and found rosebush Pirkinar off stem tuU of thornsFunny Bur went over and knelt downbeside the dandelion He began to sawback aad forth with the rose stem andnoon the thorns began to cut through
dandelionWhen he had almost sawed through
the dandelion stalk Funny But cave ita push and it fell down rtebt across thebrook nka pretty brleht fellow if I doany It myself said runnY Bur as hehopped Jsiously across the brook
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Cherry Bisque For cherry bisque onet my correspondents tells me to addsherries to a regular bisque icecreamwhich ia made as follows Take oneCnart of good rich cream oneouarterpound stale macaroons two stale ladyfingers four kisses onehalf pound
caramel and five tablespoonfuls sherry wineTake one of the cream andbring It to a boll add the andstir until bollta hotthe fire and add the remainder ofthe cream Then cold turn into thefreezer and churn in theWhen frozennllla the caramelandpounded and run through a colanderLastly add the cherries andMat until perfectly
Drain the water from the tub addand let the mixture stand for severalhours to ripen
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UNDERCLOTHES MADEOF COTTON CREPE-
A family of mother andthree daughters with one maid tothe housework have provided them-selves with cotton crepe underclothingfor the summer and these garments
no ironing For nightgowns theP tUeoats the crepe to reship ideal whereSundry to a problem Awho wears the cotton crepe waist morethan any other white lingerie ones
wb them herself In wash boand dries them on a stick threadedthrough both sleeves and placed everbefore am open window Sieround that when the waists were huiigto dry the sleeves stretchall Umlts The sleeves of cotcut lengthwise of the material andnet crosswise The latter look betterunless they stretch but will stretchas soon as the crinkles are pulled out
GLASS TUBES WORNON TULLE DRESSES
Small tubes of glass black whitedark blue lavender or yellow arenook in long lines on tulle dressesand tunics and a frock of black tullebeaded in these long lines over whitesells with velvet band at the waistwad a bunch of roeee fastened on Utecorsage beneath a little fullness ofblack tulle was muchat a recent gathering of modish wo
I CUPS FOR PICNICKINGWhen picnicking It te very convenient
REMOVE PEACH STAINSTo remove peach stains from linencreasa of tartar on the
Afterward wash In the regular way anda stein will remain
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to R hand a ngmberporcelain jr Suring the year
IThese may be packed In tiM luncbrhbox or upside down over the hp
j Of ue bottle of rootbeer They arefirstrate drinking cups and may tthrown away feASt Is
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Bailie HoroscopeTine stars lucllae but set
Saturday July ag l i0
The marfcetteo tasay
theruling parts of the United States
and much of Europe Generalover national interests to in the
sign for it signifies grumbUags againstrules
Austria enters on a time of troublesto the signs that
part EuropeMerry thin day attains the greatest
heUoceatric latitude north Jupitera fortunate place controlling fa
vorably for industry and trade in Theznornag especially
Tk tendencies are m favor of commorrisl dealings councOs concerningnuance and business contracts aad theundertaking of
The tone should prove suspicious fornew undertakings
Travel to under good auguryruse l
well for recreation especially in heopea air
The sign o Leo to fiery fixed androyal Doing Ha rule great things may
are higher than merely for temporaryworldly advantage
of the effects of the influencesthat may make itself felt today underthe rule of Jupiter to for pride andhaughtiness oa the part of Just andmagnanimous persons if they are mis-understood or their motives are ques-tioned
Firmness without austerity sinnerwithout foolish and
righteousness without cant are thequalities that wilt bout serve ia this
The time saoufcl prove very fortunatefor engaging men or women for any
Striking sews will probably comeseas and
timePersons born date and
July 2 are subject to the influence ofthe of CancerLeo a combination j
that i fortunate according to astrology i
because the fierce are of Leo isby the tact and prudence granted I
by Cancer Thesehappy their
ambitions b h aad not on things j
Persons with this birthdate are fur-ther governed by Aquarius arid shouldprofit during the twelvemonth kinddeeds and love for friends
Children born today starsthat promise sunny versa-tility
CORRECT HAIR BOWSFOR THE YOUNGSTER
The hair bow demands Its share ofcouMieration from the fashion makersend tt is well to remember there to noeconomy In buying cheep ribbons
A toed ribbn will stand the testtying long after the vey cheap ribbn-basheea abaadoned
Per wear with whole dresses there tono handsomer touch than the perky bowof broad black ribbon velvet
There is a certain brows or redgrown hair that should be tied with tileexact shade to mater It either to satinribbon or velvet ribbon
Glossy Mack hair needs IrreetotIbM scarlet or flamecolored ribbon andblack hair of that certain du xy hue
take the odd shades of blue thatAre so fasctrating-
Light blue usually is chosen for thechild but the tall
ends of soft black satin do solebon are wonderfully attractive OR chflldren with lightest hair
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PRIZES OFFEREDPUZZLE SOLVERSW-
eekly prizes of flue three andtwo dollars respectively are givento the contestants for theted on the Womans Pare ofthe Sunday eveamx edition of TitsTIarA each week for the three
adludead worthyThe contest which doses at 3
The awards are based primarilyon correcimja timeliness and
OrJgmaltty la wesentatJe also receives consideration m awardmjr ties orizes
of my correapnndeaU mademerry at the fifty sewn dif-ferent sorts of Jollies er the
no grounds toe
family I myy dull It is
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earthy brains Or maybe the rarined
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very ret while Gee
puzzle sothort the puraalewhich I presented from to day butI fancy will lavesuch of satire thisweek
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Of course I am dwjcuaatag thes a whole In particular mats
mtdnsjence but three instances are lam-entably few and fcmeaomely far be-tween
But then hearken to this3 y dear Ma Carroll
No more airy tripsnear enough 80on my veranda dotand baking slowlyBut wont you tell me K thevMual who Is in command of theairship is aa American or aastart from a point mIf I have my bearings Useright I should say the American
shows a great fancy farBritate and the Britons and Italyand its environs Of course I dontexpect you to answer these Queriesbut I do wish I might know whetheror not I am hot or cold
Well since this game of hlrtu and uk-wm have been receivesyou read this Icompetitor Is hofhow she caa Cafl of aucccaa though Justabout the tinge I have up my mindto that dear only knows what sUupon m to my utter undoing
I 1air of the stratalilt ol wtta they stsdd uer
I have Of true aerial
you aU thinkyou read the tale of tile sil-l mare tIaaa I sea Me to
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School at TfaT ff LondonThe principals a Mr and Mrs
Kteon whose pupUarange from thefive to fifteen yearshold that powers
developed In the absence of stereotypedtextbooks while the garden Is the most
pnpus at the Horne School have j
Each child is reaaenanilii fur his or her own jnlaiataregarden Gardening indeed forms anas important a subject as history orgeograpny
We start on lines different from anysite said one of the ptmcipalu to
aa aanuarer Our method pnmmis i
That was the befontboys were seat to be taught at monav
their own all the study la
We dvamatme scenes from the Odys-sey or Hiawatha for n orscenes from history and in acting themthe children pta aa faisight in the realWe of the period
Not only do we nuke scholars usetheir ubotiifBtion They have to know
fact and they steles hi the snitperiod of history they may be studyms
The little ones are bonding anAryan hut to tine garden and
which is studying the Greekperiod makes models to scale for thescience of surveying is taught ofthe Pantheon or chariots or Greekships
The children cook STIn weaveon a large loom onie of the girls
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of and are
healthiest rL a J-An
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All and leers and play to
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The pap make their J3 Sher
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+ are splendid while theboys can wonderfully woBThe pupils cook some of tile meals
they eat one cooking classlag the first of the dinner
or theand the sweets
Interesting discussionsis
the pivot round conversationturns In this book any pupil writessome question and the result te thedinner debate
Aa interesting feature of the Homeis of working bees
which is encased In and standsin the schoolroom as an objectlessonto the small scholars
Side by side with this real hivelesson is an aquarium where frogs
fishes are on viewThe pupils also make up their cal
endar saints andwhich included original Illus-
trations of their particular heroesand heroines with apt quotations-The brush is as often in use as thepen and everything they write has
original illustrationThe costumes of the children consist
of linen jabber overalls 31 thgreen collars prettily embroithe boys wearing the same colorsIn knickerbocker suits
COMPLETE GOWNSOF MARQUISETTEE-
ntire gownsthe cool and sheer but practical
which first appeared as waistsIrish mce to the prettiest possible
trimming for it but cluny and the other
A HOME WRECKER-Peter Peter little Peter
Had a wife and couldnt keep ac-BHdxe she Teamed and math itsWhy then be kept her very wdaPeter Peter had another
Rut alas he didnt love herPeter learned himsrlf to play
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ALF the burden ofday is removed by
drinking a healthful coolingdrink such as ClicquotKleeko Club Ginger Ale
The ginger the dash of lemon and the car-bonic gas used in Club are all beneficial-to digestion and the ginger is combined in amanner that entirely eliminates astringency-
The superior quality water and ingredientsmakes Clicquot Club unusually good and ourmethod of combining carbonating and
makes it distinctly superior
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