Arizona republican. [volume], August 10, 1919, Section Two, Page PAGE TEN, Image 26

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PAGE TEN
SECTION TWO
E ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1919
II
HOT WEATHER LAUNDRY
NO TASK TO APPALL
BY RUTH BAIRD
Home Economics Expert, -
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. .
"If It were not for the washing and
ironing in the summer time I might en
joy my self," many housewives admit.
It is true that washing and ironing in
the summer often require much more
of the busy housewife's time than her
other duties and her strength will per
mit. These tasks are hard work for
almost everyone and so far no magic
way has been devised whereby they
are made to be no work at all. How
ever, they can be dona with a minimum
amount of time and energy if good
equipment is used and sane rules of
work observed.
A well-made washing machine, run
by electricity or other power if
possible, but if not. by hand tubs at a
convenient height, a smooth, well-made
washboard and a wringer are neces
sary for doing a family washing effi
ciently. Washing Whit Cotton and Linen
Sort clothes according to the kind of
garment and amount of soiling, remove
stairs and soak in cool water one-half
Whiting's
Organdie
t
A writing piper of delightful
texture, shown in a charming
variety of tints.
New cuts in envelopes which
will appeal to the lady of taste
who likes something distinctive
in her stationery.
We are also showing
,WHITING'S MOORISH LINEN,
a pound paper of superior
quality.
Miller-Sterling Co.
"Where Quality Counts"
H. W. DAYKIN, Pres.
42 North Central
hour; or if convenient, soap the bad
ly soiled parts, roll up, just cover with
water, and let stand over night. Wash
In clear, hot, soapy or cold water and
naptha soap. Put in boiler of cold
sQapy water and boil 5 minues. !t helps
to sterilize and whiten clothes. Rinse
until no dirt or soap comes out into
the water. Use warm water at first eo
soap will not harden. Wring, blue and
starch if desired. Dry In sun, for it
whitens them.
For the colored materials, silks,
and woolens, use lukewarm water,
both for washing and rinsing and a
soar, solution. Dry wrong-side out in
th-j shade.
Since the ironing is such a big task
at best, lessen it as much as possible
by rough drying the sheets and towels,
by choosing outergarments of , seer
sucker or materials that req lire liUle
ironing, and crepe or knit undergar
ments that require no Ironing. Lun
cheon cloths and napkins and occasion
al paper luncheon sets instead of the
neavy linen table cloths and linen nap
kins lessen it, also.
Lessen Labor of Ironina
An electric or a gas iron does not
make the task nearly so hot as do those
heated on the range, and they are time-
savers. 'or ironing have the clothes
evenly dampened, use clean hot irons
ror the white and medium hot for col
ored and silk garments, and Iron until
tnorougniy dry.
Send to the V. S. Department of Ag
riculture Dana ror Thrift Leaflet No.
5, for it is full of suggestions for laun
dry work.
WALSH TRIES TO BE
INDIGNANT AS HIS
REPORTS ARE DENIED
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
NEW YORK, Aug. 8. Demanding of
James Ian MacPherson, chief secretary
of Ireland, that he immediately join in
a request to the peace conference for
appointment of a committee to inves
tigate alleged British atrocities in Ire
land, Frank P. Walsh, chairman of the
American commission on Irish inde
pendence today cabled the secretary
threatening to attack his personal
veracity in denying cruelty charges
preferred by the American commission.
Secretary MacPherson characterized
statements in the commission's report
regarding the treatment of Sinn Fein
prisoners in Belfast prison as "abso
lutely without foundation."
LESSONS IN THE ART OF KISSING
-"THE STOLEN KISS"
BY JUNE ELVIDGE
World Film Star
Is Kissing Going out of Style?
Some persons say it is. A'.ut the com
bined opposition of doctors, policemen
and film censors will never succeed
in discouraging the age-old custom of
kissing.
So long as there are life and youth
and love in the world, men will seek
the lips of their beloved ones and wo
men will yield their lips to men, for
there exists some deeply implanted
psychological reason for the custom of
kissing, and it is a part of human na
ture. And all the doctors, all the laws,
and all the censors are powerless in
the face of human nature!
Kisses are as the flowers of the field
for variety and kind, and they can be
utilized as a vehicle for conveying al
most any kind of emotion, from treach
ery to extreme passion.
The best kiss a girl ever gets,- in my
opinion, is the "stolen kiss." I have
called it that, but no girl is ever really
surprised into a kiss. She may not
quite know when it is coming, and the
actual performance may be a surprise,
but here is a secret, young man
when you think you are surprising her,
it is only the culmination of her own
well-laid plans!
Do you think for a moment that she
hasn't MADE YOU WANT TO KISS
HLR? And if you want to badly
enough, then you will scrape up the
necessary courage. The stolen kiss'
is innocent of any great emotion, yet
it is one of the. sweetest any girl can
get for it is the proof that her dream
is coming true. The "stolen kiss' is
usually a prelude to the engagement
ring.
Use The Republican Classified Pages
for results Read for Profit.
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1 'j0 S,.."'r?wa
Cool
Breezes
For Arizonians
At the best located
hotel on the beaches.
Right on the surf.
Every room has a
sunny ocean view.
Owned by a Phoenix
man.
Ocean View Hotel .
Ocean Park Venice Cal.
"Procrastination Is the Thief
: of lime
It is also the destroyer
of natural teeth !
Don't allow any foolish
dread of the dentist
chair to come between
you and your duty to
yourself.
Preserve your natural
teeth when you can
for no artificial product
ever devised or yet to
be devised by the hand
of man is quite equal to
the equipment nature
gives us.
Modern Dental Science
as practiced here works wonders. The natural teeth
are saved sometimes when pretty far gone and de
cayed teeth are replaced with a skill that in every
other country outside the United States is regarded
as marvelous.
Don't be dominated by fear or carelessness. Have
your teeth examined, and if need be repaired ! Do it
soon. Don't keep putting it off. We tell you this for
your own good. Come in.
K
Above Goldberg's
Clothing Store
sanitary SysteRT 36 E. Washington St.
? , , X . Xft-
the history of our camp notwithstand
ing the hot weather and the members
that have gone for the summer. Re
member we are working to increase
our membership to one thousand be
fore the next session of the head camp.
A special invitation is extended to all
visiting members. Meeting begins at
8 o'clock sharp every Monday night
in the K. of P. hall.
HEARTLESS DANIEL
(Birmingham Age-Herald.)
"I understand you are trying a new
stengrapher."
"Yes."
"What do you think of her?"
"I wonder how a girl with such big,
dreamy eyes can be so merciless to
ward the English language."
Arizona School of
16th year opens Sept. 15th. AU branches of MUSIC, EXPRESSION,
DANCING AND LANGUAGE.
WRITE FOR INFORMATION
"The stolen kiss ia sweetest but no girl is ever really 'surprised' into kiss."
FRIVOLOUS BLOUSES
FOR FESTIVE AFFAIRS
6. Battle royal by leading knights
of Phoenix. '
7. Piano solo by Knight lies. Se
lected. 8. Volunteer bouts by those present.
(It will be acceptable to arrange these
bouts before coming into the hall.)
9. Vocal solo by Knight Cronwall.
Selected.
10. Cards.
Smokes, drinks,
coffee.
BY BETTY. BROWN
Ask almost any maiden what i her special dress desire at any moment
and she will reply "a new blouse!" They are irresistible, and here are threa
of the most charming models created this summer of 1919.
At the lower left behold a frilly confection of creamy net with net and
lace frills at neck and cuff, and a very french touch of old blue ribbon hid
among the frills.
In the center is sketched a most delectable affair a cuirass model in a
Town blouse created from indestructible voile.
At the right the fetching collariess blouse is fashioned from ecru colored
organdie, with tiny frills and a band of pin tucks as its simple ornamentation,
IODGQ-
NQMS
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS LODGE
, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
The visiting committee reports
Brother Shillingsbur; as doing nicely.
Brother Moffitt will soon be himself
again after his misfortune. The com
mittee reports our vice-chancelior.
Brother Oliver, as a very sick man.
We hope for the better, however, this
week. Knight Smith is improving.
The death of Brother Ray Kane's
Hotel Del
Coronado
American Plan
Cool and Delightful
Weather All Summer
Ideal for Enjoying
Outdoor Sports
Write for Folder
W. A. TURQUAND, Manager
Coronado Beach
California
sandwiches, hot
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.
The Fraternal Brotherhood had a
splendid meeting Saturday night. Ar
rangements- were started for holding
another open-air initiation the last of
the month, which, from the beginning
made promises to be a big success.
Permission was asked of the bupreme
Lodge to change the name of the local
from Maricopa to Phoenix. Plans are
under way for a big drive this fall
to get the necessary five hundred
members to Insure a new F. B. home
in Phoenix. Brother R. T. Mahon, the
state field manager and his wife have
returned to Prescott to finish work be
gun while there. They will return the
latter part of the month.
THE PRICE OF
MAGNOLIA
Ice Cream
"As Sweet and Pure as the Name"
is now
Quarts
: Pints v
IPints
70c
35c
....... V........ 20c
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD '
Phoenix Camp No. 5 met in regular
sesion Monday night August 4 with
all the officers in their chairs and an
exceptionally large attendance. Some
very important business was disposed
of. Among other matters of import
ance was the appointing of a commu
te to audit the Camp s books.
There were several applications for
membership read and approved. This
being our regular social evening the
committee on entertainment had. a
surprise in the way of a feed and a
dance. Everybody seemed to have a
good tune.
Next Monday night Is our regular
Initiation night and a large class is ex
pected to be present and a good time
is assured all those who attend. We
are having the largest attendance in
OUR SUNDAY SPECIAL
Fresh Peach Ice Cream
Delivered anywhere in the city at any time.
Corner Drug Store Fountain
Walter S. Solomon
Kitty Corner from the Adams Hotel
WHEN YOUR CLOTHES
WEAR OUT
It means buy new ones, BUT if you have them cleaned and pressed
regularly, they will last much longer and they will look bright and new
until entirely worn out. It only costs a little.
Rot Read
21 West Monroe, opposite Y. M. C. A.; Telephone 1042
daughter was a distinct shock to the
membership, as it was entirely unex
pected. A telegram was received from
Mrs. Kane, in San Diego, stating that
Anna Jane had died of acute indiges
tion. Brother Ray Kane had just left
the night before for Peoria as delegate
to. the D. O. K. IC convention. He was
reached at El Paso by telegram. While
I am not .positive at this writing, yet it
is thought the body will arrive this
morning (Sunday) over the Santa Fe
The heartfelt sympathy of all the
brotherhood as well as the Pythian is
extended to Brother Ray Kane and his
family in this their sad bereavement.
Announcements will be made later.
We had a good attendance Friday
night and a good deal of business was
transacted. The building committee
reported progress and will submit a
full report next Friday night. Good for
the ' building committee, for we must
and will have a new temple. The K.
of R. & S. informs us that our lease
will expire in about IS months and we
want a new building by that time.
Brother Norman has in his possession
some nifty pins bought through our
grand keeper of record and seal. They
are solid gold end only $1.00. Better
get a new one, brothers.
The writer takes exception to the
statement in the Republican the other
day under the caption Questions and
Answers, where they give the relative
numerical strength of the fraternal or
ganizations of th United States. The
K. of P. was listed as seventh, with
122,000 members, where, as a matter
of fact, we rank third, with a member,
ship of 800,000.
The entertainment committee is get
ting busy and have drawn up a tenta
tive program for Friday night, August
29th.
Program
1. Music by Phoenix lodge craartet.
2. 150-round bout between Mysteri
ous Kid Nosdaj, of Kiobe, Japan, and
Slippery Elm Johnson of Buckeye.
Marquis of Dillsberry rules. Hitting at
all times.
3. Piano duct by Knights Dowries
and lies. Selected.
4. 3-round bout. Mesa Knight vb
Tempo Knight. Refereed by Chandler
Knight.
6. Vocal solo by Brother Sandage.
Selected. -
Upon the home rests our moral
character; our civic and polit
ical liberties are grounded there;
Virtue, Manhood, Citizenship,
grow there.
American citizenship in the long
run will be, must be, what the
American home is.
- 1 V
Build in Los Olivos
Realtor
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