Arizona republican. [volume], September 07, 1920, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

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FAGK NINE
TUESDAY JMUKJN1NG, SUFTUMBUK 7, 10
THE AK1ZUNA KEFUBL1UAN,
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by Ghve; Roter tx Barton.
FROG COMES BACK
MR.
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in i Quietly while Mr. Tingalinjr, the fairyman landlord,
looked around Thilip Frog's house, as he said, for repairs, but really hunting
ior Phil himself. Iled a pretty good idea that Philip's vacation hadn't taken
mm either so far as Atlantic City or Niagara Falls, or even so far as Ripple
Creek.
And he wasn't far wrong, for down under the mud Philip was waiting
patiently for the "Ker-chunk" (three times) that was to be his wife's signal
that the fairyman had gone.
Tingaling looked first in the cupboard, examining it carefully. "Empty!"
he exclaimed coming out quite crestfallen.
'What's that?" asked Mrs. Frog suspiciously.
"I mean it's all right." explained Tingaling. "Locks all in fine shape,
hooks and knobs, too! Now for the chimney!''
And he poked up as far as he could reach with a cat-tail which grew in
Mrs. Frog's garden. "Kmpty, too!" he declared in dismay.
"Why. of course!" answered Mrs. Frog indignantly. "Why shouldn't it
be?"
"Now for the pantry," said Tingaling quietly, pretending not to hear. "I'll
have to see if the sugar -barrel and flour bin are in good repair." And he
poked into each one of them determined to find Mrs. Frog's missing husband
The fairyman tripped and upset the pepper. And Mrs. Frog had to sneeze
"Kerchoo, kerchoo, kerchoo!" she went loudly," and it sounded exactly like
three "Ker-chunks" under the mud where Phil was.
Up he popped quick as a wink, and when he saw what had happened it was
too late to go back.
"My," he said, trying to hide his chagrin, "I see I've just returned in time
Here's my rent. Mr. Tingaling."
And he meekly handed it over.
1 STRONG MEN and I
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llUT'O iV!JCJ34 AND
STRONG WOMEN
are needed in the work
shop and in the home. In
Shredded Wiieat
SSiSCUit you have the
food that supplies the
greatest amount of real
nutriment at smallest cost.
It is 100 per cent whole wheat,
nothing wasted, nothing
thrown away. It is ready
cooked and ready -to-eat-requires
no sugar, no
kitchen worry. Two Biscuits
with milk make a nourish
ing meal for a few cents.
Delicious with sliced
peaches, sliced bananas,
berries or other fruits.
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A "Front Porch Campaign" With Needle and Crochet
Hook Is an Ideal Waij to Decide Christmas Gift Problem
Dainty Christmas Gifts May
Be Made In Leisurely
Summer Afternoons
CLEVELAND "Well! Next year
I'm going to have my guts all laid
away and ready to send 1-o-o-n-g be
fore Christmas. I'm not going to rush
h'ke this again!"
Who didn't say thPt last year, about
well, say the day after New Years.
And the year before, and the year be
fore that and but why go further?
Now summer breezes and Cnrist-
mas guts don t conflict in the least.
In truth, they make a very pleasant
combination. An easy chair on a vine
screened porch, or beneath a big tree
on the lawn, and a work basket close
by filled with odds and ends of laces
and colorful ribbons, embroidery floss
and a crochet hook everybody knows
the sort of work basket augur well
for honest-to-goodness "best wishes"
to be worked into a collection of taste
ful hand-made gifts.
Adorable Fudge Apron
There are aprons, for instance
aprons of every mode and material.
from the tiny white tea apron to the
all-enveloping kitchen apron. But
faere's a really bewitching idea for a
fudge apron. In a straight piece of
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Fudge apron of simple design, showing front and back views
the rosette proper, French knots of
narrowest baby ribbon make the cen
ter, and wider, flowered baby ribbon
forms a looped cascade beneath.
Crocheted Hand-Bag
Anyone especially skilll'ul with the
crochet hook may find the answer to
one gift-problem in a crocheted hand
bag, especially at this season of great
popularity for fancy bags. The bag
illustrated is made of ecru thread,
about No. 3J. The foundation that is,
the lace attached to the silver frame
is made first, being graduated down al
most to a, point. The thread is then
broken and a circle made, which is at
tached to the point. The final process
is to work back and forth, with any
desirable set of stitches, until a last
row is attached to the outer edge of
the foundation. The bag is lined with
silk of a contrasting color, 'and a tas
sel of the ecru ' thread completes the
gift.
Towel Edges
Towels, whether of. guest, or large
size, are "satistyirig guts, irom nrst
to last. Here are two crocheted towel
edges developed from the mile-a-min-
ute pattern. Upon one mile-a-minute
foundation was made an acorn de
sign. An embroidered initial may be
worked near the end to give added in
dividuality to the gift.
Satin rosette for use on lingerie.
linen toweling may be used a cir- ,
cular opening is cut for the. head,
leaving enough length to reach to the !
wa.stline in the back, and three-quarter
length in front. A straight piece
of the goods forma the belt, attached
at the back and fastening with a a.ap
or button in front. In the particular
apicn illustrated a conventional dePisn
is- worked in green floss at the bottom
and at the neck. The entire apron
and belt is outlined in a loose button
hole stich in black. Rickrack braid or
a narrow crocheted edge may be used
instead of the buttonhole stitch.
' Net Boudoir Cap
Of the hundred and one possibilities
for dainty boudoir caps, here is ore
which is made of narrow lengths of
very fine, cream-colored net, joined
together with equally fine insertion. It
is shaped to fit the head snugly wit'i
a little fulness at the nape of the nec'-c.
Tiny rosebuds of blue or orchid cover
the net close to the face. From the
center a satin streamer, tTpped with a
larger rosebud, drops to the edge of
the cap.
Satin Rosettes
Many pretty lingerie accessories can
be fashioned from satin ribbon of
varying widths. One of the daintiest
of these is the rosette. This particular
rosette, illustrated, is about fi've inches
in diameter and is intended to adorn
the flounce of a silken petticoat. Min
iature rosettes of the same pattern are
just aa suitable on camisole, gown or
sachet bag. With wide ribbon forming
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Two towel edges, crocheted in acorn
and bell designs.
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Ecru crocheted hand-bag
Frilly boudoir cap of net and lace.
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THE BOOK OF DEBORAH i
Deborah and I Recognize Each Other
As Twin Souls
If I had not been angry with my hus
band, perhaps Deborah Uurr.s and I,
Jane L.orimer, never would have be
come such close friends. It was De
borah, so unhappy in love, who
taught me how to value my own good
fortune and who showed me how to
ure . the jealousies which were con-
inually upsetting my matrimonial
bark. Not that I ever have held my
self responsible for my last quarrel
with Bob, who also learned, through
Deborah, when he was able to see past
the tawny tresses of Katherine Miller.
Deborah Burns and I have often
commented upon our sudden recogni-
nition of each other as twin souls. We
had known each other ever since Bob
had brought me to his people: we had
iked each other; we were sympathetic
m matters like war literature and Irish
terriers; we avoided the same rouge
pots; but we were not at once real
buddies" because we are both self-
sufficient and undepending upon other
persona for occupation and entertain
ment.
And then, of course, I had Bob un
til he and I embarked o na domestic
feud of unusual length he with all his
characteristic silences and I with a
new and painfully acquired indiffer
ence to his perversity an indifference
which never modified his moods in the
least but whi'ch confused him considerably.
It wasn t until the morning that
Deborah Burns and I stood on the ter
race and saw my adorable brother-in-law,
Jim Lorimer, start off for his de
layed honeymoon with his bride, that
we, Deb and I suddenly broke down
the wall of reserve which stands be
tween most females of the species.
After the car had carried Jim and
is
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about
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witkiomato Sauce
that
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Ladies Keep Your Skin!
Clear, Sweet, Healthy
With Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Talcum
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lips of that beautiful girl, the words
sounded like a prophecy from the lip
of some splendid sybil dedicated to
eternal virginity.
(To Be Continued)
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O. A. Kane for Legislature. Adv. n
Among the ancient Greeks, a youth
wa3 supposed to have attained man
hood at the age of 16.
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Not A BleraSI
Ann around the curve of the boulevard
toward the suburban station and a new
stage of wedded life, I asked Deborah
to go into mv garden where my glad
ioli were showing some marvelous
freak colors.
But Deborah didn't hear my Invita
tion. She was standing at the ert of
the terrace with her eyes on the tnipty
road between the pillars at the end of
the Lorimer drive, I had to speak to
her a second time.
She seemed to come out of a daze
as one comes back from the fadeout
finish of an absorbing film drama and
she turned to me as if she didn't quite
understand what it was all about. She
put her pretty fingers to the neck of
her thin smock and pulled it down as
if it were choking her, which couldn't
possibly have been the case.
"My gladioli! Come!" I repeated
"You must see my blue blossoms
freaks never to be seen again, per
haps:" "Why not again next year?" she
asked inconsequentially.
"Because gladioli" are like some hu
man families," I explained. '"They
dwindle. Next year's blossoms will
not be nearly as flne they will be dull
and streaked. The stock run out!"
"Oh!" Deborah's eyes turned back to
the gates through which the man she
adored had just disappeared with his
bride. She repeated my words as if
she scarcely knew what she was say
ing: "Gladiolus like human stock
runs out!"
And comrng- back to me from the
YOU CAN MAKE
YOUR SKIN WHITE,
SOFT AND CLEAR
NO DOC'S LICENSE;
JAIL AND FINE
HOUSTON, Texas C. A. Rbbert
us, chiropractor here, was sent to jail
for five minutes after conviction on a
charge of practicing without a license.
He also was fined $50 and appealed.
A number of chiropractors here are
to be tried on the same charge.
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MISDIRECTED EFFORTS
"A bigamist may be a criminal, hui
you'll have to give him credit for be
ing enterprising," remarked Mr. Gad
spur. "Uraph!" said Mr. Twobble. "So is a
burglar, but he isn't regarded as an
ornament to society."
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DOGS HAVE THEIR
DAY IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE Dogs may bark In
Seattle. City council held a session
on the subject. Friends of dogs and
enemies of dogs appeared to help
council decide the muxzling ordinance.
Iro-dogs won.
HAS THE NAME;
PLAYS THE QAME
MEMPHIS "Ebery uther culahd
man in de world has a nick name but
me," walls Jake Craps, in jail here be
cause of the game that bears his name.
"Dey alius calls me by mah right
name!"
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As the result of the war, it is said,
the British have gained control over
22.000,000 additional inhabitants ana
1,278,00 square miles of territory.
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or irritated
skin will find relief
inResinol
Chafed, inflamed skin can be
speedily and effectively healed by
using Resinol Ointment. It cools the
skin, rtops the smarting, and reduces
the inllanimauon almost immediately.
your drucgist for Resinol Ointment
Prof. John H. Austin
Discovered a Perfect Process
to Restore Natural Color to
GRAY HAIR
All the natural beauty can
now be restored to gray hair in
a manner nature approves
with Co-Ijo Hair Restorer.
Co-Lo restores the natural
color, life and luster to gray and
faded hair you can be sure of
perfect results.
The Ten Co-Lo Secrets
1. Co-Lo is a wonderful liquid.
2. Clear, odorless, greaseless.
3. Without lead or sulphur.
4. Hasn't a particle of sediment.
B. Will not wash or rub off.
6. Will not injure hair or scalp.
7. Pleasing and simple to apply.
8. Cannot be detected like the or
dinary hair tints and dyes.
!. Will not cause the hair to split or
break off.
10. Co-Lo can be had for every
natural shade of hair.
CO-LO HAIR RESTORER, Sold by
Central Pharmacy, Owl Drug
Store, Busy Drug Store, A. L.
Boehrr.er Drug Store.
With the Lovely Tint of
Youth
By the Use of the Popular
Black and White Beauty
Treatment
mars the perfect
appearance of her com
plexion. Permanent
and temporary skin
troubles are effectively
concealed. Reduces un
natural color and corrects
greasy skins. Highly antiseptic,
used with beneficial results as
a curative a?ent for 70 yean.
Wings of the morning!
Your good cup of coffee
for breakfast, starts you just
right for the day's work,
with full enjoyment, in
vigoration and cheer.
But let it be really good
coffee one of the brands
in vacuum-scaled tins, with
the full flavor kept in.
Schilling's is one of them
the money -backed one.
Wings of the morning!
Schilling Coffee
If you are dissatisfied -vrlth yout
complexion because of unsightly Bkin
blemishes, such as liver spots, freckles,
rough or pimply skin, do this today
go to your nearest drupr store, get a
package of BLACK and WHITE Oint
ment and a bar of BLACK and WHITE
Soap. Before retiring; wash the face,
neck, arms or hands with warm water
and Soap and dry thoroughly. Then
mix and apply the creamy Ointment,
according to directions. The next
morning wash off the Ointment, using
Llaok and WTiite Soap. You can see
a difference almost after the first
nisrht's treatment. Repeat the applica
tions and you w,ill be happy with the
results.
If you cannot find the Black and
4 White Beauty Treatment Ointment
I and Soap, the manufacturers will send
both to you postpaid on a receipt of
50 cents.
A sample, literature and a Black aind
White Pirthday and Dream Book free
if you will clip this advertisement anc
mail to BLACK and WHITE, Box 913
Memphis, Tenn.
BtAClbWHITE
You wouldn't put tannin
in tea. Tannin, you know,
is what they tan leather
with. It is bad for digestion
and nerves, and is good for
nothing.
So why buy common tea
with all its tannin? It hasn't
fragrance; it hasn't the
flavor; it doesn't cheer, it
doesn't invigorate.
And it costs more per
cup than fine tea.
So get Schilling Tea, and
enjoy the delights of fine
tea.
u4 Schilling & Company
San .Francisco
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"LIFETIME" WARE
stands for kitchen dezcEcess ;
because it is absolutely szsl-'
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it cannot chip or corrode. Dirt
cr grease cannot collect in it,
because it is made without
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kept clean.
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