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kM IftSDEPEMOEPO" PROGRESS3VE JOURWAL
THIRTY-FIRST YEAR
VOL. XXXI, NO. 235
(Section Two)
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MQRNING, DECEMBER 18, 1920
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WASP WEASEL GETS PUNISHED
"Where did WaSD Weasel eo?" ftskpil Kick- a a he, nnrl TCanrv rneVioil ' hreath
'!! Into Mrs. Woodchuck'a bedroom, where she had been getting all the beds
ror the family's winter deep.
Mr. Woodchuek didn't nay a word, but nodded toward a hump under one
of the blankets. Of course, If she had said two words or ten, Nancy and Nick
would not have understood, for that scamp Wasp had swallowed their charm
d then run away! That is why they were after him.
Suddenly an idea occurred to Nick, and he whispered it to his sister.
Nancy laughed softly and nodded. "Let's do it right away," she whispere,
and tirtoed quietly to the top of the bed. At the same time Nick took his place
t the foot. Mrs. Woodchuek wondered what it was all about, but said noth-
FEMININE EXPLORER SAYS WOMAN CAN
GO WHERE MAN GOES-AND
SHE CALLS EXPLORING
ONE OF MOST THRILL
ING, THOUGH RARE,
OCCUPATIONS FOR
WOMEN
NEW YORK "Exploring; can hardly
be called a popular occupation for
women but I would not give it up for
all the pink teas in the United King
dom." Thus speaks Harriet Chalmers
Adams, accorded to be the first Amer
ican woman to be made a Fellow of the
Royal Geographical society of England,
honorary member of the Society of
Arts of Cadiz and lecturer extraor
dinaire. Women do not usually listen to the
lure of "little voices" which take men
to the outlands and the strange un
known places. But Mrs. Adams, who
like her husband. Franklin Adams,
editor of the bulletin of the Pan-American
Union, is a Californian, listened.
From the beginning of her literacy lite
Mrs. Adams has been particularly in
terested in Spain and its customs here
was romance, she felt, that romance
which pervades every place where th
descendants of Castiie dwell and fi
nally it got into her blood and she took
up the long trail.
One of Greatest Travelers
In three years Mrs.' Adams put 40,00(
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ing. li anything waa about to happen to Wasp she wasn't going to niterfere,
bfs ausc Wausp was a general nuisance and sho didn't like him at all. lie had
always worried the life out of Wobbly, her own dear boy, and Wally, her hus
band, had jut said the other day that but there! That's not the story.
Suddenly Nancy grabbed two corners of the blanket, between which Wasp
was crouching, and at tho same time Nick grabbed the other two. Then they
pulled the rovers char off the bed, never letting go their holds.
"Give us our charm. Wasp," said Nick, severely, "or we'll shake you up."
Wasp lay very still and never let on ho heard. That settled it! Such a blan
ket tossing as the rascal got, he'll never forget, I'm sure, nor the lesson, cither-
And the charm Jumped right out of his mouth with the jolting.
Nancy grabbed It and tucked It away safely, and the twins departed.
(Copyright. 1920, N. K- A.)
The parcel rost department in Oma
1 is to be completely motorized with a
fleet of 50 trucks serving "0 zones.
If rrtnicnt stores expect to take ad
Msntagn of this service- and deliver
by rarcel post.
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Presses in Japan are frequently sold
by weight. v
Shave With
Cutlcura Soap
The Ney; Way
Without Mug
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GOING UP
A very junior officer was trying his
first case.
"Seven days confined to camp." he
snaped.
"Beg pardon, sir," whispered the
company sergeant-major. "Vou mum'i
sentence like that. Ton "
"Alright then It days retorted the
"Hut sir,-' pleaded ho seargent-maf
jor, "it's not "
"Arf a mo.' major," interupted the
Tommy. "Don't check Mm again or 'ell
give me 21. "K oin't ;t. hoifer 'e's a
hauctioneer!" London Tit Bits.
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A western syndicate has leased 400,
OOo square miles of Russian territory
fcr a period of B0 years. The same
syndicate reports it has made arrange
ments for the purchase in America
of $3,000,000,000 worth of goods in the
licxt three years.
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( onsnrners of soft drinks have paid
$51,000,000 to the revenue department
of, thij government. This would in
dicate that the soft drink business is
in excess of $.:.00.0no.000 a "year.
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ALSO MENTIONED
"You say that you were once men
tioned as a presidential possibility?"
' "Yes, when I was a small boy I was
told that if I was good I might grow
up to be president." Boston Trans
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A census of the seal herds on the
Pribilof islands shows a total of 1,500,
000 seals.
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Mrs. Adams is knon as one of the seven jjretest world travelers
We make it -you
bake it
Every necessary
cake .ingredient
except water is
ready mixed for
you in Excelo.
You have all the
fun of baking, we
have all the work
of making.
Every Girl's Problems
Are Known to
' Jean Newton
Every Day or Two Be
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Follow her new department
"THROUGH A
WOMAN'S EYES"
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What she says luill always
set you right
114 Eggs AD ay How
InsteadOT 25 A Day
This Means About $126 Extra In.
come Per Month for Mrs. Ropp.
CAKE MIXTURE
miles behind her, on foot, on horseback, 1
by canoe to ranama atil southward
through Kcuador, rem, Chili. Patago
nia, Argentina, Brazil. Venezuela, and
the West Indies. ,
Harriet Adams is also said to be the
only , American woman who was per
mitted to visit the first line trenches on
the French front after the. great of
fensive along the Komme.
She is known as one of the seven
greatest world travelers. She has slept
on mountain peaks 15,000 feet high. She
lias been to the headwaters of the.
Amazon. Se has visited every Spanish
possession. For ten years she has
written and lectured on South America
and says she has- looked more wild
things in the face than many men
the savage Chunchos, the jaguar, tho
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Inexpensive Gift Items
Women love beautiful vases quaint book
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To those who have in mind an expenditure of
One Dollar or less and up to Twenty-five Dollars
this showing offers the right solution to many
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Inspect these lines soon. You will be pleas
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FURNISHERS
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tapir and the vampire. Shf discovreil
five rare specimens of the solcnodon,'
tho ancestor of the rat three of these
were presented to the Bronx y.uo.
Jn her childhood Mrs. Adams was
delicate, almost a. sickly child and
now she drives camels in Mongolia!
Woman not Hindered
Speaking of women as explorers, she
says:
"There is no reason why a woman
cannot go wherever a. man goes and
further. - If a woman be fond of travel,
if she has love of the strange, the mys
terious and the lust, there is nothing
that wiil keep ,'ier at home all that, is
needed for it, is in all other things, is
the driving passion and the love. Ar.d
as for being hindered because Pbe, Is
a woman, that scunds rather a stupid
notion to me she has proved that she
can go where men go, and that. lack of
caution (which is a, little of every
woman) will take her out pf the tent
to discover something else, while hr
husband is slceplng.'eovered up to the
cars in Wankeis and fur.
"As I said, it can hnrdlybo called a.
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popular occupation for women as yet,
but 1 see no reason why it may not be
come one of women's activities one
of the rarer, but one of the most thrill -
up. the most charming."
In four varitiiet Lemon, Vanilla,
delicious Chocolate and
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not old eDonsrh to lay, and hd beeu get
ting 25 to SO egga a day. Then I trie
Don Sung and am row getting 107 In 11
egps a day." Mrs. Essie B. Kopp. R. E.
i, kitties, ma.
Increase or 7 flosen
the middle ef winter.
dozen, mako f 12
extra Income per month. Don
bang for her lluo nena cost
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we truarantee It will raj Jon.
Gire your hena Don song ana mra t
suits for one month. If you don't find that.
It pays for itself and pays joo a groorf
profit besides, simply tell us and josr
money will be cheerfully refunded.
Don Sung (Chinese for esg-laylna;) Is a
scientific tonic and conditioner. JtlsesellT
clTen In the feed, lmprores the hen's
health and makes her stronger and mar
active. It tones up the es-laylng organ,
and gets the eggs, no matter bow cold or
wet the weather.
Don Sung can be obtained promptly trern
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The Georgian fireplace illustrated is
equally appropriate for an elaborately
furnished drawing room or a cozy liv
ing room.
The ornamental fireback and broad
band of perforated brass at the bottom
of the basket are two distinctive fea
tures of the fireplace.
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Crimea was the first Mohammedan
country to give votes to women.
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Resinol
for children's hurts
Bathe the injured spot well with
Resinol Soap and warm water, then
apply ResinoiOintment,and see how
quickly the tears are forgotten. The
same soothing, healing, antiseptic,
qualities which make Resinol Oint
ment so effective in treating eczema
and similar troubles bring prompt re
lief to the little hurts. If you haven't
Resinol in your medicine cabinet buy
a jaru aay. fcy drttrzists.
THE first thing -you
want in foods and the
all important thing is purity. Cost
-taste everything else is of
minor consideration. C ' 7
Foods should be nourishing.
Thaf s what they are for to build
up strong, sturdy bodies.'
'Calumet Baking Powder is
pure in the can. It is made in the
largest, cleanest, most modern
Baking Powder Factories on earth
only of such ingredients as have
been officially endorsed by United
States Food Authorities.
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It's pure in the baking. Cal
umet never fails to produce the
sweetest and most palatable of
nourishing foods.
It has more than the ordinary
leavening strength. You use less
of it Thafs one reason it is the
most economical of all leaveners.
Another reason is it is sold
at a moderate price you save
when you buy it
A pound can of Calumet contains full
16 oz. Some baking powders come in
12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be
sure you get a pound when you want it
Caramel WafFls
Recipe
2V4 cups sifted past
ry flour, 3 level tea
spoons Calumet
Baking Powder, 1$
teaspoon salt, 1?-
cups milk, 1 table
spoon sugar, 2 table-spoons
melted but
ter. 2 eggs beaten
separately. Then
mix in the regular
way.