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PAGE TWO
SECOND SECTION
THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW
EIGHT PAGES
BOARD CHOOSES
TEXTBOOKS FOR
STATE SCHOOLS
SUNDAY, MARCH 21. 1920.
Let Your Face Shine, Both Figuratively and Actually, Says Photographer of Actresses
PHOENIX. March 20. The state
board of education has completed its
labors in the matter of making adop
tions of text books for the public
Schools, the representatives of some
20 publishing concerns who have been
campinjr in the oapitol corridors havo
departed and the meinuers of the
board have left for their homes, heav
in a sigh of relief that it is all over
with.
Contracts are now beiln; crrawn up
under the direction of Stale Superin
tendent of Public In;,i, ucnoti v. O.
Case, calling for the furnishing to the
state of the chosen texts for periods
ranging from one to five years. Owing
to the marked advance in the cost of
manufacture the board was confronted
with the serious problem of keeping
the outlay within bounds, with the re
sult that a large number of supplemen
tal texts were adopted.
Under this plan, it is stated, the
schools will be able to use pan of the
present supply of texts, these- being
gradually replaced by the supplemen
tal texts. Only one adoption was made
which will call for the complete sup
planting of other books. This was in
the case of arithmetics. The Every
day Arithmetic, by Hoyt and Peet, pub
lished by Houghton and Mifflin, was
adopted for a period of five years.
'Work and Play, witti Numbers for the
first and second grades was
adopted for a period of five years.
Those texts are by Wentworth and
Smith, and are published by Giun &
Co. Other adoptions were announced i
as follows:
Primer of Hygiene by Richie rnd
Caldwell for third and fourth grades,
and Primer of Sanitation by Richie for
fifth and sixth grades were adopted an
supplemental texts for a period of
from one to four years. These books i
are published by the World Book Co.
Child's Book of the Teeth, by Fer-
guson, World Book Co., publishers, j
adopted for a period of from one to ;
five years, one text only to be supplied ,
each school room. .
Zaner Method of Writing, Zaner.
Blosser & Co., publishers, - first to I
eighth grades inclusive, adopted for
a period of from one to five years. ,
New World Series of spellers, by ;
Wohlfort and Rjgers. Worm uuuk to.,i
publishers, first to eighth grades in-'
elusive, for a period of from one to:
live years.
UNPOWDERED SKIN IS
SECRET CF SUCCESS
F U L PICTURES O F
STAGE BEAUTIES.
CHICAGO. March 20. Girls, leave
your powder puffs at home if you're
headed for a photographer's studio!
Here is first-hana advice from Paul
R. Stone, photographer of beautiful
actresses, with the Moffett Studios.
Chicago. In Chicago Mr. Stone is
known among stage and art circles
as the "beauty promoter," from the
fact of his expert knowledge of the
camera's beauty secrets which he em
ploys in reproducing the beauty of
the most attractive actresses of to
day. Ghastly White
"Invariably tne powder putf comes
into immediate action once the cam
era is to be faced," says Mr. Stone.
"Yet powder in photography is very
detrimental ,as it gives the subject a
ghastly white look in the finished
negative.
"We prefer a shiny face to a well
decorated one," he continues. "The
shine brings out the high lights, and
often we use cold cream on the nose
and forehead to get desired results."
Cosmetics Important
As for general make-up, that is a dif
ferent thing. Eyes, lashes and eye
brows are of first importance, accord- be removed in touching up the nega
intr to Mr. Stone. Cosmetics for the ana wimn oi me eje nseii.
eves and Md rouge artfully, applied, patch of red may be .added to the in
cnrhsnKo th h9tv of a rupture But ner corner to heighten the
this must not be overdone. Finally, the outline, of the mouth
His own advice is to heat over a should be carefully traced with a red
candle a pan of black cosmetic, ana 1P stick.
with the use of a toothpick carefully Fluffy Hair Beet
cover each eyelash with this melted When the question of the best ar-
aiso i wax. The upper eyelids should be rangement of one s hair came up. Mr.
delicately shaded with a wax pencil. Stone explained:
and the corners of the eyes extended "Fluffy hair catches the high lights
with the pencil to add to the length better, and the stray ends can always
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effect. WTSA M-
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., March 30. The largest apple orchard in the
That prehistoric peoples of New world fs at Dufour, Ore. It contains
Mexico did a good deal of irrigating 3800 acres, with 200,000 trees, and In
is indicated by the remains of canals
and ditches found in the state, as
well as in other parts of the south
west, according to H. F. Robinson,
iiead of the Indiau irrigation bureau
here. . . ftifli
wrJ& ' Water-
Wz-KKV Powder
mSlXK That
Willi, No1
mm
5Kti- 1'.' Wt"Tr.Uin
1 V harm.
I", mwr be nrd tor 4ay
MARINELLO
Phantom' Powder
K(t-rt;-.-. Mily npplWrt. prateet ul
benvtii ej. Full, lnt diracCeas foe urn
anil
McDonald's Marinello
Shop Phone 305
1919 bore 6,000,000 pounds of choice
apples. .
Have you one of
Our Empty
ICECREAM
CONTAINERS?
If so, please
Phone 532
McWtatersi
Larry Semon Big Washington Has
Comedy Feature ! Most Embassies
At Eagle Theatre! Of All Capitals
Actresses adept in photo-,
graphic make-up art, reading !
from left to right: Grace j
La Rue, Hazel Dawn, and Ina
Claire, whose make-up Mr. !
Stone calls height of art?stic !
endeavor. j
tive. Blondes . . usually complain of lamps are used over , the subject to i
their hair photographing "too dark," bring out the gold in the hair." j
so for that reason thousand wat So. summing it up
T ' i n i i "The. delicate shading of eyelids, :
Americans Build ' . the fading of iaSheS, a cuPid-s bo. i
ueiicateiy aone wnn jip sticli. yes-
Freighters
but powder, NEVER!'
. industrial and Applied Art series of
drawing books, jmblished by AtkiQ-Qn!
Mentzer & Co., first to eighth grade i
Inclusive, for a period of from one to j
five yeais.
Tarr and McMurry's geography.
Honks 1 and 2, for fourth to eighth
grades inclusive, McMillan Co., pub
lishers, readopted for a period of one
year.
Mace's School History, seventh and
eighth grades. Rand, McNally Co., pub
lishers, readopted for a period of one
year.
Our United States, a history by
Guitteau, Silver, Hurdette & Co., pub
lishers, part 1 for the seventh grade,
part 2 for the eighth grade, adopted
as a supplementary text for the period
of one year. .
Prevocational and Industrial Arts, j
by Wood and Smith, Atkinson, Ment-1
fcer & Co.. publishers, for seventh and j
ighth grades, for a period of five !
years; one book to be supplied each
manual training teacher and on to
each manual training bench.
The selection of dictionaries was
postponed until the next meeting of
the board, which will be held April 19. !
wySm
If
rHIL.ADELPII.IA March 20. There
has hrfn ttv fcirni: nf a Int.nn lir :
I foreign governmenis are represented . w "i'L"J"u"ft '""u31"
ny embassies and legations in Wash- tho government lilted its ban forbid-1
ffwoir htZStie ng shiildelrom accepting or-1
accredited representatives here. Be- drs ir03)1 Private concerns, says E. H.
sides these there are many unofficial Rigg. naval architect of the plant of j
representatives of nationalities seek- the -.New .York..; Shipbuilding corpora-j
i ing recognition from the American tion '
government. Chief amongithese lat-. .... .
Iter are representatives of the Irish. Vessels agg.isga.tms 1,0,000 tons i
I Ukranians, Armenians 'Lithuanians -have been ordered since the govern-j
'and Albanians. Only the states of ment ban. has beon lifted," said Mr. :
'Monaco and San Marino appear to re- Riggs in -an address the other day to
,rn;Mn unrepresented. ! the members, of the Engineers' Club, v
Albania, whose status is one of the ! "But," he added, fit will be 18 months'
'principal points ot controversy m
or two vp.irs hpfori'thp wnild's mcr-
vnt V fri- as its -en- chant ton iSl.back t0 n0nual."
,oy, C. A. Chekrezi ..a graduate of .
Harvard Un,iyersity, One' oj .fee; first1' Discussing; advantages which Ameri
j'of his country'- ev'ar. tqr appear-in Ani-'.c'an merchant marine "enjoys over the
, erica cm a professed governmental : British, Mr. Riggs pointed out that 80
(mission Another of the Balkan per cent of the American ships are oil
.states. Montenegro, still maintains burners. while only five. Uer cent of the
jus legation uespite tne incorpora- ... , , . . . I
tion of Montenetrro in the Serh-Croar. Bntl9b ships can use dl for. fuel. This,
! Slovene state and the deposition of ' te said' Sives the-American marine an
former King Nicholas, whom th0 lega- advantage in the cost of crews, due to J
! tion ostensibly represented. Eul- the elimination of many stokers. I
!garia, a third Balkan state, occupied , ,
the position, during the war, of be- sent to, this country by Kerensky
ing the only country, at war against shortly after the overthrow of " his
the Allies, and yet represented here staff continua to be carried on the
i bv a leeation Dinlnmatie relnttonn linlnmatii. Kit T the . tato rlpnnrr.
I between the United States and Bui- ment while that oT Lud wig C. A.-K.
Larry Seinon, one of the best known garia were never severed. . Martens, Soviet. , "ambassador" ap-
comedians before the screen today,! Russia officially is represented by pears only on lists in the -record or
appears in "The Grocery Clerk" at -Boris Bakhmeteff, the ambassador the department-of justice. j
the Central theatre Wednesday j '
at the Eagle .Thursday. A - A
Beautify tie Complexion
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The Uoeqnaled Beantifter
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By Tltouiandm
Guaranteed to remove
tan, freckles, pimples,
liver-spots, etc. Ex
treme cases 2i) days.
Rids pores and tissues of impurities.
Leaves ths skin clear, soft,' healthy. At
leading toiiet covinters. If thsy haven't
it, by mail, two sizes, 60c. and $1.20.
NATIONAL TOIIET CO., Peri: Ten.
Sold by J. M. Sail
Phelps -Dodge Mercantile Co.
and other toilet cou.-.ters
'JJ LAWNDRYlL
re s lways
o Of
Smile
SATISFACTION
when your l.iunrJry returns from Uti
because our clothes receive the
bct-.t treatment from the time our
driver gets your bundle until it
driver gets your bundle until it
comes back to you. Let us tall
ior your family washing.
Queen Laundry
Phone 58
f
YOUR SUIT
It will give you longer service if
you keep It in good repair and in
good appearance. Never let wear
get the best of it. Occasional
cleaning, pressing, renovating and
repairing will double its period of
wear. Mighty important theiic
days of huge cost of apparel.
OWEN'S
Cleaning Works
PHONE 47 or 62
LEAP YEAR PROPOSAL
NO JOKE, SAYS BILLj
SFOKANE A gentleman who says;
his narno is "Bill" is in a heck of a j
Bill
EL PASO, March 20. What is
said to be the first annual Mexican
lather-an son banquet ever held in
the United States was recently stag
ed here by the Hi-Yi" club of the
El Paso high school and the El Paso
Y. M. C. A. The speeches were In
Spanish, but the cuisine was entirely
American, including two kinds of
pie.
fix here. He wants advice
went to a leap year party. A ' girl
proposed to him. Bill thought she
was fooling and accepted. Now she
says she wasn't fooling and Bill loves
another girl. Wadya-know-about
i that? Bill wants to know, also,
wad'll-I-do-about-it?
! 1
CARRIED IT BUT DIDN'T READ IT
TERRE HAUTE Leo Fairbanks
held his Bible in one hand while he
stole a pair of shoes with the other.
That's what he said in the cop court
.here. Leo's doing a bit of Bible
study in a guiet place now.
Give Your Hair Daily Care
by Using Famo Regularly
To keep your teeth clean and healthy
to avoid pyorrhea you brnah your
teeth, not once week, but avery
day.
To keep your hair dean and healthy
to avoid aeborrhea you should use
Famo, not once a week, but vroiy
dmy.
In other word, your teeth get daily
care why not your hair?
Famo kills the seborrhea germ that
causes dandruff.
But it isn't fair to FAMO or your
hair to expect a weekly FAMO
treatment to rout all dandruff bacilli,
and keep your head free from sebor
rhea. It is true that FAMO does irtve out
the dandruff germ after the first few
' applications.' 1
But the deadly germ will surely come
back unless the use of FAMO is
continued regularly and faithfully.
Use FAMO daily, and your hitr '"!
always be clean and soft and wavy.
FAMO is really a medicine for th
scalp and hair, and should be ued
as a medicine, faithfully nr.d con
tinuously. Note the difference in your hair,
when you use FAMO every day.
FAMO is sold at all toilet goods
counters, in two sizes $1 aod
35 cents.
Your money ' will be refunded, if
FAMO doesn't give complete satis
faction. Seborrhea is the oindical name for
a morbidly increased flew from
the sebaceous glands of the scap
The aeborrhean excretion fotmn
in scales and tlskes and is com
monly known as dandruff.
Ftom the laboratories of F. A.
Thompson & Company, Manufac
turing Pharmacists, Detroit, Mich.
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Wholesale Distributors
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An Easter Suggestion
You will want a new dress or an up-to-date 3tylish suit;
and perhaps a new hat Iso.
Where could you do as
well or better for QUAL
ITY and PRICE than at
our store?
Ladies' Milliner' rang
ing in price from
!.95 to $9.95
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Ladies' Dress
es ranging in
price from
$9.95 to
' $39.00
Ladifs'
Waists from
$3.45 to
$16.00
Ladies' Suits
ranging in "
price from
18.95 to
: $49.00
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Wo Ruavar.tee that these
styles and prices will not
be duplicated again the
entire season. A chance
offered at the begl'iniug
of tin; season to save
money.
Another Extraordinary
Purchase Sale of
"Nuff Said" '
Smart, Stunning Styl
ish Spring Suits
in Jerseys, Tricotine, Serge and
Silvertone, for Monday and
uesday only
$25.95, $35.50 and $55.00
Another shipment just arrived
of
Easter Millinery
'Paristyie"
HI
and will le o;i .vdc Monday and
Tuesday only $5.95.
COATS
New
Spring
ur
S.j'rr t.nit:: i:i rill
V-i vujis in an r.ojors
sizes, cn c-a!c Monday :nd
day- $19.95 end $32.0.
and
i uec-
esses
To Be Sold Monday
and Tuesday at
Bargain Prices
Our Mrs. K. Kruitnian purcha6cd Ihcsc DrctBt.s. Tboy
are right up to the minute in ttyle fashion's latot-t crc
atiotit. No old t-tock or returned damaged Presses.
Kew, t'KISl and SNAPPY. YV are noing to dublo our
Dress bui-iupija and tlose prices v. ill do it.
These Dressts on Gals Monday and Tuesday only
At the Bargain Prices
$19.75, $25.00, $35.00
T'.r ; art dv.'idcd into three clashes at price.; to fit tlie
po Uctbook of ail. erj;o Dressed, Tricotine Drcsfes. SaMu
JDressen- (Jeurgctto Dre&so!.. Taffeta Dresses.
Cliilrlrcn's Cira'ini
Di ?5sei,
lyl(.-. p'-miy
plui'l ;-l.r ; !i ;. 1 ,
ifal fl alueti. Spriiai
' $2.95
Gloves and Hosiery
ii-ivc ,c-i urc'l IIh- : fie Hgcnc for the famous
i::r t?.IK 'iluvc; ami ilivry. and now' bait
ilii-.pla a well ;,fccU)d usoort incut, at f I..V)
it ml iiii.
Dresses for Home
and Porch Wear
1iia,ble i-tjlob in
morning and porch,
ilrcsbos $2.95
i-.vcty out Know: di.it malcri.-ihi ;n - -oni,lini ly advuin-'na. fori proud that we
l. r r.nr ittuni.rt. mik h u wotxj. in naviiis Ix-furc the slail of tbc hfasoii.
An avi r.iuo mjv'-ib of per rent.
aic abb- lo of
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