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\ Vacation Beauty Hints And First Aid Course By PAULINE PURLONG hat to Bet, How to Pxerciee tet the Moet ¥ and What lou Should Do to m dour Outing —¥ ot . Study Yourself to Be Beautiful, FIRST AID LESSONS No. 30- Crushed Hand or Foot t mh each Answers to Health ang Beauty Questions. COLOS--MRw. FANK M More A A ry me. ft kn i Wetter drinking and exe 1 . a a x ence . foots of kinds, ane r ere 4 : ALBUMINIZED ORANGE Mr f mre GK 1 r fe made ft ‘ J e ee orange an OF ' CANNOT SLEEP Mw) « 1 TREATMENT FOR WEAK LUNGS Pr eee er ee IR ed MAKGAKET 1 M J 1 TO DEVELOP BREA”. -G RIGGS DISEASE — MADGI 1 exere ders ty | y AND COATED! ' w you 1 al A ama be ind twisting the ch } x ‘orf ninutes at least . 1 1 NOw | CAN GET CHANGE FOR WAT HUNDRED DOUAR BULL, j \ ~ THANKS, JUDGE ) | oo ee ———_———, a HOORAY! | f OH BOY! | - { ~| THAT DERNED ts A FREE PASS Toot 1s iL) To THE GAME ! “ } sg | / OUT s, j ae i ( | -_ ) Sh ‘““Ma”’ Sunday’s Intimate Talks With Y Girls PLAYIN IN THE SAND. By ‘“Ma"’ Sunday Wile of Billy Sunday, the Famous Brangetiet +o ago | wae visiting @ @ear little olf lady from Ob or Ween at the seaside tetore fhe watehet the romp £ Finis in ele abbreviated skirt and sinevelone o horrified amartemen' « * tom ne 80 outrageous ip emark was mild compared to ber eo the bathers left the waves They stretched carclenely and girte togethe Three girls the sand. n over his one aa be pyaterionl with halt sheltered relia, that particularly held my 1 interest that girl over there.” she whie pered ver herhead We a reduced to the man whe | n her jap I wonder why the laws of our land are not made to protect girls whe re foolish or careless to Know how to take care of themesives. The eo ~] oalled beach patrol, Tam told, is more or lena of @ farce in most places, and | {tts up to (he mothers of America to see that their daughters are fore | warned and forearmed. Some truly good girle will permit liberties trom men when they put on @ bathing ult that they would resent under other cireumstances .t ‘The very inadequacy of the costume seems to suggest « certain loanse and leads to familiarity, and familiarity, as we all know, “breeds contempt.” After Adam and Eve brought sin into the world they knew that thetr erposed condition was an offense in the aight of God and bid themeeives from His presence among the trees of the garden Unto Adam also and to his wife did the Lord God make coate of skins snd clothed them,” t# written in Genesis. Thies #howed that the Lord's intent was to have human being» clothed from that time forth. There ts « a’f nudity whieh ts more sinful than complete nudity, for it carries more f wuggestion Take heed lest you disobey the apiritual essence of God's See that you are properly clothed and that you conduct yourself with { dignity when you go on the beach. Then take your swim and come out | ee (Copyright, 1917. by the Mell Ayndicnte, Ine.) } 14 aon a a ee ee _ | | How to Can Vegetables. / and Fruits at Home | MU hay | This series of articles was furntahed by the Mnited States Dee partment of Agriculture, and the information contained iy reliable | down to minute details, | No. 1--Preparations for Canning. ' (in. eo ae ool ITHOUT previous experience, | allowed to remain there from one to oa \W/ and with no other eauip-| fifteen etnutes, depending on the - oe mA i. ome — — — ind of product In th care of ment than that to be found) groom gtd’ trctn vitaliel tone ST ee ee 3 — ‘ ] n almoat every home, any onelever, the scalding {9 accomplished |whould be able to can food satisfac-| moat satisfactorily in ateam, na vol atile oils and other substances re- ry Line A d | ake ; main in the food under this treat. A Smile in Every By F rank R. ams I] |. Ths tow simote vuten mecomnry tor] mane, Mine, food, under hia, treat; essful canning by the one-pertod,| into a colander, set over a vessel of a —_ _—$_$$___ mERPoU Ta ; inore|‘ld-pack method, and specie direc-| boiling water and covered an tightly Penn nie cuin, There's ho ra no gully, no up there and whistled 1 neve piatle again,” directed the cap- a © plaster was ¢ hee | tions covering practically all fooda|® possible. fetter reaulta may . : ver tigated, She thought tha he mi t in under taln. i owen rou rath | obtained by the use of a steam How Would You Like a Vacation? Hat Mier IANA ee Eng Ennorie Caine: Gat lalten eal Lticile, made several ineffectual at- | hing notilng that may be canned, will be printed | Cbtalr ' Lucile. We all mounted to the whore- tempts, but failed fcan ve a ul , . ‘aii » this page SPEED IN PACKING NECESSARY. Without Lunch or Dinner or Breakfast ?? re and her in repose the uaual treasures of is elazed.” A have to, ery." PHURaLHROS thon’ “ine| In all homo canning 1t must bol Aw soon a the product baa been . ‘ n w ld n her eyes,” earded and broken furnitu ancient « e ca er ey , nore wre . | | OVved 01 tC ry And Nothing to Do but Laugh and Grow Thin??? What sallad: MbUn WARE Meenaneny techie ihe tl Aw a boy I uaed to be able to make sinkit 0 | orne tn mind that when hermett-| removed from the bolliag water or er eye What are you talking bathed in a hot, dusty ati pa teins Gidae ocatlacaint firs ly beheld she idle ae oe led containers are: Glftioult | ee ater ana immediately re: ght, 7 ‘ ? * “TN whistle,” Lu said, then Mota MT tried it eer gratifying re- the bed, the “aprit ry “ to ob food products which can-| moved and drained for a few me- Pert eae a es is lost," I threw im by way we'll be just as quict as ponsi Pinto aie age tiers been heard on pent cing mo ur 1 down | not be preserved easily In other ways| ments, The temperature of the water 8 arama vi acativa 2" said Bopp, bewtldered Rare aan Bee Oe niacin che madnlann: flor the fashion of a net into whieh | should be given preference, ‘This| used for cold dipping should be as Bia, tn : gt . jooking for Mrs, Green,” me, : eo frying-pan en: The reply was immediate—short, a trapere performer h from) Could make Inadvisable, in mout|!0W &s possible. Then pack the prod- i sa fast sf ' too?" asked Jim, the frying-5 PER a CEL TORR ave Ge TEL ERe Ge che Lane Uct carefully into hot jars aa soon aa . ate FORRES MUO O8*: ginpan ree ate, but very reauwurlug us lo vigor and — Above, was a hole tn the ceiling. [cases at tune Ike the present, the| removed. In the case or feulte Cone ‘ C 8 No, of course Bat When [ whistle, Aro ne were chunks of plaster) conning of such product as hominy,|ing hot syrup or hot water is next ‘ alive, she'll whine and bark, elle eplinte ath a tting ‘ 4, potato ar| added, In the case of vegetables, hot i ‘ hours ago. he : right under up," Lucile and «plinters of lath and dried beans, potatoes and asimilar| a Rotables, iF ; BWRhie AiG gar’ in Veit ais cried if i chair by the wit was Jim, hin} 4 wator urunily 18 used and galt blot t m : tags oO, ove y ew " hould mout? oper em 4 of added ‘or seasontin je ae! Y nae eee Capt, Pork fnevae ny DRS ee oncom ite Anontranaeseiatt CLEANLINESS THE WATCHWORD | rubbora and tops of Jarn are put ints Fj 1 ; i ’ Utter teen: who ald whistle f Miggi ate Hee. toreotten e es | ‘Those engaged in the work should] place, the tops of cane sealed, and xl a ta dentist pulled one) Poor the place, und ' RX ‘ -| the containers placed in a bot water Uh y ’ f t teeth # uldn't a (fhe bot into plac CHAPTER XV. art with » hands, clean uten-| , laced UE Ha alton ta Enel ; Ha determined Mir, Dopp!’ Kent sald curt inks some one Ie Keeping. tier coupe CHA: Vida, Popp, Kent and rlls, clean, sound, fresh products, and| Mt, pressure cooker, or other” aime , ' t «nd turned back for die OURS Wi vou | ja said, laying a hand on (7 Oy iuing, @he does re ize you the Captain made a ring of| pure, clean, soft water, No vege Vroceasing is the final applteation * ida W Ihe x “How come to find aarm, ed: “Why Ghd shell know that help is coming fader around the hole in thel table r fruits which are withered] of heat to sterilize the product and ‘| : 1 Kight down to the suore, | that f where you were , After & pause, Jim ask We must take up the flo: ee t unsound are suitable for the pur-|!# continued for a pertod determined gage 1 annou 1 Adid, "He acemed « tiie a leant oon? TL passed 1°2't sho wi ned the . | whistled blithely, picreingly, Joy ' = | ; ' | Dy the character of the product and that eant to sw rey 1 though, and might have wandere ma Mowe nd V'd never have ,. "one's trying to.’ explained the suiy) conxingly, und never I “Btop barking, you darn fool") pose. If posstble, only frulte and] ing king of apparatus used. the RER iA the: me t did Pu thing ry 1 Capt. geen you at all if | hadn't heard you ¢aPtain, who correctly ee ee cle wag paused the barking rewarded me. shouted the Captain after « moment | vegetables picked the day of can-| containers should be placed tm the hot offer to in Tevh the way a snore,” He eT dL Fear up the Boor,” taucile ordered: devoted to startled surprise by all| ning sould be used, Peas and corn, | processing vessel as soon as they are : te. hy son nes, My brot aes ve Maybe ohe ain't gut enough atenin “We can't let her etuy there any concerned. which lose their flavor rapidly, are| lled sh WAS 60 ik in his sleep. Once a CHAPTER XIV. h ‘iler.” Jim wae earnestly en- longer. | best If canned within five hours, Whatever type of apparatus ts used taking impressions from ming hin a . : Gnevoriinn ta: ba Helneul “Hadn't we better seo tf she won't “Aye fir.” replied Min, salute fore the preparation of the pro-| for processing or aterilizing, « num- Si acme woth leaded su ut lay \ said Vida eagerly, “tell us IDA came tn carrying a pair of or trom the way ahe, look, 1 come out by herself?! the Cuptaln sng ducts is begun the containers ehould| ber of utensile are needed’ for tems e's) desk rseif Where the zebra bit shoes, a coat, a pair of trou- , "she's bu mething,” sald his asked tentatively eps biased “Then tt wasn't be washed, If glass or crockery jars} erly handling the products during pop) 2ucilo's. a , “You'll have to hurry to catch him," vessel agen SUA B00 5 RUS ROMAINE o,\ear up that Where planking,” | is Fah are used place them in a vessel of| the preceding steps. These includes was not In sigh F E 1 apted t will be too late.” eee 2 Pry of- At lant a faint hissing sound came ,ANot for Tootlen” Lucile replied. Tu ee ethene cold water over 4 fire to heat. They|five or six acidproof pans with Tho Captain and the best wh I ished her out of the Hae one!” 8he #AlG BOM: se Paoiiea puckered {ipa Not Wy nat do 7 care Far an old attle aoe, Waa all the more pols Will then be bot and ready for upe| covers for use in handling and eee CAR thas = 1 t after her ly, "A iw he naw me minded dog would ever have recog. When mY Tootles ts tn danger’ MG had been hold off ao | when the products have been pre-| blanching cid faite, two table- deep in tho gi Tenateee voll} coming he dived Into the lake and niged it as a summons to 4, butt ein help it "You have to admit bared for packing, poe ed | one one set of © aeuring spooms, eep | ! wered TRAC Tate looked back heaved a sigh of relief—1 knew at “i, 4 ahead eich Sat pe gear All grit and dirt must be washed! one w vaxket ° the non-reading man wv tel This Is Blaney. Is Clair am LAN AA. RPO ANe IREL CHAT Lunia wae otal Aigwe Peat ate & toes wR 6) " Apes spd from loo materials (0 be used. Pro-| cheesecloth for use in blanching, #lx from his kind and omy t nme After a pause, Lucile ask pid Wait.” 1 requested. Let me do “lared th: aptain pi 1u ruld be graded especially for| wiping cloths, two hand towels, one ft I No, he t here now he Pe aneininael 7 often you can find a ripene Large fruits and vegé-| duplex fork for lifting hot jars, sev Well,” sald Vida ' you hear anything Ma aclintifieally ' eae iad y speak atrald 1 would swim Not yet," Jim replied. “Why sine i a loethom an old deme S ok and d un it require paring, and small fruits, | eral sharp paring knives, a generous over her Tala . ¢ Are you in you try vg through a cor FES ed A Ge sr Om an old ae tat «dow ax tha und greens must be picked| supply of clean hot and’ cold water have I done now? ' shales 1 indt ant, did you putation of one of its extremities, 1 fix t ey @ garbage pall for scraps, and a good with this rubber " Onn ty ; with that as @ lever pried up a with a malevolent eye "s ne NEXT STEPS IN CANNING, at r other heating device “You know what you've d 1 4 burd ma'aen urd at. the end wh ext 1 ate a dow a After the materials have been} sing, home canners may i 1 “4 left them Then she's dead t 1. ent enple. Day m among several types said sternly, “You trapped Li k ! t ht Lucile nearly broke down. & at up amid a cloud Why is was 6 idea of m 1 and put pinta, the. mane apparatus, according to their needs f then »pose he od fd aucile gave me ks wn" a ‘ih y : heen cleaned’ and | 4 means nothing wrong a \ A t t he as well b L + OURS Me to weep. but & nust have rewarded ‘ v pee Oreen he {, the canning procedure for} OUTFIT TO BE MADE AT HOME. ented. io 1 t t be k es 1 Bopp mine.“ loved he : , 1 the grand stand eran a when ange 1 EP told d 1 by the one-pe Home-made outfits are constructed , 5 . » ¥ “ W ‘ q op There was a wh red consultat pole through a cast irc whe “fn conan - h utenslis as wash boilers, tin eee Bay inant evar Bp he | Ww," Lin one bre between Yerking and Jim, hope, We assembled arou ile to Ko dow { pack i conslets aot fy 19 aw A sLreal Oa ween Danes PA merase trap thom ; Mr. ¢ v $6 He and Jim t oP cra ies af mae Sd ‘angen F Nod ay 4 pa processing —and|lard pails, Such canners should have Cire impress 1 1 , W ea g rea nd by Maybe ed napain,” wald the Whistle sougile commanded | m : a mncer 4 , 1g berries and all| well-fitting covers and false bottoms @round looking for a chance to ' Good Teliktk a dnt Erle eee cieeeeee: MOvEML Darke, Dut pathion. ¢ Ated Bopp 1 all at anching 19 unneces-|or jifting platforms of snetal or wood ret aina'a hana! ana: ai "aad ; diy Haye Auclle ex. nr you didn't whistle very more Aaa peaiered BURp, Thh latter are to support jars or \ and atl-that i ’ as ve S = aa Haan ea hallar Seiten Can! TIAA CE tr » products to be canned are|cans to prevent direct contact with ney & : 9 Toot Ipplie ’ no Y f ' A WA Gn BASTAAT BAVOGA\D Ot . 1 ed or sealded usually by betng| heat and also to permit a free cireu- thing? No, sir; the r 1 1 ve n y re $ in ach th bag or dip-'lation of water and steam around . M falr Fabian policy f pring n \ 5 P 4a very wary. ‘I ly We r wh she ts," 1 ned 1 H dir FP R 1 Iw f inch 4 basket boiling water and and under the containers : : Aniantan'S ed, W rict adhe Perr wey \ ® ' . have io be so much t ! r Mith strict adherence ; ; sbi ree »k up another » te ttle of n. It's a f prose : oo LA lps t Mig tha ier her [ tin 1 cou 19 ex Lean a tevar. think ae an i cae & when getting any pla Th wed the Pushbutton wis i " erie cuevat. ee ne Would wan up here nearer woe 8 ore Clair y ir ars eng his mind esn't sound Nke She's the newhere vat i ‘ "4, eon ten bhi maa Pine t; Tooties 1s," Tootles. © objected, 7 ex's foster mother, pu le f ! IIE Chicago Postoffice now has| Each letter ts originally fed into a ee : worried Lai ot “It must be." Bopp announced this «tli determined. "Keep on af the | use a new machine that!mechanical carrier, and when the rag tot ) t sal ently A, fece ¢ There find her an en Beeps »perator pus n ht button, tr fr‘oracr 4 owe ; i es epee ted uaa’) Vide Seieainar dee ini chathouaa inrike Thad taken up all but hs feclared | vrding handles letters In much the|operator pushes the ne Y by " What! Sw nua ! ‘ ; feauinee pene ples Probably her volce sounds diff of the boards when my foot and sroiling same way that a Inotype machine | sets @ trigger in such manner tha "Yes, He's wy ‘ 1 t a 1 here," Luetle ¢, " from the cross floor beam fid your be vitw ta Loa operator faces a key-| the letter is released from the carrier’ F \ wot She mig ve looked ¢ where suctle far , M A Me ihe Nath. nceae he anita ane asta tyT : 4 f Bnew and " ; 1 ' feet deel f ' NANG pro > ie penned in | wee Rorcion pee Leven the jeth saver Dad oats 1 vonrd, with s apace bofore his eyes! upon reaching its proper place. The ‘Good 1h . a hawk . b ¢ domme,” some where and frightened That whch Was na nth ; nate thi the letters to be sorted pass in| Whole operation Js automay that.” V W N \ ated, “She hide her- might make her sound different The lath offered but slight resis » Ba ( v he | t [makes mistakes exceedingly rare, ‘whi an I 10. pre ia inepeakat i box, or she = Ah, why did I have the tdea, and b review, Ho catches a giimpso of the! power is obtained by slectro currest- "You might tell him that you ; t ' DA BFARC ANE SAIght Guan eee innlda the: walla: fa why, havina in dld'T pol aoncas 7 address and presses @ button on the| The only thing necessary to the ma~ foot an If. thuve'an untinianed part of the house ene ‘of the recensen of my brain in MY FOURTEEN MONTHS AT THE FRONT 3 Kevbourd. that_automaticaly carries} euine's emeteney ta. good Operator war havc: = r h vere #ne nt get in 4 of voicing it to all! . 7 . 7 ” : Jat the keyboa' 8 8a ’ i SOST NOVELS eusLismev Pe er 4 in ene stile lees Ae EEN Fok ae wane ves is ha tominiiaa ii) nelle The War's Best Story by an American * Tommy the letter to Its proper compartment, | At thO Key ane a Such @ mane ON THIS PAGE COMPLETE re" demanded unde 4 began picturing her pet suffocating "yh . . P ] ° ere other letters bound for the/ner as to handle parcels and newe- rd a , te age July a ERY TWO WEEKS. earily, Mitve py eres an attic.” ad> “Maybe she k Jead Will Begin on This Page July ‘ty or State soon join it papers w I've Why 7 nme , island @galn and mitigd Lucile, en aged. ‘Il went ready « ; ‘