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CAPPER'S WEEKLY, OCTOBER 21, 1916. 3 1 Sensational IN THE HEART OF THE HOME mien Bleeding Heart Lace Redhaw elly Delicious Just now rcdhaws are ripe and in WHAT COLORS TO WEAR STEALING HER BEAU great many localities may be had for the picking. They are unusually large and mellow this year. Aot a great many housekeepers know that this wildwood fruit may be made into an am The most satisfactory method is to try out colors on the individual. Place soft, cream lace around the neck and then drape the material around this.

If you select a color that brings out the best in the hair and complexion, it may be that it needs just a color note to deepen the eyes. This color note may ber-colored jelly that has a peculiar and delicious flavor all its own. Try making it as follows and you will make it every years Wash and pick over 1 quart of rcdhaws adding 2 sour apples, cut BY MISS UBBEY. "I live in an apartment house." writer a western city girl. "Am a girl 22, have nice beau who hat been calling steady fop the last few months.

There in a girl, better looking than and younger, who live acroae the hall. Every evening he calls, she runs out into the hall on some pretext. She runs down the step, he will have to wait for her to pass. She says: 'Excuse me!" Or, "I see any one coming up!" Again and again, he aks who she is. He (Corrected Directions.) Chain join with slip sitch (si st) ch 5, double crochet (dc) into ring, ch 2, do into same place.

Ch 5, turn. Dc into 1st space (sp) at right.1 Ch 2, dc into the same place, 6 do into sp at left, ch 2, 6 dc into same place. Fasten with si st at left of heart. Ch 0, turn. Fasten with si st in center of heart.

up with skins on. isow this fruit in 2 quarts of water until soft. There should be 1 quart of juice, to this add the same amount of sugar and the juice be an artincial I lower, a pin, oeaus, lavalliere, or itimay be applied by means of fancy stitchery or embroidery. If You Are Blonde. The fair blonde has pure, pale skin, with just a blush of pale pink, eyes of soft blue color and flaxen or light hair.

a II I II I II I i 1 II i i of 1 large lemon. isoii tocctlier until it "jells" which should be in about 30 3 picots (p) of 5 st each in same place, minutes, esta Jackson Wcstfall. Kansas City, Kan. Crow Pin Money Pansies This type needs a color that is warming, bringing out the delicate pink of the complexion, deepening the eye and eu-riching the hair all such colors as green or blue, if not too dark, white, and most all delicate colors. The best neutrals for a fair blonde are gray, slate and fawn.

Avoid orange, yellow, purple, brown and red. The ruddy blonde has Pansics plnnted in an open cold frame in early October should bloom for Easter. en iasten in 1st sp to left with si st, ch 5, dc in 1st sp to left. Ch 2, dc into same place, ch 5, turn. Dc into 1st sp to left, ch 2, dc into same place, ch 5, turn.

Dc into 1st sp to left. Ch 2, dc into same sp, ch 2, turn. Dc into 1st sp to left, ch 2, do into same place, 6 dc into 1st to left, ch 2 Well rotted manure sould be mixed with the soil in preparing the bed. Leave the frame open after the seeds have been planted and water them occasion darker hair and eyes, and more color to the complexion. She requires about the ally to make them sprout.

The planU should be up in about a week. Leave them in the frame until there are from We offer you the most sensational, the most astoundingly liberal offer ever made in the history of the Phonograph business. We will send to you without one penny in advance, without one bit of obligation on your part whatsoever, this remarkable Universal Phonograph this startling- new Invention this marvelous allmetal machine which is revolutionizing the talking machine world. Just 10,000 of these wonderful Phonographs have been set aside to bo sent out on this amazing advertising offer which is made in order to get a machine in each locality of the United States immediately. brought two tickets lor me to go to me matinee recently.

He remarked he couldn't accompany me, but I could take the girl across the hall if I wanted to. She bangs an the piano all the time he is calling on me. If I am talking to him, he interrupts me. saying: "Oh, listen! that's a piece I like to I am afraid she is getting him away from me. He is fn a splendid business with his father; desirable in every way.

I could never like any other man as much as I do him. On account of all this, my people and those across the hall don't speak. What course should I pursue?" E. When existence in an abode becomes unpleasant, it is wisest and best to move to some other part of the city, where one can have peace and not be hectored. Remember, one may fly one danger, to meet another.

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most difficult type for the colorirtt to dress effectively. White lias to be used with great caution, as it is liable to accentuate any sallowness, which may be in tha complexion. Cream white is preferable. Black, if used, must never be of a elossr color. Black velvet may 6 dc into same place.

Fasten with si st. Join to last open sp between hearts with si st, ch 0, turn. Fasten in middle of heart with si st, 3 in same place; ch 6, fasten with si st in 1st sp to left of heart. Mrs. W.

I Bolinger. Brazil, Ind. He'd Appreciate Letters I am a widower, with four little girls and one boy, having lost my wife last February. I am a renter and, of course, poor. I am trying to raise my little ones right and make good men and women of them.

My people live a long way off and I hear very little from them. I shall be pleased to receive letters and cards from any persons who feel disposed to write. November 4 will be my birthday. J. X.

Lee. R. 1, Denison, Tex. "Human welfare, the welfare of the children of Kansas, must always come first. I am giving hearty support to the new child hygiene department.

We must have stronger schools for the vast number of boys and girls unable to obtain a higher education. We must give all the children of Kansas an equal show In the race of life. I have given earnest support to the mothers' pension measure. I shall urge the next legislature to strengthen the law, to make it what it was intended to be a substantial aid to helpless mothers with dependent children. Breaking up homes, placing children in asylums is a bad policy from every viewpoint.

The wrong way, the most expensive way to attack this problem Is not to provide a mothers' pension law that will take care of these helpless children." Governor Capper at Kingman on Oct. 7th. be safely adopted. The pale brunette should avoid all light blues dark blues may be used if cream I white is introduced. Brown may be used if dark and rich enough.

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Repeat from 2nd row for desired length. Mrs. V. 6. Vanderbilt.

Cossoday, Kan. black hair, dark complexion, with a deep coloring and very dark brown, almost black eyes. This type needs dark red, with more or less pronounced hues, dark blue, olive greens, rich maize or gold and old rose. Colors to be avoided are light blues, light greens, pale violets; black is good if cream yellow is introduced. BY LILLIAN RUSSELL Exercise that involves the muscles of the arms and legs will make them more plump.

Massage with a good cream will help to make the arms more plump. Nothing is better for developing the calf of the legs than walking. The following exercise also is good. It is best to do i i 1 i NO REFERENCE ASKED Remember, no reference asked. No money with your order.

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A good, way fo earn a little pin money is to. sell the pansy plants. Display them in some grocery store or any place of business. Small fruit boxes about 7 or. 8 inches square will hold half a dozen plants.

Pansies sell at an average of 25 cents a dozen plants, bringing 35 cents' just before Easter and coiner as low as two dozpn Phonograph Depi son crease tfie number of times. Do not tire yourself doing this. Nothing is better for developing the chest than deep breathing. Practice this the first thing upon arising, and the last thing before retiring. While walking or at any time of the day practice deep breathing.

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Too much glass in a poultry house raises the temperature in the day and THEIR MARRIED LIFE THE FIRST YEAR The Danger Past Warren Is Permitted to See Helen for a quarter late in the season, Baskets containing all white panties are greatly in demand and may bring as high as 75 cents a dozen. for either Hair or Beard. A avrritwriwtu, MMwa-Inl product, rvllabl f. t)iMpl. ait Irk.

Fold fur SO yrr to tiiou4ult h. atill praiM and recommend ita ii) as frequent tctitm.niali from ladiet, mem and hairdresser-jii arm. 8hampjiuf M-curt-io( with hot Iron hai noelTectoucolftrofrubwaf. Color all shtidM to deepest blark like patan! without staining: Hals, keepshttr beautiful and aoft. Kavlly applied, mm a oath, a trial will convince and nleaso too.

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The resulting wide variation of day and night temperatures is injurious to the fowls. Probably the best means of providing adequate light and ventilation is to have two windows in the south side of the building with a cloth curtain between. During stormy days, while the curtain is closed, the windows will provide sufficient light and the curtains will allow sufficient ventilation without permitting drafts. that dim light he could see that Helen was more herself. Her hair, combed straight back from her forehead, and twined in two long braids, as it had been ever she was ill, made her For three days Helen hovered near death.

For three, days Warren watched the anxious faces of the doctor and nurses, but they gave him little hope. The trirl-baby was well and perfect, frav Rrns Grocprv do. kssms city, VJiaj mUO. UlUtClJ VU. Oppoalte Stock Yards Exchange Bids.

HsMlllll1llIII(TllllltIIIII(ltliiliHll't4tTrTIIil Fine Birthday in Bed I thank the readers of Capper's Weekly for their postcard shower. Certainly they have brought me lots of cheer. I am a little better, altho I am improving very slowly. I hope Mr. Capper will remain governor.

From one who appreciated tne cards and apprecites the governor. Esther Lewis. Girard, Kan. so the doctor said. But Warren would look very like a little girl not be near it.

And if it was to cost The nurse left them alone for a few CASH for BAGS him its mother's life, he felt he would moments, but with a warning to Helen not to talk too much. And then in I Prepare This for a Bad For, the Ends of Towels Cough It's Fine Don't throw them away. Save them and ship to us. We'll pay you HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. Get your neighbor to ship his baga with yours.

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bat Cheaply and Easily Made, Doe the Work Quickly. lilllililli this, their first moment alone since the birth of their child, the moment he had looked forward to, in which he had thought to kneel beside her, and murmur his love and reverence for her motherhood in this moment came tragedy of the commonplace. How rarely any situation is ever what Mrs. Roosevelt's Spice Cake A recipe for spice cake given by Mrs. Roosevelt to a Ladles' Aid society was printed in the Farmers Mail and Breeze early In the summer.

I tried it and found Doe Not Cost One Cent All Freight Charges Prepaid never want to see it. Fort a few momenta at a time he was allowed to be with Helen. But she was seldom conscious, and when she was conscious he permitted to talk to her; she was too weak for that. So he could only sit by the bed and hold her hand. The darkened room, the odor of medicine, and Helen's white face on the pillowit all added to the fear that was growing in Warren's heart.

He eeemed to find something menacing in every detail of the sick room. The small table by the bed, with its white cloth and glasses, the clinical thermometer, the bent tube from which Bhe drank to him they seemed instruments we think it will be! What a perverted, ironical sense of humor Fate must have, bet a Leather bed free Wo will positively give yon a ble, Kew Feather Bed absolutely FREE. Write today for full particulars. Southern Feather auait Pillow DJUT. 100 tiBEKNSBOKO, X.

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Pour this into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar in buffooning our most sacred mo ments! i it splendid, but lost it. I should like very much to have it printed in the Heart of the Home page of Capper's Weekly, as I always read it. Mrs. Wm. Stegeman, Hope, Kan.

This spice cake recipe was once given by Mrs. Roosevelt to a Ladies' Aid society that was getting up a cook book: Cream together 1 cup of butter and 2 For now it was Helen who failed to but yon are eligible to membership in this club it you whh a set of the dishes. The set consists of six plates, six cups, six saucers, six fruit dishes, six individual butter dishes and one large meat platter. Each p'-ce is decorated with a cluster of beautiful wood violets, sur rise to the occasion. Helen the scnti mental, the romantic, the idealist, was -vil This makes a pretty lace for the ends of towels if made of rather heavy thread.

cups of sugar. Urop in 4 eggs, one at a rounded by green foliage and around the edges Is a lovely tracing of pure gold. The ware itself time, and beat thoroJy, then add alter for some strange reason at this moment only intensely practical. Her first words, in a weak, but very Is flru grade pure white and absolutely flawless. Space Joe not permit us to give you a detailed chet (dc), chain (ch) 2, skip 2, 1 dc, making a space (sp), 5 ep, 4 dc in next 4 outline of the plan of the Household Disk Club.

111 matter-oi-tact voice were: We will aav. however, that if you want a sat of nately a little at a time I cup of sweet milk and .4 cups of flour. With the last cup of flour sift 2 teaspoons of baking powder, 1 tablespoon of cinnamon and st. Ch 8, turn. i.

2nd row Skip 5 st, 4 dc, 1 sp, 4 dc, 7 "Warren, don't you think I could get along without the night nurse now It will be so expensive keeping them both. sp, ch 5, turn. Yi teaspoon oi nutmeg. in a moderate oven and frost with white 3rd row Catch in last dc. Make 5 for a second, Warren was too discon sp, 4 dc, 1 sp.

4 dc, 1 sp, 4 dc. these 'dishes you can secure them on our special offer without oue cent or cost to yon. How to Join the Dish Club If yon wish to become a member of the Household Dish Club, send us your name and address and we will then sendyoa illustration of the dishes in colors and full information about how to secure these beautiful dishes free. Household Dish Club, Dept. 55, Tapeka, Ka.

certed to answer, syrup, fehake thoroughly and it is ready for use. The total cost is about 54 cents and gives you a full pint a family supply of a most effectual, pleasant tasting remedy. It keeps perfectly. It a truly astonishing how quickly it acts, penetrating through every air passage of the throat and lunsrs loosens ind raises the phlegm, soothes and heals the inflamed or swollen throat membranes, and gradually but surely the annoying throat tickle and dreaded cough will disappear entirely. Nothing better for bronchitis, spasmodic croup, whooping cough or bronchial asthma.

Pinex is a special aad hicrhly concentrated compound of genuine Norway nine extract, combined with guaiacol of torture. His mother came, but there was nothing she could do. To Warren that was the desperate part of itj there was nothing any of them could do. Even Anna, much to her indignation, was not allowed to make the broths. The doctor insisted that everything must be prepared by the nurse.

And very grudgingly Anna let the nurse take possession of her kitchen. For in her heart was the strong conviction that the chicken broth she could make would be better for her mistress than anything those nurses had learned frosting. Mrs. F. E.

G. Finney County, Kansas. 4th row Turn as in 2nd row making W4 "Why, dear, you mustn't think of such things yet. You have been very ill, you must have the best of care until t- you are stronger." WHEN MOTHER SINGS ''But I'm better now, and these nurses The Coleman 1 sp, 4 dc, 1 ep, 4 dc, 1 sp, 4 dc, 1 sp, 4 dc, 5 sp, turn. 5th row i sp, 4 dc, 1 sp, 4 dc, 3 sp, 4 dc, 1 sp, 4 dc.

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To be folded in melody rare as the sound i Of the note of a sky-hermit thrush. She is singing old hymns when she thinks no one hears, Out of tune and off-pitch, it. Is true, But I feel all my worries dissolving in tears When she quavers, "I'm praying; for you." From the country of youth she has Journeyed afar; She is turning aweary and wan; candies, brighter than tha briEhteat electric ceptionally neat appearance while Derformine the daily household dutiesijJ The raelan ilecTei extend to light, saler tnan the safest oil lamp. sr.d Esrcs Vs Own Gas assured him they were two of his most capable and experienced nurses. 215 Main Ft.

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Appropriate meter alt are inehara. percale or chambray, with the belt and trimming bands Of contra9t.Djr material. meir bluiuiicu intents is mcj wuo always immaculate. And everything was done with clock-like punctuality while they moved noiselessly about in their felt-soled shoes. And if their faces were lacking in any And they rest by the way who with without Bicker, fteatful to the eyes.

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of 90 In. material tender face, And some golden heads flashing; at Dlav tearing op of walls or floors, no ax naif piping. iously. Warren do you know how much the doctor will charge? Will it be just for the case, or will he charge for each visit The Prosaic Ruled. "Helen, Helen! Do you realize how sick you've been And they have saved you for me and you and the child! Does it matter what they charge What makes you talk of such things "Oh, I've been lying here thinking how expensive all this is going to be how But here the nurse came in and said they mustn't talk any more.

Warren stooped over and kissed her, and then left the room with a sense of disappointment more poignant than he had ever known. Helen, with her child beside her, and yet not one word of it or of her motherhood, and of all that their love now meant her only words had beeiTof the expensel Was it, perhaps a part of the eternal justice of things that because so often he had failed her in her longing for some expression of love, of sentiment and romance, that now, at this moment, she ren supposed it was rrom long association with the sick room. And, after all, wital Our Free Offer ast- Intermingle with thoughts of the aire, no troarte, no aang-er. TIf COLEMAN LAMP CO. Vifl following spaces.

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10c la MsropB tnday and ccure plti by IMAKfcLLE BUST. 766 No- SI. Franci VVicTitu Has. heavenly grace. While she sings "Happy Day, Happy Day." it was skillful attention he wanted these nurses to give his wife love and sympathy he himself could give.

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