Life — November 11, 1915 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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Is It Coming? ISS ANNE MORGAN, we under- stand, is going to use her influ- ence—and we believe it is considera- ile—to see if she can modify the way some of our girls dress in New York. Many attempts have been made to mitigate the extravagance of woman's costume, but without any marked suc- It is significant that the present proposed reform should have come from a woman. No man, so far as we are aware, has ever made a bid for the Hall of Fame or enrolled him- self among the world’s martyrs in an effort to abridge the styles. Solomon, who was said to be level-headed, himself a very smart dresser, and over- looked with a quiet smile many of the scanty costumes assumed at times by the seven hundred Indies who made up the principal part of his office force. We understand that Noah, when told by his esteemed wife to let her know at once if the dove brought back news of a bargain sale, made no objection. Job never said a word when his girls wore summer furs and winter pecka- boos, In fact, no man has dared to lift a voice against the practice. The girls have gone on shocking us from time immemorial, and there is no evidence worth considering upon record that base man does not like to be shocked. If the redemption of woman's ward- © has got to come, it must come woman. If Miss Anne Mor- n bless her! cess. ha equirements The efforts of State Boards o! jealth to protect the jycbhe with regard to its milk supply are commendable. y localities the milk standards adopted arc ssolutely contrary to the actual truths, as proven te by food chemists and physicians.’ In some states rds have been enacted into law which totally gard the fact that it is the digestible proteids, the p th and muscle building qualities of milk, which ble as well as the fat content. Purebred Hol: possessing the great and indispensable . “ proteids,"” in relatively superior quantity ow in fat percentages, is oftentimes discrim- nat Uy ilbadvised laws and people who do not . yet it is acknowledge: y experts to be the sik best fitted for mankind. Ask milkman for Holstein cows’ milk. Tf he rovide you send us his name and we will ply for you. Send for our new free | "The Story of Holstein Milk.” MOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA F. L. HOUGHTON, Secretary HB American Building BRATTLEBORO, VT. Modern Inventions OW do you know when you meet your affinity? You cannot look into the eyes of every woman you meet, especially if your wife happens to be with you. Only by this look can you be sure, You may, therefore, miss her forever. To avoid this, do not fail to provide yourself with our affinity-finder, endorsed by all hus- bands, and infallible. A little instru for a clear skin and good hair Almost any soap will cleanse the skin and hair and many toilet soaps are pure enough to do it without injuring these delicate textures. But those who want a soap which not only cleanses but actually im- proves the complexion and hair naturally turn to Resinol Soap. In every way an exceptionally pleasing toilet soap, the sooth- ing, healing properties which it derives from Resinol Oint- ment enable it to keep the complexion clear, and the hair rich and lustrous, as soaps which are merely pure and cleansing cannot do. All sell R write to more, Md. ; dealers in nol Soap. Dept. + inol Shaving Stick is most soothing for tender faces, ment that slips into the pocket and rings an alarm draws near. when your affinity Send for catalogue. Try our subway armor. Covers body from head to foot. By touching spring you bristle with steel points. Crowd- ing made easy He (annoyed) you said you would Sue: “Did T said seven.” “It's eight o'cloc be here al six? I Transeript. comicbooks.com Resinol Soap