THE CHARLOTTE NEWS;' CHARLQTOE, N." C V THUKEDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2i, 1921
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5s cgjd that character can be read
. hi the profile more easily than from
h full face because while the eyes
1 ifv a prominent part in the expression
T the fH face and can be deceptive
' , confusing, the profile shows . only
"i" features and the features are formed
a great extent by one's character, so
'fat whatever is read fronv. the profile
t"ai. . . -4tfiii. '
in tlvs shmall space, it - is only pos-
fnr me to generalize. The pic-
f'01 . gi cjVir-c n faco that to vPrw I
tellient from the forehead to the
1 of the nose, uui me mourn nangs
nPn Willi n
r' ' ti, lino orp short anI full :th
hin conrtrms the weakness, of -the
nuth tlu cnin llne is ' snort a"d fat.
tw. whole lower part of the face too
" e tnis. the girl has pulled some quite
nneeiarv hangs down over bed fore
,r thereby hiding and spoiling one
to.
larly
,r.i bvtho forehead and. chin, particu:
(IV I lit: vuiu. ' Aiiiiiigrno 13
henvn hv the lorenead as wen -as tne
dnoe ami expression of the eye. Cul-
trre arid reitliciuc iu cuu mi uy mc
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ard vices are shown by the mouth.
But in spite of this, it is possible to
modify to an enormous extent the char
acter f the profile. You cannot alter
oTcpnt to a verv slie'ht rle-
crffe tU l J OU eitii w:iui j uui iid.ii xuu.
you ' ean dress so as to modify the
profile, if you are not pleased with the
me you possess. I- have a 'theory that'
the profile shows one's inherited char
acter, rather than one's developed char
acter! There is sometimes, but not al
H,v' a difference between these.
High School Girl Tou can get
the ingredients of the blackhead cleans
ing powder and mix the powder your
f'e;f Rub it into the skin after you
jave washed your face with hot water,
then rinse out with hot water and cold.
Jazz Develop the arms and chest
liy taking deep-breathing exercises
everv day. -
Almost Blonde Do not use peroxide
Tcljl I J-" ';'"" 1 l . j . i i i
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valuable amount of 'sulphuf:" :" This' egg-
18 frequently complicated by the
addition to tincture of benzoin, alum
and ot,her astringents.
KeI?n B- If yob, are weil-dveloped"
except from the knees - down; I would
advise you to join !aigymnasium class
and get as much exercise as possible.
1 he best way to develops the legs op the
arms is by exercising. '
. T. If you b.ave had fever, it is
natural for the hair to come out. If
your hair is dry and stif, you should
use a. great deal nf nil nn -tVa'sfloiw t
you wish I will send you the formula
for an excellent hair tonic, on receipt
of a letter with a self-addressed stamp
ed envelope enclosed. I would advise
a massage with hot crude oil the night
before -the shampoo, which, in your
case should be about once every three
weeks.
MOTHER!
'California Syrup of Figs
Child's Best Laxative
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only look for the name California ' on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the. best and mst
larmiers physic for the little- stonlaci.
liver and bowels.. Children love .its
'fruity' taste. "Full clirectibns 'on "each
bottle. You must cay "California."
You can- -tell character from your pro
file. to bleach your hair, unless you use only
a few tablespoonfuls in the, rinse water.
Give your hair egg shampoos and sun
baths to keep it light.
I receive so many;letters from girls
who complain about complexions, that
I frequently want to . sign myself "dis
couraged" in my answers, as they do in
their letters.;
The basis of a good complexion is
good health. .The skin cannot remain
clear, colorful, and fine grained, unless
the health and the digestion. are in good
condition. The first thing to do, if
your skin is bad, is to change your
diet. And the next thing to do is to
make sure that there ;fs not the slight
est constipation. After that, see that
you get eight or nine hours sleep and a
certain amount of exercise out-of-doors
every day. I feel sure that if you fol
low these directions you will have no
further trouble.
There are, of course, a great many
external helps. There tre washes, and
lotions and beauty masks, but all .these
things are to stimulate t-he skin and to
make it clean , and antiseptic. The
beauty masks are much advertised and
there are hundreds of varieties. Some
times the mask consists of a plain clay,
tn which antiseptics - and stimulants
have been mixed. This is spread over
the face, and as it drys, it draws up
the skin and shrinks the pores. At
the same time it brings the blood to the
skin and is cleansing.
One of the best facial astringents or
masks consists of nothing more com
plicated than. the white of an egg. This
is 'beaten up very slightly and painted
over the skin -with..a fine-haired - paint
brush, and allowed to dry on. In cases
of skin eruptions, the. yolk of the egg
is used a&-well, because it contains a
Miss U. S. See answer above. S
&Iiss Lillian Take two tablespoonfuls
of -ohve, oil with your -meals to gain
weight. -t .- .. ...
i Miss Blanche .L. Eating butter
snould not cause pimples, unless it is
only part of a diet which is already
too rich for you to digest.
L'.ME. W. The - peroxide-ammonia
miX;ure ,.1S yery sooa to. bleach hairs
on the hp. it can be, applied every
day . unless it makes the skin too dry.
All inquiries addressed to Miss
Forbes in care of the "Beauty Chats"
department will be answered in these
columns in their turn. This requires
considerable time, however, owing to
the great number, received. So if a
personal or quicker reply is desired,
a stampec ; and self-addressed envelope
must be enclosed with the question.
The Editor.-
WRIGHT-THOMPSON.
Salisbury, Feb.- 24. A marriage of
state-wide interest was quietly observed
Wednesday evening at 9:15 o'clock when
Mrs. Johnsye A. Thompson became the
bride of George W. Wrght, the wed
ding being witnessed only by the re
quired number of witnesses. Officiating
ministers were Rev. Edward Fulenwider
the brjde's pastor, and Dr. Lemons, pas
tor of the groom. The wedding was
celebrated at the home of the bride on
West Council .street. The. couple left
later in the evening for points in Flor
ida, where they will spend a couple of
week and will then be at home" at Mr.
Wright's residence,' 415 South Fulton
street.
Mrs. Wright is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jeremiah Sloop, of Mooresville, a
most excellent young- woman with lova.
We traits of .character and - popular in
this city, where she has lived for a num-.
ber of years. Mr. Wright is one of the
best-known merchants of 'Salisbury
where he has been in business for many
years. Both he and Mrs. Wright have
friends throughout this and other states
who will be interested in the announce
ment of their marriage.
trnev
hair grwer
Sworn proof of hair growth after bald
ness. Amazing reports of legions of users
of Kobilko, in stopping loss of hair, over
coming dandruff, conquering baldness.
Here's the fairest offer in the world
use Kotalko. If it doesn't do all too
expect, get your money-back! Forget
past bad luck with 'your hair.' Tbis is!
something different. Get a small box of r
KOTALKO at any busy druggist's.
Guarantee and directions with the box.
Show your friends this advtrtuimeiU.
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L f .The desire-to please others ' , :
&J ; ' . mere than ourselves gives rise , ' , -.
f to fashions." Montesquieu ''
AUR ctief aim is to send all of our -C '
W ( Ay . customers away supremely nappy
pver their selections. However back of
$p our eflForts there is always tte desire to ;
M see that each chooses the fashion best . 'iff! -
suited to her personality and her purse. , ' .
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WOMEN TAKE NO AC
TION AS TO CHARTER
; The members of the citizenship class
of the Woman's Club did not take ac
tion favoring a change of the' city char
ter at the present time Slz the "after
meetinar" of the class Tuesday night at
the club house in connection with
Washington's birthday celebration.,- It
had been expected that the class would
express itself as either for or against
a change and campaign for change.
John A. McRae of the Charlotte bar
was "the speaker before the class. Mr.
McRae dwelt upon the events that have
been most outstanding in American his
tory in making it the nation it has be
come. ' " '
Mrs. Hugh M.urrill was leader of the
class and made introductory remarks
about: the plaoe of Washington in the
history of the country and the. char
acteristics that made him great.
A feature of the evening was the. sing
jng of . a . number .of . patriotic airs and
old love songs by. Miss ..Bennie ..Withers,
who was dressed in coiomal costume
and who was accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. Frank Dowd. .
. Mrs. W.T. Shore, chairman of the
civics department of the club, present
ed at the after meeting the overtures
from the Chamber of Commerce, asking
endorsement for the movement to
change ,the charter of the city.
National legislation" will "be the sub
ject of the next meeting, with Mrs. Lu
ther Little as the leader.
GOVERNMENT SUES FOR SPITE.
New York, Feb. 24. The . govern
ment's suit , against.. the Postal Tele
graph and Cable Company "to recover
$2,400,000 of the earnings of that com
pany during the period of government
control" was instituted "merely out of
spite and vindictiveness," William J.
Deegan, secretary of the company, de
clared in a statement issued Tiere Wed
nesday. - - -
NOW THEY AVILL GO WEST.
Charlottesville, Va., Feb. 24. Paul
Flagg and John Walton, two Charlottes
ville youths, who told the police they
were on their way west to become cow
boys, 'were arrested in Staunton Wed
nesday, charged with breaking .into a
safe in a local drug store Tuesday
night and stealing $450, '
i9 'Wssmiss
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC restores Energy and Vi
tality by Purifying and Enrich
ing the Blood. ' When you 'feel
its strengthening, invigorating
effect, see how it brings color
to the cheeks and how it im
proves the appetite, you will
then" appreciate its true tonic
value.
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC is simply Iron and
Quinine suspended in syrup.
So pleasant even children like
it The blood needs Quinine to
Purify it. and Iron to Enrich it.?
Destroys! Malarial germs . and
Grip germs by Its Strengthening,
Invigorating Effect. 60c
Healthy
Blood and
a Healthy
System is Humanity's best
protection against Colds,
Grip and Influenza. '
RELIEPF UND FOR
IRISH IS SOUGHT.
Southern Organizes is in f
Charlotte to Explain
Needs of People.
Dr. Maurice J. McCarthy, a lawyer
of ' New York, who was one of the
visitors presented at the Good Fellows
Club luncheon Wednesday, is here to
organize relief measures for upwards
of 200,000 persons in'. '".Ireland, who are
said to," be in dire jqirumstances be
cause of the revolutionary conditions.
He has been deputized to organize, the
South under the auspices of the Amer
ican Committee' for Relief in Ireland
and is making b.is first stop in North1
Carolina in Charlotte. He delivered an
address at 4 o'clock at the Knights of
Columbus club house on East First
street before the Benevolent . Associa
tion of the Woman's League for Char
itable Wdrk; a non-sectarian body. He
will seek an opportunity.' to lay the
cause before -other bodies " in "Charlotte
and throughout the state. A state chair
man also ' Will " be appointed as well as
chairmen for- the . several counties,
somewhat along, the lines following in
raising funds' for the : starving Ar
menians and others in Europe.
Dr. McCarthy explained that The
movement had no1 connection with the
"Friends of Irish Freedom" and was a
purely humanitarian,- non-sectarian
movement for the relief of people
throughout Ireland who need help.
The American Red Cross is not per
mitted by' the British;.Red Cross, he
said, to extend aid in" Ireland. There
fore, some other means must be found
to aid the sufferers. This considera
tion has prompted the formation of the
American Committe for Relief in Ire
land, he explained. -
Dr. McCarthy mentioned that tne
Celtic White Cross is being organized
for relief work in Ireland and has sug
gested the formation of a chapter
here.
The plan of organization for relief
in Ireland, Dr. McCarthy explained, is
modeled somewhat after the plans 'fol
lowed in the Red Cross, Liberty Loan
and others "drives" during the war,
and it is planned to form, an organiza
tion that will work in American cities
after that manner, with state, county
and other chairmen. Announcements aa
to personnel of working teams here are
expected soon.
Dr. v McCarthy took part in Red
Cross,' Salvation Arms, Liberty and
Victory loans, Jewis.li Memorial hos
pital and other drives in New York
during the war period, be said.
The national organization is plan
ning a nation-wide drive for the suf
ferers in Ireland, Dr. McCarthy said,
from -March 15 to April 1, to raise $500,
000 for the people of Ireland whose
condition is pictured as critical.
Among the men of : national note
who are sponsoring the movement fxc,
George M. Cohan, the actor and play
wright; a vice-president of the Dupont
Powder Company, David M. Walsh and
many others. Mayor Ainslee of Rich
mond, Va., is one of the men in the
South active in the cause, having pre
sided over a meeting at Richmond a
few days ago in behalf of the move
ment there. It is probable Dr. Mc
Carthy will .be heref or several davs
before proceeding- on a journey that
will take him as far South as Miami,
as far West as Houston, Texas and
into ; Oklahoma,' Arkansas' and otlv-r
Southern territory. . ' -
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"Carolinas Greatest furniture House"
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HALF
PRICE
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Stock
n Every Pfcee of Fur niture
' In Our
Half million dollar stock to select from the finest mer
chandise in America your choice of Dining-room; Living-
foom, Bedroom in fact, every article of furniture in our
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store is not HALF PRICE! This sale will only be for a few
more days and should you need good furniture this is the
greatest opportunity ever offered.
urms
F
earooin now
At
HALF-PRICE
lust think of buying a fine bedroom suite at only half price.
You'll miss the greatest opportunity to buy a fine suite ever
presented if you miss this sale tn furnish your bedronm. ;
READ THE LIST AND THE PRICES
BEPK
OOM FURNI31JRE
walnut bed 4-6
walnut vanity,
"walnut" bureau
walnut chiffonier
walnut dressing table
walnut rocker
walnut chair
walnut bench ........
mnhoeanv beds . 4-6 .
mahogany
mahogany-
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany ,
ruafcogany
. mahogany
mahogany
mhegany
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany .
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany
' William
bedr. . .
William
Eureaus
William
chiffonier
William
4-6
beds 3-6
vanities
bureaus
dressing, tables
mahogany bed
chifforette
mahogany beds
mafcogand
mahogany
four-piece
t suites
mahoganybeds
mahogany bureau . .
mahogany chiffoniers
mahogany beds
mahogany ' bureau ..
mahogany dressing
bed 3-3
bureau
- vanities .........
chest ....'
beds 3-3
beds 4-6
desk tables
vanities .........
beds 3-3 .........
bureaus .......
chiffoniers
chiff orettes .....
.beds 4-6 .........
bed . . . .
bureau
dressing tables
and Mary mahogany
. . 135.00
and Mary, mahogany
................. 150.00
.and Mary, mahogany
................... 140.00
and Mary mahogany
Regular
Price ;
$215.00 .
. 315.00 ,
300.00
. 255.00
. 160.00 1
. 42.00
. 40.00
. 35.00
. 225.00
225.00
. 275.00
. 325.00
. 300.00 .
. 105.00
. 105.00
.110.00
. 240.00
. 100.00
.135.00
. 115.00
.150.00
100.00
175.00
185.00
90.00 .
mahegany
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany
mahogany
mirror . .
mahegany
mirror
mahogany
tables ....
chiff orettes ........
beds . t. . . .'
bureaus
chiffoniers ..........
post beds 4-6 ....;.'.
post beds ,3-3 ......
vanities . .
bureaus, ' large size
bureaus medium size
. dressing tables ....
chiffoniers with
.160.00
... 125.00
... 125.00
... 240.00
... 200.00
... 150.00
room
. .. 595.00
85.00
100.00
90.00
110.00
120.00
100.00
110.00
100.00
115.00
115.0d"
100.00
100,00
260.00
200.00
150.00 .,
135.00
Sale
Price
S107.5O
157.50
150.00
127.50
80.00
21.00
20.00
17.50
1120
112.50
187.50
162.50
150.00
52.50
520
55.00
120.00
50.00
67.50
57.50
75.00
50.00
87 .50
92.50
45.00
62 M
75.00
70.00
80.00
62.50 62.50
120.0J)
100.00
75.00
297.50
42.50
50.00
45.00
55.00
60.00
50.00
55.00
50.00
57.50
57.50
.50.00
50.00
130.00
100.00
4 75.00
67.50
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chiffoniers without
chifforettes
, . 150.00 75.00
135.00
150.00
670
75.00
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,-Sheraton mahogany .bureau, twin ,
beds to match v...U ...,.'t. 90Q,
mahogany bed . . . : j ;'; .. . M 200,
'mahogany bureau 275
mahogany chiffonier 240
mahogany dressing table V; . . . 210
mahogany bed 175
mahogany vanity .... . . . ; .- 250,
mahogany chiffonier .......... 200.
mahogany; night table .'..... 40,
mahogany twin beds ' i-180.
mahogany dressing table 165,
mahogany bureau ............ A235
mahogany Sheraton bed . 200
mahogany Sheraton bureau 315,
mahogany chiffonier 260,
mahogany dressing table ....... 245,
j mahogany night table ........ 80.
......... J.9U.
........ 150,
165,
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160,
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450.00
100.00
187.50
120.00
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walnut beds 4-6
walnut twin beds :..
walnut chiffonjers
walnut bureau
urn irut desk tables
bow foct ivory beds 4-6.'... ..... 150
bow foot ivory beas ; aow
ivory vanities ... 265
ivory chiffoniers, without ; .. ' .'
i mirror . ....' ,150
' ivory bureaus ..... ; 200
ivory, chiffoniers ;with mirror; .150.
ivoi'y rockers, cane ( seat i . . . 32,
ivorj" chairs cane seats .. . ; .. 30.
ivory benches
ivoo' dresser I 70;
jvory beds with cane insets .. 230,
ivory chiffoniers .............. 200,
ivor.- dressing tables 7 210
ivory vanity-."..'.... 300,
ivory room tables
ivory bench
ivory chairs
ivory night tables t .
ivorv dressers, large size .... 275
ivory , beds 4-6 110
ivory twin beds .. 105
ivnnr 'her! 4-fi ..... ' ....... . . 100.
ivory 'dresser, large size .;:.,.'...'.' 165
ivory dressers, medium size 135
ivory dressing taoies ........ no
ivory vanities .... .... 40
ivory chiffoniers without mirrors 90
ivorv . chiff orettes ' 130
ivory night tables ............. 33
ivory dressing . table benches . . 30
ivorv post bed 95
ivory bed 4-6 100
ivory beds 4-6
ivory chiffonier
ivorv twin . beds
ivory dressing table .
ivory dressing table
ivory dressers ......
ivory chiffoniers . . .
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THIS SALE IS LIMITED BUY NOW.
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