fr —————— One of the Best Rest Cures, Is a good story. To many women it is as good as a trip away from home, When you are tired out and your nerves are on edge, try going off by Yourself and losing yourself in some good story. You will, in nine cases out of ten, come back rested and in- vigorated. One woman who has passed serene- ly through many years of hard work of a house and bringing up of a large family of children, said that she con- sidered it the duty of every busy housekeeper to read a certain amount of “trash,” light fiction, for the rest and ch give, Try it, you who lead a strenuous life, and who sometimes grow exceed ingly weary of the same. 40 years ago. They ate, stomach, liver coated tiny granules. regulate and and bowels. mvigor Sugar Some folks never feel saintly they have a chance to syndicate thelr BOTrTOwWSs. AFTER SUFFERING ham’sVegetable Compound Milwaukee, Wis. — “Lydia E. Pink. | bham's ¥ ogetable Compound has made | = me a well woman, | and I would like to tell thewholeworld of it. fromfemaletrouble and fearful painsin my back. Ihadthe best doctors and they all decided | that I had a tumor in addition to my female trouble, and advised an opera. tion. Lydia E. kham's Vegetable Compound made me & well woman dnd I have no more | backache. I hope I can help Others by telling them what Lydia E. Pinkham's Yegyatle Compound has done for | ? we Mns. E sMA I MSE, 833 First St., Milwaukee, Wis, The above is only one of the thou. | sands of grateful letters which are | Sontanti® being received by the Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn, Mass., which prove beyond a doubtthat Lydia E. Pinkbam’s Vegetable Com. made from roots and herbs, | actually does cure these obstinate dis. | eases of women after all other means have failed, and that every such suf. ering woman owes it to herself to at Yaar give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta. ble Compound a trial before submit. ting to an operation, or giving up , hope of recovery. rs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass, THE WINTER. Are Decidedly Graceful—Illustra- i tion of One of the Most Pleasing. these wide cavered beauties Like and uniike are | brimmed, graceful hats, velvet, which our American | will don when occasions call forth ple {| turesque millinery. They are from those eminent French designers who | excel in hats of this sort. The brims curve gently, the crowns fit well, | designs are simple and there is { abundance of rich trimming, hint of overtrimming. The fllustration | beautifully made. A mass of white ostrich plumes like a small bank of snow is mounted in a wreath about the crown. The plume springs from the front and toward the right side in each of these models the | trimming is at the right trimming could be gnowy mass of plumage The of the droopy variety, but cu ward all around and with more ness at the left Very rich, bdt le gray-blue, trimmed heron and Persian to wear with a special an = No other brim is ris up abrupt side. ge chaste. a hat ina with a masse of blue gown, The her for advice, She has gulded thousands to health and her | advice is Fres, CURES SWINNEY. Mr. R. 5. Shelton, of Hill, N.C. writes: “1 used Mexican Mustang Liniment on & very valuable horse for swinney and it cared it. 1 always keep it in mystabieand think it the best imiment for rubs and galls” Mexican Mustang Liniment ia made of the best of oils and pene- trates straight thru flesh and mus. cle to the bone. Contains no alcohol and cannot sting or torture the flesh, Buy a bottle to-day and be ready for any emergency, 28¢. 50c. $1 a bottle at Drug & Gen'l Stores. SALESMEN WANTED To take orders for high grade, fully guaranteed nursery stock. Complete outfit free. Apply at once for terms, THE CHASE NURSERIES CC., Geneva, X. 1, rh SD IN Wa on trenton, ¥ Fres SIS eal: HAS & 00 Or. nab. | Densborn 8t., Ciil PATENT: 88 14th ty Wantingron; 208 DEFIANCE C Cold d Water $ Starch wishes ————— A TARE A SORE EOF PESOS | col soft, however, that 1 others. The feath | er is more gray than blue, and has white markings Many soft colors ap | pear in the ornaments. These trim- | mings would be as appropriate on gray or amethyst or black as they are on the strange blue shown in the model The brim Is very wide all round, curves considerably at the left, upward turn apparently narrowing it There ia no extreme tilt or poise In { these large hats In fact, fashion has ring is so may do duty with good millinery. The rakish tabooed But there is much spright. Hiness of brim In the turbans and small hata, and eyes are well shaded in the round hats with mauve brims. . JULIA BOTTOMLEY. - | KEEP HAIR PROPER COLOR | Attention to Details Will Put Off for i Many Years the Always Un. welcome Gray. who rave | woman really welcomes gray hair; | she may become reconciled to it to | the point of not favoring dyes, but {| that is all i Therefore take every precaution to keep the hair from turning. Poor general health will do it; so will ex. cessive worry or too much brain work without proper exercise and re laxation. Nothing will cause the halr to be come gray so quickly as allowing the scalp to be robbed of nourishing oils. For this reason, too, much shampooing or the use of drying mix tures on the hair is bad, { Tonles that contain plenty of ofl are invaluable to keep the natural luster of the hair, and should be used regularly by those whose family has a tendency to turn gray early, A Workbasket Mint, Keép in your workbasket several Iarge-aize safety pins, and use them to string loose buttons, hooks, eyes, ete, Keep those of the same size on the same pin, black hooks on black pins, white eyes on white pins, ete. Thus you never will have an untidy work. basket, or be delayed by not being anle to find Instantly what you are looking for. : Fasten the safety pins to one side of the lining of your basket--and your method of securing neatness will be compiete. Enabling Guests to Help Themselves Adds to Pleasure of Meal. A device described as an automatic the of the rods, radiating from cen adjusted to different sizes are placed the dishes to be served Revolving Food Server. receptacles for salt, pep When the food bas the and and relishes ¥ been per placed upon walter revolve it and hel} chanics guests themsel P opular WEARING OF PASTE JEWELS Practise That Is Not to Be Commend ed-—Many Reasons Why it Is in Poor Taste. Ae This in recent vears ous prog orto ns concerns a practise that or has the med danger ARS i wearing of pasts lewels French tiful, There is no doubt tha jewelry Is artistic and but many ives In evening dress jewelry that of the real deceive wom themse« is su thing that there The creeps in F tation to moment thie bad rank wearing | thing that gentlewoman matter if paste do hair and though them” nowadays This placid accepiance standards—gomething that have been Impossible a generation ago—will undoubtedly lower the ideals of what constitutes a gentle woman and the things she permits herself to wear AVOID TOO MANY CLOTHES Ne Advantage in Over-Supply of Gar ments, No Matter of What Description, {ante *arfegian towelry isn makes £5.11 possible one No elas does not acquire the habit false jewels not “every are lovely, one wOArs oof false wonic A woman who desires to dress well and it can be‘done of all never to have 1L.et learn first or buy them out, the things she needs, and then buy others. It is have ope well fitting tailor until it shows of wear, and then replace {it is to have several Inferior suits As to large stocks of under. wear, they are only an anxiety. If not looked after frequently they grow yellow or a vagrant nest in them. Styles, quently in underwear as in outer gar. ments: aisd human figures alter and grow fat sometimes and the treas ured articles won't fit when they are As to shoes, it is better for the feet and better for the shoes to have several changes and wear them in rotation, but If shoes are kept too long the leather is apt to rot. and In order, signs than It wear it Children’s Frocks, More and more mothers are realls ing that not only good taste, but good sense insists upon simplicity In lit tle children’s clothes. Furbelows are uncomfortable, tiresome and a both. er to the youngsters, mothers, and likewise the laundress, Plain percales and galateas make very sturdy frocks, standing the knocks and rubs of juvenile, strenuous ness with great fortitude, Cherry and ginghams In dark, yet cheerful colorings make splendid lit. tle dresses for school afd asutumn wear, The vogue of the Dutch neck seems assured, and mothers are safe in ma king the little fall frocks In this sen. sible fashion. The New Collar Pins. It may be surprising to hear that Dutch collar pins have gone. It is only the name, however, that has pass. ed. Plerrot pins have taken thelr place. The fanshaped Plerrot pin has the advantage of following the lines of the frock where It meets the throat, Bar pina are in the ascendency. A becoming accessory to be worn with Plerrot collars Is a black velvet col. larette with jeweled ornament, SWELLING THE HOTEL BILL | a ton Keeper's Method of Taxing | Traveler Had at Least the { Method of Novelty, Hotel One of the things which help swell | traveler's expenses, both in this | is the “extra.” It is sure to be pald for. Proba even the most generous traveler, however, will have some sympathy for the gentleman in the following story who was made to pay Hberally for a During his stay at the hotel the weather had been very hot, “Charles,” sald the landlord clerk who was making out the bill to be presented the departing guest, have you noticed that the gentleman in number seven consulted the thermometer on the piazza at least ten times every morning during his here?” Charles replied that he had “Well,” sald the landlord, him the price of one dinner the of the thermometer Youtl Companion AWFUL BURNING ITCH CURED IN A DAY “In the middie of the night of March 30th I woke up with a burning itch in my two hands and | felt as if | could them apart. In the morning the fiching had gone to my chest and dur ing that day it spread all over my body. | was red and raw {from the top of my head to the conti to the fo has Bilay “charge a day for {se pull soles of my feet agony from neither lie down nor and was In wal the ching 1 could : i { sit up I happened to see about Cutl- ' I thought | I took a good cura Remedies, and woul | 1riail. ticura Boap and ve them Corp. Sole Pr Lovemaking anc Practice Mutual tor ion Expectat A ne ily close fisted taking his golfing where he hot and, by drivi managed to secy of a known Mind, aout herner, 1 expect ts good stay here you Seotsman, hit res first now the eg ( Auring understand TR LIT . g fy reality tips {rom You ’ sliopd 1} enlied ihe bag. “an” Ah'm ken heavy like frae ve, ve Pains Botanic Bal Hen the hl in the al : by B. BB af failed Price le at drug stores. with com Large Balm Co., Atlanta, casom Cured treatments i serle Troe hiv writing tions ATH ie ¥ Ga. Department An Endless Job. I'll bet | { could keep a fain “As to how?” “I'd have her car.” look after my touring TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eves and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't Smart—Soothes Eve Pain. Druggisis Sell Murine Eve Hemedy, Liquid, 25c¢, 0c, $1.00 Murine Eye Salve In Aseptic Tubes, 25c. $1.00. Eye Books and Eve Advice Free by Mall Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago. Laying the Foundation, ask aflvice about ing to do?” what you are go say 1 told you so.'” EE... Old Point. Same try one day last week. Tom—Bag anything? Jack—-Nothing but my trousers. Sin onic ey a . what ron sme aking be formals I i Jinad oh every wails, Showing it 3 be bu 6 Sd 1 Irom in & laste. les} J ool win ne drives 5 out the mninria the rol Ju uiils up Yhe Bold By all sealers for 8 oe 4 When the pulpit gets ts into poetic clouds It misses the man on the pavement, For FIRADACHE Hicks CAPI'DINE Whether from Colds, Heat, Stomach or Nervous Troubles, Capudins will relieve you, ives 1 i an 10 take-acts immedi ately. ‘Try 250, and BW cents at drag Revenge Is better than a greedy kind of Kptitude. within everybody's reach, We he ails to find out exactly what his remedies here, at pe Yor DORITIvely your drug sf no charge for specifics for nearly every , and sold by all druggists. ore, i: £4 Bigs QIBCHaRC, price to Health, which we will mail yon vou fully, w 1'8 Doctors, , P83. your case and advise Address Munvor Streets, Philadelphia i» wit medical talent w ho We put the I thinks fret our or Can Pet alis 3 : at all, as von I r; there 3 Professor Mu has prepa: are prey pal pent tical exami inatio n blank a nd i onr doctor: a penny ad p flab % There are lamps pries ofna mer fa 1 a giving devies more. be 4d brass 1 thers at Hicke 5 BO There is ne the vyiine of the everye here ter isn yp made al soy easy kept cienyn an thing known 10 the ars AYO Jampasa ight f nol at yours, write £ fibe W. L. Does are posit wiar vely the B30 years, LAR FOR DOLIAK IGUARBANTEY 81.50 or $4.00 shoes you can made my shoes THE buy 9 the last ones wore so well, and CAUTION! } a i ¥: 11 yous Genler tL dupPY Planning a Deaper ate Revenge beaut aatriage King to a ravagan?t kes A iid For COLDS and GRIP CAPTD & fhe remedy the achl brat nid feveriahness reator proven sai tinna efforts imme rig stores Ther 3 ally dead al who talk much ready ingrowine A Man conscience into gin Mra. Winslow's Soothing Sj teething, softens the gums, re tion, allars pain, cu tea wind collie, Tw a bio tie Acatalogue of vices never led one into virtue and that DOL. 0, hw on TAKE 5 SUBSTITUTE hors. wre 145 Bark Bre “i, nriee of wy Broekion, Mase. ~ LAZY LIVER “I find Cascarets so good that I would not be without them. I was trou bied a reat deal with torpid liver and headache. Fw nee taking Cascarets Candy Cathar- much better. I shall cer- them to my friends as "” tic I feel very tainly recommend the best medicine I have ever seen. Anna Bazinet Osborn Mill No. 2, Fall River, Pal atabl e Mass, dotent. Tas ~ neni Pleasant Potent, " 2 Iho Gon 0c, 2% Si Ine tablet 5 Guaranteed to Cure Of your i ney back. 823 he Honey Horehound and Tar For coughs colds and Throat Troubles All Druggists Plke's Toothache Drops Cure in One Minute ROOSEVELT'S OWN BOOK “African Game Trails” seands tor Chr istmas and New Lies 0 th take 1 ys, red ? Mor um t dake the great ut now to CHARLES 1 (RK. 5.) Filih Avenus, DROPSY NEW DISCOVERY quirk wellef and tures gored aa ret tunes. Bash of — wed 10 ays’ rested Free. Pr. I. HB SEEENS SOLS, Bex RB, Atlasis, Ga. Watson Fl. Osleman, Waste (PA ington, D.C. Books free. Highs esi reforences. Best res lw. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 45-191 0. 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