———————————— ———— OA A MRS. MANGES ESCAPES How She Was Saved From Surgeon’s Knife by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta. ble Compound. Mogadore, Ohio. —* ‘The first two years I was married I suffered so much from female troubles and bearing down pains that 1 could not stand on my feet long enough todo my work. The doctor said I would have to undergo an opera- tion, but my husband wanted me to iy Lydia E. Pinkham’ Vegetable ol pound first. I took three bottles and it made me well and strong and I avoided a dreadful opera- tion. I now have two fine healthy chil- dren, and I cannot say too much about whatLydiaE.Pinkham’sVegetableCom- ound h: 1s done for me.’’ — Mrs. LEE Manges, R. F. D. 10, Mogadore, Ohio. Why will women take chances with an operation or drag out a sickly, half- hear fied existence, missing three-fourths of t e jo y of living, when they can find he sith | in Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ? For thirty years it has been the stand- ard remedy for female ills, and has re- stored the health of thousands of women who have been troubled with such ail- ments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irregularities, ete. If you want speeial advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl- dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in striet confidence. A Beautiful Woman iches Her and ore Cootes Laboratories, Norfo'k, Va. Make the Liver Do its Duty Nine times in ten when ti right the stomach and bow CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS gently but firmly com- pel a lazy liver to do its duty. Cures Con- stipation, In- digestion, Sick Headache, and Distress After Eating. SMALL PILL, SMALL DE SM ALL PRICE Genuine must bear S signature Sn Tma For Coughs BEE and Colds Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar Is unrivaled. Pleasant to the taste — soothing and healing—absolutely de- pendable. Sold by all druggists. CTR Toa lies FREE TO ALL SUFFERERS, you feal ‘OUT OF SOR IS" RUN DOWN wo GOT THE BLURS - PIER from KIDNEY, BLADDER, SESYOUS DISEL IRS, OF ROMIC WEAKNESSES, ULCERS, SKIN Kx PT TONS. PILES, write for my PRER book. THE most Jeg Ry CIIVR MEDICAL BOOK EVER WRITTEN, IT TRL LS ALL it thea Ere ne and the FEMARKABLE CURES hake TRU B ie NEW FRENCH REMEDY, Noi. MN-2 N. THERAPION iis FOR YOURSFLEY its tha remedy Lor YOUR OWN ailment Doert sand acent, Decistaty FREE. No'loflowus cireha LaCLEnG 0, Co, HAVERITOCK RE, HAMPSTEAD LUSDON, ENG. FOR SALE +8 mores cach, BE acres ready for winter wheat, about Wl acres wader plow Worth $0 per acre fipon the merits of ts own pre duction, bat 88 per acre will buy It wr hare is fiat served, Come and see, CHAN, re GENE ROSENBERGER, MH eniasran Neb DROPS TREATED, usually gives quick relief scon removes pweliin & shortbhreath, often gived etire pelle ini5to iS days. Trial treatment dent Pres Dr. THOMAS E. GRYEN, Successor to Dr. H. H. Greens Sons, Box 0, Atlanta, Ga. | E fe, Cura Salve Uo, Baltimore, Md WATERPROOF Coleman's Vator proo ¥Flller. Never fails when properly applied, Ines bat chnafige enlor of snrfnee. Cosy ig on Write wrinik, Vieglade liver is Two 3mnp Jaa wy vves] farms in thls ont Dutte puiato coun Immediate relief, Testi mo. VIRGINIA WATERPROOF SG CORPY, Arends, spot @ {reo from wrinkles. Use the Ides) ethod and wrinkies. crows. foot, sod Wo omen Hines ul the face vapish ke magic Bren particuian. i" lake, Winston Salem, N. G AMBI TIOUS MEN AND WOMEN gona foams and Jrofiable position showl how Lo can earn LL weekly, 2? Bales Coa anshingion, BC, Ladies and Gentlemen 23, ip atendy pest ine hoslery: comming on reorders fmmediately Hamilon Apparel Taw. i HAVE MARKED DISTINCTNESS IN | CUT AND FINISH, Departure From the Mannish Feature Is Noted—Tendency to Drapery on Both Skirts and Coats— Much Fur Will Be Used. Fall tallored suits will be character ized by various eccentricities of cut and finish mannish | model I8 to be noted the consignments, but for they are more on the « and, although plain and well tailored, nevertheless more formal appearance and skirt of other seasons Much fur will be used, is a decided tendency only the skirts but the least to have them hint Skirts are still row at usually have arranged, at may be a along the sides only or across the and front or strung the top, in the folds at caused by raising or terial where it is band tent of attempts at draping Today's sketch shows a suit is typleal of fall's fashi the wedgwood blue for trim collar QOceaslong ally a new part | order, exceedingly have a than the among the most iume coat and there | to drape not | at | drapery coats, of the foot, but variously | there | buted back und 1a OF nar fullness, that is, some rmally ar and there is usually a break 3 te 1 . g 3 10 KNee Ne Or ankles, lowering the ma- waist the ex attached to the Generally this marks that de- veleurs fon It is veloped In de laine, and has cuffs and a rolling fur The smart, blousing a little black moire is let on elther side bust line, and from downward and tied {fn a bow below the hand | band fox ming of gray cutaway jacket [ss fitting smoothly in in run extremely and A sash of through of the front back eye- the carried an front at there is New Tailored Model In Weagwood Blue Velours de Laine. walst in back, with two not sash ends The fronts are left of five or six | crossed vest of » of tiny steel open nches, h ite wool ratine a row buttons In nter, The material is throughout, and in th seams, The skirt is the ce used diagonally just two direc in back of the : lower NAAN Pi BETTER THAN oL DER STYLES Frock for Small Girl Is a Compromise Between Two Blouse Effects Lang Popular. A frock for a gi rl of eight to ten pears In the ipanying drawing it is a sort of com- promise between the Balkan and Russian blouse styles, both of which are s0 be eoming to chil dren of this age This may be mgde up In wool ma. terial, or if the days of tub dresses have not yet been passed a dainty linen, chambray or other washable material would be pretty The blouse has slightly more full ness than the Rus. . sian styles and joins a short and rather scant skirt under a broad sash of plald silk, if the frock has made of wool material The wide col ap RCCOR terial, shoulder seams, cuffs, The plaid pipes also the drop | front Place for Pockets. Latest fashion advices grant women om of placing. So oddly draped are some | THE CENTRE REPORTER, folds that are held in place under a narrow perpendicular band of self. above the feet raised waist line In of gathers Is covered by band of self material, either end with a steel Star, opening Al the finished at Little Contrivance Does Away With the Necessity of Impressing Small Boy or Girl. sary to dwell upe mn the skein-o 8 UNneces difficulty f into a ball without the wool econd vinding a fn Ui 8 aid ALEK pper OF round lap or the Arious pegs can HOES RDRT take a ske’ WEAR YOUR CLOTHES EASILY Getting This Effect Is More to the Purpose Than Simply the Wear ing of Rich Clothing beautiful 80 good as fe ever an) MANY NEW | LING GERIE EFFECTS Styles Change in This as in All Other Matters Connected With Fem- inine Apparel. The baby ribbon the sheer fine bl run with iow through the day is replaced by the lace or tucked on which wide satin rib mounted frankly as a trim white corset cover, does not s! uses of ! brassiere bons are ming Some of these sheer blousea have wp of flesh-colored <hifton beneath, hich give a suggestively transparent Rect without actual transparency Lingerie walste of fine batiste with embroidery trimmings are worn over alips of Besh tinted chiffon with love ly effect. Organdie 1s a new blouse fabrie, alse, but it is peed without the stiff dressing that vsed to make the mate rial stand out erisply Embroidery on blouses of tucked white material. Dainty lingerie models have crossed flechus of net and fine embroldery Flower and Frult Fad, We are to have a fruit and flower say the sartorial authorities. Small blossoms are painted, embroid ered or appliqued on our chiffons and ninon gowns Roses, orchids or iris we wear in our walstbands, and some. thing that might be apricots or that the appearance Is suggested of pocket style. A Fine (By Wii UNDERWOOD.) Potatoes intended for be kept hard and plump winter and this be them seed shoulc during can done « nly keeping 80 cool that tl nOL sprout. When potat arch that of part of the st stored up in them and growing. But t energy thus lost is and the loss increases draws to a close I raise potatoes nen in large quan INJURIES BY THE BAGWORM in Last Few Years Pest Has Aban doned Evergreens and Attacked Many Deciduous Trees. ing from shade are fa ighout hich mas hag wi country. * Stare caterp these Is commonly called a basketwor or dropworm. In th it has been more or less tr on evergreens, but years it has become many decid rapld increas« How Birds Destroy the Bagworm: Through the Tough Silk Bags. fare Against This Pest. to orchards and to shade trees and or namental shrubs in cities, parks and cemeteries have occasioned a great Years, The bagworm is easy to control, at least upon trees of moderate size There are two methods of destroying the pest, by collecting and by spraying with poison. bagworm is restricted to only a few bags in the winter when the leaves are off. This method is In common it does not work so well is out or groves. In such cases it is neces. in the spring. before the foliage is consumed. The the codling moth, just after the blos- soms fall in the spring, will also con: trol the bagworm In orchards. One careful application of poison before the firet of June will usually control the pest either upon fruit, evergreen or shade trees, Dividing Rhubarb Roots. Late fall is a good time to divide the rhubarb roots. Now is a gould time to make preparations for tha work. During the early part of September dig the ground up around the roots and scatter or mix in with this layer a little wellrotted horse manure, In a month or so the roots can be divided ich year place them {in cold stor. pay Oe *BUTE and e: to the expense that deavor Yery Gerry ter. SOME PURE-MILK PROBLEMS Most is Important Aside From Feeding of Barn its Ac tions, Says Oregon’ Student, and commoda. Or and ti or are not ad Acros I road fron mended The landine ghould north and path. § that the might both sides the day ATTENTION 10 SHEEP FLOCK No Animal Feels and Shows Neglect More Quickly-Should Have a Well- Ventilated Shed. i i i } Sheep are dainty feeders. They will {not eat hay that mussed over, and they will grain taken from a ratiy bin Sheep should have a well-ventilated high and dry. In dry weather they should be allowed their freedom ito run out and in at will Nothing will feel or show neglect as quickly as sheep. Place the un thrifty ewes by themselves, and give thew a ie extra feed. Perhaps they are suffering from the greed of the bosses in the flock, and are not getting a full ration. Oats, wheat, bran, lin. seed neal and clover hay should be provided for ewes. Dip the sheep | immediately after shearing, and | again in about three weeks to de gtroy the ticks, that may have es caped at the first dipping. Make a Compost Heap. A veritable gold mine above ground is the uptodate compost heap. Every gardener if he be wise will have one. Lawn mowings, leaves, weeds, ref use from the house, garbage, feathers, old shoes, soap water, bones, sand, woolen rags, wood ashes, lime plaster, sod, straw, ete, ein, be in a life of usefulness in the compost heap. Orzhard Should Mave Care. Mary farmers pay little attention to tho trees until time for the harvest, and tivey wonder at the unsatisfactory erop. No orchard can be expected to produce results without good care. refuse | ghed, HAD NO COMPLAINT COMING Was, Atiend ant Had Escaped From a Worse Affliction. It was at The girl had just the vaudeville thie excruciating Just strange MONE SKIN TROUBLE ITCHED Glenn ble a AL Hy ¥ E ELINGS y PAIN IN " 5 t LiMBs removed K intr Babek, that we yWn rem- diseases 2 he e taken Oo Lhe 4 x» Bottles of ir ‘Elixir Babek,' and have not felt we and 13 ¢ m pain in reins E xie Babek 5 by Parcels sil & Co. Wash For SUMMER HEADACHES H ’* A PUDINE tr 15 Ct anged Cello Liniment. Ja ay it on—mno rub- bing. Try Ankle Sprain snd Dislocated Hin, "I spraiped my sankie and disloonted my up by falling out of a third story with ow Went on crutches for four motiths, Then | started fo use yout Lintment, scomding to directions most say it is helping me wonderfully, Be nt agymore “Sra, Johnnon, SLOANS LINIMENT Kills Pain Bnlendid for Sprains. "1 fet and sprained my arm 8 week ago and was in terrible pain, 1 coudd Bot use my hand or arm until T applied your Liniment, | shall never be with. ta bottles of Sloan 1 Lipiment. Nm. LB. Springer, Fine for Stiffoes, *Sonn's Linlment has done more Jood | than anything | have ever tried or «HE joint. | got my hand hurt so | badly that § had to stoyf work right in the busiest time of the year. | thought al first that | would Jove to have my hand taken off, but | got & bottle ey SPL At ofl Dealers, 28e, Boe. and $1.00 Send for Sloan's free, instructive book on horse cattle,
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