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FOR WOMEN
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From a Woman Whose Serious [ll
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Piskham’s Vegetable Compound.
Garnett, Kas.—*‘1 first took Lydia E,
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complete nervous
[et 1 breakdown follow-
i || ing the birth of my
ME bl oldest child. 1 i
“u| up too soon wh
caused serious fe-
male trouble. I wzs
go weak that I was
not able to be on my
feet but very little
and could not do m
£ housewetk at all.
& ad a Jaininm
would in oly if i Bh o wd I
pain terribly step off a
earb-stone. One day one of your book-
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later I gave birth to a ten
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I ever have trouble of any
going to take
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CENTRE HALL, PA.
HOW IVAN WON
YAN wns a poor hoy, hut a very
ambitious one.
blacksmith, and when the great
would come by in thelr armor to have
their steeds.shod, Ivan would
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tlind=ome array.
One day Lord Raymond rode up
with his beautiful daughter acco
yunying him on a pony. Ivan ad
‘the heavy horses trotted on to the
bridge, while Ivan hid in the
at the far end
neared the side leading to the castle,
His horse came over the plank, it gave
way and down steed and rider plunged
into the river. The soldiers behind him
into the after
tumbled water
“Have you heard the news, father?”
the next morning at breakfast.
“Weil DONE,
My AD!”
ORIED THE
LORD
-
—
inymond was last night calied to the
“But who will defend the castie If
id Earl Edmond comes against it
asked the father,
suddenly the sound of a bugle
shrilled on the air and Ivan saw com
Ing toward him along the river bank
the same Lord Raymond
marched away two months oo
Ivan told the lord how
the wicked earl and
whr LEG
ore,
he had de
how the
by the enemy.
“Well done, my lad!”
“You bave done better than I could
have with all my men. You must
come to the castle and be part of my
guard, so when you ire a man you can
be a knight.”
cried the lord.
So Ivan took up hits abode at the
castle, Yenrs afterward, when he was
married to Adele refgning
the surrounding land, he had a
pillar of stone erected at the
to mare the spot where one ax defeat
and over
oplied the wife:
the rond and was soon lost to sight.
One September afternoon
vhich the surrounding
A flickering
There was a long pro-
winding across the
he could
“eo
wssion of men
fo
when
close
but
path
Armor.
the
hey
They
shadow of
crossed
were keeping
the
the
woods,
sunlit
At the
Mack
rode a huge man
and nearby another
head
horse
on 8
Car
mgle,
“It is old Earl Edmond!” exclaimed
“He is coming to attack the
ord's castle In the absence of
Then Ivan noticed
the castle was a
far below
far from
i
i
i
ver.
“The earl will camp on this side of
he big bridge this evening In the
“And by
will over to take the
If the timbers holding it can
through tonight the
river.”
to his
Within
norning come
oe ont
With father's
an hour
this he ran
se was at the bridge
near the
of the big,
other side, castle, Se
ecting one
wut. and for two hours he Kept at the
At last the beam was easily
broken In two parts. He then took
‘he other post. and after three
youre of “hewing und resting, he man
wed to nlso sever that The
walk on it. Bat by placing
is If nothing had been done.
At dawn he heard the tramp
of men
PLAYING CARDS.
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ARDS for games were used
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A DAINTY SKIN
BEAUTIFUL skin
than any one other thing to make
a woman beautiful. For a beautiful
the barometer of henith and
if is clear with a =oft
it shows that
that bathing
living, have all helped to bulld
will do more
is
it
digestion is
right
good, axercise,
up #
Coarse in Texture.
No
can
amount of
oversome
healthy system, ex.
fernal treatment
ternal neglect,
Of course, many skins are too oily;
a day with soap and hot water, they
need steaming to
superfluous they must
treated with cream At
they must have only a greaseless
if any. Other skins are dry
textiore : these need a cream daily,
occasional remove
olls ; not
cold least,
of Seun-ho, 1120 A. D. They appear
the Cresaders, who learned about them
in their voyages to the Orient. The
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wind.
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upon the skin is a lotion made by
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HOW DO YOU SAY IT?
By C. N. Lurie
EE EE —
Common Errors in English and
How to Avoid Ther
“SHALL” AND “WILLY
———"
MONE the most common errors
in'the use of English, und one of
the most difficult to avold, Is the con
fusion of “shall” and “will.” The rule
to indicate a future nctlon. For ex-
ample, say “1 shail go to church to
morrow: “we shimll meet you there"
do not say “will go,” “will. meet."
tif vou desire to express determina:
tion. use “will” for example, “1 will
go, and nothing shall prevent me”
“we will be obeyed”
in the second and third persons the
usage Iniregard to “shall” and “will”
fz exactly opposite to the usage in the
first person, The verb “will” ex
presses the future and “shall” is need
to denote determination,
An amusing ease of misuse of the
words “will” and “shalt” ia found in
the story of the Frenchman who fell
Into a river and ered: “1 will drown,
and no one shall rescue me!”
The rule in regard to “should” and
“would” ie the same as that govern-
ing the use of “shall” and “will.”
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ALICE CALHOUN
The rise of Alice Calhoun as a
i “movie” favorite has been rapid. She
| is one of the latest to be added to the
growing list of motion picture stars.
Originally Miss Calhoun was a Cleve-
tand girl, and her education was re.
' ceived in that city. Her present home
' is on Riverside drive, New York city.
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shaking together of
The
prevents
to pre
equal
rose
the
chapping,
makes skin feel
The water Is
simply a fregrant medium used to
i The
after it
parts
water.
skin
helps
the
rose
glycerine and
glyceri
it drying. or
freckles,
wonderfully soft
softens
vent
te the glycerine, skin feels
telightfolly dainty rubbed
with this mixture,
is
Keep the skin
right
clean,
and forget
More harm is done by over
cosmetics than by using
hem at all
keep
a1
the
LERTIONn your
«om
plexion
asing not
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wml] Pras
GUTTA
go on da bum hees ecnside.
physish and guy say he
| gotta have da operash, He sa; ees costa
| hundreed bucks for taka somating out
wot he gotta eenside. But my frien
| «ny ees too moocha price. He feegure
| oof geeva somating away should
| costa ver but eef he pgotia
| more as when begin weeth mebbe ees
alla right for pay leetle bit,
My frien sure no feela ver good
{ Dat physish say be go dead pretty
| queeck cof he no hava dat ting cut out,
rics weeth somating wol
He go
I
Lage Sos
veerit dat
mooch,
on da phone for aska when can hava
operash,
My frien jeetle girl een
{ phone he wanta operash. She
{ “1 am da operate—wot number?’
i
tellin dat
say,
He
say no gotta
{ da aide.
| hospeetal come on da phone,
{| My fren tella guy een dat hos
peetnl bouta hees pain snd aska when
| pan have operash. Dat guy aska eef
| he wanta take Anna Sthetic or some-
| body lika dat. My frien say he ees
| no acquaint weeth Anna and beside
i he dunno where can taka ber.
| frien gotta wronga idee. He say Anna
{ Sthetie putta heem to sleep so no ean
feels somathing. My friend ees ninr-
ried, but jusa between yeu and me
{ and no for spreada round, he gotia
| greata admire for da women, [He say
feef 1 no tella hees wife he gonna letta
| Anna putta a heem to sleep. I no Uka
| {dee ver mooch,
Wot you tink?
sonmmsmmsn{ Pan anit
—
A LINE 0’ CHEER
By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS
THE RED, RED RASH.
——-
1 never worry o'er the tricks
Of Parlor Reds and Bolsheviks,
For I've sped the country o'er
Prom Faster: to the Western
shore,
¥rom Canada to Mexico,
And Jhaehad the human ebb and
Ow
That les between, and everywhere
I've found my Rrothers clean and
With all : cout me plain in sight
An Everlasting Urge for Right,
Rolshevik
(6), 192, Wantorn Newspaper Union )
there are two words in the English
mnguage, simple words in themselves,
yet they have caused untold misery.
‘They have broken friendship, digrupie
ed homes, broken hearts and killed
people. Those words are “they say.” =-
Hunter,
———
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and may be prepared from any kind
of herries, Bpresd
slices of bread
with butter and
arrange in a bak-
ing dish; cover
each layer of
bread with
ries, sweelen if
necessary and re
peat until the dish
luke a half-hour in a woder-
Serve hot with sugar and
Fancy Pastry.—8Sift
and a fourth of pastry
one-fourth of a teaspoonful of salt,
together one
With two knives
work in half a cupful of butter, or hut-
Add an unbeaten yolk
mix the juice of one lemon
Spay
Li
the knife gradually work the
fold nnd roll again,
roiling after folding two or
then roll thin and use to
the This pastry may be
ured for individual ples of any kind.
Lemon Cheese Cakes.—For the fill.
ing for five Individual ples, take one
layers,
the
tins,
the
large
of
lemon,
of a teaspoonful sait,
rind of one
tahlespoonful
fourth
one
of
cupful of
cake crumbs, Beat the yolk of
add the salt, lemon rind and
juice and the cake crumbs; mix thot
oughly. then fold in the white of
eg, dry and small
tins lined with pastry.
filling
Banana Pie.—I'ress through a ricer
ripe bat make a cup
add one-half cupful of sugar, two
tablespoonfuls of half a
teaspoon ful salt, beaten egg
one-half teaspoonful of cinnamon halt
a cupful of milk, and one-third of a
cupful of cream, Mix thoroughly ard
bake in a plate lined with pastry.
grated
lemon Julce, On
of a sifted
the egg
sugar,
thu
turn into
Bake until the
beuten
is set
enough innas to
ful,
molasses
of one
“The ill-timed truth we might nave
- kept ’
Who knows how sharp it plerced and
stung?
The word we had not senke to say
Who knows how grandly it
rung?’
—
WHAT TO HAVE FOR DINNER.
As oysters are again In the market
following dish will be a change
from the ordinary
way of serving
them.
Oysters with
Macaroni. Cook
cupful of maca-
roni broken intc
inch pieces until
Scald one pint of oysters. Put
a layer of buttered crumbs, mada
roui, cheese, using three-fourths of a
thirty minutes in a moderate oven
Cranberry Salad.—Cook together one
one-half
Just before it begins «
set pour half of it into an enamel
pan which bas been rinsed In cold
ing the rest warm over hot water
one-half cupful of diced walnut meats
over the stiff jelly and pour the re
maining gelatine mixture over this, and
allow it to set. When firm cut It
ices and serve on Tettuce leaves witl
mayonnaise dressing; garnish wit
whole nut meats,
Peanut Butter Biscuits Stir to
gether two cupfuls of pastry flour
four teaspoonfuls of baking powde:
and balf a teaspoonful of salt. Put
fn three ablespoonfuls of shortening
and add milk to make a dough that
leaves the bowl. Tum on a flour
dredged board and roll into a sheet
Spread the dough with peanut butte
and roll as for cinnamon rolls. Cot it
places and bake In a buttered par
Duchess Cream. —Soak one-half cup
ful of tapioca over night. Drain one
half 8 can of pineapple from the juice
divide one and one-half oranges inte
swtions and cut the pulp In pleces
Add the juice from the oranges to the
pineapple juice and add to the drained
tapioca, with a few grains of salt and
a cupful of sugar, and cook until the
tapioca 1s transparent, adding a very
little water {f pecded, Cool slightly,
add one egg white beaten stiff, thea
turn in the pineapple and orange bits,
Chill. Serve In sherbet glasses with a
garnish of whipped cream and chopped
maraschino cherries.
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Some
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We
and
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