2 MORE WOMEN
JOIN THE ARMY
Of Those Who Have Been Restored
to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin. —‘‘ Thad abad
pain in my left side and I could not lift
anything heavywith-
out having a back-
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tised in the news-
papers and began
ing it as the di-
rections said. I feel
very good now and
of can do all my work.
— . I recommend the
Vegetable Compound to all my friends,
and you can use my testimonial letter,’
~Mrs. HATTIE WARZON, 870 Garden
St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Gained in Every Way
troubles that just run my health down
go that I lost my appetite and felt mis-
erable all the time.
friend had told me to try Lydia E.
Plnkham’s Vegetable Com d and I
gained in every wat; coul
and felt stronger. 1h
before His tiat did Tio & ach §ood,
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Buffalo, N. Y, a,
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at home fir, |
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Gout, Eczema, Hives, etc. Right in
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you can enjoy the benefit of healing
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nature's own blood purifying and skin healing
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bath; use it as a lotion apolying to affected
parts; and take it internally.
60c and $1.20 the bottle
at your druggist’s. i he can’t supply
send his name and the price in a
we will send you a bottle direct.
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COMPANY
Baltimore, Md.
Hancock Sulphur Compound Om
went Joc and Goce wir wah
the Lugwid Compound
in a Batch
Triplets had come to a family in our
town, Jane told about
it it her that it
meant she could not.con
tain her delight
Later in the day she
telling a play
manner: “What do vou think,
theres a batch
house in the next
and when was
was explained to
three babies
in the news,
wus heard over
in this
Madge,
tO an
mate the
news
of babies
block.” change.
Every woman knows as much about
& rallroad table bachelor
knows about a baby.
time
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TO DEATH
When the Body begins to stiffen
and movement becomes painful
it is usually an indication that the
kidneys are out of order. Keep
these organs healthy by taking
LATHROP’S
GOLD MED,
The world’s standard remedy for kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles.
Famous since 1696. Take regularly and
keep in good health. In three sizes, all
druggists. Guaranteed as represented.
Look for the name Gold Medal on every
box and accept no imitation
Vaseline
Peg US Pat OF
CARBOLATED
PETROLEUM JELLY
No skin break too small
for notice.
Be very wary of cuts, scratches
and skin abrasions, no matter
how slight. “Vaseline” Carbol-
ated Petroleum Jelly—applied
at once—lecezns the possibility
of infection.
It comes in bottles
at all druggists and
general stores.
CHESEBROUGH
MFG. COMPANY
(Consolidated)
State St. New York
4 ~
1 Avery “Vaseline” product is recom
mended cause of its abso
"lute purity and effectiveness.
[Caticura Soap]
Complexions
Are Healthy
Soap 25¢, Ointment 25 snd 50c, Taleum 25¢.
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Ah
THE CHINA LADY
N THE toy shop a beautiful china
lady stood on the shelf. In one
arm she carried a bouquet of many-
colored flowers and with«the hand of
her other arm she daintily
prettily trimmed skirts ready to make
a curtsey,
China lady did not look very
proud, but she was, for never once
did she deign to glance below her at
the toys on the floor.
Her pretty blue eyes were looking
straight ahead and all the floor toys
would never look down to
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she
None very much
disdainful
her pretty
of them cared
this haughty lady's
little French Doll,
Rocking Horse, “She
much
and small
not feel herself so
lear
above
China Lady Stood on the Shelf,
me, for I am as
not
came
sure
made in France, and
from
not
the sea"
just
from
ACTORS
Teddy Bear did know how
ROTOSN
and he Rocking
imported either
Horge began to nod his
head and rock fast, shaking his wavy
mane as if he heartily approved of all
that French Doll had sald.
But Teddy Be thought
ifter thinking a frank
tbout himself, so he said, “T was not
in France, either, and I think
Rocking Horse was made in this coun-
try well.”
“Oh, but
:
aR {i
the water knew
Horse was not
Rocking
it
he
best,
second, to
made
as
you and
an
wit
are not proud
he China Lady 1s"
swered French Doll “You do not
mn shelf and look down upon
ind I love you both.”
Teddy felt
that things
to try
‘Don’t 3
wmughty and proud,” he
Wes are than
you think so, Rocking Horse?
For answer R« Horse
to rock furiously nod
af and down. In fact he ro
hard that hit the
of his rockers ane
haughty
the me
lear very much relieved
HOW were explained, so he
to rench
care if er Joes
comtort
wegan
ou
prettier Don't
whking
hig head
and
ked so
he wall with the
mck shook
‘hing on the shelf over
“Your
I'eddy Bear,
every
i
him
clothes are
FRB Be AAA.
A LINE 0’ CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs.
ABA AA
LIFE
O NWARD, onward speed the
Wit heir weight of hopes
AT fears
Trials lurking here and
Joye to eas
light and pdovy
Alternating peace
Hut beneath the
Senge of rich. pulsating | ’
in whose depths we find the stir
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* am sure if you tried you could make |
a bow every bit as graceful as hers. |
Don't you think she could, Rocking
Horse 7
Rocking Horse nodded very fast and
began to rock and again his rockers
thumped the wall, “bang, bang, and
bled China Lady right on the wooden
back of Rocking Horse and crash went
her arm full of flowers,
Little French Doll forgot her hard |
towards the China Lady. |
she said, "Does
it hurt much?”
Rocking Horse stood quite still, for
he felt he was the of the acel
dent because China Lady fell on his
hard back, but he did not know that
he had caused her to tumble from the
shelf.
Teddy Bear looked at the broken
arm with the pretty flowers. “It can
be mended and made as good as new,”
he sald “Don't about It.”
“Oh, 1 shall not sald Chinn |
Lady. “lI hope they do not put
back on’ that shelf after they mend!
my arm. I had much rather be down
here with all you toys."
“And to think 1 thought she was
haughty and proud,” Little
French Doll one day after China Lady
Cause
you cry
cry.”
me
said
“She isn't n
to live down here with
bit,
she
us all
and
time.”
“Which
“that
fire
{to
never can
thinking about by
or act; don't you
locking Horse?”
Rocking
his
ROes show." sald Teddy
tell what
the way
think
ear, yon
‘ '
00K 80,
his
nd forth
Horse shook mane and
3
}
head ha " ns
if to answer that all iadies were a puz-
to him
(Eby M
Clure Newspaper Hy
toes eaeheses
NTRE HALL, PA.
Lois Wilson
Perhaps no “movie” star has gained
more favorable consideration for ex.
cellent work than has Lois Wilson,
now appearing in “The covered
Wagon.” Miss Wilson has been seen
as leading woman in numerous promi
nent productions. She entered the mo.
tion picture field some time ago afte:
winning a beauty contest conducted
by a Birmingham (Ala) newspaper
She is a typical sweet, home.loving
type. 3efore going into pictures she
was a schoo! teacher,
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SoooTooood
Ceoeasasanes
KNIVES AND FORKS |!
to everyth
ng
considered in
ve the teas
snown a
}
isechold
a closed d
and the)
he first three or
the = it i
at the places at the be
COUrses 8 laid
wet
and
are
ginning of the meal, as the entire
would appear rather cumbersome,
knives and {
n as the course is served
itis orks
additi
brought
gides, it often happens that
not enough silver for a
dinner for na
X " “i iver 3
dozen or more, and so this gives her an
ai
le
the hostess
has
coursed party of a
opportunity to have the pieces used in
the first courses washed for use later
It is a general rule that forks are
8 MiLDRED
MARSHALL
CLAIRE
CLAIRE was originally a masculine
name. Generally spelled Clare, it
was first used in England to name a
the villages of St. Clair. “Red De
The son of Red De Clare married
{nto the House of Gemldin in Ireland
and received from Edward I, a grant
of lands, now known as County Clare.
Hig heiress earried the county to the
De Burghs and their heiress married
Lionel, son of Edward Ill, thus mak.
ing the county a dukedom snd creat.
ing the title, the duke of Clarence,
The feminine form Is said to have
arisen in Italy as Chiara and spread
into France where it was iminedintely
changed into Claire, Though prefer
ring the original Clare, the English ace.
cepted Claire and It gained some vogue
there, but in this countr, it was
adopted with enthusinsm and has un
dexgone widespread usage,
hie
jewel
diamond Claire's
It promises hor brilliant at-
tainments, magnetism, and courage.
Saturday i= her lucky day and 6 her
lucky number,
(© by Wheeler Syndicate. Ine)
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(Copyright, by MeClure Syndicate)
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tter spread
If din
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where hutter
Are Hest
Of «
laced a
ourse, these spreaders
yenience, hut it is quite
dispense with them. and n
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whe =f a well equipped ta
without them
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MNeweps
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interesting Dolls.
A most Interesting and valuable
lection of
per 8
onl
in h i
New England
Each for
colinirs
form and
about one hundred do
heen to th
presented
Home for Little Wane
doll was
whose people
Ve
jerers
made in the
it
and is
typifies in
feature, correctly
in
New
years old
wsmnsndf I -
The Living Truth,
man in
he ix most apt to 'w
Aregeed
n
mative costume
“dried apple-face™
§
hundred
It's when a
that
| opportunities,
is dead earnest
glive to his
Poms
ERR AAA
MEN YOU MAY MARRY
By E. R. PEYSER
See
Has a Man Like This Proposed
to You?
Symptoms: Short
slender, not an inch
feet. Cherishes the
form-fitting clothes make him
look taller. Large head and
eyes, Gentle, humorous and in.
telligent, Loves wild
“movies” prize fights
blood-chilling thrillers
kinds. A good business man,
where brains count before
beauty, Spends with a modest
abandon,
and very
over five
dream that
west
and
of all
IN FACT
He har all but the externals,
Proscription for the Bride to
ahead !
Be:
Absorb This:
Close
THE BEST LOOKERS ARE
NOT ALWAYS THE BEST
LIVERS
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MOTHER := Fletcher's Castoria is espe
lieve Infants from one month old to Ckildr
pation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhe
ness arisi herefrom, a
f
Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giv
Feveris
nd, by regulating
natural sleep,
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he signature of Pout TLR,
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closed cars because this company has the world’s largest
facilities for manufacturing high-grade closed bodies and
is therefore able to offer sedans, coupés and sedanettes at
prices within easy reach of the average American family.
Six large body plants adjoining Chevrolet assembly plants
enable us to make prompt deliveries of the much wanted
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As soon as you realize that your transportation require-
ments demand the year ‘round, all-weather closed car, see
Chevrolet first and learn how fully we can meet your
requirements at the lowest cost obtainable in 8 modern,
high-grade closed automobile.
Prices f. 0. b. Flint, Mich.
$510 Five-Pass. Sedan |
£25 Light Delivery .
one Commercial Chassis
£50 Utility Express Truck Chassis
$50
510
425
57%
Two-Pass. Roadster
Five-Pass. Touring
Two-Pass. Utility Coupe
Four Pass, Sedanette
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Detroit, Mich.
Protection From Mosquitoes.
the
The One Thing
lyn] ad a lo
amt 1 wa
Red like
of arold and had
To
hites
relieve of mosquito ve \
nothing
toilet so
poison
better in pigh i
ip:
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is dre
moist Ie to secure ho Jax
Presencs Richard
I have
Darts,
of}
Sometimes a Te
on a bath
the bed will
the best
of
camphor
one part
of this mixture
mosquitoes mixture
found
spirit
cedar,
drops
hung the
gwer: again
it over
Fdith
of “tiie
least
pity
into one ir
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the
is oil citronelia., two
of two parts you ¢
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of an yer [| sur
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head
it
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may be necessary woul him
rub one's face and ton
From Hygiea
— No Danger.
much of a
ERY not
after the
“He's not
had | %
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wants
Prescience.
‘Blaine is a very uiet man”
“But you've never met him”
“No, but I've met his wife”
ould
quit
He
to first
f dances”
Quickly and easily cleans
steel knives and forks.
Removes stains, grime
and grease.” Use it for
pots and pans, aluminum
and all kitchenware.
Avoid Substitutes, the name
We
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Blue Band Sifver DLR,
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Sole Marnstocturers
NEW YoRw
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