THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, OCTOBER 15, 1903. 6 THE PERFECT FIGURE. flow Young Giris May Attain Phys. teal Grace and Attractiveness, Beauty of figure more attractive | than even the beauty of regular fea | tures. The beautiful features will lose | much of thelr charm If the figure he graceful, The pretty, blooming | young may be marred by the | awkward figure and ungainly galt, We have said self beautifying Is pos. gible; ungainly fig ures, may attain grace and attractive ness, but by the nid down by the gymnast or physical cul turist. For auty of outline, gymmetry development and pleteness In finish much depends the persons themselves, and young girls who wish to gain grace of figure should be onre ful of daily habits of life, to eat good wholesome food plenty of outdoor exercise, is not face that plain features, not alone rules grace, I in com on the f and take Gymnastle exercises are essential awn tenn and golf do mud the awkward It is ever i stand and « Convenient Woe Necessary to Management, : $) 0 : " CEE a eh dE ell ae “ x a hh ab 2D et OD How to Vary Dinner Dishes, Of 1ife In the dining room as well elsewhere It Is a scheme to thought to bills of fare Keep both ey overs mysteriously ywelties on the everyda) es peeping after the left and serve them again under masks. There is not a soup or a salad but that can be the more delectable with the addition of a remnant tidbit or two of vegels ible or fruit Morsels, ments are toothsome croquetties, ragouts, souffles, minced on toast or in the een ter of an embankment of rice or pota to—-nay, even in the despised and none the /less grateful hash, which seventeen sorts of meat all In one gust ful melange every other left over, and It will be ns welcome ps flowers in the springtime all pleasing little, of Alsguised In curries big and deliciously Shrunken Garments, It is possible to wash flannels with out shrinking them, but the average laundress is ignorant of the process After they have shrunk it is well to know how to restore them to thelr normal size. Try laying the article to be restored on the ironing board, and on it spread a plece of cheese cloth which has been wrung out of cold wa ter. Press with a bot iron until the cheese cloth is perfectly dry. The gar ment will show a decided improve ment. trom white goods glycerin is an eflica- lous agent, clothes are bolled, ing water, will make | a plece | the Lop of n shoe celve good protection from the heat, come they in a gallon of water added a Dry cially Use ful them soft, helps hold the ored from tur cooked | offers Prettily garnish it and | LAUNDRY LINES, For removing coffee or milk stains Huing put in the water in which the instead of the rias- them whiter, If you line your flatiron holder with of soft old leather like that of your hand will re- to be “unfadeable” after three hours to which has been of turpentine washing Colored wash goods are sald absolutely have been soaked for tablespoonful roughly before many is excell alles It color } ti Borax has a USes, espe in the indry It in wash n iS, n ent to SPOON 10 s8iX winter white Her Signs of Conquest, To Efface the Lines of Time, Uning the Mop, Keeping Up Appearances, untidiness as n Hing to keep annearances sometimes by the rules of the hous oh itTit ‘tr ia thelr fees and a pleasing advantage ness women are ool seers now ledge the is of financi employment lwas hy s § appearance to them in any A Model uneensing | otion For Mothers, and zeal and clever with Queen Wihelmina's br mother. who during Wilhelmina's Inter girthood the queen regent, did whatever she conld to make her daugh ter's education a truly excellent one Among the names of those who taught the young queen, Queen Emma's name deserves a fair place, It was the queen regent herself who regulated and su perintended all the lessons of Wilhei mina, being present at most of them and taking quite as much Interest in them as her little danghter.—8t. Nich olan, ave wns Mousework, No girl should be ashamed to do housework. It is a most womanly se complishment. One can never be a really good housekeeper unless one has a practical knowledge of even the hum- blest work In the house. It is a fal lacy, for no one ean command well who has not served. Learn to do and know how to direct. No, 200, «Progressive Enigma, 1. The | found, 1, 2, 3,4, 5,0 up in his kennel, a 1, 2, 3 which had been 4, 5, 6 there by the geen within, 2. With an 1, 2, 3, 4, 0, compassion I went 1, 2 to the 3. 4, rved for the blind J ed 10 1, 2, 8, 4, house dog 0, OU rese 3. Resoly not any of the on his 1, 2 8, 4 dinner 4. Until he should 1, 2, 3, 4, his behay edtod 5 and then b, 6, 7 b, 6, forthe 1, 2, 3 was grounds, No, 200.~Dinmond, D A soft ie or car Fnlgmnatienl Flowers, cheandments, Tolnverted Pyramids, * x % * * w «What Doak? 200 «RNuaried Proverh, 2 wc Anngram A Quick Answer, ng for you every my -No, 1 di Int have [i Int und me Love In Spectacles, pow that 1 shall have to ask your father for his consent KLheNo, Harry. After the first time you called pa said I might have you if I wanted you, P's and I have under stood it for a long time I suppose Key to the Pusrler, No, 250 Metagram: 1, Zest, 2 8. Test 4. Hest Bb. Vest. 6 Jest. T. Best, 8 Nest. 0. West, No. 2806. «Dry Water: No answer re- quired, No. 287.«Double Rhymes: Pit, space; sit, place; fit, grace; whit, trace; lit, plays; frit, days: knit, nce; wit, ways. No, 288 «Additions: Sea-l. Spiny. Clove.n, No. 280. Riddle: Earnest (earnest), No. 200. Double Acrostic: Primals The Crisis. Finals—Churchill, 1. Traf. fle. 2 Hiteh, 8 Elihu. 4. Checker. 8. Relic. 6 Inch, 7. Semi. 8 ldentl eal. 9, Bentinel, No. 201.-Jumbled Quotations: 1. Hope springs eternal in the human breast, 2. Man never Is but always to be blest, No. 202.<A Few Pets: 1. Petal, 2. Petrel, 8, Petroleum, 4, Petiole. § Petition. 6 Petrifieation, comfort to be | 6 feeling of hospital | rules, the student practiced | his | Tin | not allow- | Cunning. 3. A garden If 1 had you | | sing as well as he | did not want Mr, Pest. | An Animal Little Folks How w Grasshopper Lost A grasshopper because he Jumping match from the cricket lenged a bullfrog who lived near by. | When the date for the ch approach ed, the grasshopper hard #0 us to jump at the proper weight, He would mile Jump rope, fly over fences, until he lly the mat worked very run a or two, Was req An Anima For bile LEI Story Folks HOW MR. OM CAT CUL TIVATED HIS VOICE HE BAT DOWN AND BEGAN TO THINK. this end he decided to consult some one who could enlighten him. And it was just here that he made his mistake, Instead of going to a friend vice he sought a rival, a cat that could This eat naturally Tom to Improve, and so he was not liable to give any advice. “Eat a pound of sawdust” to Tom, and he said sawdust and ate It Then he sat down and began to think, and the longer he sat the more he thought. And while he thought he suffered the worst pain that he had ever been called upon to suffer in all his life. The sawdust weighed on his stomach like a ton of lead. The tears came into his eyes, and be cculd not stop them. It was almost enough to kill him, and it is a great wonder that it did not kill him. It was three whole days before he could resume his nightly songs, and he found his volee had not improved one whit. But there were two good lessons he learned—fiwt, to be contented with what he had, and, second, never to try to make a meal on sawdust.—Detroit Journal, Story For | | | cured is through a direct application that had won 8 | chal | vent their growth, for ad | good Tom very foolishly went | off to a carpenter shop and bought the | CURES CATARRH, “Hyomei the Most Wonderful Cure for Catarrh Ever Discovered.” Do not try to cure catarrh by taking | drugs into the stomach; it cannot be cured in that manner The only way in which this too common disease can be will kill the bacilli of catarrh and pre. SS TWO DAYS Hyomei is the culy known method of | | treatment that accomplishes this, It is | the simplest, most pleasant, and the only absolute cure for catarrh that has ever been discovered, Thousands of unsolicited testimonials have been received from the most pro o. inent men and women in the country who haye been cured by this remarkable remedy. Ministers, bankers, lawyers, | even eminent physicians have sent strong | testimonials as 10 the remarkable powers | of Hyomeli to cure catarrh, Former Mayor Emory Trenton, N. J., writes; * permission ths at I "Hyo mer of the most won cures atarrh and throat trou has ever beer OCT, 20 & 21 AT THE Brockerhoff House, BELLEFONTE, PA, M You believe Yard, 4 { ! have my to sav ' to be one erful fOr « hile that : California Excursions ET, I A GOOD RUBBER HOT WATER BOTTLE 1 ’ 4 lake | ¥ : over the Southern Pa TTY TITTY kidd Very low price tickets to California will be on sale via the Burlington Route ever) day from Sept. 15 to Nov, 30 formation sent rd Carc Full it eipt of a postal upon re request, BE GELLER, Dist. Pass. At. CB. AO. BR “ig 631 Chestant S30. Philadelphia. TITY Ahid mn nm FINEST PURE OLIVE 0IL Green's Pharmacy, Bush House Hloek . beaten oveeereet BELLEFONTE, IK} SECHLER & CO Prof. J. ANGEL Tues. and Wed. 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CALL ON OR ADDRESS M. C. GEPHART, 20 SO, ALLECHENY STREET. Represented by ented by BELLEFONTE, PA,
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