| movemens by throwing cold
on it
TOR URGED

eyes, watery and eye strain
eyes, Adv

Quite So.
the bridal
instead I took Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound
“These are
“Oh, what a suite thing! "—Balt
and Was Cured. more American
———— —
Baltimore, Md.—‘‘ Nearly four years To Dyspeptics: Others have found
I suffered from organic troubles, ner- | steady course of Gurfiald Tea
vousness and head- .

on ing sal y y si Y . ’
aches and every | means of regaining health. Why not you! Burley cigarette. It Ss
monthwouldhaveto | Adv. | .
stay in bed most of | — —— full of flavor—just as good
the time. ‘Treat- | The Softest. [ .
ments would relieve | “why is it,” queried the fair widow, | as a pipe.
me for a time but [ “that tl Iways say a man ‘pines’ i
my doctor was al- | for a woman?’
ways urging he to “1 STPDOSE™ crowhid the {UssY back: ITs TOASTED
have an operation. | Uphase; growed 1ejussy bach
My sister asked me | €lor, ‘it's because pine is about the |
“to try Lydia E. Pink- | softest wood tl is.” 1
hams Vegetable . The Burley tobacco is
Compound before Physicians’ Deaths. S ’ -
SONTETENE JO SRL: ferns De, unand toasted; makes the taste
J / ioperation= Siok cemingly German propa de Hcions You know how
7 it has completel he 1 Sate be nels .
ye ly = “{ rel Te aod ay d the actual fact toasting improves the flavor
work is apleasure. I tell all my friends ! the lied fF hread ’ it’
who have any trouble of this kind what p rn front of bread. And its the
Lydia E. Pinkham’s V G5 table Com- 1 tistics were S¢
FELL Fikhatvs Vegetable Con: he ue cs wen same with tobacco exactly.
RITTINGHAM, 609 Ca Iverton Rd., Balti- : : :
more, Md. I : Areel;
It is only natural for any woman to 8 Between
dread the thought of an operation. So «of the war and June 25,
many women have been restored to French and "English do |
health by this famous remedy, Lydia E. ed. 707 wounded and |
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, after Heanss |
an operation has been advised that it |
will pay any woman who suffers from or Notre | The activities of the woman's divi- | there are a few “don'ts” that must be |
ga Aiimaris Wo) Sansiden Hying Bh be- t pon 35 others ie of | Ston in Red Cross work are so varied | considered if our work is to pass the |
ore submitting to such a trying ordea ile © 2 ; ton , lor ’"
Ziosuch 8 tryng CASTORIA, that famous old remedy | that there is something for every wom ! Tre or. Don’t put colored bs |
- | for infants and children, and see thatit | gn to do. And the k must be | knitted articles, except in socks. 3 |
. | nie ‘ » 3 “ gr 16 1 hoe 0]
Comparative Good Fortune. | Bears the 5 done over and over again. When we | AY have colored stripes, if the col- |
“Of course,” said Jonah, when he Signature of UTZ consider the numbers of men in the ored yarns are boiled before using so |
found himself in the whale; “I'm a lit- | 5 xr. “7d : i ; [that the color will not run when the |
tic nervous” re i. In Use for Over 30 Years. armies and hospital nd the refagees | ore are washed
© TVOUS, . | : . : $ { as .
“Cheer up,” said the whale. “Yoy | Children Ory for Fl letcher’s Castoria and orphans, all looking to the Red| One of the things asked for by the |
ought to be I I'm an innocent, in- fii Cross to relieve them from Red Cross is the kid waistcoat for sol
NEIVO alo tow thonsrid vanes One Sorrow. something of the size of die ind sailors. Soft leather of every
offensive whale. A few thousand years J

John Mite hairman of the foo

You can’t discourage the prohibition |
wate
| The occasional use of Roman Eye Balsam
| at night will prevent and relleve tired
| |
apartments.”
a pleasant
MOUNT JOY STAR
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AND NEWS, MOUNT JOY, Pa.

LUCKY STRIKE
CIGARETTE
OU’LL enjoy this real

later you mi ive heen sighted by a During th escription may be used for making it |
ruthless subma 2 | commission ew York, told a re-| of December the central d u cast-off kid gloves, discarded |
{ porter a istmas slum story. spected and shipped 3,130.2 rticl furniture covers, pieces of book leath-
“1 visit t ht in Pittsburgh one | all of them the work of women's fin- | er. Factories where leather goods are
0D PRESCRI PTH om Christ: he d, “where 200 chil- | gers. should be donate all |
At i7in a dren from the poorest quarter were In order that no labor may be ws their waste clij this purpose.
FOR WEAK KIDREYS fed on turke) nberr sauce and | ed it is essential that all the articl Ty ke this g istcoat but- |
mince pie. be made according Red Cr up to the irst made of |
— 0 SCI little girls attracted | ards. Every chapter has 1 ( oods. The leather is appliqued
Have you ever stopped to reason why | my attention, and I halted near them | instruction to be given out te Ve wdation by ma stitching
ft is that so many prod that are ex- | to hear how they were enjoying them- | an who needs them as a guide ng | tt onto it. Whe 3 done
1 advertise Il at once drop out | cojves. Thi the dialogue I heard: the work she ele Wi 1 ( wlation is backed w ro yn or
end oe Soon lordoiten? Tie “Say. Mame, ain't this grand? must work at home efuges clored silesia, or lates, or 7
article did not fulfil rey Bi | : poy :
ifactarer. This 3 Only I'm sorry for garments hospital garments and nexpensive material, he waist
la » a medicine. 1¢ I in addition to knitting I nost go made so that { 4 7
ition that has real rey for, Mame? | Without s r Mittin n front, but ( 5 Y ’ ° SIO "
t elf, as like y ; and got me eor- | Should be Not tons or fastening f ALS J ¥ NALA C Jd pald, e
18 | cots nie d en enjoy itt v | 1 le fy INCORPORATED
; D fort kits, and they are co e raps of leathe i
Ati i . Mo : ed to refit the n he leather doc not
emt r's ) a ji RMAN SYRUP ers and helmet 1 ( rn insid When old g - a -
rp a or ans ear to he diecions i the Red Coons ney re to he dea " WE ARE NOW PAYING FOR FURS:
I % ( n m a he ys vill quiet r cou soothe the in- ual No. 400) qm 1 : i the 1 Ee ; ik Af Ww AY ®
almost we, it sh - xno re- mn «¢ SOT rent a lungs, While on the sub t only Black Muskrats up to BL2§
No other remed I know of a a mm corr ma Brown Muskrats Ri x .80
as so la Lhe : Edi i 3
ag and with expectoration | | eT “0 Le W ] hi 2 i fq I Td i Raccoons ix i“ 3.50
verific timony in the morning ade and sold in | | Frocks fith Nar UG vari ire { Minks 7.00
used prepar: America for fifty-two years. A won- E55 SH EE GT tT TO Se fa Aw ems Opossums & ‘ 1.30
Co derful prescription, assisting Nature in SE Cy Rabbit Skins 4c. per piece
Toc, ’ Sepia i building up your general health and - be ] : : ¢ :
fiver a nts. corrects ur. | throwing off the disease. Especially wr 1? We charde no commission and pay

troubles arn useful in lung trouble, asthma,

inary itralizes the urie croup,
acid which cau ; bronchitis, et For sale in all civil-
You may 1 bottle of | ized countries.—Adv.
Swamp-Root by P: ; Addres Cay
Dr. Kilmer & ( B , N.¥.,and |
enclose ten cents; als m this paper. Chivalirous Youngsters.
Large and medium { for sale | Hen y has a large Newfoundland
at all drug stores.—Adv. dog named While at play a
rozen ( ingry little dog ap-
Easiest Way | proached \ wled and Henry
“What's » best way of getting | gqid: } n an, Rex. Don't
some hard cash?” I ur li he got no home or
“Work some soft thing.” friends |
Woe to the whose nerve | are taking up the

has become affec
Fortify (he System Against Winter Cold
The strong withstand the Winter Cold Better than the
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and younger people who are weak, will be strengthened
weather by taking
ve’s Tasteless
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Contains the well-known tonic properties of QUININE
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and enabled to go through the cold
Ea

| very close second to the
| suit for more than a year h
| one-piece afternoon gown of Rn, §
or crepe georgette, for dre We
has outdistanced everything yird
point of popularity Both these are
|
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove’s
It means a miserable condition of ill health that leads to all sorts of special
ailments such as headache, backache, dyspepsia, dizziness, ligestion, pains of
various kinds, piles and numerous other disorders—CONSTIPATION i is a crime
against nature, and no human being can be well for any length of time while
constipated. DR. TUTT’S LIVER PILLS is the remedy and has been used
successfully all over this country for 72 years. Get a box and see how it feels
to have your liver and bowels resume Sate health-giving natural functions.
For sale at all druggists and dealers everywhere.
Or. TulP’s Liver Pills

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| and decoration. The two examples
pictured above are selected from among
many that employ soutaclt braid «
braid effects in thei [ Be

are similar in construction
The
frock of serge at the right

been developed in other popular
wves, the straight, 1 sted 1
i and plaited skirt style f
es of wide applic In the d
tails of the sleeves, ¢ \n
tion this model has cl I
its own. One reason for >

of frocks of this kind lies
sence of a waistline; for
ment of the waistline appear
the manag

to hav

given American dressmakers more
trouble than any other part of their
work.

In this model the skirt is box
ed, extending to the ankles, with plai
pressed in to stay. The sleeves are of
the serge set into a plain underbodice,
and divided below the elbow, where the
fairly full upper sleeve is joined to a

design

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Sports

South-
skirts,
and the result is decidedly good.
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