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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON, D. c.
School of Law.
A three years course, lea'ling to the Degree of
Bachelor of Laws, and a special course in Patent
Law leading to the Degree of Master of Patent
DESAlAH iA3tfr /. WHIT MAN, D. D.
Hon. WALTER rsesiass s. cox. ILL.,. D.. Dean.
associate Justice OF the Supreme Court of the
Professor ., District ,t OF of c9nmbia', ,,ouo- ~,
Hon. JOHN NJ. HARLAN, LII. D.
United States, Il
Professor of Cohstitutional Law, Domestic Rela-
H%ns Hnn hsII6 Tsr,T and Psss Pss nal nal fr9Perty
associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States,
Professor of the Law of Corp ratfons Equity Jurs-
prudence and Inte!n'.tienal Law;
United States,
of mon Law end 9ny Pleading
Hon. 4SbEEwS tsaFHis 6; BRlbEEY. fGdEsS. IL. d.
'sfs hrict Sf # the pa Court Of the
Professor of rapsr and Criminal Law
'of the Washingt IN Barr,
LEE DAVIS LODGE. Ph. >:
MELVILLE Cit KCH, Ii. NJ
Professor Of the Law Of Patents.
WILLIAM +. MATTEJGLY, a. NJ.
tof the Washingt Bar.
Professor of Practical Commercial Law.
CHARLES ": NEEDIIAM, Ii. N.
tof the Washingt N Bar,
Professor of he History of Ii y Trusts and Trades
MONS. and in Charge Of loot Court Work.
There will be two colrtrooris in the new build
ing, and special attention will he given to Moot
Court practice Three hours " Ill be devoted the
discussion Of pleadings and !ctice work in draft
Ing contracts, wills, and other legal Documents and
two hours a week TO the argu nent of cases.
The Dean will be in the r:ceptionroom of the
University Building from to pm. Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and saturdays
Session begins Monday, October 8, at G p.m
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Veterinary School.

d. L. SALMON D.V.M DEAN
post graduate course of one year.
fFor Information apply to Dr. Charles L. Dawso
cor. n. j. ave. md ~ st. NV, Washington, d. c.
Catalogues. giving the courses of study. terms
&c, can he obtained on application. personally or
by letter. to
CHARLES W. HOLMES, Registrar
seI-1m The Columbian University.
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School of Graduate Studies

CHARLES f. MUNROE, D., DEAN.
Courses oEen TO both and women, leading
TO the degrees OF Master of Arts, Master of Sci
ence, Civil Engineer. Electrical Engineer Mcchan-
ical Engineer rGd Doctor Of Philosophy.
Session begins September 2S at 4:3u pm
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National University
Law School.

FACULTY.
HON. RICHARD H. ALVEY.
President and Lecturer on Constitutional Law.
HON. CHARLES c. COLE. LID,
Lecturer Statutory and Criminal Law.
JAMES SCHOJLER. LID.
Lecturer on Bailnents, Domestic Relations, Wills
and Administrations
EUGENE CARUSI, LID.
Relations, Contracts and Equity Jurisprudence.
JACKSON II. RALSTON. LID,
Professor Of Common Law and Equity Pleading
and Corporate Law.
HON. HENRY E. DAVIS. An. LID.
Professor of Evidence, Mercantile Law ana Con-
stitutional Law ard Lecturer upon the
History of the Law
FREDERICK L. SIDDONS. LIN.
Professor Of the Law of Negotiable Instruments.
Torts and Criminal Law.
CHARLES COWLES TUCKER. LIN.
Professor of Practice and Judge of Moot Court.
WILLIAM w. MILLER LID,
Lecturer Law OF Corporations.
L. CABEIL WILLIAMSON. EDWARD II.
THOMAS and HENRY p. BLAIR.
Judges Of The Court Of Appeals.
The National University Law School .Sill enter
upon Its thirtetE by opening at its building,
slSS20 18th street northwest, on MONDAY, Oc-
tober 3, 1893, e:30 pm. As appears above, val
liable additions have been made to the faculty
with the result that the previous nigh standard Of
the school has been materially advanced. The
Secretary may be seen daily at G1o 18th street
northwest. office District Title insurance Co., ard
after October at the Law School building. from
$50 to 1880 pm. AS heretofore, two years study
will be required for graduation. with post grad
", H. Morrison's Son. 1926 + street northwest;
W. H.. Lowdermilk Co, l42. street north
west; John Byrne & Co. 1922 f street; Washing
undersigned. f. D. CARUSI, Secretary.
se20-3w 80
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School of Comparative
Jurisprudence & Diplomacy

CHARLES W. NEEDHAM. LII. NJ. DEAN.
Offers training in higher legal knowledge and in
the history, science and practice of Diplomacy in
courses leading to the degrees of Master of Laws
Doctor of Civil Law nnd Master OF Diplomacy.
Session begins November Is
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IN THE MOUNTAINS,
HILL TOP HOUSE

I1ILL IOI IIOO 81,
Harper's Ferry, W. Va, I. S. Lovett First
class table; improved beds; hot and cold baths
Open until November l. auI7-5tt
"POwHATAN." HARIESTOWN. w. va. WILL
BE- opened N June; perfectly equipped hous-;
healthy unt beautiful country. Mis- BOILING.
1225 Linden ave. Baltimore apIs-tf
TIL LOCKWOOD AND Gotta CTS OPEN ,INY
Is. Extensive imFcuyeIEs nts: lar4. shady sroIuls
exc liea5 table Terms. 81 90 81 weekly. 4 T.
DANIEL. Prophetic. Harg-rs Ierry. ". "a.
Es4Jrs
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Medical School.

EMIL A. DeSCHWEINITZ. Ph.D ND DEAN
Session begins October B. at pm. Daily lee
lures thereafter Gt $50 pm. The best facilities
for laboratory ana clinical work are afforded The
University Hospita. is located at 1885 II street
northwest. Fall and scholarship examina tions on
September % at $50 M. For further particulars
ADDRESS the dean, 1925 II st. NV. Hours, 10 O. IN.
to pm. and : nl to e pm.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

FOR SALE-"BIRDWOOD," REAR NINERSITY;
of tie hands"mest estates in Virginia.
SAMUEL, b. WOODS, Charlottesville. Vi. .sea.y-a.
FOR RENT-oR SALE-A FURNISHED IoR0OM
house: bath and running water, and 100 acres of
Land adjoining, Fairfax Va. 900 feet higher
than Washington and 16 miles Distant: fine
water. fruit and lawns; very healthy location.
Address Box Al, Star office. se26-4ts
FOR SALE-MOST DESIRABLY LOCATED FARM
of 10 acres; typical site and tion; Met.
R.R. gentlemGns country seat. Also wv
adjacent lots of about % each. All have
beautiful view OF mountains and surrounding
country. Apply to H. W. BLUNT, 1869 31st st.
sel6-3m
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Dental School.

]. HAIL LEWIS. ID. s., DEAN.
Session begins October 3. at pm. The free
dental iufru!aIy opens October 3 ut l pm. Fall
examinations September 22 at 1880 pm. All
students must Iuatriclsate before October l3 FOX
further information address the dean. 1913 ve.-
mont
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Corcoran Scientific School.

HOWARD L. EoDGkINS Ph.D, DEAN.
Fifteen distinct courses leading to the degree of
u. ). Classe meet from q to 10 pm. and are
open 10 both men and women.
Session begins September Is, at p.m
The dean will be in his office at the university
daily after September II
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EDUCATIONAL.

E2openr Tuesday, Sept. H.
and a5 seGosls aa fSF nStsf5s
CoURsks. ~''A- - -
SCHOOL OF LAW.
FACULTY:
Hon. MARTIN +. NORRIS LID,
associate Justice Court of Appeals of the District
Lecturer on C.rstitutionai and International Law
and Comparative Jurisprudence.
Hon. SETH SHEPARD. LID,
associate Justice. Court Appeals of the District
Lecturer the Law of Corporations and Equity
Hon. JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON, LID,
Dean of the Faculty and Lecturer.
Hon. LOUIS Z. McCOMAS,
associate Justice supreme Court of the District
OF Columbial,
Lecturer on the Law Of Contracts and TIE Law of
Evidence.
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON LID,
Lecturer.
,oo.uu GEORGE T. HAMILTON. LID,
Lecturer on Practice, Tcstamentary Law AMI
Equity Pleading and Practice.
Il ROSS PERRY, An, LID,
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading. Criminal Law
and Domestic Relations
Rev RENE HOLLAND SJ,
Lecturer Natural Law.
TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT, LID,
Lecturer on Civil Law.
Lecturer on the Law of Torts and Negotiable
Paper.
Lecturer on the Law of Personal Property.
d: W. BAKER, AN, LIN,
assistant United States Attorney for the District
OF Colninbia},
Judge OF the Circuit Court and Lecturer the
Law Of Real Estate ard Elementary Przctice.
j. NOrA McGILL, LIN,
Register of Wills, District of Colunnbia),
Lecturer on Orphans Court Practice.
Court Of Appeals: Messrs. TAILMADGE \. LAM
BERT. JOB BARNARD and LEIGH ROBINSON.
Examiners: dessrs. j. ALTHEUS JOHNSON and
HENRY w. SOii0N.
Clerk OF Courts: HAIRY W. HODGES, LIN.
SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, AN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
CHARLES r. lEATMAN, LIB, Assistant
The twenty ninth annual session opens on Wed.
Eesday October s. lS9S at $50 I. m, In the Law
School building Nos. sos ard 5GS L street north
Tor the ensuing term. All Interested cordially
invited to re Ir. sent.
The secretary will be at his Office in The law
building daily, fom . TO pm, for inforinat.on
eNroiiW"nt. payment of fees, etc
Commencing with the approaching session, the
undergraduate course Will he extended to three
years
Circulars he obtained at the book store o.
". IL. Morrison Sors, 1926 i street northwest:
Lo"dernlilk x Co, 1921 street northwest and
John Bylne Co.. 1922 street northwest: Wash
IL 1s;on Law Book Con.pany. 1922 street north
west tnd at W. S. 1hpmpsons drug store .,u3
l3th street northwest. or upon application tie
undersigned.
.srNV
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LADIES GOODS.

1a-1fJ W. oDfOs
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the Light Running Domestic, whether year
thirty five years, kindly send number of It ON
postal, written in ink, and you'll receive hand
some souvenir at once. Let us know how many
years it has been in your service, how much you
paid for 1T and how you are pleased with your
Domestic. Your number may be the prize winner
@. AUERBACH,
Gen1 Agt Domestic Sewing Machine Co., 7th and
se26tf H, Washington, d. C.
FURS OF ALI. KINDS MADE AND REMODELED
to the latest styles; ladies' tailor made suits
finished in the most excellent manner b. HoR-
GAN, Tailor and Furrer, sos ST. NV. se16-tf
FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP
in frst-class Partisan style; lace curtains a
speciality. Irish point, 80 and 7bc. Call at Nine.
vIBOUD'S OLD STAND. 7l3 11th st. NV.
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1864 lS9S-'99.
Education for Real Life
For Sons and tHughters
In AZ
Spencerian Business, College,
Academy of Music Building, 9th and D NV.
The 34th scholastic year has begun All depart
ments open Dav and Night Sessions for ten
Rapid. legible and beautiful Writing; Rapid Cal
culations, Thorough English Bookkeeping and Bus
mess Practice, Correspondeace, Givics, Laws Of
Business, Commercial Geography, Science of
Wealth. Shorthand and Typewrltfng, Art Of Ex-
preston Dslsarte Method). Moral and Social Cul-
ture
For further information call at College Office, or
send for pew Announcement-'9s-'9 49, College Of
Zee open day and evening $3.50 a M to $3.50 pm
Mrs, SARA Al SPENCER,
au31-tf PRINCIPAL and Proprietor.
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The College

ADONIRAM ]. HUNTINGTON, DID, DEAN.
Glasses meet in daytime and arc open to both
men and women.
Entrance examinations VIII be held at the univer-
sity September 26 and e.
Session begins September IS, at am
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Court of Appeals: Messrs. TALLMADGE A. LAM
BERT. JOB BARNARD and LEIGH ROBINSON.
Examiners: hessrs j. ALTHEtiS JOHNSON and
HENRY w. S0iioN.
Clerk Of Courts: HARRY W. HODGES, LIN.
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st. Agnes School.

Under tLc direction Of Bishop Ooane. Prepare tion
for all colleges. Special Studies and COURSES of Col
lege Study. Special advantages in Music and Art.
Gy mnasium.
1yl-2D
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

The University opens its seventy s-eighth year wi
better facilities than ever before 1t offers COZ
piete Undergraduate, Graduate and Profession
courses OF study in eight schools.
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FOR SALE-S2.5 500 LESS THAN COST-ON CAP
itol Ilill. near Capitol; new 4-stOry stone and
press-hrick; lot 2oxG5 to 20ft. alley 4oft. park
ing; 10 beautiful roons. double parlor AMI
library. LIST floor; cost 50 500; make offer Sc 500;
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y. B.-The above house not sold yet; DOWN
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

Fer SALE BARGAINS IN HOUSES.
One beautiful house-I0 rooms. b3ths $500
one fine house Conn. ave. and y. 81 900.
houses Columbia Heights at S130G X 81 900
X. ). DONALDSON.
It, $50 10th NV
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s li3es Of Beauty Oh tbQ Face. $
>

BY MME. HYGEIA.

cartilages that form the nostrils, the
shape of the lower part Of the nose may
be greatly improved by gentle, continued
pressure. Stroking the nose downward
will often straighten out the saucy curve
or "tip-tilted" nose
The nose is an extremely sensitive feat
ure, and resents roughness by becoming
red and swollen and assuming curves that
detract from its symmetry. However, any
nose be 1t ever SO perfectly modelled, is a
sore trial to woman, when without any
apparent provocation, it becomes red and
blotchy or develops an unsightly crop Of
blackheads. And when the nose shines
equal to an inextinguishable searchlight
woman feels that she would like to 60
like the ostrich, and bury her head in the
sand.
A red nose is usually an outward sign
1t may result from variety OF causes,
such as a weakened circulation, garments
which are too tight or from irritation
produced by too rough usage of the hand
kerchief. And very often 1t Is caused by
a tendency to erysipelas.
Outward applications will be of little
use until the presumabe cause has been
removed. If 1t is indigestion, remedy this
by rigid abstemiousness from all greasy
foods. Look not upon the pastries when
they are tempting, and close your nostrilS
to the appetizing odor of cakes and
fly of the stomach, which is cause Of
red noses, can sometimes be entirely
overcome by drinking several times day
a glass of pure water, as hot as can be
taken.
When the trouble arises from poor vir-
successful. 1t Is what the French call an
aromatic bath--with massage after:
Rosemary tops. 1000 grammes.
Boiling water, 10 quarts.
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THE CURIOUS LITTLE MUFF OF SEPTEMBER

Battle the face night and morning with
the lotion, wiping the skin afterward with
a soft towel. If this irritates or roughens
the skin rub in a good cold cream after
using it at night
LUCY A TIN order to gain flesh
there must be absolute freedom from care
and anxiety. Sleep at least ten hours out
of the twenty-four. Eat literally of food
containing starch and sugar, such as po-
tatoes, fresh sweet butter, milk, cream,
fruits cooked and served with cream,
corn, sweet potatoes, beans, peas, fish and
oysters and desserts without pastry. Stay
out of doors as much as possible and take
lated room but above everything else do
not worry and do not permit your nerves
to get the better of you. Rosy cheeks
come with health, good circulation, firm
muscles and a perfect digestion.
ALBERTINA-A very good rouge may
be made by taking four ounces of finely
and mixing them together with little
warm and diluted solution of gum traga-
canth. Form into smooth tablet and al
low it to dry. For the dry lips use good
camphor ice, such as may be made from
this formula: Gum camphor "A ounce;
spermaceu, y ounce; white wax, y ounce;
water bath. Take out of bath and stir in,
while cooling few drops of altar of
rose. Tell your sister to use the pure GU
cumber juice for whitening the skin, al
though she can safely combine it with the
glycerine and salicylic acid If she prefers
ii that way.
LEONA Bread foregoing replies to
Hattie ]. and Lucy A. T. and you will find
your first two questions answered. To re-
move the crows feet massage each
night with the orange, flower skin food.
reply to Hattie ]. A clear conscience and
happy thoughts are the only non-injurious
eye brighteners l know of. No, steaming
the face will not cause wrinkles, unless
INDUCED in too frequently. Once a
month a good face steaming is excellent
for the skin. Horseback riding, judicious-
ly INDUCED in, cannot be too highly rec
commended, as it brings into play all the
muscles and quickens the circulation.
Good health and a perfect digestion are
necessary for the possession of a clear
complexion and rosy cheeks. Take daily
tepid sponge bath plenty of outdoor eX-
ercise and good wholesome food.
A. ]. B.-Massage the face with the
orange flower skin food, formula for
which is given in reply to Hattie ]. Rub
the cheeks up and away from the nose,
using the rotary movement. The skin
food will not promote the growth of hair
on the face.
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soon as the cause of debility is overcome
and the system built up, the hair will
probably cease falling. An excellent tonic
for promoting the growth of the hair is
made after the following formula:
Eau de cologne, S2ounces; tincture of
cantharides, l ounce; oil of lavender, "
dram; oil of rosemary, u dram. Mix
thoroughly and apply to the roots of the
hair every day or two. Moth patches are
very hard to do away with, as they are
usually the sign of deep-seated disease of
taraXacum, the extract of dandelion root
and the usual dose is a large pill four
nights in a week, sometimes for months.
Then you might buy some of the lines
that are now in market, cut one in two
pieces and rub the piece on the dark
spots. Let it dry in, and then apply cold
cream, letting 1t remain on the face over
night Ask your physicians advice as to
the patent medicine you have been using.
found the skin food so delightful. Many
of my correspondents have written me
the same nice things about it. 1 would
advise you not to attempt to remove the
large moles. The acid is all right for the
small moles, but let the large ones alone,
as the scars resulting will be more I'M
slightly than the moles.
BURDENE-Follow directions given to
Jupiter. In rubbing the oil on the scalp
see that it does not get on to the hair it
self, else it will give it an oily look that
is anything but lovely. Lemon juices and
glycerine are all right for the neck and
hands, but for the face L should prefer
mixing the lemon juice with equal parts
of rose water and rectified spirit Mix
these together; next day decant the clear
portion and strain it through muslin.
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E NEW NORFOLK sUITINo IN cUIRAs sIER BLUE

Spanish women have a very pretty
walk, naturally, as also have Italian
country girls, and all accustomed to car
ry weights on their heads.
To exercise walking, weight on the
head is a very good lesson. You must
not be content, however, to walk straight
before you without letting the weight fall
from your head. You must turn back
ward and forward, and from side to side,
as Italian country girls do when they
carry their water jars from the well, and
can turn in, all directions without a drop
of water being spilled from the jar on
their head More marriages are made
up at the well in Italy than at any other
public place. Young rustic fellows stand
by the we'll to watch the girls fill their
jars and carry them away on their heads
with grace given only to them; and the
most graceful among them has the most
admirers from whom to choose her hus-
band.
The French are also very graceful walk
ers.
Study your walk, girls Take dancing
lessons to begin with, and then repeat
YOUR lessons before your long toilet
class. A pretty walk is a beauty in it
self, and every one who will can acquire
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attack the blackheads by scrubbing the
face thoroughly each night with cam
els hair face scrubbing brush, warm wa
ter and white CASTLE soap. Also, take
two hot baths a week, scrubbing the en-
| tire body with flesh brush and soap. Do
not stay in the hot water long enough
| for 1t to deblitate you, and do not neg
lect the daily tepid sponge bath. If you
follow this treatment vigorously L am
quite certain the pimples will disappear
for all time. You were not quite definite
enough about your hair Let me knoW
If 1t is oily or dry. What would be bene-
fetal in the one case would be detrimen-
tai in the other. Also is it light or dark?
HATTIE J.-Here is the formula for or
ange flower skin food: Spermaceti, y
ounce; white wax, " ounce; sweet al
mond OIL l ounce; lanoline, ounce; CO.
zoin 10 drops: orange flower water, 1
ounce There is no reason why you
should not acquire the development you
desire even under the circumstances you
Massage with the cocoanut oil each
night rubbing gently around and up. Dis
card all pads, see to it that the clothing is
loose, exercise with the arms and eat
plenty of fattening foods. Patience and
time are necessary, for it will be at least
two months before you will notice any
change
JUPITER-Try bathing the dark circles
under and over the eyes with witch hazel,
but take care not to get 1t in the eyes.
Among simple homemade tonics for the
tie massage of the scalp with the fingers
dipped in warm, pure olive oil. Brush
well each night and wash once in two or
three weeks with this wash, which will
make the hair glossy and, remove from
of one egg, one pint of distilled water and
one ounce rosemary spirit. Beat up and
use warm, rubbing well into the skin of
the head Rinse carefully in several
waters or the hair will be left sticky and
horrd instead of silky and smooth. Do
not use soda on the hair and the soap
you mention is very much over estimated.
Compound talcum powder is excellent for
the skin. If it adheres to your face, 1 can
suggest nothing better
E. E. E. Ell do not prescribe medicine
or tonics. My mission is to enlghten
womenkind as to the hygiene of proper
living and in the art of making simple
remedies at home wherewith they may,
If possible, improve upon Natures handi-
work. If your physicians medicine does
not agree with you, tell him SO and he will
probably change it. If you feel that he
docs not understand your case, 1 should
advise you to call in some one else. AS
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NEW hEATBER
Belt.

SP HE latest fashionable belt Is of
leather. and Is woven in a many
stranded fat braid. The leather, of
the usual width for belt, is cut in
even strands about an eighth of an inch
wide, and these strands are woven in
basket weave its full length; that Is,
close to the buckle and eyelets.
This belt clings closer to the waist than
any other, and is pliable, which no other
leather belt can be. 1t is also less heat
ing and stretches lengthwise. making
the waist appear smaller instead of larg-
er and more bulky, as most leather belts
do. These belts are furnished with the
popular harness buckle, and are made in
all colors, but preferably of tan or black.
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of great care ana BentieIleSS' <Aiiu
vet. how many woman's other
wise happy existence is made utterly mis-
cradle by a nose that will persist in get
ting red and swelling to twice its normal
size, Just when she wants to look her best
and make good impression.
A beautiful nose is the greatest possible
ornament to a woman's face, and so rare
that II at once excites the admiration.
Lavater, the physiognomist, declared
that there were thousands of beautiful
eyes to one beautiful nose. Sir Joshua
REYNOLDS says that "the line that forms
the arch of the nose is beautiful when 1t
is straight"
IT is said that only about three In every
hundred noses are to be found directly in
the middle of the face. The bridge of the
nose, which should follow a straight line
drawn between the eyes. usually d.
crosses if only in a slight degree from
this line.
In these days Of scientific advancement
the nose can be nodded to almost any
shape desired Where the bridge of the
nose has been broken or destroyed by dis
ease q surgical operation may be per-
formed, a new bridge inserted and the
new nose look quite as well as the old one
ever did. Crooked noses can be straight
ened even after maturity. and in early
childhood, owing to the soft nature of the