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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-An elegant site for fine
residence 100 by 26o feet, east front, in
Fashionable part of North Market street.
Address c. a. Phillips, 1865 n. Market
street, or phone S74, Wichita telephone.
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REAL ESTATE
Business, residence or vacant, quickly
sold on our plan. Send US list
DEAN GORDON.
42-sun-tf

FOR SALE
so feet. new six-room house, located in
fifth block on South Main; nice shade,
cement walk and curling. Can sell at
a great bargain If sold at once.
30 feet. east front, corner. new 7-room
cottage with bath room, in the second
block on Lulu avenue. Can sell very
reasonable.
IS feet, east front, in twelfth block on
South Lawrence with shade and side
walk. a bargain at 500.
100 feet, east front, on Ida just south OF
lots on Volutsia in first block south
of Douglas. $75 each.
lots on Guy avenue, in Eleventh street
addition, SO each.
Estelle in second block south of Doug
las 500.
80 feet. 2-story house on Green street
near Douglas. 1920.
80 feet east front. on hydraulic, broom
IL story house s1,1O.
80 feet south Of Tenth. on Topeka, H,55O.
so feet south of Tenth on Topeka. $3.50.
100 feet just north Of Fourteenth on
FairView avenue. Sl.O00.
so feet. east front. on Park Place, north
of Sixteenth street, $3.50.
40 acres at edge of Wichita, good black
bottom land. $4,000.
80 acres Just north OF Burton Car
Works, $50 per acre.
fruit farms. close in; one of 7.acres at
81 300 and one of 10 acres, at $500.
q vacant DuSlHeSS lOtS Oll OAlSdSO ave
nue. a $500 each.
] business lot on Douglas, near En-
poria. $500
j business lot south front, west of
Mosley on Douglas, $500.
80 feet S-rOom 2-Story house, barn, In
third block on North Topeka. $4,000.
so feet vacant on North Lawrence, in
best residence portion. $500.
j. w. CLENDENIN & CO,
10S-1t 107 South Topeka
FOR SALE
OTIS % a nd q Church street IN Water).
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FOR SALE-New s-room cottage. or Col
leye Hill. choice suburban home. =
cash. balance Per cent
Another choice home east side. leo feet
front ro-cz1s ard iarEe harm 8 -
Two-s;ory business house CT Douglas
avenue. opposite new FRISCO depot. SS-ss.l-
NEEpERLANDER. - z Douglas
tc-sg-we-tf
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FOR SALE-A fine home in the 10th block
on North Market, with rooms. halls.
bath room, good cellar and barn. This
is a bargain, as the parties are going
TO leave the city. Price, $500.
A good 4-room house and barn, on
Laura avenue, s625.
A good S-room house, modern, barn, in
the third block on North Topeka,
s., 200.
liz acres. very close in. fine garden
land, for 800 an acre.
ROBERT CARROTHERS,
10S-itx over 220 z. Douglas.
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FOR SALE
- feet on Park Place avenue. in q de-
ishtful location east front. close 10 car
permanent walks and curb An ideal
place 20 build q home. s. .op
2 have a great value on North To-
peka avenue. CT car line vacant 50
teet. which is surely worth more money.
but owner VIII make a Sscrfrce for
quick sale. Price, ss15- Pretty site for
"A nice house.
- feSt on Seneca avenue. on corner near
LouElaS. which owner IS very anxious
"a sell. ana VIII not refuse any reas-
enable offer
Well located 5ox2e1 feet on North Law
renee avenue. among nice homes with
sewer under rear lots az s.. esq
- feet southeast corner Fifteenth ard
st Francis. Sst
- let on corner. well set with al kinds
% fruit. sSa
Ten acres southwest. no improvements
Come and tell Us what YOU want II
YOU wsni Il vel make as much a.
EFFORT 10 get II for YOU as any one
FIREMAN & FREEMAN
49c--t Over Is e DougizA
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FOR SALE-Four-rpom house. barn and
acres good land. s ohio avenue. s. ic'a-
Tea-rocrr house and g lots. two niles
frcm Douglas avenue, 80. Geo <
Campbell, &c -. Main iss-S
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
-Four lots on Nasar avenue. east front,
So each.
lots at the northwest corner of
Eleventh and Cleveland, SO apiece.
80 acres on Hydraulic avenue, al In
bearing fruit 3 miles out. $4,000.
L lots in Woodland addition, for $50.
lots on Mosier avenue, in Maple Grove
addition, near car line. for $l65.
nice east front lots on Seneca street.
Just above First street. for $780,
~ lots on Ninth street, for $3.50.
lots on corner jeanette and Thirteenth
al a bargain.
50 lots near the loup in Riverside Park,
for 300
62ls feet on North Market. near Nine
teenth street. for 500.
% acres adjoining the golf grounds. east
of town, nice smooth land. $500.
s. feet on West Third street. close in.
corner. for S5e
nice lots on University avenue. for
$3.50
FRED ". ISRAEL.
1lN-lt New Phone 800.
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Guy Levy. Of the bookkeeping Depart
ment who injured has knee some time
ago. has so far recovered as 10 be back
AT school again
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FOR SALE
1nS-su-we-fri-3t

FOR SALE-Among the more recently
listed properties we can now offer an
extremely good house, with all modern
convenienceS, such as furnace. hot and
cold water, bath room. water closet,
vegetable cellar, city water, ten nice
rooms, nice lawn, IS feet Of ground, on
Topeka car line, at 5000. A very desir-
able property.
We also have a home for some one
with modest ideas, in a Groom cottage,
and 90 feet of ground. which can be
sold on terms for $3.50. Ask for our
No. TIC.
Another one in sth block south. on good
street. 5 rooms and 80 feet, for about the
worth of the ground. $3.50. Ask for
our No. 723.
There is a net, pretty cottage of 4
rooms. pretty porch. and 1e0x1Ss feet OF
ground, lots of fruit and shade, for
$3.50 Ask for our No. Co..
We sold one of our greatest bargains
yesterday. but here is a good one. 100
feet of ground, on corner, elegant shade,
s large rooms, great big hall. cellar,
closets. porcnes. lawn. nice barn, and
is certainly an attractive home 1t Is
nicely furnished house. but not mod
ern. 1t is worth s., 600. Ask for our No.
12S
There is real pretty home in the
North End. with bath. pantry, closets,
cemented cellar, porches, cistern, ce-
ment walks. shade, barn. chicken house.
sewer connection. one block from car,
for 81 500 Ask for our No. 139.
Our phone is 4s4. Ring us up any old
time between a. m. and s p. m, and
tell us your property wants, or IL you
have something priced right, we want it
on our list.
FREEMAN & FREEMAN,
108-2t 31S East Douglas.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGED modern. first-class,
10-room residence. on Waco avenue,
east front, 100 feet, large barn. fine
shade, shrubs, fruit, lawn. cement
walks, curb. etc win exchange for
cottage on College Hill
For Exchange-A good. 16o-acre farm.
in Gypsum township. for exchange for
cottage; College Hill preferred
Sites BROS. & ALEXANDER,
Fourth National Bank Building.
l0S-3t
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FOR SATE-Only $500 for lot in the
most desirable portion of Norman, Okla,
Highland Addition" go lots. Distrbu-
ton on the government plan April LIST
Norman has 1900 and growing rapidly
Is the best educational city in the south
west University OF Oklahoma. Main
building just completed; cost 500 coo. Is
two territories. Fine public schools; all
modern municipal improvements; sur
rounded by the best of agricultural
lands. Write at once for pictures, plat
end particulars No time to waste Nor
man Development Co. Offices. Oklaho-
ma City and Norman. Okla. April LIST is
the opening day. 102-1Ot
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Complete list Of residences and desirable
lots, all sizes, locations and prices
Write or call. indicate what you want
VIII send you LIST or call and show you.
55-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
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- PROFFRTY-

FOR SALE-25.s0 acres. all IN o9dv
being a part OF CamD supply reserva-
tton, s. per acre: one third cash. hal
snce AZ 5 per cent y. l. Drake. room
&c, " inne block &-tf
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE


FOR SALE-My home. 1918 Park Place.
Call and see II. IoS-1tx
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The PicksninnieS or Wichita have sat
all best Ministries and some II the best
musical talent In the west They have
a grand arst part setting y Night IN
Old Venice which Is worth the aamis-
sion in itself. Hear the musical wonders.
Smith and Jones. They have new songs
and dances and electrical effects. Under
the direction OF Ray Palmer and David
Stainer. Garfield hall March e.
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POULTRY.

FOR SALE-SiX Barred Plymouth Rock
hens, one cockerel- SIS 5. Wichita
l0S-2tx
FOR SALE-Fine Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, soc setting. Inquire 2SS " Main.
los-ttX
FOR SALE-Eggs from best Barred
Rocks, SOC per Setting. s1S 5. Wichita.
lnS-2tN
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FOR SALE-1so-acre. improved farm.
black soil. S-room house. fine orchard,
=. miles Of city. &.on0
loo acres, well improved, II miles OF
city. $500.
- acres. well improved, bottom land 1
miles Of city. SEGA
acres, well improved. with 500 i'm
Washington. $50
lots. corner Nineteenth and Water.
SO each
lots. corner Nineteenth and Water.
east front 80 feet deem. 500 each
have vacant and improved property
IN all parts Of city and farms and
ranches Of All sizes. in SedCwick and
other counties. II YOU want 10 buy o.
sell. see Us JOHN FERRITER
AE-U l3T North Main
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

give the generous public something n re-
turn for their contributions
George r. Vending was secured to
give his lecture. Stonewsn Jackson. on
April .
Stonewan jackson commended itself TO
Mr. vending as q Southern soldier TT
ting OF emulation. and he adopted 1t as a
theme for lecture. and a happy one -
has been. All who have heard it-and
there are several in Wichita-prononneo
this the best Of this master orators ef-
forts AS showing the high estimate eui-
tured Boston places upon this lecture from
a literary standpoint. Mr.. Vending has
repeated il in that city eighty times on in
vitation-
JESSIE ELDRIDGE SoUTHwICK-
Wichita people Will be very much In
terested in hearing Jessie Eldridse South
wick. who is so wen known for her lee
ture recitals and readings Mrs. South
wick brings the preparation and equip
ment OF many years OF practical class
room experience in The Emerson College
OF Oratory. Boston. where she has been
instructor in dramatic and Shakespearean
Interpretation. also IN Wellesley college
Wherever she has appeared she has won
praise as a teacher and reader. Her pub
lie career has been steadily successful.
and today she stands with added power
and extended repertoire.
The Boston Times SAYS CT her. "Spien-
did power and versatility
Boston Traveller; Her dramatic force
is both strong and comprehensive
II is through the efforts OF Sorosis lit
erary society OF Fairmount college that
Mrs. southwick will appear in Wichita.
and they feel that they have been very
fortunate IN securing her. The Womans
Glee club Of Fairmount college under the
direction Of Prof. Elienberger VIII ap-
pear on the program.
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FOR SALE
30 feet, Waco avenue. sth block
- feet, Carter avenue Riverside
% feet. Spaldiug avenue Riverside.
lo feet, LeNvellen avenue near Tenth.
1ee feet. Water street. south Of 22nd
Joe feet. : Lawrence and Harry street
q feet Fannie avenue. block from
Douglas
Ia feet. Walker avenue and Hiram
(CoTner.)
b. feet. Robert avenue, near Walker
avenue
Is feet 5 Emporia 9th block.
Also
NV. sec. I5-Ss-cS. t61 acres
SEA sec. l2-&2-1f l6H acres Clark COUNT.
kan, j. miles from Ashland
AppiN T. j. Is. SHIELDS.
1lS-lt lS1 y Main street.
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FOR SALE
Vacant lots.
Elegant cottages.
Modern homes.
All kinds of property in various parts
OF the city.
Farms and ranches in this and adjoin-
ing counties.
Also in Oklahoma and Texas.
Call on
JOHN NJ. STANSBERRY & co,
10S-lt Over 227 East Douglas
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FOR SALEHoGse % large rooms. BAY
window cz-- So feet No. ~ = Fsra
zrerrs- Pnce. sSH- Walter xo--ls -
-. xala 1s-if
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FOR SAI.E-Re3l Estate.
!6o acres second bottom farm. elegant
i improved. nicely located. snap.
$50
10 acres. northeast of Wichita. = miles.
comfortable improvements. S4Stl. s. so
down, balance time. Here is r chance
70 buy a farm and make il paw for
Itself.
I62-acre bottom farm. well improved
near Greenwich; rented for 500 cash
Pre-. &.@s3.
Your choice Of nicely improved. fsa-
ecrc farms. for St.51o II You want TO
buy q farm. cali OF write me have
tn goods and at prices and terms TO
suit
CITY PROPERTY
T. Feet. y. Market, clvse in. On nave
ment. good. comfortable, 5-rooru cottage
ena large barn sea.
a. feet- y Washington. 5-rOurn cottage
Tesl2a cc0t walks size
3 feet front modern. S-room house and
l2rSe barn. north nsrJ 30 Jhe CITY. s. 5.3.
2 pieces ~ ace props r-y. improved and
Va22at. fra1- SSe upwards
Nac4nt lots. norta. cast s1--h and
NesL T. = TROT~Trp
Room :. over - y. s.aiR street
ll>-ltx
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FOR SALE-A beautiful cottage home,
all modern conveniences, large barn,
pretty blue grass lawn. lots of shade,
cement walks; everything complete;
surrounded by pleasant homes. in one
of the finest blocks on North Waco.
close in. If you are ready to buy, do
not fail to call or drop me a card and
get price, which will be very low this
week. r. c. Israel 81 n. Waco.
1nS-1t
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FOB. SALlCheap. 7-Toon house = feet.
Il5l South Main Enquire 10 Norm
Main. room 10 4s-~R
FOR SALE or TRADE-Seven-Too-1
house. east front - feet barn anc
other out buildings Inquire 90 eFc--
more street 1-tn1->a-st&-S--
FOR SALE
New modern. s-rcon cottage, east
front. corner. splendid shade. oiocSs
from pcstoeice. The heSZ bargain n
the city.
View s-rooTn cottage. 50 feet 1sth block
6 Topeka. 81
sever-rocra house. : feet, sSh block
Wabash StSG.
Ssx-rcora cottage : feet clsteTTl- cel-
lar harm. 18th block s. Erarlctss sl-st
New s-reoru cottage. : blocks Sc8ir
Is paving = per cent
F>ou--rocra cottage. east front GOO
shade Gf-rhsrsatrrEt West <sie = nc
GEO c. HENRY. - - &zsn
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FOR SAIETo move. -uc-roozs hous>-
Inquire ifz7 = Gilbert G. n Crezse
lg--s.x
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FOR SALE
$50 acres ~ miles from Hayesville. all
In cultivation except 20 acres pasture,
1876 acres wheat. Price. S4.500
100 acres six miles from center Of Wich-
tia; 50 acres in cultivation, balance
grass; small house and barn. Price
$1,000
So acres four miles east of Fairmount
on Thir;eeath street, g. 900
North half Of northeast quarter of sec
ton 3. township 8, range !, west. Price,
$500
80 acres in Morton township, $500.
1G9 acres two miles east OF Valley Cen
ter, wei improved. Price. 6,i00.
160 acres four miles south Of Clearwater,
wheat. small house and barn. Price,
5000.
l.51J acres pasture land in Kingman
county adjoining railroad town. Price,
$l1.3J per acre.
J. ". CLENDENIN &, CO.
10S-lt 10l South Topeka.
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SAFES.
TYPEW RITERS.
ABSTRACTORS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

STARK NURSERY pays cash weekly II
you sell Stark trees. Louisiana, Mo.
u-i6-sun-tf
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FOR SALE-A Groom cottage on Indi-
ana avenue. See j. Giles Smith about
ii. 10S-1tX
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CHEAP MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY
PROPERTY. All pTiyilegsI
ANCHOR TRUST CO. IL y. Marke; S.
s-we-fri-sur-tf
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8. 90. 900 TO LOAN on Kansas ans Okla
hona farms W:nns q Whine. Wichita.
Kan ST.
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FINANCIAL
Loans - 20 $50 on small Wlchita
houses. on inEtzii-neuts. : per cent. 90
comm ssIors- Small loans Oh any good
collateral Buys notes and Mortgages
gi-sunf DEAN GORDON.
MONEY TO LOAS-On Watches dla-
monda. 5eweiry. Strictly confidential
&C East Douglas 1T
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FOR SALE
1063 n. Wichita. rooms, so feet, $500.
631 Wabash. rooms, As feet, $3.50.
AIS Moser. rooms lots, $780,
323-325 S. Washington, rooms each, $500.
315 S. Washington. rooms, 40 feet, $3.50.
346 y. Mosley, rooms, 80 feet, $3.50.
1874. 49, III Ida. each. $3.50.
1876 Ida, rooms; rent, 81; S775.
II lots. I'd blk S. Washington, each, sos.
lots Hillside and Kellogg. S223.
Desirable sites, Topeka and Lawrence.
Write or call for list. Let us know
what you want. We can supply you.
1S-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
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FOR SALE-On payments, 10 houses in
different parts of city. Prices from $3.50
to 5000. Walter Morris, 126 n. Main.
10S-1t
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60 Driving and Marry.

Batesburg, July 30,-Mr. M. B..
Edwards and Miss Sallie Gregory
went out riding yesterday afternoon.
They quietly drove to the residence
of Mr.. Edwards father, Rev. Joab
Edwards, at Leesville, the father Of
the groom officiating. After recep-
tion by friends there they returned
to Batesburg, where an impromptu
entertainment greeted them at the
home of Mr.. I. Edwards. The fami-
ly and friends were made merry till
late hour.
Sunday afternoon MIR. W. 81. Stills
and Miss Kate Haltiwanger, accom-
panied by some friends, drove to the
Lutheran parsonage at Leesville and
were married by Rev. J. D. Kinard.
The happy pair are away for the
present.
M. P. B. Grady and Miss Carrie
Smith went out driving Sunday after
noon and were married before return.
ing home.
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Save The Children,

Ninety-nine of every one hundred
diseases that children have are due
to disorders of the stomach, and these
disorders are all caused by indiges.
tion. Kodol Dyspepsia cure is just
as good for children IS it is for adults.
Children thrive on it. 1t keeps
their little stomach sweet and encour-
ages their growth and development
Mrs. Henry Carter, 705 Central St.,
Nashville, Ten, says: My little boy
is now three years old and has been
suffering from indigestion ever since
he was born. I have had the best
doctor in Nashville, but failed to do
him any good. After using one bottle
Of Kodol be is we'll baby. I recon.
mend it to all sufferers" Kodol digests
what you eat and makes the stomach
sweet. Sold by all druggists.
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pondent for some time owing to
several financial reverses. Hei was
very ambitious and could not bear
defeat in any manner. His family
have known for some time that he
was continually brooding over either
real or imaginary troubles and they
have watched him closely and kept
all fire arms, etc, out of his way.
Yesterday one of Mr.. Cushman's
sons went hunting and on returning
left his gun in his room. This morn
ing Mr.. Cushman locked himself in
the room and wrote note to his
family, giving instructions as to his
burial, and placing the shotgun
against his heart, pulled the trigger
and killed himself instantly.
He was 81 years of age, and liked
by all who knew him, and by bis
death Aiken county has lost one OF
her staunchest citizens.
He leaves wife, three daughters
and four sons, who are all prostrated
with grief at the tragic death of the
kind and loving husband and father.
Cor. to the State.
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Colored Persons Riot in Boston.

Co1ored Persons Riot in Boston.
Boston, July 3O.-An attempt on
the part of half dozen colored per.
sons opposed to Brooker T. Washing.
ton of Tuskegee Institute, to ask
questions at meeting which he was
addressing tonight at the Zion
church, almost resulted in riot, and
25 policemen were called to quell the
disturbance. Several arrests were
made, one policeman received a deep
stab from hatpin, while man said
to be one Of those opposed to Wash
ington, received several razor cuts
and is now in the hospital.
After the arrests, Washington was
allowed to proceed, and spoke TO,
nearly two hours.
Both factions at the close of the
meeting issued statements. Wash
ington said in his statement that the
colored people of Boston should moi
be held responsible for few riotous
individuals, while William Monroe
Trotter, one of those who was ar.
rested, stated that the cause of the
rioting was the absurd ruling of the
chairman, Lewis, in ordering the
arrest and election of any person
who hissed or manifested any obec.
tion to the speaker of the evening.
It is said that the disturbance AS
prearranged and after the meeting
Trotter and his friends admitted that
they went there with the idea of ask.
ing Washington number of ques.
tions and to resent any attack that
might be made on the New England
representatives to the recent Afro,
American council at Louisville.
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the Colorod Business
Mems association of the city and VIM
b. Lewis, one of the United States
district attorneys, presided.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-05
How to Stand Straight.

One of the most admirable points
in military discipline, says an ex-
change, is the erectness of figure
given by the drill exercises. A ''sol-
dierly" bearing is proverbially fine
one. The following rules, if strictly
carried out, will give the civilian the
benefit of such a carriage. Try
them and see.
Make it rule to keep the back Of
the neck close to the back of the
collar. Roll the shoulders backward
and downward. Try to squeeze the
shoulder blades together many times
day. Stand erect at short intervals
during the day-"head up, chin in,
chest out, shoulders back"
Walk or stand with the hands
clasped behind the head and the
elbows wide apart. Walk about, or
even run up stairs, with from ten to
forty pounds on the top of the head.
Try to look at the top OF your high
out vest or your necktie. Practice
the arm movements of the breast
stroke swimming while standing or
walking. Hold the arms behind the
back Garry cane or umbrella be.
hind the neck.
Put the hands on the hins, with
elbows back and fingers forward.
Walk with the thumbs in the arm
holes of the vest. When walking,
swing the arm and shoulders strong
~ backward. Stand now and then
during the day with all the postericr
parts of the body, so far as possible,
touching vertical wall. Look up
ward as you walk on the sunny side
of the street.