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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
BY KATHERINE MORTON. Copyright, 1908. by T. c. McClure.)

after I have become sufficiently accom- phshed," she explains to a friend. But there are plenty of things besides scrub ping; there is sweeping, which is a splen- did developer of shoulders. arms and wrists If you want to strengthen your ankles. stand on tiptoe and brush the cobwebs from the corners. If you want to get that adorable flat back. pick up the basket of freshly washed linen, and go outdoors and hang it up on the line. You will breathe in fresh air. purify your blood and expand the chest.
 You will no longer be a Burne-J ones girl and fiower-like. broken-at-the-stem variety of maiden, but a charming bit of femininity. with muscles firm and flesh hard; with clear complexion, and grace and ease in every boise.
 Broom, scrubbing brush. duster, rolling
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
Winter Wearables.

If you wish to De known as a person of discriminating taste and common sense, select some thing to wear for . goodly per cen age of your Christmas gifts. The list is long, . silk waist, q coat or suit,i a pair cf gloves, a petticoat, neckwear, warm underwear, a pair cf hose or q pair of corsets. Choose what you will in these goods at this store and you have chosen wisely. Below is print cd q list of suggestions. A wise plan will De to cheek of lon this list the items that you want to buy, then cut it out and bring it here tomorrow or some time during the week. silk Dresses. colored Dresses. Black Dresses. oingham Dresses. Outing Dresses. Calico Dresses. PercAle Dresses. Teasls Dresses. Servants Drsssss. s Fur Collarettaa.
 Mink Collaxsttss. Tailor Made Suits. Cloth Jackets. Satin skirts. sicilian skirts.
 Hresaing saoquss. Misses Reefers. Childran's nseRsrs. \ Fancy Gateen Skirts. & Near Silk Skirts.
 Lounging Robes.
 Iambrequins. Lawn Lace Aprons. California Blankets.
 Tapestry Table Covsrs. Eiderdcwn Quilts. Down Comforts. Table Damasks. Table Napkins.
 Linen Towels. Bath Towels. Bureau scarfs. Center Pieces. Table scarfs. 9idehoard goa1fs. Fancy Cushion Tops.
 Lace Bed Sets. Pillow Shams. Hte. Jouvin Gloves. Alice Gloves. Woolen Gloves. Misses Gloves. silk Pettiooats.
 Fancy Underekirts. French Ooxwets. Fancy TascinAkora. Infants stlk Gaps. Fancy Umbrellas. womsu,s Umbrellas. Mems Umbrellas. Women'6 Underweax. Misses Underwear. Women's Hats. Misses Fancy Hats.
 Servants ApEons.
 We might mention scores of other sensible articles for Christ mas gifts many, more, how ever, will occur to you during one of your holiday shopping trips to Montgomerys best store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
Perfumes and Toilet
 Goods.

You'u have little trouble In finding the counter where the Christmas perfumes and toilet soaps are; the dainty and re- freshing odors from this poru- lar corner of the store will like. I ly attract you there quite early in your shopping tour. You will do well to make generous selection from this stock olsen sible Christmas gifts, too. Toilet Soaps, 3 cakes in . fancy
 box, In all the leading makes
 and most populas odofs, ffom
 t5c to $J.50 box. Sachet Powders in bufk, or ptst up
 in papers and one oz. bottles, in
 every imaginable odoe of al
 makes, from j0e to 65c. Manicuring Articles Scissors, Hles,
 clippers, twcezess, esstieals 6c,
 from t5c to $t.50. Hair Bfushes, complexion bfushes,
 clothes brushes. hand mirrors,
 combs, soap boxes In great vasi-
 ety and wide fange of psiees. \ Extracts in bulk, ,Hudn0ts, all odofs
 soc OF.
 Roger & Gaflet's 75e and .85e oz. \ [. T. Piver's Latreffle incasnat soc OF.
 Fioubigants Ideal $2.25 OF. \ Extracts in fancy bottles and satin
 lined eases in afl makes and popu-
 lar odors from 25c to $3.50. Toilet Waters, Co1g atc,s violet and
 other odofs, 37e and soc.
 Hudnuts violet sec 7Sc and $t.40. k Roger & Gallsfs violete de Pas
 ma 82e and $I.49.
 All Violet and other odoss sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
By Katherine Morton

By Katherine Morton.
 homework as a first aid to beauty may
 be a novel idea, but it is a good one. |she vexed problem of the servant girl d the interesting one of beauty may be wed at one and the same time by this ,ans. No less a parsonage than Queen sxandra has frowned upon the athletic 4. and expressed the opinion that too oh outdoor sport produce Anwomanly Its, The domestic woman, with a ten hey to literature, is cited as a more s1inine type.
 Q keep down weight and reduce the
 ist measure, in place of bending double a the fingers touch the floor prescribed
 nber of times. the disciple of the new g Is going to polish the hardwood floor
 her sanctum.
 H night even scrub the kitchen floor,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
Fancy Goods.

On this counter you will find | a well chosen array of pretty ! articles appropriate for Christ mas gifts for every member of the family, all marked at a wide [ range of prices. You will do well to visit this department often as new things will De shown here almost every day. Any time you are at a loss what to give some friend or relative just glance again over the display under the Fancy Goods sign at Naehman & Meertief's; you will be sure to find scores of gift suggestions there.
 India Beadwork Looms, 25 and soc
 Beads per skein 5c.
 Brentwood Novelties, Frames
 Bookshelves, Plaques, etc, 25c to
 $t.25. Side and Back Combs, in shell and
 amber, 19c to $2.50. N Silk Belts, plated or crush effects,
 with newest buckles and back
 slides, soc to $2.00.
 Girdles in Metal or silk, a novelty
 to wear w.th your coat suit, $t.00
 to $2.5O.
 Evening Fans in white or black,
 silk, gauze and lace, soc to $25. Gartefs, put up a pair in a glass
 box, all colors elastic silver and
 gilt buckles, t9e to $t.50 a pair. Rag Dolls, 25c 35c and soc.
 Hat Pins, a large variety at 25e. Umbrellas. A gift umbrella, if purchased here, means a good umbrella, one that will really keep off the rain. Our always complete assortment is now at fits best. Umbrellas at all prices, for men, women, and children, a wide variety of handsome handles, many of them beauti- fully mounted with silver and gold with space left for engrav- ing coat of arms or monogram. AT 98c, 26 in. fast black Mcrceriz- ed Umbrellas, with beautiful fancy handles. AT $I.5O, 26 in Gloria Umbrellas withnatufal wood and pearl han
 dies, for both women and men. AT SAYS Uzar Umbrellas for wo-
 men and men, these are made of I
 guaranteed silk, mounted on best paragon frames and pretty nat
 ural wood handles with military
 tassels. A $a50 Umbrella the
 the world over.
 A most beautiful line of fine Um-
 brellas in gold, silver, gun metal
 and inlaid pearl handles, $2.00 to
 $17.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06

the more work the brush will do at each stroke. Tn buying hair brushes ruk your money into the bristies, not Into the back is the advice of a woman who weIIs hair brushes. Don't braid the hair too tightly at night as the night hours should relax the strain upon the roots rather than coT&lnue or increase it. The hair grows faster if braided loosely. Don't use rubber bands to secure the pigtailg ak the ends. They tend to break the haAr.
 Mrs R, S.. Edith. constanosL., Duchess and Mary M.-Before rubbing . cream into the skin, either of face or hands. wash with tepid water and a pure soap. After this warmer father is made, and still again warmer one. until the water ia about as hot as can be borne. The face. being now thoroughly cleansed and heaf- cd. Is ready for the treatment 4 sofk emollient cream is gently rubbed into the skin with the fingers. This cream partly supplies the natural oil which begins tn dry up. as we grow older. leaving the skin harsh and dry, and. of course wrink- led. The natural oil therefore must ba supplied by an artificial one In maasaK- Ing the face rub out from tho center, be- sinning below and working up. A wo- man can massage her own face after a little practice, but # a friend will do ik for her. so much the better. if the friend has strong. firm fingeas.
 Alice R., Ruth, In Trouble and Barbara C.-Your hair is thin and falling out prob ably because you are not giving the scalp all the care it needs. Too much empha. sis cannot be placed upon the fact that the scalp requires more attention than the hair itselfn It is because the cuticle. or outer skin4 and the second layer oe akin. called the retemucosum. become
 stiff and unyielding that the hair geta in
 bad condition. The roots of the hair have their seats in the dermis, or true skin. ] which is the third layer. If the two outer
 skins are not kept in a pliable state the roots of the hair are contracted. prevent l ing the natural respiration. vigor and fife of the hair. The color. even, is affected.
 The scalp therefore, should be rubbed | every day till 1t glows. A tonic should be rubbed into the scalp at least once a
 week. A good hair tonic Is the following: Bay rum ..s..................... 1 pt. Rose water s......s..s..... 2 ozs. Alcohol ...ss..s...s..s.. q oza Glycer1n0 .............. Q oza. Tincture of cantharides. .. dr. Extract of Jaborandi. ....... dr. Qoluluo DO gr0. Dissolve the uuinine in the alcohol ana bay rum; then add the other ingredients. filter through thin muslin bag and bOt- tie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
THE BEAUTY QUEST.
IOUSEWORK AS A BEAUTIFTER.

Brush and Feather Dur the Paaphernalia Better Wrist Machine Stirring a ~d Flatron Their Hand, Shoulder Development.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06

smith-That fellow Brown certainly has Q wonderful memory. JoneO-Is that eof Smith Yea Why, he always re1oneaEo o le8go, hls umbrella d home co e not e asEnta and leave k ,eomaWharo elsa~e@inaND &sg4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06

DO you think that man descended from monkeys?' Some descended" an- gwered Mss Cayenne, land some merely dress differently, ly,"-Washington Star.
 Mrs. Homeleigh--Your husband is at his club good deal. isn't he?
 Lady Gadabout-Yes. The poor boy hates being at home alone. you knoR.--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06

Headquarters for new crop nuts. Almonds, Wslnuts, Pscans and Brazil Nuts.
 JOS. MANDGoLD @ co.
 Wholesale confeota0naFB.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
We arg 6etter able to seVe yoar holiday needs tban euer bore and the best interests of ehery residefof 6ontgonery and Oicinfy suu lie ia purchasing Christmas things at SGaehman 6 Meeniars.

The Holiday spirit will soon pervade the entireNachman&Meer- & tiet store: the stocks are ready and the beautiful Christmas decorations will soon be on view. Every department is at its best and no matter where you go you will be confronted on every hand with suggestions for gifts beautiful, useful, ornamental. Especially is the stock strong in sensible gifts, articles that will afford both de- light and real service to whoever is so fortun- ate to receive them.
 Now just a wordabout OUT Christmas prices: its the custom with some stores to mark all goods during the holidays at a veryhigh rateofprofitnot so here, our entire stock is just as modestly and fairly priced through December as it is at every other season of the year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
during their swing upward.

during their swing upward.
 The moving movement, with an iron in each hand. has an invigorating effect In this movement the arms are lifted for ward to the horizontal, and in such a manner that in swinging the arm sidewise to the right, the right arm remains ex- tended. while the left is bent at the el- bow joint toward the front of the chest. In swinging the arms sidewise to the left, the left arm is extended and the right bent toward the front of the chest For another exercise with the f1atiron, stand erect. with heels together and arms down at the sides, with an iron in each hand. Slowly raise the arms until they are stretched above the head. In this po- sition turn the body half around, so as to face first one side of the room and then the other. using the hip motion only. and keeping the feet firmly on the ground. Five minutes devoted daily to this exer- else will strengthen the back and should CTS. making thStn symmetrical. and give freedom and grace of movement. To point . moral and adorn this tale, fl would be pleasing to refer to that charm ing picture of the beautiful Maria Gun her at the ironing table. iron in hand. and say that all her lovehnese was due to housework and the natiron.
 | May not the perfect compIexions for which she and her. sister Elizabeth, af. | rewards the Duchess of Hamilton, were noted, have been due, in a measure to the vigorous and healthful housewifely duties of their girlhood days, in the mod est Irish cottage where they were born? | So radiant and lovely were the beautl- ful Cummings" as these eighteenth cen tury beauties were always called, that Walpole wrote of them: They cannot walk in the park but such a mob follows them that they are generally driver away. and seven hundred people sat uI all night in and about an inn to see the Duchess of Hamilton get into her post chaise next morning."
 In Ireland the peasant woman stil greets you with ''The luck of the beauti. full Cummings attend you!"
 Answers to Correspondents. Agnes. Mrs. l.. Fl. M. and Katherine One of the best of preparations for the teeth Is listerine; 1t will prevent decay sore gums. and unpleasant breath. A good way to cleanse the teet is to Iath- CT the brush with a pure soap, rub on the teeth and then dip the brush in cam. phorated chalk Brush the teeth thor oughly. then rinse te mouth with clear water After this. dip the brush in Ister- inc and go all over the teeth and gums lightly. Tartar must be removed from the teeth once or twice year by the den. tist. If allowed to remain it inj res the teeth. causing them to loosen and decay The daily use of the tooth brush should help to keep this deposit away. A good | tooth powder is made Of:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06

Janette K. and Zo-ada.-The best hair brush is one with natural colorsd bristles,
 which are better than the bleached They do not look so pretty, perhaps but they have more life and vigor. and will retain their stiffness far better than the snow white. A brush which has the bris'les arranged in rows. with spaces between,
 grooms the hair more efficiently than one which has the bristles scattered evenly over its surface. The longer the bristloS,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06

Agents wanted all over Central Alabama for handling branch of- fees of The Montgomery Steam Laundry, no N. Perry St., Moutgom- cry, Ala. Liberal communication.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
Holiday HandkerChiefs.

Handkerchief the holiday gift par exeeance good might be forgiven for going this splendid handkerchief soc- without question. the finest shown in Montgomery There hanokerhiefs of good kind quality and style her and the pes though this be holiday time, are decidedly in your favor.
 AT O sheer Handkerchief fS and IA m hen soft fin nh, real 15e vaUe . :. :, AT t Handke IA and l-2 n heb beahed
 and soft finished, ready for this excellent valus AT 25 Ladies Enen hennstehed and Embroidered andker1h in
 and designs putup fancy boxe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06

Dissolve the uuinine in the alcohol ana bay rum; then add the other ingredients, filter through a thin muslin bag aud bOt- tie.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17
GRANITE BRIEFS.

Born last Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs
5. A. Wiley, boy.
Mrs. Starr returned from Spokan,
the first Of the week.
Mr.. Nutvig who bought the Kelso
place, moved onto II last Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Starr Is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. San, Fleming this week.
Mrs. J. Q. Epperson who has been
quite III the past month Ia SLOWLY
improving.
A. J. Clark and Geo. Cook made a
business Trip to Coeur d'Alene last
week returning Sunday.
Mrs. Leadbetter has rented the
building recently vacated by Mr..
Cantrell and Is fitting 1t up with beds
for a lodging house.
Last week Seyerns & Liuder paid
of and discharged their men and
shut down the sawmill indefinitely.
But the shingle mill will start up
this week.
Last Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. U.
G. Smith gave social hop IN honor
0f Mrs. Ida Kingston Of Spokane,
who has b.en up visiting with old
friends the past week. Mrs. Kings
ton departed for Spokane last Satur-
day.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17

John Papendlck OF Spokane pur-'
chased the timber ranches of L. b.
Crandall and Mr.. Nunnally, q miles
east Of Ramsey. Messrs Stewart
Young and Howard Brundage made
the sale.
MEN! II you have any private dis
ease or weakness and want TO be cured,
and pay when cured. Call on or
write to the English Medical Insti-
tute. Cor. Main and howard Sts.,
Spokane, Wash. Apl7 At.
The Severns- Huffman Co., has been
incorporated, In Spokane, ny Chas. l..
Severns, F. B. and G. W. Huffman,
Of Spokane, with a capital Of $25, 0c0
to operate the Scverns mill at Kings
Spur, near Granite, Idaho. 1t cuts
q. 900 It. OF lumber day and makes
40, 900 shingles and O,O00 lathes: 70
men are employed.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17
WOMEN AND JEWELS.

Jewels. candy, flowers, men-that
ia the order Of woman's preferences.
Jewels form a magnet Of mighty pow
or to the average woman. Even that
greatest of all jewels, health, is often
ruined in the strenuous efforts to
make or save the money to purchase
them. II a woman will risk her
health to get a coveted gem, then let
her fort,fy herself against the insida-
ovs conseq uenees OF coughs, colds and
bronchial affections by the regular
use of DR.. Boschee's German Syrup.
It will promptly arrest consumption
| in its early stages and heal the affect
cd lungs and bronchial tubes and
drive the dread disease from the sys-
tenn It's not a cure.all, but 1t Is a
certain cure for coughs, colds and all
hronchial troubles. You can get this
ro,,able remedy ut Dr.. F. Wenz drug
store, Price Csc and 75c.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17
SEVER EATTACK OF GRIP
Cured by Ono Bottle of Chamberlain 8
Cough komedy.

SEVER EATTACk OF GRIP
Cured by Ono Bottle of Chamberlan's
Cough Remedy.
when l had an attack OF the grip
last wiuter (the second one) I actual
iy cured myself with one bottle OF
ChambcrlAin's Cough Remedy, " says
Frank w. Perry, Editor Of the Enter
prise, Shortsville,. N. Y. "This is
the honest truth. at times kept
from coughing myself to pieces by
taking teaspoonful Of this remedy,
and when the coughing spell would
come on at night I would take dose
and 1t seemed that ia the briefeet in
lerval the cough would pass of and ]
would go TO sleep perfectly free from
cough and Its accompanying pains.
20 say that the remedy acted as a
most agreeable surprise is putting II
very mildly. l had no idea that II
would or could knock out the grip
simply because had never tried I,
ior such purpose, but it did, and II
seemed with the second attack o
coughing the remedy caused IL to no
'"ly De of less duration, but tn
pains were far less severe, and / hal
"o' used the contents Of one bottl
"elore Mr.. Grip had bid me adieu.
for sale by DIR. +. W.nz
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17
BRAIN-FOOD NONSENSE.

Another ridiculous food fad has
been branded by the most competent
authorities. They have dlspelled the
silly notion that one kind If food IL
needed for brain, another for muscles,
and still another for bones. A correct
dat will not ouly nourish q particu-
lar part of the body, but IL will sus-
tain every othor part. Yet, however
good your food may be, its nutriment
is destroyed by indigestion or dyspep.
STA. You must prepare for their ap-
pearance or prevent their coming BY
taking regular doses OF Green's Aug
ust Flower, the favorite medicine OF
the healthy millions. A few doses
aids digestion, stimulates the liver to
healthy action, puriflcs the blood, and
makes you feel buovant and vigorous.
You can get this reliable remedy al
DR.. +. Wenz drug store. Price 25t
and Toe.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17
R-l-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind

casions ce M packet Is enough for usual oc-
tains n IN, ING family bottle go cents) con.
them them d supply for year. All druggists sell
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17
District Court Notes.
Continued from last week.,

Inc jury case Of Krostch Bros. Vi
Empire Mill Co., q suit for damages,
mas occupied the greater part OF the
Time In the district court since our
last Issue. The court discontinued
taking testimony, Tuesday, when i
motion for nOn-suit was made by the
defendants. After having the mat
ter under Amusement Judge Morgan
granted the motion Wednesday. G.
l.. Hoffman was attorney for plaintiff
and =. L. Burgan and Edwin McBee
were counsel for defendants. The
Jury was excused for the term.
VIM. j. Davis, native of Great
Britain, was admitted to citizenship.
The Case of Elizabeth Rasmussen
vs. Peter Rasmussen was dismissed 1T
plaintiffs request.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17
hanger OF Colds and Grip

The greatest danger from colds ana
grip is their resulting in pneu'n nou"s
r. 1 reasonable care is used, however,
.nd Cbamberlains Cough Remedy
..rsn. all danger will be avoided
Among the tens Of thousands VINO ,'
:. "a nsed this remedy for these as
cases CASE we have yet to learn Of q single
case having resulted in pneumon'a >
which shows conclasively that " IS !.
" " inventive Of that dangerous
disease. It will cure cold o. az az ~
. .a.S Of the grip 10 less time than any
S.ss, treatment. It Is pleasant ana
cafe to take. For sale by Dr. s. "e'
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17

Robt. Dyer is fitting up the Bank
of Commerce building which will be
ready for occupancy by the bank, BY
the 0rst Of next week.
Mrs. S. NJ. Wharton, who has spent
the winter in Spokane, was In town
this week, preparatory to moving to
her handsome summer home at Spirit
Lake,
Byron L. Livingston OF Boise, and
Frank Richards, Of Montpelier, have
been appointed deputies BY State
Game Warden M. v. Iorns. 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. Iorns will shortly ap
point deputy for each county.
While II. w. Hawke awaits trial
before the Superior court 10 Spokane,
Harry Ortman is again on his place
near Hauser, the attachment on the
same being released.
A new sawmill with 50-horse- pow
er engine, is In course OF construction
at Rogers Spur, two miles east Of
Ramsey. We were unable to learn
the names Of the party. who are to
operate the mill.
It's true that the best -four ID
made near at h0me-Auto-eet
Miss Lima Stoddard goes to HOodOO
Valley, this week, to take charge Of
a Summer school.
Jos. Sbaner's family moved in from
Spirit Lake this week.
J. +. Allen and Geo. Dart, the lat
ter OF the Post Falls Mercantile Co.
were in the city On bust ness, Tuesday
Consult G. II. Peters In regard to
pianos before buying elsewhere.
| o. c. Smith, OF Hope, was 10 towr
on business Wednesday,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17

WANTED PERSON To TRAY
eli for we'll established house In few coun-
ties calling on retail me, chants and agents.
Local TERRITORY, Salary Bi024 n year and ex-
Oenses. payable sl9 20 a week In cash and ex-
pen,es advanced POsit on permanent. Bus-
mess successful and rushing. Standard hsSse
IA Dearborn st.. Chicago
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17

actaeTr.sEadG-sEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
in this n"r Sood reputation In each state (one
yertise IA fequiredl to represent an6 nd
house % 9'd established wealthy business
Gl.SeS w "s solid financial standing. Salary
pavabie i IT, with expenses additional an
when 1 nnces: noIss and carriage furnished
ADDRESSES necdessary. References Enclose self
born 81 envelope. Colonial Co, Isl Dear