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Evening journal., 1907-09-11
eAY HuNcH ARREsrEp.

SACO, Me, Sept 6.-The Saco police
were called on late yesterday after
noon to put an end to "a drunken carou-
sal at the home of Edward Poulin on
Vernon street
Poulin was entertaining friends and
serving bad whislSey for refreshments.
The party got so hilarious that neigh
bors sent a complaint to the police sta
ton and Officer Henderson. with Special
Officers Myers and Lawrence went to
the scene.
Tho officers found Poulin. Lester
Hubward, his wife, Olive Hubbard and
Augustus Perry all drunk and having
a regular jamboree.
The quartet We're taken into Gus
tody and preparations made to start
them for the jail
AS the officers We're about TO leave
the premises. Albert Emmons. drunk
and bearing a fresh supply of whis-
key, entered lie too was promptly
put under arrest
This morning before Judge Deerinp
all five pleaded guilty to intoxicatior
charges and fines Of 81 and cost.
were imposed.s
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BUSINEssIcARDs.s

MRS. ID. J. BfiAUCHAAP. OF 1905 yvaan,
ington St, has equipped her studio win
two new pianos and is now prenara6 ~
receive pupils In music. sin-1m-er.,
WALL PAPERs-We have removed -
N. w. corner Fifth and Jefferson STE
where we viii be pleased TO show on,
stock OF wall papers; high and low krades
new designs ana colorlngs; estimates
given: work guaranteed Establlshed ~
years. Both phones. -
ss-zn FORBES & co.
VIM. KEEN. cornetist and Instructor
Will accept a limited number OF pupils ar.
er September j. go w. Stsh street on
.yceum Theatre. a21-1m
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LICENSE COMMITTEE

State has a prohibition amendment
buried away in its constitution. but
despite that fact, Iowa has open sa-
looms. The law which permits their
operation and licensing Is clearly un-
constitutional The state has admitted
IT'S inability TO enforce the prohibition
law and fallen back on the old-fash-
Toned, high-licenso system. from which
IA revenue is derived to enforce the
later whiskey laws. II makes the Iowa
constitution a joke. but the plan has
the endorsement OF majority of the
iawkeyes-or IL wouldn't be In force
Fargo, North Dakota Forum.s
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WILSON LINE.

Philadelphia Passenger and Freieht
Line. Steamers Brandywine and City
Of Chester.
Leave Wilmington Fourth St Whartl
weekdays and Sundays for Chester and
PHILADELPHIA, 7.30 and 1890 a. M, ls0 ana
4i5lp p. m. Saturdays ana sundays only
ZOO and $50 p. m.
Leave chester one hour later
Leave Philadelphia tCheslnut ST. Whartl
weekdays and Sundays, $50 anu 10 - a.
m. 1.3O and AIS p. m. Saturdays ana sun
days only 100 and $50 p M
Leave Chester one hour latcr
Fares including Saturdays and Sundays
Philadelphia. excursion, 25c; one way lc
Chester excursion, 15c; one way lOc.
HORACE WILSON, cen'l Manager.
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PUBLIc SALES

NOTlCE-Uultcd States Marshars Sale.
District of Delawaro-By virtue of an or
der Of sale issued out of the United States
District Court. for the District OF Dcla-
ware. on the second day OF September,
1901 notice is hereby given that 7 VIII sell
by public auction for cash ON Thursday.
the twelfth day Of September. 1907 az n
o'clock IN the forenoon. az the entrance
OF the United States Court House and
Post office building at the corner OF
Ninth and Shlpley streets, In the city OF
Wilmington. Delaware the stcumtug A.
j. Hoole. her engines. boilers. machinery.
tackle, apparel and furniture as she now
lies at Charles Warner Compuny's wharf
Wilmington, Delaware.
WILLIAM r. FLINN
si-1-li United States Marshal.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
THIS CHURCH A
CENTURY OLD

Salem M. f. Church. near cooch's
Bridge. OF which Rev w. C. Harris
is pastor. win celebrate its one hun
dreth anniversary on Sunday next. An
all-day service win be held.
Many prominent minister's viii take
part. Thousands OF people are ex-
pected to visit this historical old
place.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
LICENSE COMMITTEE
FACTS FROM THE FIELD
The Press Of Prohibition States Bear Witness TO the
Folly and Crime Of PrOhibitOry Laws
JUST THE NEWS and NOTHING MORE

We ask the people OF Wilmington
and the State Of Delaware to read from
day to day the real story of prohibit
tion in operation.
We submit this evidence to prevent
the imposition Of unjust laws, and the
eonfiscation of millions Of property.
A vote for Local Option is a vote for
the Speakcasy.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

low Come and help build it up SO we WIN
be IN a position TO do even more.
Don't forget tho Rummage Sale comes
on next month. October Give us an your
cast on clothes. etc. and watch the
papers for the date and fuil particulars.
Don't forget everything counts in a
Rummage Sale.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

The Norwegian postal authorities
have under consideration an appllca-
ton for permission to print advertise
ments on the back Of postage stamps.
1t is proposed TO devote the proceeds
to the erection and maintenance OF a
sanitarlum for consumptives.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
BUSH LINE

Freight received for all points, given
personal attention, and forwarded prenipl-
iy AT lowest rates and by best routes.
Boats leave both Wilmington anq fh.ia-
delphia al GOO p. m. daily sunday "a
Through rates and bills Of lading IS
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS CO.;
Pier 3. North Wharves, Phladelp h,a' l..,
French Street Wharf. WilmhBloi
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
FEEL EVERY CHANGE
OF THE WEATHER
A Bad Back is Always Worse During
Wet or chanaeable Weather.

A Bad Back is Always Worse During
Wet or chanseabIe Weather.
Is your back like a barometer?
Does It foreteii every change Of
weather.
Does every cold settle on your kid
news?
Bring aching. throhbing pains?
Does it disorder the urine2
The Kidneys arc calling FOR help.
Use Doan's Kidney pills.
Recommended By Wilmington testi-
mony
Elwood Stout. s2s East Fourth street.
Wilmington. Del. says "Doan's Kid
nov Pills proved TO be as represented
I'm my case. fell down an elevator
shaft some wears AFRO and strained my
back ] apparently recovered from
the fall an cxceptlng my back which
was weak ana bothered me with cvorV
change of Weather aid not dare
stoon or lift anything for fear OF
bringing on sharp pains or attacks of
lingering dun pains. ] got a box uf
Doans Kidney Pills az N. B. Dam
forth's drug store. and began using
them Thew ft nay case exactly, the
weakness and pains left my back and
have never retucncd. ! made a state
ment for publication ia 1927. and
made second statement In 1904 con-
nrmlng an I said before. To-day,
April e6. 1907. ! am glad 60 confirm
all said In my two previous state-
ments and can conscientiously say
that ! believe Doan's Kidney Pills 90
be al that Is claimed for them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Miburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the Doan's-and
take no other
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
Down the River and Bay to Bowers
Beach and Dover. Delaware.

The Steamer ''JOhn =. WllsUn" VII laava
New Castle for Bowers Beach Barkers.
Lebanon and Dover ourins sept as tol-
lows. 3rd, ll.3J a. m; 0th, l.5J b.. nl.; 7th
2.30 D. M, 10th. $50 p. M, 18Th 7.3J p. m /:
nth u.30 p. M. 10Th, l5U a. m. 2itn, s. 30
D m; 2Ith, 7.3O p. m.
This IS the swiftest steamer on the river
and bay rake the trolley to New Castle
connecting with the beat. Deliver freienfa
for points south to the 'Bush Line:' fbev
will be promptly transferred TO our boar
Fine fishing, grabbing and salt Wafe,
bathing; good hotel accomme datons; rates
reasonable. Take this steamer for speed
comfort and q good square meal. SINGLE
fares 10 cents. Round trip SLO0. Meals. N
cents. Write for time table.
THE DOVER AND PHILADELPHIA
NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Dover. Delaware
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EDUCATIONAL

Young man. listenl have an educa-
tional course IN one Of the most ro-
putable schools in the country which
VIII sell you cheaply. You may think
you can get through this world without
brains and knowledge, but you're mis-
taken Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Hornor Of your town Get
educated. The course have for sale
Is well worth Investigating.
Address p. o. Box, 1921.
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try FIFTEEN CASES OF Beer.

lola. Kan, Sept. Fifteen cases in
one will be tried az the coming term
of the district court. when the trial Of
the Leavehworth Eagles comes up
There were nine members of the lodge
arrested at the time but they were
discharged and the only case remain
ing is one to determine whether the
county attorney can hold the fifteen
cases of beer seized or whether he
must give it back to the former own
ers II promises to be an interesting
case and in addition to the local attor-
neys, Mr.. Peterson will have the aid
of John Marshall and the Eagles will
have Messrs Dawes and Rutherford,
of Leavenworth. It is not known how
the suit of the Eagles at Leavenworth
against Mr.. Peterson stands The
seized beer has. been kept on its side
so that it is In good condition unless
age has affected it.-Fort Scott Tri-
bune.%
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LOST AND FOUND

-s-.-e--,--~.A--,--~-.----~
IOSr-A beagle bitch. black, tan and
white dog with collar and name plate. nn-
swers 20 name OF Nell. Reward if returned
TO 3i2 T. Seventh ST. slO-3t
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

TIE pNfih Avenue ralns.i Church,
Mr. Rockfellers church. in New York,
is not nearly large enough to hold the
people who desire 90 hear the new
English pastor, the Rev. DR. c. f.
Aked.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
HouLToN.

HOULTON, Me. Sept. 5-Although
II is rather early in the game, the po-
llitical field is being worked over by
the various politicians that In the near
future viii be candidates for office. OF
course the standing of the candidates
as regards the prohibitory law is one
of the first things that Is demanded
by the voting public. Some of course
want the question left as il is but the
number of voters that seem to want
lresubmission is not "A few and their
voices win doubtless be heard at the
next convention. Both parties have
ladhcrents that will be strongly IN favor
of having the question settled for once
land all and IL the vote of last year
has any significance 1t seems as though
/ lAroostook county would be liable to
be the seat OF some hot campaigning e
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
MAN wlTH A bic rHlRsr.

Biddcford Record. Friday, September 6.
Sheriff George O. Athorne's moa
thought they had struck brewery
yesterday afternoon when they forced
the door ana looked IN a shed back OF
Dudley block on Water street and at
tached to one of two unoccupied
houses numbered and Z Persons
lane.
In the place were half barrels of beer
that had not been tapped. half barrels
that had been drained until schooner
could not have been squeezed out Of
them. cases of beer, whiskey. faucets
and various other articles indispensable
in the conduct Of a wet goods Joint
They realized the brewery think was
q wrong one, however. when Napoleon
Bergeron, who has something Of
name among the washing nuid artists
lin the second ward. stepped mp and de-
clared the stun belonged TO him and
that it was for his private use. and
threw up their hands and cried out in
chorus, What a terrible thirst"
Late yesterday afternoon Deputy
Sherins Simon S. Andrews, Ludger j.
Henouf and John f. Goldthwaite. arm
ed with a warrant to search the prem
b
occupied by parties unknown" went
to these numbers. The houses were
empty but In one OF tho sheds I'm the
reer the door of which they forced.
they found two rooms p1rtiticned of.
In one of these they discovered evil
deuces Of q nourishing wet goods busi-
ness. They seized from this room the
following:
Three half barrels of ale.
One half barrel of ale.
One empty half barrel
one faucet.
Five cases of lager beer.
One case containing II bottles Of
/ lager beer.
one case containing FIVE bottles Of
! lager beer.
Ten empty half pint bottles.
one beer pot
one quart measure.
ono funnel
ono gallon of whiskey
In the other room they found and
seized "a case containing FOUR bottles of
beer, five empty beer cases and two
cmntv half barrels
while the officers were loading the
stuff on an express wrgon Napoleon
I iHNt fiNAhtt lfNA ill tAi WNINNNIAtiLN AIN
declared tho goods focnd in tho first
room belonged 10 hin. that they were
not intended for sale, but for his own
consumption.
Bergeron was so honest in his ad-
mission that the county officers never
/ thought of Questioning his word bat
ordered him to appear ia police court
/ this morning at 10 O'Clock This he
said lac would do, and after the fruits
lof the search had been hauled off 4,
the rum room in Deputy Andrews
stable on Elm street, he started ur
town to secure LAWYER Anthony Dwyei
to look after his case
Bergeron was in court at the ap-
! pointed hour, and after lengthy anC
/ prsyerful consideration OF the case. tn,
county officers agreed to mol pros tn,
case on payment of costs. and this dis.
position was made of it, Bergeror
dug for something like s18 to get out
Of his troubles
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

Secretary OF Labor and Commerce
slraus not only works 10 TO - hourn
a day at his desk. but goes IN FOR
at spare times,
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

Haru-Ko. the wife of the Mikado, Is
not only a woman Of great intelh-
Eence and erudition. but a poetess Of
talent
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
HELP wANTED-MALE.


wANTED-Young man for cigar and
stationery store. one with cigar cxporl-
ence preferred Apply at Bee Hive Co.. du.
Pont Building. ei1-tf
WANTED-A good man 70 run estab-
lishod tea and coffee routes; good induce
ments to the right man. Apply Grand
Union Tea Company. coo King Sc. aii-it
WANTED-Boy 20 learn Sign business.
Apply az once to Sternfeld & Co.. 5ii Ship
ley ST. siO-2t
WANTED-Experie agents and
statesmen ON salary basis. Apply COG Or
angc 81. siO-tf
WANTED-A couple OF boys Apply
Shoe Factory, Fifth and Walnut SITS.
s9-3t
WANTED-Four statesmen TO come to
Baltimore and sell goods on straight sal
ary or commission. CAL or write 10 Room
coy Equitable Bldg, Baltimore. Nd.
jyi3-tf
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BoARDERs WANTED


WANTED B0arders at $500 per week,
also furnished rooms TO let at 2l3 West
81. s5-lm
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eALooNIsTs OF KANSAS WIN.
Fixtures Recently Seized Ordered Re
turned to Owners.

LEAVENWORTH. Kas.. Sept. r.
Judge Fitzpatrick in the district court
here today ordered the sheriff to re-
turn forthwith to their owners the fix
lures in twenty-three Leavenworth
saloons recently seized under order
of the attorney general of the State.
The defendants testified that they had
not sold any liquor after the attorney
general had ordered them 10 stop doing
SO. The county prosecutor was un-
able to present any testimony TO the
contrary. The fixtures are valued at
over S100.O00'
Is North Dakota to follow the un-
fortunate example OF IOWa7 That
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, rubber
tires for baby coaches. wringers and car
pet sweepers repaired. JOHN IT. SCH.
phones. as-tf
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

Highest prices paid for ed
gold and silver broken sewelry. M. HAIR
RIs. l2s Market St Fly
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
IN PETTENeILL,s ToWN.

The Bath Anvil has been doing some
investigating too. The Anvil IS a Re
publican paper and the field of its
Investigations was Rumford Falls. the
home of Chairman Pettengill of the
Sturgis commission. tho official that Is
going TO send his deputies to Bdde-
ford when he is satisfied that the local
Officers are not doing their duty
This is what the Anvil reports as
to rum conditions in Rumford Falls:
"On Canal street in that town the
ANVIL man found and visited five open
burrooms-one with porter. beer and
alse being drawn from five spisots. and
hard liquors being sold; and ale, beer
and half-and- half procurable ia each
lof the other four
"On River street the Anvil man
found and visited six places where one
lean get whiskey, and ale or beer on
draught
"On Waldo street he found and Wis
lited seven similar places where AN
kinds OF liquor were 10 be had
In each one of these is Rumford
Falls barrooms the Anvil detective
bought a drink and his own eyes are
his witnesses regarding the business
being done openly there. He was
told by leading and trustworthy ciu-
aens of the town that Rumford Falls
contained all told 30 places where al
lcoholic liquors are being sold"
! The Record expressed the opinion
the other day that Chairman Waldo
/ Ipettengill OF the Sturgis commission
is big blun The result of the Bath
/ Anvifs Investigation supports this
opinion. -Biddoford Record
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
WANTED


WANTED-To rent store room west
side Of King street Address M-2. Journal
Office. s11-st
WANTED-New Models L. c. smith
Everything in Sight typewriter are new
ready. Machines rented
CHAS. G. GUYER
Court Stenographer.
Phone l2Sd sec Market St
jy2l-tf
WANTED. FURNITuRE-You entire
household. also office furniture, antiques;
II you have furniture in storage 7 will
buy and pay you cash, more than any
dealer: estimates given free; all trans
actions CONFIDENTIAL. don't sell untn you
get my cash ofrer. no matter how large
the amount Write or phone. ID. and A.
Phone 67l9; Automatic. 23l3
CHARLES s. TfURLOCK.
Seventh ana Poplar Sta
mT-6m
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NOTICES.

--r>-'-~------~r-->--~--,-
NoTICE-on and after this date WIN
pay no bills unless OF my contraction
s'-e' 8. ]. HEARN
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FOR sALE-A quartered oak fold,ne
pea; Inquire l2oi East Twenly-second sd.
Evening journal., 1907-09-11
ROOFING AND SCOUTING.

WM. 70. WILLIAMS Co.
81 Orange St Roofing. Spoutlne ana
Heating. Metal ana composition roofing
Hot Air heating and ventilating. RepaiT.
ing promptly done. Phones. aa5-ly
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

FOR sALE-cigar paper and candv
store doing good cash business good rea-
son for selling. Address. aboua. this of.
nce .oat
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FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-A horse. rood for go.
grocer or delivery wagon, gentie -ng
sound Apply at Jackson street boarding.
''''''@' sl0-ft
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PAPER HANGING

TIE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House. 7o5 Orange st.. viii paper rooms
LOT Noo up On all bills less than 10 4
asconnt or per cent will be allowed
On all bills Of $40 or more. dlaoonnt ~
10 per cent. viii be allowed eatisfacfisn
guaranteed on all work. ase- s.''' ts
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REAL ESTATE For SALE


FOR sALE-Ifouare r.ota 1fss,,,ec,.,.--
ING Sites, Farms and busIneas nronoe,-
uons s,.fa or an kinds We make terms 10
suit SUI purchasers. Rents collected. months
iSis. nents, mortgages placed. We aeil
ana c,..le, accident, Health, Plate Glass
trade, sell or buy. consult ~
co, ,,. n. II. McEVILLY CO.
o. ~ West Vest Fourth st.. Wilmington. Del.
orff,' q,,'i,.s, q,ril.,s, Both Phones.
IlS-cod-tf -A-N ONAON.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Third and fourth floors
LOT business purposes. modern Improve
ments. Private entrance. Address iOf ship
ies o. iylS-tf
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENr-Rooms with board. lng
Market st. se-tn
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0deen Of Summer Trips

Merchants g. Miners Trans. Co.
.N Steamship Lines.
AN PHILADELPHIA TO BOSTON.
BALTIMORE TO BOSTON AND
PROVIDENCE VIA NORFOLK AND
NEWPORT NEWS.
Most desirable route to Jamestown Ex-
position Accommodation and cuisine tho
hest Send for tour book.
w. p. CORA. Agt, o. L. LUCAS. Agt..
Baltimore. Md. Philadelphia, Pa.
W. +. TURNER, Pass. Traf. Msr.,
General offices; Baltimore.
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Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Pase Two.
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

,,>----.-r..---s---,~-,.-~--,-
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Apply 1000 jackson 81. si0-2t
WANTED-Boys ana girls wanted, "a
years old and up. Steady work AT good
wages. Bring certificates. Planet Mills
Mig Co, 18th 81. and Railroad Ave.
s9-3t
WANTrA)-Capable apprentices for mill
lncry. Qi1ck advancement also expert
cnccd miillners. A. and L. Jenny, 2l0 King
ST. s9-3t
WANTEp-Girl for houscwork and up
stairs Girl 20 10 TO Newark. German In
telngcnco office. 500 Madison 50. s5-tf
WANTED-cirls-Hosiery ISnitters,
hosiery looper, hosiery members.
Steady work ard good pay the year
around in the finest mill in the city.
Delaware Hosiery Mfg. Co.. Fifteenth
and Walnut streets. Apply at office at
once. a28-1m
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

FOR RENT-Flat. fve rooms. bath.
steam heat. Apply Thomas Green, 100 w
Eighth st. s7-tf
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

FOR sALh-Upnght portable aenaina
sultapie Tor most any purpose. May be
seen running az meiuy-go-round az SHELF
pot Park. Inquire Of enganoer,elt fhe' raylr
s9-3t - ~
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

FOR SALE CHEAP-Drug storo, rood.
VIII. stock and fixtures; must be soid ~
once Apply for particulars.t Howell 81
England. soif fMarketb st "A u. s5-iw
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

roN sALE-Dght fine building lots.
5'nsy on IN pairs Located on Now Castle
ave. beyond Eden Park. only small
p.yn.ent required. Take an East Fourth
street car and see the handsome Groom
dwellings now being erected for sale
LINEN m otnce on the ground; open Tues
daN Thursday and saturday
HAMILTON PARK CO.
o,e.. s3s MARKET ST.
Oinee open 70 $50 Saturday evenings.
a19-lm
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GIRARD-so6. so7 and sos Ra-s a. PM
deiphla. Rooins. Is. IS, Soc. centlsmen snIy
Evening journal., 1907-09-11

FOR RENT-Two rooms and bath. fur
nished for light housekeeping. Apply olo
Lancaster ave. a2S-te
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

cosmetics with perfect pTopriety where
a few years ago it would have been
a gross insult to good form.
Al sorts OF cosmetics are offered 1t
is simply a matter of taking a choice.
1t Is now generally recognized that
rouge used in moderation and with The
greatest caution, and also with a little
cream powder, gives o very good effect.
particularly so in the evening, when
one is tired and lacks color.
While II is no longer considered wrong
10 use rouge It is certainly in mighty
poor taste If the rouge is applied so as
to tell Of its presence.
There are cases where a little can be
used to advantage and without vIolat-
ing any of the laws of propriety or
tradition, but ii must be used sparingiy
and with the greatest Of caution
A slight touch should be put on the
chin and tips of the ears.
On the cheek to have a natural look,
ii must be applied so that a little white
space is left below the cheek bone and
the rouge should be very carefully
blended in.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
Beauty Hints for Babies

~ ROMfNENT ears can be made TO
- lie close to the head If the child
wears an ear cap regularly AT
night
A nose that is broad and shapeless
may De improved in a few months If
gently massaged every day with the
thumb and forefnger, working always
downward toward the point.
If baby's eyebrows are skimpy and
thin, rub in very gently. twice a week.
a little vaseline. This encourages the
growth, and as good eyebrows are an
important improvement TO even an 9th
erwise good-loOking face. they are quite
worth taking a little trouble over
Never neglect the weekly shampoo,
and see that the hair is cut aud singed
at least once in six months. And. per-
haps most important of all, If the hair
is in the least weakly. do not on any
account allow it to be crImped or curled,
as this is bound to injure It.
Don't forget the hands and nails need
attention, too. Many people who now
have pudgy. thick hands might have
had cause to be proud of their appear
ance If only they mad received attention
during infancy.
Fingers that are thick at the Joints
and 90 not taper nicely at the points
should be very gently massaged every
day from tie knuckles to the points;
nails should also be carefully attended
to.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
Violet Sachet.

NJ G. R.-It is a good idea to have
perfumes. toilet waters, and .sachet pow
ders all the same odor. A simple and
delightful extract is made thus: Take
eleven ounces of essence Of violet, two
ounces of essence Of cassia, one ounce of
tincture Of musk, two ounces Of strong
est tlncuIre Of orris.
A violet sachet to be used with this is:
Orris, ground, sixteen ounces; oil or
bergamot, ten drops; oil of bitter
almonds, seven DROPS; oil of rose, seven
drops; tincture of musk, two and one
half drains. Mix the whole thoroughly.