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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-30
Best Medicine In the World for Coli
and Diarrhoea.Y

and DIarrhoea.
II find Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy to be the. best
remedy in the world" says Mr.. c., l..
Carter, of Skirum, Ala. II am subject
to collie and diarrhoea. Last spring 1t
seemed as though would die, and l
think would IL hadn't taken Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. l haven't been troubled with
it since until this week, when I had
very severe attack and took half a
bottle of the twenty-five cent size
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, and this morning feel
| like a new man." For sale by Hays &
Field and Yellow Pine Pharmacy $50
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-30
4. 3. yARNAeIN,

OF Hotel Hsttiesburg Appointed Head
Booster Of Hattiesbura Boosters.
Mr.. "A. R. Jarnagin will act as Head
Booster and local organizer, Of the
National order of Boosters, and Will
confer the first degree, upon all live"
wide awake citizens who desire to
help along the movement to secure
universal publicity for Hattiesburg,
and its merits before prospective 10
cations of main or branch manufact
uring plants. Mr.. Jarnagin's slogan
win be: 'Hattiesburg, the Metropolis
Of Mississippi"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-30

The Daily News does Job Printing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

ilagter &esler fra @am6org for 49,
600 Morf.> 9eiGtningen m%e0fslger.
&olot bor f%orbebol0t Jig so @eftar
@eoe.
= @%oaroejer Motbios 6ugllig /
Eerp iolgte forleoen en- bam tilbgren=
oe @aar0 / &elter 2inoet til @oar=
oens nllperenoe Gorpogter Sens gne=
mart for 10000 Dif. @aaroens @e'
iGtning tilbprer Gorpo9ter @nemarf.
= so. 6ugliig far at @aoroejer
;pans Ganneb fjpbt lille @au9aar6 /
9iter"2iubet for $1,000 Mf. me6
Opertagelie til Goroaret. 8eletnin,
gen 16 eff. &reot1,rer oe 2 &eite
meofglger. >2i1le &o11gaar6 er BE-
fienot for fin lml1ffe 8eliggenbe0.
= Sjeneltefarl 6rans &anien /
&ojb9l fjpbte forleoen @aar6ejer
@eorg Sells @oor6 / Sfienbo6 for
$4,000 Murf. @oor6ens Stgrrelle
er ca. so @eftor. 0en paa @oar6en
beren6e 8eirtning me6fglger /
@an6elen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

Gjen0 8 o1g. st &on>
iortium al 8orgere / Npfjpb:ng p. 80.
fat fjpbt u0uebolm" for 10000 Sir.
og vgep 9uebolm" for $4,000 Sir.
- @opeogoor6en "Gbriltionsn1in=
De" beo @renoo er al @nfefru @oiio
lolgt til forbenpGren6e &roejer Se<
renien al Sammersbpj og Gbr. @or-
6entoft al @ornalt for 10000 &r.
= @opeogaoroen uSSl1ngetgaaro" /
Sailing ct al Hroprietnr 81. Sleieu
lolgt til Snipeftpr 8op, &jsbenbopn,
for $4,000 ST.
- ltllerl1p @jritgipergoaro poo
6pel1 ct al @initgiper 9. &osm,s=
ier1 lolgt til Mejeriit 6ilcbcr fra 9@rb
for $1,000 &r.
- Sletteu &ro ct al Gierl1e ajpb=
mono Sprge1l en og &ropprt Sprgen
Mielle1 lolgt til Snipeftpr Meermo,m,
&jpbenbapn, for 10000 &r.
- g. 9. &oben fat io1gt lin
@ooro / Goniilo til Yroprietur 8.
Sslfop / 5elt=Sfopganr6 for $4,000
ST.. @runoen fat ct Silliggenoe al
165 Sor. 2on6, II G0r. S%ortfprn.
- &roeier M11ton Mnoerien Dor
iplgt Sebitrl1p &ro til 81. Neoerlen,
@unoslunD, pr. Sb6er. &jgbeium=
men ct 12,40O ST.. Noget Snobo meo>
f9lger.
- @%iritgiper Mn6ers Gbriitenlel1
bar iol9t Soporup &ro til &roforpag>
ter @ilbelm Seniet Sngerfroen peo
Sooitrl,p, for $4,000 &r.
- NroprietGr @bbensgooro far
iolgt @opeogaaroen @onbierg SOP,
goaro be0 @onbjerg Citation til 81
e10omsbon0ler Broprietnr 8ubl. oa
&ortifl1lier Mielien, &anoers. &jp>
be- l,1nmen CT $4,000 &r. @oor6er
bor II E6r. @artforn og ca. $50
S6r. 9on6. Set ct @igberens @en-
iigt at u0ltpffe @%jen6ommen.
= s Mnleoning al Mftielellfabe1
u9e forene0e 0anlfe Ser1fpanosfilfe.
rier"s &onfurs afbolotes forle6er
&pongsouftion / @am6rup, bporpe<
SEN Sellfobet tilbgren0e &in6= oe
@onomplle me6 80 Sor. 2o11o og ST.
lferionlGgget mes 25 Canine iolgteS
til ftp. Mplleejer S. &al11, Setter:
bomorup, for benbolospis 10000 &r
og 10000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29


e = ne q aIsbo y9e
jampirfenoe Observation-Disclosures !
Malborg bar / oiSfe Gage noienot
Snbbpoelfe til ODER 600 noroipife af-
bolbsforentnger og 2oger om: at BEL
tage / ct fort MfbolbsltGpne, iom !
2igbeo me0 StGpnerne / 1903 og
1906 ogtes afbolbt ben 16. SSat11t paa
ben 1tare @fsercerplaos.
8rono / MsmiIoflo-
n ter. Set gantle biitoriife 49,
milotIolter peo Gtborg 81 bar pnret
roiot for Ell ret bnrgenoe Iospaa0e.
6orleoen Morgen uobrpo ser Slo /
&lolteret, Ser eies al 8iborg 8p-
raoo, og Sen ipnbre 2Gnge og en- Sci
al peitre 2rnge neobrnubte. S11ge=
nipr Glouoi @eitb peo @e0eielifobets
&ontor booze / 9Dgni1gel1, % eli
Sci al bans SSl,obo brrl1ote. 9cri=
moo nn0gif ST. @eltb's mango Gopi-
rer 2l1erne, i0et Be 9ogen / 6orpejen
por brogt Up paa @e0ei elifobets &on-
for. Msmilo=Saporltp Sogrefirfe,
Ser ligger 11ni0Oel6art up til Sc
brrn0te @pgninger, % l0gjpr cit
6lpj al @%aoroe1n, tog ingen SfaOe.
GoI6lopcn % 90 /
garine=6 a6riferne Set
npe Sololopforilag, lon1 / 0enl1e IiO
b%ebo11Oles / &igsoogerL pil, bois bet
bliper beotoget uforolt0ret, gjgre Sen
oanife Observation-Disclosures life
ringe 9faoe. S 5lutl1il1gen At az
bigte slor log0es @rl1n0en til EFT itpr=
re llopioelie al gftieiclifabet $.
5teenle1ls Margarinefobriis 8pg=
ningsfomplefs / @ejle. 9ette 9(rbej=
Sc er for nDlig itonOiet. Set er Me=
l1ingen, bpis Sololopfori laget pe6te=
ges uforal1oret, at b%enlrgge Sen Gel
al 6obrifatiol1el1, bbortil Ben 11pe So
brifsbpgni11g bar beltemt, til l1Olar1<
set -Somborgs 6ribopn eller SOL
lono - i6et Sololopforlloget / lin
m1p9re110e 6orm nil 1tille Sc 0onlf e
Morgorinefabrifer en0n1 ubeloigere
oper for l1olonoets 6abrifer ems bioz
til, ga oen fnroige Margorine, Sc.
inofdres tol6frit til 0onn1orf; fan
fremltilles btlligere / llolnnoet ems i
lelbe 2on0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
D0de|iQ
La Grippe foranlediger Her
tesygdom,
Nerv8sitet og daarlig For
d6jelse.
Mine Venner we'd, at Heart:
Cure reddede mig.

Mrs. E. O.. Hurd, 11s W. 3. St., Muscatinsss-
Iowa, er ct. velkjendt Medlem af NJ. E. kfn1ens.
/ den Del af Staten. Hun siger: LA Grippe
CAV mig ct !alvorligt Tilfalde af Nerv6sitet og
daarlig Ford0ielse, hvilket hurtigt udviklede sig
til Hjertesygdom. Jeg led af S6vnl0shed, He-
vedpine og Krampe i Musklerne. Den mInds1e
Bevagelse fremkaldte Aanden3d, F0lelse nj.
Lamhed og brdndende Smerteanfald. Jeg NJ
sige hvad jeg stedse har sagt mine Venner-
DR.. Miles, Heart Cure hjalp mig, saa alIe dIssxz-
ubehagelge symptomer forsvandt. Mod s*as1E@
Smerter har jeg aldrig fundet noget Hg DE-
Miles, Anti-Pain Pills, og jeg tror. at HernE=~
and Liver Nils er en- udmafket Mavesns.d1nM~"
"Vor Son blew rant af HjertesyEdon I sfx-
2Ode Aar. l to Maaneder fix han nlsre1a feenx
S6vn, da vi b%egyndte at give ham Dr- Miles
Heart Cure med Nerve and Liver Pills, oE me-
er han sund og frisk. Han har endog hesta.esz5
en- Lageunders0gelse og er med Haren paa PHI
lippinerne, Jeg vii tilf0ie, at DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills utvivlsom har varet ct Code 1ar
mig. Jeg har hyppige Anfald af nerves Hoved-
pine og har lidrig brugt noget, der saa hurtiE.-
hjalp og CAV mig Lindring." Mrs. Alice Nn18s--
Buffalo, Mo-
Allie Apotekere salger og garanterer den for
ste Flaske at DR.. Miles Lagemidler. Skriv Fl
ter fri Bog ON Nerv5sitet og Hjertesygdomme-
Adresse: DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
1t6cnfpr al mcnncifclia &ielp. Set

lt0c11fDr al mcr11c1tcltg 9tGlp. Set
bor Sen Gll1tning 2egerne fom til.
Sc bab6e gjort lit be0lte, men baboe
intet %formaoet. Set por 6og life Ell
Slutning, JONI flnbe tiene til Dr.
mnntring for oem, lom ito0 benoe
n9r. Mr. Tranf 2oifot, 943 6air=
fiel6 Mpe., Chicago, beretter ON fin
Mooers 2ioeller og bel10es e1rOelige
@elbre0elle oe6 ct limpelt &l1smio6el.
&an flyer: ~@in Mo6er befon6t Jig
/ en- fo%rfer0elig. Silitan0. Sum ipn<
tee at li6e al en- ejenoommelig Spg=
Som. 2ngerne gap Sen forlfiellige
@abne. Sum plage0es al itore Smer-
ter / Mupen. Sire 2eger bebon0le>
6e benbe, r6en at fl1rne lin6re Sn1er=
terne. l1n6erti6en leo bun loo for
fer6eligt, at ri troe6e ben6es gn6e=
ligt bar nnr. Silii6lt erflere6e De,
at intet Menneife fun6e bielpe bent
oe, og at ser life bar en- @niit at
@aab for ben0e. 90 alt on6et bab6e
ilaaet fell, bel lutte6e hi at prGbe &11=
rtfo, bborom ri baD6e bgrt laa me-
get. Seq ifaffe0e mig noget at oenne
Meoicin og begpn0te at gipe benoe
Ben regelmesiig ifdlge @rugsanpis>
ningen. Set bar fife l9nge, fpr hi
merfeoe gabnlig Girfning. SUN fort
iatte mes at BRUCE Me6icinen, og In
Sen en- Moane6 bar Dor fiere Mo6er
laa meget beore, at bun fun6e ii60e
oppe Ii0t. Sm nogen Sio blep FUN
albeles friif og bar ienere beret fritz
og raft. &en6es SDg6om ct life
oenot tilbage. 81 er %tafnemmelige
ODER, bba6 &11rifo for u6rettet for
ben6e."
Maar ollie anore Mi6ler bor llaaet
|fejl, prpp Or. Neters aurifo. Men
bborfor opiette in6til 6o? Sen fpr.
ite Sloife oil operbepile SEN melt tbip.
lenoe ON, at &nrifo er ct nlpoDon:
ligt gaDnligt Mio6el moo 8lo6iDg:
BONNIE og fon1titrtionelle 5pagbe:
Ser. l1lig on6re Me0iciner fan Ser
life faces poa Mpotbefet. Gen faoes
fun bos 9ofal=Mgenter; Ser faar III
6oriDning birefte fra Gne-6abrifan
terne: 81. &eter Tabrnep & Con!
60, 112-t1S 90. Sopne MDe.
Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
@n Srpit.

u@pr, Meper, bborfra gre6 9u (
@aar / 5pnagogen?"
$50, set gior6e ct ltGrft Sr0trpf
paa mig, at ri iang: ~Mf Soro eE
gu fommen, og til Sor6 ifal Gu BIZ
be-"
uMob, set bar ga o9iaa noget nf
grp6e for. &or gu fommeu aT
@uI6 o9 ifuloe Blipe til Sor6, laG
oilbe GU tabe 100 &rocent, oct oar
noget at gre6e for, men ga gu faH
er al Sorb, taber gu 10 intet. oek=
maa bog bore % en- Srpf.~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
Dr.. Niles Anti-pain Pills.

st burtigt, fitfert us paolibelist Ms,bbe1 fpr iss eael
nerpps Spneaptue, &pgimerter, Mtapep,ae, 9ieuralsia,
9seropiitst, Srsltabll,tet, @ppn1esDea, @,st, Sctot,ea
JjnoeDoltsr Dperfen OPIUM caer morfiu oa ~eftcrGaear
tiger, Ilemme gierntrfntnser. e5 Soiis 25e. Sc.
;potyster taer ienSes al Or. @stles' MeSlea
3D.. Gltiari. eesub,aIn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29
LAND.

Il o. - 4 p n - Efbn La4& Vf11fnE nffn1~ NnV4
;f;ax ofnano 9sinhonnIp, EolS;ro 3,
SIS 20 o(o, oor,mpI n,n nor fant
G]Io,shoro m blen nnopr 4riopn
forlo,o+ mos 0pu 6on5fe Sfiicer gn[=
h;uo n,ph hnem bun efter %;spIttooets
Mf11,tnino blep aft, GA iom ppertoo
snioerfo6erens Gorretniuo. !Sun
nor on of So i%snoerinoife @nin6er. ser
al 4ono @hri1tian blep 0eforeret for
here's Sn1bu for looreoe oonife COL
ooter. S111 bar en- trofalt Donfff
ani1oe.
,x:t4
l.. ~ : :
en ~
"oi''s ~ o.sl''.s
'';'.9e. 81 1905 w. 9N :. ;
H'''.o"''e 'e'' ~,
.'"' 80
''9eS / oe1''le "'''.e1 'l'eo 'eoe SVpel'
~ "Sla'lo'e'' ''rD So"'''u'' !oA'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS po'se'lel) Iol 9]eN
lle111lpres l1te'l9l 'p9oll e1oplpere
t1l1pler Slooe1' IL ~. DON Sulop
Toruo'a11e' "oe''"e l|'e1'9e Sopoll1e1
o91oo pos "oepoel"e % "@pl'erne I
9foro9ren1elo''oel 6l~ellSoor9plo=
Oct re11er eNoo9 poo pe!l l19e Soet
Mn;ierno nm nj nirfp n hproliopu,
So mooop"
ST. 0isie 1perprriibentens ;Snr-
n]entn;noer ,necielt oirlber oe,, tnlf-
i;nheho Nefo(fnir1 M Grps,p ,ps ~
hons noofa(oen6p Si~Jfa;e(ip m, ot
on lift roIio M ipnn nnopr1tdttp1=
10 nj Sn1fhe6eu moo M finn q
Soono + aoono her,me0~
Set or a~ie,rin1lia Operprp1;be,1t
mn W;i(oms. Miosfmslerens Sort
tpra a,,1fp NJ Ser ,fo( fnrp,oo Of mir
feIiot 5n,tern1fifte ! Mor61lesnin.
Gomme @et 5fol oipI6p 5oonp1 for Sen
6onifiin6e6e INN for Sen t~n1f5in6ebe
ge%folfn;no M Sntonttroftotens I'm.
ale @ieuueu1fgrelie 1fol efter Oper=
nr%n3ihpntens SnfotteIjp nrrp 9srd,op=
lte,1en herfor.
e III e. Seo oell | "r'.
l11o'1s1el1 oe'1 o. @@or1s Ell S4oe az
omtrent 16H Aor ofoeoe Sporefos-
leiorre1l11''9s1prer o9 Neo}lo9er u.
p'1erS oorl9o"9 por 11te ale'e 0rp=
oremer19Deoen, men Dele Sme9nen9
Sefoltn1'19 l1o1 Ell 2oD' DER OIL 1e1es
og betla9es at mango, og lom lgres
oo111tel19f at er1toffe.
Ven afoeoe Daooe opf1aoel19 poo1
til 9en11gt at 11ooo111te 1ts 1om Apo-
fDefer, 1'1e'1 peo <0aoerens 1nofru11e
Dpo fslte pan oct 1om I'M Slt9f moo
Vfooeren at opfoge og fortleffe 6a-
oere'1s T1rtlo1n9eo 1om Hebllo9er, o9
pan ofbreo 1'oen &eoen tine Stno1er
tor at ore Jig Tor oe11 n9e Sp9ooe.
l(orultet n1eo mere END olm1noel1ge
eo11er og a11aoltaber og be9aoet meo
Ell llgloen D9oerl1g og l1ege1l'l9ttl9
aorotter 1a'1t olorl9 1o19tenoe Sll1e
til at Dlplpe' lo9oeS Der 111orf ira
De forltlelll91te s1oer Sello9 pao
Dol1s &r9ffer' o9 o1s1e ut 1ooleoes
r1g Se)ll9Deo I'll at 1ette 0rl'9t, 1ao
pei III 9oon Tor So'11l''1oe1 Joni III
9lolP o9 S1pl1e lor nla''9e ellelle
Sooleoes o'ep po'' plonol o'1oe'
l1rots peo oPrenet! Ell a "9porelos'
zen 1or S~r't!o1's'e'l p9 S'l1e91 l'9l'
1e1 III oenne lo"' oe"s SCREENINGS
'vrer, Ell @'1llpn'pep 9ol "%|ollrpoe'
rp9leoe ell e'''eleolpe 1'9e ~
III Spp;- ero"" Splpas pen
"'or1s no|pr'e gull lou'eoes III 0let.
HING Der, Itelt lplle 1g q 9lI III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

Sorbaabninger ere ligeiom Sc
%menncifelige @eitooelier / 2pflolig=
be6ens npe Ser6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

Torfplelie belbre6et paa en- 9ag.
Sog 2arattpe 8romo 4uinine
9ablets. Hergene t:lbage fra olIe
Motbefere, bbis life beIbre6et. 6.
IS. @rooe's Mann poa bper 9@ffe.
25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

Den bekjendte Bog "vejleder til sundhedHz.
med mango Il~lustrationer og Planer sendeka
frit overall.
Denne Bog er popu1art skrevet; saa at en-
hver kan fOrstaa den. Den har reddet oE vK&
komme til at redde Mennesker / Tusindxfss
fra Craven.
I denne Bog beskrives ale Sygdomuoe, some
hjems0ge Menneskene, SAINT den Made
hvorpaa de kunne he1bredes.
Den err skrevet for Ska~ndinaverne al Pro-
fessor Collins fra New Yorks Universiet-
De, som har 1est denne Bog, meme. at den
err sin V9gt vard ! Guild.
bet er en- BOG for allie og enhver, uug eIer-
gammel. Mand eller Kvinde, rig el1er fatt1En.
-alle burde have Nytte alden.
Bogen err nyttig saavel for raske som syEe-
De raske 1ere af den, hvor1edes de sknaae-'
forebygge s%ygdomme og leve ct lykksHEx-
Liv. De yge b9r l9se ON de forskJeAfEG-
he1bredes.
Opgiv Deres Navn og Adresse med tydeHE
Skrift SAINT send P~ostporto, og Bogen vaH
blive sendt Dem pr. omgaaende. Skriv udeNes
Ops9tte1se.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

CIT 6onf g + t
s o I mes S @alborg er Ser /
@tnter begooet en- MGng6e S11o=
bru6stpberier; forle0en bleb Ell. Self
ner, Morteniel1, orrelteret og bar be-
fien6t fig ffpl0ig. San bap6e / len=
gere Sis b9ret mtst9nft, men enoe=
Zig blep ban forget paa felgenoe lne=
oige Moo6e:
&olitiet fonot / ct al Morteniens
@fuffer ct Stpffe &latpapir, poo
bbilfet Ser bar oftrDffet ct &aprl
8lefdftrpffet bar iaa tp6eligt> al
Mapnet h1l1oe lGles, og pe0 at lie ef.
ter / fine 8rotofoller opoage6e &oli:
timeltere1r, at en- @an0elsrejienoe a
famine Mabn / M1tgult Dab6e anmel0t
at bans &l1ffert por blepet i%tiaulet
&otel u&benir" 8ort. Ser blep fire
bet til &jpbenbopn til Sen @eltiaal
ne, og ban gienfienote tit &atpu
pir. Mu far Mortenien t%illtaaet og
1oa settle SDperi. Ga &olitimeltere1
forflareoe bomL bporle0e bon bopo'
lnlt SEN beltjooll1e &ejien0es Mobl
poa &latpapiret be0 @iGlp al e
lGpeI, nobrpo Mortenlen begejltret
u61tloitenoig Sberloef @olmes'"!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29


@oar6eier / ellie Mnllet, &1tuo 8e=
itergooro. &o11 bar el6lte 5dr1 al
lenelt ofopoe @aaroejer @n6reas
@nuolen / 2ille Mnilet, og bar feot
Ser poo @%oar6en oen IL. December
1888. San opertog Seorenegaaroen
efter 6aoeren og egtebieoes 6en 13.
sSSrli 1861 til lin MI efter1epen0e SUI
ltru Mnno Marie Scbult5, en Datter
al ofogoe @aaroeier Nis Scbult5 /
2ille sfnilet. 5 Bette lit 1u a%filutte-
Sc sggteifob fpotes en- talrig 86rne-
flof, bporaf BOG Sc fleite bpoe / Ell
tiolig Mloer. SON bar altio paagen
og BARN for 0elt lpn6erjpoife folfelige
2ipsiog, lom1 ban tiente al al i'm @p=
ne, bborfor fan ogiaa bar Satoebaper
al for1fiellige Sillibsbberp.
Otter at ban, pgientligit beo 5pg,
Bonn, fonot Zig foronleoiget til at joel
&c fin @oaro, Denlepeoe ban Sc lenere
alor bos lin eloite Sgn, Mn6reas &e:
ltergaor6, iom ejer &e1trup &ro, oq
/ en- Marreffe bapoe &el%taurationer
paa 5famlingsbanfe, bbor Sen gamli
&n1,6 Geitergoor6 altio bar pao Scr
Sc beo Sc forefal0en0e Seltligbe0er
JONI til set iioite bebol0t li1 flll6e 5il
trnfntngsfraft for oen gamle ga
] triot:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-29

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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13
wAlsTBAND MUST BE TRIM.
Methods by Which the Sloppy Look
Can Be Overcome.

That sloppy look at the waistline
caused by bullying blouse can be
overcome with little care.
Every unlined waist is apt to slip
up unless it is drawn down tightly
under the belt and pinned This should
be done aftes' skirt is on and the full
ness of the blouse adjusted in front.
Use the thin, long white or black
headed pins that come in cubes
If the pinning is carefully done
there should be no bullying, but the
chief trouble is that the pins tear
sheer material unless fastened through
the corset.
Instead of the pin, therefore, you
can use an elastic about an inch wide
and long enough to tie tightly around
the waist. On each end stitch piece
of tape about an inch in length and
through this put button and button
hole.
When this rubber arrangement is
fastened around the waist over the
blouse all danger of the latter slip
ping is past and neat, trim appear.
ance to the waistline is assured.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13
New Building. Are eeautifuI.

The new agricultural department
buildings are rising white and state.
ly, unseen by all save a few of the
Washington visitors. On entering the
agricultural grounds you have no
knowledge that the white palaces are
under construction. for they are hid
ing their beauty behind the plain red
brick of the old department building
and OF the building used by the bio
logical survey. When the structures
are completed the old buildings will
be moved and the beauty Of the new
department structures will be dis.
closed as though curtain had been
rolled away.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13

portunty for original design. The al
buns meant for photographs have
perfectly plain pages, while those
meant for post cards are cut In sllts'
so that the post cards may be fastened
in at the four corners.
If one is able to draw or paint, the
photo graph book may be made more
decorative by drawing frames in the
size of the unmounted photographs.
There is also quite a fashion among
girls who take small photographs, for
vel,- small books in which one pho
tograph may be pasted on each page
These books also are made OF the
heavy cartridge paper. These small
books are often used for one kind of
photographs only. For instance, a
girl with a camera will make num-
Der Of pictures of a baby sister or
brother for gift to her parents, or
perhaps the pet dog pictured in a
number of pretty attitudes will ap-
pear on all the pages of the pretty
book. Girls at school sometimes take
photographs of theh' ravorlte lnstruc-
tors and chums and send the book full
of such pictures home, so that their
nome people may see the friends with
whom they pass their school days, or
keep it as souvenir to grow more
valuable as the years go on.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13
Must "Tip" or Be ostracized.

Washington servants may not be
acquainted with the term back
sheesh" and they may never stoop to
use the term tip" but they are star
specimens of all those two institutions
imply. There are more than 100000
negroes in Washington, large ma
jority of whom are employed as house
hold servants and in other mental ca
pacities. No one knows the state of a
pocketbook better than they do. A
poor man may be assured of, service
given grudgingly as though he were
the cause of loss of time and money
to the servant. Let him undergo a
change in financial condition for the
better. however. and the exasperatins
manner in which the servants of
Washington will hang on his heels
would almost drive an ordinary man
to drink. Failure to comply with the
"unwritten law" on tipping in Wash
ington will result in the victims be.
ing made to feel his position uncom.
fortably. He will at once become con.
spicuous by the splendid isolation he
enjoys. Nowhere is the ruinous prac.
tice of tipping carried to such an ex.
tent as in Washington and to the
casual visitor of moderate means. of
whom thousands come to Washington
every year, it has become almost nm.
endurable.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13
LONDON FAvoRs SIMPLE SUITS.
Smart English Women Frown on the
Picturesque in Dress.

There is distinct return in London
to the old-fashioned tailor-made and
greater simplicity of style and trim
ming. AT the present moment the,
long coat is carrying all before it,.
This, to be correct, should be of three
quarter length, turned back with black
satin revers, and edged all around with
black braid or binding. For the most
part these coats show small inner
waistcoat, cut rather high in the neck,
while the coat itself, to be really
smart, should close with four buttons
at the waist, the back fitting perfectly
and suggesting much longer waist
line than has been worn of late.
AS to sleeves, the war for suprem
acy between the long and the short
style goes on merrily. Quite as many
of the new models display wide three
quarter sleeves as long ones that finish
with neat braid gauntlet at the wrist.
Skirts are tighter at the back than
they have been for some time past,
and at those shops-such as Paquin's
where the picturesque mode still
prevails, new fashion is being in
troduced, all skirts being slightly
draped in front and worn high in The
empire style, which is so becoming to
all figures.
Striped materials very dark in hue
and of colors that take their tone
from autumn flowers, such as deep
purple, pale brown, green and mole,
are quite the favorite mode for smart
tailor mades.