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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
WOMEN'S LIST.

Miss Katie Austin. Mrs. George Bishop.
Mrs Ella L. Cheney, Mrs. Carrie CON
dit San. Mrs. Crosmer, Mrs. Edward
Erickson, Mrs. frankie Fuller. Florence
Goodrich. Mile Rose a. Guertin, Miss
*. Harlan. Mrs NJ A Ladeau, Miss
Helen b. Lyon, Mrs. stephen Morchouse,
Miss Alemeda Revere. Miss Julia Ryan,
Mrs. j. F. Sadlicr Mrs. Sommervilie.
Mrs. Albion Stevens. Dele Nczon. Mrs.
d. ]. Whttemore. Miss Edith G. Woos-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26

Many ills come from, impu
digestion, lasy liver and
bowels, Burdock Blood BitteN
thens stomach. bowels and
puyi0aS hA blood
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
OUR KALEIDOSCOPE.
tn T. HINTS.

like the helpful hints
The daily paper prints.
Suspicious Turk
Within my simple mind
That If We tried. wed md
Some Of EN- work.
-Exchang
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
VIOLENT CONVERSATION.

The American-You say your hrrth~,
dsocated his arm talFms through tn.
telephone?
The FrenchMan-Oui, Monsieur h~
make too violent gesture. -Yonlycrx
Statesman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
BAD REPUTATION.

Little Ella am never going to lfo-
land, when grow up.
Governess-Why not?
Cause our geography says It's 4
low lying country Tit Bits
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining In
the burlington po'tof'ce for the week
ending November "a, l90S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
WINOOSKI STATION LIST

William Badger Regina Eaud~eau.
Glide Cleveland, r. b. Calkins Jaw
renee Chapman, John r. Daron, t'lgere
LarOlX, Jack I'rettO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26

SgsT NOT ~.
n is what we are selling. Let
us quote you a few prices 4
\ Black Thibet Suits 1
u Just right TO wear TO your |
n Thanksgiving Dinner party. /
a 5 $50 Suits now S 500 4
3 $1,000 Suits now s 7.25 \
h $1,000 Suits now 5 9.25 \
Il $500 Suits now S11.5O \
3 $500 Suits now S13.75 !
B $1,000 Suits now S15.5O I
4 $500 Suits now S1S.63 /
$4,000 Suits now S21.50 \
Mems sizes from 81 to a. j
breast measure. Every one \
B Of them up to date and in \
X good style. Every man rho h
B has use for a good black Y
suit to wear Sundays or 4
b when he goes out Of an eve I
B ming will be Interested in D
this forced sale of fine \
b Black Thibct Suits. Your y
y choice in a great stock Of 4
3 fine all wool Ovcrcoa:s. \
i Some of them lined through :,
4 out with heavy Crown Mo- 4
a hair Serge, others with plaid IA
2 wool Innings throughout III
4 ana satan saddle and sleeve. IA
y These coats will be closed at y
I losing prices, n
Z Sl2 OvcrCoats now s $50 4
\ SIS Overcoats now S11.5O i
! $50 OverCoats now S16.5O n
Sizes from SO to As breast n
measure either Black or Ok
ford mixture, solid all wool ii
kerscy and Lambs Wool y
l'rieze. h
All through the stock as u
sortments are breaking up 4
and that means reduced u
prices to close out Fancy Z
Suits and Overcoats. We \
have every size in one or the
other of this season s suits i
and overcoats and shall be \
glad to make prices that n
will certainly make sales.
gITNEH sTaHr cr N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
New Grand Piano Is a
Wonder
Latest Chickering Creation
Used by Metropolitan
Artists a Magnifi-
cent Instru-
ment

The larksat and most coatiy Piano
ever shipped 10 the West was used
for the first time at the concert
given b. the ConFeid Metropolitan
Quartet. under the auspices Of
the Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Society. At the Moore theatre lAAt
Friday afternoon
n IL the product ~ the famous
Chickertnw a Sons factory AZ Hos
TIM. the oldest plano makers In
America u measures neariy nine
feet IN length. wcighs over twelve
hundred pounds. and represents the
most modern ideas of grand piano
construction
II Is the latest creation Of fhe
iiiusffious Chickeriug House. and
emhodles that development and
veaith OF tone which has been a
part of the heritage Of the Chick.
ering piano siuce is2s
The Chickafing today stands pre-
emincntiy IN the front rank %
American pianos. and n the only
piano whose makers refrain from
engaging artissF for a financial con.
alteration. 10 play or recommend
their instrument
Among the many famous artists
and musicians who prefer and use
thc chicksrlnR ~ Emilio De- goEur
a.. the foremost baritone IN Amer
lea. who vith Henry G. White
more. pianist % International
reputation. will appear AZ the Moore
theatre next Thursday niKht under
the auspices ~ the ladies' Musical
Club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Jansen. contralia. Mrs Faith Du
Mond. soprano. and Miss Judith. ac-
enmpaniat The following commit.
tee has charge Mra NJ h Rods
ers. chairman, Mira cuiherson. act
ing chairman. Mrs nr Finley, Mrs.
A. nllon Mrs Gibson
Orleans. o.
An Nhloans are Invited 60 a card
party and social tomorrow evening
at Columbia college 90 Music ball
broadway and Pine ets
Progressive Thought Club.
The Progressive Thought club
will meet tomorrow Afternoon az the
residence of Mrs. ucrtrude T. Spen-
Ger. e6fs ttih ay s. Program VIII
be led bay Mro. Anna v. winsor
BLACK Nsvshury.
John Anuon Black amt MlaR ELLA
Murdoch NeWbury. huth of VAN
couyer were married tn the pariors
of the First Presbyterian church BY
the Rev " = tcc ON saturday
afternoon.
Coming Wedding.
Miss Georgia Beatrice Gaihraith
viii be marriei Ca Mr Vincent Leo
Mac Alams tomorrow morning at
? 80 N the -, iamvs cathedral
For Mrs. Green.
Mrs W n Trimbie entertained
today AZ a bridge luncheon Cor Mrs
II st Grcen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

erni deputies may lose their heads
40 the result Of the inquiry
The girls body was found swing
lnR 20 beam IN the bath room late
sunday afternoon. She mad prcVi-
uuHly told several friends in the
liooaevelt hospital that she wished
abe were dead
several letters from young man
named WIN AZ Napa, supposed
~ Zoe WIN ledgwood. which remain q
~ unnnawerod are supposed 90
pnNN something TO do with the sal
fidr. Two letters. signed will "
Ftlmating that the writer ala not
dare SO mnoh FOR her az formerly.
were found la the girls effects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

The company which IL supporting
Joseph aud William W. jefferson
tn The Rivals az the Moore h. "a
capable one and rondefa good sup
port q the work of the younger
jwffersuns. who themselves alive
promise % being worthy auecrHsara
IN the theatrical world 10 their
Industrious father There IA a mat
tnee tomorrow. and the last per
Torrance tomorraw night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Hans an Nix.- played by Dixon
a Bernard, continues az the Grand
theatre and apparently affords ~n
tertainmout 10 some % tho pafro
The production b. supposed a. b. 4
musical comedy % the Weber .
Field variety. There Il no plot, few
good songs and the jokes arw an.
ti4ue. but thefa afa some pretty
girls. There VIII b. matinee too
nuFfow and another Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

ADJUSTMENTS

Give us your good rlwh, hauds
members pf the he Haven seNtet. for
Nau gave ua the hunt consignment
~ taN We ever had here when you
started work at tho orpheufu yes
terday. The whole capable bunch
sidney e. Gibson Miriam ~ Car
son. Edna barrett. Ride Barrett
FlnFence Williams and klsie kreh--
furnished ss-minatc riot Of simon
parc. CLASSY entertainment that
makes man forget the coal blll
Every membcr % tho De Haven
sextet has work O. DO and each runs
rixht az 20 form and then Some
Mae and Flo itengier staged Hsv
eral neat little songs iuterHpersed
with clever dancing. and scared
deserved success
Frank and Joe Wilson appeared
in a German comedy aklt. which
went big Prank OF Joe. Witch
ever 4, Is who - the German has
voice that ought "a make a man
Rgrr uit up and take extended no.
tice.
Miss Ethel McDonaugh. The Giri
Behind the Drum" lived up % ex-
pectAtioas and showed a complete
mastery over the bass drum. snsrr
drum. kettle drums and bot %
other music proiucinE devices.
Henry Horton. aided ny Miss
ifar1enhurgh and james o'Neiit
presented an adequate pastoral
comedy which plrasod.
ManaNrr Carl ReitpF was almost
forced q call IA ths police 20 queli
the riot ~ run started ~ Eugene
and Willie Howard In their sketch
The Hebrew Messenger Boy and
tha 1sNeanf4fs NsafN fa4a can
really sing and the only drawback
% the act IL that Il q loo short
The HiiiinAn Trio EiNaa Mrs Hlii-
man and her husband a chance 90
show thn BEST tight wire performing
ever seen on e Seattle stage Both
play with gravity and are worth
seeing more than ones.
Aside frum the regular bill. Man
axer Carl Hsiter furnished sur
prise when he introduced Madame
Bessie Stem. a Seattle Woman. Who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

"RafficH" AZ the lots this week.
Il proving % De- one 81 tho most
popular plays seen therp IN months
The lines arr cirger and tbs aiveu
lures of the craftsman ~ such an
uncertain character az - keep the
spectators continually ln a thrill ~
Aunpense. T. Daniel f'rss isy III the
ntia role IL making guwi ga a large
way. There VIII o. maGinaea thfa
Afternoon and tsus0FFavr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
GIRL SUICIDES
Love Affair Ends cn a
TragsJy-Hsngs to
Ropes End.

nEitk ELEY, Cal. oct 20. Cor
uner riHdaie ~ investigating today
the strange suicide 1T Miss Ethni
y iuttlmur. formerly nurse az
tho Roosevelt hospital. Nho hanged
herself with a trunk rope 60 beam
la the hath ruam SUNDAY afternoon.
the news ~ which WAS suppressed
by tho deputy coroner here until
last night o
The coronoro office has been
asked hy the police department to
explain why the death was kept q
secret. and Il n possible that aeV &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
ROYAL ESCORT
FOR THE DUKE

..., N~,tet eu LIN accordance
NNt announcement matif sever
With sse the minister ef Wafinn
q s..,.ierea tho Italian cruisers
leatN -. ana EtuFia 90 escort the
fisfH Ahr4aai on hts return 20
rpsr t,sr hIs uarfiaEc with kath
erie ,,ssewssea u now a. Now Work
IT, rIatta which Va Ia south
ard ~ .afsfs will Naii az oncr Cor
As.,ra THE announcement Y t.9N
Ans. .,,n here ss official reeNsn'''"h
Sthe engagement .t u,.t tha
was also epneenSS5" ~ ~" f,sa
M'as 'se cruiser Europca ON thetf
e.naxronl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

scored a big hit IN navetnt difficult
vocal aef1Eiuna. tier "NaAa uapute
nom rAValefla nuaticNna was
greetud with continued applause, az
was her conception of The Shadow
Dance from DinorRh Madame
stern also sang The Vain Suit" hy
htahma 60 good advantage. aud fin
iehed hot part Of the program with
stolen Wings by WILDLY. par.
ucularly sweet biz uf music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

The hoadliner IT the Star theatre
IN the new show which opened YES.
torday Is the one act musical coms
vdy pat on hy five Engilah dancing
and singing girls The production
carries much heavier SCENERY and
paraphufualla than Is usually the
case with vaudeville companies
iho ~lcctriC finlah with the Kiris
All IN brilliantly lighted English
tpekors brought nut great ap.
plaune. Other good numbers On the
hill are Sam and Ida Kelley ia com
edN dialogue ami songs pnitrcy
and Hpsfter, in new cycling stunts.
kenyon and Hvairv soprano and
tenor, and Fanny irankei IN three
soprano solos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

VALLEJO Cal. Oct 20 49, The
iaunrhing % fhs giant collier f.fom
ctueun On ppfeufseg 5 wlfl be made
state event. according 90 plans
formulated TO-DAY ~ fnp chaufNer ~
Commerce and the Merchants a.
aoctAtion Of Vallejo rha protn
sthsus Will 30 ehrisfaned - the
daughter IT Naval Construct r
Eesns. ~he nas chafne of ths hulid b
ms % the vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
|SOCIAL NOTES

uiss Geodfeile~ MaNNs @N""N
- s.,nxtAnee GoodfelloW made
s,rs,al debut this afternoon &C
hei .,sen Nv Mr.. John Goedtol-
- Mr~ charles ~ Hnturtt
~ y. residence OF the latter .tai
No.. s.cnSiAnee wore girliAh
whlta Preach lawn. and
So nne of the numerous
.'...,,sss the gifts ef fftrnda
~ e,o.aEsslow was go~ned In
~ ~ ss,,,s.rte's sister. Mrs bur-
malt wore a robe q pale eaue aliN
w. pre~lalns shc first hour AZ The tee
..aas wefe Mrs 0eorEe lsnsworth
- Ntrz MAiyin tAFkrek ana aut~
- - - s~s,na hcur. Mrs Claude
~ - Ms sseigsf and Mrs. lin.
- SisnnAan II FeFt LAYTON.
- g. Last Graves assisted by
49, ga AeaxsiR and Miss a.
Maeslln. presided al the punch
5oxl - $3.50. .
.,.s,x rns,f. which was preitiiy
's...ra,ed Ia white carnations and
ss,ss Wese the Misses kfttingcr.
Mlss Ruth Baxter, Atiss Elizabeth
pnsn Miss Ruth Howe. Miss Ial-
asn Mslls and Miss HARRIET star
inT
cmYers assisted the hostess in the
rsrepslan ~ gisesla
Al ttt door. little Master Charles
Bnruesi aad Margaret DonWurth re-
.sltti re CARTS.
Ths rpceptlgn rooms and railways
x~re aliras lively dccked with au-
lama Ealiasr
psnn. Association.
Fka Wauian auxiliary az the
Ppsnsslsansa association viii hold
- nsxt mseting a. the residence OF
Ms n q Galley ifs1 ffth av.. on
Fr,axy Afternoon. Oct a. at g
srlast Al PsnnsyiyaniAns ard
ir,.nsis ARE insiled and welcome.
Onsssrsaa Whist Club.
TIE flra 4 a series ~ f1ftnixhtiy
m~st,nes q n Whist club Niil be-
hnlA r. ne h8&znent ~ the tni-
sar.an churrk a. ! AZ O'Clock We'd
e.xHaf. CIT n AT members ~
a. ekasrk AMI their friends are In
vifea 10 Aftsna The COMMITTEES on
Aran<suealR consists 81 Mrs Mai
Es lnxgahan1 Mira Tho.. Crthan.
Ma D. Z. b MctNilioeh. ar. a.
nAwhme.is. ~. Philip r. waug-
~
Drsmstie Recital.
Mafiqu Marie FarnhAm Will give
/ framssic recital AZ the nrW First
Nah~iiss chufrh Tuesday evening,
OFT ~ sar The benrfit ~ ths new
sknrrh building fund. under The
snsqsess u Cirries and ~ the
Lads Al saeiety % the FIRST
ns,Aessst shurvh Nine. Farnham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

CAMPAIGN FLAGS. felt banners
and pennantz with portraits of can
didatcs also portraits on canvas.
sise : = n. b. r.. oil colors. Bryan.
Kern. TAR. sherman Fine for dec
Grating halls Felitz Tent and AVN
Ing Co. f2tA Yeaier Way Dec
Grating done Cor campaign me~tlngA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

~ fcatare ~ the hlll at tho
l'aN@NeH yesterday WAS tho act 90
ferra. who allowed a $500. pound
anlomnhile loaded with people To
pass over hia PROSTATE body The
apeviaelr furnished surprise aud
thrillH 70 the audience Tho act az
Van brutherS, musical comedians.
" one 90 rich farce and first class
music Graham Dent 4 Co. ia
theW ancsact comedy. "Paekin' TIP"
are another contribution 10 the
side splitting features on the bill
other cped things are the Three
whitman Sisters and White Robin.
s"o, a real pickanlnny. who sings a
SONG. and Finks edsrRted mtilea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

WANitNgTOM. oct. 20 The
treasury statement today shows
receipts st,asa,T04 disbursements 81
100 U00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Mrs, Or Geo. w Miracle. chill
dren'a diseases. $50 Hinokley block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

wonderful how your Electro.
NiNnr has cured me % an my
affiliations for now { feel like :
nfN nlan. after using your appli-
anre for about ttTu I'D half
months
Yours very truly.
JOHN r. WATSON.
Meefiaka Idaho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Why o. Fou 80 On from day 20
day DOPING Funr stomach Nth
poisonous drugs. when you knaw
they have mover douc sou any
Rundf stop N now nun'f - a
slave 90 the druS bottle any long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

stature Con
slider how she
cures and gives
hnr assistance
Nature e. - ili
cure you IL she
has the power
This power Is
electricity
aff know
that electric lty
fH life n Is
the mysterious
unseen fafrH
that dlueata
converts IL In
70 blood and
% on e. tissue
and NJ ttacle
aud supplies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

IRA W0man auxiliary ~ the
p.enxslsansa association viii hold
~ nsxt mseting a. Tire residence Of
NJ RG Galley. 1852 1fth av.. on
Frsazy akgrrnocn. Oct 81 at g
s,rlask Al PsnnSyiyanians ard
fr,..iis are snsiled and welcome
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
Tribute by Pastor Of Salt Lake Church

Judge Taft Is eminently fitted In
character and practice to occupy the
highest Office in the land. ;"
This statement was made by the
Rev. francis Burgetie Short. pastor
OF the First NJ H. church. Salt Lake
City. who called upon the nominee
to pay his. respects and to bring to
him greetings from J. c. McLafn. a
schoo,mate Of his. and one OF the
delegates TO the Republican National
convention.
Judge Tafts efforts to raise a
high standard of llfe at home. his
interest In and solicstude for the ma
tons across the sea. mark him as a
man or sane visions and desire" con-
|tinued the Rev. Mr.. Short. "Such a
man this nation needs and requires
al It's head n we are to continue to
ho.d the undivided admiration OF
those at home and those abroad.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

such a man We mnst have II We
would make history that Is glorloufly
humane.
No place here for the ylsloner.
but a large aud htslng place for a
prophet and Cor one whose genius
and experience aud heart have direct
.ei dificu'i tasks TO most successful
elimination Our president must be
a masier in The art OF statecraft. He
must be abe at times TO stand Ike
Gfbraltar, and yet 10 must have a
heart as humdn as babe. Such a
man and much more Is that scholar
and genus aud Statesman and pa
ttiotic citizen William Howard Taft
ne surely merits the support OF al
high-mindod citl1cns. for we recog-
nize that he has given his entire In
iluence toward he Development Of a
higher Christian civilization both at
home and abroad"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
lioston stories.

Boston children are sometimes
credited with vast stores OF knowl-
edge. but one I2-year-old girl OF
that c,ty has apparently neglected
her opportunities. 4 travelling circus
was putting mp It's tents in the en-
yirons OF Boston. when Young cir,
approached the loopard's cage. pui
her hand between the bars TO stroke
the animals head. and as a result
was baiiv scratched and hitten.
One OF her companions hurried
home to tell of the accident, and con-
cluded her story With;
"oh. mother. do sou suppose An
ME will naye leprosy now"
Another story Is told OF an elderly
woman. also Of Boston. who told her
neighbor that she had suffered from
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
A BISHOPS PROBATION.

1t Is the man who looks for trouble
who generally finds IL. When BishoI
Dudley WAS about TO transfer the fell
of his labors to Kentucky. some o.
his friends were Inclined to remon.
strate.
so you are really going to Ken.
tucky?" said one of these.
Eyes, indeed" replied the bishop
But do you know what kind of a
state that is?" inquired the anxious
ons. Why. saw in the paper that
in a Kentucky town one man killed
another dead for just treadlng on a
dog. What are you going to do in
place Ike that?"
Wen" replied the bishop. calmly.
81 am not going to tread ON a dog. 80
Raleigh News and Observer.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
Nathan Straus. Beneflcence.

Nathan Straus has reached the
close of g years work in saving the
lives Of babies IN New York City by
his dispensing Of pasteurized milk.
He has II depots where milk is sold
at five cents quart, less than cost.
He has distributed 4.1G7.G75 quarts.
in nursing bottles. as against 3.O31,-
$40 the preceding year aud 1.411.-
OH glasses. as compared with t.
230,l30 in the summer OF 1907, be.
sides 23.90S bottles of barley water.
Thus nearly p. 500 infants have been
fed daily on milk without disease
germs, and lG.500 glasses OF milk
have been serted daily in the parks
and on recreation piers. chiefly to
children. This work OF Mr.. Straus
Is regarded as an important item in
the prevention of tuberculosis and OF
other diseases
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

COS, OF seven and one-ha.f cents: also
pots OF tea, including tea pot aud
ear'hen lea cup. for two cents. The
oehto may contain. In neat separate
'eohpartments prawn. FISH. chicken
rice preserves ginger. johnny oak,
omelette, broiled mushroom. a slice
OF raaish' glazed beans. some klnc
OF sweet pickle, tripe. slice OF
radish' glazed beans. some kind OF
sweet pickle. tripe a slice of cooked
chestnut liquorice, etc. The bento Is
inviting to the eye is garnished in
green, is neatly wrapped and the
contents varied as the resources OF
the locality admit"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
Japanese Diet.

Japanese dishes fail to satisfy
American cravings" says Philip Read
in letter to the Army and Navy
journal. 'Ipaglne diet without
milk. bread. butter. jam. coffee. salad
or any sufficlent quantity OF nicely
cooked vegetables, without pu iding.
stewed fiuit. and with comparatively
little fresh fruit. The European veg
etarian will find as much difficulty in
making anything out OF II as the or
binary meat eater. Along the main
railroad artery neat little boxes Of
Japanese food tbento) are offered for
sale at the principal stations. at a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

The minister OF a certain parish In
Scotland was walking one misty night
through street In a village when he
fen into a deep hole. There was no
ladder by which he could make his
ereape. ss'i me- b-yHn 10 snout FOR
help. A laborcr passing heard the
cries. and. looking down. asked who
he was. Tho minister told him
whereupon the laborcr remarked.
"Weei. wcel, ye noedria Kick np &c q
noise. You'll no be needed afore
Sawbaih. an this ~ only "Wednesday
nicht.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
irxrrRx,L REMEDY
FOR ECzEMA
why salves Fail While a Simple
Liquid Has Accomplished Thou
saud of Cures.

| LIQUID Has Accomplished Thou
| sand of Cures.
| II Is now thoroughly established
among the best medical authorities
that eczema is purely a skin disease.
due 10 a germ and durable only
Through The skin. Il is not hood
disease az all; in fact. thousands of
people suffer with skin disease and
are perfectly healthy Otherwise, and
Therefore prove they have no diseased
hood.
Smeary salves cannot reach the
germs because they do not penetrate
the skin. The only way to reach the
germs Is by means of a penetrating
liquid.
Such liquid can be obtained by
simply mixing ordinary oil of winter
green with thymol. giycerine and
Other healing agents This com
pound known as ID. d. d. Prescrip-
the cures all appear TO be permanent.
In fact. Il took thousands of cures,
case after case. before the best
scientific authorities were convinced
OF the absolute merit of this remedy.
The effect of ID. ID. ID. Prescription in
numbering the itching eczema germs
is seen within one minute after the
first application. We especially rec
|ommend n. d. ID. Soap in connection
with this treatment. II. w. Walker
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

The vendor OF chlckweee in Paris
Is a weN-known figure. The sellers
are numerous and their cry Is one
OF the most noteworthy OF those that
resound in the morning in the streets
OF the French capital. According to
the Bullatin des Halles. there are
about 100000 canaries In the capita.
and the daily consumption OF chick
week is estimated at $4,000. This
sum 'oo's large. but !, only allows
two cents for each bird A Paris
contemporary points out that a GOOD
" portion OF land between Suresnes
aud Courbevote Is set aside for the
cultivation OF the weed.