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MRS. RUTH EARLY NASH.

Gala polls. Ohio Oct. l2.-Mrs Ruth Early Nash.
sister of General Jubsi Early, of the Confederate
army. died here last night. Mrs Nash was the
wife Of the late Samuel S Nash and is the last Of
the Early generation of the famous Virginia fam
ily. General Jubal Early died in 1894
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PREsIIN-J. H. Schoeman, TransyaaL GIL
Sr+V . G'rossey. Bingha nton- HOLLAND
" A Murray. Montreal RIAL-Sie9 - "
B5a+rCi- WALDORF ASTORIA Preston car
son richmond. WOLCOTT-J- NJ Huston PhlIa-
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WFTITE-FF0YT-Ou Monday. October Il. 1908. a. Nor
ristown. y J. Margaret Ely H0yt dsaghtsr e NJ
nj Mrs - Theodore TTeedy Nniost
son o. Ir Mrz Granville " White
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be fndorsed
with full address,
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WALkER-ROGERS- on October u. the Marble col
lesiste Church. by the Rev Endcatt Peabody Gro
ton school, aad the Rev RurTei Margaret
p walker daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph Walker
Rogers.
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BROADWAY THEATRE.
Grace Van studdiford Succeeds in The
Golden Butterfly

Good singers the leading parts. good music.
an interesting book and we'll trained chorus are
the chief features Of The Golden BUTTERFLY" nv
Nessrs De Koven and Smith which was presented
last night ~ the Broadway Theatre and enjoyed
hv A numerous asseublage. Miss Grace Van Stud
diford maize Il distinct personal success lima.
an operatc singer. Indeed her singing must be set
down a the first attraction Of the entertainment
Walter Percival and Louis Harrison shared the
honore with her. she WIS especially pleasing in
song called Don't Forget Ne" in duet with
Franz walter PercivaD, entitled In Paris" and
the finale of the second act The story of the
book presents no novel situations but II is revealed
in an interesting manner. There are three acts,
and the action takes place near Budapest. one
of the striking novelties is the butterfly ballet.
For the present it is sufficient 70 record the sue
cess of Nfessrs De Koven and Smiths piece. Mr
De Koveu was called before the curtain and said
h was happy.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Bertha daughter Petoffy Miss Lenora Novasio
Olga her Marion
Budapest Charles Purcell
Petorry rich brewer Of Budapest Louis
Baron Arenkon director Of the Budapest Opera.
lima Walden. of the Budapest Opera company
Miss Grace Van Sruddtford
s sSRTRsEe charles '9 " B B1'''I
L ........l Robert =. Williams
F,seIheiD Strong musicians ...--- Walter jenkins
PurenEranz- .-......A Hanschuan
Sscnnnalz. .-...J l.----------'arl Gordon
Franz music student Of the Latin quarter ...--..-
fisnsss. stage manager of the Budapest opera
Miss Gene Luneska
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s2d Q sas 8 y.S asss ,s Il q aH G 3 "a
Alice BeId.n COOK. a No ~ sidney Place BrooNiyn-
Funeral private
J. Mansfield Davies q late Professor Casrlss
a. 81 1Hsss C5u1~S F4sb = ort6s Haison : 2
Central station $40 O'Clock.
Harris Notice OF funeral hereafter
TDEIa wsstasa Mas az ,. c,o9 , H. F5aaes' Ella
10Th year Funeral private
JAMES On October . 1908 at Chattoans-. MARYLAND.
Lucy Ann. wife Of William James, o s. Jams Ms
sns5al sTTg5ce' er s-5 At Nc 81 - P@l -.
MEYER-At residence No. 30 West s1ss IT. John
a 1SS s'F So'es OF 'ane'a' hereafter '''''
MORSE the Methodist EPISCOPAL Church H25as Miss
friends managers are Invited to sneral
ave- on Tue sss 0eso5er ia al Gao p
TEN ETCK-On Sunday October Il 1908. Emsins-
9ssh'G E oI Ine ate tis4Ea Ten Ey5 n n "a -
Bedford ave. Brooklyn. TUESDAY. October u. at
TIsS9T-At Nswars. y J.. on Sunday octeos- H. isss.
Iqa IsTsss Tlsso nae Bgisr wife q william Lsso'
sHerSt 'Tn hs- are reslSene 70 % SoFfa lttn -
termsHt in Cemetery Of the Eversrsens Brooklyn
TF Raw slnasy October IL 1905 David =
"Wednesday. October "A 10 N. his ate resi-
friends especially invited 70 attend
wAkEFIELD-At Port Chester. y 7 october II 1903
Eiiz4beth %aks4sid in te ass ''G .T 81 a5 q. Nay s
Funeral services late residence No q Poufrzo
St on Tuesday. 18th inst. D m Burial and
services at Auburn. y 7. Wednesday az 80 D n
VEBB-SuddenIy. October 70. 1908. a. LIber.v Y z
Carrie A Webb. Funeral az rrs1sf -
Hanson Place Baptist Church Tuesday Oc-Jnsr 10 az
.. m Funeral private
ETsaeis n White ii her rssi5-aae 70 81 PAX
tsrment Holy cross kindly omit hoTers -
WIGLET-Octo5sr 10 1908 .farv Ann V-fzlav d. Il.
residence OF her daughter. No 54s 57-6 = 5-1,.1v-
~ her ootn year Funeral from her residence On
ueSGay october u. AZ O'Clock sharp. thence 70
81 FatricAs Church, s5th and 4th
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

,,ir- che last three DAYS a cool has advanced
from the British Northwest Territory eastward anu
sastvar with freezing temperature rar south as
-or,thesteru Kansas and Northwestern Arkansas ana
rba ohio VALLEY frost
sunday morning issued for the middle Atlantic states
OF middle
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phiIinui1e Islands the The storm VIII prob
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Grand Banks. winds along the New England and
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Just as well have both. IL you have
any serious objections to a gambrel
roof, by all means select something
else There are roofs enough to please
everybody, but before discarding a
roof of this kind look into the roof
problem thoroughly and find out
whether your prejudice is well found
ed or not. Study the gable PROPOSE
ton. Every architect and builder has
wrestled with the problem of how to
make the end of gable attractive.
The higher you push 1t up the more
conspicuous 1t is and the more diff
cult to dress it up in presentable
manner,
The size and shape of this house
works nicely into six rooms: three
rooms with good hall down stairs
and three bedrooms with bathroom
upstairs, and the rooms are all good
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wood. There is nothing in the rubber
to harm the teeth.
Singeing the hair is still thought TO
be most helpful toward continued
growth. and, II you cannot afford to
have 1t singed by a professional hair
dresser, then you should know exactly
how TO 30 to work to have II singed at
home. Divide the hair into numerous
strands and twist them tightly, then
rough up the ends, so that they stand
out about an inch. Have your friend
pass a lighted wax taper along the
length Of each strand. while you hold
1t out at full length and as taut as
possible. In this way there is less
danger OF fire than II one attempts to
do the singeing for ones self. Re
member that 1t requires skill not to
burn of the long hair as well as the
split ends, 30 do not choose an assist
ant who is nervous or whose hand
trembles.
II you intend wearing one OF the
princess gowns this winter. you must
have corset covers that fit exactly and
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PRETTY DESIGNS IN RAPHiA.
Embroidery In Almost Any Shade That
Can Be Desired.

Some OF the most beautiful en-
broidery is done now In raphia, which
may be had In almost all shades or
dyed to suit the needs of any artistic
worker. 1t looks extremely difficult,
too. when used to decorate curtains or
other household furnishings. A cur
tain OF burlap, for instance. in green
may be made artistic and beautiful by
an embroidered border of red and
brown raphia. The beauty of the
raphia is that the work is quite easy
and tho results are remarkably good,
while at the same time the materials
for working cost practically nothing.
One may buy bunch of raphia-
what would correspond to a large
skein OF wool yarn-for ten cents. The
raphia may be used on many materi.
ais; denim, for instance fine netting
or coarse cotton material. The
needle used should be darning
needle and II the raphia is too thick
It may be split TO the required size.
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follow every line Of the stays. Dainty
ones are made of the fine nainsook.
with valenciennes insertion and edge
for shoulder bands.
There is no time OF the year when
SO much attention should be given 10
the hair as in the fall. Dust. sun and
salt water are foes 70 glossy, we'll
kept locks, and. II your hair is falling
out, better afford a course Of treat.
iously every night and morning, using
the tiniest bit OF vaseline or kerosene
on The very tips Of the fingers and rub
bing II into the scalp without touching
the hair. Good results will be sure to
follow in a short time.
One cure given for warts is com.
posed Of one dram OF saiicylic acid
and one ounce collodion. Have the
druggist put this in a bottle which
has a tiny brush run through the cork
Apply the mixture to the warts twice
day.
Breathing through the nostrils is alb.
solutely necessary for long. healthy
tIAts All tAtflltnl lOT lnOSe
suffering from any form Of catarrh
Is: One glass Of warm water, one tea
spoonful of listerine, one.half teaspoon.
full borax and one-half teaspoonful
soda. Use this as a spray for the
throat and douche for the nose both
night and morning.
Oftentimes freckles appear on the
nose when the rest of the face shows
no sign OF them. These little brown
spots will often disappear II several
times dag one applies the following
lotion: Lemon Juice, three ounces;
vinegar, one ounce; rose water, one
ounce; bay rum, one ounce
Those who are inclined 70 be
round.shouldered should practice
walking to and fro across the room
with the hands behind the back
Throw the shoulders well back and
keep the elbows close to the body
This will naturally keep the CHR
free and the chest thrown forward.
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part of the house with the kitchen;
still it is shut off by two doors, a
provision that seems necessary to shut
out kitchen noises and the odors Of
cooking
English and Canadian houses, the
more pretentious ones, almost invari.
ably have direct connection between
the front door and the back part Of
the house without going through the
living rooms. This plan has not pre-
vailed to the same extent in the
United States, but there are good
many people who like to have the
front hall and the kitchen connected.
Every woman is born with natural
desire to keep a servant, and every
woman expects to do so some time
in the future. and they expect her to
answer the door bell The fact that
SO per cent. of them never reach the
height of their ambition does not ap-
pear to lessen feminine sentiment in
this respect. However, a passageway
of this kind probably is just as con-
venient and just as desirable for the
lady herself as for any help that she
may employ.
There is a splendid corner In the
front hall for hat rack and umbrella
stand, an old-fashioned article OF fur
niture that is just about as popular as
ever, Notwithstanding the efforts that
have been frequently made by fashion
mongers to do away with 1t.
The living room. IL by 16 feet, with
a fireplace in one corner, is, Of course,
the main room in the house and this
is where a good housekeeper will ex-
ert special efforts to make the room
comfortable and attractive. II is large
enough to offer splendid opportunities.
This plan of laying out the lower
part OF a house has many things to
recommend it. II gives the best side
of the house to the living room and
dining room. They are both corner
rooms with good windows and unob-
structed light, while the smaller kitch-
en- and front hall leave room on the
other side at tie rear for a splendid
pantry and good vestibule.
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Stunning Travelling Gowns.

Since many fashionable welded
couples elect to take their honey.
moon tour in an automobile, the trav.
cling costume OF the bride now shows
radical departures from the simply
tailored soberly shaded suit OF few
years ago, when IL was the aim of
every well.bred pair to attract as lit.
tie attention as possible. Some of
the travelling gowns that are being
made up for October brides are OF fine
broadcloth In the light shades of blue
and brown and usually In three pieces,
the trained skirt and elaborately
trimmed bodice of the princess gown
being supposed to represent two
pieces, and the long and fancinilly
shaped directoire or empire coat the
third section. Not always are these
costumes of one material trimmed
with satin or silk, for It is the fad OF
the moment to have the gown of
heavy corded ottoman or satin and the
coat OF cloth or vice versa,
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Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining TO the
subject OF building for the readers OF this
paper. on account Of his wide expe-
rience as Editor. Author and Manufac-
turer. he is. without doubt, the highest
authority on all these subjects. Address
all inquiries TO William a. Radford, No.
i9i Fifth Ave. Chicago. Ill, and only
enclose two-cept stamp for reply.
A gambrel or curb roof house is
shown in this design. There is econ.
omy in building a roof like this be-
cause OF the extra space in the sec
ond story that may be utilized for
bedrooms. It is common to make
the break in the roof on a level with
the ceiling Of the upper rooms. and
the lower pitch of the roof is steep
enough so the lath and plaster may
the wall space so treated is so nearly
perpendicular that you hardly notice
the bend in the two sides of the
rooms.
In preparing these rooms the side
wall paper extends to the ceiling just
the same as though the walls were
built perpendicular in the usual way,
and the side wall paper usually is a
little darker than the ceiling, which
makes a contrast, and this contrast
Is deepened by border that is dark
er than either the upper or lower wall
paper.
Years ago such roofs looked very
odd and people had to learn to like
them, but 1t seems to be fact that
utility usually grows in favor. 1t has
been the case, at any rate, with gam
brel roofs until they have been adopt
ed for some of the best houses in
different parts of the country.
Another advantage in a roof of this
kind is that you can get considerable
width without using long rafters, and
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the roof is extra strong because 1t
supports and braces itself from the
different angles.
On windy days you have often felt
wooden house tremble; that is gen
orally the fault of the roof. A roof
should not be burden to a house.
The roof should be so constructed that
1t helps to brace the house from every
direction. In building a house the
foundation is the first and most impor-
tant consideration, but the roof is a
very close second. You can't have a
good house very long without a good
roof over 1t.
! never recommend sacrificing good
looks for utility; IT is not necessary.
With proper construction you may
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later proves convenient by letting out
the tucks, one or more, as is required
Second-If the dress or skirt is
plain the hem may be let down and q
facing put under,
Third-If number two does not give
sufficient length, then instead OF fac
ing when letting out the hem add an
extension hem that will give the
necessary length, being careful to
match the design II there is any In
the material, A row OF feather.
stitching may be made over the join.
ing or a finishing braid may be placed
over II.
Fourth-Several rows of insertion
may be set in near the bottom of the
skirt.
Fifth-For girls a little older, a cir.
cular or pointed yoke may be put In
at the top OF the skirt
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Mrs. Lenora Bodenhamer, Il. +. ID. 1,
Box 90, Kernersville, N. c., writes:
81 suffered with stomach trouble and
indigestion for some time, and nothing
that 1 ate agreed with me. was very
nervous and experienced continual
feeling of uneasiHess and fear. took
medicine from the doctor, but it did me
no good.
~ found in one of your Peruna books
a description of my symptoms. l then
wrote to DR.. Hartman for advice. He
said I had catarrh of the stomach. |
took Peruna and Manalin and followed
his directions and can now say that 1
feel as well as / ever did.
81 hope that all who are afflicted with
the same symptoms will take Peruna,
as it has certainly cured me-"
The above is only one Of hundreds
who have written similar letters to DIR.
Hartman. just one such case as this
entities Peruna to the candid consider
alton of every one similarly afflicted. IL
this be true of the testimony of one per-
son what ought to be the testimony OF
hundreds, yes thousands, of honest, sim
cere people. We have in our files a
great many other testimonials.
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Insulted.

Andrew Thomas was a great "for-
getter." He forgot to pay the money
he owed, and to give people back the
things he borrowed. Moreover. he was
'touchy" on the subject, so that few
of his friends liked to hint that he had
any of their property in his posses
sion. One day one of them took his
courage in his hand.
Where's that five dollars you bor-
rowed of me last month, Andrew" he
asked. Il don't want to seem tight,
but I've just got to"
Andrew replied with dignity: did
you ever see anything didn't return?
No, guess you n't."-Youth's Com
panion.
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valuable little helps towards good
housekeeping. This is one reason why
recommend everybody to make a
study of house plans before starting
to build.
The arrangement to go down cellar
in this house is especially good be-
cause you can get down either from
the front part of the house or from
the kitchen, and the entrance to the
cellar way also connects the front
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slanificance of Buttons. -

Girls have gone in for many Chi
nese fashions, such as the mandarin
Jacket, the kimona sleeve. the chrysan.
themum embroidery, but the wearing
Of FIVE buttons on the coat C, jacket is
a new idea. unknown to many. The
Chinese wear these five buttons to re-
mind them OF the five moral virtues
which were recommended by Confu.
cius. These are: Humanity, justice.
order, rectitude and prudence.