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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-30
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, September o.
Stmr. Manna Lea from Kona and
Kau ports, a. m.
DUE TODAY.
All. S. S. yirginian, Colcord, from
Seattle, p. m.
NJ s. S. Hilonian, Johnson, from San
Francisco, about / P. m.
DUE THURSDAY.
T. K. K. S. s. Tenyo Maru, Bent,
from San Francisco, a. m.
t. K. K. S. S. America Maru from
Yokohama, a. m.
DEPARTED.
Stmr. Mauna Kea for Maui and Hilo,
II noon.
stmr. w. G. Hall for Kauai ports,
5 p. m.
haze, Honokaa and Kukuihaele, II noon.
Stmr. Maui for Maui, Kona and Kau
ports, II noon. "
Am. ser. C. A. Thayer, Peterson, for
Grays Harbor, 1 p. m.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per str Mauna Loa, from Kau, Kona
and Maui, Sept. 29.-Capt. S. E. Moses,
C. Enos, H Holt, J. Kamana, Geo.
Campbell, H. P. Wood and wife, D. Ka-
lauokaIani, E. L. Lazarus, d. Van
Manen. Miss G. Colburn, Mrs. Geo.
Markham, Mrs. NJ. F. Peters, Ed.
Markham, Misses Markham (2), B.
Markham, C. J. Falk, C. o. Hotel, T.
N naalynr Mics
I. X. Silva, Mrs. M. Keohokalole, Mrs,
A. Kekuewa; 80 on deck.
Departed.
Per str. Mauna Kea, for Maui and
Hilo, Sept. ga. A. Wilson, John
Hind, II. H. Renton, Mr.. Chaplin, w.
Macfarlane and wife, w. p. Roth, R.
w. Shingle. A. Horner. Fred Williams
and wife, Mr. Mitchell and wife, A.
w. Carter and family, Mrs. W. Van
|llS$ta and child. C. K Motley, A. Nau-
$3.50. NJ r. Houghtailing, II. Kahale-
WI -. e. Christensen. John Garcia, NJ.
be;sr's CD. Wright, J. P. Edwards
ana Fss&<E Masehke. A. Alberg, J.
~ -: l'ass, 8 A.R. Elgin, Miss NJ. f.
Taita' e. II ster, r. M. Overend,
zoe + Johnson 70 - Nse. McCubbin, David
PuIiar, g. v; Jahisssand wife. Mrs.
| Stone, leo. Desha, AsKA,nan r TT
Brown, J. Bird. J. TodSsx~ Tavis 7
Williams, s. Anokela, A. ECrtxeira w
Ahip, p. Burns.
Booked to Depart. &
| Per NJ. s. S. Hilonian for SanrSra
cisco. Oct. 6.-Mrs. L. D. Arnold aAes;n-
fa0- Miss Gertrude Mccain, R.tv1
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Bergstrom A&
32 children, DIR. and Mrs. Philip Freq
Mrs. c. Morgan and children, NJ
z. E. Nahum, Mrs. johnson Lee, A.W
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-30
DUE TO-DAY.

All. S. s. virginian, Colcord, from
Seattle, p. m.
NJ s. s. Hilonian, Johnson, from San
Francisco, about P. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-30
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Galvanized sheet steel tanks, sky-
lights, gutter, ridging, leader and air
pipe. Any shape any size. any weight.
In stock or to order. Ribbed or Ere
proof wire skylight glass. Estimates on
anything in our line.
Job work in sheet metals solicited
EMMELUTH & CO., LTD.
Phone e11 las King %.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
len 5 Shoes

All our " l. Douglass $3.50
and s.-99 OI'Jrds ~ 1895
Such merchzt tise az this is worth
100 cents on q ? dollar the year
round. the seil.1s price is stamped on
every pair
We have . 'zv broken lines in
Ien SHOES an OIfords just few
pairs Of kind eft We will close
theI out a. & eat sacrifice
few pairs o. Crfords that sold
tor $3.50 and si.0@ in Patent
Leataer- gun metal. and tan
calf, choice 0t the lot for Si-:50
a ie~ pairs 81 N O1fords with
XIX soles tia, sold for $500
choice for S2g5
All our Mems House Slippers 90 a,
TINS szie a. = per cent discount.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08

Now for the greatest bargain sale Of
the summer season, our Great july
Clearance Sale, when prices shorn Of all
profits prevail; when every effort Is put
forth by US to ~clear decks for the com
ing season. This year this sale is gong
to be more than ordinarily interesting,
for the merchandise offered IS greater
quality, the varieties are broader and the
values greater than any heretofore Of
fered by us or any other store here
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Ladies' Shoes

Such dependable merchandise rs
queen Quality" and Ctx and Dunns
St- Seeeha shoes does not have to
naNs the price cut to sell them. their
sputa'lon sells them, but we are cut
Ing III every department in the
'1o"se ana we do not bar this one.
Your choice of our Queen
Qua!lty and Utz & Dunn
oSiords and Shoes for x..95
SS'VV 'aiues Observation-Disclosures x1.J9
one lot of some 200 pairs OF
OF Shoes and ONtords values
up to $3.50, choice ~. .9s
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08

Panama Hats. 2 z1od styles. $500
and 800 - ues, nov S4.45
$500 Panama Eau - 1878
One lot OF Ne1Ts Dress Straw Hats
half price
One lot Of 3le- soft fur Hats
containing al The latest styles
II both black brown and Light
colors. rsguis- $3.50 values 81. IS
Another lot OF 3I-59 and $299
Hats. good s-zpez -- 81
Mems $500 a-d $3.50 Soft
Dress Shirts ollars and cuffs
attached $40
Mems J. 2 Ste-on second Hats
lobby dress zcks - 81 90
Boys- si-e9 and 1880 Suits 1856
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08

All sizes from l-2 to 5 l-a
'iNN '''.'...- .-..-. ... $l.I9
We have boys shoe that we will
absolutely guarantee the soles TO
wear for three months We give
new pair for every one that does not
wear three months.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Condon's Great Jolly Clearance Sale
Begins Friday Morning at 8 o'clock

Every department is involved and
good. of every character. goods Stylish
sea.onable and most desirable, will be
offered at greatly reduced prices, prov'd-
ing many money-saving opportunities tor
everybody. Sale starts promptly at .
O'Clock Friday morning. Certain lots will
hurry away and may not last the first
day of this sale Therefore, if you want
to eniov the full benefit of this sale, don't
delay; be among the first corners.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Shoe Department

During the month Of July ~ expect 70
turn large portion OF our shoe stock IN
70 dollars in order to make room for our
fall stock which arrives IN August You
viii firid some deep cuts in every line Of
mems, wo-nen's and child-eus sho>s-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08

On@ lot 0: Mems popular priced
suits This lot includes al OF
CIR t@s- sailing garments zr
$3.50 and 1850. Clearance
sale p-lcs ---..- " - %
- 80 SUITE reduced TO ~ xlI-91
s 500 Suits reduced 20 O S1495
$4,000 Suits reduced 70 . x1595
s-5-94 Suits reduced TO ~ x1s93
% per cent discount On Boys long
Pant Suits
Boys $500 and $3.50 knee pant
oults-lerge assortment x2.5
Boys Hercules suits, values up
70 $500 rox - S4.45
Boys Fine Knee Pant Suits
9zlues up 70 $3.50 ~ 1915
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Children's Shoes

Children black and tan O1fords.
sizes TO 5, sI25 values this
114s SSc
sizes I-e to Al, sl.50 values
This sale II Or
Slzes II IL to 2, sl.75 values
t44Es s14s Sl,4.
Sizes IL to ) s2.25 values
this sale n 80
This includes every pair Of child
rens OEfords in the house.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Sale Price on Domestics

The proc. ASKED 1u-ing ials -zjs CT cs
p=lcao4s co-o=-.Ecs z-s isr o=.oE w-o4--
-z4= c5., u .zc1 E-=-cdz1cl.= -zsI tElL
Bzs- prints Il 1zTy, ezlcu--z-
red gray. AID black figured 80
Comfort ChzlIlez, splendid pz--
terms ------ -----.- ----.- u
Hamilton Twill Drap@ri@s ..---. &c
Fruit Of the Loon. HOPE, and
LonsdaIe Muslin ..-..--.. 1oc
5s ineh nice soft blezehed
NuEl!n --- ---- --.-.- ------ q
55 inch zn5ieaehed Muslin . 5c
- IL ssIs: count Pe-czle-
I'll eolo-z .-...-..- Sc
I5c 2s iuch Psrcaie, supero pa--
terms -- -.-. ..-.---. 125zc
Isc Gzletsa Cloth -...-- 12 1-2c
zee zs inch cotton Shifting,
light and DARK ......---. lie
l5e quality Dress Ginghzm
= 2 c. AID Red s@sl ....-. IIc
u IZe quality Dress Ginghzm
Everett clzssics ..-.-- Sc
&c quality Apron Giugham,
amosEezgz ...... g.
l0e quality Cotton Bats ..... &c
l5c quality Cotton Bz-tz . lie
75c Cotton Bats, - Ibz 6sc
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Carpet by the Yard

ting
DC for water color shades and
SOC for the oiled Opaque Shade
HesrtshOru rollers
&c gets the 10c brass telescope rods
9c gets the i5c brass telescope rods
$50 buys q Bizseil Carpet Sweeper
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Undermuslins on Sale

The choice OF our entire STOCK ,f dainty
Underwear at -. go per cent discount.
The showing contains many new
things. We have never shown such
tempting array before.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08

not only Ox;o-ds ut high shoes as we'll
The tollosing ICES sr=ak fo- them
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Boys Shoes

We have zoo pair OF Boys Shoes
that we will close out during this
sale al less than eastern cost. You
could not make money any easier
than to buy several pairs OF these.
All sizes up to s2eO choice sl.i5
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08

% Per cent discount on all sum-
Isr reight separate trousers
On= LOT OF BOYS soc work
Shirts - . ~ 39c
Young Mems Outing Pants, 81
values -. | 1918
Mems Black Cotton Half Hose
. pair ..... SOC
Gents l9c White Handkerchiefs
for -----.-.---. -. 25c
Gents Cut. Buttons and Pin to
Match ;--.- =: - SOC
Gents ozlbrizgan Shirts and
drawers. 55e values - 10c
Mems athletic Underwear Shirts,
no sleeves, Drawers knee
length. regular SOC values, Soc
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Carpet and Drapery Dept.

By ali means don't forget cE- Garrett
and Drepe-y section, io- It's here .az,
some of the Dos- attractive offerings Of
this szie are 20 b-- found.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
ROom-SiZe Rugs

Cotton mixed, sI12 ingrzins 1913
AL wool, gxI2 Ingrains xs-s5
Tapestry. Skill good patterns S1133
kzba, sZIz, wool mixed.
c&l1y ----- -....-. $3.50
Hod Mating, e1lZ, handsome
pattern ....- Sl1.oo
FelFets. sxIZ, floral and
oriental .-.. ..-. S1J.SJ
Administer. SKIP scroll, floral
ana oriental 49,. .... S2l 90
Electra Az-iI-ss n. 1xIz ns4.y
~ Tlgns -.. SIG 90
Every rug mentioned here shows lib
eTal cut IN price; every value. II vou
need rug don't miss this opportunity.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
AL .ranee
DO T.. s-s.. T.5.- -

rs sale E1w s1aegrio-z--g s-F--s1
AID 1r=,-g --=s= ot'@r--gs a. ar
wa. g-es- -z-Ez toeE zr=--zc- =
gel = zs-=-o-s s-g5ly
T.z-z WI - graz --s- tcr
.,asz cfse-z-z-s3 11r-v 70 -.=-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Summer Weight Jackets
WOMEN Fauei.-~ and Black

Cothng Department Third Less Than Regular Prices
q
{; uton hold seduc
discount lot ssinge
in dbrowusin
sot
hes snta he great reduction Of
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Rare Bargains IN Dress Goods

N. -, have ue made sweeping reductions prices Wash
Goods which formed z-. This but II zoc-t'o7 Te-e
4d;-y - r. collection thousands materials
r v a 1-.ces quotations ! lev q offerings
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
\Nomen's
Damask Napkins
Children's
Clearance of Sumner Dresses

dress going -he
du--g offered such wonderful
values this :1e viii found hee this oco1 All p-oE
beer elin:-zt1 fron- the pics and par original
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Extra Special

Carpet samples finished for rugs-5O to
d inches long. They are well worth s.
each. During Clearance Sale the hor-
der sample 5Sc, & body sample SI.I0
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
LINEN REDUCTIONS

exceptionally low prices, io- ever
offerings are al goods taken iron
Items and prices:
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Lace Curtain Sale

involved IN this sale are not only small
lois from our regular stock, but every
curtain we own. You will wait long
whiie before as low prices are quoted
again. The prices reduced as follows:
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08

Every oczry shoad ake the
goods bought t9- sale pu- STUDY these and
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
HOSIERY
Women's and Childrens S

To=s= z-= tempting Tzlu=z-a-6
without : co15- -t=rs vi =
great rs. fo- s1e5 6z-zz1nz-t.e-e
to-e tor'- delzy pzyiag th-z o.ts--.e
Il early -- No-@ vell t1=s= Ezl=
9-5o=s;
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Greatest Values In w a1king Skirts

IN .e creates. values Walking Skirts All
lots broken have been collected Every price has
ban point Now they're ready for you to come and
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Hand Bags and Coin Purses at Cot Prices

These goods made from the best feathers obanabe
the The reduced will
them fast therefore advise early The
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-08
Bed Spreads, Frinsed & Hemmed
Crashes

&c Stsvs.s pure Irish linen -.-. lie
Il Lee Stevens pure Irish linen Sc
Ice SEevens pure Irish linen &c
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25
WORTH ON THE TAILeR-MADE.
Great French Dressmaker Does Not
: Approve of Style.

Worth. the great French dress
maker, does not approve of tailor
made gowns. In his fascinating arti-
'cIes in Harper's Bazaar he says, among
other things:
In the morning we will admit the
suitability of a tailor-made gown, worn
with blouse of excessive neatness
Such a gown the American wears at
breakfast, in that respect differing
SrOm the Frenchwoman, who takes her
chocolate alone in the seclusion of the
Thcudoir, clad in muslin or cashmere
Jpeisnoir- But supposing there is a
wedding. charity bazaar or lunch
con party TO be attended; a drive en-
automobile; a shoot or a ride? Each
4, occasion will determine the choice of
.4ftiFe
Yet there are women who will go
In tailor-made attire to an afternoon
reception, or to that smartest of af
rlzirB in the eyes of the Frenchwoman
.AtWedding. Excuses of great number
and variety the defaulter will find fol
herself, IL questioned. She will say
This is my new frock,' or, haven
anything else fit to go in or again
Tho dsy was DUH or, The tailor
made is my choice, you know; never
wear anything else All poor excuses
madam, not to be tolerated in any
grade OF society"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25
FOR THE MORNING
PRETTY BREAKFAST CAPS NOW
MUCH WORN.
Becoming Adornment for the Head Be.
fore the Hair Is deliberately Made
Up-Lace and Ribbon the
Materials Used.

Pretty and becoming as were many
OF the old-time nightcaps, the break
fast caps of to-day, built on much
the same lines, are even more fasci-
mating. For breakfast in bed or even
In ones own boudoir dainty cap of
lingerie lace and ribbons is an at
tractve complement to the robe of
embroidered crepe or satin, whether
or not it is fashioned of the same
material as the negligee gown with
which it is worn. To don early in
the morning before the hairdresser
has appeared little cap of this sort
is almost necessity, while to put on
before there has been time to dress
the hair properly for the day, with all
its combs and puffs, the cap will
prove so intensely becoming as to
cause all possible defects to be at
once disguised.
There are many models from which
to select in the breakfast caps, all
more or less elaborate and all some
what difficult to make up without a
model to copy piece by piece, but for
the ambitious nothing is impossible.
Many models are made like the ma
jority Of infants caps, only of course
more elaborate, with large ribbon
bows and soft ruchings and ruffies of
lace.
Perhaps the easiest model of all to
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25
KEEPING LINGERIE IN ORDER,
Have Separate Compartment for Each
of the Articles.

Can any girl imagine anything more
attractive than to pull out bureau
drawer and see nice little stacks of
dainty white lingerie, with their pretty
little ribbons tied in neat bows? There
is something about dainty lingerie that
appeals to every girl. No matter how
careless she may be in other matters
of dress, when it comes to undercloth-
ing she is generally neat and dainty.
Of course, to keep lingerie requires,
like everything else, time and trouble.
but ask any girl if it is not worth de-
voting an hour or two every week,
and I am sure they will all answer
Yes" A neat way is to keep a little
box, either fancy or plain one, and
divide it into three or four small COM
partments, marking them corset COW
ers," "petticoats," etc.
Each week when the clothes go to
the laundry take out the ribbon, roll it
neatly on piece of cardboard and put
in its respective compartment.
If the ribbon is bit soiled it is the
question of few minutes more to
wash it out; 1t is not necessary to iron
it. When the wash comes back go to
the box and get each ribbon from it's
own compartment.
Fold the garment and put it in the
drawer under all the others, az if this
Is not done it will be found that the
two or three on top will soon wear out,
as the ones below are never used.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25
Our Peruna Tablet
Is Peruna With
Fluid Removed,
OF HYDRASTIs, RARTHOLcy

rh the surfaces the MOUTH cular
the pharynx chronic atarh the head
hyrass somachc useful
catarh ah of the duodenum duct of the
ntesne catarh Of the kidneys disease Of the
bladder and catarrh of other
BARTHOL0W REGARDS
catarrh of the bladder
BARTHoL0w STATES CUBEB ingredient of Perua
notes the appetite digestion
full chronic nasal catarh focuar phang phaynx
the on of the membranes of the throat
heves hoarseness Useful atomic dyspepsia of
chronic catarrh colon bladder
and chronic bronchial affections.
MI1LSPAUGH MEDICINAL PLANTS
works medicinal herbs the English language commenting
COLL1NS0NIA CANADENSIS pneumogario
vase motor secretons membranes
general In the mountains of Virginia Kentucky
eonia canadensis considered including
headache collie drop and indigestion DIR. sCUDDER regards
These citations ought to be show candid mind that
aarrh remedy
enthusiastic confidence highest
combination ought make remedy efficacy
This
quotations AUTHORITIES WORLD
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25

make up and one of the most at
tractive and becoming has a soft Tam
O. Shanter crown with a wide lace
rufhe all around and a large butter
fly bow of bright-colored satin ribbon
just In the center of the front.
Two and three-Quarters yards of val
enciennes edging six inches in width
are required for the ruf1es, and the
center or crown may be of plain or
candle, of embroidered batiste of all
over and lace, or if the lace cannot be
matched in an allover design the
crown may be formed by joining to-
gether strips of insertion. The CEN
ter or crown must be cut round and
measure Is inches in circumference.
The joining of the ruff1e to the crown
can be hidden by tiny ruching of net
or lace or by a twisted roll of narrow
ribbon, ending in two or more rosettes
in the front of the cap. In the back
the full width of the lace is allowed
in the ruffie, but in front a four-inch
ruffie will be sufficient to fall becom-
ingly over the pompadour, the width
being of course graduated easily be-
tween front and back
A breakfast cap is of course most
attractive when made of the same
lace with which the neglige is
trimmed, but this is not obligatory,
and the ribbons will always emphasize
the color and style of the costume.
If tiny rosettes used in profusion are
most becoming they must, Of course,
be employed, whereas where height or
breadth are desired the wide satin
ribbon may be wired so as to stand
up. well in place. A large fiat bow of
pink, blue or mauve satin ribbon, ar
ranged in the center of the soft crown,
will perhaps give just the necessary
lines, but the color, kind and style Of
ribbons must always be left to be de-
cided by individual taste, as by no
means can the most satisfactorily be-
coming effects be obtained.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25
Aprons for Little Girls.

Aprons are coming in again for lit
tie girls and for others up to the age
of IL or IA, according to their devel-
opment. After all, this must be
taken into consideration in the selec-
ton of all girls clothing at this crit
ical age. French mothers are adopt
ing the apron, making it up in all the
fashionable linens. Some forms Of it
are real works of art in point of en-
broidery added to them; but others
are merely sensible" garments of
plain, stout, easily cleaned material.
The American mother, therefore, who
adopts them for economy's sake, will
find her children this year quite In
the fashion.-Harper's Bazaar.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25
SLIPPERS FOR THE EVENING.
Decree is That They Must Match
Color of the Gown.

With all evening gowns colored slim
pers ana stockings are an inherent
part OF the costume, and not even a
shade difference in color is permissible
between the silk or satin gown and
the satin or kid slippers. If the gown
is OF a popular shade of pink blue,
yellow or lavender, it is generally DOS
sible to procure slippers of a CORE
spending color among the stock sizes,
but II the slippers must be made to
order they will add quite a consider
able item to the cost of costume. but
II the color is not one that is far ont
of the ordinary it is generally possible
TO give the right shade to a satin Slip
per that is perhaps just off the color.
Pastel pencils or colored chalks will
give deeper color to any pale shade
and can frequently be made to answer
instead of the liquid dye which is not
so easy a matter to work with. For
pink slippers that have become gray
to faded so as not to tone in we'll with
the gown, ordinary rouge powder will
do much to restore the original color
Unless one is especially successful
in dyeing silks, it is scarcely worth
while to invest in a new pair of slip
pers and attempt to dye them to the
required color, but to restore the color
to old slippers or to give them a deep
er color more in keeping with the
shade of the gown. rouge or a paste
pencil will almost always prove eff
fective. Suede pumps and slipper:
are decidedly popular just now, bu
would be more popular if only they
did not become brown in such a dis
tressingly short time, nor is any kline
of shoe backing especially effective
Such has often been resorted to il
sheer desperation, but charcoal will
be found excellent for the purpose, a.
besides giving good black color i
will keep the soft finish of the leathe
in proper condition.
In cleaning all kid and satin shoe
and slippers shoe trees should Away
be used.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25
Leisure to Burn.

my DEAR" asked the overworked
business manager of his wife, as he
tried to write check for her, answer
the telephone, receipt the expressman,
and give instructions to floor-walker,
at one and the same time: my dear,
in that Great Beyond do you sup
pose any of the elegant leisure, of
which the preacher tells us, will fall
to my lot?"
"Sure, john" answered his wife,
sweetly, you will doubtless have
leisure to burn. "-Illustrated Sum
day Magazine.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25
PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. .

Dr. Hartman has claimed for
Some the doctors critics have doctors
claim as to the efficacy Of Peruna
Since the ingredients Pna longer the md
Cal concerning the remedies Of which
Take for instance tho ingredient HYDRASTIS CANADENSIs Oh
GOLDEN SEAL The United States
that it largely employed in the treatment depaved
chronic rhnis NASAL caah dyspepsia of
intestinal catarrh catarrhal aundice of the ive
the pelvic recommended
the treatment OF various forms Of diseases peculiar
Another ingredient Peruna F0RM0sA aed the
United States Dispensatory a
CkDRON SEEDS another ingredient Peruna
has been largely overlooked BY the medical for the
years THE SEEDS ARE TO BE FOUND In VERY
The United States Dpnatoy
bitter tonic and in the treatment Of en
as SUBSTITUTE FOR QUININE
OIL OF COPABA another
States Dspnatory mild the stomach
and intestinal tract It tmuant
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A Classical Sash.

One of the new classical model
gowns shows a long sash depending
from between the shoulders, and held
in place by straps of black velvet
strewn with brilliants. These straps
are passed over the shoulders from
the back to the front, where they are
fastened with buckles. Fringes in
gold and silver and colored beads are
used to edge the ends OF many OF
these sasheS.
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sage may not be able to eradicate.
This is often only a bad habit, but
may be caused by poor eyesight,
which needs the treatment of an ocu-
list.
An excellent dandruff remedy is
made by combining so grains OF
resorcin, one dram of ether, one dram
of olive oil and six ounces of alcohol
Friction into the scalp every night
and shampoo the hair with melted
soap or eggs every week.
An excenent lotion for the skin, to
take away the drawn feeling, is made
from: Cologne, one dram; fresh
lemon juice, one dram; elderfower
water, one ounce. The face can be
wiped with this every day or even
twice day.