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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-01

A very charming social event for
today was the card company given
this afternoon. by Miss Edna Bayer
at her home on South Eighth street
in honor of her house guest Miss
Roberta Carver of Avondale. Cincin-
natl. The house was tastefully ar
ranged with sweet peas and ferns.
There were guests for six tables.
Dainty favors were awarded. After
the game an elaborate luncheon in
several courses was served to the
guests who were seated at small
tables. The guests were Miss Ethel
Marlatt, Miss Mary Peltz. Miss Pearl
Cisco, Miss Grace Smith, Misses Lenora
and Viola Wickemeyer, Misses Ellen
and Aida Swaine, Miss Halcey Har-
old, Miss Muriel Bartel, Miss Ethel
Lockwood, Miss Edna Hoover. Miss
Ethel King, Miss Deborah Sedgwick,
Miss Alice Harvey, Mrs. Collins. Miss
Ruth Mashmeyer, Miss Edith Moore,
Miss Ada Kelly. Mrs. Edward War
fel, Mrs. A. Schade. Mrs. George Gay.
Mrs. M. c. Balfour. Mrs. Charles Igel-
man, Miss Hazel Budd of Muncie. In
diana; Miss Ruby Wilson and Miss
Marjorie Pennell. During the after
noon Miss Blanche Bayer and Miss
Gladys Weiss played several pretty
music numbers. Miss Charlotte Bay
er and Miss Mary Highley presided at
the punch bowl. .+
- - y
Miss Regina Reauarth and Miss
Nora Requarth of Greenville, O., and
Miss Bertha Kemper were entertained
to six O'Clock dinner last evening by
Miss Mabel Feeger of South Seventh
street.
- y -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meek entertain
ed very pleasantly yesterday at their
home on the Liberty pike in honor OF
their daughter Mrs. Stephen Worley
who was recently married. A mid
day dinner was served to about sixty
relatives and friends of the young
couple. In the evening an elaborate
six o'clock dinner was served to about
twenty-five young people. Places
were arranged at the table for Miss
Lenora Farlow, Mr.. Clarence Grove.
Miss Edith Boyer, Miss Nettie Paul
son, Miss India Smelser, Miss Ruby
Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. George Killen,
Mr.. William Reid, Mr.. Frank Worley,
Mr. George Worley, Mr.. Samuel john
son of Eaton, Ohio: Mr.. Roy Stevens,
Mr. Harry LaF'use. Mr.. Bert Skinner,
Miss Elsie Dennis. Miss Ida Worley,
Mr.. Ernest Hill. Mr.. Arthur Hill, Mr..
Haines.
OF all the affairs with which the
modern bride is 'showered" perhaps
the one that calls for all sorts of kit
chen utensils is the most welcome. es-
pecially if the bride-elect is going to
housekeeping and that seems to be
the proper thing these days.
At a recent party this scheme was
carried out by the hostess. 1t was
an afternoon affair from three until
five o'clock and the invitations were
written on little pink tea-pots, with
the day, hour and date. There were
just fifteen guests. The afternoon was
devoted to games. If the bride was
able to answer questions put to her
by the guests the article was forth
coming. If she could not answer first.
the one who could produced the arti-
Gle and gave 1t to her. The packages
were all marked and placed in a
clothes basket. At five O'Clock tea
was brewed and English toasted muf-
fins were served with orange marina
lade. 1t was such simple. pretty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-01

me regular, and
that l would event
ually have dropsy.
l would bloat. and
suferfromb bearing
down pains, cramps
and chills, and I
could not sleep
nights. My mother
wrote to Mrs. Pink
ham for advice, and
1 began to take
I.ydiaE. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-01
Warns School Authorities 10
Keep WatchfuI Eye on
Legislature Now.
FIGHT Detrimental BILLS
SCHOOL WORKERS ARE SUPPORT.
ING ONE MEASURE, WHICH
PROVIDES FOR THE UNIFORM
SALE PRICE OF SOCKS.

Prof. c. w. Knouff Of the high
school. who Is one OF the members Of
the state educational association com.
mittee on legislation. has written all
the principals of high schools and su-
perintendents Of schools In the state
relative to school legislation comins
up this week. The educators are warn.
ed to be watchful that no bills arc al
lowed to go through the legislature
which will prove to be detrimental to
the school interests.
Garrard's Bill Favored.
The bill which he is urging the ed
ucators to sec passed is house bill No.
100. 1t has been introduced In the
house by Garrard and In the senate
by Kane. In speaking with Mr.. Gar
rard the other day as to the PROBABLE
ity of the bill passing. the representa-
tive stated that he believed II would
receive the favorable consideration OF
both houses. The bill provides that the
text books be changed not more fire.
quently than once in nve years: that
the sales price be q discount OF 25 per
cent from the publishers list price:
that books have a uniform price and
place and less at another rs is done
with some Of the English text Looks.
as well as those used in the history
department. Also that school boards
handling text books must not sell them
at a profit to exceed 10 per cent of the
publishers price.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-01
MOTHERS
WHO HAVE
DAUGHTERS
Find Help in Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable G Compound

Winchester. Ind. -Four doctors
told me that they could never make
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

philadelphia FeN II Dying ~ the
Feansylsonia hospital late lhsi nisht
after be had heen wa,obed for sry.
eral days bs 1853 9ofntn each believe
Ing herself 10 be his llwful wife. the
botly 81 hh0tesrapher known W tha
citf rs sOhn W B0ye8 aud Il Wilni
inainn. npl. a# ioNn Hushwpril wae
today given 10 ne woman who pro
dueed certificate showing she he'd
been married % Husee N Camden
N ia lest AuEaa iafea conducted
Photographic bnsliless ~ eaen place
nndor different Aames his wives run
Ming them when ne Was away
III lk7l nafes uiafflha ne pfasfilA
siafs. nnyrs "a lsilelaRa n 1857 pe
ssaued mlth Ma l0lln ls'lnig Widow
NJ 4 fermcf friend ana came To Amor
Ice aud set 10 n biisinese q Win
lustDu. III icgl lhc real wife ob.
l4lHed nle1fee N Fhaland SIX yHAfH
later Boyea wrote her. begging her
IA e0inn Ia hln n Ameflea She 6ld
rU ind lYea qiIh hinl ! wear he ife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

sirsns NJ & no sarnila physical III
Gefyo08 ailmcnil null last Airiel
when ehe tainted kNecr.l LINES 1n tht
sfsgc neeause o. lhls she WAS glYor
4 pcrlel W rest and ineu tho went on
agaln W. thought that ff1 leus sum
mcf vacation would scl ser rlgli. pnl
oaforluDaie.y she was forced i1 opcn
Ia september at the Empire iheaiu
lu ~ in iimc This ives more Than
BE- could stand ios haf role ln flhe
thlef was most exactlug ana whoa
fhe hnally Acnt g. Boston Ia Ociahef
the real break down came
pained When She Out stare.
III WIS ihph Thar She lold me She
Md n0 iougcf endure stage NE i
waa nalped. 10 So true. tor there was a
great future IN store lor. her. hul /
saw inc matter "a her lisht and told
her would withdraw her fol al time
h SEES allpr lhs lha auuuuncpd
lhai she would rover aEaln appear in
rliblc. dil Dot ence trg % pros
hcr bat / wglled % bp aufe that sh,
kueN fe own nina nnforc neted
Hri ppivel ii4yina camn'eisiv XIV
IN way decided taal shr ahoula
To California. q WAS impossible iol
me 20 20 Ocfe and stay fhsi wax
oie lhlag Then With Mfs Fr3hmar
af lhr Stage Qng nteresla became III
,c lhed So aitpr We had caimly dit
caused tho mMtcr. % seemed prN
for ps 20 separate AMI tor her ic
obtain Il livrce. We both regret ihls
bHl ,nere is no help FOR q
We i,nuw there Is NO ,agariiy or scan
lal connected with lhc ease ana We
lfc giid cf that Ne trust hai alto
q litile pubic interest Ia 'he matter
will ate Jtl and that we VIII be- lel
10 80 cSf dlh rent days IN pence
y suite cf lh0 fact that Mr F'roi
man showed nn evidences 81 em9tvN
tlUge who know him best saY that !,
has Deen under fearful strain. fra
be laFed hts wife sincerely aud Gi
everything ia his power u meet aYsr
lemani irum her ls we'll tnawn fli
whole liic was bnund zip in her sne
in hcr career lle bad abiding faili
10 Fer "a mt ana hoped % make ner
one Of .He greaiest Of American stars
That bc should fal and also luee tht
wGmaNs love has been aa much d
he "a d stand Frcm roll.ble s0urcef
C was alceuelnei ihgt Mm FDhmu
is q rlmnltio nervous wreck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
lN!LN FASHION TALKS


The little simple iiopk lha, Is tuek
"a to form Us own yoke ls such
pretty saea EFaCelal ana such a
'rhafYnins unp aiiat lt "a 80 wonder
tNcrt mother llcludes e Ia ner N
tle bnea outfit Here Is one made
from doi,fd muslin wilh embrold.
crcd frill ANA With the protig short
sleeves thut arc SO charming but
which can be- malo useful in almost
uumhelles ways q could be made
from plain chlmbrny or other sim.
ple srfsiroahlc malrfal aud With
long slesYcs and utilised Tor the morn
ng hpurs. Il could be made lrum
handkerchief lawn haud embroidered
aul be even more dainty ihan IN the
Illustration. II cen be- ullllsed for
the pretty Dresden and ether ooworcd
lawns that lhe liiilo folk will wear
SO much this coming selson and Tor
immediate wear It will be pretty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
TIPS FOR
UNNARY

Special NJ Dnllg Leader
WaaflngiQn Feb lS-Tho wick
ednoas Of Washington on lnauFura
lion da IS wen understood By Rieh
ara sylvester chief Of police "a he
has iseael the following ateble Of
flns 20 the uhNagy who, by tbs nun.
Gteas ot tbousaBds will he ID Wash
ingion March
The most polite and energetic as-
distant may prove The most adrlpt
imDosteg.
Lease q member OF YOUR family az
tame when sou so oal to view the
pafalt
Make bargain when you hire
lack ana do ncl take tbc family out
In o carriage % view the flraworNs
ask Information from the police,
ohey their orders, and do NOT araue
as 70 che eonsiliutionality of lhe iaWa
Understand that The street cars VIII
mol De running on pennaylvania ave.
nne throughout The fourth dsy of
Mbrch
10 nol nNi lmpllGis laifh ~ what
strangers tcll you
na not leave youF belongings to
unifled employees. The tempgtilon
may prove toe great
10 nof itaVe airiewF doors pr
back gatea unlocked while yon are
absent ior fey minutes
no nuf pas for goose on delivery
fer youfsel of 1tteis until yuu have
examined she hox on bundle
10 not admlt "a youf prnnises the
lelapAune lightning rcd wa1er nf
sanitary inspector whp calls without
credentials Or authority
10 bot fake rhcess ln settlement 81
accounts anil slve change ln cash, as
Al accommodation so Strangers
ID not dlsulas your watch and de.
m1nds as beeause there is iurge
crowd IA lown 10 adnifc them
10 not cary the money you are
golne 10 use 20 pay your bill with
II larsp wallet III your inside or
cost pocket
10 n0t send money By stranger
4 friend Or relative reported sui
aenly vi. without ilret investigating.
ifr not set full on inauguration day
as TIE walking VIII Ne llnusually of.
Honll knd NE QhsEFpcElpns npnlefQaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
AN accommodating SPOUSE

being married. 10 hlm second time
Ee iOld her De could NOT utterly d..
owed certain duty b hef as tho faih,
ef Il nef thvee ehlldseu So the orlr
lna Nta noyes allowed him % Visit
lhp ief Regularly IN Wilmington
dfs Bushwofih sappoged uu'il
shown the Wedding eprtihcaie iQdnf
that H0yes and hls dlyOfapd Miir Had
mover been FaniaFfled. haf were IvinF
l0kelhcf. liat aa he was ilflng Nlih
kef in wilmington
NiT IDWRa says Hae WIN sghi any
aiianrs Of Mrs Hush snrih % lake
pnsstyslon II iha Philadelphia prop
nFls hia ehe does h1l csfp vhnf oa
onnles 81 lle Wilmington shEp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

ln sickness, 3 4 ceflaln hidden nerve
goes wrong, taen ihe organ tAat This
rervc epauais elll also surely iall II
may be Stomach nerve, of \ nag
have given rength ana support to The
Heat ur Kiduegs 4 was Pr shoon
That ifsi pointed 70 ,hls vital tluth
nf Shnopa Reaialatge was not made
10 dose ihe stomach nor % temper
afly stImulate Do Hean or kidneys
That 0ldieshl0ncd mathcd Is AT
wrong. De- shnops Restorative Eoes
directly 70 these failing inside nerves.
The remarkable success Of this pre-
seflnlipn demonstrates The Wisdom Of
treating the actual cause ~ these fall.
Ips organs Aid n Il liaired caay lo
prove A SIMPLE i've or ~ days test
viii sHfels tcll TRY 4 once ana sees
suld rs WHlaees DFns Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
Sc EATTLE.
Up
PlJRSE: OF
100000

Seattle wash. Feb. iS,-Tho o0cr
Of d guaranteed nurse Of ssa0eao sof
f worlds championship battle ln this
city between Jim lenries and Jack
Johnson was made ia good lalin Il
q = business almost equally as il Is q
sporting propositions let Ielrles vii,
acceptance ana within twcnly.tc
aougs there Nil be Deposited in bahk
hat umount payable 60 the order =
DE reieree.
This was statement made lOday
by q responsible man connected with
ao AlalkaYukon Pacific exposition
who addict that an Seattle wanted
WaN 10 be tho. scene uf The mill ht
had no doubt that johnson would he
willing 10 slgn The ggroemeni, and be-
dld not believe thar Icnries would
feel he could aifud 20 neglect Mch
opportunity for fortune
Jsh wants 70 sell Farm.
The fact that 1enries fortnight
ago pul his allalia farm az hurhanR
California ON the market Indicated q
deslre ic return TO his cid lie, and
t was ihls that induced he promoi
ari In TITS eiiy io raise their urlginll
Ier of sie5 p 10 5000 phe Raic
returns OF The nufnsJohnson battle n
australia showed there would he ~
lcasl some small margin 0i profit oven
With IA eaer 81 Si,0.0a0. ana n wag
arened that with lho tremendous aAt
vertlslng such 4 meeting would noceas
slrlA have coupled with the ailfac
lions uf she Exposition there would
1e no detgii a even fhe extraordinary
aguro oi s2OO9O0.
What might be the disposition u
the purse Is TO tne relative shares o.
ihc 4lnner and The loser win DO lefi
60 ihe hghicrs themselves, though
probably would be either 40 per ccn'
and 40 pee cent or 90 and 40 in ihe
former eyont It would mean sii00Ol
20 one and sf9,0e % the other and
n The latter Si200lo AZ ihc Nlnne
and $4,000 70 the loser
Sig puree E~en Tor Loser
ln amy event. oAcluaiye uf royalties
from moving pictures. the lusef's end
would eHteee anything ever gnlned
by eny aaeiilst ia sfy heltlc II sllls
country when senrles beat cnrbafi
the second time 10 goi ssg.T2s in
bia next lnrsHal enolumrnl waA whsa
fc received IS MS end on ihc sharkes
mDL s3iea.
j6hnsan e oniy 530na0 for hli
lghl WITH BURNS aud. SO taf aa reas9a
ablg reliable records So his nes ble
gesi feoelni WHa $500 far hs 80 wifl
sQUifeg Rolh men could lofcga many
ll iaele lhallIts engagements fll
ino nfnealv frlse eaetd with ihe rgr
fnet knowledge lhal sueeegs Would
meaa lilef emnl9gmrnt ~ largely ent
ha0ead salaries
CnW NceHs ieHa Wpfo
70 ia oanhdsnlN hriirFad herr fa9
only me acceptance Of Jenrlea ~
BocestarA johnson na8 ufnn'lf real
grl enc HiyHfH N comparative WnalIh
an hls signature b. hellofed lH he
GOOD as gai Indeed "a is said heu
odaY That he negro wta approached
ln Melbnume bg an agoni az b. lpeal
promoters aH1 that it was ihu knnWl
edse 81 This uner which induced hm
70 issue hla aweeplne dea on Thur
day iast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
karoaez AgRApp

Special to Sc Daily Leader
Maml Okla Feb III The 0tlaWA
county Democratic central commitlar
Tuesday unanimously endorsed John
J Hubbard For county iudes % fll
the varancg caused bf the daalh Jl
u " Talbot ana recommended hlaap
pciulment Joe & Wtolafd chairman
80 G Falkenbufg secreiafy , ~
Moore afsie SENATOR Committeeman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
PRESIDENT cHARsEs HARRETT
ADDRESSED CONVENTION

Sllf 8nee rkin Feb l7.~~Duls four.
.een If he sh eDintg Farmers nnl-n
laeale weFe represented here at tte
injecting tailed w frealdehs Gaffleua
Fnf the purpose uf eoppaFalin8 ~
establishing uafef0liee eysiem. ~.
tsnnH preslegnt Charlee Barrett ad'
dressed The convention on The pfOpu
ellloE On account af lho limited ais
lendhHcp Il was decided that ~ &c
tIon would be taken up9n lhf matter
aalll + Letter meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

if yeu would nagg o safe yet eeflall
Cough Remedy 10 tHe heno Fry IA
Sh10ps al least once Il q HnreaeA
ly unlike any other 4aiish fep#f*
tom ITS inAe wlll Do entirely now
TO yuu unless Il l alfady your laF
orte ~ough Remedy Np opium eRlo
rolafm or ans other etnpllflns lhElen
FONTS me- need Tha teUder leaves 81
Ia harmles lnrgh0alng mountainous
shrub. give Is nf Shops t'onah Rem
.ely its wonderful curative Woporieh
lt ii trnly masl eeriaiu nua trust
worthy prescription sold as Ahi
iaees Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

TTE oLIht OF LUWN III =
A French scientist has discovered
enc secret Of long nie Hls method
deals with the blood But bong ago
millions Of Americans had proved
Elecslic liliters malongs llie and
makes e worth liylng II nurihcs en-.
riches aud vlalizes the blood rehuilds
Was,ed nerve cells. imparts life ana
ianc to the entire setem lis a'god,
send 20 weak. sick end dchiliiated pee
ple Kidney trouble had hllghted my
life for mhntha.e writes w ~ sher
man. Of Gushing, Me-. 7but Electric
Biiers curoi me entirely Only 50c
at an druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
-Ma auarome cgurl aaoerls.

Lawyers over be state are maklng
complaints over me future 10 receive
the last two supreme court reports.
The contract for printing these repar
was given tho staie Capt. PIG Ce
ciehi m9nths ago. The contract time
lpf setilng agl the reports expired
TIVE mnnths ago WHEN the penais
went Ga. Il N sail ihc Capital ueysf
iuienda ip SET oul tio reports.
Chief Justice kaac has taacn up
lhe mnllcf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

af laW ii Le he drhd
Take Noglep. 'phal there IS now
pending 10 tha eifcNs cnuri cox ens
usla county in the siaie q, Vlrglnia
ehaneey suil under the slyle oi
Aliee b. Flshnr So WNllmn II Fisher
and otner heirs oi Gaorea " Flsheff
deeersed Me object af seid sult being
80 malse settlement 81 the estate 6
The said George ~. Fisher deceaaed
ind Il Is ordered ihti unless She sHld
William ~. Fisher qF his heirs. Is be-
ba dead, appear bciale said court b,
the frsl dag ol la aexl tefm being
March g2 1903 SOD prove iheir rigai
10 participate NJ said estate d Geefse
via be entered making aual dlsifib
uil0n Of saId estate 90 such heirs as
are now before ihc court
II II. KERR.
Commissioner ID ChaufpfY for ihe Cif
cuit Court Of Augusta County
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
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atoms are rarely success aud often
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iuid Pills Cufe reduces all innamma.
ter. makes congestion. irritation llch-
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ihr PLIES supply aals
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

made from cashmere or albatross OF
somc similar wool fabric There ere
3nlg ront ara rack portions ihe
tucks forming the Yoke and The edge
Ia finished with 3 hem SO that the
fiill over is entirely optional The
sleeves can 90 long or short but in
either case are cut M one piece each
and gathered into bands
For tho iour year size viii 10 rc
aulred IA yards Of material "a,
. a. yards SO. i.s yards "A inchos
Wide With 3 yaida of embroidery for
NE flllla 4 yars N banding BIS
yards og neiTnw rlifiing 4 May Hfan
ton pattern ~ a255 slzes 2. Z anil
6 vears nf age, VIII tn nailed 70 any
address by she Fashion department
ol this paper on receipt Of ten cents.
Uf nhaslc scnfl Hi additional two
cent stamp for letter paelaee whicn
lnsurcs more prompt deligoFy)
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vyanln chertnul.

sThe old W0fiaealeH chestnut e
4asihg j eha b ihe ugiutcr hnba iH
hoH and lhen "a The leglslpuee enid
irTislaspr lla msyaine Tho eiae
bolan. however IS not mlelen nua
lhal'a 4 faet
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-02-12
Hard on the MESSENGER.

Tommy had been spanked by Miss
Manners, his first grade teacher, but
his next teacher had not reached the
point where she felt she could do jus
tice to him in spite of all his naughti-
ness.
"Send him to me when you want
him spanked" said Miss Manners one
morning after her colleague had re-
lated his many misdemeanors.
About IL o'clock Tommy appeared
at Miss Manners door. She dropped
her book, grasped him firmly by the
hand, led him to the dressing room,
turned him over her knee and admins
tered punishment.
When she had finished she said,
"Now, Tommy, what have you to say?'
"Please, miss, my teacher wants the
scissors" was the unexpected reply
Success Magazine.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-02-12
St. Auoustino and His Flower.

st. Augustine of Hippo. the great
doctor of the church, whose festival
falls on Aug. %, is a sadly neglected
saint among modern ritualists and even
occasionally confused with his name
sake, who insulted the British bishops.
Yet he is pronounced by Hooker with
out any equal' and regarded by Har-
mack as 1.-The first modern man" He
has been better honored In the floral
world, for to him is dedicated the
goldenrod, or woundwort (Solidago vir-
ga-aurea). Old Gerard, with whom
this was a favorite remedy, tells us
that goldenrod fetched a high price as
a foreign herb until discovered grow
ing near London. when the plant was
neglected. He adds the caustic COM
ment, This verifieth our English prov
erb, Far fetcht and dear boughte is
best for ladies' or for fantastical ply
sitions." Before tobacco the golden
rod also furnished snuff for our medi-
aeval forefathers. = Westminster Ga
zette.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-02-12
NEEDLEWoRK NOTES

Whenever possible, one should mend
wooden clothing with the rawlings OF
the goods. This makes a much neater
mend, and if neatly done the rent win
be almost invisible.
When sewing a collar to a waist do
not allow any fullness to occur across
the back of the waist, unless the waist
is designed for it. If the neck has
stretched a little and is too large for
the band let the ~fullness come from
the front of the waist to q little In
front of the shoulder seam.
For a handy needlebook a piece OF
blue satin ribbon eight inches long and
two inches wide Is pointed at each
end and finished with a small blue silk
tasseL. 1t is then stitched to a second
piece Of ribbon the same size and
sewed across to form three small
needle pockets. Into the three pockets
are thrust small papers of needles.
White cotton Grape Is a servieeable
and pretty material for the house
wrapper. 1t car be made rather fun
if the fullness is supplied by having
numerous tucks In the waist portion
The wrapper is made in an empire
mode with the girdle placed below
the bust line. Any dainty trimming
in blue or pink would be pretty. An
applique of apple green or apple green
lace insertion would serve nicely for
outlines. For a cheap wrapper select
a pink Powered lawn and make it with
short sleeves, finished at the elbow
with bands. Plat the shoulders and
have 1t double breasted and collarless.
Outline the neck. waist front and 'front.'
seam with a lace insertion. Tie at the
waist with a pink silk ribbon