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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

miles south of Ham
mond man capable of doing team
work and general truck farm; steady
position and good wages to right man.
Apply Andrew Welter, Ridge Road,
Munster. Ind. Call 1913. 21-2
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Young ma nwith five years
experience as salesman and book
keeper, capable of handling any kind
of trade; can give A. No 1 references
and any kind Of bond If Job requires.
and not afraid of work: salary can be
arranged when l have proven my abil-
ity. Address Chas. Reynolds, 636 East
Carroll ST.. Hammond Ind. pa
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Railway mail clerks, post
office clerks-carr.ers; salary $500 to
$1,000; examination in Hammond Nov.
II; preparation free: write for sched
ule. Franklin Institute Dept. 74E. Ro-
chester. N. Y. 10-1m
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

painting and paperhanging; reason
able prices, good Workmanship; salts
faction guaranteed. Calumet Decorat-
ing Co.. $40 n. Holman ST ;pohne S7S.
EVERY INDIVIDUAL AUTOMOBILE
owner In the United States and
abroad should join the international
Automobile League. Pamphlet showing
dealers prices OF automobiles tires and
Application blank mailed upon request
ADDRESS International Automobile
league. Home Office Buffalo. N. Z.
Teo1 A Berezniak. official attorney
state Of Indiana room 1o2 First Nation
al Bank: phone $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

class lathe, milling
machine and grinder hands desiring
to work in automobile shops should
apply to the Olds Motor Works, at Lam
sing. Mich Attractive proposition. No
labor troubles. One hundred Al ma
chfnistS needed. POS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

w A n t E D-Car builders
and repairers at once;
long job. Fitzhugh-Luther
20 23-tf
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TOday'S
Munni-
| grams
HE'LL WANTED.

YANTED-Gravel roofer's helper. II.
Lundt Roofing Co., room 314 Ham
nond bldg. PAP
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FEMALE HEIP>WANTED

and respectable wo-
man wants a position as housekeeper
for respectable man. Mrs. NJ Y, No. 1928
Towle St. Hammond, Ind. 24-2
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cELLANEoU1Yes. we advertise
anything you want to dispose of six
days in the week.
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WANTED-Dishwash Apply Males
tic hotel. 23-2
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Six-ro room modern house:
large yard and chicken park; near
interurban; 422 Pine. Call at SOC Tru-
man. 24-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
for gentlemen. 176 State Line, up
stairs; two blocks west of courthouse;
phone 1881. "a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

FOR SALE OR RENT-Two-story g.
room house on Cameron St, north
side near interurban r. r. Apply go
Towle ST. z4-o
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for general house
work; good wages and no washing.
Apply iii Beacon St, East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

WANTED-Young ladies of good NOR
al character and with some high
school education to enter training
school for nurses. School opens Sept. l.
For particulars address Supt of Nurses,
Mercy Hospital, Gary, Ind. lift
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FOR EXCHANGE-Candy wheel and "a
paddles for bull pup. Address K
Lake County Times 2-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

FOR EXCHANGE-Wha have you to
exchange for lease of Groom house.
rs miles from city; good live town
for a large family. Address L S. Lake
County Times. 5
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BARTER - EXCHANGE

FOR CHANGE-Painting and paper
hanging for roll top desk, Typewriter.
town lot. household furniture or any
thing useful Address w T, Times.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-Horse. sorrel mare, Sunday
morning. Call at Dick Schoon, High
lands. 23-6
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BY Mae Hanson.
Deputy Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

FOR SALE-Light wagon; suitable for
meat or newspaper wagon; with
steps on the back. Call 337 Truman. "a
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FOR RENT-Flats 500 modern. Gary
Brokerage 6 Insurance Agency. Rey--
nolds bldg, Gary. 3-tf
FOR RENT-Lots of advertising space
in these columns in which you can
get rid of that spare furnished room
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24

THE TIMES IS THE PAPER THAT
PRINTS THE NEWS AS 1T FINDS 1T,
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FOR ExCHANGE-One new victor pho
nograph with brass horn and record
case and 20 records. towards a horse
and buggy; will pay some difference.
Address T. care Lake County Times
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FOR SALE-Household goods. Inquire
GA Hoffman st. ZS-5
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Deputy Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-24
BY Mac Hanson.


Deputy Clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

eisTH NOTICES.


Hoim-To the wife u g. HON.
city. July u. a son.
Coata-To the wife ~ 4 Goals.
ias Highland drive July Is ~,
Boid-To the wife ~ J. Bold. tiia
Ninth p. July Z son.
Turner-To the viff ~ = Ihfhc'
$500 Isth \. r., Jnly 9 Q son.
stokes-To the wife u II Stokes.
,ift iaih y. y. June IS son.
Inw-To the wife u ~ Low. city
July 10. a son.
Rohefts-ra the wife Of Fred HOB
erts fffg 18th y, July ~ a son
Fruske To the wife ot 9. truHh''
,,of Eighth. July Il. daaEhtsr
kellar TO the alfe n T kellaf'
ssattis General hospital Jnlf H. a
daughter.
Byere-To the wife u II. bYcrH,
city, July /. daughter.
Potter-To the wife ~ W Porter
city. July :. a daughter.
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"EFINNEFNFs
-Eituationu Wanted $500, eaas,
10th male an" ietA-
bali .snt = eefd
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Modafu Tive ninm cottage paaiff. hath
electric lights 90 % harth iearhi pafa
ffk B. Aidrf ~ Apply owner ttsih
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MY or owNEu
one acre al 20 sasasn and ifuii 'eo
Two fine lots isaa
Tsa fire large iats graded sfnri and
cement Sides ans iil0a. all Ia tnlter-
filf District
Aise &c acres epod land i5d feet from
nri bay, 5000 %
y acres timber land water frout
~ zee ae
seven lots aud fnad house IN Ciailam.
tho fufafn terminus 81 MlINankes rails
Rad 81 SOC 90
20 aefef Hoto river bottom land. near
safaO Place 1900 90
ElEht lots Port Tos nsend ftNo %
Small cash payments haianne easy
terms Nfle or call
= q sANpf,
ttis Ninth 81 is-s
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IL The Superior Court % The state Of
WaHhlgEiau for kifE County
In The fHatter u the estate ~ NARY A.
HARE. decreased
IN Probate No fatll
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ncfiee d hefehH ri4tu ~ Ellen O.
Ofifien and Anthony Hafn, a. ezeeut1fa
u the Last " iil and testament % MARY a
Harm decreased 20 the fIedlfufH af and
10 ali The pefrana hafirs flaius azainaf
fald Aarg Ham decreased or against
he estate Of faid Man a iiafH fffeas-
ID to prsssnf fhaif claims with the
recsssdfy vouchers aitafhfd thereto With
In one Ysaf after the date N this notice
to+wlt slfhin one scar amer The Ssh
ary Hf June laof 10 said rtecufrfs Or
either Of them, or to - " Ffizmors
their attorney. ~ their place 1f business
o. slcii executors. tasFif No al cniman
building. Seattle. King county Washina
ton
Dated nils ASIA Jay Of June 1909
ELLEs G. ObHlEs and ANTHONY
HAHS
A. Ereegtors Of the Estate Of MARI 4
Ham. Dsfsaaed
Date q sirsi Publication June za 1909
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University, $1OOCash

NaH iuadsfn nsssrqnm cottage in ihr
thiesftitf fefiiaui bath toilet. Bot ard
rald nztsf cemfri haHerrrii tine flFea
Only tz.t4a nsianes - rsni
TT PAY COMPANY. IKE.
ilit fhifd Az
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PERSONALS.
Continued.


TuNrriAN rAlfAlhN
she 10 reeeFHisrd a. ite most wonder
fii r,imIsi n the wufd TN htf VISIT
10 fufops she save rsaiinss thai -
tanfahaH the fnhai vnlluhisHaA avn ehet
iiHai people Of EurNrHaH elites tnis
wanaeifM ENF rtiah challenges any rllm
led in thH aafid 90 compete WIN veg
she does Dot tell ihlnEa W please rtl
san boo reads the hand Just ns % inHi
atas ffam che cradle 10 the nfaNN itHs
agsfg urfann the planet thsf wrfe hofh
Hhllsf ihoIr lucky and aHiapHf WAHHta
nd ahat sfsn in ito 90 take Co hfiiff
iha5Ussitrs. what part ~ tHr fHuult -
eFst far them Also explains tliHas
lshlsh have aieafs hesH mft'.tt
shat tuslnraf fnH ate hssf atariei Ct
= Eas and whom sou wiil mann sHiNea
sri explains love afiaifa Sod lamilt
ffsubiss rauuitas tha HfpaHatra. etc
Wtf not - tho nsatf ID costs Ha
,aaFv HltisfaftioU guaranteed Al
fsaAiuHa atflrtn confidential
fItts hlf lfiAi hriule feu ofltiHias
EuYrftAN rANf
Fnsioeoad station. esefssiHen
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WORD CONTEST
tfed-CAsii Prizes $500
ToF the largest humber o. wafda out
Of the following sentence UEF WASH
cLEAN Rules ard coupon book mailed
upon receipt ~ z cents postage "a.
dress Washcisan Manufacturing Co. a8it
v Ward st. Seattle Wash
BiG bargains "a uhfsdsemsd ustahss
snd diamonds At The London IsNeify
Co. ieh Ind Az. nett GUYS Drug store
Would IKE personal Interview with
segerai parties who are DESTROYS { Herur.
inE heavily lmbsfed lands Los aiian fees
w Dept 20" We Central uide. Fe-
atue. Wash II
Get The habit. save money buy mems
We sampie suits, upstairs" far fI5t0.
TRAGIC. Room 411 Traders HIdg
sosh Third Ave -8-iG
N-Ie'lsfs fsesissd o X. Same
AZ ever. Nc It.ff
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Telephone Us Your Want Ads
FOR RUNr-HousEs,

roam house nuar : car lines ~
rod 100. Nauh III ksf at 900 Aafih
fHth ~
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Water Front

usauntel level uafsr front tracts
short hisiaurs from teaftit fine loaf
service unsurpassed sise hish class AUG
lhofaughlf hssifatls For taftieHisrH ado
dfsHs iiaa ISIS star offfe ftsiF
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FvyrsG. pisecToss.


------.---s-----~ -
nijTTEnwOarM 4 aON, Prnfissi9nn
u,rsetars and Licensed KmtAltasff liii
al erp noors theatre Beth gnees- ~
- =
Johnson q Hsmiitsn. aaesstassrs .isI
Flrrt Az rhaass hain TIE isf 4it
Honnsy- watson Co. Funsfai uaftctofs
Third AZ snf univsfsity Doh paeiiss ~
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Readings pareiaF AtafsniYs ftih anl
faekasn. vacation eiatsea uni ssrtenitef
lat. assrra bites rhurfdsft and satafl4Ya
prieafn lssnnas Fast ifi1
n ysa ore contemplating hsiAiins or
ramoaelfnz lasf faii \ ltl1. r. lils
seventh af near fnlen. Zoe cHfpsriaf
Estimates ftrerfallf gwen 1911
Llttte. sehaoi Of Daurns ciaffss
ard private isssors Collins Bidx SEC.
snd and 1snss II tist III
AN THE MAN No fiies Ia ysaf
house Nth mf serssnt Randall ] am
carpenter Roth phsnss
VIII wHtstorf the SQUARE dear
ptunbsr Estimates given Hspafrina
specially Main soti II
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=sazssssaalls7s7 49,
Lest ar nllslaid fulltY Ne ilsfaa is
fdad b. ire rsHH Muiuai lite irsHranfa
isZ ga tha life nf NHWFf French De
HHaaf Hil riessH fsfgu ii Is ihe uniaf
Hsaai Application haf been made iaf
The issue nt darIlaatr fifHiNN| ~
rsnifai uida seattle rs
lost On ne tieiHiif nf ihs faaht 1lntH
Wesf seattle a seia fIfafrffH aasa lAa=
ofat reward Tor rstufn| s heH me4
HIiE Ntt
tasta uaYs STAY scat aaias from -
anf aad tFiaH 50 40 tefsath HNi ts
ianhia D u rhillrs iiat = James
fasi- nunsh - tsfs : ssst HuHihffssi
fsf Reward FHal M4fHiHf 90 -
second o. Atsitif
fuHr
tsHias snid #afah anf Chain teisfse
zGH o. So sfif 81 tai ufrfu ala
finas9 rissft cali Csc y ita e. rsHaii
fIasf usuasf sight r9li 81 tias rfiai
fiHHsf phone shfit li fsfslff rfHart
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Fts.faam gatihas uHtarulshei faut
reasonable nusn ilatst 1907 iartis|in
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s1ms fine lands on whidhf island idt
rais Two te5adfr Tracts anr eight
Hgfa tract nHd ane ieaaore traei reens
tfsatrs tract uail impfnffd With new
modern house shad. tafH tuEaf shed.
etc. flnf land god view % Hdand. free
dniiseff. telephone tnula ! HHHonf I
toe tufHy ali Minds VI fariaiha toais.
team hnfsrs, fine COWS cream arNar4
Riaf household nhA Kitchen furniture
sud crops flnn chance fdf SONS one
g. have r1od home In one - finest val
iafs In state enn IL miles FROM seattle.
saaf terms price on application "A
Wash 1850
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BOARD AND ROOM.

want buyers Tor mons SO ssmpis
suits At ii7i9 Room 1gi. sasW Third
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no. sale Aftaaia FfuH Tfast it
affsf lafHsfaaI safer F'fhf 1895 Hers
ifafi rssHssHis fH fafH Mil fsss See
fnf fnHffa7f uufef IHis hsnsfIf ~
asafIr eli q o. 900 relies = fiaffHiaf
Hfaiiau Heaffis
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iafes tfaff Hafth asaiiir nssf isisf.
ushan nfs7feam haass hafH shitssH
taasss sfasiHf rfrrs FARM fnals aafti.
fhiasfhs ffsta raF fzfmsnfa uansf
lf STAR faIa Nifg ffaff
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it9gin With board home cooking walk.
ms distance, cars handy Phone East
3fif 1919
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-05

TAI 8oTe where the tslnspl anting d
orgaus. he engrasting n homes HE
stitut.on ots blood vessels md II.
| me dom one animal o. anoth With
lie complete restofati Hon 81 thes origt
nal nettona, ana otherE such expert
ments conls,tantly mo sshowtn lpeg
possibili aes - gs,lrg some q Ehis I'D
may be- found ssnscepti bles ofS appphc a:
don with adyants ge to the human ps;
TENT. q .si " Il ii 81 4 II
Then, IN studies and investigation
On cancer and tuberculosis progress
constantly IS being made IN advancing
the general scientific, knowledge of
these ;naladies by observing animals
to. whom these diseases have been Civ.
en- experimentally. and the data thus
obtained BY constant experiment at
the Rockefeller Institute and other lab.
oratorles are slowly bringing the prob
lem Of the control Of these diseases
nearer a solutlon.-From The Rookie
Teller Institute for Medical Research"
by Herbert T. Wade, in the American
Review Of Reviews for February.
o. = 70. = d nv = ID q q ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-05
WHY SUNDAY SCHOOLS SUCCEED.
Ono Church Enrolls All the New
Badies-Mr. Roekefeller's
lt:,.,s ti Glass. + e "a. 81

A. 2 I. & ~ Il d. a +.
q Investigation directed toward the
discovery of reasons why One Hun
drey Sunday schools Have Succeed:
ed" has brought ont reports on many
methods Of insuring
growth and progress. The February
DMIneator contains, among other
recipes for success, one from Ply
mouth Congregational Church, DEN
yer. Col. which lays stress on the era
No roll. Slxty-nve new babies we're
enrolled in three months, and the be-
ginners' department increased so that
II was necessary to enlarge the room.
Each Sunday, primary children give
names Of new babies to be called upon
by the cradle.roll superintendent. Re
ceptlons are held for mothers.
Athletics are IN aid In attracting
boys 10 the First Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school. Salt Lake City, Utah,
and the enthusiasm of instructors
builds up the First Methodist Eplsco-
pal Sunday school, Topeka, Kan. At
the Delaware Avenue Baptist Bible
school, Buffalo, N. Y, the superin-
tendent as "Nncle Oscar to five hun
bred men and boys.
At the Fifth Avenue Baptist Sunday
school. New York, john D. Rockefel.
Ter. Jr., built up a large class. He
seldom gives the lesson now. He has
his subject well in hand and Is sin
cere aud forceful. His business abil-
ity and strength as organizer are
shown In the class, and the work Of
few men members from Its start has
been a power In holding the class to-
gether and extending It's work. The
members are from various denomina-
tons, most OF them strong workers In
their own churches. Settlement
work, entering movements for muniel.
pal improvements and civic affairs,
and the "Big Brother movement,
whereby business men interest them
selves In boys under Juvenile Court
probation, are some Of the work done
by individual members.
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\ q ,T,f'78.. y u q,
The Speaking Voice.

N American girls are too often most
Justly the subject Of criticism abroad
because 2of their shrill rapid speech
and laughter, and 1t is q cause of re-
gret that In, being FINISHED" this mat.
ferris not considered more important
4 to tile parents and instructors Of the
ayohng American girl.
N Nh The sdebutante who is not. blessed
with good looks and has no particular
talents ito attract attention can cover
III multitude Of sins by cultivaitng a
sclear tone Of voice. which is a balm
StoSwoIndetl ears in the midst Of the
usual drawing room buzz, ~
There Is such lot Of noise and
sclanlor in the streets nowadays that
/ one Isl continually trying to overvolcc
The racket, but a loud voice does not
necessarily carry well, rs is pproved
in$uslng the telephone, and no girl
should ALLOW herself to talk or laugh
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-05
Contributions to scientifi Medicine by
81 the Rockefeller Institute. IT


The outcome Of the work on core
bro.splnal meningitis was the evol1l.
ton OF an antlserum which has been
only in New York City, but in places
as distant Us Edinburgh md Belfast
In Europe, and San Francisco in the
United Suites. As result Of the en-
detrimental work and It's successful
test In local hospitals. large quantities
OF the antlser,lms have been prepared
since Its discovery in 1906, and 1t has
been tested by nse In various epilenl'
les as well us in hospital practice.
In most instances where the antiserum
was used there was a marked decrease
in the mortality. and in the absence
OF any other. treatment 1t has proved
OF the greatest benefit.
Likewise, it is possible to appre-
ciate the Importance Of n physiological
investigation involving the production
OF spinal anesthesia by the Injection
OF a solution Of magnesium sulphate,
or EPSON salts. which has been foun'i
applicable with advantage In certain
kinds OF surgical operations. Further
more, spinal anethesIa so induced has
been proved beneficial In cases Of !e-
tanus or lockjaw, where It works 20
mitigate in a marked degree the Sc
verify Of the spasns, thus aiding In
the recovery Of the patient. Then
there Is important experimental surgt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-05
Pumpkin Soup.

Z To. a very little water IN which
have been dissolved two Jumps Of su.
gar and enough salt. add a good slice
Of pumpkin, varying the size for the
quantity desired. Boil until the pump
Kin Is reduced to a PURGE the consist
ency Of soft apple sauce. Remove and
add a large lump Of butter, whipped
quickly Into the pumpkin. pepper to
taste and add rich cream, to the de-
sired thickness. It will probably take
four cents worth Of cream to one-six-
teenth OF n modera.e-sized pumpkin.
A little cooked vermlcellI may be used
as thickener. X
Care must be taken not to make
this soup too thin; when rech and tas-
ty It Is one Of the most delicious of
the essentially French dishes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-05
Revival Of String Lace.

The old.fashioned macrame work Is
seen again in the shops and women's
exchanges in the form Of charming
handbags.
{. A suede bag Of the same shade as
the string Is used for the foundation
and upon It the dyed string is mount
ell, with a clasp Of silver or dull gold.
These bags are interesting to make,
and will be something novel in tine
way OF homemade Christmas presents.
They are certain to be much worn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-05
He Liked Pia Latin.

Nealie when q little tot was visit
Ing farmyard. His mother helped
him up to look at n pen Of small pigs.
As he looked in. little pig near him
Jumped up, putting mis- fore feet
against the side Of the pen, and gave
a quick grunt. Nealie turned quickly
and said: .5f2f
%"Oh. mamma, tell him to say that
sgain!"-The February Delineator.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-05
sglIs d M ADJ OF oh THE y:
WORLD or ON Fl v. s sij
pis.s Millinery - The Square F=urr
Toaaosla5 a Novelty New Being i. Worn Y.
ne Back ls Broader Than the ne
Fsront and Bis Fitted to the Head BY
d Caroline Crown; Which | Holds the
HIT in5 Pesltlon. II I

One of5 the new pieces Of headgear:
sfhas has come over from Paris is a
square Stoque Of fur. III It doesn't look
10 queer as n sounds, and on some
women e has proved quite beconi.
ING Y u &, .5i.
while dt Is called square. It Is really
little Of the line, for the back ia
breed than the front. It Is fitted to
4 taes head by q crinoline crown which
holds The, hat in position.
The ma rtty q these toaues are not
4 trimmed, but3if this style is too So
we're one adds "a bird Of Paradise or
8aigrette at the side Of dull blue, Egyp.
tim red or Mandarin yellow.
tasS SSmartloo king women who wear
these wen down; over the forehead do
mot allow the hair to be pushed below
\ them It s tucked up In a neat trig
I5WayS showing slightly at the back and
Sm soft waves in 'front.' When the pom.
+ pad0urs Is n,assed down over the ears
/ and md eyes the effect Is bad.
N Below this square toque she wears
teo1larless gown with a directoire band
around the neck and long ieweletl ear.
sFtngs.
Overturned shells seem 10 have been
Isthe models for the new summer hats.
The head fits up under the concave
sside, with the straight, down turning
kbrim, throwing, d deep shade wover the
4 face and hair. Upon the top or round.
I dtside are heaped flowers, foliage and
ribbon rosettes in such pprofuslor.
Chat very little straw ts visible except
Sat the edge Of, the brim. II wings are
1 used they are laid fiat across the top
u Uf the hat and are strapped down
! With ribbon bands. cabachon trim.
innings o.; silk chiffon, ribbon and flow.
L erE petals viii be very popular, and
4 streamers knotted beneath the chin or
Z back Of one ear ppromise to have a
& decided vogue. Y
MI Plain and fancy silk fringed scarfs
S;are drnped carelessly about hat
crowns and 50 knitted that the ends
8dall Just behind the left ear. They
L are used on beavers and on plain felts
4 Us well as on cloth motoring hats. On
white felt and corded silk evening hats
are fancy net bands Of colored chen.
4 lie embroidered filet net or hand:riv-
SHed nets in effects copied from the
Soudanese scarf patterns. These white
Sand gold scarfs are chiefly used as
sfdrapings for the hats worn with fur
coats emporarily transformed into
4 evening wraps by the addition OF tlnsel
S51ace jabots, wrist rutfles and front fac.
i fugs. N ..it Is NJ :, 4 tai, q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-05

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NJ Now one need not 90 TO the tothe:
extreme and cultivate an apparent
drawls That % Il worse than the
screech. u. II II "a x "a
N There IS nothing SO irritating TO the
listener as d drawl which Is not nat
ural. The soft southern drawl that
We all love 90 well in our southern
cousins Is not to be acquired in our
harsher northern accents, and It Is a
mistake to make an attempt 70 imi-
tate It. s5s: \; "a \
Il But one OF the most important mat
tiers to force into the head Of the
coming society woman Is that she must
talk neither too fast nor too slow.
that she must not talk loud nor cut OF
her syllables. i'.il% "A