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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

Another treat r tfore for book low
.ers Tho second wuriing Of Woman 5
club since the fan assembly will be-
devoted 10 lltora and the program
Friday afternoon win he an Intellect
nal feast The motto for the dnv Is
Rpsklns sage runnation ON Life
"He only Is advancing In life whose
heart Is getting softer whose blood
warmer. whose brain quicker. whose
spirit Is entering into living peace "
The leader Of tho day will be Mrs.
John Milne. ami He subject "Booksr
will he eNpnnnde hr the bralny ok.
nosltors of the club Herewith IL the
program;
Roll call "Wha Have I Read OF In.
terest Durine The summer Vacation 30
Music
Talk -"Thourhf- Suggested nv Rus.
kln's or King'n Ironsurers." Mrs J
A. Miller
Discussion Books w People"
Leaders Mrs S y Newcomer and
Mrs ! u Wrolh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
SAID She
WOULD FAINT
Mrs. Della Long Unable to Stand
On Her Feet Moro Than a Few
Minutes at q Time.

Pcndcrrrass. Ga.--Mrs. Della Long.
Of thia place. in recent letter. says:
"Fur i've ur six years, ] suffered agon-
iua with womanly troubles.
OiOn. ! couldn't slt up more than n
sw minutes at time, and II ! stood
ou my feet long / would faint.
took Dardui. and it helped mo Inn
mcdIatoly. Now. I can do my work an
the time. ana don't suffer Hike did
Take Cardui when YOU fcel M In any
woy--weak. tired. miserable. or under
the weather Cardui is strength
building tonic medicine for women.
II has been found 10 relieve pain and
distress caused by w0manly troubles,
and Is an excellent medicine 20 have on
hand al an times
Cardul acts on the womanly constl'
tuition, building up womanly strength,
tunlng mp the nerves, and regulating
the womanly organs.
lti half century OF success a. due 10
merit 10 has done good 10 thousands.
VIII YOU try q? lt may be Just what
you need AK your druggist about
CarduL lie will recommend IL.
NE WrHs os iaiIes' Afasory nsp' Chais.
n1sga Mei. .nr CO.. haftlnl.F 80, lem hot special
IulirI.filas. bod "a rlse rsA "tluns Tfclimsst
~ MVlsn ssHi 100 plau -tAosu, On iegae.1.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

SIN the organizing continues In
student circles az the University The
latest addition TO the organizations ~
one destined 10 be a power al wide.
reaching influence. the Oraturical aud
Debating association. which effected q
lor nal organization yesterday morn
Ing Dramas. comic and tragic debates
at home ANA abroad are To- be the prin.
cipal work ot this association having
"a charter membership Of nftecn ora
tors OF Tine University. and the pros.
poet oi doubling the membership worry
fouu The choice OF officers is ns fol.
lows. President. STANLEY Solder: vice
president W j Higgins: secretary
and treasurer Colhun Cook Commit.
tee ON subjects aud dates. MCssrs !
ShimCr Frank Spit aud Egmont
AtcnE Committee on membership.
Nessrs 4 - Gladding and Fred cal.
klns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

Impressive and marked with solemn
simplicity Was the nuptil srrvice
az early mass rsterday morning in
the church of tIo Immaculate CON
crptiou when nov. Father MnndnlarI
$. j.. united n tbr bonds 81 wadio,l Is
Miss Coral isabelle cyce ana M
George patridgr Tho only witnesses
To the cercmun were the mother of
tho bride, Mir George Wilson Of Gall
iup. \ a. Mrs KAY iiorun. and Mr.
T.. y. MCCanna
The bride Is charming Albnaurr-
que Elrl educated iu Albuquerque aud
IN Kentucky. Nas am efficient teacher
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

llusN With the fashioning OF GOWNS
Tor The series of big events next week
and the following weeks The fair sex
h this week too prcOccupied for en-.
pertaining or visiting MANY are dis
tracted Ia md modisie. Tor The un.
usual demand has created such a
deurth of dfcssmaking that many ban
GOWNS seem doomed 10 non material.
lniion. Never mind the rcsonrcoiulness
ui fashlunahles ~ not 90 be- crushed by
a rush. No. indeed. More than one
clever needle artist who shines a. EN-.
bruid'r, parties. is planning to sii up
nights and make her own gown liut
she Won't admit &C. u q bears the
carmarhs of o professionally made
garment. she viii refuse Ia tell the
name at hef drcssmakcr and In Sc
Cretly gratihod
The temporary lull Of the week IL
due In part to these preparatory activ.
tiles and In part To- the absence from
The city of several social leaders who
accompanied political husbands 10
Santa Fc A happy event of the pro.
ccding week was the card party in
honor Of Mrs Goodman
The re assembly Of the Tuesday
club. the literary treat ncNr Friday NJ
The Woman's club. Juvenile parties
ana functions Tor Miss Myers sum up
The abridged story of the week Hut.
The wcoh IN come What variety OF
good things await, Chief aiming the
functions will be- the two formal balls.
each one sufficiently stately aud in.
spring tO MI pages OF society stories
and each one an annual function OF
statewide prominence The first of
these viii be tie hall In the Elks'
dancing salon "Wednesday evening
wnen society will be presen in full
force and full dress for the annual
charity ball OF tho benevolent society
The pleasures at the thirteenth an.
nual Monieguma ball wln be cnloycd
Friday night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
D iE,i Va ~IGN INJURIES. .
. . y go . . . 0

Tho 1f..ft' u1s sounded mH.
clarion n'i'H proi' tius against "F
natures WHICH tui b." d""'ph'r"d
unl'sh un" hHs tnr i'W-luW. N"th'nF
could '. moro iu'"tic Than -iau'-
inr trI' resembles anN thius HHt
hand writing HHH 1890 rNrhuFr
Non ''l Tom hi'rF1u "' on, nl-
m"' t'r1'.'' discusses tho HIaI..'
F' a"lt t."i HH .Dmnff Hr. H.r'.
WIN presented .n i1' hope fnIi POGO.
pI' 800" N' 'Hn stunts HI'h in,ir
pen" m'' profit
Among "iiirt ih'1eH ihni -urm Zoo
hr f'"W'd in NHnsHf H iuU .iEnH.
'Hf' mat .'"H' hN. nus.' " barb
vii" cot tHr skyline uf lIir1IrH r1.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

Were you ever feycrish with the
utFlre 90 break through the pnl of iu.
cIlla' ana TO bound Into the vortex
on excitement and 10 laugh. sing on
u"h'e With the abandonment OF pont
~ pleasure hunger? You have oXper
hcehccd this rebellion against en-.
forced cnnui the past vacation and
dreamed dreams of the social season
TINS lall. Confess you have The
long abstinence from gayot,. that ma
~ the apringiimc. seem 20 be- wise
provision In the great economic
scheme. certainly has another phase
Whcn considered from a pOst.vacation
viewpoint Quiet aud rest become
iiksomc when the autumn broezps
WIN the blood 10 cXhiliaratiOn. when
the card tables call, the tea tables
aud gussipy friends are eagerly sought
when music sets the pulses lcaping
aud the shop windows call To the
dominant love tor things beautiful
This week society stands IN the ycstl
hulc at the greatest season Ahuuuof.
cue has ever known. and with the
swinging open OF the gates OF the
FIRST state fair, society will Dee wholly
entered into the l0ng-CraNed excite
men ana pleasure az the INST state
social season The shop windpWs are
rapidly being denudrd ol tho exquisite
creations, that Tor the past month
have held shop gnzcrs in hypnotic
trance. aud The better half of society
hcing. ut course. tho feminine half
dons the festive Rarh that gives clio.
quoni outward expression Ia the
nate rciuycnacy and atmospheric houy.
anry uf the harvest time
There h. autumn In the mir
do not know from whore
" comes nor Why know.
llui the full winds that blow
Are done with summer rest.
And the colors in the breast
on the strong hills grow d'cp
with shadows that slow creep
Toward winter"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
Veterans 10 entertain Ladies'.

TIC uhlNaIrV OF sOldIerhOOd VIII
be demonstrated next Saturday even.
ing when the veterans of The q X
Warren Post OF the g. A r. viii enter.
tain the ladies on the Woman's Relief
Corps, the ladies of John A. Logan
Circle OF the @ A r. at camp frs
and supper In the A o. H. w hall
The Sons of Veterans will also be in.
vitees OF the evening, but tho ladies'
will he the honor guests. and the af.
fair viii he In the nature Of delicate
compliment and expression Of appre
citation from their comrades Of The
posi- for the countless hananoia nnd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

toes and selected the Nn'thi i'dN'l" We
tho CITY. whose names are guarantee
that the ball will be- all that the bril-
liant mncilnns OF years agone plus
the attendance of distinguished out
OF town visitors TO The present TAR
wcpb and the super joyful atmosphere
incident ic the first grand ball IN the
new state Those ayailing themselves
of the pleasure Of the occasion VIII
also have the satisfaction Of knowing
each ticket bought will aid the dcsti-
iuic IN our midst aud the prospects are
that society viii turn ont Zen massc
To attend tho bali both for selfish aud
altruistic motives Read the commit
tee list.
Floor committee. Mcssrs Ivan
Y n Kent. Or y. !. Alger
u l. Rogers, l.odis Held Music,
Mosdames Row Mcdonald John Lee
Clark Reception, Mr. AMI Mrs u "
Ray. Mr. and Mrs = T Mclaughlin,
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Grunsf"ld Mr.
ana Mrs =. W CLANCY. pr and Mrs
- II earns M and Mr. q l. Brooks
Mr. and Mrs solomon Luna. SIR and
Mrs. John BorIadnilc Mr. ana Mrs.
Harry WELLER Ne and Mrs lIcrnard
HELD. Mr. nni Mrs lsaac Barih. M
aud MIS- g l. Klock Mr ANA Mrs
Frank Wilson. M and Mrs Noa u.
field. Mayor ana Mrs = W Elder nr
and MIS- T. Mcqueen GRAY. Judge Nb
bolt. Mrs BitincI Punch committee.
Mrs Ilarr, Ice Mrs pnllock Miss
Saint Printing and advertising com.
Hittoe. Mcsdamos ~ u Ray. Isaac
iAuh. Felix Lester Frank Wilson
Chadhournc Honeywell Harry wcillcr.
Woolscy Miss Hickman. Mrs y ".
earns. Mrs liittnor. Mrs \ Chavez.
Mrs ROY Mcdonald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

entertainments rendered ht iHc ladies'
The menu has been planned by the
hosts VII Ice spread and ..ryod by
The hosts and the program lc camp
IRE viii also be their Contributions
he feature Of the event will bc the
to G. X Wo,u post "
@ silh DAG the glit of I.|ac Ira \
Abbott Who will addrcs .Ir gather.
Ing ana GA behalf oI o.. post. the
patriotic Instructor. Cu Edward
johnson viii respond Zoo speech of
acceptance Tine committee on ar.
Engagements Tor the campfire ami SUP
per are col Johnson. oN GOV " s.
slower ana United States Chaplain
HARDWOOD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

That the University students are 10
nr educated In patriotism aud their du.
ties OF citizenship Is evident by tho
series 81 lectures arranged by the
president for the coming semester An
able address hy Rev W. T. Warren of
81 lohn's Episcopal church on THE
Political Duty Of the College student"
last Montiav morning was rich In
Thought and Timely advice to tho
Young men aud wopon who had the
privilege az bearing BIN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
NJ. ooodmsn ltonoree a, card party.

pleasinglY artistic ln appointment
and merry In tone was the Ave hun.
drcd party given last saturday after
noon by Mrs y ~ earns compliidon.
tRry 10 her house guest. Mrs Charles
q Goodman. formerly Miss barbara
liuhbeil Vt this city Adjoining and
surrounding the card tables In every
available place we're briillanthucd au
tumn flowers. and gr"Pncry lending
gay atmosphere Ia the pleasure
place where at three tables thc gam"
was wsgrd TO an accompaniment OF
girllsh laughter and conversation tiil
the score closed with Miss Grace Bor.
radaile winner OF the hrst prize and
Miss irene Borders owner a. the rcn
ISOLATION souvenir After being RECALLED
With a delicious luncheon the guests
dispersed iu The late afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

The Fuotc store on central avenue
VIII have a special DudE stlr Next
SatHui1y Tor thc b,urh. %. .H. Home
Mission society OF the HslWn1 Meth
uiist ,hurcl Through the rpJ.
o' ihr homogeneous tho hII. %. Hr
society viii have charge ol .U, .Iu.
and cycry pound .oll viii old tb,. bon
their phiIIu'hfoWc work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

Mrs Benson Newell. the charming
bride Of a month Just returned from
the honeymoon trip and Miss Elsie
Myers lately home from ST Louis,
VIII be the honor guests az an after.
noon festivity next Saturday after.
noon ut the home of Mrs Guy Rogers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
MIss hinhhs 70 entertnIn.

4 society junction, to which sixteen
popular card players OF the younger
sci have received invitations, Is the
five hundred party ia occnr next Fri.
day evening at the home Of Miss lean
Hubhs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
Charity BALI

The announcement that the Nom.
Sociarian Benevolent society will ON.
terrain during the fair and that the
function Is 90 he another of the grand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
Rlrthdax cnlehration.

MOI all Ihc society functions hap
pen IN H1Hlt circles And MOI half
The iun enjoyed by sophisticated
pleasure cookers as Ia the realm Of
iuvonilit, where safety IN an I'm.
known quantity where native cNub.
orancc g. GOOD form. and nO one IN
danger of slipping into boredom
Witness .ur gay celebration Of his
nfh birthdIu innivcrsary hv Master
Arnold bradford lasr Saturday after
noon Fi'l"ou wee guests Of kinder.
garten age wore present 10 assis. ln
the celebration and crowd The ileetlng
minuis Niih iun The bradford home
VAS ahlazc with patriotic decorations
Of flags and bunting The fouug host
was assisted boz the entertainment of
his company by his mother. Mrs Eliza.
beth Brad ord the popular vocalist
whose iine soprano voice was never
FWectcr than when tho singing nurs
cry songs Tor tlp kiudcrgArton "a mes
In which tho liulp FOLK frGllcked The
old time faVurlios wore made now
with The zeal ul Dee participants To
the CREEPY piano music. the mice
came creeping creeping" while the
slN old cat laii Ice wait AMI "rohhlod
ihrm M as they passed Marches.
drills, SONGS aul games were punctu.
hird with rlcr'Ul EXPLANATIONS as the
afternoon WofU away al too soon Tho
triumph of ihu party was the really.
truly party when the hostess passed
thc beautiful birthday cake. guarded
W hyc 'lamln- candies. 90 .nch guest
in llow out Light and cot slice
supplemented Do. ices nnd goodies tho
,aho was q feast AMI quickly domol.
lshcd hy approclaiivc samplers on
leave taking DE invltcos Expressed
ia" wish for the host 10 have q birth
haL oVorN month
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

Quotations on subject OF Good
Reading
CLUB conversation 'Thy Practice
os Reading Nluud ~ Nlipo u lomo
Life Egpgrlall. i0f children Doe.
thc Public Library NDoI % tu'iIr.us
Reading Room
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
Blaet Face vaudevill, and Dance.

Come. lll yc lovers of un and frolic
Come 20 the Masonic .rHplo FrIdny
evening The barriers az exclusive
ness are lowered AMI non. Masons ar
non.mcmhois OF the Eastern star will
be- welcomed even morc cordially than
those IN the fold Tho program In
charge of Mi W y GrImmcr will be
n repetition Of the minstrel show
by the hivh school Youths given re-
Gently IN Colombo hail At the con.
cluslon Of the song, dance ana Joke
numbers on tho platform those who
have not laughed too excessively
will engage In ball room dancing 10 be-
inspired by the III Mnu,o orchestra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
Beta Gamma" Sorority Organized

Another sorority OF the live wire"
variety has been organized this week
among The girls OF tho University ln
fact The Varsity girls are acquiring
the habit Of organizing Last week
a basketball team aud history club
were ORGANIZED and early this week
the now Greek letter sorority has
sprung into existence Kings blue
and HIGHT blue are the colors To OFF,
cially represent the "floia Gammn"
that promises 10 he v power IN social
und litcrary circles Of aiudcnthood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

n balls for which THIS so
m cioty IL famed as an
NJ event par excellence
n OF the season. will thru
I the society deyOtoes as
few announcements
cnnid AZ the regular
nrst of tho month business
meeting Of tho society yesier'
das morning. definite at.
rnngemcnts we're made Tor
thY ball To occur "Wednesday
evening In the Elks bali
room Mrs. 4 ~ McGaney,
chairman OF the arrangcm tnt
com hlttcc. has named the
appointccs OF the suh.comml'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04

In tH, Bornalillo county schools Tor
tho past Two years and FOR the past
two N.trf. and for the past
90 NrrnfII, society rditrrss. MIR Pat
ridge .s one Of Alhuqucruuc's rising
Young men. being responsible office
ntihch" pf the Occidental Life InEur-
Encr company
After brief absence Mr. aud Mrs.
PHtridg. .'ll return next week to re-
side iu tl.s city Mrs Partridge will
contiuu. u newspaper work
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-05-04
$<
Shed Five Years

When you put on a High
Art Suit for Young Men,
you put off five years in the
way they feel on you and in
the way you feel in them.
They radiate Youth. Thew
generate Optimism. They
quicken the pulse and tighten
the step, because they are ir-
reslstloly young-mannish in
curve and contour.
Tailored of all-wool fabrics
in picked patterns with the
crlspness and "chicness," that
young men dote on.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-10-22
PORCH POINTERS.
Mating and New Vases For the aAu-
tunn Sun Parlor.

Mating and New Vases For the aAu-
tunn Sun Parlor.
Mating that has been washed and
host its bright appearance may be
made fresh looking by painting if with
u mixture of shellac thinned with tur-
pentine to the consistency of varnish-
Paint one breadth at a time, following
the weave of the mating This mix
ture will dry quickly and will prevent
dust from sitting through the mating.
There is a rage among the fortunate
owners of verandas for vases of coarse
pottery filed with flowers or plants as
corner or wall decorations. so many OF
them being used that the outdoor living
room is turned into an autumn bower
Some verandas with stone floors have
basins or high fountains, where water
plays all day long In fact. the mod
ern American homemaker is copying
more and more the bits of comfort
OF old Spain.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-10-22

man ~ women desous Americas love Of the quaint and
of land There are tea
- never been thought OF
could WITH the golden
rsoft had nothing like them For
handsome accessories as
coffee might
served varieties and In ways char
NATIONS n % u - o~
or thr beverage rau<.. ,... -.
by
@ sugar OF iron and steel
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-10-22
A Woman's Way.

man awoke one night with a tooth
ache.
He groaned; he turned and twisted;
he howled; he sat up and lay down
again; he arranged his pillow and
pressed it against his face with anoth-
er groan.
His wife slept on and never moved.
He wanted attention he wanted
sympathy. and he groaned again.
Still she slept.
Injury added to the pain. 1t wasn't
reating fellow right TO sleep like
that when he was suffering with a
painful tooth. and he called her name
Still she slept.
He had groaned three times as loud
as he could. and she didn't awake.
Then the baby, in its crib in another
room. sighed softly in its sleep.
The woman was on her feet and,
standing beside its crib. anxious eyed,
in an instant.
And ! actually thought said the
I man, '.that she loved me most"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-10-22
FEATHERS INSTEAD OF FURs.
FROM THE GARDEN.
Dried Flowers and Herbs That May se
Put to Winter Use.

Dried Flowers and Herbs That May se
Put to Winter Use.
To make lavender sachets take a.
many flowers as possible, dry them
and prepare the following filing: One
pound Of lavender flowers and one
quarter Of a pound Of gum benzoin.
Pound these well together and add one
quarter of an ounce Of essence or Law
ender.
Toilet vinegars may be prepared by
sleeping the fresh blossoms in arc
matte vinegar, which may be purchas-
ed of any druggist. Rose petals in
season, carnations, violets. mignonette,
heliotrope, rosemary, lilacs or any aro-
matte flowers will make good toilet
vinegars. Steep 100 grams of petals in
one quart OF vinegar for about eight
days. A wide mouthed bottle WHICH
| is well corked and can be shaken up
occasionally should be used. Strain by
pressure and allow to stand TOT n
couple of days. then filter.
II you are troubled with insomnia
make a hop or pine needle pillow.
| OaIDer TIE HcCuIs-s piAS- III VA ASA>@
lock, make muslin interiining for
the pillow and add cover TO suNt he
taste
Slippery elm, which grows in most
woods, will supply a bark admirable
for poultices. Slippery elm bark is
also fine for son throat Make de-
coction by pouring a cupfui of boiling
water over teaspoonful of ground elm
bark When cold strain it and add
lemon juice and sugar. Gargle the
throat with this when needed
Parsley salve, which is good for sores
and burns. is made by simmering a
handful of chopped parsley in a tea-
cupful of lard In about twenty min
UteS strain through cheesecloth.
Birch bark may be peeled from trees
and taken home in sheets for the max
ing of holiday souvenirs.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-10-22

Judgment prevailed. however. as a Sec
ond glance showed me the width of
his shoulders and the suppleness OF his
limbs. | contented myself with an
angrily flung stone and heartfelt
invective, neither of. which seemed to
disturb The stolidity of the crafty saw
poo rs he disappeared within his tent.
But the one thing that impressed
me most about that Indian was this:
When he. opened his mouth his teeth
were as regular and as white as a bull
terriers And even now as | ponder
the enormity of this red mans crime
| cannot but admire his well kept
teeth. OF course he never used
toothbrush, and goodness knows why
fhey were white unless he had habit
of bone gnawing, like the dog, but
they were white and fine, and L re-
member them to this day.
Mothers. teach Your children to keep
their teeth clean; wives. insist on hub
by paying attention to his worries;
sweetheart. covertly suggest, if neces.
sary. that Archibald quit carrying his
:
toothbrush in his vest pocket and be-
gin to apply it where it will do the
most good.
If were a Tochinvar | would look
for a Venus who used Il toothbrush
.nore and rouge box less, maid
who But what's the use? i'm fat
| and forty and city broke.
Just the same couldn't love WON
an who didn't keep her teeth clean.
and il We're {! woman should insist
on the male end of the skit doing like
wise. Clean teeth mean good teeth
| with the help of the dentist. and good
teeth mean a fine digestion. Every
woman knows what an Al digestion II
a man means.
If YOU don't happen to realize don't
tempt fate by hoping to learn from
experience what it means to be mar
ried to a man with dirty teeth and NJ
digestion at all worth speaking about.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-10-22
NEEDLEWoRK NOTES.
Some Hints That Will Tighten the
HOUSEWIVES Gabors.

Some Hints That Will Tighten the
Housewives Gabors.
Large sized collar supporters will
keep ehildren's soft ribbon sashes
from having a ''stingy" appearance.
Get the largest size of celluloid or
bone supporters and put one in front
and one on each side of the sash
or more if the softness requires it,
Some wonderful effects are being
achieved with French knots. Whole
pieces of embroidery are worked in
nothing except these French dots.
Instead of using 40 or 80 thread
when sewing calicoes. ETC., on the ma
chine, use 60 or 20. and it will look
better and wear better. The two
threads give sufficient strength and
the finer thread imbeds itself in the
material and becomes almost like a
part of it, while the coarse thread.
being raised above the surface, is sub
jected to more wear.