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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
HAPPY HOGAN SURE
VERNON WILL WIN

Los ANGELES Oct awith TIGERS firmly planted
the
three weeks Uncle Happy Hogan the leader OF the
thing the Portland
the
that with pitchers better than time
while the
Portland his viii have all the
Wednesday afternoon
five OF the the local
Mcccde and HIS bunch VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
PUTS AN END TO INDIGESTION AND
A SOUR, Classy, UPSET STOMACH

Some folks have tried 10 long "a
find relief from Indigestion ana
Dyspepsia or nm out.ofordsr stom.
ach With the common every .ds y
cures advertised that they have
about made mp their minds that
they have something oise wrong
or believe theirs IN a case OF Merry.
BUSINESS, Gastritis. catarrh OF tho
Stomach or Cancer.
This. no doubt. In a serious mis-.
take. Your real trouble is. What
you eat does not digest. instead, II
formenis and Eoure. turns 20 acid.
Gas aud Stomach poison. which
putrefy In the digestive tract and
intestines. and. begidea. poison the
breath with Dauseoun doors.
A hearty appetite with thOrough
digestion. and without the slightest
discomfort or misery Of the stou,.
ach. Is waiting for you as soon a.
you decide 10 try Pape's Diapepsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

washington played steam-roller
stons on Lincoln high school satur.
day. rolling up score OF AZ to o.
The score could have been much
larger, but pcbic. maker Of cham.
ptonship teams. urged a kicking
game on the part Of the varsity, in
which II was again demonstrated.
though every one knew II before
hand. that Eakins' place rs punter
win have To be filled by compare
efvely mediocre man this season.
However. there IL little cause to
VERY on that account. Eakins Is an
exception. He's tho kind that IL
brought out Just once In an age. He
stcod head and shoulders over any
man that ever played In the North.
wet conference. and the chances
ar that pchie win develop puntcr
that can nearly match any ether In
the conference colleges this season.
even though he be not in the Eakins
GLASS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

A there In often some one In
your family who suffers an attack
Of Indigestion or some form 81
Stomach trouble. why don't you
keep some Dlapcpsin In the house
handyg
This harmless bleaxing will digest
anything you ran eat without the
slightest discomfort. and overcome
n sour. gassy Stomach five minutes
after.
Tell your pharmacist % let you
read the formula plainly printed on
these bO.eent cases OF Pape's Dia.
popain. then sou will readily zee
why II mlrgea Indigestion, Sour
Stomach. Heartburn and other dis.
iress go In five minutes aud re-
licvcr nj once such miaeriee as
Beiching OF Gas. Fluctuations Of
sour. undigestsd food. Nausea.
Headache. Dizziness. Constipation
and other stomach disorders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
when the frost IL orthe pumpkin
And tho corn In II the shock.
'Tia then tho fans assemble
Around the stove aid knock


Tia then the fans asembie
Around the stove ga hnoc3.
Weaver candy eaose
HIS recent slump.
Thomas POLICEMAN bounced from th
the police
fire department game.
King that n. 10 learning to play ehes'
ssuden. named Betting candidate University
Illinois He'd make good partner for wahp and 5lugg
Jimmy cisbby Will soon sail Auss TO knuokies
against some ribs Of the antpodeans
wonder Bender. Hines. ..
80 often In tho fai9
Connie Mack worlds
series this year
London will sahteub baseball Isass
Saturday games.
hs boxing Into nsh,
Athletic club tho regular syeIng thee rather
pulled off No preimnarIes
the principals appean fact the as ntermsaion
ckds
there
dernc from the merit OF the show chApays taeepe
fsr Jack johnson 10 bury are the
that the punches sent by ambitious
spsnl s e n s's c edo" strikes % but reAs'
Keep that right in front Of face. boy"
"Rp In with the left fellow and fea font
that right down He could have copped you then. SAY"
"rme Here shorty you box the bis fellow" pa another bout
red uehts Chef certainly py nossy boxer
likely oAia the winter
msea Right getting pupils khaps 10 take
ody Hisons Of the Tigers ohor live In
tho East will journey New York to see the big show
osy bio Ter fielder Doc nissn dsis. pitcher
both Of tbs Tacoma Tiger staff viii take in the bs
Giants and the Athisties
II would b awful Joke after al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

II YOU once wear them YOU
viii never forget the pleasing
distinctive style. the graceful
lomfortable III. the lasting
fape. the elosc-fitting collar.
Ne smooth-Iying lapel. the
frfectly poised sleeves. the
in edges. the carefully work
button-holes and all the
ser quality marks OF salts
Mon that you never expect
'fnd in any but high-priccd
eNes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
SIS !; ! s18

0F all the clothes you have seen adver-
- tised as all-wool it is not hard to re-
member Clothcraft, when you know it is the
only line guaranteed Atwood at medium
prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
STANDINGS

Have your bsils collected. West.
ern Collection Co. 40 ". Y. Block.
Main 6i6s sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

How you can get them all
in Clothcraft Clothes at SIS
and SIS is explained BY Cloth
craft Scientific TaiIpring
methods, which save time and
cost without sacrificing quail
iiy.
See the results Of these
methods in the clothes them
selves, consider the guaranty.
then figure for yourself tho adj
vantages Clothcraft Clothes
give you in quality and price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

4 sssas~s ssssssss.is Is /
H~nkie ara Mosrs. o'I.saxhlln and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

We had getting a start. Take a
good peep az the percentages table.
because Northwest league percent
age tables viii be about a. scarce
as hens teeth until rcxs April.
With Blaine Gordon. star pitcher
for the Tigers. and Charley Fuller.
ton. Dave Dugdale's young prize
package. on the firms lines. the
teams put up pretty nice exhibit
ton OF the national game at the
local park yesterday. Score 8 70 I
in favor OF the Giants In the sec
ond Melvor. the recruit. grabbed =
victory away from Soathpaw Fred
Annis, 7 TO T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

\ al s~ourd W in blaze Of glory.
oer Giants hook both games from
~ Tigers. and the Pippins lest a
eeooe ore to the Indiana So we
~ the season IN third place. which
lss't bad at siI eonsidsring the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

The indians took the last game Of
the aeason from the Pippins ysster-
day BY the skin Of their teeth. Is
TO IA. Bob brown and his Indians
had an easier time with tho Island.
ers at Everett, winning 10 20 /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

y.ee4s1 siisssIss-ast q /,
uht~ts anf t.s~fs. Lake and Grindls.
The Ordway new era., 1911-10-20
Household Hints

When nshbone is stuck in ones
throat the proper thing is to hand the
sufferer lemon. If it is sucked for
little while the bone will move on
In one case it succeeded after the bone
had been in the throat two days.
Another use for lemon Juice is to
remove warts. This is done by drop.
ping it on twice day.
To retain the color and gloss of a
white silk blouse after washing put a
teaspoonful Of alcohol into the rinsing
water. This keeps it from turning yell
low and gives it when ironcd the gloss
of new silk.
To clean the lace yoke and sleeves
of waists sprinkle the lace freely with
powdered boraX, then roll it up and
fasten with pins. Let it remain for
at least twelve hours, then shake out
and brush with clean soft brush.
To remove ink stains from carpets
take saucer of fresh milk and a
clean soft rag. Renew the milk If
necessary and wash finally with clean
water.
To take coffee stains from any ma
terial rub little glycerine into the
stain and then wash with hot soap
and water
The Ordway new era., 1911-10-20

TO prevent milk from scOrching
when it is being boiled sprinkle a lit
tie sugar into the saucepan after the
milk is poured into it. Do not stir
the milk even though the pan is a
very thin one. The milk will not burn,
but will leave the saucepan as clean
as If only water had been in it.
The Ordway new era., 1911-10-20
BARGAIN Sale

S. g. White Leghorns, s. yearling
hens (the Mandy Lee strain), from the
yards of Geo. II. Lee. Wonderful lay
ers. Phone Toltec S23 or write Mrs.
E. NJ. Robinette, Ordway, Colo -4t3l
The Ordway new era., 1911-10-20
Notice to Growers

In less than a week l will be ready
to thresh your cucumber and canta-
loupe seed. Get your order in early.
e. Z. HOsler.
The Ordway new era., 1911-10-20
AppleS for Sale

Bulk apples, 40 cents per box. Jon
athan apples, so cents per box. At tn
West orchard, Olney Springs, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1911-10-20
For Sale

At bargain, lots on Otero avenue
between Third and Fourth streets.
Address S. d. Brosius, Pueblo. Colo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
! ! A.R||:.M|||0!

Dlaczego cierpicie " mi1czeniu!
Tysiace Rodak6w odzyska}o
zdrowie swe i SHY. gdyz OH
ufali iwierzyli we mnie. Eaten
wierzcie we mnie!P
zaraz. Tub piszcie pc polsku c
porade W d~olegliwosciach Wa.
szycl,, fp6ki jeszczc ME jest "a.
p6zno. Wasza tajemnica bedzie
moja ~tajcmp;ca, ia chce tyiko
VAN dopom6dz. Zwr0ccie sic
do 1nnie W kazdej kwestyi jesz-
cze dzisiaj a ia odpowiem
Wan Darm0!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
Torturowany przez Is lat,

1855 =ts .lE
przez lekarstwo powodujace chor
robe zo}adka, kt6re tumanl}o dok-
tor6w i sprzeoiwi{o SIG wszyst1im
lekarstwom jake pr6bowa}, John
W.. Modders,z M~oddersville, Mich.
zdaws}: SIG wyvokowac. Mus'a}
sprzedaG swa farme i przesta6 pra-
cowat. lego sasiedzl m6wili, ze
non dfuzej rye ME NOTE. ,,Co-
kolwyiek ri adfem ro,straja}o moie",
pisse on, ,,dcpdta I'D ME spr6bowa :
lem Electric Bit,ers, kt6re dzia}a}y
cudownie ma mnie tax re teraz moge
je6t p,trawy ktdrych ME mogtem
iea6 cd lat. Jest to prawdziwie
sfawne lekar-two IA choroby zo-
}adka". TAX samo dobre ia vatro-
be j nerki. Kazda butelka gwaran
10 ans. Tylko SOC v aptece ID. =.
kowalexskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
Czytaicie b,a;5rdzo ciekawe
=: POWIESCI p. t.:

..Dwie zony pod jedna strzecha" (dachem) ca}o66 obej-
.muje l15 %zeszyt6w. t.<
..Kr6lOWaa Wanturnica' ca}o6t 85 ~zeszyt6w.
ma oftarzu mifoSci" SO %zeszyt6w.
.NienawiSG a mifoSc" 81 z%eszyt6w.
,Groby SybirskieF' 102 %zeszyt6w.
,WolnomularZe' czyli tajemnice loz maso6skich. II zes7.
,,Fata]ny tron'' 1U3 %zeszyt6w.
..Oblubienica Wenecka" 70 z~eszyt6w.
,,Ojciec Gapoh" SO %zeszyt6w. :
,,Liona" czyli nieszczeSiwa piekna grzesznica. 81 zes1yt.
,.Niewinnie ma szubienice skazana". 102 zeszyt.
,,Porwane dziecie' III zeszyt6w.
,,Mafgorzata" 1o2 %zeszyt6w.
Polecam wiele innych powiesci jake kto zazada. Je'
den zeszvt kosztuje 10 %ameryka6, cent6w. 20 hol. 20 len
10 koj. Nadto juz Prawie "a darmo wyselam ~ zeszytow
powie5ci ilustrowanych kryminalnych, DO tylko. "a 5O
cent, ameryk. kt6ra to kwote prosze pos}ae markham pocz~
towemi W liscie k}6re p%rzyjmuiez w~szystkich KRAKOW H.
cze jake got6wke.
TIE p~owiesci maja wielka wartosc ~literacka W niczem
ME obrazaja uczuc estetycznych i NIGGA bye przez kazde'
70 czytano,
Adresowa6 listy prosze:
Jan Bystryk
Majdanie~-Kolbuszowskim
Galicya -- Austrya - Europa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09

- JeZell uZlSIdj ZdpldCAClo
to nalez4 do mnie, jak zas
ME zap}acicie dis, to sobie
lie 6ciagnie kupiec, kt6remu
hipoteke sprzeda}em!
- A gdziez mieszka tea
kupiec?
= Ably wan pom6dz, to 60
kaze prosi6 do siebie!
- Zlitujcie sic mad IONA j
matka drobnych i choruia-
cych dzieci!
Zamiast odpowiedzi, zasz-
wargota} Berek do drugiej
|izby cos przez drzwi, a Laj-
bek wymknaf sic tylnemi
drzwiami, ably wkr6tce po~
wr6cic z Mendlem kt6rego
W drodze pouczy}, jaka ma
role odgrywac. Pc kilku mi
nutach wchodza Lajbek i
Mende].
- Panic Mendel, jezeli
MONA, - tax prosi Berek,
pom6zcie tel biednej ko-
biecie!
jake ia mam pom6dz?
Prosi 8 daisy termin
az 20 zniwa.ch do. zapEatY "a
|leglych. procent6wl
- Me mogel
- Pamietajcie. panie!-pro-
81 z placzem Magdalena, =
10 mi MEGA wzieli ma wojne
i zostawil mnie biedna W do
mu z czworglem drobnych
dzieci, kt6re nadto choruja!
Ma to odparl Mendel: - l
ia nam dzieci i music sic o
ME starac; jezeli ME zaptaci-
Gle dzisiaj, oddam vase Cos
podarstwo ma ~sprzedaz, ina
czei ME moge, DO easy z}e
podczas wojny!
- Panic Mendel! - odez'
wal sic Berek "nie czyhcie
tego, DO koszta egzekucyi
subhastacyi uczyni1yby prey
%najmniej 100 talar6wl
= ia musze mice pienia.
DE, DO inaczaj mnie sfantu-
jail adye!
z temi Slowly odszed} Men
del, z~ostawiwszy " rozpaczy
Magdalene, kt6ra zblad}a !
bez wiedzy pad1a ma hawke
pod scjana, w czasie gdy
Berek podawa} jej woody
szepta} mu Laibek do ucha;
l. Teraz zrobisz interes, be
zmiek}a jak wosk!
- Moi Boze! coz poeczne'
Il jeka}a Magdalena, ocuca.
lilac sic 20 slabo6ci.
- Nj, kiedy Mendel ME
ma milosierdzia, to Berek ME
taxi! - ~przymawia jej szal-
bierz, ~ uspok6jcie sie, po'
mnua IN nom0pe. KOszta eg.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
C6z tn poczac?
(Cjag dalszy.)

= BabskO re Wsl tam ME
:: :,:., vie o prawie j sprzeda ci
N" ~wszystko, albo napisze week
~ sci. Lycz OTTO idzie mimo ok
Azez ponem! oni tam,
,. o..oe+u ma; wymkne eie!
.,. Lecz zosta1 ma pogOto-
Gem wieksza sic robi bieda,
tenn lepiej ola Zyda, czy ME "u'
Lajbek schowal sic do prsy-
wiesz?
,o, ~ bocznej izby, a Berek przyj
drzwi pierwszej stancyi, a '
;o kt6ra pokornie przedstawia
klein ujrza1 Lajbka swegc ~
zenie O miloaierdzie prosi,
przyjaciela sp6lnika. WV
~. obiecujac, ze pc zniwach "a
o-.,-. ~ ;o,uot n;ou;o. p}aci procenta.
sta z Swierkowca? Mo]a Kocnano acn'
Pr N nn;e szuka? ko! odpowiada Berek, u
To; maj twin d}uzni- dawajac wsp61czucie, ciez-
klein, poszedl ma wojnel ke to czasv l MOI syn Ca"
Ono ~; niesia nienia- ma wo]niel straci}em DUO
d16w3 %pieniadz6w u luczi i ME mo-
: Chez ce unrosic, abys ge wan pom6dz!
ozoka} Prosze tylko Q cierpli-
Nie bed,s czeka)L4ezs@= wo6G az pc zniwacb, j. az nj
Mnsiszz. DO talk bravo sic maciora oprosilS zlitujoie.
rOzkazuiel: ! II $.=1A.#"s4c lshe!. ~. %, .# Em # 4"
##m~-@ aSAa ~ A@A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09

100 talar6w. P6jde do do
brych ludzi j bede szuka1
pieniadz6w. Moze co WYE
brze, lecz beda zadali okrop-
nych procent6w, DO to VOL
ma, a kazdy ohowa pieniadze
i niechce po&yczacl
- Juz chetnie zap}ace pro.
centa, bylebym sic ocali9a
pred sprzedaza naszego gos'
podarstwa. Panic Berku Eli
tujcie sic!
mi, poczekaicie!" odpo.
wiada Ber4k i wychodzi z IL
by.
Tymczasem rozpocza} Laj-
bek rozmowe i wybada} z
Magdaleny, re opr6cz 20 ia
lar6w u Berka jeszcze ma
zaplacic 10 talar6w u Rom
bauma, bylego pisarza sado
wego W miescie.
al wall" zawo}a} Lajbek,
Ito dopiero odzieracz i ga
nef! (zlodziej!) Rombaum "a
zyc;a z zywego cz}owieka
zdziera pasy i niezlituje sic
mad ubogim, chociazby umie'
raj pred jego oczami!"
"Niewiem nawet, gdzie
mieszka!" narzeka Magdale-
ma.
"Pokaze wan i zaprowadze
do jego mieszkania, skoro
Berek powr6ci, 30 mi was
zal!"
"Niech wan Pan Bog ma
orodz;," "a1< '#xoH
w tel chwili powr6ci} Be-
rex i 20 dfugiem wy)iczaniu
r6znych ludzi; u kt6rych nj
by szuka1 pieniedzy,, wyt}u-
maczy1 z%atrwozonej Magdale-
ME, ze tylko u jednego cz}o'
wieka znalaz1 pieniadze; lecz,
ze tenze zada 30 talar6w "a
przys}uge.
"Juz to z procentami "a
leg}emi?" pyta SIZE cjcha
Magdalena.
"Ej p6zniej sic obrachuje~
my, jak wasz MAJ powr6cil"
odpowiada Berek. "C6z chce-
Gle robie? lepiej zgodzic sic
ma SO talar6w, jak zaplacit
100 tai. "a egzekucya i SUBJ
haste i jeszcze straci6 wszy~
stko. Otto papierek, podpisz'
Gle sic i idzcie sobie spokoj-
ME do domu!"
Biedna Magdalena, ME
wiedzac co roof, praystapi1a
do stolu j podpisata weksel
ma 70 ta!ar6w " miejscu jej
Z .~..r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
. WYTNlJCIE TEN ARKUSz


Do Observation-Disclosures Ia
! k}adu Lekzniczego
"tho Coils N. Med. Inst
Przeylam Doktorowi 3D.
ipowiedz no Jego pytania i;
!prosze zawiadomic mnie
l~odwrotna poczta z zupe}na
iotwartoscia, co jest w}asci-
vie re nina? Czy Dokt6r!
moze mnic wylezyc, czy tel
ichoroba moja jest niewylc-
lczalna?Prosze Doktora pre-
s}ac mi dya-
ignoze d~ogliwosci moich.
Im,e I nazw,sko. ...........
]AO'Cc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-09
ODPOWIEDZ DOKkADNIE MA
TIE PYTANIA, WYTNSClE ITEM
ARKUsz, 1 PRzESL1JC1E GO 2
LISTEN.

Czy jest jaka choroba dziedziczna W
Waszej Rodninie? -.
Jak dfugo j~estescie chorzy?... 80.
Czyscie ulegli kiedy jakiemu wypad-
Czy stan Wasz sic pogarsza ?. ......
Czy czujecie sic prZygnebieni?.. ....'
Czy latwo sic lekacie .............
Czy boil Was g}owa, i W kt6rym
miejscu Z. ......:.
Czy krew Wan uderza do glowy, j
jak czesto?.
Czy uczuwacie SUM w uszach? .....
Czy oczy Was bola?..
Czy widzicie czarne PLAINLY pred
oczami?.. 80. ..........
Czy jezyb Wasz jest oblozony?. .....
Czy muscle czesto spluwac? $3.50.
Czy plujecie krwia, i jak czesto?....
Czy Vase gard}o jest zapalone czy
spuchniete?. .......
Czy doznajecie lechtania W gardle?.
Czy %jestescie chorzy ma katar?..:....
Czy stolec Wasz jest regularny?....
Czy process trawienla jest dobry? 49,.
Czy uczuwaoie ucisk pc jedzeniu 2.
Czy tracicie ia ciele?.
Czy cierpiliscie kiedy ma goraczke?.
Czyscie byli kiedy dotkonieci choroba
weneryozna
Opiszcie ja........ ............
Czy macie jake wyrzuty ma ciele p.
w kt6rych miejscach ?. ..........
Czy cierpicie ma hemoroidy?.. .......
Czyscie sk}onni do zaziebien?. ......
Czy moze %jestescie chorzy na p}uca?
Czy kaszlecie, i kiedy?..
Czy uczuwacie kiedy ostry b6l W
piersiach
w kt6rem miejscu?.
Czy uczuwacie Dol W krzyzach?....
Czy W bokach?.
Jakiego rodzaju jest ten b6l?........
Czy rece. nogi, lub inne czesci cia}a
So spuchniete?.
Czy uczuwacie kiedy zimno?.
Czy uczuwacie jake b6le wewne-
0uAAo
Czy macie dobry apetyt?. ...........
Czy jecie regularnie?
Czy jecie bardzo duzo miesa?.
Czy pijecie bardzo DUO kawy, Tub
+, herbaty?.
Czy uzywacie DUO alkoholicznych
Evening star., 1911-08-24

being quite as well chosen as tin.
Books are the best selection for the
leather event. The binding should be
at least half levant, and single leath-
ar hound volumes are in good taste.
Pocketbooks, belts, travelling bags.
sofa cushions and library table covers
Of leather are all suitable. For the
crystal wedding. useful and ornamen-
tai pieces OF cut glass. bits OF Bo-
hemian tinted glassware. anything In
glass for the dining room. parlor or
toilet table, IL certain to be apprectat-
ed. When 1t comes to china and silver
the selection Ia too wide to require
even q suggestion. Ivory weddings are
rare. but for presents there are some
exquisite bits In the Japanese. Chinese
and oriental shops. Ivory-handled
parasols, canes and hand-carved
canoes In rare settings are handsome
gifts.
Golden ana diamond anniversaries
call for unusual celebrations A cou-
pie that has travelled this far along
fife's highway together 10 worthy 10
congratulations Of friends. and should
30 handsomely remembered- By no
mooa0 should the golden wedding 0oH
pao0 without 0oune sort Of foe6vteS.
WhioA may - - elaborate - II
1xsagfh Of <hozoG1nsiDaas18AAnaQ
Evening star., 1911-08-24
DraWnWork Ideas.

When making drawnwork be careful
not to put too many different stitches IN
one piece of work. II possible, use
wooden frame to hold it firmly. Begin
ners should try for the first piece dolly
made of butchers linen, with hem-
stitched border.
Decide the depth you wish to work, ana
carefully cut the threads to that deptn
on all sides. next to the nem II the
corners Draw out the cut threads.
Use one-half-inch squares Tor comes
and -quarter-inch squares for nano-
kerchiefs, making three rows OF "orA
in depth.
Cut one-half inch, leave one-half inch,
and repeat until the squares are lormeo:
Draw three rows from side to side II
you desire a complete border tne re-
naming squares to be drawn have their
threads cut at the edge of the center
square and pulled from the center to the
hem. With fine cotton sew around the
inner border and center square NOW
you have the linen in small blocks OF
thread and holes 1t is well to whip over
ali the edges of the solid blocks to make
them firm. Fasten the thread in the mid
die of the lower edge of the htght-hand
corner and proceed with the simplest
stitch.
Divide the strands on each side into
three portions. Carry the needle over
to the side, catch into the middle OF the
side and throw the thread over the point
Next, carry it directly above and sep
arate one-third Of the strands from the
rest; throw the strand over the needle
point to make another twist 1t IS a
loose underdrawn buttonhole stitch. Go
to the left side in the same way and
finish at the bottom of the square by
twisting the needle about the first thread
and fastening to the edge of the hem.
Oversew the edge finely until you come
to the next vacant block. The spider
stitch is made by using darning stitch
and weaving in , circle twice around the
little square and knotting the thread
when it goes over or under.
The flower stitch is made by taking
two strands of one side Of the square
and two on the next side. and, with
darning stitch. weaving them together
six times Take the two midofe threads
of the four you have been using and draw
them together three times: this will make
one petal of the flower; the other six are
merely repetitons of the former stitch.
Each block of linen, If this stitch is
used, must be made into flower Defore
another stitch is used.
Butterflies are woven In by using the
darning stitch. Begin with six for the
body and widen until the wings are the
desired size; curve slightly.
In drawnwork the number and conbt-
nation Of stitches aresalmost endless. You
can secure designs, patterns and direc-
tions for working at any of the large
stores that sell art needlework
At the present time, besides using
drawnwork doilies on polished tables, II
is one of the best decorations for fine
towels.
This embroidery is put upon damask
designed huckaback. mummy cloth, bas-
ket weave, Irish lenen and bird s-eye
linen
One end is embroidered. The best taste
inclines to the plain, hemstitched border.
Flour-de-lis and vines are sometimes en-
broidered on the hemstitched borders.
The towels are drawn from Mexican in
sertions and solid embroidery is used with
this.
Many beautiful effects are thus OBJ
tanned.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
REMOVING her SKIN
From the Feminine Worldly

The quickest and surest way to
make a good complexion out of bad
one is to actually remove the thin
veil of faded or discolored outer skin
from the face This can be done east
ly, safely and privately by any wom-
an. The process is one Of gentle abb
sorption.
Get an ounce of pure mercolized
wax from your druggist and apply it
at night like cold cream, washing it
off in the morning. In a few days
the incredible in the wax will have
absorbed the dishguring cuticle, re-
vealing the fresh young skin under
meath; you will have a beautiful, clear,
natural complexion. The process is
pleasant and harmless, making the
face look brilliantly attractive and
youthful It also effectually removes
such blemishes as frcckles. tan. moth
patches. liver spots, pimples, etc.
Every woman should keep a little
mercolized wax on hand, as this SIM
pie, old-fashioned remedy Is the best
complexion beauti6er and preservsr
known.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
Wedding Anniversaries.

Quite a difference OF opinion exists
as to the correct order OF wedding an
niversaries The generally accepted
arrangement In conmemorating these
happy events IL: First year. paper;
nth year, wooden; tenth year. tin;
twelfth year. leather: dfteonth year.
crystal: twentieth year. china; twenty
NTH year. silver: thirtieth year. ivory:
fortieth year. wooaen; forty-dfth year.
silk: fiftiefh year. golden. and seventy
NTH year. diamond
In sending gifts for these various
occasions. something In accordance
with the above rule should be selected.
Among the most appreciated gifts for
the paper wedding ID . subscription for
good magazine. q water color or
etching. . crepe paper luncheon set or
anything having paper 40 Its basis
Tkers are 90 many pretty aad useful
art1oass ef weod tha& THE selsetien .
0ooy. For ne tn wedding Kitchen
Wa9o = oDDSups1a4A Any kitch0 otsn.
n q IN ogaaA a1noannR an3- 1ra13eo