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Evening journal., 1911-05-18

Way More The persistent and regular
use Of s-grain hypo-nuclane tablets win
after the first few weeks. increase the
weight l to pounds week while they i'm
prove the blood that you may have pink
cheeks, red lips and sparkling eyes. the
same as your more fortunate friends These
hypo-nuclane tablets are useful in case Of
indigestion, nervousness, sleeplessness etc
Directions accompany each sealed package
Too stout.-The best and only safe fat
reducer that I have been able to find. and
one which is almost invariably successful
is Glycol- -arbolene 1 o.. aromatic elixir 8
ozs Mix: take teaspoonful after each
meal for three days, then increase 20 two
After reducing, you should be careful to
will reduce your weight at least 80 pounds
Beile:-Yes, 1 can tell you Of a fine H.
quid preparation Of saponihed oils superior
to soap, for shampooing. It is put up in
bottles ready for use and is called fluid
cottozone.
Relief:-For the relief and cure Of tired.
swollen, aching. sweaty and calloused feet
use a teaspoonful Of vilane powder and
tablespoonful Of salt 10 a gallon Of hot
water. Immerse the feet from 10 to 10
minutes every night or morning. This gives
grand feeling Of relief. and soon enables
one 70 be on their feet all day.
Mr.. S. Wa convalescent tonic is need
cd in your case since you have never re.
gained strength and nervous force after
arising from the sick bed. Weakness after
arising, too free perspiration catching cold
with the least exposure. irregular appetite.
blues and general all gone feeling are some
of your symptoms. The following is a tonic
unsurpassed for such conditions and may be
used by man. woman or child with aston
ishing benefits: Syrup hypophosphites
compound ozs., tincture cadomene com
pound ! OF. mot cardamon) Mix. shake
well and take a teaspoonful before or after
meals and at bedtime. II your weight is
below normal, also take grain hypo-nu.
clane tablets.
Mrs. n. A.;-Your headache is caused by
the bad case Of nasal or head catarrh. any.
one can cure eatarrh by using a simple nos.
tril wash daily consisting Of a half tea.
spoonful Of antiseptic vilane powder mixed
with a pint Of lukewarm water. Snuh
this mixture into the nostrils and gargle the
throat until all humps and accumulations OF
catarrhal matter are removed This en-.
splitting. etc Get a Bounce package o.
vilane powder Also use ointment made
/ by mixing a level teaspoonful Of vilane
powder with ] OF. Of lard or vaseline. Ap
/ ply twice daily 10 the nostrils. Take g.
grain sulpherb tablets to purify the blood
Malaria The symptoms you describe in
/ dicate malarial conditions and a serious in
activity Of the liver and bowels. drows
ness. languor, weakness, coated tongue, in
famed eyes. yellow spots on the skin dry
and itching skin nervousness. melancholia
etc The case has become chronic but thil
prescription viii correct and make you well
| Fluid extract mandrake drams. compound
/ ! o. aromatic syrup rhubarb 4 ozs Mi,
/ and take from 12 20 ] teaspoonful 8 70
times daily. Keep up from TO 8 weeks
and write me again.
Evening journal., 1911-05-18

/ TO three quarts Of warm water Let
the curtains stand in the solution for
about an hour.
II the seats Of caned chairs sag,
turn them upside down. wash well
with soapy water soaking so as 20
thoroughly wet them. and in drying
they will stiffen to almost II not quite
their normal condition
n for any reason the red bricks IN
your fireplace become discolored or
have white spots on them. rub them
full OF linseed oil. giving them all
they will absorb. and after a few ap-
plications the spots will disappear
To clean a net waist, put It into "A
two-quart fruit jar filled with gaso-
line. Be sure that II is we'll screwed
on Let Il stand over night In
the morning shake the can back and
forth. The motion will clean the dirt
out Of the waist.
To prevent dresses and other ar
ticles from becoming yellow with age
take a good sized pillow case and
blue II thoroughly, and place the
dress in H. When you open the blue
bag your dress will be as white ne
when you placed Il in
Punch holes I'm both ends OF nm
empty baking powder can to keer
scraps OF soap in This is handy
for washing dishes. as the soap can.
not come into direct contact with
them. and in this manner every scrar
OF soap can he utilized.
To remove grease spots from wal
paper take a piece Of blotting paper
and drop a few drops OF benzine on
f. Place the blotting paper on the
/ grease spot and place a hot iron on
the other side OF the blotter. holding
Il there several minutes.
n apples to he used for salad have
little flavor. sprinkle them after they
are cut up with a goodly amount o
lemon Juice 10 which a few cloves
have been added At the end Of hal
an hour add the mavonnaise. II viii
be a decided improvement
Evening journal., 1911-05-18
HINTS BY MAY MANTON
A FashlonnbIe Gown Of FouInrd.

Figured foulard trimmed with
plain satin makes a fashionable COM
hination and such a gown as this
one is available for many occasions.
The center portion and yoke OF the
blouse is cut in one with the upper
parts of the sleeves and the tucked
portions are cut in one with the
lower parts The peasant style is
preserved at the same time that the
two materials are used The skirt is
five gored and is shirred to give tho
effect Of a shaped founce. II can be
either tucked or gathered at the up
per edge. This gown is worn with a
fancy collar of lace, but the waist Is
Just the simple one shown In the
back view II makes an excellent
model for washable materials as we'll
as for silk and is especially smart
made from the eyelet embroidery that
is so much liked this season. One
material can be used throughout or
two can be combined, as in this in
stance Such a gown as this one
makes a most valuable addition to the
wardrobe. but the same patterns
could be used for voile or
marquisette or for any material
thin enough TO be tucked sue
cessfullv. Eyelet embroidery used
for the center portions OF the blouse
and dotted Swiss muslin for the
tucked portions and for the skirt,
with a band of embroidery round the
lower edge Of the latter, would make
very dainty summer gown. and the
patterns suit such a combination per-
fectly we'll
For a woman Of medium size the
blouse will require 2 IA yards of
plain material 21 inches wide, with
yards Of figured material q or 36
or Is yards "A inches wide; for
the skirt will be needed ia yards
27 or 36, or 41-2 yards A inches
wide II there Is figure or nap, but
should there be no up and down 4 "a
yards SO inches wide will suffice, with
yard p for the band To make the
blouse OF one material throughout
will be needed 4 S-s Yards rs. 3 IL
yards q or SO, or S-4 yards A
inches wide.
A Nav Manton pattern Of the
blouse, No. 69s1, sizes "a to 40 inches
bust, or Of the skirt No 6S19, sizes
| % to 80 inches waist Will be mailed
to any address by the Fashion De
partment Of this paper. on receipt oi
ten cents for each Of I'm haste send
an additional two cent stamp for let
ter postage, which insures more
prompt delivery
Evening journal., 1911-05-18
GOOD BOYS FLOGGED
WHEN LIST is SWITCHED

Ono Of Lady Reay's recollection is
of dinner party at which she had
for her neighbor. Mr.. Gladstone, in his
happiest mood. He told her Of his
Eton experience and tales of terrible
little DR.. Keate. The latter always
had the names Of those doomed to be
hogeed written down on narrow slip
Of paper
One day, picking up such a list. ne
called up for flogging the boys WHOSE
names we're inscribed upon it. Upon
such occasions the delinquents were
not permitted to offer explanations, so
boy after boy was castigated and re-
turned sore and savage to his seat
Not until the operation was com
pleted did he learn that instead OF
the iogging he had picked up the slip
on which we're the names Of the boys
about to be conflrmed-London Ideas
Evening journal., 1911-05-18
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
Should Never BE Removed With
Poisonous, Pasty Compounds BE-
cause They Are Dangerous
and Increase the Growth.

The preparations above referred TO
arc invariably I'm the form Of creamy
pastes. These are easily recognized
by their pale grayish-greenish color
They are to be spread upon the skin
to remain until they are dry. These
contain Sulphide Of Barium. an in
soluble chemical which cannot be
dissolved, therefore cannot be alb
sorbed by the skin. The very fact
that you are told TO leave these pasty
compounds on the skin until they dry
and cake and then lift off with a knife
is proof positive that they are not alb
scrhed If they are why do they still
remain on the skin? The most thcy
can possibly do is to remove the sur
face hair, which in consequence will
reappear stronger and thicker after
each removal.
There is only one logical and scien-
tihc way to remove hair and that is
by means of a liquid containing
soluble ingredients which can be alb
soTbed by the skin. De Miracle,
known all the World over as the only
real superhuous hair remover, is just
such a preparation. II is easily
and quickly absorbed, and after you
have used it you will note there is
nothing left on the skin. Il leaves
tho skin free from irritation, and what
is more to the point, it is absolutely
non-p poisonous. therefore it will not
produce eczema or blood poisoning.
Remember. no matter what claims
are made to the contrary, no poison
Gus, pasty compound or so-called
"liQuid cure" ever did or ever will
destroy a single hair root, and we
can prove il.
The extravagant claims recently
made by unscrupulous manufacturers
OF hair removers in sensational ad-
vertisements unduestionably justify
physicians in cautioning the public
against the use Of this class of depila-
tories. How many people have been
enticed into using these dangerous
preparations with consequent injury
to themselves cannot be estimated.
hut only guessed at, therefore beware
of fake free advertisers and others,
who by wording Of their advertise
ments. try to give the impression that
newspapers and other reputable
publications endorse their worthless
preparations, Don't be deceived by
them De Miracle is the only pre-
paration which is so endorsed.
De Miracle is sold at all good stores.
No honest dealer will offer you 4
substitute on which he makes more
profit
We will send you a 52-page booklet
containing full information concern
ing this remarkable treatment, as well
as testimonials Of prominent physi-
clans, surgeons. dermatologists, medi-
cal journals and the principal maya
zines and newspapers. You should
read this booklet before you try any
thing Write TO the De Miracle
Chemical Co., Dept. J. 21, 1905 Park
ave-. New York. simply saying you
want this booklet, and It will be mail
ed. sealed, at once.
NOte-All readers Of this paper who
are afflicted with superfluOus hair
growths are strongly advised to write
for information concerning this won.
derful method, which is endorsed the
Norld over by Amiaent authorities
who have ";sde a lifelong study OF
This ~--ssject.
diller Drug Co
Evening journal., 1911-05-18

became theatrical manager when
j was still very young. / was not at
all systematic and was consequently
always in trouble. i finally received a
lesson that made me change nay habits.
One day 1 left the theater and had
entered cab just about to start away
when a girls face appeared at the
window.
BEG pardon for stopping you," she
said. Are you Mr.. Closer. the man
agerY'
II am
Would you be so kind as to read a
play for meT'
| had more plays than I could put
on the boards for two years. but the
girl had such a winning smile that /
consented. ] took a roll OF manuscript
from her; told her to call at my office
in a week and 1 would give her an
answer.
In a week she called.
''Have you read my play7" she asked.
with that same winning smile 1 had
seen before.
mo; l have been very busy. I'm
sorry. Could you give me another
weekT'
Certainly. I'm in no great hurry"
"Wen, come on this day week"
went to my rooms and ransacked
every corner for that manuscript 1t
was nowhere to be found. 1 must
have left it in the cab. But / had
picked che cab up on the street and
couldn't possibly know it from other
cabs. l should have admitted the loss
and taken the consequences. But I
was young and prided myself on my
ability to get out Of such scrapes.
would first win the girls good will,
then confess and compromise the mat
ter as best 1 could.
When she called again I put her on
by Offering her two excellent seats for
the evenings performance. She said
they would be Of no use to her since
she had no escort. She smiled at me
so sweetly when she said this that ]
told her I would escort her myself.
i not only did So but said several nice
things to her about the opening OF
her play, a few passages of which
professed 20 have read / regretted
doing so, however. because she asked
me lot of questions about 1t which
couldn't answer l got all mixed VI
over it and was obliged to tell heI
that 1 thought I had got hold OF the
wrong manuscript When l left her
told her that three days should moi
elapse before had read the play, and
j would be sure that 1t was her play
and not some other authors play.
put the poor girl off for thret
months. She was very nice to mS
about it all this time. but the further
j proceeded with my deception the
further / sank in the mire. The worst
part Of the matter was that when 6
week passed without my seeing her
found myself like a topper without his
glass OF grog.
One day the girl came into my ONCE
and told me that she had given the
scenario Of her play dts skeleton) to {
rival manager, and he had assured hel
that II the dialogue was filed in effec
lively he would put 1t on the boards a
once. When l tried TO put her OF
some more a beautiful bright tea
stood in her eye.
When a man is fitting between in
difference and love for a woman h
may be easily unbalanced on the sid
of love By one of those little glohules
Evening journal., 1911-05-18

eyes and absence of
ambition and strength You want increased
weight, pink cheeks red lips and vigorous
health To obtain you should persistenty
dse the following treatment and you will
soon be plump and healthy: Compound
Byrup hypophosphites 6 ozs tincture cad
omene compound ] o., and compound es-
Bence cardiol ] OF. Mix shake the bottle
well and take a teaspoonful after meals II
the appetite is not good, or before meals II
Il is. After the first week gradually in
crease tho dose 10 two teaspoonfuls. Also
take 5-grain hyponuclsne tablets TO in
crease the weight as per directions accom-
panying carton.
S. T. V:-The symptoms Of dyspepsia
are; heavy feeling in stomach after eating
. constant gnawing as of hunger, loss Of
appetite, belching heartburn, gas, palpita-
tion Of heart, shortness Of breath, headache,
pains in chest and shoulders, vomiting, weak.
ness and nervousness There are several
good prescriptions for chronic dyspepsia and
Indigestion Of an annoying character, but
have had better success with scientific
treatment known rs triopeptine (tablets)
than anything else; triopeptne treats the
stomach and digestive tract TO bring about
D cure. and not merely TO relieve, as most
advertised dyspepsia tablets containing
pepsin do Try the triopeptine tablets sew
sral weeks and let me hear from you again.
T. II. B.:-G) There is only one prep
aration that / can heartily recommend as
shampoo for both men and women. II
is a fluid Of saponifed oils and does not
tnflfe the NhI uAu nNail 40 w "N
soqps nearly all Of which contain alkali.
Hard or soft water can be used. Ask for
duid cottozone, sometimes called the fun
shampoo.
f2i The best treatment for oily or greasy
hair. dandrun and itching scalp, falling
hair dead and split-end hair ETC., Is plain
yellow minyol packed in 4-ounce jars and
sold bv any large retail drug store This
cures dandruT with three or four applica-
tions. Directions accompany the jar. This
is far superior to the sage tea you have
tried.
Mrs. M.:-You need not hesitate 10 use
main away pills for headache and neuralgia
frequently prescribe them as harmless and
non-secret in character.
Hans:-If you want cheap and popu-
lar remedy for constipation, ! can recon
mend cascaroyal pills as non-secret and very
pleasantly effective.
Mrs. A. G. Thank you. for your kind
words Am pleased 20 learn that my pre-
scription Of minyo for your hair and scalr
proved so satisfactory. Being sensible
parent you should never punish a child fol
chronic bed -wcttne as the trouble is due
10 q nervous disease Of the sphincter mus
cles Which control urination. Obtain one
ounce OF compound fluid balmwort give
to 10 drops in water on sugar, 70
tisnes daily and your child will soon b
cured II he is constipated, have this
filled: aromatic fluid cascara o., com
pcnnd essence cardiol J o., syrup aromatic
rhubarb 4 ozs Nix Dose, IA to 1 tea
spoonful three times daily Continue treat
ment several months If necessary.
Evening journal., 1911-05-18

II T nTWdYb
have Il in the house"
Catarrh Of Head and Throat.
Mrs l.. A. Gray. 1877 Main St., Me-
nasha. Wis, writes IL was troubled
with catarrh Of the head and throat for
so many years that ] thought there
was no cure for II. Mother suggested
that ! try Peruna J bought a couple
Of bottles and decided to see what IL
would do for me ! am a healthy wo-
man today, thanks 10 Peruna-"
Evening journal., 1911-05-18

At any rate, lost my balance. con-
fessed to have lost her manuscript.
but told her not to mind little thing
like that since loved her and had
quite enough for both of US. II she
would marry me it would be all right
/ kissed away the tear. and her smile
was like the sun peeping from the
other side OF an April cloud.
From that moment l heard no more
of the missing manuscript After a
few months engagement we were mar
ried and after a brief wedding trip
settled down TO the humdrum Of life
One evening when I went home my
wife told me that she had received
FIRST night" tickets to a new play
that was to be put on the boards and
asked me to go with her TO see the
performance. tried to beg Off, saying
that / was needed at my own theater.
but she insisted, and I yielded.
Our seats were a proscenium box on
level with the stage. My wife pulled
a curtain before her so that she could
not be seen except from the stage
The play opened so well that l ex-
claimed. 'By Jove. why didn't get
hold Of this7" AS the performance pro
ceeded it was evident that a bit was
being made. / ground my teeth in
vexation at having missed getting on
what promised to be a money maker
At the climax in the third act the
audience came down in a thunder OF
applause. Calls were made for the
author, but the author did not appear
The manager came before the curtain
and announced that he would appear
at the end Of the play. This satisfied
them, and the performance went on.
When the curtain went down on the
last act not one OF the audience rose
TO go. The manager came to our boz
and. Offering his hand to my wife. as
sisted her on to the stage and PLACED
her before the footlights, where she
stood bowling I'LL the applause sub
sided, when she made very graceful
little speech
what the dickens is the meaning oi
all this ?" asked when abe returned.
"Oh. this is the play you lost. YoJ
left the manuscript in the cab. and. m,
address being on it. the finder kindl!
sent 1t 70 me the next day"
''well. I'll be hangedr'
Not q Banquet.
She-But George. you could neve
support two. He-Well. I'm only lool
ing for one.-Newark Star.
Lake Huron.
Lake Huron holds a curious recor
in having more islands than any othe
lake. lt has at least 5000.
The Right Time.
when shall take the sleeping pov
der, dOctorT' 'Well, about fifteen mir
utes beforeyOu 80 TO sleep."-Bxchang,
Heirloonss
Fair Shell have my mothers hni
and teeth. Unkind Helm; left yo
them, supposel-Pele Mele.
Their Typs,~riters-
Il have sold my old typewriter.
"You were sensible. Jinx Marie
his."-Washington Herald.
Tho Silent Majority.
Papa. what rs the silent majority
1.-TWO men when there Ia a woma
present, my SON."
Blenheinn Palace Park.
The park surrounding Blenheim pa
ace Is 2.700 acres in extent ana twely
J yniles around
Evening journal., 1911-05-18
THE DOCTORS ANSWERS ON
HEALTH AND BEAUTY QUESTIONS
BY DR. THEODORE BECI

The questions answered below are general In
character; the symptoms diseases given and
the answers will apply to amy case of similar
ture
Those wishing further advice, free, may address
DR.. Theodore Beck College Bldg, College -Ellwood
SITS. Dayton, Ohio, enclosing self-addressed stamp
ed envelope for reply Full name and address must
be given but only Initials fictitious name will be
used in my answers he prescriptions be
filled at any well-stocked drug store. Any druggist
order of wholesaler.
Evening journal., 1911-05-18
SUE cor THFM

Az a lodge in Philadelphia a group
OF very old men. some with empty
sleeves and some with empty trouser
legs. we're telling stories about Lin
coin
My wife collected autographs. -
said one. "She once wrote 20 Lin
coin for a sentiment and his auto
graph. and she got in reply a note
that ran.
Dear Madam-When you ask from
a stranger that which is Of interest
only 10 yourself, always inclose {
stamp. There's your sentiment. ans
here's your autograph A. Lincoln.
Evening journal., 1911-05-18
PORCH SEASON.

PORCH SEASON.
The season is at hand TO render
the porch inhabitable. Driven from
the heated interior of the home and
restrained from living on the front
lawn by publicity. the family should
take refuge from the heat In the front
or side veranda- BY an adjustment
of awnings and hammocks and rustic
benches It may be made secluded,
restul and highly attractive TO all
the members OF the household. The
meals may even be taken there, &c
the advantage Of nboth comfort and
health
Evening journal., 1911-05-18

The above pattern and other May
Manton Patterns described in THE
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
for 10 cents from
SMITH-Z0LLINGFR CO.,
Fourth and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1911-05-18

so pieces plain Ginghams
light weight. II 1-2c value ),
100 pieces more of the 80
inch Ginghams, 15c value, lie
Give these your undivided
attention.
100 pieces Fancy Batiste
for tomorrow ........ &c
1000 yards 1S-inch Mes
salines in 10 good colors and
black, value 49c. for &c.. .8SC
100 colored. fringed, Bee
Spreads. S125 value. o.. 3d.
24-inch Liberty Satins. 89c
tomorrow; value 59c Take
advantage Of this sale, as
they are wonderfully cheap.
so pieces Moire Ribbon. 31c
value; tomorrow only .22C
Evening journal., 1911-05-18
FESTIVAL FoR GRANGERs.

West Brandywine Grange, Patrons
Of Husbandry, will give a strawberry
festival in Grange Hall tomorrow
night. An excellent program OF
music and recitations has been pre-
pared for the occasion.
Evening journal., 1911-05-18
LADIES, rNnERMEAR.

Ladies extra size, low
neck and sleeveless; regu-
lar 25c quality; special for
Friday, 1sc, 3 for SOC.
Ladies' Union Suits. low
neck and sleeveless. lace
trimmed, regular size; 75c
quality; Friday ... .89S
Ladies' low neck and
sleeveless Vests. in regular
and extra sizes; regular
II 1-2c quality; Friday. 10C
3 for 25c.
Evening journal., 1911-05-18
DOCTORS
FAILED
Catarrh and Stomach Trouble
Relieved by Peruna.

Mrs John
U nderwood,
r r ID 2.
box 30. Wav-
erly. Ohio
writes:
"H a wing
had catarrh
and stomach
trouble and
having suf-
fered very
much, /, af-
tor being
d o C tored a
long while.
as a last re-
sort, too k
Peruna. The
result " a s
wonderful. I
would highly
recommend
" as a good
re m Q d y. I
still use Pc
runa n d
would n OF
be without
Evening journal., 1911-05-18

Step ladders 20c per step. quality
unsurpassed. Bamberger and Rob
bins, No. 204 West Seventh street"
Evening journal., 1911-05-18

Myriam:-You are
afflicted with ane-
mia II you are thin,
colorless. melancho-
lie with lustreless
eyes and absence Of