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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
Peggy and Pay Visit to the Picture Tdking Man
 
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The man under the dark cloth coughed and deliberately snapped something-to drown a private remark that comforted him just then.
 When he emerged there was no sign of the Sunday y-school-like' emotion on his countenance that he would have had us believe.
 The young ladies behind the screen were adjured to go out in front and wait.
 q feel at a photograph place just like I do at a dentists" we heard one of the debutantes saying.
 T feel like I've stolen something" said another.
 At this point a laoy with dream of child came in-great blue eyes. golden ,urls and dimples and sturdy knees
 ''Wonder where the canary bird is?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
Victim of Drink Needs Orrine

Drink cunningly destroys the will power. and while the drunkard wants to do what you tell him. he wants a thousand times more the drink that he craves. Medical treatment is neces- sary. Orrlne destroys the desire for li quor, 90 that the drink will not be missed and restores the paient to health,
 This remedy Is thoroughly Scientific and Is so uniformity successful that it is sold with a guarantee to refund your money If after trial it has not bene- fitted. Booklet free on request. The Or rine Company, Orrine Building, Wash ington, DC. Sold fin this city by Jacobs Pharmacy, 1904 Second Avenue, and Fulton Bros Bessemer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
The Age-Herald's 1911 Cuisine
cLARET CUP.

 For these warm days there is nothing quite so cooling and refreshing as good claret cup. This has proved to be a deli- icous recipe: Squeeze six oranges and six lemons, straining the juice, and place in two-quart glass pitcher Take one and half cups of granulated sugar and add one cup of water and stir until the sugar is dissolved and forms a syrup. Pour this on top of fruit juice. Now peel and slice good-sized pineapple and cut each slice in four. Slice thin two peeled oranges, add to content of pitcher. empty one small bottle of Maraschino cherries in and then a quart bottle of California clarct; place in the icebox and when ready to use add chopped ice. and just before serving add large bunch Of mint
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

terrupted the picture-taNing man, who had overheard our conversation, lis done with the camera. Our instruments are 'he 'retouching pencil and the etching l,nife.'"
 Sounds like voice from the inquisi- tion of some terrible thing connected with the torture chambers during the Dark Ages" said Peggy.
 "It must be very satisfactory" she concluded once we were out in the street, again, ito be able to make people (even on paper) look like they want to look. It's almmost as good as being fairy magician, isn't it?''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

a huge daisy with a face in the middle. On a ribbon hanging beneath are tho words, You are a daisy" When this ribbon is pulled the face alters its ex- presson entirely, the mouth expandtor into a smile and the eyes opening N111 a bright expression. 5--
 Quite a novelty this season are vaIen< tine dolls-little dollies with peaked caps and real hair, which carry large hearts in their hands, or in some other way are made to have a significance appropriate to the good saints anniversary. In some instances they stand on little boxes which bear the inscription, "St. Valentine" These are likely to please the children, but are also suitable for dinner favors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

anybody else-even during the honey moon, and besides there's never any tell ing these days how match will turn out and no second husband wants to see a lcvey-dovey picture of the object of his affections in such close proximity to her first venture-especially if her earlier vic- tim happened to be living
 Which pleased Peggy and me exceed ingy because it proved peradventure- beyond a doubt-that after all picture taking man is human. for he has a sense If humor and that covers multitude -os faults.
 Two "actorines'' and "near-actress" dashed in just at that moment. with all their properties" as they called them.
 "We've come to pose for picture for the paper" said one, and then began 10 get ready immediately, and before we could say Jack Robinson they were before the camera.
 It's wonderful!' explained the picture taking man, ..how easily they throw themselves into the part. You prosaic people who play only one part all your lives-that of yourself-cant understand it., but they do-these actors ana ac- tresses1n
 And then the lady with the triple chin. who looked like comic Valentine, same ,p. saying quite frankly:
 'I want one of my chins to be eiimi- mated in my pictures. and please do something about the fat on the back or my neck, won't you?'
 'sI'n do my best" the photograph man promised.
 "You know what this is?" said Peggy as we prepared to go. \ "A modern beauty parlor,' l suggested. catching her thought.
 "Exactly,' said she. Crooked noses are. made straight, double chins removed, and any facial disfigurements obiiter- ated."
 "yery little modern photography" in-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

said Peggy looking around, ito amuse that baay with?'
 A squeak was heard, and then "O-oh was distingushable from the childish voice and we looked around and saw the picture taking man displaying q wooly cog that wobbled his ears and parked, and beguiled "Young America" into look ing pleasant"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
About Lincoln

Observation of the newspapers every Lincoln's birthday discloses how very fond folks who like to talk are, and long have been, of talking about Lincoln.
 No wonder. Somehow you can't entire- ly miss it when you talk about Lincoln, no matter what you say. It is a case where the pattern transngures the goods.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
A Sunday Thought

find that the great thing in this world Is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving.-Oliver wendell Holmes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

Women need no longer be humiliatcd and embar.. rassed because they are thin flat-chested and not developed. for science has found simple way to give the beautiful curves of perfect figure To prove this. let us send you free of charge 5oc package that will show you how easily the bust can be deyel- oped from two. to- seven inches and become full; interest all thin is the result of long study and investigation by of tho loading women physicians in New York state. who. in seeking 10 overcome the defects of her figure without the use of pads or forms, discovered happy combna ton of tissuebuilding elements that increased her bust some four inches made her arms round and shapely and her neck and shoulders plump and sym metrical. ,
 This prescription of Dr. Catherine kelly's is real discovery on far different lines from the ordinary figure developing treatment and this explains its almost uniform success.
 Dr. Kelly not only gained beautiful fern by her own prescription, but used it successfully wiih mnny ,t,. M hefs pa'sns personal message COUPON from q physician of your own FREE
 oTa Opportunity ~ to show you soc Treatment withou. any e1penss Ne,y.s on DIR. kELLY'Sl Form Developer VIII give FORM
 y, yHn erssy,or ner,ec nRuls ond osh m DEVELOPER prove the general health. Send the little coupon above and loc for expenses end Soc tysatnlsnt VIII be mailed St epcs in plain package. Write us today. pH KELLY MEDl- CAL co. DspL 2as RR, Raffala- \. F.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
irvine's Modesty.

Fuller Mellish, who was for several years in the company of Sir Henry Irving, first coming to America in his support, told a characteristic story of the great English actor.
 We were discussing Tennyson in the beefsteak room of the Lyceum one night" said MT. Meliish, when Sir Henry came over and joined in the conversation. 'Ah. yes he said. Ten nyson. To be sure know him. Clever chap, yes, but vain. One night Ten nyson and I were walking down Pic cadilly together, and as we passed a crowd on the street corner several of the men took off their hats and bowed Ha. Do you know Tennyson thought they were lowing to him. Extraordi- nary! Yes, clever chap, but vain, you know.'"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
The Difference.

1t was at an afternoon concert. anG in the stalls sat smartly dressed Ciri and the young man who deemed her the most precious jewel of tie uni verse. Behin9 them sat couple Of the type of concert goers who came rather to discuss the audience than listen to the music.
 Look at that girl just in front Of us," commented che in very audi ble whisper "She's shop assistant al LIS. I should like to know what busi- ness she has at gathering Of this sort. And just look at her hat! She served me the other day with the one I an wearing, and I suppose she per suades herself that there is no differ ence between it and mine. l never
 The girl in front turned with a crim- Son face.
 "Oh. yes, madam, there's a differ ence," she said quietly; mine is paid for. ."~-London Ttt-Bits.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
Quick Action.

A southern farmer was trying to sell ] mule to negro who two years be- fore had been kicked on the head by the animal.
 Of course" said the farmer, "thfs mule kicks, but
 q don wan him." objected the col ored man emphatically.
 Just because he kicks?" asked the farmer, with an air of contempt.
 "Humph." grunted the negro. "Dat mule don kick; he shoots" Magazine.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
A. J. KALKINs, AGENT FOR:

''Globe" 4 cycle Marine Motor. "Eddystone-Globe" cycle, open crank-case motors. The best ? cycle engine made. Factory re- built motors. ''Perfex' water proof igriters; Motsinger Auto sparker.
 River transportation summer and winter with Launch Black Fox and dog team.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30

The increase in last years pro- dIction of coal over that Of I9o9- 70, 76I.762 tons-is equal to nearly tree times the total annual pro llction of the United States al the Dzgining oi Inc Civil War, accord .ag to tine figures of the United States Geological Survey.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
4 Stern Father.

Titus Manlius Torquatus fought a duel with a gigantic Gaul, Mettius Ge- minus. in the war of 3Gl B. c. and slew the latter. Torquatus had been challenged and engaged in the contest contrary to an order issued by his fa- ther. the Roman commander, forbid ding single encounters with the en- emy. For violating this mandate the parent had his son beheaded
 Awful Riot.
 Riot at London exhibition' shouted an itinerant vendor of news papers. An old gentleman hurried up and bought copy. It was some time before be found the item of news re- ferfed to. and he was very angry in deed when he came across it. It was in an advertisement; Superb illuml- nations. Riot of color" - London Punch.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
STORAGE BATTERIES, guaral

STORAGE BATTERIES, guaran- eed not to sulphate. Cheaper than dry cells. Come in and see us about 'em. Wrangell Light and Power Company, at Power House.
 The kidneys are working con- stantly-day and night they are Altering the blood-ridding the system of impurities. When they weaken, strengthen them with Ny als Stone Root Compound. We guarantee it,
 Fred s. Johnson went south on the Dolphin Friday morning bound for Portland, Oregon, and will be gone about two weeks. The Sen- tinel forcaster of weather condit- ions does not claim any Hicks rep but nevertheless predicts local rice showers when Johnson retufns.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30

The Wrangell Meat Market has i9st recieved d supply of this sea- sons p!chled goods consisting of Sweet, Sour, Spiced and Dill pick ies. kraut and selected Olives.
 Bread, baked fresh every day, thr=e loayes for 25 cents.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
News of Lo-
 cal Interest

Try Tamparette. 5c at Paten audes.
 C. K. Bjorge came in from Ideal cove Saturday. Some fine W. D, C. pipes at Patenaudes.
 C. P. Cole went 10 Juneau on the Humboldt Saturday
 Edward Lindman came lh from Klawock On the Uncle Dan Fri day.
 The Red Wing returned from a duck hunt at Aar0ns Creek Mon day. We have a complete new line of Mirrors. Better see them~Shur ick Drug Co. Donald Sinclair returned Tues day from a two weeks trip 10 the states. Mr. and Mrs. L. i. Hargos were bassehgers south on the Humboldt Wednesday. A new piano arrived on the Humboldt for St. Phillips Gym nausium. Two new pool tables arrived on the Humboldt for Leonard's Ice Groom Parlor. H. B, Olson and i. Souerby left for Juneau on tie Curacao Tuesday morning, lust received-another lot of new fiction. Come in and look them oyer-Shuric!z Drug CO. I, Britton gasboat the ''Ioo7 was badly damaged by blowing on the beach at Brush Island Friday. L. McKeLnie went to Juneau on the Hunbaldt and will work for the Juneau Ferry and Navigation Co.
 Leo Mccormick went south on the Humboldt Wednesday bound for the "Auld Sod at St. johns. Nova Scotia.
 The orchestra are planning for another big dance on the 8th Of December for the benefit of the band and will be a Hard Time affair. When you choose cough syrup for the small ones" see that it does not contain morphine, chlor- form or alcohol. Nyal's Cough Syrup does not-aud it is most effective.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
School Notes
LeOna Lindmen, Correspondent

Exams are over with at last and the names Of those holding honor seats are:
 Senior class
 Weston Dalgety o7
 Alice Kincaid g.. Seventh grade
 Adolph Engstrom e7I
 Tali,ha Ensley o6 Sixth grade
 Elfreba Emery o7
 Wallace Sinclair e6 Fifth grade
 Sam Ensley o5I
 Vim. Lewis o2 Fourth grade
 Laurence Case 90
 Helen Hofstad o5I Third grade
 Edith Horgheim eS
 Clara Turvo 06 Second grade
 Mary Smith 94
 Katharine Loitus g First grade
 Ruth Bindman 65|
 Henry Ronig o4I Primer class
 Elizabeth Churchill e.
 Oliver Thomeson o4
 The Senior class have chosen crimson ard cream for their class cylors and Excelsior for class motto. Ne have hscn busy during the week reheaFsins for the Thanks aiyina eatertain@cnt.
 Car: ani Fiery CsrIson came to school this week. Carl i5 ia tas ssh grade and Is:@ry E ih the tth. The senior class met at one ot the members home and made pen nants to decorate the classroom with, one evening tLis week. Willie and Edna Sinclair return d Tuesday from a visit to San Francisco. Albert Tervo has been promot- d to the Third grade,
 The senior class flower is the carnation:
 Mir. Corser vas a welcome yisis tor Tuesday. Listen for the senior class yell next V eek.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30

When you choose a cough syrup for the small ones" see that it does not contain morphine, chlor- form or alcohol. Nyal's Cough Syrup does not-and it i5 most effective.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-05-06
Rules of the Contest

l. Any woman or girl living Within radius of Ave
miles of Conway may the contest, except that no
relative of anyone directly associated with the Log
Cabin Democrat Office will be permitted to participate in
the contest
:. Contestants May either enter themselves or be
nominated by friends any time during the progress of
the contest.
3 Tickets stating the number of points which
each subscription payment entities contestant will be
issued as the subscriptions paid in at this Office
Within ten days after issuance these tickets must be pre-
scented at the Log Cabin Democrat office and registered
in book to be kept for that purpose. The tickets will
then be turned back to the contestant, who will keep
them until the close OF the contest.
f. The standing of the contestants shown by the
register Kept in this office, up to p Of the previous
day Will be published in the Daily Log Cabin Democrat
Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays of each week No
information regarding the standings will be given
except in this manner.
D Points credited and registered to
cannot afterwards be changed and given
other.
Points Will be credited only in exact accordance,
with the Published schedule.
= No tickets will be issued subscriptions to the
weekly edition or for job work advertising, and
coupons will be printed in the paper
s. The contest viii begin Monday May s. 1911.
and close exactly at T. noon, Thursday, June 10 r91r
Prior the day on which the contest closes the
different contestants requested to select Judges
certain the result If they do not agree or announce
their selections the Judges will he appointed by the ed
itor Of the Log Cabin Democrat.
10. After the close Of the and the selection
of the Judges each will her tickets
the Judges and the Log Cabin Democrat viii deliver
its register them and they will determine result
and announce the winners
II. The decision of the Judges will be final and the
prizes will be Immediately awarded in accordance with
their findings.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-05-06
How the Points will be
Scored

For every subscription to the Daily Log Cabin Demo
GRAFT either IrHcrdI the contestant securing and
collecting will be credited with points in accord
ance with the schedule printed below Subscribers pay
ing their subscriptions direct the office will also be
allowed to have anyone of the credited with
the number of points if the contestant herself
had made the collection secured the subscriptions
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-05-06

Each contestant entering on or before SATURDAY,
Nav l3 will be given 5000 points Il bonus; each our
entering after Nav Is and before MAY ~. will be-
given 1000 points bonus; after May 20. NO extra
points will be granted to contestants entering
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08
Kaval Orders.

The following orders have been issued:
Ensign 4. C. GIFFEN when discharged from
- treatment At NAVAL Hospital. Boston. MasA. to
duty the Wisconsin.
Ensign N. J. TORIINSKI detached from duty
On Wisconsin. to duty on Wheeling
Surg A. W. DUNBAR. detached duty at Naval
Dispenay. Mills Building. WaAhRgton, d. C..
and will continue other duties
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08
OPENS hair GOODS EMPORIUM
William Hepner Proprietor of New
Establishment.
Fully Equipped Toilet Shop at 5.5
Thirteenth Street Ready for
Inspection.

Adding to the business directory OF
Washington an establishment which has
already made itself famous throughout
the country, Mr.. William Hepner, pro-
prietor of the hair goods emporiums bear
ing his name in New York. Chicago. and
several other cities, will open Tomorrow
at 525 Thirteenth street completely
equipped branch.
'Hepne-, as connected with hair goods,
is thoroughly well known everywhere.
not only for his connection with the best
known social circles, but with prac-
tlcally every theatrical company in his
furnishing of the Wigs and other acces-
sories. The opening of the Washington
store is, therefore. not only credit to
the city as a business venture but also
as Offering to Washington society the ad-
vantaSes it has heretofore had to seek
in other cities.
The new establishment is a model in the
way OF arrangement and convenience
The entire interior is done in white
enamel, with tasteful decorations of gold
line tracings- Along each side of the
store are arranged manicurng and sham
pooling booths, each equipped with run
ming water and other sanitary appliances.
Along the center are ranged glass dis
play cases for the showing of coiffures
and headdresses, while at the rear of
the store are the workrooms and special
booths for examination and fitting of
hair goods.
For time Mr.. Hepner will devote his
entire time to the local branch, after
which it will be turned over to the care
OF the best known experts that can be
secured in this country and Europe. For
the opening Tomorrow invitations have
been sent to several hundred Washing
tonians. and dainty souvenirs will be
distributed
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08

Simple but impressive services will
mark the dedication this afternoon at
Chevy Chase Circle Nof Washineton's s
newest church, the Chevy Chase Pres
byterian Church. of which Rev. Hubert
Rex johnson is pastor. The church.
which Is east of Chevy Chase Circle.
hesties among the trees just few yards
inside the Maryland State line 1t is one
OF the most attractive little churches in
this part of the country, and it's pebble
dash exterior and gable roof lend a
charm to its pretty environments
Ihe congregation was organized about
three years ago with a membership of
twenty-six. 1t has now a membership of
sixty-eight, Sunday school class OF
more than 100 pupils. and the fast grow
ing suburb in which it is situated prom
tses big things for its future.
Church Growing Rapidly.
The congregation includes residents
within the area bounded by Pinehurst on
the east to Friendship Heights, Drum
mond. and mersa on the west, and as
far north ~ Chevy Chase. The rapid
growth of the membership has clearly
demonstrated the need of a church in
the section, and the congregation is en-
uiuSiaS'i' oseT the results obtained.
The sermon at the service this after
noon Will be delivered by Rev. DIR. Dom
aid Macleod, pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church. and Rev. DR.. George
Robinson will offer up the dedicatory
prayer.
The elders of the church are John S.
Sherry, Capt George Redway. Grant
Leet. and Arthur 7. Pienkowsky The
deacons are Lee D. Latimer and John
A Fleming. The trustees and building
committee is composed of George s.
Rees, James Simpson, H. NJ. Martin,
John A. Fleming, John Simpson, Will
IAN Jaw. Curtis S. Feeser. and Lee D.
Lae(l4er
The pastor and the congregation of the
church have issued an invitation to the
residents of the city to join them in the
dedication services this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08
Don't Wear
a Truss
After Thirty Years Experience I
Have Produced an Appliance for
Men, Women, or Children
that Cures Rupture.

L Send 1t on Trial.
II YOU have tried most everything else come to
me. Where others fail is where have my greatest
SUCCESS. Send attached cuupon to-day and ! will
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08

and the appellation is not undeserved.
reliable single cylinder motorcycle
costs in the neighborhood of $780, 1t is
easy to travel 100 miles on a single gal
lon Of gasoline. while some machines
have gone as far as 2os miles with one
gallon. g..
The expense of maintaining a motor
cycle is very small, compared with any
other vehicle. while its saving in time
is an asset largely to be considered. Be-
sides. the subsequent upkeep is very
small. as 1t does not require a large
building or garage to house the machine.
and tires and expense in running are
cheap by comparison. The growth of
the motorcycle industry Is shown by thu
fact that eighteen manufacturers have
reserved space in the New York auto
show any changes OF q radical nature.
The Myhtib Rubber Tire Preserver
Company. of Hartford. Conn.,. has ap-
pointed Hall & Co. its local agents. It
Is. claimed that Myhtib. its product,
Will preserve the life of the rubber in
tire. and thus save 50 per cent Of tire
expense to the user. The local firm has
also secured the agency as sole distribu-
ters for the Ideal wind deflector, a wind
shield that Is popular with those who dis
like to ride behind q glass shield.
An innovation in auto circles has been
introduced by Emerson & Orme, who are
keeping their large showroom open every
evening until midnight. This affords
theater goers an opportunity to examine
the various makes Of cars sold by this
firm at a time which to many people is
most convenient. Mr. F. T. Howard has
been placed In charge Of the sale depart
ment for the electric cars and Mr.. ]. N.
Hall will have charge OF that end for
the gasoline cars.
The new torpedo body Warren-De-
trOit gentleman's roadster created con-
favorable comment at Grand
Central Palace during the New York
show. This is the first time this par
ticular model has ever been exhibited.
1t will he shown at the coming automo-
bile shows in Philadelphia, Detroit. Chi
cago. and Washington