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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-10

Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re-
move Them With thu New Druo

Don't Hide Them With q Veil; Re-
move Them With the New Drug.
An eminent skin specialist recently
discovered new drug. othine-double
strength. which is so uniformly sue
cessful in removing freckles and CIV
ing clear. beautiful complexion that
it is sold by Leo II. Fihe under an alb
solute guarantee to refund the money
il il fails.
Don't hide your freckles under q
veil; get an ounce OF othine and re-
move them. Even the first nights use
will show wonderful improvement
some of the lighter freckles vanishing
entirely. II is absolutely harmless and
cannot injure the most tender skin
Be sure TO ask Leo H F1he for the
double strength othine: il is this that
is sold on the money back guarantee
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-10
TO STOP FALLING HAIR.

Mrs. Mason, late hair specialist to the
Duchess of Marlboro and Vanderbilt
family, prepared for them from the ex-
tract of tonic and cleansing herbs a
superior head wash called Mrs Ma
sons Old English Shampoo Cream.
Leo Fl. Fihe and other druggists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-10

larger share of the ribbons and, with
luck breaking even, should take the
meet. Horton, of the local "Y." is to
be referee and starter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
alia SCa.GL DEPARIgEaT.

The Senior class have ordered
their pins and they will probably
Be mere by toe Christmas holidays
On account OF the weather there
were many absen;ees during the
week.
Miss Esther Linder was absent
from school two days last week
Oh account o. Illness.
The Senior Elr.s have Organiz-
ID BASKET bali team and expect
b practice every afternoon.
Misses Es5ells Knight and Emf
y lledie-ton were absent Monday
Mrs. q. e. Hurst an. It.:e
daughter, sarah Francis were
welcome visitors % the seaool
tril-r a'ter1J
Ar. john NcFt5 Zen his .rurd
= HeE relation c4;-zeI L-a.1i
and electricity
Moses Jeanette SsoU--- anil Ia
-r.ua Carer S. -r- sn-a g f-tL
school one day LAST week.
: newiteu .as Sesn -..,. .-5 gee
schedule ~ .u- liisa - -aaa.. tu4t
ri prJaaIr-i0 tl- s9-.l.-- u.s.
son % so-cert
Mss E.t T. i-l. sp-a- te
w-eS-ea0 ln Memphis V.-..l.4g
t-i-ad--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
Nosicc to Bci5gc Bu;ltcrs.

Public notice IL hereby given that
the undersigned will receive sealed
bids uD To l2o'clocS. noon on Tuesday
jan 18th. for the building OF the fol
lowing bridge: For the buildiug OF 4
bridge across Yocona river on the To-
per Oxford and Paris rad also for the
repair work on the Marketts bridge on
the Oxford and Water Valley rad
also for the building a briagp on Yoeo
ia liver On the upper oxford and Pari
soslsl' ais'l Ter the repairing of the Ma-
Sstle bridge on the Oxford and X5ce.-
Valley rpsii: also for tne building of !.
bridge ON Uhiol branch near Harmon
.oaso~ai Also for sae otlIldIngof u tr.dgv
OF " all levee.
"a NOuily, Jan 6ta. bid will be re
eve Tor tn5 .ss5p.H-S Oi the m - -
TIE c51lty fsr t44r wear 1913 un.i-r to-
2uGEty depository laws o. 1911: as.
On i,ie.,-liy- Al III, bris wili 0a r.
s. .F-4 llc -a- iesJ.l-, - s-le -.urk.nT or
~ t1e AlSs % roads in SEpervi-. =
D-s--I,t 40
A-- 4as- mentioned bridges are g.
t-s u- ~ osr.ar.sy aaa g. D., ...ta
a. ss-r.a Ef 3 piars sal -ps .irrstaa.s
lp 81 oC Ia ia %. 2 Oiiir.. 4a.- su.-s.---
"a. 7t.i t-l vii . required 70 iurui
ati-... .il-- g. tce tanOU4It Ut each l.,
-wn 0~ more gsIt serursfi --= r..
-..flt-i part rn11S- az tes- c.tItr,s.r
.a- 1oari r---.rv-s ~ rIsh, ga r.
la.st ait "a al 1s,is- AMI IN to- -ans-
s'.iT as Oh p. - oOI - uualie Oufer,
= "a $50 - an hest oidc-r- II
% = r---fNe- t4e cI<at - reject ar
aEI al 1i1s
" =. a 'pBwARp. Clark.
oSti-i- { A.. D.-c on 1872
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

L, RlaaA.


On last Friday no rem rs of
Pat Russell IRE laid Co rest IN
the ceretery at Mt. Zion b.-id g
his father, mother AMI other
loved Ones. Mary relative. ard
Siriends ASSEMBLED t. paw rheir
fe3pec. q hi r. a0rv flu
neral seryit- =, .rg
tsn.ler nj impress F1s
duc,ed by Rev. V l. a-rg.-.
Pat, u he was farai1ar.y call
ed. was l3ved by all ~h kns "
him for his bar hearted and genial
spirit. ard many hearts have be II
in sympathy Tor him on account
81 his broken health and tie
separation from home and friend. .
and subsequently his passing
away m : strange land, yearning
il hrs last days for loved ones
AMI home. Y-s, lis sad, yet the
cIusing OF his life was beautiful
because he was recOEcilsd . tne
will OF God. His messages from
time 10 tine 70 the family and
friends was. II am ready and
willing II God calls"
One very pathetic feature of
his demise il that only one Is lsf,
OF seven stalwaTt brothers, all
passing away in the very prime
II manhood. We nave reason 70
believe however. that they are
all safe in the glory land, and
this should comfort oGs heart.
We exicad ogF deepest sympa-
thy to the brother and sisters,
the wife and children and com-
lead them al to Him who con-
fcrte'i their departed brother
while in a strange lard, away
from friends and home.
I The writer feels too i persona
loss as We we're very pleasantly
associated in our younger DAYS
! As We stood by his bier and look
ed iE.O his handsome face We
could bus recall the day that hs
and his dear wife (sweesheart,
then) acted as best man ana
maid OF honor ~ our marriage
We shall see him again.
Brown EYES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
Qv1>tipll Cleared I'D


lac fa=f- t-ssstHsr> an NJ Longer D..,..,
ar rsss4-a-e.
Agaiu All again We have read a.
,--------fs A.. --seait towns VINO hav-
A.s.a ct4--d - this or that mediocre
u t'xford' ; pertinent QUESTION has a
" - ut'-u 'i1ats a. yO.le u-re in Oxford
9sen c-4i-t.s Ia ~0r1 OF a strange
hsiiss = aLnsire,i mll--s away NAV b.
H. oGs l. csnI.,Is nave the same
weisaG At-.l - - the W0rCi OF oar oyy
etsIZ=l., NGslm We know and rssuect
&asi whose esi1r-.ce We can 50 easily
prove
- Z Jones. South street. Oxford
-'.iss sS,>- Tie splendid result, a
q-sApar d ny i1nlly received fror,
Ds-4 : As4hsy his IN 1885 induced re
ss511-iely rscoslla-l.d tlIs remedy 70
eil sufferers rom bzekacn- and cfh. }
Z aiptoMs q siltasy cemrlzilt. At tie
present eiLl-, can sg..a 50. TX in
-2is- 20 loa7 kid.l-y Eilis con
ser .leu 4 7.a-csrfglsy elective I'D
49, aleC--.=a.n
For - p by a. dealers Price SO cents
Foster .l5a-a Co, EuIaIo. New Yor.
ss4- * ", tor me United States
Remember uams-yoanfs and ale
10 Ogce-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
Il. ksz spsFer Has Wrought Wen
dc-hl Change N Business
Msthe1s

The o.d-t.1le shop keeper kept
Ms store a. though II we're sec
rpt order, and HI merchandise rs
stsaltally stored away as though
Z were the password Those we're
The days g s.ow and tiresoue trav
E. ard the weary customer would
gladly wait and RESI- while the
storekeeper vOuli look through
all the shelves. drawers and boxes
wondering L he mad ANY more
= that stun le:t yet" Those
we're the good old days Of the
wlIhered prunes, green coffee and
sorghum sugar.
How thiHss have changed ,
since those quiet days the saddle
Gags have gwen away 70 the car
rage and caRei-boat. toe train
anu electric car. tie automobile
and living machine AMI the store
instead Of having the quietada Of
4 lodge room between meetings.
= ro~ a great emporium Of trade
'iliied With business activity. that
draws men - them a. a narna.
draws filings Of steel
What Brought Such Trausfo-ua-
ton.
lnve1tive genius had is share ::
edC eau0nal Institutions were good
agents; the church and meeting
house were not among the least:
but strong as any, and more ef-
LcIeut than many, was the news
paper with its power 70 call atg-n
ION % every marx Of progress.
Is Pages made the Progressive
advertising merchants 1 house
1old mama evsryE here Its pic
tEFes repressnty tn activity ard
splencoF Of those growing places
Of business lent orientai gran
1eu-. stirring and Qaicxening the
ina gnatl1l and xaetting tas
curiosity Until the people wot.id
not rest uEtli they had seen the
the store and purchased his goods
II Il had not been for the news
papers you would likely never
have heard OF JOhn Naaanake-
npr Marshall Field. The Iudlci-
Gus use Of advertising made them
famous and their business inIu-
enes world wide Every man OF
success Il IN close touch With TIE
newspapers.-ExchznSe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
Stops Scalp Itch.

o@Iaiirua ant livery Esrna af scalp ID .e.~~
tsarea ..1i-k ~ z. ms.
Il IS simply wonderful how Zemo
Eees a1ter dAIdrgf. You rub litrIa a.
L 2 vIlE the tips Of the fingers. IL gets
rls-t down INTO the glands, stimulates
ls-efis stops the itch, and makes TIE
60 -. Leei Ind No. Il Is not sticky.
, ,. , :. me, clear vanishing liquid.
. s.e'i- nave Ia even wash YOUR
--s-i-sis after EslnS Zeno. And what :
wcE-cer u IS Tor eczema. ra,b- ni,nr,I...
AID al sin affections. A s5-ernf -
oov-ie a. A. H. Aendeps Drug store i
guaranteed % sop any skin irritations
4-sLlo Is prepared by E W. Rose
dsa!e-le Co st Louis. No.. and i
f'ssi144riy sold by druggists at 81 rot-
dr- OUT to prove what il will do AT
.F-l..Iis expense. Zeno IS now put up
Z -3-egat trial bottles.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

This venerable and loved chris
tan woman died at he- hoE. ia
south Oxford Wednesday morn
M after short illness. = fall.
Received about ten days agD was
- gseat shock t. her nervous
system thar she never rallied ana
complications set in which could
not be overcome owing to her
age. Mrs Bailey has made her
home IN Oxford for the past forty
years ard was one OF the most
EiShiy esteemed members OF the
community. she viii be Missed
IS her loved o1es and a VIDE cir
Gle u friends.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
Leavel-P cay Marriage.

From the GAINESVILLE, cIeaa.I Leaf
th-laIcls-
A wedding q unusual interest
ana beauty vas tltt Il Or. Ge1-
Na.Es LeaveI ami 3fi-s France
Psay, which JooS place az 4.W
yes--ci AZ afternoon. bee lQ-a. a
tie --.ae o. Jae t1.--'s brother.
Hoo. Austin te3y.
TIE -r4clll, Loueot r. Paav.
decorated as it was. With palms.
ferns. holly and misIet0e. srr-
gestls- ROT only % a. happy o.
casilg, au, of Jae cherry Ca-is--
mas-ute tue aPproacl l-z. made
= beautiful setting far tae ns..-
riase eere1auv. Preceding tae
ceremony TIE eue>-4 a-secIl -
eniays- several .e.igzsf4l ilaa
selections fson the EIf5e1 hand ag
Mrs. Henry Lgpt11 AMI . soax.
: Promise u lie, . E.s lac
HazGar.
\ tie apaai-.zI E5sc. a,-ss
C1sneiis Watts, Miss Amaryals
Peay, Misses Elizabeth aad Aan
Cary, fou- young neIces Of the
oxide. wearing soft white lingerie
troeks, entered from the broad
hallway bearing American beauty
ribbons, forming an aisle to the
altar, which had been artIsticaIly
arranged. Immediately preced-
ing th= bride and groom came lit
tie a.-ss frances Cary bearing -
welding ring upon a Slst- -a-ia
pillow. with q grace when r.tz 81
the bride herself. The impress
ceremony was performeI b-
<raoru's uigl4=-, Rev. ). -. LIS
ell. c. Cu.fqerf, Miss.
The tra.s. wearing harr 5.s-
away c3~E u t1Fque rep ce5s
VIII has o. a-.-. slouIze. e..sr..
shs1t American Be -aE. r.sg-.
and sr2rr aching the ma rage
alter 9po1 r8- arm Of Ter .ho7ea
On, nae charm picture.
walth acceasuItsd tie inlsrisei
grace ard beauty corning % her
through lie II distinguished an
cesfors.
Miss Frances Peay i Tie Young
est d-u shter 81 the late Austin
Peay, II Christian C1uaty, XIV.
oct who was always Closely allied
WITH 6ltA the social and business
interests % Glarksville. Sac has
OF izsta years maze her hone with
her sister, hrs Cary art even a.
a yo4uy g.r., sas has distinguish
&c herself e. eeially n MISSION
No..
No,ab,e among the Welding
guests assembled were: Gr.
Frank Le2v-Il. Of Harvard Uni
versigy, Mr. Leonard Leaveii. Ir
and Mrs. S.anley Leavel. Of
Nashville, D.. and Mrs Austin
beI aac cau1ren, 8Igs. F'raak
QLarles. Misses Qga-les. Hiss
Minnie Be-. airs. Gordon Nelson
AID Sir. Andrew Q44rles. all q
Hopkinsville.
Dr. and Mrs I1eaveII Teton TIE
. - rain for New Orleans from
waIsa Poial taey w-Ii - % OK
ford, Hiss. Ter i brief visit % Dr.
Leaye-.' : family alIcn Dee. =.
t--ay expecs 10 -la from san Fan
cisco t1r C2ctan, China. DR..
L4'aVei gees p take e2-Fga % tle|
Cantor hosp
Ia- Interest and god wishes
ot ms community 50 With Or.
ard Slrs- Aeavell ~ Jle.r new
l=.1s a s5ss. week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

: oE1er one Hundred Dollars Re
S-ti-i ioE any els, OF Catarrzh that car
l5s De cured y Halls Cata-rn Cure
r CHENEY Z CO Toledo. O.
We, tlle undersigned. have known +.
j. Cissfiey for the last Is years, aud be
lleFe 1lIn perfectly honorable IN al!
o1siaess transactions and financially
..o.s To carry oct any obligations made
by ais firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, ONO.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Intar-
naAy, acting directly upon the blood
A = mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonials seaE free Price IS ceurs
Pc bottle Sod by Eli Druggists.
LAze Eali's Family Pills for Consti-
patioa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

lie c1-laf ex=c-l o=leer OF .ls.-H
winter znd spri X months i pns.1so-t :
La rs @dvane- ants ar c,,,,is ~ !
grip u aa- attack bv cua 81 ae4As
-1i1-.aAs.les - tlzsls lo1ld be lost irrax
I2g the oest mesllcins obtainabe soA
rye II o. Countless th,lsaurs,itp IA
tos1lsd this % D. Dr. Kings New Dis-E
eoveIy- Ny husband believes Z AL
zept MN from hsving paeumoniatar eel
or four tlI1es, 2 writes 41rs. Geors~ "
Place, % hawsOaviLe, Vt. .saii for
coughs colds aud group we have eever
found rs eq11i-i Guaranteed f1r ali
oroncliAL affections. Price 50 ceur-
and si.eo. IrL1l bottle free a. j ii.
kenceIfz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
HOW Do YoU rEEI+

20 you experience a sense Of wearI-
Hess n excess of the natural tiredness
justified = r0ur la5or2 Do YOU laclz
na-u-aI a l-5.-i1l and have suslI. O. ,l-s
l-aIis-r 10 yCC WlErY aDCEa really
amin JsJrr-azir Zlal ls-s 411 feel cross o.
t--ctzt AZ Eluest s. JOS rza Liver
--ss-s1laaor s VS. ga E==sa. ei1Eer
-qgid Or po7Fde-s, - yuu prefer. Il
Wlil better y0U- cOEcitiou TIE lIr-id
se-l5 g. DC c5rc.e- p1vyts-s &c = r0-
af 'ir1 sgists AMI general merchants.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

JCD& -sRT c. NILES.


Since - retirement froa re
bench q east vea1r5,ae t.
je q ua. -idea OF
many yl there
4l- Been eI-va-et B. taa Moss
a2rr-aa, j-issa a1 $50 q
FAo .a. -aa-y year a@. p sill
ed with Fare s.a. aeiay ana
ee7ce ana. vino entoli-s tn tie
elements &c the 81 tame 50dsh-
I'm eeEfiem~1 with nil ire good
graces If she h.--os Ideals Of
o. Nsv South.
a Jgigship Is hard to ill in
amy cpU-t. In TIE Cu.ted States
court wherein the complex ques-
tons Of equity jurisprudence to-
ceiher with many complicated
questions Of q criminal nature
arise, 1t requircs, not only an ex
act and broad ggaged knowledge
OF the law a. written AID adjudi-
Gated by tho courts. but it re-
quirss q knowledge OF the spiri,
Of .he law; . deep and accurate
insight Into I5cal conditions.
Tie ~ was never intended to
srs.y wijh equal severity 20 eve
- uan charged with the same
crime; the spirit Of he law de-
mands that all the facts ana cir
cums:ascss surrounding each in
j.v.tua! ease De closely watched
and 50 'cguardeG.
Mississippi IS indeed fortunate
;aas IL i5e person Of Judge Hen
~ c.. Miles,. tkere Is cuoucjel the
elements II i close student II the
iaG. . deep insight lato the sys-
ten " Jurisprudence which his
court administers and above all a
man WAC i entirely fauilisr with
the environment Of almost every .
citizen Of the stlte. lie looks
mainly % the spirit Of the law .
and not the letter; be believes T
not Is uged in the severity Of .
the las Is in tie certainty OF its .
execution. In tais. possibly more 7
than al others he has done and .
il doing a great work for this
state aud section. lie neve.
misses a. Opportunity 70 say q
kindly word to the frieudles-
fellow who has fallen into bad
company; he points the way to 4.
better azi csefg! isa. His
charge to the jlri-s en5oiy a
broad and optimissic spin. au5
ani his observations Of the real
flcts &C Ike and the motives that
move csn TO do right and wronc
show forth the scholarly MAD.
the manly s7iri. that taxes away
from the Geld .ette- q The lax is
proverbiai .lielsssaess AMI makes
= an embodiment L principles
I'll OF life al5 vigor.
Judge Mes IS doing 4 great
work n this State. Nay he Ire
iong 70 coatnue the good work
ae Is 50 splentidly carrying cut.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
NoGce-

After jan Ia cur business wili
De run on a Strictly Casa Basis
We will have 10 books ana vi
charge absolutely nothing to any
one We feel that We can give
you more for your money on this
basis than otherwise. and we earn
estiy solicit your patronage. We
can afTOsd 70 do business on a
very close margin for Cash and
we can make il 10 your advantage
70 trade with Us on this basis.
Yours for 4 Cash Business.
BLACK 4 HIGGINS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
THEOEAD.


Capt. James PFice died a. MS
residence IN south Oxford Wed e
nes'iay morning alter "A rr.ef ILL.,
ness Of pneumonia. Capt. Price
wes a Confederate vet gan ana
gave tour years 81 his lie .1- oar
southland. HE rs n4-. s-
hone in Oxfor! tne ra=- fsa
years ana won macy t~all. a.. e.
held MIA in high esteem. lie
leaves a wife and oae 1lu- t-r.
Mrs v. - Newborn. Tue re-
mains we-e carried q .-.s.gx.
Tenn. foe ius.--ueus
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

Notice IS hereby given that the
regular meeting of the stock hold
ers of the First National Bank OF
Oxford win De held in the direc-
tors room of the bank building at
Oxford, Miss. on the second Tues
aay- being the 18th day OF Janu-
ary. 1913, for the election of a
Board Of Directors to serve The
=nsGing year and for the trans
action of such other business as
maj properly come before the
meeting.
J. w. 7. FALKyER- President
=. J. Wmsoz, Secretary
S-SzcrIbe FOR TT EAGLE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

Mr. Hewlett Butter anil Mis-
Irene Gsub.e were MARRIED SUI
day afternoon az the residence oe
the tti!e's parents BIZ Rev. J +.
step lens. THIS p0puIar young
coup are both native 81 LARA
cite County wae-s taey have az
exteE leo connections aa1 many
friends VINO visa iEem eFe-y joy
lie can riye
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19
crRED or KIDNEY couPL,Iyr

Il was suffering with liver com
plant, y says Iva Smith, OF Point Blank,
Tex, md decided - r. = &c box e
Caam5erAin's Tablets and an happy
= sly tEat am completely ca-e,i aud
can r-coGneild them 70 every ols.''
For sale B al dellers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

Nv hel fa.1er was sex soous six
years ago be- read al advertisement OK
Chamberlain Tablets in toe paper that
&c his { lse exictly.H writes Miss Mar
gIret Campbell. of Fort Smith. Ark
- He purchased DIX OF them aatl he
DE-. nJs b-eI SICK >slte. Ny sister had
ston..-.A t-oGbl- and was sis bennett
sed - them Sold b al 1e1lers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-12-19

81 -sibe for The EAoLc.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-07
1T IS ECONOMICAL TO
KEEP FURNITURE REPAIRED

With the autumn days the wise house
keeper begins to look over the furniture
around the home, to find out just which
pieces need repairing. and which ones
are in good enought condition to last
another winter.
1t is always a wise plan to touch up
furniture. either in the way Of oHing or
vanishing. just as soon as II begins to
look the least bit shabby. In this way
everything around house may be kept
in perfect condition and much money
saved. for to let every piece of furniture
run down until it looks about to fall
to pieces is no real economy, and shows
a decidedly careless housekceper
II takes sometimes three times as much
money To fix over furniture which has
been allowed To get in this state as it
does to have each piece repaired as it be-
gins to show the wear of the years.
Often. too. with a few cents worth Of
varnish or oil, the hOusekeeper can do
all the touching up that is required. The
real wood of the various furniture SETS
around a house should never be var
nished with anything which will destroy
or hide the grain of the wood from sight.
Walnut furniture, for instance. should
be oiled. as the beauty of this wood lies
in its smooth. waXenlike appearance. A
certain kind of wax may be used. also
for polishing walnut or mahogany din
ing-room tables. Mahogany furniture,
however looks best when polished with
one Of the various furniture polishes
which are prepared for this beautiful
wood
Cheap furniture can be restored TO very
good condition by reliable varnish, and
often these pieces can be painted over
again.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-07
A Dressy Suit.

Even at this season, however. We can
be cheerful in our attire. A curiosIy
bright costume was seen the other day
1t was OF shot putty and rose cordu-
roy dt had the effect of being a crIrious-
ly shot flesh color. The little coat was
cut with the empire effect which has
not yet wearied us, and the skirt had
two box pleats, one on either side of the
front and back panels. This is a not I'M
usual feature of the new skirts. and is
one Of the many ways of Introducing
fuIlness. The cut Of the coat was rather
continued down and round In a basnue
under the rounded edge of the empire
back.
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Window Basket.

A beautiful yet inexpensive hanging
basket can be made by cutting off a
goOd-sized carrot about four inches from
the top: hollow out the cut end, to form
a sort Of cup: put a small stick through
the carrot and hang top down in a sunny
window. Keep the carrot filled with wa
ter, and in short time the beautiful
fern-like leaves will appear and grow
up over the carrot. Try this now and
have an attractive bit of green in your
window next winter
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Quite an original design for children's
night drawers is here offered. The gar
ment is made with a square yoke at the
front, to which the body portion is gath
cred. There is a seam at front and a
band accommodates the fastening at the
back. There is a handkerchief pocket at
the left side Of the front for completion.
The usual materials are employed.
The pattern, No. 500, is cut in sizes
/ TO years. Medium size requires ais
yards OF 27-inch material or PA Yards of
goods IS inches wide
The pattern can be obtained by send
ing 10 cents to the pattern department Of
The Washington Herald. " -.
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II a sleigh bell be tied about the neck
of a bottle containing poison IL will
sound its warning whoever may touch
the bottle, day or night.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-07

\ clothes brush that plays a tune
while being used is a novelty.
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Gift and Special News
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Kodak Albums al 25c. 39c. to
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WatPrman's Fountain Pens.
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Cranes Linen Lawn. in holiday
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THIS S1.25 SEW
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= ctiCal little
worker. just right
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clothes or other
light work: we'll
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Others from soc
to 1896.