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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

inclined to believe it's nearly all in the cor
set anyway
And the styles this summer make proper cor
setting an absolute necessity. The frocks of SIM
plicity which are in vogue made of fimsy-al-
most transparent-textures demand good cor
setting. If my corset does not fit we'll my frock
is ruined. And it's the same with any other
woman. If the corset fits for few days and
then loses its shape. the result is the same. My
Redfern has always been satisfactory and none
of my frocks have been ruined.
Other women know as we'll as | do that
very long skirt with low top must have 1exi-
BILE corset to give the long, graceful, snug fitting
effect Elasticity in corset gives the figure
the lines that fashion demands. And maybe
some will think me foolish but would as soon
be out of a job out of fashion. There are
thousands OF other women just like am. and
that's why l am telling them how to be in fash
ION and be able to improve their figures by mail
And IT'S all so simple too. They showed me
at Highs how they could receive by mail the
hip, bust and waist measurements and be able
in few minutes to have the proper corset
ready to mail to the purchaser 1t surprised me
to know how many women do this. The cost
is trifng Each purchaser incloses with the
price Of the corset 20 cents postage for each
corset or % cents if the corset is mailed in
box And IL desired, the purchase may be in
sured for cents up to a $500 corset and cents
for over that amount. All Of which is consider
ably cheaper than buying railroad tickets In
other words. when ! happen to be away from
Atlanta this summer and need a new corset, !
can send the High store $3.50 and get another
Redfern like the one | am wearing and know
that will get it safely and that ii will fit
OF course it must be fine to be like Annette
Kelermann with figure shown in the pho
tograph of her here, but we all can't get that
figure by years of training and exercise There
are lots of US. however. who can compare favor
ably with her the street if will pay lit
tie attention to our corseting After my little
study into the question of corsets, ! know of
very thin and quite stout women who present
beautiful figures on the street.
And they didn't get those figures by years of
physica culture training and exercise.
They got them by mail from the j. NJ High
companysin Atlanta at from $500 to $1,000 per
beautiful figure.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

TIME story is lold ttndL at d great
revival a little serving maid
arose to her feet and confessed
Christ.
She wanted to be a better girl, she
said, and at subsequent meetings ashe
testified that she was better; that she
knew it. and felt it.
How do you know you are better
than you were?" asked the great leader
of the service. expecting far different
answer than the one he got.
The little maid hesitated Then she
looked down at the floor, and in voice
that was scarcely audible she said, not
without some pride: Il sweep under the
mats!'
The great leader. was a student of the
human. heart He didn't belittle her
proof that her soul had been saved. He
recognized in her awakening desire to
do well all the little common deeds Of
life, and ambition greater than some far
greater persondges have ever known.
Do you sweep under the mats? The
question is not asked in it's literal sense
for there are many women and girls
who have tasks to perform which dc
not include acquaintance with a broom
handle
But there are mats in every walk OF
life, and they must be swept under if
we do our duty to ourselves, and to
those above US.
The girls who read this ali have some
work to perform. l am truly sorry for
them if they haven't, for it is the
greatest incentive recreation knows
and the greatest comfort sorrow car
call to its relief.
Every work, no matter if it be trivial
or onerous. if 1t be trifling OF important
should be done we'll. Doing it well
means there should be no neglect where
neglect might not be apparent.
The task becomes one of dignity if #
is well done. 1t dignif1es and honors
the laborer An important task that is
sighted does him dishonor
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

cost a small fortune. One of solid
gold supposed to have been in the pos
session of Marie Antoinette, is speci-
men of beautiful f1ligree work; an
other of carved ivory and for the rest
tortoise shell, coral, amethyst, agate
and crystal or mental and ivory inlaid
with precious stones, bring the bill for
the summer parasol up into small
fortune.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
A Ke11erma11n Shape By Mail :

Bv MARTHA RANDOLPH

with Redfern which paid
$500 There La Vctoire $1,000 q
of these oo) Warmers Rust Proof
$1OO Thompson's Glove Fitting 100 to $3.50; w B
P n loo $3.50 the Rengo Belt
Memo $780, $500 and $500 and the j. M High
$00 $50 and $500 There also Bras
a S1.00
hip low medium bust and six
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
hose s1nnorters.

hose supporters.
The time may
come when neces-
sity will compel
me to get corsets
in a bargain rush.
But before. | do.
| will economic
in other ways and
get fitted properly
with a good cor
set. Since the ex-
perience [ have
had after my
friend told me /
was getting stout,
l never intend to
neglect my figure
again. l have
learned that with
the aid of proper
corsets. properly
fitted. a good fig
ure may be i'm
proved upon and a
poor figure can DC
transformed into
a good one. From
what | saw and
heard on my cor
80 49,. -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

TERE is the new pagoda umbrella
which looks like a freak and
isn't
You remember how hot it always
got under the dainty silk and lace par
asols of yesterday when the sun shone
and not a breath of air reached you?
The only consolation you had on
warm day was that you were saving
your complexion and looking pic
utresque.
Well, here is a parasol with regu-
lar ventilating system, and If any kind
Of breeze is blowing you will get it un-
der your new sun shade.
The pagoda umbrella is built in two
stories, small one over q sun shade
Of larger size, pagoda shaped, with the
sides bent down sharply. There are a
number Of small openings between the
two decks, as one might call them, and
the air can circulate inside the UNI
brella. which should make 1t popular in
the boiling months, especially on board
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

1 do believe the common mans
task is the hardest. The hero has
the hero's inspiration. that lifts him
to his labor All great. duties are
easier than the little ones, though
they cost far more blood and agony
Philip Brooks.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

walk promenades and all other equally
warm spots.
Pagoda parasols come in all kinds
of fantastic colors and materials. The
white silk ones. heavily embroidered
are most attractive. but black and pink
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

TIME story is told that at a great
revival a little serving maid
arose to her feet and confessed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
"The Gates of Silence

A A THRILLING PoR
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19
OAKLAND NOTES

Items for this column may be 'phoned
to 1915 or the State Journal orice.I
The Oakland ladies' W. c. T. L. after
noon at home" last Tuesday at the home
| OF Mrs. H " Clayton. 81 Wabash ave
hue, was a very enjoyable affair and well
| attended Mrs. Lila Day Monroe gave
an Interesting talk to the mothers Mrs
Lottie case gave report Of the district
ham gave a number OF readings which
were thoroughly enjoyed and Mrs Waiter
Aannfn furnished the music Mrs nellie
Ensign president Of the Oakland society
had charge of the devotional. The AFFAIR
was given for Oakland ladies' IS years oIe
Joseph Gordon Of wabash avenue will
go TO Naukato. Kan, the last OF tbs
week for a short visit with his daughter
Mr. Henry Anderson of Wea.nerrord
Okla, IS visiting his cousin, Prof. VIII
Nanorsdol. and family Of Forest avenue
No, is visiting her brother, George New
bold and family OF KeIlar1 avenue.
Mrs Chris Wise and daughter Arbutis
ing at the G. NJ Conoway home on KEEL
lam avenue left yesterday fer a sF..or.
visit with friends in Onaga. Kan
Mrs j. G. Huey entertained the Ladies
AID society of the Oakland Presbyterian
church this afternoon
home in Alta Vista Kan after a weeks
visit with Mr. and Mrs II. c. Shore, 3s
Wabash avenue.
-
W b K NJ society of the OakIard
christian church Wednesday afternoon al
her home on Oakland avenue
Miss Elizabeth Tanner of 90 Oakland
avenue Is spending few weeks with her
parents at Wamego, Kan
D n Peak, his sister Miss Rhoda
Feak and daughter Afleen are spending
Few days this week with Mr. PeaB's
daughter. Mrs. Frank Helm and Mr
Helm west OF WasEburn COLLEGE
Nolan Fitch, a student At Es1szz ut
versIty, lawrence. is spending a Teu ,5zvz
at the H. v Clayton home, 81 WabasS
avenue. 9H
me g W B. NJ union or all the Chris
tan churches in the cftv VII bs--, -. -
Gay meeting Friday at the First Chris
A public meeting for discussion On ina
voting Of the bridge bonds VIII he bafJ
friday evening at MooreFs park nes- The
East Sixth street bridge ~
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Taoun~oc o% 7,
Junta- Colo. are visiting at the G. 7.
SJone nome on kellam avenue Mr. and
MIS- thompson expect to leave shorty
ror short visit at Marceffne Mo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19
TRIBUTE TO CARNEY,
Railroad \. VI. C. A. Pass Resolutions
fer Dead Santa Fe Man.

At the regular meeting of the board
| Of managers OF the Railroad Y 3E.
c A heId on Wednesday. September
4. the following resolutions were
adopted
Whereas. It has pleased God in His
wisdom to remove from us one of our
oldest most helpful and most faithful
members Brother w c. N Garvey
Resolved. That We recognize his
business integrity, his devotion TO duty.
and his loyalty and fidelity to friends
or over One-third of a century -
was agent of the Santa Fe Railroad
peka grow from q village to a city EEe
watched small factories grow TO large
proportions He knew intimately more
business men than any other man IL
Topeka, and vas well known by eacH
as personal friend HIS word was
accepted by them in all matters eIsd
through all the years of his busy lie
no one ever accused him OF single
dishonest or trickery act
Resolved. That the Railroad u Nj.
c. A always regarded him as one of
IT'S most influential and beneficial
members. For a quarter of d century
he has been an active mamber and Oh
fetal of the Railroad Y NJ C. A he
took a keen interest in this association
in all it did and all it undertook for
the benefit happiness and comfort OF
railroad men His advice was aIWfFs
sought and his judgment was alWaNs
oue. OF usefulness for like his Master,
.'hg went about doing good We
shsI soreIy miss his counsel in our
MEETINGS: for his extensive acquaint-
ance= and long years of active service
made mis- advice and counsel most val
liable
Resolved. That We express our
heartfelt sympathy to the family OF
our deceased friend and pray thaE
God may bless and comfort them
Resolved Further. That these reso-
Iutious be placed on the minutes *
this meeting and copy be sent 10 the
family or the deceased
w c. MAYOR,
Secretary pro tenn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19

=. t1 - LOT t1is column may be 'phoned
70 SS1@ OF the State Journal Office
... BRAKEMAN Harry Yates Of Enporia who
olslocated his shoulder about a week 40.
pftdL Mrs Yates and son Foi,ar+ L7,-s
returned TO Emporfa after spending a
lew days here with Mr. Yates
The social which the Ladies' socfetx- of
the b OF L E and F. gave last might At
ne mas Laird home was well attended
and the ladies' are wei pleased with their
furnished the music for the evening
Big Mason Of New York. travelling
Tor the International 7. II. C A. commit
tee. VIII be at the r r 7 n. G a the
last Of this week He Is expected to make
Z snort raia FRIDAY evening at the R. R
Y NJ c A entertainment
John Chflds. craftsman at Chicago
who has been seriously III since the ffrst
Of June, is slightly improved
SeWton this morning over the Santa Fe.
W 2 Shehau Of Topeka has the con
tract for the hea ting Of the Santa re new
round house at Shopton. Iowa
c. W kouns. general manager J. Frank
farrell publicity agent. and J. r Koontz
general freight agent left on No. yester-
join the Pfttsburg special train and ac-
company II for several days over the
company lines
Switch Engineer Pete Anderson is of
duty Tor q few days On business
Mss Alta Amos Of the freight auditors
Office viii spend the week end with friends
in Kansas City
Paul Sherman. division accountant at
EDporla- and Mrs Sherman, spent We'd
uesday in Topeka en- route to Boston Mr..
Sherma1S b0yhood home, and various
points IN the east to spend few weeks
vacation visiting relatives and friends
Engineer W E ThoEczs OF Arkansas
City vas the guest of his brother-fr-Iaz
Engineer B. c. Winanz. en- route to Ms
souri,, where he viii visit relatives
Conductor G. L Sonfe and wife Of La
Junta. Colo-- are visiting relatives here
for few days
Twenty-Six new members Joined the R.
r I. II c. A. yesterday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19
DISPUTE FATAL TO 3.
Quarrel Over Collie Ends in Double
Murder and Suicide.

San Francisco. Sept ia dispute
over possession of a valuable collie
dog led to a double murder and sui
eide, in which James J. Hall. mana ger
of the St Francis Telephone COM
pany. subsidiary concern of the St.
francis hotel; Mrs James J. Hall, his
wife, and Arthur KnabIe, a half broth
CT or Hall. were the victims.
ENABLE, who was employed by Hall
evidently brooding over the trouble,
walked up behind Hall while the lat
ter was using a telephone in the Geary
street offices of the company. placed a
revolver against his back and 6red TWO
shots, killing him instantly.
Before anyone could interfere.
knable made his escape from the Of
nce and went direct to the Hall resi-
dence- Mrs. Hall. who was alone in
the house, came to the door in re-
Spouse to his summons Without ut
terfng a word, Knabie drew his re-
volver and fired two shots into her
BODY killing her almost instantly.
After satisfying himself that his aim
mad been true, KuabIe stepped over
the body of Mrs Hall and entered a
front room of the house. where he
sent bullet through his own brain.
That the double murder was ore
meditated- is indicated by note
found in knable's pocket. in which he
asked that his body be eremated He
gave no reason for his act
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19

life of c. c. Payne and have recently
been removed from the court of
Douglas county.
A fail membership campaign in con-
nection with the Sunday school of the
First NJ E church viii begin next
week A complimentary dinner will be
given at the home Of one of the MEM
bers 10 get things started
A Kansas State Fair official who
returned from Hutchinson this morn
ing states that the Hutchinson
grounds were a sea of mud until
Wednesday, The crowd Wednesday
was estimated at between seven and
ten thousand The horse show is
slightly larger than that of the state
Fair in Topeka, but all other live
stock departments were not as large
as was the case in Topeka
Indications are that the cheap carnf-
val shows Will be seen no more on the
state fair grounds There is little that
Is new in these shows and thew are
not usually Of a particularly eIevating
nature Consequently one of the of1-
Gals of the State Fair association in
minated today that there is a posi-
nlIity that a vaudeville house Will be
erected on the grounds. and a contir-
uous high class performance maintain
ed fair week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19
At THE THEATERS.

The Common Law is scheduled for
4 hearing here at the Grand Septem-
Der g. and already there seems 10 be
a widespread interest in witnessing
the characters of Mr.. Chambers book
in the flesh and blood AS is usually
the case. Mr.. Woods has spared no
pains nor expense in making the pro-
ductfou complete in every detail and
has gathered together a company of
players who may be absolutely relied
on to give an intelligent interpreta-
ton of the work as set forth by the
author Of the famous novel from which
the play has been taken
7 frankly admit that I have never
seen a better lesson on the American
stage. 1 feel that I have learned much
after patroniznig the beautiful play.
The Rosary which plays the Grand
September 24.-Johu E Byrues, Grand
knight, Calumet council No 632, Chi
cago-
Under Southern Skies. the play at
the Majestic. is proving entertaining,
as this theater is having good crowds
at each performance
The bill at the Novelty this week Is
one that pleases from start to finish
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19

make club run to Topeka for that
purpose.
linn ediateIy after the moving pic
ture is taken, the members Of our
club viii escort the visitors for short
oetour Of the city. viewing the prfn-
c1pal points Of interest. and leaving
Topeka about $3.50 D m for a cluh
run to Lawrence
This moving picture will be show
throughout the state and the larger
cities of the United States, as 1t Will
become a part Of the Animated Week
y Film exhibit. and We sincerely hope
YOU will accept this invitation and
send a large delegation from your
city
IF the clubs OF neighboriug cities
can get together occasionally much
good can be accomplished for road i'm
provement and other matters of inter
est to autom obiIiStS-
Seven hundred and fifty local auto
owners have been sent a letter urging
them 10 attend the Friday night meet
iuR
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19
"CASCARETS" BEST
BOWEL CLEANSER
No BIIiousness- Headache. Sick Sour
Stomach. Indigestion. Coated
Tongue or Constipation

Furred Tongue Bad Taste, IndigeS-
ton, SaIlow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
cIogged bowels which cause your
stomach to become filed with undi-
gested food. which soures and fer
uents ike garbage in a swIu barrel
That's the first step to untold misery
indigestion, foul gases. bad breath. yell
low skin. mental fears. everything that
is horrible and uzuseating- A CaScaret
tonight viii give your constipated
bowels a thorough cleansing and
straighten You out by morning They
work while you sleep-a 10 cent box
Ecm your druggist VIII keep you 4 ell
inS good for months Millions Of men
and women take a Cascaret now and
then 70 keep their stomach liver and
bowels regulated. and never know n
miserable moment Don't forget the
chlIdren-thefr little fnsides need q
good- gentle cleansing, too
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19
Be A BIC PARADE
A Thousand Invitations Sent
Out to Autoists.
Responses Coming in for sun
day Afternoon Spectacle.

Aiiulcatlons point to big spectacle
1@E automobile parade on Kansas ave-
hue sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
re shawnee Motor League has sTui
80 invitations to "A different towns
LS tle motorists OF the respective
so"ns 10 participate in the parade
The nrsC acceptance of rFa frTf--+f-,.,
- maze early this morning Whaf;
rank Pratt Of Wakarr1sa. D10ree4 -
10 W w Webb. president of the Iocei
= - . - Ion stating that II cars WI
De mere from his town.
A large and entht1S5aSt5c r,aa4fr1 NJ
al Lhe auto owners of the city has bee n
cailed Tor Friday night at the Con-
merclaI cub when the details in cor
necron with the parade and the ell
tertainment of the many visitors to tn.
CITY VIII be discussed
Il = now proposed to hold a pipe or
gan concert IN the Auditorium Imme-
alately after the parade for the err
pie and seeing Topeka trip is be
ing Planned After this the Tone a
motorists will split UP, and escort the
Fl7.-oFs 10 their respective homes, or
IN case weather conditions VIII no
permit holding the parade the eve1=
viii be postponed one week
The parade will form at O'Clock
harrison street The line Of march
VIII be south O5 Kansas avenue 20
Eighth avenue where a moving pic
ture viii De taken by the Best Film
COMPANY This parade scene VIII
form part OF new " jeeing Topeka
First film 1.200 feet in length II
wiIl be sent out to the show houses OF
Kansas
That part Of the film pertaining to
the auto parade viii be sent out over
the entire country by the Animated
Weekly firm 70 advertise the first
meeting Of the Kansas state Automu-
bile association.
sunday was chosen as the dav r5=
the parade as Z is difficult 10 get the
business men to Eu-1 out in this o.
any other town on week days
Here is the invitation in part that
the Shawnee Motor League sent aut
TO the surrounding towns
The officers and members OF our
club extend q cordial invitation to tae
mem bers of your club to participate
in the parade and we trust the hour
designated will give you ample time to