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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
SPECIAL DAYS AT FAIR.
Have Been Promised Fer Different
Celebrations During Big Show.

There Will be q number of special
6ays designated for celebrations by
fraternal orgs niZationG and other bod
les and in honor of certain individuals
and groups OF individuals during the
Louisiana State Fair which opens Nov.
and runs through NoN, IL, lasting
eight days. Every day will be spe-
cial day. On some days there will re
several different celebrations. Also
every day will be of interest 70 every
body as well as TO members OF certain
! societies and organizations. friends Of
/ certain distinguished persons. OF GER
tain cities 0nG communities.
The opening day will be known as
! Governors Day. for II Is then that Gov.
J.. T. Hall will put in an app earnncc. It
| will also he Press Day, complimentary
! 20 the newspaper folks, whose efforts
| means SO much to the development of
| the fair. 1t will also be Shreveport
! bay. for the various business houses
will give their employees holiday SC
thty may participate in the big cele-
bi alton marking the opening Of the
f1ir.
FridaJ November Z. will be Drum
! me,s' Law. The travelling men viii
have parade and banquet and vii
otherwise fiulic.
Saturday, Nov. 3, will be School ant
College Day, when the football games
between the Louisiana and Arkansas
Universities and otEer schools VIII b
played.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
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WEEKS RECORD
I'm District Court for
Parish Of Madison

vI3%% f.:+s.s* !'':s...2 - -. ss.a 49,.
DOCUMENTS FILED FOR RECORD
Mrs. Selma Levy Keller to
Charles A KELLEY. Powerof Any.
Eli r WagIer to Samul Acker-
man & John Wittmer, Sale OF
Enola Plantation.
r. Y Kincaid TO Il. S6ndheimer
Sale OF R0choreau Plantation.
st. Louis Iron Mountion & Sou
thern Ry. Co. to Union Trust Co
&Beniamm;n T. Edwards. Sup.
Elemental Indenture.
A. Z. Kinds to Regirater. Cat
tie & Horse Brand.
J. b. West Heirs to Mrs. M. E,
West, and Mrs. NJ. L, West tc
j. b. West heirs. Settlement o!
West Estate.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
George Goodali to Rosa Carter
Floyd WIGHT to Lummie Will
Jams.
J. w. Burden to Lille Ballard
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
TREASURER SR:Ta'S PLAN.

We are in receipt Of p pamphlet
issued by State Treasurer. Le-
Doux +. Smith, in which that
offic al propounds Il plan :" settle
the vexed question e meeting the
Statedebt which natures January
/, 1914.
Strictly stated Mr.. Smith pro-
poses to .'cali an extra session
Of ths legislature, request i -
authorize the State Board Il
Liquidation 20 issue short tine
paper hearing CREATED rate Ct
interest THANH per cent 'waic!
he thinks can be disposed a &c
depositors in the savings banks of
the State whoa. be believes,
would respond 70 Il demand rade
to their patriotism 10y purchasing
this short time paper.
Then, at the session OF i9li,
The legislature would submit an
amendment TO the Constitution
authorizing tho issuance Of 4 -
per cent binds.
The ONLY trouble with this plan
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
Sheriff. s5alS.
N-nCIre ..utu"y.
V. No. .>57
=. v. >:hirE.

! ~ VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF Fl
ori Eacias, t. nc directed. from t."
!!onora'l" smith lydlriai Di-tg.c'
@ont 90 ;ho Parish oi Naalson aIorr-
/ said. n the above catjt.cd cause, wi"
proceed 10 sell, 1t Fan'ic auction, at
he doc: ct the court House in Taliuian
Mrdj@.a Parish, E.ou..,an&, on tuc BIC
Saturday 'ho
/ 2o.n lay Of s"Itnm!cr, 1912.
i. d, between the b"urs prescribed by
l.g, al the right, tit,n ana intoro"t OF
t. v 5hi,,y in and to the following
do~"riJHd properly, to-wit:
The CnIiornia Tiant&.i'n.-I.ot .,
COM posed Of the cas: half II south naif
OF Section o.; the east hall o; moth
west quarter the north east quarter OF
south west qIaTtcranda stri pJ.5.caElns
vide CEi the north end Of the south east
quarter of southwest quarter OF sec
ton ~.
Also = piece OF land in thu north-w"st
quarter OF Section 81. included be,weer
the following lines, viz:
! Commencing at the northwest corner
OF Section 81 ard running east 3i.l4
chains; thoncc south !3.?3and enc third
chains; thence wa3t3i.!t chains, thence
south is @3 ard one thirl chains. thence
vest 3l.ii chains; thence north 10 The
place OF beginning. AZ in Townah.r :
North Range II east.
Lot 3 composed OF . certain piece Of
iard in the northwest l,,"r:oy Of sec
? Hcn 81, included between the fo.s"tng
. lines:
Commencing at a pom: 1913 ana :
third chains south OF the 2ortn-wcs'
carnHr Of Section CT, running east 81,
cn"ins; thence south 1888 anu one ihir,
chaid5; thence west 81, ! chains fhc1c,
ro!In - tho place o; beginning,
Also a strip OF g. chains vide Of tht
South end OF jae West hall Il TN
South half OF Section 81, and II tnl
, portion Of the North hal! OF Section 8
lying east OF Big Bayou, and the Yves
half OF the NORTHWEST q-f&ter ahu III
. west nail oi IL" 9'u'h-"o"t 9"'''ei
e ana the 5on'h-eaS' qc"''o' o. 'h
: sou Invest quarter except Il s"ip
io.J3 CHAINS VIC" oN lLe NORTH emu
the Southeast quarter OF the south
west quarter al" " s"Ip -" ,''"'''
- wide of the west SIDE Of the SCUM
z west 4uaet6f o. NE So1lA-ea"' quar- sEi
q o. Section t.. a" IN township l.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured py Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. !. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o..
We. the undersigned. have known ~.
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the hlood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. TESTIMONIALS
sent free. Price Is cents PER bottle. SOLD
by all Druggists
TAKE Hairs FauffA Pills tor constipation
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
SgaewiSss Sale.
state Of Louisiana, Parish OF Madison,
Ninth Judicial District Court.
John 3. St>ne
VS.. No. 1886
g.. ". ShiTk.

IT, virtue OF a Writ OF Fieri Facias
70 me directed from the Honorable
\i.th District ConrG for the Parish OF
Madison aforesaid, IL the above ahNlion
.alsc, will proceed 10 sell At pIh!lc
auction, at the door Of the Court House
IN the Town of IailuIah. in Madison
Parish. Louisiana. Oh the second SatuT-
Gay, the
18th Day Of September, 1918
ID. betWcea the hours prescribe
by law, all the right, title and in;ar'at
Of Z. ". Shirk III and 20 ne following
described property, tc-Wlt:
TEr ,,aiiiforGil Plantation.
Io;2 r1.1lgt,s-d uf The east half of south
LaiF al section b.; tin east nal OF h":lh
west uu.,.I,r the ncr.f cas- quarter 81
s.,tts-vsSt quarter lHi "Trip ".2S
CHAINS wide oil the 1nr;h end If Tho south
cast Guar;t- Of southwest 'iIart'r 81
section ". , ,
| quarter nf section q ii.ctu4ed between the
| following Lines, ~: ,
(nn,nlrpc!nu - the north vest c"fEtT -
| Section .: anI ruuAta.S cHHi 80 '."Ii.
thcDcr suut. -. - ani 'Hh ihiTl 81 as
th.rct, ,yr;t o. IA chains, ihra3'r E"r;A -
| the place of ar@iaGl';s. Al IN lo"HaiIi'
! Il, Surti SsaEt. = cast. ,--
| ~ Z .oIul,uSe,i Of "A ccr,ai3 piece oi ian"
| IN re northwest quarter VI n"c,i"H OF ,
! incIuGrd dle tween the following ilGC'
Commencing NJ u pIinJ lS.A3 HGa 'ilI'
,n.ias south ~ tie northwest corner 40
| Section 81, running east al.ll Gu n
tNrn,p south 1888 ana one third On
thence west 3l.Ii cnalus, U'H''
north To the p,a"" 81 HPE,''u''
! Assn strip al and Oh" nal o.. ans . 80"
| ~ .Er south end - The Wt.' hail %! a.
| S,.th nalt 81 section g.. ahd dA ti,h'
! ,,-ti,u al thc north tatI ~ section ~ ~
! inc rt,r of Biy Fay CIl, and the west had
| al he northwest quarter ana 10 49,
/ taIf ufthe southwest quarter, az" ih'
| .,,ih-rasy g,'IlfCr UI the south 49,
! ,r,rfpr trNc,.p, 4 strip ~ ,. : cHai;'.
! Xy.le ,f IL, north end 81 the ~nutE-r;."'
! nti.rtrr of he south ives; quarter, ihd !
| siriu & sG chains wide of the wtSi soc
| rnr south west :Iu5r-eT 81 the sou h-''is'
.usricrt ~ 5ectirn 81. All IN Io"lHiii.
| l.. North Range y east 49,
! Lot J. compose. OF " certain H''.' 90 80
she. rnrih-,,oS; quarter ~! Section 81 ~
rir,.,i bptweeu the to:' wing lines
| CTunt,.nciuL "a tH,. Sou;u-Wos; corner q
tuV northwest quarter. ~ section = NJ
running eass Sid Chains; tntLc- h'r'
"A 32 and on,. 'hirt cH1'ns- ttcL'r VIC
~ q chains; theme south 10 ti'e pace
| Lc.,iuuIng. ara also az" tdnl nan -! go
! ron 81, except Il STRIP Z. 'otEi-hS W.T. y
~. r.,,.t side. of me -nuti-West quarter =
| G.o.s,r - Az in TpP-Hsii, I.- Wort
| y.rcr - east. Containing a. A.. :
| acrrs more 90 less, together YIN .
IuiiIiurS aud impr"""NenCs thereof
seized iE the above agt.
Terms OF sale: Cash wish benefit
4. J. SEWER, JR.,
c;l,a,iff,s Office. SneriE.
. TaiIulah, La, August 9th, 1913
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

moe CHAp1ER,
klfED DAUGHTERS OF
cosvEDERAcY.
csIAxA DIVISION.
Monroe, Ia, Aug. 81, 1913.
Aalson Infantry Chapter,
Louisiana Division.
Ion are cordially invited t.
!. eod the annual Convention o.
louisiana Division, U. d. G.
= meet in session with the
nslana Division, U. G. V. and
ated Sons of Confederate Vet
ans IN Monroe, Louisiana, Oct
End, and Bird, 1913.
Miss Made A. Moore.
Recording Secretary
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
chs Ozaly Thing
Thas WIN Relieve
NeuraIgia.."

.
The piercing pains Of Neuralgia.
which often follows a,bad cold or
La Grippe, are frequently almost IN.
bearable and few medicines ahord
any relief 10 the sufferer.
Il am a rural mail carrier and
have been a user of the DI. Miles,
medicines for years.
Dr.. Files hn.i-Pa;n Fil!a
can't be beaten. They are tho
only thing have found thai viii
,sl;eve NY Neuralgia and have tried
most everything, besides medicine
from the doctor. l am willing &c
tell anyone what thc AHtl-raiH
Fills did for ne"
CHARLES HILDERBRANDT,
Box zos yyoodviU. OHIO
If you, Ike Mr.. Ki!derbrand;.
"have tried most everything" IN
vain, why no, Go as he did, fight
YOUR aches and pains with Ds.
Miles Anti-Pain Pills. Let the
pills bear the brunt Of the battle.
| No matter how stubborn the con-
test, they will come out victorious
Or. Niles kati-pSig Pills
stand on their record, which is :
long list Of cures extending back
generation. d. ,
Druggists everywhere seii them.
| first package fails 20 benefit, yoSr cTuS
uist will return your money.
NILES MEDICAL CO.. Eiknsrt' 'ne
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
WHY So MANY FAILURES?

The schools throughout the |
parish are suffering 4 severe set
back as result Of the recent
rigid examinations through which
they had to pass, and some Ct
the country schools, We under
stand have had 10 close, IA the
teachers Were young and iEeX-
perienced, and wholly unprepared
for the examination.
| John r. Conilf Of New Orleans,
wan appointed chairman OF she
State examination committee 10y
the State Board last February,
and being perfectly familiar With
all! of The questions which he
selected. he evidently did not tax"
into consideration the rea! require
ments of The country school teach
ers. hut rather expected them to
pass examination on subjects ell
tireIy foreign TO their work, and
which would possibly never enter
Into il.
/ At Amite City most all, in fact
ali bu, one teacher held certificate,
so that this school will open
promptly next Monday morning.
lTnis one vacancy~ill be fiIlcd later
on. or as soon as Il teacher can be
: found who holds the necessary
certificate. The teachev who *
Ibarred out could have held the
tplace had she attended the Nor.
NAL at Amite City this summer
At Hammond all but one teacher
hold certificates, and the new
teacher we understand, is a grad -.
uate of a college which is suflicien
, guarantee of her ability.
A, Kentwood it is said the
school has only four teachers on
of eleven or twelve who PASSED
the poorr e.:,minn ion or holt
Tie proper grade certificate, ant
that school will probably have Il
wait unlilteachers can be found t.
ill these vacancies.
Altogether, Prof. Lewis is hav
ing troubles Of his own wi c mu.
be shared with State Superntend
It ent Harris, Tangipahoa ParlsI
!. is uuIy one of all other parishes i
~ the State that is suffering likewise
J: the country schools being tn
a worst afflicted. Some Of ther
he have already been closed becaus
the teachers failed TO pass tn
: examination exacted. "A n it
If City Sun.
!, The News.Star makes the fol
al lowing pertinent comment:
in Following the editorial in II!
~ News Star Tuesday afternoon "
ut are again constrained to ask ques
ton: why 50 many failures? &c
tainly the young ladies and youn
~. mon ever the State are not ignc
ramusas. The fault must be wi
!, the gentleman or committee
gentlemen who submitted u
=! questions. Ii this is the case,
- is unfair and unjust TO the appi
cants for Ger iiicales, detrimenl
to the best interest of the schoo
:; and discouraging to those wi
contemplate entering the probes
~ ion Of pedagoges. The applicant
We thirk, should be given ia
chance. which is not done
"catch'' questions and matte
foreign to that which they ha
gone over are featured in t
eyamina tinn tests.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
EsfraY Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
pnrisn of Madison.

STATE OF LUUISIANa, 7
Parish OF Madison.
This is to certify that have in my
posession the following described CAT
TIE: One red and white spotted COW ,
marked crop and unoer bit in right ear ,
crop split and under bit in LETT ear.
branded B. LIS; also one pale red
YEARLING, two years old, marked
split and under bit in right ear and split
in left ear, branded F. A. | have made
diligent inquiry for the owner of said
CATTLE and found none. If not
called for within ninety days, will be
sold as the law directs.
A. N. ANDREWS
Tallulah La. Sent. 3. 1913. sepo
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

a Pennsylvania railroad fire.
man has been arrested for stealing
railroad Whistles. He had &
mania for them and stole 4 dozen.
Tie probabilities are that il lie
had stolen few facrOry factory
whistles he would have been Vo-
ted a medal.-Pirayune.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

Prompt and luxurious service
and reasonable rates. Phone
No. 81 night, or No'S.2 and 3o
day X /. GAINES.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

mi. r. l.. WorSham, State
nmo'ogistof Georgia, and MIR.
State Agricultural Com
dOner of Agriculture for the
HState, were entertained by
6fo. ID. Smith, of the u. S.
fartment Of Agriculture,
'sdnesday and Thursday. These
. |. were highly pleased
"a their visit to the expert,
PM station Rere and carried
y much valuable information
the Georgia planters.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLUBS
Win Msks a Splendid Exhibit al the
State Fair CT Louisiana
This Year.

Judging By the reports FROM vnrious
portions OF the State. one Of the real
big successes OF the Louisiana State
Fair this year VII be scored in the Do
metsic Science Department, which viii
be In charge OF Miss Elizabeth Kelley
cs superintendent. This Will BE a
brard-Hcw feature. as thsre has never
before been any display 10y the COMES
TIC science clubs. The interest report
sc from G!ftcrcGt parishes is due large
" 10 the Inducements offered BY the
Fair Association. ons being !ict az
cash Premiums, totaiing SiJ0 The dis
play viii tie shown in the Agricultural
BuiiGiI%. rear the girls canning eXhiA-
it's and boys corn club display.
The exhibits by these clubs VIII DEM
that is nc inv carried Gu by the dCme5-
, tic science departments 81 the Louisi
ina public schools. There Will he spa
! ciH1eHs OF cooking. sewing. yVeserv'rg
baking and various other intnrEs:!n2
aud useful activities by TIRE girls o,
tbs State. Thh different teams frcTT
different sc1ois viii have charge o:
| :hs domestic science booth on difrnr-
c.t DAYS Guri'iS tie fair. which open:
| November un1 rams through NOre!n-
! Der -.
; Send to Secretary Louis ~, RrYeg.
| rCrtUff. Shreveport. La. for prem'dr
lists and catalogue. They arc free TO
the a.lSing.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

/ lillian Johnson VII ac-
knr Miss Mabel Jones on
Visits 20 friends and re!a-
In Houston. Galveston, Aus
|,ud San Marios Texas.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

godof Dyssarsia Cure
Rigeets VIVA yau eas.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

Is Mabel Jones, of Abor-
Mss, is stopping with
Lillian johnson en- route fo,
aros, Texas, where she vii
This winter.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

Ella SNYDER left las
h. for Little Rock, Ark
Myder has many friends
sfo regret very much he4
X TallHlah.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

hry, May. and Beatrice Russ,
we're in charge of their
her, r. 4. Russ, visiting in
ID louisiana for severa
rs, will he back home in
Gslah about Sunday. They
having a grand time out
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

! NARY Montgomery re-
Es,e Thursday after q
Esit to relatives III
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

II. II Mr.. Percy Rountrce
/, Il see him back in Tai
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

many friends of Mr.. A. j
r.. our Sheriff. re"ret to
s,t he is on the sick list
H. he viii soon be able to
! 10 his Office.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

|, Ethel Mitchell and
|pice are visiting at the
4 Mr. John Z. Yerger.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

Mrs. J. L Cason and
q Csson spent Thursday
..hurg.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

N r. McKain, Of Minora
| Texas, is visiting his
4, Mrs. E. 7. Purncil,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

. Arwin Scott returned
Wednesday after a de-
i visit to relatives and
lin Tennessee.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

b Handy. Of Monroe. Hnd
esmrheN of Pontiac. Mich.
i visiting Miss Handy
n through Tallrlah Thurs.
On their way to Eudora.
III automobiles left Tallulai
supday evening carving ;
Hdroung men 10 Ducknort
h they went IT, tie SHOW
all declare that thew lad /
"Trip and enjoyed the Show.
nine.ponnd boy arrived a
hme Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A
n one day this week. Bot'
Yer and son are doing vel!
ngar is the V. s. & p. Roat
Der, and they live in tn
hcei Addition.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

s-nrv Purnell and chill
listing Mrs. w. d.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13
lpIsoN JOURNAL
|acIll NoTEs.
:. SEPTEMBER is, lG1"

jpclAl NOTES.
N B. Snyder left for
tuesday.
Il. B. Allen returned
from St. Louis.
,son Powell, Of Wa
IN town Thursday.
LiNrs. A. J. Sewer have
bone from o. "'"'
'. Sewer and little
.rs visiting in Wick Ks.
Snyder is VISITING tin
.,amotiler, Mrs. Elk
asnry Purnell and chill
/, visiting Mrs. W. ID
.lNrs. J. L Cason an'
e. Csson spent Thursda!
k,burg.
Il, Of Mr.. Percy Rountro
see bin back in Tai
BIN.
!. Ethel Mitchell an
are visiting at tn
kMr. John f. Yerger.
N. Z. McKain, of Miners
| Texas, is visiting hi
4. Mrs. E. 7. Purnci
| NARY Montgomery r'
FAC Thursday after
f<,;t to relDtiyeS !
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

.,dys Snyder is visiting
,r,other. Mrs. Ella
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

4 Il. Allen returned
'i,on st. Louis.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-09-13

/ '. Sewer and little
- visiting in Wick 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
MarriedLife the Third Year
helen Buys m Imported Gown at
a January StOclztaking
Sale.

by Mabel Herbert Urner =

10y Mabel Herbert Drner
H. yes. at the end Of the season
they all show the handling" ad-
- mitted the saleswOman, as she
carlessly threw a filmy chiffon evening
gown or a chair with half dozen
others we cant show them TO a
string of customers every day and keep
them fresh"
.'But the beads are all coming Oft
this one" protested Helen, picking up
q pearl bead from the floor
That's why it's reduced so mucn
That was one Of our best Frencn
models" glancing at the ticket 1T
been marked down from $1S5 to SO
This ones in better condition pulling
ont one from underneath put OF
course t hasn't been cut so much-SS5
yes. but that pink's too deep and
the trimming too heavy, CRITICISED
Helen. / like this much better, taking
up the pale pink, hardly more than
flesh colored chiffon
suppose we take some of these in
the fitting room and try them on,
suggested the salesWOman-
Helen hesitated. She always felt that
If she tried on a thing she was IN q
way under obligation to buy it
Trying on the Gowns.
But the salesWOman had already
thrown the gowns over her arm ana
now led the way 10 a fitting room near
DN- Helen LD4-OhE4 AE4lLLd-lll4gs
As the saiesW oman hooked up the
gown Helen gazed in the long mirror
with thrilled surprise. She could hardly
realize that the vision reflected there
was really herself
But she had never paid as much as
SIS for an evening gown and to pay
that for one in this condition! It was
undoubtedly sOiled and many Of the
heads were off Besides, II was too
large, the whole dress would have 10
be altered
I'VE can easily alter that TO fit you,
declared the saIeslady, as Helen took
up both sides OF the waist TO snow It's
Iooseness. And that delicate cOlOring
suits you perfectly"
What would you charge for the al
terati0ns2
Il cant tel you exactly-the filter
VIII have 10 see it-but it'll be about
S."
That would make the dress $50!
Helen was thinking fast Could she.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01

at command by the ancient doctors
and alchemists have gradually given
place in the worlds development to
the perfection of the art today, per-
haps more subtle and at least as won
derful as any other department Of hu-
man progress.
A Paris physician has started a
clinic for fashionable patients, in which
the treatment is entirely carried CT
with perfumes. He has discovered that
certain perfumes, if constantly used,
have marked effect upon the cOnsti-
tuition, and, more than that, they have
a strong power over the mental and
nervous system. For instance, the
continual use Of geranium gives auia-
city and self confidence: mint gives the
user a clear business head; opopanax
brings on madness; Russia leather en-
courages incidence; verbena stimulates
a sense for the fine arts, and violet
predisposes to devotion.
"A Feminine Accessory.
Perfume seems in our western land
to be a wholly feminine accessory of
the toilet. Some 20 years ago fashion
declared that men might use toilet
water, but no extracts. over IN
England, however, fashion has taken a
sWerTe toward the Oriental idea, and
each man of the mode is expected to
have his Individual scent, usually an
the form of an incense burner, IN his
personal apartments
It is a curious fact that there is
something unbalanced and out OF mar
mony with those people who 90 to eN-
tremes in music or perfume MADNESS
and that there is something lacking.
something cold and repellanJ, IN those
who dislike either
IT is easy for one who loves music
passionately to become bore to others
unless the passion is governed by good
sense In the same way, it is easy Tor
nuisance to others unless good taste
and refinement govern the taste.
Perfume and Personality.
But may our world never become so
commonplace. so dull, so devoid OF
temperament, that it ceases to care or
comprehend perfumes. They have their
place in life with the great arts.
And So my dainty woman, choose
your faVOrite perfume; let il become
part Of your personality; but beware OF