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Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05
PASS up ElAsoaATE TOYS
rhss csils fer Exsrsiss ~
90 I~ssinss5osL

When yoa have put INTO . ehiids
hnnds n ~xxr<msiy elaborsfe model
it csnnot and to~- net satisfy hts
imaginarfonL He vfi1 plaT Tor . Whole
dAy v1kh . train nads Of chairs. 30
e.nss fnagtnaxfuu snfers tas szms.
tn armchair - an eng<ns. tho scfn
b ssssping e.r. another armchair
b the bsgsnss ear.
But n you gfve him q perfect thing
his fnasfnaf5on is iefs cut IN the cold.
thsrs 10 no part for IL 10 take In ths
zane. there - nothing % Be done
win sAs mechsntcaI model except to
bessk n opsn and Sc how Il works.
Indeed. more summary methods are
gufss naturally attractive 7 have
seem . ntris boy Of fur years aid. 20
whom N elab0rsfe working model Of
. motor ezr had been presented. afser
watching n work for . few minutes.
taks Il up in hts hand and huri II to
the ground with . smile of <atfsfac-
ton. u vss ths only thing he could
chfnk of dining win T.
That - Why the hoop or the train
Of chatrs or ths r1uga and grueesque
toy TRAIN WI aiways give more real
pleasure thnn ths most elaborate nm
chinery thnf enn Be conceived. that ID
Why tho NJ doll or the vooIfy lamb
VII always Ii uearvr the hearts af-
fecffons than tho most wonderfully
egufpped and eiaburzteirclothed
Ffunch poupee-Exrhanxe.
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05
WENT BACK FOR kNlFE
Iseidsrs ~ the war ~ ts7o Recalled
when Bravery Anesns'ro 20 FssL
nsruInsss Was Exninses6 %
Llsffs purpsss-

Great bravery 10 rxrer on . retreat
tAan on a charge. for obvious ressonss
tho excitement and thrill Of attach 10
then lacking. and the ne0ssfty Of
haste In order 70 get away 10 often
real This fz<t makes Interesting An
Incident related orncsrnig . soldier
IN the army Of the Rhine In the war
of 1870
A battery Of nirr.illeuRz bad made
. stand agztnss the admneing Ger
mana near Metz II vas On the 1stA of
August. In the brave ngtx made ~ ths
divisica OF General Picard rAs nrs
Of the enemy vas tsrrinas. and seemed
% be sweeping away The whcss rr~nch
division
In the midst Of the nnar firing cf the
French. prior to their insvitabls -
treat. one Of the nitrallleDss ceased
to work on account Of the sftching of
q shell In the barrel A lieutenant
lccked about for sumethfng with which
TO remove the shell. and . soldier Of
fered him his pcckefknife- TAs nsur
tenant had iust removed ths shell
when the order came TO fAn nack In
the confusion the oficer dropped The
soldiers knife on the ground wnsn
they had vifhdravn . ntrle disesncs
the soldier cane up TO the nsucnnnaf
and said. sslurtnx.
VIII you please set mo hsvs ny
Knife
4 have lost H. rs back thers snms
where On the ground
7 The soldier showed signs Of deep ~
gret
III get you another IN Nets 10 take
It's place. said the oficer-
TT isn't the value Of the Knife n
all said the soldier. I'm Just fond
Of IL. that's all brought Il fro1
home. r. You vii permit. shall @
hack after IL
In the tace Of this IRE and the Id
vance Of the enemy-
Yes. sir
Well. Il you care a. much - that
for \ pocketknifs II must be PRETTY
dear 70 you Co en-
The solder started hack Shat xnd
shsll we're flying thu enemy we're
near. somewhere In the gloom Of ths
battlefield. and the man knew he might
De over~helned And al this sor IN
old knife that he had carried since hs
vas n boy. and which was associated
with dear things AZ home
He reached the place and found the
spcr where the grrn must have stood
He groped about Thee balls whtstied
IN hts ears and shsliz burst He heard
the rattle Of appruzchinx artillery and
the near hizring Of bugies sounding
orders. n was the enemy Advancing
Nevertheless. be kept On r1mnAgtns
about for the old knife He found f.
Il bad been dropped while sti1 open,
and the blade xiisrenedL He pfcxsd Il
ID ant thrust Il into his pocket. He
ran 50 fast that before long he over.
rcuk his retreafing company. rns lieu
rsrAnr saw htu coming NJ and looked
ingutr.ngfy af him
I've got II. Heursnanf.- 10 sneufsd
siappins his rccket
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05
CAL0mH S|CKENS! n SALNhTES!
DON'T STAY BILIOUS, C0NS1PkTED


Caiomei nakss yeu sick. you lose 4
Gays work Caiomel is ggfckuilver
and Il salivafess eaiomel injuries your
liver.
II you are bilious. feel lazy. sluggish
and an knocked cut. IL your bowels
are ennstipassd and your head aches
or stomach n sour. just taxa q Spoon
fui Of harmless Dodsoa's Liver Tons
instead Of using sickeninx. salisaflnx
ealcmeL Dodscn's Liver Tone 10 real
liver medicine Tou'u know II next
morning necauss you VIII wake up
feeling dns- your Hvrr VII Be vsrk-
tnG your nendnchs and dizziness gone.
your stomach viii b sweet and your
b0vsls regular. Tou vii feel Liza
vorhins- rouu be cheerfzi. fnn Of
vfgsr and ambition
Your drusxtsr or dealer ssils you .
seeens bottieAof podson's Liver Tone
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05
Wnere Ne Eel coSs.

Harvey Z Garnan. private sec-e
tary 70 Representative Racxer. vas
once a newspaper man. but xos ei.
eouraged early IN his career
i worried along as n reporter for 4
Se-k. says Mr.. Ga-nan I didn't get
anything very startling into the col
zn1s of ny paper. ir. true. 5uf az th=
end of the frsc xesx I thou<ht nv
fortune ssz made One cf NJ trfsnds
tod ne q the intended elopeuenr of
a giri of pruntz-nf sanfIy. she vas
gong 70 NARY q uAn nnch below ae-
n social posttiun- Z wls IN evsnr rnaf
would set ne tow oy the cara and {
todd -T CITY ezt1rrr I lad a sensation
10 spring On a set date Asser the
tate had PASSED se azzei ne about
T.
On. Hs Al oH. ssw.' I answered
The STORY 70 dad
vnzrs tAe nArrer- - 4sx<tL
What Vas 4 abuur-
\ trld him of the projected eloue.
meat and aided But there's rcrhfnx
- z nov Tia <.rFs earher shuxes
- wfta y snctgnn aad spoiled the
story
Afrer the city edsror had finished
IN ny news sense. Mr.
German said. 4 determined to forsaks
Journalism frr polirtcx--Ra.rtmorr
Ne~x
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

-Thsr~ b nssthing 7 enjoy ncre.- said
pfhos. than getting up early In the
morning and going fishing The morn
ing air 10 fresh and sweet xnd II To
pleasant to visit the spot where the
water - calm and deep and HmpfdL-
But tnferiected Beazsky. very
few of II have tine 70 90 fishing these
screnuou. dzys-
Sunday. 90 on Sunday. / LOOK
forward al we@s to going fishing On
sunday an ~ before Daylight and
away. fuLl cf eaxsrness aad tnpa
tisnce-
Whats- howled Beansky- Sunday.
Get up early sunday morning. Thers
are lots ef things I'd rather DO than
get up early On sunday morning. and
one Of them is to lie in bed Iook
forward al week 10 rot getting u On
sunday morning Tnzrs the ons Say
On which ! wouldn't get ~ early on
any account
Il think L Is an oufrzxs when that
nerd OF a aeixhbor Of mine waxez ne
~ al nine O'Clock On Sunday morning
No man should BE allowed to 60 around
and vake .hs Ioud echoes On sunday
morning. when al decent peopl. should
De IN bed
AID getting 40 before Daylight.
You dnr't mean 70 tell N. ron do that.
fou must have the most Tolerant geo
Z pie on earth IN your refghnorncox Our
1eixhoorhood wouldn't stand for that
for . minute Coming N ar daylight ts
al right but gufnx forth at that hour
would never 90.
! never wcke q nan zp AZ ezyor~ak
IN nv LIE except once and that waz
AFTER he had krpt ne awake until one
O'Clock with his Internal piano the
night before. AT daylight called him
Up ca the phone and told hin that
had tusr called him NJ to tel him
that his reighbors we're still awake
after his abouinahI. bedlan uf three
hours before
And 20 get up AT daynr-ak on sun
day. when you are not supposed to get
NJ AZ all with only the desire to catch
few nsh for an excuse. Your idea Of
tun 10 certainly on the otasL Il iza't
fu1 70 get uv N the morning Any day
n the reek you can have that kind OF
!cy- Six daEs IN the week, I should
think you could get along without Il
On the seventh People Ike you are
th- cause Of most cf the rruubFe u
the world I wouldn't have such a dis
position for anything --Chlcasr News
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

@&S8A* ~&1tA8 -. <&AH
so far n II new Known only two Sf
he many expeditions xAax had hssn
orxnntzed To ohs.rve the sel1p.s of t.
nm @ August Il reached their desri-
nations These we're the ooservsrs
truu the Royal observatory, Gr-A-
vfch. consisting Of Messrs. Icnes and
Davidson. who were stationed n
Nirsk- Russia. and the expedition sent
cut By ths tctnt permanent eclipse
COMMITTEES of the Royal society and the
Royal Astronomical society. consisting
Of Fathers Certis and O'Ccnnor aad
N=ssrsA Atkinson and Gibbs. Who took
up their station AZ Hernoesznd. Sxe
den.
Both parties had perfec. weather. a
clear sky and secured f1e photographs
Of the corona and chruncsphers- Ths
Greenwich party paid special afrenficr
- the Ultraviolet spectrum Of the
caruuosphere. and Father Cor-te's
party restricted ITSELF 70 the ysIIox
and rs1 regions of the spectrum So 4
10 hoped that a vide range ef tn
ehruuosphertc spectrum viii haxs
been obtained
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05
TREASURES m ENGLISH NOME


Chafswurrh house. whose literary
treasures have been dfminished BY IN
present ouner, ewes It's exfseencs 70
the nrst dnks. q man Of extrsmeiy
catholic tastes. says the London Cnron-
icieI He not only employed . carver.
whose work is as good. n not better.
than Grfrltng's. he vas himself . -
preme Judge Of art and srchitecturs.
But while he could write odes and
compose sonatas. be also loved racing
and ccckfghtinx. suppers and mashed
balls He lost bets running into thou
sands with eauanfmity. and vas con
sfdsred by the ladies' 10 be the hand
soonest fellow Of his time One Of
these vorshipers. when he died sans
Of him ~ one
Whose swnzI svestn~.s Challenged sur
Our s=x's wonder and cur ssx's tnens.
WHOSE soft commanding rooks cur
sreasrs ss,aiied.
prevailed
No duke OF Devoushfrs added %
lavfshfy to the treasures Of cnnfB
worth as William cavendish- ths sixrk
Of the tttieL In 1919 he bought TIC %
orary Of the bishop Of E1y for srs.0ee
Ten years. later he added John KsD
bie's dramatic collections. for vhfeA
he gave 5000 An hs did vss dos>
naznincentix- The srsat eouservs
tory. covering an acre. which sf,sr
ward served "a n r1ntfsI f~r tba Cryn
tal palace. vas his worx- On hfz
special enruuafton nissiun 60 tn
czar Of Russia he h said TO hsvs
spent E50.so9 more than the govern
neut allowed him. \ prodis.lity which
81 touched the heart Of Nicholas thnl
the monarch aftervard paid thu dukz
a visit NJ his Chfswick villa
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

under NY personal guarantees that ft
viii clean your sluggish liver hsefzr
than nasty calomeis Il Won't make you
SICK and you can eat anything you
want without being salivafed Tour
druggist guarantees that each spccnfai
vii start your liver. clean yuur bowels
and stratxhten yoa up BY morning or
ycu can have your money back chil-
drsn gladly take Dodsan's Liver Tone
because Il 10 pleasant tasting and
dceszt Erips or eramp or make them
sick
am selling millions Of bottles of
potsons Liver Tone TO people vho
have found that this pleasant. ves--
tahlsI liver medicine takes ths place
Of dangerous calomeL Buy ons bottle
On my sound reliable Saar.nfee Ask
Jour drusxfst or strr-kreper about m.
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

The home. IL Il iz 20 De An adequate
preparation for ife In ths ourztds
world. must have all the Ingredienfs
Of the future represented. and In aus
pruporrion-priviIegs and duty. hard
ship and pleasure. discipline and -
ward II may be . great pinyhnass
with every day . holiday and evWy
dish . dainty shortsixAssd love -
sir-s child-lifs 10 be gwen evsry NY
and sheltered from every panG Thai
home has probably tne hsnlfAiesx IN
suence In which this n impossible. b.
cause q wholesome type Of povexfy %
trrdes itz kfndIv discipline upru ths
notice Of every member Of the amily.
A boy with daily -choresr has . Dc
II ehancst OF becoming . p.rspnnIlEy
than his Iffris nefghbor vhD scespe1
vifhoux guas<fou n Ixn<1suB fEu1ks q
servfes without ea1ng eumpeslsa ~
svsr.rscurrsnt necessffy. laia uuun
him ~ cfrcumzenacns. 60 reader ~
cfprocal service a the cost az genuine
enorc-Hishop Brent In ths Ltvi1a
Church.
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05
THE CHARM
OF MOTHERHOOD
Enhanced By Perfect Phys;-
cal Healsh.

Tnsexp<rienceo Of Mo<herhoc<i b atxy-
ing one % most women and marks dis-
tinctiy IN epoch IN their lives. Not ons
woman m hunsir~d d prepared or IN
d-rstznds how 70 properly care for h~r-
self OF course Heariy every woman
nowadays has medical treatment sx suea
times. but many approach the exp<ri-
encs with IN organism urftted for ths
txial Of strsnxrh. and when IL . over
her system has rec<sved . SHOCK from
which it . hard b receiver. Following
right upon this cnmes the nervous strain
Of caring for the child and . distinct
change n the mother results.
Tere d nothing nor- charming thm
ahappy and healthy mother Of chii6rvn.
and indeed childbirth under the right
ernditions need De 10 hazard 70 health %
beauty The unexplzinahle thing 3
that, with al shs evidence of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting frsm
"A urprvparet condition. and with an
pie time IN which % prepare. women
vii persist n guing blindiy % the trial
Ev-ryvunsn nc this time Should rsiy
upon Lyfia Z Pinktarn's veg-tahis
Compound . most valuable t1nic ncd
iuvix1rz<rr cf ths female orxznismL
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05
PRESSED HARD
csss<'s ~eisnr IN ois Age.

Wh~n people r~1iizs rh@ iziuricuz
-1e~rz of ecfee and the change IN
aezJra tazr Postum can bring. they ara
usually gEaa 70 lead their rsstiz1ny
Ter rae t<ze1r of oCksrz.
-Ny mother. since her early child
noot- wzs an invexsrzte coffee drfaker.
had s~sn troubled with her h@arr fer a
zzmner of Esars and complained Of
thai wezk al ever feeling and sick
x11maeh
Some tine agD ! was making a
visit % \ distant part 0f tie country
kzS roek dinner with one of the
merchants u the place I noticed a
somewhat unusual favour of the cot
Zee and asked hirn concerning L. de
replied that il ~2s Postum
I was 80 pleased with II tnzE. after
tns meal vas over. bought a package
10 carry hcne with ne. and had wife
prepare sore for the zexr neal The
w1ole family we're 50 well pleased
wfxh u that we discontinued coffee and
zsed Postum entirely
lad really bean AZ times very
anxious concerning my mothers cen
dirinn- eue We noticed that after using
Postum far a snort time she felE 80
uuch better than she did rrta< 10 It's
use and aad Hrrle trouble With her
heart and 10 sick stomzeh- that thu
headaches we're nSr 50 frequent and
hs< general condition much improved
This continued until she wzs well and
h0rfy
knoE Postum has benefited ny
self and rae other members af the tam.
~. but not In SO marked a degree ss
in the case q NY mother. as she Vas a
victim Of long standing Name given
by>Postum Co. Ezrrle creek- Mich
Postum comes IN r~o furzs-
aeqxfzr pcs<.m musr he well
hnzed 15e and .se parkzges
fnskzre Pos<nm-is 4 soluble pgw-
der A tsaspoonfuI dtssaIxss quickly
in cup Of hot water and. with cream
and sugar. makes \ delicious heTer.
age insrart1y- De and soc tins.
The cost per eup OF both kinds ;
a1aur the sane
ghere's . Reason for Postum
Sold sy Gruesrx
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

~ - aalcEx zxr-uw eux cur az
.uur vlsr-s af<9--.rlzen board a5suf
-, s~~< Bonx ay ~ Eneh~s ws:~s and
a. = vs<e~ uf es<xr. clean glass z<ru1
an, <rA n<l1 N p14es ~ s-=z4hsz9z3
r.<xx 1r>r-. tzre .1e s0sd xa<f SEsr-
,~uuznx th< xizs=L Fyl al tne cracks
usxA ssnls1x<ax - <s~p cut ne E<ar
rnrn pnzzx. rHe glass end rxo or rnre-
u<A<s izrn rs< ~zrsr and look through
- ap<n -z1 TAi= ss-ple marine tese-
serp@ % -zes ca ne 2r-acarie az the
ncr~ sia6e-zre glasses through which
% sod n r1< 1mczx xzr.e1s under
tA< sen zezr xAs Car7lEna islzrdsI
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05
HAD NEGLECTED ONE PoIn
~. psrssr's msunifyssp ei.D Did ~
Ws<k An nfsn4 ~ ~ ossR
Fervss impsrs.n< rhIso

MT. Porssrs tadgmsnt v.s vin1i-
cnked
An. ha-- hs ex<Isimed. triumphant
". do you rsussmbsr that iittis No.
nifyfns si.ss gave . d1llar for the
other dsyz Yoa ~ u was . clear
waste Of money. Wen. II has more
than paid tor ITSELF
7 defscfed . cnunferfetf q BIN 70
which had the pr~ssnee Of mind to
apply H. These hills are 80 weI1 sxs-
enfed that even the experss can hard
" ten them from the genuine. but
my little nngnifysng sfnss brought
out al In d<fecfs-
-Hov clever you ara aid Mrs-
Porter 10 TINA II sz.nfnfng nnnsy
Win . nasnifyfng slasA New you
can make the p<rsun vnn s.se yuu
tho bilr tzks n bach who did Efvs
n Go Tou. anyway
-Ry cesrssf- hs mid. I aoat ~.
member
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

TIE turgsren resources Of rne Cnf-
I'D States are probably eonzzderahs
larger than have been x-neralIy rez-
nxed- MANI new deposits have been
discower-sf IN various parts Of the
Western states. zcrcrIiinx n the Tai
ted States Geological survey. am
should prices ADVANCE. il = 2roeahls
that the output could soon be n,
creased much above the record yeas
Of 1919. when Is21 tons we're market
ed Most Of these new discoveries ars
rot sufficiently developed 20 show hcw
large an output can De expected frum
them. but e is probable that snne
VIII prove to be cf considerable ex
tent. and one or rvo nsw large pro
tucers would make \ noticeable aif
ference N the American market sim
lar discoveries may also BE expected
IN other parts Of the world
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

SR S13fu Sfxy - A68bor-
SIR Edward Grey, EngiA1d's man o.
the hour. minister for frreim sRAirn.
caused Ionn Morley 70 say % ysnxs
ago That young man viii % fhr-
he viii be prime ninisser sums dny.-
lie r. ffry-evo years Of ase. nnA.
curicusly enough. despits the pusittnu
he holds. his only book b not . vurn
Of International diplomacy. but N N
thorirztive tre.rise an ~ ashinx sir
Edward vas educafed st Oxfnrd and
n twenty succeeded Ain grzndfskhss
IN the harunetcy. A . very youns
uzzn he was as fund Of tsnnfs = Il
angling. and won the amateur chan
piunship Of Enxiaud At tvsnfy-xArus
he Was elected 70 ne house of can,
mons.
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

An interesting ueeaod Of prsvens-
ing frand In tho uss Of electricity
has been Devised BY an Ital1An sngin-
eer- The practice Of Offering heaf1ng
and coohinx devices for currsnf ussd
In power b hscnming mors and more
general but with the ordinary eun,
seznf potential current u 10 an
cult to detect ths uss of ngAfing =
vices On circuits infendsA only ~
power and hating purpssA TAts
engineer adv0entes the uns of special
circuits On which tn eurrunt b sub
iecf to extreme ducfnzk1cn cf vulxneu
a. rapidly recurring Intervals. vhien
would make n practically impossthIu
to uss lamps. because Of IN Ai<knz
IL the ighfs A the eurrsnf b ~
entirely interrupted and tn normal
voltage - almost tmmed1afnly -
stored. ths proper opsrakinn Of pswsz
ar heating appxxarus h nn< fnfsrfsrst
win and the rightful usa Of ths cir
cults for their respective purpns.s b
assured
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05
FINE RASH ON sABY's BODY

1341 Psxkwood PL. " W.. Washing
ton. D. C.-whsn ny babe vas about
two veeks old I noticed . scrrf On her
scalp which gradually grrv worse n
started with q 1ns rash over head and
body and made her very restless NJ
night ThA rash Ian ths thick scurf
On her had We used -. -.
and other remedies recommended by
trtends. but nothing seemed TO do any
good
Tnis ccnffnued urrtl she was three
moutAs Cd snd ~ eank time ft snrmed
sors n crust % that her scalp newer
looked eieaa- Nothing helped until
vs nd ths csttcurz Soap % haths
hsr and cutfcura o<ncmenf to anninr
hsr. nay acted Hke magic. clearing
ths scalp entirely The trouble dir
sppsared- tsfgnsdl Nrz T. L An
asrsun. Mar %. 1914
Cukteun Soap and OirtmsEf sold
thruughouf tne world Sample Of each
fres.v with 33-p. skin Book Address post
sara -CufteuzA. pspe I. BoscnnL "-Adv-
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

Ds EaxY wzn ~ oS1sf Of q small
sasp, vxz<<. ~ L0ndnn Telegraph
x1A nar szu1r~ .cuuir-d the hzhit Of
sr~fnx s~r hc-e. and carrying the
case ezx s1ar contained tie lays TAX
EE = w1s gzcerz-lT heavy
Yea -zsr - 1ni- x@eI-+ remarked
r.e geztz-zzz- er~rEenEix
-on- az ne Iadz would reply. IT'S
a <zzd 81 szxEnesx-
But s1s nd not Disclose thar hs-
ss<es sAe zsa@rzEe 4-axizgs. the bag
egnt2-ze<9 ~ e1urre- Nelz1ts The
eanny iex@r orlS discovered that taes
kce~r rAr-42<e
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

rhs high council of the Church af
Ensiand- sitting under the joint prs~f-
dency Of the archhishpps Of cznters
bury and Ycrk. voted 70 sfvs voDsn
the sufrsss in ths esse<inn Of church
ecuac1ls and ziso rhs righf % sif o.
pnroehizl cuunctlA IN vfew az II
fact of in former eunsszvsxzsm. rhfn
b very significant IN tha ruling of IL
church women have always bssn
ths most loyal vorksrA bat have
hitherto had 10 voies b noidins N
policies
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

The spirits % history. Of sentiment
a1d az aeaury rise to form n triple ALI.
anes IN protest against the proposal
70 r~mccei he 1rsr ncor Of the gov
sr1crs mansion To them Il 8 AZ
most m act % vandalism TO break the
splendid sweep OF the central hall with
a stairway. - on<rruer the view from
the enfrz1c=. 70 oelttsrate the eject Of
space gwen b. the wide Interior En-
frances 70 right and left, 20 LasciIl
a cr7npsd feeling INTO al xho enter.
70 maze any ehznxes N an Interior
she most distinctive historically and
ArghfrecfurzLly az al the state execzl-
tive m1nsiezz There are improve
merits 10 De made IN the rusnas Of the
upper .oor. aad prnhahIE IN ether
parts cf the house Smaller aad raor.
bedrooms. sor INSTANCE. are needed
5ut the first door can czIy De ruined
~ the contemplated improvements
Rieh n hisCnry. beautiful In desi<r
and ermfor-a5le n arrangements. Z
sncuid not De touched
A&niEies NAV be All righr II their
place. hut they seldom nake xoo<t u
the ktrcher-
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05
RESiN0l WILL SURELY
STOP THAT ITCHING

wnzr ole=sed rsisef. The moment
--ssrsl cirfnent touches stehinx skin
t,e itching stops and hezlt1s begins
Tszr . Why toernrs hare prescribed q
szeressfaIiy ssr afnete~n ysars n even
ne s<v~r-xr- s<nborr--sr cases q 60
zsraA n<e-zr. rinxwurz. rzshss and
5sh<r trrz<1rirx. EnstxnE1T sk11-er1D
tons VITA the selp of warm baths
via --ssnel sua1. r--1rnl ozzr-sut -
scur-z ~ zE1 o. srzlD - perfect
se~lrn xza crnfcr-. gztcxly. .ssly nnt
n nr-ss er<x AZ al 1--xx-s<z-Atr
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

e1ns q sarxh La - tn yso
snink -
ny - - bsn azl1cnrd -
snrrn s1nes ~ was . nnby avs 4
80 - ut - y~aD ! - -
nfm IN nfuhx - - -
nsu<A sD0 - - esu11 49,
- euu1A nee brunx1s thruuBn =
Ia - always be<n va
-unDcB - cummanca1 tnnA
Rwuna ! 60 - - - en1 =
n1gAk-
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

In many homes
crc- chiliiess there
are now children be-
cause Of ths facs
that Lydia z Pink
hzmsvegetabIs
Compound makes
women normal.
healthy znd strong.
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

a $nsrs \ -sns s-zsce Swimmer.
Tsz x1zrx hclds tie recursf for
Se~E kzcsa - ecvsr see niles n
rar>~ 1zFa
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

SON. n you must enlise." nnxd -
wise old man. -enliss In the navy.
why. dad,-
"A government sus<zins no aefunl
loss II n company of soldiers b 49,
to pieces but = new bafrieshdp b son
valuable 10 take etnncea .vffh-
Louisville Courfer-yournaI
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

Miss Anna Morgan. Niss Elizabeth
NArhury and Nizs Elsie De Wol1s
went In their anfounbiIes into 49,
pnrss of France where tne woDan
v~rs taking IN the grain. - tnsy -
bs<n sske1 10 o. hy tn ministR a
agriculture. Nins Morgan said it w.
vundsrfni % sse the way IN whk<A
tns women Of France Responded ts
Tn cnI1 for their help
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

Does Foar wife open all the man
hat comes 20 the house,
Everything except the bfIIz And
she's afraid 70 see vhzrs fnxtds
them-
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

Li-ris Demand fer os<rsen Fsathsrx
Never since the ostrich feather IN
dnsry assumed commercial fnrcr-
lance has the present condition Of the
South Af-1ca1 market been eguaIsd-
The market ID 50 utterly demnralized
that ehcie= teAfhers are bringing only
one-shirt the price Of year ago. snd
Instances are recorded AZ the sale Of
osrriches AZ ore-tenrh the rase xhfeh
prevailed IN 1911 Several cf the nosx
prominent leather houses have. for
the tine being. ceased business
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

Lka eurss HRss but sven . uusA n
urs WON'T prevent . sir1 nun bang
in bnd fnxm
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

shem ton the ark1-z0wtss ths alu
lnan is pacing the quarter dsck IN .
toSering rage Is he worrying about
the anfuaIss
Iaphet-You guessed IL ina Eou
sne hts goats-Fusk..
Oxford eagle., 1914-11-05

n0snsy ~ chrfse1A
selling gunrznfeed vearBr0af hn1k
gy 70 frisnds 4 neighbun Bfg xnns
hastnezsL WnrRrosf MIA m
Chestnut St, Pnilahelphin. Pa-AAx-