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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-19

thing TO and destroy
and the and happiness God
world III with hatred instead
neghbors TO devaste the fair face Of
word--Robert e. Lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-19
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GROWER
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Positive Guarantee. Try II ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-19

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brothers, striving which should
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18

From xcart to- auto, from Imcpn to Limousine is ahrG cry yet seems only yesterday eh
a Journey to the Missouri State Fair wmd have. required as many days asst now taxes hours MIS-
souri, has some $4,000 automobiles Rather there tatm many Yesterday morrow tm n wn
a coscouuyn run to SdaGm,s phmber 26 to October In omert ado to the pleasure of such
trip the Missouri State Fair arrangement has had the roads marked Let's CO. treat auto races on
the Taste yo ffar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18

&npnenseiud6s nit ie9r i@mnler,
lilienf0rmigen 8Idttern unb l%ilofor.
benen Bitten nit einem lorgen
Griffel, Der ii4 an Der Spibe In
fobenfOrmige, orongerote Torbsn
teilt. QeBtere n1ein perben ses
Iommelt unb i4nea getrpdnet. Sepc
pfIonSe treibt nur 1-2 Bitten
Nus ben getrodneten Rarben Del
Bitten gepinnt man bas Sofran
gelb. elm betonntes 5orbmittel, unh
bas Snfrnn0l, sin bidfliiii9ss.
i6peres dtberifdes Sel. Der Ga
from ftommt pobri9einii9 aus
&Ieinoiien unb perlien, unb nirc
in aiien unb europa felt por9riit.
li6er 3eit fultipiert. Die pflon3e
gebeibt in leibtem, bumusrei6em
8oben in ipormen 9sgenben. Die
Grnte beginnt i'm Serbit, ipenn p,s
Bitten ppltOmmen entpidelt ino.
nobel mon aus ben gepfliidten 9lii
ten Die orei Harben pbne ben GEL
ben 9riffel ousloit.
Don unieren einbeimiI9en @ee
pd6ien limb Defenders bic 2ippens
Bitter 2ieferonten ~unierer @epiir8e.
8. 9. Salbei, Maioran lno S6p-
mian, ebenTo Die llmbiliferen, bic
uns aiimmel, Din, &orianber unp
aer6eI geben; bic 2iIiuferen liefern
3ntebel, S4nittIou8 unO &%nobIoud.
Ginen @ert ols Robrungsmittel
9aben bic @epiirSe ni9t, bielmebr
oerbnnten is ibre gebeutung M,
benz GeboIt an GtberiI6en Se;en
nno idarfen StoIfsn, bic ouf bos
Rerbaripitem unb bic 9erbauunas,
tuert5euse einipirfen unb ben Stdffs
tpe6fel beeinfluFsn. gus Sie5ep
Birtunsen ertldrt es Ti9, bop fin
81 GROCER @enuB bon 6epiirsenIber
9eiunbbeit 10 i6GbIi9 Iein t6nf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
gun 8ras snnt Sen.

Die l~anoIdufige anii9t, paB Ole
8prgGnge BEL Der ltmipanDlun9 pDn
@ras in Seu nur in einem Srodnen
unO 96rren Der @rasbalme beiteben,
tit irrig. ginge6enpe llnterIadunaen
ouf perf9isbenen ldnopirtI9aftIiten
@eriuhsaniinIten baben neutli9 err
fennsn laiIen, ipeld cine Reibe bon
8prgdngen iid) nbIpielt, no9oem 6as
gras sei9nitten lit uRo tiiraere pber
IGneere s3eit nod ouf benz 6eIos lie
gen muB, e6e es ein9efabren tperhen
lam. Bel lnnsIamem Srodnen BEG
@raieg, ipie es Bel feu9ter, i6piiler
Buff ppr f6 eebt. treten @erlufte an
SrpdenmaHe Elm, Die NIT Der Srpds
%nunssoausr iteigen. 8eim Srpdnsn
In itartem SOnnenIi9t iebp4 tann
fpgar cine serinse 3unobme an
SrodenmaFe itattfinoen, ba Die eriis
men pflan5enteile %fortfabren, apblens
iGure aus Der 2uft aufsuuebmen uno
5u p~erarbeiten. Srttt haesgen mad
Dem Gdnitt 5eu9tigteit poer Reeen
Elm, 70 bauert bic 2ebenstdtisfeit Der
9flansenaellen fort, obne Dab bur4
MFimilation elm 9esengetpidt ges
ihaffen miro. Gin GROCER @erluit
an S%rpdenmaTe 1T bic Solse bapon.
Wiro Dos Seu nidt oft senus eee
ipenbet, 10 tperben Die tpeltenben
Rflansen mibfarben unb faulis. mas
nit Der 3erIt0rung beg 2eeitbtns.
zines fettartigen Stoffes, bssleitet 1T.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beg @raies
erleioen miner einen tpeiteebenben
3erfun, Der umio erDber 1T, ie mebr
Srodsnmafis nerloren gebt. Slid
ItpffperIuIte treten ni6t auf, basesen
finbst Bel Iangfamem Srodnen cine
ieilpeiie GipeibserfeBung infolse Der
2ebenstdtigteit Der 3elen itatt. Die
.3uderItpffe erIeibsn in allen SGlen
@erIuIte. Die @tdrte unb Die ftdrtes
arti9en Stpffe nur Bel Idngerer
Srpdnungs6auer.
Gs peiIt alio bos Seu cine sanS
anbere 3uIammenieBung ouf als pas
urfprinsIife 8riinfutter. Den Be-
pba6tungsn entipredeno ideinen nun
aid sic bdufigen grtrantungen Der
&dlber mad @enuB min~oerpertissr
fourer Seuiorten ni6t auf benz 8ors
banbsniein fddoIider 8~eitdnbteiIe gu
bsruben, ionbsrn auf Der 4bnobme
on n%otpenoigen R~dbritpffen, bic
nGbreno Der llmpanblung ppn Gras
in Seu bel nahem @etter Dor ii6
gsat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
Gin IrennS GarlAles.
sl6leben eineS munocrlihen GiuIieolers
in 9onopm.

w SUIlupWs
Gin punoerli6cr GinIiebler itarb
ppr einigen Sagen in 2pnoon, ern
6reunp Goryles, uno babel Elm Sriz
einol, ben cine ungliidIi9e 2iebe CUR
2iterotur uno cine Qeioeni9oft fir
8ii6er Inn fein irbii6es 2~ebensgliid
betrpsen. Charles Nuguitus @arb
erbte 3rpor in ben Ie63iger Sabren
bon ieinem Batter elm 9~utgebenbcs
8eingei9dft, bos idbrli9 $4,000
&eingepinn obnarf. Qber Charles
auguitus bate einen b0beren @bre
geia. ST muBte 8ii6er toufsn unb
er mubte Bidder f9reiben. ,Q9,
bic Bidder tparen mein Huin", err
fldrte mod turs bpr Ieinem Sobe
Der 86jdbrise Weiberfeinb ieiner eins
sigen Sreunbin.
ga, bic Bidder! CHARLES ausus
ftus peruadldiiigte bas @ei9dft unb
bra9te es 10 berunter, bob er es
fdliebli9 nlir fir einise bunbert
Dollars pertoufen fonnte. Seine
Sage fiiGlten bic Bidder. Gr ipurbe
gum einiamen pribatselebrten, Los
aIe pbilofopben, itubisrte in ieinem
&Gmmerlein bic &lafiiter Der Qlten
in Der urfpra9e, lernte !Sebrdiid,
inb ipar balb 10 ipeit, bob er auf
bic nnterftiibungen feiner S9peiter
ansetpieIen mar. 9ofiir bat er ober
iebt cine e~rleisne 9ibliptbet bon
iiber 5000 8dnoen binterlafIen unb
Der 2onbpner 8ibltotbet bermadt,
5000 8dnbe, unter benen iid sabls
rei9e alts, toftbare Solianten befins
ben.
Cine Speaialitdt beg alien Gbar=
les @uguItus NOR bic &odtunit; er
5elbit perfabte Elm &o9bu9 tur
Gpifurder, bas, pie er iaste, bic
Melt nod einmal in Gritounen ieBen
pirb. SIM iibrigen dber oina
Gbarles @uguitus unbetiimmert nm
bic Mitpelt in Der Srodt Der gus
ten olten 3eit ipaaieren, i'm bers
i6oHenen blauen @e6rod nit MeIs
iinetnOpfen, I'M breitranbigeu 9anas
mabut nit selbem 8anb. l1no TO
f9rieb er unb las, Bis Der Sob i'm
obrief, @obl 30 8dnbe sisener
@erfe ale unper0ffentli6t! -
bat er sef9rieben unO binterlaFen.
limb bic meiiten bon ibnen bat gars
lble lefen unb fritifisren miiTen.
9enn nit garlple fpar @barles aus
suftus befrsunbet unb i'm 8riefpe9s
fel; in ieiner SinterlaFenIdaft bat
man iiber 20 8riefe bon gorlDle
e%efunben, ber5lide, freunbIi6e 8ries
fe, in benen garIple freili8 aud
benz Sreunoe iibsr zines bon feinen
@erten i4rieb: sd CLAUDE niGt,
boB bic 8erDffentli9uns fir bos
pubIttum unb fir sic Elm. @obls
tat tpGrs."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
@e~luhripflanirn.
IL.

Cine iehr ei9enarti9s pflon5e 1T
ber @eio il r5ueltenbaum m,
Caryophyllus aromathicus, aus
her 61miIie ser GlDrsateSn, Sellen
Stomm Th emo . 6uB iiber
benz 8obcn perSlu;igt aio beiien
sahlrcide GerabGdngenoe ooer bpris
3ontate geIte cine etEpa 20 SUP hoht
0%braiuiDe biloen. Die Idngiits
ppnlen b~unteieriinen 8ldtter peroet
4 BIS 6 3pq lang nnO Iino auf Der
p6eren Site nit uielcn tleinersn
Sslorifen otrIehen. Die Bitten iino
ols anoIpen ret uno baben pier
mil6peibs 8Inmsnblditsr, bic nit
chamber beripatisn finb uno beim
QuFbliben bsdelartig ~abgepprfen
tperpen. Die glitsnoc9ie 1T in ibz
rer aunssn 2dnse nit Dem 6rn9te
tnpten peripadIsn, Der spsi Sd8er
nit lie Is Bis 20 SnmennnIagen
entbGlt. Ollie ssile Der gflan5e limb
febr eefpirsbaft. bod an msiitsn
i6dbt man Die nod niGt a%nfsebliibe
ten glumentnoIpen, uub biefe linc
eg, bic inter benz Namen Der 8s<
piirsnelten in ben 9anoel fommen.
Man pflidt tie, folanee lie nod
grin finb, unb trodnet lie i'm Gauf,
tpp re lire ~brGunIife 5arbe erbaIs
ten. Der tpirtinme 8eitanbteil lit
elm dtberiI6es Sci, bns audi ols
IelfenDl gu boben 1T. Die mo
luffen Iinb bic !6eimat bieies i4GBe
barren 9aumes, Der jebt ou6 in DIT
unb Msiinbien 9epflon5t tpiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
vSabsu iid als icbr
wirfian crwieicn"

6eoanfcn Gti MaitorGi uii6 aiiecrc
iibclidmcdeuoc Nbfiibrlnit.cl fpnts
men &inbcrn IN Den &opL, lpclln
man ibncn iagt, onb lie ctlpoa ell.
ncbmcll miillcn, llin ori Srib nlIcn
81 hnltcu. 9lngil Dor Dcil uilollGr'
ncDl1cn 9~lr5ncicn b1lt Ginocr ob,
cS 81 iogcn, bub lie pcrltopit lcier.
Mande Grlpadicl,e iillo Sinner IN
Oieicr &iniid)t, neil iie iid) porri
Nr5nclcim1cbmcn lfellcn.
Ir. Miles Saratipc Tablets iin0
burdmcg BON GbofoloOc gcnlud)t, 10
gut bon @cidmod mo @erltd, 6oB
&inbcr ober Grlpud)iene tic gcrl1e
5miiden ben 3Gbnen 5ermablerl, 100.
bllrd man Den groBten Hllben Ga.
bon betpmmt. Sir &il,Oer fonn
man lie ocrteilcn lltb idnteden ood
gut. @bmaro q. @iiforo bon Ga.
reoo, ScraS, idreibt ipie folgt:
.Sr. Riles' aaratipe Tablets baben fib In nieia
ger Sarailie oils anBerit ipirtiam e%rtoisisn. Die
Nr9nei tnn. Weine Sdtuefer iuat. oas oteieS
Gbilhrtnittcl lire ain6er in befierer 8riutobeit
nno Stiinntuig crbGlt, ais irgeno cine anbere
MeoiSin. Die ie friber gebrauhte."
Or. Milcs' Qaratipe Tablets perrid,s
ten in Milbe biel bciiere Heiultatc alS
picIc anherc @icbi5ilen burdl Strcnge
beucrtitcliacn.
rgSenn 6inber lie cinmnl 8cbraufcn,
bcriueiQcru lie bieiclbcu uirmolS."
8erfanft BON allen apotbefern fir %
Gents per Sdlndtel non 25 Spicn.
@enn nidlt 5niricbeniteIlcnb, mtro SIR
Gcie 5nriidcritattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhsrt, Indiana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18

ni6t gang reif geernteten Sriiate
ldbt man na9reifen unb trodnet fe
panr.
Mit pbiger BflanSe Dertpan6t 1T
berssS 9 IN er(Zingiber officinale),
cine ousbnuernpe pflunse nit 8 SUB
bpben Stengeln, langen lanaettfOrs
migen gldttern II. fat fopffOrmigen
8liitsndbrsn. Die tnutise, peiBsels
BE MurSel fat einen eigentiimli9 an
senebmen, getpiir5bafteu, fGarfen
@ei9mof. Mon 5erI4neibet bic
@urSel in Stiide nit ie einem @us
&c, bsbonbelt bieie tpie aartpffeln
unb erntet, na6pem bic beblGtterteH
StengsIn psripeltt Gno. Die gss
trpdnsten Nur5eIn tommen 9ei6dlt
unb ungei6dlt in ben !Sonbel, iun9e
carte Stitde perben in 3uder elm
gsmo6t. Der Sngtper lit cine oIte
&ulturpflon3e unb I'M lpilben gu
itonoe nt9t betonnt, permutli4 aber
in Gbina beimiIf, uno pirb audi
in 8eItinbien, Giionmerif1, an Der
@eIttiiFte Nfrito8 uno in 0ueens>
LAMB onge6out,
@snigsr Su BEN @elpiirSs nls 81
ben &r3neipflon8et ge6ort Der Ca
iran (Crocus Sativus), cir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18

q(u6 Der Reltenpfeffsr
baum, Pimenta officinalis, oes
Fort sur 6omilie Der WIprtoceen unp
miro 1910 SUB 6nd. Gr 1T iE
Weitinbisr unb Mittelomerita beiz
mild uno piro bier, b~eIonbers auf
Der NorOIeite bon Somdito, n6sr
aud in onbersn 5rppengegenben, nos
mentli6 felt benz II. Sobrbunoert
in Sftinoien, tuItipiert. Die uns
reifen, an Der Gonne 'rnT9 aetrpd-
neten Jriidte, tuaeIige, 3~ipeiInmige
8eeren, bttpen oas GngIiIde pper
Neugeplr5 (gteItens, Samaicas, Spe,
5ereipfeffer, Pimeut, IQipite uIn,)
9ns qiment bent ollgemeiu ais
8iiden9eipiir5 has oarous gelponns=
ne dtberii6e SeI sum 9orfiimierer
her SEIZE.
Der 3imt u~nierer Slide in Sc
itolt ppn Yulper pber Rinbe Itommt
pom 3imt=2or6ser, einem INNER
griinen Baum nit ppot lnn5ettli6en,
oulltel9rirlen Glatterll, ole bel lbrer
Gntfoltung i~ntsnIip rot iinb. Der
Baum 1T in ben Wdlbern geDlDns
beimiid, unb bis ITO eeiponn man
ben Clint nlir bon pilb podienosn
8Gumen. Seitbem piro er t%uItipisrt.
bod ei9net Ii6 CUR aultur muir Elm
IL Weiten breiter Siiftenitrcifen i'm
SiioipeIten Der Sniel. 4nbouberIus
6e in onberen Srppeneegenben iinb
feblgeidlagen, nur bos &nmerun9es
bet i6eint in So6en BON 1900 biz
5000 SUB eiiniti9e @erbdItniFe bar.
subieten. Man bermebrt ben Clint
baum meiIt bur6 StedIinse pbsr
@6leger unb iorgt in ben plnntogen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18
Ger SarbfOff Der @ildproOnfte.

DAP bie reibe gslbe Sarbe, pel9e
fei ben Milbereiprobutten ppn Publis
fun 10 bod geiddBt miro. bauptid4.
lid auf ole 9trt bes Suffers, pas Dem
Mtl6pieb perabretGt miro, 5uriid3us
fii6ren 1T. miro bur9 neuerbings bonn
Observation-Disclosures aneeite0te 8erz
fune oieoerum psQauf beitdttst. Sc
ipurbe feItaeitelt, bab, obppbl Die
Sarbe Der 9robutte Bis gu einem 9es
ipiien @rape cine Gbaratteriltit Der
RaIIe Ieiu mag, Oo4 innerbolb 9etpii>
fer Gren3en bic sSnteniiidt iener gel>
ben Sarbe our9 NenOerungen in Den
S%utterrationen nd6 8elieben er9Dbt
poer perringert psr6en fam.
Gbemif9e llnterIu9ungen 6aben err
sebsn, DAP Der gelbe 5arbitoff in Der
Mil9 aus mebreren ppblbetannten
9ismentsn beitebt, Die in sriinsn
Yflan5sn gefun0en perben. Giner
Der pidttgIten oiefer 5arbitpffe 1T
bas Garptin, 10 %gendnnt, neil es in
glober Men9e in ben &arotten entbal=
ten 1T Die iibrigen gel6en Piemente
in Der Mil6 perben inter Dem Tas
men 9%antopbpue Sufammen9efaBt.
Man trifft le in elmer an5abl ppn
pflanoen, eini9IieBli4 oes @raies,
en-. bod iino fte Defenders rei9li6 in
Sen gslben SerbitblGttern porbdnoen.
9ieie Sorbitpffe eeben brett aus benz
Sutter in Die Mild iiber, poourd Die
Satiahe ertldrt miro. Dab hurd bas
Tiittern bon frii6em sriinem @ras
uno BON &arotten Die gelbe SCRIBE
Der Butter perItGrtt miro - cine Gis
seni9dft, bic pielen als einaiser MaBz
ftab fir Die Site Der Butter bient.
4nbererfeits lasert iid elm GROCER
Sell oieier pismente in Dem aDrperz
felt unb onoersn 8Drperttilen Der
Sub ab. Dieter pisment@8 prrat pirb
in aniprud senpmmen, iobalb man
Su einsm 5utter iibergebt, bos penis
ger earotinz uno rdntppbpas baltig 1T,
iobaB Die gelblihe Sarbe Der Mil1
niht 70 raid abnimmt, als es 5pnIt
Der syaG fein piirbe. 2sbtere nimmt
aber fpfort pieoer an S~nteniitdt 5u,
Iobalb benz Sutter niebsr Die nDtigen
pflansen@p igmente beisegeben tper=
Den.
@riines @ras lit rei1er an Caro-
tin, als irsenb Elm anOeres &ubfutter.
4ub sriiner Mais, in nel6em 8ans
tcpbple ben Souptfarbitoff bilben,
befpirft cine tieFeelbe 5drbung Der
Butter. Oagesen lino geblei6tes
9Ieebeu unb selbes MoisItrpb fat
gGn3li9 bar an sel6en pismenten,
uno bic Mltl6 Der nit oieIen Suttere
itpffen %gendbrten &ii6e miro bdlo ibrs
eelbli6e 6arbe perlieren.
Bel Den Seriebs uno @uernieba
Siiben 1T bas &0rperfett oft bon 10
inteuIip seIber 5drbe, 0oB Oie 6leiI9s
handler Dem Sleii9 Oieier Rafien eli
iten geringeren Mert beimeHen. Die
ies 8orurteil LIT iebo9 gan3li6 unbe.
redttgt, benn bic gelbe Jarbe bes
Sets bat oieIelbe lrIafe, tpie Die
ser Mil6 unb Butter, uno fpas oen
Mert oes einen 9robutts erbDbt.
fclte nidt ben bes ouoeren Derrine
germ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18

Gs!piirs faab Sic breifd6erigen Gas
menfapIeln elmer Gtaube aus Der
samilie Der 3ingi6eraceen, bic IN
fsuGien 9erstpdlbern Der fiibliden
@eiftiifte 9orosrinDiens pdhif, be-
rem auItnr iebo6 auf iebr niebriger
Stufe itebt, inbem mon fait mir
fir oi9tune beg @nIbes in Der
llmgebuns Der giii4e fcr9f. Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18

The .MEsori State Fair choo for Boys is one of tn best features of the great fair eptmber2b
to Octber3 Them membership Of this shooI i'll which fun md f@$ sports and study and sghtN-
mg are so happily combined is made up of one boy from each county in the state
The object of the os' State Fair Schools to bmg together a carefully selected body of Dung
men from very county of hes state for the purpose of living them for study in a school the best
and most recent products of scientific and practical achievement in agriculture and industry in the
State of Missouri d at the same time Ito have this information illustrated a concrete form by the
ga exhibits at the Fair thus making the State Fair a more important educaona factor for the
State aw well as commercials and industrial one
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18

fir seeisneie Sei9attuns. Sm 8.
bis 5. Sobre be9innt mon nit res
@rnte Der ainpen. Die iunaen
StGmmden perben bi9t iiber Dem
8oben obgeIGnitten, fpenn iie l.
~ 3p1 0urhmeFer 6nben, unp
bic StodousI@Idge, fuenn Iie s.
6 Sub 2Gnge erreidbt baben rnb bic
&inoe braun eetporpen III, seerntet.
5ebr bolO biIoen Ii6 neue 5riebe,
uno 10 tann mol speimol i'm Sabre
ernten. Die Rinbe pirD in gb.
itdncen bon IL 3pn rinesum elm,
gef6nitten, bonn Der 2Gnge na6
9efpaIten, nit einem Mefer o6ae
f6Glt uno our9 G6nben bon Der
auBeren Sdi6t bsfrsit. Die GuberIt
biinnsx Rinben perben barauf es-
trodnet.
Dos oIs aotbomom bstonuis
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-19
SAYS SULPHUR IS
SURE TO RELIEVE
ITCHING ECZEMA
Get an Ounce of BoId-Sulphur Cream
and Heal Skin Eruptions Right Up

Any breaking out or irritation on
the face. arms, legs or body when ac-
companied by itching, or when the
skin is dry and feverish, can be read
lily overcome by applying a little bold
sulphur cream, says q noted derma-
tologist.
He informs us that bold-sulphur
instantly allays the angry itching and
irritation and soothes and heals the
Eczema right up leaving the skin clear
and smooth. Bold-sulphur has occu-
pied a secure position for many years
in the treatment of cutaneous disor-
ders because of it's parasite destroy
ing property. Nothing has ever been
found to take its place in treating the
irritable and inflammatory skin af-
fections While not always establish
ing a permanent cure it never fails to
subdue the itching irritation and drive
the Eczema away and it is often years
later before any eruption again ap-
pears on the skin.
Those troubled should obtain at any
pharmacy an ounce of bold-sulphur
cream which is applied to the affected
parts in the same manner as an ordi-
nary cold cream. 1t isn't unpleasant
and the prompt relief afforded, parti-
cularly in itching Eczema, proves very
welcome.-Advertise
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Superfluous Hair
Disappears Like Magic
New Wonder Makes 1t Unnecessary to
Use Dangerous, DisfEuring EIec-
trio Needle or Burning Pastes,
Powders or LiquOds

Every woman in this vicinity who
suffers the deep humiliation and en-
barrassment of superfluous hair and
who has used any or all of the worth
less advertised depilatories In a frantic
search for lasting relief, will rejoice to
learn that an entirely new method has
been found which quickly and painless
ly eradicates all signs or ugly repulsive
hair growths and produces positive,
complete and certain results in every
instance. This remarkable MASTER
obtained by sufferers through the en-
terprise of a well-known woman who
succeeded in permanently removing
every trace of her own hairy growths
after all else had failed. In her honor
1t is called MRS. Osgoods Wonder. 1t
is the only effective eradicator that
never fails to remove all signs of super
fiuous hair smoothly and painlessly
and without injury to the skin or COM
plexion. In a surprisingly large num-
ber of cases 1t has succeeded in killing
the hair roots, source of all growth, so
that 1t has never returned.
Kennedy's Medicine Store has been
fortunate in securing a supply of Mrs.
cure on the guarantee of money-back IL
it fails: or any other up-to-date Drug
or Department Store can supply you or
get 1t for you. Ask for 1t by name,
Mrs. Osgood's Wonder. A signed guar
antee comes with every package, but
do not forget that while there Is no
danger of applying this amazing dis
covery to even the most sensitive skin
1t should not be used except where total
destruction of the hair wherever ap-
piled Is ed.-Advertlsement
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Mrs. Schmidt Hostess
at Cards and a Supper

Mrs. Charles l.. Schmidt entertained
informally at her home. 222 Forster
streets, Monday afternoon. The rooms
were decorated with baskets filed with
snapdragon, miniature gladiolas and
lupine.
The guests spent a pleasant after
noon playing cards. The prize win
ners were Mrs. 4. Wallace Case, Mrs.
l.. Frank Bass. Mrs. II. d. Delmotte
and Mrs. nellie Eager Smith.
Rutherford catered for the supper,
served at 6 o'clock, during which
Earle Burtnette furnished the music.
The guests were seated about small
tables. each adorned with single
pink Killarney rose in wicker vase.
Place favors were old-fashioned Co
lonial bouquets Of French orchids and
Spencer peas.
The guests included Mrs. Charles
Elder. Mrs. Herbert Zug, Mrs. p. G.
Diener, Mrs. Abram Black. New Cum
berland; Mrs. William Price. Mrs. Geo.
Sourbier, Mrs. James Lutz, Mrs. N.
Eager Smith. Mrs. Minerva Lyter, Mrs.
Austin N. Miller. Miss Dollie Miller,
Miss Edith Sible, Miss Elizabeth Dun
Sigler, Mrs. Joseph w. Ibach, Mrs.
John Flickinger, Mrs. Harry Bruaw,
Mrs. j. Harry Steele, Mrs. Albert
Eager, Jr., Mrs. ]. Weatherly. New
Cumberland; Mrs. William Smyser,
Mrs. John B. Gigl, Jr., Mrs. II. d.
Delmotte, Mrs. e. w. Case, Mrs. l..
Frank Bass. Mrs. Leon Neffe, Mrs.
Wayne Lyter. Mrs. Alfred Moul. Mrs.
John Marshall, Mrs. William Buckley.
Mrs. Isaiah Reese. Mrs. Frank Foose,
Mrs H. d. Hutchins. Detroit, Mich,
and the Misses Schmidt
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Sse&QnAt &ee@Aell2@S
INTERESTING EVENTS
IN D. A. R. HISTORY
Twentieth Anniversary Celebrated
This Afternoon at the
Country Club

Most interesting exercises were held
this afternoon at the Country Club of
Harrisburg by Harrisburg chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, in celebration of its twentieth
anniversary.
an array of spring blossoms and foli-
age, with flags of the United States
much in evidence.
Mrs. Gilbert M. McCauley, the re-
gent presided, and the program in
cluded:
Ritual; Roll of Charter Members;
singing, Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lie; vote for officers; reports of Of
ficers; soprano solo, There is Land
Allitzen, Spring Has Come" White
Miss Mary Bell Corbett; Snap Shots
of National D. A. r. Congress, Miss
Cora Lee Snyder; Plans for Silver's
Spring Gateway, Mrs. Henry McCor-
mick; singing, Pennsylvania" Inter-
esting Events in Chapters History,
Miss Caroline Pearson; solos, Little
Boy Blue" Joyce, Joy in the Morn
ing" Ware, Miss Mary Bell Corbett;
report of tellers; singing, Star
Spangled Banner"
In Other Days.
Miss Caroline Pearsons paper told
of the formation of Harrisburg chap
ter, D. A. r., May 10, 1894, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Francis Wyeth. the first
regent, with the following char
| ter members: Mrs. Francis Jor-
dan, Miss Ellen w. Hall, Mrs. Hugh
Hamilton, Mrs. Levi B. Alricks, Mrs
Francis Wyeth, Miss Caroline Pearson
Mrs. M. w. McAlarney. Mrs. Caleb
Carlton, Mrs. George Wolf Buehler
Miss Mary Buehler, Mrs. John c. Kun.
kel and Mrs. Jacob S. Haldeman. But
six of these are now living
Miss Pearson, who held the position
of chapter historian for ten years
told of the historical research made
in papers for the meetings, of the dis.
tinguished men who have addressed
the chapter at various times and ot
meetings of varied literary interest
She spoke of the beautiful memorial
gateway erected in 1906 at old Paxtor
Ichurchyard, by this chapter and of two
state conventions of the order, meet.
! ing in this city, as we'll as of the mem.
orable visit of the President Genera
Mrs. Donald McLain, of New York, g
few years ago.
The chapter offers prizes each year
to the girls of the senior class of the
Central High school for the three best
essays on given patriotic subject, and
also aids In the support of children OF
mountaineers in The Hindman, KY.
settlement school and the Berry school
of Georgia.
After the program, tea was served
and social hour enjoyed, with rem.
infscences of the past and wishes ex.
pressed for another decade of patri.
otic work and pleasure for the organ.
| ization.