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and Mrs G. H. Varney are in Rutland for
a two weeks visit Primes Scouts de-
feated the Lincolns at Athletic Park Sat
urday afternoon, II to s, in a game that
furnished lot OF fun for small num-
Der Of fans. Dean Prime and Arthur Mott
were the Bristol battery and Chapman
and Prince served for Lincoln. In sliding
to second in the eighth inning, Prime
broke bone in the ankle of his right leg.
lie will be laid up for some time.
Fay Thompson Of Hartford. Conn. is
spending his vacation with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Thompson.-Mr
and Mrs. Mark Bushnell and two chill
dren Of Thompsonsville, Conn, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Norton.
Mrs. f.. j. Irish and children have
returned to their home in Salt Lake
city, Utah.--Mr and Mrs. Dana and the
Misses Marion and Constance Dana Of
Rutland were in town Sunday.--Mr and
Mrs. a. G. sumner are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. A. w. Stevens in Cornwal.-Mr.
and Mrs. NJ A. Ryan, Helen. Dorothea
and Donald Ryan of Burlington were
in town Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. c. S.
Fisher Of Cornwall were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. o. H. Fisher Sunday.-F r.
Harmon and family were in town Sun
day. G. Norton has gone to Poultney
for a week.--Mr. and Mrs. b. J. Derby
! of Burlington were in town Sunday
Mrs Russell C. Bristol and two daugh-
tiers of Bellows Falls were over-Sunday
guests Of Mrs. Halsey Bristol.-Elenry
Godette and family are moving INTO r.
W. Peake's tenement on Garfield street.
Miss Bernice Garrow went to her
in,
Mrs G. l.. Hasseltine and two daugh-
tiers, who have been visiting Judge and
Mrs f. a. Hasseltine returned to their
home in Montpelier TuesdaY.-Mr. and
Mrs A. +. Wright went to Middlebury
Tuesday for a weeks stay.-A daughter
has been born to Mr. and Mrs Ara Ball
of Montpelier Mrs Ball was Miss Hazel
Sheldon. formerly of this town.. f.
| Casey of Waterbury was in town Tues
| day.-Mrs. Charlotte King of Boston is
visitor in town.-R. w Peake and
! G. A. Burnham were i'm Burlington
Tuesday.-Mrs. II. +. Hasseltine and
! daughter. katherine, are visiting rela-
! tives in Montpelier.
| Miss Grace Pullman has returned from
Schroon Lake. y. Y, whore she has spent
! the summer Monday being Labor day
the First National bank will he closed
John ShattuCl is visiting his sister. Mrs.
Robert Mead. in Center Rutland.-John
Todd. who has been at Queen city Park
! this summer, has returned. The stand
ard Bearers of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will entertain the w. f. NJ. s.
and the Y. w. NJ. S. and other friends at
a pink tea at the home of Miss Doris Cur
rier Friday afternoon. A fine program
has been arranged.--Mr and Mrs. Albert
! w. Cove returned Wednesday from camp
at Cedar point.-A. T.. Grow vas at home
/ from Cedar point Wednesday.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Miss Juletta Rarnum has returned from
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Benedict in Shelhune. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Palmer and children of
Rutland are visiting relatives in town
M. and Mrs Obed Clough and son. Al.
day, of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. +.
Miles.-Mrs Sarah Rathburn of Bristol
is visiting her sister, Mrs George Day
Mr.. and Mrs John hartman Of East
Orange, y. j., are visiting her mother,
Mrs, Bridget Butler, and other relatives
in town.-Miss Carrie Miles returned Sun
day from a visit in St. George.-Mrs,
Elizabeth lnderhill of Brooklyn. \. Y.
spoke at the Friends Church Sunday
morninG.-The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs Anna Miles this afternoon
Joseph Little. who has been at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital in Burlington for sew
eral weeks. critically i'll with typhoid
fever, was able to return home last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Perley Rus
sell and two children of St Adams. who
have been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. +. Russell the past week. have
returned home,-The schools in town will
begin next Tuesday with teachers as
follows: Morgan district. Jessie Dalton
Kaolin HIM, Nellie Meehan; Boro. Carrie
Wilmarth; Eanumtown, Casper Sears
Ridge, Carrie Miles; Dart. Max Green.
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yERGENNES.

The Vergennes schools Will open Sep
TENDER with corps Of teachers as fol-
lows: Principal, James c. Walker;
preceptress, Miss Mary y. Bresnahan of
Proctor; assistant in high school, Miss
Mabel *. TOoley of Iitchfield Conn, !;
agriculture course. f. w. knight Of
Westmorland. Mass; grades seven and
eight, Miss May McPhilomy of West
Rutland; grades five and six, Mss Edna
Rall of Ferrisburg; grades three and
four. Miss Edith McGovern Of Vergennes,
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BRISTOL.

Mr. and Mrs Silas Jay Of Amherst
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. H.
w Estey.-Mrs. Ira Norton is visiting IN
Fair Haven,-MiSs Marion smith mas gone
to Orwell. where she will teach schooi' 49,
Mrs Narney of Lincoln is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sarah Atwood. ana Mrs
George Burritt are the parents OF SON.
born FridaN.-Mrs. Genevieve Tower OF
burlington is guest of her sister, MIS-
f. q, Lavarn-Mrs. q, l.. Hasseltihe OF
Montpelier is guest of Mr. ana MIS-
r., n. liassetlne.-M Fern Shattuck mas
returned from the Pittsford sanatorium'
where she has been for treatment-N Il
meeting of the w. c. r. T., held at Mrs
panas Friday, the following delegates
were appointed to attend the state W. T.
T. u convention to be held at Barton
september l. and .; Mrs. Wiley and MISS
Weller alternates. Miss Barton and Mrs
Needham-Mr, and Mrs. Albert w, Cove
went to Cedar Point Saturday for few
days'-Miss Flossie NJ Quimby has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital
improved IN health.-Wiley Danforth re-
turned Saturday from Brattleboro.-
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WALTHAM.

About Is of the members of he Neigh
bors' Social club gathered in r. c. Wards
sugar grove for a picnic August -
Dinner was served by the club commit
tee, Mrs. +. G.. Ward, Miss Rose Bur-
roughs and Vera Hunt. Post prandal ex-
ercises We're given. There We're games.
races and other features. The outing was
brought to a close at four o'clock b.,
songs.
Miss Helena jackson Of Glcns Falls,
\. Y, is making an extended visit at
y. +. Booths. -'rho school in district
No. will open Tuesday, September :.
with Miss Anna Bristol of Panton as
teacher.-Alrs W. a. Lee, sons, Fred and
Robert, and daughter, Harriette were
the guests of Mrs. p. W. Otis Monday
Mrs. William Kelly and SON. Harold
of lIolyokc, Mass. have gone from Pier
otis to visit friends in Bridport.-Mr
and Mrs. Philo Elmer and friends of
New Haven were in town Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. &. Ward are taking n
pleasure trip in the eastern part of the
State visiting sylvester Barnes of Barre
Pllny Whten of Chelsea and clayton
Collins of Plansticld.-Frcd Booth has
recovered from his ilness-A daughter.
Mildred Isabelle, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Everest August 21.-Mrs.
stanley Bacon and Miss Irene Brayen
spent sunday with Mrs George Everest
Miss Rose Burroughs has returned
from visiting relatives in keeseville,
y. Y.-Mrs. Phoebe LaushWay of YER
GENES is at George Everest s.--William
Burrows and family have returned from
spending a week with friends in New
ton, y, H.-Donavan Booth is confined
by illness, William Tucker and George
Everest Jr., took an automobile trip
to Lake Dunmore Sunday,-The school
in district No. will open September
I with Mis- Anna Tier as teacher
Nicholas Muhfredel of Auburn. Mass,
is spending this week with his daughter,
Mrs. Henry liallock.-Mr, and Mrs.
George BOsWick and Fred Muhfriedel
spent Sunday at Lake Champaign.
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STARKSBORO.

Monthly covenant meeting of the Bap-
fist Church will he Saturday, sept. i
The Young peoples Bible class We're pleas
antly entertained the evening of August
% at the home of Mr.. and Mrs h. X.
Wyman.-The Dorcas society OF the
Methodist Church met with Mrs. waiter
Mason Thursday afternoon for social
and business meeting There were -
present-Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Ferguson and
Mr. and Mrs Fred Thorne go TINS week
to Cedar point for two weeks outing
Mr. and Mrs, Harold stevens OF Water
bury were guests Sunday at F. C. SMITHS,
Mir and Mrs. Charles Tyler OF Burllng-
ton called on relatives here SundaY,-Wal
ter Smith is i'll with quinsy.-t.ar Carpen-
ter is convalescing Miss Rarker OF
iIinesburg is the guest of Mrs, {. r. elf
ford.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Berry or
Richmond We're at y. l., Whites sunday
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Mary Dunkle and Phillip have
left for their home in Pueblo, Colo.-MisS
Mable Lar,abee and Ernest Lara bee
pa sSed the Weekend in Fair HaVen.-The
Ladies' Aid realized 1925 at the social
Thursday evening.-Mr. and Mrs, y. y.
Forbes Of Easthampton Mass. passed
the weekend with Miss Maria smith
Mrs. Lee, Miss Lee and Mrs. Wadham,
who have passed the summer here, went
yesterday to Madison, Conn.
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ADDISON.

Wilbur Smith of East Addison and
Miss Anna McEvila of West Addison
were married in Nergennes August 2G
by the Rev. II. II. White and left at
once for Albany. On their return they
will be at home with his parents,-rhe
Rev. w :. Boardman exchanged pull
pits Sunday with the Rev Griffith
Evans of Brldport,--The Ladies' Aid - i'll
meet at the church parlors September s..
Mr. and Mrs. H. Il. Bristol of Rurllng
ton have spent the past two weeks with
their parents, Mr., and Mrs. T., $, Brs
to and Mr. and Mrs A. Y. Clark, and
other friends Harriet Smith has gone
to lronwood, Mich, whore she has a
position as teacher for the next year
Mrs. Francis Maynard and daughter,
Alice Maynard, have been guests of NJ,
]. Lnndon and family of Nav Haven
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HANCOCK.

Miss Mary Stockwel of Randolph Wis
tied her grandmother Mrs. Lucy Perry
last week Miss Rose Taylor has Miss
Annie Williams from Burlington as a
guest at her fathers, George Taylor,
Jr-Mr. and Mrs. Celeste Ali Of RO-
chester visited at y. w Janos' the first
of the wcek.-rhe schools began last
Monday with Mrs. Margaret Fisk in
the Branch school and Miss Helen No
Cray in the village school.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.


IS NOT every one who without effort
u ms own, or WITH for that matter,
d" "iN' ms residence changed into
III summer resort, but this is
W"at mas happened to y. f. Read and
ia,,'''' since inc new dam has been
oulI'' me lake which has Zen made
by inc setting back Of the water il
reht AT IN" loot OF the lawns at the
I'dr 81 'Hc mousse ana nero boating NAV
be enjoyed The large house, with its
SeVe"al conm'dious ro'andas and Well
kept lawns extending to the waters
edse' makes the place in many ways one
OF the most beautiful in the village
LAKE Halnplalh creamery, w. 3.
johnson Son. proprlotors paid SIS
Tor STANDARD mix Tor the month e
July
I'm" hish ana graded schools re-op-
September = Any pupils who are to
enter the nigh school and wish to confer
with PRINCIPAL Berry about their work
VIII ma MN during the week at the
office or at his home. If any people in
the village have work they are asked
TO notify Mr.. Berry at once as there
are calls from several pupils for work.
There are prospects fOr an entering class
being from out Of town. The teachers
are: Principal +. j. Berry of this place;
assistants. Miss Margaret Tilley Of Bur-
lington, Miss Julia Carter of Nergennes.
Miss Irene Ballou of burlington; domes-
tic science Miss Amy Wheeler of Wa
terbury; commercial department. Miss
GLADYS Manlcy, seventh and eighth
grades Miss Anna Ftzsimmons Of Jer-
if.b ivt 10 S-rs0i+ 81
Colchester; fifth, Miss BESSIE WolcOtt of
Colchester; fourth, Miss Fannie Day;
third. Miss Mcdonald of Shelhurne:
second, Miss Adeu llolley; first, Miss
Anns Baldwin.
DR.. David Marvin, who has been i'll
ut his summer camp at Alburg. is now
in the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment. His family vii, remain at Alhurg
until school opens.
\ committee Of Mt Mansfield Lodge,
No. is. knights of Pythas, has arranged
for an entertainment course for the
coming winter The entertainments are
from the White entertainment bureau
Of Boston and are as follows: october
II. Dorva-De Leon Musical company;
November &c. Brewer Musical trio; De-
cember lG. Marceiliee magician; Janu-
any Is. Edward II. Frye, reader and inn
lersonator; February %. Warwick Male
quartet.
William Fielder who had suffered with
heart trouble foi. three years died at his
home on Rive street Monday afternoon
about $50 O'Clock. lie was critically i'll
for ,ix weeks i'm the spring. hut had been
able to- he .uut again and had only been
confined TO his rcd since August -
- ,1,,,
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Water Taxes

METER RATES for the quarter end
ing August 81, are now due and pay
able at the water office, No, ., City
Hall. Discount allowed on bills paid
on or before September 10, 1915 Office
hours for the first ten days Of Septem-
Der from 500 a. IN. to 500 y. m, after
that from 500 to II NJ, and 100 to
500 p. m,
Unless prompt payment is made
Five Per Cent will be added to the
tax bill and the water shut off. as pre-
scrbed in section IS of the Water
Ordinance.
J, FRANK KIDIDER, Supt
900. St&wlt
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Barr and child of New
York state are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Cushman, and other rela-
tives.--The annual meeting OF the Wo.
mans Foreign Missionary society will he
held at the home of Mrs. Fred lIagadorn
j S. Wheeler and the Misses Carrie and
Frances Wheeler, with j. Welcome, mo-
tored to Mt. Mansfield Saturday. The
Rev. Fred IIagadorn was in Boston the
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs Sarah Allen Russell Of Bethel Me.
Mrs Fred Culver of Royalton and Miss
Chadwick of Springfield have been in
town calling on old friends. Mrs. Rus
sell was once Il resident of this town, but
has not been here for over 10 years.-Dora
Allen and Libbe Riley of Masscna, y. V,
are visiting their cousin, Mabel Burke
Nettie Buzzle of Radolph is in town la
oil Oeba ie at Charles Wilson'S
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LINCOLN.

William Poland is very i'll with typhoid
pneumona.-A young son of Bert i.aure
has been operated on for appendicitis
Miss Grace Turner has gone to Washing
ton to teach sChool.-Fred Brown is in
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlng-
ton to have his leg treated--l. n. Rhodes
has returned from Windsor
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WEYBRIDGE.

Harley Clark and son, Harley, are
spending a few days in St Adams
Mrs. Bert Gage and daughter from Wa
terbury, Conn, are at II. H. Fiske s.
Mrs. Abbie Cole Kelly of liolyoke
Mass, have been in town for a few days
Mrs r. Dewey is ill.,
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MILL FOR SALE.

one No. > BARLEY direct portable
saw mill with 3b-inch carriage. cdger
trimmers, slab saw, exhaust fan for
sawdust and 80 horsepower Erie City
boiler on skds; betting boxes and shaft
Ing complete; also planer and hatcher
very complete outfit for one wishing
20 cut a small tract Of timber.
T. A. DOCKUM.
Upper Saranac, \. Y.
a. lO,w3t
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office l45 Cherry street. H. W. Bull
lock, proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
Gun Work. Phone ash or send post
y AND driver will call.
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SOCIETY
l.nnr nnna tnnlr nannaunnA
o cAPTAlNt nv cAPTAINl

CBy Walt whitmAn.l
Q Captaln my captain! our fearful
TIP IL done.
The ship has weathersd every rack.
the prize Ne sought Is won.
The port is near. he bells I hear. the
people all esulting.
while follow eyes the steady keel. the
vessel grim and daring:
But. Oh. heart! heart
on. the bleeding crops Of red,
Where on the deck my Captain lies,
Fallen cold and dad
o captainl Ny Captain Rise up and
Rise up--for you TIE flag Is flunE-for
hear the bells;
you the buEls triilH.
For you bouquets and ribbon'd
Wreatha--for you the shores a.
cr0wdinE.
Tor you they call. the swaying mass.
their eager faces turning
Here. Captain! Dear father
This arm beneath your head.
u e some dream that on the deck,
You've fallen cold and asad.
My Captain does not answer. his lips
are pale and still
Ny father does not feel my arm. he
has no pulse nor viii:
The ship Is anchors safe and sound,
It's voyage closed and done,
Prom fearful trip the victor shin
comes IN with object won.
Exuit. o shores. and ring. . bells
But / with mournful tread
Walk the deck my Captain lies.
Fallen cold and dead
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BLOOD WILL TELL.

Paris. Feb. goth. Many young men
have been lost in France by the fact
that their blood was out OF order and
impure when they started out in this
campaign a. soldiers nj the front.
Many OF them never reached the hat
tie line because they were taken sick
in camp. due "a stomach and bowel
troubles. and with blood powerless 10
resist. Young men and old men IN
America should be Just a. watchful %
their blood - see that II Is pure that
their stomach ~ acting well and the
liver active.
II takes nots 81 vitality, nervous
force and strength 20 win a race.
BLOOD must ha pure and good
Keep the nerves nourished. the heart
strong the head cool. the stomach
vigorous. the liver active with tonic
which has stood the test IL time and
has n wide reputation. such as Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Ii
Is thu worlds Rreat Blood Purifier: IA
enters joints. dissolveS the impure de-
posits and carries them gut "a II does
all Impurities, through the Liver.
Bowels. Kidneys and skin.
II You have indigestion. sluggish
liver, backache over the Kidneys. nasal
or other Catarrh. unsteady neres or
unsiEhtly skin, get Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery today and start az
once To replace your impure blood with
the kind that puts energy and ambi-
ton into sou and brings back youth
and vigorous action.--Adv.
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ADJUSTMENTS
- -. . shs ponlta.

The cohan and Harris farce stop
THIEF must be considered one 81 the
greatest comedies 81 all times. Il was
PLAYED with tremendous success on the
gegltlmato stage and after George
1clelns produced iris play In motion
pictures gathering the original players
fer this production and giving Il an
elaborate staging the wonderful sue
cess clunE q the picture.
This eve reel feature VII be shown
~ the Bonita today Mary Ryan plays
the light nnEered maid. Nell Jones
and Harry MostaVer Is acting the
fance Of the maid.
The Developments are now e. In
terestng a. they are funny. and any
enc who wishes 90 see stop THIEF
o. guaranteed a most delightful and
rare entertainments
Tomorrow one - the most interest
ing episodes 81 the @New Exploits Of
Elaine" viii he shown together with a
three reel Broadway Star feature.
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Mira ]. A. Fontaine. s0s W. Romano
street. Pensacola, Fla. says: 4 was
IN a very bad shape four years ago
and from what had read In regard TO
heart trouble considered my case quite
serious. which would have In time
become fatal but for the strengthening
and sustaining good that I received
from Or. Pieres'a Naluabls Golaen
Medical Discovery. Ny heart would
palpifate very fast and often things
would grow dark before my eyes and
would fail down. and remain dead 80
the world for some time. After I awoka
would have 20 remain on my back
for a long ~Siie. az I was too ueak
and nervous r. stand On ny feet. Nv
health was in this state for about two
years A friend ~ ms husbands from
jacksonville advised him % give me
the Golden Medical Discovery a. II
had been 50 helpful 90 n1s wife. After
taking SIX bottles I was entirely well
and have not had an attack of my
trouble since" (AdvD
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PRIZE WINNERS
AT BABY SHOW.

More than thirty beautiful babies
we're entered az che Baby show held
yesterday afternoon in connection with
the sacred Heart Fair and the con
test was q very close one indeed. Dr
n. r. Quina. Mr. J VI Andrews and
Mr. Mas Bear acted as Judges and the
prize winning babies were
In Glass A for babies one year and
under Marguerite Boraco. the lovely
little dat ghter Of SIR. AID Mrs JOS
Buraco. won the prize for the prettiest
baby. ard the prize for the finest went
to Clarence. the baby son 81 Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Taylor. the prizes being a
baby. and a pair ~ baby shoes. do
mated by Watson. Parker and Reese
for the finest baby
In Class b. for babies two years and
between one and two. Ida Louise Han
nah. the baby daughter q Mr. and
Mrs. 81 T.. Hannah won first prize
Tor the prettiest baby. and Katherine.
the baby daughter ~ Mr.. and ,drs
Julius Daniels won the prize Tor the
finest baby. photographs nv Bell being
the first prize. and for the finest a
ring donated by Mrs. S. r McAdams
Mentoria Tniestra. the beautiful
three year-old daughter ~ ar and
Mrs. A. H. Tnlestra, won the photo
graphs BY Cottrel. in Class e. for
three years and between two and
three. and the prise Ter the finest
souvenir spoon donated by Mrs w g.
Dihenderfer. went 20 Master william
Thomas Boy6. the handsome three
year-oid son - Lieut. and Mrs. Thorn
as Boyd. ~ Fort Barrancas. who was
one OF the prize winners az the Better
Babies Contest held az the Interstate
Fair winter before last
There was no charge % any kind in
connection with the Baby show
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Baby Of Future
IS Considered

afueh thought has been given n late
yeas a. the subject - maternity. IN
the cities there are maternity hospitals
equipped with modern methods. But
most women prefer their own homes and
81 the towns and villages must prefer
them Aad since thia ID true we know
from tha great many splendid letters
written ca Tile subject that cur Mothers
Rrlana ls q great help 90 expectant
rnofharA They write 81 the wonderful
rai5af how Ii seemed 70 allow the
rauaeles 10 Nxuaud without undue strain
and what n splendid lnfiueuoe t was on
the nervullB system. such helpa as
Mothers Priced" ard the broader
knowledge ~ them Khould have q helpful
Influence mpou babies 81 the Mgniure.
Science says ENat an infant derlF1 -
sense and huil6s is character from
cutaneous impressions. And a tranquil
mother certainly viii transmit q more
healfhful influence than 4 she - ex-
tremeiy nervous from undue pain. This
e. what 8 host ~ women believe who
used Mothers Frsend"
These points are more thoroughly sx-
planned Oh q little book mailed free.
Mothers Friend IL sold In AL drug
stores. write Cor book Brmdesld Reguiar
tor Co. GIL Lamar Bldg, Atlanta Ca.
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SOCIETY AND SUFFRAGE
IN COLUMBUS

Not only are the cub women and
business women Of this country inter-
esting themselves ln Suffrage. but 500
ciety women everywhere are entering
the suffrage lists Ia large numbers.
In Columbus. Ga one Of the most
Southern 81 Southern ctics. the society
maids and mntrons are bringing their
suffrage activities very closely in
touch with their social life
The Columbus Ledger OF sunday
SAYS.
The dinner dance a. the Country
club last evening was fitting climax
70 strenuous week 8o.siaily There
we're no special hostesses Tor the oe-
Caslon. The decorations were novel
original and beautiful
Votes fer Women" was the key
note Of the decorations. Wood flow
ers IN the yellow tones tyeliow being
the suffrage coiorl combined with
wood ferns. were effectively arranged
on the mantels and other available
places the wood flowers being es-
recially appropriate fsr 4 country
club decoration
Clusters of yellow. airy balloons
vsith Votes for Women" written
thereon; various speeches on posters
bearing the names Of the states
where women have been admitted 20
the polls and states where suffrage q