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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Sorplugten | Ncnfnltur.

Eager man en- Slump friIf Soro
ira en- Niger, pil man merle, at ben
bar en- eienbommelig, lifltg Sngt.-
Welts man tibIigere ontog, at Der
Dor pisie oraaniife Stoffe | Sors
ben, Iom par Nariagcn, ueo man MI,
at 9llgten ifplbes pisie biologiifc So
rcteelier. = Sfslgc ct tpif Earinine'
tibslfriit er BET Ell Straaleiop -
"4ctinompces oooriier" - iom boz
peoiagclie ircmbringer oct pnfteloe
Stof. &eo &%enoDrfning al oenre
Sop bar tpife lGroe fnntet %i'olere
9ugtTtoiiet pg peS SiTlp al femtlNf
Scbui,olina foneentrere oct | 8orm
al imau arpItaler.
Get er alioo life noeluffet, tiger
set nppnte Siosifrift, at hi / Ell life
iicrn Sremtio bill fitnne fiebe
"Sorbligt" / Eariumerierne, iom hi
III fieber HcIeoa, npilaaet SO o.f.p,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Saoocl Ynooing.

st holpt Sumo itcucoe Soolcr, "a
Glmo Sretalg, I Stop Wiclf, - Npn
Suffer, I Sbcitc SnGciTr, I Sbeitc
&oucI, I Sbeifc Salt, I 6bcifc @or.
ing Eowoer, I aop Nrsotrummer, .
9gg, ~ Sop 0ielf. SaoIcr OF 1oIg
males / ell apcrn, ale DC terre Snare,
bienier blnnoea 0crmco % ioo binoeS
oct 'ammen meO Mclfcu % Oct uiS-
peOe 9@9. Get bompea osiao - i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12

innot. Dc bleb iorelcbig begropet
pou Gircfgoorben og opffet meo
Sell. Sroentli9 @cQrapelle finhne
life ioregaa, Tor acknowledgements bau'
% feet pon 9iaene. Ser blep int
iNung llt~berisgelie citer anptellel's
&nao, mlen for9iGue2.
% DC roeoe tiQoros, iaa De ell
|rl,Siiif Sorpeoobaao eler Sorpeoo'
icgcr. De foriegte pco Siftnitg o.
Noab at puafoIoe ocls Spnterflort'
bco. Wtcn Snetpffc % Storm gicr'
DC oct umrllig at fno giort Jig be.
merfet al eaer fomnte / 6orbinoell1
meo Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Ct Sfibsoramd.
"a "Mnun" blcu tprpcocret % GU
Naab mco 6 WanS f%privanSt.

"Moun" bar puu Neiic ira Sficn
til Nlrfan9clif. Gen 29oe Scptemis
Der ST. 6 Moraen bIep Sfibet flop.
pet al Ell tnif Il Nauo ca. : &poo.
rotmil ira Sano. lls@ao0cn tom ira
Ct onoct Sfib, iom iun ITO I'll at
purc ct &aubcl3inrtci, uG Iom be
ionot iiN ca. , &p.ntil lUngcrc til
hau&. 0o II @oubcn bupoe ienbt
Waricl3ituo moo "Hopn", itoppe>c
Sfibct, oN &nptcincn, 20cl Stpr-
mouo oN 3 Motroier rococ bort til
Il Nan0cu. Otter 20 WimrtcrS Sor-
lob Tom bc tilbngc % ruuhtc til Dem
rmboro / Sfibct, at De manttc flint
sc lio / Nunocnr, fer II @oooen be
Qunotc at ifpbc. lite Stnrmano
ipurQtc ion anptcinen, ON ban life
piloc tugc lro0le Here Wtonb / lin
Nnuo, men lit oct Suar, at DC bare
maotte ifUl0c iig / Noa0crt, ior H.
&ouocn itie6. titc Mnitiniitcn bop.
pcoc ga / &%nptcincn3 Nuoo, iaa Scr
i oct belle uar 6 Mon0. Sc euri9s
If Nono gif / Oen onbeu Sipbanb.
Stror otter bclunbtc II &oa0cn at
itpbc paa "Noun", lonl noget %icncre
ionf. Get pur ltpat Neir, Storm
mcO itOr Sin og IuTrc Ncans %
NuNlbnNcr. Monoifobct gif / &nu.
Ncnc nIco ocu ilIloc To"rltuuclle al,
at set par / bei @roo liu2inrlig at
pore uuerln0t iii Nnn0cnc ipm enc
tie NcouinNamiOhcl / iliat %cir OF
Sin % luo lnugt ira Suno. II.
@uuocn breO Jig ittc mere ON Dem,
ritCrut DC h0u0c iorln0t Stibct, lont
bleu iUntCt ntc0 Oct uorItc GluG
rppc. NcINc Nunocnc latte 4nrIcr
moo Yunb. i0et hr monttc bnlot
Nuaocue moo Sip o. vino inr life
al bliuc brUft nco. / Ell SncbpAt
blcr aaptciucn5 Nuub bortc ior lite
Stprnouo& Nuub, o. man iuo life
icncrc no1ct ii! Den nl bar life lart
urQct ON Ben heller. Snnoiplllg'
bis or uIc 6 ser onlburo omfommct.
Get blcp Ell ioriUrbeli1 Sur ior
Dem / SturmouocnS @aao. Gen
pur ituoig hnlrirlo al Tnno. Wfal'
rcchc IS elmer, irr MAJ forn ilaro
Huber Surcu oeoc 10, bcn enc blcr
olbcIc2 ira iig iclp, mebenS han in(
90 rocoe, % ltrur eitcr heoe han
han loo % roeoc, til ban fnlot 900
ON. Sae par gienncntuaaoc, ..
Wonct ioiateoc mango. Stprmult
Sen mnottc iege at boloe Mooet op
pc pco at lptqe for Dem. sci. s or
gitclen uaococ man Sono paa G
ubcbcet Steo % manttc ouernatt
pno Sironbcn / aulbc % Sne, o
ole par aonitc iorfonule al 6rolt
"a &c ON Woracuen ifuloe begpno
al goa for at isac liz irem til 6olt
, bebe nof en-, % Ell bar opo Ter
. citcrot sc por lnuoct. aloffcn 1
, en- S%ormiooaaep fom De trent II
Seribcitei 6pr, bpor DC blep goo
4. mobtoaet % iif terre Slrocr.
5 20 Nnnb fra Spret blep me-
Stprmonocn % 4 at Wanoifabc
i Tor al lebe ciicr be Ssoe, icm D
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
@naclif Emooina

Gu balp Sop Smer, I Stop DO,
luaiC2, en- hulu Stop ltcncNC Nolmcr,
81 Stop Melt, 30 Nop Ntcl, Ell Che.
lie Soon, II lbcifc 9tCuif, u Gbc.
tie Raucl, - GbCilc NilitntblommC
CNtaCc). SmprCt rrrC2 iii Sle6e,
irprc2 Miola2IC@, Apltncr pN Ntclf.
N}cl, SoNn oa a~ruOocricr liAtc2 ium.
men % blauOca iun iummcn nch oct
euriQc, buorpOu oct hUINc2 ~ / clr
imrt Gprm % Ooupc2 / tire elmer.
Zen ipiIcs uorm WeO &iL Snlcc 81
Ter "Gonnm Soucc", ion lupr2 iuo
lcOc@: Gu 5rcOicNrl2 Step Smer %
10 Stop Suffer rerc3 Ill Nlp0c, ire.
res Nerpud ire Spiicifccr Gleoc %
- Shcitc &anilir. 0Cttc iiNitc ui3.
pc2 / meo Ell 29Qaeuiip @ollcn ion.
ret Cr lnuet l. iUttc@ brrpno opCr cl
foQcnoe aicoel ct Miunt cllcr iao
mems man belle Gi0eu pi2prr Souccn
ipm ga er iTroiG iooiuort Ncu cr Icpl
Ca paste INF.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
llnoerIiee Pelbreoelier.
Spmitnmhco iom Sulgc al
WerpcIhpcf.

StuOig berettes ser / Sc fri9isrcn.
Sc &anbeS Eresie ont Solonter, Der
ion Sel9e al ct Sbocf cr blet Oep-
ltuntme. - IarioQcn cr oftcit ct
@ronot, iom bar crpIoocrct ligc /
NGrbeoen al Dem. 2rgerne bar ofte
/ ilac- % maancospi2 bcbanolet ocn-
ilogS Eatientcr ilOcl llogctiombellt
Hciultut. Wen Ell untfer Gag bar
pet plltoielig b9not oftc eftcr at
2Ggen bapoe opaipet alt Saab - at
Ell laaoan ospitltm iom Selge al en-
cller ouoen tilIGloig pbre Scgipen-
bco iuor igjcn bnnbe Spricleit og Ia
lens Grlt9.
Gn engelif 2Tle Tom bar bcbnno-
LET mango iliQc (iliplber, iortTllpr,
at btt oitc or Ell rem llbetpbcliNbeh.
Iom fan pirfc pnn Natienten 'lig, at
ban til lin cGcr og anoreS Iornn-
bring pllroielia hcgplocr at tulc.
&c bpppi9ilc Tarioger or Ell elcr
utocn plroieIiN "a iterf SinbSbeuG-
oclic, ION Sfrpf, @IToc, Sorg,
MhuntcrbeN opcr Ell bel unbrogt EitS,
Sinue ener intcnS SsttereSic.
Spob or ian 6orflaringen til oiSie
Sclbreoeller ion peb ct Wiirafcl?
iperger oen upuntc SGge. elsie
9iliGlbcr al Gouitumbeb er, Tiger
bult, iunftipncllc, life unotOmiife.-
Solll oet or ct plllo'eligt Nerucibocf,
ion1 / Slugct bcropcr en- Muno Sn-
lens Drug, iu1 er set oglua ct Sbocf,
iom hclbrcbcr ham.
Ncrpeinitempt fan | bennc Scenic
enoe ionrmcnliQneS nteo Ell 5clcicn-
traoo, Tom plllOiclia fomnler / lllnpc
al en ellcr un0Cu @rltno, Iont III life
fan ic, o. Scr nlau Ell cIettriIf Strcm
til Tor at brinac Sen / Orocn tNicn.
Gn MonN tan buuc iterre Sfnoc
al, at ban Cr Ilpr PEG at bli oucr-
fort al ell Nutumobil, eilo on ban
uirfclia blcp SET. Chi Ncrucrnc CT
icniiblc Nppuratcr. Get Sbncf, loiil
ifnl til ipr at Driii1c NerpeiuItcnlct
/ 2iNcpupt iQict, fan bibrin9eS ell
ten pes NiUlp al Ell cleftri'f Strcnl
elcr pes en- al Sc nupnte Nrter
Sin0@bepUQclN
Sea hnp0c nlco Ell Scloat at gls-
re, iortTllcr Sraen pioerc, 'om pnr
blct ltcfosp puugritno al aunonldr'
men. Selu on Ell ufiureoe ct 8ea
pur Iiee hog Nug9en poa balti, n,er.
fcbc hnn set iffc. On Operation bap.
Sc iuaeniombclit Sirfning. Wter
peS at fore ell cleftriif Strsm gleil
nem NanocnS arop, fit leg ban;
Ierueinitem ! Oroen, % ban berel
otter Iiacian aoot icm fer. Ter el
mango eremplcr paa, at Ell blertelit
9atter bar pirfct be%lbrcornnc.
ct aanifc puoiiet Siliplce icrtrl
les on eli SfctlGnoer.
Sau aif inO Ell 9utif ior at fleb
Sfruatcbnt. San maotte lfrtpe pa'
ct Siuffr Eapir, bpoo ban ltillo
bape, % iii oaiau set %forlanete. o.
Yiocu bag Giifen ifrcp paa en- ia
pirIup bpao Sobaffen fc'tcoe. Tlilo
'cIia irttcr Sen Sspitimiiie | Ell 'd'
tia ifotif TO - ban troeoe, at FIgcl
piloe inpoc BAN for ell Nennp' o
/ Soraraelien oper oette gap baill til
I base buaoe Srrielen % salcn
@riia.
, Sm ell SoIoat ira bristol Tor
I iGllcS oct. at Sa ban cit I'feii "a
poa ainematoeraf. TOM ban III O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12

iiiffe fin SuanO / lin SiOemanos
CONNIE, iiteoetior / lin egen, GA ban
lflilOe iinbe irem i'm Gi9aret. "Aa,
Sc man pirfelig unoIfplbe!" iagoe
ban f~orifrGffet. 90 oct bar DC ier-
ite SrO, iom par fomlinet oper bans
SGber, iiben ct Froieftil, Iom etpar
Wdancoer / Sorpeien q erplooeret
ligc peo bdm, bapbe berppet butn
WuQl on Wple.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Enmpfin Saoocls Eie.

Gn Gint |rmpfin.WioSic, y Sop
Suffer, Il &op opbaffcOc, licneoc
Qoolcr, u Sbcifc aancl, y Sbcifc
9laipicc C2IAcbuunOc), I Stop 6leoe
cQcr rig MicIf, ~ Sbcifc Salt, :
ggg, - Sbcifc NuQciGr, II Sbcitc
Muifat. @ltinrnmcu mlOtngcn sGg.
gcnc blonOc3 innInten % rereS til oct
er tpft og ieunt. 9GgacbIonmcrne
piSpcs o9 bopeS / og tililut DC itir.
ilagnc 6pibcr. Get bTlOcS op / 900
Yic Gruit, oG itcgcS til oct or goot
QicnncmiteRt. Eicn icrpereS folo, o8
nil man pTrc rigtig ilot, fan man
haze ui9pct Tlpbe poo Soppcn, lon
cr tiliut libt Suffcr og &nnilie, o9
IGgle beroper Gunoico GbcrrieS -
men oct or life ne0ucnoigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Puiet 90 Kjcffenet.
Innrcfipb % Ynmmcfip0

mi for at pare noget al oct I%itnoeltc
oa melt nGrcnoc &ie0 Tor Bern / Sps
uurtcn OF ior 0alnIc Iolf. Wcn oct
err 10 %foitbart, bpi3 man oil tl6bc Soas
rcIour til Strg oa 6nuretottclctter
iii at itcQc / Fun0en - Iiges Der -
u0 0ct cr ianbt nof. Wien Der er oo
utoct aie0 pdo Ell 6ooreifrot emo
6iaic Onrc Stuffcr, og lluor DC tilbc'
rc0ca Qoot, lmagcr Dc ligeina go0t
ioul DC oprc Stpffer, oQ er notrrli1s
piS linciao nUrenoc. Stpffcrnc al
&nlicl er nleact bi0iqc % caier liz
iipr ao6t ill Sfotif 6nnrciuppc, ionl
foQcs meo SuurcArun oA @uIcrsoocr
OF er Ell meact nUrcnOc on oeIimu
Qcu0c Suppc. SoIiCn tnn ugiao be
mites iii GrIfo&ic, men Der cr ia
turli9uis mango Ben oN iorboIo0bi2
lioCt HisO. Nour Gisbct er foot, til
oct cr riQtiQ mort, ina fon en- 10 let
pint tuqC Nulene ira. ut foNc iuu.
bont Ajs0 mch anuI oa nlcn cnoei
belc HCbcrforn lblun0t or ell llDmcr
fet 900, camel norlt Nct, lom DC lie
tie lunc5 0oot ON. Gr ser nogct til
ouerS al Mroitcn oN analcn, iun fod
bCttC Ell Stlnh, oQ ban lloqct Sun1ut
iammcn me0 Oct. i'll oct 'on, % on
pil bnpc Ell nomerfCt goo traltlg
SuppC iii nGitc Tag. - TN anoen
Ruaout cllcr Srifn9ic lnuc2 pna isl-
9enoe Minn0C: 0rum libt Smer | Ell
@rpoc oQ ban cnOcI opituorct @nIe'
roo og Seg 0crL oa lao bette blinc
goot brlltct, men nntlirllAui@ life
brunNt. RuI ian Stnffcrnc al ,Soa-
rcfjeOet, iom iful bcnpttca, / Wtel og
ban Dem op / SmerCt % britn Dem
Qoot. Nop ion fo0cnoc %unO oper
o. lao oct ltau o2 imoatogc til Nic
oct or riNtig mort.
Sriib Stcp Iouc8 o9iao al 6uorc'
fico % &c biaigCrc Stnffer al SOL
len clcr Sful0eren 9nur nlcGet goot
an. - NuI &ipbet / Mel og hou Oct
op | Ell @ruoc % Loo oct foae Ell
StlmO nlco @ano og bare libt Gall
/. Nuu oginn ell Hnulrabi op / oct,
iom Cr %ifuurct / Stiucr, og lao oct
foQc en- StmN. Gcrpno bouc5 ct
Eur @ulcrcoocr, ilooret / Sfiucr, %
ct A'or zoo /, Ion ogioa or ltaaret
op. Ecbcr pl rogct mere Snlt baue2
/, OF ire &uurtcr ier oct iful lerucres,
bar man 81 lotctcr l. 'om oaiua
rr %ituorct / Sfipcr, - Nltiumnlcn
oic3 op % icrperc& lummcn.
ScuninNcr al Iunrcitcg flores /
tunOc Stiocr % bcnpttc& I'll aineiiNt
Ru0out. Salccu barnes op % til
iUttc$ nofiuu mcgct Norri, ioo BABES
StcQitiucruc / og blir Qicnncmunr=
met % 0crpun bur man Ell bulu SIAN
&c Grtcr / % Io0cr set iuu ct SpfoA.
@an ct tSu0 IUllco SulntbIooC Cbui2
man bar Dem, Oilers Quar oct No0t
an iurll0Cn) run0t Hanternc, OF pnn
NIoocnc lrQNcS iroo Sanger mcO
foNt Ni3. HoNolltcu rica cp / Nfiotcn
al GnOct.
Tor 0cnL ion life iuncS on ben
itcrlc 6ourcinlog, iom cr mcNct no.
prrUCt, llnar Oct life cr ct Gam cllcr
mrQt Iuur, iom bCnpttc2 til Stc0
fan man iorir1c AT lierc innno &nb-
init mcO ell itorp Aniu rullot ON.
triuN I Stelcn, Tor man bar Den /
EuuOcrL % inlbc bnffct Eeriille mco
notinu ntcQct Salt / &r0Inittcrnc.
Ecriiuru Qiucr Ell cgcti, pito1t Snlon
til StC2cn % toger bort cllocl Al Guu.
rcimnNCn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12

fire Elmer, huiS man bar oct OF | { Il
flor Sornl, men bcbspcr bare TO Ii
mcra Camping, buiS man bar oct
Oh 70 miu0rc Tornlcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Trnot Ymooina.

, "copper" Mcl, - Sop hottct Ore
talQ, > lhcitccr NutinQ Bomber, /
Gbeifc tiliommcit al aoncI, gtcllif %
MuifatbIomme, IL Sop itencoe Mo
finer, ct 9gg, "A Stop Melf. MeI.
Sult, @ofing Bomber oa a%rpboCrier
iigteS iammelt, blnnbcS meO SretolQ
o. Srl9t OF irsres Ocrpoo go o.
WteIf. let bploeS % / Ell pelimlrt
6orm % oampeS IRE Timer. aun
ipiic2 enteu meo Gitrpu Snucc eifer
&arb SuuCc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-25
QUI WYE CLUB MEETS
 WITH MRS. HUGHES

Mrs. G. w. Hughes entertained the members of the Qui Vive club yesterday afternoon at her home on Elm street
 The club is studying 'The Living Age' this year and the subject for the interest ing programme which was rendered yes- terday was Modern Drama" Mrs w. F. Johnston read most attractive paper on "A Foreign Drama" and Mrs. E. B. Henrys subject, which she so interest ingly gave, was on .The American Stage" An open discussion of Browning S poem, Saul" followed. and Mrs. F. T. Glass read a paper on ''rhe Songs of Saul.'
 After the afternoons programme the guests were served dainty refreshments in prettiy decorated rooms, where the club flower, pink carna tions, were attrac- lively arranged.
 Mrs. Hughes had as her extra guests Mrs. S. H. Taylor of Jackson, Miss, Mrs. H. M McTyerie, Mrs. w. c. McTyerie, and Mrs. w. F. Morris.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-25
LADY, BLINDED
 BUT CONSCIOUS
Said She Would Turn Blind and Fall Wkc1 Nervous Spells Game On, Yet Re
 mained Conscious

Odessa, Fla.-"About years ago." writes Mrs. J. D. Powell, of this place. "I took several bottles of Cardui as a tonic, for I was run down in health. In fact I could hardly do anything at all, could only drag around and couldn't do my work. Life was miser- able to me and I knew I must have some relief, as I was so very weak. I would suffer with aching pains in my right side. back and shoulders. I would have such terrible nervous spells, which would come on me, and I'd fall down wherever I was stand ing. I would turn blind, as though l had tainted yet kept my consciousness My friends would rub me.., circula- tion was extremely poor, and the arms hands and limbs would be cold.
 My friends ... recommended that try Cardui. t.. I began using it and soon both saw and felt a great inn provement . My appetite became good. I ate so my husband leased me about it. I could rest well at night and got so I could do all my housework in short time. ... I praise Cardui to all my friends.
 If you suffer from any form of wom- anly weakness or irregularity, try Cardui, the woman's tonic. For sale by all druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-25
SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN
R A N DOM NOTES

Mr. w. D. Perkins is resting well at St Vincent's hospital following an oper- ation for appendicitis.
 
 Miss Charlotte Thornton has returned from Mobile. where she has been de- lightfully entertained as the guest of Miss Myrtle Murray.
 Mrs. Bibb Graves has returned to her home in Montgomery after a visit of several days in the city
 Miss Nettie Beall, who has been on a brief trip to Montgomery and Mobile, has returned home.
 Miss Kate Little is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Stantield in Clanton. Miss Little accompanied MT. and Mrs. Stan field home in their automobile.
 MT. Neil Neville arrived Friday from Washington and is spending a few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs T. s. Neville.
 Mrs. Wilkie Collier of Cleveland is vis- iting her mother, Mrs. Lucy Hudgins
 The many friends of Miss Lettie Woods will be glad to learn that she is resting well at St. Vincent's hospital where she underwent an operation for appendicitis yesterday morning. Miss Woods is from Virginia and is the sister of Mrs. Frank Lupton.
 Mrs Louise Woodward Ball, who has been the guest of Mrs. Laurens Jones, is now at home to her friends at Mrs. Jack w. Johnson's.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Fucker of Virginia who have been guests at the Tutwiler for the past week, expect to leave for their home tomorrow. Mrs Fucker is a sister of Mrs. Frank Lupton, and has a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-25

decorated with ferns, palms and pink carnations. The sun parlor was in the chosen color scheme of green and white, adorned with roses and palms.
 Mrs Abernathy, assisted by Miss Kath- leen Burns, Miss Desiree Burns, Mrs. w. H. Abernathy, and Mrs w. A. Burns, re- ceived in the drawing room Mrs. Aber- nathy was charmingly gowned in a plum colored chiffon and Mrs. Burns wore a be- coming gown of black lace over white satin. Miss Burns was attractively gowned in an afternoon frock of rose taffeta and Mrs. W. H. Abernathy wore lavender tulle and satin.
 Mrs. c. T. Mayfield, Mrs. Katenhead and Mrs John Langford of Texas rem dered delightful musical programme, after which the guests enjoyed deliciops refreshments. The tea table was cen- tered with a basket of pink carnations and hyacinths Mrs. Katenhead served coffee and Miss Thelma Abernathy poured tea.
 About 60 guests called during the aft ernoon and Miss Burns was presented with many attractive gifts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-25
MISS SNOW ENTERTAINS
 FRIDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Miss Gena May Snow was hostess yes terday afternoon at her home on Ensley Highlands to the members of the Friday Bridge club and a few additional friends.
 Sweet peas in orchid shades tied with cloud-like bows of tulle were prettfly arranged throughout the rooms and the table in the dining room was centered with a bowl of lavender and pink sweet peas. The prizes were dainty pieces of crepe de chine lingerie and later in the afternoon the guests enjoyed a delicious salad and ice course.
 Those included in Miss Shows hospi- tality were the club members, who are: Mrs. Dale Shelton, Mrs. R. H. Mcintosh, Miss Mabel Marler. Miss Margaret Dewey, Miss Ella Louis Ward, Miss Dorothy AL len. Miss Kathleen Hayes, Mrs. c. G. Owen, Mrs. J. c. Dorsey, Mrs. Robert Harris and Mrs Ben Cheeseman. Miss Snow's extra guests were: Mrs. Jack Eaton, Mrs. Ralph Russell. Mrs J. T. Jones, Mrs. R. E. Beck, Mrs. Goodloe McGahey, Mrs. Shirley Harris, Mrs Law son Gambill, Miss Pattie Rena Shepherd, MISS Lois Brown and Miss Carrie Kent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-25
Relief for Tired Feet

Can you tell me of a simple solu- tion, and how to use it, for the relief of the feet of those who are constantly standing? I have heard of such in part. It is used by police officers, motor men, clerks, etc. Anything you will ad- wise will be given a trial, and if you know of nothing in your extensive knowledge, will you kindly put the query in your Corner? I will gladly supply postage for letters that may be forwarded to you for me.
 "CORNERITE."
 As you must know, we do not open the Corner to adver ertisements of pro prietary medicines or for prescriptions containing drugs which should not be can, however, tell you of a simple feet which has proved efficacious in several cases not unlike your own. Soak the poor aching feet at night in strong salt water as hot as you can hear it with comfort. As the water cools to blood warmth add a pint of water to which has been added, while it is boiling, two tablespoons of pow dered alum. This should be allowed to get lukewarm before the solution goes into the foot bath. Keep the feet in five minutes longer and dry with soft linen. Persevere in the practice for a week. and if you are not relieved by that time consult chiropodist. The salt water should ease the aching and the alum render the feet less sentitive. Wear shoes that do not cramp or pinch the feet
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score of friends in the city who have paid her many lovely compliments.
 
 Mrs. S. B. Street of Columbus is the guest of Mrs. Eugene Brown on High land avenue.
 Miss Emma Gelders will arrive tonight from Smith college to spend her spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelders.
 Mrs. H. R. Richards and little daugh- ter of Freeport, Pa., are the guests of Mrs. L. M. Robertson of Cliff road. Mrs. James Robinson has returned from Marion, where she has been the guest of Mrs. John Howze.
 MT. and Mrs. John II. Eatman have named their little son Albert Francis. MT. and Mrs. Carl Faulk have returned from an extended trip to California. Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Barrett are guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Troup in Decatur MT. C. l.. Moss, who underwent an oper- ation Thursday at St. Vincent's hospital, is resting well.
 Mrs. c. c. Parrott will leave today for her home in Gadsden after two weeks visit to Mrs. John Cartwright.
 
 Mrs. w. D. Partlow has returned to her home in Tuscaloosa after visit to her mother, Mrs. J. T. Nixon, at the Ridgely. MT. and Mrs. w. w. Hazard have taken possession of their apartment at the Ridgely.
 Mrs. Frank s. Hoskins of Fort Baran- cas, Fla is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. J. S. JemIson.
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BUSINESS ACTIVITY
 UNPRECEDENTED
Business Only Limited by Supply of Raw Material
 and Shipping Facilities

New York, March 24.-Bradstreet's tomorrow will say:
 A tale now rather commonplace is told by this weeks reports. The pre- eminent characteristic is unprecedented activity in all of the larger lines, dis tributing as well as manufacturing, with, however, a rift or two in the steady, easy onflow being furnished by indictment weather retarding retail trade in the east, by growing concern over high prices and by the less pleas ant aspect of Mexican affairs. Short ages of goods, steadily climbing prices and widespread complaints of inability to get supplies, either of raw materials, semi manufactured products or finished goods, due in part to insufficient pro duction or lack of transportation fla cilities, create fears of further acute ness in this respect, but rather accen-s tuate buying not only for filling-in purposes, but for fall delivery as well.
 Weekly bank clearings, $471S,475,- 00O
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Musty Flavor of Canned Fruit

''If possible, will you tell me through the Corner why canned fruit, sealed per fectly tight and without any mold, should have musty flavor. I have been trou- bled great deal in this way and can not solve the problem. Heating does not seem to overcome the taste If any oth- CT woman has similar experience, l should like to hear from her. F. A. U."
 What you characterize as a musty flaw or is rather the close taste imparted by want of air. If air be left in the jar the contents ferment. If it is ex- cluded entirely the peculiar odor and flavor of which you complain are often perceptible. To rid the contents of the can of this, open it several hours be- fore it is to be used, and leave it where the air, and, when practicable, the sun shine, can visit it freely. I make this rule invariable in the use of canned foods of all kinds. Those which are to be cooked need less airing than those which are to be eaten cold, such as potted meats, lobster, crabs, oysters and sweets. Attention to this simple rule will dissipate the close tang which, more than anything else, has begotten with some epicures a prejudice against this invaluable class of foods.
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DINNER IN HONOR OF
 COL, w. T. GENTRY

Among the pleasant courtesles "hich Il have been extended Col. w. T. Gentry or Atlanta, president of the Southern Bell Telephone company, during his visit to Birmingham was the dinner party Friday evening at the Country club. at which MT. George R. Knox, Jr., was host.
 Colonel Gentry has a host Of frienos here who always accord him most cor dial welcome upon the occasion of his vls- it's. Among those whom MT. Knox ln- vited to meet Colonel Gentry were: MT and Mrs Edward W. Barrett, MT. and Mrs. Jesse l.. Drennen, MT. and Mrs Bradley J. Saunders. MT. and Mrs. Hu- bert A. Drennen. Mrs. Frances DeBarde- leben, MT. and Mrs. Matthew c. Murpny Mrs. Shipman, Miss Arinton Butt MISS Kitty Kirkrnan Mrs. Aileen Kirkman Humphrey, Mrs. Louise Woodward Ball, MT. Alfred Shook, MT. Fritz Larkin, MT. Evelyn Harris of Atlanta, MT. F. l.. Woodruff of Atlanta, MT. Edward Austin of Atlanta and MT. Thomas R. Gentry Of Atlanta.