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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
Il essen in Economy

"What are you doing, Billy?" asked
Mrs. Mamie Goat of her son.
'Practicing economy, maw," replied
Billy, who was chewing on an old
umbrella. "Tm putting away some
thing for a rainy day."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
One Good Feature

"Do you think the income tax is
good thing?"
"As an economic measure, 1 am not
prepared to say. But do know that
1t stopped a. lot of Dragging. Louis
Vile Courier Journal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
Rapid Growers.

Banana plantations will yield con-
tinuous harvest for years without re-
planting. Nearly 200 hills, having 900
stalks, are allowed to the acre, yield
ing some 300 marketable punches per
year, the average profit per acre being
near $50 annually.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
ENCOURAGE Lady-Buq Friend.

Learn to know our lady-bug friends
and give them a chance to multiply as
much as possible. There are num-
Der of varieties of lady-bugs and all
Of them make war on other harmful
bugs, particularly plant lice of vari-
Gus kinds.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
Have to Be Careful.

"Has woman a sense of humor?"
asked the matter of fact man. "Oh,
yes" replied Miss Cayenne. "But She
has to curb it. If WOMEN laughed at
everything they saw that's funny they
would spoil efforts to propose by some
really nice men,"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
To Avoid Trouble.

Pruning tools should be disinfected
after pruning each tree Sc that disease
will not be carried from tree to tree,
and should lie disinfected still oftener
than this to avoid carrying the disease
from one part to another Of the same
tree, as the primer finds that he is
cutting through diseased wood.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
The Immediate Problem.

"Where are the SHOWS of yester-
day?" inquired the man who quotes
poetry.
Never mind that" rejoined his wife.
'The important question is, Where
is the ice that was due to arrive this
morning?"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20

the front and finished with a narrow
facing, and the sleeves are faced also.
All the seams are felled.
A row of val lace insertion and
edging trims the bottom, having the
edging whipped to the insertion with
little fulness. to form a scant frill.
A wide collar and cuffs Of white or
candle are finished with lace In the
same way, and they are basted 20 the
neck and sleeves as a finish to the
jacket. Collar and cuff sets are
bought ready made and may be had
for so low price that it is hardly
worth while to make them. The jacket
fastens at the throat with snap
fastener.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
woryd,s Rainiest Reuion.

The rainiest region in the world is
the Khasia hills, 200 miles north of
the Bay Of Bengal, where the annual
precipitation frequently exceeds 400
inches
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
United States Coal Areas.

The known coal areas of the Unit
ed States cover about 10000 square
miles, and there are about 100000
square miles more that are believed
TO be underlaid with marketable coal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
No Dry DAYS in His.

Hungry Higgins-If youse could live
yore life over agin' wot would youse
cut out?
Thirsty Thompson-Pd cut out all
de days WQt Wuz b0OzeieSS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
Ideal Chick Feed.

Cracked wheat is the ideal chick
feed. 1t is practically all they need
and they thrive amazingly on 1t.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-20
EXTRA Attention Paws.

At this season Of the year the cows
will respond gratefully to a little ex-
ira treatment in the way Of curryfng
and brushing.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07
a6bileunq 3.

III, ME Sic bret au0eren Toietter,
i'm 2einsnitiA aus3u'iibren. uno 3por
pom 9lstden 3pirn, nit benz Der
J9n0 QtneBt puros. g0ie beier Qeis
nenItlh 9sorbeiist uiro. 3si9t 1bbiIs
Dung 2. 3psi ientrehte uno 3lrei
naQrehte 6doen, ourtelnonosr &C.
itopit, iiQen leoes Guobrat. Wdn
bot ndtiirIih Dem Wuiter noh mogs
lihit pratttit gu oerfobren uHo etlpd
bier WulttrQudoratt. bic in sirtr
Rittuna %laufeu. ouyfgebenh 5u ar
beitsn. derner mub. odmit bic Rid
tung nidt sid3adartio Miro, Der go
Den Oor Dem 3uriid9ebeu eInmal m
ben fs~onoidoen Qefpun0en rerbtn.
SuS Gilt ieooh nlir fir oieIeni0su
Sale. in oenen Elm perbdItnismdBig
grobes Guaorot nit 8tuej 5doeu
fpoQes uro leutrett qeiuilt Irerotn
inl. sine oihtere 1SiiluIld Don pier
JGoen mddt oos l~tniipinoen oes Mr..
b~sitsia0ens unnotio. Grforoert has
IRuiter Elm Nbitbtu, io bat ma ben
Fdoen ourh Inlpjnoen nm ren
nGhitlit9enoeu 5onoidoen 81 Ner
Sttlt 81 leittN. BON Der ans tds
Wultcr lpti.ersulrbsitsn II. AbtjI
ouua 2 3ejQt oas Turtfihrsu ron
alrei GGoen unp has l%lmplnOen.
Stno 0le Ho'eiten fsrti9. io drbtjtti
man Die llm%ronouna unO BE irdili9
pirtenoc &rtu5iiour. Ylon 0uyt3iebt
fir bic 2iujtn Die leereu Zadoya.e
pper uwsitDt Die Roiettsn NIT 0ytl
Iieytsm &arn uno umgpjuoet, 3urjt
qebsn0, o;tiu Fo0eu 10. oab CT
id1nuyay;il MKT. Abtdoun9 3 3tisi
Die @|usi4tyra3 unn oibt sualeih ms
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

Nan 1T erfaun., ueun man jieat.
fpelhen ae,htum an N{ulterungen
un0 Iarben Ole Sertil Snouityie
beuer fir bic 5ommermooe peroor9ez
bradt bat. Dtrett ms @uge falleu
Die 10 preisperten G%oliennen, duI
mattem @runbe liegt nit SeIoen6ots
elan5 oas os5ente Mluiter barber ges
breitet, Spn in 5on geholteu IN ben
tnt3iitenoitsn. mooerneu 5orbeu. Nit
bieien Stofisn rpetteifert Elm UNI elm
8ritteI biligster StOIf, 8oumnol'
G~oboroins, Der nuh pitl 8eifau fms
bet. Damn tommt bic LANCE Relhe
Der 8oiIs 9robe uno Der 0oilt
RapeItofie, bel BEN e~riteren iinb Die
glumen nit SsiOe ausgeitidt, mdbs
reno bel Dem Isstsu bic Streifen ems
aetpebt ipuroen. bier Iin0 ale preiss
Ioaen pertrsten. 8slpnoers bubidl uno
buftio tit Elm Grepepoile. liht uno
ernsi0s mirtt Der Stoff, cbne bic
RegslmdBiateit oes @OiIegetpebes gu
boben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07
IbbiIoung 4.

ten nod 4usorud ourd gerdnoung
bon Stihep BON bem itdrteren
3pirn. Su ipeIhsr Irt Die ein3eIneu
Wiuiterteile in oen Stoif 9efugt rsrs
Den. 3ei9t 45bilounq 4. Sc mad Der
gsfplnihten 8rei!e fer 6enitergurome
limb pier o0er flint ooer audi mebr
Quoorute, unh brei, pier o0er mebr
GinidBs tjn3ufiqen. lin bic Quoz
orats Iouber ein3ufigsn. bat man
ben Stoff er't oafiir ein3uteilsn, Damn
pe'tet man nit 0oritifen Die 1tlets
itide O.. uno nG]t oidlt an Der 3on>
te DIE Guanrate nit oitten Soumz
itIhen felt, Der Stoif binter benz
5iIetfono pjro >nnoh 10 nett FORT
%geidnittsn. odb an leoer Seite elm
Stofiiireiien bon 3ir,n Il 3oa
ftebsn bIeibt. 9isfer ipirb foumars
tia umgei6ld9en, 3urutqttnifft uno
nit feinen Saumitidlen an sen Stoif
9endbt. 10 o1B ii, iehes Quoorut NIT
tiutm 'tmalen, oiften Stofflaum
umranhet 1T. 5ehr bubih iiebt ols
Abi6lub ser 0aroine eir 9utiitpp@
iont Gus. Mud, IdnQe Sfals on
6eniteroorbd1lsn, Stores, 9ettosden.
G%iinIouierr t1nncn nit 6jlstItreifsn
uno sin3tIntu 0isreden ausgtItotttt
iper0sp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07
Srdnr.

in Y|erttnss unb Sar0ina
Gcuntp. Sub : 0otptd, barren nodD
aoblerIager BON elmer 4usoebnung
bon 1.000,000,0O0 9cnnen Der 4uss
beutun9.
Die 5reibeits9lode murs
De bon 2bnmo5 Neiter in Wbitez
lopel, Qpnoon, %ee9oisn unb traf
1852 in pbilooeIphio Gin. Sic .pur=
be gum eriten Wtale an II. Iuguit
1852 eeIdutet.
Sn ben Der. Staaten murbe i'm
p%ergan9enen Sabre Gote i'm @eiamts
gepif)t DON 41,591.150 9onnen fa>
bri3ie1t, cine 3unobme BON 1926
236 9onnen, poer 20 Brpaent, i'm
Ner9Itid nit 1914.
Ger 4usorud ,glauer Mcns
tag. NIT nelfem Der 6nitHadtsmpne
!ag be3sidnet tpiro, riibrt pobrideins
lid BON Dem @ebrau6 Der totboli=
ifen Stride her, mdtreno Der 6uitsn=
Seit Die 4ltdrs blnu gu bebdngen.
Die nod beuie sur SIeiitiftz
fabritation pertpnnote 8rapbitsSonz
milGunq puroe 1895 con Gpnte in
Paris erfunpen. Sn 9eutihIono
nuroe oas ueue SpItem in elmer
8leiitiftfobrit in 9bern5el bel Yais
inu eingefiibrt.
0os 2ano 8Dbmsn bat ieis
nen Hnmen bon ben feliifden 9oiern.
Die bis ms /. Sabrbunoert p. Chr.
bort nobnten. Sbre Nodfoiser NOS
rer bic eermanishen Wartpmannen,
ole Bis CUR Set Der 8Olterpanoerung
oprt Derblieben.
Ger @rurbiteiu gum Woibs
inetonsW Monument puroe am 4. Suit
1S4S gsleet; oplenbet purbe Der Snu
srft am 6. 9essmher 1884. Oas
Dentmol lit $50 SUB bod; feline
@%runofIdde betro9t 1862 Quaornts
fuB. Dos Sender Der pasu perrponos
ten Steins betrGgf S1,120 5onnen.
Die en9Iifhe ge3eihnung
nMpntep Wrend" fir ben p~sritels
baren 6nraubsnidIiihel 1T eigentlid
cine unridtias. Sic iiummt bon benz
GrfinOsr pes 5dnotpsrtsseuas.
CHARLES Mondp. Der iein Yotent fir
$4,000 p~srtaufte uno 0as 8elo in
einem 9ou'e in WiGiamsburgb.
y. o.. anieate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

tier bdlo iiG emporihninqt un0 5u
elmer betannten Weiie iid peroidteI:
bic MiuTit zines ifottiI6en ReQis
mentes idnentt auf ben piaB Elm
uno beIett iha ouf einmol nit Der
etpas idarfen uno tnttiideren Me=
lobe ibrel Yipers. Die Uniform Der
Solpaten bringt fr0bIide 5orbe in
Oos 9raue GinerIe: Der Staot, nno
oler Iu9en menoen ii4 oieism Su=
eIei6 10 tbeatraIiI6en unb reaIii.i>
f6en S6ouipiels gu.
Der n~n9efongsne MoriG enbi9t
nit einigen Seuf3ern Der fi6 cniIees
reuben S6lou6e, unb Der Diri9ent
lGbt feline Qeute iih i'm !6albtreis
o%ufiteuen. IS iino ibrer funf5t9,
trGftige gurihe, bic tleine i6par3e
WluBe nit Dem rot uno peib gepiir.
felten Soum ted duf ben Sopf ecz
ituIpt; Die geiunoe 4ots ibrer bIpBen
oerben anie nirtt trdfti9 Spifden
BEN bunten 53id3adranb Der Strim>
PIE md ben touienb geropIinigen
Jolten ibrer rot-9rin=aeIben moaes
men Rotten. Hi6t lance. 10 um>
IhlieBt fe Elm bidtcr &reIs pon Sols
ooten uno 3ipiliIten. Witten inter
ibnen, auf e:nem !9oufen pon lleber.
miirfen, rubt Die Siege oes Reei,
ments; tie bat Ole piiroiae uno anQes
3mun9ene 6Qltun9 elmer on 6ulbi>
9nneen ~9epobnten idonen 6rou ans
eenommen. Neben ibr iteGen ii6 bic
erei S6ld9er Der aroben Srpmmeln
ouf NIT ibren Sdir3en GUS 3eoz
pa~rbeniea. 9aS Meiiine ibrer paus
ten trG9t reiten Sdmud BON Wops
pen.
Dos Ortefter iebt iid) 5uiommen
aus breIbig Duneliodpfsiferu uno
funf5sfu 2rpmmlern. Nuf Elm Sci.
heu bes Directors nirbeln Die
SrommeIn, unb bic 0ubeIidde unter
Den gnbogen Ger pfeifer fiinen Ii6
inter tIdesnbem Stobnen nit Cuff,
pdbreno Die flint 8lotsn bon eebrsh,
ieltem Gbenbo.s uno GIienbein. um
bic Gin gum Muiter oes Roddens
ssftimmtes Seioenbano aei6luneen
1T, ipis Der Somm zines aereisten
9abnes i;6 oufrihten. Gin ionfter
@inoiipb es lit oils fomme er aus
ZEN ShIGuheu - idBt Die bon oen
Y}iiBen berunterhdnoenoen gGnoer
flottern uno trdgt oie ifrinsn Satte
br: olt:rtiimIiden Muiit in Die
6erne.
@rcpitdtiIh uno piiroig idIoesn
bic Rauieu oumpf BEN Sott su oem
eetraoeuen San9e Der SadpIeifen;
bic pnutsuijisn beidreiben Spiiden
spei SdIGeen nit ben ftt9ersn
SnlGesIn in ben lohaen armen
tunitreid)s MiibIrGoer uno fibren
dhnIids Observation-Disclosures aus. Ni.
Sla9en unp Seuisen gsbt 0os glus
iititiid 81 Gnoe.
III Iies bort iid on ME cine opis
tesoieuitIide llebung- 0ieis Muiiions
ten rufsn Die GrirnerlIng mod an
ibrs ptimiiten Sevse, on bic nebel-
umlaQerten Sen uno on Die mems
Ine;Ieersu Ndioen, uub oisie Grins
nsrung litft 0en Shotten. mu.ia ibr
Grill 5u sriraesn. Wis id 0ie itoitia
|idsn gipsrs in nsr HGbe oss
ShIadtfeloss on mir norbti3isbsu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

geneDme Grpolun9 Fur pas Huge. 80
piro es Den 6raueu INNER innerer
gemudt, unter Dem UieIen Die Wabl
fiir sinen oosr onoeren Stoff gu trefs
fen.
Inner bsutigsS globebiIo 3eiQt elm
bibihes SadeniIeio in sInfaher
6orm. ous aus3ud. &amngarn ODER
cnDerem einfarblqen Stoif 6~er3uItsls
len 1T. Die Sate lit aus tar.iertem
6trff bergeiteut uuo Bat eineu Ioien
SdIuB. Die longsn 4ermsI lino uns
ten melt ouslolleno. Der Hod 1T
porn uno an Den Ssiten ie IT ied8
6aIten 9ele9t.
Sos 0ur6muitsrn non qeneBtem
,Filet.
Gsbr id0n iino Qeinenbsten nit
eingeIiigten 6iIetquaoraten, III Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

Sic iofort
at inns

menn Elm @ofierrobr aufbridt
ODER Der aeiiel elm 2ed bot.
@ir oerriften Die 4rbeit piinft.
lif uno tonnen Sbncr bel
@elo erIporen ipenn Gle nns
5eiti0 BON JebIern in Ser Sloin.
b'r-Irbeit benohrihtigen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

..,a.srs uno gr0Bers 3isre. etn5slne
3i9uren. tItine 55enen - logan aus
b%etanntsn Mdrhen. einge3oQen iino.
0urhbruharbsit ooer Qoh'tiderei,
aud &IoppslsiniGBe biloen Die Der
binOunaen pon Qldornt 5u GudoJnt.
OyeIe Wiuitsr ner0su ourh eiufdhen
Stopis uno 2elnsnitih krQsitsllt.
Sn Anpsnoun9 iommt sroBerer Deer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

muIter Iiir sen eiaiobitrslfen, Der
s~benfoas i'm 9erapen 5iIet gu neben
lit, Mon iieht aus 4bbiIoung 8,
bab ole 8Iiimfsn beim llmtpinoen
bes 6ouptitengeIs aIeif mitgsarhei!et,
ooR bieie 9limfen niht nit sinem
5lpeiten Sdoen umipunoeu peroen.
Die Rdn0er beib:r Mluiter limb our4
2eineniti6 su martiersn uno erbaIz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

male As MoI6en, oIfo auh IS Nds
Ifen i'm Gepiert sir ben 6tIets
Toub uno oos 0urbitopfen perner0et
moi 3nirn .. 81. Is. Hr. 50. fTiir
BAG Ornament 3mirn Nr. II. Stoes
ftrtiQe 5iIetquaorot mibt 5 biz 6 Boil
i'm @euiert. Nls St0bc.n lam MIN
cine grobe GtritnnOel nehmen. Dos
wluiter 1T iebr cinfof. fir Die sr
ten anidnQs pohI eeeignet.
Mit 4bbilouua l 1T Elm Nuiters
tell ge3eigt nit elmer Gdroietts, 0ieie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

ieineret 3tpIrn. aud, peyorttitet nan
fut llmrdnouUatn un0 Niuitnorud.
mente gang groeea S)plrn. oer lpis Elm
ldnuroriNer Saoer piytt.
Atr 5el9eu beute cine FtuIterBar.
oiue. Die, ans ptiBem 9atiit Serge
itent. INIT eIn5eInen SilttQud0ra.eu
unn Giui0Btu lcihmiidt 1T. Die
4rbeit 1eitisht IN eiutm felten
@tdblrabmtn, in oen oas i'm qerdoen
TiIet oeorbtiiete ReBouoorut 81 Ipnus
men lit. Cleies scp.t IN Der 0iagps
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

lop, als th lbre longfom feierli6e
Welooie. be9leitet bon fsrnem aono<
n%enoonner iiber Die @egsnb bini9ne=
ben borte, Oa 9Ioubte i'd aus meter
6erne einem Spferaon9 ebrpurDiser
SruIoen %bei5uppbnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07

Tann iommtn Ole @rerubine. 0is
aud ole in unbei6reiblia l6oneH
WuiteruRQsn nor un9 liegsn. obtr Qes
rnhesu ris fir iunQe 0onen aes
fdoIien. 1n1 Die 2%einenitpife in Rds
miesrlpebe in GhattierunQsn ipie Ro.
ia, altroin, 9~ppenbnqsn. Mignonette'
grim; bic ent5idsnoeu, mooernen
sSurbsR plrteB in FOLDER 0uiti3At
beionoers ih0n. @ber auh bic plei
eTnitsren Observation-Disclosures in ibrsn
maiien un0 6%orbeHtOnen, id'tIopatts
blon0, noturbllu oetlie nirien unter
on osm @Ians uRo .6limmsy aus ons
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07
Ter aapnantsr 9prrs.

Ter Il 8prr,,
Iponoent Der 9onooner rGuilp
NoiI~ neridltei. oaB 0eneroI Smats.
Der Die arieespperatiousn geaen sic
7euiiheu in CItafrita Imsitet, DOR
turjem nit isiue,n geiamisn Stabe
i'm 9iljman0i6drp rinem gugriif
pon 2ospen Al nioeritsben bate.
Wdhyeno neg aan5sn 2nht muBttn
Die Cff8iegt IN Zen IutomobiIen EN-
fortrlhtenote feaer u~nterhaltsn. nm
bic &oubtisvs gum RId5ug 81 3pin.
aen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-07
@igtuartigc @uiit.
ShiloeruHa ciu.r iMutitidlca SusrIina
p%icticr Sapelie.

Zen Glu0rud osr eiaen0rtioen
Wlaijt elmer Idotiiiuen Gu0eIIads
pfcfer Aapcle ihiIotyt elm Qlauoe-
rer i'm pG1o belae":
2Seii ags rem 6irterorunoe oes
'letnen Sttothens erbsbt ilt Elm
tld8Iitsy <cu. Ser isoot uber 0ds
@eycNcI q, 0oosn aui Rem Qflas
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-10

One Of the most dangerous things to
neglect is a Cold or Severe Cough. Il
treatment is commenced promptly
with the proper remedy, both are cas-
ily cured, but IL uegle cted they Oft
times develop into Pneumonia or Con-
sumption, or some Chronic Bronchial
atfection. Most persons neglect treat;
ing themselves for the principal rea-
son that they either don't think It
serious enough to go to q \ doctor;
thinking It win get well itself without
treatment or don't know what good
medicine to buy:at q drug! store: and e
more serious doesn't deyel-
on, IL becomes deep seated through
this neglect and hangs on the whole
winter when It might have otherwise
been speedily cured chad Schiffmann's
New Conc ntrated 7Expe ctorant been
used promptly. u ~. *; 4
NO risk whatever IS run In buying
this remedy as Cranes drug store will
refund your money 4 IL does not give
perfect satt sfact ton or 10 not found to
hestheS very best remedy you have ieF..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-10
HEAL; TIL H.INTSI
LIGHT

The light in the classroom Is an
important factor in the health Of the
school child. Many case Of de-
fectfve vision is due to eye strain
from trying to study in dim light
or to the effect OF direct glare,
which may be equally harmful.
The area OF glass in windows
should be at least one-t1fth Of the
floor area of the room, and the light
should come from the left side of the
pupils and from the long wall OF the
classroom.
On bright days the glare should be
controlled. by shades.
The community assumes a serious
responsibility when it takes the child
away from the woos and fields and
shuts It up for the better part OF the
day in schoolhouse.
The least then that we can do as
citizens is to aid our health officers
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-10
BRONCHITIS, BRONCHIAL ASTHMA and
SEVER COUGHS PRO MPTLY RELIEV we'd
with Best Home Made Medicine Teaspoonsful Soc.

er used for stubborn Coughs, Colds,
Bronchial Asthma, Bronchitis Group
,Whoopingl Cough and Hoarsenessls
This new remedy Is altogethe diff
ferent from any other Kind, and Isl SO
strongly conc ntrated that tive; ounces
E(50c! WORTH ], make ia full pint, 1873
Irresponsible Of excelle cough medi-
cine, bystmply mixing IL at home with
one pint of .granulated sugar and one
half pint ofswater. ss1t .makeg 10 Ighole
family supply, while bottles Of the
old.fashioned, ordinary ready:made
kinds of doubtful merit and withoutfa
guarantee usually only hold 20 to- 50
teaspoonsfu1. It is prepared from
istr4stly harmless plants and tsi SO
pleasant that children like to- take IL!
and It can be given them with perfect;
safety as It positiye ely aims no
'chIofoform, opium, mprphine or other
narcotics,s as osmostj cough Smtxtures.s
All drugg lists OF THIS city sell IT under
the same Money Back, guarantee as
the famous Asthma ors r. gSchttS
MANN SProprie tor, st. Paul; MINI
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tentative promise binding, and yet he
knew loved him,
Naturally, hated you, but after I
had seen you and talked with you
few times, l acknowledged to my
self that you were the better woman;
the prettier woman, and il you wished
to be, the more Fascinating woman.
And yet, Margie, loved Dick Waiver
ly most.-You will notice, am not
saying best. He Is the only man that
ever, mattered, or ever will matter to
me. Everything do Is done that he
There isn't day, there isn't an hour
in the day, when don't think about
him-and want him.
This Is a queer letter to write to
a mans wife, but am going to have
the one real satisfaction in all this
tragedy Of being'as truthful with you,
as am with my own soul.
Dick had been drinking more than
was good for him with that pretty
woman who was trying to compromise
him. She had flirted with him until
he was quite ready to compromise her
II possible. saw the drama unfold
at dinner. and sent for him to come
10 my aTdWlu6 FpuHl. ne CaIueI ana
man like, was quite ready to 60 on
with me with the filtration he had
commenced with her.
Isn't 1t strange we women can never
understand that it Is not us that men
want, but what we can give them
That subtle fiattery OF our love; that
FLIP to the curiosity. that tingle to
the monotony of every day-Margie,
you or /, or a hundred other women
can give. them to Dick.
I am asking. myself what am go.
ing to- do. .re-,.5T
NY love. life is over, as knew it
would be IL this crisis ever came. I
have learned this most thoroughly
since I have belonged to Dick, and al.
though I have tried to deceive myself
into believing differently, down In my
heart KNEW was only one Of the
fifty.seven varieties that appealed to
q different. side OF him.
Margie, have. committed the I'm.
pardonab1e sin? Once there was a
woman who was forgiven ( because
ssshe loved much. .3sit AT
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Richmond. Va, Where she win spend
the remand rg of the winter with her
son, Oliver Sands; and family.
Mr.. Sands, who had been In this
section for several days, acc mpaniedI
her home. 4
Al daughter was Torn yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. il. Parker at their
home in New MartilIyille. o. She has
been named Anna Regime Parker. Mrs.
Parker was form erly Miss Lena Nixon
and the child is a granddaughter Of
Mrs. w. r. Parker r this city,
Miss Virginia Lee Fleming has re-.
turned from Morganpwn where she
had spent the weekend with relatives.
Mrs. w. IA. Small aid children left
this morning for Jean tte, Pa, to O.
it with rel;EtlTes.
Mr.. and Mrs. JamdF Gettings and
daughter have been c led to Salam'
anca, N. Y, by the setous illness of
Mrs. Gettings'3 mothers Mrs. Patrick
McNal1y. n
Miss Charlotte Duva1 has returned
from her home at Washington, D. G.,
where she had spent the holidays, to
resume her studies here. She resides
with her aunt, Mrs. 0. A. Clayton, on
Watson avenue.
Mrs. Wade Post, Of Masontown, w.
Va. is the guest OF Mrs. o. A. Clayton,
on Watson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mulligan return
ed Saturday from Wilmi1 ton, DEL,
where they were called by he illness
and death OF the formers brother.
George Mulligap. Their nephew, Henry
Mulligan, accompanied them home. re-
turning last evening to New York.
Mrs. Zadoc Layman leaves tonight
for st. Petersburg, Fla, to spend the
remained Of the winter with her sis!
ter, Mrs. j. E. Hamilton.
Mrs. f. ]. Smith and daughter. Miss
Margaret, have returned from Wash
ington. D. c., where they had been the
guests OF relatives for several days.
Mrs. Mary Robinson, of Baltimore,
Is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Or
lando Lahew in this city. She \ will go
on to Morgantogn to visit reatives
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Farris Of
Bridgeport, were In the city 9 few
hours Saturday en- route home from
Morgantown, where they attended the
Farmers Institute.
DIR. w. G. Lough Of New York vas in
the city yesterday on brief visit to
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Lough.'
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The "fapper" is giving moments or
solemn thought to her new spring
frock, the frock that is to take the
place of the tailored winter suit
that's beginning to show signs of us.
age.
Although she Is almost grown.
up" the "happer" still effects frocks
of girlish design. and 1t Is this sug.
gestion OF school girlIness that gives
charm to the "happeF' gown which
Nine. Marguerite of the Fashion Art
League Of America has signed for
the spring season.
It Is made OF taffeta, though S1fght.
weight serge or gabardine NAV be
used with good results, mud theI shade
Is just shade lighter than navy
blue. Tie deep yoke With Ia walt
of Troy scallops is Scotch plaid
voile. 5ls
The short, round waist I, slightly
gathered at the waist line o,a nip,.
ings Of the plaid wolfe simulate a
belt.
Quaint as the full waist is the skirt
is SO wide that 1t suggests hoop
skirts, the narrow ruffle set the
1860 period. The cuffs that look ike
an envelope Zap, and the uneyenly ia
another reminder Of long narrow
sleeves are advance ideas In sleavpN.
aandE cuffs. ia$