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MATERIALS DlVERSAS.

Album DC cancioues Qopulascs eScoEiGas.
OpcCeta5 y Zarzue.aS 5000
E Rey &C los Coc.ne-oS. Tratado Prac-
tco &c cocina 0.60
Il Artc &C a2ce-sc rico. por BenIa-
MIN FRANKLIN O.bJ
Bibl;o.sca &c - Risa, o5ra capaz de hap
ce- rel- a los mGe-iCS.-2 tDulos tela $500
<. Ana &C Casa. Guia &c II muier
5lcu cducada en- na:eria &c cocins,
uodas. hygiene. ccsluu5Ees socla!es.
Ia Cgc.acra MISUNDERSTANDING manual
de c0ciua. con csrca &c nj 20: nuLas pa
"a hacer los mas eNGu!SItcS pld.oS lie u
coc:n2 eSpaGc!a y t-aacesa ..-.-.-.... soc
Ia T.!bura Pcpuiar.-MoGelos &C discusses
para fies;aS S~oc'ales, fsmiliaTes y "a
tr;o,icsS hIuaoS. bloS-afIaS. etc. Obrs
iiUSC-aC2 con EraoaCOS .......---.-... soc
Los sueaos explieados Dor eI magico de
Astracan.-Un tomo tea ........... zoe
Mstodo Complete &c So.feo. Dor don Hila-
Ne;cto &c So!.ec. prjmera pa-te ........ zoe
MGtoGo de Solfeo. seEunta pa.tc 10000. zoe
NGtodo ccUpeto dc piano, por leHaoinc.
IL meJo- obr2 en- 81 genera y IA
mas -econeadada Iof !os buenoS macs
Moa6.cEcs y ConposicIoEes para Reel
L.. Enc-csacaGos &c los nejorcs poe
- espaEo!e5 = hlslano-americaacs ..SoT5
&c9e-no Secsetlrao le los Amantes--Car-
.as az.orvsas. arte de ag-adar y &c se-
a--zGo. e~scr!tura sec-e;a &c Jos anantes,
.e-Z-a.e &c las t!o-es. frutas. abaaico,
e.. collection De Pcnsamieutos para
:os.a.- :Sc
N.-sg 1I-.9to Para ip-eade- \ toca- GGl-
,zrra. 50 necsa!Gad &c maestro ....... COS
C~a--g Eg.ls5-nD O hbro de los dest:NcS zoe
rrnssaE.raJyz yAz4 Observation-Disclosures
-z sr-s-s para tas3etaS pcst2!es. 2oaaI-
~os = a.b-a-s Coz
E-~tseJo Ssrset2c.o GeN:cano.-Modelos de
-z-.4s c0@ercIales. its--rias. fani!iares
asa0,os4s. p~rosanIt-.oS para postaicS
y ra--zs - ?ed:menrO. Ai5.O especial pa
"a e. ylb.I-0 mcXicaGc. Tn tnmo Sra0dc soc
Sec-csas Ge = Be-eZA EemenIna. - L:bco
crs,llzto q ccEsc-ujy e. Seilo De IA s!e-
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Libros MaraviIIosos

Pam los que sufrcn. son victimas dc
n desgracia. les p~ersiSue Ia mala suer-
te. trncasan en- sus negocIus y son de-
safortunados en- amores. Con tan curio-
sos !ibros ioGraran todos sus deseos. Sc
ran a!ortuna6os en- neGocios y empire
sas. lUgraran cl carino del ser amaGo,
uevnran a fe;iz termiuo sus asun,os y
triunfaran en- TODD: SC verar HIRES de
ma!as influencIas. vcnccran q sus enc
migos y nadie podra cauSarles daho. En-
vie 10 c~entavos en- estampillas de correo
para gastos y recibira catalogo gratE.
Direction: SRES. V. MARTIN Y co.
San Rafael STA. Eabgna. Cuba.
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P. T.-Thurbcr. Tcxas.-Puedc listed diri-
girgc 4 Ia compania mcncionada en- cl anun-
clio cue nos adjunta en- demanda dc los in
to-mes que juzgue neccsarios antics dc acudir
al llamado que SC hacc en- dicho a%nuncio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12

n. G.-Douslas. Ari.--La -evista agrico-
IA que nos indics Sc cdita en- Buffalo, n. Y.
Con esta sola direction llesara a SUI des-
tino cualquiera carta que envic listed.
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oBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNzIo
oBRAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME

a so certGroS cc9c ING
AzlceuA-
Ano-cs Subliues.
CoEazoa de OrO-
Dora
Z! secrcto &c Lady Muriel
In 81 Manana de bOdAS
Eu-ce dos PecaGoS
lnvcnciblc Amor.
LeonCr.
La Tensaci6n De una Mujc-.
Lucha dc Amor.
La Moderna CenicicH;a
Ia Coadess &c CTadoc
Ia ESc-elIa de Amor
Mas Droil que Z Mujer
JUeZ Y PaEte
SraToa Sal Eo-a-bD
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In subscriptor.-San Antonio, Tc1as.-El
periodo presidential tcrmina en- Mexico el
, dc diciembrc del aho cntrantc. Scria su-
mamcnte aventurado. y por sventurado inutil,
cmitir nuestrs opinion acerca dc srs otras
rTeSuntas relacionadas con este asunto
Seguramente que Sc puedc acabar con los
"zancudos,'' como 10 ba demostrado eI hecho
dc que Sc haya acabado con clos en- Vera
cruz durante cl tempo que Sc llcv6 q cabo
con cmpeno Ia campana emprendida contra
clos para terminar con cl 'vomito''. Ell pro-
cedimiento emDleado consistc sn cubrir con
petroleo todos los charcos, pantanos Y de-
mas dcpositos dc aqua cstancada que es
dondc germinan cstos animalitos. En- La
Habana, Cuba. SC llev6 n cabo con ell mismo
6xi;o lisonjero q campana emprendida con-
ira los mosquitoes con G! mismo prorosito.
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L. Clos Angeles. Cal.-ios individuos
que le hacen Greer q listed que comen plo-
mo derretido no sc 10 comen. 10 que hacen
Is cnsanarlo 4 listed. Is possible poncr una
capa aisladora entire Ia mano, por ejemplo,
" IN cueroo caiientc. pero solamente por
IN momento: ESQ es 10 que acostumbran a
haccr las senoras cuando Sc humedecen les
dedos para reconocer 81 Ia plaacha esta
suticientemente calicntc, pero 81 dejaran Ia
mano en- c~ontacto con Ia p!ancha mas dc un
i~nstantc. Sc quemarian dc SECURE. va vera
listed 81 es dificil 10 que listed pretendc.
Asi pues. e:eemcs que no lc queda otro re-
curse que ell que lc indican sus eompaneros
a quiencs va hi cnscnado Ia cxperiencia {:
esperar a que Sc le hagan caIlos.
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MANUALES PRACTICES

Tie msjor colcceioH en- - 9srsro.I4o f1oS ca
,cStrSos - seLc. Z Sl.O0 cdc1 gHo.J
v.~-,sI Is Agriculture : Ganzcerla-
Manual &c A-tes > OIc!os-
Manual &c AceItes Y sAeoS@
Manual de .&lb2nIer2S-
Wanpsi Dc Ca-pguce-ia de Taller
Manua! &C CsEraie-Ia = O5-ss &c hIeETa
Manual del Cohete=o y Po.SoTlstA-
Manual Del Cu-tidO- &c Pleses
Manual De! Confitsro y PaHte1ero
Nasual del DestlaGor Lico-ISA
Manual de Eect-;cIcad-
Manual de FotoG=atI2-
Manual de! HoJ2lace7o.
N.-r4l 4. J=-cins-lz ; Horticultural
Manual de La5o-eo &C A.na1-
Manual &c Lecheria.
Manual dc Necani-a Industrial
Manual del P!ntor.
Ygnual del Te,eg-afsts , TelefonsA
Manual de- Relolero.
Manual de- Sast-e-
Manual del F2bricaats De VelAS.
Manual dc Ve;c-i-a-ia , Egultac'ou-
Manual De- Lspate-o-
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OBRAS DE


A. Ro-de de- Abismo ' Lazo Funesto.
, tones 10
Amo=es dalditos.-1 tomos ..........S 10
Anaores Tragicos.-2 tonoS ...........$ 30
CaGena Ete=na. Cuat-o tones -. 5 40
El CaIvario de una Madrc y Arrepenti-
nicnto.-3 tones NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50
e GenIo del Nal ) O.oo
81 Albe-gue del Oelito. Dos tomos -. 5 l-2o
Il AhorcaGo del Pargue. IUat-o tomos 5 $50
e Secreto &c un Baadido ......... 5 o.66
El Hijo del AnarQuiSta.-2 tomos IS 40
FL BeSo de una Muerta--2 tomos ....$ 30
e. T-en de "a MUeTte.-2 tomoS .....S l.20
La Resurrection de un Angel .......S 0.6o
La Sepultada Viva tomoS ..--....S 10
La Pecacora O.bO
La Ultima cita.-2 toros Sl-20
Las Esclavas Biancas.-2 tonos ......S l.20
Las TraScdias de los Celos.+ tones s go
Les Dramas DEL AdulteTio.-2 tonos IS l.2o
Los C-ineres lie DiavolinS Dos tonos 5 I-20
Los Marbles InfancS. Dos Jouos -. 5 l.20
Il SLia De Ia Por;era. Dos tomos 49,. 5 l.20
La BailzriHa del TeatEo Real. Dos
tones 5 l.2o
Misterios del C-imcn.+ tomos ......S 40
Paratso c Inferno ................-S 0.60
R!na o G. Angel de los AlTcs. - >
Teresa "a Resucitada.-2 tomos ....-.S 10
In C-imen en- Agtom6viL Dos tomos 5 l.2o
Virgen : Nadrc y Expiaci6n.-3 tomos 5 $50
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Q FL PROXIMO PRESIDENTE Q
FL unrancismo nunca ha niunfado-su nacimiento y vida han sao puramene arhhca-
Ies-En reaHdad un ha tiunfado n Mexico, es Mr.. WIson-La Casa Blanca
fe Ia mic que ho facasar Ell ntento de reaccon del Oral. Huerh-E future
pr@idene n swa IN revoluconano -

tar, sera un porfirista, I'm huertista,
un felicista .....o TN hombre hasta
hoy ignorado en- las contiendas politi-
cas- meXicanas?
Creo que nadie 10 puede desde aho-
"a pronosticar, pero 81 cs dable Greer
que. conocido o desconocido, joven
o viejo, sera III elemento FORBADE a
Ia antigua usanza, vaciado en- los vie
jos modes, enemigo del d~esorden,
partidario de la Constitution del 81,
o, entonces. 49,.
lgnacio ALCOCER
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~lgnacio ALCOCER

IX-MiniStro de Gobernaci0n del Ga
del Oral. Huerta.
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SIBLIOTECA DE INDUSTRlAS
IUCRATIVAS.

a 80 cent1r7s caac tcTroD
C-ia &c Ga,Ia4S-
Culrlvo dc - Patata-
Cria dc Ca5-ls.
Caaalcs Dc Ca-Ea-
Cria de Cc-ics-
Cabauos &C THO.
Gauado Lanai
IadCstr.a AzZca-c7
industrial AECdous-a-
Ircus.r.a EIaate-a-
Lzs E.o-es > sus pe-fC-S.
E--s,-s.iND Dc Ngcl5 iCcrCraS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIVERSAS
roBRAs DE SAMUEL SMILES.

81 Carac,-r 50
81 Aborro 90
Fl Daber g.
: Ayjidatar 60
Vida = Traba!o oV
Vja!e de IN Joven aI-eiedo- del Nundo 90
Vida De Jorge Stephenson ............ 6V
INVENTORIES c IndUst-aics .........-.-. %
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OBRAS DEL DR.. r
Tones e=,pestaGos en- Teh}
OBRAS DE M~AUPASSANT

Rersa 5 $50
Baio e Sol dc Africa s ESQ
e Bucn Moo O.60
e. Tsstamento 5 $50
e Suicide del Cura ............... ) O.6O
Il Scnorita Perla ) O.SO
Ia CriaG2 dc l. Gran5a ............ 5 Csc
La Loca 5 O.Se
La A5Andoaada 5 0.6e
In&:Il Belesa 5 0.5o
OBRAS DE GABRIEL D'ANUNZIO
e TriGnfo &c Il Mucrtc. Dos tones S 10
El Placer. Dos tonos ............ 5 100
E. FUcSo. Dos tones ............... 5 10
e Inocente 5 Csc
Las SirEenes dc las Rocas .......... ; 0.60
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OBRAS POETICAS.

J. de Dios PszC.-
e ArpA del Ano-
Flores Isl Alma teo
Hosa- ' Facrla 10y
Las Gro-I1s de Mexico
PoeSLas EscoEIG2S 'Sc
Recae-dos ; EsSe-an=as
DiCerSOS.-
Car.os Dc Vida > Esrsrznza. po-
Ruben Darlo "''
g Lis-o AzG-Poes.as 2Or At27sr@
ES-sva ..--.....-.-a'r
g Pa-nSso NeNicsno.-2 tomos 1890. li-
,s-as nor Salvador Djaz Al-o1 ...- -.-
pcrSias dc Antonio Plaza .--.--. .-r
Poesizs EscoSitsS &c CAGPoAr>S--~a
to-o tea -.......-
Pocsias de Manuel Gutierrez SS.==
p,s;ors-ias. per Manuel y. tlorss..---- &c
possfas de Msnuci AcUaa .-....-- -
Ssn..os ' Sona;as.-PossiaS De NGCCe- 30
TaSa-e-ae-roso poena h-Ico por 10
-rilLa de San Maraa.-Un tono tea .SL-VV
OERAS De HUGO CONWAY
Il Secrcto &c a Nieys --..... 80
Ia Casa Rc-a "a
Nfstc-io ~,
Esrido Dor u R1yo ..--.-. -,
S~~ NaC-C
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rcspccivas.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
Frlend Of Amherst students.

Prof. David Todd, the astronomer
who recently took pictures of the to-
tai eclipse of the sun from an airplane
flying from the west coast of Africa,
is better known at Amherst college,
Amherst, Mass, as "Davey' Todd, the
best excuse-maker for the boys in the
whole school, and naturally one of the
most popular members of the faculty.
1t is said that he has helped out sew
eral thousand students, with his ex-
cuses for them, during the 80 years
that he has been "off1cial excuser" at
the college.
One day "Davey" met Mrs. Fitch
walking shame-facedly away from the
school with her son, who had been ex-
PEELED. He prevailed upon the moth
er to wait around the campus until he
could argue with the board about the
boys expulsion. He was successful,
and today Amherst points proudly to
her playwright son-Clyde Fitch.
Professor Todd, in addition to his
astronomical studies, has also invented
various improvements for flying ma
chimes. He helped Professor Langley
with his experiments thirty years ago.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
CONVERSATIONS.

The National Association of Laundry
Workers has a membership of over
100000.
Over 100000 workers are repre-
sented by the 800 delegates attending
the big British labor parliament.
In the Kotzebue sound region, west
ern Alaska, there are asbestos deposits
said to rival the richest in the world.
During the third year of the Pennsyl-
vania workingmen's compensation law
there were 1854 accidents reported.
Labor unions in the United States
have a total membership of over g.
100000.
Detroit Methodists plan erection of
100000 apartment house in which
no family without children will be
allowed to reside.
New in the agricultural implement
line is machine to cover a field of
growing grain with straw to protect it
in winter.
Extensive experiments by large au-
tomobile concern disproved the the
ory that dangerous static electricity
is produced when gasoline is filtered
! through chamois-
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
FASHION TIPS

Great vogue is predicted for the nov
city hatpin in the large ball shapes.
Autumnal browns and reds are pro-
claimed the leading suit shades for
fall.
Apricot-colored duvetyn, couched all
over in navy blue, makes an attractive
short overblouse.
Short sleeves are growing in popu-
larity; many are shown on duvetyn
street models.
Hip drapings and pannier effects are
accentuated in the youthful taffeta
evening frocks.
Lace tunics, stiffened so that they
extend outward, are feature of some
smart dance and dinner dresses. Hair
cloth is used for this purpose.
The all-black hat is indorsed as the
most fashionable for dressy wear, and
velvet is the chosen material for ex-
elusive models.
A smart tailored satin is allover en-
broidered in lighter shade in ratine
embroidery and has shallow ripple
and deep tunic, both circular.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12

The estimated tobacco production Of
the United States in 1918 was 1928
OBJ, 600 pounds, as against 1,196, ,451,-
600 pounds in 1917.
According to British experts carbon
monoxide gas, always present in auto
mobile exhaust gases, makes the hu-
man system especially susceptible to
pneumonia.
English interests have sent five
American biologists to Trinidad to ex-
plore and prospect about 100000 acres
of oil lands that have been acquired by
concession.
The New South Wales government
has set aside $4S6,0OO out of which ad-
vances will be made to farmers who
have suffered severe losses through
successive bad seasons.
A commerce and industry hall is to
be built by popular subscription in To-
kyo. 1t is to cost $50O,000 and will be
modelled after similar institutions in
America.
Inexhaustible energy, conservative
ambition and a natural adaptability
have been the means of Miss Carolyn
Willie, a Philadelphia girl, being made
an international organizer for the Mill
Iunery Workers union.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
More Width Is the Decree Of
Leaders of Fashion.
Extensive Choice Will Be Allowed
Wearers in the Selection of Fa-
vorite Goods and CoIors.

The phrase that sums up the new
width" There is very distinct move
ment on foot to get away from the
narrow, CONSTRUCTED styles. Paris never
adopted the lead-pencil silhouette with
its long tight skirt that was used by
some American houses. To the easy
width that they have been using they
have added even more fullness, in
tunics, circular skirts, gathered
skirts and hip draperies. The most
distinct departure in the styles is the
circular tunic, circular fiounce and cir
cular skirt. This new cut not only
gives more width, but new silhouette,
because there is flare at the bottom.
For street dresses these skirt styles
will be used in tricotine, soft twills,
lightweight duvetyn, serge, gabardine,
broadcloth, checks and plaids. The
same materials will be used for the
chemise dresses which Paris goes on
creating with fresh variety and inter-
esting details in the way of new vests,
tucked skirts, etc. For afternoon
dresses the SmarteSt materials will be
the Satin-fnished silks like satin, char
meuse and crepe meteor. Faille and
moire will also be good, because they
have a certain stiffness and body
which accents the new silhouette
Taffeta will be used, but will not be as
fashionable as satin. These same silk
materials will be employed for evening,
for the theater and for dancing
dresses. For their most formal eve
ming gowns older women will use the
velvet and metal brocades and metal
cloths, while young girls and debu-
tantes will use tulle, chiffon, georgette
or net as well as the soft silks and
Satins.
For day dresses there will be the
short sleeve, the open neck, either
| collarless or with one of the new stand
away or plated collars, the long
blouse, the redingote styles, the use o.
multitucked skirts, versions of thu
vest, and the draped hip-length bod.
that suggests the line of the figure.
The wide circular skirts are uset
| for street dresses, afternoon dresse
and evening gowns, but not for suits
For the suit there is a slightly wide
skirt with straight lines, but with n
unnecessary width, which would b
burdensome in walking. For the suit
the coats are also cut on a straigh
silhouette, even when there is the ei
feet Of soft fullness that you get in th
new blouse coats. The autumn suit
will be made on more tailored line
especially when they are used fo
hacking and swalking. You will fin
them at their smartest in striped an
checked materials, in men's-wear nil
lures, tweed, oxford and covert clotl
They are also made of serge, poplil
gabardine, tricotine and twills. Thes
last materials can be used for eithe
the tailored or the semitailored sui
and for the latter there are also tt
duvetyn, velveteens, wool velours, me
tons, camers-hair cloth and broa
cloth. The very long belted coat
used by the French houses and is e.
tremely good looking.-From Define
tor.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
BLACKS AND BROWNS AGAIN
Sober coIors Just Now Showing Re-
vivaI of Popularity Hard
to Account for.

Why the recent vogue for black eve
ming froeks?
At the present time there is just
the right setting for colors so brilliant
and colorful-and gaudy, if you will
as to suit the most primitive of US
Fact is, dark colors were put on the
shelf when the armistice was signed
and there was a striking showing of
colors of brilliant hue.
But these new black frocks that
good many smart women are getting
are rather different. They are or lace
and they are sometimes trimmed with
brilliant ribbon or silk sashes. They
are as diaphanous and as sprightly as
the wing of dusky butterfly. Still
they are black, and it does seem
strange that one should want to wear
black when peace has come and sum-
mer is here.
But even odder is the persistence OF
the brown frock. This made its ap-
pearance Just before the end of the
| war, and it was extremely smart, but
| with the craze for bright Victory col-
| ors it went into short retirement, only
to blossom forth more interesting than
ever. And this is even stranger be-
cause now that it is summer one would
think that brown, which is warm, i1
any color ever was, would have no
place in our wardrobes. But somehow
it is true that the brown frock even in
the evening has a certain distinguish
ed appearance that is hard to ac-
count for.
/ Sometimes it is a golden brown that
goes very well with metallic gold and
bronze tissue in evening gowns, and
then sometimes it is mordore, red
dish brown. And by the way there is
an accent on that Sc" giving to the
word three syllables, a fact that does
not seem to be recognized by all who
speak of the color.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
LATE IDEAS IN MILLINERY
Among Them Is Pretty Hat of Yer
sailIes BIue-ostrich Trimming
Used Effectively.

Many novelties are included in the
lines of high-priced millinery that are
being shown in New York for the fall
season. One novel hat in Versailles
blue is rather small shape with the
brim folded back on four sides, the up
turned faces of which are trimmed
with beautiful beading. At each corr
ner is fancy bit of coque in brilliant
shade of blue and orange. Interlacing
in a basket weave effect is used In
many interesting ways in other hats
displayed. Ribbons are much used for
this purpose, as are bias folds of vel
vet. One model of this type is a high
front turban with the top interlaced
in brown and orange. Rows of ostrich
trimming cover the front and give q
novel effect. Another novelty seen is
a ''tam" of black and terra Gotta duy-
etyn.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
NEW IDEA FOR BEAUTY PATCH
Butterfly in GorgeousIy CoIored De-
sign Also Serves the Purpose of
a Scent Distributor.

Beauty patches in one shape or an
other have been affected by feminine
ity since the days of Cleopatra.
The latest fad in this line is notable
for the fact that it makes a radical
departure in the shape and color.
Also in the fact that it is scent dis
tributor. The favored form at pres
ent is that of a butterfly in all its
gorgeousness of color. It is cut out
of a sheet of paper or fabric with
adhesive on one side, while the other
side is covered with flock material
which is highly scented with an odor-
distributing compound which is re-
leased by the heat and moisture of
the body when the device is applied.
The flock material is colored to rep
resent the shadings of a beautiful but
terfly, bird or insect.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12

this inside bag. Now get bone ring.
either in black or color, and put one
side of the bag through; after this Is
done, stitch to the other side, making
a seam in the ordinary way. with turn
ings wrong side. Join up your lining
in the same way, seeing that your
turnings are outside, so that when
lining and ribbon are placed together
both lining and bag are perfectly neat,
with bone ring between both.
All that is now required is to slip
stitch opening at sides of bag neatly
together, when the bag will be ready
for use.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
Bead Embroidery.

Pearl bead embroidery is In high
favor in France. Gray and black
pearls are embroidered on the lace
that trims a smart evening gown OF
black chiffon over white satin, and a
charming little day dress of old blue
crepe de chine has insets on the
sleeves and in the middle of the
blouse made of black pearl beads
embroidered on white background.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
Better Than Medicine.

part, nothing but the substitute of ex-
ercise and right thinking. And it does
not take a great deal of either right
thinking or fresh air to enable you to
throw off any ordinary symptom of
illness. All that is necessary is for
you to hold in your mind the thought
that you are both healthy and cheer
fuI
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
The Service of Relation.

Prudence, in the service of religion
consists in the prevention or abate-
ment of hindrances and distractions
and consequently in avoiding or remov.
ing all such circumstances as, by di-
verting the attention of the workman,
retard the progress and hazard the
safety of the works. r. Coleridge.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12

''My wife is a woman who always
speaks her mind"
"Her conversation must be monoto-
>ous."
"Not at all. She's continually
changing her mind."-Boston Tran
script.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12

more than one dress seen recently the
fringe was the dress. One stunning
evening gown worn by smartly dress
ed woman recently consisted really OF
three tiers of jet fringe.
One extended from. the moderately
low neck line to a line high on the
right hip and lower on the left. From
beneath this comes another row OF
fringe, extending from beneath this
row to a place below the knees, and
below this a row of the fringe going to
the edge of the skirt.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
ACovering for Sins
By REV. L.. W. GOSNELL
Assistant Dian. Moody Bible
Institute. Chicago

TEXT-Whom God hath set forth to be
a Precipitation through faith in his blood,
to declare his righteousness for the re-
mission of sins that are past, through the
forbearance of God; to declare, say, at
this time his righteousness: that he might
be just, and the justifier of him which
believeth in Jesus.-Romans 3:25, 26.
A Precipitation is a covering, some.
thing that causes or enables a person
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-12
cu;.+ That Feels No Shame.

The guilt that feels not it's own
shame is wholly incurable. 1t was the
redeeming promise in the fault of
Adam, that with the commission of
his crime came the sense of his naked
neSS.-Simms.