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”SATURDAY, NOV. 27, 1915
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All 300010 KNOW
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4‘ Care of the Toothbrush.
- Did you ever stop to think that
[and care of the toothbrush is
,Iloat an essential as good care of the
W? Yet how few persons real-
[7 tie the proper care of either.
Nothing spoils a. prettv face so
quickly as bad teeth. and the girl
'lwbo has any regard tor her ap.
*: ”wee. will watch both her brush
“dictum.
' it hover pays to invest in a cheap
‘ toothbrush. in the first place a
boil not of bristles leave tlleir work
half done. They have not the neo-
ularystinncss and resistance to
chill the Well] well. Then the
brunet in a cheap brush are not
tell filtfned and are apt to fall out.
This makes a cheap toothbrush a
mi Income, for. if the bristles
‘ me'loose 2n the mouth they are
94m to sl:p down the throat, catcll
there and decay. or they may pierce
' walls of the digestive
al-
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it.
It
Buy it good blush and then
M of it.
1-3? the iii-t time soak it in a weak
solution or bicarbonate of soda for
"firm hours. This not only serves
to disintect it from shop handling,
bill it lets the bristles so that they
'11! Mt fall out so readily.
: it in better not to use a toothbrush
Llor I longer period than three
week! at a time and it is wiser to
damp two brushes gain at once. in
aha way one can be (1 ing out and
filth] while the other is in use. Be
”I. first the brush is well rinaeo
AMI monughly clean of all tooth
not: or dirt before hanging it up to
’ “dry. Once a week let it boil in
clear not water for about five mln-
fitod‘to kill any germs which may
be lingering in the bristles and to
datum It veil.
The tooth should on blushed af-
“Tonal meal. below retiring and
”on filial; in the morning. 'l‘hcl
take
cNAMPlON STAV- AT- HOME.
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‘3 Gama Citizen of Milwaukee Didi
, ~N¢t Go Down Town in 31 Veal-a.
wl‘I' A few t'. . ago. lot the tire! titllo- it,
its life, thi‘lir. Mlll‘il‘ r, who has llt'n-J‘
O“ of hi" life in Milwaukee,
SilW il
,' ‘mtory 9 loim;
‘ {For "“0'51‘“ in his life. illl'l
Ill eyesit'lt' has always been excel»
jam. l’ n-w m: cilv ball. 4
l For the firs“ time he “lisltcd” down-
,Ibwr-""""""Tee and saw the sitzhts.
Mr. Mueller in the champion "home.
smile, ‘of \lilwaukcc. if not in the
ow He. is the father of 10 cbii
ldrr'l. all living He was born a lfew
bled"? anal ftom where he lives.
Recently one of his sons was in.
fltvredrin no industrial accident. and 1.?
iuuunu
tum,aunr
lmuMMN
five “California syrup of Fifi"
:Croaa. Sickl Feveriah, Con-
, stint“.
Look back at your childhood days.
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if
11-." cantor oil, calomei,
How you hated them, how you fought
383‘s: taking them.
'Al‘l‘l out children it's
int" ers who cling to the oldfdfm of
v“'<: simply don't realize what they
3:.
Il‘heir. lender little “insides" are in-
“ rl need cleansing, give only dell-
‘ "nllfornia Syrup of Figs.” It-
to take it; that it never fails to
' one liver and bowels and sweeten
at): Mr druggist for a 50 cant bot-
" 'fCalifolmta Syrup of Jilin, which
dill directions forrbablea. children
in” B‘ig Siyrup Company." W
other fluid with comma
Before you “9‘; a b"”h\_on will find that the teeth troubles.
:dressed.
tat home or its" some friends in ”mi
Remember the “dose" mother insisted should a man be runninr around. town'
cathartlcs. ‘
dinerent. '
4. The childrsna' revolt in well-fouud-'-
watlkee Journal. .
nightly cleansing, so often neglected,
Willis A00lli
is in reality the most important of
all. it is essential to brush the]
teeth both inside and out before: [HE ARI m "Rim
retiring, so that the food particles}
will not stay in the crevices and
decay over night. Once a day, or. “(1%" Skating Costumes.
twice at the most, is often enough Among the costumes, particularly"
‘0 use ‘00”, paste 0,- powder. M‘yuutbful and chic, are the box coats,
Ctllk‘l‘ times wash the teeth with “em with short flaring skirts and
clear water. ’ lasseiled TRULO'SIWDIEPS. The Nor-
folk model too. is much in favor, and
the sweater in some popular vivid
tone combined with skirt of corduroy
or tweed, is a prime favorite. Each
of these suits allows the ease oi
mowment so necessary to this sport,.
and the grace ot line so much sought;
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\'ery often after a long illness it
will be found that the teeth have
lit-gun to decay. This usually
laid down to the. nature of the ill-
mes. in reality it is more often
due to neglect of the teeth than to
ill“ ailment itself. During illness
the teeth should be cleansed often,
especially as they cannot be attend~‘
ed by a dentist. ,
The best mouth wash, one which
will help to harden the gums and
will keep away tartar, can be made
by dissolving a teaspoonful of hi-
carbonate of soda (ordinary baking
nodal in a pint of water. Bottle this
and keep it on hand for use. it is
until- as good a cleanser as peroxidee,
and it is not so hard on the teeth. The
peroxidee is said to wear tile enamel
away. Wash the nlotllh constantly
with soda solution during illness as
well as blushing the teeth often, and
is
aftel ill all tostumes.
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will
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attributed to ailments,
from you. .
usually
keep away
For bedroom use illl applique of cre-,
tonne motifs, cut out carefully and,
sowcd on scrim or canvas net, lends a.
note of cheerfulness. Should it please'
oue‘s taste, an outline around the'
stencllcd figure may be added in silk,
or cotton thread or a two-toned note
he introduced in tile stencil work. lll
this case, care should he eXt-rc‘lscd
that the chosen colors harmonize and
blend. But one word of warning—4t is
all too easy to grow over~ambttlous
and to select a design ornate and comy
pllcated. For lasting effect and pleas
urc a simple motif is far better. lilo
stalk or iris or a daisy composition.
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¢ .\ltt.l.l.
-—A good ad. pt ya best in the
paper.
best 1 Box-Coat Suit.
1. 'inc cd and li‘lliitlliiil Tt‘lllllrll'e was n;.......
annexed to North t‘uroiina.
ri. Lenr sinned a .
presence of the It llt’l “its lilti‘fi>fll\
F‘li' ill
at the court lions and Mn. .\ltlellcl In 1535, to a sllL’ECll by Daniel Web-
wflh sent for. H9 to“ bi> “wk and sier on the currency, he gave the fol-
‘M.’ o the lumen ”"1112 lowing as among the laws passed by
the legislature of the slate of Frank-
land.
"lie it enacted by the general as
selnbiy of the. state of r‘ranklulld, and
"My, bill these are llic illiiltiillks,’
be said in lllt‘ lawyer as they walked
o the t-Illl'l ill-use.
‘\‘.l‘(‘t'i’ have you bet-ll? Mr. Ll’hl‘ ll .0 hereby enacted by the authority
Mkpd' . . _ l. the rttlue, that from the lat day of
“Oh. l have we" rm” “or" m Ml" January. l'Itlit, the salaries of this
wankee," 5"“ M'l' “mum“ “hm ‘ commonwealth be as follows:
"nlt'l cot nlll lmtclt. ”l‘be last time I "ills excellency the governor, p”.
was on Wisconsin street was 31 years aunum 1,000 deerskins.
ago. i remember that i had crushed “ills honor the chief justice, p”
me finger and i went to the office of anuuln 500 deersklns.
1“”: “"l‘l‘l‘ and “Md ‘0 M"? ii "The secretary to his excellency,
I “'35 14 “'9”. and i am 45 the. governor, per animal. 500 raccoon
s.kins
“The treasurer of the state. "150
raccoon skins. \
"Each county clerk.
skins.
now.‘
"And you never satv‘ the city hall?‘
"No. " said Mr Mueller. “On ouiet
nlahts l have heard the clock strike.
but l‘never sawllhe building."
300
Mueller works for int: National "Clerl. of housc of commons, 200
Stamp and Enamel (‘ompanv r/ hag raccoon skins. ‘
“llcmbers of the assembly, per.
always been employed on the west
side.
“I now-t- had anv business downr
town. .1 l stared at home," said Mr.;
diam, thtee raccoon skins.
"Jus‘tT‘fth fees for signing a war-
rant, one muskrat skin.
"To the constable for serving a
Mac" “I work even dav. and when' , n
. warrant, one. mlnk skin.
l r" " w" at nlnbi i am tired and. . -fl _
WW“ I» an in bed. On Sundays 1 stay.
HOG AND HOMINY.
neighborhood We have a game "What: c“. Lag; go Raise
cards and then i so home Witt" Gad: Pork_
Hog and hominy has long been a
when he can eta at home”!
"Were you never curious?"
lVlueller was asked.
Ml polk industty
,ta lilojecl soon to be launched in West
’ “#011. who “10"“ ‘ WM" in ' 599 Virginia to raise. a vast herd of hogs
those places?" he replied "At home scientifically on waste. land which suf-.
by the fire in winter or on the front face conceals rich coal deposits.
porch in summer is good enough for! This land hitherto has not been util--
me" ized The land is still heavily wooded
“Unless I .“m compelled io- g0. ll- in places with virgin timber, especial-
will be another "1 years before I come ly chestnut, beeclmut, hickory, oak and
down again." he told his lawyer when a‘ heavy underbrusb of hazel. The.
they had finished their business. e—Mil-i acorns and nuts on the tract it is eul-
l ~mated will fatten 1,000 pigs. The mast
comes in the autumn 'and by the. time
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~ .' —HOW TO” BE EFFICIENT" p
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.duloy should not be omitted;
and narrow wale, it is being used for’
‘ itrl
‘ol' the dancing cabaret.
beaver .
fMNHde
l Fabrics favored for skating suits are
browns reds, and grays; sweater
cloth warmly and vividly colored;
lamb‘s wool, so light and warm; and
numberless novelty wools and other
fabrics favored for sports use. Cor-
in wide
both coat and skirt. The colors are
pleasing and of course the wearing
qualities of corduroy are too well
known and appreciated to require
mentioning. Corduroy lgnds itself
[vaticulurly well to the belted Norfolk
models for golfing and other nut-oi-
i'.(‘0l‘ sports, as well as skating.
it looks just now as if all the worl“
\tould go tiprskutes this winter just as
all the wolld took up the daute craze
list winter. Our Hippodrome is dis-
lpluying some wonderfully attractile
ski. ing notions in its present show,
:Hild litany of tile glass—enclosed roof
gardens have taken up the fad and
giving a skating cabaret instead
The sport is
t.llolesottle and appeals to young and
t‘lti.
Figured linings are much used
these velvet evening cloaks.
ill
Some of the coats are on cape-like
lines. but there are usually well de-
fined sleeves, even if they are hidden
ill the folds of the cloak.
For evening, velvet and ftlr coats
are the rule—and they have a gor-
pcousness of color and cut that we
have not seen in our coals for many
years. Some of them are trimmed
with cords of gilt, but the. usual trim-
ming is the wide and gorgeous fur
labor and cuffs. sometime‘hem and
buttons as well.
—PREACHER WAS LAID UP.
Rev. C. M. Knighten, Havanna, Fin.
urltoa: “For three months i suffered
mleure‘ pain ill the kidneys and back
width at times laid me up entirely. i
need i 12 bottles «of Foley Kidney
Pills and all the pain disappeared l
‘ feel as if 20 years had beetl‘udded to
my life." Relieves rheumatism. back-
ache sore musclea, l‘ R Joints.
rlilt summits
Flaked Dried Beef.
Pick the beef into small pieces.i
Cover with milk. Add two hard boiled1
eggs cut in small pieces, and boil one
minute. Thicken with a teaspoon otl
dissoh ed flour. l
Halibut Rabbit.
Melt one teaspoon of butter, add a
few drops of onion juice and one ta-,
blespoon of cornstarch mixed with
one-quarter teaspoon of paprika; Tllell
pour ill gradually one cup of milk. Add
three quarters of a cup of soft cheese;
out fine and one cup of cold flakedi
cooked halibut. When the cheese is
incited add one egg slightly beaten
and tablespoon of lemon juice.
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Curried Mutton. ‘
i‘ut one pound of mutton in sulall‘
pieces and dredge with flour, pepper1
and salt. l-‘ry half an onion, half ai
acur apple, and place the meat in ”It“
pull with the apple anti onion. Stir
until the meat is well scared and then
stir in a teaspoon of ilottr atld curry"
powder. To this add a cup and a half,
of soup stock or water. (‘over and1
simmer nlltil the meat is tender.
Plain Lettuce. Italian Dressing.
Serve only the small, crisp leaves
and pour over this dressing: .\lix‘
thiee tablespoons of olive oil with two
of plain vinegar, one of tarragon vin-
egar, one teaspoon of onion, one-half tl'
ttltapoon of dry mustard and a table»
spoon of chili sauce.
Tomato Pie. '
Skin and slice tomatoes and lily
thrill ill a pic dlsb. Sprinkle with
salt, pepper, a little white sugar, 8
well beaten egg, and ball a cup ol'
milk. When the pie dish is full put
it rich layer of paste over and bake in
a hot oven.
.\lix all the ingredients together in,
ll't' mast is gone llll' ~tlrplus bogs w.ll
be sold.
To start with. thoroughbred
strains will be introduced to the tract.
“Poland (‘llinns and Berkshires.
i..- a tllsilnt‘l movcl-lcnl tilroulzlloul
West Virginia to improve the breed of
all live stock. this advancement larce-
l\\' 0
ly due to the experiments conducted
on the advice of the county auricul-
lural agents. The companv will db»
pose of these lboroupltb eds in owlcv
to raise the standard of West \‘lr- taut-ants,
sinia pork. ”'1
259—: '—'—- 5 - _ _- -..;
'l‘ltel-e
ii basin, adding salt. pepper and a lit-'
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lie Sure its
FRlSBlE'S A PIE
Made in the Cicancst Plant. .
from the best fresh fruits |
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Insist on them at your res-
Mmunmn
immmmm'
Rub Stiffness away with Small Trial
Bottle of Old. Penetrating
"8!. Jacob'- Oil."
Ah' Pat. is gone!
i
lief
and pain follow a gentle
with “St Jacob's Oil."
Rub this nothing. penetrating onll-‘oot 0' Ann Street
right on your painful back, and like}
”St Jacob’s on"? PM" 62“ “d 25”
[is a harmless backache, lumhago and
High sciatica cure which never disappoints’l
magic. )ollef comes.
land doesn't burn the skin.
Straighten up! Quit complaining!
traditional delicacy of the south. Tne 310D “1039 torturous “stitches" I“ 3,8T0RAGE,‘ AND REPAIRING roan.
is to 1m“. an impetus m moment you will forget that you everl
had a week back, because it won't
hurt or be still or lame. Don't suf-
Get a small trial bottle of old,
honest “8t. Jacob's Oil" from your
;druggist now and ’xet this lasting" re
'llel.
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1 final. It pays!
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ulckly'!—-—Yes. Almost instant to}
m.soreness stillness. lameness;
rubbing
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--F0r mum. minutiae in. The sen-
t, For lip-Mata Simian Gall
PRID H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Emblirllor
Office and Haldane.
TGIOPIIOM 900.
54 80. Main 8b, 80. Nomallt
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Tube: and Supplies. Prompt i
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Serviceva Feature.
6.2131 aviaractical .
Hill 0000 000m flame Drew flat/ting
42.1mm
Prepared Expulally For 7/11: News/mp"
by Pictorial Review
BECOIING FBOPK 0F
Simple not attractive frock of blue
gabardlne trimmed with embroidered
UNASSUMIN G DESIGN.
.ilh rcu—rs. The skirt, which is attach-
ed in the waist undet- at narrow iii-'11, s
a three-piece model.
-, ~—-—~ ~w»~—.—..~
There will always be women who lute
seterely simple frocks, yet \'\ll~t “Mu
nuttdcd into these models the
plum of chic.
max ~
This one-pieye l’flSlllH 1»
ill lllile gallat'dine is effective bet ause ..r
its stlnplit-ily. The revers of blue hi .
are elllbroidered with bltlc. sold all.)
Muck i-‘lllt, adding the only note of lul.
my to the flock. In medium size it n -
limits in make. 33.; yards bl-lllch p. .
imrlilne, with 0‘. yard blue silk for l 4
rcl'ers and ‘illilrs. The front and in,
\‘ers are c' in one, so that the m i
will have to be applied as a facing. ll
After the gabardlne is carefully full,» .
e‘lllc bark gore is but placed into pm-
5) ion, followed by the shield. “my
the back gore, llolvevcr, rests upon the
fold of the material. The cuff, ODDOSJI':
the back gore; the front gore, which )3:
plated to the right of lhe cuff, and the
shield, to the right of the back gore.
are, all laid on a lengthwise thread of
the gallium
The remaining sections to be laid on.
the lengthwise fold are the cellar“.
llaclt, strap und belt, The sleeves, from
and rcter are placed on a lenxtllwpe
thread, If :t round neck-line is prefor-
ml to the high collar on the shield, tutti
till! on small perforations.
The single and double "0“
lions illdil'iitl‘ the. shorter lengths
the skirt.
Allin-ugh :abardlne is» exiensive‘yl
tlsrtl for (lll("I‘iP(‘i! frocks, broadclolhs
are in again and tvltll a softer surface
than of old. Whlllcord, velours do
mine and gluvcsllin cloth are also ill
pond fl: vnl‘ with makers of «innit
{rm ks.
.\ lllvt wean) like hop sacking in in-t
ll lltl(ll to t. live the place of gubardine '
The French “evolution has certainly
alluccstl-d many modes—the Mervell-
leusc. the liirectoire. the Robesplofl‘ot
..W.
pcrfom -.
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and the lncroynltle have set tbeler-l
press on till styles of today, but other
blend with them.
Pictorial Review Costume No. 64.93.
inches bust Price, 15 cents.
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ion) or 54'mctt MATERIAL w: nour NAP
Punt-IMAM!
Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42. 44, 46 and
m .
ll. Lynne Steam llycin Rf: Cleaning Co.
..-..- BRIDG
Pomorly known as Irldgopart bluntR Dyeing 0. Cleaning c-
lilk Drona. Glam Ilanltoh and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Telephone ms. ll. Lune. Prop. 293 am. 8!. Bridgeport
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Homo-made Sausage ....... 18c Heavy Beet, Prime Roast
Small Jersey Pork ......... 20c from NC up
Small Fresh Ham: ......... lsc‘ Beat Sugar Cured Hams ..20c
Small Fresh Shoudora ......16c Home‘ Dressed Chickens ...25c
Pig's Hock: ............... 16c . Native'Veal,- from .'.'..‘.'.1'4c’up'
Flat Spacer-lbs .......... 12 1-2c Oleomargarine .......... 20-25::
Side Pork, fresh or corned 15c Glue RlbbonEggc -...--..-....40c
Pig’s Heads .. .............. 6c Gold Medal Butter ......... 38c .
/ Genuine Spring Leg: of Everything in can and pickled
Lamb ............ 20-22c 90°”
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‘ We. Dewar-0dr .countoriolta.
, It is not a generally known hing
torlcal'tact that from 1774 to 1784, ter-
ritory now known as Tennessee fortn-
ved a-part‘of North Carolina, and that .1
T becoming:
in “Blithe 'l‘bnnuneaus,
Noland-dad with dilute womanizer»
hallo» “WWW; .
thus cranium m mm
which: . in- of ammo. brain the out. the
maintained. for route jean; The late an?» m that-«ulnar. trouble.
build-h sold overrulior‘a. ‘ _.
. N outing naps the vitality like kidney
trouble. It causes backache. headache.i
stilt joints, sore inn-ciao. "always tllxi|
od’! feeling. rheumatism and other
lilo-1P0 J'i’obia o'ntyou must be lie-il-l
thy” Kidney Hilla- madman
mind a state “was. We madamlmrm do their woakl
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