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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 4, 1920 · page 10

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. F o o P 0 I. on mt , I Here Are Suits and Fr ;: That Typify Sin-2:: : z
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. Tr' ied Reapes . Helpful Hmfs Fashion om SI . WELD NUT W0 M I . ,
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.-' . - Washing Kitchen Towels. Variety In W e'- 5 , . * r ‘
-‘ :flOCR Ffimfméougoan milk I Towels used in the kitchen snould~ There is a large variety, too in me I Lydia E. Pmkham’s Vegetable Q) a
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g a. main tablespoon cornstarch, Ialways be rinsed in moderately coo: styles in which the fashionable ma 5 Compound {Page 513 Shauna I P
1 “21,00“ 'salt 1* saltspoon white gwatcr, then washed in hot, soapy terials my be made Ill). Loose 0‘0?“ I Able to Work—i Rm I I i
I Stir the tomatoes until sort Iwater and boiled. Then they should tunlcs are, still being Shown. VPTY like ; . l . . .
' it: t strain easily Roll the milk {be rinsed and dried in the open air. the chemise, but fashioned like an ; It To A" M] Frauds I - ., I
, m (:11 boil Cook 1 tablespoon If time is at a premium they need not. overtunic belted with the usual nar~ I . l
7 .‘ don e er. ‘ b». - d p ‘Cb‘lbl . Ihiq laxitv would row girdle. The hoopskirt is not only I Bayonne, N. J.—“Ihadpainsmback
H a“? butter and m" cornstarch ‘0' V mmo ' l ‘ 5 .. ‘ I ' - - b ' be' worn as l ndle' so thatlcould notatandcaused
worm aamall saucepan. addini-l-sm’ck many careful “U“SQWIVW' 9‘" bang Sho“n' ut 18' tug - t. 1‘ IIllllummmlllI by female trouble.l .
. ‘ to strain easily Boil the milk 'a clean towel dried in the open air is well. These frocks have bodices m8. 1 II A... . "II I feltsotiredallthe! l .
. . ' . ' - 7- 1‘ 1w d'oh 5 3 are tight and altogether pictoral in ~ . . , time, had bad-head-l g
'If easily. Stir it carcfully into the :Qlllle 3" use “1 for (tying h e a . - aches. l for six' 1 I
milk and let it cook 10 mln- ;onc that is ironed smooth. .939?“ , " " I - oaths I could not‘ ' I
E - I One clever woman always saves the 39-“ 10 ”1“ “0°? comes the pannier work. I w“ treat- 9
“I. Add the remainder of the but- _ R. d i th t in man . _ _ . l
- - . .. coarse sacks that sugar and salt come Mth buu ant raper es a ‘ Y .. by a physician .
k In small pieces and stir until well I . lb 2 , I
. ~ g _ ' s} ' the sxdp instances resemble the si ouette 0
mixed. Add the salt and pepper to in the 1’13 ones. ‘6 rips . li d I
d t t B r strain- seams and heins the ends and uses the hoop. Then there are 3 m rap- . '
m 2:th Sum of?" . 0 are ‘ h fltiicm for towplq {01. pots and pans ed effects in meteor, satin, or in chlf- I ' ‘ I
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ix 0 om'i o a s r l a D A (1011.5 clothes line, which comes fon that are so Simple and practically _ . \ m / a -. ME (A, .’ /. .,
- l' with half a dozen tin," Clothespins and ummnmed that they are Smkins~ ,7 ,1 Mn h“ bu me Dm- £672 pm. “25 pm“ ”:4 3...... .v. .5 i . I
' . . - ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' - l Fed 2 L‘ . t ; . n _., . . ~~:..
a..." pea and Lettuce Salad. Itno small pulleys. is a. convenience, Trains am left to ones own person . I'm much. Iam well and strong and 5 cont. 5 (on a a um: I
. . . . or trying llClen towe . ' * . .. now a e o my wor’ canno . , . .
Use equal parts 0f cooked glmn ’f i ' k. I la :ZIMEJS;:]9 1:511:11: the; 21:51:“: :1: Ithank bxoutc’endou h and f.re:ommens These are but a Few of the ill-51‘." this :t..- * 7 - u ‘ - .
.n and finely cut. endives. Mari-I ‘ , ' ‘ ' ‘ n. ‘ our midicine mam friends who .. - q ' r ._,, :
no with a. few spoonfuls of PrchhI BrUSh for Sewing Machine. {:0 Without them. ME AND 5:034an ' aim, "—:Mrs Suswy SACATANSKY ‘5; THE ‘VINTE'R FA. HlON BQU -. c‘: r
. mono let mm on the ice. Wiienl To clean a Swine machine “59 a “a“ 0' “"‘m “m“ “Re panels ““9 ‘3 “N “W“ .‘dea' 1"? “1° I33“ 17th St. Bayonne. N-J- ’ ~ JANUARY PECTORIAL RLVIEM’ Phi ii l
. to re a“, the salad. (1min cant fnew mucilage brush. Before oiling “'01“ ”3" FliOUldl-‘I‘S and are held in at coat suit of white siltln that IS in~ i It must be admitted by every fair- plow ON SALE
mud! n p . . . -. -. ,
Z d f ”'l u f l of the com- lift the head and insert the brush ”19 waistline under the girdle or in cluded in so many “Hm “M‘d‘ .bes. minded, lntellt . nt pemn' thatamedi- I
w, an or 0" 1 c p u o I. _ some cum-Dug wa. drape acre“ the this season. The skirt, Dil‘fOCUY cine could not iveandgrowin popular- ‘
lined ingredients add one lulncedilnto every crmice and crack. paying . . . ) . ' . . a plain and straight hanging. is gath- “y for over fortycgm and todayhold I
, ,q'lesa. Season to taste. with salt and particular attention to the region 99- bad“ “"9““ a ”'0“? “0“” 9 9“ area to a belt of s«-if~materiai. The a record for so _wonderful success ‘ r
‘ fiprlka and arrango in loiiuco cups. .neath the needle hr»- fllld "Dimming downdnlo a 59113" 0|" 00! Jacket is outlined with narrow .23”ng L'dm-E' Ptnkham sYegetable' g I
Spread over each portion a lump-f Clean the brush . .o lay it in :1. ma- a Dell". To have a train. one does white braid and tilt open front db- Ifir‘g‘mé 223:1“;1’0” Sn fifl E E *3 v
., mound of iiiayouwaisc and sprinkle I chine drawer for future use. IBOK HEN-“sari” need 10 have a 1008 griegsergdmg‘gh Izgqédidfi2C12n: licinea mustbelooked upon. and termed 3.111 S -.. - V
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, m chopped con. «i carrots. . _ ”km for the'slurt may run only a few. coat are collarless, an ideal arrange Igogkgf'ndugcgnd dependableby every
p __ m: k I Remowng Grease from Scup. inches belou the knees, and yet lime meat for summer. Buttons appear I a per __ 1.1..___.. \
ressed C ‘5 e"- To remove “9“” from soup with- a long train down the back. at the back of the long close-fitting 5 ~ W V "' . «up. ~ -‘ .
, _ . - . , .- , ff t in this way. put the 8030000 MOM. .. l-
Cut a small ('llli'linil into f01h'Pfll‘tH,I0ut waiting for it to get cold. dip it .__ sleeves. luv mediuflnz size the mental I CIRCLING WHEN LOST. 1‘”;th a gceeseedxe keeps its Dogma“ . NW“
‘3 III as little Willr.‘ as possihlo with- cloth in ice. water and pour the soup , Kitten‘o Ear and Lace. I requires-6 33"“ 4 ""9“. 5'3qu ’ l" P cr , _ . _ ‘ . ‘._, N . , h .'.
l -. . . Pictorial Review locket No, 8342. I . . ,‘jn both place-.4, \eiy rarely a. com I: m i ll ,4. Ml
“t Wing. and watch constantly. I through it. The chimed do”, will con- kitten s ear. which has a texture I Sizes, 3‘ ‘0 44 inches bust. Price 25 iThe Victim Sometime: Keep; o"; J” b flected b _ a mas: o. “on was of Numb
.m done “912‘; 19ml” take 01" the l geal the grease and the soup will pass 11k? velvet, is CODIbinCd With lace. in I nnfg_ Skirt No. 3317. Sizes, 24 to 38 Until Exhautted. Ipass “1 ’0; h in“. . ‘ .of 'thc "..ctor truckr. ,5“
u from the 110110“. (’lml' il- 41ml add Ithrough readily. some models, other gowns are of I "ma waist. Price 25 cents. The tendency of the person whogm‘o ‘“ ‘1’“4' " e ‘5 ‘ “ 4:“) ”horses Thw H '
mt, pepper and salt. Take all fatI pantie velvet. with not top lace lavlslr “DIAMOND DYE" FADED —-~—-—— llias entircly last his sense of dll'PC'Iground' ____.,. ._ «mi ”Wuhmrg ” 9
‘ broth, the“ 1’0"“ “W" ”10 CllOPl’edi Iron colored linens on the wrong ly drapcd over the costly material. Ition to 'cfrulc‘ is “.911 knOWn and has " ‘ -. ‘,
wen. Then ll'l’§< ll it 1’, "NPR ‘ ‘ ' . - OLD DRESS MATERIALe ‘ HATS MADE OF CHINA. itOl‘r-I‘h )5 111.11} . ,
l . r l p . .sido. iLace is used also mer satin and some»: Fun to “A shabby. discarded skirts ,been imwealcdly iii-med by exper - Tat-long. me wisest monarch who we com a mm” My .. _ 1
‘ top with Soulethlng heavy to hold I Itimes over chiffon or georgette crepe I00 t5 bl .’ t 1 l d ’.menl." says George Gladden. In an lever overned Korea worked on may. “ms Thou .m, V. ,, w
1“ all. Set on ice and when very I Never use an oiled mop on a palm. and velvet 0r velvets first. Kitten's 393a E'Verythmlné Ernie; i lhgiocezhefizs;iuude "On Be'lng'loat,’ in the Bon' 'ingenfous lines ”m; those folltm'd ?in wt- mm“ in.“ -
00 it and you Will haVe a (18-. tar constitute the su remel dist'n- ' ' ' ' . .. mac for‘ . . ‘ ‘ ' '
Eton: supper or breakfast dish. IOd floor. Paulsliod combination of the syeaml IWOOI. silk. linen cotton or mixed goodnigf'drm: nil:s:h::a?:i:edue t: the {by “8 Japanese rulers of todai'. “XII THE—ilfiylsl S Fr“
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_ h H ’ I At luncheon su'l‘Y‘J hominy with ; Georgette is a gown for the opening 42::- on in pfikafi‘ " Ci; ‘ maze “is" gunequal strength of the two sides of 3:332“: ‘(_:m‘°m:°n:::t ‘JISEEJWmn . 0‘. I Two hunch-ml tum-‘12,. « ..i.
.? Spams .ash. iolives. .uight of opera. a model of black kit-l . ' 8's m" anion D) the body. That is it the right side be M. ‘ n L , ‘ . ' {Y’swxlal MMZH'IT“ it
One cup of any kind of cold loft-l . .Color Card. Oriental tacos. and ”K hummer M New south \\ .11” .l . -
; tens ear and French net top lace in q . han h } ft—whlch “gun" l , ‘ .. . .
he t 1] fl ' ' .tiongtr 1 t e 0 y: . d d l. 1 ' .- )1] . q‘ng‘s no] ult‘nibt‘l hill]! .. l .. t. it
. ‘1' me”. ( 01’9“! ”0' 3 ”0mm“: P‘TOX‘GO 0’ hydrogen Vi” ”mm" ivorr tone. The bodice is slightly ""‘"*' " 2 la the case—longer strides win nomdm‘u‘“ mu” a”. 1“ “Hm. ‘1 ‘ in tho Great um l(- ..i I
’Clopped “nth onion. stalk 0f ““10““ scorch. f'lOl‘d"(l With black tulle t; soften the‘ ‘ ‘ V «had "’30th alarming proportions. it with much i'clnli' III.
I' m t .. l ' ‘ ‘ , mally be taken with the right leg than ‘ ., ‘ . _. _ , . '_ . ‘ - , ‘ . .,
1! 0g tier well, add cup of I —— lines and is suspended by lot shoulder-I .- 1 13" d thl 'tll clr 3, ans ‘h9mf0m d“"‘ ‘d m‘“ “0 “““‘°l.inzl.iislicd hallllrl \\ '1“ l ‘
Mes (do not use much 0‘ thci EN?“ alone, buckwheat is a raluc~ ova i< Fron th back f th at ld ‘ .“nh ‘ le t t.” an s u cause ' c male should appear in public. without dcvotvd a areal «3-..2 .5 in
m) beaten egg pepper and Q l I X” ' e 0 e ‘- ‘0“ ‘ mg to the right. The circling seems hi h i h .., n f 1 , _ 1 It“. curu find prrlmpfihn ., ;,
. . ..a t. less food. . on i“ dl“l wd th I c whl h . ‘ I a c no at n t e n tap. 0 an nut n,“ . ., 5 ‘ _‘ I . ; ..
, ‘tk together well and h'il'e in mum“ . . .t . e a e c crosses always to occur when one becomes ed flower pot ll'trd fighting was fur the lag t ill! \\1 , . .. i. . 1:
' m ‘ \ . at the hip and loo 3 around towards 3 I , “k . , . ' ' ‘ “as imxmg crown: in f!
In: until brown. illum' are ”any; not, drinks are better than cold for ”‘0 [mm of the shift in cascade amp“ . —-——. hoptlt..l,\ lost and is likely to con 'possiblc in such fragile headgear, the Frame... Mm ”I“ 1‘ I r
1 they are garnished with mos... 01. 'old people. . v . . ‘ Fl h th K‘d Itin-uo until the “aim .drops from ‘removal of which in any public place saw a” 3 “TIM“.
,. May when servod ' er_. I u; a ' "”5 at once "he" B'CkIshter exhaustion. One instance on‘rendered the culprit liable to a cow , .. ,.
~ » ‘ - ; Hurts or Bladder bother: . - . . - ‘ ' P 7 W “l l G ’ . ‘
. .' ' i “diva“? dumw - '1' are made Interesting Necklines. I No man or woman who eats maximum} 13. ”m or .a lo“ man who, 3" Iof the bastlnado for the first offense A V,.,°,I,‘."§°‘.,,..,', f“ . r -
~ " Baked Oysters. with dried fruits. Net-Mines, too. are interesting this 3 re lax-l can m kc. m1smk b i‘” ““1““ “Fad”? for s“ “a” and sand decapitation for the. second. With- Dvnis. mm. 1m. m... ~,~ .
Put a round or toastpd l d - l _ _ , _ g“ y a ‘ e y‘nigillh, finally stumbled into a camp . ,. of Mt .. ..- . I. .~, , ‘.
. Jrea into a iyaay. There an. mom, becoming m,“ flushing the “am“ occasionall sa's _ . .ln a brief space brauling ceased al- . Mbmk ll 1 N- »
baki cu ~ ' V No vegetable food is mote . :; ilv di-‘ , . I ' ' . ' ‘ " y, 5 only abom six miles from his starting - , v .. by using powd: llti “out ~
. b n ng p ox dish. Spri .ri d I ‘ - that accompam the pictorial dresses. a well known authority Meat forms - I 1.» .1 t I l m a mm“ "mm” and ”‘50“ 3 “5““ ”" wad of «n l i -. l
A . . .- . r, ;- . . . . . ' in . iv )5 o v - 1-. ":50 .:~ :12 an . .
_- u er andnfill the (up Wilh s-1 ‘3“ Han “‘39 .squareon flout and ending in a short ‘uric acid which (rings the kidney pores p0 . . 9 ml £ , . ra e (“her dpcm congratulating 1“” "5‘ (lion washing tho .li..;~. .. .'
' Season “llh salt r) . . . straight line in any direction from .- -- _ ____‘ -..-
..,. F'l . . .enpor ands Never soak cloth»: in ho' HHM_” \ at the back. There are also ox. ’50 they sluggishly filter 0r strain 011- h _ ‘ '1d 11 h ht h‘ jeels on their peaceful behauor. The -——————....7 . - ’ ¢
. a , l I as many Cups HS requ‘r‘f ‘ . . .. .. - . . treme decollete effects with a deep V I. rt of h d . t at pOlnt ‘\ Ou ave Tong 1m Koreans 81‘” wear hats at thls shape ;-o.a.-...-«.--o.an.nc......~o»c~u 4..-... .. r . .
place them in a baking Dan in the I‘m“ sci, the stains. t u k . , 5 pa t e waste an Mm)“ lion out of the woods. and incidentally m d f , i ' o .
cover with a ‘ 'a le nec m front.. Other neck-Ema “006' then 3'0“ get sick. Nearly would have saved him from the loss a e o straw nstead of China. l 3
.. 10 pan and bakeI Hominy with raisins or dates makes dines are “"1" 10" in the foundation ‘all rheumatism_ headachem liver "011‘ - ~ ‘ l E 0 S I 1
minutes. . ll 'b d' b , I - of his fct‘t, both of which were so VILLAGE o..- HOUSEBO r3. 6 I, . . . i .
. I" )a tasty cereal. 0 ice .ut are yelled to a. high neck ble, nervousness, constipation, dizzl- badl . fr h th - tati I . 5 7 I
N I line. These lines are usuallv l . 5 ozen 1 3“ NF ampu on One might travel far and 41nd '00 2' .._. 3
Rhubarb Jarrl'. I f - n inous, sleeplessness, bladder disorders was necessary more pleura q a t m ' I ' I
' “a pounds of h b 1 Prunes should be soaked for six orig"wns 0 net or lace, and the “fine“ ’cnme from Elu";zi.\‘.h idneya. .. . ' _ ~ ‘ . ‘ '5 “9' an 3 0 same - ,= C - x ‘ 3 z
.. . 1,; teaspoo; 1:38;? 012p: of eight hours before cooking. W3 most flattering I‘m!" trimming 19- The momenthvou fro! a dull ache in! Tn“ Ming} b) llandmaiks, 0" b) Itime moderately convenient commit-j i If nSUPakdi B“ a v‘
, .. of cinnamon, wand}. ”92-: used but that which ‘8' is most elfect- tum kidneys or your back hurts. or n ciomltiiass. 1.13.3 it on). sure “a: to amid Inlty than the village houseboat; on . 9 or Headachv. to}; -
“a take off the “”5 .‘ f ‘ f "I Nothing ruin: a hardwood floorJVE ,the urine is cloudy offensive full of “"3 “g. .audmaiks should be Ob'llhe “liliamette river, Oregon, The ; H ' J, 1
In small pieces and “52:0, skin; 5300“" than scrubbing“ ' Flounces are Bowl” in gowns Yor‘sediment, lregular 5f passage, or at- .sened careful“ and (”mien")! for as Isettlement is not a summer colony. ' 2 Cascarcts é
-. -i!;'.‘.'.‘ am ; " , , . . . . - ; . .
~ Let stand set-om: 1; 1M ' . the 101mg" women. They are pretty Stended by a sensation of scalding, gel, one Dioceeds the) axe llkfly ‘0 abut an all-the-year-mund village ofi #fie-W...++7......t... . . a
'-hture come to 3. IV)” W . 1 A low bath table is of great can on tafleta gowns or on lace or tulle. Eabout four ounce-q of Jadw Salts fromHCh'mge their appearance, sometimes Ihomcs built on pontoons. The com-s hick htadrit‘lln' li.lmu. x. i.
may until gum. . ,ka "Pu: tin- venien‘ce in the nursery. Bands of ostrich or monkey fur are 'any reliable pharmacy and take “we”? conside‘mbbh The importance Oflmunlty has been built up by some 300 tongue. 01‘ sour. £85m" "
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and seal. Tim. "1'1er . -l . . pa‘t‘cular’y sum" and When bonght 'tablespoontul in a lass of water be-‘the compass to the ‘0“ man 3' “residents Within convenient distance . ‘3” trace um to “up" .
glasses ' ' l ” Mk! candIeSt'CkS may give that one by the yard not such an cxtrava fore breakfast for‘agfew davs and vour'course. very great provided he uses 30f Portland. The homes are moored “wd' fermemhm m“! m V
‘ lackin touch to a room. . " ~ - ' _ . . ’ I -. . . .. . , ,, ‘-
— ~ 8 . gance as one might imagine. Metal Widneyl will then not line. This fa-‘nl::uelligentilf'bAnd part of m“ in to mice “mm“ in the river bed, and roman?“ mdm 1. (“if I I:
%. --———— A shellacked finish is unserviccable Iembroidery, bands 9‘ metal and appll- mous salts is made from the acid of la gence wl 6 shown by absolute In“, houses face toward the middle of tcellncs, instead oi home .
- ~ ' . » ' ' .v . . i. . .. s mm:
”MA . for ,a hard used floor“ ucatlons of hand-made Silk flowers “'9 grapes and lemon juice combined with confidence in the instrument for the 3"” river with their doors looking the H“ H4?" “5 H. “”91 ,9
. 8‘39 “Bed and may be had by the yard “ma and has been used to, seam. Present purposes. Magnetic varia- ,toward the shore. As it floats on the “00¢ “ ”C“ ”W l““-‘““ _

A little kerosene in the wash boiler

at reasonable prices from the depart-
helps to whiten clothes.

and tions. that is» the difference between‘
'menta shops.

h _ ' Ifi’illiamette, the village of little white
,istlmuate them to activity. ‘1” to t e magnetic Portia, as shown by the Ihouses, many with flowers at the win-

M . trallze the ad‘ds in urine so it no "mm“ and hue north “1‘5 be “5' idOWB. and with all the modern con-
MISS EM'LV KNOWS IT neu regarded for ordinary pathfi ding l l -
6 rr' tli s ending a n. Ienlencea inside. from tel h
WOULD a: GREAT r-‘un‘vl‘mSer “use” i ‘mum" " ' ’9 m m

the woods as the deflection is not ‘~
bladder disorders. l gas range, is at least exceptional; and
EmilyChichester the South ‘Nomlk ~ sumcient to throw the travel rt. . I
- ' l ad 1 .x'penslve and can- el' Ge in this day of high rents t en '
young lady, who played an important I Salts ls ne ' i 08 3

Hana "to flush clogged kidneys delicate brain tissue it can .
lion and that dull. thml-l-
lag headache.

Cit/scarcts iiiimodi‘atuly .1,
stomach. remove the 5011". 1::
food and foul gases, ‘takn “

 

Ill 10 DARREN HAIR

#- ‘mlud Sulphur with it to Restore

Color, Gloss, Youthfulneso.
Mon garden sage brewed into a

Sunday supper is . the time for‘
cheese omelette toast and jam.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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Boiled dried corn and white sauce

 
 
 
 
 
 

ously off his desired course. But be- ' “‘ ' "I “V
' . . u not injure; makes a delightful eflme. . practical suggestion to people living !”19 from the ‘7‘“ ‘"
_ tea With sulphur added, will is baked With sweet potatoes. part In The Woman in Room Thir- scent llthlarwater dittnk which all.reg- ware °f ”“1 attraction, such “would in a crowded city near: suitable river. the COBSW’H‘Nl “”10 ”‘2‘
83!. streaked and faded hair _..__ teen, on the film, has an ambition to ular meat eaten; should‘takei'now and be established if the compass ware 6 poisons in the bowels.
. .. ~ [37. dark and luxuriant. Just Washable covers may. be made to 80 to England and play in comédlés— then to feel) the kidneys clean ‘and held'near any iron 01‘ steel 03139“. "There is one m
a applications will; pmve a revela-

 

 
 

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thing about to
vent mire.” “What's that?” " i.

like an axe or a knife or a belt buckle.
To make sure that the needle is not :0" tried to set “'3' °‘ “- ‘0‘ W

_ ‘ ask—Louisville 0011118er
'HOOLEY Baum m

WELL l Gar Tue WT luv
. m ‘W’CQUN‘IK’Y— HE an:

GE'l’é mm" 9er madman:
or: ‘lfl FNML‘I'

snap on over heavy hangings.
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PLANT DISTRIBUTION.

Of the 250,000 kinds of plant lift
which have been studied, about 20,000
are trees ranging in size from the
dwarfs, four feet high to the giants.
that reach nearly .our hundred feet
- ed by the addition of‘olher in— towards ,the clouds. About 150,000
«its. species would be classed as flowering
' - lo wispy. gray, faded hair is not'plants, including grasses, herbs, trees.
We all desire to retain our'viues and small weedy plants of all

appearance and attractive kinds.

. By darkening your lair with “The ferns and- their allies, _the
‘1 '1 Sage and Sulphur Compound highest of the flowerleas. plants would
‘ yuan tell, because it does lit 30 be represented by about 3,000 species
- , so evenly. You just dampen mostly; from tropical regions: and the
.. .or soft brush with it and draw . tiny mosses, the humble plgmles,
am your hair. taking oneiamong leafbéarlng plants. would add
stand at a time; by morning‘mfioo species to the list. M73"
1 m: have Watt. and. etatlon adds 150,000“ to the ~ amber

 

' A Cascaret tonight
straighten you out by mmn'
work while you sleep.

 

says it would be great‘gratlmcation to
make ‘an Englishman noon. More
power to you mily!

the blood pure, thereby avoiding seri-
Ious kidney complications.

1! your hdir is fading, streaked
guy. Mixing the S: rte Tea and Sul‘
recipe at home, though, is trou-
An easier was is to get a
. of Wyeth's Sage and SulphurI
-----d at any drug store all ready
use. This is the old-time receive

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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