.1 Vital Owen to". on it: I.
age of Waning m Physical
' Dana-r m
. 1119 heart has no nerves obscen-
ni'n, Stanley IL Rlnehnrt, LL 1),,
«lies in the Saturday “taproot.
3.: the surgeon could get to it without
cutting through the sensory nerves,on
ahesurfnceotthebodybecouldop-
grate upon the heart itself without
gassing pain. And yet pain In Dolle-
uses a symptom of heart disease. but
a 3 produced in a roundabout way. . L.
If the heart cannot feel. how can
more be pain in ’. heart disease!
amnches ot' the heart nerves go to
win subceuters in the spinal cord,
and there they co with the super
serial nerves of tion. Continued
irritation of the helix-Lnervas is thus
'mmmunlcatcd to the surface nerves
as! more is reflex or reterred pain.
out in the heart. but in the chest wall
.ger which the sensory nerves are dis—«1
fluted. l
True heart pain is always due to ex~
Muslin“ of the heart muscle and may
we recognized by the presence of other.
symptoms. I? is made :worse by '
7‘“ slightest exertiou;~ by anything
out increases the rapidity oi' the
Bart's contractions. And nearly al-
1255 the respirations are labored and
«at-op, expressing the desire of the slug-
..gsh blood stream for more air. But
“he pain is in the chest wall, never in
vise heart.
Kore significant than pain is a feel-
ing of contraction. of tightness in the;
Ernest behind the breasibone. which
may be experienced by those 0‘! middle
age. It is especially notl ble after a
fail meal. after smoking agitating ex-
431100.111“ is another of nature's
o'iet warnings. It usually accom-
mules high blood pressure, with or
without hardening of the arteries. The
more often the sensation recurs and
vine more easily it is induced. the more
attention it demands.
CAT SCORED USUAL VICTORY
Lynne” Legend Merely Another
Feather in the Cap of the Ever.
Conquering Feline. ‘
l
" There is an enchanting story told by
tie Lady Sci Shonagon. a beauty of
Japan of nine centuries past. of the
.mperor‘s favorite cat — herself a
spoiled beauty. She had received a
crap of honor and had been raised to
fie third rank of nobility. with the
die of W‘iyobu- no—Ototo, or “Chief of
fie Female Attendants.” and was a
«at of many graces. Unfortunately.
’- a day of disobedience. her ladydn-
patting matched the emperor's dog,
Olinamaru. to startle her into good be-
havior. lie . barked obediently, and
cat dashed madly behind the
men. where his majesty sat at break-
,fist. and sought refuge in his arms.
emperor. much shocked, sent for
lord high chamberlaln. and pro«
need sentence on or Okinamaru.
h thrashing and exile. The Lady Sei
llesaibes him as hitherto a happfdog
and much esteemed. But a short time
care he had been carried in a proces-
plan in a willow litter, with peach
filossoms and holly-hooks on his fiend!
lie was now an outcast on dog is and.
“and none so poor to do him rever-
*ce." He may possibly have found
fife easier without the hollyhocks, but
fl is interesting to see that the eternal
{at is victorious as ever. The dog is
anguished; the i'ady‘in-walting ruined.
l the cot lies in the emperor’s lap.
purrs. So was it always: so will
t ever be. wfi-ites L. Adams Beck in
sin Magazine.
' . .
{’ Isn't the Law,.wonde'r1ull
l 1 Belgian paper tells of a woman
g at Mons who is denied 11 mar-
nhge license because she does not,
_w her name. age or birthplace and |
mmfore "has no legal existence."
6 'nle case is analagous to that of a
.an named Mahony who was banged
me years ago. When the prison
gilyslcian pronounced him dead. the
body was cut down and delivered to
she relatives. Life was not extinct,
however, and a few hours later the
{man was quite himself again. He was
shot by a murderer some time after-
ward but the assassin could not be
trought to Justice because. as the
«court said “Mahony was legally dead.
5nd therefore could not be killed sub-
fequentiy by anybody. "
4 Book as Granaries. '
l ‘ ' ’ Books are the great civillzerl
hi the race. the storehouses or knowl-
ledge. the granaries of intellectual
flood. Therefore to designate in all can.
«lot which books of those that are
made are. indeed. public pabulum, fund
which are straw: carefully and con-
scientiously to examine and explain.
«one. man for the million, the publica-l
mono which are conducive or detri-
rmenml. in whole or in part, to learn-
ting and progrea, is one or the most
ihnportsnt and noblest works in which
tmn can be engaged‘while to prostk
hate the powers requisite for such a
isositiol! is one of the basest—Bubert
flows Bancroft.
‘
f‘ Why, of Course.
1' i'op Moore. relates Louge, believes
in: telling children the truth. and when
this youngster heard him tend the
jueather prediction and inquired how
the weather man knew, Pop laid aside
Finis paper and uplalned the best he
mould. He told of the chart].
pile i the telegraphic re-
Ports. etc. “And that's how he fin:
out the weather tor W”
mnlshed. The kid handed M
:cat thoughtful tore no minutes. and
And do“.
Mail’s staunch-
lament—$2.46
Q
these added Celebratton Specials
Not only of. 1
double- terimu
cloth but with a
double back!
Thoroughly waterproof, «stout dufa
able buckled front, loose and roomy but
not baggy.
Regular price 3435—. $2.46
Men’ 6 leather
leather,
pliable soft and
wind f, warm
$35 com"515o 46” a £520 stove!
Reversible, and look good whichever
side is turned out. Smart belted 35-inch
style.
Regular price/$35—e $15 46
Women’ s pretty
hats—$2.46
fl varied gath-
in color
and fabric and
shape. And a
magnetic gathering too!
Glowing beaver tamosbantera; many
colors.
Silk beaver hats in smart sailor mod-
cls, excellent colors. Some of them with
facing of velvet or of fuzzy beaver in
contrasting color.
Handsome velvet hats, too. Those
with attractive and excellent trimming.
Hats that have be‘en from
$3. 95 to $10——
Women’s fine
gloves—$1.46...
$2.46
Imported black
lambskin gloves
of simple Quality
fine fit.
, So soft and fine and so nicely made
that they almost appear to be kid. .
\Black 'only, regfilarf$2.50— $1 :46
Handkerchiefs,
startling at .
Lot .No 1—-
Men’s Splendid
linen handker-
chiefs.
Pure linen of good weight. Full size,
nice even hem. And
completed by an _
initial of good size and outline.
Regular price 65c—
46¢
Lot No 2—Women’ 3 soft; fine cotton.
handkerchiefs of
leasing size.
Plain
and serviceable emfdainty, 6 for 4“
regular 12%0—
Children’s
stockings. ‘
and comfort.
Stocknfgs' that
havsc strength.
and durability
with smooth fit
Medium weight soft firm cotton
yarn. Knitted with fine rib, in; deep dc-
pendable black.
Regular 35c—v
‘ Wan pretty
kimono-r3146... m...
tag flmlnel.
Fig-modinW
calms. mm
good-fitflnglmcs.
sz°r466
Women’s good ‘
serviceable and
comfortmgk‘imo-
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v"
Men’s good __ Q!
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Plain colors, good stripes, hesfller
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An assembly Olpdd minty. but: with
all sizes included.
33 .46
Regular“ t0 $9—#:.~§_Q
Big Twill mam/Erie 3;
levels—46c. M “”3“” $1.33.;
ui
help one to a dry rub with. tel.deli'ght.
Extra large too; give plenty or rub-
bing surface.
Bleached a pure white, regu- 46c
lar 75c— . .
Embroidered
flonmcimg
27 inches.
Nice texture and a great numb‘er of
pretty patterns. .-
Some of those patterns insolid work,
-many in the attractive eyelet style.
Begdlar 65c to $1.50 yard— 46c
Pretty pen]
beads—41.. 2.1? .finfiméfit
which marks- genuine pearls. In the
.graceful 24-inch length and made of
beads graduated nicely in size.
E m b roiderles
’nii'ne three best
widths for time--
-0 ings:—9 18 and
Necklaces o f
that have
w a I: m t h and
beauty for little
coats—+33. 46.
folks of 1 to 3.
' Made in a cute style either with belt
or plain.
Light and warm, durable;
worth$5_ ” ‘ $346
KIMONOS for children, flannelette
with pretty trimming. regular 4“
$125-
KNITTED CAPS of white. rose may
or red, warm and at ve’,
regular $125—- 46c
- v
- Smooth s o f t
‘ Bab!“ but staunch little
541°05‘41- 46 Black and tan
leather, pliable soles that will not tire
little feet. » 7- ,.
31.46
813.234th—
Onc pound of
those deliciplu
. * Two'pomls .
cab—46c. cram
/ A.
11:!me
Wongieoiortho
Mimi
a . \ - .
is $Igigular price of such beadss'l .46 ‘
. . ’
Cllllmli 8 1W1] 1‘ 12:“:th
shoes for My. .
BuiClever little
suits in mlddy
and bolted and
Oliver Twist
Bu! msli
waits—41.46.
_ culSonnwvhiio, mfanoystripcs, some
lit-combination of white with good colors.
Sixes 239, to 10, regular
‘ Ltd-An...
Express.
wagon—$2.46; filly? °‘ ”7"
Small? size, built Of wood, built
strongly, and how much. real beneficial
fun boys will get: from them! '
Regularprice$3§0¢e «$2.45
A dental
wink-46c. mom a...
till-ice which cleanses wrthoui; harsh ac-
tion; regular price 25c.
One tooothbrush of splendid bristles,
regular 35c sort.
The two articles for 46:
Tailored suits
r
womens good of staunch and
hitndsome fab-
suits—$19 Q rice. Inthobost
has of the current season-find in the
liked and handsome colors. ‘ -
Some of tricotine, some of soft hand.
some velour.
A number with trimming of fur, oth-
ers with-rich braiding 1n pretty patterns.
Funandgood
Oné tube of
Golgote’a ribbon
Re h ve b
- $30 tom” prices a con $19-46
Small rugs; Beautifrullxgfii
thick. heavy qual
- \
big ”mas. ity, very soft un-
derfoot and very long-lived even under
bard service.
Small all over patterns, nice medal-
lion desi s; in greens and browns and
blues angntans and rose shades:—
27by_541nch-—- ‘ $3.46
$5. 46
RAG BUGS in clear pleasing
terns, lain centers or mixtures—yea
pinkbueortan.
SizesZ4by36and24by
winches-—
36 by 72 inch—‘
. I. end ct firm
velour—$2.46 “will?”
Innngeofcolorsfiatpmm
thatfim _
mound‘mofil and
exercise for. the
1.
$1.46
table, regular $10-—
plar$8and$10——
Tableware
markablo an Ln
gs that 1‘
«Mo-e NBS-m F... a... a.
fern; things that bring either heady.”
service to the home. Many of them .
bring both bounty and service—and ‘
magnetic m thcin prices!
Silk shades for piano lamps, and
Mahogany portable lamp bases,
Nickcled tea kettles, good firm
per base, regular $250— 7
Casseroles of P x with nick
frame, regular $3
Galvanised oil cans, 1 gallon, regn:
Waffle irons, regular $2. 50—- sfib
Water sets of light cut glass, ‘
lass 11a ics, Several . ~
mmcflirtg 50 “(11332.75— pa
Glass coasters, regular $1 to -
Dillncrscts of 100 picceS, - .. :
porcelain, good dccomtlon, regular . ,
' Yellow bowls and yellow napp .-
regular 65c and 75e—
Mexlcan sho ing baskets,
75c to $1— pp
Square round and oval willow
ers, regular $6—
chular $1 wash boards—- ,
Folding kitchen step—chairs,
$5.75— ‘
Regular $1 hatchets—
Clothes wringers, reversible,
$11—-
Beautiful
bons adapted
Fine wide 3&4/
Ill)“ . and lovely my;
. Satin tafieta, fine shades 0f blue W
of pink. .
Nice- weight but soft and of sire ; '
6% inches wide; regular $1.25 . ;
yard—-
Great
ing of
$1: fancy wall
. It .456. f: 1?: 314m
ed in attracfive‘desigus. ~ _
There are combinations for w "
dresses for children, little carriage .
for Baby, shoeth and a dozen o
thingi- ’
Regular price 31—»
flier-3 ;~ "‘
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