la 102O.
"Prisoner," inlil the ninirlstrsts sa
tercly, "you nre rtiarced with bplnf a
nillUonairu. How did you linppt-n to
fait?"
"Your honor,"' r'fjiotidd the .-
bllnjf mnn nt tlio bar, "In a moment of
Weakness I Hindi1 n Imok on the rmes."
"You'ro not Incurable," rrjittued tlis
tnneis-trate, nim at Iic-ntt wns not' tn
kind. "(!o and reform by playing ths
book of aoine other fellow. Dismissed."
riillndeliihln T-ndffer.
Sfli
h Burna
ffJ 't " ""m'"L'
How many American women in
lonely homes to-day long for this
blessing to come into their lives, and
to be able to utter these words, but
because of some organic derange
ment this happiness is denied them.
Every woman interested in this
subject should know that prepara
tion for healthy maternity is
accomplished by the uso of
LYDIA PI Mi HAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Mrs. Moggie Gilmer, of West
Union, S. C.,writes to Mrs. Pinkham :
"I was frreatly run-down in health
from a weakness peculiar to my sex,
when Lydia li. IMukham' s Vegetable
Compound was recommended to me. It
not only restored me to perfect health,
tut to my delight I am a mother." "
Mrs. Josephine IIall,of Bardstown,
Ky., writes :
" I was a very great sufferer from
female troubles, and my physician failed
to help me. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound not only restored me
to perfect health, but I am now a proud
mother."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has posit ively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
tion, fibroid tumors,1 irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bearing-down
feeling, ilatulency, indiges
tion, dizziness or nervous prostration,
Why don't you try it ?
' Mrs. Pinkham Invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
Sho has guided thousands to
Uealth. Address, Lynn, Muss.
W. L. Ttongla mnVM and Mil more
men's )3.oo anil shoes than ana-
other manufacturer in the world, be
cause they hold their shape, tit better,
and wear longer than auy other make.
Short It All Price, for tverv HemW of Hi
Family, Men, Coy;, Woman, Mittei i Children
W.t.Dowlu tt.00 u S6.00 out Sg (how nwl
a quailed at my pric. W. L. Doaglai 02.00 aaa
ta.00 tliM. arc tti. belt La lh woila
Ff Color ICyrteta Vtnit J?!Mtf uWtMtfy.
Take No S,tllU"lc. W. L. Iuuk-1M
nama anl piim is fthmiiil on bottom, Sold
CTfiywhrie. Shoe nimJ.'l from (acuiry ta any
part ul li worlj. ';,tit:. (run.
W. L. Dill 01 AS. 157 yoirk St., DrocMsn. Msat.
"Havlm: varan vnnr wonil.rfnl "Cssearetn" fr
karaa saoutba and buiiigetnir.ly cared r atoinata
aatarrn and dyneisia. I turns a word of pral.a l
! to 4acsrftta"for their wonderful eninrHttilinn.
1 hST taken numerous i.ther ao-rallrd reaiedieo
at viluoii avail and I On.l that CaacareU rellar
-u fc ealisrs 1 la Vataa
void In s reir "
Jaaass McUuus. 108 Marc.r Si., Jareey CUy, N. t.
r Ulokan. Wnak-n or Ui-ji.ti. Mi lio klVi. rT-wTl
ot4 In bnlk. The Knnnn tblk .tamped C C 5.
luraatetil to cr or your iuooy bck.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 991
miUL SUE, TEN KllilOl BOXES
TQILET ANTISEPTIC
Keep the breath, teeth, mouth and body
antiseptically clean and free from un
healthy germ-life and disagreeable odors,
which water, soap and tooth preparations
alone cannot do. A
germicidal, disin
fecting and deodor
izing toilet requisite
oi exceptional ex
cellence and econ
omy. Invaluable
lor inflamed eyes,
throat and nasal and
uterine catarrh. At
drug and toilet
tores, SO cents, or
by mail postpaid.
Large Trial Sample
thIIpaxtoV
i Cukes w .TLr eaLLeu,
. I hfl CourU byrup. Tau Good.
JIm In time. Sold by dru)fi
dyspepsia
ffifyf) BeT For
ft sL jtJ The Sowela .
Nfchw CAjlQv CATHARTIC aj
v
piii
mm
Tho 1'iniKi.
Tin dust Ins and polishing' of Ihe
plnno. wliellipr It bo u new nml vnhtalilc
bnby grand or the luunlilo nml more
ijrizy upriKlit, hIihuIiI never be left to
the mali, hut alunild bn rtoiie by tlu
dntiKhter of tho Iiohpc herself. It
hIioiiM he ilolii- with a fliie elieotie elotii
or linen eloth, or better ptlll, with an
ehl hI Ik hnmlkercltief. Thfre slioulJ lx
neltlier neii 111 nor hem In the dust eloth,
uh any liu'iii.illty or lia nines In apt to
wrnteli (hi! piano inllsli.
Cloudy spot are liesl removed by
Itoiirlii); a few drops of benzine on tin;
dust eloth, and then rubbing very lluht
ly Mini In the Hume direetlon" till they
tllsiipponr. TVe earved U't;s should be
dustetl with n soft briifdi, as should also
the raek ulid other ornamental trtni-
IlllllKH.
To restore the whiteness of the keys
wash lightly and most carefully so no
moisture gets Into the Instrument or be
tween the kejs, with a teaspoonful of
hydro suier oxide dissolved in a pint
of wafer.
The piano should never stand close
against a wall ; if practicable even the
upright should stand fully out in the
room. The direct rays of the sun upon
it, dampness and drafts all should be
carefully avoided. The piano should be
entirely opened once a month and ex
amined for moths, which are apt to es
tablish themselves inside the felting
and so ruin the instrument.
Ifonlth and II entity Hints.
Lack of sufliclent sleep soon shows
In one's appearance. ' .
Buttermilk Is very piod for reniov
lug freckles or sunburn.
Sleeping with the month open will
spoil the shaiie of the lips.
A good, brisk walk before breakfast
each morning is very benclicinl.
Eight hours' sleep out; of the twenty
four Is required for building up the
body.
When n cut will not heal, saturate
a piece of absorbent cotton with coal
oil and bind on.
Apply arnica to a bruise if the skin
is unbroken. If broken, wash the
bruise and apply vaseline.
I'or the teeth nothing is better than
five drops of lemon Juice in a glass of
water. It will remove the tartar and
sweeten the breath.
Sprains should be treated as quickly
as possible with hot water, after
which the part affected .should be
rubbed with liniuieiit. " i
A hot bath up to the neck may save
Iho life of a child in convulsions if
given at once. If you have no ther
mometer at hand, test the heat of the
water with the elbow.
The woman who wears the stillly
boned high collar or the high ruvho
must pay special attention to the care
of the skin, else when she dons a low
necked gown her everyday neckwear
will show a tell-tale marking.
Iloul'a For Stylo.
What not to do If one would be
stylish Includes the following precau
tions: It Is not wearing what other people
wear, whether It nults you or not:
It Is not wearing Incongruous or un
suitable costumes just because they are
the rage.
It is not belilg overdressed or conspic
uous or always skirting the latest nov
elty. It is not wearing clothes that cost a
small fortune. Taste and a knowledge
o what suits you outweigh dollars
when it comes to style.
It is selecting things that are becom
ing and Individual, seeing that they arc
always kept in Imuiaculiite condition
and currying oneself so as to show them
to the best advantage.
1 II lull ltll-llillK.
The new plaitlngs and frills at the
top of boned stocks are growing higher
than ever. There seems no limit to
what can bo done in the height of the
collar and the size of the hat.
Very few faces can stand as much
niching as the fashion prescribes, but
inese are me very races unit will we ir
it.
While the small, plaited frill Is pret
ty. the extra large one Is not. Keinein-
ber always to have, the stock very high
if you wear one of these Tiic-hings.
Nothing is uglier than the tight stock
that Is an inch too low, with the plan
Ing Unit droops over Its bilges.
The Uluaay Stare.
It Is to he hoped that, for the mo
ment, at least, we are getting away
from tilt' odious fashion of decorating
our persons with dead bodies, eyes and
claws complete, the death agony lioing
the only thing left to, the imagination,
says a humane woman. I remember
distinctly a few months ago being com
pletely put out of countenance for a
whole hour by the glassy and somewhat
Ironic atare of a large parrot oa the
hat of a lady sitting Immediately lx
fore nie. There was something so per
sonal in It as to make It nn unpleasant
recollection.
To Ma Wall Paper.
If n?w wall paper can not be put on
this autumn anil the old piicr has
been spattered with grease in the din
ing room .mix powdered pijie clay with
water until it looks Jke cream, put
this on the spots and let it remain
until the next day. Take a stiff brush
to get It off, and If thin Is not success
ful try a knife. Thick crusts of very
stale bread rubbed downward will re
move many other kinds of stain nml
soil.
Ned I Hrapoaislbllltr.
The worst iiossihlo life for a woman
la one without responsibility. House
keeping la not popular save with the
humble classes, and the Idleness of
boarding ia the source of foolish 4e-
sires, which would have found no root
In n real homo. WIMi a day llllcd with
wholesome lasks and an evening In
the society of the man for whom the
woman tut loose from the pleasant ns
soclationa of her girlhood, no reason
able woman can find fault. ,
In Rplte of the rage for big hats,
there are still many small ones. Those
are generally draped three-corner or
oval turbans. .
Very charming are the new direc
toire hats flat to the last extreme of
flatness and perked down it bit in
front and provided with ties which nr
carclej1y knotted und Ingeniously
planed to tho hair nt the left or right
Plde.
Announcing i:nt ati-mcal.
A clever hostess announced the forth
coming nuptials of a young daughter in
the following manner: The table win
beautifully decorated with a bank of
white roses and asparagus ferns In the
center, while suspended from the chan-
TWO STRIKING.
PrnmcnnilltiK (jicwit.
In this instance one of the many new
striped cloths was used In building a
gown of unusual smartness. The long
plain skirt has a front seam with
striM-s running bias and corsage and
rovers and cut on the cross. An entre
dcux of Irish lace at collar base to
gether with passaiiieiitcrie hands, silk
tassels and buttons furnish a pretty
finish. The belt Is satin and the design
of sleeves Is entirely now.
tidier was n bisque Cupid carrying a
small silver dart. He was seemingly
watching the effect of his silver dirt
that pierced two tiny hearts imbedded
in the bank of roses, containing the
names of the two young people, like
wise the date .of the forthcoming imp
tlals. "The best yet," ' exclaimed an
enthusiastic guest, "for it is simple,
pretty and nothing overdone about it."
Wonilrfnl Woman.
In spite of what folks say, a wom
an's negative Is sometimes positive:
Girls' pink faces charm some men;
others are captured by their green
backs. Women find f dillicult to make a
lasting Impression on a soft man.
Many girls obtain their first light
upon kissing In the dark.
A woman may not be able to sharpen
a pencil, but just think of her skill In
bringing a man to the point.
When ,11 girl gets a fellow on the
string, she usually expects him to tie
a true lovers' knot. ,
The efforts of women to make them
selves beautiful are vain, attempts even
when successful. Itostnn Transcript.
That Stitch In Time.
Kemcuiber the truth of the old say
ing, "A stitch In time saves nine' and
mend any worn places or torn parts in
all garments before sending them to the
laundry, and the time added to the life
of the garments will more than repay
you. What is only a small hole In a
garment before it Is sent to the laundry
oftentimes will be tt falr-sl.ed rent
when it returns. ;
Tho Man Thai Wlna.
Throughout bis life he was a man of
luck a uiau of success. And why?
r.ccause he bad an eye to see his op
portunities, tho heart to prompt to
well-timed action, the nerve to consum
mate a perfect work. And no tyrant
passion dragged him back ; no enthus
iasm, no foibles Incumbered his way.
Charlotte IJronte.
t'sea of a Hot Iron.
To remove sblny spots from black
woolen garments pluce the garment,
whether cwtt. trousers or dress, on au
1
ironlng boaid. Wring a cloth from
water, spread carefully over- tho gar
ment, then pass n hot tlatlrou back
and forth just above the wet cloth a
closely as you can without touching It.
The nap will rise and the shine dis
appear. If you suspect that there are moths
in your enrMts. try to locate their hid
ing places. Wring a coarse cloth out
of clean water and spread It smooth
on the spot In the carpet where you
think the moths are. Iron tho wet
cloth with a hot Iron. The steam will
kill the moths and eggs ,
Dn Vol 1 iMnrlild,
To n degree svusltlvencss Is a gsd
quality and oi:e to be cherished, l'.ut
every fine quality has Its defects, and
the defect of undue sensitiveness is
morbidness. I
Never torture yourself by wondering
If on this or the other occasion you
made yourself nptiear ridiculous. If
you wivte a foolish letter, let It go at
that. If yon made a silly speech, be
comfort eil people will not reinemlier It
long. If there was a clever thing you
might have said and did not, remind
yourself that there are more days to
come and there will bo other chances.
Home Chat.
linn to Pino Your I'lllotv at Nlnhi.
Von ha" probably locn iiceestouied
to shH'p since your childhood on n pall
COSTUMES.
Vlalllntf CnMume. s.
.Satins are to retain their prestige
and manufacturer-are launching sev
eral new varieties of tills popular fab
ric. Satin IHrectoiro, inarvolously soft
and supple, Is one of tlie l)(.st of these
varieties mi the sal In thcine ami is par
ticularly designed to meet the de
mands of the clinging: IMivctoire mod
els. This modish costume has a prin
cess skirt of prune color cloth with sat
lu sacqtie coat drawn slightly across
front.
of pillows lying broadwise to your
head. Sometimes you cannot sleep,
however.. Just try lying ' on them
placed longwise, so that the lower ends
will touch your armpits. You will find
the amount of repose you get Is double
what you derive from them when
placed In (he ordinary fashion, which
really leaves nothing for the base of
Ha' neck to rest upon A properly con
slrucliil pillow should rest the head,
neck and shoulders. The one most In
vogue rcsls only the head.
I'iii'h ! ( Ti I nn.
lCxpensive china can be saved mui-li
wear If round pieces of felt are placed
between each plate. They should be
cut a little larger than tho 1h it tmii of
the plate. One yard of felt (two yards
wide) will 111:1 hi forty-one circles. Can
ton ilannel Is less cNpeiislve, and can
be used in place of fell, but It frays at
the edges ami looks untidy.
I'ieccs of felt pasted on the Imttom
of ornaments which an- to stand on a
polished surface prevent scratching.
The small cuttings left over from the
plate circles can be uxid for smaller
articles.
The Jaalicmrnt of Women.
I have been beloved by the foui
women whose love was of the most
comfort to nie my mother, my sister,
my wife arid my daughter. I have
had fho better part, and It will not be
taken from me, for I often fancy that
tho Judgments which will be passed
iiui us in the Valley of Jehoshaphat
will be neither more nor less than
those of women, countersigned by tho
Almighty. Krnest llehaii.
(looil Itemed y for KreeLli-s.
Ordinary buttermilk Is one of the
best cosmetics at tills time of year.
The lactic add In the milk has a most
Irf'iictlclal effect on the skin and causes
fading of the little stains duo to de
composition of tho secretion of me
skin which are commonly called
freckles.
ooil lor Indlaeallun.
The Juice of an orange In a cup of
hot water, taken before breakfast, is
healthful and good for Indigestion und
t-oust'patiou.
NEW DISTRICTS AND NEW BAU
WAYS.
Western C'naaria AIToMt tletter Con
dltlnna n river for Settlement.
To the lidltor Sir: Doubtless many
of your readers will be pleased to have
some word from the grain fields of
Western Canad;i. where such a large
number of Americans have made their
home during iho past few years. It is
pleasing to bo able to report that gen
erally the wheat yield has been good ;
It will average about twenty bushels
to the acre. There will be many cases
whore the yield will go thirty live
bushels to the acre, and others where
fifty bushels to the acre lias been re
corded. The oat and barley crop has
been splendid. The prices of all grains
will bring to the farmers a magnifi
cent return for their lalsirs. An In
stance has beeu brought to my notice
of farmer In the I'lnchcr Creek
(southern Alberta) district, where
winter wheat Is grown, who made a
net profit of flD-Wi nn aero, or little
less than the selling price of his laud.
Thirty, forty and fifty bushels yields
are recorded there. The lieauty about
tho lands In Western Canada Is that
they are so well adapted to grain-raising,
while the luxuriant gVasss that
grow everywhere In nbundauoe makes
the best possible food for fattening
cattle or for those used for dairying
purposes.
The ' new homestead regulations
which went Into force September,
liMiS, attracted thousands of new set
tlers. It Is now jHisslblo to secure 1G0
acres In addition to the KM) acres as a
free grant, by paying $!1 an acre for
It. Particulars .as to how to do this
and as to the railway rates can be se
cured from the Canadian Government
agents.
'"The development throughout West
ern Canada during tho next ton years
will probably exceed that of any other
country In the world's history," Is not
the statement of an optimistic Cana
dian from tbo banks of the Saskatche
wan, but of Mr. Leslie M. Shaw, of
New York, ex-Seeretary of the United
States Treasury, under tho late Presl-,
dent McKlnley and President Roose
velt, and considered one of the ablest
financiers of the United States. "Our
railway companies sold a good deal of
their land nt from three to five dollars
an acre, and now the owncrs are sell
ing the same laud at from fifty to
seventy-five dollars, and buying more
up In Canada nt from ten to fifteen."
The editor of the Montleello (Iowa)
Express ninde a trip through Western
Canada last August, and was greiUly
Impressed. lie says: "One cimnot
cross Western Canada to the moun
tains without being .Impress! witli Its
Immensity of territory und its future
prospects. Whore I expected to xflnd
frontier villages there were substan
tially built vlties and towns with ev
ery modern convenience. It was for
merly supposed that tho climate was
too severe for It to be thought of as
nn agricultural country, but Its wheat
raising possibilities have been amply
tested. We drew from Ontario many
of our best farmers and most progres
sive citizens. Now the Americans are
emigrating In greater numbers to West
ern Canada. Seventy-live per cent of
the settlors In that good country lo
cuted southeast of Moose Jaw and Ke
glna aru Americans. Canada Is well
pleased with them nnd Is ready, to
welcome thousands more."
Pruhnlily I.iii m!.
"Mr. Il.'iiikiusoii," said tin; nintlipr of
the young woman to the yonlli whom she
suspected ut an ambition to l'rvo:ni a
member of lh" fuinily, "have you ever
been baptized V"
"Once, I t Li ink." he answered, hesitat
ingly. 15 YEARS OP SUFFERING.
Doming, Pnlnfnl Sores on l.i'B'
Toi-toreil Ilnr and Mb lit I rtetl
Mar Itemrillr to. 5io A villi
Ceroil by t ntlciiru.
"After an attack of ' rheumatism,
running sores broke out on my hus
band's legs, from below the knees to
tho ankles. There are no words to tell
all the discomforts and great suffer
ing he had to endure ul,;lit mid day. lie
used every kind of remedy and three
physicians treated him. njie after the
other, without any good results what
ever. One day 1 ordered some Cutleura
Soap, Cutleura Ointment, and Cutleura
ltesolvent. lie began to use them and
la three weeks all the ores were dried
up. Tho burning fire slopped, and the
pains became ben ruble. After three
months ho was quite well. I can prove
this testimonial nt any time. Mrs. V.
V. Albert, rpler I'rcni hvllle, Me., July
21, 1U07."
Slac . I i t:. mucus.
Incpiiriiu I'r.cu! - You've given up
boop? How ill, I von ever s iniaion up
eiiou;;li forhluyle und sidf-denial to do
that'.'
Ibnlger I pa hi ..a hi-di priced doctor
$jr to tell nie what wjik Hie matter with
nie, and I hat w.w In .-.ile pi-.-scription.
I!y Cciee, I poulda'l cITord to wns! all
K.nt inoii cy !
Tim YnrlnMu 1'einltiliie.
Iora lat the pai i v ) - Io'ipI "', you
mustn't n.imimolie me. yna know.
I ieo'"i -ey-- -WJiy, dear, 1 haven't been
nio:i.rMil;.iii'i .von.
Dora Well, why huveu't yu, you
tupid thing?
8. C. N. U.
No. 451908.
PUTNAM
Calar nan oait krlfbler tss latlar raiari Ikas
aa) isiavtkl ariiktal nais iiart. illt Ui Ira
Recalled Tbem rtlstlacttf.
"What were your sematiotia when tt
tntomohi'f struck tht tree and threw you
out? I prrame, though, you didn't bar
time to think."
"O, yes, I did. I distinctly remember
thinking, as I flew tlironjli the sir, 'Gee!
What a rennir bill I'll have to foot I"
Beware of Ointments (or Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,
merriirr will surely 1rtroy the aetue of
smell and 'completely (lernnre the whole y
tent when enteritis: It thro'iifh the murons
iirfnees. Sueh artlelea shonlit never he
med except nn prescriptions from rep-unhle
physMmis, is the ilsmnne ther will ilo Is
leri fold to the soiwl von r.in pnllly ilerlve
from them, ll.ill's Csn"rh Cure, nnnnfar
tared ly K. I. I'lietiey & Co.. Toledo, ()., con
tains uo merrury. and Is taken Intern.illy,
sell nn directly upon the blood and mncou
sm fares of the system. In buying Hull's
t'atsrrli I'nre he sure yon get the a-emilne.
It Is taken Internnlly and made In Toledo,
Ohio, by K. J. Cheney Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold br nrinrclMs. Prlee. 78c. per bottle.
Take Hill's K:imlly Pills for constipation.
Origin of tha Coolness.
Esmeralda I don't care much for auto
mobile riiliiijf. ,
Gwendolen I suppose not: the chauf
feur can't munnKc the machine with one
hand.
la a rineh, 1'aa Allen's Foot-Kaae.
A powder to shske Into yonr shoea. tt rests
tha feet. Cures Corns, Kuntons, Swollen,
Pore, Hot, Callous. Acblnir. Sweet Inn fet
and Inerowlnpr Nails. Allen's Koot-Iae
makes new or tlirht ahoea easy. Sold by all
DniKSlats snd Shoe Stores. 2!W. Snmple
Dialled KltKK. Addraaa All to 8. Olmitad.
U Hoy, N. X.
Mistaken Idea.
rhysician My dear fellow, you should
practice deep breathing.
Caller Crent snakes, doctor, I dot I"
work In a coal mine.
WE inl.1, fit' 9 AM Tit A PS CM RAP
A buy Kurs& Hides. Wriie for catalog 1i)j
N. W. Hide & I'ur Co, Minneapolis, Minn.
The fifth 'wrddiiiff anniversary is (In
"wooden" wedding: the tenth, "tin;" fif
teenth, "crystal ;" twenty-fifth, "silver;"
thirtieth, "pearl;" fiftieth, "golden;"
evnty-fil'th. "diamond."
Mrs. H'lnslow's Hoot hi nit "yrup for child
ren teething, sufleus the ruins, rednres In
flammation, alloya psln, cures wind colic.
25c a bottle.
Prospective Hoslness.
"I'll take your damage cane." snhl
the lawyer, helping to his feet the man
Just hit by an automobile,
"Thnnk. you," replied tho vIcM-n.
"I'm not much hurt, but I rccipuixeil
that measly chauffeur. He nmy have
n case fur ym h tcr." rhlladclph'.t
loilaer.
CI ssjsi1 isyaumsui i i ii naaaiasi.i ai ji n sum mm im nunssamisin up ilia sii sii i
-I'm if ' in i is sti'-i "ViT 1 1 ia -1 ititamnnfM ill1 ' "'''" kiiti ifci'ai u n
fmiml I'll' I mr
m
ALCOHOL 3 PER cv.N-e
AVcgelaWe Prrparailnn for As
s!rallaiin5i!tcFoo(faniIRcduta ling lite Suimodis aMikwTibof
OSS
Promolcs Ditiestionkf M
ness and RestXontalns ncHhtr
,-JV;,
Opium.Morprilnc norMiBcral.
Not Narcotic.
jilx.Sr.mi e
Maw Seri'
(ImlkJ Sl.tjrr
riirtryreiiZara".
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Aneyfecl Romcdv for ConsHju
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ncss aiidLoss opSeeep.
lutSimne Signature or .
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
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You could never hopo to
alioo than tho "Leailiir' I .ad
ance und fits the foot perfectly front the very first. Besides
til
bcini; atyllsli and comfortable,
wears r.iuch lonirer thuu most
mado that It lasts twice as long as the average shoe,
and will retain It3 6hape to tho end.
Wly buy inferior shoes whan, with the sama
tnoncy,you can get iho "LcadiiiB Ladyt" Your
dealer will mir"!y you; If rot, write to us.
Look for the Mayer Trado Murk on the sole.
FREE it you will aepd us the
nor nanuie Lisaoinir t-auy anuva, wo win anu jw 11 i'
paid, a beaut-hil pirture of Martha Washluatun, aiia lixM.
VVa also miJie llonoi bllt Slums, ManhaWa.hington Com
furt brutes, V erma uuauiuo
MilW 1 OIHMii
JiiW l. m a vmn nftftTl
MIL WAV kE.IViWlaCON SIN
mm
FADELESS DYES!
iit slsar 4 ya. ta I tt stcsti cslars ill Ifkati.
kasaUi-Sta la Vt,tlaak 4 Mu Calait.
Ikai
o
LlixirvfOenna
acts foatlyyot prompt
ly oc bowels, cleanses
tlie system ejjcctually,
nssists one noyorcomiti
habitual constipation
permanently. To get its
bene icial effects buy
the denmne.
Nonu jntturodi hy.tl)0
California
Ji Srciup Co.
SOLD BY HADING DRUCOSTl-WMfBanU
of Wheat Land
in Western Canada
WILL MAKE YOU RICH
.10 bunhls per acre hae been srown. General
Aferaire arentrr than in any other part of tht Con
tinent. Under New Herniations it 1 pnasibla t
Muren Homestead of I Mi acres Iree, and additional
luu acres at 9-1.U0 per acre.
"The development of the cmintrr hss
made marvellous strides. It ia a revela
tion, a rc rd itf conquest by settlement
that is remarkable." Kxtrart Irora car
nrwnondence ol a Natiunal Kdltor, who
visited Cunada in August last
The grain crop of I will n't many tarmara
fjn.00 to l!5.iie per acre. Uraln-rafciaa. Miami
Farming and Dairying are tha principal Indus
trie. Climate is excellent: Social Conditions tbo
o-M: Railway Advantages iniraunlled: Schauta,
churches and markets close at hand.
bands mav n!n lie purchased from Railway .
and Land Compans-.
r'OR "I.A8T HtiMT WHST"
pamphlets, maps and information as to
hiM to secure limest Railway Nates, apply
W. I). Scott, Superintendent ot Immigratiea,
Ottawa, Canada, or K. T. Holmes, in Jack-soa
SI., SI. rail), Minn, And I. K. Mat Lachlim. bos
Hi), W aterlinvn, .So. Dakota Autlioruau t,overu
nieitl .Aceuln.
l'laaaoaar alivra rnu aae this sdvsnlMment.
'ryu.mThcnipscQ'sEyaWalBf
MKMTIcjN T"a FAI'ia waaa warrua ra ,
PflCM
For TafnntB and Children.
Tho Kind You Kava
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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fid F'ltlam.
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i'it Un ne4 1st
CORUnCT SHOE FOR STYLE,
EASE AND GOOD WEAR
b-.iy a mora stylish or serviceable
v." It isrl'-lit uD-to-dato In appear
the
shoes.. It U so well
name of a dealer who demt
uoca ana specuu aieiu
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