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    THE OEM! WEEKLY TRIBUNE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
One Box Dodd's Kidney Pills
Relieves Mrs. Frey's Rheumatism
i'Ju.1? Frey ot Mars- I- "uttered
h,m-ionar J?.?'"8 wUh th0 RKonlos of
Kidney Pills and bought a box. Here Is
what she writes:
.'F0T Bf monh I had rheumatism. I
M2.BWeI1lntr or tho ,lmbs. stiffness In the
joints and cramps in tho muscloa. I suf
i J5i. greatly from backache My limbs
relt heavy, nnd I had a dragging- sensa
tion across my loins. I had a great deal
Jf pain In tho top of my head, was often
plxxy and had flashes of light and float
ing; specks before my eyes. I had heart
nutterlngs and could not sleep well. My
appetlto was fitful and I felt heavy and
leepy after moals. I suffered from short
ness of breath. After taking1 one box of
Dodd's Kidney PUIs I was much Im
proved." Mighty few people realize In time that
Kidney Trouble is making Its advances
upon tholr health. They put oft treat-jnent-they
say. "Oh, I'll bo all right In a
ay or two." And the malady tightens Its
trip. Result: Brlght's Disease, hospital
treatment, doctor's bllls-often death.
Nebraska Directory
Hooverize Tire Cost
Tires are constantly advancing in
prlae. It pays you to bare worn-out
tires rebuilt. We rebuild -with new
tread, repair weak parts and rcllne,
guaranteeing you n tire that will give
mileage of new tires nt halt tho cost.
To rebuild, 3" tires 88.25; 3H"I0.75!
4" $14.50; 4H" $18.25: 6" 820.50. Blow
out or rlmcut reDalrs onlr. nor nee.
Won, 3"tlre3.00;3J4"J3.60;4" $4.00; 4j" Jl.60,
(Sectional repairs guaranteed for life of tire. 4
Ane stoclcof tubes and rellnerscarrled In stock.
Bellners only, cemented In 3" tires $3.50; 3MM
ftl.00f 4" $4.60; 44" 65.50, 5" $0.00. We pay ex.
press or parcel post one way.
HART TIRE & RUBBER CO.
TlltS ItEBUILDEUS
718-20 So. 16th St. Omaha, Nebrj
MAGNUS0N X-RAY C(X .
390 Brandeis Theatre Blag., OMAHA
Brerythlng electrical for tho PHYSICIAN,
jDENTIST and HOSPITAL. Also X-Ray plates,
Urns and dark room supplies.
MONHEIT'S
PRACTICAL WIG AND
TOUPEE MAKERS '
pitabllshed 1890. Wo make everything In the Uno oi
Unmnn UalrOoods. Wrltoorcallforonrprlcolliti
BION1I BIT'S HAIR INDUSTRY
1511 Ilarney Stroot Ouinlia.Nob,
NEW TIRES
Special Low Prices VTlUle Thy Last.
II SOxl Ftreston each S 0.45
tf 30zlH Firestone N. 8., each 13.4S
If 10x3tt McGraw, plain, each 1.0
10 SOzSVi McOrnw. Non-Skld, each.. lt.4a
14 Mz2H Miller Non-Skld S. S each 1S.S3
11x4 Non-Skld MeQraw, each... IB. 3
11 31x4 Non-Skld McGraw, each... 19.6
Many other largrer sizes and makes at a
STet saving to you. These tires are all
bsw and of the best quality. Write us U
C?. We pay express charges.
BOYLAN TIKIS & RADIATOR REPAIR CO.
1514 DAVENPORT STRBKT,
TTIONE D. 1914. OMAHA, NKB.
THE PAXTON
HOTEL
Omaha. Nebraska
EUROPEAN PLAN
Booms from $1.00 up single, 75 cents up double.
CAFE PRICKS REASONABLE
P BEST BUYERS-SELLERS or cattle!
Uhogsasosheep STOCK YARDS-OMAHA
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Show tho pessimist a silver lining
and ho will tell you It is tho cloud
darkening the silver.
Chronio Constipation is as dangerous at
disagreeable Garfield Tea cures it. Adv.
Business is n mantlo that covers a
multitude of queer transactions.
1
For Constipation
Carter's Little
Liver Pills
will set you right
over night.
Purely Vegetable
Small Pill, Small Dote, Small Prico
Carter's Iron Pills
Will restore color to the faces of
those who lack Iron in the blood,
as most pale-faced people do.
. PARKER'S .
HAIR BALSAM
AtotUt preparation ot nurth
ITelpi to eradicate dandruff.
Forllcitoriog Color and
Beauty toGrarorFsded Hair.
too. and $1.00 at DrancUU.
FOR C0!iGi-SSAND COLDS
tako a prompt and effective remedf-ono
that acta quickljr and contains no opiates.
You can set such a remedy by ailclnr for
P ISO'S
W. N. U., OMAHA, NO. 6-1918.
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KITCHEN
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CABINC
Ho la a capital!:):
Who hath IiIh surplus well laid by
And doth Invest Ills all for gcod;
Whoso dividend returns aro suro and
high,
In bank of truth and brotherhood!
J. 11, Ayors.
GOOD THINGS IN SEASON.
A sandwich filling that Is unusunl
but good, Is Italian. Uoll n pound of
calf's liver until
tender, then while
hot rub It through
a sieve. Mcnsuro
and mix with it
three-fourths of Iho
amount of stuffed
olives finely chop
ped. Add salt, pep
per and mayon
naise to moisten and spread on but
tered or rye brend.
Tuna Tlmbales. Melt two table
spoonfuls of butter, add a fourth of a
cupful of bread crumbs nnd n cupful
of milk, cook five minutes, stirring con
stantly. Add n pound can of tunu fish,
flaked, two eggs slightly beaten, a tu
blespoonful each of chopped parsley
and lemon juice, a half tenspoonful of
celery salt, tho same of onion juice
nnd salt, nnd an eighth of n tenspoon
ful of pepper. Turn into buttered cus
tnrd cups nnd cook In water In n mod
erate oven. Serve with tomnto sauce.
Hot Chicken Sandwiches. Cook the
chicken until tender In plenty of wa
ter so there will be a good supply of
broth. Cool, remove tire meat from tho
bones and clip It Into bits with the
scissors. Put tho skin nnd giblets
except liver through the meat chopper
nnd mix the chicken with enough stock
to make tho mixture moist. Thicken
tho remnlnlng stock with one and n hnlf
tablespoonfuls of flour nnd cook un
til smooth, senson well with salt, pep
per and onion juice. For each serv
ing tnke two slices of brend place n
spoonful of the chicken on n slice, turn
over it another slice nnd dip n India
of gravy over It. Servo with potato.
This will servo 15.
Scalloped Peaches. Butter n bak
ing dish nnd cover tho bottom with
sliced penches, fresh or canned.
Sprinkle with buttered cracker crumbs
nnd repent until the dish is full, having
the crackers on top. Pour over the
Juice from the can or a sugar sirup,
If fresh fruit Is used, and bnko 45 min
utes In fresh fruit, 80 If canned
penches.
Other fruits, like pears, plums, npri
cots may bo used In this wny, add
ing ncld or sugar as needed to muke
the dish palatable.
"Conserve your food supply and win the
war,"
All of you have read tho words before.
But when you read thorn now remember
you
Have got your "llttlo bit" to do.
Good cheer la tho every day pres
cription that keeps the heart alive.
MORE GOOD THINGS.
A good winter relish to servo with
meat is :
Beet Relish. Tnke n
quart each of finely
chopped cooked beets,
nnd cabbage, add two
cupfuls of sugar, n cup
ful of finely chopped
celery nnd n cupful of
fresh grnted horserad
ish. Mix with cold vine
gar and seal.
Sweet Potato Pie.
Pure, boll nnd mnsh
three large sweet potatoes. Season
with solt and beat light. Line a ens
sorolo with pork sausage, put in the
pototocs, cover with sausage and bake
in a hot oven 30 minutes. Bake un
covered tho last ten minutes.
Macaroni With Kidney Beans.
Cook a cupful of macaroni until soft.
Heat a cupful Of milk and add to It n
tnblespoonful of butter and ono of flour
rubbed smooth, cook five minutes, then
add" a cupful of hot, strained tomato
and n pint of canned beans.
Lentils With Onions. Take n cup
ful of lentils soaked over night, cook
In two cupfuls of vnter with n stalk
of celery, a sliced carrot and two
sprigs of parsley. Bemovo the sea
soning and rub through a sieve, stir In
a cupful of onion puree, a cupful of
soft brend crumbs, salt and pepper to
taste mid one beaten egg to bind the
mixture. Form into cones with flour
ed hands and chill for nn hour. Then
dip in egg, crumbs and fry In deep
fat. Serve garnished with wnter
cress.
Onion Loaf. Put n cupful nnd n
quarter of nuts through n meat chop
per. Moisten the soft part of n lonf
of bread which has been finked, add
the nuts, a tenspoonful of mixed
.herbs, a half tenspoonful of suit, n
dash of paprlku and n cupful of finely
chopped onion, mix with two tnblo
ispoonfuls of butter nnd half n cupful
of crenm. Work with tho hands Into
n loaf, put into a buttered pan nnd
bake ono hour basting with butter nnd
servo hot with cream eauco.
Corn Parker House Rolls.
Tako ono nnd a fourth cupfuls of
flour, three-fourths of n cupfuj of corn
men!, two tablespoonfuls of baking
powder, ono-hnlf tenspoonful of snlt
nnd a tablospoonful of sugnr, tho same
of shortening, ono beaten egg and ono-
hnlf cupful or muir. lion out n nun
Inch thick, cut and fold. Bnko twenty
minutes.
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It Is certain tlint thr-ro Is not onoutih
wheat, corn or rice In tho world to lot
ono bit ho wosied In any way which
wo can avoid or control.-II. I 'cover.
THE DAILY PRODLEM.
Whnt shall wo have for dinner? H
till (lllllV lirillllnill mill lillv nlila (nll'OPil
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helping to solve the pvob
lem are always welcome
Pea Griddle Cakes.
Soak two cupftils t.l
dried peas over night nnij
cook the next day until
sort and will pits,
through n
tho water
sieve. Keep
to use for
soup stock!
sauces
or
Beat two eggs, add the
yollts to the puree, with
ti cupful of milk, half cupful of barley
Hour, u tnblespoonful of drippings, u
half tenspoonful of salt, and a tea
spoonful and n hnlf of baking powder
Then fold the whites of the eggs ami
bake on n hot griddle. Serve as n veg
etuble or as n meat substitute.
Fruit Pudding. Slice two quarts ol
npples, mensuro ono nnd n half cup
fills of sugar, half a cupful of water,
three tablespoonfuls of butter, n third
of n nutmeg grated, seven slices ol
bread. Butter tho bread and soak Ir,
tho cold water until soft. Place It hi
tho bottom of n linking dish, spremj
over It half of the apple and sprinkle
with hnlf of tho sugar and nutmeg. He
pent, pour In wnter by the spoonful,
cover with a plate, and bake very slow'
ly two nnd one-half hours. Servo hoj
or cold. Lemon sauce goes well with
this pudding.
Kedgeree. Take equal pnrts of fish
and rice, for ono cupful of rlco tnke
two hard-cooked eggs, one tenspoonful
of curry powder, two tablespoonfuls of
butter, n half a tnblespoonful of cream
snlt, pepper nnd cnyenne to tnstc. l'u
the shredded fish, cooked rice, butter
nnd white of eggs, cut fine, crenm nnd
seasoning in a dish, and toss over tho
fire until hot. Rub tho yolks of tho
eggs through n sieve, sprinkle with tho
curry, nnd servo hot. Boiled snmp, or
coarse hominy Is very palatable. Soak
It over night, simmer gently nil day,
adding wnter ns needed. Just beforo
serving add butter, cream nnd senson
Ing of, salt nnd serve hot.
Codfish Pie. Tnke one cupful of
shredded mashed potntoes, two eggs, n
hnlf cupful of milk, mix well, add ono
beaten egg. Put Into a shnllow baking
dish, sprend with the other egg benten
lightly, then cover with buttered
.crumbs, unite in a quick oven. , sup;
onto n chop dish nnd servo with n garJ
ulsh of parsley.
Ennui la simply belnu tired of doing
nothing', and bolng too tlrod to do any
thing elso.
COMMON VEGETABLES.
We do not tiro of tho daily potato,
hut wo do weary of the vegetable
served In tho samo
wny. Tills is true
of nil of the other
common vegetables.
They nre served
too often in the
snme old way. Try
boiling them for 10
or 15 minutes with
tho skins on, then
peel nnd put Into tho oven to bake.
Every bit of such a potato will bo
eaten. This method mny be vniied
by bnstlng them with any sweet fat
while bnklng, of course having them iu
a pan In cither case.
Beets when young nnd tender, tho
size of n walnut, nro delicious with
butter, pepper and salt, with a dash
of lemon julco or vinegar. When
good sized they may bo cooked,
scooped out nnd used as receptacles
for chopped snlad of any kind. Place
on a lettuce leaf or In n nest of
shredded lettuce nnd servo with n good
salad dressing. Tills is a most whole-,
some and nttrnctivq snlad.
Turnips mny nlso he cooked and
used as cups for n hot vegetable or
salad filled with erenmed enrrota or
potatoes nnd tjitid ns n garnish for
ment they uJl tnste good an appeal
to tho eye.
Carrots aro very nice boiled tender
and served with green peas; season
with butter, pepper nnd salt and tvlth'
n dash of sugnr. Sliced carrots aro
good boiled until tender nnd theft nl
lowed to simmer In u little sweet fat
with u spoonful or two of shredded
onion; salt nnd pepper to tnste, then'
served around chops or stow. '
Swiss chard should bo a standby
during the growing senson, nnd cnnnoif
for the months when it ennnot bd
grown. Tnke the white stalks, cook
and servo Jn n well-sensoned whlto
snuce, or mix with celery for n salad.'
Tho greens uro treated In vnrlous wnys
molded nnd served ns a snlad or hot
with chopped, cooked egg. Tho stalks
may bo cooked nnd servo ns asparagus
kor in n lemon ring or n beet ring ns n
snlad. trench or mnyonnnlso dressing
Is appropriate for this vegetable.
Corn ns pudding, corn with tomn,
toes ns nn escnlloped dish, stuffed
green peppers, nil lend themselves tq
nn endless variety of dishes.
Cooked beets shoo stringed cr Intj
tlced, using tho handy little cutter,
will mnko a pretty salad all by them
selves If chilled nnd served In lettucq
nests.
FOOD CONTROLLEri OF
III
Food Production Should Bo In
creased at All Cost.
In his letter to the public on tbt
1st of Jnnunry, lion. W. J. Hnnna, Can
nun's Food Controller, says:
"Authoritative iuformatlon hna
reached mo that food shortage In Ku
rope Is terribly real, .and only tho
sternest resolve on the part of the pro
duccrs, nnd equally stern economies on
tho pnrt of nil ns consumers, enn pos
sibly save tho situation.
"Franco Inst year had a crop be
tween one-third nnd ouc-hnlf that of
a normal year. Women did the work
of draught animals In a determined
effort to mnke the Impoverished soli
of Frnnco produce every possible otinco
of food. They now look to us to mnko
up their deficiency of essential sup
plies,
"Tho harvest In Italy was far below
normal and will require much larger
supplies to feed her people until next
hnrvest.
"It Is Imposslblo for tho nllles to
sparo mnny enrgo carriers to transport
foodstuff from India, Australia, New
Zealand nnd even tho Argentine Itcpub
,llc. This means that the nil led nations
aro practically dependent upon North
Amerlcn to supply them with tho food
.which must bo forthcoming If terrlblq
surrerlng is to be nvolded nnd the tight
lng efficiency of tho armies maintained,
"On December 1, the United States',
had not n single bushel of wheat for
export, after nllownnce was mnde for
domestic requirements on the basis of
normnl consumption, nnd tho United
Stntcs Food Administration Is endcnvJ
orlng to bring about n reduction of 20
per cent In homo consumption of wheat
and flour. This would release 100,000,-
000 bushels for export, but the Allies
will rcqulro nenrly five times thnt
amount before the 1018 hnrvest.
Cnnpda Is tho only country In th
World, prnctlcnlly accessible to tho Ali
lies under present conditions of shlp
ping shortage, which has nn nctunl cx
portablo surplus of wheat after allowJ
nnce for normnl homo requirements
The surplus today Is not more thnn
110,000,000 bushels. A reduction of 20
er cent In our normnl consumption
would snvo nn nddltlonnl 10,000,000
bushels for export. The outlook for,
production of food stuffs in Kuropo
next year Is distinctly unfnvornble. (
"Such la tho situation grave beyond
.anything thnt wo thought possible a'
iew muiuiis ago. unless our peopio
arc aroused to a realization of whnt
tho world shortage means to us, to our
soldiers and to our Allies, and of tho
terrlblo possibilities which It cntntls)
disaster Is inevitable.
"Production, too, must bo Increased
to the greatest possible extent. Pres
ent war conditions demnnd extrnordlJ
nary efforts, and every mnn, womun
boy or girl who enn produce food has
a national duty to do so. i
"I am confident that when tho peopio
of this country reallzo that tho food
situation is of utmost gravity they will
willingly adjust themselves to tho nJ
cessltles of the case and make what-J
ever sacrifices may bo required. Tho
call which Is mado upon them Is In
tho name of the Canadian soldiers at
tho front, the nllled armies, nnd tho
civilian populations of tho allied ua
tions who have already made food sac-J
rlflces to an extent llttlo realized by
tho peopio of this country."
Hero is nn appeal made by a mun,1
upon whom rests tho great responsible
ity of assisting In providing food for
the allies and the soldiers at the front,
who nro lighting tho battles In mud
nnd blood. It cannot lie ignored. At
homo wo nro living in luxury nnd ex
travagance Inclined to idleness nnd for
gotfulness. This must cense. Wo must
save and produce. )ur lands must ho
tilled no matter wncro it may Go, fri
Canadn or the United States, It Is
our duty to cultlvnTc. Splendid oppor
tunities In the United States nro open
fof further cultivation of lands. WestJ
crn Canada also offers opportunities In
high producing lands nt low prices.
Pqcido for yourself where you can do
tho most good, on Innd In tho United
Stntcs or in Canada, nnd get to work,
quickly. Advertisement.
His Choice. "
"Is he mnklng nny special claim fol
exemption?" J
"No. Says he'd rather die In hattU
than live tho rest of Ills life as a liar."
Important to Mothers
Ernmlno cnrefully every bottlo ol
OASTOBIA. that famous old rmr.d
for Infants and children, and seo that l(
rtnnra ihn
Signature Uffi&&kz
in use ior uvcr uu xenrs.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoril
Ice In a Mine.
Ico that formed In tho winters oi
tho. sixties nnd seventies. Is liel nir tinl
COVnrorl hv nnn nnmrmnlna nt n..l.
' - tt ' " vu..iM.ii.u lib UUfelV
ton, Pn., In running tho culm bunks'
of tho region through the breakers to
meet tho demnnd for antliraclto cre
ated by tho war. Boston Globe.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets nro best for II yor.
bowels nnd stomach. Ono llttlo Pellet
lor a laxative, thrco for a cathurtlc Ad.
WOO tO UlO DOllflrlnn wllncn nm-im
has becomo affected.
German women must imv s.'tnn n
pair for woolen stockings.
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
No Smarting JnitHra Comfort. M cent at
UrnirgUti or malL Writ for Ifraa lire Hoot!
HUIUNH ESK IUBIUO) CO., CmOAQU
GANADA GIVES WARNING
ROAD '
WLDING
SAFETY FACTOR IN CONCRETE
Aid Traveler at Nlnht to Keep Road
and Glaring Reflections of Sur
face Are Mlpslng.
Any hard road Is good, any perma
nent typo concrete, brick, nsphaltuin
Is better. Each Individual ndvocato
has his own favorable argument, so
Uio concrete than says, with a good
deal of truth, that "not only do con
crete ronda linnnonlzo with natural
surroundings, niwl blend with objects
In tho lnndscape, but their light-colored
surfnecs aid tho traveler nt night to
keep to tho road. Slnco tho top of a
concrcto pavement presents a sniidy
nnd gritty surfnee, there nro no glar
ing reflections of sunlight nor mirror
like effects, ns nro found with mnny
other types of surfnc?a when worn
smooth or when wot.
"Dnrk-colorcd roads, merging Into
tho grass nnd foliage nt tho roadside
at night, aro Indistinct, and there Is n
likelihood of accidents nt curves,
whereas tho light-colored surface Is
distinct from the sides of tho rond.
Under motor traffic tho concreto rond
wny offers nn clement of snfoty, ns no
matter how dark tho night tho clean,
firm, light, nonskid surfneo Is clearly
defined to view."
ROAD DRAG MADE EFFECTIVE
Directions Qlven for Constructing Im
plement Weighing About 200
Pounds for Dirt Road.
In response to n query as to the
construction of n cheap, but effective
road drag the following directions nro
given :
Tnko two plnnks each ten feet long,
two inches thick nnd twelve inches
wide, rounding both ends of one edgo
In a mnnner similar to tho run
ners in n sled. Tho two plnnka aro
then placed on edgo nnd connected on
the top by two plnnks six feet long,
thus mnklng n sled ten feet long and
six feet wide.
Tho two runners nro ngnln connect
ed by two plnnks two Inches thick nnd
twelve Inches wide. These plnnks nro
set on edge, tho samo ns the runners,
nnd nt nn nnglo of about 45 degrees to
tho runners, ns follows:
On tho right sldo of tho drag start
tho diagonal plank 12 Inches back of
tho front, nnd connect with tho op
posite runner (which will be tho left
side), 5 feet back of tho front runner;
then hnvo another plank of the samo
Efficient Road Drag.
dimensions exnetly 4 feet back of tho
front diagonal plank. Bo euro to ranko
nn opening in tho runners on tho left
side, Immediately In front of ench
diagonal plnnk, tho opening to be nbout
C Inches high and 24 Inches long. In
order to mnko tho drag solid nnd well
braced run a 2 by 12 Inch plnnk ding
onnlly ncross tho top, opposlto tha
plnnks which servo ns n drag.
Have nn Iron shoo nbout onc-qunrter
Inch thick nnd 8 Inches wide on tho
front of tho two dragging plnnks, tho
bottom of tho Iron shoo to bo one-half
Inch below tho runner on tho right
side nnd exuetly even with tho runner
on the loft side.
Large holes should bo bored In
front ends of tho runners In which
to attach tho ropo or chain to pull tho
drag. It Is well to hitch tho horsoH ns
close as possible. The total weight of
tho drag, under theso specifications, Is
about 200 pounds nnd nn ordlnnry tenm
can pull It on n dirt road, with n heavy
man on, with less effort than nny other
drag of the snme dimensions on tho
mnrket nnd It will bo found thnt this
rond lovoler will do far better work
than n split-log or metal drag.
PLAN COAST-MIDLAND TRAIL
Promoters Propose Route From San
Francisco to Washington, Via
Denver to St. Louis.
Tho Midland trail, a highway to ex
tend from Snn Francisco to Washing
ton, D. 0 is tho lntest piece of mod
ern rondway to cross tho continent.
Officials of tho executive commltteo
named by tho promoters have circu
lated n communication, with n map,
showing tho states, cities and towns
thnt will bo traversed by tho now
rond. Leaving San Francisco, it will
como to Salt Lako City, St. Louis,
Louisville, Lexington, Winchester, Ash-
Hand, ITuntlngton, Charleston, Rich
mond nnd on to Wn8nlnBton'
Peach-Treo Borer.
Tho pcach-trco borer is a most de
structive Insect when nllowcd to in
crease for a fow years without moles
tation.
Like Buttermilk Bejr,
After a calf leunwi to drink butter
milk it docs not enro for tho Bweet
milk.
Plenty of Mite Powder.
Don't let your supply of Insect pow
der run short. Uso It regularly and
liberally.
"CAT1
Skinners
'X THE BEST
GARGET ? CAKED HDD El ta COWS
ran b oTeroorns br feeding cow tool
to purlfj toe blood and appllM
Dr. David Roberta
BADGER BALM It?
A toothing and heallDf ointment
Kxcellent for fore teaU and la
flamed uddera. head the Practical
llnniA VAturtnkPlBn. tm
free booklet on AiionTtoM lit OOwa,
tf. Oarld lokirts'Tit. Co., 100 Grisa Aritut, WwkHka, WIfc
Inadvertent Boasting.
"Do you bcllcvo In heredity?"
"Of course I do," replied tho gentle
egotist. "Why, I'vo got ono of the
brightest boys you ever saw."
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.
To half pint of water add 1 oz. Bm
Rum, a small box of Barbo Compound,
and 4 oz. of glycerine. Any druggist can
put this up or you can mix it at home at
ycry littlo cost. Full directions for mak
ing and uso como in each box of Barbo
Compound. It will gradually darken
streaked, faded gray hair, and make it soft
and glossy. It will not color the scalp, is not
sticky or greasy, and docs not tub off. Adv.
The Era of Censorship.
"A llttlo kuowledgo Is n dangerous
thing," exclaimed tho man who quotes.
"Possibly," replied Senator Sorghum.
"A great deal Just now depends on how
you got j'our Information and what yon
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"Cold fn the Head"
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Repeated attacks of Acuto Catarrh may
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OLD-FASHIONED WIFE BEST
Nat Goodwin, Who Has Had Experi
ence, Furnishes Specifications
for the Ideal Woman.
Tho business of being a woman would
bo very simple, Nnt Goodwin believes,
If wo took a tip from Mrs. Antedilu
vian Ancestor. That lady mado tho
family cave a magnet. Within lta
walls her master never know boredom.
Fow neighbors could coax him forth,
even for a gnmo of skullhones. nia
mnto served him with beauty, wit, wis
dom, comfort and what not. Every,
replica of his imago was trained to
ndd to tho household Interest. In
short, Mr. Ancestor had n "home."
"That Is nil mnn wants today," Mr.
Goodwin says, "That is what ho means
when ho clnmors for 'tho old-fashioned
womnn.'
"It bores mo to tenrs to tnlk of mat
rimony," Mr. Goodwin ndded.
"My nttltudo Is thnt of u confirmed
pptimlst. My own record proves thnt
hope conquers experience.
"I am very old-fashioned In my
ideas, if I havo nny. I think n woman
ought to do everything sho can to
jiiako herself beautiful and Intelligent,
useful nnd Interesting, nnd then mnko
Jicrself subservient to her home. That
fs what my. mother did. I got both my
Ideal and my optimism from her."
A Kitchen Paradox.
"Your cook Is certainly a raro one."
"Yet everything sho does Is well
done." .
Montnnn will cxpan
ia wh
heat-grow
Ing nren In tho spring,
ML
Unlike
other cereals
Grape-Nuts
requires only about
half the ordinary qua
tviiiy of milk or cream
Likewise because of
its natural sweetness
it requires no suar.
Grape-Nuts the
ready cooked food,
is an all-round saven
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