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Our Catalogues are handsomely illustrated and contain
Samples of the loth fr6m which the clothing is made. They
are valuable to any one needing clothing: Through our mail
order department you willreceive the same courteous treatment
and excellent value for your money that you would get if you
called personally. All goods are shipped by express subject to
examination and approval, and if not satisfactory, may be re
turned at our expense. Catalogues are FREE. Put X in front
of Catalogues Desired. Sign name and address plainly.
Send Me the Catalogues Marked X Below
O Men's Suit catalogue
O Boys' Clothing catalogue
O Men's Overcoat catalogue
O Men's Furnishings catalogue
O Men's Odd pants catalogue
O Men's Work Clothes catalogue
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xnow that I am thinking about them,
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ne saia to an interviewer wno con
gratulated him on the brilliancy of his
latter days.
Dortzal, who took the great French
beauty prize, is quoted as giving this
talisman for rest: "I know how to
rest, even when I am talking. When
I am tired I don't try to get away, but
just rest where I am. I have learned
the secret. I stop talking for one
thing and so rest my face, my throat
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and my lungs. Then I rest my neck
l take the strain off my spine. You
can do this only by elevating your feet
Do not attempt to put them above your
head, nor on the table, nor even on
top of a chair. Just lift them and let
them rest on a high footstool. That is
the best way in the world to take the
strain off your spine. There are many
who say placing both feet on the floor
will rest the spine, but that is a mis
take. Lift your feet. Take the pull
off your spinal column. That is the
only way to get re3ted. Now. take the
strain off the back of your neck. Rest
your head against something. Don't
tip your head too far back. Don't turn
or twist your neck. Don't strain the
usual position. Don't attempt to rest
the head against anything that is un
steady. Have the pillow soft and yield
ing. Have Jt placed at a slight angle.
Rest your shoulder blades against
something firm and about the shape of
your back. Have the elbows supported.
And don't let the hands be cramped.
"These are my rules for resting. I
get into a comfortable position, and
then I am ready for anybody, be he
friend or foe or interviewer."
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2 EXTRA SPECIALS
FOR OUR MAIL ORDER PATRONS
iftt jf. A PAIR FOR LADIES'
5yO(C IMPORTED KID GLOVES
W W WORTH $1.50
Bend sample of any material and we'll send gloves
In shade to match, also In plain black or white; all
slates b to 8. KeRnlar 11.50 gloves for tOc; if not
entirely satisfactory we'U gladly refund the money.
rm ' each, LADIES' BLACK
0jJ(L MERCERIZED PETTI-V-W
COATS, WORTH $1.
Good qnalHy mercerized sateen, accordion pleated
and rn filed; especially well made, slues 40 to U. It
you don't consider this an excellent 11.00 value w
will gladly refund the money.
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PEOPLE'S STORE, Lincoln, Neb.
Reference: Columbia National Bank
neck muscles by getting Into an un
scnptions oniy.