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The New Bridal Fan.
At n recent New 1"orlt society wed.
og n decided novelty wes In evi.
ence. Instead ot the orthodox bou.
uet ot orange blossoms or whlto nnd
liver pra'er boolr , the brldo cnrrled
n fan of costly lOlnt lace , which was
attached to her wrist by mean ot n
narrow whlto satin ribbon. Her long
nnd narrow point nppllquo veil wns
so arranged os to conceal lIttle ot her
hall' . 'rho to1 wn twisted In n loose
fold , which WDS nrrnnged In two loops ,
ono much lower thnn t110 other , at the
aldo ot her moderntely high coiffure.
A very long and full spray of orange
blossoms was fastened at the left or
the tulle loops nnd trailed almost to
her shoulder. A still larger spmy wno
used on the corsage.
A Smart Storm Coat.
Rain cents I111ve become so general
.9 to bo countlcd Dmong the necessl-
t tics of Ufe. This one Is smart nt the
Barno time that It serves Its purpose
, \ well and Is suited to nIl the many wnt-
I crproot materIals In vogue. As shown ,
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. enette stitched , and is trimmed wth !
I . straps of the same held by bone but-
tons. 'rho coat ! s loose nnd ample !
nt the sarno tlmo that it is shapely
i. nnd Includes sleeves that can be
. . ; r'f' ' . slipped on aud off with ease. ' 1' he
shoulder capo means warmth as well
ns style nnd the fitter collar provdes !
If b.1th comfort and protection. To malte
I the coat for a woman of medium size
, will bo required 5 * ) 'ards H or 5
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yards [ j : ! Inches wide. A l\tn ) ' Manton
pattern No. 4541 , sizes 32 to 40. will
bo mallClI to any address on receipt
of ten cents.
HoU.ewlfcly Hlnt3.
Rub light gloves with fine bread
crumhs nfter each time of wearing. If
you allow them to get very dirt ) . , homo
cleaning Is seldom a succeS9 ; but
treated in this way the ) ' will look
nlco for qulto a long time.
Ir lace Is Ironed dlrectl ) ' after wash.
lng , first tltuler a cloth , finlhlng ! ! off
with nothing l.HJtween It nnd the Iron ,
there Is no need to starch It. Ironing
whllo wet glveg It just the right
nmount of stiffness.
After baIting n caIto stand the tin
directly ) 'ou talw It fronl the oven
on a cloth which has been wrung out
of hot water. Leave n few minutes ,
and then turn out. The caItO w1l1
como out without an ) ' trouble.
When furnishing use the same pat.
tern carpet In nll hell rooms ; then ,
when the carpets begin to wear , or
) 'ou mo\'o to nnother house , tHe best
pnrt of ono or two can bo joined to.
gether , and w1l1 mnlto qUite a IJresent.
nblo cnrpet.
Incxpenslve Bath ROJes. :
Pretty wash flannels 111 plnlt or blue
nro just the tlilng .lor bath gowns.
'l'hOY nre warm anI ! comfortable for
room wear nnd save a more elahorato
gown , sa's the Phllndelpltlta Bulletin.
Fer ORe of nverago height six yards is
enough , and as the ) ' need no trimming
the cost of the gown Is trlfilng. Cut
In three widths , ono In bacle or two
In front ; hem , anll mount on n 110ublo
yolte. finlhlng ! ! the neck wnh [ l wldo
turnover collar. Gnther the full
seeves into [ l wristband , and stitch
horns , cuffs and collar. Put n big
square outside pocltet on the left
front , and fasten the gamwnt with
pearl buttons.
Te. . Punch.
Malte 11. strong Infusion of tea , pour.
Ing a quart of boiling watel' over a
tablespoonful of Ceylon or English
urealtfast tea and letting It stnnd un-
m cold. Strain anl1 add to the follow.
lowing mixture : The juice of three
lemons and the juice of three oranges ,
the pulp anll juco ! of 11. shredded pne- !
apples and ono llnt ! of sugar. When
the sugar Is entirel ) . dissolved add
one quart apolllnaris and ono box
fresh strawberries or raspberries ,
used whole. Pour over n bloclt of ice
In the punch bowl. A cupful of claret
and a t blespoonful of curacoa may be
added It desired.
Contre La Migraine.
A delightful essence to Inhale when
sulTering from headache Is composed
at ono drachm of 011 of lavender , no
ouneo lump camphor , three ounces liquid -
quid ammonia and one pint alcohol.
Dissolve nnd bottle. Nervous head.
aches are often relloved by appl'lng
towels wrung out of hot water to the
face and head , Use as hot watcr as
can be borne.
Milliners' Ban on the Veil.
It w111 not do for the pretty grl ! to
hide her passe hat under an accumula.
tlon of gauze veilings any longer. The
m1l11ners have found her out. In convention -
vention asscmbled the ) ' have de.
nounced the veil anl ( jeered at the
woman who wears It. It gives too
I much opportunity to economical wom.
en to look smart at a trlfilng expense
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Simple waists with l1eep ) 'olro cal.
lars are greatl ) ' IIteli ! for homo after.
noon wear both with matching and
, contrasting slth.ts. This ono is made
of reseda crepe albatross and Is
trimmed with fanc ) ' black brnld nnd
I c .rved gold buttons. 'rho nnrrow
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plastron front , for ed b ) ' the exton.
slons of the ) 'oltc , Is peculiarly sloInrt
amI the drooping shoulder IIno markE
the latest designs. A May MautoJ :
pattern. 4557 , sizes 32 to 40 , w1l1 b (
mailed to any adl1ress on receipt 01
ten cents.
to suit the ether women who live by
the ha s thl' ' sell. Mme. Hunt , nn of.
fic'r ! of the National M1I1lners' association -
ciation , sa's : "It 18 a dangerous
fashion , n at 'lo which puts money In
the IlOcltets of thc veil maleers but
taltes It out of ours. l\Ian ' women
conceal old hats under flurry mosses
of hrown volllng and then forego the
pleasures of a now hat. Wo must ox.
110SO this practice. "
Princess Wrapper.
No other garment ) 'et devlsel'
meanA the comfort nnd relaxation ot
the well.mado morning gown. This
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456 [ ; Princess WrRppor , 3Z to 42 bUilt.
-Design byIay Manton.
excellent model Is well nl1aptcd to Its
use and Is suted ! to many materials.
It also can bo made either high or
with n square neck. As Illustrated It
Is made of blue chnlllo dotted with
black , the yolec being of ecru lace and
the trimming black and whlto braid.
The wrapper combines 10 so fronts
with [ l fltted bacl" but is made over a
fitted front lining that 'means perfect
neatness. The pointed yolto with the
sleeve caps give the breadth of shaul- ! .
del' that Is so fahlonable : , but the
square : rolto cnn bo substituted nnd
the sleeve caps omitted If preferred.
To malte the wrapper for a woman
of medium slzo will be required 11Y.s
yards 27 or 7 yards 44 inches wide.
with Y.s yard of all-over Ince. A 1\Iay
1\Ianton pnttern No. 4565 , szes ! 32 to
42. will be mailed to nny address on
receipt of ten cents.
Heavy whto ! stltchlngs are nlwa's
smart on blacl , .
Fur scurfs are broader and longer
than last year.
Shirrings form glrdlo effects on
many pretty froclts.
White and palo colored zlbellnes aroused
used for dressy gowns.
The nverago woman loolS best In a
fine net veil without spots.
Have two or three sets of lingerie
sleeve rumes for the ono gown.
Insect forms of jewcled gunmetal
are worn at corsage and In coiffure.
afety lies halfway between a droop.
Ing blouse and a tlght.fittlng bodco. !
Yolte and sleeves of gold net add a
rich finish to the white evening gown.
1\111'1'01' velvets arc the lightest and
best fitted for tucldng and shirring
conccIts.
Most women are at their best in the
l1alnty fiuff ) " things they call "home
gowns. "
For the street there Is the cent and
sltlrt costume or navy blue velvet In
walltlng length.
To Cook Prunes.
Wh n prunes are served they should
fall apart tram the stones and be very
tendoI' . In order that the prunes
6houll1 reach the perfection of tender-
neSA It Is bettor to soalr them In cold
water for twonty.four hoUl's heforo
cooltlng. First the ) ' I5hould bo wnshIJd
thoroughly In Rcaldlng water ; then
put to soale. After the soaltlng they
may be balled with sugar-not too
much-or they may bo sealed a sec.
and twenty.four hours In mille and then
served with honey. Hone ) ' Is alwa's
better with cream than sUlar Is.
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Renders ot thlR paper ean 6eeure I'Iny ' May
Manton pattern lIlustratod abo\'o by filllnlro\lt
all blanks In ooupon , an(1 mmllnA' , with 10 ceutH ,
to E. l , Harrison & Co. . 6S Plymouth Pace : , Chi.
ca"o. Pattern wUl be mailed promptJy.
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8Iate. . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Ale ( It ohlld'lI or mlss's pattern ) . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Write palnly. ] 1.1\1 \ out all blankR. } : nGo < O ! ;
I Co. Mall to F. . E. lIalflson & Co. , MPlymoutll
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PE = RU = NA PROTECTS TUE I ITTLE ONES
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Against Winter Catara'h in Its Many
Phases. r
Neglected Colds in Children 1
Often ring Disastrous I
Results ,
I'erl1na should be kt'pt In the
house nil the lime.
Pcruna should be kept in e\'cry
bouse where there are childrcn.
Don't wait until the child is sick
then send to n drug storc. Have Pe-
runa on hand-accept no substitute
Pe-ru-n : , Protects the Entlra
Household Aialnst Catnrrhsl
Dlsease.5.
As soon ns Iho'nlue of Peru no is
fully apprec1ated by every hous I
hold , both as a prc\'cntive and cure I
of catarrhal . .aections , tcns of' '
thousands of Ih'cs will be savcd , '
and hundreds of thousmds : of
chronic , lingering cases of disea.'Io
prevented. Peruna is a household
safeguard.
The FREE Homestead
LANDS OF
Western
Canada
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Millions ot acres ot mn nlfjcent Grain and Gray--
1111 : lanel to be had as n tref ! lft. orI , . pllrchase
from Hallway Companle" Lanel'Coq > oratiolls. etc.
THE GREAT ATTRACTIONS
00011 Cropll. 1I01lJhtful clhnnto , al'llImUd
achoo1 8yI10111. perfert Horlal conditions.
exrolltounl ! mUwny 11Ih'l\l\tnloH.llllll wealth
null unJllcnce nCIJlltrml t'ltHUy.
The populntion atVeslern Cnnnda Increased
121i.OOO b } ImmlllIllou durhll : the I'ast year. oyer'
50.000 beina Americans.
\Vr le to nearest aathorlzcd Canadian Govermcnt
Aacnl tor Canaellall Allns anel other Intorrlllltlon-
( or adelress SIIPt , of Jmmiarntion.OttllwaCannela- )
W. V. Dennctt , IjOl New York Lila lluildinr.
Omaha , Neb.
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Apology may he mal10 In fear , but
honest men allologlze In deference to
their honor.
The boot nnel shoo Gellor doesn't
object to slippery customers.
StOpA the Cough ami
'VorlcH Oft' the Colli
Laxntho DrolUoQulnno'l'nbots. ! ! Prlce25c.
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'Vhen [ l wonmn finds her fall su
cupl1cated on another woman she
condemns herself for lacle of jUdg-
ment.
To some mon lulvancIng years ndd
mental as well us ph"slcal sraccs.
It ou wish beautiful , clearl whlto clothes
nae Hell Cro'ls llall muo. LargoJ : oz.
package , Ii eentl ! .
Women usually think they know .
great Ileal about the peculiarities of
cen.
The female dancing team Is com.
posed of step "sisters. "
It ) 'ou . don't get the biggest nnd I I
best It.s your own fnult. Defiance :
Starch Is for aale everywhf > rc and
there Is posltlvoly nothing to equal
It In quality or quantity.
Money In the poclrct wHi malto more
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friends than money on the baelr.
People who cannot forglvo them. i
selves 11.1'0 . seed IJeOllle. . . ;
D'o Is us easy fiS washln when
PUTNA I FADI LESS DYES nre
uHed.
"Keop on tl.o . Sunny Slllo" 18n't thong
ng for a woman who la forty In thb
rrhade.
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People with clinging dlBposltion do
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Yenu.
Mr. Albe = t Lietzman , 1596 Milwaukee
Avenue. Chicago , III. , writes :
"I am only too glad to inform you that I
am feeling splendid and have never felt
bc.tter in my Iifc. Through the advice oC a
friend I tried Pcruna , and am glad to say
it cured mo to perfection. I began to tell n
friend about l'eruna the other day anl1 I
had no sooner commenced than he lold me
his folks have leept Peruna in the house for
the last five ) 'ears. I am sure I wouldn't
be without it. Mother also uses it to keep I
herself in good health. "
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"In the enrly pnrt ollnot J' ar I wrote to J'OU lor advice lor
llil " mv dnughtcr Allcc , lour ycnrs of DgC. Sirc IIns bcen a puny ,
slcklJ' , a/llng e/lIld since her blrtll. She Ilad convulsions nnd
> catsrrhnl fevers. I wnsl1'aJ'8 doctoring UlItII wccommcnccd
to use /.crulllJ. Sllc grew strong : : nd wcll. Pcrunn Is won-
der/Ill tOIl Ie ; tlrc bClt medlelne I hn'e ct'cr used.
"I wns III n t'crJ' wrete/ed condition W/lcn I commcnccd to
tnkc P run : ' . 1 Irnd CIllllrrl , nil through my whole bed ) ' , but
tllan" Oed , J'our medicine set mo all rlgl1t. lwoula not have
/fny other medIcine.
" /'crUlll1 cured my hnby boy of Q "cry bad srIcll 01 cold and
Ict'cr. 110 Is Q big I1cnltlry boy Ilf/ccn months old. I have
glt'cn hIm Perrma off and on since 110 wnll born. I think tllnt
Is t"hy lIe Is so Wt/I. I cannot praIse Pcrunn cnougl1. IVe
Irat.c not had a doctor since we bcgan to use Poruna-nll
praise to It.Mrs , Sellnfcr.
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80 Sure to Have PC-rla-na on tlnnd
Durln the Inclement Months of
Fall nnd Winter.
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Croup , cnpillary bronchitis , and arlicu-
lar rheumatism are the special bancs of
childhood. These all alike resul : from
catching cold.
Ono child catches cold and scares its
mother into hystcrics by having croup in
the l1ead of niht. !
Another child catches C9111 , develops a
slubborn cough that wilt not yield to onli-
nary remedies. The parents arc filled
with forbodings.
Still another child catchcs cold and develops -
velops that most fatal mnlady of childhood ,
capillary bronchitis. 'rhc doctor is called ,
pronounces the case pneumonia , and if the
child is lncky enough to li\'o it has devel.
oped weak lungs from which it tU& ) ' never
recover.
And yet another child catchcs collI and
articular rhcumatlsm is the rcsult. Anklcs.
knees , wrists and elbows bccomo suddenly
swollen and painful. A long disastrous illness -
ness follows. The child may live and bc-
come convalcsccnt , a mi5crahlo invalid of
\'avular ! disease of lhe heart. All thcso
mishaps ara the direct result oC ncglected
cold. Peruna is the sarC ! uard oC the fam.
iI ) ' . I [ a child catches cold , l'cruna should
bo uscd immcdiatel ) ' .
.A few doscs oC PcruM nnt ! a child's cold
is Rone. The apprehension of tho' parcnts
fice away. 'rile household is fee from
fear once more.
I [ rou do not receive prompt and satis-
fnclory tesults from the use oC Peruna write
at once 10 Dr. Hartman , giving 0 full'state-
ment oC ) 'our casc , and he will bo pleased
10 gh'e ) ' 011 Ius valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman , Prcsidcnt oC The
Hariman Sanitarium , Columbus , Ohio.
Ask - Your Druggist for free Pe = ru = na Almanac for 1904 II
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GET A-GRASP
ON OUR TRADE MARIO ,
( jET TO KNOW IT WttEN YOU SEE iT
AND TtIEN NEVER BUY STARCH WITitOur rr :
DEFIANCE ST A CIt IS WITHOUT EQUAL' IT IS GOOD.
IT IS ETTErt. IT IS THE BEST AND Mo e OF IT fO m.
CENTS TI1AN ANY artiER S1 ARCI1. IT WilL NOT ROT TliE ,
CLOTHES. YOUR . I OCE . 11M IT O Will ( jET IT If YOU
ASK fOR IT. n n' II .
SATISFACTION O MONEY BAC ! ( . '
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The DEFIANCE STARCH CO. ,
OMAHA. NEB.
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' } 'ho man or vindictive spirit rarely
I showll lasting feeling of friendship.
Men wbo are not In the business for
their he th will soon need n Iloetor.
Some meu are so shallow that there
Is nothing deep about them except
1I0bt.
A bacnelor girl feels called upon to
pronounce love an aiLeclatlon unU/ /
she lalls 11 victim.
nheumn" m' . nllllG' P"ln.
Left In quolck order after tuklnl ; ' 10
dO es ot Dr. Sldrvln's Uheumntle Cure ,
! n tablet form. . : ! 5 d sclI 25e , pORtpnhl.
DU. SKIHVIN CO. . LA CHOSSE , WIS.
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.u111 PU11 Smotu 1111.UUlU oqL
gud ! aspect usually hils few tralta of
m"nllneall.
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gan SprinR , Mo. , wrltcs :
" : \1 Y Ii tt 10 daugh ter three
years old \\'n : ! ! troubled with
n very bad cough which ro-
mainetl after an attack of
catarrh1 : fevcr. She has '
taken ono botlio of l'crUn:1 :
through which she has obtained -
tained : \ complcto cure. She
is now as wcll and happy a5
n little girl can be. When
our fricnds say how well
she looks 1 tell them l'cruoa ,
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In n ! : tter letter she says :
"OUf little daughter con.
tinues to have coed health. "
CAPSIOUM VaSELINE
( PCT I' IN COI.LAI'U LJ : TUns )
A substltule tor and superior to mustard or an , .
' olher plaster. an,1 will oot bllst r tb" most
'delleato skin. ThD pain.allayinll and cural.e
Ilualilies of this "nlclo are wou < Jerful. It will
uop the toolh3che at nnce , ami relieve b.ad'
ache and 6clatica. We recommend it lIS the b 1I
. .nd sates I elteroal counter.irrltant known , also
as an esternal remedy tor pains in the cbest
and stomach an,1 all rheumallc , neuralra end
lIollly complalnlS. trlat will NO\ what \10
claim for It , arlll It will bo found 10 bolnYIIlu'
able In the househohJ. Many t1ool'Ie say "it It
tbe best at all your l > reparatlonl , " Price 13
cents , at all dnJnists or other dealers , or b1
senlnlllhl ! , amount to us In "ostai" stamPI we
will sen,1 ) ' 011 a tube by mall. No arlicle sboul
be accepled b , . the I > I1 lIa unlen tbe'ume
carries ouriabcl , as ntherwhe It ii nol IIDuIDe.
CII SEIIROUOII MFO. CO. ,
n Stale Street. NEW YOIII ( CITY.
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SYRUP cures cougbs amJ colds.
