Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 9 April 1906 — Page 4

RHEUMATISM

LUMBAGO,

SCIATICA

NEURALGIA and KIDNEY TROUBLE

"5 DROPS" lalttyf internally, rids the blood or the poisuffous matter and acids which are the jjfrect causes of these diseases. Applied externally it affords almost instfiflt relief from pain, while a permanent *5ure is being effected by purifying the blood, dissolving the poisonous substance and removing it from the system.

DR. S. D. BLAND

I'.rovrton,

Ga., writes:

"I lied l.ecu a sntterer for a number of years ulth l,Minla.ir mid Rheumatism In my arms nmt leps.aiui tried all the remedies that I could Kit titer from rooJIcnl works. and also «onsulted ivltha number of the liest Jhv6lclan8, butfound iiothliiK tliat Bare tlio relief obtained from 1)K( PS." 1 s°l.al'. prescribe It In my praetloe for rlieiimatlsni and liluilred diseases."

you are suffering with Rheumatism, rVurp.lfiia. Kisiney Trouble or any kinlii ecl disease. write to us fora trial bottle of "5-DHOPS." a.-d test it yourself. "P-DROPS" .'f lie used any length of without ai-quiring a "drug habit." si.--, it, is entirely free of opium, cocaine, «. "Oljol. lPiL'iiiuam, and other similar ii.grpoiflRtg. t,ur«yfc'{*e IS.JM.Ic, "5.5R»I»8"(300 DOSOB) 5'or

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PAUL BROWN, T. P. A, CHAS V/. ZELL, D. P. A. Cincinnati

W A. GARRETT, General Manager.

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New Orleans Cuba

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THREE TRAINS A BAV Chicago & Florida Special

In Service, January 8th, 1906. Through Pullman service froni Chicago, Cleveland, Inoianapoli.i and Coluo.bus, via Big Four Route: Detroit ajid Toledo via Pere Marqueuu and & Ry., and Louisville via Southern Railway connecting with solid Puilmaii train leaving Cincinnati 0:25 P.M. for Jacksonville and St. Augustine.

Florida Limited

Through Pullman service from Chicago and Indianapolis via Moncrn an & Ry connecting with solid train leaving Cincinnati 8:30 A. M. for Jacksonville and St, Augustine, also through Pullman

Ser

vice to New Orleans.

Queen & Crescent Special

Solid train Cincinnati to New Orleans via Chattanooga and Birmingham, also through Pullman service to Jacksonville via Asheville and Savannah.

Winter Tourist tickets now on sale at reduced rates. For information apply:— E. 1.1IKES, S.r.A., Hammond Bldg., Detroit. ft. A. GiltRKTT, W. C. RUIBAMOK. tMNil Ihuior, flea. PMt'r liw,

CINCINNATI. O.

SNAPSHOTS OF THE MODE.

A New Trimming For Muslin Frockn, Dainty Dance Slippers.

All economical as well as elective fashion is that of providing nraslin 01 voile shirts with a cross way hern of silk. The liem is generally about font inches deep and headed by a tiny frill either of the silk or the material composing the dress.

Very delicate pearl gray and deep ivory suede gloves are worn even more than the white ones which Lniyg' been so long ill favor.

Rosebuds of satin and chjgfon trim the latest dance slippers./When satin roses ornament the slipper, chiffon of the same shade i^ tised to soften the edges and to ncjake a few of the leaves. A small cluster of buds is easily made by the,...girl who is clever with her neef]fe.

Small capes and pelerines are assuming considerable importance among the smart spring wraps. The sack bolero, which is really nothing more than

A SJIAliT SPRING COSTUME.

a cape provided with short bell sleeves with a tight lifting waistcoat as a foundation, is another favorite style.

Narrow belts are to be worn this summer, and for shirt waist wear nothing is in better form than the narrow belt of patent leather, finished with a gold monogram buckle. Belts for dressy blouses are of heavy white satin, embroidered in skeleton patterns, with white silk. Th'» belt is then lined with silk, and a faacy buckle finishes the smart effect.

The spring gown seen in the "lit has a skirt of gray blue plaid, laid in double box plaits. On each double plait are button trimmed straps of blue velvet ribbon. The little sack bolero is of plain blue cloth with rovers of velvet. JUDIC CIIOLLET.

LINGERIE NEWS.

Empire KITects Lead Fascinating Creations of Lawn and Luce.

Judging from various representative trousseaux recently made, empire styles will lead in lingerie.

A dainty empire chemise is made from two yards of the sheerest naiusook. The neck and armholes are marked with a spool in scallops, then buttonholed and cut out. A row of eyelet holes is worked an inch below the scallops, one-lialf inch apart, through

Avhich

ribbon is run. On the

left side, just below the eyelets, the owner's initials are worked, surrounded by a wreath. The work is all done with embroidery cotton.

Broderie anglaise is a favorite trimming for handsome lingerie also solid embroidery mingled with lace insertions and motifs.

For the popular thread effects on underwear the depth of the necessary

A STUNNING CHEMISE.

apertures has increased, no ribbon under an inch in width being of recognized value.

Flat trimmings are the mode on lingerie, ruffles and fluffy effects being decidedly out of style.

Among the luxurious items in the lingerie world is the boudoir or breakfast cap. This piece of headgear had its advent among fastidious eo cents.

The chemise pictured is ornamented with solid and openwork embroidery. A half wreath of morning glories is worked solid, and above these flowers are blades of wheat done in eyelet boles. The neck and armholes are sen Hoped, and in each curve is embroidered a French dot.

JUDIC CHOLLBT.

CHAELOTTESmLE.

Dr. Allen was at IndiariapoH^' on professional business ^fturday.

Rev. Francis Ho^ett of Richmond a retailed missionary from Mexi^ preached at the Friend§-''X church here Sunday morning and evening".

Charles and Harry Stinger of Indianapolis called ou their father, B. F. Stinger and family Sunday.

Miss Venice Curry, of Westland, spent the latter part of the week with Miles Cook and wife. p|

Earnest Ballenger is again able to be out on the street after a tussle with the grip,

Several from here attended the Holiness convention at Cleveland Sunday,

Mrs. Grace Stanley

Miles Cook"'and wife^ visited their children near Westland Mondajr and Tuesday.

Alvin White spent Saturday in Indianapolis the guest of his brother, Wilson.

Miss Ethel Manzie of Muncie is visiting friends „here

time.

Letters have been received from Earl Davis and wife saying they had reached South Africa safe and sound and were well pleased with that part of the world.

George Winslow went to Indianapolis Tuesday to see his wife who is at the hospital. He says she is gettingalongfine and will soon be able to come home.

Rachael Hill of Walnut Ridge was in town Wednesday and and took a car for Knightstown.

Caroline Fry returned last week from Muncie after a few weeks'visit with her children, Oliver Laughlin and wife.

B. F. Stinger was in your city on special business Thursday. John Jacobs who enlisted in the regular service three years ago is visiting his mother Mrs. John Lane and family.

Clarence Dunbar left Saturday for Jackson, Mississippi. Mrs. Earnest Bender of New Castle spent Tuesday with her children Walter Daubenspeck and wife. *r

Mrs. Elmer Ormston of Indianapolis visited her parents, Andrew Ormston and wife Sunday.

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Frank Lineback stopped off a short time Sunday to see his parents, Lewis Lineback and wife. He was on his way to Ohio.

Our school closed today. Willard Lowe and family entertained company Sunday.

Eva and Gussie Smith called on Mrs. George Steffey north of town Tuesday.

WANTED—Men and women in each county as Field Managers to represent, advertise and distribute samples of our goods. Salary $80.00 per month, paid weekly and cash advanced tor expenses. No capital or experience necessary. Position permanent. Address, Northwestern Co., Dept. 7 Y,338 Wabash Ave., Chicago. ml5tl5 room house

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All the handmade lingerie is put'together with lace insertions of tiny beading.

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age is spending a few days with her parents W. S. Lane and

wife

while her husband is in Ander

son. Charley Steele and wife residing on Dr. Johnstons farm north of town called on™friends here Saturday.

Joseph Loudenbackdied Monday at his home north of town, aged about 80 years. Funeral Wednesday at 1U o'clock a. m. at the home conducted by Rev. JVl. R. Pierce. Interment at Simmon's cemetery.

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Cleaning, pressing and repairing neatly done, 26 Main street. Morrison phone 197.

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Grand Opera House, Indianapolis.

There will be an array of vaudeville talent at the Grand this week that will come in for a great deal of attention from

all amusement seekers who enjoy good amusement. The new program appears to be highclass in every respect. There will be two head-line attractions —the Eight Allisons, a wonderful troupe of acrobats and gymnasts, and Harry Corson Clarke and Company in the one-act comedy, "Strategy."'.

It has been two years or more since the Eight Allisons were last seen at the Grand, and since that time they have been creating something of a sensation in the European vaudeville theaters. They will give their marvelous performance as the conculding number of the program, and will doubtless be much talked about during the week, as the Grand has not had another such exhibition as theirs during the present season.

Harry Corson Clarke, a comedian who is recognized as one of the best of fun-makers, will divide the honors of the program with the great Allison Troupe. He has the assistance of Margaret Dale Owen, a capable actress, and several other excellent players from the legitimate stage in the presentation of his one-act comedy. This will be his first appearance at the Grand.

The greatest novelty of the new show will be Baron's Bur lesque Menagerie—an animal act that has been making a hit everywhere. Most of Mr. Baron's animals are cats, although he has some clever little dogs in his troupe. The animals are "made up" to resember lions, tigers, elephants and other beasts, and the antics which they perform are exceedingly comical. Libbey and Trayer, the well-known singing comedians, will have a new musical sketch to contribute, and another interesting feature of the bill will be the specialty of Eleanor Falk, the charming little singer and dancer. J. Francis Dooley and his "show girls," in a new and original act Fal, Coley and Fay, in a clever specialty of a novel nature, and Madame Romano, an artist from the European stage, will be the other participants in the program, and the bioseope will display a series of interesting new motion pictures as the concluding number of the bill.

Nursery Stock for Sale.

At the old reliable Pan Handle Nurseries we offer a full assortment of Apple, Pear, Plum, Peach, Cherry, Raspberry, Blackberry, Strawberry. We have a complete line of Street and Ornamental trees, Flowering shrubs, Roses, Vines, etc.

Plant Catalpa and Black Locust for your future supply of fence posts. We have only a few left out of over a million plants and these will soon be gone. First come first served.

Come and see us whether you buy or not. Also white Leghorn eggs and cockerels. Morrison Phone 426. J. K.

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During the Winter Tourist season we run throngh cars from all points on our line to Jacksonville and St. Augustine.

This is the direct line to

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New Route to Southern Gajui3|ma via Salt^'ake City and the newly opened Salt Lruse I^Ste. Ex^fent service, fast schedules and ste^gver afe. %j$t'%Lake 00% make this

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Round Trip Tickets=Good All Winter=Low Rates

Write to or call upon any Agent Great Central forfull information. For Hotel Rates, Tourist Hooks, or information about climate, write to

D. G. EDWARDS, Passenger Traffic Manager, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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