Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 336, 11 October 1910 — Page 2

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THE RICH3IOXD PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRA3I, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1910.

Syrup will Surprise You tops Even Whooping Cough ' Quickly. A Family Supply at Small Coat.

nor la a nome-maae rrmeaj mat take bold of a cough Instantly and will usually euro tho moat atubborn caaa la 24 hours. This recipe makea a pint enough for a whole family. You couldn't buy aa much or aa good ready-made cough syrup for 92.50. Mis one pint of granulated augar with H Pint of warm water, and atlr 2 minutes. Put tM ounces of Pines fifty cents' worth) In a pint bottle, and add the Sugar Syrup. Tbla keeps perfectly and has a pleasant taste children like It. Braces up the appetite and la slightly laxatire, which ' helps end a cough. You probably know the medical ralue of pine In treating asthma, bronchitis, and othsr throat troubles, sore lungs, etc There ft nothing bet 1 ter. Pin ex Is the most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine extract, rich In gulalcol and all the natural healing pine elements. Other preparations will not work In this formula. The prompt results from this Inexpensive remedy hare made friends for It In thousands of homes In the United States and Canada, which explains why the plan baa been Imitated often, but never successfully. A guarantee of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this recipe. Your druggist has Pines or will get It for you. It not. , to The rues cq., FU Wayne, ind. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY PROGRAM TO IE PRESENTED. At nine-thirty o'clock Wednesday morning the members of the Music Study club will meet In the Starr Piano parlors. . The program aa arranged by Mrs. Turner Hadley and .Mrs. Otto Krone, wll be as follows: Bonate, Opua 69 ( piano).. Deethoven ley, Miss Harris. "Sing Me To Sleep" Edwin Green ' Mrs. Doan, Mrs. Lnngnecker. (a) Nachtstucke, Opus 23 t Schumann '(b) Hunting Song (piano) . Mendelssohn Miss Alice Knollenberg "What the Chimney Sang" , Gertrude Grlswold Mrs. Krueger, Mrs. Earhart, Mrs. Krone. Mrs. Longnecker. Andsnte. Schersettlno. Charainade. Miss Marlatt, Miss Harris. "Awake, My Love" Netdlinger Mrs. Doan Rosetta-Polka-Mazurka . .... Carl Bonn Miss Marlatt. Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Hadley, Miss Harris. "The SUra Beyond the Cloud". .Tours 'Mrs. Krueger. Mrs. Krone, Mrs. Ear- , hart, Mrs. Longnecker. JS JS JS BANQUET WEDNESDAY. Wednesday evening a banquet will be held at the Y. M. C. A. for the boys who are members of the organization. The affair will be In charge of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. :. j j j pleasantly surprised. ' Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Brown were pleasantly surprised at their home In North Eleventh street by a number of their friends 'and relatives, who called to assist them In celebrating their forty-third wedding anniversary. The host and hostess received a number of gifts. A dinner In several courses waa served. The party waa composed of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cowles, Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Mendenball, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hoover, Mrs. Mary Armstrong, Miss Bertha Brown of Anderson. Mrs. Lydla Mendenball, Mr. John Brown, Mr. James Brown, Mrs. Alice Weaver, Guaranteed To Cure Rheumatism Amaclno Results From "D-M-F." . .Take "D-M-F" for any case of rheumatism, gout, lumbago or neuralgia, no matter how chronic or serious, or la' what form. Now la the beat time to do 1L You will marvel at the quick 'result, and you will be cured. It Is easily assimilated by the weakest stomach or system, and contains no opiates, chlorall, narcotlca or dangerous Ingredients whatever. The success of "D-M-F" has been amating. Per Instance, John C. Briar, of Rochester, N. Y, says: 'D-M-F did wonders for me.. Inside of SO days I was eured ef a four-ysar rheumatism." Rev. J. J. Rogers, of Warsaw, N. Y, says: M 'D-M-F Is a wonderful remedy. It eured me In a few weeka of rheumatism I had for five years ago." "D-M-F" is sold at all drugstores at $1.00 a bottle, 6 bottles for $5.00. Cure guaranteed In any ordinary caae with every purchase of S bottles, or maney refunded. It your druggist cannot supply yon. It will be sent, together with guarantee, on receipt of price by the "D-M-F" Medicine Co., 1715 Uncoil avenue, Chicago, I1L "D-M-F", Is recommended and sold a Richmond by A. G. Luken Co.

Master Edwin Ross, Master Hoover, Brown, Maater Benjamin Garver and Mlaa Carolyn Garver. Jk jf Jl PARTY AT CLUB. The regular weekly card party .will be given at the Country club Thursday of thia week. All members are invited to attend.

' Jl vti SUCCESSFUL PARTY. At the card party given last even ing In the Pythian Temple euchre waa played at a number of tables. Mr. Louis Morel, Mrs. J. C. Darnell and Mrs. Edward Sudhoff were given the favora. ji ji jt TO ATTEND CONVENTION. Mrs. W. J. Robie, Mrs. Walter Bates Mrs. Julia Gaar and Misa Grace Robie regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution went to Kokomo this morning to attend a convention of the Kokomo Daughters of the Revolution. The Kokomo Tribune prints the following concerning It: Members of General James Cox Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, have been busily engaged today In making final prepartions for the reception and entertainment of the ladies who will attend the state conference of the order which opens here tomorrow evening with a meeting at the Main atreet Christian church, to which the public Is very cordially invited. The session will be followed by an informal public reception. This will be the tenth annual state conference of the society and will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the organization of the national society which Is acknowledged the largest society of women In the country. Its object is to promote patriotism and a knowledge of the country's history, which Is in itself an Incentive to patriotism. That the visitors may know that the people of Kokomo are not lacking in patriotic fervor. It is desired that business houses and private residences display the stars and stripes during the dsys of the conference. The members of the society are greatly disappointed at the inability of Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks to attend. It was expected that she would make the principal address on Tuesday evening, but she is confined to her home in Indianapolis with a aevere Illness. Mrs. Fairbanks is paat president general of the National Society D. A. R. The first of the visitors have already arrived. They are Mrs. William Cummings Story, state regent of New York and prominent in the national organization, and Miss Finch, corresponding secretary of Mrs. Story's home chapter, the Manhattan chapter of New York City. Delegates will begin arriving Tuesday morning and it is expected that not fewer than 10 Registration headquarters will be In the counting room of the Tribune and Miss Ruth Ross will be In charge of the aaslgnments. JS js js CLUB NOTES 8ECOND MEETING. The second meeting of the Trifollum Literary society of the First English Lutheran church for the year, was held last evening in the church parlors. The study of Spain was continued at this time. "Spain Under the Moors" was the subject of a paper read by Miss Ida Meyers. Miss Ada Ebenhack read an interesting paper on "Cordova, and the Moorish Mosque." Miss Alice Swain had charge of the Current Events. The society will meet again in two weeks. Jt J J AUXILIARY MET. At the business meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. held yesterday at three o'clock In the Y. M. C. A. building. Mrs. George Knollenberg was again made president of the organization. Mrs. Edwin Trueblood waa' made second vice president, while Mrs. Oliver Gaar was reinstalled as first vice president. During the afternoon a meeting of the boys' committee with Mrs. Benjamin Johnson as chairman was held. Arrangements were completed for the serving of the banquet to be held on Wednesday evening of this week at the Y. M. C. A. building for the boys. J MAGAZINE CLUB. A meeting of the Magazine club yesterday afternoon was held at the home of Mrs. F. A. Brown in East Main street. A number of business matters were considered, principal among these being the appointment of the club'a one officer, a secretary. Miss Lillian Fage was given this office. A short story was read by Mrs. Brown after which the members responded to roll call with experiences of the summer. Mrs. E. G. Hihberd will entertain the club next Monday afternoon at her home in North Ninth street Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. .Walter Bates will be the readers for the afternoon. Jf J J PENNY CLUB MEETING. A meeting of the Penny club is announced for Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. M. Rank, 13 South Second street. All members are asked to attend as important business will be transacted at this time. j& j$ WOMAN'S ORGANIZATION. The Woman's Organisation of the First Baptiat church will meet on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Elmer Letter at her home, 121 Richmond avenue. Mrs. Robert Smith will be the leader for the afternoon. "Frontier Missions" will be the subject for the afternoon. jl jl jl TO MEET WEDNESDAY. The Woman's Missionary society of the First English Lutheran church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Bartel, 320 South Twelfth street. The meeting will be called at two-thirty o'clock, js js Jg FOR CONVENIENCE. For the convenience of those attending the meeting of the Domestic Science association Wednesday afternoon at the new high school building, the

Consumption Often Develops

From Pneumonia. Coniumntlon readily attarka those who have had Pneumonia. Many suf ferer from tubwculoeia srtv a ntatory of having- had pneumonia. The luna-a thu weakened are more easily attacked by the germs that eause con sumption. Kor all those with "weak lungs," especially those who have had pneumonia. Krkman'i Alterative is the appropriate remedy. Cures f consumption are accomplished by Eckman'B Alterative. But take it in time. There is no wisdom In waiting until Tuberculosis la established. Health is never fully valued until sickness come. A remarkable recovery follows: 4240 Powelton Ave.. Phila.. Pa. Oentlemen: "I wish I had known of Kckman a Alterative two years afjo. Since taking; it I have trained twentyeiftht pounds and I cannot but be very thankful to you and the Almiftluy God for the great blessing and Chans of neaim u nas nrouicnt me." (StKned) THOMAS IlEILVr. Kckman's Alterative cures Bronchitis. Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and Ijung Affections. Kor sale by A. O. Luken & Co. and other leadina- druer. a-ists. Ask for booklet of cured cases and write to Kckman Laboratory Philadelphia. Pa., for additional evldence. ladies of the social committee will be at the door to direct persons to the room in which the meeting will be held as the arrangement of the build ing Is new to almost everyone. J J J TO MEET WEDNESDAY. The Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church will meet Wednes day afternoon at two-thirty o'clock In the church parlors. All members are asked to be present. Jl J Jl WILL ELECT OFFICER8. Officers will be elected at the meet Ing of the St Paul's Guild of the St. Paul's Episcopal church to be held tomorrow afternoon at two-thirty o'clock in the Parish house. J Jt J DORCAS SOCIETY MET. A pleasant meeting of the Dorcas society was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Anna Heitbrink, in North Nineteenth street. Mrs. F, W. Krueger was the guest for the af ternoon. The hours were pleasantly spent at needlework. A lunch was served. In two weeks Mrs. Richard More will entertain the society at her home in South Fourteenth street. J J J DINNER FOR MISS HUBER. Last evening a prettily appointed dinner party was given by Miss Eliza betb Hasemeier at her home in South Twenty-first street in honor of Miss Naomi Huber who is to be married Wednesday. . The table was beautiful ly appointed in pink and white roses and with candelabra. Places were ar ranged for Miss Hilda Weisbrod, Miss Alvina Steen, Miss Edith Moore, Miss Nina Harris, Mrs. George Bartel, Miss Alice Hawekotte, Miss Julia Thomas, Miss Hilda Miller, Mrs. John Marsh all. Miss Mary Lahr, Miss Martha Miller, Miss Flora Weisbrod, Miss Anna Kienker, Miss Marguerite Hase meier and the hostess. J J J BIBLE CLASS WILL MEET. Miss Delia Unthank's Bible class of the First Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Guy Brown, 530 South Thirteenth street. Wednesday afternoon. STEEL 110 Wife Murderer Saws Through Iron Doors in Mass. Penitentiary and Escapes. FOG COVERS HIS TRAIL Beaver, Pa., Oct.ll. By quietly sawing his way through three steel doors and scaling a 22-foot - gate, Charles Hickman, convicted of wife murder, escaped from the Beaver county jail early today, and swallowed by a dense I fog, left no trail. The jail breaking Is believed to I I . i . in l a wave uvluiicu auuut x 017 utim: u u I it was not discovered until about 7:30 when a trusty, distributing breakfasts, found that the form curled up in Hick man's cell was a dummy. Hickman had occupied cell No. 1., on the first floor of the jail. He sawed six thick bars of steel from around the small opening in his cell door and crawled through to the corridor, only to find his way blocked by double steel doors at the rear of the jail. He sawed through a heavy steel lock of the inner door, and through a big padlock on the outside door. With a stick tied to the end of a rope, made from his cell blanket, he caught the top pickets of the big iron gate in the jail yard and lulled himself op and with aa much ease let him self down on the outside. This tackle he left hanging to the gate and made off in the fog. Sheriff John W. Hartzell and his deputies worked all day on the case, but found no clew. One of the 28 prisoners in the jail admitted that be heard a man in the jail yard whispering, as though with, some confederate outside. The Jail officials have nothing to say as to their theory how Hickman obtained his saf. His 16-year old son has been a frequent visitor at the jail but it is not understood that the lad Is suspected of complicity. The po lice in all parts of the state have been notified of Hickman's escape. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat or the ditm Catarrh ts a blood or constitutional dtaea.se. and In order to ear it you must take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cura is taken internally, and acts directly on tha blood and mnMnt surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cur Is not a quack medicine. It waa prescribed by one ok in o pu? .ai.ni i n ima country for rears and ts a regular BrMf.ir.. tion. It la composed of the best tonica known, combined with tha best blood purifiers, acting directly oa tha mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of tha two ina-redienta is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send tor testimonials free. F. J. CHEXET CO.. Props., Toledo, a Sold by Drua-eists, prtca 75c - Take Hall's Family Pilla tor consti

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WAS INVADED By SCRAPPY SENATOR (Continued from Page One.) the wet vote. The republican candi date for the legislature from Clark county is a young man who is a machinist in the American Car and Foun dry shops, the largest Industrial industrial concern in this county. He is very popular among his fellow em ployes, which number about 1.600. He is also acceptable o the wets. The republican candidate for legislative from Floyd county is also an employe at the car shops and he is wet. That both are acceptable to the wets is further proven by the fact the repub lican county chairman in Floyd coun ty was the chairman of the wet or-j ganization in Floyd county when itj went 1,800 wet, and his coat is off for ' Weissenger, the republican nominee. in Floyd county and he is co-operating with the Clark county organization to elect Gustave Thro, the Clark county candidate. Both Thro and Weissenger are Germans, which is a point in their favor in this community and Thro is a Catholic, which is not being used, but which will undoubtedly lend him some additional strength in a county where there is a large Catholic popu lation. Thro New at the Game. Thro Is a new m?.n to the game but Weissenger is not Weissenger is running against M. C. Thornton, author of the bill to repeal the cities and towns law. Thornton has served two terms in the legislature and is asking for a third one. In his first race Weissenger was his opponent and Thornton won by the narrow margin of 64. Last year he was the beneficiary of the landslide, but Weissenger was not his opponent. This year with conditions more nearly normal the republicans believe they can cut the ground from under" Thornton and put Weissenger in. The democratic contention that the standpatters will knife the ticket is offset by the fact that Jonice Monyhan is deeply interested in carrying this election and he is more or lees resnonsible for the outcome here. He has promised to see to it that the old guard behaves. He was one of them, but he has experienced a change of heart regarding Beveridge and now he concedes that Beveridge is the strength of the whole fight. Monyhan was very much in evidence at the two meetings Monday and not a little of their success was due to his work. The contention of the republicans that Beveridge is going to get lots of democratic support was given the color of truth by the presence of scores of democrats at both his meetings Monday. They came early and remained for the finish, something unusual in this democratic community. : People Vs. interests. Both Beveridge and Fred Landis ln tneir speeches emphasized the fact that this year it is not a party issue so much as an issue squarely drawn between the people and the interests. Both of them received applause for their sentiments. "The issue of this campaign," said Weak Stomachs Cause Waste -23 When the stomach falls to get all the nutriment out of the food we eat. there occurs an unnecessary waste. and waste always causes weakness. The final results are. the whole physical beinir is affected, the nerves become starved and enfeebled, the blood watery and poisoned, the heart arrows weak and unstrung, the kidneys and bowels sluggish and clogged up. and a general breakdown is only a matter of time, and usually a very short time. GOLDRM CROWM -, The C.REAT KKSTOKATIVB immediately heals the feverish and Inflamed stomach, restoring? It to perfect health and visror. The great remedy not only acts as a soothing and healing: balm for the linings of the stomach and bowels, but It has proven sucessful in chronic and long standing cases of nervous debility, kldaey and bladder affections, heart trouble, dyapepala. In. (titration, conMtpatloa and debilitated conditions of every kind. A man came in our office the other day esneciallv to tell us he could eat one pound of steak twice a day without any distresa whatever. This same man three months aa-o could not eat meat at all. and not much of anything else without sptttlna; the greater portion or it up again. This is but one case out of hundreds in which this (treat remedy haa proven its arreat value. Priee 23 . "LADIES' are no longer oblig-ed to use Fact iower. it oniy neins ror an hour or so. then It's Krone. Our "Ueeiro Ma Food produces the same effect as powder, and It's effects are lasting. In addition It roaada oat tar eheeka. toaea, aofteaa and walteaa the skin with the first aaadleatloa. If aae week's mum m aot make To look five Tear yoaaaer we will ajtve roar maaey bark. You should not fail to e-ive it a trial. Larjre Jar. Prlee SO eeal a. THE "LECTRO COHPAST, h lease. III. Par Dale aad Gaaraatecd by A- G. Lakes A Co.

-Cedar Springs MotelNow Open For Guests TURKISH BATHS A SPECIALTY. We have in our employ an expert attendant from the celebrated Munroe Turkish Bath House of Cincinnati. Emersion, Vapor and all other Baths known will be given at this Sanitarium. Auto or Dancing parties accommodated at any time by 'phoning or writing the manager of CEDAR SPRINGS HOTEL, NEW PARIS, O.

WHAT IS V1N0L? It Represents Twenty Years' Work of Two Eminent Chemists. After twenty years of study two eminent French chemists discovered a method by which the alkaloids or medicinal elements of the cod s liver might be separated from the useless oil or grease, retaining all the good of cod liver oil and dispensing with the bad, as the oil has no medicinal value. These medicinal elements blended with tonic iron and a mild medicinal winemake Vinol. Vinol is not a secret medicine, as its ingredients are printed on every bottle, and in all cases where the healing, strengthening influence of cod liver oil is needed, Vinol will give better results, for it contains all the curative medicinal properties of cod liver oil, but without the oil, and it is easily assimilated and acceptable to the weakest stomach. For all run-down, weakened conditions, and to cure chronic coughs, colds and bronchial troubles, Vinol is unexcelled. We sell it always with the understanding that if it does not do all we claim for it, we will refund tho money paid us for it. Leo. H. Fine, Druggist,, Richmond, Ind.

Landis, "is whether Indiana is able to tell her own friends. Senator Bev eridge comes to you in this campaign standing not on prejudice but on his honest record as an honest man, appealing to honest men. There cannot be any greater disaster in a free government than the punishment of a man in public life because he has been honest with his constituents, honest with his country and honest with himself. We have been crying for honest men in public life, now that we have one, shall we rebuke hlrar In describing the growth of insurgency Landis said it was the outcropping of a principle "bigger than a party, deeper than expediency, which is fighting the battles." Both of the meetings were largely attended. The meeting in the afternoon at Jeffersonville was held In the Knights of Pythias armory and before its close the hall was filled. The meeting at New Albany was held in the public square because of the lack of any building large enough to hold the crowds. A large number of politicians of both parties came from Louisville to hear Senator Beveridge. Late Monday afternoon, through the efforts of Jonice Monyhan an extra meeting was arranged for Tuesday, Instead of goiug directly from New Albany to Orleans, the senator and his party will stop at Salem Tuesday morning and after a half hour's talk there by the senator the party will be driven overland in autos to Orleans. TWO ORDINANCES WERE PASSED BY t (Continued on Page Five.) the present indication seems to be that the council will grant the use of the Glen to the organization next fall, against the wishes of Mayor Zimmerman and certain other members of the board of works. The report last night was received and placed on file. Chautauqua Finances. An itemized report of the Chautauqua finances, accompanying which was a check for $200, the city's share of the Chautauqua profits, was presented to council by Controller E. G. McMahan. The expenses and receipts of the Chautauqua association were shown to balance at $6,380.16. The total amount in the Chautauqua city fund is now $2,590. On a motion of Controller McMahan the $200 received last night was placed with the remainder of the fund in the Dickinson Trust company. Councilman Jesse Evans presented a resolution that the typographical label be placed on all stationery of the city in the future. The public printing has always been done in union shops but heretofore it has not been the custom to place the "typo" label on the printing. FINE SWIMMING POOL Helen Gould to Build $60,000 Natatorium for Her Private Use. THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY New York, Oct. 11. Miss Helen Gould is to have a private swimming pool at her country seat near Tarrytown, and it will cost S60.000. The contract has been awarded to A. M. Hunter & Son of Irvington, and It isexpected that it will be ready for Miss Gould's use when she returns here in the spring. It is to be located just east of the greenhouses. The build-

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Health and Beauty Answers By Mrs. Mae Marty n

Mrs. J. S.: Wrinkle and other marks of approaching old age which now worry you -are very common. However, you will not havo to worry If you will follow this simple treatment. Apply to your face every night a jrreaseless cream jelly mada by mlsing two teaspoonfuls glycerine and one ounce almoxotn into one-half pint cold water. Stir and let stand several hours before using". Mass frequently with this cream. It will remove all dirt and excess oil from the skin pores and in time you will not have a rouarh. wrinkled face. but a rr.ati. eroooin. ; clean -looking skin of velvety texture, ; 1 also find this preparation excellent ; for removing- tan. sunburn, blackheads,! freckles and large pores in tha skin. ( n. p. N.: To whiten and beautify i your face, neck and arms, dissolve four) ounces of spurmax in a half-pint hot water, adding two teaspoonfuls glycer-! in. Apply this lotion freely and It will j tone up your skin wonderfully and quickly. It makes the skin soft and smooth, and will remove that shiny. , muddv look which is so annoying to i you. You will find this lotion much better to use than face powder, as it does not rub off easily like powder nor does it srive one's fate that "powdered look." I find this spurmax lotion excellent for removing and preventine; freckles, chapping and roughness of the skin. '" J. 0.: To remove those disfiguring hairs from your face and fonearma mix a little dclatone with enough water to make a paste, cover the surface of the skin, where the unsightly hairs are growing, let it remain two or three minutes, then wipe off and wash the surface with warm water. Although your druggist will charge you a dollar for an ounce of dclatone. this safe treatment for superfluous hair is preferred to the electric needle, for delators is nainless. less expensive and can be applied in the privacy of your own home. Should tha hairs return. they will be light, thin and straggly. A second or third treatment with delatone will remove them forever. for dandruff, it is necessary to keep tlA coin aa K-an n Kt nARBihle. Khsm poo freely and as often as you need it. Din never use Boap or a soup .imjr. . I, , 1 1 ... 1 1 ...ill vnfilr vAnr hAip d 111 t lifeless and your scalp harsh. Sharo--v -..,11. a AU otvAnnflll ftf rflnthlAf dissolved in a cup of hot water: then rinse in clear water. iou win imu this a wonderful shampoo; it will put new life into your hair and cleanse ...... n 1 a t .-. i ) hor aViamnn will. it lathers freely, dries quickly with out sireaaing ana leavea me imn trous, liurry ana easy 10 uo up. ahci Ing will be 140 feet long and 60 feet wide. The pool will be 70 feet long and 35 feet wide. It will be lined with mosaic work and the roof will be of glass. After leaving the bath one will find a fine lounging room, shower bathroom and dressing-rooms, all of which are handsomely appointed. When completed it will be the finest private swimming pool in the country. LURED BY MATCHES Lights Draw Out an Insect Which Had Lodged in a Man's Ear. NOVEL AND EFFECTIVE WAY Colwyn, Pa., Oct.' 11. -A novel and effective way of- removing an insect

DYSPEPSIA, GAS, S0URI1ESS, IIIDIGESTI0I1 AND ALL STOMACH MISERY WILL VAHISIL

A little Diapepsin will make you feel fine In five minutes. The question as to how long you are going to continue a sufferer from Indigestion, Dyspepsia or out-of-order stomach is merely a matter of bow soon you begin taking some Diapepsin. If your stomach is lacking in digestive power, why not help the stomach to do its work, not with drastic drugs but by a re-enforcement of digestive agents, such as are naturally at work in the stomach. . People with weak stomachs should take a little Diapepsin occasionally, and there will be no more Indigestion,

REXALL CHERRY DARK, The fine cough remedy with a pleasant fruit flavor. We guarantee it to give satisfaction, 25c and 45c. You can buy it only at ADAMS' DRUG STORE, 6th & Mala, "The Rexsll Stere'

The Feltanan Cushion Sole Shoe, for Women For women with tender feet or for women whose feet tire easily, this shoe will bring won derful relief from foot suffering. The sole is heavy, yet as flexible as a light hand turned sole; it has none of the harshness and stiffness that characterize most welt soles The insole consists of a specially prepared cushion, not merely a cushion in name but a real cushion that will protect the feet from jars and shocks and will bring relief to the tenderest of feet. It's either a lace or button shoe with low military heel. An especially good shoe for Fall and Winter wear. Sells for $4. Chas. H. FeHmao, 724 Main

the hair Is dry apply the same tonic recommended to Mrs. R, P.

Mrs. R. p.i if your hair ts getting, so thin that you hav to wear falsa hair, you should begin at once a treatment to rid your scalp of dandruff which is tha direct cause of all scalp and hair troubles. If you will mix together an ounce of Quintoin. one-half pint of alcohol and one-halt pint of cold water, you will hav a dependable remedy for your hair troubles. Rub thia gently into the root of tha hair twice a week, and It will destroy tli dandruff, stop your falling hair and In time promote a naw growth of hair. Thfs quinine tonic applied regularly will make your hair soft, lustrous and keep tt from splitting at the ends. Minnie H.: As you do not like tho idea of wearing glasses since thev make you look so much older, whir don't you try treating them first with a good eye tonic? If you wilt get an ounce of crystos. dissolve It in a pint of water, you wilt have an eva remedy that will prove very refreshing and strengthening. Drop a few drop in each eye two or three times a day. and 1 am sure It will do your eye a world of good. It will not smart tha eyes. I find it excellent for dull, tired, watery eyes, and a great aid even to those who have to wear glasses. Victoria: As long aa your blood Is loaded with impurities, those impurities will be forced through your skin, and the application of external remedies will do no lasting good, for they do not reach the cause. Dissolve on ounce of kardenw and one-half cup of sugar in one-half pint of alcohol: then add hot water to make a full quart, and you will have enough Inexpensive, old-fashioned remedy to rid your blood of impurities, stimulate your liver and correct your digestion. Take a tablespoonftil before each meal and your sallow skin will again take, on the beautiful color nature intended you to have. Your circulation and .general health will improve, and the sores, blotches, redness and other eruptions will cease to trouble you. No better general system tonic can be made than by following this kardeno recipe. Try it, and get rid of that "run-down" feeling. Juliet: Yes. any one afflicted with superfluous flesh Is always at a big disadvantage, " whether married or single. To get rid of that annoying, fat, stop at your druggist's the next time you are down town and get four ounces of parnotls. Dissolve this In 1 H pints hot water and take a tablespoonful three times a day tftv minutes before each meal), and your burdensome flesh will soon be cut down. Tho effect of this harmless remedy is generally noticeable within a week, and you will feel much better. that crawled into the ear of John Sunders of Colwyn while he waa working in Woolford'a tank works was tried, Sunders was not aware that the bug had crawled into his ear until it reach-. ed the inner membranes, when he began to suffer excruciatingly. The Insect tried to go farther, and the pain was becoming more unbearable every second, when one of Sunder'a fellow workmen lighted a match to make a , better examination, and the pain suddenly ceased. The moment the match blew out, .however, the pain began ; , but as toon aa another match was lighted and held close to Bunder's ear the pain stopped. Half a doxen matches were used in this manner, when it was noticed that the bug, an eighth of an inch long, was beginning to crawl out backward. After a half a box of matches had been used, the insect,' which responded to the light, bad almost entirely emerged, and was removed and killed. ' SleepwalkersCases in the medical pooka show that , somnambulists have walked aa Car as fifteen miles in their sleep. , po feeling like a lump of lead In the stomach, no heartburn, sour risings, gas on stomach or belching; of undigested food,- headaches, dizziness or sick stomach, and besides, what you eat will not ferment and poison your breath with nauseous odors. All these symptoms resulting from a sour out-of-order stomach and dyspepsia, ; are generally relieved five minutes : after taking a little Diapepsin. Go to your druggist and get a 50cent case of Pape's Diapepsin now, and you will always go to the table with a hearty appetite, and what you eat will taste good, because your stomach, and intestines will be clean and fresh, and you will know there are not going to be any more bad nights and miserable days for you. They freshen you and make you feel like life is worth living.