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• % -'7V * WRKLEYS The Greatest Name In .Goody-Land sm VVRICLEV'S JUICY FRUIT CHI *I\G GUM JN _ \ Allegiance to Spring-Styles For Infanta and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria The lamest- selline gum In the world nat urally has to have a package- worthy ot Its content*. So look for WRIGLEY5 to It* tested psekate thst Imps sil of Its toodotss in. Thsft wfty The Flavor Lasts I Life aa it la Liven. Hopefwln • ) The fefillenmn I from the SC 1 rt«’ol- "Uha rle*. iirwr," snU 4 young Mrs. tors 1 d Istrlrt had ei4IM» to tl ||gs •ItY# T* •rklm t, “| h*1*e low w til go right uq | and afti rf dtofm^tig tif sereyal h eavy* 1 1 d!< m 11 * ^ Ing the league of nattons with 1 set hoc * at tut* 1 a 9rlf*kt%h. tofts 11" "d to ev er j In itfy ymi meet. • rt fat stnrr. Xr* rf IttilMl 9(1 ha t the -V(4I think 1 have the subject pretty rtgn r at ore man aai Ui. hot the F* -ntle- to 1 pH ta hamL e*»r* man * fr* *to the agrt< oltural Ulai K re* “No. I’m b«*t|4ig th at If you keep <41 OH*n i*tra ited thug M Ys ||%*, % to IK rrn r*»te r« • nver* »lng may he )**w 11 find out aotn^ 1 her; ; aw ret* Cents fr f to fllF"toto| Os < egar! | th ing a it***ut (t from si 411 letwRly." Ya mo* >t think 1 r« •f tlHHie* ft » h um** - — ——— H* G1H| r«r there 1* i »H • 1 m Ft )«*t||H * P f u, »rgl Ha Ivan Waara i Giasots ffhtol *t*rf*f ed herewith lw-«*}iii«e t he gen “!*or • tie take core of hi* health?" (lew ISO fmm the a €TU il , tiirnl (It •trlct “Yes , he drinks to tt every day."— 1 started front d«»n *srd on a ru in.)— t*t irlkim a* Magaxine. Indl HUH (toll* News n i ■— .I No womlcr th*» French nr** fond, of M»lit**. Tim** demon ntm ton that ig*v«*r gn»w tlrvel of this r**rtn*wl and b«‘autlful odor, whlrh ranks with whllt* In th*^*** two ptirtlmlnrs. B* w sid**s this. It g«***s w«*ll with all oth**r ndors. as white do***. Th** *|iriii^ is wHcoiuod liv many a |*r»*tt> suit in btigo-oolorYd w«m»I auil tuainy rich and hwewHnme our* In lirtfr-wlorwd frl- odrtt#* and other silk wnfwr*. The* on**-|d**r** drrmnrs rrvrtil this color a fM\orlt** with their cH**lKn**r*. oft**n In r*4111*1 nation with «ilhrr colored fah- rlm ur I flKlitmcd b> rl«i» rtiil»r«»ld* rrlcs. A suit of Im»|(c tfio»t *h«*wn In th* picture* la • fin* example m| tuernetids- Ins color and design. Here (here Is the same “•la**'* In the *le«ign as In the cl«4h It is made with n plain skirt, and %er> newt maiiilne *tlt« l*lng la an lmpi»rtaot detail la Its finishing. The aklri la tuatep length and just wide enough for- com fort a hie walking The neat effect of machine stitching la emphasised by (daring ll on narrow panels, rounded at the end*, that are applied around the enut. It appeura again no the front of the mat. where a wide |*anel Is rut to f«*rtu pocketa at the sides, and again on the narrow belt of the tricot. The small, round buttons are cmrred with the doth. The second suit Is of gmy wool ve lour*, with a n**e-colore*l vester i»f cfitnlH*d wool, which Is a smart detail that lends Its character. H«**ldes Its vestee. this suit take* advantage of the Vogue for small button* set In a row. to proclaim Ita allegiance to the decree* of fashion. It Is perfectly tail ored and hag practical |HM*keta to recommand tt tn the tailor made girl. Its wearer »* correct la the matter of shoes to wear with It. select lug low- heeled oxford*, and a.brtUlant rough straw Hat crowns the ci»*iume per* fetiljr. idk Thread far Childrens* Wear. Always sew rtitld^*n's wegt with No. 1 quality silk thread*—the beet he had. In the long run It will prove the I test (laying Investment In >uur children's clothes tlial you have rvef hit u|*on. H Ik thread in stronger than evitton i It does n**t r*»ugb* u In the laundering nor Is It an brittle vnd Inclined to break off or simp la the seam. In gingham*, percales and oth- hr fabric* of chiidrra • wearing ap parel the silk sinks deep Into the mesh of the good* and bolds fnr l*ef* tar with n thread of almllnr quality ami texture as the apparel. Numerous mothers have vouched for the * slue of this practice. Some Job. Sponsor* of a projected “Thissjon* II • Who* v elf IliFrnuiflooal hlgTTway, lsuni'he«l last m«4ith at a meeting In Imluth. Minn., announce blandly that It Is their Intention “to secure the Maxing ami slgnlsuinllng of this en tire highway from IVkrflaud. Me., lo I'• 41 land. Ore. before the tUIP tour ing srason l*eglns" It w ill be some a*1»te%vineai If they do H. Cuticura Soap IS IDEAL For the Hands a Us . 9m r«e«svs DetS IP-*- I AVOID INFLUENZA! aad Its UrsaUad AMy Kill the Fima Now and iteses. A DAUT FLY KILUUt will do h. gillsthowasads Lssisoilsaassa Alldasievs, orflfswai«xafseBpaklh*r$t M II anKUi, UO D* hsVP A*« . arunSlys. h T. Adv. Fort unate (a the man upon whose face Is writ ten a letter of credit. UOMaagtO mWAHSKuMK^ ia m tu a **%io« n al •*«oii • *4 * LassiTe* • *s*ssSm4 if A SS* • >»es»» ■ ****** • m4 *•<■• •e -v as MaiUCALCU WANTED sry Kre fancy you consult, consult yo parse—Benjamin Franklin. sag pasoy nssansaes auasHUMy tfjpn W. N. U. CHAHLOTTK. MO. M-ai* Vagaries In Blouse Styles If year *fhs amsrl or fool arat4oe. saa By* Dajasa* aypiloO spoa potsg la • jaa* »*• tmu§ la rollovo tAo«a Ago Casiljr Don^. “How cap you pr *«e be Is a mnn of r*ose hahltsV “I «*«t» do It fr»Hii th** ' H*«nie stnlety ladies are works of ray he gets drunk." , art jgK-. S 4 s 1 iHJi&t cf Plenty Acid-Stomach Steals Strength and Good Feelings From Millions . One of the worst features of nHd- StMiarh I'; that \t-r\ often it lit«Tiil!y starves it*; vlctltog in tl:-' midst of And the ncid-stomach Is the r*‘al cause of the trouble. • x Naturally, the sensible thing to do plenty. Ami the strange thing about is to strike right at the-yoo' eause of it is that tin* people with H‘‘4>i-stonur. , hs tliis trouble and cl*‘an th** eAress acid vHCldom know what their trouble hut or the stomach. There m a quick, really Is. easy way to do this. A wonderful new Nu matter how good or wholesome remedy quickly removes the tefcta/ss lb»-. food may be, o^ how much they nr j ( j without the slightest discomfort, eat. they do not gain in strength, p is EAT< >.\K\ Made in the form This is dearly ezpJaliml J.y, the fact 0 f tablet»-H^t are good to eat—just that an acld-Xomach caimot property Uke‘ a tilt of candy. They literally ipad of healthy, nor- ab^rb the injurious excess acid and cess acid causes rarrv p away through the Intestines. digest food. In mal digestion, tin the food to sour an hen this .mass of food, charged with excess into the intestines, it heed breeding place for all kinds of >5(Mtns and toxic poisons, which In turn ^e absorbed Into the blood and In thi> way distributed, throughout the entire esr the ermenf. Then, They also drive the bloat out of the Stun:, fermented —j n f a , t you ran fairly feel it id. i>asses wnrk Make test of kATONIC in your own case today. Get a big box of EATONIG from your druggist. F > for yourself how surely It brings qV k elief in* those painful attacks of In- dtfeestlon. bitter heartburn, belching, Ing food repeating, that awful Give Colicky Babies Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup and watch the smiles that follow. This haa been the happy experience of many mother* after being sorely tried over baby's fret- fulness, sleepless nights and other disorders due to stomach and bowel troubles. MRS. WINS LOUTS SYRUP Hm lafsaU* sod Childr—*s R sflalss Is purely a vegetablo prepnration that causes stomach j to digest food and bowels to move as they should thereby overcoming constipation, diar rhoea, flatulency, wind colic and similar trou bles. During teething time it is especially good. Contains no ©mates, narcotics, alcohol or other harm ful drugs. Absolutely harmless. Formula on every bottle. Agreeable ki.d useful as a household remedy. At Alt Drmsgflw ANGLO-AaClICAN DKUG CO.. 215-11/iL. N T. Cnmral AjmnU : H*r«Li f. RMcMi A C*. IsSb Ntw Imk lormmU, CtmOk IU '.'It'S 1; (lisgii body. And that Is exactly why it Is that so many thousands of people eat .. 4 , x , . .. .. .. . and out and k.,-,. on eatln? and yet hloatadNumpy feeling after eaUng and are literally starving in the midst of plenty. Their o?id-stomachS make it other stoihiK'h miseries. Banish all your -stomaciK troubles so completely absolutely Imprtsslble fnr then, to gei ! h ' ,r - v " n tr ' reoi r .? n , hnvp » f 1 0maf ' h ; the full measure of nourish out • h, ' n • v "" ‘' n " e « t > h " t ?<'" Ilk f. v and of their food. And It aoesnt tske digest your food In comfort without long for this poor nourishment to show ,, ' :1 r iltstresslng uftet- effeets. Ms III effects In u weakcnisl. emacl- >' KAT*IXM dms not relieve yod. ated body. ' it will not cost you one penny. You You mav sav: “Mv stomach dfH>v*n’t r « n return it to your druggist ahd get hurt nie.” That mav be true Mause your money back. So If you have many victims of acid-stomach^' ‘not slightest question about your healtl actually -suffer ictoinach pains again, there are n;H4jj>n$ who do all kinds of nchMi^tod pains aches, rheurnatlc^^Hkes, grait bago. pains arou^IPe heart and In f he chesix »bo aevrr dr—iAma jlu am . Th|D $ —if you feel you are not getting all the strength out of your food—If you are not feeling tip-top. ready for your work, full of vfm and vigor—do give EATONIG • fair trial this very day Combed wools and angora yarns are playing conspicuous parts in the spring styles. They appear everywhere, the combed wool in accessories of suits and coats as vestees, collars, cuffs, and the yarns in embroideries on dresses and miliiufry and in other forms. As nothing escapes the Industrious eyes of the designers of waists the vogue for wool embroidery soon brought grist to their mills, for they appropriated the idea and have used? It on blouses, add ing one more tif the many interesting vagaries that make th«* blouses of the season attractive. One would not ex pect wqpl yam to travel hand in hand with georgette crepe.Jdit It does, and ^successfully, as ts witnessed by the bKmse shown In the picture. This model 4s of durlc plum-colored crepe, ornamented with scattered spirals of beige-colored embroidery. 1». f rant is Tta Aprofi rounded -Mi stitching finishes the hems and oot^ Un*% the nximl neck, and these are of •tlk like the pmdaut silk ornaments that finish the tie ends that are seared ta the fro^ erf the Ilium The tto aa a sleeves have a close-fitting cuff fast ened to a flowing upper sleeve. The other waist is of taupe-colored crepe, with front and sleeves embroid ered with silk of the sane* color. It is another one of the several models that have extensions below’ the waistline, and It contrives a very original man agement of ibis feature of the styles by having two long tahs at each side gathered into, silk tas.sels. Besides achieving this something new, the Idous** has another merit in a very wide, soft tflrdle of the georgette, and it takes advantage of the opportunity to use a small sailor collar on the round oeck. r Many round-necked blouses are finished with frills. i A WAR-TIME ILL THAT’S SPREADING HUNT’S SALVE CURES ITt TJRED in the war trenches of Europe, a wave of ordi- P nary JTGH i« spreading over the country. This skin disease, history shows, has always psevailed, following wars and the concentration of armies. It was common during the Civil War and following that conflict. There was an epidemic of the Itch after the Spanish-Amerieui War. Now’ history is repeating itself after the great European struggle.' Returned soldiers and those with whom they come in contact will find a recognized remedy for the Itch in Hunt’s Salve, commonly known as “Hunt’s Itch Cure. Many a veteran of the late Ws will testify to its merits. / If directions are followed HUNT’S SALVE willv prove a never failing cure for all forms of the Itch, and your druggist will tell you so. He sells HUNT’S SALVE under a strict guarantee to refund the purchase price to any dissatisfied user. * , > _ , A Medford. Oklahoma man, amdtoe thousands who , , -praise HUNT’S SALVE, says: . " » ^ dislike to call It tbe Itch, hut candor compels me to admit I had it badly. Your Hunt’s Salve, however, cured me after m&nv other * r remedies had totally failed. One box romplefed the cure—the first application afforded wonderful relief. My advice to those who have to scratch ts to use Hunt s Salve.” . ’ Hunt’s Salve Is especially compounded for the- treatment of Itch Ecsemo. Ringworm. Tetter and other itching skin diseases and ts sold on our gu&ranteo by all reliable drug stores, or it will be sent direct by mall If your local druggist cannot supply. Price 75c per box. A B. RICHARDS MEDICINE COMPANY. INC:. SHERMAN, TEXAS. ’ ■o \ Cham bray hits for the kiddl*** have ax*in appear***! this s^natm: and flume ■how stitched brims and targe, puffy crowns of the fabric, with wide rqjvec hand* mm I i Injury U 0m sr tw» WTd