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_ ’i . I J - 'vv 7 ■ ( f' A-** V JL THF PFOPT F. B^^NWFT T,. <?. T. PAVED .Pretty Frocks for Girls; . Ribbons Put To Many Uses SAY “BAYER” when you Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians Colds Headache Neuralgia. Lumbago Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheynlatism .Accept only ^Bayer” package which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin la th» trade mark of Barer Manufacture of BlonoaceUcaddester of Salicyllcacld T HE designers of children’s clothes are not concerning themselves with bringing out styles or using fab rics that are startlingly new. Keeping In mind that the mode. In all direc tions, Is conservative and approves simplicity (insisting upfin It in chil dren’s clothes) their efforts are con centrated on original finishing touches and on making clothe^fhut are.prac tical and pretty—Ui*y use well-known fabrics and accepted stales. The new displays In Uwfshops are confined most ly to fabrics we have been familiar with always. In-cottons, gingham, chafnbray, percale, voiles and heavier ilalp weaves, overshadow the novel ties. Now Is a favorable time to dispose For girls from eight to twelve noth ing makes a prettier' dress-up frock than taffeta silk.* In the darker colors It is very useful ami In lighter, colors it Is the Ideal yurty frock. A pretty model is shown at the right of the Illustration. Neck and sleeves are finished with piping and narrow val lace and the skirt has a tucked panel at each side. A pretty rosette of taf- fetu, edged with luce, Is centered with a cluster of tiny rosebuds and fids frock satisfies the sense of appropri ate dress for one of the buds in the rosebud garden of girls. $ The mode may dictate the utmost simplicity In frocks for the coming season, and even "extend this man date to cover evening dress, but It has A Live Topic The professor was really very pro found, and he wasn't such an elderly professor, either. His style was con cise, and when he had finished with a subject but little remained to He said. The girls on the campus were discuss ing this with admiration. The schol arly ones had declaimed at length, when a little bobbed-haired beauty spoko. “The professor tells me he now has a subject he can’t say enough about," she.said. * „ ’ . "And what is this subject, girlie?” they Inquired. ••Me."* WARNING ift c HENRY WAMPOIIS “DANDELION BUTTER COLOR” ' A hannless vegetable butter color used by millions for 50 years. Drug stores and general stores sell bottles of “Dandelion’' for 35 cents.—Adv. |Ng| Unless you look for Initials “Henry S.” and remember “Made in Baltimore” you may not get the original and genuine. Henry S. Wampole’s product, used for many years and proven best by test of millions of people. Avoid substi- iEXTJZACT COD LIVER. OIL COMPOUND MADE IN BALTIMORE SO ID £V£Ry WHERE tutes. Remember no finer, nicer .tasting preparation can be made of the extract of God Liver Oil, Malt, Wild Cherry and Hypophosphites of Lime, Potassium, Manganese, Strychnine, Quinine and Sodium. See dire’etions on each bottle. Size of the Human Body ^Authorities differ in lixing;>the num- ‘ber of square feet of the surface of the human body, there being no fixed limit owing to tire variations in size, but a man of 5 feet S inches weighing around 17.~> pounds has, a skin surface of apprirximately 1<! square feet. The larger mefi and’women measure more, some of them very much more, while some of the more diminutive bodies have a measurement as low as 10 squqre feet. - Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION o, Ji "V 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief His Limit "Is your son-in-law industrious?” asked an acquaintance. “Well, sorter," replied old man Stoekery of riapboapd Springs. "He’ll do most’an.\ tiling hut work.” WOMEN! BEWARE! REFUSE IMITATIONS ii i >? V<5 \n \u m\ #r\\t Cm •y '3 •v Ancestral Wedding Garb At a society -wedding In Boston the other day the bride was attired in her grandmother’s wedding gown and veil, and she wore also her great-grand mother’s rose point fichu and a brooch which had been her great-great-grand mother’s. Her mother’s white satin wedding Slippers completed her bridal costume, which thus represented five generations. WRIGLEYS after _€Vtry meal Cleanses Month and teeth and aids digestion. Relieves that over eaten teelloQ and add month. Its l-a-s-t-l-n-0 flavor satisfies the eravlnu lor sweets. % Wrfglcy*a Is doahla value In the benefit and pleasure It provides. SiMimits Perky CM! •i r She flavor lasts Cuticura Soap for the Complexion;. Nothing better than Outlcura Soap dally and Ointment now and then as needed to make the complexion clear, scalp clean and hands soft and white. Add to this the fascinating, fragrnnt Outlcura Talcum, and you ha.ve the Cuticura Toilet Trio.—Advertisement. Your Men Folks save half the cost and are better pleased when, by our new method, you make at home all their SHIRTS % 4* 4* 4a His Hour of Rest Peel?—Tiie after-dinner nap is rny favorite hour of the- entire Sunday. Heck—I thought you never slept after dinner. : Peck'—I don’t, but my wife does.— Boys’ Magazine. ? 9 If DEMAND “BAYER” ASPIRIN Take Tablets Without Fear if You See the Safety “Bayer Cross.” Warning! Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years Say “Bayer" when you buy Aspirin Imitations may prove dangerous.—Adv Latent New Yorli Myles, 2*9 varletlea. 'two itradea. Complete nhlrt - making outfit, cholc# materials, specially deadened pattern. Includ ing separate, or attached^ collar, pearl but- tona, , neckband. Interlining and dimple In structions tor making at home. All color* »nd combination". Copiplete, ptua postage: Grade value $3 each. $1.60 - Grade value $4 each. $2.00 Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. 'Send'free samples and full direction*. HOME TEXTILE COMPANY Dept.W. 02 Dm*** SI. . New Yerk YOUNG MAN let the Charlotte Barber College teach you a good trade and be independent. Write for catalogue.’ Charlotte Barber College, Charlotte. N. C. l.AKGKMT OK T0MATOKM, 3 POI’NOS, IS Inches In circumference Order plants now; 76c dor.en ST PETERSBURG PLANT CO., 36 Hfxth St. South, ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. SPECIAL 1)1 SCO 1 NT ON BABY CHlCKd for February. Place your order Immediately. February chicks best of all ASHEVILLE HATCHERY. Box 1044, ASHEVILLE. N. C. f^Ti IA Warning! Not All Package Are “Diamond Dyes.” Dyes Diamond Dye; LATEST IN CHILDREN'S CLOTHES Aftt*r the matrimonial knot is tied a girl quits making tea and learns to make coffee. SA\ K MONEY ON ROOKING Get our prlcea. before you buy. on roll tin, galvutlzed’ and composition roofing, metal shingles, sheet copper, builders’ hardware. DAVID BLUMCY & S.ON, AUGUSTA. OA. MAKE ftO.OO DAILY PROFITS In the rummage or used clothing bualneaa. Experience unnecessary. We start you. V. S. CLOTHING DISTRIBUTORS Dept. 110, 2042 W. I-like St., ChlcHgo, I1L W. N. U. t CHARLOTTE, NO. 9-1924. 25$ AND 75$ PACKAGES EVERYWHERE Stops Eczema Relleies the inflammation. Itching aMUrriUtiont soothe* and aoltena the skin and leaves It smooth and sootless. TETTER/NE The complexion s best rrtand. 60c at your drug gist’s or from the SHUPTRINE 60.. SAVANNAH. 6A. Always ask for “Diamond Dyes” and If you don’t see the name “Diamond Dyes” on the package—refuse it—hand It hack! Eacliil5-cent package of “Diamond^ Dyes” contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint skirts, dresses, waists, sweaters, stockings, kimonos, coots, draperies, coverings—everything new, even if she has never dyed before, j Choose any color at drug store. Itefuae I substitutes! * Nine—Count ’Em » Insurance Clerk—Here's a woman who wants her pet cat insured. Manager—All right, hut tell her she ll have to take out a .policy «n-en< h “one of the cat’s lives.—Boston Tran script; Quite the Contrary ‘‘Did 1 understand you tn say that your neighbor's hoy was the support 1 of^the family?” “Good heaven, no! I said the sport of the family.”—Boston Transcript. of spring sewing for the young folks! Lent Is nearing and a late Easter gives time to get the work out of the way before spring lures everyone out of doors. For little girls many dresses are made of plain ehambray, cut on the Simplest lines, or of gingham In small checks. Sometimes they have short yokes and set-in sleeves, but just ns often they are even simpler. Bound collars and plain cuffs—or bands—of white lawn, provide the usual finish for neck and sleeves, but on tl.e checked ginghams plain ehambray, to match in color, is often used Instead. Even these accessories are left out no intention of leaving ■ beauty un adorned by furbelows. Just by way of pretty, frivolous touches, it pre sents all sorts of scarfs, girdles, head bands and innumerable belongings, for both outer and underwear, 1 that are made of ribbons. 'A head band anil a soarf of wide ribbon are shown here which will bring distinction to the most unassum ing of evening frocks. Narrow ribbons in brilliant metallic .weaves usually serves to make the flower motifs np- pljed to head bands even when the bands themselves are of silver or gold, ribbon. Silk In all colors, woven In with the tinsel threads, make innumer- A Simple, Safe, Sure Remedy for all local aches and pains due to tnkirtg cold or over exertion Is an Allcock’s Plaster.—Adv. , It takes. a woman tor make every word L M wlien .it comes to imparting secrets. jsa t-yVL re .f : for Sm •■>1 % '^<*** / - y 1 I JrlOTHER:** Fletcher’s Castoriais a pleasant, harmless Substi- :tute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. To avoid imitations, always look fpr the signature of Proven direction* on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend k. i: rf^' M : i’C S' •v V . TBAOB Two pleasant ways to relieve d cough, Take your choice and suit your taste. S-B—or Menthol flavor. A sure relief for coughs, colds and hoarseness. Put one in your mouth at bedtime. Always keep a box on hand. SvS SMITH BROTHERS as ngBso, MANY ACCESSORIES MApE OF RIBBONS on such simple affnlrs qs the srnnll smock shown at the left of the Illustra tion, where a little- stltchery of col ored floss answers for all the decora tion. Hems on the sleeves and skirt are headed with a line of fancy stitch ing, us cat or feather stitching,' the slit; pocktftsjare edged with buttonhole stitch and cross stitching makes tiie small baskets on the front of ,the frock |liiit so pleases the.little wearer. Nearly all d-esses for little girls ^re made with kakkers to match. able color combinations so that head bands are endlessly varied. Next to the headband the ribbon .girdle or sash Is the one item of most importance as an accessory to the evening’or aft ernorni frwk—lOifch without it migfu pass almost unnoticed.'"*'’ • , There is another r^nim m wh:;-: women deiiglit .to-honor ''b' en- - r. tbsit is in ineny small .— ’ corn enii ru’es tp. nuo .. - U'W-,.; ’-Jr.- >• (O. 1924. H fc- ■: 31 An IDEAL FLOUR for the BUSY HOUSEWIFE Y OU’LL be surprised how self-rising flour lightens your house work, eliminates many unneccessary steps in the kitchen and does away with a host of Baking worries. It’s ready mixed with just the right amount of pure phos phate baking powder. Just add a bit of shorten- ing and milk—that’s all. A heaping plate of luscious biscuits, muffins or waffles in a minute I Read what a busy housewife from South Carolina writes: "I have always used self-rising flour suc cessfully and can recommend it to anyone— especially to the busy housewife. Much less time is spent with flour already prepared for use. .'Xfind that a much nicer biscuit can be made with self-rising flour than with plain flour. It is much more convenient and successful in every way.” Save time, save trouble, save worry—use good self-rising flour. Remember, too, that self-nsing flour is wholesome, healthful and nourishing.' It complies with all pure food laws. A fool and his money .are soon started. FOLLOW THESE FIVE RULES For Making, Perfect Bucuits wuh .Self-Rnmg Flour. (1) See that your men 11 hot; (2) Always ute tweet silk or cqU water; (3) Never add baking powder, soda or tali; (41 mUM or i dPugh- ■ot>d thortenm, bake srtenmg-—lard, vegetable fat or butter: (5) Make soft qutckly. SOIT WHEAT MILLERS’ ASS’N, Imc. SELF-RISING a'.INCU 1 ! t«eo-« It’s Hyilthful— ‘Dependable—Economical '“© tU4 I