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SCHOOL LUNCH Some Suggestions as to What to Give Your School Children. h The importance of the mid-day I meal for the growing child is often neglected, particularly during school f time. It should not be forgotten that, as a rule, the lunch which the child takes at school is the big meal of the day, therefore, should be sufficient in HL mionHhT tt?ViMocnrnn on/1 modo 11 n nf RgKhc foods required by the growing P* ' Growing children need good wholesome foods because new tissue is being made, they take a great deal of exercise, and the tax of study increases their food requirements. They need simple foods easily digested; | You may wearing ^ corset all without I But never ^ appearance, I < yf Your first lflk\G aMZ/r <n> \ I w \I1 W scientifically \ Jijj * properly fitt< l| |'?? a total chang 1?looks at youJffijtpri yourself. ?We offer thes y^/ J at moderate] . ' every worn ar sponsibilicyfc NACHMAN'S F LAKE CITY, * 1P0\ During the months of October a our millinery department, we will t ments, by mail, ror niungs. TR I FIVE I Tuesday, W< I The Fin< I* ?? J PRAC I LIVE STOCK-) t I AGRICULTURAI I B the Keynote of this ye J I POULTRY SHO I WOMEN'S DEP J B Demonstration Departi % Kjg I Hon. H. C. Wallace,U, H Hon. A. F. Lever will I ON THE A ? MIDWAY J S. P. HARPER, Pres. ^|H r \ such as milk and milk products, meat: as beef, fish and chicken, vegetables fruits and cereals. To summarize the planning an* preparation of the school lunch: i should be planned so as to be satisfy ing and nutritious, but not to heavy (heavy lunches cause sluggishness. In packing the lunch the containe is most important. It should be on that is easily cleaned and properl; ventilated. Paper napkins shoulc when possible, be provided. Eacl ' sandwich should be wrapped in oile* or paraffin paper, for the carrying o such foods as salads, etc..small jell; glasses or custard cups are very nice The attractiveness of the lunch ha ' much to do with the taste of the foo< which it contains. When possible, tb ideal way is to have one hot dish o have been t ft 0 an r n ti a JI J\JUi vviu^iwiw oaiuiAwuvu* ASHION STORE so. CAR. nd November, on account of rush in hank our customers to make appoint* he Representat i-a Georgetown, 4 BIG ednesday, Thurs est and Most JTICAL DEMC \ larger and better display o i EXHIBITION?This departn ar's Fair. !W?Nothing has been overloi ARTMENT?There never has nents. The exhibits and ari FRIDAY, , S. Secretary of Agriculture present to the housewife of l. B. Millers S THIS II : H. S. PARSONS. V-Pres.: C * f /f V W I \S f ^ f your life \n owing it vithout suffering from it in health, temper?or all three. S S AII O ?sy K?/ JL. iV 41 v> JUUH' Lacing RSET designed, expertly chosen, ;d, may very probably mean e in the way your dressmaker ?and the way you look a? e original front lacing corsets Driceswell within the reach of i, and we will assume full re s drink to accompany the home packed h lunch. This of course, is prepared at school. The following are a few examples of properly planned lunches: t 1 Two chicken sandwiches, small container of potato salad, 1 apple, '? *6 pint sweet milk, a small piece ) peanut brittle, r 2. 1 or 2 cheese and pimento sande wiches, small container baked y beans, Vz pint sweet milk, 1 piece 1, sponge cake. h 3. Two nut sandwiches, potato or d mixed vegetable salad, * pint f sweet milk, 1 cup cake, 1 orange. y 4. Two cottage cheese and nut sand>. wiches, celery or cold-slaw, baked s cup custard, two sugar cookies, i o Why He Turned Out r ; "Why do you turn out for every road hog who comes along?" She asked rather crossly. "The right of way is ours, isn't it?" "Oh, undoubtly!" her husband replied calmly. "As for turning out, the reason is plainly suggested in the epitaph which appeared in a newspaper recently: "Here lies the body of William Jay. Who died maintaining his right-ofway; He was right, dead right, as he sped along, But he's just as dead as if he'd been wrong!" o Tigis Griffis, an eight year old boy, from near Adams Run, was tried in the court of general sessions at Charleston Saturday of last week on a charge of murder, and found not guilty, Judge Townsend directing a verdict This boy was indicted for shooting another of about his age, with a shotgun, while they were oat hunting, the latter part of June. 'An argument developed over who could fire the ancient fowling piece, and in a tussel, Gregory Patrick was fatally shot in the side. Tigis is believed to be the youngest defendant on such a charge ever tried here. Lacked Forethought "I don't like these photographs at all," he said. 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It will be one our leading attractions, a lttracti ve exhibit than that which will be displayed in the Women's and Home 1 will be one of our biggest and most pleasing surprises. i i AGRICULTURAL DAY I " ' ' 1 * * rr-J r/MinfJac wiin hoc maHp thf* average of crons 2 leflai CO IDC THrilld U1 mc ih-vuuumvo nuv imw ? d. ? r. _ the greatest improvement in her kitchhen, A Silver Pitcher. 9 Shows, Rides and Free Attractions that are good, clean and of the 9 3ANT AFFORD TO MISS! I r. W. BELLUNE, Executive Committee; JAS. D. LEE, Gen. Mgr. and Sec'y. jl