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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY 10UBNAL, PORTLAND. SATU8DAY CVKNIMO. APRIt. -18. 1003 IS HINTS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS ,.', . , .... V;'V i s -v str- aCTS u f Aj- , ( The Children's Kaater. 0' NE of th happy cnuaisu v ures which shouia m- -'.' a nuUnr. and prohibited l thst of dyeing the Kasier fii , tli children so rouon en.- : : tni to tbelr pl mate.. Th. PPr end V-U-gar production, never have Quit. I STo. lrt la a child's enjoyment a. S2 brillta-t flu. and red dye. into which ; .ISjrb, "Iw1." Pr. th.r .111. not do W ham with their mu.lng-end th.y .Vo.CovVyVr .T b. V . Jrf by thJ older popl. which will BlTth chuldr.n hard-boiled egg" Yh,,!i.th tr5 win remain JncolorJd -and a new effect my ar haaed. .j . jrifrstusfc are rx; ihlswer placed the dainty lit- arws as fang vssj candle, when cwmpletM were both pri tv and wholesome. And with great joy in babies bore them home a. P""" to their .ratified l""- M"i takets could be easily road for May d.y pAwnta. Tb. food Stew Eng land cu. - torn he. never had a firm hold in the west, bu t a. we become more co.mo- preiiy oia :ubim ITbisket' of home-made candles, by thf wey. one of the mo.t attractive of Ea'ter Rift, and the atore. are full of pretty trtmmlnaa. The little Huffy on tokens T three la a row would Brace a box nicely. The ""P-VwhiU or rMn leave, are pretty. All wnu or Jrn and white a?, the be.t choice for basket, for boxes. . Flowerln plant, are one of the moat . : - -. nffftrlnm. and ae ''lTrWM- from which ' l-.iT.ILiJ. - The florists . have hya- ' dnthe, Ulleat of the valley and , 8t ion- enh . Jilie. in anunaance aa mi i , By taaing time and thought In their .-preparation any woman may have the early bulb. In bloom by next Easter, o , that aha may make presents from her own store. It 1 a ood Idea to let the children have this pleasure too, for any occanlon has much more of meaning end , enjoyment If the children have had to ' take time and thousht for others in the . planning;. 'j-i- 'lO', f; K K K "' ) 'i Fads and Fashions. etEW 'TORK, April 18. There are many noticeable changes in the. 1 walking skirt of this season. The two new. model, are the circular and , gored skirt.. . Still, the plaited ones ' have hot entirely left the field, and there ara some of the fashionable set , Who are now wearing them. The exag 'h iterated aHort eklrt Is no more to be worn.' for the neW. walking skirts all reach the ankles, which Is a more sen- 1 . ... . l. , irk... rnn.t fir imnnln. ly and cloeelv around the hips, and yet they cannot follow the line slim lines beyond a certain point The circular skirts with the inverted box plait in the middle, front and back have some nar row flat trimming- around the foot which is very Inconspicuous, and all other ornamentation Is put on the cnat and blouse. A popular design of trim mine 1. button-trimmed tabs meeting i. Ahaitmn ihana alonsr the seams. It : 1 tufa to say that buttons are the real ly fashionable trimming nn t h A nnv ; walking sklrta The two bands, when used on tnis seasons bkitib, ena bj - either side of the front breadth and are rounded and finished with buttons. In place of the one deep fold is one of practically the same width, but set on In tunic fashion, pointed downward back and front. These angles are generally tiard to get perfect, and to avoid being unbecoming this fold Is in most cases ended at the sides of the front breadth, thus leaving the front skirt length un broken. A color that will be a particular fa vorite this summer Is the new rose. It comes between the watermelon ana . . ... i i .. i un .. Vint nt i.l .1 vn. In m . . l i . . I . . 1 ,1 V... nhnun fnr. a hat that is to be worn with a costume of white broadcloth. Often the color Is repeated In the gloves, necktie and bod ice, but too much of this brilliant color may be toned down by some other shade, which in this case could be a veil of brown. . The new tailored coats show the short walsted effect, especially on the cut aways, which are usually single-breasted and fasten with three large button The alope or tne xronis oea:in mve m waist line and a fancy buckle often de- a tffiil flV CIPTCO f Hfcfc -1 U . I Ulr"M I 010 1 LIl 'mtmm . WlA to oonianca. Itwllloort yoponly about "jr(ir1 .515Mi. tell me howrou ZH not Xrf.w1th your work orPjJ rtlyTresJn plain wAS w,flr If you w.h-wm.dy WI ifOICil wftita- wl& rx-r, by return mall. I wil'"i?" auffsr. and how thev can eaally cure thonselve. pW..ory iUiurtratloMshowiag bIi4 hmlt. then when th doctor say itW. K"wy won.-n.h-ild. I8I "fuu,di,of women hmr. cured - 1 'u nun, -1 thmn-lves with my home rem V. muit it H nwnuw, - It r 1 amni.' .- - ... ..! .V. ..-41 mnit i. wiLnn , BumDmuwj, u j 7' " ' ',", "": u- mm iMrtft. and tne rre In aJ ih . plumo aad JirJTSStiSt acala. AddrsM . . i-; r .7 Writ, today, as yvu u.jr JivV vr,w,"'""r". I . : '. . til Young Girls' Evening Gown of Mull, Bwlsa or Organdie With Lca. and Iniertlon. flne. tha girdle. Tha h P-length box coau are being developed In many o nov elty materials, and the pony which barely covers the waist line, semi- ritting in oaca ana -- be worn aealn this .ummer. Ih. Etoa )". KT? r.M.VlT. T?.VIJ5 ind cnanges. in n ' J close, far rfv.r the right side two larga buttons, wniie -w t "'"' " . V" anf rounded, and the sleeve, three- quarter lengm ox mruium attention Is bcjngViald to coat lining.. The striped and flowered one. ar. beau- tirui, ana me ju,iii-;i"i ".Vh A ton. that fasten the coat to match . A suit or waca "a wn.vo "::"", -",fh lot with a cutaway coat wa. i'"' hunter's green satin, while the tnree blK buttons that fastened it were hair way the buttons often suggest the coat . lining. This is to be another year of parasols, . ... A - .ftrartlvSlV than last season. The handles of soma In narrow, flat or aquare .hapea There are carved ivory nanaiei i wiu., round or oblonir shaped. The parasol. in. .nd thev have wide hemstitched borders. Beautiful pink rose design. 3-ln.,A1 r In (hM IlkM. DUt morning glorie. in delicate colors are the top part of ecru npngee, w "ich l elaborately trimmed with silk mull gathered in double frills, lace and me dallions, all in matching color, while th.? 5- nl!r'IP Kh? h.tT'sllk .v,n Ina.rtlnna stitched on in gome design with small medallion, placed In each section. Some snow bor ders of a delicate color of finely Plaited silk and these should be carried with a costume where all the little acres . . .aIa. T ortr. rn.rkea borders are seen on parasols of white In blue, red and green are to be carried with tailored costumes. FLORE..CE FAIRBANKS. t a tt FJreless Stoves. FIRELESS or self-cooking stoves, which have been so popular In Ger many for a number of years, have been recently much Improved. ine early types were simply boxes made with double walls so as to retain tne heat, and food to be boiled or stewed inclose,d In the box for a sufficient t me to cook by the retained heat. The lat est apparatus is said to he heated by a stone. This is made sufficiently hot in an oven or over any fire, then placed In the cooker with the steak or roast, and the box is sealed up and left for an hour or so until the food Is thoroughly rot'neu miu nut- ...in -'"'-- . boillnff, frying and roasting may ail prc- ceea ai once wiuiuui wic ,! More About the Ijiwti . i FTER the seed has been sown for a A lawn, the arround should be rolled Xl anA wntnred reerularlv. It should not be allowed to become very dry. and when watered It should be thoroughly soaked. The rolling should continue every few days after the grass has made some growth. Mowing should Fr. to You and Every Slater Suf erlng from Woman' Aiimema. I know woman's suffering.. I have found the care. I will mall, free ot any charge, bt toa wt net with full Instructions to any sufferer f-om woman's ailments. I want to tell ill Women about this cure m, my reader, for yourself, yonr daughter, your mother, or your sister. I want to tell you how to our yourselves t home with out the hnlp of a doctor. Men mm! understand ai', mlfiirliin. w hat we woman Irnowfm unr. net, we know better than any doctor. I know that my'home treatment is aue aad sure ICI MS tesira, stsnsf snm nMnmni I tttilnt HI Mi tt Uw, Mlssttolf , Mn tt tn mrtiM, kMoti. ttt MtMtr tmUtt -ft tt cntii 0 IWMHII pvt.. I - I want to send you s ttapliit H tft lnshN.1 ttflralf h to nrov to you that you can cure yourself a horn, easily, qulekly and rarely. Remember, that, it . cert aw sotktato V . a .vn !. fral it VAn Jp . 1m than twArtniarlT. T . , iuhN mi MhMn. I will exniAln RM.tr MMIS, II Simn w wmmtmrp,, ' -...- , (Tf!CtUUT OUTes IMmiri V . , im... mi it ,i ttmti .nil . . Mntm Dame nm ' Ind US L cure for LMCtmwM w wiitim snanrgn, rar.m., mr ItMOtnt m Fill-l ot . hthM, Umtt MsM rwMt, HttriM w Siwias TasMrt, w Srmttit; ! H" k) Horn Gown on Empire Lines. ... i - - I.I ... 1 nav.r lac- TOiiow ll regular un - . tlna the araa. get beyond th control of the lawn mower. Po not ei ine mower too low, but cut grass as iunB a. possible on new lawns. When th lawn has become well es tablished, a further application of aome a . aAn i - Imnorlflni. Lawns ar often made by nodding wltn turf rrom otner piace.. una '""-" abl for Immediate effect when the ex pense I. not prohibitory, and better re sult, can b itot than with sowing with seed wnen periocny i-io.u had. Moreover. oddlng Is neerssary on terraces or other abruptly sloping places where the soli is liable to wash down before a turf Is formed. It Is also a (rood plan to have a good clean sod ror the edges of the lawn along the walks, etc. The ground should be prepared for soddinir the same as for seeding. The sods are cut In convenient sizes about IV4 Inches thick. The ground should be sprinkled with water Just before the sod is laid, and Immediately after it Is well tn turn th sod wrong side up and soak It before laying. Tne Dest time to sow ecru ni. In northern latitudes is early in the spring, Just as early as the weather per mits. It la possible to sow the seed early in autumn, which will allow the thin portlona to be reaeeded th next 'Pr,ng- at at at The Embroidered Band. EMBROIDERING velvet neck bands with beads Is a pleasant employ ment and a very useful one, for the fashion of wearing Dutch neck waists and collarless blouses is grow ing and necessitates the possession of these ornaments. The velvet ribbon used for these bands Is narrow or me dium width, and Is usually black, al though with light-colored or white frocks colored velvet is sometime, used. The ribbons are embroidered at lnter- i- a linln of nut tern In bead.l. HIS, 1111 a .....v - . . " - - .- so that the effect of jeweled slides is produced. A long lime ago ow yeon at least It used to De very mucn wio fashion to make chains of crystal beads in this style, the chains being made of several stranas ciaHjwu m. '" with medallions of beads In a quaint de. sign. I s About Apple Growing. APPLE trees do best in a fertlls clayey loam, or "white oak" soil and on a southeastern slope. Va rieties should b chosen which are known to be hardy tn the locality. In- POULTRY HOUSE PRIZES THESE articles belong to the series ! entered in competition for prlaes by the Semi-Weekly Journal. Be- j cause of their Interest to many subur ban subscribers they will be printed also on this page. An Iron Chicken House. By Mrs. Martha White. To make a house for BO chickens it should be 12 by 16 feet with sides 5 feet high. This is to be made entirely of sheet iron, roof and all, with a dirt floor. Rivet a slat of iron for the 1 - U I ,4 - U ,a11 ttrht-h should be put In crossways, having the QOUl III UIIC Jll . X it" i'. ,,n nnvr.. . slant back, the Tronl percn oeing inree feet high, sloping back, so the last perch would be about 18 Inches from me Iioor or, i xreerru, nave kiioin t-an fftjt fin a IavpI Pour fept fthould be left for nests which should be six Inches rrom tne iioor ana mae or dressed lumber, ln long box shape with low board ln front with a sloping top. Have the nests one foot apart and have them so you can remove them when you wish to clean house. Have the roosts made of hard, smooth pole, or planed wood, and each time yon clean house coat them with coal tar. The object of the sheetiron house 1. this: when you clean remove the nesting boxes after throwing out old straw on the droppings which you are of boiling water and salt enough In It to make a strong brine, saturate th next boxes and roosts with th boiling ntr. then while thev ara drvinr h.ve some old straw, paper or any quick stuff to tmrn, place ln your chicken house and set fire to It and qlose th aoor mnu iJirntiij ruwii inn mi tea. After this Is don remove the dirt and ..... w (11 .ha. a.v yuu win vi.ciw iii uj juui vviiliv . - ll.l - y,l,(-lrn K.. iwmum vmivu w - "i"' v ivn,n .iwuav. . Convenient Poultry .Honse. -v - ijjr Airs. j. vwen. i . Plmension IX by II, to accommodate Jufct SuinresMona. T on is prep rd for window clean on. U prepared . ror wmaow in. oa a'damp day wh.a JapC a wM appear ipj tba fiaaa, men a ory J,,,, th imitation, whicn i. ooto-.-n.n.p la all thatl" . VliJln. r oair. llvar, 1. both an la th Quickest procaa. of all. Th main point, to P remembered ar never to clean window with th aua Ktolar on thtm, to Plenty -a dry cotton cloth, or a number of old newspaper, on hand. and la bo case to ii too much water. . For very -ick peopl toast wat.r U a nounshinar. iiiyi " : - r -a.veral piece of cold, erlsp tpt In :'Thl?k pltch.r. Pour boiling f Jot water over It, cover th pitcher . to Men in th. .team, and after It ha. soaked for 18 minute, .train off th hot watr which contain, th nourlahlng of th bread. It can b kapt Tn a . cool nisre until th next tlm to rhat It P When cleaning hoM look wll o the Sr'r Wanvlnt.n.: h.C for "bojh ruin Or naar i. Imnnaalhl to wfthout con- Iderabl Pna . tll.t i,mtm n-c7t-hJ. on th. wall much longer irreaiur... lTioWon7th.h.nd. low y , . w un iit tn handled onH.nP-m -.Li. heaa ana "V iVT v,f lni .hlt or huof by a loop ',twl"!.lBarT dfle.. waah with co.o w.i- .-- rndkrohe. can hidai .helve, car. . ksnT el2an all th tlma. as enamel 1. easily wlPd with a ,"PJ ihi rrX,tv.a la a fitted cover of wtjtt themselves is .,-,. make. t-a.eiai..&;!s?j:-si . rndle to th du.ton proves a great a handle to Saw off th hanrtl from a convenience. aw oil " . A ln Zl"tlnKtrlxX "frltf Ma" tough diver. u. , . Mock Dlshea. From nw vn v. OCK-TurtU Egg. Every good cook book contain, tne recipe " ,. rnin for "moclt-turtl .oup," but If th cook d.lre. to mak. lther this -oup or th moca-irrapin mor realtlrtlc, it should b accompa- . - . t . js.0 wif-Klr.tiirtla fff Hi a'hfch n?b.' mad."lnthV following mannorr Ma.h the yolk, of three hard- boiled eggs to apa- '"'";r teaspoonrui oi uuv.-.. ,r beaten yolk of one egg: mix thorouchly. nrl roll tne pa-tiic in- '- , 'ear tne alxe and shape of the genuine : iki rtrnn thaaa Into I" . !J r"ltYr Vi;r themril. for" about formation may be obtained from the tat experiment station. in nearly every state. The trees should not be planted too closely. Dirt should b well packed ahout their roots and cultivation prac ticed for several years. Between the trees crops of potatoes or small fruits mar be grown. Clean cultur Is essen tial to prevent Infection by Insects and rungous diseases. The trees should be watched can-fully for borers which eat In the trunk. These can be dug out with a knife or killed by poking wire Into the aperture. The trees give best satisfaction when headed low frf ful pruning is essential. It Is well to see that the trunk Is "haded on the southwest by a healthy limb which will prevent sun scald. , When the tree 1. coming into bearing spraying with parls irreen Bordeaux mixture !s recommended. This should be done before the blossoms fall and again three weeks later. This treat- THE MOTHERS' CORNER A Mother 'a Boy. A BOY frl in BOY'S mother should know a boy's friends, and make them welcome th. home. If they storm up in t.ir. onH into the boy', den pretty of ten, all the better. By the way, th boy should have a den. with full liberty to adorn It as he pleases, and somewher about the house there should b room for his collections and his pets, writes Margaret Bangster. The last half hour at night, when the mother tucks in her boy and .end. htm To sleep with a kiss Is her ange lie , op portunity. She should never mlsi i U, nor when the boy Is old enough to carry a latchkey and spend more of hi.. even ings outside the home should heg to sleep without his good-night kis.. An invalid mother whose four sons had been her chief joy through their child hood and her chief care knew Ion. after they were men the step of each a. h came un the street, and the manner ot eah as he ran up the .ront tep. un- 50 hens; 3 doors, one ln eacn siae, op r,.it. M-h other. Be sure to hav on tn th south side if nowhere else. As lth.urf 1. sograteful to the hen. in V .. . v a-n t Vi mnt t(i ADf t".t d conect there to sun iii-iub" . - r The roost., or perches, should b i at one and. The door, should be exactly in .he center, leaving a larger apao . at one end to put Perches In. Two pole, or 2 by 4'. are nailed at on end to . . . Annw. n tiAllAi to end noor nea.r -- --- of house near the ceiling. Pwohes ar nailed to these at equal distartce. Spart, about four feet Th young chicken, will roost on the lowest on without any trouDie. n. iu- on.j... not reach Che wait, so on can go be hind them to sweep out. Put one full window in the center of the other end with nest Boxes on I"'"' dow and along sides till near the door. Nest boxe should not b too larg and filled one-tnira iu.i oi v, straw. Keep sulphur ln nest ; boxes all Sf th tliPto .keep-the lie in Objec tion. Have as larg a yard lencea wiin poultry netting a i-u v men folks to make for you. Hav a : ... .4,v. m small varA fnr paruuon ien- ' Ci -V hens and their broods f small chlcka, One can feed tne ui-io on w,... out having to bother with coops, and th old mother hen should have her liberty to cratoh gravel and cnas stray cat, i-imk i ui,nvii . in trmaai I l - ----- growth, and Is a good cover for th 11U tl ones whop a hawk'com sailing by. I assure you n- nn, " . .7 . i . A a. ,hA- Tf la Alan A it tha norenuuuu v. . y -. nice cool plac to rest In for th wa one wnen u '!" " , ,. ,1 them. If each hen with her chicks Is kept in a box till the chicks ar larg enough to lt out, they will com there each night,- and roost and all on haf to d is to close themjn. This la on laxy woman's Idea of keeping chicken with llttla work. As everyone knows (or thinks he does at leaalijiow to fed chicken. X will taot giv dirsctians hr. "t . ',," ' It two wlnutM, then quickly transfer tham to u? n w,iia th. mock ran "LrT. ii j h. Jmport- JSi economical. 'and "'fj SrSit To Imltata tha more cojtly om paa, hnli avn anttr calTa live In aiignuy aaltad water. When t-nd.r let r cut It Into .mail pic r----- to Pa-t. in a mortar, lioa tire, ma- fula of Duller. iuu n . fT. ... n.n nvar the liver. tenia OX am - crushing th onlona agalnat tha .lava to extrict a. much of th. juloa . a. poa alble. Add half a tableapoonful of Wor ca.ter.hlre Sauoe. a teaapoonful of mad. KngllVh mu.tardt a. l$"fraa u. lP?'(SJS.J nT-Tsa it ma mixture -with poUIng water, and aet it a.lda In gla.a or .ton.. Jar. rinf Ah t0? of aach wltn a lay.r of melted putt.r. TtM Sunday Menu. ; festival of aprlng and hop, the deoo ratlv. touch, which whltS hould not be v.rlooked. An aU ' whit tabls with a menu In which th food it mainly whit al.o h.a ""L'itr befor tn the. column. Anothr prtty ffaot 1 naa oy nuw " - - . with carnations or rosea or 333. .iT&r r .uu b bad. or for those wno nav. ":V,TiT can- nelds. trllllum. mak 'ViStiL or on terolci U an. all whit cloth; , or on pf openwork laid vr "ij Llttirbaakt of whit ., " of whit MWatlful CtTheir .f.n d that alao of hya-, out tneir '"u.t . . tininar-roam. cVndl7;Tand;uVTorted br thre ef g. held tOBether bv a drop of glua Th. little cotton room . wU, n?ii,inthe 'ohl d en." but 'far grown up. be mutual kindness and Joy b n., TirirLivD. ,.i... - - WaJwYth"-. "Irar of .If. wno-MOUb.Tea..lyanpreep:rd,r wB m,nU BREAKFA8T. st. wed Fias. Cereal. Soft Boiled Eggs. Broiled Bacon. Corn Bread. DINNER. Cream of Celery Soup. Roa.i veiu,- -"- ...n- 4 ir.. .tinned Potatoes. Cranberry Jelly. 1 Asparagus, French Dressing. Fruit Salad. Spong Cak. Coffee. SUPPER. v, nwuito . ... ju Fruit Salad. Peel and cut into die T"..PlnM7,Pwthh:.ron"cupfl andAdsdet as S.1 o ool.sSrv. with whippea cream toB.ther until llaht til volkV of thre egg. and one ilfn of suaar add on saltapoon of alt. .SS'of vanilla, two tablesnoon. M-r.iaP5 SndoVhaft last of all me -.-.- ment kills broods of the codling' moth and keep, fungi ln check. -l "I . Girls Save Yonr Stocking. GIRL will not be half .o apt to dance hole, ln their delicate silk .tocklng. If they will have slip per, powdered Inside. Thi. slmpl op eration permit, the silk and .hoe to rub together with decidedly less friction, and the war is thus not so grt A girl who wears exquisitely embroid ered stockings with all her pretty frocks and who feels a distinct griev ance when holes appear has hit upon a plan that works well with her for pre serving the hosiery Intact Her habit was to wear holes at the back of the heel where the slipper edge cut across. AH her slipper, now have a band, not more than half an inch wide, of velvet, the same shade, pasted Just w.thln the top of the edge. locked the door and cam quietly in. Each of th four stopped at mother . room to sajr good nlRht on his way to his own, and each would sit down on her bed and tell her something of the even ing's story. In their love affairs, she was their fond and wis adviser and their confidant from th hour they met the prettiest gfrl in the world to th hour of the wedding. I fancy there are mothers who will Ray that they ar too busy, who ar not strong enough or too hampered ln som way to ssend so much tlm and thought on the bringing up of their boys. But I have known a washerwoman, widowed and very poor, who managed to do It with signal success, and whose boys forged ahead to splendid manhood, and to tne day when their mother rod in her carriage. I have- known a woman chained to her -couch of tormenting pain, unable to move hand or foot for weary years, nursed by night and by day, who' so ,'if ... fl3,-,-. .r,A invAl lnv a her boy from to It and thereafter that h never piayea a k-ui-, - -.- --!"", scored a point anywhere, or brought . ' . l,il weirtwt thfa- S1A WAA Tint noma n m;--"" "f"", ..- - the first person to rejoice with him and the nrsi to near w- !".'"." " . feats.- That boy grew to be knightly and chivalrous,, clean-ralnd-d. and trong. yet not once after his sixth birthday was his mother ever able to leave her room. t ' The Easter Message. By Charles Akea. JTs AT the Easter glory shine upon W..1T- soul and make you , . . j itrongt The disappointment, tne darkness, . th sorrow, which may h. wnttintf for you In the horn tndnv at at business tomorrow, ot in vnur . wld .or narrow world n vou confront them all with tie calm and happy, courage of one wno knows that au mmx. wur. .UB.C. BOOa lO luun wiiv ivik v.w. ;-- and shadow, shadow and sunshine, mak UP the tweniv-.-ur iiuun y- lrte that is rounded by a J?-... . O. tried and tempiea neart, wunv. jii th Easter message! neiiey in uou. Believe In bis love, ueiiere in ui. Helleve ln hi goodness. Believe that ? ,iLi mW tfuLl mil la well with you while you are in his hands. Believe that " !. ' wv. :Jlf that hi.. Mw urnnk. See. ha.J.hip, "taSTth. blight of hope aa . . . .am, am mtr ," WWA Wt fl T and au mat .iu .v. " ...-- In som atrange. sad, splendid way work out for you a far more exceeding weight of glory. Call to him then, for h ls lieard and spirit, with . spirit can meet Every night has worn at last to morning. Soon your night of sorrow will o over. "H Is not here; he 1 risen." And the light-that w perceive, It is th rosy dawn of day, - Growing Jfamee. . WHEN" planUng althsr the flpwer , garden or tle kitchen-garden," re aerv a Httl spac for th chil dren and let them plant their names; It will afford . them much pleasure, and maybe the mean -of an object-lesson In nature-study. . . ' Mark the shallow drills In letters forming ' i..eir names, or. : better still, let ach chUd writ his or her name thle fR1' '''' nuit wKf. tmrV far ihtr llvfafl. aM fttt.r.lal1 TTvn f .h-dlJZn of orgivnio feminine diiordef. 6tnd. leg all daj, or slttlnf ln orarnped positions ; walking1 to and from their piaoei oi empioTiaeuviu uw wwt all tnd tn break doim their delicate fei-inine organism. ; ; . ;.v ' No class of "uromen are la need of greater assistance, andtiiotu V . ,, .lit.' V. ,.11-n. Bands oi leners uao uo uw lug demonstrate the fact i that LYDIAE.PINKHAI.rS VEGETABLE COMPOUND nfrnrpi the feminine system to a strong, healthr. normal condition. Miss ADDT r. warrowB, vi .emi Tille, Ohio, writes to Mrs. Plnkham t " I was very slek, bad dull head aches, pain ia nyr back, and a femlaln. waakooaa. I had been to aeraral doc tor and they did ma no good. Lydla B. rinkham. Vegotabl Compound made ma well and strong rd I can do most aay kind of work. I am ln better health than I ever waa, and It la all dua to your medicine." Miss Lillian Ross-of 630 E.84th St, New York, writes to Mre.Plnkham : "I had a female trouble, ueryous headaches, and was tird all tha time, and could not sleep. Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made ma feel so much better that I hope eyery woman who suffers aa I did will try it." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydla E. Pink ham's Vegetable Cbmpound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for feminine ills, and has positively cured thousands of women. Why dont you try it ? M-mm gl-1rtlAn: T,Wnfl MMS Invites all lck women to writ her for o ' - ' way: then sow flower or vegetabl seeds that will come up iiui-mi - get-me-nots and lettuce seeds. ...,ii-, n tha rreen Of J., DIIUC. VM-..H" -.. mm . i -.ill ha vary nrttV. ine you ns piu' - d the youngsters will feel asora to- eluiea lO aep intir "r-"i ---- from weed it th.r 1 a llttla P touch such as me nam m " give. Little Mother Hinta. . From the Circle. . . . . . uKllmat A ll part tn 2.000) kept In l ojarad 1 vessel in tne nursery or ,w... .- -3- Soiled linen, or linen used in .an Infec tious disease may ba droppea in u. solution and aepi coverwu ---r time as It can be removed and washed. . . .,. 1,1 iniurA th, linen. The soiuiion n-v ...j - - - - - ; and It will kill the germ and prvnt them rrom xuimg m, ,u. . , m.A ln.nt VUhlnf out the mouth after feeding la i unneo- rssary and noi navisaDio, u : artificially fed infant the mouth should always be , aentlv wwnaa meal, especially i y : tlon of th food Into th mouth. It la TOsslbl for flak. of Casein from the Kuk to lodge tha eheaka and 1 other parts of th mouth; whlch forrn a suit able soil for microbes. Naturally this washing of th. mouth must be done th the utmost care els it will indue vomiting, which 1. apt to occur in arti ficially id Infanta Vat an actlv Infant from on to two raara'of age. a 'pen' will be found an aMtitont substitute for a nurse durlns th. hour when baby must amuse Itself. A Den five by four feet In alxe. ouiit w.trslat.nynlng , lengthwise, ,d with sofded'nat in' two" separate part, when ; not n u.., may . piacea ln any room t3;fc" " i y, Its playthings and left ' wittout f r of the little nanu "" ,i When open for uaa. tha tw parta of th nen may o ciu , - screweyes. A carpenter should build a pen of this description .or M. in the summer time the pen may be moved to WH,fc""rr V V th where baby can have the benefit of tne open-air. m m ' a stiMr Rnom Hint. When chan.ingrteet Jt Ir ot "f advlsaoie 10 ,r 1, Tii , Srder to Prevent any H.k ot chil t Dianxeis . '.. V,t. .r thfcFea? oe boe, safety rlns; end the former, after hav- When "draw rr. tlent . should he made, to lie .on Ih wnicn.i. ww "-' - " , atient I then mad. to turn over t the other side of the bedV the rtah JitSan be- aaaily removed and th tiaw one, nnfoldedi and laid flat. k sltnc In the Vglati (rivet joy after sting gHn tkl 'd Bttln face wder. 8S. 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