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é~ 16 How Thin People Can Get Fat, Free. Startling Effect of N ew Discovery W hich Puts Flesh on Thin People Increases W eigh t and Per fects The Figure. P r o v a I t B y S e n d i n g C o u p o n B e l o u i tot* A 50e. P a c k a g e , F re e . 7t remarkable, scientific treatment has been found which increases the w eight o f scrawny or thin people, puts flesh on those who hare been thin for years, whether from disease or from natural tendency; on those who by heary eating, dieting or other methods, have in rain tried to get fat; on those who feel w ell but can't get fat; and ou those who don't feel w ell and stay thin. Th e new treatment N the last couple of years the hand em broidery craze has been spreading un til now every woman who cares to make a good appearance, without being e x travagant, appreciates these dainty little touches to her garments which hand em broidery adds. T h e work itself is very fas cinating, and many a dull and tedious hour during the winter months can be spent very profitably on this kind of work, and any I one can render themselves proficient in this kind of needle craft with due persistence and a little time. N o wardrobe is complete nowadays without one or tw o pieces of clothing bearing this evidence of daintiness, and to make everything as simple as pos sible we are offering our readers of this page a pattern which can be very easily transferred to any kind of fabric or wood, and which should appeal to every economi cal woman, in the fact that it would make a clear, clea n -cu t pattern tw elve or more times. W e will he pleased to furnish our readers with these patterns for the sum of ten cents in stamps o r coin, and would be glad to have them give it a try-out and see if it is not the most convenient they have ever used, as well as the most economical. ,V ^ ^ ^ A ^ y y y y y y y no. 10.106 P r o t o n « . th e R e m a r k a b le T is s u e B u ild e r , B u ild s I |> Cases l.ik e T h is In R e m a r k a b ly Q u i c k T i m e N o 1 0 . 1 0 « - T h r e e D e s ig n s B r a i d i n g B o r d e r simple, dainty, popular. Each design is is inches long, to be used fo r stamping 12 times or more. Bach design produces six fu ll yards or more o f artistic border. The first or tops design is l j f inches w id e—the second is 1H iuekes w ide—the third 1 inch wide. The w hole combination at one price—10 cents. called Protone, is a powerful inducer o f nutrition, increases cell-growth, makes perfect the assim il ation o f food, increases the number o f red blood- corpuscles, and as a necessary result builds up muscle and solid, healthy flesh, and rounds out the figure. ^ o r women who can neeer appear stylish with anything they wear because o f their thinness, this remarkable discovery solves the problem. An addition even o f 10 or SO pounds o f flesh, together with ruddy cheeks, w orks wonders in personal appearance. As a beauty m aker for the figure, it probably cannot be surpassed. It w ill cost you nothing to proto the remarkuble effect? o f this treatment. No dietin g or eating o f particular kinds o f food are necessary. Th e treatment is absolutely tion-iujurious to the most delicate sys tem The Protone Company, 417 Protone Dldg.. Detroit, Mich., w ill send to anyone who sends name and address, a free GOc. package o f Protooe (w ith full instructions) to prove that it does the work. T h ey w ill also send you their book on " W hy You A re T h in ," free o f charge, giving facts which w ill probably astonish you. Send coupon below today with your name and address. w no. 10.102 Hal E l E l no. i0 .n4- ! . . 1 0 ,1 1 4 - A C M M . t l o i u l D M l n fo r O u t l l n i a x E m b r o i d e r y o r B r a l d l u , Pop- alar for skirt waist or Jumper; aa easy design to follow . T h is one pattern svili transfer 12 o r more times. Price W cents. For Fall and Wlnttr — W m i.W h W I hmntifal. Write for In- «■ B fiP U M R ASSOCIATION, » 4 B. S «4 « . . Row York. SilkRomnantsFroo ■ » ■ S t ia. O . a S i U tf h v i T w 'i i i.f M n W »■> »a wa— .U I W » « 4 al«««» «¿a. I rwmr with m tk Ua m W . Maw? U * W y a mm mm < Sa» a h ; T e «IS Va e «- * « * • » N o v e lt y P I N , Knave I aitisi or year. lUawtifaMy engraved and finto*.*. Send IK e far sample. Money beef tf ant satkded. O r e e ly J e w e l r y Co., MTV Censuses M.. r n r i l s e t l . M a in a W ritten for this Magazine. B H E N you look at the Eastern sky in the early evening ia N o vember you will notice a small group o f stars covering a space a little greater than that occupied by tbe new moon. A ll are intensely white, but they are o f low magnitude for the most part and seem to shine through a kind o f veil o f suffused light. There are six stars readily visible to the naked eye on a clear night. Persons o f exceptionally good eyesight may see from one to five more. There is an ancient legend which was current among the Greeks that the Pleiades were seven sisters, wtjo fo r their goodness and beauty were placed among the stars One o f them, however, loved a mortal and. in consequence, retired abashed from view. Hence, no more than six afterward were risible. H o w this le- end originated would require more space or discussion than may be given here. It is enough to say that those persons who declare that they can see the seventh star are by no means agreed as to which is the star o f the several hovering on tbe edge o f naked-eye visibility. T h ey often still are called the Seven Sisters. A good opera glass will show about twenty stirs. W ? N n . 1 0 .1 1 1 P a t r i o t i c D e s i g n f o r S o f a P i l l o w T o p . S h o w i n g A m e r i c a n E e a g le a n d F l a g f o r B a c k g r o u n d , w o r k e d In o u t lin e o r s o l i d e m b r o i d e r y . Size 17x17. This pattern w ill tran sfer several times on any kind of fabric Price 10 cents. O r 4 « i n ( , T h e P le ia d e s a n d H y a d e s Made to order for Travel t a d Fashion. Prom Imported Kid, any shadts desired, and Warranted W e make all kind o f gloves and ^— » w .j fit vour hand. Samples free. C\ K f H .A L L f i Y , («lovers«-tile, K . T. no. 10.105 lo ju For $1.50 Ladies’ Long Gloves ¿¿r » , FR E E P R O T O N E CO U PO N. Tha Protone Company, 447 Protone BW r Detroit. Mich. I «rant to pat moro flosh on. no plonne noni me a free n)r. pack «no of *oar rouiarkaMo orientiti«- Hi»- rot on«-, nil propnoi. (.yH her with Pro ** chnncem * your rr*M hook toliins me why I mu tfcla. As an evidence of «oo<i faith 1 eacloeo 10 cent* to help cover postage and packing- no. 10,108 N o . l O . l O S - W r e o t h a n d B o w K n otn fo r C o r s e t C o v e r s a n d C h e m is e . V ery pretty de*urn which can t»e used for either a front or back closing or slip-over corset cover or chemise. The design should be w orked iu combination o f French N o . 1 0 .1 0 3 H a n d s o m e A s s e m b l y D e and Eyelet em broidery. It makes a very pretty s ig n s . F o r g e t - m e - n o t s a n d B o w k n o t s o r garm ent and the pattern can be nsed 12 or more B l b b o n a , For scattering. Is intended for em times. broidering in w hite w ork mg-cotton upon sets of undergarments, either iu French laid w ork or the French and eyelet combined. T h is design offers opportunity fo r handsome em broidery eltects in colored silks. Bach design in this set can be used fa r stamping 1 2 times or more. Price 1(1 cents. U se CO U PO N on N o . l O . l O S - F o u r D e s ig n s B r a id in g B o r d e r . Simple dainty, popular Each d-sigti is IN inches long and can 'be used for stamping 12 times or more. Thus each design produces six ful*. yards o f more o f artistic border. The first or top design 1s 2 inches w id e—the second r '% inch wide— the third 2 inches wide, and the fourth K In ch wide. I h e whole combination at one price, 10 cents. O p p o s it e One star, brighter than the rest, is named Alcyone. A small telescope will show additional stars, until, in the great observatory tele scope-, no less than two thousand are to be seen. Observations begun more than sixty years ago and patiently followed, showed, when about fifty years had passed, that there .was an actual association among the star*, that is, that they are revolving about each other. The displacement was o f the very slightest after those years, so slight, in fact, that it could not be meas ured. answering to what is called, in chemistry, a trace. It is clear from this that the evolution must take a vast period o f time, numbering tens o f thousands o f years. W hen we reflect further on the giant masses o f these distant suns and re flect that even at a distance o f thousands o f millions from each other, the revolu tionary movements most be many miles a second, we may gain some idea o f the stu pendous scale on which is constructed this object which glitters as an ornament to our autumn skies. The whole group, or at least a great part o f it, is wrapped in glow in g hydrogen. The name Pleiades, notwithstanding the pretty legend, is de rived from Greek plrion ‘sail," from the fact that the easily recognized group was o f great use to the sailors in those davs Page. before the magnetic compass. From the earliest days they were noted and many religious observances marked fheir appear ance in the evening sky. The H allow e’en observances and, stranger still, the date we have chosen fo r our Novem ber elec tions, may be traced to the ancient regard fo r the Pleiades. T h e Pleiades belong to the constella tion Tarus, the second constellation o f the zodiac. Follow in g them, at about an hour's interval, is the sister group, known as the Hyades. This is a V-shaped figure, having at the end o f one arm the great red star Aldeharan. The Hyades were sisters o f the Pleiades, according to the ancient legend, and were foster-mothers to Bacchus, after the death o f his own mother. Aldebaran is receding from ns at the rate o f thirty miles a second, but being already more than a hundred mil lion miles away from us, its rate o f reces sion will not make any difference in ap pearance fo r very many thousands o f years. The star next to Aldebiran is one o f those rarities, a naked-eve double. That is, it appears as a single star on o r dinary occasions, but on exceptionally clear nights it is shown as a pair o f glit tering stars very close together. The whole group is extremely beautiful and interesting and well repays study.
