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Collars Whips, Blankets, etc,
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Large N um ber ef tx h ib its and Beauti
fu l Color Scheme in Decorations.
Probably the greatest of all automo
bile exhibitions ev er held In the U nit
ed States lo point of beauty aud In
the total value o f goods shown was re
cently Inaugurated lu Madison 8quare
G arden, N ew Tork, when the tenth
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annual national automobile show was
opened there I n , * setting of spectacu
A V IN G become somewhat ac
la r d e c o ra tio n / T h e spacious auditori
customed to the daring ex
um baa been transformed into a Roman
ploit» o f the aviators, Charles
am phitheater, gpd from basement to
K . H am ilto n 's recent flight
dome a harmonious color scheme In the
from New York (o Philadelphia aud
decorations la followed, showing off the
back la taken much aa a m atter of
b eau tiful cate to the best advantage.
course.
Yet It la a uotabie achieve
U nder tbe »teeli glnlers near the roof
ment. w orthy to runk w ith the cron*
is a cloth dome of azure blue, from
channel flights of Blériot and Kolla,
w u i c u nrw
a p w im iM u
u |V arc lights
which
are lu
suspend.d
huge
w ith the Hiidaon valley voyage of
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000 bas born eir>e$ded to mnke this
cheeler dual) of Lout* Paolhau.
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dleplay the finest
Ive display
fact, In m any ways It la more rem ark
ever seen at an auto show. A new
able thau any o f thexe flights. one of
feature la the reservation o f a num ber
the novel features being that It was
o f boxes aeatlng 1.000 persons lo fro n t
made throughout
practically
upon
o f tbe arena.
schedule tim e. Just ns a ra 11 road train
A t the entrance Is seen a Roman
would ruu. ila in llto u covered the dis
fountain In plaster, and In the spar
tance between his atartlug point on
kling w ater which flows to the large
Governor* Island and the landing
basin goldfish a re seen a t play amid
place In Philadelphia in about two
pond lilies and w ater plants.
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hours, w ithout a stop and w ithout a
M ore than 7,<KX) additional feet of
mishap to t h e inechauiHrn of hl* tiler
space has been added fo r tbe exhib
H e prepared hla own tim e table, cal
culating care f f l i y the tim e required itors. and this wo* obtained by erect
ing platform s about tbe am phitheater.
to pass from- one point to another
These platform s are surrounded by
along his route, and adlrert-d to It with
Doric columns, which ure decorated In
the fidelity of an engineer driving the
w hite and gold, surmounted by an
locomotive of u lim ited express
eagle on a wheel, the emblem o f tbe
Leas thnn a year ago H am ilton l>e
show. All the newest designs o f mod
gnu doing stuuts w ith aeroplanes,
els produced by (lie Association of L i
making hla first flight In one of these
censed Automobile M anufacturers are
skimmers of the a ir on Nov. 28, 1909.
on view, lucluding evehy conceivable
W hat has brought attention to him In
kind o f motor vehicle.
the past few months has been tils pro
Tbe show this year Is larger In num
pensity to do the unuaual w ith hla ma
ber, o f exhibits than ever before.
chines rather thau to settle down to
T here are more than 323 different dis
loug distance flights
plays, o f which fifty-fo u r are exhibits
Prior to Ids undertaking the trip
o f complete cars propelled by gasoline,
through the a ir to Philadelphia nud electricity and steam; 240 are exhibits
back, however. H am ilto n made one o f accessories and parts, aud there
long diKtnuce trip o f flft.v-three miles are 23 motorcycle exhibits. T h e curs
o f which he I* very proud. One day in range In price from $750 to $7,500.
January he flew from Kan Diego, Cal.,
There is a comprehensive lin e of
a distance of tw enty-six and a half motor trucks and business wagons In
miles across the Mexican border and the basement o f the Garden.
n « re
back again w ithout stopping. T h irty also Is a complete exhibit o f motor
miles of this trip was over the Pacific cycles.
ocean and a large part of it out of
There Is an unusually large numl>er
sight o f land.
o f lnclo*e<l cars on exhibition. M any
H ow ever, It was H am ilton's long o f the llmouslues are particularly lux
glides through the a ir that won him urlous. One has n spacious body con
notice.
In m aking these the aviator structed to perm it carrying a wash
stand and other toilet facilities ns well
as carrying five passengers bi the back.
On the roof Is space fo r two trunks.
A rack fo r three more Is in the rear.'
Among the luxurious electric cars Is a
coupe finished In black and gold, up
holstered lo goldeu r bronze brocaded
satin, w ith tu fte d satin bead lining
and silk shades. I t has a ca t glass
flower vase, and the metal parts are
gold mounted. I t ha a cardcases and
other d ainty conveniences.
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Am now prepared with a complete kit of tools to
attend all calls for plumbing, etc. in the country.
Have you seen the Steel Watering Troughs I am
making? If not take a look and order one.
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A N D U P -T O - D A T E ,
S P E C IA L R A T E S T O C O M M E R C IA L T R A V E L E R S
Quite 8urs Lost Explorers Never Got
to North Pols.
Just before one o f his recent lectures
on the north pole Commander Peary
took occasion to discredit the re
ports o f the discovery of the remnlus
o f Andree's balloon 900 miles north
o f P rin ce A lb ert, Saskatchewan, near
Reindeer lake. In the arctic circle,
which have been sent out by Catholic
missionaries in th at region.
H e Is
confident th a t tbe Audree expedition
never reached the pole.
"S im ila r reports of the finding of
w reckage fro m tbe ill fated Jeannette
on the north coast of Siberia were
heard fo r years u n til they were finally
discredited by tbe knowledge th at M el
ville and D e Long had landed lo tbe
Lena d elta,” said Commander Peary.
" In my opinion, Andree’s party camo
to g rie f and th e ir balloon dropped into
the polar ocean shortly after their
start. T b e chances nro that they were
either drowned or that they starved
m iserably to death upon an ice floe.
“I d o u b t-if th e ir exact fate w ill ever
be known.” —T ”
seems to “ let go all holts” a fte r hav
ing mounted to a great height, usually
from 800 to 1,000 feet, and comes slid
ing down through the air at a trem en
dous speed, driven only by the weight
of bis machine, the motor having been
shut off. Several times H am ilto n has
had close calls while doing this feat,
the closest having been when he mis
CHICAGO’S NOVEL “ COURT."
calculated his distance w hile flying
over Lake W ashington, at Seattle, sev
eral months ago and dived Into the 8tate Attorney to Hear Criminal Casas
to Clear Docket.
wuter. T he surface of the lower planes
A departm ent said to be unique In
broke the force o f his fall so effectual
crim inal court annals o f a large city
ly that he got off almost unhurt.
H a m ilto n prior to the development was recently eetabllshed in the office
o f the aeroplane bad dabbled w ith ev o f State A ttorney W aym an a t Chicago.
ery sort o f flying device that had been I t Is to be known as “the state a tto r
Invented.
From the antiquated gas ney's courtroom.* In the new “court”
bag balloon, grown fa m ilia r to every all the old crim inal cases on the dock
one, he progressed to the dirigible et, about 1,000 in ail, w ill be practical
when It was introduced and then ex ly tried before Assistant State A ttor
perimented w ith the kites which Im ney George Guenther.
M r. Guenther w ill go over the evi
mediately preceded the aeroplane. W ith
all of them he Is said to have had his dence and hear witnesses. I f he thinks
the evidence ngalnst the defendant is
th rillin g escapes.
Perhaps the nearest to death that sufficient the case w ill be tried before
H am ilto n has been In his career was a regular crim inal court Judge. I f The
once when he w ent up In a dirigible state’s side of the case does not appear
from Paterson, N. J. Right a fte r he strong enough Mr. G uenther w ill have
left the ground be lost bis ballast, and It nonsuited. In thia w a y it is expect
the cylinder pointed up through the ed to clear the docket o f a ll cases,
clouds like a ro ck et I t rose 0,000 feet some of which are several years old.
w hile he was struggling w ith the valve and also save a great deal o f tim e to
cord, finding out th a t the valve was the regular courts.
jam m ed and would not respond. A t a
height recorded by the aneroid barom
W ar on Plague Squirrels.
eter H a m ilto n carried as 14,000 feet
W hile the danger from bubonic
the bag b u rs t T h e silk case fell over plague la declared by experts to be
the fram ew o rk o f the carriage In such localized. It Is adm itted to menace oth
a m anner aa to fo rm a parachute, and er sections if not fo ug ht vigorously.
It snnk g radually to the ground.
" K ill the squIrrelsP* la the cry, and
In another case, w h ile try in g out a the United States governm ent biolog
kite, H am ilto n 's luck saved him. The ical expert Is to C a lifo rn ia Investigat
whole structure o f the kite crumpled ing the most desirable and economical
w hile it was being towed by an auto bait fo r this purpotou
mobile a t a speed o f tw en ty miles an
“Is there any possibility o f the
hour.
H a m ilto n was in a seat sus plague spreading beyond tbe Rocky
pended beneath the k ite proper. D ra w mountain range?” was asked o f the
ing him self up between the k ite planea, biological bureau tbe o th er day.
be hung on between them, and they
“No; we won't let It,” was the an
protected him so effectually that, al swer. " I t might poeelbly get Into O re
though the w reck crashed down from gon. but we are working hard on the
a height o f 800 feet, he got off w ith situation and purpose to etop Ito
; only minor tojwtoa.
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NATIONAL BOY ”
SCOUT MOVEMENT
Scope of Project Formulated by
Highway Protective Society.
SIMILAR TO EH6USH BODY.
Engraved faces »re more often the
result o f habit than the marks of
Tim e, th at professional etcher that
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usually receives all the credit for fern
brine ugliness. W om an la not content
w ith expressing herself in words. She
most needs m ake little noses and fun
ny faces to give completion to her
ideas I f you w all about your lack of
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beauty watch youreelf for one short
day.
You w ill he surprised to And
THE CHERRY TRIMMED TURBAN.
what wonderful things you w ill do
"Cherries red, cherries ripe"—you
w ith your own face. I f countenances
may have them for your dinner and
were not so substantially built they
you may have them on your h a t But
would sooner show tbe wear and tear
be sure to hang them ou a red crea
Imposed upon them.
tion Buch as the m illinery trlnm ph
W rinkles and lines are Indexes to
pictured.
one’s
life book.
T h e fret ter has a
A huge' red velvet bow helps to
break up the ceuter of gravity at one signboard on her forehead, and she ad
side of the creation, but milady Is vertises her profession o f official w or
w ary, and she has studied exactly the rier by growing box plaits between
her eyes by allow ing ber mouth to
right angle to perch the hat knowingly
od her pretty little head, and she has droop at the corners and by taking on
the p laintive p ortrait o f misery lo
succeeded, bus she not?
which she really rejoices
But the optimist, the Individual of
A Dainty Foulard Gown.
There seems to be no end to the good cheer and laughter, sails serenely
popularity of foulard silk this season' * ! 0118*
seaa o f existence w ith
as a dress m aterial.
Even tailored a smooth, nicely Ironed face which
suits are made of this fabric, which makes her remain so young th at she
until now whs thought to he suitable never really outgrows her happy days
only for house dresses and street of mud pies and pinafores.
gowns.
And for these uses the silk
If Possible Ride Horseback.
Is most decidedly at its beat
The
Horseback riding Is one of the best
frock sketched is of black and white
known exercises for women. I t gives
grace and health.
Anything that
makes fo r health In woman makes for
beauty, fo r even tbe most famous
beauty doctors w ill tell you to "begin
at the root of all evil—tbe disordered
stomach, where indigestion Is centered.
I f you have indigestion 1 can do noth
ing fo r your complexion.” Uorseback
riding is good to keep the liver wide
sw ake and going all tbe time. A good
liver means a good complexion, no
bilious attacks, no head swimmings.
W here can one find a greater delight
than an early morning dash on a light
footed, spirited anim al? All the trou
bles th a t one1, had meant to worry
about oo th at p articu lar day fly on the
feet o f winged M ercury tbe moment
tbe horse throws bis head In the a ir
and starts down the woody scented
road at a brisk canter.
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Triumphs
Of Hamilton
Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delive.y of mail
and the Telephone. There is another convenience which all
farmers should have — and many do have — a checking ac
count with a good bank. The possessor of such an account'
avoids the risk of having his money on his person or about
his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.,
His bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
the necessary change for concluding settlement is not at hand
Don’t stop to think this over, but start an account now with
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charming arracT in black and whits
foulard, and the effect Is somewhat
that of a Russian blouse suit, but
with a difference thnt is very s m a rt
The skirt adornment Is of an elab
orate design In swlss Insertion, which
Is fu rth e r augmented by a ba t tie men t-
ed baud of plain black satin.
This
Insertion Is attractively used oo tbe
bodice, which has at the side a hand
of narrow insertion th at reaches to
the skirt trim m ing. Black velvet rib
bon loops trim the band and finish In
a bow at the bottom.
To W ear on 8hipboard.
A pretty fashion is that which makes
It permissible for women who travel
on the water, whether crossing the
ocean or merely on an extended lake
trip, to dispense w ith the long chiffon
veils, which at heat are hard to b a d -
age. and to ap|>eur Instead In motor
bonnets.
Even the woman who does not own
a motorcar mny buy a anug little yoke
bonnet of the bewitching kind worn
hv ihe motor girl and, tying thia se
curely upon her head, appear on ship
board with perfect propriety. The bon
net Is eiiHler to adjust than the veil
and gives more protection. W ith thia
can he worn a motor coat or ulster of
either fur or cloth.
. if. however, a gtrl chooses a long
sweater coat ns ber deck costume she
would do well to wear w ith It a white
wool cap either In tam-o’-shanter form
or of the kind worn at w inter sports
In Switzerland.
Summer W indow Screens.
W hen the window screens are brought
out for summer they often are In bad
condition. I f rusty, try rubbing them
w ith vaseline, then w ith a bit of fins
emery paper or an old nail fils. Dust
should be removed and tbs w ire be
given a cost of varnish and woodwork
freshened with paint. I f holes appear,
patch by cutting pieces from w ire
cloth several inches larger on all sides
than bole. Pull out wires on edge lo
make a fringe, push It through meshee
o f screen beyond boles aod bend flat
•a other aids.
One Aim of the Organization Is to Get
City Boys Off the Streets— Basto Idea
la to F urther the Interests of Good
Roads— Many Lads Anxious to Be-
oom* Scout«.
To save boys who have a tendency
to fa ll Into tbe delinquent class tbe
National H ig h w a y Protective society
in New York has form ulated a com
prehensive plan to provide additional
playgrounds for children and a boys’
scout organization sim ilar to th at
which has proved so successful in
England. The support o f M ayor G ay
nor of New Y’ork city w ill be enlisted
by the society, and an appeal w ill be
made to every patriotic person for
contributions to the necessary fund to
engineer the scheme. The project had
Its inception about a month ago. Colo
nel Edmond 8. Cornell, secretary of
the National H ig hw ay Protective so
ciety, in outlining the scope of tbe
plan said th at the basic Ideà of the
scouts’ uiganlzatlon Is to fu rth er the
Interests o f good roads from coast to
coast.
" n o w ,” he asks, "can on arm y move
unless It has proper roads?”
A t a recent meeting o f representa
tives of children’s aid societies of New
York city, at which Colonel Cornell
presided, a committee o f five was ap
pointed to request M ayor Gaynor’s
help In having the city perm it the use
of its unused property and of school
lots In summer as playgrounds. T hè
advisability o f asking owners of Va
cant lots to let them be used for ball
games, etc., was discussed.
A .* K.
W ing, counsel for the New York
Transportation company, w ill take
charge of this plan. T he need of quick
action was emphasized by the report
that the number of children killed In
the streets was Increasing w ith every
month.
But the principal object of the socie
ty Is to put on foot the scout move
m ent
I In every locality. I t Is argued, there
are many boys In summ er who have
nothing to do but play on the streets.
M any would be glad to do something
“worth w hile." It Is purposed to take
these boys, ranging in years from
tw elve to seventeen, and orgnntze them
Chin Straps as Aids to Beauty.
Chin straps are peculiarly Ingenious Into m ilita ry companies.
Instruments of torture.
The aero
8cope of T heir Field W ork.
plane figure calls fo r the long Gibson
The boys w ill spend the tim e out
neck and throat and the W histler chin, doors mapping the roads, constructing
and In order to furnish this tbe chin bridges and perform ing other field
straps mast be worn fo r eight or ten work. An aeroplane departm ent w ill
hours at a stretch. T ig h t fit* itf bands furnish plenty of excitem ent and In
bind the superfluous flesh around tbe struction In the fundam ental principles
neck, w hile other bands raise tbe chin e f aviation.
In short, the scope o f
and compress It to the proper tilt. work w ill encompass the latest scien
Other hands are fasteued tightly tific fields. Including wireless telegra
around the forehead and smooth out phy. Aside from an effort to build up
the wrinkles on the brow, while still character such ns w ill m ature Into ex
others pin back the ears and iron out cellent citizenship m aterial, the boys
the drooping lines th a t sometimes run w ill be taught to render the govern
from the nostrils to the mouth. The ment a direct service. It Is believed,
rubber Jacket la uaed lim p ly for the by gradually acquiring much desired
purpose o f reducing flesh, being worn Inform ation that would prove valuable
whenever bard exercise Is taken, and.
in time of war.
uncomfortable though It la. It gives a
P rim arily tbe scouts movement was
good account of ttaelf ou the weighing
conceived by General Baden-Powell of
sen lea
England to instill and stim ulate a m ili
tant national patriotism. H e evolved
The Girl Who Motors.
the idea o f combining self sacrifice,
Here Is a simple beauty suggestion
self discipline and national service
For the girl whe motors, says an ex
w ith a dash of attractive amusement
pert. an ounce of prevention la as val
In educating boys. Tbe moral and so
uable aa the proverbial pound of cure.
cial Influence has been very marked in
Instead of getting tbe pores of the
England, It Is claimed.
skin thoroughly filled w ith duat and
Chief among the basic elements of
dirt and then undoing the damage
appeal In the scout movement Is the
w ith cold cream abe w ill find th a t ber
fact that it enables every boy to live
skin w ill be kept In better condition If
in a degree a life of adventure and dis
she uses cold cream, taking care to
covery so dear to the puerile heart.
rub It In thoroughly before putting on
Colonel Peter 8. Bomus, U. 8. A.,
her veil. Thia prevents cold or dust
retired, has been chosen to head the
In ju rin g tbe skin, and Juat before sb"
scout movement In tbe United States.
reaches her destination she can
H is election as commander In chief
move all traces o f It w ith an old. son seems to have been a happy choice, for
handkerchief. A ll wbo„bave motored
Colonel Bomus has an attractive per
for some tim e take this precaution,
sonality that should appeal to the boys.
but do not often Im p a rt tbe knowledge Furtherm ore, he has been an Indian
of It to tb elr friends, although to de
fighter and has seen service In the
so would be a kindness.
Philippines. Colonel Gifford H u rry of
New York has been appointed treas
Lettuee Cream For Summer Use.
urer o f the organization.
A good cream for healing tanned
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and Irritated skin: Four ounces almond
An effort la now being made to en
oil, oue ounce spermaceti, one ounce
list the right kind o f men In every
w hite w ax and tw o ounces lettuce
state In the Union to take charge of
Juice.
The lettuce must be scalded
the movement In different localities.
w ith boiling w ater and allowed to
stand a few minutes.
Pour off the A number o f applications bave already
w ater and pound the lettuce to a paste been received, but the society Is ta k
In an earthen bowl or mortar, then ing every precaution to secure tbe best
available slate commanders. I f suffi
strain through cheesecloth. M elt the
first Ingredients In a double boiler over cient funds are obtained In tim e the
1 slow Ore. Do not let them come to •coats w ill take tbe field thia summer.
Already the plan has met w ith an
a boll. Just melt them, then drop by
drop add tbe lettuce Jolca. constantly unexpected demonstration o f enthusi
beating the cream w ith a fork until all asm. The other day nearly a hundred
tbe Juice 1a added and the cream per ambitious youngsters charged upon the
offices o f the National H ighw ays aaao-
fectly smooth aod cold.
clatlon In N ew York city In an effort
to en lis t .T h e y were Inform ed th at
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Massage e f Hands.
their applications were premature.
Massago of the hands, and especially
Men In the regular arm y and national
the fingers, w ill do much to keep them
soft, firm and youthful looking. Tbe guard have offered tb elr assistance.
These volunteers are located • • fa r
hands, by the way. Indicate age more
aw ay as F ort Riley, In Kansas, and t
surely than the face, a fact not gen
Georgia.
erally known
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No one of doubtful character, age or
physique w ill be adm itted In the or
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A sk illfu l doctor o f tbe acalp «ay» ganisation. A« soon as these and simi
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working freely on the mneelee thnt posed of recruiting station» w ill be
opened and the enrollment
rwn town the week nt ton
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