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The Great American Sweetmeat, untouched i by handf, full of 9,1936, Western SM^apsr Union.)\ FOR THE CONVALESCENT Tfco foc-dliiK of those who are 111 or Just recovering, is n givat prnMotn. The pjiygtcuwe oraor;i should be carefully | i l'ltltt* In tut f;Ult.1f an to the riKlit kind of food. Mi my HVM that ut h;ivo b.-i-n M )• The pofwtatitf of Monarch Cocoa w*t iwiwl by its «a* \liiualqmUc* ItJtMMaiatd byittrcwonaUepck*. WM - jpmnr fir 7O years Our Monarch Qmlfcf Food* «• not HJ4 bychtlmtotw. Rtid, Murilock fc O«. Chiaio.U.&A. lnuk*aT cAsk your Shoe Dealer for . Shoes with 00 rSole for Wear Unlttd Sttttl Rutbtr Comptny KUNMNM WATER GOULDS PUMPS AMO WATER fYSTEMS Writ* for booklet T giving detail* of 00 corojitet* l!n« of tloe- tric»nd»Drin«driv«n pumpi <md vrmterijri- t«mi toe «v*ry »«td. The Gouldi Manufacturing Co. •MUM AHTOWATI» Good/ * Teacher—\Why 18 this called 'free verse 1 .\ Bright Boy—\Because It isnt worth anythlntr. 1 * DEMAND \BAYER\ ASPIRIN Take Tafaltts Without Fwir If You S«e th» Safety \Baytr Cross.\ WarninKl Unless yoa see the name \Bayer\ on package or on tablets you are «>t petting th* genuine Bayer Aspirin proved Bafe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. Say \Bayer\ •when yoa buy Aaplrln, Imitations may prove dangerou!.—•Adr. It must be the way a cat treat* « mouse that makes a boy hate a cat. DON'T BROOD OVER STOMACH DISTRE88 Don't !my awake nllhU «nd.«««I «!*• *rabia all day—there's on» tight way tt Hx up your caasy, rebeUoU* dlsorderea Btornach In Bucb « thort tlxM that your heart will be gladdened. Today Dare's M«ntha Peptfn la th« *»• ••emedy supremely •efficient where acute or chronic inaiEMMon or gastritis Is making your days and nt«ht* mlseratiie. Reports of Its mighty power to over- come unbearable, near suffocating ™nj\ <^h agdhy ha.ve swept the land until to- day Ita galei are marvelous. Get one bottle of this pieaaant «P«w ^ting medicine today with the d sttnei understanding that « It doesn't help yov ^your money Will be returned. 1 For Pimply Skin Peterson's Ointment \All pimples are Inflammation of tht 8 kin,\ says Feteraqn, •'and the best n \d quickest way to get rid of them is to use Peteraon'u ointment\ Use*, hy millions for Eczema, skin and l ltf -h, Blcprs, aor« feet «nd pile* \ CO cents. •. Kidder's 1 Asthmatic Pastilles havo relieved auWerera foriover «lftht> y«ara. jsampK tt*» at your irufcKiste . K1DDRR * f CO^ . iinc« igOi Bwktm tti \ l 1 ^ uigls lo. •V THE TUPPE& LAKE HERALD COATS WITH DIGNIFIED APPEAL; SIMPLE COATS FOR CHILDREN >T>HE two types ot coats mainly In * iemand, as the season advances, are those that are luxurious ana rich looking, and those that have a flavor of sports styles -in mannish, plain, sturdy garments. The latter depend npoa cat and the right choice ot pat- tern, In familiar materials, to give them their character, tot dr«.s«Ier types call upon fabrics, furs trad embroideries, the new silhouette and tnaiesa Indi- vidual touches ana variations, for the distinction t* which they may right- fully lay claim. All tlipsfs elements that RO to make up dtvpsy coats aw meat .rod <Mnk to French dt^lgnprfi, who fairly rt'vi-1 In ROft, Hixpplo fabrics, intrk-aclen of cut, Kpli'Uilor In cinbr<.>W<'rifs nw\ »c\v nt\I»* itli'Ki. 1 Thfy «r>'» H'-JUMBK over tk-1< coutn, of aHmiiifa ww ''• timt tiv«\ (or coata ia «pnlei&t bat AH la the blue October weather, when crisp, bright fluys flo their purt towurd muklng chopping touts • pleasure, little maids njpy expect to acquire their new winter coats. In tine meantime mother* are taking thought as to what U best sultfd to the needs of h«r girl and I* pleased t« fina that fashion atU! dictates simple styles for children—both In practical conta for school or general wear an4 In voiitH somewhat raure rtrfusy. For nil-round wear, bold pI»M fab- rics and mixture* are shown, cut elthet Htraluht or In lines that flare from the shi'UWer down. There are lilo^'i-d matcWalH among Ihe w>iol»i« n»(t aw Httractlve arnf umde witnn «'jinu^h by interllnlnjf and twSU llnlii^K. Wvy MnxH JIIHH !ir«* j v*.itJt eoniH «>f WHUI f«t\iit(ii!lnv LIFE'S LITTLE JESTS ,1 it), „, One who Is 111 from snch fevers as typhoid, when recovering Is ravenously hungry and will eat more and of such foods tlmn Is good for one. Llqnld foods, because of easy dlRestion, may be given in larger quantities, but solid food must be given In small quantities. Those who.are 111 tire of fools served In the same way. Even the manner of serving helps a great deal in the appeal of a fllsh. Pretty dishes, a tray spotless and brightened by a flower, all add greatly to the eagerness •with which the food Is received. ' Here are a few suggestions which may be varied as to the patlent'i taate or conditions: Bisque of Clim and Sago,—Boll an ounee of sago In Baited water—the wa- ter in which the saso has been soaked overnight Cook perfectly clear, or transparent, then add ono-half cupful of hot^ milk and a teaspoonfal of butter. Pat the Claras throusb a mutt grintler, bring them to the boiling point In their own llquar, add the tjgo, season to taste with salt an<l pepper, thicken with cracker crumbs and serve In a pretty bowl with th?a toasted bread. PineappU Pudding.—Place one-half cupful of water In a double boiler. When boiling add a tablespoonfal of sugar ami stir in the yolk of on egg mixed with a teaspcmnful of corn- starch. Stir until smooth nnd thick- then add one-half cupful of prated pineapple or pineapple Juice. Heat to boiling, then told In the stiffly beaten egg white and chill. Something to Eat. A most dellRhtfal salad combination Is pineapple and tomato. Tomato: and Plnnppl* Salat). —Pert ' medium- sized ripe toma- toes, removing a slice from the top of each, and take out the seeds und pulp. Sprinkle the Inside of the tomato cup with gait and Invert; let stand a half-hour. Fill the tomatoes with fresh pine- apple cut Into fine bits, or shredded, 1 and a few nuts, using two-thirds of a cupful of pineapple to one-third of a cupful of nut meats. Mix with a rich ; mayonnaise dressing and genre on a bed of lettuce. Mock Sweetbreads.—Chop one pound of veal, add two ounces of chopped salt pork and mix well. Then add two-thirds of a cupful of soft bread crumbs, two egg\ one-third of a cup- ful of flour, one-half cupful of milk, one-half teaspoonful of satt, one- eighth teaspoonful of pepper. Form Into eifitit cutlet-shaped pieces, dot with butter, usln? one and one-half tahlespoonfuls. and pour around three-, fourths of a cupful of chicken stock. Cover and hake one hour, basting every ten minutes. Serve with toma- to sauce. Stewed Chicken With Onlont.—Re- move the breasts and the second joints from two chickens. Cook in water to cover with -one dozen small onions, until tender. Remove the chicken, reduce the stocK to one nnd one-half cupfnls, by boiling; drnin the onions from the stock. Melt three tablespoonfuls of butter, add four tablespoonfuls of flour and the stock. Bring to the boiling point, add one- half cupful of heavy cream, season with saft, pepper and lemon Juice. Add the onions and chicken and bring to the boiling point. When venison time comes try: Roast Leo of Venison.—Lay a leg of venison In mild vinegar with one- fourth teaspoonful of ginger, one sliced onion, sis cloves and ten pep- ner corns. Turn once and leave two davi? Remove from the vinegar, wipe, season well, dredge with flour and roast as usual. Pineapple Dresiino.—Heat one cup- ful of pineapple juice until Jwst warm. Blend two tabtepoonfuls of^bjttei with one of flo«r, ( add two beaten egg volUs and two tablespoonfuls of tmgar, then the stifily beaten egg white*. Pour over the warm 5ulce and coos In a double b^ler until thick. Cool and add one-half cupful of whipped cream. WILLING TO COMPLY A wWe-awake younif man who had |uat arrived at the huwmpr Iwtd sunght ijut the proprit-tuir nnfl fcuW: \I notice you Itave n KIKH up- wWth r»'jnl«; 'Cm-Htu will i>n<it*«' i-xv-vdH* 1 H tiulH tin* HIH'!K SlVrt h«')%V«l.*\ '\'t'M, klr,\ Huttl tliu iiri.i|.>vl*-tvif, •'Well, It that pretty hut |mT«-look' ; ijltl over tltw** I* HUH uf yonr p» utrf, I will ,s;tMJI> tu\kts h>-r tut » U :>'• ' w ''<••- )'-'v r ''i'-' ! A -iji.fr I' >•••'•* SAY \BAYER ASPIRIN\ and INSIST! Prwed safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago Pain Neuralgia Toothache POES NOT AFFECT THE HEART \ ot 24 Jacob—Uinpli! On now mwaj Jays in the week have I been born7—-Vikln* gen, Oslo. TOO GREAT A RISK \Although a truthful maoXhe wont :alk about his golfing, you sax?\ *\Nw he nays U'a t<>a great i risk for Christian to take.\ J It Noah Had Swatted Th»v*hil« I awat the bujxlnc By I cakt rcatraltt wytlKruKht* «ad nlgiu I nMdn't »w*t untn I'm blu» K Noih\ baa-Juit «watttd two. With Biavar Fur, ityling. One of these, ns sketched ana 8Uo^vn here, is made of dark green idoth, with emt»rolderea banila in green and gold nnd decorations of heaver fur. The oddity of fur emplacements on collars and ileeves antf the long rever*. Is distinctly Parisian. The lower edce of the collar is scalloped, tll*el08lng glimpses of emornitlerlng heneath It, the deep cuffs leave a portion ot the sleeves at the wrist uncovered aistt the revers Is grafluated in width. Embroid- ered handing emphasizes the flaring hemline, This ^nodel would make a good choice when velvet Is used. In a Kreat many fur-trimmed coat* the stralRhtllne silhouette has been retained, and on some of them fur is BO lavishly used that It cover* about half of the garment Worth has sent warm interllnlnjr. Tucks are a favored decoration for the smaller coats, while machine stitching Is popular on coat« tpr larger girts. Pile fabrlex, *ncluain* those of the needlepoint variety, nueile and smooth- finished cloth. vHb velveteen make up a large part of the fabric list for chil- dren** coats. Colort, in addition to the usual dark browns and blues. Include new shades of blue, the wine shades and rosewood, and velveteen is used for trimming the plain cloths. Tut collar* are conspicuous by their pres- ence on all ftotts of coals and krlmmer In collars and cuffs is the most popu- lar choice on velveteen. One of th*> most Important styU points In children's coats appears is the shoulder cape, which, in some i» Proof Enough Beatrice—And do you think h» It really wedded to his ant Mlllicent—Wby. he must b« by tbc language be subject* it to, my dear. NOT TAKING ANY RISK fror those who do not enjoy olive oil, 'the corn oil, or the cotton seed nil, will take its tjlaee. ld Jt s if It e cotton seed Use for salad nil, will take its tj dressing Just as if It were olive oil. For AU-Ar«wm4 Wear. ont a cloth coat with border of far thnt reaches to the fcnpei raffs of It that end at the elbow. sVrtjbosoin front and rolling shawl collnr that npert Hot, fear comparison with the \»>>« sumptuous all-fur nilcjdel. Both long and short haired fm* are osed o» coats and thoae garment* ramie of pile fabrics in brown ^r other tar colors, with collars and vn«« « tar CS nli nv** bfutlfal ana Mother—Bobble, did yoa shaks hands with the pretty manicurist In the store? Bobbie (a natural kid)—Naw, dont you know she> one of these women wot cleans yer nailst Samm Flowers are like folk*; the dal*y show* Humility, in bywayi crowing; The violet'* modr»t, but the ro»», •Sb* roi» 1B Riven to blowing. AH It Would Bmar \You say the trout weighed pounds?\ \Yes sir; it was the biggest trout I ever saw.\ \And It got mway from you?* ten \Wilt you make an oath to thatf* •Til make no more oaths; I swore enough when it fot away.\ stances, extends to the hlpllne. Usual- ly, with these coats, a choker collar of fur carries out the military suRgestlon in the cape. Cape coats and one-plew frocks with shoulder capes have the support of French designers and are very becoming vo children. Besitles the enpe coat there are some striding novelties in autumn coat styles for young misses. Strong color contrasts in blocked patterns, as red and black, are used for fitraight box coats, smartly collared and cuffed with lone-haired fura. iSuch coats are fast ened tylth three targe buttons at the front. Chinchilla cloth, in a varletj of colory, lined with bright flannel mak^a a cozy and substantial garmeni usually boasting a raccoon collar Unique, nnd very American, arej novel conts with I Rf arts to match. Imajde of Indlnn binnketa. The native cotyrlngc nnd primitive, but effective designing in., the conspicuous An Instance Wife—My hnsband goes absolutely mad at times. Husband—Yes,* I was when I asked you to marry me. The Exact Word •\No other girt 1 know takes so much pains with her make-up as Ethel docs.\ \Nor 1 either. Isn't she cosmetlcu- lous?\ Rheumatism Accept onty \Bayer 1 \ package which contains proven directions l\ boxe« fit 12 UWU phone $ y ar dancing and entertainment, a tiny baby grand piano hastbeen placed on rollers and. the player rolls it around the floor, playing particular pieces of music for the guests a* they way re- quest The piano is small enough to be rolled In between the tables and ts tones are eminently satisfactory, it said. American Merchant Ship$ American ships In the merchant nia.- rlne now number 27,017, totaling 18,- 284,744 cross tons. uas out .il lhl.,MI.I .ii> ' 15,000 jga'uHt 000,000. Cuticura SopthM Itching Scalp. On retiring gently rub spots ut dan- druff and Itching with Cutlcora Oint- ment. Next uomlng shampoo with Cuticura Soap, and bot water, llak* them your everyday toilet preparations and have a dear skin and soft, white hands,—Advertisement v. Heroes did not make our liberties; they but reflected and Illustrated them. —James A. Garfield, ; i MOTHERS Fletcher'* Oastoria is especially pre- pared ti> relieve Infants in arms and Children alt ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Teverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. To avoid imitation*, always fcofc for the signature of Abioloteiy. Harmkw-No Of 8 *'**' Phy*»ci*ns evtrywher* rewmmetid it Vatt Salt Bed* A bed of salt averaging 600 feet In thickness Is said to be under the sur- face sou of 40,000 «iuare mllf* of, Texas and is believed to extend fa- into New Mexico, Oklahoma and Kansas. la working evils for another a man works evil for himself. Submarine Cablet Th« submarine cables that supply Fcnanjr, BtratU Settlement*, with cur- rent from the new power ntntlnn at Traf, are the longest ever mimaf**. tured in one length, each being four and one-half miles long. Humor moves with lightning rnpfA> Ity. It i» how It keeps uhend of fact. ,«xurluu* ; tts Twilight Tale Mm Eskimo—Well, where have you been for the past six months? Mr. Eskimo—My dear, I've just been sitting up all night with a sick friend. —Hamilton Boyal Gaboon. •'' Her Choice Etabby-I see that Pressley, who died the other day, left his wife a million. How would you like*to be hla widow? Wlfey—Now, yon know I would rather, be yours, dear.—Good Hard- ware. gg patterns, make then bnt Rood lonklng. | I JULIA Borrosjujj*. CK lilt. W»«t«ra N*«tpikB« Urr^n.) > Hi* Conclution Mrs. Henpeck-klohn, I wonder why Widow Gtthb is gblng to marry agatet lit. Henpeck—«h, I uupposei • whole tot morel fa say. The Nights were Torment Now, thanks to Tanlac, Mrs. Bradley ••really and truly\ fceU liko a brand new woman! Urt. M.J. Jtr*it$f htittmi u tkt point when $ht ttuli tcarctbf it htrhouitwvrk. Tmyemrsefsufitr\ iwgfrom indigestion had shttttni htrhtchh. Whsi little the Mtteautti ttommch ftrmtnttiitn, i<ts ihotini *ni pain. She lay mwake through the hni hours of the night and awt tired out through the day. \That four iottlcs of Tanlac should correct my troubles when all other attempt* had failed makes it seem altogether wonderful to me. Naw 1enjoy a fine appetite, good digestion and really and truly feel like a am woman. It is the ideal tonic.\ •Authentic statement; address on requett. * • ., • You don't have to wait long to see the results from Tanlac* That's the wonderful thing about this great tonic. It works fast. ' • '••./ like a flash it goes to the seat of trouble. It clean* tho blood and drives out the poisons that are tearing down your health. It tpnei up the stomach and aids digestion—gives you a, real appetite for wholesome food.,, Don't dragoon front day to day putting off the time of reckoning. Start taking Tanlac thu very day. Your drug- gWt caa »upply you. Now For ConttJnatSon, take TanUc Vegf table Fill*, Nature's ova fcarmlett Imtfrt. TANLAC FOR YOUR HEAXJTH IS!'\-
