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12 WEDDING INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, VIS , ITING CARDS, and V STAMPED PAPERS. Correct Styles, Fine Hngrav -TyL-ff&jy ing, Best Stock. Send for ,/Fr Samples to LYCETT STA- TIONERS, Baltimore, Md. Blue Book of Bridal Gifts upon request. A LAXATIVE As Sweet and Wholesome as Honey. Takes he place of the bitter morning salines. It is fun o chew them! Send io cts., stamps, for generous ample, to Box 14, Naples, Maine. /■SHAPE ROUERSMA are perfect In action. Over Jaß« years’ experience guides the ■ manufacture. Get the ini proved. No tacKS required. To avoid W ■ imitations,notice script name of ■■. Jf Stkwabt Habtshobn on label J| A Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal. To all women: I will tend free with full in structions. my home treatment which posi tively cures Leucorrkoea. Ulc< ration, Displace ments Falling of the Womb, Painin’ or irreg ular Periods, Uterine and Ovarian Tumors or ■rrowths, alto Hot Flashes, Nervousness, Mel ancholy, Pains in the Head, Back or Bowels, Kidney and Bladder troubles where caused by weakness peculiar to our sex. You can con tinue treatment at home at a cost of only about 12 cents a week. My book, “Woman’s Own Medical Adviser” also sent free on request. Write to day. Address, Mrs. M. Summers, Box 80. Notre Dame, Ind. O || ■/ FOR CRAZY QUILTS, SOFA PIL oILIv LOWS. Etc. A rich assortment of niFftFO bright, handsome pieces; sure to rltulld please. Large trial pkg. 15c., 2 lots 25 cents EASTERN SILK AGENCY, Dept. C, Augusta, Maine. —» A Rose Bud Scarf-Pin, to introduce f |*P 6 my Xcel Fountain Pen. Polished Onyx band, gold point, glass vial filled with ink, ready for use. 20 cents silver, postpaid. . B - H - Caton & Co., 1118 Wallace St., Philadelphia, Pa. T _ I .Jlaai Send for the new Ladies’ Napkin 10 LaOIOSi Holder, a woman’s invention. It’s nerfectlon. comfort and simple. No books, nins or objectionable attachments. 25 cts. post raid- money refunded if not entirely sathfac k ry. Address, “Unique,” Box 461, Hiusda’e.N.H. vswcirrt BABY’S DIAPER SUSPENDERS ’ ■V'Lc.' A blessing to Mother and ’WwrT'ZWVPI Baby. Takes all pressure ofi Sri u W the child's hips end allows a free use of the limbs. Made of Lisle Webbing and elastic. WrIKASLS-. Ends have special Safety-pins IA I W for attaching to diapers. Sent postpaid for 25 cts. Agents want'd. 10 othei useful articles for ladies and children. Fair Mfg. Co., 9011 Fifth Street Racine, Wis. A Present For You! we’ll send you FREEsomeof our excruciatingly funny post-caids to pay you for your trouble. They will make you laugh all over. Enclose a stamp for postage. Send us 25 cts with 10 names and we will send you 25 of our funniest cards, ail different and include FREE our latest novel ty that starts to “talk” when half open! Post card catalogue free. E. Howard Hand & Co., Oak Park, Ills. _ DIAMONDS. DIAMONDS $1 PER WEEK. Wear our SIOO diamond, $1 down, $1 per week. No other pay ments State occupation, by whom employed. Confidential. WESTERN DIAMOND COMPANY, OMAHA. NEB. SHOPPING BY MAIL. Why wear old fashioned thing*? Buy by mail in Columbus, Ohio, all the newest importations. We can furnish you up-to date goods—superlative qualities at mini mum prices. Send for circulars. Addres*, The Palmer Mail Order Merchandi-e Co., 516 Unkn National Bank Bldg., Colum bus, Ohio. BOYS and GIRLS, DOLLS^'tECDDY 0 BEARS. Baseball Outfits, Watches, or anythingyou want free. Send stamp. F. Snyder, 650 Retly St.. Harrisburg, Pa. D_„x Pnrtlr for Collectors. Colored; high I OST UQIUo grade views, landscapes, water scenes, presidents, capitols, historical and other subjects. Postpaid 30 cts. a doz. Catalogue free. Bondurant & Co., J. J., 3484, Hammond. La. k k assorted Post Cards, Scenery, Sentimen ts || tai. Comic, and various other colored /II views. No two alike; only 10 6ts., mailed postpaid Address, The Rehm Co., 327 Lewis St., Union Hill, N. J. Fadeless Roses, THE NEW MILLINERY MARVEL Trim your summer hat with our warranted Fadeless Roses chemically dyed, finest material. All colors: wear for years. Money back after 30 days trial if not perfectly satisfactory. One large Rose, Bud and Foliage, $1.50 Cluster of three Roses. 1.50 Cluster of six Medium Roses i.oo Fadeless Rose Co., Dept. W, Gardiner, Maine. I initO learn WiTCH REPAIRING by LAUItVI mail, and secure for yourself an independent business. Send for our prospectus explaining how. Standard Watch Repairing School, Malden, Mass. Stomach Specialist Stomach Troubles. For mula sent for |i. SaVsfaction guaranteed or money returned. Hat cured cases of 30 years standing. Address, Frank Aten, Town Clerk, -Groveland Station, N. Y. For Woman’s Work. Pra<£(fc(go ONTIL I take the archer’s aim, Until I practice with the bow, How can I be supposed to know How best to wing the fleeing game? Walter Scott Haskell. I Domestic Ileys. J COR this department we ask our readers to send their choicest and most practl- » cal bits of household and culinary information —keys which have unlocked the doors leading from their domestic doubts and diScullies: recipes, suggestions, fpH mH experiences—anything that is deemed of value to the housewife. N..| A valuable book for the best ul:l;:::: “Key” sent us each month. For Woman’s Work. “BY CANDLELIGHT.’’ tirxBJKCTS seen by candlelight do not look the same by day!” quoted a friend, refer ring to a very pretty girl whose career we were dis cussing. “Did you ever see her in negMgee? Curl-papers, hair untidy, soiled and ragged silk waist, spotted skirt?” To how many of my readers could this descrip tion apply? If not in all particulars, in which de tail? Is there any excuse : any one of these particulars? Curl-papers and untidy hair belorg in the privacy of one’s own room, there to bs removed and remedied as speedily as pos sible. With the modern contrivances for quick curling of the hair, why torment the family and disfigure one’s self with the slow process of curl papers, wiggles, pins, etc ? A girl with part of her hair in pa pers, and the rest in disarray is mDst unat tractive—as her own mirror will testify. As for old finery! Give it away as soon as its appropriate use'ulness for you has passed; or sell it to the old-clothes man; or cut it up for fancy work, crazy quilts, portieres of ribbon; or hoard it away in the attic if ycu have any sentiment for a certain garment. Don’t, don’t wear it around the house in the mornings! Every tear and spot will be emphasized in the relentless glare of the morning light, and the garment will look too tawdry and cheap for words to For Woman’s Work. LON FLY? Yes, indeed, far from the friends of other days, how many a time comes to mind the poet’s mourn ful line, “Lonely I feel.” A woman with little children clustering about her said to me, she had often walked, when very tired, a mile and a half to her near est neighbor, she felt so lonely. In reading Woman’s Wokk, especial ly the editorials, I have often wished that all lonely women might have this magazine, and that those who have it would re-read it sufficiently to let it fill and guide and satisfy the mind that a neighbor’s chat would seem like an in terruption rather than to be sought as a relief for “loneliness.” “Cultivate a virtue if you have it not,” some ue once wrote, and wisely, For Woman’* Work. Hemming Table Cloths and Napkins. PERSONS deairing to hem napkins and other table linen by hand will find their time caved and lab?r facilitated by first removing the thread from the sewing machine and running the article through Woman’s Work. Jjfei ’i I for being lax in describe. Feminine finery, when it is too old to be sent to the cleaner’s for professional fresh ening, and too old for home cleaning and mending, has reached a state when it is manifestly unfit for further exhibition any where—even in the daily home life. In these days when a dainty, washable morning gown may be made at a cost of a dollar, may be purchased ready made for little m< re than that sum, why wear such garments that an unconventional caller is the signal for a “grand scramble” into pre sentable apparel? Some things improve with age, but— not old clothes. Beware of. the pernicious influence of wornout finery! It undermines one’s per sonal self-respect. It is often the first step to permanent carelessness and untidiness. We are creatures of habit, and a habit once formed may not soon be broken, no matter how strong the intention. Jankt Swxet. LONELY. tco Cultivate the habit, the power to enjoy and be benefited by reading the thoughts of others who have leisure to think., besides having experience and knowledge as to the best ways of train ing children, and making home happy. Even a common weed may be utilized to cheer a fretful child, and all children love beautiful flowers. Diversion is often better than medi cine. A grandmother said of a child, “If she thought herself unwell I only had to speak of taking a walk, and she felt quite well enough to put on her best dress and go with me.” Reading takes time but it also saves time. Writing these loving words pre vents me from feeling lonely; may they serve some reader the same way is the wish of a Woman’s Work friend, Mrs. E. E. Orcutt. a hemmer of the required size, producing an even crease ready for the hand work. Hand tucks can be made in same way by putting on tucker instead of hemmer. Mbs. J. J. O’Conmbll Uxiir APPETITE OF A CHILD.” Do you I lIC want it? $1 a month, personal treat ment, catarrh of stomach, dyspepsia, etc. 16 years experience, “Money Back.” New system. Economy Health Club, Long Beach, California. QTHDf I ABIC? Our Skirt Supporter and 01 Ur I LAUILq* Waist Holder, instantly changed from one dress to another, requires no sewing, hooks or pins. Sample 25c. Agents want ed. B. Scheidegger Supply Co., Stratton, Neb. Have You Tried a [■ Pill? Effect like CI- l|kir rblllE!! TRATEMAGNESIA—be- UN£ LN Ur sides a PERFECT liver medicine and at small cost. Nothing like it. 16 doses 25c., postpaid. Sample free. Address, Wm. H. Muller, Dept. E, University Place, New York. Famous Prescription 100,384 cures Rheu matism. EVERY LADY likes to have her FORTUNE TOLD. For 25c we will send you a genuine full set of JK? FORTUNE TELLING CARDS such as clairvoyants use, (not \ hBEI-z playing cards), with all the in- It structions and significations nec- essary, to tell the FUTURE and relate the PAST making you the center of attraction everywhere. TOD’S SUPPLY CO. ’ 3953 W Easton Ave., St. Louis. Mo. SIO.OO to $25.00 Ladles are equally as successful as men. Par lies preferred who can devote their entire time and attention to the business,but spare moment* may be used to good advantage. A splendid op portunity. Address, for particulars, B. F. JOHN SON A CO., No. 5 9. 11th St., Richmond, Va. 0 EYE-SIGHT, time, temper. Magic \QUpQ Needle Threader instantly threads UU ■ 50 sewing or machine needle; no fail ure. Long felt want supplied. Sample 10c. Other good things. Agents wanted. Union Mfg. Co., Dept. A, Rome, Georgia. Blackheads blackhead remover; takes them out around nose and all parts of face; only sure cure;never fails. Postpaid 25c Other useful articles. R. Smith Supply Co , 1616 W. Collin St., Corsicana, Texas. Burbank Aseptic Cream will make your complexion beautiful; 25 cts. per box. Bui bank Tooth Powder cleanses end beautifies the teeth; 10 <sts. per box. The Burbank Tooth Pow der and Chemical Co., 1600 West Lafayette Ave., Baltimore, Md. FRFF RflflK A treatise on the most practical I I ILL UUUU, ant i inexpensive methods of de stroying plant and vegetable insects, fleas,ants, bedbugs, roaches, lice, etc. Sent free to any ad dress, (5o illustrations). F. A. Thompson & Co., Publishers, 515 Trombley Ave., Detroit, Mich. MA DIP BILL BOOK; puzzling; place bills IvIMUIU in book, open and they are held se cure. Big agents seller. Sample 15c. List of other good things free. Wm. A. Edwards, Newtouville, Indiana. DEAFNESS CURED By New Discovery. J■ \ “l have de- monstrated x J that deaf- MK ness can be cured ”--Dr. Clifford Powell. The secret of how to use the mysterious and invisible nature forces for the cure of Deafness and Head Noises has at last been discovered by the famous Physician- Scientist, Dr. Guv Clifford Powell. Deafness and Head Noises disappear as if by magic under the use of this new and wonderful discovery. He will send all who suf fer from Deafness and Head Noises full informa tion how they can be cured, absolutely free, no matter how long they have been deaf, or what caused their deafness. This marvelous Treat ment is so simple, natural and certain that you will wonder why it was not discovered before. Investigators are astonished, and cured patients themselves marvel at the quick results. Any deaf person can have full information how to be cured quickly and cured to stay cured at home without investing a cent. Write to-day to Dr. Guy Clifford Powell, 3946 Bank Bldg., Peoria. Illinois, and get full information of this new and wonderful discovery, absolutely free. ® Dyeing. It saves time, money and w # bother, bent FREE CUSHING 4 CO-FOXCROFT. MAIMa. c pany yourself on a PIANO? If not you can teach yourself in a very short time with the aid of the “Excelsior Music Chart,” which we will mail to you for 50c. Address, The Excelsior Music Co., 203 Cox Bldg., Rochester,N.Y llllinilF LADIES, Head for Nev “Ladies’ Napkin URiyUL HOLDER;” a woman’s invention. It's Nankin periection. comfort, simple; no hooks, liapnill pins or objectionable attachment. 25c. Unlriar P»«t«ge paid. Money refunded if not nUIUCI satisfactory. Wilton Manufacturing Co., 1318 9. Wilton St., Philadelphia, Penn. HANDY HAT FASTENERS Hold ladies’ bats on better than 4 hat pins. Pin on or sew on. No holes in hat. Send 25 cents for a pair. Auenta Wanted. Fair Mfg. Go.,Sole Mfrs., 902 Fifth Street, Racine, Wis. a DARNS ON ANY w ff SEWING machine U? Lm with darniog cotton md thread any child ■ttach it sod put a new oe in stocking In five 1 res new piece Into hole nnd askes it I r than stocking. Attachment and I prepaid for 3Oc. Agents Wanted-Rapid I MARCH, 1910.