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VOICES OF YOUTH
CONDUCTED BY THE EDITOR.
Are You Interested
In Needlework?
Then you will certainly care to know
about ROYAL SOCIETY EMBROIDERY OUTFITS. They
completely settle the question of proper needle
work materials.
No guessing'; no chance for mistake. Absolutely
everything' needed; ready to simplify and complete
the work in hand. You save time, worry and ex
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effort and money.
Shirtwaist Outfit, $1
DESIGN 36D—Stamped for braid
4 and solid embroidery in white
/to and Copenhagen blue. Each
« outfit includes:
llawFf 8 8-4 fine India Linon.
iiliWy Royal Society floss and mercer
ized braid to complete the em-
C JaMaT broidery. Paper patterns with
cutting instructions. fjM .10
t/ Postage is 10c extra—total ’PA
Shirtwaist Outfit, $1 50
DESIGN 365—Stamped for braid ,GA
and solid embroidery in white.
Each outfit includes: ’wr-
3 1-2 yards of mercerized Pop- J
lin. Royal Society floss and m U w
mercerized braid to complete
the embroidery. Paper pat- grfi
terns with cutting instructions,
Postage 12c extra .62 j
—total ?* MPp;
Design 358—Price, $1 25
BE- V jfcv KIMONO NIGHT DRESS, stamped
Ay on imported nainsook for French
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'i? with outlines for cutting. No
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Cther outfits for individual un
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dresser scarfs, pillow tops, centerpieces, opera bags,
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etc., Write for our illustrated needlework bulle
tin H It’s free; it’s interesting.
Whether for the person or home, all your needs
can be supplied here in the most thorough and sat
isfactory manner, by mail as over the counters
direct. The mail order system is extremely helpful
and gratifying to our steadily increasing out-of
town trade.
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co.
STORE OF MANY DEPARTMENTS
55 to 61 Whitehall St- ATLANTA, GA.
DON’T SCRATCH ECZEMA AND
TETTER
It’s the wort,i thing you can do. Get a
50c or SI.OO bottle o£ “Young’s Tetfer and
Eczema Remedy” at once. It’s the only
positive and permanent cure. Strikes at
the root of the disease. Quick action.
Sent by mall on receipt of price. Ask
your druggist; take no substitute. Young’s
Laboratory, 68 Plant Ave., Waycross, Ga.
VISITING CARDS
SQr Send us fifty cents in money (no
■7vV stamps taken) and we will mail to
your address 50 beautifully printed visiting cards,
containing your name. Write your name plainly
and put 50e in the letter and cards will come at
once.
THE MILLS PRINTING CO. Griffin, Ga.
1 VCID TO RURAL GEORGIAN VDEI?
1 i EAn a nd ten post cards rnEEc
If you send 20 names and addresses of R. F. D.
men and farmei s and ten c*mts in stamps or coin,
we will send the Rural Georgian, The Great
Department Monthly, one year, 10 lovely Post
Cards and insert your name in our Post Card
Exchange if requested. Money returned if not
pleased.
THE RURAL GEORGIAN,
307 Fourth Ave., Gainesville, Ga.
THE LITTLE PIEDMONT
A Delightful Place to Stop While in Atlanta
Renovated and Fixed Up Charmingly
Throughout
Rooms 50c and 51 a Day
83% Peachtree Street Hali block from The Big Piedmont
All Safety Razor Blades 2*r
We resharpen Gillette and other safety m 2 V
razor blades for only 2’/ac each. You
can’t afford to throw away old blades when we
will sterilize, resharpen and make them better
than new at this trifling price We return your
own particular blades. One trial will convince you
of the merits of our service. Stamps taken in
payment. State number and make of blades and
we will send a convenient mailing package free.
Write now. Keenedge Co., 250 Keenedge Bldg., Chicago.
OUR HONOR ROLL.
A reward of merit will be given to that
member who holds first honor position oftenest
in three months.
The letters will be judged as to thought,
composition, spelling and neatness.
Willie Brooks, First Honor.
A LESSON.
By Jean Blewett,
One lesson take to heart this year,
Be good to those with whom you
live.
’Tis better not to quarrel, dear,
Than ’tis to kiss and say forgive.
Put self behind —turn tender eyes;
Keep back the words that hurt and
sting.
We learn, when sorrow makes us
wise,
Forbearance is the grandest thing.
Be tender, lest some day you turn
Your eyes on loved ones fast asleep,
And whisper as you lean and yearn:
“How often I have made you weep!
Some loved you not, and words let fall
That must have pierced your gentle
breast;
But I who loved you best of all
Did hurt you more than all the
rest.”
—Exchange.
CHAT,
My Dear Young People: I can't
afford to take space this week, with
so many fine letters waiting for it.
Just know you are doing two things:
Helping your Little Mother, and puz
zling her brain no little to decide as
to who should carry off the honors
for the best letter.
OUR LITTLE PREACHER ON THE
CHRISTIAN’S LIGHT.
Dear Little Mother and Cousins:
This is my second letter. I said in
my last letter that I was going to
be a minister and that I preached
some now. This letter is part of a
sermon I preached yesterday, but let
me give my letter a subject—“ Light.”
We hear Christians sometimes say,
“Why can’t I lead some soul to Christ?
I’ve tried, but I can’t.” I’ll tell you,
most of the Godly or Christian people
go to dances and theaters, etc. I know
we may get forgiveness for that, but
it covers up our light. How? When
the younger Christian sees you go to
these ungodly places he thinks it
is not wrong, though he has heard
sermons preached against it. He will
say, “Why can’t I go to the theater?
some of our best church members go
there, and if they can go I can too.”
And you see, if we want our light to
shine we must do away with such
things. It’s just like a boarding
FREE DEAFNESS CURE
A remarkable offer by one of the leading
ear specialists in this country, who will
send two months’ medicine free to prove
his ability to cure Deafness, Head Noises,
and Catarrh. Address Dr. G. M. Brana
man, 1100 Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo.
The Golden Age for March 25, 1909.
school, though I’ve never been to
one. When a new pupil comes, you go
ahead carelesslv and do something
that is wrong, then, when the new
pupil sees you, he doesn’t think it
is against the rule, and so he goes
ahead and does the same thing, and
your thoughtlessness gets him into
trouble. Nearly all over Georgia peo
ple are organizing societies, which are
called “The Civic Beauty Society.”
They are trying to make Georgia
more beautiful, but if we want tc
make Georgia happier, every boy, girl,
man and woman must try to let his
or her light shine the brightest for
God. If each one of us would do our
duty, all we can for God, then we will
not need “Civic Beauty Societies.”
There are some places where our light
will not shine. These places are such
as the barroom, the ballroom, the
theater, or the card table. The atmos
phere is not for our light. Dr. Jenkins
(our pastor) said once that, always
just before the miners go into the
mine they let down a light, if it
shines brightly they know it is safe,
but if it begins to flicker they know
they would better stay out. And so,
young Christians, before you go to
these places, let down the light of a
God-given conscience, and if it burns
brightly, we may know it is safe, but,
mind you, if the light begins to flicker
with questions, you had better keep
out. I am going to cut this letter
short, so as to let others have space.
I am a member of the First Baptist
church, and eleven years old. I close
with love and success to The Golden
Age.
WILLIE BROOKS.
Athens, Ga.
WASHINGTON AND THE REUNION.
Dear Little Mother and Circle: Wifi
you let an old member come in and
have a little chat with you? I have
been studying so hard of late, that I
could not write often, but I read all
WINTER TOURIST RATES.
The Southern Railway is now sell
ing winter tourist tickets at greatly
reduced rates from all points on its
line to the resorts in South Georgia
and Florida. Final limit of all tickets
May 81st, 1909.
Two trains daily are operated from
Atlanta to Jacksonville, as follows:
Leave Atlanta 11:35 a. m., arrive Jack
sonville 8:40 p. m.; leave Atlanta
11:35 p. m., arrive Jacksonville 9:15
a. m. Connections made at Jackson
ville with all trains going South.
Any further information will be fur
nished by ticket agents or James Free
man, District Passenger Agent, No. 1
Peachtree street, Atlanta.
to Aprls
Free Help For
Weak Stomachs
Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Send Free
To Any Sufferer—Nature’s Wonder
ful Cure for Stomach, Liver and
Bowel Troubles —Try It Free
Yourself.
Do you suffer from a weak stomach,
from a lazy liver, from constipated
bowels? Are you disgusted with salts,
cathartic pills, purgative waters, etc.?
—< jRuJ
Has ytßwi
Are you ready to try nature’s own cure,
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too can be cured. You need it if you suffer
from any of the following symptoms of
stomach, liver or bowel trouble:
Constipation Biliousness
Indigestion and Sick Headache
Dyspepsia Torpid Liver
c < X. . Laziness
Sour Stomach Flatulency
Gas or Wind on Disturbed Sleep
toe Stomach Catarrh of the
Distress after eating Stomach
Send your address to Dr. W. B. Cald
well, 765 Caldwell Bldg., Monticello, 111.,
and a free trial bottle will be sent to
your home. This will prove to you stron
ger than any words that Dr. Caldwell’s
Syrup Pepsin is a remarkable laxative
tonic and will cure you. Druggists in all
parts of the country have sold it for
twenty years. Thousands of families keep
it regularly in the house. It cures old
chronic cases of lifelong standing. It acts
gently but effectively, and never gripes.
Its tonic ingredients train the stomach
muscles to do their work naturally. In
this way thousands have been cured and
now need medicine no more. Its pleas
ant taste recommends it to women and
children. Its purity is vouched for to the
Government. Results are guaranteed or
money is refunded.
Send the doctor your address today for
a free trial bottle, and, also, if there is
any medical advice you want he will be
glad to give it to you without charge.
Write today and see for yourself that a
cure is possible when the right remedy is
used.
LADIES, If you have superfluous
HAIR ON THE FACE
send for new information how to remove it easily
and effectually without chemicals or instruments
(only safe way).
Correspondence confidential in plain sealed en
velope.
MRS. M. N. PERRY, A6, Box 41?, Long Beach, CAL.
25 GRAFD EASTER POST CARDS <«r 10c
Gold Embossed A nereis, brightly colored Crosses
and Flowers with Easter Greetings, Easter
Chickens, Easter Rabbits, Easter Eggs, etc. All
printed in 3 or more colors and guaranteed to
please or mone* refunded.
Silk Card Co., Dept. 764, 1941 Harr son St., Chicago.
TETTERINE FOR POISON OAK.
J. T. Shuptrine, Savannah, Ga.
Dear Sir: —1 .enclose 50 cents in .stamps
for a box of Tetterine. I have poison oak
on me again, and that is all that ever has
cured it. Please hurry it on to, Yours re
spectfully, M. E. .Hamlett.
Montalba, Tex., May 21, ’OB.
Tetterine cures Eczema, Tetter, Ring
Worm. Ground Itch, Infant’s Sore Head,
Pimples. Boils. Rough Scaly Patches on the
Face, Old Itching Sores, Dandruff, Cank
ered Scalp, Bunions, Corns, Chilblains, and
every form of Skin Disease. Tetterine 50c;
Tetterine Soap 25c. Your druggist, or by
mail from the manufacturer, The Shup
trine Co., Savannah, Ga.
