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GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
IS A SKIN WHITENER
How to make a creamy beauty lotion
for a few cents.
The juice of two fresh lemons strained
into a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white makes a whole quarter
pipt of the most remarkable ! niori skin
beautifior at about the e . t one must
pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold
creams. Care should be taken to strain
the lemon juice through a fine eloth so
no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion
will keep fresh for months. livery
woman knows that lemon juice is u-ed
to bleach and remove such blemish, s as
freckles, sallowness and tan and is I
the ideal skin softener, whiten, r and
beautifler.
Just try it! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug -tor.' and
two lemons from the grocer and make up
a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage it daily into
the face, neck, arms and hands.
*?lles Cured in <> to Id Daj
Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of II. ‘ling
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in Mo 14 days
The first application gives Ease and Rest. ,r !c.
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Bargain Sale.
A small boy lmd it bicycle which he
wished to sell, so he placed u sign in
the basement window, which rend : “Bi
cycle for Bale, l-'ive or seven dollars.”
The Necessary Inclosure.
“Is it necessary to inclose stamps?"
asked the poet. "More n. es-mry even
limn to Inclose poetry," responded the
experienced author.
CLIP THIS AND PIN
ON WIFE'S DRESSER
Cincinnati man tells how to 6hrivel
up corns or calluses so they
lift off with fingers.
Ouch ! ?! ?! ! This kind of rough
talk will bo hoard less here in town if
people troubled with corns will follow
the simple advice of this Cincinnati
authority, who claims that a few drops
of a drug called freezone when applied
to a tender, aching corn or hardened cal
lus stops soreness at once, and soon the
corn or callus dries up and lifts right
off without pain.
ITc says freezone dries immediately
and never inflames or ceeti irritates tie
surrounding skin. A small hnttl of
freezone will coat very any
dTug store, but will positiw'v remove
every hard or soft corn r callus fmm
one's feet. Mill; of \m re a v. ai.
will welcome this annotin . tie ! i -in
the inauguration of the high 1, Is If
your druggist doesn't, havt *ro- .no t ':
Lilli to order a null bottle tor you.
ILLUSTRATION OF TRAP KEST
Device intended to Assist Poultry
Breeder to Find Out Dect Layers
and Keep Pedigrees.
This is :m illustration of a trap nest
iliotine. It is designed to
Itell) tile poultry breeder to find otit ins
trend lay rs and to keep pedigree i. It
is very simple. It may he attached to
lii an <• of ilie dropping hoard;
with the front facias tin* pen and ar
ranged • ■ timi it can he easily re
move The tit i pinpc hoard will then
he the reef of the nest.
The rear of the tie d may he of wire
for tin i;e of ventilation. If the nest
Is plne. il oil (he -..all, i-’ats or wire
I 1 in.-er: d from the front of
i ie a 1 to the wad at a sharp angle to
pre\ee| tf.> i i a from re eling on the
nest. Wlnai sin* enters the nest, tlie
lien’s h.vk raises the door, wldeli re
learns the catch and allows tin* door
to Flint. Tli!' catch should lie set so
that its c<! c just holds the door, the
position being regulated by a screw or
nail at the lower inside edge of the
catch. A washer in the screw will
prevent it Iron siP-king. The guard
around the catch holds the nesting
matiTiai away. The nest should he
visited fr. quct.tl) I. release tlu- hens.
Popular S. deuce M uiih.iy.
GOOD VLN: ILATION FOR HOGS
frequently When Shed Is Closed Anh
trials Become Heated and Must
Inhale impure Air.
Of little less importance than the
ventilation of this year’s crop of corn
is that of securing proper ventilation
for the animals that cat it, according
to the Nebraska College of Agricul
ture. This is particularly true of
hogs.
Frequently when the shed is closed
tightly the hogs will become heat
ed, ns well ns bo obliged to inhale
impure air. Such hogs, on being ex
posed to cold air, are likely to be
come susceptible to disease, espe
dally pneumonia and so-called hog
rheumatism
To trevent Old Age
Coming Too Soon I
“Toxic poise:; in the bl<« il
out by the kidneys. The l.;1:
filters for such produ . ; . to
prevent old ape coming tee .in
crease our chances for a g Ttlf, v e-].,
drink plenty of pure water and tak- a
little Anuric,” says the world-fan 1 Or.
Pierce of Buffalo, N. V.
When suffering from backache, fre
quent or scanty urine, rheumatic perns
here or there, or that i> ml tin ’
worn-out feeling, the eimj.i w.,y o\ . ; -
come these disorders is merely to obtain
a little Anuric from your nearest drug
gist and you will quickly notice the gi ad ,
results. Yon will find it many tim
more potent tlian lithia, and that it
dissolves uric acid ,ia hot water C : .
sugar.
- > 't‘: ’ 1 *cn is the result of a healthy
physical condition.
Heauty is but skin
deep" vet it greatly
depends on a clear
complexion, free
from wrinkles and
hollow cheeks.
Ileal tli always
brings wealth of
bounty. A hcaJthy
State of the system
comes with Doctor
l’ierco’s F a v o r i t a
Prescription. It’s a
medicine prepared
or woman's ailments —it cures those
I- .•ungemeut.* ai d weaknesses which
nuke woman’s life miserable.
Von can overcome most Ixxlily ills,
'cape sickness, build up your health
' dli regular hours, plenty of water, sen
• de toed, and a chance to get the poisiei
■ I el the system. Take a natural laiiu
■> > ■ He or twice weekly. Such a oim
many of Muj-apple, juice of aloes, ami
'■Kit . f lap, sugar-coated and supplied
■ a ts years ago by Doctor
• i a1. Known as Doctor Pierce’s
. .. at. Polkas. Out them to-day!
WOMEN'S EXHIBIT
AT TRI-STATE FAIR
MOST STRIKING SHOWING IN EN
TIRE SOUTH WILL BE FOUND
IN WOMAN'S SECTION.
_
MANY UNIQUE HEIRLOOMS
Lovers of Things Beautiful and Ar
tistic Will Delight iu the Mag
nificent Showings of Modern
Handicraft.
The tri-state women will find many
things to Interest them at the Tri
State Fair, to be held in Memphis
from Sept. 22 to 29. The steady i
growth of this department has been
one of the striking features of the j
fair, each year the increase in ex
hibits den,lands increased space and
double the space of former years will
be utilized in 1917. New classifica
tions have been offered which will
bring to the fair many attractive ex
hibits not heretofore offered
The chairman of the Mountain Set
tlement Work of the Tennessee Fed
erated clubs will send a large display
from the mountains of East Tennes
see. Arts and Crafts clubs from sev
eral of the larger cities of the three
"states are sending wonderfully at
tractive exhibits of arts and craft
work.
There will be attractive displays of
amateur photographic work. Dis
plays of new and artistic quilts, along
side of heirloom quilts, made by past
generations, and fancy work of all
kinds. There will be jellies and pre
-e-ves, dried fruits and vegetables,
oi all of which there are offered at
tractive premiums.
t hen there will be a great variety
of interesting demonstrations of prac
tical and artistic value. A model
kitchen will be in operation through
Ollt t ll A U'OoL" cir»H tri n n I n ir r*cr»
ceipts will be given gratis to visitors.
There will be classes in canning, in
butter making, cheese making and
other country home activities. There
will be displays of parrel post pack
ages, featuring the marketing of farm
products direct from producer to con
sinner. There will be home-made la
hor-saving devices of all kinds. There
'dll be displays of backyard garden
nd poultry work. There will be a
workshop of the blind, demonstrating
broom making, weaving and rug mak
■ n;;. There will lie demonstrations of
jewelry making, painting, china dec
orating, clay modeling and many other
activities in which women are direct
ly interested.
Another important feature of the
woman’s section will be the sales de
partment. in which the fair will act
Us a clearing house for exhibitors who
desire to sell their exhibits or take
orders for duplicates. All exhibits
for sale will he tagged with the sale
price, and those desiring to purchase
articles can do so through the clerks
in charge of the department having
the articles delivered free of charge
at the close of the fair. No charge
is made for this service
Comfortable rest rooms with maids
have been provided to make the de
partment comfortable as well as at
tractive. And while patrons are tak
ing a rest they will he entertained
with attractive musical programs, in
cluding vocal and instrumental music
by a Royal Hawaiian troupe.
COMMUNITY CLUB EXHIBITS
One of the Striking Features of the
Tri State Fair Will Be Found in
Woman’s Building.
!
Visitors to the 1916 Tri-State Fair ;
carried home some new ideas as to
the possibilities of Community Club (
work in rural communities. One cor
ner of the Woman’s Building was ,
given over to exhibits of the work of
the Shelby County Community clubs,
organized through the Woman’s De- (
partment of the Memphis Bureau of (
Farm Development. The exhibits
from these clubs were of a character
to immediately at!iact attention, in I
iaei me enure uispiay was soinetning
new and unique in the way of fair
exhibits, and to use a phrase of the I
day, immediately ‘ caught on." Dur
ing the past twelve months the Com
munity Club work in the Memphis ter
ritory has grown and developed be
yond the most sanguine expectations.
New clubs have be. n organized. New j
lines of work have been undertaken ,
New fields of opportunity have been ,
discovered. The idea has spread to j
such an extent that the biggest fea- (
ture of this year's fair, to be held ,
from Sept. 22 to 29, will probably be •
the Community Club exhibits. To (
make, these exhibits of the greatest j
value, demonstrations will be* given ,
each day showing how to carry out ,
the various club activities. ,
One whole building will be set aside
for the Tri-State Community Clubs,
organized by the Memphis Bureau of
Farm Development, while half of the i
larger Woman's Building will be given ;
over to exhibits from clubs organized I (
by state agents of home economics in
Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi t
Particular stress is going to he laid
on home-made labor-saving devices i
and the exhibit of these devices is j i
sure to prove particularly interesting *
STOCK PAVILION
SEATS BIS CROWD
ONE OF IMPORTANT CHANGES
AT MEMPHIS TRI STATE FAIR
WILL BE VERY PLEASING.
JUDGE FOUR RINGS AT ONCE
The Importance of the Live Stock Ex
hibit Is Recognized by the Manage
ment and Adequate Facilities
Are Provided.
Regular visitors to the Tri-State
Fair will hardly recognize the into
rior of the various exhibit building?
this year. The plan and scope of the
exhibits in nearly every department
hac received a general overhauling
since the last fair necessitating
changes in the building in order to
show tins new exhibit Tee change?
are of a character that will add great
ly to the attractiveness of the dis
plays. Xow touch - have been adder
here and there, and the general plan
will undoubtedly meet with approval
An addition to 1 . a"ri- ultural d •
partment, % : a
a most pleas:nr ar-1 useful one. i the
large number of bur.s that will a.
company the < ah -its and the com
plete manner in whir}) the exhibits
will be labeled.
Another addition which will lie a
great Improve) enl, is the erection of <
a Live Stock Pavilion, in which to
judge the cattle. This 1- lares; enough
to judge ‘lira or four rings at a time 1
and has ample seating capacity t<
take care of the large crowds who
usually jvatch the judging with in
terest
Fully twice as much stock will he 1
on display this year as in former
years, and this judging pavilion will
prove a great convenience, both to r-x
hibitors ami visit-ws.
CHILD WELFARE EXHIBIT
AT THE TRI-STATE FAIR
One of the Most Interesting New Fea
turns to Be Found at the Great
Exposition.
V.. •mipbis Parent 'i'< \ •
socintion. the Department of Eduea
!ion of the Tennessee Federated clubs,
together with the Woman’s Depart
ment of the fair are co-operating in
making the Child’s Welfare ■ xhibit in
the Woman's Iluilding, a feature oi
especial interest and decided value,
Mrs. Sam Phillip, will serve as
’hairman for tlie Parent-Teachers’ as
sociation committee. .Airs. L. A.
riiornton. ;is ch.airman of the Wo
man’s Department, and Mr- Claude
1) Sullivan, as chairman for the Fed
erated clulis. Each of the e rommi
:ees will add some distinct feature ot
nterest to the exhibit.
The morning hours will he devoted
o talks and demonstrations on “Baby
Hare," by graduated nurses, who will
tave a complete exhibit of baby'-'
reeds, while the afternoon hours will
le devoted to talks on “Baby Car
jy experienced physicians. The value
rf the departmen' will he greatly on
lanced through the co-operation ot
lie National Child Welfare a -tsocia
ion, which will send to the fair from
Yew York, the National Child Wei
’are exhibit, which was shown at M*e
San Francisco Panama Exposition.
I'liis is the most elaborate and com
ilete Child’s Welfare exhibit ever
;otten together, and will occupy the
mtire second floor of the Woman’s
3uilding. It consists of models of
nfant equipment of ail kinds, play
cround equipment, etc., and over 200
irtistic panels done in oil and colors
The exhibit will l>e accompanied by
■xperts, who will add greatly to its
-alue with daily talk and expiana
ions of the various feature of Child
Welfare work. The dates of the fair
Lre Sept. 22 to 29. and the railroads
ire offering tedueed rates for the or
lasion.
CHICKENS WILL DELIGHT YOU
’ouitry Show at Tri.State Fair Prom
ises to 3e One of Greatest Sights
Ever Seen.
Tin Poultry Show at the 'i’r '
’’air L one. department that ha- made
i nation-wide name for itself No.
ither poultry show in the Sou:!: com
>ares with ii, either in number or
luality of exhibits Over *00 birds
rill be shown this yeai. Sept. 22 to
9. by the leading fancier- of \i: erica,
io great has been the increase in ex
liblts it has been found necessary to
mploy six experts o do the judging,
rhere two have b; n used in former
ears.
The judges this year will be: ■
K. C. Urate h. Lee s Stimuli'. Mo.
Ii. P. Schwab, Rochester, V v.
Ohas. V Keeler. W.unv: ie. 1: ■:
Frans K. Buck. Oklaiin'o.i City,
Iklah •:,a.
Mrs. Florence For be . New He: a
ur. Ala.
K. H. (lalusha. 1 : >. \:1
They will remain <: :t m the :a,r
alk poultry to vr;xir- w > : ■ i ;e:
sted in th: u,. ,
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