INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS ii CASTOH Hints For Hostess Without Resort to Law TIMELY SUGGESTIONS For Infants and Children* mm The Kind You Hava By DONALD ALLEN for Those Planning Seasonable aiHOBiaBBBaBBDMnHBnB Entertainments Copyright, igio, by Associated Literary Press Always Bought Come and put in your vacation the had been told, "that girl on story •with me. House in the country. Lake. the stepladder must have been the ALCOHOL—3 PER CENT Frsh. Golf. Mighty good-looking girl one I wrote you about. I am afraid /^Vegetable Preparation for Assimilating you have dished your case right in only eighty rods away. Cupid. Moonlight. and Bears the A Charming Porch Party. 17. We live in bright red house* the Food and Regulating the beginning." etc." have hot tempers. This delightful affair was given on rhe Stomachs and Bowels of So ex-Judge Gorman wrote to his "I can call and apologize." THE KEY. the porch of a lovely country home, io. 1. Onion. Beet Signature nephew, Phil Walker, just before college "And make another mistake? Never! but it may be just as successfully carried 2. Cabbage. u. Cauliflower. You see, she's mighty good-looking." vacation. The Judge was a bachelor out indoors and at any season of 3. Cucumber. 12. Tomatoes. cf s'xty years old, who had bought "I—I guess so. 1 just got one Promotes Di^cstion,Cheerfulness the year. There were about 20 guests, 4. Potato. 18. Asparagus. a manor house on retiring from the glimpse, and then she came sailing." 5. Turnip. Bean. 14. and Rest.Contains neither each asked to bring her work. The Lettuce. Celery. bench. He was as one except for his 6. 15. "And she's a sylph." Opium,Morphine nor Mineral porch was decorated entirely with garden 7. Pumpkin. 16. Squash. servants, and Phil was his favorite NOT "She flew like one." flowers that are so plentiful and NAR Corn. pepper. OTIC 8. 17. aephew. 9. Peas. "And she didn't have her hair done brilliant at this time. After an hour Rco'pr of Old DrSAMV£LP/7VffER: Gorman had caught only a The prizes were the most realistic Judge up and her Sunday clothes on, and of lively chatter, with needle and brief glimpse of Aileen Travers as Pumpkin Seed vegetables—cabbage, corn and Irish you didn't see her in the parlor and thread, crochet hook and knitting, the yflx.iSe/t/ia she crossed lawn of her mother's the potatoes, which were candy boxes Jfochellt Sails have a formal introduction. Then— hostess appeared and announced a grounds door. Any lawyer could Anise Seed next filled with bon-bons in shape of corn then, you all tumbled around together "so-in" contest. Slips of paper and fkppermint have made a case of false pretenses kernels, wee carrots, etc. The re and the deg bit you, and the cook BiCnrionaUSoda• I small green pencils were passed with out of that leiter, but Phil Walker Worm Seed freshments consisted of delicious salad probably swore, and taken all together the explanation that each answer began Clarified Suyaf replied that he would be happy to in green pepper cases, cucumber sandwiches, tt'intcrpreen F/avori it will requirti all the legal talents "So" as the first letters. The coma. Travers was just 688 Miss Ailoen olives and salted nuts with I possess to win your case." questions and answers follow A perfect Remedy forConsfipa ahead of him on vacation. two weeks coffee. "But what case am I going to win tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, She had home and settled down A wise man of ancient times—Solomon. got or lose, sir?" was aslwsd. That which one voice sings—Solo. YYorms .Convulsions .FeverishBess for ths before he was summer clue. A Paper Shower. A necessary kitchen compound—Soap. For Qvar "Why the mighty good-looking girl and LOSS OF SLEEP. When home she was the man at What the twentieth century flying machine This was really gotten up as a joke, I —Miss Travers—the girl on the stepladder. about the bouse. She could handle should do—Soar. but turned out so well that the bride I have it ail mapped out. I of YacSimile Signature To steep in liquid—Soak. Bfi.w hammer, when the lawnmower Years or and wishes me to tell you all about it. It Thirty shall give you this place and then Serious—Sober. got out of kilter she had a A nickname—Sobriquet. came about this way: "Polly" declared board with you after marriage. Right of it up instead of sending way lixing Church members enjoy this sociable she would have no "showers" handy to her mother's, you know. Pass 'THE CENTAUR COMPANY It off to town to be tinkered at. She communism—Socialism. of any kind, so at the little club to back and forth across tt'e dewy grass. A mixture and an explanation—Solution. re'N'hcd home on this occasion to find NEW YORK. which she belonged, one of the menv One phonograph answers for both Hint tilings needed her attention, gaping iwwy Popular with the summer girl—Soda. bers said: "Well, let's give 'Polly' a houses. Birds sing to both at the them was the glazing and aineiig A church society—Sodality. 'paper' shower, just for fun, as she same time. No separate thunder showers the kitchen window. A seat built for two or more—Sofa. i.f pr.ne of glass in objects to anything more serious." needed. Had it down pat, my boy, To dwell for a time—Sojourn. left to the last, but This was A note in music—Sol. The result was at the next meeting and then you had to go wandering ^Guaranteed under the Foodand her mother and little sister n, :iie .Jay 1 A name for the sun—Sol. around to the back yard and making there were many mysterious packages to be gone 'till night wont away Pertaining to a light giver—Solar. Exact Copy c? Wrapper. brought In and deposited at the feet TMZ OltfTAJR aCKUHT, (ICIO YORK CITY* discoveries. Lands, can I ever convince informed: What an article always is, if bought— the cook was of the bride-elect. When opened there that girl that you hadn't stood Sold. if James got that pane S then, Metallic cement—Solder. there for ten minutes before the cook were paper napkins, paper doilies, and some putty, we will fix A man of war—Soldier. if you would keep your friends don't True Independence. yelled out!" shelf paper, nice wrapping paper, shall need the steplai \. We Nearest the floor—Sole. put them to a severe test. You will always Hnd those who stamped paper wrappers (for mailing !er." Mr. Phil Walker was contrite Incorrectness of language—Solecism. think they know what is your duty Alone in the world—Sole. wedding notices), gummed labels for li's flio easiest tiling in the world enough that day, but on the next he A flat fish—Sole. better than you know it. It is easy in everything imaginable, several quires When Rubbers Become Necessary Tor a smart and good-looking girl to stood on his dignity. What business What a tramp does at the door—Solicits. And your shoes pinch, shako Into your the world to live after the world's of tissue paper, note book, engagement a pane of glass. She first had a girl, good looking or not, to i'itty in Bho^s Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic opinion It is easy in solitude to live book, telephone register, pads of letter turn glazier? What business had the A tune for an Instrument—Sonata. powder for the Cures tired, aching: tr.kvs any fragments of the old feet. out after our own hut the great man is feet and takes the sting out of Corns and Giving forth sound—Sonorous. paper, envelopes, current magazines !!•::.o. Tin1:] mounts to the top of family cook to let, go of that wabbly she Bunions. Always use it for Breaking in Painful—Sore. he who, in the midst of the crowd, on household affairs and fashions, and has the cook hold stepladder? What business had that New shoes and for dancing parties. Sold stei'kidder Species, kind—Sort. FREE. keeps, with perfect sweetness, the indenendcnce everywhere 25c\ Sample mailed etc. old dog to bite him? All the injury Seed-sprinkler—Sower. Address, Allen Olmsted, S. Le Roy, N. Y. of solitude.—Emerson. picnic luncheon was served on paper was on his part. Miss Travers was After 20 minutes the "key" was A not the only person to be considered, plates, paper table cloth, etc. All read then the hostess said: "Having Remembering Each Other. GIVEN UP TO D!E. and he wanted her to understand it. pronounced a jolly affair. finished 'Soing,' there would be a He sat the sand at Atlantic City 011 Ilis uncle saw how things were with MADAME MERRI in a bathing suit. About ten feet Garden competition," and she passed Do-an's Kidney Pills Effect Marvelous him and didn't interfere. Ten days away she was drawing pictures in the another set of papers, with these questions: Recovery. passed—very quiet days. The glass sand with a small brown forefinger. He noticed her complexion, her curves was in and the putty all used up the Mrs. M. A. Jinkins, Qunna'n, Texas, 1. We are a practical family, neither and the glint of gold in her hair. He stepladder was laid away, and the dog sad nor sentimental, yet we never fail to says: "I was bloated almost twice was at rest! wanted to speak, and yet— Finally he make everyone shed tears. natural size. I had the best physicians 2. We are noted l'or our heads if one summoned courage and walked over Then the college man ached for exercise. but they all failed to help ma of our family fails to have one of good to her. There was an old dead tree ahapn he is regarded as of little worth. For five weeks I waa "Didn't I talk with you for about on the shores of the lake at the back 3. We are great travelers we wear a as helpless as a baby. green uniform and our flesh is cool and Sve minutes two summers ago?" he end of the ground. He would remove My back throbbed aa crisp. asked. Many three-quarter sleeves, built en it. 4. Our dress is pink, but later we if it would break and "Two years ago," she said dreamily. tirely of puffs, are seen in out-of-doox He took the saw and went forth. wear brown. the kidney secretions I gowns. "Two years ago—let see—did 5. We wear purple dresses above the me Hat off, coat and vest off, shirt sleeves were in terrible condition. ground and white below. wear blue silk stockings?" Fine cloths in dull blue and rose rolled up, he mounted into the top of 6. Our leaves are crisp and curled, but The doctors tints are in demand for dressy afternoon the tree to cut away a limb. Nothing cnr hearts are creamy gold. held out no hope and frocks. 7. Sometimes large, sometimes small, a OUT OF THE QUESTION. startled him. He simply slipped and was resigned to my gold hfeart with a rough exterior. I Turbans are rising in height and caught his foot in a crotch, and there ?. I am snow white and when good to fate. At this critical he was, hanging head downward and also showing the narrow effect at the eat don a silken plume. time, I began using Doan's Kidney yelling for help. Lie had been yelling crown apex. 9. I have many little round companions if Pills and soon felt relief. continued I In our narrow green house. for five minutes when he heard footsteps Narrow ostrich bands edge many oi and was cured." in. I blush red because my name Is a on the grass and some one lifted the new wraps and add an extremely term of reproach. Remember the name—Doan's. 0 up his head and shoulders until he smart touch. 11. We are famed for our heads, but For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a could get a grasp with his hands. Then they must be snow white. Beaver is to have a great season in 12. Of shades of red and yellow once box. FoEter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. that some one softly said: millinery, if early importations counl thought poisonous, now thought mellow. "Please don't set your dog on me for anything. 13. Thick is our stalk but tender our Music lends expression to that for for it!" crop. There are some uncertain "predictions which the speech has no words.—Carmen 14. Our family name is of the past That "mighty good-looking girl" had that the short waistline wilt Sylva. tense, yet we are on every table of today. WorlfV been rowing on the lake and witnessed come in again. "it's the Easiest Tiling in the the accident just as she landed. She 15. Sturdy are we, yet not allowed to The correct and suitable shoe for Constipation causos many serious (ilscasos. It while she cuts away the old putty. live in the sunlight. was gone before the tree-climber could black satin tailor made is the Mac! Is thoruujrlily cured by onor I'irrc. l'luasant 16. Some of us are crooked all around, TLt-ii the new pane Is set in and mad-o Pellets. Ono a laxative, tljreo for cathartic. descend. suede or undressed kid. others only in the neck. fTtfl.1.. Miss Aileen nei out to accom "Say, boy, your case is won, and When it comes to finding fault, even pl)3"i this task. that without resort to law," exclaimed a detective can make good. CHILDREN'S DRESSES IV?Id-afternoon came along while she' the uncle as he rubbed his hands in ir. wfta still working. So did Phil Walker. W. L. DOUGLAS glee. "You discover her—she discovers tHo was walking out from town for you. Two discoveries, with the •exweise. He didn't know what house Fred—I hear George and his wife cook and the dog left out. She can't S O E S his* uncle lived in, and he decided that! never quarrel no\*. H^PROCESSED call and thank you for discovering tfc-1 sensible thing to do was to make MEN'S $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, £5.00 Maud—No, you see they're one now, her, because she was on top of a stepladder, WOMEN S $2.50, $S,$3.50, $4 Inquiries. He rang the bell at the and it takes two to make a quarrel. but you must call and thank BOYS' $2.00, $2.50 & $3.00 Travis' mtmsion, and as he rang he THE STANDARD ier because you were hanging head wondered if that "mighty good-looking PUZZLED FOR 30 YEARS downward from a tree. See the difference? girl" lived there. They are absolutely the Hard Work, Sometimes, to Raiso Why, boy, your case is won most popular and bestshoes No answer. He thought he heard Children. without the jury leaving their seats. for the price in An&erica. vo'eeri it the rear of the house. The They are the leaders everywhere Prettiest affair I ever handled." aemiifcle thing to do was to go around Children's taste is ofttimes more accurate, because thsy hold Mr. Phil Walker called and exPlained their shape, fit bettor, and find the owners. He found them. in selecting the right kind of all about that tree and several look better and wear lon- Miss Aileen was standing on the food to fit the body, than that of fer than other makes. other things, and there were crcNt of the stepladder, sleeves relied adults. Nature works more accurately hey are positively the flushes and smiles and laughter, and •up, old skirt cn, and bareheaded and most economical shoesfor you buy. W. through the children. L. 10 a game of croquet on the lawn. And, Douglas name and the retail price are stamped he" hair tousled and flying about. A Brooklyn lady says: "Our little on the bottom value ^unranteed. tater on, Judge Gorman was called 'That's the way glazier glazes. boy had long been troubled with TAKE MO SUBSTITUTE! if your dealer npon for his house—as a wedding TJie cook was hanging to the stepladder weak digestion. We could never persuade Cannot supply you write for Mail Or-er Catalog. present. W. L. DOUGLAS. Brocktcn, Mate. like grim death and throwing Wor him to take more than one taste & out a suggestion now and then, and of any kind of cereal food. He was the ?tage was ready when the setting a weak little chap and we were puzzled AM Dodge Soup. young man appeared. There college to know what to feed him on. fToup is probably the most unpopular was a yell from the cook! JThere was "One lucky day we tried GrapeNuts. dish in the luncheon menu of the an exclamation from the mistress. Well, you never saw a child Ne«v York business girl today. She There wag a roar from the family eat with such a relish, and it did me acknowledges that it may be nourishiruT "Cascarets are certainly fine. I gave a friend dog, wto has been held back until this good to see him. From that day on and all that, but It simply does* one when the doctor was treating him for cancer moment to complete a dramatic situation! it seemed as though we could almost ot the stomach. The next morning he passed n't ta^e good to her. The only time, four pieces of a tape worm. He then got a box see him grow. He would eat GrapeNuts so a down town business girl says, and in three days he passed a tape-worm 45 feet The cook let go. The stepladder for breakfast and supper, and I It was Mr. Matt Freck, of Millersburg, long. that tfw girls she knows resort to wabbled. Miss Aileen came down. Mr. Dauphin Co., Pa. Iain quite a worker for Cascarets. think he would have liked the food soup in when their finances are at a I use them myself aad find them beneficial Walker stepped backward, and it for dinner. for most auy disease caused by impure blood." very lov ebb. E. seemed to the dog as if the three Chas. Condon, I^ewiston, Pa., (MifQin Co.) is "The difference in his appearance "What "A'ould. astonish you, though," people were all mixed up for a moment. something wonderful. Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good. says*this seme girl, "Is the number of Then he took after the one Do Good. Never Sicken.Weaken or Gripe. "My husband had never fancied cereal mothers {'tat think that their daughters 10c, 25c, 50c. Never sold In bulk. The genuine •who fiod, nipped him and chased him foods of any kind, but he became tablet stamped C. Guaranteed to should eat soup every day, and core off the grounds and down the road, or your money back. 321 very fond of Grape-Nuts and has try to persuade them to do It. They where ex-Judge Gorman, standing at been much improved in health since RAILROAD WE PAY YOUR FARE say soup is so sustaining. Well, perhaps his gate, threw up his arms and using it. it is. I can't argue as to that. called out: a "We are now healthy family, and But I know soup doesn't taste especially BOTH WAYS TO FL00I0A "What villain has dared to set a naturally believe fn Grape-Nuts. good, p.nd doesn't make any dog on my favorite nephew! Tell me "A friend has two children who were too good a foundation for an afternoon's his name that I may give him seven Or we will pay two fa~ea from your home to formerly afflicted with rickets. I was work. It would be different Florida one way. If you buy laud in the Florida kinds of law!" satisfied that the disease was caused Homeland Company's Celery Karma tract Wfl —if we could have soup, then a meat Phil thought he understood the case, do thla for you. Celery Farms Colony is a few by lack of proper nourishment. They dish, and then a dessert but very miles from Sauford, in the richo.st gardens truck and when he got his breath he tried showed it. So I urged her to use Ids eecth-u of Florida. One thousand^10-aort few girls, I tell you, can afford that. to explain. It was a case of natural tracts now only on sale at an acre—J2.50 an Grape-Nuts as an experiment and the "So we all cut out soup. Probably acre down aud J1 -00 per acre month until cause and effort. Let any young man result was almost magical. paid. When' the 1000 tracts are sold there will it disgusts the dietician young women discover a girl puttying in a pane of be no other land at this price on Celery Farmg. "They continued the food and today just out of college, but we all feel Lake and river transportation, best market, glasn from the top of a stepladder, both children are well and strong as best best climate, tlsh ai grame plentiful. we know what's best for us."—New Boil, with the family cook braced to prevent, Write today for copy of Florida Home Herald. any children in this city, and, of York Press. a wabble, and the family dog The Florida Homeland Company course, my friend is a firm believer in dozing in the sunshine, and exclamations, 400 Atlantic National Bank Building of i'TTLE girl's party frock of coat sheer white handkerchief linen Grape-Nuts for she has the evidence falls and bites must follow. It's It's Natural. Jacksonville, Florida ov«r white batiste with handrun and fine English embroidery before her eyes every day." a like the stock market when a report "He knows all tha best people In of tucks and Valenciennes slip pink China silk. Hat of linen, Read. "The Road to Wellville," found is circulated that Joiin Doe is deadit town." A HOMESTEAD In pkgs. "There's a Reason." lace. Sash and hair lace, blue ribbon and wee pink rosei creates a flurry He held no one doesn't he associate with "Why buds completes costume small girl nW Do you want a Land Homestead? Information bow of light blue satin riband T-:ver rend the above letterT A new to blame. them, then?" sent free. How to Set a Farm of Land. Address be proud of. one nnnenrs from time to tlm«. They to match. slippers Lingerie "Say, boy," replied the unci© when "They know him," THE COLONY HOMESTEAD COMPANY w'nilae, true, and Jull of Board ol Trade Building MlanavtHs* ladUu latere