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Sure. Relief 2 6 BELLANS _ Hot water Sure Relief BE LL-AMN FOR INDIGESTIO-. To abort a cold and prevent com. plications, take alota s The purified and refned calomel tablets that are amusealess, safe ad ae. Medinal virtues retai ed and .O".. &sld edy d in ale pcas* Price35c Occasionally a thin woman has the art of not showing it SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES Allen's Foot=Ease the antiseptic powder to be shaken Into the shoes and sprinkled In the feoot-bath. The Plattsburg Camp Man ual advises men in trainnla to use Foot= Ease in their shoes each mornal. It pre vents blisters and more spots abd relieves painful. swollen, smarting feet sad takes the sting eat of eorns and bPunon. Always use Allen's Poo=Ease to break ii new soesw.-Adv. Our idea of an easy mark is a man, who buys a bottle of hair tonlc from a bald-headed barber. SQU EE TO DEATH When the body begins to ,ia and eammt becomes painful it is usually an Indication that the idsa nere an' ofe order. L eer tms. a. -heafe .by -tai . %le uradd sand .asi .mdiy fie.iti X.6 4 iib w" t s add t sM. swer, tendeem as( ?ah s vsueyI b1ap ood kmhe. int t4 ahs_ , r -etoapa so- emg. - aipalsa "Teamtrs LIi Saved .,. sit homt =We=.. I ta do s fact e thaBeto dare ae. I ta d ·-rrirrwJ~~·-~Fr:·rl'b~rthew~b TO BEGI WARFARE BOtH SIDES I4EVEUP'ALL HOPE FOR EARLY DECISION BY LEGISLATURE. TEST STRENGTH OF SENATE 'Developments Outside of the Legisla; ture.Were Such as To Force the Al tering Somewhat of Their Plams-Of Campaigns. Baton Rouge.-Both forces fighting for ratitication of the federal suffrage *anendment and those campaigning against it gave up all hope of an early decision on the question by the Louis iana Legislature and settled down to siege warfare that both believe will have -to be carried on possibly two Weeks before the issue is finally set tied. The fight pot actually into the Leg isture for the first time with the intro duction in the louse of resolutions providing for ratification of the fed eral amendment to the state constitu tiop giving women the right to vote. The activities went iin farther than thq mere introduction, however, and they will lay over for a week until committees have been appointed and the measure referred for considera tion and a report. Developments outside of the Legis lature, however, after the introduction of the two resolutons, while none of them were spectacular, were such as to cause both sides to consider alter iag somewhat their plans. of cam paigns. " In this connection, the greatest in Serest, perhaps, aTas in the report which persisted throughout the day that the aUi-ralfiaatiea forces are planning to force a' test of strength in -the Sehate on the federal amendment in the belief that their strength in the upper house is such,that a display of it would have a beneficial effect on the House. .The plan ,according to the report, and it was credited in well-informed circles, inc .m-essaga to the LegislarPl t ,transmitting t mead nt for consideration. It was then plan ned to have one of the anti-ratification' 'me n bl 1 ithet l~pht ende$ypr to fo rcW t vrot aCge ,diseasur. ro:b ly on a motion to suspend thei rile and give it imnediatp consideration. Op this vote to susipeid the rules, the anti-forces, She aeprt had' it, believed they could must eeagh votes to make a-_ imposing showing. " STATE IAPLiN ING& University Station, Batan. Rouge. - Slocal bank has again offered to give fve Dpig to' h bersm O~6the boys`'pig club who make the best records in .tbeir work for the year, reports H. P. Cossell. agent C Tersianoa par Id4bh. The pgsa will be awarded at. the prlash next fall. Five pigs offered by t ' itik' UetwgiSss r> Ask ia be m The lauchenlels sehoobh'oeornls • calr b, writes F.A. Sw~ami pow t e bes - bs 4ai tarebr end grade carlves. Mr Sant kys the prinitpal th ..t '; Smd b.sIss men t.ýaerve f Universlty*. u..os ,"t - * .i -- g we -~. th e .wo bi reds c have gsone a long way in iy ' .osiatg farae of that commuanaity toward extension work." lys r. lbw. #,: A A a f; iCoiax.-The bGraint parls'h Dne AC athrteen toatted at t by citiens of this ugaar a eane es re fOr ,, , verslty. Station. - About two months ago two registered Poland Chi na pigs w ,de.vei ed to club boys living in a etryntunity where good hogs were almost unknown, reports R., J. Badon, agent in St. Martin parish. These pigs, now six months old will easil.youtwelgh any 18 months old hoe in that commu iy.,, 3The club boys in form th eagent )iiat several farmers wish to buy pigs from the first litters. after realizing that good breeding, as well as goo feed, is required to pro duce good begs. Tallulah.-At a special meeting of the town cquncil, J. I. McCarthy was employed as engineer to superintend the construction work on the streets o fthe town; and machinery was set in motion for the ordering of the neces sary material for culverts, ani the vgrael and rock which is to be used in the work. The street commission er was instructed to get bids for the distribution of the gravel and grading the streets. 'Amite,-Tuesday was a red letter day with the Tangipahoa Parish School Board when the members as sembled in their rooms in the court building and canvassed the returns sf the special election held throughout the parish recently to vote an addi tional tax levy of two mills for giv ing additional aid to tlhe system of public schools. The tax carried easily. Thibodaux.-At the monthly meet ing of the commissioners of )hibo daux, three ordinances were adoptea, one providing that, from June 1, elec tric current furnished by the munici pal plant will be 25 per cent higher in prict, another forbidding the placing of oyster shells or decaying fruit in open receptacles in front of business places and fixing a fine of $25 for vio lations. Tallulah.-A number of progressive citizens of tb.town have arranged for the holding chautauqua in Tallu lah May 11;. 3. The teachers ,chool children an .enl-ot the women of the town are diled into two rival teams for disposlhS ff the tickets. All sur plus monepaW go to the school. A good course of lectures and music is anticipated. Arcadia.-Overflow caused by back water in Concordia parish does not stop the work of Agent P. Seab. He made a B trip on the levee one day recenty i rekSpond to a call for t help in stamping out an epidemIo t among livestock. Authority to travel on the levee had to be obtained from the local levee boafd. Oberlin -Fifty-one boys and 58 girls attepded the rally day for agricultural club maembers held here recently, in charge of George W. Bohne, parish agent. After a program rendered in the high school auditorium by club members, qveryone boarded automo biles and went peveral miles out into &e countty for a basket picnie. Abbevlle.1-With the help of the ex tensfou potltry specialist, an egg-ship ping organization was organized at Abbeeville recently and a date set for the first shipment. Local poultry ~agrolers are euithusiastic over the pro ject. T. H. Casanova, parish agent, who is in charge of' this movement, says the association will grow rapidly. Plaquembe-.-An examination for ural mail carrier at Maringoula, is an punced for June 12, to be held at Pla the age of years may make application d the examinatien, by applying e, or to the I nat Washing lt week wth the. i n srvi at tile torium, when the baccalau Epsa r vera by the Re . º ortf the arch took as his th ty.p . Smine.:-Notice has been giv ean su that Lhe ferry lease for a term of five years will be sold at public auction May 1L The fer .s operated between Plaque inins =af s ei`e. SSt. lMainville. - The Chamber of (Cmmerce gave a banquet recently, 65 niembers attending, L. W. Wilkinson trict manager, U'. S. Agricultural artment, made an address. t Martinville.-A. B. Wihtlon of ridge RB. . Baden and W. L Ns mbees et the d -te a £re active l te uote for the 'qtowboat wo4 a sea w9dre it 'J 414I.$ the! o buai ater emerta din of woe work is at ba~ -r .." T K .- ý:;ýýý Re:; -IN NEW TAFFETAS n. Individual Styles Are the Rule ii This Season. ra I s Frocks Constructed on Lines to Suit is One's Figure, Resulting in Greater - §atisfaction. With captivating crispness do the Df newest taffetas swish their way to is fame, and indeed one needs but little id inspirati(n to create lovely frocks, so ts simple art the modes and so lovely the In materials. Individual styles with lines s- to Slit one's figure are the rule this e seIason. id One frock that vwas especially de n- signed for the girl with rather ilump me proportions was really ai masterpiece la for clever lines. Navy blue with smart touches of brick red and overdrapes of georgette crepe form a pleasing al liance. but it was the model selected sh that was so appropriate. t This stout figure frock was a long 'waisted affair, semi-fitted to the hips, f and there completed by a scant two ipiece skirt, also of the taffeta. And there was a bit of a frill with a dash of brick red trimming at the square Sneck. Over the skirt was a full tunic of the embroidered crepe looped under at t. the bottom, zouave effect, and fin ished with an elastic band. As a final note she added a narrow sash to c- the taffeta and tied it back and al i lowed the ends to float quite gayly n at the bottom of the skirt. g The slimness of the jeunne fille n would be imprcl-ed by a smartly ( draped frock of taupe taffeta and French blue ribbon. The front of the 1 with lighter bindin r t The skirt, hip design, and sleeves of this model all have pecularshionties which make the dress distinctive. It Is made of dark green taffeta with lighter bindings. bodice crosses Itself at the breast with religious fervor, but is quite frivolous when it comes to the skirt. It be gins demurely with an underskirt of narrow proportions, not too long, and then bangs a looped tunic over sing till. fal tO uive a pleasing impre.so iAnothe most ifnt ricate fashion, acheven ing s apped almost Invisib the feari.ng Sitiple and Inexpensive Outfit Takes On Smartness When Wearer old s .,.aGood Carritmage. t Neatness ipt, te essentalkng wof th head well tdressed woman, doesa not mean stiff ness, but it geni~erally mea gowns simpli the main lines of their dressing will ftal to give a pleasing impression. tad .economy may be aeitwed as well. Another tu@,rtiat j iit pachiev Ing a good appearae .es thae bearing i sittlng, walking ap ifiinding. -In old dy4t-ins called depo rtment." LolflpB , ;d steoplag, sith one hip }thruMteut, walking with head effeetuitlyl 'e th4 be fod apesgipa aneeoo the anihrtest of gowns or mess w (eaa le Twer hasa go64i edr wmw rdealk- welral RnAt well; gapui 4ardrai t& obe wins hall noti' twp Stm forb ate mll-ct.' crase amd learn S a e s YS abe.·wo EYELET EMBROIDERY IS CHIC leStudy this combination of rose eye let ouncing and lace top. From indications it is safe .o predict that deyelet embroidery is to be a very pop JET OF NOW AND YEARS AGO it Study this combination of rose eye wear last wflouncinter and lace top. Fare still on sid eyelet embroidery isnew enough to be a very pop-smart They consisture of bandthe summer gowns.ith per Trimminghaps a tassel or other pendant andover Founthe side. Sometimany ofs there ae Mto that Intehang dow reseting tGo great ewns.r Jerings, but in respeciality inthey are atta on the lijet trimmle evening caps that theyo be found igan tomany of the molast interesti and that are still con-I Thpositively barconsist of baricnds of jet with per haps a tassel oung girl, who wants to look dvern hngerous, the young gtrl who grealways tre to the bands ofmis the hevampiddress. n the pljet therimming is to be found in manyeffete as of the most Interesting gowns. Its un-is the young girt, who wants the black parn geshousld bthe young girl who always tre-thing tramendouslyprent admiresat the vampire in the suplay, there is nothing stto see thive gleam oa jet trimmed velvet gown. It is un-ide or throughod, of th coburse, thatck the black part The present rolande ofthat theret is rhouldather or through ther back. The present role of jet is rather splendid, surely allaring and perhaps just a little barbaric. Could anything be more different from the jet of your childhood? You remember jet of those days, do you not? It was a prim and proper adornment then. There was that es timable great-aunt of yours. For years she possessed and relied on a jet yoke and trimming bands of jet. They were well made and expensive to begin with, and oh, how careful she was that none of the precious black beads should be lost. They adorned her "best" black silk frock. It was of pean de cygne. or something quite as substantial. ISometimes the frock was all ripped up, the jet carefully removed, while the silk was renovated by being splong ed In beer-os then toie frock was put together again inside out, .:andi the Sprelious jet trimsoing securely pat h back. Sometimte.. there were little ek tra bits of jet to give a g iftle festive touch. Egyptian prints and paintings for;their inspiration, and the colors that seem to take precedence are chandron, which is copper color, a peculiar opaque blue. citron color and green. Then there is a second blue that saruests the tur quoise. The green is sometimes con fused with jade, but as a matter ofa fact it is lighter and posrcbly yellower than the color actually seen in Chinese jade. , FASHIONS IN BRIEF It is fashlonable to have glove ap bag to match and to fringe both. - White chalk beads are partlelarby attractive on pink georgett.a The sma i t athe quantity of-a bromidery on a gown the richer it alet ucrepe are a f f ytett moed, wau5lbl opmeat . Among the w ei .re vawead reing son gret a vdgedalft i . Js'ile t lke an beeaihenta h frrockt las erep -th other g ai iae nidbe out. eave, . C peous Adjtri Secdue Rbpeu backd Smti men terrewerelittlelt t T-h Egyptia ssd prin the andpeaintigd the Ispt rbbera tio ten ,i a th -ctor s t lte is pperl olor, lapecliar opaque blu citroen clor anre.Then there i Thea smal eo /thrie;L~ quantity~jbd of eta broiery013a gon te J~hW t I~IM be.-·:· FAINTING AND DIZZY SPELLS The Cause of such Symptoms I and Remedy Told in This Letter. Syracuse, N. Y.--"When I com menced the Change of Life I was poorly, had no appetite and had fainting spells. I suffered ff' two or three years be forel began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound and the Liver Pills which I saw ad vertised in the papers and in your ittle books. I took about twelve bottles of your Vegetable Compound and found it a wonderful remedy I commenced to pick up at once and my suffering was relieved. I have told others about your medicine and know of some who have taken it. I am glad to help others all I can." Mrs. R. E. DEMING 437 W. Lafayette Ave., Syracuse, N. V. While Change of Life is a most crit ical period of a woman's existence, the annoying symptoms which accompany it may be controlled, and normal health restored by the timely use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Moreover this reliable remedy con tains no narcotics or harmful drugs and owes its efficiency to the medicinal ex tractives of the native roots and herbs which it contains. .-- - - -- - - STan-No-More I M duun tifler." an -the 7s a sure protection ust She besm I. ~s h ts or blister y softness of youth Used before solng out in the evening. it assures " a faultless eompleZion. 4.m yo ..y Ir Y..-.e-ns foMe wiI.bw r y Ba wor Laboratories, ?eelplis.' BARGAIN-4,100 acre stock farm. Menarf County, Texas. Highly improved. Irrigated. Black soil. Get oil right. $21.50 acre. Terms. A. Canning. 614 W. 7th. Fort Worth. Texas. Rather Wide. "The red element certainly hns cheek." "Well. cheek is mostly what the red stuff goes on." A small man can cut a great s wath if he can resist being patronized by the big men. BRACE UP! The man or woman with weak kid neys is half crippled. A lame, stiff back, with. its censtant, dull ache and sharp, shooting twinges, makes the simplest task a burden. eadaches, dizzy spells, urinary disorders and an "all worn out" feeling are daily sources of distress. Don't neglect kidney weakness and risk gravel, dropsy or Bright's disease. Get a box of Dean's Kidney Pills. They have helped other people the world over. Ask your neighbor! A Tems Ca L..,,mT- __ Mrs. 1 1t . Glover, 107 Broad way, Whitesboro T'ex., says: "I had kidney trouble, and my bac k pained. If I tried to move, sharp Swinges darted 1rough my en Sbody. The Saction of my .kid ney. was irregu lar. I was get ting discouraed, as I couldn't even walk. I heard about Dean's ydfey PIls and after takting a few I was benefited and two boxes cured me eatire}." 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