The Ringwood Leader. (Ringwood, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 4, 1915 Page: 3 of 8
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THE LEADER RING WOOD OKLAHOMA
1
BETTER J
DIGESJIOn
BETTER C
HEALTH
THAT’S THE IDEA
You mast first get
the stomach work-
ing properly keep
the liver active and
j the bowels open
Yon can help
Nature by taking
HOSTETTER’S C
STOMACH
BITTERS
‘ Ha Got Them Mlxad
A Missouri farmer had ordered I
fancy pig from a breeder The pig
was a mere mite of a pig and tba
farmer aent It back "Dear Sir” ha
wrote “From the comparative alze
of the pig and the bill I am forced
to the conclualon that you got them
mixed You ahould have eent the pig
by mall and the bill by express"—
Youth's Companion
CUTICURA COMPLEXIONS
Ars Usually Fresh and Clear Soft and
Velvety Try One
The Soap to cleanse and purify the
Ointment to soothe and beat Thua
these supercreamy emollients promote
and maintain the natural purity and
beauty of the akin scalp hair and
hands tinder conditions which If neg-
lected might disfigure them
Sample each free by mall with Book
Address postcard Cutlcura Dept XY
Boston Sold everywhere — Adv
- His Idea of It
Johnnie— Paw when does a men get
to be too old to learn?
Paw — When he geta too old to
marry
Whenever Tou Need a General Tonic
Take Grove’a
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a Gen-
eral Tonic because it contains the well
known tonic properties of QUININE and
IRON It acts on the Liver Drives out
Malaria Enriches the Blood and Builds
ap the Whole System SO cents— Adv
t 1 — — i
What Did She Mean?
He — I am going to kiss you when 1
go
She — Leave this house at once sir!
WOMAN’S CROWNING GLORY
Is her hair It yours Is streaked with
ugly gristly gray hairs use "La Cre-
ole" Hair Dressing and change It in
the natural way Price $100 — Adv
Fortune Is said to knock once at
every man’s door but it's difficult to
meke a man believe It
For Eveiy Kind
of Lameness
Rab h mm aad
Rub It la
ThorenaUy
HANFORD’S
Balsam of Myrrh
A LINIMI Nt
For Cuts Burns
Bruises Sprains
Strains Stiff Neck
Chilblains Lame Back
Old Sores Open Wounds
and all External Injuries
Made Since 1846 1®
Pric 25c SOe md $100
‘ an or writs
All Dealers
OF DIFFERENT DESIGN
FRENCH AND AMERICAN TAI
LORED SUITS VARY WIDELY
Women Her Hsve Accepted Models
Populer In Frsnee for Two Sen
sene— Width of the Skirt Msy
Re Moderated
Everywhere among the best of the
American tailored suits is shown the
tendency to elongate the sides ot the
coat and place the fullness them
There le no material in the front and
in the back the circular part le
smoothed out so that the line Is grace-
ful aqd not bunglesome The French
coats on the contrary carry the full
peplum around the figure on a straight
line and the only Irregular line Is
placed at the hem of the aklrt The
latter idea was started by the house of
Premet among the first short wide
skirts shown and It waa greeted with
approval by the designers but not by
the publlo over here women thought
it savored of a ragged robin effect
Today it is generally accepted a
year after Its inauguration which Is
the fate of most fashions really Rare-
ly doee a marked departure from the
prevailing thing have more than a
lukewarm attention until two seasons
have passed Over here we talk and
accentuate tha wide Russian skirt as
a novelty whereas every house in
Paris showed It last August and two
seasons have come since then In
France there Is already talk of modi-
fying Us width When we do It here
suits will be far better to look at
Women' who brought home full
skirts from Paris a year ago and who
were persuaded to have them nar-
rowed are now wondering why they
listened to the advice of those who
did not look Into the future and who
wera convinced that the narrow aklrt
In This Model Jenny Hat Used Cut
teal Bands to Accentuate tha Dig-
nity and Richness of a Simple Black
Velvet Frock
would never be thrown out and yet
today one cannot even get five dollars
second band for - a hundred dollar
frock that baa a yard and a half skirt
hem
(Copyright by the McClure Newspaper
Syndicate)
NEW PATCHWORK IS PRETTY
Many Freeh Ideas Have Been Ap-
plied to Handicraft That Was Al
ways a Favorite
The newest patchwork has a won-
derful charm of Its own Qullta cush-
ion and the like made of It should
ell well at one of the many charity
besaars which will soon be In vogue
You take say for a child's cover-
let a square of quilted musllu while
for preference and apply to It a
wreath of flowera or fruit that you
have cut out In washing silk or linen
A brown basket design filled with
little oranges and lemons and grapes
Is handsome on a green or purple silk
cuehlon Cherries with their leaves
are charming on pale green linen
8erge and other woolen materials for
foundation and applique may be
preseed of course Into the service
Really the quaint and pretty posslblll
tie that lie in the art of tba uew
patchwork ara -endless How glad
one la that a fresh turn haa been
given to the dear old handicraft
Finishing Touch
For street costumes there are col-
larettes of velvet and of silk that are
extremely becoming and give a smart
touch and In some Instances there are
similar accessories with upstanding
ruches of tulle that make exceedingly
attractive frames for the face
THREE-CORNERED TURBAN
The Material In This Three-Cornered
Turban Is Gray 8atln The Only
Trimming Used Is Two Flat Bows of
Gold Brocaded Ribbon Which Gives
the Hat an Extremely Chic Air A
Heavy Throw-Over Fur 8carf and
Barrel 8haped Muff Are a Charming
Combination
DOING UP THE DAINTY FROCK
Work May Be Successfully Dona at
Home If One Is Willing to Take
a Little Trouble
Now the art ot the "Blanchlsseusa
de fin" as the French call their very
cleverest washerwomen Is not a se-
cret process at all but It well within
the comprehension of anybody who Is
willing to take a little trouble so why
not save a considerable sum of money
by "doing up" the beet frocks at
home?
The secret lies In first carefully
washing a delicate frock in the ordi-
nary manner and then rlnelng It
through water In which a little gum
arable has been dissolved in propor-
tion ot a piece about half the else ot
a nutmeg to a gallon and a half of
water If you come across any spots
and you do not know what caused
them dip an old 'clean toothbrush or
nailbrush In kerosene and scrub the
spot lightly with this and nine times
out ot ten the kerosene will remove
the spot without further effort and
the odor always evaporates when the
dress la washed
To keep delicately tinted wash
dresses from fading a little care must
be used They should never be bung
In the sun but must be dried In the
bade or In the house You can keep
green cottons or linens from fading by
adding half a cupful of vinegar to 2 Vi
gallon of water and dipping the frock
In this and letting It drip dry In the
shade Halt a cupful of salt used In
tba same way will fix the color of pale
blue dresses or washable mourning
materials
PRETTY FRAME FOR PICTURE
Inexpensive Article That May Easily
Ba Made at Home In the Spare
Momenta
A pretty and inexpensive picture
frame la made out of molding This
can be bought for
a few cents of any
dealer In lumber
Cut the molding
Into tha lengths
desired cutting
each corner on a
slant aa la shown
1 In the Illustra-
tion - Nall pieces
together with fine
wire finishing
nails Then on
the back of the frame tack narrow
trips of thin material about three-
eightha of an Inch from the Inside of
frame Next stain frame any color de-
sired When dry place In the piece of
glees which ahould be the right also
to fit Inside the little strips which
were tacked onto the back Then put
In the picture and tack strips ot ve-
neer aicroas the back to little strips
which hold glass In place Now put
lu two small screw eyes and through
these the wires by which to hang the
picture and the Job Is complete
To get the corners of the frame cut
on the right slant It la beat to uae a
miter box which cap be borrowed from
any carpenter
Evening Gown
A lovely blue-and-ellver evening
gown shows the uneven bottom which
Is a fouturo o( the fashionable gown
and tba cascaded side drapery
Most candidates for congress really
are running for the post office In their
home town
mu iiiii
Table Dainties from Sunny
Climes
California
Asparagus
and
Hawaiian Pineapple
From tropical Hawaii home of the sweetest
moat luscious pineapple comes the one and
California when the tendered asparagus grows supplies the other
care and cleanliness back of both is a warrant of a product that will
ImUt on Llbby’i al your grocer't
Libby McNeill & Libby Chicago
IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII
The Libby
please you
NOT SUITABLE FOR THE NAVY
Would-Be Sailors Hardly Understood
the Duties Required of Fighters
en the Ships of U 8
They tell a story about a certain
secretary ot the navy who had never
seen a ship and who exclaimed when
he began to explore a man-of-war
"Good gracious It's hollow!" This is
an unlikely yarn but It Is a fact that
there are people who apparently know
as little about a ship as a Sioux In-
dian v
Some weeks ago a man visited the
receiving ship Wabash lying at the
Charleston (Mesa) navy yard and
said be would like to ahip but would
not enlist If he could not be given
work to which be was accustomed
He was not enlisted tor he would be
useless He was a paperhanger '
Another man went aboard and
asked to see the captain He waa in-
formed that that official waa very
buay He then made his errand
known to the officer of the-deck He
wanted to enlist and care tor the cap-
tain's horse for he wee a stableman
Another wanted to enlist aa a ship's
roofer and once a gardener called to
obtain employment Flowera and gar-
dens are scarce on board of a United
States man-of-war so ha failed to en-
ter the service
YES RESINOL CERTAINLY
DOES STOP ECZEMA
Are you an acsema sufferer? Do
those ugly patches of eruptions start
up and itch aa though they would drive
you frantic? And have you tried treat-
ment after treatment with at best
only temporary relief? Then you are
only going through thg- experience of
thousands of others who at last found
that resinol healed their sick skins
for good! '
With tha first use of resinol oint-
ment and resinol soap tha Itching and
burning usually atop and soon all
trace of eczema or similar torturing
kin-trouble disappears even in se-
vere and stubborn cases Doctors have
prescribed the resinol treatment for
twenty years — Adv
' Judge Properly Warned
In a rural Justice court the defend-
ant In a case was sentenced to serve
SO days In Jail He had known the
Judge from boyhood and addressed
him aa follows:
“Bill old boy you're gwlne ter
send me ter Jail air you?”
“That's what” replied the Judge
“Have you got anything to aay against
It?"
"Only this here Bill: It will bn
bad for you when I git out!”
It a girl le really displeased with a
man she seldom tells him ao
Lota of men who preach charity wait
for other men to practice it
Vllna’a Napoleonle Veteran
In Vilna which la temporarily In
the possession of Uermany lives Pe- "
ter Laptieff one of Europe’s "old
men" for be was born In the year
1789 aaya the London Chronicle
When Napoleon Invaded Russia and
got as far aa Dvlnak he waa In need
of a guide But the Inhabitants bad
lied Laptleff'a family hiding in the
recesses of a forest But curiosity
drew him and he hid in a tree to
watch the Invaders He waa seen
captured end taken before the em-
peror who ordered him to act aa
guide to the vanguard of the army
This he did for 36 boura and then es-
caped He fought against both ot hla
country’s present allies against the
French at Borodino and against the
English In the Crimea Tired of mak-
ing history he took to making bricks
but now lives in retirement with his
on and grandson
- The Byplay Minstrels
"Mr Interlocutor can you tell
me what class of people are fondest ot
bad company?"
"No Mr Cones I cannot Will you
tell us what claes of people are fond-
est of bad company?”
“Why- doctors Mr Interlocutor"
“And why doctors Mr Bones?"
"Because the worse people are the
oftener they visit them”
"Aa toon aa the police have restored
order and the bricks and tomato cans
have been removed from the stage
Mr O Suffryn Mackerel will render
his pathetic ballad ‘When I'm Dream-
ing of Garlic I'm Dreaming of You’"
He Wa an Expert -
There was only a glimmer of light
In the hall but the old gentleman at
tne head of the stairs could Just dis-
cern the outlines ot two figures very
close together near the front door
"Holen" he snapped angrily "thle
Is too much! It’s half-past eleven end
that young man's not gone yet!
Doesn’t be know bow to Bay good-
night?" After a short silence there floated
up the stairs to him in his daugh-
ter's voice low breathless languor-
ous: "Doesn't he know how to say
good-night?” she echoed "Oh father
I should just think he doee!"
BOAP IS STRONGLY ALKALINE
and constant uae will burn out tha
scalp Cleanse the scalp by shampoo-
ing with "La Creole” Hair Dressing
and darken In the natural way those
ugly grizzly hairs Price $100— Adv
Not If He Knew It
"If you were to marry again would
you marry the same husband?
"'He says not" ’
partfeu
and recommend Red Croes Ball Blue AU
grocers Adv
A second-clans joke haa caused
many a man to loee aflrat-rate friend
10c Worth of
Will Clear $100 Worth of Land
Get rid of the stumps and kto
big crops on-clearedTand Now
ia the time to (Jean up your farm
while products bring high prices Blasting is
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UV STOCK KXCHANaa KANSAS CITY MO
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