Realm of a Nujol For Constipation Constipation is the chief cause of piles. By an entirely new principle Nujol softens the food waste without forcing or irritating. This prevents straining and enables the many tiny muscles in the walls of the intestines, contracting and expanding in their normal way, to squeeze the food waste along and out of the system. It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to e. Try it. The Modern Method of Treating an Old Complaint » * Regular as Clockwork 71 CHRISTMAS i Men's Leather Slippers . . . . $2.00 to $4.00 Women's Fancy Felt Slippers (eevee. $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 § Women's Cosy Slippers . . $1.25 and $1.50 Childrerr's Felt Slippers $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 eatin $1.28 H. JENNINGS Boys' Carpet Slippers . . £\ : FRILLED VEST AND COLLAR. Charming vest and collar of frilled 'embroidered cream net. It will add much to any one-piece dress er tai. lored suit. LATEST FASHIONS IN BRIEF Braiding Is More Popular; Angora Used on Sport Hats; Butterfly Bustie Drapery Worn. Braiding is becoming more and more popular for all serts of embroidery: One of the prettiest fans imaginable Is the white ostrich mounted on amber, A very chic design for a suit shows a mandarin embroidered coat worn | with a plaited skirt. | The satin freck with sheer chiffon | {sash is a favorite and the fancy is { a charming one. It is predicted that metallic trim. ming is to be much in evidence on the new fall blouses, Angora will be much used on fall models of sport hats of the better type, while cire satin in all colors is again returning to favor, The soft flowing artist's tie bow, placed on a draped turban, with the | loose ends hanging down and touch- ing the left shoulder, Is today the most striking small hat trimming. The butterfly bustle drapery fis pretty for evening wear, but with a persistency which Is astonishing 'Women generally have declared for the | straight frock, which is always graee- | ful, comfortable and usually easy te wear. ' Wright Shue, Charles Wright and Beulah Shue were married in Indianapolis last SAU ' ~Just tender, selected pork, delicately spiced to the most appetizing degree of deliciousness. With these tempting flavorsome meat morsels, a dainty lunch or a satisfying meal is but a auestion of minutes. The wholesomeness, the purity, the excellence of Rose Brand Sausages, are assured by the institution that makes them---an institution famous since 1863 for the high quality of its products. Try Rose Brand Sausages--<no other argument will so completely convince you. ' SAGES Women---Sof | sits, veloufs, duvetyn and angora in THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. I I AR CONTRAST IN SPSRT SUITS | Widest Possible Color and Fable Range Appears in Develspment of Outfits. 4 The smartest and moet approved sport suit for summer wear consists of contrasting skirt and jackey The widest possible color and fabric range appears In the development of these \ high colors belng used as material for coat or jacket, with skirt of plald or striped material in blending or widely contrasting colors. Black velveteen Jackets are worn with skirts of all kinds, The slip-over jacket is featured con- siderably, but it is not really as come tariable a ga t as the one that buttons at the front or side. The slip over jacket has the same disadvan- tages as the slip-over sweater. A woman must remove her hat and gen- erally disarrange her hair to get the slip-over coat or sweater off and, a8. every woman knows, warm weather makes the wearing of n coat for an extended period rather uncertain. Both plaided and striped effects are frequently arrived at through the use of stitching. It is possible to make a very handsome sport suit that appears to be of two fabrics by stitching the material for the skirt. collar, cuffs and perhaps belt, pocket laps and scarf in stripes or checks with Leavy silk or wool in contrasting color. Heavy coftens and linens are also used for summer sport suits. A black and white cotton recently seen hed trimming of many bandMhgs of white braid, while a heavy gray linen had the coat trimmed with white pique. LATITUDE IN SLEEVE STYLES Fashion Permits of the Long, Short, Medium, Tight or Leg o Mut. ton Varieties. | | So far as sleeves of indoor frocks are concerned, you may do exactly as you like; they may be short. medium Sr m------ re Interesting PA---- | Three Minute Journeys a = New York. Indeed the Avenida Rio Branco is one of the most beautiful avenues in the world. And yet, when a poor woman sWhere the Vendor of Shoes May be Summoned Any Time. By Temple Manning. The eyes of most of us have been locused on_ Europe for 'so long that many a person who befbre the world war had planned to learn something about South America gave up the project. Yet there are many things in the several countries on the con- tinent to the south of us of which every one should-know, We cannot, of course, learn very much in the space at our dispesal today, but if our thoughts are turned even to one city, something will be accomplished. If you were shown a picture of the finest thoroughfare of Rio de Janeiro, the capital o#"Brazil, and were asked to guess in what city it was located, the chances are you would say Paris. For more than a mile this thorough- fare--which is so wide that it con- sists of two distinct boulevards--runs through Rio. It is lined with shops and palaces, much as is Fifth avenue, Features. ------ ---- wants to buy a new pair of shoes she doesn't go down this .thoroughfare to shop™ The chances are that she won't go anywhere to make her pur- chase, but will wait until a boy comes along her own street with several dozens of pairs of "tamancos'--or wooden shoes----from which she will select a pair her size. 'These wooden shoes are the typical footgear of the working people of Rio. The shoes are manufactured in the city and are sold in shops, or, more popularly, at the purchaser's own doorstep.' The} are not unlike the type of shoe wortPby the Filipines --that is, in form. But they have wooden soles, and. their "clap-clap" is lke that strange and seemingly never-ending sound heard. on the streets of Japanese cities, : When a girl of Rio is buying her very best dress for engagement cere- mony or marriage, however, she is not content with doorstep shopping, She hies herself, if she has saved long and well, to the Rio Branco, and in one of its shops or on a street nearby, buys the finery, without which her happiness would seem to ker to be incomplete. length, or quite long: And they may be tight or leg o' mutton. This Is a | most convenient semson; everything | seems tobe fashionable. On ail sides we see the tunic girl and the pannier | girl walking arm in arm, and the same | may be said of the girl with bare arms | and the one of the demure long sleeve, l Chemise and tunic 'dresses are to | continue; in fact, the autocrats of | fashion are in mood complaisant; they | fully recognize the fact that times are | hard and that we are obliged to make | the best of things. And so we are happily given a good deg! of lcense in sartorial matters ind are to con- tinue to enjoy it. Some of the new dance-tea frocks are delicious, and really most of them are formed on straight outlines, though a bunchy effect 5} the sides is Introduced with the ald of wide rib. bods, arranged in loops and ends, or waterfalls of chiffon and lace. No doubt about it, the tunic outline is still with us, and It is likely to remain. It is not the long, plain tunic of yester- day, but its more ornate sister who goes in for being fluffy, and who has a weakness for furbelows. THE DAINTY RUFFLED BLOUSE | Ruffles to the very ears make thia' imported blouses one of most bizarre! effect. It is of finest handkerchief linen with every stich made by hand, It will delight the woman who leves daintiness. # FASHIONS IN BRIEF Kaife plaiting is being accorded a great deal of favor. 4 Striped skirts are now of thé big gay plaids. | Parasol materials are silk, net, lace' wl cretonne, as well as lloen and Oretonne is being featured as am at.' active rivals' 'Floors to be proud of - WELL cared for floor adds the rei! finishing touch A to the general good appearance and comfort of the home. It affords a pleasing background for the furnishings, and, if carefully chosen, is.a source of constant pride to the mistress. LINOLEUM FLOOR OILCLOTH and FELTOL offer the solution of _many a vexing floor-covering problem. 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