r.
-the progress of the big National Coa*'
' Staticm Exposition In Koftxvllliy
K /Tcnu. Tffe exposition will throw opeil
rl; ' 4ti gates on September 1 and wtlfcottuntil
November
*b? "Baby Chocking Dspartmenr
-f?tH be only one of the many noval
things that the progressive men and
\;oaen In charge of the Child Welfare
Is? -Ihlb" ?"'.?rr?P?s TsUis uyealUaH:
"] It bueluon juked abaTn an>l aaawtr ot
afflrmatj?#ly Jot's not mean that
laby will be checked, tagsed and theu
?tlt In an oblong compartment, like a
I attlt case. Rather, it will mean that
baby will be taken In charge by caml-.tent
nuraea and well cared for.
55 Vrocm" la the Child Welfare Building
-at the National Conservation Expedition,
a room, well lighted, airy, screen* ?
daintily furnished. There will
^^jplenty of room for tjie children to
'k> and plnv; there wtU also be cozy
I rooms, where the Utile ones can
s Wv~~^S- lx theU-er^e become heavy
$ I their lltyrTena .tired,
it***.; toj?er;?i\Qf. haa_ shown that many
fc^^Jptbers, rather than miss the show, I
Hnjbha the Nationat-Chpaerratton ExBfeion
will be must bring the little
The management of the expo^ft.yrelcomes
the children. It wants.1
child to see the wonders on dlsHP
But at the same time the worn- I
Hs-fa charge of the Child Welfare Do- j
^^ jartment realize how necessary it Is
a.placo .?thern mother can
leave, the children. So the "Baby I
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BSSSM5s=S?GIFFORD
PINCHOT.
* Consorvatlonist and head of National
Advisory Board of National Con so r
fiflgl ?mivn Kxpovuion. t
*. Checking Department." It will be a
, ' place where mother can leave thechil',
?lfen and rest assured of the fact that
they Will be hiring the best kind of a
time,, and that they will be looked
after every minute of the day.
Baby' Health Contest.
Ej&t: It is also proposed that In the Ctyld
Welfare Building there shall be a
I "baby Health Contest." The one object
of this contest Will be to set up
a standard of heakn for the babies,
ThaJabanrd features?too of ten cruel?
of many baby shows will be dose away
. . v lth by thts feature. ^Tue Babies*
L Clinic of KnoxriUe has agreed to cooperate
in the "Baby Health Contest."
mf. Here is the way in which it win be
" carried on: First, there wH! he a standar1
fcore card. Then the physical development
of the child la compared
* with the score card, and a certificate
/ or medal Is given In accordance with
the. facts. There U no competition between
babies, but only the effort to
reach a standard. But t?# very purpose
of the Ohjld Welfare Department
of the exposition would not be served
-T" uuftm tbeie - weie swueihlnyttpthgr:
There will be advices to mothers offered
by competent men and women.
Thus the child will be benefited and
slab the parent? * ,* * " ? ? *
These are only two of the many features
that will form a part of the fx
hi bits in the Child Welfare Building at
the exposition. Mlds Julia C. Lathrop,
chief of the the Children's Barean of
tho United States Department or La|
bor and one of the moat noted women
In the country, la In full charged the
plana and preparations that are being
t ,_Tnc.6e'tar these exhibits. Miss Lathrdp
wad for many years assoolated with
I Vfas Jane Addaraa In the splendid
| wcrfc that La being done by the Hull
I Jlonae aetUement la Chicago. * * '
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TO INTEREST CHILDREN.
The OB* aim and object at the mesAlter,
of the Netionel Cooeorrmtloa ExBr
iv*tttan-tfr Knoeellle to ttmiilit tor
.. . o Child Welfare Hxhiblt Is to loock nth 1
uftblet leheone to tbo parants of ohUdrftn
and to the oklldnp the**elT?(.
iftfrA '' ' ? - - * /,- I
Why Oh. Asked.
t author jtproodlji?Mr*. Bamdeli wa?
awfully aaaloaa to leero aty mam do I
plum*. .
"la*. *0* told mo aim didn't treat to I
read anything of yoora bj ndalaba "'
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pipe with a Weichsel stei
Remember the old c<
smoke? How sweet and
And tor the best and
corn cob naturally absorb
ourning toDacco. i'he i
mouth must be sweet and
ever equalled the cob in v.
^The Missouri Meers
Pipe de Luxe. It looks fc
will last longer and give:
as the old>-time' cob: Th
aromatic oils which are re
a smoke which cannot be
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Rex Bcr.cb, famous author, play- . ?
wright, sportsman, author of ^'Tho _ lit.
Spoil?B.'r"The Barrhrrr?l-t^heS;l- 9
vct Horde,'! etc.. sav.t: k 3.11
"I TUXEDO In Uib-Arxitc ,
Alaska, <rt Panama end aoarymhert?uxniU fl p
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John Philip Sousa, the J!arch Kia^, 3 '
' " " T"world lamous' l^antl~Mafc~o"r7 saysT'T
"TUXEDO gists cn obsolete!j Mailtf-/- |
ing smoS^e,-fngmnl, tnill ar.J pleasant." I
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Georffe Randolph Chester, famous 3 I
author of the "WulHagford",stores, | I
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rocommomi a fo&acco which gives as cool,
?aTsnJ saOtfymgamm** as TnA^
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:ando so at Tuxedo Headquarters, U
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I cool it was always?
simplest reasons: Th<
is the nicotine from th<
smoke that enters youi
cool. No other pipe ha;
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cs own sterling qualities
chauip is the Corn Co':
tetter?is made better?
s the same sweet smoke
e steip of Weichsel v
leased when the smoke
excelled in delicacy an
he Greatest IV
ildorse Gfu/X
The live, virile men w
taxation from nervous i
>m smdking Tuxedo tob
d emphatically that 1
sirable element and not
Tuxedo strengthens your w:
icious, aromatic tobacco rest
1 to rest.
You can smoke Tuxedo! N
re is comfort and satisfaction
Tuxedo has made pipe smo
to thousands of men. Th<
>cess" of treating the finest, mi
the highest grade Burley foba
xedo to burn slowly with deli<
1 the most enjoyable aroma; 1
: bite, sting or Irritate the n
throat.
Hundreds of well-know:
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V. Stefansson, the famon9 expjoter, I
who. discovered a tribe of blond I
Esquimaux in the arctic regions, says: I
"Ttzxtdo It mil J, cool and toothing?juti I
-+* #rt of ioiocco I need. Tuxodo foci |M
with me whertotr I go. " j
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len in Americ
jedO Tobacc
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and mental strain, the
iacco. A host of famou
Tuxedo is the one to!
one that is undesirable
ill to do. The soothing qu
ores your poise and revives >
o matter how dften vou have t
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king possi- orators, actoi
: "Tuxedo ministers and
ldest leaves that smoking
cco, causes, pleasure ana
:ious flavor the throat,
uxedo can- T uxedo 1
louth, nose them has yi
process." T
1 doctors, unrfvaTeST
enuine "Missouri Meerschaum"
purchaser of a 10-cent tin of Tux
nary offer to induce you to try '
d it, ybu will smoke it always,
y of these pipes is exhausted?an
irld."
Geo. M. Cohan, actor, author, I
composer aud manager, says:
"Tuxedo burnt tlou>ly and with a smoJfe I
that has a oaf t aroma. It't the only tobacco flj |
/ content to tmolre. '' __l
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what it is, recognize the
restfulncss?that comes
8 Americans shy frankly
jacco containing every
ality of a pipeful dt this nnld,
our going power by enabling
ried to smoke a pine and failed,
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uu mi >uur pipe witn luxedo.
s, lawyers, singers, lecturers, /
other public speakers testify f
Tuxedo gives them the keenest /
exercises a good influence on. I
aas many imitators. N'-onc of \
;t discovered the "Tuxedo \
uxedo remains unique and \
d:izrzzz.rj
Pipe with Weirhsel ?tem FREE
cdo tobacco. We are making, this u?Tuxedo.
Wc know that onCe you ?"* "
'Call on your dealer todays?before
id you'll have "the sweetest smoke
Zane Grey, famous sportsman, ex- I I
I plorer and writer, author o{ "Riders I I ' 1
I of the Purple Sagfe" and other well 1 I er
I known novels, says: I I
mm " Tuxedo U an ideal camp-fire companion. .
It'* ihc tporUman't best friend. '' _
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tier In WASHINGTON to be supplied i
All dealers who have not yet secured
r7' jij'.ri
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on Jjt .
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Everywhere
Convenient pouch, innerlined
with moistureproof
paper
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Famous green tin, with
gold lettering, cisrved
to fit pocket
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Thrlstv Mathewon. f.imona pitcher ^
iiie Ns'.v VorJi ITioHTi, says:
'Tuxedo sets It nc in a natural, pleaiant
). h'i tiihai I call good, honeit, comji.Tti.'e
lofjcco? the i>r>J to itieJc to."
Nf ale-slm the noted portrayal
girl types is pen and ink, says:
"ot pipeful of TUXEDO give* added
oItalian and encouragement. tieiidei. ill y'M
flavor rnaica 11 a keenly enjoyable
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rith our "Missouri Meer- : 'j