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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
rR0N MONDAYS n3ll.Y

ormA nro~n spsnt SUNDAY ID
Miami
g z Fogls slsllad hls niece ia
taFtlsssllis suDdAy
y llltelicnck returned tha morn.
ing flum long sisis In Alton
A marriage lloeuAc WA issued this
mornlnk 70 0asn = Leighton anl
Miss Agrtls reefY both of Welch
Miss Wright, the assistant principal
81 tie cltY schools wiso has been IA
durilw tie pass eesk Is much bettsr
tetAy and vii resume her work 70.
morrow
Fsp.. age two fvaN aud flse months.
daughter q NF And Mn r. l.. Akin,
died lat niKlil at TIE family home ou
West Filnt avenue naFla 10 tie
citf cemetry THIS Afternoon
y II smllh. president 81 TIE new
Miami Trust a savings bank, leaves
thls evening iaF Miami, where be will
henepfufgh reside TITS new tlAnk
All commence hsslnsss the .fmi q
NEXT weck
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
HOLDS OUT LITTLE
oovERNMEHT SERVICE NOT
CALLING TO BIZ DESIRED
SALARIES 8n a and rrumosisn kiew~-
wofk uahh Men faF Business
Is.fs 10 ths world

Astfs 80 tAe NeftN
eia . debate Il The capitol concern.
lag the employees u The ciFil hfanch
81 ths sosernmsnl stress vas laid
apon The eafefness With which these
positions are sought ~ ihe putlic 81
large that they pefc posltiona en-
failing 40 work. and fheg were up0n
the Whole referred % 10 nneumpii
m@niAry terms remarked s sefetse
employe q ths treasury department.
u Il to b. regretted that thsas
eiriciafeF upon enf citii rmrsaYFs
cannot b. replied Is 81 ienRgh and n
detail. hBi permitting a geaeFal deniai
70 tuFhcf Aligw ms u rAil Alteration
b TITS aci g waa Thought io be 81
nafkable beesnse there arr - mAuy
applicants far government positions
Mes who have kuowleige of me
employment ~ other meh know that
these Applications are Aheut - pre-
paftiea % the number II vacancies %
BE- rlied. ana thal thla same rale
holds irae s. lp railroads sud tar
emtiofea IN Hfhrg eEllingt Thae. Il
- a. acknowledged faci NAT where
oae raliFoan man Is KILLED ~ ais
chafses thefe are g ready q step
into hta shoes An Advertisement far
heiR ln certain trades aud businesses
viil brink hundreds of responses
And ss 20 the deslfabiHiF ~ Fae
wfnmtni clerical Notk as Hfe uerH
raiinu ~ ma sag ibat Althuarh nen
Faek these positions e N esIiuE
which should b. the vey lasg faf sny
yoanE man % entrf Wha has amh
fiaus hishef fhau D gfadsd asidr fo
th0ae ah0 feed that a comfortable ms
lug ail ansurr fheH i'fe demands 81
ia q stsa occupation q - iun in fha
ipvef Frades and ia eofk uH e. the
higher - due cunrae 81 promotion
fa most occupations tha financial
Nmit ~ human attachments IS uef cir
fumat fllal ahusr tbt parelf clerical
leFei hui o. the government cYi 50
vice ahuai lea 8 year IS tbe aver
ake Imit q fhf gcadt income pe
haHs Be la even les than this and
would Hnt he tHfnusra that it la Tta
positions paving flspo can almost s
foantnd o. the fWn hands ln mus 3
the departments There na lfle
mere 8hemiif Is tbe 81 500 frade
shade moff a he 81 500 Rrads hi
fhe sFeat huik the th8asanda au4
taousands oi Jerks and emh'oyss ars
iu fhe $500 aad 81 ogo grades s
iuuef
t compared al8a iarn haas ase
Ihis HhesI pas huf g. many e the
tiisiss ans manaai eaiHnHs d IS nar
& aea.nar nanHe ot pfumouon ta
fhe avefase iefa g lats mans feas
e So Hn g o. Sfzaa grade ahe
he 8neea maa ea m ua
ftf of Fe So Hat 6hs
ma aut ~ u
@ ia raae hts
nH h aheH 8
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ta
CSC k
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
rnoN WEDNESDAYS DAILY

y Z Mesy j. sFsal.ns fs~ daJs
4 kansas ct1
Il slae&leleff4 81 Messosee ass
hsfs 81 lssal Natiness tesiaJ
IS + rtempsn transacted lssai
b@nes Va che.ssa Taesisg
CsIaus nes nlaa laHuH.s
was asv sttsai.uF soaft yesterday
aHa leiar
Nr Mar Gaiailae sud daughters
tats Removed % thsif country haae
sali 81 Noed.sg
iiaffy L4mpkln tae l#mhe store.
taking la Gfs CAS-. festivities % kaH.
So cts thls sssE
II Lewis an3 family matsd %.
dsg lnl1 re Valentine residence pfe.
psftf eu ils ktst SHE
A suffrage eenas eas hsaea ges
ieriay afisFuoan q funes iahmun
a0d MFs Clara Foreman
WAda s stanasli ARA 81 Fro
uasca sit speas at a RspabHaan meet
Ing & nlg cabin ons esss FROM aett
Saturday night
4 h. Valentine oi uulougiIe Me-,
s ia TIN clty visiting his daughter.
alss Valentine 81 t,se uaited States
commissioner court
s. n. nepus uf Tie Iyeeum e1ure
announces tbat tie tickets have gone
eefy veil Oulg about e more will
e. s0ld u tie faI fare tickets tho
theirs are numerous elildfeBs trkets
stlll fof saie
Corn j. already beginning q come
ID q tia NlultA mafkut Inequality
IS excellent. and there IS 3 world Of lts
Thg uflee i as good as 81 vas last
seal at tlis time A CENTS 4 good
cfop aul a good price sll. make tie
farmers fieh
san Hawkins for Wliom an alias
vafrant vas issued yesterday, came
tocouft tlls morning penltcul lie
said D. had leeu making horse trade
and could not set away yesterday lie
eas given one more chance and GO.
kAzsd unief stQ band
DEPUTY S Turns arrested Homer
Las mcfipple At John Marker place
about ten miles east of tosu. charged
with ehisky peialine ~ conducts
a small store there aus buys aad sells
produces from the farmers IN his
Iesialegs wagon esro found about %
gallons q ehlsky "a alni and quart
bottles
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
Acard

This IS % certify that an druggists
are agthoflfet % refund your money
f Folbf Honey and Tar fails % curu
your eQngl or eold Il stops tie cough
heals tle lungs aud prevents serious
results from q cold Cures la grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumption Contains 40 0plaIes
Tie genuine Is in a yellow package.
Refuse substitute a. n Ovens.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
Dsiias Excursion

hos tie international Association
81 Fire Engineers g. Dallas Tcms.
ucsotef % i2. tie y K s r aH'
make rate 0f one lowest Huf class
fam plies e. fof I've round tfln sloN
from NluIta Dates 81 safe. oeiolsf
g and haal limit q days ffom dale
q safe 8 s. AsbbFook agent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

For tie Georgia home coming Al
Atlanta. ocloheF 20 and n the n. X.
s + vii make tate of che fare plus
e for tlse ROUND trip Dates g sale.
octobef aud 3 hnal limit. - days
from dalsof sale E 81 Asbbrnak
agent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
Rssalt Of Nsrlsst

ln most eases consumption results
from . ueE lected of improperly treat
ed cold toleys Honey aud Tar cures
t1e most obstinate cougls and pre-
vents serious results Il costs sou no
m0re tian tte unknown preparations
and ~ should insist upon having the
genuine ln ille yellow package A. L.
Owens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
rnoa ruEspAYs nAILY

4 marriage license was issued fss.
tetAaF afternoon 70 Frank = Nlr and
Hiss Kanles II Chamberlain. bath ~
GentnlA
Tie Republicans 81 dlslfeg No. 81
afe taking u dominating Darius
WAri - tileiF cAuildafr gar delegate
e. TIE ranstltqtimai eUngruiion
FfanA Man.eF O. years old plead
guilty yesterday tafofs Commissioner
FArfar "a aeannN q weapon and eas
Aaa 40 and casis lu default q
ehlch De uas committed 10 iail
Street Commissioner Spencer IS
mAkIna an extensive improvement a.
tiis corner q ssauofsh and miller
street whsft soMs thfee ieet 81 e4rth
ls nslng removed from The. street 10
hflug lf tn grade
A farmer aamei HAuitnt living
south q hius kan complained %
tie martial ths u.0Fulug fl@t last
night s5me ons stole % q bis chick
ens ard bamod his hen iouss There
. 90 clue % tiie criminal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

30 iaHf is 80 pleasant faaanilrss
ei lha comforts tlat mauel ali bag
81 Nhen tag entire family a n pete
iect Healta a bottle ol 0Hn8 Lana
afiKe ffut SffuH e0sfs c it at8
ruHt tfefF meHler II tha family of
8pailaH sbcs bRsdacIa q stem.
afH tfaaiae a g. aNens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

fieWitts Witch Haae Salte x tie
'oalginal and the name IS stamped on
every box Cool fuf eczema letter
boils cuts and bruises and especially
recommended iar piins sold ht Ma.
Hamef s Mefrn asi tie Peoples
drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

tlee's Laxative Honey and Tar tie
oflgina. LAXATIVE cough sYrap acts as
a clthafflc gn tie howels lt IS made
from tie Tar gathered item the plHe
trees q car oAu couuiFy therefore Is
tl1a best f0f children II IS good f0f
coughs colds Group shoap'ne eoagh
etc ffY oar ffse offer Sold b. A.F
uAeus m
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
Amsnesa Mlalar eearrs..

Account ei American Mining coo.
Rress az Denver Colo octotef d %
d. Ffisca will zall round tflp tickets
% Denver at rate of enc iare plus e.
isel ioi Final relarn limit Oetobef
30 Ne aopoten
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

4 eQ'd much m1fo easily cured
abeu tae ts0eel are open kennedf $
LAXATIVE Honey and Tar opens the
bowels ami drives t1ie c0ld oat ef ihe
system in young re old Sold bf Ma
hanef s Mefem and tlW People.
drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

lust What is in CaSeasaaaf ~. tne
bgttie in plain kugilsh Hest f8f ba1g :
stomach bowels. and i0ss ~ seep
q doses cents sold ~ Maflamag n
Movers au8 the Peoples drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

lisa vel kuosu medical iaet that
pine resin IS must elective En t1e
lftatmcul 81 tie diseases of tle b'ad.
iel and kidneys sufferers fHom Uek
aehe and ufiiei troubles due 20 faulty
action Of TIE klineys aud relief u tie
U.s. 81 finesuIrs alua bugs - days
Treatment Sold % A T. ONeus lm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

tuf larstrie aud fteuHaf fisu ase
loN Nltts hlduey and uadi8a rIls.
tIfsiase ahd Huffl flt b.Qo3 S wrecks
treatment faF sod 81 H8iiafnsT
S Nsfea aud he Peoples iros store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

a sour stomach had breath i
nsfg complexion and atIet eous4aeu.
ces q a di,arisnsd digestion are
quickly removed ~ the uss q Rings
Dyspepsia Tablets Two dass treat.
meut ffes Sold 81 a ! 0pcFr lm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

Tone lile liver move the haaels.
eanse fige system nades Isigi3e
LIVER Fiis never Efine Sold 81 A II
1Hfas Rm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

True ard tried friends 81 lae family
iAeMiffs Little tAfly Rlsefs Good
pills sold b1 Mallaucg s Meyers
and tl9e Peoples Drug Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

Are Foa Troubled With piles One
Application uf Maa.an will gise pou
i0medAie relief Aald Is A I owens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

ChDeftaiu wants arc little pilots
tnat steer big things inte business.
tfg ene Qaig cue cent 8 e0rd
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

Fnlsf kIdua Cure afll can ans
etse n sidney lfauaa ti4t S ual b..
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

Tla Chleflaln has iast Feeelsed =
llmlled snppiy d eoiarsa constitution.
Al district voting maps Tl.ese mAps
ara sold ~ zc eaelsAni arr sell wortb
Tie monag Subscribers io tie WeekiY
Chisftaln who pas sloo Ia advance
FOR oas yeafs subscription gst.A map
free Nail orders should D. aceoal9.
anlei with eeuss eKtp 20 epTsrposg.
aee
t'Iiae King - Tmmts which wili
u AZ ia opefa house Oct 8 llssi i >
lankce Doodle comedy Ia four big
laughing acts espestiy acted. staged
wltn taste. elegance a tone, above
tie average F0usea. audlenca 20 laugh.
tsf, clean. tnneful aud lively. design.
81 iof laughing purposes 0nlg Ffes
band conesrt aitemoou AID evening
Tie memhen of the citY council last
night had considerable fun with N.
= D. Ffaysar aho came 60 the meet
ing with ) Saille spreaa ali over his
iaee 10 honor oi the young Democrat
Nlo arrived a. his house yesterday
morning The doctor beArs bis hen.
en- as a fond papa silh 3 full appfcela.
tiou q bis responsibilities. Mfs. Ffay.
er and the boy are both doing we'll.
The sterling Jubilee singers. VITO
open tie I3csum course iu tie opera
honss SATURDAY night. come 70 vimlsa
witll reputation aifeAdy son lhey
san8 befa during the CisaataaQua, ard
npt uas q ne musical fcAtans Is
thar eaeeueut course vas better an.
loged Than tie music 81 this rompauF
ol cQl0rsd singeN. No one uha llram
taem % thar occasiou Nlll miss tie
oppaftunlty q hearing them again
FaleY Honey aul Tar cures the
most olNiin couHla afd erpels tie
cold from tllf system as lf Is mildly
Atafifc h Is guaranteed a. not
fiss taxing anF hat tie genuine lu
Tie 4elloe lacsaee. : I. 0ssns
hofial f0t Dyspepsia contains tlls d.
gestlfe Juices W 5 healthy stumarhe
sni Nlil pat soar ktQMsnil In shape
o. perf0tm rs Important function ~
SUPPLYING tile boiy snt bnlu Nifh
strength hulldlng bloud sllgesis shat
Yoa s1t Relieves Indigestion Sold b}
NailafueY q Meyers and tHa Peoples
drug store
Henry E Jones ~ Tamm. fia.
writes can thank uod faf ms pres.
eBt health dae q Fuiefs kidney
cure I tried kidney cures blt notii.
lng done ne much good tiIl I tock
ioiefs kfinsY Cufe kouf bottles
cured ne, and J have a. m0re palm in
MF t4ck And sN9ulIefs I am rs Yeas
u.a and Suffered long but thanks to
EeieYs kidney Care ! ara sell ard
eaa SAX aud enief mssHIf II IS a
p.sasafs g. recommend it e. those
utesilnE a kldee4 medicine A. g..
Nsrns.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
GRAIN

nauF grain market quotations fur
uIshei bg tie Frisco NIL 20
White eQfu. FHf nH
yellow rafn peg hu r
New wheat. - fgst ~
NeW oats per ba G
FuR SALE a printing plant fof
country weekly newspaper and JOB
ofes. consisting e 1ype rules s.ugs
two presses imposing stone paper
cutter gasoline engine ete For
particulars vrlte % call Oh Tie q ei
tain. NlnIta. 0sla.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
THE MARKETS
Daily Report Of Current Prices
in vinlta
PRODUCE

Quotations FURNISHED b. tie ymlta
pmiuee Company
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

faiW Honey aua Tar cures the
musi obstinate couElis and exQes tie
cold from tile sF6fan as lf N Mildly
laxative. IL Is guaranteed a. not
fiss taxing snR hut the genuine in
tie fell0a package = a. 0Nsns
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-03
a WORD ABOUT MEN.
DO Not Lose Good Friend by re-
guarding Him as Lover.

DO Not Lose Good Friend by re-
gardiRg Him as Lover.
Girls, how many Of you have spoiled
q good friend by making him into a
lover?
It's the easiest thing in the world to
do, and sentimental girls are doing ii
all the time.
1t seems pity, for many man, des-
tined by kindly fate and his own incli-
nation to be good friend Of yours
has either been put in a wholly false
relation to you by being forced to be-
come your lover or has been driven
away altogether
Your mistaken Interpretation Of bis
attitude has brought this about very
likely. he was content to be friend
to have a good time with you, to call
often, to give you flowers and books
and take you about.
Not that he wanted to monopolize
you. Only cad would do that with
out serious Intentions No, all he
wanted was to have the pleasure of
your friendship, along with others. He
took 1t for granted that you would
marry some day. and he hoped it would
be happy marriage for you and that
he could still be your friend.
But this wasn't your view. Bless
you, no! You thought, because he sent
you flowers, that he loved you; because
he liked to be with you that he couldn't
do without you; because he was a jolly
good comrade that he looked forward
to marrying you. And you-poor, senti-
mental little goose-indulged these fan
cies and dreamed Of him and let your
expectations be seen in your words
and manner until you drove him into
one OF two courses-either fulfilling
them or running away altogether.
Why can't you let a man just stay
on friendly footing, girls? Why must
you regard as a possible husband each
one who flatters you with a little adj
miration? No strong, helpful friend
ships with men are possible while you
persist in this foolish attitude.
A man finds happiness and profit in
the friendship of women, but he has to
steer mighty shy Of this pleasure in
the majority Of cases because Of this
foolish misinterpretation OF his con-
duct.
Many a man VINO might be a good
and helpful friend is coerced into being
a very poor and unsatisfactory lover
or else is lost altogether by reason of
having to run away to escape the
noose.-New York Press.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-03
what Good Husbands Like.

Among the things which good father
and husband likes is a well ordered
home. He likes it to be clean and neat
without being stiff and formal. He
likes freedom in his home He must
be made to feel that no part of It is too
good for him and that he is of more
account in his house than company"
The best Of husbands may be unde
monstrative, but this must in nowise
hinder your telling him he is q good hus-
band and father, and no one more than
he likes a little affection shown him
quietly where no one sees it Make the
home a cheerful spot, and to maintain
the atmosphere Of cheerfulness bis
meals must be prepared to his taste
and in time, says Woman's Life. He
will not look careworn il he enjoys the
knowledge that economy s7 good
sense are used in keeping up tie estab-
ishment and that hts income will cover
his expenses md d l.ttttlo lid astdo for
the rainy day that may core.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-03
Room Corners.

Few women realize the decorative
possibilities Of corners. The result is
that even In pretty and artistic rooms
the corners are too often left bare, the
walls being allowed to meet in hard,
straight lines. with nothing to break
their monotony. Before attempting to
alter this, however, it Is we'll to recog-
nize fully that corner decoration must
depend somewhat upon the architec-
tural qualities of the room. When an
apartment Is small the corners should
not be filled up or cut off by placing
pieces Of furniture diagonally across
them, for this only diminishes the APP
parent size Of the room. When the
ceiling Is low nothing should be put
into corners which does not carry the
eye beyond its own level. It is, there
fore, only in large rooms that we can
have absolute freedom in corner deco
rating.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-03

This shows us that the density of the
campllor is a trife less than that of the
water, its specific gravity being actual
" about 995.
Second.-It does not disintegrate, but
maintains its shape and Its solidity. If
you had placed 1t in alcohol it would
have sunk to the bottom of the vessel
and would soon have dissolved Cam
phor, therefore, is of greater specifi
gravity than alcohol and is also readily
dissolved In it.
Third.-The little bits that make up
the form Of the scorpion remain to-
gether, as they were placed. They do
not float apart This is due to cohe-
sion.
Fourth. peculiar movement that
the scorpion makes upon the water,
floating about, waving it's claws and
wagging its tail, is due to a property
that camphor has of moving on water.
The particles not only move about, but
they rotate on their own axes. This,
as some say, is due to the elasticity Of
the vapor that the camphor gives off.
Others say that it is due to a mystic
rious force residing in the surface of
liquids called superficial tension"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-03
SHOE BOX AND SEAT.

tach them to the ends Of the box, as
shown in Fig /. Across the back fas-
ten few boards with matched edges
to form the back Of the seat. These
are to be screwed fast to the rear edge
of the uprights, and as a result the
frame will be ready for the upholster-
ing and draping.
Line the box with heavy unbleached
muslin, denim or other heavy, service
able goods, and all around the front
and ends form pockets of denim to ac-
commodate shoes and slippers. Be
tween the pockets secure the material
with a vertical line of large tacks driv-
en- well into the wood
From mattress maker obtain some
curled paper and spread it over the
seat over which the upholstery mate
rial is to be drawn and tackled. Treat
the back in similar manner and cover
the uprights with the upholstery ma
terial, under which a thin layer of
sheet wadding has been placed.
Across the front of the box arrange a
foupce of the material 50 it will hang
evenly and tack it to the upper edge Of
the front boards Just under the lid, and
to cover the taclks use a piece of gimp
and large headed nails, which may be
employed on the front of the side up
rights also.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-05-03
DRESS HINTS.
Telegraph

To remove gloss from black gar.
ments brush free from dust and sponge
with ammonia water
Don't overdress, but try to suit your
dress to your style, and remember that
dress makes or mars the woman.
A second gathering thread run just
below the first will cause gathers to
lay more evenly and will do away with
stroking.
Many a dressmaker is blamed for a
poor Job when the wearer of the cos
tune is alone to blame, in that she is
careless about the underwear she puts
on with her good dresses.
Glace kid gloves OF light color can be
satisfactorily cleaned with a paste Of
-four and gasoline. Apply with soft
cloth to the glove (on the hanO, rub
bling till quite dry with clean dry
cloth.
Until a girl is really tout" she is not
supposed to wear a decollete gown.
The waist may be cut out at the neck
in either V or round shape, but it is
quite unlike the decollete waist Of the
real ball gown worn by the grownup
young lady.
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and how sweet Elizabeth Cady Stanton
was. I didn't believe in it then and
made fun Of it. But sister Mary was
a firm advocate
Mary is the youngest Of the four An
thony girls. She was born in Batten-
vile, n. Y, April 2, 1929. She is a pio-
neer teacher, having taught for twenty
six years Grom 1857 to 1888 in the
Rochester public schools. Many Of the
best citizens of that thriving city once
went to school to her. She has always
been identified with the woman suf-
frage cause. For several years she
served as corresponding secretary for
the New York State Suffrage associa-
ton. She is president Of the Rochester
Political Equality club, which gave a
public reception in honor of her seven
tieth birthday seven years ago. Mary
is domestic in her tastes, an accom-
plished housekeeper, gentle and unas-
Stunning in manner and a genius of
thoughtful consideration. - New York
Press.