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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23

Our great grandmothers, who would
sunshade, would be Mortified at the ap-
parent Indifference of the young wom-
en- of the present day to their complex
ions. But the girl of to-day has mas
tered sufficient of hygienic principles
to realize that to acquire good health
and complete vitality is the best meth
cd of obtaining a good complexion.
What is more attractive than the heal
tain wind and sunshine bring to the
cheeks of the Summer girl? To enjoy
her games, her tennis and golf and cy-
cling to the full is the best advice any
is all that is necessary, a little atten-
ton after exposure to a hot sun. or
when cycling or motoring in the dust
are all that is required to keep the skin
smooth and clear and cool in the most
trying weather.
An excellent Summer lotion, which
will cool the skin when it is dry and
smarting after exposure to sun or dust,
may be obtained from any chemist
from the following prescription:
PuIv boracis one dram;
Sodii sulphitis, two drains;
Glycerin, half an ounce;
Az. destill., five ounces;
Aq. rosae trip. to ten ounces.
It should be freely applied with a
little clean cotton wool to the skin.
For Tender Skins.--A good face
cream is almost necessary in Summer,
especially for those girls who go in
much for exercises and are exposed to
the direct suns rays. Cucumber cream
of good quality or any well-tried face
cream are simple and yet all that is
required. The cream should be gently
rubbed into the skin at night, after
washing the face in tepid water to re-
move all dust from the pores. Girls
with very sensitive skins. who find it
necessary to use a face cream during
the day. should apply the cream to the
skin and in ten minutes wash off with
tepid water and soap. A layer Of
cream remains on the skin and pre-
serves it, removing any tendency to
dryness and wrinkling.
A Hint-Never apply vaseline to the
face before going out into the sun, as
it will cause blistering. Use vaseline
only at night. when it is valuable to
Sooth ard cool the skin; and cucumber
cream, lanoline or glycerin during the
day.
Sunburn-Un1ess sunburn is very ex-
cessive it is rather becoming, but dark
girls are often unbecomingly Drowned
by the sun. and the very fair skin
tends to become red and rough after
long exposure to sun and wind. On
coming indoors the following sunburn
wash may be recommended, which
should be applied with cotton wool to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23

they landed in comparatively good
health.
Two men. two women and child of
a boat load who had run the blockade
at Port Arthur during the siege were
shipwrecked on a rock near the Lachu
islands. They built a raft of the tim
bers of the wrecked boat and tried to
make their way to a nearby island
when they were driven into the open
sea. Exhausting the small supply of
timed foods they managed to save
from the wreck they soon found them
selves adrift in the ocean without food
and with very little water. Tney then
boiled and ate their shoes, and all spare
ropes and the buttons on their clothing,
mixed with gelatinous fishes that
CHANGED to be washed upon their raft.
They we're trying to prepare pieces OF
their clothing for food when picked up
by a steamer that had been attracted
by their distress signal.
Captain Maboly of the foundered
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23

cars who had been forced to abandon
the sailing vessel North Star few
months ago. kept themselves going for
more than a week on barna cles, and
only two of the crew died. The worst
of this diet is that the barnacles give
one internal cramps and cause an in
sufferable thirst. but they do nourish
the frame. You have to reach under
the vessels side and pull them off.
taking care not to leave the best half
of them sticking to the planks. Only
a starving person could possibly eat
them. Many a castaway crew, how
ever, has found them better than moth
ing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23
How to Set and Serve
a Dainty September Dinner

/ forks and spoons are all set straight,
| the glasses in perfect condition and
/ well Numbered napkin for each guest,
; folded plain, and on The top of each
| put a dinner roll tied with rose-colored
| ribbon. The menu cards should be in
rose holders and the candle shades OF
| rose-colored silk to match the table
| center. At intervals place small fancy
| dishes containing olives, salted aim
onGs, radishes cut into rose shape. and
| crystallized rose leavss. remembering
when making all these arrangements
| that it is not the length OF the dinner,
| but the dainty way it is served that
| tells. :;
The melon must first be served, cut
in halves and iced. The essential point
in serving soup it that ii be perfectly
hot, and in this particular consomme
serve up some cooked asparagus points
and some leaves of parsley. The hall
but should be served with slices OK
hard boiled egg placed on top, while
round the dish lemons should be put,
cut into the shape of baskets, and the
whole must be garnished with parsley.
Have Hollandaise sauce handed round
with this. The broiled chicken must be
sent up garnished with watercress,
with or without sauce. as preferred
The potatoes, showed, make a simple
and attractive dish, and lettuce and
tomato salad will prove to be the best
one to serve with broiled chicken. Have
the thin slices of tomato placed on the
top of the salad, and garnish the whole
with the small hearts of the lettuce
The prettiest way of serving the straw
berry ice would be in small rose shells:
failing these use other glasses or small
paper casts.
~ ~ ~ - " 81 81 ASes sgssg
strawberry salad" This is straw
berry ice in which chopped almonds.
English walnuts, pistachio nuts. cam
died cherries and citron are frozen. AS
you will entertain but fourteen, seat
your guests around the diningroom
table or around the room. Place either
lace or embroidery mats, or large en-
broidered or lace center on the table.
Decorate with large center bowl of cut
glass or silver with pink or white roses,
and candles to match. On the table
place fancy dishes of minis, chocolates
and sailed nuts. You can scatter a few
loose roses over the surface of the
table
Cards-hearts. euchrs. bridge or
whist-interest young people. Or, any
of the contests which have appeared
in What to Eat can be utilized. Or
if you can secure a sweet singer, let
her give a program Of love songs. After
refreshments pass a large cup or stein
as loving cup This can be grape
juice, fruit lemonade or wine as you
prefer. ASK each to give toast az
he drinks to the health of the bridal
couple. Call for one for THE Bride
elect" 1.-The Bridegroom-elect," The
Best Man" etc. We enclose some
suitable sentiments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23

meals day of it until rescued. The
same thing happended off the same
coast five years ago, when four fisher
women were imprisoned on an islet by
the loss of their boat. They lived on
''kelpie' grass for six days.
The best known and most useful Of
starvation diets for wrecked or casta-
way people, however, is that of bar
nacles. Barnacles are long, tough, half
shellfish, half vegetable creatures that
grow on the undersides Of vessels.
Three Englishmen and crew of Las
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23

Keep all fruit stones, cooked or raw,
and dry them in a slow oven. store in
a jar near the fire. When a delicate
odor would be agreeable. throw a hand
full of those stones on the fire; they
will crack for a moment and send up
a bright flame, at the same time giving
out pleasant perfume.
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F7OCDS Of HI
SHIpWPFGkED TAP

steamer Gwailor and his second Officer.
ago by living for seventeen days on
boot leather and pint of water a day
each. OF course. no teeth can tear
cowhide boots; they have to be cut up
and shredded with a knife and the
shreds chewed and swallowed. Boiling.
even when possible. it is said, does no
good but takes from the nourishment OF
the boots. a few ounces of leather be-
ing very hard to digest. stay the
stomach for fifteen or twenty hours.
A diet of boots and shoes is one of
the commonest Of last resource foods,
and though it is hard for a well-fed
person to imagine that anyone could
masticate and digest the leather, a pair
of long sea boots will keep a man alive
for fortnight if he has little water.
Two men who went TO small island
off the Irish coast not long ago, kept
themselves going for ten days on a diet
probably worse than this. They landed
in boat which was smashed by
wave on their trying to relaunch her
and they were kept on the bare rock
island without food. Fortunately there
was spring on the island. but nothing
in the way of gulls, which they could
catch. and nothing with which to make
a fire as a distress signal. There
were not even any Shell fish. as there
was no beach, and the pair had to sub
sist for ten days on cold, raw seaweed
washed up by the tide. For two days
they did without food. but after that
they ate the seaweed, making three
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23

Shipwrecked persons who have been
unwholesome of foods will say that
there is never any danger of a persons
starving to death on land, especially in
a town or city. Probably the hardest
fare that six strong men and a boy of
fifteen ever kept alive on was the daily
menu of the Windover's survivors, who
were cast up on the Irish coast near
Kilsegg not long ago. They lived six
teen days on stewed rope yarn. with
out a crumb of anything else to help
digest it except water. and, though
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23
AfFNI~

Iced Melon Consomme 2 la Sevirne
Halibut Broiled Chicken
Snow Potatoes Peas Salad
DESSERT.
Strawberry Ice Coffee
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-12
Stealing Is Stealing,
Whatever We Call It

Nj o linear New
~ TIE danger in business OF gaining money but the
danger is of the who has MONEY GAINING WHAT
w. HE DOES NOT NEED The responsibilities of the Chris
tan in business in spite of his achievements and ambitions
there forever and they the SIMPLE MORAlTlES OF
LIFE. Lying always lying matter how ruc money
has, and STEALING is ALWAYS STEALING. Remember that
the end of every business and and child
There always the life story always the pahos and the and the
story No matter how big the coporaton remember that
dealing with human Aesh WITH BREAKING HEARTS AND
WITH MEN AND WOMEN.
BRING TIE SPIRIT OF CHRISTIANITY INTO BUSI-
NESS A man shouldn't think wholly of money
BETTER BELOVED A
THING TO TO 1T THAT PEOPLE WITH A HAS
coNTGNTED
THING TO THE EVERLASTING DIVIDENDS 1T is BETTER TO
PRAYING
PROPERTY REDsTRlRuTED
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TEST QUESTIONS.

Uniform examination Teachers examination
for Teachers Elementary School Certificate prepared under
the direction of the school commissioner and
from his Office in accordance with l0Ta of the
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-12
Probate Notice .

Notice Is hereby gtvcn tina the following
Accounts and Vouchers hnvc been fled in
the Probate Court of Iiocklng County, Ohio,
for flrst pnrtinl settlement, Charles Nune.
maker, Executor of the VIII of Abraham
Red, deceased, nnd the Snme will come ON
for henrlng on the 2S, day OF April a u. 1905
at IN o'clock u. m, Or rs soon thereafter ~
may be convenient
Fp MARTIN.
Arril i3.w Probate Judge
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-12

The condition OF the patient remains un-
changed. The Stomach, Liyerand Bowels
have not been stimulated and in few
days a stronger purgatiye may have to be
taken. This is why Pills and Aperient
Waters never give permanent relief.
Their violent action results in am unnat-
ural movement of the bowels and it isnec-
essary to keep taking them indefinitely.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-12
FORENOON.
Saturday, April 8, 1905
Grammar.

In the concluding paragraphs of Ruskins third
lecture s to be found emphatic statement OF
his view of what constitutes right living Instead
Of thinking what to get lie would have
think what ought to do to make this world
good place for all (,nd's children live their lives
in. As is his custom, Ruskn would make the
scripturnl teaching rule Of practic we'll
of faith To every man, whatever his station in
10 life who is doing nothing for the good of the
Il world he would say 'If any will not work.
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BREMEN, OHIO
Notice of Appointment.

Estate OF Appie w. Duskey, deceased.
! The undersigned has been appointed ant
/ qualified as Admin tstTat0r OF the estate q
| Apple W. puskey, late Of Hooking County
deceased. Dated this 2nd., day OF April A
| -. 1901.
WILBERT DUSKEY.
] Ap&il 2S.W . AdministLat)r
many Others reforms instituted.
While the banking bill failed and
the primary election bill also fail
ed, the work done and discussions
had upon these two propositions
during the session just closed, Will
hasten matters along this line at
the next session, Governor Patti
son was especially pleased with the
temperance legislation enacted,an
greater still, with the work OF the
house and senate and finance com
mittees in keeping the appropri-
ations within the estimated re-
cejpts. -
Mr.. CARRIER was asked concerning
Legal Notice.
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ORTHOGRAPHY.

Select two words from the following list and write pertaining
everything would find consulting
comprehensive dictionary Imbibe fashion, preext antique.
Indicate the pronunciation of the following words Sua
hsllelujah conica, prussicl Vaccinations.
Derive five words froB aorEcr and define each.
What you understand each of the following
toa with words in the dictionary Obsolete cooqua
vineial iIlerate2
Write words illustrate 'ch"; 500"
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Mr.. Garher was asKcU cONCtrHIUg
Legal Notice.

William Klttsmiller, Thomas KittSmillcr
Amelia Dent nnd Flnuk kittsmiller who
reside at Lewiston, NeZ Perces county,
Idaho, Will take notice that Myrtle Gano,
rs administrators Of the estate OF Peter
kittSmillcr deceased, un the 18th day Of
March 1905, lied her petition in the Probate
Court within ana for hccounty OF Hooking
and state of ohio, alleging hat the personal
estate OF said deccdent is insufficient to pay
his debts and the charges OF Admlnistcril e
his estate; TINT he died seized In fee simple
of he following rcnl estate situate In Snid
county. and state and in the Village OF Io-
gan. and known and described as follows,
wit: Being in-lot Number eight hundred
and nineteen tSIHl of the lots Of said villnae
aS they are go serutivciy numbered. Thnt
said d"ccdent died leaving no widow cnti-
til led to dover In said promises.
The prayer OF aid petition is for n sale OF
said premises, free of dover. for the pny-
ment of the debts mud charges aforesaid
The persons first above mentioned Will
further take .notire thnt they have been
made parties defendant to sald petition
and that the" are required To answer the
same ON or before the 9th dny of May A. u.
1906.
MY RIFLE GANO,
Administrators as aforesaid.
March -, 1906. Gw
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Why ORINO is different.

ORINo Laxative Fruit syrup is the only
preparation that really acts upon all
of the digestive organs. Other prepar-
ations act upon the lower bowel only and
do not touch the Liver. 1t can very read
lily be seen that preparation that does
not act upon all of the digestive organs
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Reading.
Physiology.

Examiners will conduct oral examination ni readng.)
Physiology.
Name all the organs that take part purifying body gle
the special function each.
Explain how nearly of the body maintained
What the effects of school the system?
Locate in the body example each following named
joints: Hinge, bal-and-socke, pivot snture.u
In cowed unvenilated what dangerous impurities
found?
Mention three principal muscles upper limbs spec.
al function of each
What the physical
take place coagulatIon?
Discuss the value of boxing riding
adults.
With reference the lights what desirable position
reading?
fifth pair of crana npves
Literature
When and in what would
IN the school room?
classics which quotation
ing the grades because they the cds love
b) exat heroic deeds (ccnlvate the of rhythm
What attaches Acad %
Avon () Concord Massachusetts? Chon;
largely confined? Account for this
Place Emerson works the history Of America Literature and
his literary qal with those English authors the
field of literature.
What distinguishing nngfelows
Mention of his earlier Of hIs tranaons.
Discuss the following
a) subec b) style; historical value Pkman Bancroft
Prescott
Why ''The Iberatnr' 'oo Richards Almanac
toned in histories u American lrrature?
Oliver Wendell a
poet What hls occupation? Was his professional point
view reflected III his writings?
&c When did Shakespeare live
al presentation during his lifetime?
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Notice to Teachers.

fhe Board ot School Examiners OF Hook
ing County viii meet nj The School building
in Logan, ohio at $50 II. M. on the First
Saturday of each month. for the eXaminr-
tion of applicants for Tenchcr'S Elementary
tertiiiCnIrS; ana on the first SATURDAY. I6l
September, December March ana June lol
the examination OF applicants for Teachers s
High school and SPECIAL Ccrt ticaleS FIX
aminntio7S for pupils desiring to enter hi!h
schools Will he held on the Third saturday
OF April and the Second Saturday OF MAY.
j. 4. STnuGHToN, President
u. f.. II HARsH. Clerk
& y WHITE. Vice Pres ident
Logan, Ohio, February .. i9OI--tf
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:Test Questions for County Examinations.

What is the starting What
cngb o
degree OF longitude?
10 Trace sailing route from Odessa Cape Town.
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think what we ought 10 make this world
good place all nd children o live their lives
in. AS 10 his CUSTOM R"skn would make the
of faith: To every man, whatever his station
10 life, who is doing nothing for the good of the
l2 Neither should % he e'e eat" ''''' "s'>'
many principal sclection2
How objective cusesS Point the subject and predicate
give synax pro-
Select in6ninves and give construction
Discuss the syntax of pacpes and illustrate by reference
wherever possible sell to the 81, selection given 50
Defective and dant verbs;
Verbs in the potential subiunctve
Dispose Of as Cne y; if (lne ~ nehgr Cine @ 2 ,
Distinguish BET etymology orthography
10 Give complete classification of adiecves
writing.
grade writing manuscript photography.
Arithmetic.
5% stock s4s the proceeds
in s stock o7 brokerage in each his income thus
Increased ss Find the amount OF stock sofa. sofa
how bricks will be required for walk once and half wide
longitude of Stockholm degrees minutes
Of money put at simple interest for at 4 amounts
cot sl,soe2 State aud solve by proportion
who. s .ayHs soeo banks @ @ es to s6o 5"T wo
write wha. about the French Of weights
hs s H. Is q snd @ o .n' d I nS m m an" "
Explain by government usually
ve5ea How many actions are the there in township?
horse that he fall 2c and still make l5 profit the
oRTHoGRAPHY
following pertaining
that would consulting fairly
comprehensive dictionary Imbb fashion peext antique
Indicate the pronunciation the following words souaor
hAIleuish. eonica, prussc Vaccinations
What you understand following
pvitb thed
Write words to illustrate two sounds for ch'; for .oo'
Theory and Practice.
(Appicants group questions either
ese second or third grouf of fouF)
To what subjects you
ton n. q sass b in the oe @ o
tho parents of his pupsi How bring about this relationship
b.aed9
State of oral recitation disadvantages
opR soHooIs
ways. suggested author
fa teacher viii be s"rsa occupy his time out Of schools hours
the ststes Is usefulness private in
the system country?
say system prin
epa remarked 81 know tins hour and minute what every teacher
What relation does the physical condition its teachers bear
the longevity of a nation? Illustrate from history
(''rnE RECITATION "-MoNIuRRr.)
State comparisons illustrate
After individual mastered name steps that
generalization. When the time the generalization
should It's from teacher Textbook child?
Why?
Why it that teacher frequently find herself unable to ex
which considers
thoroughly familiar? Why this inability be before
her teaching become effective?
Justify introduction types pivotal points the recita
ton How determine the types to be selected?
AFTERNOON.
Geography
the relative natural advantages for civilization Canada
andA
Locate the following county body
Dayton, Columbus, Marietta, GAINESVILLE.
Why valley each Of the following rivers adapt
tad the support Of large population Colorado, Nle Dneper
NhoRof
Account for the location of least large shpbnldng cnte
ii world of the worlds cqqng stations.
Give the title of the each of ths olo@ng
Peraia India Japan SwiteIand Denmark MIkey Che AnsIa
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AFTERNOON.
Geography,

relative advantages for civilization of Canada
and Australia
Locate the following Ohio cities and body
Dayton, Columbus, Sandnsky, Marietta GAINESVILLE.
Why the valley each of the following adapt
tad TO the support of large population Colorado Ne Dnepe
NhoaoY
Account for the location of at least large shpuidng
worlds cQeling
Give the title of the ruler of each of th nlowmg
Persia India SwiteIiand Demark Turkey Chile, Austria
Who the ruler of Holand of Greece?
Distinguish climate Name locality where
emate influenced lack OF nfa of the soil
London and Irknk the latitude; knlsk colder
ibea London. How do explain this fact?
What flies Saaks SndeY Cayenne Tananarvo Hong
Kangs