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Thinks lmpersonator Her Husband.
Police Iadge j j. Boles rs ln re-.
ceipt of "a letter from o woman m
Wichlta asking for a description OF
Baker the female impersoudtor, vino
has been giving the police depart
menf here considerable trouble la,ely.
she thinks probably Baker is her hus-
band
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but0rie SOY or 20 thc cold Fields.
Mr LoAs a Woods Of ihe Nevada
pcFelopmeni aud Exploration clln
pauy oft OH homa Dlty was IA the
city ou hi way to ble Nevada gold
fields Mr Woods s an oll l'me
Guthrie boy lie has orluzed THIS
comp uy Of &la.uU capita. Stock ii
the last two weeks D. ~ COueer.
president. ~ r. Conger ecretmy
treasurer Mr Woods rs me pros.
pecfug manaeer and superintendent
OF all development he hns been the
installing manager for ble Cooper
alive Premium socIaiIon ui Kansas
CITY for tine past tlec years Mr
Woods ie hus.lar and il 10 is hi8
rcb 'o .rikc il iu Zee glld hella ha
Uil push o. io tle nrG The peat
Wishes of DTS friends 80 wifl Mm ip
DIS nov venture
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Bound over 70 Grand Jury.
Sheriff Bart Murphy has returned
from Marshall where ne attended The
preliminary trial of Phil Reynolds
CHARGED with shoauug joe Williams
few weeks ago Reynolds waived
preliminary haung d was bound
over % lho graud fury on a $4,000
bond and also a $1,000 bond for snap.
PING his gun at Wyclin. who was with
williams az The time Reynolds fur
nishea both bonds
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saturday

Saturday
Smart Set club meets n afternoon
Nr. and Mrs. 6 e. Morrison spent
Sunday IN Pawnee
Miss Anna owens has returned
from a visit in Coyle
Mr snd Airs Fra King spent gan
day In Mulhall with relatives.
Mr. aud Mrs Chas Woods are the
prold parents Of an eight pound baby
girl
Mr. and Mrs G. n. Hollor have re-
turned 10 their home in Custer Cify
after weeks visit in the city with
Mr. and Mrs D. ~ Moon
Miss Jessie Paraoe chief deuty In
the Office of the clerk Of the Supreme
court spenl Sunday IN Enid visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs w +. Power aud Mr
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Another Rootlennl

Another Bootlegger Brought In.
Deputy Uaited States Marshal Sam
Eshelman came IN from pawnee MS
morning with VIII Jones. colored who
he arrested there yesterday on a
charge OF disposins of Whiskey to the
Inlians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-05

Miss Lctha pentecost and niece.
little Leathn, are visiting friends In
Oklahoma City today
Mrs W. n G. Brown LETT last even
ing for Colorado Springs TO spend
several weeks.
Mrs w c. Smith IS visiting her
mother, Mrs Sarah Blair. In Pleasant
Valley this week
Mr. and Mrs A. o. Farquharsou LETT
last evening for months trip
through The East They viii attend
the jamestown exposition and visit a
number of the Eastern resorts before
returning
Mrs. b. r Adams has returned 10
her home u Naylna after q short visit
In The city with Mr. and Mrs w. T..
Adams az am East Springer
Mrs. y s. Mckay has returned
from = three months visit iu colo
rado fos her health
Mrs, Lon Johnson. little daughter
Hazel and Miss Libby Kennedy are
visiting Ia Chandler this week
Mrs. J. J. Ayers and daughter
Edna left last MIGHT for two weeks
visit in Kansas CITY
Mr. and Alrs Louis Day have re
turned from q months soiourn n COL
orado
Mrs T.. II i.ohr and laughter Miss
Ida have returned from "a months
visit al Palmer Lake Colorado
Several members of the ku kluX
Khan went to Oklahmao city SUNDAY
to witness the ban game between no
peka and Oklahoma city
Mrs George laua win entertain On,
| f. A. q Thimhle club "Wednesday
9itemoon at hef houie, foot vi souti
( First street
Malaria Makes Pale Sickkly Children
fTla 0IJ STANDARD GROVES TASTE
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CONGRESS ON SCHOOL HYGIENE

London. Aug g. with delegates
present from more than twenty com-
tries. among them the United states.
the second International Congress on
School Hygiene met in London today
for a five days session The subjects
which Rili be discussed at the CON
gross have been divided into four
groups The FIRST group deals with
The hest methods Of rlinine for the
minds and for the bodies of healthy
scholars IN aud out Of school The
second group deals with children who
are defective in body or mind or who
are ghierts Of disease or illness The
tAird deals With the important sub
iect a. medical inspe. ton. OF the IN
struciiol both of teachers and chill
dren in the laws Of health. and with
toe health of the teaching professios
The fourth deals win residential
schools and with shool buildings aud
equipment
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TuesdaY.

Dance at Electric park pavilion in
evening.
Modern Priscilla club meets in after
noon.
shakespeare club meets in Carnc-
gle library Ia afternoon Lesson study,
continuation Of the reading of Win
ter's Tale"
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Got Plenty.
Foar Of the leading hotels Of Okla.
homa CITY urned m f3il names 10
tle census caHmerat0rs That's one
way 90 build population
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Friday

Guthrie Whist club meets In after
noon Place to be announced later
Jolley Ten Sewing club meets in
afternoon with Miss Ethyl Smith, az
523 EAST Collgo avenue.
Miss liagars pupils give recital i'm
evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-05

Fair faces, white hands, satin skin
given by Satin skin cream aad pow
lI.r Die
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3ETVICEl aI TIWIIy DWUTC0,
Tuesday August 6. Triaity church
special services will be conducted for
the Feast of the TRANSPORTATION of
Christ Holy communion at a. m.
win address
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The Logan County Abstract aud
Loan company has removed to iho
rear of the Logan County bank. in
the rooms formerly occupied by w a.
Coyc a. co. 3t
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ei'as'1ssN'sIls'1s'nesa g s. sHsanisElis :
: Personal Mention: I:

CLARK Field is in Byars. /. T.

In. Houston has returned to tulsa.
J. II Funk has returned to Marshall
Enes. seeds. of coyle is in the
city
A. E. Titus, Of Crescent is in the
city
Bert Ward. Of Edmond. is in the
city.
J r.. Cottingham has returned from
TOlsa.
Albert Height spent Sunday in Cres-
cent CITY
Judge w L. Eagleton has returned
TO Pawnee.
Attorney Foster was down today
from Coyle.
j. II. sumpG, Jr, is here from Ok
lahoma city.
George Newland spent Sunday in
Oklahoma city 1bv
Attorney Sam Harris is here from
] WIN Turner has returned from a
( "trip to Shawnee. rs
! Z. Ia. Do ON
fessional business
Matter Warren is in Chandler today
on court business.
! 'fH ~
Dr. A. L. Blesh returned this morn
ing from saltwater
?. c. Hus4os and c. Glkerson are
here FROM E!S City
Roy Rhodes returned this morning
from Oklahoma city.
Sheriff Bart MN Apply is il. coyle
serving legal papers.
Alderman VIM shearer and w. A.
Richardson are in Cashion.
Banker L. p King was in the city
from Wellston over Sunday
Cecil Rhodes Coyle Merchant.
was in the city over Sunday.
County Attorney f. H. McGnire
has returned from trip to Tulsa.
Attorney George Buckner is here
from Enid on professional business.
Jack Aldrch was among the Okla
homa City people IN Guthrie over Sun
day.
G. L. Westgate. a laundrymal of
Wichita Kansas was in the city over
sunday.
Buck Herrick. of saltwater. is here
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. C.
Il. Derrick
Roy b. Thompson left last evening
for Denver to spend the remainder of
the summer.
E. @. Dillng. formerly Of this city
but now of Oklahoma City spent sun
day with friends.
f. c. KnCDper returned this morn
ing from Edmond where he spent sun.
day with relatives.
J.. D. Muxlow has returned from
Frederick where he attended rhe
funeral OF dis father
W. c. Smith returned this morning
from Pleasant Valley whore he spent
Sunday with relatives.
w. II phillips of Arkansas, IS here
visiting his brother II. G. Phillip,
and family at 4l7 East Perkins Ave
j E No1dworth. assistant sccrcGH
Of the Oklahoma board Of agriculture
spent Sunday in Perry With his par
ents.
Governor Frantz left this mouing
for Pnuls Valley where he viii speai
tonight in the interest of his candl
,dacy for the hrst governor of the new
state.
Contractor Mike Cassidy returned
to Oklahoma CITY this morning after
spending Sunday in the city with his
family.
? Rev j. J. Thompson. President o
The Oklahoma AntiSaloon League
passed through the city today enrouti
to Enid.
j. - Green formerly of this city anC
now Of Oklahoma City. is in thp citi
today looking after his property in
; terests here.
I Dentist w h Furrow viii return
tomorrow from Osweeo. m. whore he
has been The guest OF Col G.. Il
Cherry for several weeks
CONGRESS ON SCHOOL HYGIENE
London. Aug with delegate
present from more than twenty cou
tries. among them the United states
J fine second International Conurpee d;
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Zimmermann's orchestra gives pub
lie dance in evening at Electric park.
Ladies' of Home Missionary society
Of the FIRST NJ u church meet with
Mrs E. C. Dodd at COG Cast Cleye.
land avenue
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Murray's drink Is a grass cutter
Good Tor The constitution Coach
ecais always ready at ROYAL Bar. Cal
M.nner, Prop.
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la your throat paeeled7 X 20. one
of those cool refreshing dfaueihta At
E4's Place viii fix IT,
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The oldest and hess No subsll.
tutes Pure drugs Our prescription
department is lhe best ln city Ren.
fros Drug store
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home The next morning thc letters
viii ali be done. and thc machine viii
automatically stop whcn all HE lo.
tors arc written lt Will also eddresa
envelopes on wrappers and count them
as well 1t Will write forwards or
backwards and II desired The lines
may be Justified like type. which go
the present time is Impossible on ordl-
nary typewritors WWh the general
Introduction of This machine, wives OF
business men viii breathe easier. for
the machine Is warranted not 90 nirt
Tho National Business Shows where
the machine viii bo shown TO The pub.
lic lor De FIRST time VIII be held u
Madison Square in New York October
~ t0 10 aud in the Coliseum Chicago,
November 30 l6
For fresh country butter and egga
and all kinds OF vegetables. cali on
Gus Anderson. conner Division aud
Cleveland.
Phone No I In time aud you win
mover miss your train Baggage
quickly carried. Royal B b and
Cab CO.
Going 20 move? Have NJ Vein
berger move those goods An kinds
of drayias done quickly and reason.
ably
Miss Craze McGanley is visiting her
I brother W. ID McGinley loo Chandler.
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ana ctrs Geo Sondlrbach left satm-
day for WelavUl where they wA
spend week fishing and hunting,
along the Arkansas river
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Miss Zella Gordon left last evening
for Denver 20 spend the remainder of
the summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-05

Mrs Orla Thompson left yesterday
for Colorado.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-05

The Now Marmeriio eisar loe at
OlHmilhs
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FOLLOW TIE cROWni They 90
to Barrick's ice cream parlors.
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Malaria Makes pale sickkly Children.
The Ola standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL, TONIC. drives out ma
laria ana builds zap the system. For
ToWl people and children, soc
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sThe Social World
ssmsnSRSEsmsE9HaHaHsHsHazs,S i
PRosPEcrUa

Monday.
Revelers club meets in evening
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Miss Lotha pentecost and niece.
little Leathn. are visiting friends in
Oklahoma CITY today.
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Miss Cra @ Meaniey 81 Visiting her
brother w. D. McGmey in Chandler
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the parts, and assists nature ia
its sublime work. BY its aid
thousands Of women have
passed this great crisis in per
feet safety and without pain.
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M 0 t H { n S

SOLD a. s. 90 per bottle by druggists Our book
Of priceless value 10 80 women srnt free Address
sRADFIELD REGULATOR ~. A1.as-. sa
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Mrs w. "A G Brown left last even
ing for Colorado Springs TO spend
several weeks.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-31

Our anger and impotence often
prove much more mischievous than
the things about which we are an
CRY or impatient.-Marcus Aurehus'
Samson, the strong party. was
the first man to advertise. lie TOOK
two solid columns to demonstrate
his strength, and several Thousand
people tumbled to the scheme. lie
brought down the house.
Engineer G. w. Luck returned
from Weiser last Thursday. He re-
ports Weiser prosperous and very
active. He also says many thou
sands of ties are being hauled out
on to the right of way of the Pacl-
fic & Idaho Northern railway IN
Price valley, indicating a further
extension next spring.
All communication for publica-
ton in this paper should be signed
with the writer's name. We fire.
quently have occasion to mention
this, and failure to comply with
this rule will result most likely IN
the unsigned communication find
ing it's way to the waste paper
basket. The name is not neces-
sarily required for publication.
Austin Johnson of Garden valley
and Grace Johnson of near EN-
NETT, brother and sister respective
ly of John Johnson, who was kill.
ed in logging camp No. 5 on Dag
gett creek Thursday, arrived in the
city yesterday and last evening
went to Star to make arrange
ments for interment of their broth
er's remains, which will probably
be made Monday-Statesman.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-31
Local and General News

Geo. E. Murphy has named his
homestead Evergreen"
Miss Ruth Davis left Sunday for
Vanwyck to attend school.
Cha, les Cole of Roseberry got In
Yesterday from Council with freigh.
Born, a daughter to the wife OF
Thos. Fitzmorris, of Beaver mead
ows, the 18th inst.
Born. a daughter to the wife OF
G. R. Avery, January "a. Mother
and babe doing nicely.
Miss Baird of State House attend
ed the dance here last Friday
night Meadows Eagle.
Gust Lake of Center was here
Saturday on his way home from
Meadows, where he had been on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Steinman, Mrs.
Brown and R. M. Parks were a
party of Roseberry visitors in Lar
do Sunday.
J. s. Johnson and Henry Maxi
of Flo returned from Meadows Sat
urday. They. had been over their
buying horses.
If YOU would be loved as com
panion, avoid unnecessary criti.
cism upon those with whom you
live.-Arthur Helps.
To be bold against the enemy is
common to the brutes; but the pero
gative of a man is to be bold against
himself.-Charles Kingsley.
How truly is kind heart {
fountain of gladness, making ev
erything in its vicinity to fresher
into smiles!-Washington Irving.
The fore part of this week hal
been stormy, snow or rain falling
every day. The snow was very we
and melted almost as fast as it fell
Hon. Joe Riggs, the mayor o
Price valley, has a contract TO
hauling thirty thousand ties for tn
Price valley Observation-Disclosures
Eagle.
County School Superintendent
Mabel M. Whitley went down t.
Boise Tuesday. Her sister, Mrs
Stofel, is sick at that place.-Idah'
City World.
George L. Luck returned from
Evergreen Tuesday. He went Their
Sunday to take his father an,
Attorney Rhea out to the railwa,
en- route to Weiser.
Last Saturday was N. F. vii
liams' 10th birthday, and part
of his friends gathered at his HON
and surprised him. A very enjoy
able time is reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-23
Down in the Fire Room.

Josiah Flynt. in Success Magazine
MY watches" four hours long. began
at in the morning, and at in the after
noon; the rest of the time was mine ex-
cepting when it was my turn to carry
water and help clean up the mess room.
The first descent into the fire room of
an ocean liner is unforgettable. Although
hell as a domicile has long since been
given up by me a mere theological con-
trivance useful to keep people guessing,
but otherwise an imposition on a sane
persons intelligence and not worth con-
sidering in the general scheme of things,
going down that series Of ladders into the
bowels of the old Elbe, the heat seemed
to jump ten degrees. ladder, and made
me think that l might have been mis-
taken. At last the final ladder was
reached. and we were at the bottom-the
bottom of everything. was the thought
in more minds than one that afternoon
The head fireman of our watch imme-
diately called my attention to poker
easily an inch and half thick and TWEEN
ty to thirty feet long. .'Yoursp' he
screamed. ''Yoursv and he threw open
one of the ash doors of furnace, panto-
mining what l. was to do with the poker
1 dove for 1t madly, just barely raised 1t
from the floor and got it started into the
ashes-and then dropped none too neatly
on top of 1t. Hurry up. you sow-pig!"
the fireman yelled and I struggled again
with the terrible poker, finally managing to
rake out the ashes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-23

will be ruined blythe least trace of liquid
or scent &C., in bottle.
To obyiate this entirely, after washing
the bottles rinse with clear alcohol ana
Law on the side to dry and air. =
A most delicious perfume is mace by
combining two ounces of violet pomade,
twenty-five drains of extract of cassia ana
four ounces of alcohol.
Combine the extract and alcohol ana
slowly work into the pomade.
Another variety is made simply or -FOUR
ounces of violet pomade and half pint or
deordorized alcohol Either of these can be
mixed into toilet water by increasing the
quantity of alcohol. >-~--z-sa-.s7sf.-
Slightly different in effect Is a violet
water made of two and three-quartters
drains each of extract of violet and cassfa,
five and one-half drains of tincture of orris
root, one and one-quarter drains OF tine
ture of civet, five drops Of OH of bitter
almonds, ten drops of oil of rhodium, one
half pint Of high proof alcohol and six and
one-half drains of triple orange Hover
water.
Combine the oils-and add to the alcohol
before putting In the other ingredients
Of two ounces of powdered benzoin, five
grains of al of lemon grass and the same
of musk, a quarter ounce of orange flow
ers, three-quarters of an ounce OF pow
dered cassia and two ounces OF rose
petals, four ounces OF powdered 'orris root
and FIVE grains of bitter almonds.
Mix the oils and.,slowly work into the
powders. already blended. Add the dried
flowers.
A more expensive and little more deli
cate powder Is made with four ounces of
pulyerized orris root, one ounce OF pow
dered rose petals, one ounce OF powdered
rhodium wood. one ounce of powdered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-23

BOOKS RECEIVED.
PRINCIPLES OF SECONDARY EDUcA.

PRINCIPLES OF SECONDARY EDUCA-
TION; A Text Book. By Charles De
Garmo, professor of the science and
art of education Cornell University.
The Studies. New York: The Macmillan
Company Washington: Woodward &
Lothrop.
A STRANGE FLAW. BY Henry S., Will
cox author of "Foibles of the Bench"
etc. Chicago. Thompson & Thomas.
SOME CITIES AND SAN FRANCISCO
AND RESURGAM. BY Hubert Howe
Bancroft. author of West American
Series of Histories" etc. New York
The Bancroft Company.
THE PROPRIUM; or. What of Man is
Not His Own, as Revealed in the Bible
and Expounded by Emanuel Sweden
borg. With an Introduction by John
Bigelow. New York: I he New Church
Board of Publication.
THE CONVERTED CATHOLIC. Edited
by Rev James A. O'Connor Volume
XXIII. 1906. New York: James A.
O'Connor.
CINDERELLA. By Carl Eickemeyer. au-
New York: Carl Eickemeyer.
SONGS OF HOME. By Ida Carroll
Long. Third edition GAINESVILLE ~
Y: Helen A. Casterline.
BIRDS THAT EVERY CHILD SHOULD
KNOW; The East. By Nellie Blanch-
man, author of Bird Neighbour" etc.
Sixty-three pages of photographs from
life. New York: Doubleday. Page &
Co. Washington: Woodward Lo-
throp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-23

black currant leaves, one-half ounce OF
powdered benzoin. one ounce of powdered
musk pods and ten drops Of bitter almond
oil. Mix for tie other.
Quite a simple yet delicate extract Is
the result of combining three ounces OF ex-
tract of violet, one ounce of rose extract,
one ounce of tuberose extract and one
ounce of cassia extract with one ounce of
orris root tincture, ten drops of oil of Bit
ter almonds and five and one-half drains
of triple rose water.
An Imitation violet extract that Is
really good is made from one gill of ex-
tract of cassia, two and one-half ounces
each of extracts of rose and tuberose, and
tincture of orris root. with one grain Of
bitter almond Oil.
1t must be remembered that all these
things improve with age, and as soon as
made should be tightly corked or covered.
They should be kept in this way in a dark
place certainly a month before using The
sachets should be put into tin, or PREFER
ably glass with metal covers. The exc
tracts and waters require glass shoppers.
Corks are not tight enough.
She whose soul yearns for violet odors,
and with whom money Is an object will
get great consolation from orris root The
Florentine orris, either the root or pow
der. is precisely like violet and costs much
less. 1t should be bought at a first-class
importers or perfumer's. The cheap vari-
ETY. Is worthless.
Tincture of orris root. weakened with
deodorized alcohol, is sweet and refreshing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-23
MAY BE HOME MADE.
Recipes for Perfumes, Toilet Waters
and Sachet Powders.

Violet perfumes and other preparations
Of this delicious odor are expensive If at
all good. The market is flooded with i'm
itations," and violet Of various names
and varieties, but all do not smell sweet
or properly sweet and only the best are
worth having.
woman who likes such things and is
willing to spend some money for them
will find delightful means Of occupa-
tion in the bad hours Of winter day in
combining essences of powders and max
ing her own perfumes. They will cost
less than the completed preparations. and,
the chances are, will be better, for there
is nothing in which substitution is
more used.
Anything Of this kind should be
bought of the most reliable importers,
and IL the price seems higher at first 1t Is
more than made up for by the fact that
the odor will last longer than inferior in
gradients.
1 am giving now list Of Combinations,
all Of which are delicious. The quantities
Of each are intended not to exceed an
amount that person is likely to wish.
but the expense will be reduced If the
materials are bought in large bulk. This
may easily be done by two or three
women joining and in buying together,
thus dividing the results.
Parenthetically would say be quite sure
that all bottles used are perfectly clean
and ordorIess. Violet Is so delicate that 1t