Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15

Poor leeth are not only the cause OF
intense suffering. but also the obscure
source Of great many ills. Sound
and healthy teeth are necessary to
mastcate the food properly. When
decay has actually started there is an
additional menace to the health, for
the poison rom decaying bone is eX-
tremely noXious and contaminates the
ecretions and the blood The tiniest
| spot of decay demands the Immediate
care Of the skilled dentist. The teeth
must he cleanscd every morning and
every night. firm brush being used
| and the brushing always in a direc
ton away from the gums. A simple
phor gum. five ounces of precipitated
chalk, three ounces of pulveri2ed orris
| root. Trituate the camphor in NOR
tar with n few drops of alcohol, then
add the other powders. sft many
times through bolting cloth.
|
Here is a tea party to exercise the
| mind, after which the hostess may
serve what refreshments she thinks
the inner man may require. Allow an
hour for the solving of these conun-
drums:
Eight ounces of cucumber juice,
three ounces of cucumber essence,
one-fourth ounce of powdered CASTLE
soap, fifteen drops of tincture of ben
zoin and one-half ounce of oil of sweet
almonds. Slice three large green Gu
cumbers without peeling and add 4
little water; let simmer until soft
then cool and strain through muslin
To one and one-half ounces of this
Juice add an equal amount of alcohol;
this makes the three ounces of es
sence. Add the soap to the essence
and let stand over night; next morn
ing pour in the juice, then the oil very
slowly, and lastly the benzoin droT
by drop. A few drops of oil of roses
! is an Improvement, and a suggestion
of boric acid makes it healing 10
ton for facial eruptions.
/. What our forefathers fought fol
Liberty.
2. A noted Celebrity. =.
3. Makes thousands mourn-Inhu
manity.
4. Your present state-Perplexity
5. A serious accident-Calamity.
G. The greatest thing next to love
Charity
7. A social gathering-Festivity
s. Forever and ever-Eternity.
9. The mother of invention-Ne
cesslty.
TO- The cause of divorce-Incom
patbility.
H. Foreign Internationally.
: IL. Faithful llegiance-Loyalty.
IS. wo-faced-Duplicity.
IA. The best policy-Honesty
15 What a boy attains at 21-
Majority.
16. The soul of wit-Brevity.
II. The -Four Hundred"-Soclety.
is. A Christian trait-Piety.
10. \ witty retort-Repartee
20. Hilarity.
p, Beauty's emptatlon-Vanity.
22. The religion of civilization
Christianity.
The centerpiece may be large T
made of flowers, and the name cards
may be cut the same shape out of
green card board
With the morning suits are worn
collar and cuff suits of different color
ed cambrics embroidered in white
A pretty set has plain cambric bands
edged with very fine plaitings of cam
brio. powdered with pinhead dots
With these sets are worn narrow
crayats of black taffeta.
Much attention is being paid to the
details of dress. Every elegante car
ries, for instance, a jeweled gold bag.
while her umbrella handle and hat
pins are equally valuable.
I
Linen shoes in colors matching the
gown are all the rage. The colored
leather is somewhat less popular.
Stockings are of harmonizng tint
A fad of the moment is n belt about
three inches wide in gray or pastel
kid, embroidered or hand-painted with
roses, lilacs or pansies. Other belts
are Of narrow striped white and col
ored enameled leather, with a high
buckle to match.
The elastic belt, initiating pompa.
dour ribbon. is n novelty. The pink
ones with flowers in dull pastel tints
are particularly lovely, especially when
worn with a gold buckle.
The reigning colors of the moment
are gray and green. the latter especial.
ly in dark emerald, lettuce and spin
ach shades.