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Bring Out Gold Dust

Shank, Lavalle and Helmer are from Cache creek and bring out some dust. Their claims are spotted however, and while they made good wages some days on others they took out very little.
 Oderkirk is the man who made re- markable qnartz gold discovery on the Chulitna last year. A sample of ore he brought out then assayed SS4 in gold by c. E. Bogardus of Seattle. He says the country is very rich in quartz. Samples which were brought out by him this time look remarkably good to mining men and Harry Ellsworth is making assays. L. V. Ray of Seward, George Palmer and Judge Goodell of Knik, and State Senator Costello of New York are interested in the prop erty with MT. Oderkirk, having helped to finance his second expedition.
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The Nome News bOomS strike at solomon which embraces 4 pans
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LOSES LIFE IN
 CHUL|TNA RIVER
Neil Sample Carried Away by Current When Boat CapSizeS
 With Seven Men.

Neil Sample was lost from a capsized boat in the Chulitna river about June 24 and undoubtedly drown ed, as he was not afterward seen by his companions, who had hard work saw ing themselves. Sample was crippled and not strong, his feet having frozen badly last winter. The otherSix men managed to get ashore and after walk ing some distance they reached box canyon where they camped until three other men came along in boat and picked them up.
 The boat from which Sample was lost was the second which capsized with the party on their way down. The mishap occurred a short distance above the mouth of the Tokositna. The stream is very swift there and boulders and eddies are numerous. The boatman was unskilled and unable to control the craft in bad places.
 Names of Men
 The six men with Sample were Richard Oderkirk, Arthur Baer, Jim Mcdonald, Al Wolf, w. H. Ladd, and a man whose first name is Walter. Baei IS the young man who was strand ed on a rock for several days in the Susitna river last year as the result of a boat capsizing and was compelled to kill and eat part of his dog, which had climbed on the rock with him, before he was rescued.
 Oderkirk and the three men who rescued tho stranded party C. J. Shank, Jack Lavalle and O. B. Hel- mer - came in Sunday over the trail from Sunrise. The remainder of the party were left up on the inlet. They were practically without food for sev- eral days. Oderkirk was on an island for five hours before he made his way to the mainland.
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cAsTrNE.

Miss Leonora Coombs has gone to Milo
to teach.
Mrs. Ira varnum left last week to visit
her daughter at wiscasset.
Miss Lou Thompson. OF Belfast, was the
guest last week Of Mrs. J. L. Hooper.
Harry McKinnon, who is employed IN
Belfast, is spending his vacation here.
Mrs, Harding, who has been spending
several weeks at Bluehiil. has returned to
her home here.
Misses Louise and Alice Cox, who have
been at Seal Harbo for the summer. have
returned home.
Columbus Perkins, Of Bangor, was the
guest for several days last week OF his
brother, b. r. Perkins.
Mrs. Hattie Corners, OF Boston, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. J. y. Gardner
q few days, has returned home.
Mrs. Fannie Freeman, who has been
spending the summer at her home here.
has returned to Massachusetts,.
Miss Louise Smailey, OF Belfast, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Charles Whitman. at
North Castine.
Miss Ruth Brophy, who has been with
her aunt, Miss Ellen Brophy, several
weeks, has returned to Fairfield.
Miss Lora Sawyer, who has been spend
ing her vacation with Miss Elsie Slower.
has returned to her school at Good Will.
Mrs. Fannie Eldridge, who has been
with Mrs. ]. N. Gardner for the summer,
has returned to her work in Massachu-
sets.
John veazie, one of CASTINGS boys who
is living in Dorchester. Mass, is in town
for a short time renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Walter Jordan, wife and daughter Dor
othy, who have been spending the sum
mer at orland, have returned here for the
winter.
orrin Dickcy. OF Belfast, substituted
for Fred VESSEL on the steamer Golden
Rod several days last week, while Fred at
tended the fairs.
Rev. Mr.. Douthitt is spending vacs-
tion OF several weeks in Boston and vi
cinity. He will attend the meetings OF the
national and international Unitarian Sc
cieties.
The fall term OF the town schools
opened to-day, with several changes in
the corps OF teachers. The place Of
assistant in the high school Is filled by
Miss Priest, Of East vassalboro; the posi-
tion in the grammar school by MissHous-
ton. The school at North Castine is taught
by Mrs. lnez Grant; that in the Emerson
| district by Miss Grsce Douglas, Of osland.
Sept. 10. g.
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sToNINGToN.
ANNE

Mrs. Harry c. Mason is visiting friends
in Ellsworth.
Reuben Cousins and wife are visiting
friends in Surry.
Harvey Csndage and wife are visiting
friends at East Bluehill
Capt. Scott Geyer has just received q
load of grain and hay.
Miss Ida NJ. Webb is spending her vaca-
tion with her parents.
Mrs. J. p. Simonton will speak at the
Methodist church Sunday evening.
The schooner Frances Hyde is discharg-
ing coal at Eaton s. Knowiton's wharf.
Schooner Mollie Rhoades is chartered
to load stone at Hagan's wharf for Vinal-
haven.
the old mill dam connecting Sionington
and Deer Isle.
James Mcguire. who has been spending
two weeks with friends here, returned to
New York to-day.
Charles C. Wood and wife celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their mar
rage Saturday evening. A few friends
and relatives were present.
Mrs. Mary Eaton, noble grand of Mir
lam Rebekah lodge OF Roeklsnd. visited
Rockbound lodge, of S.onington, Tuesday
evening. and helped work the degree on
two candidates
A reading club was organized by the
teachers and others at Hotel Ssonington
Sept. 10. The next meeting will be with
with Miss Selma Simpson. The reading
will commence with Lady of the Lake.
The factory OF the Portland Packing
Go. is completed, and the canning Of CLAIMS
will commence Sept. Is. This factory
will employ about twelve men and thirty
women. Charles s. Webb is to be super
i1tendent.
The italian barque Emiliai. from Aber-
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

George LAffin has returned from Bar
Harbor, where he was employed this sea
son.
Mrs. Maria Midget, Of Providence, r.
l., is visiting her sister, Mrs Elizabeth
Tracy.
Reuben williams has returned from Seal
Harbcr, where he was employed the past
summer.
Nelson Stewart was in Franklin recently.
His many friends are glad to see him
about again.
Mrs. Laura Sinclair, with little son, Of
Ellsworth, visited her aunt, Mrs. Stella
Shaw, recently.
Charles Graves has returned to Charles
ton to resume his studies at Higgins
classical institute.
Miss Florence Tracy, OF Ellsworth
spent Thursday and Friday with her aunt
Mrs. Stella Shaw.
Horace Mcfarland, wife and children
OF Brighton, Mass, are Wishing his sister
Mrs. Lena Stewart.
Fred Black and wife, of Dedham, spent
several days recently with Mrs. Black
sister. Mrs. Fife Tracy.
| John Williams has returned from Sea
Harbor, where he has been visiting hi:
sister, Mrs. Fred Mckenzie.
/ Sent 49, G.
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history OF the Hooper family. The his
tory will be heard at the next meeting, to
be held at Georges pond the last Wedncs-
day in August, 1903.
Ofiicers chosen were. President, DR.. E.
c. Hooper, OF Fairfeldi vice. president,
Stinson Hooper, OF Minturn; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. A. c. Hooper, Frank
lin; committee on research, DR.. E. c.
Hooper, Fairfield; DR.. J. <. Hooper, Cam
den; c. T. Hooper, Winter Harbor; Mrs.
Victoria Butler, North Hancock; Miss
Bessie NJ. Gordon, Sullivan; George l..
and Adelbert Hooper, Franklin; Adeibert
Gordon, sullivan; Fred A. Patten, East
Sullivan; George WEIGH, franklin.
After very pleasant meeting and good
wishes for all absent kindred and the hope
that they may be present at the next re-
union, those assembled took their home
ward way.
Sept. IA. r.
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oya largs number Of relatives, many -,
ing from out Of town. intermen, .om-
Fast Lamoine cemetery. vas y
Sept. 10,
AMHERST,

=. J. Richardson is At home from ~,
lowell. nat
in town. ns
w. q. circuit il at home from Bar H..
Dor with lame side.
George circuit, who went West recsn,,.
Is Of present in Murdoch, MINI.
Zelotes Fletcher died SATURDAY. 49,.
eighty -four years, Ave months. top,,ssS
days. He leaves widow 1.-TWO sons and ~ :
daughters. Funeral services will he ha,s
to-day 1t his home. Three deaths h.r.
occurred here within two weeks,
Carrie. daughter OF EIbridge Tresar.u
and wife, died Sept. 10, after an illns.s !,
elk months, At the age Of thirty one year,
The funeral services were held a, u.
church Sunday, Miss ida Garland o,,,c;,,-
ing. The floral tributes were many and
beautiful.
Sept. 10. n
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Ira AMERICAN has s1bscrsbers al I07
o. tn ,l- post-o1sces IN Hancock county.
Al the other papers in the County COM
bsned do no. reach so many. THE AMERI-
CAN ia not the only paper printed IN
Hancock county, and hes nerer claimed to
b, but Il - the only paper that can prop
srly be called q COUNTY paper; oil tAe
rest are merely local papers. The cireNia.
fSca THE AMERICAN, barring the Ba'
Rorbor Records summer list, - large,
sham that Of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18
NORTH cAsrrsE.
Mrs. George Dunbar is Ill.

Mrs. George Dunbar is i'll.
Harrison Leach is Wishing relatives
here.
Miss Margaret Conner, Of Castine, is
visiting at Capt. Bennett Dunhar's.
Miss Mary Perkins, OF Cas;ine, IS visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Edward West.
Miss Ada F. Conner and Miss Grace D.
wardweli are at home from castine.
Arthur p. Guiiford will leave to-day in
his motor boat TO resume shore fishing.
Miss Viva Dodge, Of Bangor, Is spending
her vacation with her father, A. X. Dodge
Porter Moulton, who has been guest at
A. <. Dodge's, has returned to PittsaeId.
Miss Emma C. wardweil begins he,
second years work in the high school
to-day.
James Beebe and wife, OF New London,
Conn, were guests OF Mrs. Isaac Dunbar
las: week.
William Steele and IA nily have moved
into the house recently purchased of Mrs,
Mary Conner.
Miss Blanche A. Grey, OF Hailoweii, was
the guest OF C. NJ. Leach and wife Satur-
day and Sunday.
George A. Grindle left Thursday fe,
Rondout. n. ", in the schooner Fred A.
Emerson, loaded with slaves.
Joseph and William Emerson have re-
turned to Boston, after spending the
summer at the old homestead.
Mrs. Miriam WsrdweIl and daughter
Regina hsve returned to Bangor after a
visit with Mrs. Georgia wardweli.
Sept. 16. l..
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WEST EDEN.

School began Monday, with Miss Carrie
Merrill as teacher.
Miss octavis Hamor spent a few days
last week with friends at Bar Harbor
Mrs. Fred Haynes and three children
left last Friday for their home in Wal
than, Mass.
Liston Mayo and George Haynes have
gone to Walthsm, Mass, to work in the
watch factory.
Miss Eleanor Kittredge spent Saturday
and sunday at Bar Harbor with her aunt,
Mrs. Florence Rich.
Miss Mildred Emery, of Salisbury Cove,
spent few days last week with her
grandmother. Mrs. Alma Higgins.
Quite party Of summer visitors from
Bar Harbor enjoyed picnic at ..Aunt
Molly beach Saturday. Mrs. d. G. Hall
had charge OF the picnic.
Sept. Il. NJ
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NORTH LAaorNE.

Newell Trip has returned home from
Connecticut.
Miss Eunice Coggins is teaching at
North Hancock.
Mrs. Susan Salisbury will go to Lincoln
Tuesday TO visit relatives.
Mrs. l. \. Salisbury, jr., and far,ily vis-
tied her parents in Trenton last week
Congratulations are extended to Percy
Kief and bride, who have settled here at
the Kisf home.
William Ciough and vile, Of Boston.
visited Mrs. Ciough's sister, Mrs. A. IL.
Coggins. last week.
w. S. Archer, who is employed in Con-
necticut, was at home last week TO attend
the Archer reunion.
willard Young spent Sunday at home,
together with party of young ladies'
from Northeast Harbor.
Miss Nina Brooks, who has spent some
time with her grandparents, Charles
Brown and wife, returned to Ellsworth
Sunday.
Sept. IS. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18
COUNTY NEWS.
~ idsao~si Cs~ns Ne~s. ~ ssAsv paes,
HULl's COVE.

Mrs. Elsie Stanley is visiting her son,
John Stanley.
Orient Brewer spent q few days last
week at Lagrange.
Several from this place attended the
Hasiam reunion Saturday.
Emma Higgins, OF Boston, il spending
her vacation with friends here.
Mrs. Clara Nolan, OF Roxbury, Mass,
called on friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Cunningham, OF Harrington, is
visiting George Cunningham and wife.
Mrs. Mary Gardiner, Of New York, Who
has spent the summer with relatives here,
will return home this week.
The engagement is announced Of the
Rev. Frederick Crosby Lee. former curate
here. and Miss Dean, OF Boston.
Mrs. Julia Squirting and Mrs. Edward
Brewer, Of Cranberry Isles, spent Sunday
with Misses Ella and Maria Hamor.
Shepard Leland and wife were called to
LAmoine last week to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Leland's aunt, Mrs. Linda
Googins.
The members OF the Baptist Sunday
school enjoyed straw ride to Sand beach
Saturday. Picnic lunch was served, and
pleasant day spent.
J. T. Bowen and wife gave . '.barn
dance" for their servants Wednesday
evening. About 800 guests were present.
A very enjoyable evening was spent.
Hackmatack cottage, owned by Miss
Helen Beach, OF Boston, was burned FRI
day afternoon. The fire caught around
the chimney, and although quickly dis
+ covered, il was soon seen that the cottage
was doomed, as there was no adequate
way Of fighting the flames. Attention
i then centred on the effort to save the fur
niture and equipments, and but little was
/ lost owing to the energetic work Of the
I inmates of the cottage and the neighbors.
The cottage was occupied this Summer by
/ Henry F. Rutherford, OF New York. The
i loss is about $4,000.
Sept. Is. ANNE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
LANNON'S.


Miss Olive Coolidge Will 80 to Winter
Harbor to-day TO .ssume work In the
grammar school.
The lAmoine sidewalk society CRATE
fully acknowledges the receipt OF 20 from
J. F. Coolidge, Of waltham, Mass.
school in this precinct has made most
favorable beginning, under the instruc-
ton OF Miss Arm sutton, OF Orono, :
graduate OF the ofono high school.
Miss Minnie Poinroy was weekend
guest OF Mrs. Benjamin Young.
Lester Salisbury and Miss Schofieid, Of
South Gouidsboro, were recent guests OF
W. X. Salisbury and vile.
Horace Salisbury and wife spent last
week with Mr.. salisbury's brother in this
place.
The missionary concert in the church
Sunday evening was well attended. The
solo by Miss Eunice Coggins and duet. by
Miss Cogg:ns and Anna Young were es-
peciaily enjoyed.
Oscar Hodgkins has joined his mother
and brother on visit with his uncle,
Capt. Fred hodakins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18
HOOPER Reunion.

The Hooper family reunion, appointed
for Sept. A, after three days Of rainy
weather, was heli at the home of George
II. Rutter ON Sept. 7. The picnic dinner
was eaten in the house, instead of out OF
doors, by the twenty-five gathered.
After dinner the meeting was called to
order, and Mr.. Rutter chosen chairman.
II was much to be regretted that DIR.
e. G. Hooper, OF Fairfield, Was unable
to be present As he had quite an extended
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18
advertisements.
FOR DIARnHEA OR CRAMPS. "
Reme1y tAa1 = Inexpenslve and Give
Quick Relief.

There are times when you would
give . hundred dollars for 25-cent
bottle Of Q remedy that you knew
would ours you Of diarrhea. dysentery.
cramps or collie. such as Neuralgia
Anodyne. when you need this remedy,
you need II Immediately. and the best
plan IL to buy q bottle now. and have
Il In the house. or In your travelling.
kit 20 ~ to be protected against SUM
mer Ills.
Neuralgia Anodyne 10 so uniformly
successful In relieving troubles that
IL II sold by dealers everywhere. with
the understanding that the money will
b refunded II II does not do all that
Il claims. A large bottle costs but Is
eta. ~
Neuralgia Anodyne Is also inyalua-
BILE In almost instantly relieving neu.
ralgia, headaches or rheumatism. 1t
cures aches and pains wherever y, t l,sy
Co, Portland. Ma
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
Linda, wife OF George Googins, OF Cam
bridge. Mass, died 1t her home in that
city Sunday, Sept. s.
Mrs. Googins' maiden name was Butler.
In early womanhood she married Ferdi-
nand Coolidge, OF this town. After few
years this happy union was severed by
the death OF Mr.. Coolidge in 1sT2- Later
she married George Googins, Of Cam
bridge, native OF East Lamoine. since
their marriage they have resided in Cam
bridge. They have visited in Iamoine
nearly every summer. No childrs n
blessed either marriage; but few years
ago Mrs. Gocgins adopted the child Of .
deceased relative. and the girl has occr-
pied the place OF loved daughter in tie
home.
womanhood. With heart OVERLOOKING
with love to God and her fellow beings,
she was active in every good work, and
she occupied large place in the church
life Of her adopted city, ana in the hearts
OF her friends everywhere. In her home
she manifested those graces which charac-
terixe the true woman. To the MEMBER
OF the home circle, the bereayed husband
and daughter, sinccrest sympathy is ex-
tended. She is survived by no brothers or
sisters, but nephc~s, nieces and eother
relatives mourn her loss. The deceased
Was = member OF the Central Square Bar-
tist church, Cambridge.
Funeral services were held in Cambridge
Tuesday afternoon, and in the Baptist
church in this place "Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. r. A. A. Killam ofiiciAted at the SER
vice here. The norai otserings..were iAvis b
and beautiful. The service was attended
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18
BAR HARBoR.

Mrs. E. B. Rodick has accepted posi-
ton in the postoffice at Washington, snd
will leave soon to enter the government
service there. She has been employed for
number Of years in the local postoffice,
and for some little time served as post
mistress after the death of her husband,
Edward B. Rodick
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18
EAST FRANKLIN.

Archie Gordon, who has been very Ill, is
better.
w. F. Rutter and grandson, w. p. Rut-
ter, OF Lawrence, Mass, are visiting Mr..
Rutter's brother, @. Fl. Rutter and wife.
Mrs. Percy w. Donnell, with children,
Helene and Virgil, visited her foster
parents, @. H. Rutter and wife, last week.
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deem, Scotland, bound for Stockton
springs, ran on Black ledge Friday morn
ing in the dense fog, and is ia total wreck.
she was light, having discharged her
cargo Of salt elsewhere
Sent IL MIMI.
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Trial Cntarrh treatments are being mailed
out free. on request, by DIR. Shoop, Racine,
VITA These tests are proving 10 the people
without pcnny's cost-the great vaiue of this
scientific prescription known TO druggists
everywhe-r ~ DR. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy.
Eoldby q. A. PAncHER-
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LEAcH's POINT.

LEACHS POINT.
Charles soper went to Sullivan wednes-
day.
Charles Ripley has gone up river to
work.
Miss Hazel F. Ames is teaching in Pros
pect.
Masses Adele and Lizzie Ames are visit
ing their sister in East OrIand.
Sept. II. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18

II you haven't the time 10 exercise rexu-
lariy. Dosn's Reguiets viii proven, eoustin,.
ton. They induce mild. easy. heai,s,u,
action Of the bowels without gripping. All
your drugxist for them. ase.-4art.
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ANoS.
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Mill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-20
BIG COMPANIES WILL QUIT
Life Insurance Companies Desert the
Lone Star State.

Dallas. Tex. -Following a conference
~ New York between the directors of
n"u-resident life insurance companies.
Maurice T. Lo'kc. attorney for mos, Of
he hig nonresident companies. today
ann unces definitely tina, all Of the
laf ser companies will withdraw from
Texas July II and will not continue to
DO business in this State. some OF
them b I've already transferred their
records 10 points outside she State and
have removed their Office fixtures.
The cause for this action is the ina
bility of the companies to comply with
what Is known As the Robertson law
passed at the last session of the Texas
legislature, and which will 90 into
effect July II. This bill requires that
companies doing business in Texas shall
deposit 20 per cent of the reserves on
Texas business inside the State at de-
positaries To be designated by the
state. This deposit will be subject 10
the state, county and city taxes,
amounting to about $40 per $1,000.
They will be required to pay in addi-
ton tax of per one cent on gross pre-
miums collected.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-20
THE BOIL WEEWL IN TEXAS
DR.. w. d. Hunter Says They Have
Increased Amazingly.

New Orlenns. w. ID. Hunter,
government entomologist, and the most
eminent authority in the world on the
boil weevil, was in the city over night,
coming in from Dallas, Tex, last even
ing and leaving for Washington at Q
O'Clock this morning. Besre leaving
for Washington DIR. Hunter said:
The mild winter and the wet spring
have been exceptionally favorable to
the boil weevil, and they have increased
amazingly. From my observations and
from the observations of my assistants
calculate that there are thirty times
more weevils at the present time than
there were at this time last year. The
propagation of the weevil was nate
rally assisted by the great quantity of
volunteer cotton in Texas this spring.
the winter being so mild that much
cotton, even as far up as North Texas,
was not killed. The weeyil now ex-
tends from San Antonio to the river in
LOUISIANA and for a distance OF seventy
miles up into the Indian Territory
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-20
BORAX IS NATURES
MINE OF PURITY FOR
DAIRY UTENSILS.

Borax is first. cleanser that re-
moves dirt and grease with surprising
ease: second. IL Is a sweetener that
makes fragrant any surface that has
grown musty or stale from neglect:
third. II is an antiseptic or destroyer
Of germs. II prevents the development
OF bacteria or mouldy growihs. With
all this It is perfectly free from harm
In its resulting effects.
THE FARM CHURN Is kept free
from that stale odor II Il is washed
with Ilorax in the following proper
tious-i tablespoonful of Borax - a
quart ~ water.
THE DAIRY ROOM has nothing
about It but the pleasant aroma OF
fresh milk and cream and sweet butter
n II - kept clean with Borax. There
will be no soapy smell and no lurking
hint Of something gone wrong.
THE CREAM CROOKS take on an
extra freshness when washed with
Borax and water In the following pro-
portions tablesI ccnful Of Borax to
a quart Of water. This preserves the
fresh flavor % the cre1m.
THE FARM CREAM SEPARATOR
can be kept thoroughly sweet and
clean by a wash a. Borav and water
in the foiioSirg rroror11ns--i table
spoonful q Bctay 20 a c1ar; % water.
re sure that ycn got pure Ucrnz. To
ec sure. y1u must got 80 ,IJLE
TEAM BORtS.~ n yla are u7ab'e to
get 20 Mule Team" bad send US
your dealers name and 80 vii ar.
range 90 Supply y1u. no~&l~. rec.
Parlae Coast r1s-z Cc-- any. c..
caro- III