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NEPHI.

The following members of the CONNER
cial club with iht ir wives attended the
banquet aEd hall given in their homo
by the Arrafine Commercial club of
Manti yesterday: Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs T. L. Foote. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. w. G.
Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bgler,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. DEM. Mr.. and Mrs
Roy F. Homer. Mr.. and Mrs. VIC. Ormc.
MIR. and Mrs ID. O. Miner Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe L. Grover. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Reid. Mr.. and
Mrs Dunning. Mr.. and Mrs. James +.
Tanner. MIR and Mrs John CooDer AMI
Messrs. Jacob Coleman. ]. s. Ostlcr and
G. VI. WhtmOre.
Another large and successful affair of
the week was the NJ. I. A. party of the
FIRST ward. held last Tuesday evening
in the opera house. Dancing, games and
an entertaining little program was ren-
dered as follows: Recitation. Pearl
Sparks: address on Mutual Improvement
work Mrs. Mary NJ. Chase: humorous
stories. Jacob Coleman: presentation of
prizes to winners of games. T. c. VIM.
Mrs. W. l.. Cook entertained a few of
her friends at a Kensington last Satur-
dav afternoon. Those present were
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" Wednesday evening last promptly at 30
CLOCK James E. Knapp of Moroni and
Miss Clara Hougaard of this city were
married at the home of the brides mar
ents. Mr., and Mrs. John II. Hougaard by
President Lewis Anderson The Young
people are held in high esteem in their re-
spective localities and wherever known
Mans- relatives and friends We're present
10 extend congratulations. and many pres
ents Of value were given to the young
people. 1t is understood that Mr. and
Mrs. Knapp will make their home in
Manti.
jr.. and Miss Mary Crawford. was solemn
lied at the temple Wednesday of last
week by President Lewis Anderson. A
fashionable reception was given the even
ing of the marriage at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Crawford, parents of tile
bride Many guests were present to offer
congratulations. The presents were many
and beautiful They will make their home
in MaHti.
gave successful concert in Manti Tues
day evening last. The program and sing
ing was excellenF and much appreciated.
Mr.. Andeiin was formerly a resident of
Manfi
James c. Jensen and Ernastine Carve Of
Chester were married at the temple Wed
neSday last.
Professor Daniel H Robson spent a day
or two in Pleasant Grove last week, re-
turning Monday last.
Edward r. Parry is in California.
Mrs Lydia II. Candiand of Mt. Pleas
ant was in Msnti this week the guest of
DR. and Mrs W T. Hasler.
The county clerk issued licenses TO wed
curing the week as follows: joseph G. Jen-
ant, Hal Taylor OF Sunnyside and Eleanor
Andersen Of Mantf, James E. Knapp of
Horonil and Clara H0ugaard of Manti:
Herbert Anderson and Marie Sorensen of
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Evans entertained
at progressive finch Friday evening" in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Austin of
Idaho Falls. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. lanes NJ. Kirkbaum. Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs
s W. Ross Mr.. and Mrs. Heber G. Webb
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Austin. Mr.. and
Mrs s. s. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs A
Jarvis, Mrs. Elmer Peterson and Miss
Hazel Evans A dainty supper was
served.
Professors Merrill and Lyman of the
l. of T. addressed an educational meet
ing in the new tabernacle Wednesday
night
Dr. and Mrs. r. E. Steele were Salt
Lake City visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Stice returned this
week from pleasant two weeks trip to
the coast
J. c. Holbrook, Of the HoIbrook- smed-
ley Mercantile company of Bountiful is
visiting with his brother, DR.. H. c. HoI-
| brook
Henry McClish and Norman Imirie. the
gospel wagon missionaries. who have been
laboring in Lehi for two months have
gone 10 American Fork TO take up the
James NJ Kirkham went to Scranton
Friday, on mining business.
Mrs B. w. Brown has been spending
the week in Provo the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Josie johnson.
Ernest Campbell and wife of GoldfieId
Nevada, and Miss Rachel Campbell of
san Lake City, are the guests of Mrs. o
A Slade..
Mrs. Almeda Harmon returned this
week from a two months visit to Los
Angeles.
W. w. SOuthworth has gone on an ex-
tended business trip to Chicago and
other business centers.
Mrs. T. r Cutler of Salt Lake CITY
spent two days this week the guest of her
daughter. Mrs J. Y. Smith, and Mrs. c.
c. Friel
The NJ. I. A. gave a most successful
Washington's birthday party Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renwell spent Sunday in
Salt Lake
john Heldquist. who has been Iaboring
IN Colorado for several years as beet
expert is home again for months
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Brems of Salt
Lake City. are spending a week with
friends ~ Lehi
Mrs. A NJ. Stewart has gone to Bing-
ham Canyon TO visit her daughter, Mrs
Copenhaver
Leon Taylor of Sugar City, is visiting
his parents in Lehi
The Home Dramatic company is re-
hearsing play TO be pa. on in the near
future.
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RiCHFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs George A Beal went to
EDhraim Sunday on visit to>relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Captain NielsoTfS returned
TO Bingham Monday after couple OF
weeks visit with relatives here.
Miss Irene Seegmiller came down from
Salt Lake Saturday on visit to her
Mrs John Gledhill of Vermiion visited
in Richfield this week with relatives.
II. w. Ramlose made trip to Ephrain
and back this week.
Mrs. Taylor Goodwin visited in Joseph
Mrs Parker.
the past week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John ThOlman.
Mr.. and Mrs E. W Payne departed on
their return trip to Mexico Sunday. after
a couple of months visit here with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. w. \. Spafford of Anna
bella went to Manti Wednesday on a
visit
Mr. and Mrs. p +. Peterson of Salina
were among Richfield's guests the past
week
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Lewis of Salina Wis
tied in Richfield with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Lewis the past week.
Mrs. Frank Sargent of Marysvale Wis
tied with relatives in Riehfield during the
E Z, Hoffmann left Sunday for Bos-
ton.
A H Ackerson and Alfred Carr went
to Salt Lake Sunday. MIR. Carr will spend
leave for his home in New York City.
Rev. f. f. Mork returned TO Mt. Pleas
Nant Sunday after weeks stay here with
the Rev and Mrs. W. l.. Dexter.
Willard Andelin and Miss Arvila Clark
have been in Richfeld the past week Wis
iting with Mr.. Anderlin's parents
Mrs. Willis Johnson came down from
Marysvale Saturday to join her husband.
who came down from Salt Lake with the
legislators.
Mr. and Mrs. p. H Csndlapd came
down from Salt Lake Saturday with the
legislators
John Graves. George Taylor and Fred
Jorgenson were Ephraimites who spent
Saturday in Richfieid with the legislature.
Miss Blanche Allen, who has been Wis
iting with Mrs. ]. ]. WOOdring for a cOu-
pie of weeks, returned to Salt Lake Sun
day.
Mrs. Charles Lammersdorf visited in
Salt Lake the past week-w
Mrs. Peter Justesen returned to her
home in Chester Tuesday. after spending
several weeks with her son. A. J. Juste-
sen
L. S. WoodFing went to Mt. Pleasant
Sunday to spend a few days with rela-
tiveS.
Thomas Brown returned from Los An
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LOGAN.

The biggest social event of the week
was the reception rendered Messrs BuIlen.
Hendriekson. Anderson, Crawford and
Lindquist the retiring officials Of The
Cache Y. NJ. NJ. ]. A. at the b. Y. col
legt, on Wednesday evening A throns. of
people attended the function There was
snort musical program, presentation of
tokens to the retiring members a dance
| basketball game and refreshments
Mr.; and Mrs w. r. Davis entertained
on MONDAY evening. II being their crys-
tai wedding anniversary. About forty
guests were present and they spent a
very pleasant evening in social pastime.
Albert Hoffman and Miss Marguerite
Gronqulst. two popular young people of
Logan, were married Wednesday eve
ming, and a reception followed the cere-
mony, being held at the brides home
Mrs J A. Jones entertained a party o.
0ld-Jlme friends at dinner on Tuesday
Twelve persons were present
MIS- William Palmer started Monday
Tor Los Angeles. where she will visit for
"a time with relatives and friends
Fred Meissner visited friends in Salt
Lake and Ogden during the week.
MISS Olive Sandberg of Cornish. Idaho.
+. Clemenson
Newton Farr of Ogden. spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Logan friends
The old folks of the Second ward were
Frank c. Goodwin is preparing to leave
Tor southern California where he will
in future make his home
W. b. Mondcll of Seattle spent the fore
part of the week with Logan friends.
Professor w. II. Apperley was banquet
60 by his students Of the Parry school on
Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Needham of Pres
ton visited with Logan friends and rela-
tives the first part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. L. Berntson returned
nome the first part of the week from
trenton, where they spent a week as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanson
The l. A. c. cadets gave their annual
military bali on Friday evening. 1t was a
big success.
Bishop George H. Carver of Preston
Idaho, spent the first days of the week
with Logan friends.
Misses Amelia and Caddy Schweitzer
started for San Francisco, Tuesday. They
will remain there for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. l. W Jensen entertained
at cards on Monday evening. Twenty
guests played high five. Refreshments
were served.
e W. Ryberg returned this week from
Ely, Nevada.
W. c. Cameron of Denver is visiting in
logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H Turner of Muir
ray visited friends in Logan this week
Messers William and Clifford Goodwin
returned from California. Sunday. They
will very likely go to the coast to live
shortly
D. II. Thomas returned from Idaho on
Saturday.
Misses Meta Newbold and Armenia
Mangham entertained their young friends
at the formers home Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Bridge of Paris
Idaho, visited with Logan relatives this
week.
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geles Saturday. where he went some time
ago for his health. He is looking much
better.
]. e Haywood. president of the State
Bank of Garfield. was in Richfieid this
week attending a meeting OF the State
Bank of Sewer.
MIR. and Mrs. Lionel Bean came home
from Bingham Wednesday and will re-
main here at present.
Reginald Brain returned from Salt Lake
this week and will remain for some time
with his parents.
Mrs James Castle returned to Hike.
New. Sunday after a visit here with her
brother. f. P Erickson. She has decided
TO SEP out at Hike and move to Richfield
and make her home here in the future.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued the past week by Clerk Farley Ma
gieby: Melvin Fillmore of Burrville and
Eliza Roundy of Venice. Walter f.
Brown and Martha a. Norman. both of
Joseph: George w. Humphrey of Salina
and Mary Z. Bridges of Sewer, All three
couples were married by the clerk.
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MURRAY.

Mrs. Otto F. Clark is home from Sandy.
where she has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. d. Hardcastle-
Mrs. l.. NJ. Miller gave birth to baby
boy Wednesday morning. All doing
nicely.
Lon Mackay has recovered from his
sickness and is attending school at Salt
The AIiller-Cahoon company is building
another big warehouse in addition to the
one they already have
Frederick Clark of Mt. Pleasant has
been visiting his son, o. F. Clark. the
past week
Mrs. A. Polly spent a day in SAL Lake
this week visiting her mother
George Granter and vile nave lett Tor
Old Mexico TO be gone about one month.
Mr. Granter's health has been failing
in the last month
The Murray ward choir is practieing
almost every night for their concert. 1t
is under the leadership of William Rob
ertson.
A crowd of school boys pleasantly sur
prised their teacher, Miss Mary Helm.
one night this week Games were played
and every one had an enjoyable time.
RS. r.. Leslie of idaho has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. NJ Smith, the past
]. w. Cahoon will leave shortly for
Mrs. Daniel Smith spent a day in Salt
Lake this week visiting her daughter
Frank Hill left for England on his
Robert Bruce Harker Of Taylorsvilie
and Miss Emma Boyce of Murray were
united in marriage during the week A
wedding reception was held at the Har-
ker home at TaylOrsviile Wednesday
evening.
Mrs G. Webber of Salt Lake is in town
for short visit.
Mrs C Msckay of Salt Lake was Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Daniel Smith. one
day this week
The NJ G. club will give a dance at the
assembly hall shortly.
Mrs William Churches entertained the
Ladies' Aid Wednesday afternoon.
White & Savage gave a dance in the
Trocadero Friday evening in honor of
Washington's birthday. There was a
large attendance and every one had an
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ent Of a pleasant surprise given by a
number Of her friends at her home Tues
day evening Games. singing and recita-
IONS an contributed TO a pleasant even
ing Lunch was served.
Mrs I. A. Thurman was the charming
hostess at a dinner party given at her
nome Friday afternoon About thirty
guests enjoyed the afternoon.
Miss Arvilla Clark and Willard Andeln
are visiting friends in ARichfield this
week.
Mrs. Eta Ritter entertained at chill
dren's party at her home Wednesday aft
ernoon. in honor of the birthday OF her
little daughter.
A pleasant surprise was given Miss
Bertha Chamberlain at her home Friday
evening by a large number OF friends
social evening was passed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Glazier visited
friends in Richfield this week.
Miss Chloe SmOot is visiting relatives
I in Salt Lake for a few days.
Miss Sarah Harries entertained the
members of the Sixth Ward Sewing club
at her home Thursday evening. A pleas
ant social time was spent and refresh
ments were Served.
Miss Lou Nelson visited friends in Salt
Lake this week.
Misses Louie Bateman and Eilda Strong
are the guests of Miss ESsie Reese Of this
city for few days.
Miss Cora Dusenbe-ry visited friends in,
Salt Lake this week
hostess az a family dinner at her home
Sunday. Covers were laid for twenty
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Farrer was celebrated
Monday evening at their home. About
seventy relatives and friends were pres
ent TO extend congratulations and good
wishes to the esteemed couple. Music.
games and social chat were enjoyed by
all An elaborate supper was served.
Mrs. John McAdam delightfully."- enter
tanned at a chilGren's party at her home
Saturday afternoon in honor OF the fifth
| birth anniversary Of little Miss Vera. A
of little friends and a sumptuOus birth
/ day dinner was partaken of.
Mrs. Ivy Mortensen delightfully."- enter
| tanned at dinner Friday afternoon in hon
or of her mother. Mrs. Louisa Holden or
! salt Lake About twenty guests enjoyed
an elaborate spread and social afternoon.
Mrs. J. G. Graham entertained at din
ner Friday Mrs Sherman. Miss Edith
sherman. Edith pInham and Mrs. Harris.
| A number of friends pleasantly sur
prised Master Nerl Haws Friday evening
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Arthur Haws.
Mrs. Ad Anderson was the pleasing
I hostess at a children's party At her home
| the fifth birth anniversary OF her daugh-
/ ter Athis. About twenty-five little ones
! made merry the afternoon with games
| and various amusements. A dainty lunch
/ was served.
Mrs Pearl Thomas delightfully."- enter
| tanned at dinner at her home Tuesday
afternoon. Covers were laid for fifteen.
Continued on Page s.
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PROVO.

The Commercial club is making extern
sive preparations for reception and mu-
steal to be given in the club rooms
March 4 in honor of the engineers of the
reclamation service and their wives.
A grand reception and ball was given
Thursday evening at the Hotel Roberts
by the Priscilla club. The room was ar
tiStically decorated with potted plants
and ferns. About sixty couples enjoyed
Q delightful evening. Light refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Fern Decker fittingly
celebrated their fifteenth wedding ami
versary Friday evening at their beauti-
full new home on Academy avenue. Many
guests were present from Salt Lake. and
Ogden. Music cards and games were
enjoyed by about fifty guests. An elab-
crate supper was served.
Miss Lizzie Rowe, Miss Nina Houston
and Mrs w E. StOker went over to
social given by the Y. L. NJ. 1. A. in
honor of Miss Rowe. who for a number
of years was president of the associa-
ton. a pleasant social evening was en-
ioysd.
The staff of the White and Blue de-
lightfulIy' entertained their friends at a
Washington party at the Z. Y. university
Friday evening. The hall was decorated
for the occasion. but that (which caused
much comment and praise was the rep
RESERVATIONS of George and Martha Wash
ington by w. L. Wanlass and Miss Bea-
tEice Mellor. their makeup being excep-
I tlOndUy RCUU Inc tNtiiillS WIS utiSiit-
fully passed in music, dancing and the
partaking of dainty refreshments.
Mrs Eta Ritter visited relatives in
Mercur this week.
Misses Florence and Helena Warner and
Henry Cease were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Tying of American Fork Sun
day.
Miss Nina Houston spent Sunday with
relatives in American Fork.
Mrs Electa Dixon and Mrs. Sarah Dix
on entertained at a kensington Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Annie Mendenhall was the recipi-
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EPHRAIM.

ei ns domestic science and dressmaking
r 1855 Of the Snow academy gave a
Try iast evening in the assembly hall.
IT. arrowhead Commercial club of
uisbta. gave their annual party Friday
81 d Hanson's pavilion.
al; and Mrs Albert johnson anS their
S4nSa''e Grace returned from Salt Lake
4 liord MeAIHster of Provo was in
ssces 'nis week renewing old acquaint-
qy John ereayes. Geo. Taylor. IT.. Jas.
urss,- so ~ and Fred JOrgenson spent Sat
Hss and Sunday in Richfield.
a. r., "eggeland, the pioneer artist
~, az. vas out from Salt Lake for a
On" WIN friends. While in the city he
"a s Shoest Of his old college chum. p
Gold bise'ow. general auditor of the
ssal g. e.sssssepnent company. spent sew
f5sl Murray.
sf Mem, ette Bryan. telephone operator
here tbis was visiting the hello girls
cshntv public school teachers of Sanpete
uraav' 'Het IN the Snow academy Sat
Teachers sron ". King lectured to the
Cono,s. her Saturday.
Miner ~ superintendent Of Schools A. L.
Of tire erasairFiew, was in town the last
week. -
College as Robinson of the Agricultural
and cit,,sl Ulan. spoke TO the students
ding. ''-ens OF EDhraim last Sunday eve
fhas s,s1s = Newton z Moves has pur-
renter So ~, 4-arson's fine residence on
herelo,.-a.ir.soh. field supervisor Of the Cold
tip to s colo~. company. is home from a
Fairview academy orchestra went to
Concert. siuay to give a dance and
Ss in F hSll Of Salt Lake City is visit
sansroert Anderson som ~ WI NJ
II Tho ' Dor Doth Of EphraEm. were married
- "0''Se Of The groom 5 mother last
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Week's Social Happenings in Cowns Of State

"Wednesday evening Bishop Beal per-
formed the ceremony.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Otterstrom at
their home Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lund were
rendered a very pleasant surprise at their
home Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs George Beai of Rich
field are in town visiting with friends.
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Misses Spanberg. Lasley. Swenson. An
derson. Peterson and Mesdames Louise
Homer and Mark Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Hague entertained
at dinner last Sunday in honor of Mrs
Gwen Andrews of Salt Lake.
Miss Maude BeilistOn entertained
Thursday evening in honor of Misses
Fleming TruxeH and Dot Wilson of Pay
son.
Bertha Mcpherson went TO Provo last
Thursday
Guy L. Thomas of Logan was visiting
his sister this last week
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enjoyable time. Dancing was kept up I'M
til Il o'clock Music was furnished b. the
NJ. l. A club of Salt Lake.
Mrs Elizabeth Moore will leave short
" for the east on an extended trip.
g. II. Lyon is home from Los Angeles,
where he has been on a pleasure trip.
Miss Rachel Chambers was pleasantly
surprised at her hOmess on Seventeenth
South street Eridav evening.
The Washington times., 1907-06-23
= :. AIDS TO CORRESPONDENTS x x

whole weight is supported by the hand
and feet. II is comparatively easy 10
get the body from the floor as far as
the knees. but 10 bring II up 70 the
full extent just described Is not easy
at first II should be tried first on one
side and then on the other
The following exercise, II preser-
vered with. will reduce flesh around
the hips First. raise the CUtsIreIcne0
arms above the head the body retain
ing its erect position. then bend slowly
forward from the waist, so tnaI the
fingers come as near touching the floor
as possible without straining IN any
way. This is done without bending the
knees. In recovering position. let Ins
arms relax and sink down as the pocy
strai ghIens up Second with hands
placed lightly on the hips, the myers
pointing forward. let the body drop
forward easily. so that IL is bent at
the waist This must be done gently.
as BY Jerking more harm than good IS
done. From this cent uOSluon roll
the body round to the right. counting
four for IL 70 reach the position OF be-
being careful 10 do IL very easily 81
first till the muscles have gained
strength Cor an eXaEEerauOn or tho
movement may cause real pain Then
on TO the left, and back 70 the front
Practice again. only start toward Ito
left The waist acts as a pivot on "a
which the trunk swings, and the head IS
easily relaxed. Third-In this exercise
the hands have the same position. out
now the body Is bent forward from the
waist, then back. then 70 the right ana
| left Each movement should occupy
( four counts Take these exercises gen
tly. but let the movements be nrTn ana
strong Avoid the sighted strain OF
/ the muscles. No cOrsets should De worn
! while praCtlC1nE them
The Washington times., 1907-06-23
Help From a Correspondent.

I saw In your Answers to Cores
pondents" a paragraph headed, Treat
ment for Bunions." in which your cor
respondent, "a. g." says: II have
been using one of your recipes for bun
ions. II is composed of carbolic acid,
glycerine, and iodine. 1t has taken all
the soreness out OF my bunions, but II
hasn't taken the swelling down"
ingredient mentioned here necessary for
the mixture 20 take the soreness out
of the bunions, and say how and when
applied.
Rubbing the callous substance with
a piece OF sandTaper morning and
evening thereby reducing it, and rub
bing the part affected, or the entire
foot, afterward, With the hand for about
minutes, will remove the swelling.
In tie evening, after using the sand
The Washington times., 1907-06-23
A Variety of Questions.

AM using cocoa oil for a massage
cream to develop the bust. and
would like to know II cocoa oil is
the same as cocoa butter. and
whether the cocoa oil is good for the
face.
I am very thin, and would Ike 10
gain a little flesh. Can you help meZ
1 am eighteen years old and weigh 10
hounds. DO you think excessive per
spiration has anything 10 do with my
being thin? Ny hands and. other parts
OF ny body persDire all the time. winter
and summer Can you tell what causes
this and how to overcome it,
I have taken about four bottles Of the
Vaucaire remedy. but 1t did not seem 10
do me any good. <. NJ. {.
Cocoa oil and cocoa butter are not the
same thing though they have the same
origin. Instead of using cocoa oil l
The Washington times., 1907-06-23

and beautiful, by the very games u
which an youngsters are naturally fond
Parents and children might well eN-
ercise together. for the very same az
tfvitv and eNertion IS good sor nolL-
Il is a thousand times better than dreary
drilling in some hot room. OF YEARLY
leaning out OF a window in the yam
attempt 20 convince ones SELF that one
is praCtiCing deep breathing exercises
For the only place IN which one can
breathe properly Is out under lio >is--.
with the fresh air full upon one. and
mind and body alike employed IN the
pleasant change Of occupation that alone
is true rest