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Help Wanred-nale.

WANTED-Drug clerk 10 relieve Mondays
and Thursdays. Address BOX 49, Times Of
uee- my9-St
rs sTH. ST. sE-Pwo BARRIERS; 50 saturday;
SlO week, steady my9-St
wANTED-First-class shoemaker 50 week
guaranteed. 81 Sth st. Sc. my7-7t
Help Wanted
Male and Female.
wANTED-Young people to take a summer
course; much individual attention 10 pupils
wishing to review any study or 10 persons
animation. any study ) weeks. day. or II
weeks, evening. SO. WOODS CONNER
CIA1. SCHOOL. 81 East Capitol ST.
my1l-tf
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING can be
learned our school IN from 80 10 90 days;
position guaranteed; We teach Pitman. Gra-
ham. Gregg, Barnes. and Syllable systems:
lhdlNlcnal instruction. STENOGRAPHic.
ACADEMY. Sl5-5iS Colorado building my4-tf
wANTED-Any reliable man or woman in a
position 10 furnish the names OF contem-
plated purchasers or the names OF those that
are able and might be interested IN buying
high-grade Northwest real estate sold the
monthly payment plan or for cash will ind
II profitable 20 write for confidential In
teTyiew." II win cost you nothing TO give
position with both salary and commission.
Win call during the day or between and
pm; make an appointment. Address BOX
l6Z. City Postofhce- myS-sOt
wANTED-A nrst-class cook. man or woman;
for summer. Corner 18th 81. and Florida ave.
my1-3t
WANTED-Stenographer and typewrfters to
register with as. EMPLOYMENT DEPART
MENT. SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
Co. 6ls nth 81. city. mys-9t
SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
for the sostofice Department 10 be held May
pairing for these places. CAPITAL COM
COLLEGE,. $500 . 81. NV. apB-u
Situations Wanted
Female.
wANTED-situation by experienced tele-
phone operator: state salary. Address BOX
As Times Office: myn-9t
WANTED-Place as general houseworker,
1904 10th 81. NV myll-3t
wANTED-By experienced dressmaIxer. sew
ing in private family. Address MISS ALICE
ROUh- Bennlng. ID. C.. care W. A. keyser.
my10-2t
wANTED-By experienced nurse. a few more
engagements. III X St NV my1o-3t
Situations Wanted-Male.
wANTED-Position as special salesman.
Address BOX DOC" Times Office. II
WANTED-By young man. light work after
6 q. ID. S. COLNIN. SlZ L 81. NV. my1I-3t
WANTED-Position as meat cutter and gro
Gerry clerk Address BOX % Times Office
my11-2t
WANTED-By machinlst, work; hrst-class
all-rOund man: ten years experience Address
BOX 215. Times Office. rnylO-st
WANTED-By young man. white married
place as fireman. MENKE. 60 "a ST. sW
Inys-S
WANTED-House painting in all its branches:
JOB work a speciality 30 years experience.
also paperhanging. granting. and kaIsomin-
ing A. d. WALKER. AS South Capitol
, 81. myB-7t
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Floor Oil.

A HOUSECLEANING NECESSITY-After re-
moving your carpets, give the door a coat
Of HUNTERS DUSr-kILsLING FLOOR OIL:
makes Il smooth and glossy: S5c a gallon:
drop postal il5 Pennsylvania ave NV
Phone Main obs myl0-tf
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WanGed-ROoms.

yANTED-A furnished room for a single
man. near 9Th and SITS. ne. II. NJ. sos 9th
st ne. It
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BROOKLAND. d. G.
ARTHUR h r. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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UpholStering.
Rug Weaving.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpets; reliable and sanitary ECLIPSE
RUG CO., Laurel, Nd. Postal, we cali
mys-h
RUGS WOVEN out of old carpets. Drop
postal. WASHINGTON RUG Coz ssl 9Th 81
NV. Phone Main 1926 unh22-tf
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Help Wanted-Female.

in each section OF city
for a good business proposition. Address
or call 142S 6th ST. NV. myIl-2t
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Misunderstanding.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac, and all kinds OF
household goods BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th and U ST. NV. Phone North 1913.
Formerly 9Th and T. ap29-tf
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
R. L. CARNE a. CO.. 703 King St
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For SaIe-nisceIlaneOus.

WILL CALL and make keys. anywhere in
city. &c; locks put on and repaired; electric
bells. drop postal or phone North 500 wa
207 X ST. NV my1l-7t
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For Rent
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms.
THREE rooms. heat gas and bath for very
light housekeeping. 635 T 81. NV. myII-3t
S2s @ ST. NW.-rhree-rOom fat. second floor;
furnished or unfurnished; housekeeping; gas.
nlyu-2t
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ANACOSTIA.
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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birds. Dogs, Etc.

FOR SALE-St- Bernard pups. from prize
winning stock MADAME CATHERINE.
Good Hope. Anacostia. d. c myI0-st
FANCY poultry. pigeons. singing caaaries
breeding CAGES parrots. dogs. cats plant
food. goldnshes goats. rabbits Guinea pigs
ate sCdMlD'S BIRD STORE 10 Eth -
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For SaIe-Cows.

FRESH Jersey COW and calf HARRISON,
6th and Savannah St. Congress Heights. It
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Massage.
Millinery.

Millinery.
ALL TRIMMED HATS below cost; SO at e
81 at $3.50; 50 at 81; Saturday evening and
Monday only 122S Sth st. NV. uyII-St
LADIES' HATS dyed, cleaned and stvlishlv
renOdeled. trimmed and made IN latest
Partisan ideas BY NINE. FOERTSCHE, I'm
porter. 1912 + St NV. myII-2t
ALL TRIMMED HATS below cost: $40 at e
$ at $50. MARNET. SIG 1Ith 81. NV.
my9-3t
NINE. CROWDER. Milliner. formerly al 1so3
g St NV. has moved to go II st NV ana
ready 10 make hats IN latest style for 81
Apl9-3ct
Rowing, Packing, Shipping
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. now located AZ
905 NEW YORK AVE.
Large Padded Vans. 81 Load
2-horse Wagons. 50 Load
mhl6-0
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. etc
moved with care; packing and shipping a spe-
eialty- kREIG'S EXPRESS. 1924 II st. NV
Phone NJ. 20IO. aD24-sct
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ICE BOXES and chests that give satisfac-
ton are built at sos New YORK ave. NV.
Family ice boxes repaired. Phone Main
Als-f' aplo-Sot-exsu
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Help Wanted--Female.

wANTED-GirI for general Homework As
X 81. ne. 1t
WANTED-By small family in suburbs, on
TenleytoWn- Rockville electric line, girl or
woman for general homework; new house.
with modern improvements. pleasant home.
Address BOX 1876, Times Office. myself
WANTED-Woman for general homework
and good cook. 1923 18th st. NV. 1t
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WANTED-Drug clerk 10 relieve Mondays
snd Thursdays. Address BOX 49, Times Of
nee- my9-3t
rs sTH ST. sE.-Two BARRIERS; 50 Saturday;
Sl0 week. steady. Iny9-2t
WANTED-First-class shoemaker; 50 week
guaranteed. 911 Sth st. sc. my7-7t
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LOT OF GOOD second hand bicycles. S I'D.
HAVERFORD CYCLE CO.. 81 10Th 81 NV
RDl-6
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wANTED-Girl for general homework 81
Pennsylvania ave. NV. 1t
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
THE BABY CROP Is SCANI

suicide was prevalent almost alto
gether in the homes of the wealthy.
In that part Of the city given over to
luxury which furnished q total popu.
iation- OF about $4,000 In school dis
trict No, rs. there we're Just about the
same number OF children that there
We're In the Fifth and Sixth wards.
which furnished only 1000 people, Vic,
tor McCulloch, the census taker. who
IS Northwestern university student,
said that even this showing In the
wealthy homes was much better than
IL would have been had IL not been
That the maids and other servants
under II years OF age were included
as among the children
And there are considerably less chill.
dren altogether in proportion TO adults
than there We're year ago. Especial
ly In large districts of the city, which
show an increase In the total poruia.
ton. there was sharp decline in the
number OF children from last year In
the city as n whole there was an In.
crease Of Just seven children under 2i
years Of age during the year There
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
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He was q canvasser In the cheap
musical instrument line. and he was
not easily discouraged. "a he
shocked At this particular door he re-
memeered that he had called before.
Moreover. he had received a point.
saAnk NO" but he thought he knew
the value OF that from a woman
Oh, remarked the lady OF the
house. who had evidently come
straight from the wash-suh, It's yen
again, Is IT, Come in,~
Hopefully be accepted the invita-
tion, and followed his guide doNn the
uimiysHghted passage suddenly a
door opened on his right. and, before
he was aware OF II. he was nsheraa
into a room full OF bowling yoan gstess.
who redeubled their efforts al the
sight 81 a stranger
Then the canyasser turned 10 fas
his retreat cut OF, The door Was
locked behind him.
The woman went ON 9th her wash
Ing. and II was very detected inas
yidaai she led to the front door an
hour or so later
Now" she remarked. swe~sly. -if
you stiii feel convinced that require
. little more music In the house, you
might cali again
But he hasn't been seen In that
street since
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

are 4.isT boys under 81 years OF age.
loss OF eve for the year. and there
are s.7ss girls under 81 years. an In.
crease Of II School district No 70.
which includes the Third and Fourth
wards in the southern part of the city
showed total growth Of -. bur at
the same time loss OF CO children
under 81 years OF age,
That Evanston is. woaan's para
disc Is shown IN the census revelation
that there are l. sss more females than
males IN the city. Last year the pre-
pondersnce OF women was oniy 1856.
but with ~ men gone there were
enough females born or who moved
into the town to add 5i2 TO their ma
tority In fact. the eity's growth has
been entirely among its fehninine pop
ulation, no male having arrived TO re-
place the ~ who departed. So the
women have brought the total figures
70 e4.S24. an increase OF sss over last
year
ri the women continue 10 in
crease and the men continue 10 de-
crease the situation viii offer a prob.
lena too deep for even President
Roosevelt said one observer No
matter how much the women might be
inclined toward masrimony. their op.
portnnitie2 are lacking Evanston VIII
become an old maids home"
circumstance that has proved
surprise Is the growth OF race susciGe
among the negro population, Mr., Nc.
cuiloeh said that on Benson aveaue.
and In other districts occupied hy ne
groes. the number Of children was sur
prisingiy small. not larger. in fact.
than In the homes OF the rich whites.
Almost the only exception to the rule
OF small families among negroes was
In the home OF Rev Mr. Gales. iastor
OF the Second baptist church, where
there was a family Of eight chiidren.
University students were not in-
cluded IN the census. Had they been.
the total population would have been
nearly s.0o0 greater and the dispropor'
ton Of women even larger.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
CITY HAS NO CEMETERY.
Metallne. Wash. "a Years Old. Never
Had a Death,

Spokane. Wash.-Twenty tive years
a city and yet no cemetery within a
radius Of 40 miles. lie the claim nd.
vanced by the residents Of Metaline.
Wash 70 make the claim even more
remarkable. the city has been dead for
% years, although IL had great mineral
At its finger Sips. awaiting It, awaken.
ing. But within the last week IL has
shown sigas Of coming to its own
Metallne is unique in many respects
The absence 81 q cemetery Is case
in point Colville. 40 miles distant. ls
said to have the nearest cemetery u
was solemniy told by oid-,ime citizens
that there had been no funeral there
since the city was founded. and that
not one person had died q illness
One must 90 away In order To die. Is
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
NOT ELks' TEETH AT ALL.
Commercial Article Made from Bone
Declares Fur Buyer.

Kansas City, Mo.-Local hide aud
fur dealers are laughing right loud
over the news from Philadelphia that
the Elks adopted the plan OF discard
the elk's tooth as the emblem of the
order so that there may be an end
to the wholesale slaughtering of the
elk"
jewelers. who handle elks' teeth say
the stocks are low. and that they have
not been added to in the last two
years. but that the price has jumped
from so cents to $40 per pair for the
teeth. NJ. Lyons, who has been buying
furs In Kansas City for a quarter OF a
century, declared that so cents a pair
would be robbery for the commercial
''elk's tooth" OF to-day.
Because the supply is SO great"
was his reason The Elks need not
worry about the supply running out
so long as Armour is running and has
a bone pile. Armour sorts the bones
for knife handles. piano keys and elks'
teeth, among other things. The Best
People on Earth may weep as they
sit in their lodges. for the slaughter Of
the poor elk that the members may
have their teeth chattering all over
their watch chains their coat lapels.
and in their pockets, but IL would be
going too far to stop the industry of
hunting the elk's tooth.
About how many elk hides year
does your house get?" was asked. ex.
peeting the reply to be several thou
sand
Not over a couple. It was thought
How many elk hides are sold annu-
ally In the entire United States"
Not over 100"
How many are shot by private
hunting parties and the hides carried
home?"
Not over 200 elk year are shot on
the continent" the fur buyer declared
ruthlessly,
THAT means not over 400 eiks'
teeth available for the clubmen?" was
suggested.
TT does not mean anything Of the
sort Half the number OF heads are
mounted intact. keeping the teeth IN
them"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
GIRLS "rlools" STOPS WORK.
ST. Louis Contractor Cannot Pave Al
ley Because Men Want TO Dance.

81. Louis Recent developments on
Eads avenue would indicate that
walking delegates and union labor
pickets are not the emily people whb
force other people TO quit work
Miss Louise Myers, Of 3i36 Eads
avenue. Is a high class performer on
the violin and keeps herself up 10 the
mark by regular practice, A con.
tractor for the city Is at present en-
gagged In paving the alley in the rear
OF the Myers residence and employs
several negroes IN tho work The
other day the contractor asked Mr.
Myers TO lay OF" his daughter,
"Yon know. he said. this IL time
contract When your daughter plays
that fiddle can't get lick OF work
out OF my men, When she tunes NJ
they Just drop their spades and begin
10 hoe Il down"
Miss Myers agreed 20 suspend op
erations for week.
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the way they put II to one. They claim
sickness is almost unknown there.
Dead Man's Reef" below the falls,
has I'VE graves along the shore. but
this Is oceasioned by drownlngs that
have taken place up the river toward
Newport. the bodies floating 10 this
point, where they are thrown on the
reef and are placed IN the ground wlth.
out funeral or caSkat.
Indications poin, to a great future
for Meialine II Is nos wholly depend
ent upon the steamboats, that pit reg
Hlarly between Newport and lone
defiance Of so miles The beats can
not 20 below lone. which IL I've psiies
above Ms'sline the rapids lmpesinR
further progress
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
inventor Claims New Churr Extracts
Every Bit Of Fat From Cream

Fond du Lac, wis.-The extraction
Of every bit Of butter fat and easeia
from cream and milk Is the possibility
claimed for a new process for manu-
featuring butter. a churn for which
has been inverted By J. ~ o'Neil. Of
Dallas, Tex. and a company for the
manufacture Of waich has just been
incorporated In this city.
The new process consists in con
startly forcing air through the cream
as IL is churDed. This Is done by
means Of an air pump in the dasher
handle. with minute holes ali over the
daSher. The oxygen in the air pro
duces q chemical change in the cream.
combining the butter fat with the
casein and leaving only whey as the
waste product.
There is no butterniik at ali Il IL
claimed. every particle Of solid mat
ter being made into butter Il Is
claimed that in some cases over 100
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

London Sufferers ffom KDn, need
pot abstain frou any % their fasorfte
foods with the Idea % buinoring tkplr
enemy. vas ia effect statement made
by Dr Hale White. a Lon31u phyai.
eian at the medical congress a. EH.
eter He eoaiende1 there was no, 40
aiDm ~ evidence thar Any particular
food inap"neea chronic eDut Pbysf
clans sometimes forbade Sufferers 20
eat proisids, be said. INCLUDING. II
course rasat. but hos vas il hs
asked. that govt Ia greatly tess ~uin
mon noE, white the consumption OF
meat has enormously tncfeased9 As
to alcohol. how vas II that taeiotai
patients suffered from eirrb0sis 81 the
Ever that could not be dlsiingui she'd
from that aseribed TO alcohol
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
WOMEN IN EVANSTON, ILL.,, How
EVER, ARE PLENTIFUL.
Feminine Population Of Fashiona bic
Chicago Suburb Greatly Out
numbers Masculine-Figures
of Recent Census.

Chicago Evanston, north shore
city OF wealth, pride and culture, is
gaining in feminine population. is los.
ing her masculine inhabitants and is
confronted with race suicide.
This situation. regarded by sociolo-
gists as affording food for reflection.
was revealed the other day with the
completion OF the eity's annual school
census
The figures showed an increase OF
40 in the feminine population. de-
crease Of AZ in the number OF mascu.
line inhabitants and an increase of
only seven in the number under 81
years OF age.
The census taker found that race
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
THE eANoAeE SLIPPED OF.
Thereby Exposing a Fuse to Saws the
Family Pride.

A Kansas City professional man,
who is prominently identified with
Missouri politics. tells The following
story on himself; My folks moved
from Indiana to Johnson county. Mis-
souri,. when I was six years Of age
We settled on a farm near Holden
The first Sunday We were there. ant
while the family was preparing f0
Sunday school. IL was discovered tina
/ did not have any shoes NJ,
mother, realizing that folks would
talk II one of her children made his
first public appearance barefooted
suggested that | have a cloth tied
around one foot 10 create the impres.
sion that I was unable 70 wear shoes
because of a sore foot So the rag
was tied on me Everything went
a.ong smoothly and learned all about
what's his-name's bears eating the bad
children up. when | heard a smoker
from a boy afterwards licked He
was pointing to my right foot
glanced downward The rag had
slipped OF and my mothers ruse was
exposed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
weuldn's De soaked.

Uncle Henry" said the young man.
u want to raise enough money 10 pay
on my creditors and then wash my
hands OF the business I've been trying
TO run"
"Aii right, nephew" said the kind
uncle, = win iet you have hundred
dollars, II that viii help You
But hundred will be merely q
drop Ia the bucket"
"A drop Ia the bucket thought
you only wanted to wash your hands
mot to take q bath. Judge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
PAIR Rgwgo AFTER "a YEARS.
Children Bring AboU, Recoac s,ior
Between Divorced Couple.

Ithaca. y Y-Remarried after a
separation OF - years Is the record
Just made BY Col Henry T. s Kel.
logg and Mrs. Elizabeth Roshiag KEEL
logg HenTy
Col Kellogg married EliEzbefh
RoshinE Of Johannesburg more than 30
years ago. but after q few years the
couple were divorced Bo'h we're
again married but In recent years
the partner of each has died
Col Kellogg. who went west after
the divorce and eventually went 10
New York 70 live. recently visited his
old home The children Of bis FIRST
marriage brought abou; meeting and
= reconciliation has now resulted.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

Say, pa
Yes, nay boy"
ia the president always rights-
Why certainly"
DO you agree with him.
Yea"
Would you do Just A. he does. n
you bad the chanoeg~
y think | would
Then Just so out In The Yard and
split sosne wood for ma. sae the
president II doing that GA his yaoa.
tion. and be says tia a fne way 20
rest
hut right there the admirer Of
Teddy drew tho line Detroit VIE.
Press
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29
Tru.h sos u ; chln.m.n

Los Angeles. Cal--Afier csc senlre
men had been called jury 81 u men
has been found who viii hear ths eyi.
eence 81 DR.. O. s. Chan. a chinafaaa
charged with practiclnR medicine
without \ iieense. Nearly ali Of the
s7s yeniremen who di1 not qualify dc
clAred they fould not believe . China
man under oath.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

Jimmy Jenkins ito new boy In
noIghl1rhoodl what's yer old man
do What's be work at
Harold Harrington tioftiiyl
on the beach
Jimmy Jeakins--Den BEES wit sorns
bush league. KID. fer aere amt no sich
player ia d. National er Americaal---
Puck
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

Dear me. said her mother. = cant
see why you viii 40 on receiving at.
tentioas from Mr. Newton. He has
already aaaandersd half Of the for
tune that bis grandmother left him %
4 know thar. mama. and lniead TO
quit having anything 10 90 with him
just as soon an tha other bali 10
gone Chicago Record Herald.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

You have used the word donkey
several times Ia the last ten inmates.
Am ! 10 understand that you mean
anything ~ personal nature -
CsFtalaly not There are lots OF
doukeys ia the world besides you
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

Rstid--And wouldn't you trust your
chauffeur any further than you eoald
see him.
Greene--oh, yss; vftea ,rast him
Shen bss uaaet The machine --Yonk.
efs Statesman
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

i is perfect" said little
5. as she took the pins
hth ard Strengthened up
work.
HUNG the last touches to
pf a party-dress for the
Thompson.
he'd, her eyes caught In
Z reflection OF her own
figure in striking con-
of the stately girl In
Ter. and for Just one min
e into her heart a sense
kcontent, but it was gone
for Miss Timmons was
al little woman, and be-
was quite plain looking.
81 80, and she had never
br a party-dress In all her
son looked with delight
aceful reflection. for she
e girls pardonable pleas
her best.
Is you to perfection.
Alice, who was leaning
door, watching with ad-
ressmaker's def touches
Ter turn to be fitted. Il
ke will be as pretty. and
won't be two sweeter
bns looked gratified, for
hist in her way. and had
sure In success.
|es were, besides. to be
Feat event of the season,
Een by the Masons, and.
be case in a small town,
lad been thought of or
weeks among the young
|ttle Miss Timmons had
hnd ingenuity taxed to
provide pleasing and
mes for all those who
her aid.
b Alice. you know that
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

My husband and never quarrel"
she said.
I've always noticed" remarked the
crusiy old bachelor. that your hus.
band gets up and walks away when
people don't agree with him. Chi,
cago Record Herald.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-29

Freddy. you Ehouldn'; laugh out
loud in the sehoo.roosp. exclaimed the
teacher.
Il dsdn't mean TO do H." spoIoxlted
Freddy. Il wac smiling. when all Of
sudden the smile busted.