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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-11
FUNERAL NoT1CFs

L EE skhsON.-The funeral OF nir. Jonas M
afya gay, ghe died March d isoS at OCEAN See
i -tk Saltornia, will be held from, his
1',ta residence al1 east Eleventh South
1s55 ~ at IL A. m. Tuesday, March L,
- l M sqnt in South Cottonwood cerna-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-11

Bank Clcariugs---Today's local bank
olcGringH amounted to s1.192, Ss0,f4 as
against sSsg,s5S.TO for the same day
laat year
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-15
CracsvllIs. Fine School Builkine.

That prosperity in n community is al
ways followed by accelerated interest
in education, is being constantly demon.
strated Take the late example Of
Graceville in West Florida. Grown up
almost in a night, this thriving little
town has one of the only two brick
school buildings west Of the Chatta-
hOochee
This building recently erected at n
cost Of between twelve and fifteen
thousand dollars, was "dedicated' last
week with great enthusiasm. Supcrin-
tendent Holloway and other distinguish
ed gentlemen were invited over TO make
speeches 10 AN audience of over five
hundred persons, and "A gala day Of gen
erpl rejoicing and mutual conRratula-
tiOns followed.
IL Isa good work the very best. Let
II go on
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-15
PardOninR Board.

The Board of Pardons met AT the
Capitol last week, and devoted three
days to the consideration Of cases many
Of which had been presented to the
Board, A large number Of these cases
were acted upon favorablv, though the
greater number were dcnicdi Among
the more important Of the latter were
two from Escambla county. h II. Bur
ton, who had been deputy clerk of Es-
cambia, serving Sycars FOR forgery and
embezzlement. His case was presented
by BlOunt and Carter. j M. Andrews,
ex-chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners OF Escamba county,
serving term Of years on a charge
Of forgery and uttering forged paper,
was denied
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-15
S6s.OO Sewin1 liarhlns

10 be- sold at a great sacrifice excel
lent condition no reasonable offer re-
Jected. Terms easy, No agents con-
sidered. Opportunity ~ lifetime Ad-
dress y Y. H., Tallahassee. Fla. 3S-2t
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-15
For Sale Cheapi

A one and onc.half horse power Gas
oline Engine for sale at hargain at
this office. 23-tr
Ir Miles AMI Pain rms rulJryC pain
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26

CARRIED TO SUCCESS
is the enterprise of many wise business
man by the strengthen the fact that his
checks are all drawn and honored by
banking institution whose reputation
for integrity is a fixed fact. And as it
is an accepted fact that every sound
business man must have sound bank,
The Merchants & Farmers Bank
avails itself of the privilege of its UNI
doubted reputation to solicit your ac-
counts. Z
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
If YOU HAVE fsa,isPSyA


OH SICK HEADACHE, READ THIS
People that have Dyspepsia have, weak
stomaciis. weak hearts, weaks eyes and
are Usually weak ksseed. They feed blue,
ana the yorldi in general has a bilious look
20 them. They have SO many symptoms
mat 1t IS difficult to locate the place where
they feeithe worst. The act is, the source
rom which they get their strength has
been cut oil, and they are sick all over
IAe rood taken into the stomach remains
unaigested, causing belching and bilious
attacks, followed by sick-headache and
general weakness. The medicine that
puts the stomach in condition SO that the
food can be readily digested, will cure dys-
pepsIa and make strength. We have cured
thousands of persons during the past rs
years with Dr.. Gunn's Improved Liver
fuis. "A S5c. box of these pills are worth
more to people with poor digestion than
six mouths ofdieting or gallon of pepsin.
we VIII send two of these pills to prove
what they viii do. II only takes one for .
doss. Just send name and address on pos
vi card. Druggists sell them for 2Sc. a box
or sent by mail Oh receipt of price, Write
IN. BOSAf'flo Co.. PHILADA.. PA,
For Sale by E. c. Shepherd. Druggist.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
Cement Pipes.

Pipes made of reinforced concrete
for transmitting water under pres
sure have been constructed These
pipes are really one continuous tube,
each several hundred feet long In
addition they are from two feet to
three feet. the longest single section
being 600 fset. The inside is made
smooth, planed lumber being used in
the forms.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
TIE
General Demand

IF the Well-Informed Of the World has
always been for simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known
value; a laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because its com
ponent parts are known to them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action
In supplying that demand with its ex-
cellent combination Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA, the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on the merits Of the laxative for its remark
able success.
That is one Of many reasons why
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA is given
the preference by the Well Informed
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, ar | for sale
by all leading druggists. Price i4fty cents
per bottle.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. R.

Schedule in effect Nov. IL, 1907.
Leave Martinsburg.
DAILY. xDaily except Sunday. zSun-
day only.
Eastbound.
For Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia & New York, No. IL *1226 a.
m; No. *4.19 a. M; No. 10 +4.3i
a. M; Nos, a10.05 a. M; No. g.
s10.2S a. M; No. 6, s2.37 p. M; No
Ia, ISIS p. M.
For Baltimore and Way Stations, Nc
IS x6.0o p. m; No. 16, x12.15 p. m.
For Winchester, No. 8, x10.05 a. m;
No. 6, x2.37 p. M; No. IS. x6.00 p. m
For Hagerstown, No. s. x1005 a. m.
! For Frederick, No. 10, x4.31 a. M. N .
5, 1905 a. M: No. 16, x12.15 p. M;
No 6, x2.37 p. M; No. Is, x600 p. M
Westb0und.
For PIttsburg and Connellsville, No.
So. fills a. M; No. S, *3.17 p. m. i;
No. 3, +11.28 p. M;
For Romney, No. Is, x6.30 a. M; No.
So, KILLS p. m.
For Berkeley Springs, No. Is, x6.30 a.
m; No l, x6.11 p. m.
For Chicago, via Pittsburg, No. 55,
fills a. m.;No. s, *3.17 p. m. Via
Grafton, No. Z, +737 p. m.
For Cincinnati Louisville and st
Louis, No. 3, $3.50 a. M; No. So,
s11.1S a. M; No. l, 46.11 p. m, via
Parkersburg.
For Keyser, Piedmont and Grafton,
No. 8, +2.50 a. M; No. SIS, *111s a.
m; No. 5, s3.17 p. m; No. /, 1911
p. M; No. Z, *737 p. m.
For Wheeling, No. IS. *11.1S a. M,
No. z. s7.37 D. m.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
Grocery For Sale.

Owing to my continued illness am
compelled to dispose of my grocery
store, 1873 North Queen St. The loca-
ton is central, and the stock of goods
fresh. For further particulars apply
to Alb w. Martin st.
1877. HOWARD E. HILL.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
CHRISTMAS IN CHURCHES
lContinned from page I'D

Recitation-Joe's Christmas Mary
Walker.
Song No. -.
Exercise--Youll Never Come Back
From There.
Song No &c.
Exercise-King Winter, Santa Claus
and Fairies.
Presentation of gifts.
Song No. %.
Benediction.
Observation-Disclosures
First Methodist Episcopal.
Song No. Following the Star
BY the school,
Responsive reading-By the school.
Invocation-By the pastor.
Song No. 4--He Came-By the
school.
Address of Welcome-Miss Louise
Harrison.
Recitation-A Star Shown-Edith
Blake.
Recitation-The Oldest song-Lu-
ellie Powell.
Song No. 60, Shining Starry
/ the school.
Recitation-Go Bless Us All-Ray-
mond Hare.
| Recitation-If Santa Came in Sum-
mer time-Benjamin ]. Smith
Solo-Tattling to Santa-Elenor
Dorm.
Song No. s-carroling Bells-By
school
Exercise-Jesus the Wonderful-14
children.
Exercise-The Xmas Box chill
dren.
Recitation-He Loved Us so-Julia
Conley.
| Song 10--Lullaby-by choir.
ecitation-Giving or Keeping
Harvey Michael
Song No. 12-Glorious Message
by school.
Misunderstanding Up Santa
Lawrence Lamp.
| Exercise-God's Gifts--10 children
/ Song-Little Stars-Primary depart
ment.
Recitation-Jus in the Place Where
| We Live--Guy Appel.
Song No. 16-The Angels Song
| by school.
! tation-Marions Dream--Nellie
Beard
Song No 1s-who Is This2 ~ the
school.
Exercise--what Jesus Brought
boys.
/ Exercise-star Of Hope-11 young
ladies'.
Address-by pastor.
Song No. 21-Open Your Heart
10y school. N
4 Distribution of candy
Trinity NJ. E. Church, South.
4 March-By League orchestra.
Selection-By League orchestra.
Song-Strike the Harps of Glory.
Prayer.
Duet-Alleen Farney, Lillian sites
Exercise--Great Joy-Fifteen child
rem.
| Christmas Bells Are Ringing
Ger the World
! Exercise-signal Lights for Jesus
(Six children).
:. Song-Primary class.
/ Recitation-Hello, Santa -Slizabetl
Hudson.
Recitation--If You're Little Boy
Sprague Grove.
1 Song-Lighting Up the World
Recitation-Rose Rice.
Recitation-When | Awoke-Giadys
Fahrney
4 Solo-Roy Emory.
j Selection--Sunbeam and Shadows
BY League orchestra.
Recitation-Merry Christmas-Katit
| McClier
Northumberland of Santa Claus
-Aileen Fahrney
Song-He Comes, He Comes.
Recitation-Charles Kilmer
Exercise-For the Christ Child's
Sake-(Six children.)
Duet-Belle Fauver, Kathleen Smitl
Recitation-Dorothy's Christina.
lGift-Emma Ardinger.
| Song-Sweet be Thy SAUNDERS.
Recitation--A Bit of Holly Thelm;
Amey.
Recitation-Glad Tidings-Mariol
Ramsey.
Address-By pastor.
4 Song-To Bethlehem
Benediction.
Distribution of candy
Christ Reformed.
The 6 o'clock morning service
| Processional--Adeste Fideles.
Anthem-Salue the Happy Morn
4
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26

Synonyms.
It's simply impossible for woman
to tel the difference between her
firstborn and genius.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26

Anthcm-How Beautiful Upon the
Mountains--Mills.
Offering for orphans homes.
The Song of the Magi-Miles
The Lords Prayer.
Nunc Dimittig-No. T73.
The beendiction.
In the evening at o'clock the
Sunday school rendered a service es-
pecially prepared by the Sunday
school board of the church.
Song-duet and chorus--Aisses Ca
Uterine Feidt. andWEdna Gerling.
The Air is Full of Miss
Byers' class, Misses Grace Bettz, Ma
ry Bremen, Naomi Dysert, Elizabeth
Kogelschatz, Mary Romer, Margaret
Seibert and Iva Thomas.
Angels Chant the Story-duet and
Misses Myrtle Stewart and
Claire Sakeman.
Awake in Joy-Misses Elizabeth
Trimble and Henrietta Farnsworth.
The infant department was repre-
scented in the recitations by Ruth and
Naomi Farnsworth, Grace Pearrel,
Sallie and Blanche VanMetre, George
and Alice Feidt, George Bremen and
Anna Lee Weaver
At the close of the service, the
school returned to the chapel, and,
after recitation by little Miss Cath
crime Blondel, received their Christ
mas gifts.
United Brethren.
Song-Who Is the Child.
Address-By superintendent.
Scripture Rcading-By pastor and
prayers
Song-The King Is Born.
Recitation-Ch Christmas Morning-by
Emma Wilson
Song Behold, Ger Syrian Plains
Affair.".
Exercise-The Bells.
Song Christmas Bells.
Recitation-By Aston Stokes.
Song-Blessed Light of Morn.
Exercise-Everlasti Light.
Duet-Christmas Joy Is Every
where.
Recitation-ael STRAIGHTFORWARD
KILLER.
/ Song-At the Portals of Light.
Exercise-The Gift Divine.
Duet-O, Starry Night.
Collection.
| Primary Song.
| Exercise-Memory Picture.
Song-Holy the abe.
| Tableau.
Song-O Judah, Lift Thy Voice.
Baptist Chapel.
Opening Chorus-Following the
Star.
| Prayer.
| Chorus-He Loves.
| Recitation-Mary Warren.
Recitation-Seibert Weidman.
Recitation-Cly Smith.
Observation-Disclosures Stephens.
Chcrus-O. Shining Star.
| Recitatior-Calvin Weidman.
| Recitation-K atherin Daily.
! Recitation-Edith Pilgrim.
Z Recitation-Nelson Hicks.
northumberland Pilgrim.
| Chorus-Carolling Bells.
Recitation-The Gift of Christmas
| Tide-Five little girls.
Recitation-Mabel Wiedman.
Recitation-Irrank Smith.
Recitation-futh Tebo.
| Chorus-AGlorious Message.
Observation-Disclosures Underdonk.
| Recitation-Elm Meadows.
Recitation--Daisy Beard.
Recitation-Anna Bell Chambers.
Solo-By Mary Powell. d.
Address--By pastor.
| Collection and distribution of can
dy.
Closing Chorus-Who Is This?
------------- ~ Il
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
LA SIRENA s1Mnsa0 D, D no MMM
NUMERO 4.

Una debolezza che ci perde-
IA, mia cara, Sc non stat attenta H..
tie l'ho detto cento vote, e te 10 ri
peto ancora quando i vapori del
Neres e dello Sciampagna hanno
%alterato un pc la ragione in una
teStolina, 81 parla tanto piu vo-
lentieri inquantoche non 81 sa quel
che 81 dice L.. ora tn non ignori
pin di me owe CT condurrebbe di-
ritti diritti una parola impruden-
tie.
- ALA berlina di Newgate -
rispose milady sempre ridendo =
o ALA ruota in piazza di Greve....
vedi che 10 so anch 10.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

Gil ammalati diI New York hauo il antaggio del trattamento elettico
n la graude macchina =" Static che IA slaIHe oni doore e la vista cor /
famosi Raggi X che vi guardano mel vostro corpo oom in u libro apertc. sec.
prendo SUI to la sde del male, applicando gust rmedi.
Sc sitel ontauo da New York scrTvote n It, nc. otsuiverdo oon e me-
Clio pctete il vosro male e lie medicine vi saranno sp dne per Espresso in
quaunque parte degli Stati Unit, MaSco { {; nadA- Quene medicine COST
soedte btsogna accetare ad occhi chiusi perche :esse vi apl oteranno Ia sa-
Eeel . felicia nena vostra fan igia. Sc non svete nezzie irrtne che scri-
Vie per consgio perche questa non { IN tafuzionedi cantA Ecco rindirizzo
UNIVERSAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE =
W West 10Th Street, viCinO Broadway New York
Ore dUffco-Ogni giorno dale 10 ale . dale > ale o-Martedfe Sa-
eato dale 10 allie IL, dale 2 allie s dale 7 allie S-La Domenica dale Q aira.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

mormoro' Strizzando l'oeehio fur
bescamente:
T'inganni.
L'hai cercato9
Meglio ncora
- L'hai trovatoq
- 81.
Cost presto?
Milo Dio, 81.
- Pare impossible.
- Ii assicuro che { vero.
Sara.
Dunque o credi allie ME
parole.
81, ST..
4 allora perche lie poni in
dubbio?
Cosl.... per-. nlente.. {.
- mormoro la bella ragazza, e poi
cambiando tono, disse - L il pa
lazzo in parola, CT convieneY
- Come Sc fosse state espres-
samente per noi....
In quail quartiere2
= In questo, via della Cerisiere.
- Ed { bellog
Stupendo.
- tn m'inganni.
- III assicuro che E bello: STAR
zosamente ammobigliato, 81 dice ;
10 non Pho visitato nell inferno,
soltanto 81 vuole che eli siano del
lc r1%parazioni da fare.
81 faranno.
- Benissimo.
f quando 81 potra averlo a
nostra disposizioneq
Subito.
- Dunque E disabitato9
- 81.
- Da motto tempog
Da cinquant ammo.
- Ah!....
Sui serio... -.
- Da cinquant ami?
Proprio cost. E. =. -. ....
E, a chi a~ppartiene il palazzo
Agli eredi del marchese di
Carnac.
Perche questi eredi non 10
hanno affiliate o venduto?
- Perche non 81 E mai presen-
tato ne un acquirente ne un loca-
tario.
- Da cinquant ami.
- ST.
- Che strana cosa.
- Strana. -. strana, mia cara,
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
C0NSIGL| agli Ammalati

De N0stEe oofeIeOze cesserannO. Non fate che la vostra
fortuna, la vostra felicia g la vostra vita siano distrutte dale
malattie Non perdete IL vostro tempo, la vostra energia Q
Il vostro denaro 2 provaIe ii guarirvi con rimedi senza valore.
Ipiccoli mali trascurati diventando cronici sono pavanguardia
della morte. Cugatevi sub;to prima che STA troppo tardi.
Soffrite vol di una dele seguenti malattie:
Reumatismi Nal di cuore Malatte infettive Sfogo di pene,
Malattie d occht, orecchie. COLA, petto. del fegato e della mills
Sc perdete vostri "A ELI. Sc avete malattie di stomaco-
Sc avete male aHutero Sc soHrite di emorroidi, Scolo, UlcerL
Sihhde lmpotenza ) e soHrite di nervosita'. Malattie di petto
Asma, Tosse, Alamo, Fiori bianchi. Impotenza,
Mestruazione irregolare, Dolori ALA schiena e sottca ALA pamela
Sttichezza di corpo e qualunque altra specie di malattia.
Vol potete guarirvi tantO da vicinO che da lonta, ,
sc vi rivogete al GRANDE UNIVERSAL ISTITUTO
New York. MOI abbiamo miglaia di lettere di ringraziamento di
persone di lutte lie eta c ditutte se condizioni, che 81 sono servite
dele medicine di quest ISTITUTO e sono
guarite. Queste medicine sollevano subito lamraalato e 10 qua.
rscono con certezza. Leggete quete nuove testimonianze.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

ma.
Ma. seguita. 80. -. -.
Non tanto strana Quanto la
eredi.
CT sono dunque dele ragio-
nj per Spiegare queSto fatto9
- Ce ne sono.
- Qualia
Bisogna non precipitare.
Perchel
- ferche -. perche....
- Ma via, non farmi morire.
- Dio me ne liberi.. =.
- Ho detto non farmi morire di
rabbia.
- Peggio ancora..
~ Ma sal, che cole tue parole
sibilline mi faresti andare in col
lerag
49, No, no.. non voglio clio.
Allora ~spiegati.
Ecco fatto....
Su VIA. presto. .
Lasciami premiere un pc di
respiro.
- TIE 10 concedo.
Memo male!
Love 81 passo il fazzoletto sui
la fronte, sospiro e poi disse:
Tu sci un amino ed uno spi-
rito forte, non 9 veroP
A questa domanda milady die
de in una mora risata.
- Mi chiedi Sc som uno spirito
forfeit. - rispose essa - 10
credeva d'aevrtelo provato pin
di una volta.
- Davvero..
Non 10 porrai in dubbio. 80.
- No, no........
Ebbene?
- Ebbene, il palazzo in parola
81 chiama il "Palazzo del Diavo-
lo''.
IL palazzo del diavolo $50.
ripete milady con stupore.
Almeno soto questo nome &
conosciuto a Parigi.
- Ma chi l'ha ba~ttezzato cosiY
La voce pubblica..
"A proposito di chez
A proposito del fatti miste-
riosi e supernatural che vi sa-
rebbero accaduti cinquant' ami or
Sono, quando il marchese di Car
nacnac viveva ancora....
Questi fatti Ii conosciq
- 81, mi sono staff narrati sta
mane....
Allora puoi raccontarli =.
- Sara forse una storia un pc
lunga....
Ali abbiamo tempo.
Continual
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
II Palazzo del Diavolo.
".

IL signor Love guardo ION una
specie di stupore involontario quel-
la giovane cost fresca e cost bella e
voluttuoSa, lie cui labbra rosee pro-
nunciavano sorridendo queste pa
role terribili di berlina, di ruota e
di piazza di Greve; poi, dopo un
istante, riprese:
- + tn trovi che non sarebbe un
peccato il dare una corda di ca
napa per collana a questo bel col
10? L'abbandonare questo corpo
di fata allie brutal carezze del
boia?
- AMI sarebbe UNI gran pecca-
to H.. Quindi sono interessata
pin di qualunque altro, mi sem
bra, ad evitare una fine 81 lugubre
per questa TERRIBLE farsa che 81
chiama la mia VITA. e della
quale approfitto abbastanza bene..
stat dunque tranquillo, MIC caro-
Love, e ricordati che i vapori del
Heres e dello Sciampagna, come
dicevi 81 piacevolmente POGO ia,
hanno fatto l'effetto di rendermi
muta come un pesce.
IL signor Love alzo lie spalle.
- ST tace move giorni - NOR
moro - e il decimo 81 parla.
- Basta r - interruppe mila-
dy con alterigia - lasciamo que
sto soggetto da parte elparliamo
di cose serie.
- STA: ma una parola ancora !:
quell'equipaggio che no veduto
nella corte entrando, E tue?
- ST.
- re ne faceio j miei compli-
menti.
- Lo trovi belloY -. :. =. =.
- 81.
La bella giovane 81 mise a fare
una specie di DANA dalla conten-
tezza.
Bellissimo, ripeto - disse
Love - ma, fino a nuovo ordine,
almeno.... avremo di meglio, ma
pel momento e soddisfacentissi-
mo.
- Chi tie 10 ha procurato9
- II MIC este, quel bravo pan
clone di Simone Lantara.
- Egli deve avere per tie una
singolare venerazione.
= Oh certo, tanto pin che sono
orribilmente impertinente O lui,
e che 10 tratto come un cane in
chiesa.
= A meraviglia. -. clio ii CO.
sierra caro-. I'm albergatore che
81 umilia ia i prezzi Carl. ma
che cosa CT importa? Quello che CT
abbisogna anzitutto, e di incomin-
ciar bene.
= CT arriveremo, lasciami ia
re-.
- Oh! conosco i tuoi modi di
agire e, in quanto a questo no pie
ma fiducia di tie.
- + fai bene.
= La nostra genie E arrivata?
- ST.
- Tutti9
- Tutti.
- Ii hal veduti?
- Gle due vote.
- Quando?
- Teri sera e stamane.
Dove sono alloggiati?
- In quartieri different, e a
due a due, come i soldati.
La fanciulla sorrise.
Love continue:
- Tu capisci i miei motivi per
agire cost.
- Meglio d'ogni altro... E.
"a una cosa prudente e indispen-
rnh;l Dn,rn aLn 4: ,nnnnn4n
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-06-26
LINGERIE HAT is POPULAR.
Will Be Largely Used This Summer
for Dressy Wear.

Although hats of fine braids and
straws will be much worn by small
girls from five to twelve years. the
lingerie hat of fine embroidery Will be
seen TO "A marked extent this summer
for dressy wear, especially so when
the accompanying frock is of fine en-
broidery, either blind or eyelet
Some of the lingerie hats are made so
that the covering may be removed
from the wire frame with little diff
Guilty and Numbered. while others
must go to the cleaners when soiled.
as they are not made to be taken
apart Flowers and ribbons are used
as trimmings. more often flowers.
These in wreaths of small rose bios
SONS, buttercups and other blossoms
encircling the fun mushroom crown
and sometimes hanging off the back
brim several inches. The brims are
p.edium in width and usually finished
with at least two-inch-wide, or wider,
frills of lace or embroidery. or the hat
material with a narrow lace edisne
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-06-26
Touches of Black.

Touches of black are frequently in.
troduced upon spring gowns, regard
less of the materials used, and few
trimmings are as effective or in as
universal good taste. In fact, velvet
ribbon in very dark colors are to be
among the ultra smart decorations OF
spring and summer, but when the
colors are used they usually match
the gowns that they adorn, the diff.
ference being one of shade. Gowns
OF chiffon cloth trimmed with coarse
embroidery sometimes have the lat.
ter outlined with little traceries of
black chine ribbon. This is true of a
model in white. with vandyke
founce of coarse embroidery.
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when necessary and smooth out knotty
problems in the fairest manner posi-
BILE. After things have been satisfac.
torily adjusted, have chapter In some
interesting book known as the Sun
day book" and never used on any other
day.
To induce Bible reading. let each
child spell his name with verses from
this holy book, making acrostics and
memorizing those especial verses.
Illuminating favorite texts with box
of water colors is another Sunday
pleasure.
A never failing source of amusement
for young children is a good-sized
Noah's ark. Tell the story of the food
and give a little history of the ami
mails. their homes and habits. Then
at the end pair the animals and put
them away in the ark.
II is the exceptional child who does
not enjoy music, and the earlier the
singing habit is cultivated the better.
Teach the good old hymns which will
never be forgotten. The melodies
learned on Sunday afternoon will echo
through the busiest day and soothe the
darkest hour in the years to come.
So few parents stop to think that 1t
is in the earliest years that the mem
cries are being made which will be
most vivid in the later days of their
children's lives.