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Mower County transcript., 1907-06-12
OAKLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hendrickson
and Mrs. Ellen Tracey went to Manley
to spend Sunday with Martin Tracey's
folks. :. .j.sEsS. ~.
The Banner Creamery is now taking
in milk every day.
Bessie and Charles Earl came out
from Austin Saturday to visit relatives
No preaching services Sunday on &C
count of the hard rain. >.
Fred Padgett came home from al.
bert Lea Tuesday for a short visit. (:
Mary Roulston has gone to attend
the commencement exercises at LenO2
college. H0pkinton, Iowa, and will re.
main two weeks. It is the fiftieth an.
niversary. .~s
Mrs. Hans Running is visiting rela.
tives in Austin.
Thos. Shanofeld Of Albert Lea spent
Sunday here. i
Mabel Hall Of Redfeld, 8. D., is visit
ing her rgrandm0ther, Mrs. E. j. Harris
on her return home from Emerson col.
lege, Boston, Mass. Miss Hall will
give an elocuti0nary entertainment 81
the Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening Of this week. Admission 1Oc
and Is cents
!. Miss Adella Pace who has just fin.
ished teaching in Waltham has been
visiting in this vicinity. for 3 few days
Mrs. William Pilgrim has just had
another bad attack Of stomach trouble
Mud and rain are the order Of the
day and corn looks sick. Szss y
Mrs. Jonathan Freeman entertained
accompany Of friends at dinner Tues.
day in honor Of Miss Lonyear Of New
Y ork State.
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LE ROY

Rev. r. E. Cody. Mrs. F. w. Sprung
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Cotton attend
ed the Baptist convention at Rochester
last week.
The w. C. T. u. will meet Wednes-
day at 3 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Shepard.
The dinner served by the w. r. G. at
the Opera house. Saturday was plentiful
and we'll patrOniZed, and for said pat
ronage. the ladies extend grateful
thanks. Gross proceeds about $4,000.
Three car loads of western horses
were brought to Leroy last week from
Montana by Nose Crawford and Walter
Smith.
Mrs. e. D. Garvey is attending the
w. r. G. Department convention at
St. Paul this week.
George Daily who has been seriously
i'll is reported as slightly improving.
Saturday was an ideal day for the
old settlers reunion and notWithstand-
ing the immense crowd gathered from
every direction, everything passed off
quietly and in order. The Leroy
Cadet Band and the Glee Club furnish
| ed good music, which was highly ap.
preciated. Exercises at the grounds,
| music, Grafton, and business meeting
filled the morning hours, in the after
noon races, games etc. The ball game
between Leroy and Chester resulted in
a score of to in favor of Chester.
Carpent. 3 band furnished music for the
dance at the Opera house in the evening
The w. G. T U. convention will be
held in Leroy June 9th and 28th at
the Presbyterian church.
Miss Lois Garvey went to Mime.
apolis Monday where she; will join her
grandmother Garvey and together they
will spend the summer in the East.
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LANSING.

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S. L. Fuller made trip to North
Dakota last week. Going Tuesday
and returning Friday.
Archie Bacon had the misfortune
to fall from a wagon Wednesday.
breaking his left arm above the ell
bow. DR.. Hegge was called and set
the bone and he is doing nicely.
Mrs. r. T. Parkins entertained the
Birthday club Wednesday afternoon
An elaborate picnic supper was serV-
ed 70 about Is members. All re
port good time. ss#
II. s.. Hammond made business
trip to Mankato Tuesday. s5 @
@ Miss Name Griffin from Minneapo-
lis came Wednesday and spent few
days with her friend, Mrs. ~. " Ba- BE'a-
con.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. McIntyre, Miss
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BLOOMING PRAIRIE.

DANyJVx1IN0 Il AtlAAASAAIs
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. H. D. Davis Friday even
ing.
Miss Florence Guthrie went to
Austin Friday to spend week with
Miss Nettie Belden.
Miss Thea Lewis left for Dickin-
son, N. D., Tuesday to take up q
claim. s Z
The new Farmers Elevator is
practically finished and will be turn
ed over to the company in a few days.
It has been decided to hold a grand
old fashioned Fourth Of July cele-
bration here this year. It will be a
hummer. 5,8
Miss Rena Brainerd is home from
the state university for summer va
cation. "a
. There is talk of divorce proceed
ings by one of our prominent citi-
zens on account Of incompat tibility.
The steady rains Of the past few
days make farmers feel discouraged
over corn getting knee high by the
Fourth Of July.
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LONDON


Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wilder of Austin
spent Sunday here with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Goslee, and
son, Jamie, spent a few days of last
week visiting relatives in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Kent left last
week for three weeks stay on their
farm in Aitkin county. Il.
Miss Anna Nelson was a passen-
ger to Lyle Friday.
Mrs. I. G. Meadowcroft and child
rem of Bandit, S. D., visited here last
week with Mrs. w. G. Goslee.
Harry Rasmussen and Leila Stew
art are home from their school du-
ties in Lyle, the latter having grad
uated from the eighth grade. s
Little Harriet Stewart of Stacy
vile, Iowa, is here to spend the sum
mer with her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alba Bump and
daughter Thelma attended the circus
in Austin Friday.
Elton and Iva Machacek drove to
Austin Wednesday returning Friday.
The former being one Of the grad
yates Of the commercial class OF the
s. M. N. c., Thursday night.
Mrs. Joe Machacek is very i'll at
the present writing.
Several from here attended the ball
game in Lyle Thursday. Alba Bump
and Alva Lang having played with
the Deer Creek team.
Mr.. j. r. Lukes recently took his
little girl to Roch ester for medical
treatment.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Hyatt wednesday, June 18th.
Services here Sunday at the usual
hour. B, Y 81 +. s. 81
Mrs. Jim Lukes expects to go to
Rochester this week for an operation.
Mrs. Art Lane has sister visiting
hnr from, NInrfh Daknfs
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Eggs for Sale.
RACINE.


John Payne, Florence Payne, Nj 5.
Brooks and Nina Wilson went to
Rochester Wednesday to attend the
Baptist association.
A. w. Sanborn went to Rochester
Wednesday on a visit.
A cement walk will be put in
around the Evangelical church and
parsonage property. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Henslin left
for Canada Monday to spend two
weeks. ~ a.. ~ .,a..
w. J. Deaver will build a large ad-
dition to his residence in the vii
lage. s"-
Mrs. Lizzie Burkhardt of Mime
apolis is. guest of her sister, Mrs.
F. E. Gahringer. ~. y. -
Aaron Ferch, returned mission
ary, gave lecture on China Thurs
day evening at the Evangelican
church.
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WALTHAM

. The Waltham State Bank, with a
capital of $4,000 was authorized by the
public examiner on Wednesday to do
business. o. A.Veblen is president l.. s.
Chapm n vice president and. A. A.
Mors ching cashier.
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Shire Stallion

My Imported Thoroughbred Regis
tered Shire Stallion King Mountain,
for the season at my barn near Moscow
creamery. Terms s8 8Oo.
s st GEoRGE 3. HOGAN. .
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BROWNSVILLE
To Subscribers Of the Browns.
da1n Inaflnf

We have made a contract with Edi-
tor L. L. Quimby of the Leaflet to take
up his subscription lists and carry
them out. The TRANSCRIPT will be
sent to you every week and will con-
tain all Brownsville news of any ac-
count. We ask your cooperation in
making the new arrangement satisfac-
tory and permanent. G. u. BELDEN
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Who has pure blood White.
Wyandotte eggs for sale? We have.
some inquiry.
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DEXTER.

arrived Saturday for a visit with
relatives.
Miss Edith Hunt returned Fri
day from Austin after attending
the graduating exercises at the
Normal College. She was ac-
companied by Miss Alice Pierce, a
student at the College.
N. A. Frost and family of Wau-
bay, S. D., came Friday to spend a
few days with relatives. They left
Monday to visit Mr.. Frost's people
in Michigan.
". A. Medbery c. w. Howe
and w. G. Smith returned Saturday
from a land trip to the northern
part of the state.
H. Weber returned from the cities
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Vermilya leave
this week for Sonora, ILL.,, to attend
a home coming of former residents
and old friends and relatives of that
vicinity
". H. Pierce was in Dexter Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Ruth and Master Jay Put
nam of Granite Falls are spending
the week with Dexter friends.
The class play "Mr. Bob" given
at the opera house Friday evening
by the Grand Meadow High School,
was worthy of better patronage
than was received. The boys quar-
tette and the readings were espec-
tally pleasing.
Mrs. Seaborn of Grand Meadow
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. lom
Waffle.
The annual meeting of the Far
mers Telephone Co. was held June
3. The following officers were elect
ed: pres, B. F. Tanner; vice pres,
Henry Weber; secretary, r. Rahilly;
treas, O. J. Dickens; directors, c..
E. Fairbanks, A. S. Robson, w. Wat
son, Mac Kopplin, G. w. King, Louis
Larson, S. w. Hanson, VIM. Phillips
and Sam Drake.
Mrs. Schollter and sons, Jesse and
Max, and J. B. Vermilya were in
Austin Wednesday.
Little Willie Daily is quite sick
with whooping cough. .. c.
Dwight and Leander Medberry
were in Racine Thursday.
Miss Violet Nelson of TaOpi came
Sunday to spend the summer with
Grandma Medbery. /
The graduating exercises of the
Dexter graded school June 3, were
very interesting. Rev. R. Tibbetts of
Mabel gave an address on "The
Young Man and His Problem"
ADAMS. MINI.
Prof. and Mrs. J. C. Sathree, of
Crookston, MINI, and. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. IN. Sathree, of. Warren, Minn., ar
rived at Adams Saturday for visit
with their relatives and friends.
j. R. johnson and daughter Ella,
went to St. Ansgar, Ia, Saturday.
Rev. o. G. Myhre, delivered the
baccalaureate sermon at the St.
Ansgar, Iowa seminary Sunday, re-
turning home on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Barrey, of
Dell RAPIDS, S. D., are visiting in
this vicinity.
Postoffice Inspector H. O.. Smith
made his usual rounds Saturday.
While here he inspected the postof-
fee and found everything In first
class shape.
Minn., is visiting at the Rev. Myhre
Mrs. o. S. Skilingstad, of Window,
home this week.
Peter Gurvin left Monday morning
for the west to be gone for some
time.
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All kinds of magazines and late
papers kept at the postoftice news
stand.
e. L. Slindee, transacted business
at Cresco, Iowa, last Monday.
r. l.. johnson of Austin was here
Wednesday on business.
John w. Carr was down from Aus
Wednesday, to visit relatives.
Births: To Mrs. John H. Heimer
June 3, daughter; to Mrs. John
Cavenaugh, June 2, a daughter; to
Mrs. Henry Kasel, June 3, daugh-
ter.
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For sale, gas house tar for coating
posts, cleansing chicken houses, etc.
barrel by Austin Gas Company.
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3
lier planted corn is up.
If any one knows of any item OF
news please report it to the telephone
office. ..s G5s>sg
The school board have hired the
teachers for the ensuing year. They.
are, Grammar department, L. G. Nit
sen, Canton, Minn., intermediate,
Miss May Dahle, Brownsville; prf-
mary, Miss Hattie Carlson, Houston,
MINI.
Mr.. Mcdonald Of Grand Meadow
was in town last week working up
the Woodman accident insurance.
Work has commenced on the re-.
painting Of the meat market.
The apple and plum trees are all
in blossom and the prospects are for
q good fruit crop.
The floor Of the Baptist church has
been painted and the painters are
now at work on the outside.
Mrs. Frank Sims left Wednesday,
for her home in North Dakota. lnr.
Sims went some time ago.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Munson. sfs
The farmers have been hauling all
their spare oats into market. Forty
cents a bushel is pretty good price.
Miss Nina Swift arrived home on
Thursday from her school duties in.
Indiana.
Max Braun had the end Of the mid
die finger Of his left hand cut of.
~ ~ his sausage mach chineson Thursday.
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Economy in Words.

Did you ever think how mary IN
necessary words you speak in iJst one
day2
I will not say Think twice. then
speak" for I'm sure. If you are an or
binary girlie-girl, that you win throw
down the paper and say, Il won't be
preached to; I've heard that often
enough"
And won't blame you If you do. But
you are not an ordinary girl. You are
O most extraordinary girl for you are
listening.
II may never have occurred TO you to
try a whole day OF silence. Nearly all
girls talk q lot and say. oh. ever so
many dear and funny and otherwise
things without thinking OF the effect
OF their words.
Everything you say matters, but #
matters especially what you say 70
your boy friends. Your influence With
them is almost bmndless It's said
Zone syllable OK a woman's speech can
dissolve more than a man heart can
hold"
II you viii talk little. think quietly.
and much. you will. when you do speak.
say the right thing. Economic in
words. Fewer words, better thoughts.
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The Topland GrJzzIy

am feroctous Teddy bear,
EDDY Bear;
Ike to eat doliies with golden hair,
Olden l,airs
AS through the ToY.&nd woods ! proEl.
Whenever hear a lone dolly howl
! pOunce on her with an awful grOwI--
An awfully awful grOwl.
They say I'm an undesirable cit,
ITable cit:
But they can't show any grille I've bit,
Irlie I've bit:
For I love to be bossed by q little maid;
I'm gentle to girls, so they're not afraid.
And I'm GOOD as can be when I'm on
parade
When Pm out on a street parade,
But when 1t comes night in the nursery
room,
Ursery room.
Ny glaring white teeth shine through
the gloom
90 the gloom:
I hunt for the dcllles 'nlong kites and
tops,
And I chases the creatures until they
drops;
And I swallow 'em down and lick my
chops
Ny slivery slavery cho9si
Denver Republican.
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Theatrical information.


Editor WOmans Inquiry Column:
1. Is Miss Hilda Spong. now playing IN
the vaudeville houses in a sketch en-
titled Kit" coming 10 Chase's Thea Ter
this season?
2. Is William Lamp, who played in tie
Columbia Stock Company last summer,
coming TO Washington this season: II
so, in wat play?
3. How old Is Miss Charlotte WaIker2
4. Are Herbert Kelley and Miss Fife
Shannon married 10 one another?
5. Has THE Boys of Company b"
headed by John Barrymore, disbanded2
CURIOUS.
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ArPIiE prMPL1Nas-Bom.Ep

Sift an even quart of flour twice with
one ana a half teaspoOnsfuls Of baking
powder, and half a teaspOonful Of salt
Chop into this a tablespoonful or
cottolene or other fat, and one OF butter.
Mix into a soft dough with two cupfuls
OF milk; roll out into a sheet scant half
inch thick, and cut into squares about
five inches each way. Lay IN the center
Of each a large tart apple, pared and
cored. FIJI the space left by coriug
with sugar fold the corners OF the
dough together. envelOping in apple,
tie up in cheese cloth squares dipped
into hot water, and well Toured on
the inside, Have ready a pot or boiling
water. Drop in the dumplings and cook
fast one hour. Dip each for one sec
ond in cold water to loosen the cloth,
turn out upon a hot dish and eat with
hard sauce.
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RUSH QUERIES will Be Be 4 ARsSsesd
Call r1aiR 526o and Ask for the
Times Bureau of Information

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Please print a recipe for boiled apple
dumplings; also one for baked apple
dumplings. How long should a one
pound English plum pudding be boiled2
INEXPERIENCED"
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Make a dough Of a quart Of flour sift-
ed with half a teaspOOnful of salt and
two teaspOonfulls of baking powder,
two tablespoonfuIs of butter chopped
into fine bits and a pint OF milk.
Roll this dough out and cut into about
five inch squares. In the center OF
these squares put a large tart apple.
pared and cored. Fill the space left
by coring with sugar. fold the corners
together in the middle. Put in an oven
and bake for half an hour.
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WashingtOn to warrenton, Va.

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Can you get a ticket from Washing
ington to WarrentOn. Va, at a 2-cent
rate2 r H s.
No. No two-cent fares to any point
are sold in Washington.
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MSS JANE ANDERsON.

Miss A. Z. Bentley, director Of music
In the washington public schools, can
give you full information. Fer Office
IS at the Franklin School. Thirteenth
and X streets northwest.
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List of Weekly Papers.

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Where can I get a list OF small weekly
papers published IN Virginia. West Vir-
ginia, and the Carolinas?
MARYLAND ART COMPANY.
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A five-Iayer cake. with white icing on
top and sides, IS the proper cake for a
fifth wedding anniversary. On the top
Of the cake should be FIVE roses made Of
sugar, and which may be obtained at
any frst-class confectionery store The
wife should cut the cake.
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Tech High School Yell.

Editor WOman's Inquiry Column:
What is the Technical High School
yeT2 INTERESTED"
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You can find the copybOOk at any good
business college. Would advise you TO
read any school United States history.
History Of England, a short general
history of the world. a short English
grammar, and the daily study Of any
high school English dictionary. II you
viii see the editor of this column at
The Times office ne win help you.
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Miss Kathryn PurneIl.

EdiCOr Woman's Inquiry Column:
How old is Miss Kathryn PurneIl, Is
she married, and what Is her address7
How long has she been an aCtress2
EVERETT.
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sometimes amounts to many thousands
of dollars a week
3. She was born in Salt Lake City,
and is thirty-five years old.
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Editor WOman's Inquiry Column:
]. How much 90 actresses Ike Julia
MLlOWe, henrietta CTOSman and
Maude Adams receive each night?
z Is Henrietta CrOsman married has
she any children. and how old is sheT
j. VIII Marlowe and Southern star To-
gether this Year,
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Premium on 1900 Dollar.

Editor WOman's Inquiry Column:
What is the premium on the 1900 sill
yer dollar? Would il make any differ
ence il IL had u hole in II? L. G. r.
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Wedding Cake.

Editor Womans Inquiry Column:
Please tell me what kind Of a cake
to have for a fifth wedding anniversary.
and who should cut it. c. r.
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You can find a complete list Of every
paper published in the country In the
business office OF The Washington
Times. Ask for a newspaper directory.
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Idaho State Flowers.

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column;
In your recent publication OF State
flowers you omitted that Of Idaho.
AN IDAHO GIRL
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l. Yes.
3 Not known whether he is or not.
8. Twenty-eight
4. Yes.
5. Yes.
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Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
What is the age Of Master Gabriel,
who played as Buster Brown at Chase'z?
3. y. l.
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To Improve Ones Self.

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
VIII you advise me how 20 improve
myself, and what books to read: also
where can get a copybOok with writing
on the top line? J. NJ. W.
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Alleged Libel Case.

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Can a man who makes false sta te-
ments about me be prosecuted for GRIM
inai hbel2 ''OPHELdA"
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She Is twenty-elght: not married: has
been on the stage eight years. She lives
In Washington, but her address Is the
Majestic Theater.
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1. Her husband is Maurice Campbell
her manager. Two children Thirty
?. They all share in the profits, which
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by using Gregory's Governor Burner.
SIC 18th st, Z. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 c.
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We would advise you to lay the case
Baker.
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Henrietta crOsman and Julia MarlOwe

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column.
/. Is Miss Henrietta CTOsman married =?
Has she any children? How old Is she?
2. How much does an actress like
Julia MarlOWe receive per night?
3 How old is Maude Adams?
u. T N
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!. - - III trterested In H.

/. They are all interested in their pro-
auctions, and their profits are their
salaries, which sometimes, If the season
Is good. run into tens Of thousands OF
dollars.
=. Her husband Is her manager, Maui
rice Campbell, and she has one child.
Miss CrOsman is S2
g. No.
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It Is worth $50 If it has a hole in
It it is worth nothing. except its small
bullion value
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"Razoo! Razool

Johnny get your baZOO;
''Whiski aye aye,
''Rahi Rahi Techi'
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Cut Your Gas Bill in Half

As bread feeds the body, satin skin cream
supplies nourishment 10 the skin,
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One pound English plum pudding
should be steamed, not boiled, about ten
hours.
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Master Gabriel, Thirty-twO.

Editor WOman's Inquiry Column:
What is the age Of Master Gabriel
Buster Brown, who played at Chase's
the past week
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The Idaho state flower is the syringa
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Moors Wall Muresco.

J. RICHARD RIGGLEs, 927 9Th st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
.sNaIt" Bread Embodies Highest

Nourishing value with unusual delicious
ness. That's why children like IL as well
as thrive on II. Begin using Schneider s
Malt Bread at once All grOcers. &c.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
Singing Teacher in Public Schools.

Editor Womans Inquiry Column:
What do you have 10 do IN order to
be q singing teacher in the public
schools2
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Battle the arms and hands IN tepid
water, using good soap; dry with a
soft towel, and apply rosewater and
glycertne- A pair OF old loose gloves
slipped on the hands after this win
greatly facilitate their getting smooth
and white. A little oatmeal in the wash
water is also very beneficial
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Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
What VIII whiten the hands and arms
made red and chapped from putting
hands in water too much? Mrs. r.
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Il thirk Father Johns Medicine is
the best remedy for all coughs and lung
or bronchial troubles. have It in the
house all Of the time, It always helps
my colds. Ny mother had a bad cough
and your medicine has helped her cough
a great DEAL" writes Mrs. Robert Peel,
1871 Franklin St, Frankfort, Phila.
Remember Father Johns Medicine Is
not a patent medicine, but the prescrip-
ton Of the eminent specialist who pre-
scribed It fer the late Rev. Father John
O'Brien, by whom it was recommended
and from whom il derived its name.
1t is free from opium, morphine, or any
Of the poisonous, nerve-deadening drugs
or weakening stimulants upon which 80
per cent of patent medicines, so-called
cough syrups and baIsams depend for
their temporary effect, and which are
dangerous-you are warned agiast them.
50 years in use.
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WE CnAIzE FOR QUIZ LAuHDEx
FEREECT w0EE

When you send your linen to US We guar
antee to return II to you In perfect condition.
and that there viii be no rough edges 10
cut the neck.
Let US call for a sample order.
WEST END LAUNDEX,
1723-1T2S Pa Ave. Phone Main 2311
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Pay of Actresses.

Master Gabriel is 80 years old
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Written Hands.

Thirty-two