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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-23
NOTAS De jUNCOS
Por la sa1ud de Munoz
Persecution
\ de I'm pr6fugO.
RECOGIDO EN- CANA
Carretera de Naguabo a Ca.
guas. Principle de zafra.
Vista de apelaci6n.

Noviembre Fl. - Mucho nos
alegra saber que Sc encuentra mejor
de 50 delicado estado de salud,
nuestro querldo ~compatriota Ell Sc
nor Luis Mufoz Rivera.
-Hallase recojido en- CANA,
padeclendo de una Affection en- Ia
garganta, nuestro distinguido ami
90 eli licenciado en- farmacia sehor
Modesto Martinez Prado.
La policfa de este puesto
contin1a sin cesar sus gestiones en-
persecution del pr6fugo Ruperto
Felix Melendez.
Ri competente ~ingeniero Sc.
FOR Francisco Rexach y Dueiio, ha
dado comienzo & los estudios de la
carretera de Naguabo & Caguas,
por el centric.
La hacienda de caias admit
nistrada por los seiores Palau y
Hermanos, de esta jurisdiction,
hace tres dfas comenz6 la zafra.
Con tai motive Sc ocupan en- ella
in6nidad de jorualeros.
I'll Jurado de Humacao, ha
declarado culpable del delito de
hurto de mayor %cuantia, al proce.
sado Cosme Hernandez. Qued6
aplazada Ia sentencia para dictarla
en- Ell dfa de hoy. 1gnoramos Ell re.
sultado.
Para el IS del actual Sc ha
sefialado por la Corte de este Dis.
trito, Ia vista de la apelaci6n inter
puesta por los condenados por jue'
COS prohibidos que fueron deteni'
dos hace algunos meses por Ell te-
niente Bird y detectives Scharor
y Castillo.
-Muchos son los c~igarrillos
que aquf Sc detallan de ala Colec'
dva0 que resultan sin tabaco suf
Ciente. Veau ESQ los representa-
ties de Ia Compaffa, q fin de que NJ
DC perjudique Ell pdblico cousumi
dor.
-Venimos notando que el. pal
que Sc consume esta falto de peso
Yea ESQ la policfa.
-Respecto q la leche que s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-23
DESOE MAUNADO
Que Sc restablezca.--A
este pueblo. En- visi-
ia de inspection.
IORNADA RENDlDA
Nuevo collector. Ell Hospi.
tai en- proyecto. En- Ell
Registro Civil.
IORNADA RENDlDA

Noviernbre 2o.-Dessamos VIZ
yamente que el ilustre honlbre p1-
'lico stnor Munoz Rivera, de cuyo
.stado de saludnos enteramos por
LA DEMOCRACIA, Sc restablezca
cuanto antes.
Ell IS del mes actual lego 4
este pueblo on vista de inspection
8 las escuelas, el superintendent
Mr.. Mellowes, saliendo complacido
del orden y discipline que en- dichos
planteles de euse iianza Sc observa.
Entire tres y cuatro de la tar
de de aver llndi6 la jorhada de la
vida Ell d~istinguido caballero sehor
Jose Teodoro Echeandia a Ia edad
de Sc amos, collector que era de este
pueblo.
Algunos dias antes de sn falle-
cimiento vinieron desde Camuy sus
hijos Isabel y Julio, a prestarle sus
solicitos cuidados durante su grave
enfelmedad.
-Vemos que Ia construction
del hospital continua en- staM quo
sin darse a clio principle, y cuyo
plano va ha sido hecho.
81 antes era por la falta de so.
lar, couseguldo este, como va 10
ha sido, debe procederse 4 la obra
cuanto antes.
= FL martes de la presente Sc
mana lego 4 este pueblo Ell sefior
Silverio Paonesa, nombrado colec.
tor para este distrito, de cnyo cargo
tom6 possession seguidsmente.
"A causa de una ligera com.
petencia, que podemos cali6car de
nubes de verano, el pasado domin.
go Sc vendi6 la catne de res a ia y
I6 centavos Ell kilo.
Pero no creemos que estos pre-
clos adomin gueIorS sc scster get
por mucho tempo, y siuo ALA We
remos.
Ell registro civil, duraute G
mes de octu bre, tuvo el siguit ut
movimiento: machine ntos IS; de
funciones S; mat1imon;os I.
CONFESSIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-23
SAN JUAN Y Ia |SLA
Ante la Corte de Distri-
to. :. ~Apelaci6n. : Ce-
santa y condena.
DOCTOR PANIAGuA
Regres6 de nuevo 4 Ia ciu.
dad del Sur. La esposa
del Fiscal de Arecibo.

Ha p esentado recurso de apt
laci6n ante Ia Corte de DiStlito, E;
ioven Rogelio Jimenez, c. nde made
acuatro meses de arresto por agre.
dir a su propio padre. Seg1n in.
formes, Il Jimenez ha sido declara,
do cesante en- {. cargo que venia de
sempehando en- la Tescreria de
Puerto Rico.
Ha regresado a Ponce 81
doctor Paniagus, medico inspector
de sandal del distrito Sur, que sc
hallaba en- esta ciudad en- estos
dlt!mos dfas.
i En- Ell tren de aver lego de
Arecibo, la distlnguida Sc nora doha
Maria Velarde de Acosta, esposa
del Lcdo. seiior Angel Acosta Quir.
tero, fiscal de aquella Cotte de Dis.
trito. Dicha stnora pasara unts
dias en- esta ciudad hospedada en- Ia
casa de su hermano polftico stfcl
Mariana Acosta. lie saludamo:
respetuosamente, deseandole grats.
impreslones en- San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-23
NOT|C|AS De PONCE

Novirmbre FL En- la tarde
de aver fue alarmada esta socledad
con la ncticia de un horrendo cri-
men cometido Ell el kil6metro $ de
Ia carretera de Ponce 4 Pefiuelas.
A las S de la tarde nos trasla
damos al lugar del suceso y ALI
vimos d I'M hombre tendido boca
abajo, con Ell gaban vuelto para Gu,
brir.la cabeza, marcando dos bala-
'os de revolver en- ambos costados,
Tres heridas muy unidas en- ell lado
izquierdo y otra herida cerca de
una nalga.
FL inteIfecto Sc llamaba Ma.
uuel Segarra, y estaba tendido SD
cuerpo de Este 4 Ceste bien estira-
do y acomodados sus brazos hacia
la parte atras, 10 que hace presumir
que el matador 6 los matadores, des.
pues de consumado Ell crimen, sc
cuidaron muy blen de acreglar e.
muerto. Al voltearle Sc lie vic IN
gran golpe en- la region frontal con
sangre coagulada. Examinada Ia
herida Sc vino en- c%onocimiento que
esta fue producida por la caida al
recibir ell golpe de muerte por Ia
espalda.
Debajo de la barriga Sc encon-
tr6 una mochila con una piedra
dentro muy blen doblada y q a1gu-
nos pasos de distancia la funda de
un cuchillo y una botellita de Ut
cuarto de litro vacfa con parte de
cuello roto. Todo hace presumiI
que mas de uno tienen parte en- est
climen y que el interfecto fue alta
cado traidoramente, sin permitirl'
los recursos de la defensa.
81 que aparece como matadol
Sc llama Antonio Rosas, del luga
denominado al ojo de aguaO y en-
tire 81 y Segarra habfan tenido vario
disgustos, habiendo regado la yer
sion el Rosas que Segarra lie habi,
amenazado con matarlo { i~ucendiar
lie la casa. Aver habfan asistido
I'm juicio por demanda que habl
interpuesto Rosas contra Segarra
pero como no ~aparecieran los testl
Cos de Segarra, fue aplazado el Jul
clio para ell rs del corriente
A Ia sallda de la ciudad y /:
llegar a Canas, Rosas empezo a d.
cir a todas las personals que vel
que Segarra lie iba provocando,
que no resultaria desde ell moment
que Rosas iba caballo y Segarra
pie, pudiendo Rosas picar su CT
ballo y dejar a Segarra atrds. Pei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-23
Sc VENDE

Una caldera multbular de 10 pies
de largo por s de aucho, CON "a tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una mAqulna horizontal, compile
ia, con dos clasi6cadores, capaz para
moler 1000 galones de guarapo n Ia
horas,--Para iniormes, dlrfiause 4
FENEpo' Faiarde' 800.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-23
{. NATbAlU
DOCTOR EN MEDlCINA
Y CIRUJIA.

OCULISTA. -Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
tal de Ia Santa Cruz.de Bar.
celona. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
para afecciones de Los ojoa,
Tetuan 81, (cerca. del. Tea
troy Horas de consulta
De SAN de IA manana. =
Gratis 4 o pobres, de 8at
de Ia manana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-23

expende en- este pueblo, creemo:
no Sc guardian las reglas estableci
das por la Ley de Sandal. Tras.
lado al sub Inspector de hygiene Sc.
nor Cortes.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-23
lIesIdia e BIZ PIfdns

En- poder de Higinio Torres Sc ens
cuentra depositada una yegua color rucie
blanco, espaldada, de seis cuartas aizadA
pobre de crimes Y como de cinco ahos ID
edad, traida al dep6sito municipal en- con-
cepto de apareddA 10 que " hacs
pGblico para general conoCrniento { Loo
eisctos del SEacuio 6aa del e6diRo dti
RIO FsdgaS SepHsmhre lAds igoI-iuAa
CALocA, lclds munldpl
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-12

Tammany has become possessed of
an intention to NEEDLE with the poll.
tics of New York state and its prepare
tions to name anti Bryan and anti :
Hearst delegates to the national demo-
cratic convention. Tammany usually
proceeds under the belief that New
Yorktis the whole of the United States.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-12

Alex McGannon of Okobojo was in.
the city Friday.
d. A. Stoyer will return Saturday
from visit at the Jamestown Exposi.
ton.
Joseph Serdousek of Lewiston was
| in the city the first of the week to close
up business matters.
y. ) Straw, who hustles business for
the Carpenter Paper company, is in the
city, and reports growing trade.
The stylish hat for women is to be
shaped like clam. 81 No doubt lsug
gestion to husbands to keep shut up
about it.
Ihe statistics of the womens vote at
the last national election in Australia
have just been pub shed in this coun
try. For membe; .of the National
House of Representatives 4O3,OlS wo-
men voted; for members of the Nation
al Senate, 431,053. In all but one of
the six Australian states, the women's
vote showed an increase over the last
election. In the sixth state, the vote
| OF both men and women fell off.
| Residents along the river bank about
half mile below the new railway
bridge are wondering whether the piers
OF that bridge are in any way respon-
sible for their troubles. While the
river was at high stage it made no
inroads on the bank Of the stream but
now it is cutting away the bank at a
rapid rate, and already number of
squatters along the bank OF the stream
have been compelled to move their
shanties to prevent their going into the
stream. While the cut so far is about
40 feet, the work is yet going on, and
the large ice houses of Brandhuber
Bros. are dangerously near the crumbl-
ing bank, and they are beginning to be
on the anxious list. They are SO stu
ated that it would be impossible to
move the building with the ice in them,
and a little more cutting might mean
heavy loss for them, and they are ask
ing the government to get busy and
check the damage which the river is
doing and save them from the loss
which threatens them
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-12
Announcement.

Delegates, members and visitors, at
tending the Sovereign Grand Lodge l..
0. OF: We have made special prepa-
rations to accommodate several hund :
red visitors during convention week,
Use and 81 90 per day per person.
BEAUFORT HOTEL,
Opposite 2. o. Minneapolis, Mimi.
112-l16 Third st South.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
TAKE A LOOK
AT YOUR BACK /!

II women could hear the comments
maze by men sitting behind them in
street cars and other public places
tney would heed this warning. TaIra
look at your back! Many of the nm
tidy makeshifts employed in dress
making would be dropped forever -
women could hear these caustic "a
marks from masculine Inns
There Is absolutely no excusa 81.
a gaping waist line or the usa -
safety pins which slip down be,as1,
the girdle, which should he .ow
anu not an uns1ghtly finish to the
costume. Half the effect of an ex-
pensiVe girdie Is lost when the skirt
oanu Slips down bene- III it. If Won
ale wearing a wash shirt waist
stitcn tape or narrow band spurIv
across the back of the waist. leaving
Il loose from the underarm seam for
ward. To this tape, sewing tbrourb
the waist itself, attach bars or the
eye part of any nonrustable fastans
er. .Fasten on every skirt to be worn
with this waist, matching hooks or
snaps. The best dressmakers ,,sa
four instead Of two hooks. This viii IT
insure perfectly fitting rird,a
Tnere are also a number of natant
devices on the market, but none ars
more satisfactory in the end thar the
simple hook and eye, provided ths
latter are sewed on tight and are MT
permitted to dangle by one or two
loose threads. ~
Take no chances with the niaclat
of your skirts and understands. Readv
made skirts In particular should ha
overhauled directly they come home
the hooks and eyes or snaps on fhe
placket should be sewed ON tight
and If they are far apart insert al.
ditional ones between those already
supplied. The stout woman In mar
ticular should have the hooks IN
the placket as close together az an
inch. 1t is also much heater to have
the placket of your drop skirt or
petticoat finished with hooks and
eyes. If the placket of dress Is not
deep enough, cut it down farther at
once and face it. Do not take chances
on bursting 1t the first time Won slin
it over your shoulders. This had
evidently happened to woman re-
Gently seen on the street car. She
wore handsomely tailored skirt.
whose placket hole had burst. and In
her haste she had actually caught
it together with cheap gold safety
pin set with turquoise. The contrast
with the heavy tailored skirt was
absurd.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
NOVEL UMBRELLA HANDLES.

There seems no limit to the gro
tesoueness in which my lady delights
for the adornment of her garments
and accessories. Some of the new
umbrella handles, for instance,
possess the ugly fascination of some
little eastern idol and attract by
their very lack of charm.
There is, for instance. little
glass owl, which is entirely trans
narent and which glares at one from
great eyes of green stone that may
be seen quite clearly through the
back of his head.
Some Cinderella will find her glass
simmer on the end of her umbrella,
while the small boy would delight
in the lifelike green. apples that
adorn still others.
Cheshire cats exchange compli-
ments with enormous oranges, and
Iong-necked pink and white enamel
ed swans with little brown monkeys
with teeth prominently displayed.
None of these handles can claim
IN he beautiful; but what she will
she will. you may depend on 1t, =
and when Dame Fashion DEGREES q
contrast to her pretty face, my lady
seizes upon it. all the more willing
lv. perhaps she foresees that many
man will seek release from these
hjdeous ornaments In watching
their owner, and well he might!
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20

The popularity of the empire style
of dress, discreetly modified to TWEEN
tieth century requirements, shows
no signs of waning, and it is par
ticularly pretty for young girls, so
dainty evening gown, reminiscent
of this picturesque period is shown.
1t is carried out in pale eggshell blue
crepe de chine, with the ever-popu-
lar Greek key pattern round the hem
of the skirt, in iridescent silvery blue
sequins, and narrow strappings of
pale blue ribbon velvet, studded with
cabochons to match the sequins,
edge the kimono sleeves and the
long ends of the sash. The bodice
and sleeves are formed of fine Irish
guipure lace, mounted n founda-
ton of white chiffon, while bands
of sequin embroidery on the blue
crepe de chine appear at the neck and
elbows; the pointed ends of the waist
belt are caught up with jeweled but
tons.
This charming frock would be
silver, or in white over pale pink,
WIFI mOtHer Oh pearl SequiuS, anu
it would also look we'll in the palest
silver grey with aluminium sequins
A delightfully."- simple frock of
cream net, mounted on white glace
silk, is yelled with chiffon, and the
trimming consists of broad bands of
coarse Irish guipure insertion, with
circular motifs of lace in bold de-
sign of marguerite1, while small
motifs in the form of marguerites
are appliqued on the sash of pale
peach-colored ribbon. This dainty
gown would also look well in chiffon
or nfnon of any pale pastel shade,
with appliques of cream lace, or light
sequin embroideries on net might be
substituted if glistening effect is
desired.
Very handsome insertions and
motifs are now made in imitation
Irish guipure lace, which is SO strong
and firm that it can be used as a
transparent trimming on dresses OF
fine white muslin or lawn, and 1T
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20

''There are as many different
ways said the bachelor girl, "of
forming judgments of people as
there are people to form the judy
ments. Shall l tell you how make
up my mind? Well, watch the way
person eats.
II am frank to say that this has
become such habit with me that I
really don't feel know anybody un-
til l have had an opportunity to
study him or her in this way. oh,
you learn so many things! 1t isn't so
much a question whether or not
they have table manners, although,
of course, that counts, as 1t is of the
little revelations of character that
come with the plates and knives and
forks. Is a woman over particular
about her food? That's a valuable
index to her general state of mind.
Nervousness is surely indicated by
haste, and there Is very evident
display of temper or the lack of 1T
, in the way that culinary disappoint-
ments are put up. with. Your phi
losopher always makes the best of
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
To Caramel a Mold.

Put in mold six tablespoonfuls
of graduated sugar with enough wa
ter to moisten it. Set the mold on
the stove; the sugar will melt, and
brown. Meanwhile, with fork or
spoon, keep constantly stirring.
When it becomes golden brown
keep on the fire and turn the mold
over on all its sides. allowing the
sugar to spread and even helping
it with the fork or spoon. When the
mold is we'll covered with the car
amel then pour in the mixture.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
GLOVE CATCHES.

When catches come out of gloves,
it is not necessary to discard the
gloves, by any means, for they can
be put back again unless they have
torn the place from which they
have come. Do not be discouraged
If, on examining the hole left by the
departed catch, it seems twice as
large as the catch itself. This is
probably merely because 1t is stretch
ed and will not make any difference
in the replacing. With fine needle
and cotton, not silk, overcast the hole
in small stitches. not going very
deep into the glove. A very shall
low overcasting will hold without
pulling out. Draw the hole up slow
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20

Most families have at least one or
two pieces of genuine pewter ware
such as was used years ago. These
metal articles are now quite the
rage and women are hunting for odd
pieces for bonbon trays, ash trays
for the mems room, hairpin receiv-
ers and countless little novelties.
Pewter is difficult to clean and I've
is almost certain to make it bright,
while rubbing with soft ashes inn
parts luster to the dull silverlike
surface. Such articles are valuable
and much priced by those who love
antiques.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
pail for Sweeping.

When sweeping have handy a
lightweight pail, and as your dust
pan fills, empty it into the pail. 1t
saves endless trips, keeps the dust
from flying, as the dust can be taken
nm at each step, and not scattered
through the lower hall.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
Caring for Nails.

Ten minutes manicuring does not prom
something may. be done to keep the hands
in good condition. The nails may be fled
and the skin around the base pushed in
q final polish may be given, and whiten-
ing and softening lotion rubbed into the
hands.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
Hold Waist in Place.

Sew on the wrong side of waist,
az the waist line, double strip of
the same material four inches long
and two inches wide, stitching on
unner side only. Before putting on
YOUR skirt pin this flap securely with
safetv pins to corset all your waist
never will wrinkle in the back.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
Old Black sim.

Sponge on the right side, the one
to be made out, with one part al
cohol and two parts clear. strong
coffee. Work on the table or broad
out all wrinkles and leave until dry.
It will need no pressing.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
EVENING GOWNS FOR YOUNG LADIES

can be washed over and over again
without getting out of condition If
a close pattern is chosen. Washing
frocks of this description should be
mounted separately from the white
or colored foundations pver which
they are worn, as they can then be
got up much more satisfactorily.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
DIV Nose.

A simple remedy for oliness of the nose
is the addition OF washing soda to the wa
ter one uses for washing the face. But
the creamy. rich foods which cause pim-
pies and the sauces and spices and pickles
which lead to stomach trouble all affiict
the nose. and return to proper diet and
sufficient exercise has to be made II the
nose is to become normal.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
Neat Arrangement for Matches.

Tackled to the kitchen wall above our gas
range We keep cigar box. In 1t we have
small cup in which keep our good
matches. Right under the cigar box we
have piece of sandpaper on which we
strike match. light the gas and throw
AS result no burnt matches are on the
floor or range, nor is there any chanoo OF
the good matches being spilled.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
Three Valuable Hints.

Ringworms will soon disappear If paint
ed few times with iodine
For burns and scalds bind the white of
an egg over the injured part. 1t will form
a coating like varnish and give instant
relief.
An excellent powder for tender skins can
be easily made from cornstarch moistened
with enough pure alcohol to make a stif
paste. When hard it may be powdered
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
Machine Darned Stockings.

Take small embroidery hoop,
smaller the better, and put on stock
ing where the sole is. Remove the
foot of your machine; put down the
dresser, sew back. forth and across.
You can use No. 100 thread or fine
yarn on wooden stockings.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
NOVELTIES IN YOUNG LADIES EVENING GOWNS
CHARACTER SHOWN AT TABLE

the meal; If time Is limited she ex-
tracts what enjoyment she can from
it under the circumstances. Is your
vis-a-vis prone to talk about herself,
or does she try to Introduce topics
of mutual interest? tell you, the
unconscious unwilling of the inner
nature goes on all the time, and all
that one has to do is to keep the
ewes open and take mental notes."R
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
Month Wash

A good recipe for an antiseptic mouth
wash is one part Of thymoi. twelve parts
of benzoic acid sixty parts OF the tincture
of EUCALYPTUS, three parts of oil of pepper
mint and 400 parts OF alcohol Add a few
drops 10 glass of water and use for rims
ing the mouth out night and morning.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
Worth Knowing.

When salad dressing is liable to curdle
a small pinch of soda dropped In Will pre-
vent 1t from doing SO.
To keep doughnuts from burning, drop
a piece of raw potato in the boiling fat and
you will have no trouble with them
New stockings should always be washed
before being worn, for the washing causes
slight shrinkage and makes them wear
better.
Keep a pair of scissors and waste
paper receptacle In the kitchen. Also a
box for pieces of string. They Will prove
their use very frequently.
In mixing mustard poultice add the
white of an egg instead of water and al.
though the effect will be the same 1t Will
not blister the skin.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-20
Sinners from Sweaters.

Make children's house slippers out of old
sweaters or colored ribbed underwear. For
fhe soles use pieces of trousers and line
with three thicknesses of outing flannel.
tackled loosely together. With a smart
q well as restful. The ribbon costs but a
trifle and may be renewed when soiled