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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
BRUSHING THE z

fore pouring In the bouili0n gives the
liquid an added and pleasing flavor.
Coarse salt and vinegar will clean enam-
eied ware that has been burned or dis
cOlored. The same will clean brass or
copper.
An authority on fine laundering says that
hot water should not be used In washing
fine table linen or embroidered doilies.
Cold water. white soap and bOrax. II not
q borax soap. should DO used Instead.
BORROWING FROM WOMEN.
We are tempted to quote all the wise
saws on borrowing we know every time q
case comss into court-there are too many
OF 'em-Of a woman suing a man to re-
cover moneys. by her ~unwtsely loaned to
him.
With just enough exceptions to prove the
rule. the man VINO burrows money from a
woman friend deserves watching. and should
be compelled to give security and pay usuri-
GUS interest. II he Is reliable ne can Dor
row from q man friend, and II he has no
man friend the chances are that he Is not
reliable. To wheedle q loan out of a woman
In pretty poor business. 1t IL usually u
confession that the borrower has a case
which will not stand the hard headed ex-
animation OF a man. So he Imposes on the
credulity and the affection OF a woman,
often 10 putting his petition that she stands
between love and loss. Loan oft lOseth
both itself and friend said the wise Polo
MUS.
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
sIX HELPS.

A vanilla bean kept In q box Of sugar
will impart a delicate favor to the sugar.
A RUNE on tho bottom Of . work apron
weir xtarched will prevent spots on the
skirt below.
No excuse for fragments to lodge In
when skewers will dislodge them 70 quick
ly.
An olive placed In each bouilion cup be-
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
WAR ON LIQUOR AND TOBACCO

The Kansas Anti. Liquor Society has scoptGd q n-w
plan TO tight the liquor trsfhc. II H. mailing free .
recipe for the cure Of the liquor habit. IL eau bo
given secretly In coffee or food. Also one for the
tobacco habit that can be given secretly. The only
request they make II that you do not sell tho recipes.
but give free copies 90 friends.- Their sddre = IN
Room o., Gray bldg kensAs City. Mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
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We Will send IL 70 YOU free for one year.
Dignsm's Magazine u for women. It's stories
are clean and clever. It's Illustrations arc ex-
cellent. Has many Interesting departments
Printed In oOiors. Easily worth ono dollar per
year. Subscription price only 80 cents per year.
Send us ten cents 70 Day postage and the
names Of i've women friends and We will send
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

before retiring. II induces sleep and greatly
Improves the complexion.
1t II q true saying that worry II beauty's
great enemy, and It Is one no woman can
AFFORD 70 forget.
For every evil under the sun,
There's a remedy or there's none.
II there 10 one. try to ind II.
IL there txnt. never mind It."
Not one woman In q thousand can hope
to own q good complexion unless she takes
some trouble and endures moro self-denial.
There IL no royal road to beauty. Not all
the creams and lotions ever concocted BY q
beauty specialist could MAKE . woman beau
tiful who dened the laws Of nature and lived
on candy and pastry. I have seen O COM
plexiOn much resembling . tea-leaf become
pink and white upon It's owner giving W an
.immoderate use Of tea. And l have also
watched = pretty girt grow into = most un-
c0mely woman. through her Indulgence In
late rising. aud what IL erroneously termed
good living" It Is impossible 70 lay down
strict rules for the guidance Of each and
any sensible PERSONS mind that TO be beauti-
full ono must be healthy. and To be healthy
one must have plain food. plenty Of fresh
air. and Q reasonable amount of daily exer-
else.
BRUSHING THE TEETH.
1t Is far more important to brush the teeth
before going to bed than II IL on rising.
beauty of psarly teeth should be careful
not to drink very hot liquids. An excellent
means Of preserving the teeth from decay
IL to pass q silk thread between them daily.
II this be made q practice II wilt very soon
become as Indispensable an item In the toilet
lists say IT Is . habit that may destroy the
health Of the gums II II IL too frequently
INDUCED In. The teeth decay more in sleep
than ut any other time.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

In oiden days our grandmother used TO
get up with the sun % battle their faces and
hands IN the dew. Every woman has many
kitchea for preserving her beauty.
The wife Of Nero. tradition says. bathed
In water thick with lettuce leaves; that
Ninon de tEncios. whose beauty WAS the
boast of all France. and who at seventy
was still the reisning beauty. always bathed
in oatmeal and milk
following which In guaranteed 70 clear the
skin Of red spots and pimples. Sat freely
Of green vegetables. especially spinach and
Then battle the face frequently with Gu
cumber milk. which you can make as fol-
lows
OIL of sweet almonds 80 ounces
Essence OF cucumbers. ID ounces
Tincture OF benzoin. . .2-3 dram
Fresh cucumber juice 10 ounces
Powdered white CASTLE soap v OF.
The Juice Of the cucumbers is obtained
them very thin. skin and all. and let them
cook slowly until soft and mushy. Strain
through q Ane sieve and then through a
cloth.
Make the essence by putting an ounce
and a half Of the juice into the same guam
tity Of alcohol. Put the essence with the
soap. In q large jar or bottle-the larger tho
better--for the mixture requires much shak-
ing. After a few hours. when the soap Is
dissolved. add the cucumber Juice. Shake
until thoroughly mixed. then pour into an
earthen bowl and add the oil and bcnzoin.
%atirrins constantly until you have a creamy
"au.o. ... o..
. ~ su.e ~ a. - VIC . a',pns' .'
parts the wonderful whitening power.
.ut s"a. oos.ics. neep 'iknt,, In,Ase
u III "A'~' ~'o a"a'S '""~' oo'''e
"""e' rpu.nv co.sp, rx,oN
|iHnni ~o"TAnAioH'
Here IL a recipe used by the Spanish
maiden to give her . creamy. conpiexion:
She takes = basket OF gs-shells. washes
Thorn carefully until avary snnf nf vait and
albumen IL removed. and then she will
crush them vigorously. with a rolling pin.
The coarse powder thus produced 10 sifted.
rubbed smooth win q spoon. knlfe or pestIe.
TIL Il Is very. very hne. and then resifted.
A little pure cologne water IL nnalIy mixed
with II. and when the mass In thoroughly
dry. It Is run through q sieve again.
The whole process only takes . few min
utes and from the last sitting comes out .
soft. hne powder OF creamy white tint.
The following IL an excellent lotion for
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

SKIN lar anu Smooth. 10 pro
with hard water. II soft water cannot DO
obtained. throw a little oatmeal In the water
used.
Pure alcohol rubbed into the eyebrows
With the nnser.tip IL an excellent tonic. a
composed Of red vaseline. ten grammes:
boric acid. ten centi-grammes.
II your eyebrows are too thin wash them
thoroughly nrst with tepid water and then
scatter. apply a little castor oil and brush
them with a good hard tooth brush.
Battle the feet for half an hour before
going to bed. Rubbing the soies OF the
feet with lemon will soften them and drive
away tho callous flesh. Crushed elder leaves
away fatigue.
o TAN OR SUNBURN.
Make a mask and spread II with equal
parts Of linseed meal and rye Hour. Put tho
mask on at night when you 90 I'd bed and
tepid water.
WRINKLES ON THE FOREHEAD.
Mix equal parts Of alcohol and white OF
after night under a soft compress till the
wrinkles disappear.
II you use pomade or cold cream or oil Of
any kind on your scalp or skin be most par
ticuiar to have It perfectly sweet and fresh.
Rancid oil often sets up . troublesome irri-
tation Of the skin.
MIX slipped slowly several times a day Is
generally an ~efYectual method Of increasing
ones weight.
HEALTH. EXERCISE. AND BEAUTY.
To the "scraggy" woman. to whom the
mere thought Of DOMINIC an evening gown is
q humiliation. ! strongly recommend hot
milk. 1t Is beneficial In many ways: taken
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

SpreAd this over The fACo At
night. and In tho morning wash
II of with tepid water.
Careful ablution and the uso Of
good soap. strict attention 70
diet. plenty Of outdoor exercise,
All occasional mild apertent. and
a little cold cream rubbed well
into the face on . windy day.
also on retirinG--these little at
tenti0ns will secure for anyone
y complexion TO he envied.
Battle the face every night
with equal quantities Of warm
milk and water. II keeps tho
skin fair and smooth. 10 pre-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26

Geo. p. Knowles went to Portland
Tuesday.
Miss Vernice Robbins went to Port
land Tuesday.
j. I. Klink boarded the local for
Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. Vera Stewart visited Portland
friends this week.
Miss Poole spent Christmas with
relatives ut The Dalles.
o. p. Dabney went to Portland
Tuesday to spend Christmas.
Ferdinand Struck is home for the
holidays. lie is attending college at
Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everhart we're passen-
gers for Portland Tuesday on the 10.
Cal.
Clyde Rand went to Portland Tues
day to visit with his aunt over the
holidays.
@. II. Bone aud wife are spending
the Christmas holidays with relatives
in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. e. Coad spent
Christmas with Mrs Coad's paI ents
at Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Wallace and
daughter left for Portland Tue sday to
be with relatives Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Noble went to
Wyeth Tuesday to eat Christmas din
ner with their daughter aud family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stranahan went
to Portland Tuesday to eat Christmas
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. o. l..
Stranahan.
Geo. Fox has fixed over his private
Office, having repapered it aud added
new furniture until 1t ia pretty swell.
And the way George was giving out
Christmas presents is not Glow.
j. Adlian Epping reports the sale
of the west half of his sixty acres to
|. 9. Clodfelter, of Portland, who will
| improve the place and become q resi-
dent of Hood River. Mr.. Clodfelter
is also chicken tancier, and wo may
expect another chicken ranch in the
valley.
Clifton Hardesty and Miss Mamie
Thompson we're married at the close
OF the services at the CongI egational
church Sunday, December %, by Rev.
W. G. Gilmore. Mr. Hardesty is en-
pioyed at Dee, and the bride is q resi-.
dent Of Mt. Hood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardesty will 60 to housekeeping at
| once at Dee
A. g. Buck filed q box with read
ing matter tor the old soldiers at the
Soldiers Home at Roseburg and
shipped II last week The box was
made up iIomsc contributions gathered
from around town. 1t will be greatly
appreciated by the veterans as there
is no Library at the home, and they
have to depend upon reading matter
sent in from the outside.
A number of the "IcDgues of Fire"
sect from Portland have been con-
Quoting meetings at The Dalles, and
on Saturday the leader vas ARE sted
and fined S25 and costs for disturbing
the peace. The fine was remitted on
(, ond'tion thai the disturbers leave
the c,ty. Ii is saio they went through
the same contortionq as at the meet
ings in the Willsmetts valley, screech-
Ing, prsucing and acting like luna
tics The aui uihnrities at fhe Dalles
did well to stop the performance be-
! tore some OF THEN own people we're
made subjects tor the insane asylum.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26
Cider Tests Very High Grade.

The new cider factory is now in full
blast turning the pure cider made
from Hood River apples into the very
best grade of pure cider vinegar.
Hood River apples stand the test in
whatever capacity they are used, and
the cider being made from them is
not disappointment Tests made
Monday registered 90 grain. When it
10 stated that the pure food law only
requires 40 grain, and that the cider
made on the coast is only of that
strength, the extra quality of the
Hood River product is apparent. In
other words. parties buying the Hood
River product get actually a third
more cider for their money, as they
can reduce 1t that much with water
and have the strength of that general
ly sold.
The best eastern cider makers are
not able to put out product that
will grade over So, and the best cider
put out In the east grades from 50 to
55.
Mr.. Calkins informed the Glacier
man that they would be ready to put
their cider on the market in about
thirty days, and anticipate no trouble
In disposing of all they can make.
They say that the markets on the
coast ale very short of pure cider vim
egar, and that travelling men find it
difficult to fill orders.
The warehouse is now full of cider,
much of 1t In ba rels on account OF
not having enough tank room, and it
has to be transferred and strained
from the barrels, making considerable
extra work. They will make improve
m,,nts to the plant next season to
take care ot much larger output,
and 1t will Ee arranged In O conven-
lent manner. They will make about
fifteen barrels per day,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. j. Cole we're up
n nrn Mannpni inaa Traala.

MIR. and Mrs. Thos. j. Cole we're up
fIom MenOminee Tuesdsy.
The Masonic lodge and Royal Ar, h
Chapter will install officers tolDorrC "
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Root and Eu-
gene Root visited Hood River Mon.
day from Mosier.
The Commercial club will hold u
meeting this evening and elect officers
for the ensuing year.
Miss Anna jackson, who Ia atte:d
ing Willamette university, spent I he
holidays with her parents.
A car off the track between here
and The Dalles delayed the local for
couple OF hours Tuesday.
Mrs. Wallace Husbands, of Mosier,
was among the Chr hristmas shoppers
from that place early In the week.
Rev. o. j. Nelson, of Bellingham,
Joined his wife and baby here the first
OF the week and will spend Christmas
with relatives.
The first basket ball game of the
season wiI be played at the skating
rink Friday evening between Hood
River and White Salmon. There will
Ee skating before and after the game.
The subject ct the Baptist church
next Sunday at IL a. m. will be
"Things New and Old" The Meme
ley quartette will sing at the morning
service and in the evening at 1880 a
gospel temperance song service will be
rendered by them. A silver Offering
can 6e placed on the table on entering
the door.
Rev. s. W. STARK, of Mosier, met
with a serious. II not fatal accident
Thursday. While driving home in
the deep snow his horse stumbled and
fell, throwing Mr.. Stark out Of the
hack. lie found he was unable to rise
and began calling for help, but IL was
nearly an hour before he was heard
by Mr.. Denny. who was cutting wood
far away. Mr.. Stark was In such pain
that he was moved to the house with
difficulty and a phsician summoned,
Who found that bis hip was broken.
Early In the week 1t was learned that
his injuiy was very serious, and
fears were enter tained OF bis recov.
cry
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26

W. l.. Nichols started for Burns,
Ore, Saturday on business.
II. 1. Peugh and family left fol
their home at Wasco Monday.
Will Frank came down from The
Dalles Saturday to visit his brother,
S. }. +. ank.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hamblett LEFT
for Portland Monday, where they will
visit friends for A week.
( Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Ruffner, OF
Portland, are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Ruttnti' s parents, Mr.. and Mis-.
A. l.. Phelps.
ID. /. Stone and daughter, Mrs. j.
q. Simontcn, left Monday for Milton
and Walla WaIla, where they will visit
relatives and friends for week or
two.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church will give 10 cent lunch at
the home of Mrs. Carson on the
heights Friday, Dec y, from 3 to G
O'Clock.
DR.. M. L. Welch to Vancouver
this week to inspe large bunch Of
horses for Anderso ros. which that
firm are putting cn '''.e market. 1t
will require week or ten days to
complete the list ectIon.
Frank Davenpor. has a valuable
work horse in bad shape. The animal
stepped on a nail au1 it was not dis
covered for gevuTal days until the foot
is in bad STARE Dc 'Yelch Ia treat
ing the GHinIi but there are small
hopes o. c"'lI.2 up the wound with.
out permap,n IA injury to the. f1ot.
". y. ST.. of Bingen, went to
Vanc ..Iel r latter part of the week,
to vlr~ Il" mains of body which
was louEn u the river at that place,
thiuk!ts might possibly be that OF
Johu II Gnn, who disappeared here
several V tks ago. Although the de-
scriitIuu tailed with that of the miss
lug Ht.E, lie body was not that of
tiaGai u. The mystery of his disap-
r6al uce is still unsolved.
X u Albee came up from Portland
Fra y tu look after his ranch proper
IS Saturday bunch # Japs came up
frcl Portland and John Castner
moved them out to the ranch A crew
( sixty five will be put to work at
Auce on the Rorden pla, g, recently
purchased by Messrs. Albee aud Liv-
ingstone, and it is the intention to
clear up $50 acres. After that istdone
Il twenty acre piece will be cleared on
The Chandler place, and the work wi II
he extended on the other property in
@h.Ch the gentlemen art interested.
~ q. Snow and W. L. Upson re.
tn aed Thursday evening from Ore
Ann ity, where they went to look
oct some machinery that is for sale
at that place. They expect to put in
new forging hammer, lathe, etc.,
and have also added two new anvils
and larger blower tor their estab-
lishment. Snow e. Upson have an op-
tion on the building now occupied by
them and also those occupied by j.
II. Nickelsen, and intend to use the
entire room for their blacksmith
wagon and machine shop, which will
make them the most complete and
up-to date shop in the county. Mr..
Nickelsen will build tw J. story brick
on the corner for his machinery bust
ness. Snow & Upson must have more
room for their increasing business,
and it will be great convenience also
for The city and valley to have an up.
to- date shop where kinds of work
can be done in that line.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26
The Dietz Studio for photos,

The Dietz Studio for photos.
Fine fresh mince meat at the Stal
GIocery.
Miss Hinkle returned TO Portlap
Monday afternoon.
Get your Christmas candies at the
Gem Handy Kitchen.
Go to W. S. Gribble. Mt. Hood, fol
the District No. 76 Shoe. If
Mrs. Chas. Fra ser, of Collins. visit,
ed Hood River Thursday
Chickens for Sunday dinner at Me-.
CURE Bros. Order carly.
Maple Syrup and New York state
Buck Wheat at Jackson's.
j. I'll. Nunnemaker returned Thris-
day from trip to Portland.
SAT- mackerel, eastern white fish and
picked salmon at Jackson's.
Fall and winter miIinerr at "The
Bazaar" Hood River Heights. o24tf
Harry Bennett went to Portland
Friday to visit friends for few days.
Don't forget the dance at Pine
Grove New Years eve. Good time as
sured.
Albert King and family are spend.
ing the holidays with relatives at
Heppner.
Closing out winter millinery at low
prices. The Bazaar, Hood River
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Chapman went
tn In tn icit
friends and relatives.
D E. Miller, of st. John, returned
to Portland Monday after spending g
few days on his rauoh.
Wanted-Young man residing in
Hood River to represent us as salesman
at that point on commission basis
Page q Son, Wholesale Fruit, Portland,
Oregon. n2l
Prof. Kent. of Corvallis, stopped off
between trains Monday to visit Prof.
Thompson, in the Barrett district.
Prof. Kent was on his way home from
eastern Greg IN.
Ii you want to buy or sell real estate
90 to Onthank & Often. Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota-
rial work of all kinds.
w. Haynes has large and complete
stock Of heating stoves, all sizes, from
small alright bedroom heater to the
largest size stove for halls or storcrOoms.
See them and get prices.
Hood River Chapter No. y. H. A.
NJ, elected the following officer. FIJI
day evening: u. Il. Castner, n p
A. d. Moe, X. q. N. Clarke s Dr.
f. g. Brosius, q. of Ii. L. L Smith.
Treas. E o. Blanchar Sec.
P. NJ. Lewis went to Cascade
Locks the latter part of the week to
inspect the finishing touches being
put on the elegant new home of Mr..
Thompson. be stated that it would
te finished in about week.
Miss Laura Rand came up from
Portland Monday to visit with her
grandparents, MIR. and Mrs E. j..
Smith, over the holidays. She reports
her father still under the Doctors
care, but allie to lie around the house.
J.W. wiedrick was down from Mo-
sier Mouda to visit his daughters
and attend to business matters. Mr..
Wledrick an wife expects to leave
today fol their old home at Buffalo,
N. Y, where they will spend the win
ter at least. aud muy conclude to re.
main there.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studi,
Nuts, fruit, candy. Hanna e. Peri
go.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu
dio.
Good things to eat at the Star Gro
uery.
Clarence GiIber, spent Sunday il
Portland.
Olives in bulk, bottles and cans a
Jackson's.
W. W. Mason was passenger fol-
The Dalles Friday.
Fresh made sausage at Mcclure Bros
every day.
Robt. Livingstone came up from
Portland Fridpy.
Metal house numbers at Hunts Wal
Paper store.
See W. s. Gribbl6 for Duck Fries
Felts and overs. If
leo. Cham berlain was visitor
from Mosier Monday.
New Orleans Molasses in bulk and
cans at Jackson's.
j. W. Firebaugh return ed Friday
from trip to Portland.
Call and see the beautiful new plan
os at Soule's house.
lem Wicken went to Portland Sat
urday to spend the holidays.
Berkshire pigs for sale; four and ten
months old. G.. w. Simons. C-apper
district.
Aubrey Blowers went to Portland
Saturday to visit his mother at the
hospital.
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve-dont forget the name, and accept
no substitute. Get DeWitt's. Sold by
keir q Cass.
Miss Florence Avery, who is attend.
ing school at Forest Grove, is spend
ing the CHI istmas holidays with her
pa'enLq at E.germont.
Try "a candle power lamps instead
of - The price of the lamp is the
same as l6 candle power. 1t will
save you money on your meter bill.
Rev. W. c. Gilmore left for Port
land Monday morning t. attend a
meeting of The executive board of
home missions, of which he is mem.
ber.
The Congregational chrch will hold
their annual sacred concert Sunday
evening, December 30 A very fine
program has been arranged. All are
invited.
Candy Post, g. A H., will hold a
Iegula: meeting Saturday, Dec. Is
The department commander will be
present and inspect the Post. A full
attendance Is desired.
j. Adrian Epping has nine custom
ers for Hood River property who wish
to trade Portland improved or unim-
proved property in part payment. If
you wish to sell notify him at once
Address J. Adrian Epping, box 6SS.
Hood River. Ore, diff
The first delivery will be made at 8
O'Clock in the morning. Do not fail to
have your orders in for your brils and
roaots in time for this trip. The last
trip will be made at TO- is and the last
trip in the evening at 4:30, Please OBJ
ser> G these hours of delivery 81 us to
receive your meats on time and assist
us iu the delivery. MCGUIRE BRoS