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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
FAKE AND NEWSPAPER ADVER-
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II is interesting to note with what
ease the faklr who comes to the city
and gets up some Advertising scheme,
such as a business card directory to
post up In business places, and which
never goes into the home, or with a
fake newspaper got out as J union
labor paper, or under the auspices Of
some society church or an aggrega-
ton Of them, can get advertisements
from business men whose announce
ments never appear in the regular
newspaper of the city or town.
The faRlr comes TO town to make
some money for. himself, II his fake
Is a newspaper he has no invest
ment, pegs no taxes, has no circula-
ton to offer patrons, except free
distribution, same as a handful, gets
what money he can out Of the town,
Is here today and somewhere else
tomorrow.
The local newspaper is here the
year round. Ut, records your mar
riages, deaths, births, improvements
and boosts for your town 365 days
in t.5 year, 1t employs labor, pays
out the money II takes in, and some.
times more, to help, who spend 1t
among the business men OF the town
for their living. Pays taxes and
boosts every proposition you are In
terested in aud is here through adj
versity as well Us prosperity How
much does the merchant who never
places an ad with his local paper
help in the work Of advertising the
advantages of your city to the out
side world and towards carrying the
burden OF expense OF the local pa
per? Some of them do not even
take their local paper, and never
spend a cent in 1t for advertising,
and IL all citizens were of their class,
the town would have no newspaper
and, would be too dead to even hold
them; there are always a few, good,
loyal, public spirited citizens in ev-
cry city and town, who appreciate
the benefits to city OF live news
paper. Who appreciate the money 1t
takes to conduct such a paper, and
who want to bear their share OF the
expense, and who advertise literally
with the local newspaper, and take
and pay for the paper, and are al
ways up with the times because they
know what is going on. Such citl-
zens are the newspaper mems trumps
and VIC believe when Gabriel blows
his horn, and they appear at the
golden gate, st. Peter will invite
them In, and take them TO a front
seat among the seats reserved for
the faithful and deserving OF this
earth, while the back-number who
never advertised with his local news
paper but was ever ready to give up
his money to every fakir who came
along will be allowed to sit on the
open bleechers, or stand up, II al
lowed inside the golden gate at all
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

While reports from all portions
OF the country are to the effect that
very unreasonable weather is being
experienced, Amarillo and the Pan
handle has been experiencing a good
quality of weather, with the exception
OF It being continued dry. Letters
and papers from Iowa and Illinois,
report snow, freezing and unseason-
able weather, and backward spring,
and the telegraph yesterday reported
blizzard and snow storm In por-
tons OF Kansas and the thermometer
at 80 degrees. The weather turned
pretty cold here last night, and went
down to about the Kansas record,
and tender vegetation this morning
showed the effects OF the light freeze
or frost, but whether 1t has injured
the fruit, which had such a nice start,
is not known. 1t Is hardly believed
that the peaches and plums where
there was plenty OF foliage on the
trees, was Injured. While the Pan
handle is having It little dry now,
and we have had little cold spell,
II is nothing more than they are
having or have had in Missouri, Ok
lahoma, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa,
and Illinois, There is nothing to be
discouraged over, although we would
have this a model crop season, If
possible.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
THURsDAH APRIL IS, 1907
THE CAR SHORTAGE.
(Dedicated TO the BRASS Collars" OF
the American Rallways,)

dedicated to the BRASS Collars" OF
the American Railways
The manager sits in his easy chair.
And puffs his delicious Havana;
With never worry, with never o
care,
Clips coupons like showers Of
mama.
ITS nothing to him, no bother OF his,
II the country should go 10 the
dickens,
The people can suffer, can worry
and "siz,"
II he only can gather his 'pick-
ms"
It's little he knows, it's little he
cares,
Bout the shortage OF cars on the
~ railway,
Feels little concern how his fellow
man fares,
80 long as his life is hey-daH
The movement OF freight is at pace
OF a snail,
Oft taking a month for days
run,
Contented the manager puifs like a
gale,
Just figuring profits per mile-ton.
The factories close because OF no
coal,
Or no cars that can take out their
product,
1t never can harrow the managers
soul.
no change in the least Of his own
conduct.
Tho the corn and the wheat lay and
rot on the ground
He Is deaf to the pleas OF the
shippers,
whose arguments all are invariably
frowned. Nfa
AS the manager puts on the nip
pers.
The general manager manageth not,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

Iowa citizen OF the editor OF the
Panhandle yesterday ~ am H."
answered the editor, well, want
to congratulate you, on that article,
for II was straight, and right, and
you called their attention to facts,
People are prone to soon forget,
We have all seen drouths, wet, and
bad seasons OF all kinds. different
years, in different portions OF Iowa
and Illinois. The Panhandle will
compare most fayorably with them,
one season with another, for good
seasons"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

A gentleman in the city last even
ing, who has an ad. running in this
paper for the sale of some property
and who resides away from the city,
said to the editor some months ago
when he wanted to place some prop
erty in the hands OF a reliable real
estate dealer, in order to ascertain
who the reliable dealers we're In Am
arillo, sent and got the local paper,
where he felt sure he ought to find
the information he was seeking.
He says he was surprised to find no
OF real estate dealers
in the paper. This should be evidence
to our real estate dealers that they
should keep some class of announce
ment in the columns of every issue
of the Panhandle and Herald. 1t
works when they sleep, and when
they are away from the city.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
SPORT ERRATICS.

They're off!
BY jove! It's fine
Clutch the whip
And grip the line!
They're going the half,
On the first round,
And | am stamping
My hat in the ground!
They're at the quarter,
The favorite trails,
The big black boss
Taking the rails!
Under the wire
For the second whirl,
Hurrah! That's great
Stick to 'em, girl;
Again at the half,
Lost in the dust,
Here's last dollar
It's me win or bust,
Twas a good tout
Gave me the hunchl
Into the stretch
Hello! What's this?
Here comes Trojan
Out of the mist.
Look at that stride,
Flowing a line
Up to the leader,
I'm getting mine.
Nipped at the wire,
Outside the coin,
Finished the skate
My dollar was on!
-Notta Nokker,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
MARRIED IN CALIFORNIA.
Canyon Man Goes Long Distance for
Bride,

Bride.
A romance begun in Texas, which
eliminated in California and which
is concluding with the "lived hap
PLY ever after" in Texas, was that
of Mr.. K. f. Bates, OF Canyon, and
Miss Goula Wann, who were married
in 0akdale, Cal, April g.
r. F. Bates is the son of w. Il.
Bates, aE1 is with his father in the
management of one of the biggest
and richest alfalfa farms in the Pan
handle. The Bates place west Of Can
yon City is one of the show places
Of the county and both the work Of
its owner and the development Of
the country have made 1t increase to
a property Of great value, Miss Goula
Wann was formerly Randall coun-
ty girl and became we'll acquainted
with young Bates before she moved
with her parents to California. So
well acquainted, in fact, did she be-
come that the balance of the court
ship was conducted by mail, to the
eminent satisfaction of both parties.
Saturday, after wedding trip in
which they visited San Francisco,
Oakland and other points, Mr.. and
Mrs Bates arrived In Amarillo where
they visited with Mr.. Bates sister,
Mrs. +. ]. witt, and family, Yes
terday they left for Canyon which
is to be their home
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

The countenance of every citizen
wore a broad smile this morning,
though he waded in the mud, for
he was glad to get rid Of the dust,
and pleased with the prospect Of
moisture for the crops.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

A letter from Iowa. received In
this city today reports freezing
weather and that people have 10 tie
their hats on to keep them from be-
Ing blown off Guess the Panhandle
is not the only place having windy
weather.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
Piles Cured at Home by New ABB
sorption Method.

If you suffer from bleeding, Itch
inf, blind or protuding Piles, send me
your address and | will tell you how
to cure yourself at home by the new
absorption treatment; and will also
send some OF this home treatment
free for trial. with references from
your own locality IL requested. I'M
mediate relief and permanent cure
assured. Send no money, but tell
others Of this offer. Write today to
Mrs. NJ. Sumraa-~ ~ p. Notre
Dame, Ind
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

There is no need of getting scared
at few weeks or months of dry
weather in this climate. The sea-
sons are long, and the moisture
comes at the proper time to make
good crops. We will have plenty
Of moisture yet.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
PLANS NEW HOUSE.
II. Joe Isaacs Intends TO Erect Mod
crn Playhouse and Rink.

II. Joe Isaacs Intends 20 Erect Mod
crn Playhouse and Rink.
According to his present plans II,
Joe Isaacs, the principal owner Of
Dreamland rink, which was destroy
ed by fire several weeks ago, will
replace that structure with a larger
and more complete rink, theater and
convention hall. This building will
be erected on the lots occupied by
the former building and will be put
up as soon as plans can be decided
upon and the contract let. It will
have a stage that will meet most OF
the requirements of such a house,
and will have larger rink accommo-
dations than the old structure. It
will be large enough to provide for
large audiences and can be proyid-
ed with chairs for conventions and
Unusually large gatherings.
In addition to this building, which
Mr.. Isaacs intends to be in the ma
ture OF a temporary accommodation
till the elaborate improvements can
be made, he is getting plans for
theater and business block to cost
$4,000 or more. This he intends
to locate on his lots on Taylor street
across from the Elmhlrst hotel, COW
ering a ground space 60x14O feet.
This he intends to finish in the most
elaborate manner with fittings for
all dramatic Entertainments.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

who is the man who wrote that
editorial about Iowa, comparing 1t
with this country" astAd former
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25

Entered at the Postoifice at Amnr-
lilo, Texas. as second class mall mat
ter.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-25
THE WEEKLY HERALD

Published weekly on Thursdays
atl6i6 POLK street. Amarillo. Texas
T.. Il. DoEsEN, Publisher.
VA. BREWSTER, Editor and Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
WOODMEN TO END
SESSION TODAY

Tho ninah Head sCamp session
Of the Pacific jurisdiction OF the
woodmeu Of the Woud viii con.
clude it work late this afternoon,
The camp has been IN session in
Seattle for mine days and has &C.
complishod much for the good Of
the order
AZ the melting yesterday after
n01u it Was docl8td O. institute
camps In Alaska lf The wofthorn
territory had not been admitted
this session it would have been
taken IN by the Canadian urisdic
ton and delegates 60 the head
camp session would be brought 20
Canadian territory
This morniug "a committee con.
sistlng OF five members was
created for the purpose ct con.
slderlus legislation 90 be brought
up az the next session The com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

mlssee vii be named by Head Con.
sui noak this oVssing
Todaya session was mostly oc'
oupied with legislation regarding
the good of the order
Last night a large calsa Of can
dldates WAS initiated into the or.
dee under the degree work Of de
organization department The IN.
itiauon. which was held NJ Dream.
land rink was ouo Of the largest
ever held ln the state
Most Of the delegates viii leave
for their homes tonight and to-
morrow morning An declare thoy
have hoeu shown every courtesy
" lille in the city
The entertainment committee, 81
which C. A Re, nolds So chairman.
had provided interesting social
features for every evening while
the camp was ia session. and the
delegates have rendered their
thanks 90 the committe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
u" TO TURN FUNDS OVER TO STATE

A statement comes from A. r
Sawyer. president % Tie board o.
regents of the state university. 90
The effect that the board wln com.
ply with The law enacted hy The lasi
legislature providing Tor remittance
20 the state treasurer ~ al state
funds now held OF 90 b. held ln
the future BY the board
IN the past the states money
received by the board has been
credited 20 certain independent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
MAGIL.LS ARE
INDICTED

CLINTON. M. Aug 2. Fred Ma.
slll and no bride. Fay Graham Ma
glil. we're indicted this morning by
tho grand jury On hlx counts.
changing them with the murder Of
Anmlra flfat wife
The jury reported az 10 o'clock
lu tho bin against Muglli arc six
onuais. the first for administering
airrehnlne second fof administer
INK arsenic. third FOR hmotherIng
pith blanket. fourth. suicide com.
pet, nttb fur administering chlofn
furm. and tho sixth for causing
death by means not known % the
lnrM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

Alaska.
romantic realm Region % ice and
cold
land % the Arctic Nlsht and
Mldalght SUM-
Great Treasure store 81 hidden
wealth untold
Once Stewards iccberE dubbed
in ioKlal fun.
Her onward march 90 fame now
hist begun
Tho Future shalt awaken more
and more
that enterprise. grand victories
have won
And sim shall win, despite the
POic-stnrma roar
4 hiio breaks the mad sea surf
upon her golden shore,
Yukon.
q giant river Of the new north
vest
Two thousand miles whence his
head waters flow
searing upon his bruad. enduring
breast.
Beneath the Midnight Suus'
continuous glow.
the products that IN miider cll.
mates grow.
To save adventures Ia Fortunes
quest.
From Arctic Winters siege 81
storm and snow
or. down hts tide with quicken.
lnE haste and Ecat.
Carries the yellow dust 90 meet the
eupel test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

Pacific.
Earths grandcst ocean rolled un
seen 0f mru
For centuries "a uameleaa mys
tors
Balboa from the heights ~ narlcn
Saw iar away. a wrlphlcd, sail
less sea
Ocean ~ Pcace The world b
Highway Ca br.
What tongues the Klory Of the
reign shall sling
What prophet shall lorctoll thy
destiny
What honors shall not future
axes bring
To thee o. everlasting. Oceanic
KING
Falroreetlng Fer 1909
As hest cuthwued above the Isle
Ecmmcd Sea.
The Queen City grects all The
tribes % Earth
Come 20 tho Worlds Artfcati Meet
with these Three
As guests. to foster Progress.
Peace and Worth
ProgresH is Peace since God OF.
daiucd the birth
% Christ and Peace an attribute
Divine
A fountain 90 Earth checring
hope and mifih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

funds The present board % o.
gents IA not ln favor 40 Abe aecum
alation q ans funds ia The hands
or tbe registrar. or che expenditure
Of any money except that for pre-
HcrIbed iegal purposes tndFf ths
present law expenses uili have tf
De- Paid from thp general mainte
nance fund and she receipts turned
over Co thc state treasurer Up.
wards % f50e0 De- nos held by Reg
lHfFar Condor credited 10 various
funds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
The Grotto

Mr. gehella han opened IN.
noyhtion GrDtto. the finest 80 y
Dec grill in town. ~ the eoyss -,
S1yst and cherry Mr. gehells Y
engaged some excelleni ro,, =.
and singing talent for IA 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
s. p DIVIDEND


NEW YOnK. Aug An official
announcement was made that
n dividend az the rate Of per cent
aa3nally has been declared oI The
Southern Pacific common ai0elf II
IL not specified whether the pay.
ment IL 10 bo made quarterly OF
nomiannunlly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

ss. trout. 10. iigia6. sAAensf haiibai.
pst ~ tAnia, silver smslfs. II. III.
fsd snappem aBfei eiauH. Per sack. y 20
ffntsn ahad. re4 ID, ".
g IL
uas and rssdstnffs.
Puget Sound hHf. tom. 1tHiAi sfalth.
ga vhsat hay. tom FeHfi shaia
surn tom. tsa cracked pufu ton
ton tfgHaai Oh cake per ton ffai
hfah, pei tg.i $685. shouts Ton. 10
n ahaprei fesf iaH o. cats. tgn.
$500 wheat tHa. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

20 t@'so per cent ent n, !,
INK rods Cleanup sale - s u, ~
plus stock Come ~ ana srs.. ~
our stock Halls. iii Flrst a 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
League supports Ware

A. a meeting Of the Wossing
mems League At the Labor Temple
Thursday night. A. w Ware was
unanimously indOraed as the
leagues choice for councilman
from tho now Twelfth ward The
mombem Of the League acted upon
the report d It's executive commit
toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
the THEATERS

"Tho Mikado." sung by the San
Francisco Opera company finishes
set the week at the Grand Lomor
row night The Singing Giyf" will
be neat weeks Offering
"A Burglars Daughter viii h.
presented an this week "a the Sc
attle by the burgess company
Carmen. with Iaurette Tayiof
in the utlc role. De- This week bo
ms presented bY the Taylor com.
pauy nt the Third Avenue
Jasper The Nule. IL enc 90 IA,
bis hits of long program of
vaudeville acts az the lois thehfer
THE week
Whose naldg and California
iu go" comprise the d0nbic ali BE-
ing presented hy the loeia q i.aho
co. at lhc lyric
Eight acts including comedy and
souR hits. are included in this
weeks vaudeville pugram III the
Star thehi.r
ISIS crowds are taking advantage
ui iho chance to forget the huf
weather bY roing io Lama Park
the summer resort ucruHH the
Sound where vaudeville and ont
doof attractions eau both hn had
SALE o. SUMNER SUITS
Formerly sold az $500 and 5000
uow $500
" % Hutchinson Co.
second av. corner Union $50
Money loaned on diamonds. rtt
strictly confidential Reasonable
rates gut Bailey ildE 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

Pacific Squadron at Navy Yard
aHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

SALE or aMMgR SUITS
fOrmoily sold ~ $500 and $50 90.
npw $500
~ ~ Hutchinson Co
Second hy. corner Union 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

BattloahiD NobTaska At Nayy Yara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
THE MARKETS

A car OF cantaloupcs came in
this morning from tho south. ip
crcasiug the already large supply
As yet the Weuatchoo fruit has
been coming IA very lightly. but
n tho course OF a week or ten days
fruit from east OF tho mountains
will begin pouring IN.
Eggs. meat poultry and flah are
the same,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

Pacific Squadron at Navy Yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

hkka. meat poultry ana Hhh arc
the same,
Vegetables
Green eora q eu 80 onions psf crate.
tte native eaheet.sLb 49, pss,s
a 81 hei hasSa tomatoes. ~ htes 'siauea.
snirs saes q 81 e. ,aaIinavsf D oaal st
ss *. .st ,s,' =, 49, nas p' ssssa BEAM.
mss .aaasbss ytcutiea Rsv POTATOES
e ,s,os. y g. Is h sssf rs 81 .d 20
mar Squash. be- p, eriier q 'eA e
nuttsr,
wash loesi ms. otsaon nHmet s%no
tstrt eal WaahIHNtHN rffaNtFy. ih Hg.
Eastern Ha laueh iHt0
Ch~esc
We Twins cheese itss VIE Y "A fAei
Ntgaon Anina. lts Wesau A. tf
rugs
washnstan ie.si usnah sass. doe $40
na seiett tau.h taFa HHH Eastern
uaN, uitEsn ianet Eco
rpaitsY
Tive hsn- it uoue uaiisfs % 80
fae ies infaets Der e. fte dressed b.
wye twa FL ih feaai.fa tN#i
frtae fre.en fawt iter. teasisra i'f
time saa csmest
rertiaHd fsmeHt Imported nsf hht
q .ea rof''srt gssasat Catiagnia. ~
rrulf
Naugs arpiss 81 mHi efhnHss fsHrf
fNtn taHauss. tHHsf Is utao srrH.
e ~ umrs - ssss Nm h.nps
.h NHef f.fa "aHtalHuHes 0FafF 81 q
a ts fa'f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

Money loaned on diamonds. rtc
strictly confidential Reasonable
rates 900 Bailey ildE $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
WoMEN'S BLACK sATEEN PET
TICOATS.


I iuf ~ MomguH N'ark Hatrnu FettiooAfN with
~ Inch mfhe ard dust fnffie made extra fali
values to tis5 SATURDAY, special price onlS
st..... s...... ..s....... ........ ... t..4 TbT
iot illach and white Plaid Peificoais iEIuch
cofdoa ruffie with extra dust ruffr. made ~
TIA full. retailed fur $500 Saturdays special
prizes only ,t....... ..t+...........s... g1.so
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-06-29
Silsbee Sayings
From our regular correspondent:

From osr regular correspondent;
 ]. W Kramsr expects to leave fol San Diego next Tuesday for the pur- pose of bringing his children home tc spend vacation. Their many friends are snxlously awaiting thelr coming.
 We are glad to hear that Mrs. Fov- Ter Is much improved since the last writing.
 Geo. Shank and wife, of Brawley. were visiting Mrs. Shank's mother, Mrs. Pyle, last Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. ]. R. Ravens were Fl Centro visitors this week.
 Mrs. Geo. Campbell visited her friend. Mrs. Abbott last Tuesday and they attended the lodge at Fl Centro that evening
 Henderson Bros. are still shipping cantaloupes and say have ycu seen their tomatoes1 Just think, seven acres of fine tomatoes near Silsbee. SIlsbee, like most other places, hopes to see Fl Centro get the county seat and with such prospects for vegetables she can do her part to supply the com ing metropolis with such things.
 The Slsbee library association will open their library on Tuesday evening, July 2d. A literary program will be rendered and ice cream will be sold to help defray expenses. All are cordi- ally invited 10 attend. Any donat on. such as books, pictures, magazines chairs. tables or lamps or cash. if you like. will be gladly accepted.
 pr. Longshore is visiting Mrs. Hard ing this week.
 Rev. Haddock preached a splendid sermon, Sunday. The subject was "Wiil a man rob God
 Rev. Haddock has received five names on the citizens committee for the proposed lecture course to be giv- en next winter. There are only three more to be secured and he hopes to soon secure them. Come on. Silsbee folks and take hold of this. for we are all ready to hear good lecture at any time.
 Mir H. Chowning has new separat- or and is now enlisted as Silsbee daIryman.
 The pleasant home of Mrs. Harding was the scene or an enjoyable gather ing when twenty ladies accompanied
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-06-29

by lhelr children assembled there on
 the 25th. Each lady brought a gar ment which she Ironed with the gaso- line Iron amid the jocular comments of the other ladies. striving to do her best to win the prize for the best ironed garment. Mss Alice Chownlng tri- umphantly carried off the prize. a fan ey linen laundry bag. Refreshments of eanialodpes and Ice cream were served, after which all departed, de clarlng Mrs Harding's Iron a great h. vention.