The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-14

JUST A CHANGE.
It is good to be al leisure. when the
days are long and hot
In caMp beside the river, in a cool
sequestered spot,
Or away up ~ the mountains 10y n
plunging waterfall.
Where the nights are cold and morn
ings you don't have 10 rise at all
Till you're ready and the music of
the plunging. laughing stream
Coming in to where you're sleeping
weaves itself into your dream
And the city is so distant from yoHr
city-weary eyes
That the smoke of all its chimneys
doe sn't even smudge the skies.
Il is gooI TO lie al leisure underneath
the Summer sky
Where the perfume of brches and
the nniucc goes drifting by.
And forget-a week or fortnight
thai there is a world off there
Where the little children labor and
where people drink and swear,
And where wanton women greet your
passing with brazen. leering
look
Oh, the rivers and the mountansl il
is good to wade the brock.
Aud TO hear the birds of mornings
sing their thrilling litanies.
Far away from smoke and rumble
and tbe city's stuntcd treesl
Put The river and the mountain and
the woodland solitude
ran and weary one. and where the
wild kngiishor rears her brood
Has its limits, and the brches and
the spruce trees and the fir
Finally grow unresponsive tin the
hear longs for the stir
Ol the town where men are strug
Cling from each rise to SET of sun,
And each minute OF the workday sees
some battle lost or won,
And wncre each days working end
ed. there are cozy chairs that
wait,
Ard glad groups of babies always
wait for daddy at the gate.
- Judd Mortimer Lewis in Houston
Post.
were SO many pretty lingerie blouses
and washable waists worn. and how
badly one feels when they get ink
srots on them had a sheer PM,
silk waist on which unfortunately
spilled some ink / took some peroxide
cr hydrogen and wet the goods with
il, then put It in the sun for little
while In about half an hour the
ink spots We're gone aud the color
remained intact Peroxide Of hydro.
gen can be used on the most delicate
color aud IL will take stains on admir-
ably / have also used II with great
success on me dne white lawn waists.
New York Times: A cool. comfor.
table fashion has come to life It
Is the wearing of dark-toned dimity
shirtwaist suits.
The fabric wears well, sheer as Il
is. and while the dark tones do not
stand frequent washing they do not
need H. They can be washed out in
gasoline dried in the shade and
ironed This viii do them up for
the rest of the season
Pale brown with fine white cord,
bright blue also with the touch of
white, aud bottle green are among
the tayorite colors. There is no at.
tempt made to build them into fash.
ionable frocks for dressing wear.
Mrs w. H. Gysart has returned
from a visit 10 J. s. Thompsons fam
lily at Orlando.
Miss Lenora Morris is visiting her
parents at Orlando.
Mrs } H. Havighorst has returned
lEom q visit to Sulphur
Mrs Edgar Powers snteriains with
a circus party tonight in homer Of the
guests at the Beallles' house party.
Mr. and Mrs fell Walton have gone
10 the Minnesota lakes TO spend the re.
mainder Of the summr
Miss Eunice Bush, who has been The
guest of Miss Lulu Gregory mas return.
ed TO her home In Junction City. Kas
Mr. aud Mrs II = Farrar are here
from Arkansas city the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Seely
The third of % saries of flower cou
tests given under the auspices of Mrs
n r. Derwin. chairman of The flower
committee OF the City Federation, will
KNOW IT WELL