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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-26

itinerary Chicago. Detroit, Niagara
Falls and New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Eckman snter-
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. MeIntire
at dinner Sunday, prior TO their leav-
ing on the afternoon train for Salt
Lake, their future home.
James Stewart left Monday for his
old home in Ohio. to remain perma-
nentIy. Mrs. Stewart will join her
husband in the near future.
Due to the illness of Mrs. w. s. Gan
non, the Woman's Unity club did not
hold its regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon, but will meet with Mrs
Cannon Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 20.
Mrs. Henry Gordon and daughter,
Miss Birdie. were incoming passen-
gers from Zion Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Tilney returned Mon
day from a brief stay at the metrop-
oils.
Mrs. Bemis of Salt Lake spent Sum
day with her mother, Mrs. Mary Klop-
enstine.
Miss Brighouse came in Monday
from a visit with her mother at Muir
ray.
Mrs. Harry Sery (nee Mrs Lizzie
Roberts) returned Monday from a visit
with relatives in Salt Lake.
The Women of Woodcraft, Canyon
circle No. 675, will give a dance next
Thursday evening, Jan. 80, in Smiths
hall. Good music and a good time as
sured to all.
Mrs. A. w. Forman returned Mon
day after a several days stay at the
metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Woodring spent
several days at the capital the latter
part of the week.
The Ladies' Aid society met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.
r. Haynes.
Mrs. s. S. Jones came in Saturday
from a few sdays' stay at the capital
city.
Mrs. Jake Newman and little son
returned Saturday from a brief stay
with city friends
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TiNTIC.

Mayor Mitchell visited Salt Lake
City Friday.
Thomas Evans left Thursday for
Bingham. where he will reside.
Edison Peery visited relatives in Pay
son last Sunday.
p. p. Clarke returned home last
Tuesday. He was accompanied by his
wife, viii had been visiting relatives
in North Yakima, Wash.
Bishop J. NJ. Taylor of Silver City
is sojourning in southern California.
Miss Maggie Bonner visited friends
in the capital during the week.
Paul Wirthlin. who had been called
to Payson on account of the illness of
his children, returned to Eureka last
Sunday.
Mrs. James 3. Whitehead is visiting
relatives in Springville. -
]. E. Fris5y spent Sunday in Payson
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humbert Gustaldi re-
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crowd repaired to the Lincoln school
building, where the remainder of the
evening was spent in music, which was
followed by dainty refreshments.
Miss Edith Martin of Salt Lake is Wis
iting in the Park, the guest of Mrs. Joe
BRANDED.
Miss Florence Talbot entertained at
dinner Saturday afternoon for Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Weeter, and Miss Tessie
Lambert.
F. ]. Walend went down to Salt Lake
Thursday afternoon, where he will re-
main for several days.
Mrs. Eugene Giles entertained at a
farewell party Friday afternoon at her
home on Park avenue. Cards were
played, 500 being the game, and later
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Giles will leave Sunday afternoon
for Nephi, where her parents live, and
viii visit with them for several days,
after which she will go to Ely, New,
where Mr.. Giles has charge of the ma
tional bank, and where they will make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sweatfield planned
and carried out a very pleasant surprise
party on Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Bates,
at their home Wednesday evening.
over one hundred guests were present,
and a real old-time evening was spent
by the large crowd present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh entertained
the members of the NJ. E. club at their
home on Woodside avanue Thursday
evening. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Youngberg and c. w. Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. O'Hara entertained
the Friendly club members at their
home on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Lockhart enter
tanned at dinner Sunday last for Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McEwan, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Welsh and son Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Slavin were in
Park the fore part of the week visiting
with relatives
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BINGHAM.

Mrs. ]. II. Goodwin and daughter,
BERTHE, spent the early part of the
week visiting city friends.
A poverty social is announced for
Upper Bingham Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bourgard left
this week for an extended visit in east
ern cities. They will include in their
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Thursday evening that was great
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Larsen enter
tanned on Thursday in honor of John
L. Jensen of Boise, who has been their
guest the past week.
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LOGAN.

Mesdames c. II. Hart and l. S. Smith
entertained about thirty of their lady
friends on Wednesday evening. The
affair was held at the Hart home,
which was beautifully decorated for
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EPHI.

The members of the Ladies' Literary
club met at the home of Miss Neva
Booth last Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Elmo Moore gave a sketch of the life
of George Eliot. Mrs. d. o. Miner dis
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A Few of the Many Articles Handled
by Our House Furnishing Dept.
on the Floor Below

Table Mats, Dish Mops, Strainers Gall kinds), Egg
'Beaters, Egg Whips, Towel Bars (metal and wood)
Meat Forks, Toasting Forks Cake Turns Pot Cleaners
Potato Washers, Potato Miners Kitchen Spoons (tin
metal and grantee, Iron Handles. Wood Spoons Flour
Sleeves, Roll Pins Biscuit Board Chopping Bowls, Spice
Cabinets, Wash Boards Sink Brushes, Cooking Kettles
Mouse Traps, Lemon Squeezers, Hatchets Hammers,
Tacks, Food Choppers, Lunch Boxes, Roasting Pans,
Children's Bath Tubs Lamp Burners, Corn Peppers,
Floor Wax, Can Openers Churns Sleeve Boards, Floor
Brushes, Shoe Brushes
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All Kinds of Cooking Utensils

Graniteware, Tinware Chnaware, Jardinieres Bas-
ts Toilet Paper Busters. A fine assortment of nickel
ated Teakettles Coffee and Teapots, Siverware.
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Cream for the FACE.

READER-This skin food IS what you
need 10 build up the tissues of the face:
Oil Of sweet almonds. four ounces; white
wax, six dramsi spermaceti, six drains;
borax, two drains; glycerin, one and
one-holf ounces; orange-fower water.
two ounces; oil of neroli, oil or bigarade
(orange skim. fifteen drops; fifteen drops;
oil Of petit grain. fifteen drops. Melt the
first three ingredients, add the glycerin
to the orange-hower water, and dissolve
the borax in the mixture: then pour it
slowly into the blended fats. stirring con-
tinu0usly
never recommend the use of hydro
gen dioxide commonly known as perox-
ide Of hydrogen on he hair by anna
teurs. Any bleaching chemical of the
kind is sure TO tighten the hair more to-
ward the ends than toward the roots,
and it is seldom that the inexperienced
person can apply it so carefully that a
lighter shade will not in time result.
Henna is vegetable stain, quite harm
less and producing an equally attractive
reddish tint. For home use it viii be
found a much safer article than the
leach. Hydrogen dioxide, when used
on either the scalp or skin. should be di-
luted with water, equal parts.
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To Reduce the Hins.

TOO STOUT-The following exercise, il
persevered with, viii reduce flesh around
the hips: First. raise the outstretched
arms above the head, the body retaining
its erect position then bend slowly for
ward from the waist. so that the fingers
come as near touching the floor as possi-
bic without straining in any way. This
is done without bending the knees. In
recovering position let the arms relax
and sink down as the body straightens
up. Second, with hands placed lightly on
the hips. the fingers pointing forward, let
the body drop forward easily, so that 1t
IS bent in at the waist This must be
done gently, as by jerking more harm
than good is done From this bent posi-
ton roll the body around to the right.
counting four for it to reach the position
Of being bent over the side, then to the
back, being careful to do 1t very easily at
first till the muscles have gained
strength, Tor an exaggeration of the
movement may cause real pain, Then
on TO the left, and back to the front.
Practice again, only start toward the
left. The waist acts as a pivot on which
the trunk swings. and the head is easily
relaxed Third. In this exercise the hands
have the same position, but now the
body IS bent forward from the waist
then back TO the right and left. Each
movement should occupy four counts.
Take these exercises gently. but let the
movements be firm and strong, Avoid
the slightest strain Of the muscles. No
corsets should be worn while practicing
them.
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To Fatten the Cheeks.

sALLIE-To make thin cheeks plump
rub a good skin food in with the follow
ing movements: To treat the right cheek.
place the thumb of the left hand Just be-
yond the corner of the mouth on the left
cheek as brace Make rotary move
ments upward and outward. beginning at
the corner of the mouth and making three
diverging lines of manipulation over the
cheek. With the right hand treat the left
cheek. About six times over each cheek
is sufficient.
Use the lotion for premature wrinkles
once a day.
The walnut stain for the hair is made
up of the following ingredients: Fpur
ounces walnut skins, beaten TO a pulp. 10
which Is added pure alcohol, sixteen
ounces.
Let it stand eight days and strain. Then
apply as any other dye.
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NEARLY MARRIED DAUGHTER.
Here Is Strange story from
Switzerland.

switzerland.
A curious and romantic story is report
ed from the town Of AppenzeI, Switzer-
land. In 1857 Swiss. named Joseph Alul-
Ter. deserted his wife and child. a little
girl named Anna. about six months old,
az Lueerne, and fed 20 Mexico.
Nine. Muller died soon after. and Anna
was adopted by a prosperous butcher OF
Lucerne. who gave the girl a good educa-
ton. Eighteen months ago the butcher
sold out his business, and bought a large
sorpe. intelligent girl, managing the es-
tablishment
Last May Joseph Muller. Anna's father,
who had made large fortune in Amer
lea. arrived at the hotel but as Anna
had taken the name Of her foster parents,
he was not aware Of their relationship.
a young local doctor Of good family and
the elderly Muller became suitors for
Annals hand, and IN July last the girl
chose the latter
The marriage was fixed for the end Of
December, and in the meantime Joseph
Muller courted his daughter The day be-
fore the wedding Muller, seeing his
fancee wearing some jewelry which seem
ed familiar 10 him. questioned her about
it, and discovered the truth, Next day he
left for Berlin. and sent his daughter a
letter explaining his conduct, and advis-
ing her to marry the young doctor He
inclosed a check for $4,000 in the letter
The other day Anna Muller was mar
ried TO the doctor, but she has not heard
Of her father since his flight
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TT rs remarkable how we exercise our
muscles without conscious thought
or plan! This is particularly notice
able when, upon awakening in the
morning, almost all of Us stretch TO our
full height-and a better exercise could
not be conceived. It is the one involun-
tary exercise that every one adopts, so
why not carry it further and take all
our gymnastics in bed?
The morning is the right time-when
one is neither tired nor stiff-and it is re-
markable how much good these simple
gymnastics will do; how they improve
the digestion. clear the complexion and
develop the figure.
The exercise of stretching alone tends
to increase the height and to lengthen
the waist; but if the arms are stretched
over the head and the bedposts are firm
ly grasped, the body may be pulled up
and pushed down, thus bringing into play
the arm and shoulder muscles.
The first two motions OF the gymnas-
tics may be done without removing the
head from the pillow: but by this time
sleep has gone and the athleticaIly in
cltned person has begun TO take an inter-
est. and the next exercise Is the most use
ful of all. The feet are thrust under the
bar at the foot of the bed and the body
is raised from a recumbent to a sitting
position without any aid from hands or
head and with the shoulders thrown
back. This exercise develops the muscles
Of the abdomen. decreases the size Of the
waist strengthens the back. and reduces
the hips. Altogether. whether performed
in bed or upon the floor. no more useful
motion can be found. When this has
been d0ne-and the beginner viii find that
at first three times is sufficient for one
morning-it may be carried still further
by leaning forward and grasping the foot
board; thus the body. from the waist up.
viii make almost a complete semicircle.
This done, she viii be very glad to re-
turn to her pillow, and there she may
rest, and, while resting. perform the next
step in the mornings work. This consists
in raising the right leg slowly TO an up
right position, repeating three times. then
going through the same motion the same
number Of times with the left leg. and
then with both This exercise should not
be gone through quickly. but quietly and
deliberately. so that It may benefit the
hips. decreasing them in size and limber-
ing the joints.
When the motions have been conscien-
tiously ana carefully gone through, Il is
best to rest for fifteen minutes. letting
all the muscles relax. When the time for
the bath comes it is surprising how won
derfulIy we'll one feels
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Lotion for Blackheads.

J. M-These common blemishes are
caused by impurities in the system and
should be treated internally as well as
externally. For the external treatment
apply the following lotion: Pure brandy.
three ounces cologne, one ounce; liquor
potassa, one half ounce. Apply at night.
after washing the face thoroughly with
soap and water.
Here is a recipe for the antispetic tooth
wash for offensive breath: Phenol, ff-
teen grains: boric acid, six grains; thy
mol On erystals), fifteen drops; essence
of menthol, thirty drops; tincture Of
anise. two and one-half drains: distilled
water, three pints. Rinse the mouth
with the above. which should be diluted
for use in the proportion OF one-half
tooth wash to same quantity of water
Use after each meal and at any time re-
quired.
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Toilet Vinegar.

V O.-Here is a toilet vinegar which
Is simple enough TO make: Lavender flow
ers, seven ounces; alcohol eight fluid
ounces; diluted aeetic acid, hfty-eight
fluid ounces.
Dancing and all other forms Of exercise
which use the muscles of the legs more
than any other part of the body are all
beneficial.
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Eyelash Grower.

ELVA-The following recipe may be
used TO promote the growth Of either eye
lashes or eyebrows: Cologne, two and a
half ounces; glyeerin, one and q half
ounces; fluid extract Of jab0randi, two
drams
Agitate ingredients until thoroughly in
corporated. Apply TO the eyebrows with
the brush and to the lashes with tiny
eameI's hair paint brush. The brush
must be freed from any drop and passed
lightly along the edge Of the eyelids, ex-
ereisins extreme care that no minutest
portion Of the lotion touches the eye it
self
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Bleach for Brown Spots.

LAURA-Here is q recipe that win re-
move the brown spots: Bichloride OF mer-
curry, in coarse powder, eight grains;
witch hazel, two ounces; rosewater. two
ounces.
Agitate until a solution is obtained.
Mop over the affected parts. Keep the
lotion out OF the way Of ignorant persons
and children. Label Poison and external
use only"
Apply this tonic to the roots Of the hair
once a day;; Three drains Of resorcin, one
ounce Of tinctuTe cantEaTides, four drains
Of oil recini. ten drops of oil Of rosemary.
Add sufficient bay rum to make eight
ounces.
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Red Face.

L. Aft your face is too red. be careful
Of your diet Take no hot drinks but
plenty OF cooling ones. Don't wash the
face in cold water nor when you feel
flushed. Lukewarm water is better. Hot
foot baths are also said TO be very good
in cases OF this kind.
The following is the brilliantine recipe
for the hair: Sweet almond oil, eight fluid
ounces; alcohol, four fluid ounces; glycer-
in. one fluid ounce; oil Of rose geTanium,
twelve drops.
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Enlarged Pores.

J. T.-Enlarged pores are usually the
result Of blackheads. They can be cured,
but the process takes time. Give your
face a thorough cleansing each evening
with brush. hot water. and good soap.
Use the lotion for which l give you for
mula: Boric acid, one dram; distilled
witch hazel. four ounces. Apply with a
piece of old linen or a bit of absorbent
cotton.
For perspiring feet the following for
mula is very efficient: Salicylic acid.
twenty scruples: boric acid. one dram;
talcum powder, one ounce.
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ents know that danger turks in the
springfield shoe. and that. if worn be-
yond the proper time, it causes fiat foot.
which requires gymnastio exercises and
specially built shoes to cure.
To be sure, the wearing Of the heel is
a habit. but It is one of those habits so
akin to nature that divorce Is not prae-
tieable, even If possible.
There are. of course. women with feet
so perfectly modelled upon the original
plan that they have never stepped in a
heel shoe. but their names are few. The
average foot of to-day requires a low.
broad heel.
There is no stated age at which to dis
card the springfield shoe and don the
heel boot; It is matter TO be determined
by the rapid or slow development Of the
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For 0iIY Skin.

VIOLA-If the skin has a tendency to
be oily, you should Danish all rich and
greasy foods, for diet has a great infiu-
enee on the condition of the skin. wip-
ing off the face occasionally with diluted
alcohol 20 per cent strength is beneficial
in the case OF an oily skin. a few drops
OF ammonia or pinch of borax in the
water with which the face is washed is
also helpful
To make the hair curl use the following
preparation; Potassium Carbonate, 12O
grains; ammonia water. one fluid dram;
alcohol, twelve fluid drams: rosewater.
enough TO make sixteen fluid ounces.
In using, moisten the hair. adjust if
loosely, and it will curl upon drying.
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child. A conscientious shoemaker viii
give you reliable advice on the subject
When the evil has been wrought. there
arc certain exercises which will be found
beneficial in counteracting the bad ef-
feots. and three of the most helpful are
Illustrated here. They are especially de-
vised 10 strengthen the ankle and TO de-
velop the arch Of the instep.
In the FIRST exercise the child stands on
a ledge, such as a step or bench. and.
with the toes, tries TO pick up" the
bench.
In the second exercise the child with
toes turned in and foot turned over walks
OF the outer edge OF the foot. This is a
cIub-footed walk and has a tendency to
strengthen the ankles.
In the third exercise ths child stands
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Tr IS grave mistake to undervalue
! the Importance Of procuring properly
fitting shoes for the growing child.
Trouble frequently results from careless
ness in this matter which it requires
years and a considerable expenditure oil
money to rectify.
child's shoes should always be gen
erous in length; they may be narrow
even too narrow without disastrous re-
sults-but short shoe is sure to work
havoc. It is commendable economy to
throw away q pair of perfectly good
shoes If the child has outgrown them and
they stub" the toes.
The bad effect OF short shoes is obvious
and acknowledged. but not So many par
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u EsaNc e Ae AIoS,
Vauoaire Remedy.

ELIZABETH do not think it Is nee
essary to use a massage cream for the
bust while taking the Vaucaire tonic
Here is the formula for the latter: Liquid
extract OF galega (g0atsrue) three fluid
drams; O-phosphate OF lime, 154
grains; tinctuTe Of fennel, ten grains
simple sirup. thirteen and one-half
ounces. The does is two soupspOonfuls
with water before each meal
Dr. Vaucaire also advises the drinking
OF malt extract during meals.
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Lotion of BergamOt.

WORRIED-Here Is a perfectly harm
less lotion of bergamot: Eau de cologne,
one ounce; rectifed spirits of wine. two
ounces: aromatic spirits OF ammonia, one
ounce; water, four ounces; essence OF
bergamot, one-quarter ounce.
Mix spirits, add water. Shake for five
minutes after bottling.
II your eyes have a burning sensation.
battle them with hot water. TO which a
dash Of witch hazel has been added.
The effect Of the Vaucaire tonic is very
varied In some cases It Immediately
benefits. and when used in others there
is no perceptible change until six or
eight bottles have been taken.
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For the Hands.

ROSE-Here is an excellent skin food
for the hands: Cocoa butter. one ounce;
oil of sweet almonds. one ounce: oxide Of
zinc, one dram; borax, one dram, oil Of
bergamot, six drops.
Heat the cocoa butter and oil OF al
monds in a bain-marie, and when thor
oughly blended add the zinc and borax;
stir as It eools, and add the oil Of berga-
mot last.
Rub into the hands at night
Tt Is almost impossible to prescribe a
diet for all but every person should
know from experience the things which
agree with her. and should never eat what
disagrees repeatedly.
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Rules for Reduction of Flesh.

JENNIE-Avoif all starchy and sweet
ened food. all cereals, vegetables contain
ing sugar or starch. such as peas. beans
corn, potatoes, &c. Have your bread
toasted; sprinkle it with salt instead Of
using butter. Milk, regret to say. if it
be pure and good. is fattening. SKINNED
milk may be drunk Hot water is an ex-
ceilent substitute for other liquids. Add
a little Of the juice of lines or lemons to
it, if you choose Limit your sleeping
hours to seven at the outside. no maps
You must take exercise.
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To Whiten the Hands.

CONSTANT READER - Before going
outdoors rub this preparation into the
hands: One hundred grains Of lanoIin.
twenty-five grains of parahin Qiquid),
ten drops extract of vanilla, one drop of
oil OF rose
Mix and apply when necessary.
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with feet parallel. rises on toes, and turns
feet out with 2 rotary motion This has
direct influence upon the instep.
In addition to these exercises, a spe-
cialiy built boot may be worn. or a plate
Of STEEL covered with leather. may be
placed in the shoe to raise the instep.
Caution must be taken that the plate
does not irritate or hurt or annoy the
child In any way
A child should wear a laced boot which
may be adjusted at will, and the heel
should be low and broad.
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Mouth Wash.

sUBsCRIBER-FoF the offensive breath
It would be Well 10 use a mouth wash.
The recipe I am giving you is very good:
on Of sage. two and three-quarter fluid
drains; oil Of lemon, one and one-quarter
mud drains; alcohol. six and one-half
fuid ounces; water, twenty-five and one
half duid ounces.
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About the Vaucaire Remedy.

PEARL H.-The results Of the Vaucaire
tonic depends entirely upon the physical
condition Of the person taking the medi-
cine. Some persons only require two bot
ties and others need two or three times
that many So, you see, you should not
feel discouraged, as you have not given
the tonic a fair trial
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Her Excuse.

From Pick-Me-Up
Il was little surprised, observed the
new minister. TO see your husband get up
and walk out Of church during my ser
mon
TITS just as well you mentioned II" re-
piled the lady. Il ought to tell you that
my husband often walks in his sleep"
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Powder Of White Geranium.

p. C.-This recipe will make up into a
delightful toilet powder: Starch, one-haif
pound: powdered orris root. one ounce;
oil OF geranlum. fifteen drops. Crush free
from Jumps. Add the perfume a drop at a
time.