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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-18
FOR SALE.

FOR SADE--+-oNE HEAVY. DRAFT
horse, 6 years old: one good mich
COW, fresh in April, "A chickens;
Chas. Carlson, 2 miles west OF
Agency, near overhead bridge.
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August Leifler.

family moved on the Charley Graham
farm.
Mr.. Owens of ottumwa has rented
the Laten farm where Jack Simmons
lived.
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i St. Louis Grain Markets.
st. Louis, Feb. 1.-THE. grain mar
ket follows:
Wheat-May-s1.1O
Corn-64A @64$c.
Oats--531ac.
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FOR SALE.

1T YOU WANT A BARGAIN IN
South Dakota land homesteads or
deed lands or stock ranches from
$500 UP, see or write B. G. Buckley,
Ottumwa, s. y.
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wANTED-To RENT WELL I'M;
proved farm. 100 to 100 acres de-E
sired Address F-12-A, care Courier.l
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WANTED TO ExCHANGE--ON
brand new Hamilton watch II jew-I
ell movement, one automatic VIM!
chester rifle, practically new, for a.
hawmerless shot gun or what you
have. Collingwood, 235 East Mainy
upstairs.
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FOR SALE OF TRADE HOUSE AND
lot. Inquire S33 South Moore st.
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FOR ALE-SHETLAND PONIES,
ferrets. poultry. pigeons, pheasants,
rabbits. guinea pigs, goats, cats and
dogs cent stamp for particulars.
Col. Joseph Leffel. Springfield, Ohio
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THREE VACANT LOTS IN CHICA-
go, will sell for cash or exchange for
property near or in Wichita Falls,
Texas. Bargain. Address c. H. Reed.
Winona, Mo.
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20 HIGH GRADE EASTER AND
other beautifully colored post cards,
for 1oc, Not two alike. Address
st. Louis, Mo, Dept. A.
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Norton & Smith
First National Bank Building Otiumwa, Iowa.
TODAY'S MARKET NEWS
LOCAL MARKETS.
Observation-Disclosures

Hogs are loo lower and grain is
slightly higher on the wholesale mar
ket today.
III a. M, Feb. 17.)
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rIIE RICHEST FARMS. WHERE
everything grows large. in South-
eastern Kansas, 100 miles south of
Kansas City, and 80 miles west Of
Missouri; prices below their value;
maps and printed information; no
trades. Thos. D. Hubbard Erie,
Kansas.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-18

SOUTH DAKOTA, LARGEST, PER
capital wealth of any state in the
union; immense crops of corn.
wheat, oats, flax, etc: two crops nqX
for the land; land from SIS y
Write w. N. Van Camp. Highmn
S. Dokata.
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ESTRAYED---TWO 2 YEAR OLD
steers, coming threes. B. BOSNIAN, s.
Ottumwa. Old phone 642-B.
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Col. Swain, Auct.; Walter Abess, elk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

Ahora que estamoS proxmoS q tcr0l-
mar la primcra decada del siglo AA.
.uando la nayegac6n vapor einpleza
4 parecerlcs POGO 4 los INVENTORIES y So
suenan nucyos medios para surcar los
mares, es preclsamente cuando el arcal-
90 barco dc vcla. renaciendo De stls ceni-
zas. aIcanza una mportancIa tai cual Jd
mas la tuvo Tenicndo solo en- cuenta
las embarcaciones he mas dc cIen tonel &
das en- Suecia en- Dnamarca, er Nortie-
"a. en- Francia la mjtad dc los barco~
nercantc~s son de vea l.Sto. exceed. n
n numero les de yapor en- los Estado>
Unidos que contand0 con un total H.
|33l0 barcos mercantcs, poscen 22l0 d.
vela solo | 100 vapores. Los EStadoS
Enidos son hoy dia el verdadero eupn-
RIO de la navegaci6n a vela; solo cn cna-
tro amos. lie 1902 1905, construytroner
en- aquel pals l.69l barcos de esta clasc
que snmaban 332 900 toneladas.
Ahora hacc ocho amos justos, hablaba-
mos en- estas paginaS de I'm harco dc vcla
de seis palos. Il George w Wells co-
mo de la Ultima maravlla naval ! era.
en- cfecto. una maravllla al lado del
Elliot. H. Church, " el primer barco IL
clIatro palos, construido en- 1882, o Junip
al Governor Ames, que tenIa cInco.
pero hoy, estos barcos dc seis maStiles
son la cosa mas corricnte en- la America
del Norte. donde hacen FL concrete de
cabotaie. transportando carbon Y made
ra entire Norfolk Boston. Un buquc
de estos. con vientO favorable, puede lie
var un cargamento de mas de 5000 to-
neladas. con tanto andsr como los me1o-
res yapor,s costeros. La Ultima paIabra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

en- este asunto rs 81 barco Gle siete paloS.
que, con solo una tripulaci6n de ounce
h0mbres, puede llevar tanta carga como
los mayores vapores mcrcantes de Euro
pa. FL primer barco de este tipo. 81
Thomas W. Lawson, perdido reciente-
mcnte On el Atlantico cargaba ordina-
riamentc mas de 5000 toneladaS de ear
bon
Los nucvoS barcoS de vcla son DC acern.
pcro como reSutan muy caroS en- cam
bic los de MADEIRA son baStante baratoS.
,guon conStrIIyendoSc muchaS einbarca-
clones de gran porte con casco de made
ra. Y Sc cree que dentro de POGO Sc haran
asi hasta las de seiS y >iete palos Por
SupueSto. que el cnorme vclamen de eStos
buqucS no puedc manejarse a mano; en-
.legando il las o .hocicntaS toneladas. 81
hacc precise emplear cabrestanteS; pero
este, lejoS de suponcr un inconveniente.
IS una gran ventaJa, putSt0 que il la veZ
ahorra hombres tempo
Como puede suponerse, los barcos de
vela de nuestros dias no sueIen emplear-
Sc para largas travesiaS; pero en el 60.
wercio de cabotaje desem penan un gran
papel, pues preStando cxactamente q
nlanO serviclo que los vapores, tienen
sobre estos las ventaias DE ser mas bara-
Ia su construction, mas eeon0micos sus
viaies Y, sobre todo, de necesitar menos
tripulaci0n De aqui que en- las nacio-
mes en- que dicho comercio tiene yerda,ie,
ra mportancia. la tenga tambi1n cada
vez mayor la navegaci6n i vela
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
Cr0niCaS CatalanaS
Los ESTRENOS DE GUIMERA
Ramiro DE MAEZTU

COmenzaba el ano 1879 cuando Gui-
nera lego 4 sus amigos, Gala PJdcidiG. sll
orimera obra dramatica, Y la peiia del ca
f. Pclayo, uno de los nucleos catalanis-
'as mas importantes de aquel entonces.
conmovi6se profundamente ante el acuer-
10 de pasar de politicos incipientcs IL
-eratos actorcs. Repartieronse les par :
les Sc busco una actriz. La protagoni
a dc la hermosa tragedia fue encomer-
dada a dofis Carlota de Mena no 30 liza
darse con interprete mejOr La Hena.
como en- Barcelona Sc Ia Ilamaba. era N
hnica actriz tragica con que contaba i
teatro catalan; una exceicnte aetriz d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

rar cstos dias por la rcmota posibili-
dad de que caiga una cuchilla sobre
los barcos que csta botando al aqua.
III pals esta bien, mejor que nunca,
pero ha pasado un momento sonando
FL sueTo triste de Ia contingcncia de
una catastrofc hipotetica.
Tambien han surgido manccbos ami
moses para dccirla: ESto es una l. be-
ria Hay que rccorrcr el mundo para
yer 81 hay mas bobos." rs decir, hay
que afrontar las realidades. Y no los
Sucfos. Hay que informarsc dc Ia que
haccn otros palscs; pero no hay que
llorar ante Ia que cstan hacienda puc-
den cStar hacienda. Pero, en- 81 fon-
do tampoco hay que incomodarse de
finitivamcnte porquc la genie sucnc de
cuando en- cuando. 10 normal y lo sano
es sonar, condicion de dcspertarse
FL que no quiera sonar aiguna vcz, So
cxpone 4 no dormir nunca y morirsc
lie insomnia Pero Il que no Sc dccida
i despcrtarSe Sc aletarga en- las blandu-
ra de las danzas de las ideas asociadas
cuando la voluntad no vela para esco-
ger las unas desechar las otras.
Esta explosion de sentido comun
la al cuento de Grimm Il iucio de
'hcstcrton. un valor que no tlcncn las
IcaS de los misticos, nj de los rcalistas
nodernoS. ST la historic de Grimm Sc
hubcra ocurrido i Macterlinck ha
ria .encontrado la mas aguda nterpre-
lcion al panico c6smico de la mucha-
ha que rcaliza la posibilidad de que su
Iicha csconda su dcsgracia porque ma
lie Sabe mejor que Maeterlinck, como
no sea ci poeta dc la vicja Castillo. que
nueStras yldas SON los rios-que van
dar 4 In mar, que cs el morIr,
MaetcrIinck nos habria contado mil
una posibilidades de la cuchilla 10
1uc no nos habria descritd es Ia sfbta
ancrgia del mancebo .aiirmadora De Ii
.speranza del tihre aibedrlo del hom-
hre sohre a fataIisno disoIvcntc de la
1aturalcza Y La historic habrla ter
aire fresco con que Grimm nos saeu-
lc
Pero un rcaIista inperiallsta al mo
70 de Rudyard kipline no habria podi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

ueva production. Jose Blanch fue otra
a primer actor y director: cl papel
l. "Judit" 81 conf0 4 Balbina ri. ex-
elente actriz que habia cstado algunos
ilps rctirada del tcatro, y la DANA J0-
ven 81 encarg0 Elvira Music, robada
poco deSputs laS glorias de Ia esccna,
que grandcS So las prometia, por el amor
le un jovon poeta y arquit@to, que cas6
.on ella
Los restanteS papcleS fucron deSempr-
TadoS por Eduardo Toda. que acababa
T. llegar dc Egipto, donde dcsempcnaba
Il cargo de- consul dc ESpa'a Jose kart.
J dorado ltclato Que tanto rontrlbuy0 :.
IA formaci6n del guSto tcatral en- Cata-
luna: joaquin Ricra. I}ertran. alto en-
,lcodo dc uuestra Diputaci6n provincial,
rxcelentc autor dramatico V poeta ms
pirado: Mariczcurrcna. Masricra, Clara
musat este humilde croniSta que de
comparsa paSo d actor, camblando el
manto romano por la Gotta de malta y la
lanza con borIa roja por la taiantc tlzona
de- cruz. la representation fue, co-
mo la anterior, I'm txito immense. Con
currieron 4 ella las mas relevantcS perso-
nalidadcs dc Barcelona en- las lctras y las
artes hubo banquetes, eXcursloucS. Veia-
das. culntos han muerto va
JudH de Wctph ST cstreno n Canct
de Mar Fl 20 de Octubrc de 1883: el -
de Enero siguiente, la cstrenaba Teodoro
BonapIata en- Fl Teatro Romea de BARGE
Iona. 81 grande fue el exIto lIterario
EN- Canet de- Mar, mayor fue el exlt0 pu-
blico de Romea Guimcra quedaba de
tinitivamentc c0nsagrado, y aSi 4 uadlc
cxtraTlo i cxitazo de Mar Tei que 81
gul0 al de Judit de Wetph.
Y he aqui como pasaron de las muses.
al teatro las dos primeras obr;$ del g
NAL Gumera a quien Cataluna va u
rcndr dcntro de pocos dlas homenaJc IT.
admiration @ratitud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
Ell trOvador
DE GOETHE)
one canci6n IN el rastrlIIo

one canci6n en 81 rastriiI
Fae.a .IeI parea! u1e
Aoui. en- mi cdmara. quiero
Escuchar esa canei6n.
Dico u rev. q pair sale
yneive v nm anciano en- pos.
,aso Ilbrel ol rev exclama,
p.Sa fibre II trovadort
SaIud bejIj~anas damas
SaIud varoocS dc prol
Clo ciplol Cu1nfas eetrellas!
0at hermosa constellation!
FeJil fuera dnlce. astros
s. suuiera aaifna. ~ais
Cerraox hleo ojos mIo~
Al de>lp,obraute eSpIcndar.
,1a na ha iesalo u na.oenfn
~ .anfamnl,.r taato enl
Los ajo, entnrpa a vate
Y ! lis vientox IN Ia yoz
Niranlp altjvos lbs robieS
Y las hpllos ron rnhor
N ,.v o3i.a ola.r j .s,to
9.,.. .tton, .,,l.r.}on
p,........ .ar... IN o,.a
nfr... ~ ,;nio c.otar
,p..u}.Il. sa,nr .a..t..ta
..... " r.l. o.,.u,s,.
o.. IT,. h.,..t... ..,............
t-a1.,o.o ro.hazo
n.,.... .;.... a.....;t, nj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

'ura, v cducada cn Ia cscuela dc los me
iorcS artStaS cSpanolcS del iiltimo terci,
lei pasado siglo. Dolores Ricart st en-.
'arg6 de plapcl de Ledia.
FL alma de la representation dc Gaia
piacidia fule Jose Blanch y Piera, un me
dico que en- suS mocedades habia trabaia-
10 dc dfcioHddo en- algunaS de las mn
'ltSimas socicdad,s que ha habdo V hay
ann en- Barcelona. que tiencn yerdadcraS
| companies dramaticaS dc actorcs aiicio
| nados Blanch era al miSmo tempo m
cXcelcnte hector: durantc trcinia anos
In sido cl hector prcfcrido en- los iucgo>
FloralcS de Barceona Muri6 hacc dc,
amos
FL fue 81 primer actor y q dircct.'
de los cnsayos que durantc mes y medic
tuvieron entrctenidoS los litcratoS ar
tiStaS catalancS; cuando la obra paS0 De
| Ia Sala particular Il las tablas del tcatru
Principal. cuidaron de ella en- los diver
soS aspectos de toda representation dra-
| natica. Juan Tutau. gran director de o.
cena y buen actor de caracter. eSposo de
dona Carlota de Mcna, Luis Domenech ,
| Muntancr. II genial arquitccto V decora-
dor, Jose Kart. 81 primer crftico teatrai
de CataIuna Y cuantos concurrentes pur
derecho propio-dado por el cultivo ie
| alguna de las artcs bclIaS- -alborgaba Ia
| pena del cafe PcIayo cafe Situado Ell Ia
! esquina de In RambIa de CanaletaS Ia
calle de PeIayo deSaparecdo hacc amos
| i cronIstA Iovcncillo eStudiante cut1u-
.cs lie primer ano de lcyeS y mas nman
| te de la Iitcratura que de las Pandcctas
dcscmpen0 cn cl cstreno de Gaia Pldcld,n
un importantiSimo papel~ de comparsa
saIia i cSceiia IIevando solcmncmen:"
una gran lama como guardia de la rel
ina .
Han pasado trcinta amos y alIn conser-
w Ia impression que me cause Il Tcatro
Principal. lieno de botr en- hote. Dc 4o
iecta concurrencia y los aplausos atrona
dorcs con que cran rccibidoS los sublimes
verses de Ia mas pcrfacta de las obras de
Gnimera las sitnaciones cuimlnantes de
aquella honda tragedia de amor y IL
raza .. Como decia, BIanch desempa
no ef papel dc protaeonsta, ViIa~oca, q
excelentc arqutecto. companero DE DO
| menech ef 81 eMto de I'm proFcrto ~
| dItielo para q Institute ProT'n al, @He
= In ilegad1 ha coastrulr@e, represents
Ia otro De los prlnclpales papeIeS ArtH-
| q Gallart poeta perodisfa. otro. =
les accompaniment Mariezcurrcna. MaSflc-
~, Miro, Nidlclla Soda y aigm otro que
| 40 rocuerlo. La obra tnYo un t%ito in
| .en>o: nooos dlaS despucs 10 sancIona
ba 81 plhIco eu 81 ylelo teatro dc Move
| lales In nocha del beneicio dc Carlotd
| = Ncua NesHu<s del Udr ri del
| eljy de Na~1rtb ~. ha >ldo II mas form
dablc de GuImera que quedo proclania-
DO el primer dramaturgo catalan Nues-
tro teatro tonaba orientacion,e elevadas !:
tiSonomia mas iteraria dc Ia que hasja
entonces habia tenido
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17
Christmas Candies

Homemade sweets for both chill
dren and grown-ups are the most sat
tsfactory. for then one can know ex.
actly the ingredients that are used in
their manufacture.
The foundations for most candies
is fondant. Take for making II, FIVE
cups of granulated sugar and add two
cupfuls OF cold water and set II on the
back OF the stove until the sugar Is
melted. Add one teaspoonful of cream
of tartar dissolved In a little water.
This does away with the sickly sweet
taste. Put the pan over the front OF
the fire, where 1t will boil Do not
stir 1t after 1t is hot and do not shake
the pan. When II has boiled few
minutes, try 1t by dropping a tiny bit
in a cup OF cold water. Do this fire.
quently, moving the pan where 1t will
keep hot bat not boil. for II changes
so rapidly from one degree to another.
When the sugar dropped in cold wa.
ter is Arm enough to make a rather
hard ball when rolled between the
fingers, but is not crisp, pour IL into a
budilOW pan anu lSdNe 10 cool Illl u
will wrinkle when the pan is tipped.
Stir II with large spoon until It is
quite cool. II It does not harden
enough to use, put 1t into the pan at
the back Of the stove again until Il Is
melted. then let It boil again, trying
often. II, on the other hand, the fond
asst be found grainy, add a cupful of
cold water and boil again until the
right consistency 10 attained. 1t may
take n little practice TO make perfect.
This fondant will keep good for weeks
In Jar covered with waxed paper.
with the fondant as basis all sorts
IDf delightful sweets can be made.
candlsd Flgs.-Cut a few figs in
ptrips an inch wide and roll these In
kondant. When nearly hard cut them
In pieces with a sharp knife.
Date candy.--Roll some balls Of
fondant. Stone some goodsiEed dates.
cut them in halves. press one-half up
against each side Of the ball OF fond
ant. Walnuts may be done In the
same way.
Tuttl FruttI candy.--rake . shall.
Vow pan. line II with waxed paper;
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17

put a layer Of fondant, a layer OF
chopped pineapple. candied cherries,
chopped figs. dates. etc. Cover the
top with fondant. Let IL harden q lit.
tie. then cut in small squares.
Chocolate Creams. - Use confec-
toner's chocolate for these. Melt IL.
Take good stiff fondant. flavor It as
desired. form II into balls, and drop
them into the melted chocolate. II
liked, chopped nuts, dates, ETC., can
be mixed with the fondant, and makes
a pleasant change.
Chocolate AImonds.-Blanch the
almond meats by pouring boiling water
over them and letting them stand a
few moments. Turn the hot water on
and cover with cold, when the skin
may easily be rubbed on between the
thumb and forefinger. Break some
sweet chocolate into small pieces, put
into dish and set in larger pan of
hot water When the chocolate is
melted put a blanched nut meat on
the point OF skewer or darning
needle, or use candy dipper and dip
into the melted chocolate. Then lay
on oiled paper to cool. When the
chocolate coating becomes set dip o
second time. Flavor the melted choc.
olate with vanilla II desired.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17
As TO Women's Hats.

II Is time that some one lifted up
his voice in defense of women's fash
ions. Let US, ring the bell for the vo-.
cal elevator.
Every time new style Of bonnet
appears, Immediately II is denounced
as inimical to health.
II is the same with high.heeled
shoes. tight waists, big sleeves, small
sleeves and no sleeves at all. Bathing
suits have been decried from the,
housetops, ball gowns have been de-
nounced from the platform-every-
thing woman wears has been criticised
since that far day when Adam told
+. Eve that he wanted her TO quit aping
the foolish styles In fig-leaf skirts and
morning-glory basques Gains wife had,
sent the patterns OF from the land Of
Nod.
Now II is the big hat II is chained
that a woman who wears one OF
those cartwheel or mushroom hats
will acquire wrinkles In the neck,
warts on the nose. moth ON the
cheeks and lopears. There is nothing
to II. II fashion DEGREES that woman
ishall wear hat composed of armor
plate with a top OF concrete, she can
land will develop the constitution to
wear II. Big hats are all right.
Woman doesn't wear them because
they are heavy; she wears them be.
(cause some other woman does.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17

There was man whose name was Tree;
The charm that grace endows
Was truly his you see, for he
Was famous for his boughs.
And yet. though we his praises sing.
His closest friends would grieve
Because each year when came the spring
lie thought he had TO leave.
There was n girl whose name was Glass
SO thin she feared TO shake.
Or try To climb n mountain pass
Lest she should fall and break.
She ate some lobster consomme.
Hungarian goulash,
And pickles-and she had, they say,
A pane within her sashl
There was youth whose name was
Flint,
His character was hard
This is enough to give n hint
His life was evil-starred.
He met a girl whose name was Steel
And often after dark
The parlor curtains would reveal
That they desired TO spark.
A lazy man was this, named Snow,
Who made but little shift
Along the path OF fame to go
He always chose TO DRIFT.
One day he fell upon the street,
And that made lots OF talk.
And some one came on lively feet
And showed him of the walk.
But worst OF all was Mr.. Grass
Who had n pleasant mien
But all the people who might pass
Would say that he was green
Hay fever claimed him for his own
And harried him. indeed
He lives n hermit life. alone,
For he has gone to seed.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17
A True Story.

The hat is very becoming to you"
declared the salesman.
I'm not sure. l can't make up my
mind" says the customer studying
I the mirror.
. "oh, but II is. II suits your face
exactly. You have a face, II you will
pardon me for saying so. that calls
for hats Of a style few people can
wear Now, put that hat on anybody
else and they wouldn't wear II with
the distinction that you will"
But isn't II too wide?"
mo, indeed. With straight, finely.
chiseled nose like yours, and with your
eyes, you can wear wide hat. That's
the very hat for you"
But II isn't like the other hats"
That's just It. II any one of a
hundred others could wear this hat
as you can they would be delighted
II isn't everybody whose face Is OF the
exact type for this hat. You'n take
Il? Thank YOU"
No. gentle reader. This Is not an
other low-down fling at women and
their senseless subserVience to fash
ion. This is a verbatim report OF the
sale OF new hat to man.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17

Wash ribbons for lingerie are a ne
cessity, and they can be put In no
more attractive gift form than by In
closing them in an embroidered case
like the above, which consists of two
circular pieces Of embroidered linen
mounted over stif cardboard. The
circles are faced with silk the color
Of the ribbon. which fastens the GOV.
ers and ribbon rolls together. This
design might also be used for a pin
ball.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17
Home Made Christmas Gifts

Christmas is nearly upon us again.
and gifts that are to be made at home
should now be we'll under way.
A few suggestions for pretty and
serviceable articles are given on this
page. The materials required are in
expensive and the work can be quick
iy executed.
Applique is one Of the most artistic
forms of needlework decoration. A
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17

pillow design is shown with butterflies
of green linen applied with heavy
black COUGHING cord to brown crash
The COUGHING cord is sewed over and
over with black mercerized cotton,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17

1t is lined with silk the color of the
linen.
A fat wallet, or a leather case for
holding bills is needful article when
travelling. A strip of ooze leather is
faced in white silk. the two are ma
chine-stitched together. Little pockets
are turned up at each end, and into
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17

leather lined with silk, and closed with
a snap"
A laundry bag OF brown crash, with
applique OF green linen and couching
Of black. The black cord is also
couched to the lines of the design.
Both sides of the bag are decorated.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17

The parts OF the butterfly are cut out
and basted to the crash, and the edges
are sewed down with over-and-over
stitches. 1t is not necessary to turn
In the edges Of the linen, as the couch
tng cord is large enough and strong
enough to completely hold and cover
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17

them. To fasten the ends of the couch
ing cord. draw them through to the
under side Of the crash.
A serviceable glove case is made OF
heavy tan linen with embroidery in
dull colors. The flowers are rose.
leaves green and the edge light brown.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17

these the bills are slipped. The leather
is folded through the middle and fas'
tened with strap, made OF the
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17
The Pesky Moth.

why does the moth OF which we rhyme
Spend all the merry summer time
In feeding joyously-by jingsl-
And never eat your worn-out things7
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-17

A cut-leather pen wiper is OF golden
brown ooze leather with underlay OF
satin. The satin 10 cut just large
enough to cover the openings. A piece
OF chamois the shape of the leather
top 10 then pasted over the satin, ana
there are two chamois leaves saclossd.