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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-22

nod foil rd9enoen 8oume f(ortg
mtntere5 3mitldern.
DIT tiefem, tiefeln Qteln5ltqe jog
6reO 9rend Sic lil0e Sonne1tnit
elm. ., mie mobl 6aS tat, oieielt
holionii6en Solt6 SIT i6liirfen ua(b
oen1 enoloien &ranfenlager in bump.
fer &~arboQuftl Mtt mobliger gr=
id%loffung lag er in oen Stubl 5uriit-
gelebnt uno tronf begierig Sen 5riib=
l~ingsbmtd). ST mar ermitoet bon
Dem erlten 9(usgong, BEN inn oer
9(r5t geitottet bate. Nur cine battle
Stu11oe batte er NIT Siilfe oes O3a=
iors orunterl Sic gromel1ooe aus
eeoebnt, oorn batte idon mieoer bin-
anf aemuBt, 10 ongeItren9t botte i'm
Die @el6ibte.
9d6erlidl i'm, ser frii6er einfa0
ni6t flein 5t friegen gelueie EN- mar,
Der nod our6tobter Naht, obne oaS
9ett eeiebel1 81 boberL IN BEN Sattel
geitiegen NOR uno feline 5ebn Stur-
BEN Sen iiber1niitige1 @anl geffemmt
batte, obne i6lapp 5t tperoen!
8oB beiBt, es NOR ia audi cine
peroammtiible Gboie eeipelen, oie er
our6genta6t botte. Seufel ou6, ct
NOR oift oron gepeien, ob5ultoppeni
ltn0 man6mol 6atte er eS pabrbol=
tig oud ielbit eemiini6t. 3ebnma(
lieber bod ied)s SUB inter Ser @roe
liegen ols oieie elenoe S6inoere1 in
Ser Wotrabengrlft ODER ipobl gor
Elm gort5en 2eben lang ols iiehec
2l1nge1pfeifer iid) acknowledgement
geeit, Oanfe e~rgebenIti
Nber Damn mar es ooh enolid BEL
ier geiporoen, nl1o felt er MIN mieDer
aus oen1 gett NOR, i'm 2ebnihtbl il
sen uno oann gor i'm 3inlmer berunt-
geben onrfte, oa mar Der olte 2eberis-
NUT mieber 5nriidgefebrt. l1no nun
lett crit, no er oie Hole mieoer bit=
m1sitedenfonnte ms Sreie, mo orals=
BEN oie Soitne lubte ult0 lodte, nelte
Sigeltotrdff III one 10laffe1 @lleoer
ltroblenb-boaa, nun BLOB nod eiit
paar @o6elt ga NOR er mieoer goll5
Der olte, oa rift er mieoer Dor %iei1elil
3n9e: Sdmooron- 6olopp! SOS
Der Sizes itob. sb, mie frellte CT fi6
mieoer auf ben 9ienit na6 oieien
ellolos langen 9obmliegen. limo oui
Die &ameroben-Serri6aft oos srite
2ie6esmobll No, oos miirOe cine
idone 8iigelei meroenl limo auf hie
WGoel ieiner @arniiolt, Sic roiiige
idide &omteB golop, n%omentiih,
feline Sennisz uno Gisbabnpartnerinl
Sb lie i'm pobl Elm bisden entbebrt
boben modte2
(8ortiebnllg fol9t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-22
u /.

= Ser Sdulrat nabm in Ietner leb=
ten Sibuns Die &elisnatipn bes Germ
S. q. gbapa nit 8ebauern an. 8is
iebt lit nod fein Na1folger fir i'm ers
rtanrt. Ser &ontraft fir ben Meuball
an 5annin Gbufe SEQ. IL, an Der Starr
StraBe, murbe Der 5irma 2oesberg &
&einbulb fir $10,468 5nseiprobeu.
Mnsebote fir einen 5ueitDdisen Nn5au
an Der Beacon Sia 6dule lOllen einse=
forbert iperoen. Dem Stabt:& Solicitor
6. @iqemail tpurbe $50 als riidltdnbi=
ses Galair fir feline &pIeftionen, lett
bas neue @eleb IN &raft trat. betpiQigt.
5erner purben inn $40 fit Nn1dafuns
zines rleuen 8ultes beuiaist. Derielbe
erbdlt jebt $1,000 jdbrlid, monatli9
aablbar, nm einen NlIiitenten fir Die
G9uliteuer. &oleftionen an5uitelen Das
Ginan5 s&omite beridtet, baB Elm &on=
trait nit 3. Guuipan & go. als Deppz
iitOreu fir Die G9ul 6inan5en ab9ez
idluiien. 9ie 5irmai 5ablt 2 8ro5ent
fir 9epoiten uno erbdlt 4 8rosent fir
neberSiebunsen. Ser @eiddftsz Nsent
erbielt Nuitras, Insebote fir ben Drud
bes repibierten etraBensBlanes unb fir
2esuns eines 8iesmeses an benz Mnner
bes Sdulsebauoes an 2afitte StraBe,
entsesen5unebmeni Z
u. $. @baier, @tsentimer fes
Hlumber=@ eiddftes, 125 @elt Com.
MERGE StraBe, wuroe am Mittpo6
abeno 9e9en $50 BON Dem Iutpmpbil
beg Or. g. Ban @ic an Der @de BON
Nauarroz uno SuuitonsSt raB Iberfab>
rem uno erlitt cine @erfebung ON linten
Geufel, tpefde feline l1eberfibrung mad
benz 8bpiician anb Surgeons Solpital
nctwenDis madten. Ger gbauHeur bes
automObils siebt benz naiien Nspbalt-
Bflaiter Shu[o an benz llnfan, bod iaz
gen Musen5eusen ans, baB bas Mutomoz
bill 10 idnel ipie 10 Wteileu per 5tinbe
sefabren iei. 81. Ban @ic tpuroe iue-
gen ridiidtsloien unb unporli9tisen
1abrens oerbnftet.
Wait einem Sropfen Sonlg
fGngt man mebr 5liegen ais NIT Ell
mem SUB GIitg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-22

ieben ltno erlebt, aufri6tig, oaB Ste
6ubrt I6on i6r Gnoe errei6t bot.
Wontreur lit fir 8iele oos 8arooies
ser S6pei5; III Sen @orten gebeiban
Sei9en, @ronaten, Slipen, Camel
lien ltno bier iob id ol1d) oie eriten
mirfli6en Mognolta48dltme mieoer,
pie mir tie BET uns bdben. Die 8e=
id)idte BON Wontreltr er5ablt, oaB
Die @e9eno mobrideinlib i6on BON
oen Yfoblbo1ern uno BON Sen Selooe-
tern betpobnt mar; i'm Sabre 10Y Dor
Gbriito 5og Die 9rnnee 0ipico's Dier
ollrdJ, lpdter mnroe Wontrellr eife
Momtrfolpnie, ind. uno 5, Solr=
bllltoert laiien ii6 Iaenlonen 8ur=
gunoer uno Sronfen in Ser @eeel1o
nieoer 800 miro @ala, Setter &arls
oes @rpBen, int Snrn bon Gbile0n
gefoneen geiebt, i'm 10. Sabrhun.
bert Itebt Montrenr inter Ser Serr=
ihoft oes Solties Satoper etc. 1903
eripirbt es Der ao1ton @ooot. 81
piel BON ser @ei6i6te Ser Stabt.
0os beatige Montreur lit ein ladel-
n1itoes 8ilo BON Natltri6orbeif unb
@leeon5 Sdon, mo man es anfaBt
uno elegant, pobin man iiebt; reid
an berrliden 8rpmenaoen ltno groB=
ortigen Sotels. 8~elonoers ieDens=
mert 1T oos uralte S6loB Chiffon
nit lei1ten &reu5gangen nnO Serlie=
Ben, Die iib an ben un6earbeitetet
5elien %onlebnell; oos bon @einbergut
untgebene SAloB Gbatelaro, oas aai=
Ierin gliiabetb 9enfmal aus Deibem
Mormor, Die &oiierm iiseno in nadls
oenflider Soltullg ooriteqeno; Die
Worftbale Ii. /. IN. Sci murloer<
id]onem @etter madte ib cine Gafs=
pferfobrt ouf Ser frat5oiiiden Seite
oes Sees iiber goltperet nod gDim
les gains, Dem bepor5ngten froa5n=
filden 9aoeprt. @pian bat cine ard)i=
teftonii6 berporraeenoe Srinfbaae
nit prabtieen @moeleangen fin
oie &urgdite; &l1riaoI, mo geraoe ell
&or5ert I'M @anee mar, oas merf=
piiroiger @eiie 5nei Nulnmern ,oon
Gutenberg entbielt: u9ie Solopten
fommen" uno o9ie Wiible I'M
Shnarnalb" geob 9eiiftigung Der
altertiimliden Staot f1br ih nit Dem
9ampfer auf Die Sdwei5er=Seite
mods nfp, Dem Soften 2aaiame lpno
nit Ser gleftrii6en binatf nod 2an-
ionne, cine biibibe Staot nit iebr
idonen nno impoionten 8ebauoen.
@benos 8 l1br mar i6 tpieoer III Wfon-
tre1r. Die gauge Sour bate 7R
Stunoen in Mniprud genommen.
81 &
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-22
geiIer ME 9rifqel.

9as 9nrd6priigeln fltriert ainoer
niht bonn 8ettnahen. gs beitebt cine
fonititutionele l1ria6e fir btele pere
8og @., Ssotre Same, SnD., lit bereit,
ireen0 elmer Mltffer i5r erfofqre:des
Sausmittel nit bouen M1peiiullgen nit
suteilen. S6idt fem @elb, iproern
i6reibt bente nod IN iie, i'm Sale Cure
ainoer nit bieiem nebellfan6 bebaftef
lino; Sapelt oafiir oas Sinh nidt; es
tit bod1itpabrl6eialid, paB es sur Ser
meibung nidbts tun fam. 9nr6 biefe
gebanollt19 fperoen alt6 @ripabiene uno
dltere 2erte, fpelde bel Sag o0er DEG
Wadts an 9arnbei6fperoen leioen, fus
riert. S6rei6en Sic in bieier Sprade.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-22
eommcrfabrten auf Dem Ssean nnb
Ser Giienbahn.

@on berfdieoenen teranii6en Dr.
ten aus nod mo bon Seem Oorf,
entpeoer Sinfabrt ooer 6idfabrt
per Dompfer, in g%erbinoung nit
Dem eroBen Yenniplpania giIen-
babnipitem un0 ieiner nnDerglei6e1
MISUNDERSTANDING.
@egen naberer aufunft pelloe
nlall iid eefdQieit, perionli6 ooer
iGriftlid, an s. 81. gairo, Baiiasier-
9[gent Ser 8e~nniplpania 2inien, 122
Mlano 8la5a, San Intonio, poer
an 8. 81. Sbompion Baiiagicr=
@gent Der 8enniplpania 2inien, 2t2
Moin StroBe, @ouiton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-22
Gttt offer.

9elbenliebbaber (betm 9erborruf
Der 9ouptbariteler ON Mftf6lub):
~Wte tDnnsn sic itd unterfteben, ben
Rrans gu nebmen9" = 8onpipant:
.Gr mon fir mid beftimmt!!" = 9el<
b%enliebbaber: .Wte t0nnen sic bos
bebouptsn2" = 8onDipant: rGta, BIZ
rem Sic NAL. i9 tperpe bod meineil
2ran3 tennen!!"
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21tr ana( hernrteilt.

Scr. g. s. &eeper, @beroeen,
Wiii, idreibt: uSabreIang lit id on
elmer strt bon @usiblag, Ser mir bas
2eben 5nr 2ait madte. Sd oadte
i6on ih iei 5u emiger Dual bier I'M
ten perllrteilt, aber SIR Sunt's
Cure bat midi gerettet. Cine S6adr
tel bon tat es, bas 2eioen lit ME mie=
Ser gefommen. &iel, biel 9anf."
Sunt's Cure lit e~armtiert. Greis
so Gents.
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Hcbtune S%teuerzabIer.

Sn lte6ereinitimmung NIT ser Or
oinon5 Der Staot Son Mntonio iuiro
biermit ieoer Berion, Sirmo, Sell
baberi6aft ODER Corporation, Sic ON
eriten Gage oes SUM 1909 innerbo(b
Ser @ren5en ser Staot San Mnton;o,
Seras, @ieentum beiaB ODER fon,
troaierte, bas Ser 8eltelterung unter=
porfen NOR, befannt gegeben, oo6
Der Stobt=Miieiior iebt NIT leincn
gii6ern bereit it, gigentum fir
gelteuerung oaf5unebmen. gne oben
eetlannten ge5eidneten peroen 5cs-
bolb eriudt, ben 8ert ibres gigen-
tltns 5ipeds 8eiteuerung in genann-
terStaOt an o6er Dor benz erlten Sa-
&c i'm September @. 9. 1909 an
5uaeben.
Srban gallagbam,
Ntteltiert: Mapor,
Sreb. Sries, Stabt-glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-22
Siebeutes Gauite(.

Wonate paren nergangen, ser
@fnter mor poriiber, unb Ser erlte
5riibling mar nit lo6enoem Son-
neni6em nno NIT 5ortem Grim ms
2ono ge5ogen. slud in Die olmpfc
&%ronfenitube ionote er ieinen bellen,
boffmtngsieligen S6ein.
Sreb ioB I'M 2ebnitubl bes Moiors
ON Seniter uno blidte @eoanfen per-
loren binaus in ben Sof oes Soules,
brunten auf oas feline @drtd)elt.
Gin min5iges 6ledden @riin 5lpiIhen
Den i%tarrerl, alten Steinmouern rings
nm, aber ood Ielbit bier NOR Die 3ou-
berbano oes 2en5es 81 ipiiren. Nn
ben poar Str0u6ern flimmerte elm
leidtsriines @eipinlt, uno uno ans
Dem Stoarfalten, an oem ein8igeu,
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der rd1Iaue mtrth.

n@orum bergen Sic benin benz
Serrn profeHor INNER nur aerrifene
@9irms, 9err Wirtb?" nSsbr elm
fa9 = am anbsren Sag bat Der pros
fsfor s.tp0fnlid pergeffen, bob Der
S4irm nur seborgt lit unb lGbt Jpn
repariren; tpenn pies gef4eben tit, perz
lahae ih meinen S4irm auriid!"
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Qehrer=@ ei1th

Sir oie 2omer 8aaep S6rle in
@naooloupe Gountp miro Elm 2ebrer
gelu6t, Ser oeutid ltno enelii6 nn-
terri6ten fam. Sin berbeirateter
Wann miro borge5ogen. S6ul5eit 10
Wonate. @uter @ebalt. @utes &e6-
rerbous nit Giiterne uno ionitiges1
@inri6tungell.
Gbmarb Stopper, @arion, 81. 81.
Gbmaro Stolte, Gibolo, 81. 81. 2.
Nugnit Hfetl, gibolo, st. Sc. 2.
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@erfchlt n~teimals.

gs giebt nur Elm Mittel, nllo nur
Elm ein5iges, bas i6 gefunoen babe,
oas obne Sebl in meiner Samilie al
le iol6e &ranfbeiten pie gcaema,
9fingpurm uno ale Die onoeren iuf.
fenoen 2eioen gebeilt bat. 9ieies
Mittel lit 9unt's Cure. @ir eebrolt.
den es INNER ilno es berfebIt ME in
Der @irfung. 50. so. gbriitian,
&utberforo, Germ.
SOC per ShadteI.
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Gebrcr aeImdJt

fir Die Green Sill Sdule in gul-
peroe, 8erar 60, muB 9eutid uno
gngliid unterri6ten; lnelln Monete
Sd1le. @ebalt $3.50. 4ppIifatioEen
iino 5u ridten an Sic Erultees Srit
&ompel, MlfreO Sueppermein, Gtto
@uges, gltlberoe, 81 S. SEQ. 1, 8erar
60. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-22
Rfdftia.

Ser tleine &orl lieit in Der 3eituns
etpas BON einem Mtaior a. 9. unb
froet isiner Batter: pOu papa. mos
beibt bas a. 9. binter benz Namen9"
= ngau, a. o, bas bsebt balt ouber
Ddttgfsit," antportete barauf Der
papa, elm bieberer Sa9fe.
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gerJfannniBiuniu

3pet ebemalige s6ulFreunbe feben
I'D nod Sabren pieber. .Wie LANCE
btit Su f9on perbeiratbet?" fragt Der
stne. Der anoers ieuf5t. n@lfo 10
LANCE f9on2" fagt iener berftdnbnibs
inntg.
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aelfInrrunrr al,ttlfnnn.

Grau Gdimpfenb: nMie, uni feds
ubr fommlt Ou nod 6aus?" =
Mann +: n@rlaube. i'd babe i9on apei
Stunben auf Der Sreppe selesen!"
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Gered1te @ntrfiJt,,,,n.

Saf9enbieb (ber Dor benz S9auz
fenfter elmer &unft6anblung gearbeitet
bal, entriiitet): nDrei leere gortemorz
naies!.. nnb fol9e Men1den I'M
kreiftren Ii1 fir 3unft!"
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9lGe limb befrieSiat.

09ur6 g%rfabrllng fano i9, bab
Sbr Sunts 2igbtning Oil elm GROCER
Sdmer5ensitiaer uno Seilmittel ge-
gen Serrellfungen lit. SD bin ie6r
bapon befrieoigt.
6. 6. goof,
SoGettspiGe, Ser
25 Cts. nllb so gts. Slal6en.
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Gin

rNanu, Ou trasit ia Stebtrasen;
ieit nann benn2" - Set etma bierz
aehn 9aaen. = So fie6t er ous."
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9elrer seimdlt

2ebrer geindJt
fir cine 6eutid-engliide 5dllle.
Mann miro porge5ogen.
emil Gbillip, srnitee,
@oerne, Sera5.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

can they be fixed up in so short a tune. It Is the dull season, the worst of the year. in this country for any mine. and worst of all for the starting of big development work.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

In the beginning, it will be re- called by those who have followed the story of the gold discovery, a certain small group of men, com prised of the gentlemen named above and three or four associates, bought the Hillside group of claims, organ ized a company and have sold con- siderable stock in it. At the same time they entered into a contract for the purchase of the Arizona Northern group. which is an exten- sion of the Hillside group, and on which was found the famous Glory Hole. The price they contracted to pay has been kept their own secret, except that it was over and above six figures and that part of it was in deferred payments, in fact the larger part, though there was an initial payment, another on April 1st, and still another became due yes terday. They realized when they bought the property that they were paying q tremendous price for q prospect. Nevertheless, the rich val ues seemed to warrant it, and should they be maintained rich enough, they llSuItN Nllell tNtllA0iAls they llllSI not be sorry in paying even that big price for it. The facts are that while the Glory Hole has made good and has developed a magnificent ledge the marvelously rich picture rock does not appear in the quantity it for merly did IL has held out longer than most people had any idea il would, and still comes in little pock- cts, but not in sufficient quantity to warrant conservative men in pay ing cash in advance for a lot of gold that has not been dug.
 Mir Sharpe, who has had opera tions in charge, said yesterday that he believes it will make a big mine when developed, but people don't want to pay big money in advance on the strength of a hope or even on big indications, though if they are ''blooded" they may take a chance and pay after the demonstration.
 The syndicate therefore asked that the two very large payments, either of which is far more than has yet been taken out of the mine, falling due during the coming summer months, be deferred to the end of the contract, instead of being made collectable this summer. This they considered a fair proposition. The Iocators were already getting more money than had been taken out and. they felt, could afford to give them time enough to at least do the dig ging necessary for results before being called upon to pay such large sums. If this had been granted them, they would have promptly met yester- days payment and proceeded with the work and the contract, yesterday s payment alone being sufficient in size to enable all the sellers to spend the coming summer in peace and plenty, to say nothing of what had already been given them. But this arrange ment was not agreeable to the loca- tors. wherefore the syndicate. in strict accordance with the terms of the agreement, a told the gentlemen the property was again at their disposal.
 Othed Reasons.
 There were yet other complications,
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
SYNDICATE
 LIES DOWN Purchasers Of Ariz. Northern Throw Up Agreement PROPERTY IS ALL RIGHT
Terms of Negotiations How ever Were Too Exacting. Attention Will Now Be Given to Development of the Hillside Group.

Operations on the Arizona North ern mining property. the Glory Hole, AriZona's most notable bonanza show ing of surface free gold, have ceased. The wonderful property is there just as it has been and it is not a bit less wonderful that it has been ad- vertised to be all the time. but there's nothing doing. The gold diggers have quit and the property reverts to the men who located it. Messrs. Sharpe, Shear King, Hahn, ct al, have jumped their job. The reason for it is a failure to agree with the locators on selling terms, and it is in no sense d reflection on the property.
 It should not be understood that either side has accused the other of failing to keep faith. On the contrary, they have kept their agree ments, and that is why the erst- while owners have laid down rather than comply with the terms, which conditions indicated to them were not business-like. They have booked a small losing, not enough to make or break men of their financial standing, but they prefer to have it so rather than continue on terms that careful men would consider gambling rather than business. Two payments have been made on the property and about s3,OO0 has been spent in addition, in development to date and the preliminaries preceding development. Not a share of stock or other interest has been sold to anybody outside of the promoters, who are the sole losers in this trans action, though they hope to more than make good in the development of the Hillside group, to which atten- tion will now be energetically di- rooted
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

The goth Century Match. Two boxes Tor DC. The only match in the world that has no after glow. When ex- tinguished can be thrown on carpet or in hay stack with no danger of damage, hence it is the safest match for farmers or housekeeper's Ask your grocer or Ed. Olsen, Agent, POS West Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
THE PALACE

Saloon, Pool and Billiards. Budweiser on draught. Old Crow, Mayfield and Guckenheimer Rye Whistles are sold over the bar
 JOHN p. BODET, Prop.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-06-25

We all know that feeling when. the
letters having been handed round al
the breakfast table, mother remark
dispiritedly: Here are the cards to
Clara Smiths wedding" and sister
says, Now. what In the world will we
give them" and father says: Great
Scott! seems as IL il had rained we'd
ding invitations lately. II this keeps
on We'll be in the poorhouse."
In a just married household there
are none of these anXieties. Mrs. New
ly Married simply goes to the china
cupboard and selects the piece of cut
glass that she likes the least, and
which came from some n of Charles
business friends out west, so he'll
never know, and she has IL packed and
sent with a loving note. There's many
o wedding present which officiates as
such a number OF times in the begin
ming of its career.
But unfortunately we are, not all
Newly Marrieds, with a stock Of brand
new glass silver to select from. So
II us to dig into the family
pocketbook and send something which
1t will not make us hot with shame TO
think about, yet which will not leave
us in the bankruptcy court.
First of all is recommended the sugar
tong. This is something which only
one person in a thousand will think of
giving. n yet which always meets
with a favored reception. 1t is moder-
ate in price and yet is rather a dis
tinctive little gift. OF course, il will not
do for intimate friends or near rela-
tons, when one must send something
really handsome that ones family
homo be upheld. but just as a standby
gift for the casual friend or third cousin
Ii is hard to beat.
Small Coffee PercoIator Good Gift.
Next on the list is one of these little
may be turned upside down brass cof-
fee making machines which make just
enough coffee for two. Lots of people
give coffee percolators, OF course, but
they are usually big ones, and 80 they
never get used unless there is COM
pany. a little one "twOsome" size will
be appreciated far more. The small
coffee percoiator may safely be sent to
second cousins and suburban friends.
A good looking bridge outfit when
bride and groom are both 'bridgers" is
A more han welcome gift. and one no
one but you will think OF. Some sta
TONERS sell them, two packs of cards,
two score pads. two pencils, and rules
all in a leather case. To add a little
individual touch you can nave the
brides monogram put on if you like
but 1t will be accepted without that.
Now about book ends-provided the
couple about to be united have any
books. A book rack Is not meant, but
a pair of book ends, in iulaid WOO or
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GIFTS THAT THE JUNE
BRIDE WILL APPRECIATE

!, hammered metal, the sort of thing n
sticks on to the end of a row OF books
to keep them upright. o can get per-
/ fectly scr,mptuous ones. arts and
crafty looking. for from 81 to 50.
A brass door knocker makes a fine
CLASSY gift, too, unless the new home
is to be an apartment. III which case,
why not get some of these little minla-
ture door knockers, to be attached TO
bedroom doors. They are a pleasant
reminder of the necessity OF knocking
at ones guests or ones hosts private
apartment. and insures a family pri-
vacy which is too little respected now
adays.
List Wide and Varied.
Almost every one knows about tea
pot tiles with silver tiligree, ice tubs
OF glass with a silver framework. jelly
and marmalade jars of glass and Sill
yer, candlesticks, hors dishes,
punch ladies', cheese scoops, grape scls-
sors, beefsteak carvers, and compotes.
All OF these car be had at any first
class jewelers. and silversfnith's.
Those who like to give d gifts, how
ever, may like to seek some of the out
Of the way shops where brass and cop
per wares OF Russian design are sold.
Two brass candlesticks with the
snuffers on a tray make a gift which
would delight a lover OF quaint things.
There is great treasure trove also to
be found in copper bowls n trays.
To go into the realm of the purely
useful there are certain wedding gifts
which may only be given TO intimate
friends. where one knows they cannot
be misunderstood. Thus an excellent
cook book, or even two of them, Will
be liked by a girl who must do her
own housework. A set of handy tools
will probably be much more enjoyed
than a cut glass olive dish would be,
and a collection of desk necessities,
paste, tags. Irvine. rubber bands. letter
clips. pins, pens, and pencils will give
a supply OF household necessities sad
ly lacking in most brand new estab-
lishments.
A little medicine chest containing
the simplest OF remedies, ointments,
and antiseptics, with some rolls OF abb
sorbent cotton and b~andages is not a
romantic gift, but will be we'll received
If it comes from an elderly relative.
Don't give 1t, however, unless you are
elderly and a relative OF either bride
or groom.
Another purely practical gift would
be a supply of tea towels. dish cloths,
kitchen towels dust cloths. sweeping
caps and aprons. 1t might be supple
mented by a collection of cleaning
brushes and a carpet sweeper.
But, after all, the first rule is the
safest-"When in doubt, give sugar
tongs."