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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
HANDBAG NOVELTIES

The latest leather handbag is called
the Mary Garden, and is most remark
able in shape, the outlines resembling
closely those Of the baskets with han
dies so familiar to lovers Of the renais-
sance patterns IN lace or embroidery.
1t comes In any color and in various
kinds OF leather. 4 distinctive feature
in every case is the decoration. This
consists Of Length of inch wide ribbon
in harmoniZing TIM drawn horizontally
across the sides of the bag through
openings in the leather, fastening in the
middle in a bow.
Another handbag novelty is one Of
suede with deep silk fringe outlining the
sides and bottom This comes in All
the fashionable ColOTs and tints The
Slik Is put on by hand. being attached
through perforations in the leather.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12

Letters to The Washington Times
Womdn's Inquiry Column are in
Vited. Names and addresses must
be affixed TO questions sent BY mall.
not for publication. but simply as
an evidence OF good faith. Questions
which are not OF general interest viii
be answered by mail, if accompanied
by a stamped and addressed en-
Nelope: rush inquiries by telephone.
Call Main 526c.
The department VIII endeavor to
answer TO the best OF its ability.
questions not Of technical nature, or
involving professional judgment. It
must also decline 70 answer ques-
tons which concern the names OF
proprietary articles, or the decision
Of BETS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
MARBLE CAKE.

Here is fine recipe for marble cake
One cup butter. > cups sugar. cup
sweet milk. cups aoJr, teaspoons
yeast powder sifted in the -Four When
the cake is mixed, take l cup OF the
batter and stir into it a large spoon
tul chocolate wet with a little milk.
Fill pan about ! inch thick with yell
low batter and drop on this in or 3
places spoonful Of the chocolate nnIA-
ture. Proceed with the light and dark
mixture until all is used.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
HABIT OF BITING THREAD
OFTEN DESTRUCTIVE
TO GOOD TEETH

The threa-d-biting habit IS something
Of wolf story to the average woman
She hears Il IS bad for the teeth ard
may wear grooves IN the edges, but
nothing ever happens, so she keeps on
biting whenever scissors are not around
Not long ego a young woman gave a
harG pressure 10 bite off a SlseciaII1.
tough piece of emb-oidering floss and
cracked the enamel OF her front tooth
from top to bottom
Besides being har1 on the teeth tho
tnTeao-biting habit 5 harder on fine
work, and often pulls and rougnens n
beyond redemption
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
Corn Meal Mullins.

Mrs. d. A. C.-For cornmeal mullins.
sift together halfcupful of -four. a
cupful OF cOrnmeal a teaspoonfuI OF
baking powder, and a half-tcaspoOnfJIl
of salt into a pint OF milk whip three
beaten eggs. a tablespoonful OF melted
butter, and two tablespoonfuls of gran
ulated sugar Make a hole in the meal
and flour mixture. and gradually pOur
the liquid into this. beating steadily
Feat hard for about five minutes nOI5T
into creased and heated muffin mans
and bake in a good oven. Remove frem
the tins and send immediately 10 the
table
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
BED LINEN OE LACE

There IL an unheard Of luxury those
DAYS in the houses OF the ultra rich
N having all the different pieces for Inc
per mace OF wide lace bands between
linen ones.
The cover for the mattress. fine er>c,-
z nd pillow cases tie valance and 49,
drapery Al back OF bed are al made I'm
this fashion
The sets all match Point de Vcnize
Is used, also Nalenciennes, or Brussels
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG DO not
allow your gray hairs 10 make
you old looking Gray haired
people are back numbers. Do
not be one.
The use OF
.x;yz,sEzEair
g aIfh

yVfn permanently restore Tn O
youthful color 60 gray or saded
hair. no matter how old you are.
VIII keep you looking younQ,
feeling young. VIII give YOU
a beautiful head OF hair that
everyone VIII admire.
Start using KNOW and BEYOUNG.
IS NOT a DYE.
81 and soc. bottles. at druQqfsfs-
send &c. Tor free book, The Care Of the Hair.1
Phile Hay Spec Co., Newark. ~. J.
o'DONNELLS PEAR PEOPLES
FAAE- REE'S MODERN PHAE
STEVENS PHAR- SPARKS
BROS STORES
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
LOCAL MENTION.
You'll ca the b. Rrcad

vhsn YOU have Holmes genuine home
made Mix Bread delivered fresh iron,
oven 10 table every dsy. ONLY &c loaf
delicious homemade Pics, aU f-&orite
xmas, -. Holmes Bakery. LIST md +
ste, phones Linen. 1890 ana lfu
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
Scalp Treatment.

l.. S.-The following treatment ii is
claimed, viii cure the very worst case
or dandrurf: For three successive DAYS
rub the scalp with cocoanut oil; on the
fourth day shampoo with an egg. then
each night for two weeks use this lotion.
Rosemary water, ounces; tincture o.
carthaT1des- ounces. giYcerine
ounce; oil Of rosemary, I ounce Again
use the cocoanUt oil at the end of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
Those Meals Would last. Rata

81 eaten with Berens' Bakery RIVE Rread.
You will enjoy eating this delicious Loaf
A loaf With firm, even-grained center
and crisp brown crust = fairly meIts
in ToUr mouth Your grocer will supr1,
you i''
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
If You Don't Know Scbne,der,,

Malt Bread its your own loss. Yo1r
II Die cannot have purcr. more health
1ui FOOD. 1Fl Four grocer 10 send Won
Malt Bread next time, and every time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
4 Cans Red Alaska Salmon. acc.

large cans Tomatoes, PC. cans Corn
17c; 4 lbs. Head Rice sc: o. Y. FisL
Roe Sc; Caoice Potatoes CSC DIX. 1920 7tb
81 NV ana ). l. d Pyles' other stores.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
WOMAN'S INQUIRY COLUMN

Two weeks. Egg shampoo once more.
then the tonic for two weeks" When
applying the tonic massage It well into
the scalp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
Cannot Publish Prem

Cannot Publish Poem.
W; a C.-We regret that we cannot
publish the poem Won desire in 4I7is
column as it is against the rules OF
we department. Any good book store
VIII OBTAIN the poem for YOU
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
The National Inverted Light

Best--safe-Briglt $l.75 Complete pur
on. c. A. MUDDIMAN e. CO, 6I6 l2tb
al. 1904 q st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
Man of Dreams.

should like TO meet man or So
whom q reasonable young woman might
'utelligentiy learn 70 love. honor ana
"bey-should he give her the chance
without sacrificing every ideal Of her
s7rlhood. Am / unreasona Die in this
wish sore one would tell me quite
impersonally. for II isn't tho sort ~
tnlns can ask my friends with Tnany
home. ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

womans whase character Ia fornca
v ghs en1urxnce e< necessary evils.
says czerex woman writer In Black
and white The little girls wishes ard
prcaEiecsians ara ser satde fruxn earliest
Fouth IN favor Of her 0ro<her'x II La
b. who decides the games. WHO makes
Der Geld. or bowl. or run: wha. II they
clay horses. drives the team: who has
asoss money. most presents. most am
dacity ard most liberty When they
xrow older. II Is he Who has the best
masters. the finest education. for whom
Ill Is done. on wAcm the family pride
and triumph center. and who scol6s his
lister for q mIlkSop II she cries when
Ae pznches her. The mother sets aside
her happiness for her children: II Is
she who wheeiles the paferfamsllas cut
x the necessary money for boots and
socks. hats and rihbons. who dresses
the girls At the cost Of her own toilette.
and saves up her pin money to Increase
tAe sailor hoy,x allowance II she y
persftivs she conceals the fact. imposes
vf0lence CT her nerves and bears as
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

best she can TIE nokse and uprnar that
Eux< nersr disturb father
The uneauczfsd wum&n has oesen rhe
sufexe=< p~<eepfsoz~ the en@z< tact the
no<r viTs1 s~nsibEl1-v. xhs wfu fsei.
wz<hozf speaking she urcerxtznd. pour
tnzosx fhcaxhrx. sh< n ea rapport with
y1r spiritually. xhe knowz withocf
being tod Tie s-gr<z>iy kun.u
wumsn- xAs who Is moxe alive. mnst
k--s<lf. n also TIA mo~< sensitive. who
Gees r1x know az i-as< ore swee< soul
t1 whaz <~eryssdy turzs wben ir 6z@-
rxiry. whe receives thz love con.6enr~&
sf the hcy. the whispered worries q
~ wezxz- TIE dIplozsrie. political
xnc social xnneysnc~s OF the mzr.
wvzez we are xcrzs>1 81 peerz-nst
r0v<rrm~nt. Bot ts whes~ exquisite tact
AT uus~l cshnesx ssr.sirSveze@a xne deI-
trssy are ene ne r<uzto1 q families
sns hiutinx-up Of 5rok~n kearsx fh@
forxfr<ne~z % sszs and th- hzixhs hooex
of Joy h~reafrerT
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

why, you can open the door. hope I
make myself clear. I was porinx that
hole The door was chilled iron: about
the neatest ssur ever worked an l
wenf on steady enough: eniy stopped
shea Jin-whtch. as said. wssn't hss
real name-Hhistled OUTSIDE. and the
watchman tosidle1 By. Ry-and-by. when
Id sot pretty near rhrccgh. heard
Jtn1-so 20 SPEAK whistle axxfn
sropped. and pretty coon ! beard foot
steps outside. and I'm bowed. II fh<y
didn't eoue right Up 20 the bank STEPS
and heard key Ia the lock WIS
80 damfounded when heard thar that
you could have slipped the Draceiets
right en me l picked up the lantern.
and III b hanged n I dsdns tx the
aide slip dowu and throw the light
right cato the door. and there was the
president Instead q calling for help.
az supposed be would. be took q step
inside the door. anf shaded his eyes
with bis hand ard looked az me
kn0wef ought TO knock him down and
cut 0ut. but I'm biest II could. I was
THAR surprised
who are your be sara
who are you7 says I. thinking that
was Al Innocent remark a. Be eom-
nenced u. and a-txyinx al the time 70
collect myself
I'm president o. the hank.- says be.
kin5er short -souefhing the matter
with the foekT -
BY George. the idea csme 20 ne then
Yes. SIR says I. tourhinx ny esp
Mr.. Jennings. he t-iexraph@i this
morning as the icek Vas out q order
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

scientific turn OF mind interesting them
selves In work OF this kind Bug for
the presence Of his wife DIR. selismzz
would have been unable 10 secure many
Of the facts which he has accumulated
The veddas. who live In caves. are ex-
rremely averse to having white men
visit their families, bat Mrs. seligmzn
was warmly welcomed among them.
and among other things she collected
records az the songs Of the women and
girls They took the greatest delight
IN the photograph. and hearing their
songs and lullaniss repeated By the In
sTrumenr.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

i 10 better CO Use wooden pegs IN
harA reous or kitche1z where sfxnp
roweEs CIT csofhs are apx 20 De hung.
otherwise TIE HnzL may rust from tn<
irUa- II irun BOOKS are already II place
and Il Is not co1Tensenf 20 cAAnxe them.
give rner = coat Of whits enan~l paint
II prevents danger ef rasszn4x and is
zucA lezs unxsxhfiy against ne paper.
II the Inca has already besn ruse@c
II may b~ removed By rubbing with
lsxnom Juice and salt
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

Do you sim sleep on feather beasg
You do. because mother gave them TO
you for a part Of your wedding set
out Discard them They are not
sanitary. because they allow the body
10 sink down SO deep that the air can
not circulate about II. and thse Is not
Cor xssrS health The bed should be
SET out a little from the walls. 50 there
VIII be a free circulation Of air all
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

when one has a resting time force1
npoa her. Is the Psychological moment
to get busy with the hair. Every WON
An knows TIE benefits o. fouie treat.
men1s. bot every woman knows equally
wei what sight she rs during the pro
cess- Thersfore. instead Of bemoanfns
when the b@Dy gets tie measles or
Ruth and Bob cone down with chicken
TOE. shufffnx you IN the house. inDrovs
The opportunity 70 strengthen y0ur
locks Yo1 can even resort TO cru6s
petroleum without Affecting callers.
Separate tie hair into strands and a,
ply ro1ics nightly without fear OF Cat
.e1fnx. rub IN vaseIEne often. and Ies
the haIr hang for ventilation
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

and be couIdn', srs IN rnd I'm cone on
TO cpen "a for him
4 told 5enninxx 8 we~k ago. says
Ia. that be ought TO set that lcck
sred Where r. h~Y'
Hes bees a-wrifinx letters. sB6 hs's
gene % TO hzs bo1se to Eps smother lea
ter hs wanted For 70 sHswsw.~
~wesi. wnr Goat 10 80 right car
~yx BE-
Tvs st slrBo~s shronxh.- mvs l.
~snd I 6s8nr wsnf r. srish w and orxn
fne wsuls ffli there wss sosBes-ssr A~rs 50
Thsrs very cT~1itsbie q yea sxys
60. - rsry pvop~s swusimsns. my msx.
zoe east - too particular about srosa
sng ghs v<ry Ru~ps~sos OF swf1
-yo. ssx.- mys I. kiD1sr modest hks
what % you sugsws< Ia toe ussrssx
wfth The Io<xy mvs -
Z cost rzxhffr kncw get says r.
''sms rather thfnk fs's little were ca
xecouzs Ct DOT s<<ns esled szonxh
Thess ERE 1ocks osaghs TO he oiled sDows
oac~ year.
well says b.. -vou mighs ss wen
80 rfxhf On. now Tn sers. VIII xtxv
fs1 gennfnxx corn~sI Can't 7 selp ycu
bold yo9r lantern. or sorn~fhfnx Of
tat &nrT~
TIE fhonxhs cssm~ 10 nss Has Ease.
AID furuef srou1d and .sys.
~How &c kDow vow'rr tee pre~sc<nte
! sfnff swer seen JOG Store. and yo1
rsy b~ r-frvfax 10 crscx fhis bsnk. fov
zfl know-
THAT'S r~sy proper in9ufrv. ay
rsan.~ ssys ne ~snd shows q most re-
rsrxsfs~ degree ~ fsscrv<sonL 7 co.,
'~mw mat J shoui6 noe hare Thought CO
'se po~sffsn Is whsrh wns placing
ron How~vsr. ess easily ronvfnc~
rum tat RS 81 right D. ron know
wszf the presidents nsrr@ tsY'
-sso. 6on'f.~ sevs 4. sovxer snrsv.
wei vou'Tl emf = ~ FIST BIZ ~sif
ss. taking hsiI naf ~ his POCKET: ~snS
Tou sss fh~ ssans nsms e. these ct
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

Il Is very Important 70 cultivate bzxs-
r~xs1Ike hsbicx Al enafnezf tread q
mlze assured re Bc< long mx0 that
when he fzozxhr over the nany cases
he hnG kD@mn Of @ez- eren Ct COED
shEliry ard high character. VITO bad
e~en nns1rcrssfui In life. BY Gar the
z,a~r frsqsenf cause q failure wzs thar
fhey werp sii4tury- unpuncfaaI. Unable
q wuwk cordially with 0fh~rs4 obstinate
In szaH fhinrx- ard II fact wsat we
<mEI nnhnsinessl Ike-Lord Avebury.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

ana palmer. with button sr,rnzainz
mnrh In evidence
Opessam fur Is the latest cry In Paris
fer coat collars cuffs. r@veis. linsnxz
ard waistcoass.
rhe automobile - responsible fog shs
array or long coats with which furriers
are provided
A feature q empire and directors
evening gowns 10 fringe placed exact
" on the edge q the hem-
A new eomhlnAsion is brown ana
gray. bar these must have something In
common and must not clash
In slippers the tendency Is fowarSs
loser cuts and trimmings OF rcsettea
and cut steel or rhinestone buckles
One OF the pre<tiest novelties in shirt
waists Is an almost innnitesimal valen-
clennes Insertion in the Jokes.
Though iirectoIre styles stlll govern.
they are much softened snd toned
down BY strong forecasts or the early
empire
The long mosquetaire and leg-o'-mnt-
ton sleeves are the most important
Of the newest fashion IN
shirt waists
DreSSy black coats come Ia directoire
lines fashioned OF ottoman ALA. satin.
velour. with large revers and rich
orzidingx
II you are In doubt about what Kind /
u waist 10 get to 60 with a good
looking coat and skirt. you cannot 60
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04
A SONG OF FAR TRAVEL

Mary tirss sone erowsy car
From the near~r haak lnvifed.
Crossed a narrow stream. and bora
In azonx the resds nsoon- lixAseds
ISers 20 leave me on shore
No fsrryman hath sighted.
Many time mountain ktiAe.
Dsrx snd bright with sad1=n werrinx.
Jared my wsxr&ne foot the wnils
Twixr uplifting and down-s<ttiinx--
Whlther1 Thousand mile On mAia
Bsyond the last t0rgefrizs-
Ssiu hy kidden ways wen1~
Past occasion grown q rMrssrls
Still enehanfmez<. Ike frien1.
Takes from death THE tang az dxnKsrs
Hardly river or rod can end
Where ] need step e Stranger
Atlantic
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

wrong In choosing eoiored ehirou cloth
10 match the suit
In spite OF the sowerfuI direcfoire
vogue. tunlc skirts and Grecian folds
SIN have distinct place In the styles
OF fhs d9y.
A loose coat q sbowerpFoof tweed
shoulf never Be omitted FROM the schooi
outfit II win prove a boon when the
weather IL bad
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

ters.~ and be took sons settlers from his
coat
| I suppo~s I ought 10 have gone right
CA then. bat I was beginning 70 fesl
Interested IN making him prose who be
was. so I says
-You mixhf have got sho@e letters 70
pat up a 800 on me
'Yos're a very honest man. says be;
zone aniong q thousand Dcnf fhink
I'm At al offended ut your p~Fsissence.
No. my good feiIow. fike n. IKE Il.
and be laid his band on my shoulder.
Nov. here says be. taking . bundle
cut OF hts pocket. is package OF tea
Thousand dollars in bonds. 4 burglar
wouldn't be apt 70 carry th~se around
with hlm. would be- I bought fhem In
the city yesterday. and sfopped here
tonight on my way hone 10 place thern
10 the EsnIt. and. mar add thar your
simple and manly honesty has go toneA-
~ me thar would willingly Leave them
tn your hands for sefe keeping You
needn't blush AZ my praise
! suppose did turn sorfer red whrn
see them bonsix
-Are you satisfied no~f- says he
told him wns. thoroughly. and 80
wnz SO picked ~ ny drlil aesin.
and gave him tho lanfpra 10 hold 90
that coufd ~ the door. 81 through
the lock pretty SION. and pot m ny
wire and opened u. THIN b. took hold
% the door and opeuef ths vault.
~f'i PUT my bonds ia. aays rs. ~mn4
~ houe. You cnu iock Up snd ~aif TIN
Mr.. Jeuninxs cvngcs 7 dou't suppose
you wili try 70 az thc iock fs-ulxhtT-
tod bin shouidn'g Do anything
more with Il now. a. ~ eould rvf In
before morning
well. I'll BID you god uixhs. INV
nan-- says he. a. BE- quietly rwuux TIE
door 20 again.
Inst then heard Jim. hy nnn~.
whistle. and ! guessed fne waeehmnn
zas a-coDinT % the street.
All says I. you might rp~ak %
'be wstchman. II you sev bin. and ten
Tim 10 keep an extra lookout sn-nfxs,t-
= will says BE-. and we both wene
o the frunt door.
There conics the Waterman I'M ths
''reet- says be -watchman. this nan
lns been nxinx the bans lock ana
want yeu 70 keep = sharp lookuss 20
light He win stay here and waff nntn
81. Jennings refurrS~
Good nirhg aEaiu.- says b.. ana -
book hands. AMI be leisurciy went 40
BE- efrref
saw JIm. No called. IN the shadow
a the other side q the street. as
TODD on the step with the wafrhmsn.
We'll says to the Waterman. I'll
. snd pick up my toois, and rss ready
0 xn~
wsuf into the hank. and Il dldn's
abe long 60 threw the door open rne
suT them bonds into the bag There
'.s sozne boxe@ lying around. ami
sfs ss should rather have llk~f 70
ave fscki~d- bus ~ seemed me fsruu<.
10 Provsd<ne~ after the Inca ws'd hsa.
locked ar my watch snd see n "a.
nc quarter past twelve. There wxm
: express fxzin seat fhreuxh at half
A~ twelve I tucked my saolw in ths
~ ca top Of the boDaz. anu walked ows
tbs fruns eoor Ths Waterman was
. tbs asep~
II oon't b~iisvs TTf ~sff for NJ. r~~-
lns1 ssys 1 y sappos@ Il VIII be ain
ghf n ! give you fhis k~y.-
THAT'S all right says ths wxsrA-
.n
u wouldn't 60 away very far ysyoss
y bank ssys L
~No. ! won't-" says be: ~rsn stxv
xht sbout here all night
~oocd-nighf.- says I. and sneok
sncs With BIN. and me and ysm--
hich wasn't bis right mama. vou ~.
the fweive-shirty sx.
$50. and the best part Of hat lob wss
. nsver beard nothing OF n
n n<x&v xxs frf. a. -.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

around f. And the mattress should
not be too soft. II you would sleep con-
f0wrzblv. The covers should De light
and not heavy and ~o<gv- Heavy Gov
era absorb pe<~pirzfion and are not
as waru an light oues. provided the
latter are made Of the right kind Of
material beissve that many Gases OF
tuberculosis can Be frsc<d % fezthsx
beds ara heavy cov<rx
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

Ny profession isn't \ popular one
There Is considerable pre1udlce against
# I don't myself think It's much worse
than Z good many Others However.
that's nothing 70 DO with my story
some years axo me and the gentleman
who was az that fine connected wifh
me n bussness-he's net with reverses
since then. and AZ present isu't able TO
xs< ouf-were looking sround Tor joo.
besnx az that time rather hard up. as
Won mizhf say. We struck = small
country town-F aln'f a-soin' to give Il
away BY telling where Il vas or what
ehe name II Il vas There was one bank
there: the president was a rich old
duwer. owned the mills owned The
bank. owned most Of the town There
wasn't no other oeHcer but the cashier.
and they had a boy. who use1 20 sweep
out and run OF errands-
The hank was on the main street
urestv well Cd cue end Of if--niee- snug
place. on the corner o. cross street
with nothing very rear r. We took our
observations and found there wasn't 10
trouble AZ all about T. There was u
old wasrhuan fhst walked CD and down
the streets nights wbeu he didn'f fall
usleep and forget H. The varif had fwo
doors. the outside one wss CALLED Iron. /
and n three wheel corblnation iock
the inner door wasn't 10 door r al 4. /
you could kick IL open r. dsdn'f pre- I
tend 10 Be nothing but nrepruof. and Il /
wasn't pven that TIE nrss thing ~
done. OF course. wns to 81 q key 10 the
outside door Az the Ioek % The euf
side door YVES az old-fsshon~d Bscun
Io~k- snv xrnfl~nan IN Say prof-~sson
who chances 10 resd fhis article wfsf 4
Know jusr bow easy nat 100 wxx snd
BOW we diS ~
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xeIeson keys and xr~su batzs bag. 20 !
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q ire door right orer the Iock- II
Prooahsy g grest mssny Of our res6-
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snk Bockm Esd may say s0v fbeam
bat q three wheez corkfnzffou Iock has !
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seh ether az the for Of fhe lock OF 4
curse. n you knew ire nuzb~s RE loex :
! 80 On 200 can Do this: bmf II yo~
oeaf Tou hare 20 der~1f On ToEr To- I
euuffy. There ~ f. each ~ f@e~e y
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go pus wfrs fhrruxA tse bark " fss .
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

A snail lrmp q campbor gun "a fhs
body 81 the iaznp wisi greatly imprvvs
RE n<ht an6 rake The fame clearer
ard brighter s0sae ear that occzsfoa-
ally a few drops Of vinegar VII xfvs
TIE same rrznffs.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

To prevent 3 bed Which Is left unused
for week Or 50 becoming damp. ny
a blanket orc top u the other clothes
when the bed IS made- Take thiz
blanket og before using. and JOG wfu
end the bed quite safe TO u~e
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-02-04

TIE r~cras Investigates Of Dr. c c.
sellxmnan nmnns the yessdas Of Csylun.
sn6 fhe crest iulportznoe q TIE aid
whErn Or sellxzaan's wafe was able 20
xire hln. I'd Mr. A. c Haddnu 70 polnt
euk ths Instability CT wonen %