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The Dickinson press., 1909-06-26

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Il wa ayears AGO Sunday that Tay-'
lor's big $50. 900 fre occurred.
Mrs. Frank Kostelecky. AGED 20 year,
died at her home about 20 miles nofth-
west Of here Tuesday. June q. Bouleer
e Hughes furnished the funeral neces-
stiles.
The friends here Of c. c. Turner Of
Gladstone will be pleased to know that
the operation for appendicitis which he
underwent at Bismarck Monday was
successful
At the session of the State Tax League
at Fargo Wednesday, P. D. Norton
states attorney of Adams county, was
elected one Of the executive committee.
The object ris.to improve tax conditions
in this state.
On Tuesday j. @. Adams and son, B.
Is. Adams, and T. o. Ramstand, were
in the city, going to Mott by auto in
the evening. J., @. Adams is the town
site agent Of the Milwaukee and was
here on important business s.
The New Hradic school board found
their bids for a new school building too
high and therefore rejected all proposal.
The board is now advertising for two
new buildinas. copy Of which appears
in this issue OF the PRESS.
The families OIL r. Brenner, and A.
II. and Fred Deiters are camping in the
McGilliWay pasture. A large number
of their friends have been guests at the
camp at various times during the week.
Wednesday evening there were II at
supper.
With a company of superior excellence,
an entire new scenic investiture. a
brand new costume establishment. a
host of new, novel, up-to-date features,
comes the Pixley & Luder's musical
triumph THE Burgomastdr," 10 the
Dickinson opera house on July 3.
Dickinson is to have a new clothing
store. F. W. Smith of jamestown has
leased the Frankenbere building on
Sims street, formerly occupied by the
Frankenbere furniture store and will
open up a full line of clothing and
furnishing goods. He hopes to be ready
for business early in July.
The Grand Forks Herald, in speaking
Of leading Masons in that cityl.for the
Estate convention, said: John Riessbeck
Of Dickinson. county treasurer Of Stark
county. is among the prominent men
from this section of the country here TO,
Masonic grand lodge. Mr.. Riessbeck is
one of the most popular officials in his
county and a staunch republican"
Monday night Chief of Police Corbett
made a hobo disgore SGT which he had
taken from a man at Glendive. He got
as far as Dickinson safely, but when he
undertook to board a PASSENGER train fol
the east he was detected. The man who
had lost the money came along just as
MI. Corbett nabbed the hobo and he
thought that our chief had done a good
job.
Dickinson people took part in the
annual meeting of the Missouri River
Association Of Congregational churches
at Beach Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev.
w. ]. Brown delivered the association
sermon Tuesday evening. Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Brown discussed the
topic Work of Wcmen's Boards.
Attorney f. G.. McCurdy Of Richardtor
had an address on Civic Righteousness
Wednesday. Rev. E. H. Stickney of
Fargo and Supl. Powell had parts on the
program.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Advice on Social Customs

side rather than keep your friend
waiting. DO not forget that accidents
will happen on the streets and travel
is frequently blocked. and allow for
these contingencies.
There Is nothing so trying TO hostess
as hardness in the arrival Of her guests.
I think that most people usually arrive
az comfortable time before the hour;
but when one realizes that two persons
can. by their lateness. prevent the serv-
ing Of a dinner. or stop the progress OF
an evenings entertainment. 1t will not
be out Of place to speak OF IT,
When you are invited to dine at S
o'clock, It is correct and convenient TO
arrive about fifteen minutes before. 1t
is objectionable TO arrive after the
time.
Those people who arrive late at the
tleater and sweep down the aisle. dis
turbing performers and the audience.
IRE lacking in the elemental quality of
good manners, thoughtfulness Of others.
1t has grown TO be a custom with many
to deliberately arrive late at public per-
formances. They have an astonishing
idea that punctuality is a sign OF igno-
rance and a too-interested attitude
toward social AFFAIRS. II we are going
TO mingle with hundreds OF other per-
sons, enjoying the same lecture OF mu-
sic, It is our duty to contribute TO
their enjoyment by observing rules
based on common sense and kindness.
Let punctuality be the controlling
wheel OF your actions toward others.
Establish a reputation for promptness
in social or business affairs. You will
never have cause to regret IT,
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Il AoE Coco1zbc<
W2zSce5 GSe Z2o1H/s
Gin

TT HE slender figure has been paint
ed by artists OF every century;
has been praised by poets OF
many climcs and has been de-
manded by designers of fashion IN re-
cent years. SuperfiuOus flesh at differ
ent parts OF the body. no matter how
white. is not hailed with delight by
women who still consider beauty Of ag-
ure to be an important desideratum.
Although the bony framework Of our
bodies must be we'll covered with firm.
elastic flesh. we fully realize that a
graceful slenderness is more beautiful
than excessive development.
Very frequently an exercise has two
Important qualities: a corrective factor
combined with a preventive element. I
appeal. then. TO the woman who feels
that she has a figure overdeveloped in
parts or as a whole and to her slender
sister. who wishes to retain this attract
i've line cen with advancing years.
One OF the most noticeable defects Of
line is seen IN the double chin. What
does this really mean? II implies an
incorrect carriage OF the head, which
has resulted in a deposit OF rat in the
throat and under the chin. The muscles.
through lack OF exercise, have grown
flabby. Massage will stimulate circula-
ton and produce n normal condition OF
the tissues. This can be given at home
by the person who has decided to reduce
the full lines OF this part OF her face
Cut cucumber lengthwise in half and
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
PUNCTUALITY

IfTI HE politeness OF princes" as
punctuality has been termed.
is an inevitable sign Of good
breeding. Many people have
no conception OF the trouble entailed by
a lack OF this important quality OF our
lives. and thoughtlessly stroll along the
social and business highways with no
eyes for the clock. once heard a per-
son classed as one who is "punctually
late" and mentally pitied him and
his friends.
There is one field Of our existence in
which It is so very easy TO procrasti-
nate that the majority OF oflenses
against promptness occur in it. refer
to our correspondence L shall answer
that letter this evening generally re-
suits in a dismissal Of the subject. and
the punctual reply is forgotten In the
rush Of the days affairs. Whether 1t be
business or social, a letter which re-
quires an answer should receive II
promptly. No person has a right to neg
lect his correspondence. thereby disrupt
ing or disturbing plans OF Offices or So
cal functions. know one young woman
who sent 1000 invitations for her we'd
ding reception. She was unable TO give
a decided order 10 her caterer--and this
IS very necessary when arranging for
a large number Of guests-until two
days before her wedding. Her invita-
tons were neglected by the recipients.
each Of whom considered his delay I'M
important. and never dreamed OF the
woman's nervous strain caused by an
aggregate result OF neglected. acts.
II Is a matter Of FIVE minutes TO an
swer a letter which requires reply.
Form the habit Of Immediately relieving
the mind of two people, the writer OF
the invitation and yourself. You VIII
never suffer a regretful embarrassment.
We have read Of Washington's insist
eESs upon punctuality in all matters
You remember the story Of the man
who wished to sell two horses TO the
general and arranged to see him at
certain hour. He arrived ten minutes
late, and missed his chance. But he
may have been delayed! you will ex-
claim. Yes. but his appointment was for
3 o'clock. and he should have lowed
himself extra time to preclude any pos
sibilities OF not keeping his business
promise.
III you agree to meet person az
O'Clock. do not leisurely arrive at twenty
minutes mast the hour. Err on the other
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Lotion 10 Whiten and soften Hands.
Bu5t Supporter and Skin
Cleanser

Dear Mrs. synes.
Will you please tell me how 10 get
thin? ! think my bust only Is too large,
but my motbec thinks medicines viii iniure
p Could a bust supporter come to the
a Even after doing homework my hands
are white but my arms set reddish with
white SPOTS on them when out IN the air
Could you tell me something to remedy
thisT
chin? They get small white Jumps on
them which turn into unsightly pimples
when I open them.
s. NV face has a Undetermined look
which I abeo-. Please tell me something
& Nv ehum SAYS my hair is too babyish.
] wear a pompadour with & ribbon AT tho
top. then braided down 70 my waist and
tied with a ribbon. SCHOOLGIRL.
/. Your mother Is very wise. Medi-
cInes will injure you. No doubt when
you are fully grown your EeighJ VIII
Increase or you viii become more slen-
der. II you are abnorm9lly stout. take
plenty OF outdoor exercise and avoid
sugar and starchy foods.
2 A bust supporter is an excellent
device for the too-full busted. Get one
OF the plain muslin ones, closely httec
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Disconnected

viii Won kindly tell me how shall
dress my hair? 7 am is years old
nv nose Is very broad and nat
have fried pinching 10 gently with the
ringers. but with no result What can 1
4 How can I enlarge my eyes2
4 is there anything which can DO 70
prevent my body from increasing In
height7 VIRGINIA
/. For a girl Of your age a simple style
OF hairdressing is the only thing. IL
YOU have a long, oval face. a parted ef-
feet with a soft knot at the back Of the
neck would be becoming. Or a soft
pompadour with the ends OF the hair in
a braid over the top Of the hair might
suit your type Of face.
2 / am sorry to offer very little help
for improving the shape OF your nose.
Have you consulted a specialist?
3. Your eyes may be small on account
of a puffiness under them. X Is advis-
able to consult physician in this case.
as this Is usually symptom of some
underlying trouble. Sometimes a lack
OF sleep produces a heavy, half-closed
appearance. II, however, neither Of
these Is the cause, can give no sugges-
ton TO increase the size Of your eyes.
The appearance may be changed by lin
ing with an eye pencil the flesh under
the lower rim, but this Is always arti-
fetal. 1 would not worry about this. II
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
To Develop the Bust

Dear Mrs. Symes
Flease publish q very simple recipe for
Developing the bust2 How large bust
should girl OF Is have7 I am 5 feer
Please Jell me what will remove crows
leel Or Wrlnklas2 7 would like a reclpg
WHICH VIII remove tan and freckles quickly.
RUBY.
l VIII not advise a girl OF Is 10 taxa
any medicine 20 develop her bust. for II
Will develop OF its own accord in a few
years time. Deep breathing VIII help
TO Increase its size
Girls or Is years OF age vary and there
Is no standard size for them.
wrinkles are often the result OF bad
ndolIs, ana these should be corrected at
once II one wishes to get rid OF the
SsIy INES. Washing and drying the
Iace from top downward will check me
appearance OF wrinkles. To AVOID
SaoN rect. wash the eyes from the
temples toward the nose.
20 remove tan and freckles. battle the
lace IN outtermilk night and morning.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
II Good Friend

Dear MIS- Adana
There Is a young gentleman about a year
and half my senior. There exists good
friendship which I hope will always con-
tinue Ny parents have very good opin-
fon OF him. What shall DO that this may
always continuef NJ u
Why not treat this friendship as you
would any warm friendship that you
expect TO last always? Be sincere and
be thoughtful and consid-
crate and be cheerful. / think men
like cheerful women as friends more
than any other sort
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Be Natural

lear MIS- AQdflS
There IS a boy like very much and I
have been acting toward him as I would to-
ward any boy and so has he I am IA
me. How shall I act2
WORRIED SCHOOLGIRL.
At the ages of IA and Is the relation
between you and all of the boys you
know should be solely one OF friend
ship. Act in perfectly natural way,
treating him as you do all OF the
other boys ana girls you know.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

were you Let the inner light or good
nature and sweet character shine out,
and the size OF the windows Of the
sour Will not much matter.
your tall appearance IS the very
tnirg Tor which many are striving.
However, you can appear shorter II you
are stouter
The Following exercise Is excellent for
developing the hips: Stand alternately
on each foot. swing the free limb pen
uulun fashion from the hips, each time
SlioWing IL 70 90 as far forward and
backward as possible.
/ an giving a recipe FOR a massage
cream with which YOU can increase the
neSn or neck and arms. OF course, e1-
srclse IN good fresh air is excellent for
oeVeloping all muscles OF the body.
MaCCorn
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

IL you DO not care to do this. you may
plat your hair all the way TO the end
and then turn II up once or twice, tying
II with ribbon.
II you are tall for your age, your
dresses should reach almost to your shoe
tops, but II you are Of ordinary heighs,
they may reach two inches above the
shoetops.
a girl OF your age should be as friend
ly with boys as she would with her own
brother, but she is too young 10 90 out
with them or allow them to take Up her
time
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

traced 90 several causes Indigestion
frequently causes a flushed condition
OF the skin Your collar may be too
tight Your skin may be very sensitive
and affected easily by wind or sun. In
the last case recommend a daily mas
sage 10 produce d normal condition OF
circulation and to improve the general
health OF the skin
Use the massage cream recommended
20 Virginia
/ never advise a person to reduce her
bust by means OF any external or IN
ternal remedies. The safest. and a very
effeCtEal thing to do is to live on
diet. avoiding white bread. starchy and
sweet foods and drinking no milk
To whiten the skin a teaspOOnfui OF
tincture Of benzoin in one ounce OF
rosewater forms an excellent lotion. Ap-
ply twice a day after washing the face.
The following IS excellent FOR Undue
ing a growth OF hair. Apply once a
day.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
OutStanding Ears.

Dear Mrs Syrnes.
L IS the operation by a dermatologist FOR
outstanding ears painful and expensiveo
My cars cannot be trained hack
= Does tannin reduce Iips without r,ininr
the shape. and Is the relief permarent7
J. WIN IL reduce feshy nose9
READER
/ The operation should be performed
by the very most reliable Of surgeons.
Al Is somewhat expensive; perhaps you
can inquire the charge before YOU have
II done. IL is far too painful to con-
slider without ether, and this will re-
Quire two physicians.
? Tannin reduces the lips, but leaves
them somewhat wrinkled.
3. No; DO not use It on your nose
Battle the nose frequently with cold
water.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Parents Obiect

Dear Mrs. Adams
I am IS engaged 10 a man OF % Both
our parents object to the match but we
feel that We cannot get along without
each other VIII you advise usf
e o. o.
can only advise you strongly to
wait several years. You are very
young. A man who really cares to
marry a girl will wait for her, and
after he has proved his affection in
this way the objecting parents will.
70 doubt, take a different view OF il.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

IL front and crossed az the back.
Your description of the skin on
your arms would indicate some trouble
with the circulation. You had better
see a doctor.
4 Battle your face twice daily with
very warm water and a tar OF glycerine
soap. Apply the remedy prescribed for
ANXIOUS whenever there are pimples
beginning 10 appear.
.. The warm water treatment, followed
by gentle massage with the cream
which is recommended to Virginia
ought 10 help your complexion.
s. II you want 20 change your hair.
wear the soft poUpadOur with a knot
Of hair at the back and dispense With
the bows
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Solutions to Social
Problems
Stencil Work
. EAR Mrs. Adams.
What Is stencit

n N
What Is stencil work ana where
can IL be bought? A READER
Stencil work is a decorative result Of
applying a coiored design by means OF
stencil board and a brush. The board
(stiff. glazed cardboard, which is water
PROOF Is procurable at most stationers'
shops, or can be bought at q dealers
store where artists supplies are sold.
A design is first drawn upon the board.
then cut out with a sharp knife, allow
ing only that part of the design to re-
main which you do not wish TO color.
The pattern is then placed over the
cloth, etc, and with brush the desired
colors are applied through the open part
OF the design. The edges of the cut-out
portion are the guides for the brush.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Too Bashfnl

Dear Mn. AOa0S.
am IL very bashful. and in company I
cannot keen ur a conversation at all. but IN
talking 10 one individual can keep Up a
overcoToe thIs bashfulness? AS EVER.
The very Iact Jnat you are comfort
able and at your ease when entertain
ing a single caller ought TO give you
self-conddence. You will simply have
TO rely upon yourself until you over
come your difficulty. Remember that
most young girls OF your age feel this
Way-I can speak from experience
and they each make their own effort
until finally they are rewarded Re
member, always, that other people do
not observe your discomfort as plainly
as you see It, and this will give you
confidence.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
In Great Trouble

Dear MrG. AnhrnH
am coming to you because never had
friend in my life. I am IN great trouble.
etc. Mrs. p. ". L.
I shall not reply TO your letter here,
but wish very much that you would
write me a personal letter, so that
may really help you. II you care TO
write me your name and address I
shall be most glad TO do all can for
you.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Girl of Thirteen

Dear Mrs. Adams.
How should a girl Of Is wear her hairl
How. long should a girl Of u wear her
dressesf
Am old enough TO 90 with the boysf
DARK
Wear your hair in a soft pompadour
or parted. Many girls OF your age plat
their hair halfway down the back, and
allow the rest TO hang IN a curl. wear
ing a hair ribbon At the top Of the plat.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Discouraged

OttiI MIS- SyrneS.
have taben FIVE bottles OF DIT. Vau-
CARES remedy, and I see no sign Of Inn
proNement- What would you advise me 70
DO. l am very discouraged. DAISY.
do not advise you to continue this
treatment Although at is excellent, and
In nearly every case productive OF quick
results, II may contain ingredients
which your system does not assimilate
Try exercise and deep breathing for
ten minutes each day. At night mas
sage with the following:
IT,
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Dear Mrs. Symes.
VIII YOU kindly tell me what causes ne
white spots under the finger nails. and give
me some remedy FOR themT 9. W.
White spots under the nails ara some
times caused by bruises or poor circu-
lation OF the blood. Rub them with the
juice of a lemon.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Face and Hair.

Ny Dear Mrs. Symes.
1. Can YOU tell me what Is the matter
with my face? II is very red IN summer
and winter. VIII you please tell me how
to reduce the bust?
2 How can I secure a white ccrnplexion7
hair grow? Miss WHITE.
The redness Of your face may Be
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

very much more possible OF attain
ment than is at first supposed. Slen-
derness IS not very much opposed 10
normal lines. and By exercising faith
fully the muscles VIII be heightened.
TAT viii disappear and a beautiful
proportion Of lines viii be the final
result
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Falling Hair

I am is: my hair IS falling out at an
alarming rate. WHAT can doZ
INTERESTED READER
Crude oil is excellent for your trouole;
Apply with the tips of the fingers aho
thoroughly massage the scalp until the
OF is absorbed. Here IS recipe Whlch
IS also good Either one must De per
sisted in faithfully:
Tonic for Falling Hair.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
ANSWERS TO BEAUTY QUERIES

~ WING 20 the great amount OF
mail received and The limited
- space given this department, it
IS absolutely impossible TO answer let
tiers IN the Sunday issue following their
receipt The letters must be answered
IN turn. and this ofttimes requires three
or four weeks.
All correspondents who desire an i'm
mediate answer must inclose self-ac-
dressed stamped envelope Tor reply
This rule must also be complied with
in regard TO personal letters.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
To Develop the Bust.
Ianoiin

Ianolln --.---.-....-.-.-.-....-.-- I ounce
Cocoa butter. ounce
Sweet almond oIl.................... ounce
Put in small bowl set IN hot water until
melted. Beat together and cool Each night.
after laying hot cloths on bust. rub II In BY
massaginR gently and thoroughly In cir
cular direction for fifteen minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
For Scar

NV Dear Mrs. Symes:
4 / help with the houSework, 90 that ny
hands are rough and hard VIII you please
tell me what will keep them sOttE
: I have a scar on my thumb now can
I remove Il or keen II from showinEI
8 Which looks the best nails cut round
- noinfed7 I. l.
l. First, keep your hands as dry as
you can while you work Cleanse them
thoroughly when you are through Much
depends upon their cleanliness. 1 am
giving you lotion;
Lotion TO Whiten and Soften Hands.
Put into bottle two ounces OF glycerine,
two ounces OF water four tablespoonfuls OF
lemon Juice and a few drops OF carboltc
acid Shake well. After washing and dry
ing the hands. rub little Of this mixture
into them.
, II you do not care to have the scar
treated by a reliable doctor you can use
the following ointment:
Salve for Scars.
IanOlin ...................ss--.--~ ounce
3. Most people prefer their nails cut
slightly pointed. Sharp points are never
considered very good taste.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Lear MS. CNT1eHs
VIII YOU please tell me what method n
the best for narrowing a large and ex-
tended nose? IL is too wide on each yita
OF the base. I do not wish 70 resort to a
surgical operation THANKFUL.
The only corrective for you. since
you will not allow a surgeon to treat
you. is an application OF this pomade
TO reduce fat. When applying, let the
rubbing be from the sides upward and
outward Persist in the treatment.
and II the trouble be Just excessive
flesh at the base. ii viii improve in
time
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

AttIt tne nrst 1--we inCrediants togethar
80 lhu. the mass concreteS. adding the
e. SSl1oin' crop by drop, during this proc
~ E1tract OF violet or any perfume may
Apply this with a firm, rotary move
m 1ient 10 the flesh which needs stimula-
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Tonic for Falling Hair.
Bust Developer

Apply 10 the roots OF the hair with a SOY
sponge orce or twice day. his louoh IL
especially good for very dry hair.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Massage Cream for the Bust.

Mix as you would any cream OF the sort
Rub on gently at night.
A wet paste of alum and water VIII
help, unless you wish to allow chirop-
odist OF good reDute to relieve your
trouble
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Melt the nrst three ingredients. add the
seerlne to the orange flower water and
pour Il slowly into the blended Tsfs s.fs
ring continuously S' ~Nu
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
walnut Stain for Hair.

-Four ounces Of walnut skins. beaten TO q
pulp. 70 which is added pure alconol 10
Let stand eight days and strain; Then
apply TO the hair with a small brush
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Another Hair Dye

Dear Mrs Symes -.
viii You kindly let me have a dye which
does not contain sulphur DoTTTE G.
Here Is a recipe which l hope VIII
prove successful. Remember thSt l
caution against using any dye II there
be any abrasions or soreness Of the
scalp.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Dear Mrs. Symes-
/. win you please tell how to enlarge my
buEt7 -
:. What can I do for ingrown toenailS?
Miss F Q
Here is a cream IL applied regularly
VIII give excellent results: