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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

The following presidential nomina-
ions have been sent To the senate by
the president affecting New Mexico
ana Arizona:
Paul A. +. Walter to be supervisor
of censu in the entire territory OF
New Mexico, from August II, 1909.
James Asa simpson Of New Mexico
to be appointed a first lieutenant in
the regular army, with rank from
September II, 1903.
;. H.. Grimshaw to be postmaster at
Santa Fe, y, NJ, in place of Frank
w. Shearon, resigned.
Jose j. Vigil to be postmaster at
Taos, y. NJ. OfGce became presidcn-
tIal last october J..
Charles a. overlook to he united
States marshal for the territory Of
Arizona. He VAS appointed during
the recess of the senate. vice llcnia-
min f. Daniels, resigned.
Franklin +. Towle to be supervisor
of the census in the entire district Of
Arizona. from August 10, 1909.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Clifford Pinch6t, cher OF the forest
service, has called for a conference
the officials In direct personal charge
Of the six national forest districts.
Suggestions for improvements in the
system adopted a year ago will be
discussed. y C.. Kingland of Albu-
querquc, n. NJ, is one of the six dis
trct foreAters Of the country. and Is
expected to be here at the conference.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Al touights 50 ssion Of The city coun-
cil the street otr franchise prepared
by the CITY council aud prominent at
torneys In lieu of the ono proposed by
T. J Howard representing Moberiy,
Mo. capitalists and which was turned
down hy thu council some two months
ago because Of two or three disagree
able features, Nis passed and viii be
published as an ordinance. II r. the
purpose OF Nj. Howard. ct 90. 1c-
Gin the construction of the system
within less than eight months from
date. The bond Vas raised from nvc
to ten thousand dollars and calls FOR
completion OF g certain portion OF the
system Ia e few months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

The greatest danger from influenza
is of its resulting in pneumonia. This
can De obviated by using Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. as it not only
cures Influenza. but countoracts any
tendency of the disease towards pneu-
monia. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
BIG CORPORATIONS
FILE PAPERS IN
SANTA FE
San Antonio Improvement Co.
and PortaIeS Irrigation Co,
Heavily Capitalized improve
ment Enterprises.


IsDecial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Santa Fe, y. NJ. Dec. 1.-Two big
corporations. that are working for the
Improvement of New Mexico. today
filed incorporation papers. The a
Antonio Improvement company Of
Portalcs, Roosevelt county. Tho first
is incorporated with "A capitalization
of 500, 600 divided into 1000 shares
and begins business with $4,000. The
Allaire Mcintyre company is appoint
ed rs the New Mexico agent. The iii
~rcctors and incorporators are. Agnes
f. Allaire. l.. X. Weber. y. A. Allalrc,
Powell Stackhousc. Jr.. and William
Watson. All of San Antonio and each
subscribing To six sharcs.
The Portales irrigation company
appoints Thomas j. Molinari its New
Mexico agent and is capitalized for
$4,000 divided into $4,000 shares. II
commences business with S3S,920.
The i-ncorporators and directors are
Seth A. Morrison. so shares: George
l.. Reese, 100 shares Hebson +. Jones.
40 shares: Washington T.. Lindsey.
$50 shares; John A. Fairly. 24O
shares: Thomas Molinari, loo shares
Robert Hicks, 121 shares.
Change OF Corporation Name.
Allbritton Brake and Apple, Incor-
porated. today dlcd "a certificate in the
office of Territorial Secretary Nathan
Jaffa. changing the name to The De
partment store Company. The head
quarters are al Ration. Colfax county,
and those that participated in the
meeting authorizing the change OF
name were r $. Allbritton. 277E
shares. o. G.. Brake 277H shares
1Lena l.. Brake. 20 shares. and MARY L.
Try. f5 shares.
Ford Improving.
Adjutant General Il. \. Fond writes4
from Fort Eayard. Grant county. that
ne has practically recovered from his
Illness and will be on duty again next
month. prepared to make an energetic
campaign for the growth and i'm
provement Of the National Guard OF
New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Tho following bills have been In
troduccd IN the mouse by Delegate An
dreWs:' Bin for the relicf Of w. j..
Hendrix; bill to correct the military
record of Jose Montoya; hin for the
relief of = l.. Keen; bin To correct
the military record Of lgnacio Her
rcrd.
He also presented bills granting in
creased pensions to Hardy VI. Riley
Joseph w. May, James \. Belts, Mary
j Martin, Pablo Bargas, sarah j
Mcgram, Francis n. BalleW. Henry
w. Turner. Andrew j, Armstrong,
John Murphy. Mrs. Catherine q. Bcll.
Mtgdalcna /. tic ORTIZ, Iottie sly
manski, Howard Erom1gcm ana Mar
l.. dc Miller. Delegate Andrews
also introduced "a bill t. eradicate the
grama-grass caterpillar in the several
states ana territories, e bill to provide
for the establishment Of an nne To-
an national homes for disabled voluu-
teen soldiers, a bin To amend An act
entitled An act to prohibit the PAS
of local or special laws in the
.rirtories to 7imit territorial indcht-
ANA for other purposes"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Morris chairs from $3.50 To- $500.
Albert Fabcr, furniture. carpets and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
THE VIM. FAIR COMPANY

Wholesale and retail dealers in.
Fresh and Sait Meats. Snr~ace y
Speciality. Fer cattle and hogs the
biggest market prices ar, paid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

'hicago, Dec. 1f.-Calvin Demarest.
'he 1872 billiard champion. today
l"'sted "a $3.50 forfeit to bind his match
Win II +. Cline. of Philadelphia. Of
Philadelphia. The match viii be for
'he International championship and
VII be played on February 1. 3 ana :.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

UNITED WIRELESS is the only
wireless system in the world doing a
commercial business over land and
sea. Its stations are established in a
contiguous chain along the Atlantic.
Gulf and Pacific oceans and on the
Great Lakes. Direct connection with
the wire systems 10 land points not
now equipped with 2 wireless station.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Goldic O. Thompson has been sp-
pointed postmaster az Holland. Union
county, New "Xico. to succct1 u. g.
Thompson, who vas removed from Of
lice
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

wireless will reach your party on
'-H" and sea. lie can't get away.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

For useful and practical toliday
gifts SOC rs. Albert Faber. furniture.
carpets and draperies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
ASSAYEItS.

Office v. \. Armijo Bid, Tel. 855.
AssAYEIts.
W. JENkS-
Assayer.
Mining and Metellurgical Engineer.
G09 West Fruit Avenue.
Postoffice Box 173, or at offics Of r.
". Kent, 112 South Third street.
ATTORNEYS.
X. W. d. BRYAN
Attorney at Law.
Onico In First National Bank Build
ing. Albuquerque, N. M.
Jno W. Wilson Jno. A. White
WILSON q WHITE,
Attorneys ut Law.
Rooms 15-l7-19. Cromwell building.
Robt, L. Moore Chas. g. Hendrick
MOORE x HENDRICK
Attorneys at Law
Rooms - md ~ Barnett Buildlng,
EDWARD a. MANN
Attorney AT Law
Room .. y. r. Armijo Bldg Phone 22S
Albuquerque, y. NJ.
DENTISTS
DIR. J. e. KRAFT
Dental Surgeon.
Pa, Barnett Building. Phone
74t Appointments made by mall
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
A. G. sHORTLE. NJ. D.
Practice Limited t.
Tuberculosis.
Hours: 10 TO IL.
S-s-10. state Natl. Bank Bldg.
SOLOMON l.. BURTON, Nj. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Suite 2, Barnett Building.
phone 617-Res. phone 1919
Albuquerque. ". NJ.
VETERINARY
v. J. HYDE. V. s.
Graduate Veterinary.
'hone 81. sO5 West Geld.
r. l.. GUYNN.
Painter and Decorator.
Phone 1is2.
ournaI Want Ads. Get Results.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
EngIisIman Defeat. Oshkosh FieI,tc,

Dublin. Dee. lin a twenty round
contest tonight Tom Lancaster of
England won on points over Eddie
McGoorty, of oshkosh, Wis. The de-
cision %displeased the crowd as Lam
caster was nearly knocked out twice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

\ star mail route has been estah-
lished between Lykins and Pearson,
y. NJ, with a. delivery six times "a
week. san Francisco Long # Pear-
was awarded the contract at sl2o
a year. The service will be begun on
ID.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Delegate Cameron OF Arizona has
introduced "a bin In the house to en-
able the city OF Douglas. Cochiso
county. Arizona. 20 issue bonds Tor the
purpose of acquiring and constructing
"a vatervorks plant in ana for that
city.
Nc also presented q bin to enable
the people Of Pima county. Arizona.
to issue bonds IN aid OF the c"n-trut-
ton Of n railroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Clancy postoffcc, Guadalupe toun-
Is. New MeXico. has hen ordered dis
continued ON the last day OF the pres
rnt year.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.--The man OH
Fifth-ave. never dresses in the same
style that is affected by the man on
Broadway.
The Broadway man is always about
q year behind the Fifth-ave. male
fashion plate, because IL is on Fifth
ave, among a certain few men who
keep in touch with styles in the
worlds capitals, that fashions in
mems clothes originate.
Just the minute the Broadway man
tegins TO wear his kind OF clothes
the man in Fifth-ave. gets something
else The male public all over the
United States follows the man on
RrnadMaY in style Just as the Broad
way man follows the fashion of his
Fifth-ave. brother
This year the difference between
broadway and F'ifth-ave. in mems
styles is even more marked than
usual.
The Broadway man runs to soft
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

they are very tight and plain in Fifth
ave
Take il all in all. this season the
Fifth-ave man is queer-lookinG
spectacle. with his clumsy clothes;
the worse his clothes NJ and the
tighter and more uncomfortable they
seem, the better for him The Broad
way man is natty- and dapper.
Now the question is What will
the Fifth-ave man hit up with next
year? Perhaps the shoulders he dis
likes now will come i'm again for hin;
or the hats that he wears down TO
his ears will disappear TO make way
for a jockey cap or an arrangement
that looks like football hcadpiecc.
The men who tailor Fifth-avc. are
jealous artists. and il takes the other
tailors all over the country not much
less than year 10 get their ideas
and CrTpCrS. Bnr Tf n MINI cUutt set-ttrt'
the Fifth-ave. fashions OF this year
and wear them i'm Kansas City. OF
any other city. it's safe TO say that he
would make himself the laughing
stock of the town It's better, per
haps. TO be the year behind.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

| found father. lie was very III; We
ndrscd him back 10 HE. and he Is now
in the village, a miner. rich as Croesus.
and wanting 60 see" -s~g
oh. Robert. Robert where Is heF'
Lydia stsyed all day. and for many
days To come. There Was such mu-
tuai admiration society formed that
I.y dia never went back TO stenography
and the city, because Robert carried
her away TO those hills seen through
the poplars next day. and begged the
cIcrnal answer.
There Was only one thing In The
world now that palled on her. and that
was the meaning OF that advertise
mCnt
why. ray dear" answered her
motherto-be. to the question. the only
things of great value | then possessed
were my Ifaviland and cut glass. I
thought when Robert married he might
not be able To afford a maid. and he
couldn't afford TO have wife that
would break my dainty glasses. and he
couldn't have wife who hadn't a
lady's hand"
so you're schemer. mother
laughed Robert. coming in.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

hat that pulls down over his face;
therefore the Fifth-ave. man is wear
ing a black stiff hat. and he sets il
far back on his head. exposing his
forehead. On Broadway fur collar.
or velvet ones, are the vogue: i'm Fifth
ave. cloth collars, on tight-ftting. bag
gy coats, are worn. The collar OF The
Broadway mans coat always fits
snugly; the Fifth-aVe. coat collar Is
loose and soft, in English style, and
II hangs clumsily around the lincu
collar. giving particularly sloycnlv
and European effect Broadway Is
wearing soft, tighttitting glove
Fifth-ave.. therefore. chooses loose.
clumsy, chamois skin gloves, that do
not have buttons. In Broadway. hands
are carried in the pockets OF loose
fitting. capacious overcoats: in Fifth
ave. the men walk with hands out
side and elbows SUCKING our, rnCTC'S
q crook I'm tho handle of the Broadway
cane. SO Fifth.ave. wears its cane
Fifth-ave. says stick straight. with
ont crook or even knob for a
handle. Coat sleeves are wide and
decorated at the cuffs In Broadway,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Cranberry Jam. Take two pounds
OF cranbeTrles Put one cupful o.
water into saucepan with four
pounds Of sugar. add the fruit. and
boil gently for half an hour Put into
Jars and seal closely
CRANBERRY Sauce Wash ono quart
or cranberiiCs. then put them i'm q
saucepan with one pint Of water: let
them simmer gently until each Gran
berry barsts open Remove the cover
OF the pan. add two cupfuls of sugar
and let them boil for 20 minutes with
out the cover
The cranberries must never be
stirred from the time they are placed
ON the fire. This is an unfailing recipe
for the most delicious preparation OF
cranberrics. IT IS good with turkey
and game.
Good Puff Paste One pint oi but.
ter. one quart of flour sifted. three.
quarters of teaspooufu of salt and
a teacupful of ice water Chill a bowl
With cold water. Wash the butter i'm
cold water by working IL with a spoon
until II l. soft. Divide IL into four
pau - Nllu lllti IL VII lNts VIA tii' lOut
and salt together and gradually mix
IN one part of the butter When the
butter and flour are well mixed pour
in the Ice water very slowly. Do not
stir the pastry. but cut T. with the
knife until the water is absorbed
Sprinkle the rolling board with a little
-four. toss the ball of paste on with the
knife and then pat with rhc rolling
pin until il Is quite fat and about an
inch thick. Roll very lightly and
quickly the whole length of the paste
at every stroke.
When the paste is rolled out. Law one
of the quarters OF butter i'm little
-four and roll into a long. thin piece
and fold Il in. pound IL lightly into a
flat cake and roll again; repeat with
the rest OF the butter. putting In a
quarter each time and patting Il and
rolling n deftly and quickly When
the butter ia all rolled In. the pastry.
may be patted and rerolled as often as
strength viii permit.
Each time the paste Is folded over
the butter. small bubble OF air is
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

and Mrs. Martindale., by the Detroit
public school teachers The guests
numbered nearly 5000 and were re
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs Martindal2
the Mayor and Mrs. Breitmeyer. Or
Charles +. Kuhn. Miss Katharine
White. Luther J.. Wright and Mrs
Wright. Miss T.. Gum. Miss Mary j.
Miner and Miss Anna l.. Joyce. Music
dancing and refreshments were the
features Of the evening after the
handshaking had finished.
Through the courtesy of Mrs
James i. Scripps, the Detroit branch
OF the Collegiate AhImnae and their
guests. the College club, the Misses
Garretson and Prof. Zug, OF the Unit
verSity OF Chicago. enjoyed the priv
ilege OF visiting the private art col
lection In the Scripps home on Trum-
bull-ave. Saturday afternoon. This
collection includes only the modern
painters. the pictures Of the old
artists belonging to the collection hav
ing been given 10 the Detroit Museum
OF Art. some time ago. The pictures
remaining contain rare examples ot
FltnCn, bPIUldn, lJulNhf fShbhNh hh''
Italian artists. The afternoon was
MADE still more profitable by the dis
cussion Of the different paintings by
the Misses Garretson and Prof. IuS,
who is giving series OF lectures on
art in Detroit at present.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Ferguson
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary. Friday evening. in their
Crosse Pointe home, with large re-
ception To their friends. The house
was beautifully decorated in autumn
flowers Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson stood
beneath a large banner of immortel-
les with the figures lS59-l909' while
they received their guests. The hap
pv couple were married in Detroit in
the Central Presbyterian church. of
which they have been active members
ever since. Mrs Ferguson was born
in Argyleshire and Mr. Ferguson In
Kirkcudbright. Scotland. Among the
guests were Mrs. Miller. sister OF Mrs.
Ferguson. and Alexander Wood. who
were present at the ceremony fifty
years ago. special car took the
guests to- and from Crosse Pointc. Mr..
Ferguson Is superintendent of the
Acme White Lead works.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
THE EVENING STORY

Thought of the weszelsd village. Aod
the city's spires and domes and SMOKE
through the poplars called her whole
heart
"Mother. us IL a pretty happy hour
with me, Robert ala not realize that
his eyes wandered across TO Lydia just
specimens 10 be placed In school for
the first recitation. but we got hemmed
IN by storm, and-well-well. mother.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
AVENUE.

The foiblrs Of society VIII be touched
upon In satltical manner in the
Avenue theatCr SUNDAY aftrrpoop ',vt,rn
tho popular burlcsgro orCanization
known as Wine, Women and song
tntcrs upon an engagement OF one
week. The social satire VIII be found
I'm two musical travcstics. Going Into
Society and 'ln Society." the two We
hiClcs used Go display the talents Of
tho comedians and tho abilities of The
chorus. The shits show No in n laugh
able. manner som" Of the peCuliarttfes
of people VA the uppcr social strain. hut
there Is not enough of e plot 10 worry
anyone. and the CVOlutions or the
chorus. tho songs, dances and changes
Of costume. are numerous KATHRYN and
Violet Pearl viii play tho principaI
ro'cs. and thoy will bc assisted bv that
funny Hebrew comedian, sam Goldman.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
BLACK WALL PAPER.

lilack wall paper Is tho latest
thing I'm London. II makes a
fine background for pictures and
is said 10 be very popular with
fair women. because II sets off
their beauty The heavy black
ness is relieved by small designs
i'm full green
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
Hoods
Sarsa sapariIIa

From the time ii was carefully
perfected from tho prescription
OF Or. Oliver. oi Boston. to the
present day, has remained the
same. Always best.
In usual liquid form OF chocolated
tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses ST..
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
1 ooklnn Ones Best

It's womans delight to look her
hest. but pimples, SKIN eruption
sores and bons rob life OF ioy Listen
Bucklens Arnica Saliva cures them
makes tho skin soft and velycty H.
glorifes the face. Cures Pimpl"
sore Eyes. Cold Sores, Cracked Lips
Chapped Hands Try e. mfalliblc
for piles. At T. G. Knsel Central
Drug Co Cray a. Worcester
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
u VII \

Musicians and pIaypocr- alike viii
tl"rN'l 40 tho musical genius OF Httlc
iiHtti" Glumb Who viii give tho head
nh' dcl on tn Family thoator.s pro
gram of vaudeville ncNt N,,ck. Little
MISS FIomh, musical prodigy is "a
pianist OF remafl AhIc ability. and She
mas b"cu creating ! sensation This W"ck
~ thc ,'rand thcatcr. Pittshurg. % high
priced hous" The lttle girl plays the
most dhhrult CompoSitlona from the
'IHS9ic rrpcrtoiN with the skill and
power "t q veteran, aud shp iS said TO
snow 'tt the genius that made loser
Hoffman wonder as q child Stiu an
other act 81 headline Importance is on
TIA" new program "a is the pcrform-
ancc OF the -Four Bucks. wonderful a,-
robdtic bicN'hsts. with "a varied reppr-
toirc Of difficult tricks M'lir Mable
WI present her dog and monkey cir
Gus aud the performance VIII anuse as
well as entertain. Then there will he
myers anG Hot. vaudcVilIe's hest
dancers. and Powers & Freed. present
ing "A refined musical speciality other
acts VIII be. Jerotn" and Grant. singers
and comedians: Edwards a kcrneiI
comedy sketch artists, Jack Henley,
blark-tacc comedian. and the motion
ptCfuFCg.'
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
CYNTHIA GREYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Longfellow said. The thoughts of
youth are long, long thoughts" We
all know that the littlo vexations of
youthful days are just as real. II not
so great. as the more serious prob
lens OF later years
| always welcome the little letters
from the girls who tell me their
troubles and ask me for help, and |
am glad TO do what | can to solve
their problems.
&c. X" says she has read that IL is
young mans place to thank a girl
for her company TO the theater and
other places OF amusement or recrea
ton and she has also heard that the
girl is the one to express thanks. She
wonders which is correct. | say both.
for If they have spent "A pleasant eve
ming together. each is indebted TO the
other. and should give expression to
that pleasure.
Anxious" wants to know If il is all
right TO ask n boy friend to go to a
social. and II SO. how 10 ask him.
Certainly. If her mother approves. She
could say To him that she would like
90 have him accompany her to the
social if he cares to 20. and he prob
ably does.
Miss S. had slight misunder-
standing with her sweetheart. He
tried To indicate to her that he still
cared for her. but she did not under
stand until Just recently, and she
fears it is too late. She asks If there
is any way she can let him know she
cares for his affection Write to him
TO come and talk It over with you.
and tell him frankly how much you
care. That's the only way 70 do.
Brown Eyes" aud "A Reader are
both puzzled over the propriety or
asking young man To call again.
when he has spent an evening with
her. Books on etiquct cannot be con
suited on such questions. II you want
him TO call again. say So and II he
cares TO continue the friendship. he
will soon repeat his visit
Space is up and I must stop, al
though there arc many letters lcft
unanswered. will soon look after
these.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Among tht players there WIN also be,
W an Patton Burt Jack. Billy Z"tglcI
James Morrison and George Cooper,
while amOus the speclnltics viii be the
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
ELECTRICITY "a Harness.

Between Jackson aud Lansing on tho
Michigan United Railways 60. e new
third rail tinc 36 cars making all sta
tfon stops hetWecn these ritics, and
two freight cars each way daily.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

I'm the new coat every woman VIII
hail the return OF the pocket Not
merely the sham outline. but the
genuine affair. bis enough 10 hold
things.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

"a ids aud dcpreddtluue. hc,omr Sp mum
"rous that tncl" sam sets one OF his
mon, Harry Eer>ley. at work ON the
ease About this tiWr. tlic captain of
th" pirates. falling To- win tue love OF
certain girl gives orders to have hcr
abducted and carried In du island.
where IN" hopes 10 triehtcu her into
sdhmissIon. Many attempts are made
nnd aS many frustrated by tlrM dctcr-
tive. who, Incidentally. becomes iufat-
uatcd with the girl.
The abduction plot succeeds at last
but this spells tb, uudoiug OF the gaug.
Harry goes 10 work with fresh Xigor
and q icw days sees the Cutirc band
landed behind Tho bars and removed
from their ternriZHg occupation.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Dear Miss Grey: / am going to on
tertain several girls at my home. /
am the only one In the family who
knows them Must I introduce each
one To tho family How can ! wash
white ribbon which has turned vel
low? 2, s. +. r
A-Yes
.. l. cannot be washed whto again
Wash in warm suds. rinse and iron
dry with damp cloth between ribbon
and iron.