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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
Some Old Canoes

WYE ARE told by connoisseurs
wv of ancient jewelry that all or
naments were worn not so
much for their beauty as for the
charm against evil that they were
supposed to possess.
or course, that is a question open
10 dispute. Were women less fond Of
the sentiment and beauty in those
far-away days than now?
Canoes. those attractive specimens
of carved jewelry, are being brought
to light by women who are fortunate
enough to possess grandmothers. and
open up long line OF various kinds
that ought to interest every one.
The oldest existing cameo is in the
British Museum today, and was found
in Myeenae. 1t is a recumbent lion.
carved in amethyst.
Roman ladies wore cameo ornaments
in their hair. Their noble husbands
wore brooches to fasten their cloaks
or TO buckle on their armor.
Portrait canoes were highly favored
in the days of ancient Rome. Even
Medusa was carved in decorative fash
ion in those days. the most valuable
cameo OF this goddess being of emer-
aid set in gold and enamel.
After the crusades the warriors Of
England brought, among the treasures
OF the East. many canoes and opened
up to the West the possibilities Of
this art Good Queen Bess" sent for
a cutter from France. and was sculp-
tured many times on different stones.
old-fashioned shell cameo is the
one that we in America like The
delicate, creamy softness is much ap-
preciated by the artistic eye, and
whether these carved forms are in
bonbonnieres. jewel caskets or as pins
and dress accessories. they are exoui-
site and valued by the fortunate pos
SCISSORS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
HOW TO MAKE A WIND SCREEN
MOTHER dainty belonging for tn,

A MOTHER dainty belonging for the
~ invalid or for any pretty room, but
intended primarily to keep the
wind from blowing out the bedside can
die. 1t is useful. too, to keep that dis
tracing bright spot Of light from the
invalid's eyes.
The diagram, first, will give the idea
of the finished screen and the use Of
the two-panel designs here shown.
The wide or central panel is to be
made but once, while two of the side
panels will be made before the screen is
pasted together.
The materials are a rich, creamy
parchment that will take water colors
and piece of dark bronze-green card
board. This last is for the cut-out
framework of each panel represented
by the darkest outside border lines
which. in truth, are used as a frame to
surround the light parchment back
ground.
After tracing the three panels on the
parchment. color the iris stalks a dull
light and dark green as indicated, and
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straining hand need be used. You will
grow tired first.
In closing, let it be urged that
cleanliness be emphasized in the care
Of pets; that feeding be once a day
and at a regular hour; that absolutely
no teasing be permitted and that pets
be made happy in a sensible way.
No one has a right to have cats or
dogs If a certain sensible considera-
ton be not a feature of the everyday
treatment Of the pets. The intelligent
care Of animals will rebound to their
owners credit and happiness.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
An Umbrella Fact

no NOT fold an umbrella when it Is
- wet Allow 1t to stand with handle
downward so that the water can run off
the ends of the ribs instead of running
toward the ferrule end and rusting that
part OF the umbrella.
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20 cred With Cretonne

/" HE inside Of every upstairs closet
is a subject for the consideration
- Of all housekeepers. Kitchen clos
cts always demand attention. while
those on the second floor are often
so neglected that they become mere
cubbyholes for the hiding of trash in
every crevice and corner that will not
hold a hanger for blouse or skirt.
Tailor's suit boxes, bandboxes and
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

LAOAA AOAAG " 80
b o X e q and
tied by a
special COM
mitt e e OF
friends a n d
d i 8 tributed
to the guests
before their
departure.
As to the
dreams that
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c an easily
be given -
3 . T a y or
leaves with
a b o 8 10 m
fro m b q
decoration OF
the table or
rooms Tied
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mat looks like a miniature wedding
cake When tied with white ribbon or
with the silken cords that reflect the
color scheme OF the decorations it IS
well worth having. The ends Of the
bow are gathered into the tops Of tiny
silver bells.
Perhaps the heart-shaped box OF white
is more appropriate. This should hold
a heart-shaped piece OF cake. and the
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with a gold or silver cord. long,
narrow box will hold a fresh sprtg or
flowers People like to carry with
them some part OF the festivities Tne
mania for souvenirs still prevails.
of course the custom OF having the
cake cut by the bride herself can %
ca sily observed. for during the recep-
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the blooms and buds two shades Of pur-

the blooms and buds two shades of pur-
pie.
You will then use library paste to glue
but it must be remembered that the
hinges, which should. properly speaking.
be OF dark green linen cut on the
straight. must be slipped in between
these two materials are being glued to-
gether. 1t will readily be understood
that the hinges are to hold the panels
together. and yet to allow OF their being
bent in convenient directions.
To make a perfect piece OF work, each
panel should have made for it two card
borders, one to be placed on the right
side and one on the left. This will make
a flrmer piece OF work, besides providing
a better opportunity for the concealing
of the hinge strips.
ANY worker will naturally see how
necessary It is to cut the border pieces
with absolute accuracy and to place
them with precision.
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top of the box
should be tied
q o Wn with
broad ribbon,
fastened un-
der a roSette.
Square forms
arn q " n u 9
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ID nu .M0y 00l
Boxes for the
Brides Cake

"HE statement that It Is notsFhat
is done, but how It Is done. Athar
Il counts, verges on the trite; 9but
1t IS particularly applicable in the slit-
tie things that contributs toward'Sa
pleasant time for wedding guests.
A wedding cake Is no longer kept for
weeks and weeks; it Is cut into little
pieces and sent or presented 70 the
guests and friends OF the happy pair.
Just how to give this In an attractive
form IS sometimes a question that
clamors for its answer IN the rush or
the last few days.
Boxes can now be purchased at sta
tionery departments OF any large store.
and the accessories are within the
reach OF the majority OF brides.
There Is a charming little circular box
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good. The addition or card with tho
best wishes of the bride and BRIDE
groom is a little personal touch THAI
is well worth while. Through the knot
OF ribbon a spray or asparagus fern
can be slipped IL lasts for weeks and
gives the freshness that is desirable.
especially for boxes that are 10 be
sent away through the mail.
To the friends who are present there
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may come when the fair recipients
sleep with the brides cake beneath
their pillows. who can tell whether
they can vie with the pleasure OF re-
ceiving 1t in so charming q form2
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

Dave i.aI'iant vas in Gannison
vessevslav
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
CRESru DUTrE
News-ohampion Corresponaesee.


Wednesday. May II.
A very enjoy able dance was given
at the rink saturday night.
Mrs. dos. Hearty and children have
Joined Mr.. Hearty mt Canon City.
Ned Davidson has returned from
Oklahoma where he spent the winter.
Mrs. Ed Alien and children of Jax
Cabin visited Crested Butte relatives
this week
Landlord piel il making extensive
improvements upon the building
known as Rosss rink.
Mrs Ed Edwards arrived Tuesday
from Somerset to look after her
property interests here.
Spann Bros. OF Jacks Cabin have
brought mp their cattle to the sum
mer range north oi town.
Mrs. W j. Harris aud little son
viii arrive this week from three
months visit at FL Cajou. Cal.
Supt NJ Allister is anxiouslv
waiting the arrival of his new II II
4. four passenger railway motorcar.
Jos. lngham came up from the
county seat Thursday and is again
enrolled as a citizen eli Crested Butte.
W :. Smith uf Gunnison and 1. l..
Sigman surveyed n new irrigating
ditch fOr Fred Beuton's ranch last
week
Miss Margaret Kelly has accepted
the position of night operator in the
telephone office aud il proving very
efficient.
Miss Marie Block aud mot her re-
turned Tuesday from an extended
ylsit including Salida. Denver and
idaho Springs.
Almont is getting To be the popu.
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ALFRED WooO, Assai euaaissa, csIe.

lar resort for our young people a
+ number oi whom visit that favorite
place each sunday.
Ernest Mazza. the popular Young
salesman Tor the Colo. supply Go.
has been transferred to the Iloresta a
store of the same company.
Mrs. a. ". Tetard and son. Willie.
are visiting friends here. prior To lo-
eating at Ouray They arrived
Thursday from Madrid n NJ.
Misses Olive songer. Clara Gibson
and barbara Soda comprised a trio
of our young ladies who visited
Gunnisoa sunday and Monday.
Commissioner Wbalen proposes
extensive improvementso on the Irw in
road as soon as the snow will per-
init. This u welcome information
Miss Irma ChappeIl has returngd
and will again make Crested Butte
her home. For the past seven years
she has resided with an aunt in
Lawrence, Mass.
DIR, O. +. Dram welcomed his wife
and little son saturday from Dacona
this state. They are now comfort
ably dOmiciled in the Died residence
ON Lower Maroon street.
Mrs Clyde Lang returned Saturday
tO runnlson after n week spent with
her parents, Mr. and Ms. W. A.
Mosher. Her brother, Eddie, accom-
panied her for brief stay.
Messrs Ralph >hamwav aud VIM.
FORESTER were in this locality last
week. il is believed To invest IL ate
certain coal land propositions on he
hah Of the Rocky Mt. Fuel Co
The unprecedented heavy prodnc-
tiOn of anthracite coal at the Flores
Ia mine now necessitates two trains
daily, which H. a very important fac-
tor in increasing railroad traffic on
the third division.
James aud Alex Clark have pur-
chased the M Williams Residence aud
acquired four adjoining lots. The
entire property is being extensively
remodeled aud improved aud when
completed will he one 1f the most
desirable places in town
+ The sidew alk question j. agitatino
/ the minds of the town trustees al
/ this time II l. expected that at
an early date the work of putting i'm
two blocks of cement walks on the
north side of Elk avenue will he com
menced. The people are n unit in
demanding new walks Of cement
Z The annual reorganiza tion of the
It. II. Volunteer Fire Dept. was held
Monday night and the following
officers elected: Leo GoStomski
chief John Mathieson asst. chief: N
4. Roth, TREASURER; James Foster see.
rotary. The department will give
their annual grand bal ON July a
Guy B. Robertson, a prominent
architect OF Pueblo. was here last
week drawing plans for the enlarge.
ment of our main school building
A special election will be called Nav
81 lor the purpose of voting bonds Ia
meet the expense. 1t is proposed To
feNpend between $500 ami els po
which VIII erect a building OF eight
rooms. and be the largest and fiDest
IN the county. There are six teachers
t'mploNed at present. which number
VIII probably be increased to seven
next term.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
Saturday Mav
S0oEaSET Ano tn R,O,
News -champion Correspoaaeses.
SATURDAY, Ma

Saturday Nay
Mrs. Carey rssle 10 Somer-..t r,lf =
dsN
} a. Norris went to >omersoi . -.-
day
doe Eoatcap returned Ia Fpouia
Friday
\ kasboronie kill,.d TIVE brow a
bear iasi week
Mr. aud Mrs -. D. shaw visited an
the Muddy last week
Mr. and Mrs. D.. u. Ecdmon We're
Somerset visitors saturday.
Mrs. :. y. Reed recently sponi a
lew DAYS at her ranch ON the Muddy
,'eo. streber aud karl kraut wachi
were up froIB Somerset sunday look
ing over their ranches.
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new sterc huilsirng Monday night
Mi-s Audrey McAni-ter went to
is.lta Monday 10 visit relatives.
Nm tItzpatrick aud SISTER. Miss
sarah went to Moatrose " eslnesday
Large droNes of sheep are being
driven through timarron enroute to
the hills.
Miss fiora Nelson has returued to
her home in Montrose after Teaching
an eight months term here. school
closed April 2>th with n picnic in the
afternoon and dance IN the evening
Wednesday. May II.
Miss ts-~ie Pittser Ell Gunnison has
been Visiting friends here n lew DAYS.
ieo. Eusk In taking a Iayon aud
spending the time On his ranch above
timarron.
ncaver Richardson made his first
run last week sap" In now ~ full
Hedged engineer.
FRANK Price. wife and children of
Golona sl~-Ht a ew DAYS this week
with the forWer's brother Will.
Dave l.ai'iant vas in Gannison
yessevslav
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

Mr. . y tisuItsfashal bsa~ .tsi..
A.aAe IS fsar . icN Vesk-.
-csafssl tiarussd ~ as-trHr = n
flaE Wtah sii,-- lsW eer a- i as.l.ar
Era t.Enr. atsa Euns Wu.-s.isali.ss
NeEe tsanIls-ssH Ui-iter- la-s ~s.,..k
= h. tliae use-a " rtsEetsasl \
-isss'l oElseH iH issr -n4aHs.r raaa.
~ hsar Fsssn Nalissn - -..s.n =.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
ooylGvulk
hampton Corresponaeace

Newsa lhampioa Correspondence
Tuesday. NAV 10
Alice Gray of Mosca is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Munson.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Coats arr back
from the southern sea coast
Tom Noble passed through here
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leave NJ soon
MIR Giunbels and Mr. Mariowe
moved their families 10 tsunHisoa
Monday
several \ ulcanites spent day or
two in .iunBison last week. all re
turning safely
The roads aw repeTted much iva
proved enabling sulphur hsulers Ia
make regular trips again.
Engineer Wm. Watson has been
under the weat her the past week but
ls better at present writing.
several rows" have occurred IN
this vicinity lately. Nothing serious
has happened as yet however
Mr.. Carst arphen the boss at the
sulphur mill has been In Ik,nNer The
past week to see about purchasing
new machinery. Mr.. Gray has charge
during his absence.
ClnARnou
NeWs-C Champion C0rrespondenee.
Tuesday, May 3.
q. ". Walters made business trip
to MoHtrose first III the week.
A dance as given in the Walters
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DAYTON

News-Champion Correspondence.
Monday. May 3
Mrs ID. M. Carr is slowly recover.
ing from a recent IlBesA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

News-Champion sub@bribers in the
vicinity Of Crested Butte can hand
their emittance- to Mr.. c. l.. Ross
who is authorized to act as agent for
the paper. to receive payments oa
subscription and forward to this
office
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
sunday enroute from White Pine.

sunday enroute from White Pine.
l.. l. Eush and Charley Shipman
were at the county seat Thursday.
Haley = comet H. now plainly visi-
bls ia the northwestern SKY at 34o a.
~.
After feeding 3,s, head ea cattle last
winter. slate a SONS are bailnQ about
- toms ~ hay.
I Bder management oi Miss Kate
Erook- our school children ARE max
ing rapid progress.
Clarence Mcdonald returned We'd
nesday from Gunpison. Everyone Is
glad to see him well and hearty
again
Friends oi the slate family arrived
last week. They ieft Wednesday but
think they will return and buy a
ranch here
WlCAu
Special Correspoadence.
Wednesday, May ~.
Many new comcrs in Vulcan These
days.
II is reported that Ed kelso will
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Co0okS1on
Meas -hamgisn C0rressoEaasae
Tua-siaV NJ

Ness lhasssssssn tOrressoEd.6as
Tuesday Ma
A. -srisssfl -. tissn ia-f Nsnasr
y Adams y a. ois'ssfa SECRETARY
I.sssli- Tcntsii.att'u SAYS ha
ilgaGisi . liiurf Hsar >aiitla
Miss I.ssnrh N,-luilisn = ~g-4.s
q ksW aaN- Wifh Mr. teza al l,.s
NJ. and Mrs Js'lsu Tur.er j.
i'ai the htsiti ~ Sargent- aud \
Causlils,sli has taken charge.
Mrs Eaist Cs,i. ~ >arg.sts
l.suH sf.oHsling q c,'apic 81 w.elss
lsHver an secsunt 81 hssr asl i.
rsz-uni iiiH.-- aud death Mrs
has our a.r'I--~i ~ nlpatha
There "a iil be an cntert ainnsaui
tr,s,s-ton Ss.hssel June " tVe-g
body cs,ae ! he planting sa fist ri
zara"BS adds nsBch to the i.eaufR =
aur lfifis. issg -shs,sd hon-e.
SATURDAY May
Mrs = e. TV'nn r. spending a /. 81
DAYS With her u fher Mrs Ises,Isa 3
Miss fll~se going 10 tim
San - a-~i- 90 . : Johnson ~
tRuraBi
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

S8t what of Hsbe, net tne 5s>s5i- srso and ui.ss fallen statue but ns original Hs5e. dz1gnter Df ZeDs md jsra. According ro her natural eEprsEatICn EIe represented the s9tnfgl bloom of nature. In the fully eTelGDe5 nErheleg-r Of the Greeks sne 1pe&rs as the cup bearer of tE@ gods Q whom, at meals she presents ras Ieef nectar. r may al first seem slrange that the daughter Cf tns great sr of rke dIEInit5es Of Greece should z reJagafed to so inferior . position. This. however, ig easily explained by he old patrl2Teha1 custom oT toe treekE by which the young unmarried la1 g1rers. even fE rG@ royal g2lace. .altsa a1 -a bic on -1s men O< the fam + and the guests.
 h post F5onsTIc poetry and legend Eeoe 10 longer appears . cgD-bearer # 1ne gcIs, the office having been ss5gne5 t. GangueGeg. Th-s was .it1er n conzsg 1e1ce Of -oe promotion { toe son of rhs king OT Troy, or On cc01uS Of Heoe's marriage Ei-h toe el6e5 Eeracles.
 Feoe occupies ro important place