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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. O4S15.
Department of the Interior, Unite

Serial No. 04S73.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Carson City, Ne
vada, March %, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the Az
tee Land and Cattle company, limited.
a corporation, organized and existing
under and by virtue of the laws of
the state of New York, has filed IN
this Office it's application to select.
under the provisions of the act of
congress approved June 4th, 1897 go
Stat. 36), the northeast quarter of
the northeast quarter of section nine
teeen (19); the east half of the south
east quarter and the southeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter sec
ton eighteen. (1S); all in township
"a north, range forty-four CAD east,
Mount Diablo base and meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the lands described, or desiring to
object because of the mineral charac-
ter of the land or for any other red
son, to the disposal to the applicant.
should file their affidavits of protest
in this office, on or before the 18th
day of May, 1910.
LOUIS J. COHN,
Register.
Date of first publication April 10.
1910.
Date of last publication May 81,
1910.
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RECEIVED JOLT
THAT Jared HIS
CONSTITUTION
TWO HLUSTRIOUS SONS OF CHI.
Ma ENGAGE IN FIST
FIGHT.

Lean Dan, favored son of the
fiowery kingdom and Wong Kim,
who likewise halls from the land
OF Confucius. engaged in dis
pute yesterday over society mat
tiers and as consequence Dan
received a blow on one of his
optics that will disqualify that men,
Der for active use for some time
to come. This SO enraged Dan
that he swore to a warrant charg-
ing Kim with assault and battery
and the case will come up before
Judge II. II. Atkinson this after
noon.
Chinatown Is about divided con-
corning tho merits Of the two
fighters. some OF the authorities
claiming that Kim L. an equal OF
yeffries while others pay tribute
to Dan for the masterful way In
which he stopped the blow OF his
antagonist. From reports II ap.
pears that the trouble arose over a
dinner OF their own. and the COM
harrison OF the edibles At the tive
feasts, caused the dispute In which
Dan fingered a second too ions.
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STAMPS OF THE
MAYFLOWER MILL
AGAIN DROPPING
FINANCIAL TROUBLES OF THE
PIONEER LEASING COMPANY
ADJUSTED.

Henry Thurtell, member of the
state railroad commission arrived
from Pioneer last night and will
continue on to Reno this morning
to be present at the hearing of
the case against the Southern Pa
cific in an endeavor to secure ter
minal rates for this state.
Mr.. Thurtell reports the south
end of the county as rapidly i'm
proving. The Mayflower mill, that
has been out of commission for a
number of months, and which was
leased by the Mayflower Leasin. !,
company, resumed operations yester.
day working on ore of the leasing
company. This company has been
in badly tangled state of af-
fairs, and it has been Mr.. Thur
tells pleasure to straighten the
affairs out. This he has succeed
ed in doing after several weeks of
arduous labors and now the COM
pany is again in a position to pay
dividends. The mine force is
steadily engaged in breaking ore
for the mill. During the last month
the mine has been thoroughly gone
over and the different workings
have been mapped out in a glass
model. The management is in
touch with every section and the
work of the samplers has demon
strated where the best ore lies.
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BENEFIT At
The butler WAS
A Big SUCCESS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS REALIZE
SUM TO DEFRAY EXPENSE
OF TRIP.

The benefit at the Butler theater
last night for the Tonopah high
school was big success in every
way. Much credit is due Mrs.
Berry, Mr.. Schoer Jr. and Harold
Stotesbury. who had charge of the
high school specialties. the box
office and the door.
Earle r. Clemens scored his big
gest hit in his rendition of "If |
Had Thousand Lives to Live" and
sang "Muriacci.' an Italian take
on. as an encore. That Clemens Is
appreciated in Tonopah goes with
out saying.
Commencing at today's matinee
there will be another entire change
OF program. new songs by Mr.
Clemens and Miss reldman and
the pictures are; Jones Watch. e
comedy: "Hemiock Hoax" comedy:
"Flsherman's Luck" comedy: Pail
OF Babylon" Biblical drama. and a
big American Telegraph entitled
Thou Shalt Not" This picture Is
q dramatiration OF the famous
novel OF the same name.
This program Is on for today
only. Tho price Of admission. nigh,
and day. Ii ten cents.
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NorrcE FOR qualifications.
Serial No. 04872.
Department of the Interior, Unite

Serial No. 04872.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Carson City, Ne
vada, March 20, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the Az
tee Land. and Cattle company, limited,
a corporation, organized and existing
under and by virtue of the laws of
the state of New York, has filed in
this office its application to select,
under the provisions of the act of
congress approved June 4th, 1897 ESQ
Stat. 36), the northwest one-quarter
(A) of the southwest one-quarter
(A) of section eight (S), township
four "a north, range forty-four CAD
east, Mount Diablo base and meri-
dian.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the lands described, or desiring to OBJ
ject because of the mineral character
of the land, or for any other reason,
to the disposal to the applicant,
should file their affidavits of protest
IN this office, on or before the 18th
day of May, 1910.
LOUIS ]. COIN,
Register.
Date of first publication, April 16,
1910.
Date of last publication, May 81,
1910.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-12

Professor =. G. Dlnsmore. the
state pure food drug agent. who Is
better known a. Denny came
down from Reno yesterday accom-
panied BY hla assistant Or. NJ. n.
Kennedy. and win spend several
days in Tonopah looking for adul.
terated mixtures.
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BORN.

a boy was born 10 the wife OF
Mat vuiocieh on the morning Of
May 10. Mother aud child are re-.
ported a. doing nicely.
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Fresh bas,ermIlk at the TonopaI
dairy. s-t-tf.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-12

Fresh buttsrmilk at the TOnopah
Dairy. e-t-u.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Location notices, both in book
form or by the dozen. For sale at
this office.
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Try a BONANZA want al.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-12

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No olvideis Ia Ninfa,

Aumentado esplendidamente cl
surtldo Ge sombrero9 lie Ia Ninfa 6
ofrece a su lamerosa clentela SOM
breros Gle fiehro y paia de Italia para
ca ba lleros, de Ia mayor novedad.
En- tirantes con adornos de nacar,
medias de seda, camisas, corhatas
modelos 1911, botonacD,ras. y otros
objetos para honbrcs es magnffico el
surtido Ropa hecha \ / Ia MEDIA
ofrecen los sres. Garcia y Llneras
en- su conocldo estableciniento que
tan iusta fama tienen en- h ciUdad Y
Ia isla No olvideis que La Ninfa es
ia en- la Gale de Ia Iortaleza 81, en-
San juan Y g sirvcn peojdos por co
rreo y acaba Dc recib.r un gran sur
lido de fas,m1rss.
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PARA CURAR IN RESFRIADo EN-
CN Ola tome LAXATtvo BRoMo-oUINfsA.
ii toticario oesolvera e nero slno sa
tGra La frma de L W Lkove sE halle
{. "a tallla
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COMISION
DE REPUTACION
De aspirantes al ejercicio de la
Abogacia

La Comision nombracIa por Ell
Hon. Tribunal Supreme, de confor-
midad con Ia Ley de i de Mario de
1909 para lnformai sobre las con-
diciones morales de los aspilantes
al elercicio de la .Abogacia ante los
Tribunales de la Isla de Puerto REQ
acordo adoptar como regla fla para
todos los aspirantes. la de que ade-
mas de Ia prueba de Ieclaracl0nes
llradas del asplrante y ce DO per9o-
mas de reputation Sc anunele la so
hcirnd en- ios periodico, por termlno
Dc diez dfas, fin de que cualqalef
ner,ona o habitante dc esta lsla
pueda presentar qleja fundada li
oiiecl6n contra ID admission leE as
pIrante.
y pStando pendiente De infarnae
Ia >olicitud del Senior Don Cele,fino
,le Iriarte y Miro se publ.ea este
Hgncio en- eamplimiento de- an4en-
IA "A acperdo 7 4 la> etectos espff,a
aa, cr NJ nH-an haciendGse -atet
,pr la~ nleJa7 Il ahlecione- que ie
seen haeerse del,en presenfaf-e IN
a tfrmino de eliel dias 4 contar de-
,]e IA p.blicaeion del presente anHn-
rnv fucden diri9irse i Ia ConisI6n
}e "naVcto lel serretalIo qe fis
clpo
>sn laan naeme Elco fh# =
"a Ialo
o,.s N,-o
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DineTo Y Ie|Oj gratis,

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud el mejor PATENT
zado para Ia sangre, el esto-
mago, el higado, Y los riTlones,
coloquelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
ia que &c otrece Y al mandar.
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
Oh una comision en- dinero. Y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
.eguida a ia National Drug
Agency" Tetuan 622. San
Juan, Pto.. Rico.
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Juventud para tod0s

| lDesea Vd. eonocer el mejor tinte
! ideado para devo.ver al cabello su
primitive color
! sQuiere Vd. cambiar su canoso pc
10 por una hermosa cabellera negra
y ,edosa?
lie gustarfa Vd haeer desapare-
] Ger el feo signo de veiez que indu!a
blemente producer "a canas'
! ,Esta I'd interesado en- hacer una
buena conquistas
Entonces decidase ! usar Ia muy
afamada
! JUVEN|LINA
que es sin disputa el mejor tinte co
nocido para resta lrar el cabello
De venta en- todas lss tarmacias.
Al por mayor. The JureniIina
Cop, O. Fox l01 Tonce P. R
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Moyimiiepto judicial
Las noticias del departamento dc

!. Las noticias del departamento dc
9 iusticia, informan los sigulentes am
BIOS.
Sc ha concedido licencia al Sr
Martin Ergui, i,jefe de Ia division de
cuentas del departamento de lustl
cia, nombraandose para sustltur
al sr Miguel Marcos Morales.
Ha sido nombrado juez especial
de Bayamon ell Sr Salvador Suau,
para actuar como tai en- un case en-
que Sc encuentra inhlbldo el llez
municipal de dicho pueblo
Fidel Martinez ha sido nombrado
lanitor inferno de la corte de dis
tnto de Arecibo durante la lleencla
de dos meses concenld 4 Manuel N.
Martinez, portero de Ia Corte.
El Sr. Francisco Nelez Rivera ha
sido nombrado Juez Municipal sus-
tituto de San Sc basfian. durarte Ia
ausencia del Sr. Salvador Vllella
Juez Municipal de dicho pueblo,
quien Sc halla en- uso de llcencla
ElSr. Francisco S. Acosta ha sldo
nombrado juez de paz inferno de
Gurabo, por llcencla concedlda al
Juez de paz Sr Francisco Morales.
ElSr. Tulio c. Otero ha sldo nom
brado escribiente INFERNO del regis
tro de Ia propiedad de San Juan,
seccion prlmera, por ausencla delor.
Luciano Colon
Ell Sr. Ramon Dapena, ha sldo
nombrado juez de paz sustltuto dc
Ponce, debido a la hcencia coneedl
da al juez de paz sr James $. SEX
Ha sido aceptada la renlncla que
para tener efecto Ell 81 del corrlente
mes de diclembre presentara el men
sajero INFERNO de la oflclna del
attorney general Jose Rome
Aceptada la renuncia presentadaI
para tener efecto ell 81 del eorrlente
mes de diciembre por la Srta.A Ana
Lomba, clerk de la fisc ALA de IA
Corte de distrito de Mavaguez
Nombrado el Sr Andres \ 4. Or
tlz, juez de paz sustituto de Albonl-
to por licencia de Is dfas cencedlda
al Sr. Ermellndo Escalera. juez de
paz de dicho pueblo.
Nombrado fiscal de distrlto de
Ponce ell Sr. Rafael Palacios Rodrl-
guez, partir de, - de los corrlentes
Nombrado eserlbiente del regis
tro de Ia propiedad de San Juan.
session ,. el Sr. Ernesto Torres.
quien desempenaba igual cargo en-
dicho registro Interinamente.
Ha dejado de eAlstir el 81. JOS Sc
rrano. clerk del rcglstro de la Prople-
dad de San Juan seccion se2tnda.
Jose Rivera Miranda, sub-mars-
hal de Ia Corte de diStrito de Arecl-
bo, presenca la renincia de Sll cargo
para tener eject el ia 9 del proAl-
mo mes (,e eneao c l9ll de .}ldo a
haber sdo elae-o mcej lcl Ayua
TN lento de Sreel.o.
PARA CURAR IN RESFRTADo EN-
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".
De e9n de dem.n.o
tN-par'e
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AboeadoS S. Ginorlo y
Manuel Nj. Ginorio, Allen go.
Telefono 1855 Box 366.San Juan.
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Lecciones de piano. La seno-
lta Lola Mas, o1rece OAR clases 81
su casa . a oomlcilio. San Juaa
Cristo Z.
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EscucI IA de pinturaS.

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COMMERCIAL

= n T r A D A S D E I.
EXTERIOR.
Vapor americana Julia Luc
kenba de n. York.
DESP ACHADOS PARA Ell
EXTERIOR
NO HU 30
BIZ QJ ES EN- Pl ERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
Mamie Swan descargandt
sallle For id
T. " Aver id
Hattie 2. Sumpre e
John Francis ID
Beeth B. Cobb id.
S. 6. haskell ID
Virginia id
Julia Luckembak id.
MON IMIEN TO De
CABOTAJE
Cperuclones en- palertos
Petra Humacao y Naguabo.
Rayo pendiente.
Carmen fajardo
Dos Hermanos id.
3 I QU ES GU E ST
AGl ARDAN
Napor americana S. Y. Luc-
kembak Saldra para n. York
el 4 entrante.l
Consig: Insular Line
apor americana Harry
Luckembak Saldra de N.
York para esJalel entrante.
Consig: Insular Line.
Napores americanos Coamo
y Philadelphia Saldran el 1
entrante para n. York,
Napores 5. Juan y Caracas
FL 81 corriente salieron de
n. York para esta.
Napor Cubano Julia del |
al , entrante estara aqui pro
cedente de Ilabana y escalas.
Consig Nillar Co.
Los Naporcs S Juan J Ca.
racas Saldra de n York pa
ra esta el 81 corriente.
! tNaos Ge Il u1ua Bonner.
Goleta americana John S.
Esmery Deb haber salldo de
n. York para esta e 25 del
pasado.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
B A Il G O s.
ioCIONES
Banco ialttortoi J oyr.coM $ q
ID. &c lputo I.tco "4S
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BANJO 1er'atortaty ogr,ecla.
tmisiones-5a, j ga SOL
Id. .....o Y . Z" 102'
&C A NJ B o. -
Londres-s 4 s. L
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Far s. Is Zip q ID.
Ramnurgo-44 P. $ IL
Espsha 10 4 10, p. I'D
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0ONsEJos ALAS MADRE3.-H

0ONsEIO9 ALAS MADRE3.-H
)afabe calm ante della Ssn0ra win SLOW
zsbe dc usarse siempre que los min a
estsn On ell periodo de Is dentici6 4,
Proportions alivio Immediate al peg q
10 paciente produce un susfio nstu ri
y eranQuilo, alivia sl dolor y ell An ~
Tito despierts muy vivo y allegro. ID
nuy agrsdabie al paladar, calm e
aino albania sus dolores. hace fac Il Il
funci6n cel est6mago y regula los II
tenttnos. E. sl meior renedio CO nod.
do para la diarres yaprovsngae % tad
Is dentici6n de cuslquiera ot,A. Ten
case mucho cuidado en- peGir ei Jam
be Calmante de Ii Sen0s winslov" q
n mejoRds todos.
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MCnedas de GRO CALIFORNIA;
i,sC ontsvoa % ceDlay os sl.Uu
Ef te verts en- la Joyeria dc
X Il l / ! a HN. .sr uos. 81.
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.OI2EC ORD D.: SAAJUAN

|racticante. = silvestrs Feijoo
Mail.nez, Embalsamador - San
Francisco p. Ielefono, Mum. 43.
San Juan.
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r ia mpr ata Sc vende pspel de
u y 1..,os = 81 quiniat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

ing seemed To be disturbed; the house
locked AZ calm and peaceful in the
morning sun as il had the day ! had
been eocreed into taking IT, There
was nothing ii show that inside had
BEEN mystery and violence and SUD
den death.
In one Of the tulip beds tack OF the
house an early blackbird was pcskine
tieiously at something that ali,tercd
in the light. J picked my way gin
gerry oVer through the dew and stoop-
ed down, almost buried in the SOFT
ground was a revolver | scraped tic
earth on il with the tip OF my shoe.
and. picking il up. slipped il -n,o my
pocket. Not until | had got into my
hedr 00m and doubie-locked the door
did venture to take il ont and cx-
anime H. one iaok was all ] need
ed. II wa fialsey's revolver. ] had
unpaeked ii the day before and put il
on his shaving stand. and there could
be no mistake" His name was on a
small SILVER plate Oh the handle.
| seemed h. see network closing
around my boy. innocent az ] knew
he Was The goyulVcr--f am afraid Of
them, talt anxiety gave me courage 10
look through the barrcl--thc revolver
had stu Two bullets IN il. / could
only breathe "A PRAYER of thankfuineas
that | had found the-.rcvolver before
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The
Circular Staircase.
BY MARY ROBERTS RlNEIIAET
COPYRIGHT zoos BY THE BOBBS-MERRIl.L COMPANY

CONTINUED from Yesterday
Gertrude had slipped out during my
talk with Mrs. Watson, and ! dressed
and went downstairs. The billiard
and card rooms .asre locked until thss
seDroner and the detectives got there
and the men from the elub had gone
hack for more conventional clothing
II could hear Thomas III the pantry
saiternately walling for Mr. Arnold. as
he called him, and citing the tokens
that had nrecursed the murder. The
house seemed to choke me, and slip
ping a shawl around me, | went out
on the drive. At the corner by the
east wing ] met Liddy. Her skirts
were dragged with dew tn hey knees,
md her hair WAS still in criups.
81 GO right in and change your
stlOthes." | said sharply. You'rc "a
kight, and ar your age
a She had a golf-stick IN her hand.
and she said she had found il on the
siAwn. There was nothing unusual
about it. but IL occurred to me that
IN 9oif-stick with a metal end might
have been the object ina, had scratch
ed the stairs near the card-roou.
took IL from her. and sent her up for
dry garments Her daylight courage
Hnd self-importance. and her shud
SaArinx delight in the mystery. irritated
the beyond words. After | left her
made a circuit Of the building Moth
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I JEART AND
/ lone TALKS
ny BARBARA lloyd.

the toilet Everything il handy. one
doesn't need to lay ones belongings
promiscuously about, and It greatly
facilitates dressing. especially II tho
dressing room Is crowded, ~ It usu-
ally Is. The apron can be made OF
any material desired. finished In any
pretty way the maker wishes The
pockets, however. should be lined with
thin rubber.
A travelling pillow Is always well
come. or serviceable, attractive pile
lowcase. When making the pillow
case. fashion "A pocket for a magazine
on one side. fastening down the flap
over it with glove-snap. Also add
n little strap of the material at one
end by which the pillow can be car
ried. These add to its usefulness and
convenience.
A roll filled with all kinds Of pins
IL most convenient. 1t can be made
oblong or square, fairly generous In
size. of any material desired. 1t is
lightly wadded, lined, and in the lin
ing are. stuck all kinds of pins. It
rolls up tight and Is tied with rib
bon. ii takes up very little space
and. oh. the convenience OF having all
kinds of pins-safcty pins. large and
small. black pins. fancy pins. every
possible kind of pin, all spread ont
before you In twlnkling where YOU
can see exactly what you want and
get II without any trouble. 1t can be
hung up. too. In the steamer state
room or hotel bedroom. and thus con-
tinae it's career of usefulness.
Rubber sandals that fold up fiat
into little silk rubber bag that can
be carried in Il pocket or handbag
are a great convenience.
When planning gifts for travellers
ii is well TO remember not to give
articles that are uncempromIsngIy
unsieiding in shape. II is much cas-
Ter to pack soft. pliable things than
boxes or cases that refuse to give"
an inch
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Christmas gift, Missile >" hear them
Vet,
How the roses were blooming On
Christmas Day.
And the waves dashed up with me
foam and iret
On tho shingie, like waves on q
summers day,
Tho dear niack people who thronged
me round.
Lii pit kanniny and Nanny Jean,
And Uncle Jacob. with bow profound.
And tall Aunt Hannah, as proud As
queen,
Christmas gift. Mtssie4" with hands
oNtstretehed
And eager eyes and their looks OF
love.
And the presents forth from the great
house fetched.
While the sun laughed down
through the cypress grove;
Lii pickaninny and Nanny Jean.
And Missie. a child am az them all
And oh tIit the Christmas Was glad
! ween.
With ua rsslt OF love unto one and
all
Gene are the days. aud the roses are
dead,
There's Il trail OF trade where the
big house stood.
The old sweet friendship for aye hath
fed
Like NANNY Jean and her dusky
brood.
Lii pickaninny and nat brown queen
You throng no longer Your Missie's
door.
1t would make her young IL the holly
green.
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GIFTS for the Women who Travels.


The woman who travels much al
ways appreciates gifts that help make
her going about comfortable, or
which are an aid In the matter Of her
toilet. To look we'll when travelling Is
an art. for clothes will get mussed and
dusty. hair, complexion and hands in
Ia condition defying description. and
it Is almost impossible to have with
enc all the little helps necessary to
remedy these conditions and to make
a careful. satisfactory toilet. gift,
therefore, that Is really a practical
help in these matters In a delight
A half dozen or 80 OF folding hang
ers for coats and dresses make well
come gift. These hanger come so
that they can be folded up fiat into
very small space and can easily be
slipped into trunk. They can be
bought separately. or three or sis can
he purchased in a leather case. The
ordinary hangers are too inconvenient
to carry in a trunk But these can
be tucked In almost anywhere.
Another gift sure to he appreciated
Is small pocket edition OF the trav-
eler's favorite book. The volume she
may own is probably too large and
heavy to take with her. But she will
re joice over a handy little copy she
can slip into II handbag.
fiat, folding photo frame OF lea
ther IS another welcome Gift. Almost
every one has some favorite photo
graph she wants with her on her
travels, yet a silver CT x 1t frame adds
weight and unwieldiness to the bag
gage. A light fiat leather frame is
an inconsiderable matter to pack or
carry.
Pullman apron, as it Is called.
is most useful. This is an apron to
be worn to the car dressing room for
carrying ones toilet articles. II has
numerous pockets. rubher-lined for
the brush and comb, tooth brush.
wash cloth and the other essentials of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
RECIPES WANTED BY HOUSEWIVES

erly moulded. Look over two quarts
Of The berries. wash, clean and put In
d granite kettle with two cups Of boil
ing water. Cook twenty minutes shak-
Ing the kettle often so they will not
stick. Add four cups of sugar and
cook ten minutes longer watching con-
stantly. az they are apt to burn after
the sugar has been added. Rinse out
two Jelly monlds or bowls with cold
water and turn the berries Into them.
Set where they viii ret cold. When
ready TO turn out, dip the mould for an
trgtant In hot water then turn out
on plates or II low dish. one for each
end Of the table. II these directions
have been followed they will be In per-
feet form