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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05

Sulius Scbiptt uar Ell operor6er1.
Zig popl1l9r Mono, fienot oper bele
2onoet JONI cit ppperlig 6%ore0rags:
6ol0er mes ct l%pruntolenoe Gto, lepen,
Sc interesl eret for alt, bpoo Ser finn.
Sc bioroge til 6olfeoplpsl1inger. Sp:
%rinoclig bar 6on Sproglerer og tog
ipriA Gel / Stl1oel1terl omfunoetS
fortienltful0e MISUNDERSTANDING
pg lom &eooftpr of set folfeoplpien=
Sc Notwithstanding 5ioslfrif1
u6rem" itoo Fan / en- Huffe al Mor
Spi6len for ct al Sc melt lamfl1n6s=
npttige 6oretogen0er, iom Sen pc
riooiife Eresie far at oppiie. Nllc=
reoe tioligere boroe fan loln l1ogi=
Der al l1ge6(a0et uMor0ltinrnen" til
bprt Eresi en. Men bette blegneoe,
ga bon / 1899 polgtes til 9irefter
for 3oologiif @ope. Ser fif Fan lit
%egeuliae &irfefelt, og til fans &irt=
ionrbeo 0erl1oe nil Mi16et ON bon1
og bans 9iusgier,1ing pelenlig fnpt=
tes. San brogte &apen op til Ell al
Sc beoite og melt folfeligt anlagte /
europa. @pert Barn / &igbenbopn
fje11ote 10 r6en lille @an6" 110e fra
3oologiif @ope, bpor Gl1iin6er og at
ter Sulin6er al imaa og itore for
falgtes meo fam fra 8ur til Bur,
fra Snobeanilrg til Snobeanina oa
minoit al ait oil fltr1e g(emme, noor
0ireftdren legeoe meo Menne ifeobcr=
ne og bolopeis 6eban6le6e oem iom
5ornuftspeie ner. @au bar Ell flor
Merneifepe1t % Ell flor 9Drepe1, pg
bans Slabs / 5anfl,n6et oil blipe
ponifelig at u6fpl6e.1
oO u 1rS ~ q g e II o
$ get bleo ferret n1eo
Ell flor @in6efelt / @ongens Sape s.
%. Suli og felgenoe Gage. @ele
aongefomilien ifuloe oeltage / Slab
nirgSbeitioeligbe6en, og oenne ifuloe
in6le6es mes Ell &attate al Mifoloi
8egb til Mulif al 6. 6. 2embcfe,
u6fert al omtrent 200 Sangere. Gu
lopartierne u6f6res al fongelig &o1t=
merianger g. Cornelius, Muitfen al
ben fongeltge 2iugar6es @uiifforps
/ Uniform. 6eittalen ifl,loe boloes
at en- at Deltagerne / Siteoioact,
Sberit g. g. Senien. On a11onpm
@elgibrer baboe itillet oe forneone
@enge til &aooigbe0 til at alle Sc
urtsttge" SSiteo @eteroner fun6e rej='
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Set oonife 6obfoIfg|

Set oonte So6foIfs
II niformer. Otter bpao sort
9ul1o" erfarcr, ltal Sc 0anlfe llntfor=
mcrs n1prfe= og lpieblaa 6orper btbe=
boloes. SSaffen bliper enru0et % meo
boj neofaloeuoe arape, % Ser font
n1er @roobiitiuftiou loo pel pooSl1e11
iom poa sGrmerl1e. Gen gon1le to-
ruocoe &oobenfraffe bi6ebplbes, men
@unooleret foripinoer % err tottes al
1t rpot os bptot Stierf.
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6 a m I e. 6 5 e I ?


on1ta(te for nogle Mooneoer lioen, at
en- Mpl(er Sobnien / Sborfiloltrltp
bapoe gjort Jig lfploig / Sefseltallt.
Oct oreieoe Jig life ONT itore Cunt
mer, % oenne Sog funoe mart pa-
ret oflllttet, men ser er fommet en-
go1nn1el, lo,rgt mere graperenoe Gag
moo bom frem. S 1897 families en-
Sppige, Ser por frugtIommeltg, og
mes bpem Sobnion menteS at bope
1toaet / 6orbinoelle, 660 / lit gGrelle
me6 en- Snor tr11ffen iamlnen ON
@all en. Set mentes, at Sobnle1
ifpI6te ben6e @enge> og ser bar og-
iaa noget ON ct 8efselbelpb> iom 0og
alorig bleo opflaret. Mu bar Dp=
!, rtgbeoen taget 6enne Sag op og pil
t lGge at faa n6re6et, ONT Mplleren far
: en- longt it6rre Sorbrpoelie poa Can't
%ptttigbe6en emo @efselfalif> nemlig
Mor6.
en- gam met pn t
g erer 6g6 Sperige.
e 6orle6en 6p0e / en- Ml6er al noget
oper 80 Mor / 2in0bam11 pe6 Walm9
Sen forbenpgren6e fpnlfe 2on6SbD=
l9rer @briltian Sbomlen. @an bar
fp0t / Sg110erjpllan6 Sen 10. 6ebrl1>
ar 1920 og fom / i'm ung0om paa
Sfoorup geminarium, bbor fan /
'e 1910 tog Sfolelererefsamen meo
f9rite &orofter. Otter nogle MarS
ls Girflombeo iom @julpelerer blep
fan / 1913 9erer / Sfolbierg |
J.. &iSienbjerg 5ogn / 6pen. Ser ptr<
G. fe6e fan / Sfoleoel enets Sjenelte /
IS AZ Mor, in0til fan / 1890 tog lin
Mflfe0 me6 Eeniion. San bar en-
0pgtig S%folen1on6> og / Set nor0lige
r. 6Den oil bans farofteriitife Herl on
nj ltgbe0 min6es al mango. 6lere al
Is Sen of6e0es S9n11er far ifplge Sea.
po tionalti0en6e" ct aniet Nobn JON
So 9Grere / Golfelfolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05

e frtt til Soften pr. 9ampifib eller
og alle Geteratter mes
arigsme0olierne fierte frtt me6
Sporpognene / &jebenbopn paa 6eit=
oagene. S 9labningsfeiten oeltog &e=
preientanter for Seer % 5loaoe>
8orgerrepre ientotionen
l1nioerlitetet, Strife og Sfole.
Ct 81 ft0romo er blepet
ltoipillet paa rMisitonsbotellet" I
9ooituel treoe. Ser onfom pe6 l.
Sioeu forleoenMiooog en- ing Game,
lo1n boo ON ct 8erelie; men neppe
por bum b(epen olene fer, f6r bun
tprnte Ell &arbolflaife og fal6t ONT /
&rompe. Man fit ben6e / en- Gart
tiart til @omuneboipitalet / en- Sim.
bulancepogn, r1en pe6 Mnfomlten
ocrttl par bum 800.
Gictoria 6IIe II
3 ren0t. Sen gam1e Dompmpl.
le ~@ictorta" / Spergaoen 0. g..
@jprnet al Sofiega6e> er neobren61
til @rl1noen. 2ige op as Msller
li9ger en- @eng6e 2eiebuie meo ca
so Smaofamilter> og oisie maatt'
flp9te us AT 6eres 2%eiligbeoer, me
oens 6eres Sn6bo begpn6te at brpn
Sc. Srlene bleb Dog reo6e0e, me1
Mpllen bleu belt poelogt. 8ronolfo
Sen er 100000 @r.
ND s lDDepla6s 3. Ser e
Elaner oppe om enonu en- M 6lppe
pla0s pe0 &iebenboDn forl,oen Sci
poa Mn1oger. st &onlortium Sc
raa0er oper $4,000 &r., far proiet
teret Set 1pe 5oretagen6e, og &lab
ler, Ser er %6etp0eligt it6rre ems Yla0
len paa Mn1ager, er %beliggelt6e pa
9erni torfspei. Set er Meningen
bpgge ct ltdrre Mntol @angorer pa
9onen til fri Mfbenpttelie for SIT
perne, MOS at 6isie %forpligter Jig Il
at flpne min0it 5 Minl1ter bber l1gt
Mmerifonf @p1te
9onuarfs @elon6t / @aibington, 8
, g., @repe Moltfe, og 6rl1e ct anton
tie til Gaumarf pao ct s Oages 81
bolo S. 20. Sl1li. = 6orblnosienl
torer11e Sl1t6erlon0s og Sbomo
Carriers @uitruer CT / 9eigg bos l
,|S. Minilter til Donmorf, 9r. ggo1
Mnnerifanerlle er / fort 6lertal
&idbenbopg for Sioen. S 9bgnet
100. Sl1li fom ser ca. 500. Yaa 8r
itol boer 81. a. nogle l1n9e Stl16entE
fra Seem g)orf og til Mngleterre fol
ct Sellfob poo 60 omerifonj lie Game
og @errer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05
Nllanb.

Sbllanb.
2on6 II g. s 2%irnijor<
Sen pil mon MI l9gge e II 9pmning
fra @jel til Dlon6 og fra @jdl til
&poo ion1t fra 9lan0 til 8rouit.
Gerreo bliper @i6l og 4lan0, Ser fdr
bor bolpt operi p9mme0e Ger, lamb
foite n1e6 @en0ipsiel, og ser in6bin=
0es 5000 G6r. 2on6. Hlonens Sir
fe%liggj9relie folter 100000 &r., og
mon pil begDnoe til 6orooret.
6 { 0 unol & I a
ut / t. 6orle6en lfuloe Ser babe
bpret foretoget &epiiorbolg / &ibe;
mem Ser er ingen &anoi6ot annel6t>
og Ser er ioo ringe Snteresie for
Sagen, at Ser fife fon finoes 5
Mon0, lom pil forelloo en- &onoioat.
8proo0et oil mi i6ge &oo0 bos Mi=
nj tertet. 0ette Sill feels CT nen1lig
life forl16iet / &oml1nollopen.
en- 8 e lbun6 / 81 III
m e B erg 6erne. Oct bier
Jig ifdlee ~@ilfeborg e(pis", at en-
.Selbuno, iom forle6en pe6 ct u6el0
Hap lto / &p Mdlleld, en0nu leper /
be6lte gelgoaen6e, til Sro6s for, at
Set MI Ell en- Moone6 li6eu, 6en llop
u6. Den ct al flere poali0elige
9ienpioner let 6uffe op / Sc liolte
Gage og ipnes o%abenbart be0lt ON
Mllingoo, bpor ser iiffert ogioa er
rigeligt meo Si1f.
6 o NJ II S a
g enber Marb 3. Mor<
bl1s gpraoo far peotoget at bpgge ct
6rill1ftstheoter / Set fornl111ale 9p1t=
onlng ~@ennelplt". Omfolt1ingerrte
bill belpbe Jig til 5000 &r. 9igele=
0es at p0e Ell @oronti poa $4,000
&r. for en- lt6pioelie al @erberget for
biemlole, og en0elig at inole6e I'M
serbon0ling mes Mutionolforeningen
til Sr1berfuloiens @efempelie om
Sprettelie al ct Hlejebiem / s(orbl,s
for tuberfulgie.
Stegte Mol om @e<
t ing 3 nj / 6oel. 9ol1opolt
g. @%briltionien, Mlling, bor i
~Sp0if @orgenb(oo" fjgbt ct
Sor6 al 8pmen6ene / Mlling.
Som 8etoling berfor lfol &i1bere1
6eoarte 8pmen6ene og oeres SUI
|truer meo iteete Mol og M &%artof=
Ter. 6ellesipisningen ifal afbol6es
poa 216bigslpit be6 Spej6ef en- at
nermeite Gage, og 11aor Maaltioet
IT en6t, tilb9rer set paagipl0enoe
9dn6poit G%briitinnien.
Sieneitefolf ser a.
: e +. 9e iamuirfen6e ip0ife Gpen=
oelporeforeninger FAR afbolot Gene
:olforiomling / Sre6ericia. 8eitprel=
ems 6ormano> 9enSbaron Molen=
at &oienbolm le6e6e 6orbouo-
ingerne og aflagoe 8eretning om
(arets 8irfiombeo. Sparernes Sill
Iooebopen6e er / set forlebne Mor
'ofset mes 100000 &roner iii
&roner. @porernes Mn-
II er 9,271. Eaa Sinonslopen for
16eberen6e 6inansoor er otter BE-
ifget ct 8elpb al 5000 @roner iom
til @entralforeningen al Sp-
noeipareforeninger / en- eIler flere
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Gcrnc.

Morets erite SILT f.
III e | 5 / ng fon1mer fra @orns
9erreo, i6et @oor0eier SONS Mos=
m1slen / &enslep far bpltet lit @ir-
terbpa. San tnrife0e set S. Is. Sltli.
ltobpttet er goot.
g t II b b ing 8p=
+ a a 5 bar pe0taget at opf6re ct
fomlu1olt @leftricitetspprf. l1ogtf=
terne %oni(aaes til ca. 10000 &roner.
@Grfet lful p9re fer0igt til 5eptem=
Der. 9proa0et bar peotoget at opto=
&c set fornaone 2oon.
Eroiefteret @o6eb 0 =
tie |. '@oteleier $. Sieger og Mrfi=
teft 6. Mnberi en far poo ct @onjor=
til1ms &egne fipbt Il G6r. 2ono peo
Dlteri zen al Sne0fermeite &eterlens
Gienoom UNDER Stoubp 6nIlesa, Sal
tier. Oct ct Meningen at oprette ct
@ooe6otel poo @r11n6en.
Spem bIiper Sam :
NJ e / erre &rabbes G.
erfelger? S &ollun0borg=
freolen er man i%ngenlunoe trp9 peo
BET %foreltaoen0e ltofpl6ningspolg til
Tolfetinget. Com &enltres &on6ioot
gi9ttes ser poa &,1ltl,sminiiter Mp=
per. Set ct upiit, ONT man fra rooi=
fal SIDE tgr %prglentere uHolitifen"s
polittife &eooftbr, Spe &ooe, iom
&ommer6errens @fterfplger.
y e + a g e.l g M=
brpoe1e e. 6orleoen Mften neo=
br91rote set ti6ligere Sottigbus i
0rellette poo 6pen, til6pren6e Ore
llette &oml1ne. &uiet beboeoes al to
M~r6ejosn1nno, Crit &piio % otto
Slien. @n Del Snobo bren6te. 81
oe11s Spfomit ifpl6tes 8prns Seq
neo Seroitiffer. ltmi66elbart fer
gronoen fg6te Ollens @a1ltru en-
S9n og efter at bore flpttet ODER i
Noboens 91tS en- Cater!
en- W mmen6e @ort.
Gn Sitter fra 5pofallter trof forle>
Ben, ga ban bar be6 at fiife mi6t
imellem 9ollan6 og 6aliter omtrent
u Mil fra 2ono en- flor, pragtfulo
Daabiort, ib9mmenoe moo 2ollan6s.
ii6en. Siiferen fit bnrtigt ilaaet EN-
gn0e Sob ON Dprets @ebir og BIER.
get Sen / goo Silitan6. Shorten ipa6.
ierer MI omfring bos Meierteier So.
nielien, Siifebef, iom fiebte Sen for
10 &roner; men ON 6et ret Ienge
oil tribes I 6angenifab er iiffert ct
Spgrgsmoal, 6o sen er oaper 2 Mar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05
&jpbenbapn.

Sen IerIemf e Eres=
! C.. Mfouoe gtatsrauo Terslem ef=
tcrloo Jig iutet Geltamente. Gfter
Nrr(uoeuOe pil bous Spns, Snlpeftpr
Sir. Serslep, opertoge 2e0ellen al
sen itore &irfion1beo.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27
Arrangements had been made to

Arrangements had been made to
have a flag raising at the public school
on Decoration Day, but owing TO the
pole not being ready it has been post
poned until July 4th. The school was
presented with a flag by Beach Coun-
Gil, Jr. o. U. A. M.
Warren Madden and family, ofPhil-
adelphla, have opened their cottage IN
I'd avenu for the aso
William Callahan has been on the
sick list the past week.
The boat has begun its regular trips
to Stone Harbor from the Anglesea
wharf with Capt. Floyd Hewitt in
charge.
James Quinn and wife. of Philadel-
phia, are occupying their bungalow on
Chestnut avenue for the summer. Mr..
Quinn will again conduct the shooting
gallery or the wharf this season.
Work on the new ice plant is going
rapidly forward and they expect to be
making ice there by the latter part of
June. This operation is a big affair
and means that the fishermen will
probably remain in Anglesea.
Little Myrtle Streaker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Streaker, severe
ly cut her foot on a piece of glass on
Wednesday night which caused her
much pain. DIR. Margaret Mace called
and dressed the wound.
George Miles and Frank Taylor, of
Philadelphia, anne down on Sunday
and stopped at the Hotel Germantown.
They went out fishing and a fine catch
of king fish.
Miss Elizabeth Mckinley has re-
signed her position as teacher in the
public school.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shiher, (nee Neuber),
wife of Lewis Shifer, who recently
purchased the Axelson cottage on
Chestnut avenue, died at her home in
Philadelphia on May 18th, aged 81
years, and was buried in Lower Provi-
dence Presbyterian cemetery on Thurs
day of last week. They occupied their
cottage here during the summer.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27
ANCLESEA

The fishermen are having extra good
luck fishing for bass and weak fish in
Delaware bay and they are shipping
$50 barrels a day to the Philadelphia
and New York markets. Monday was
the largest day this week when 231 bar
rels were shipped. Fish have not COM
menced to run much in the pound nets
yet but this fine weather ought to bring
them. They are packed and shipped at
the Anglesea fish platform, leaving
here on the afternoon freight at five
o'clock and arriving in Philadelphia at
two a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. F. Wagner expect
their grandson, Charles Wood, here to-
day from Dover, N. ]. He has been
quite ill recently and will spend the
summer here to recuperate.
Recently registered at the Hotel Ger
mantown have been William q. Kehl,
Pottstown; Harry Moore and George
w. Saunders, Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bonsall, o Phil-
adelphia, have taken possession of
their Chestnut ven cottage for the
season.
N. r. S. Yewdall has been after the
toothsome king fish with his hook and
line and is trying to induce Assessor
Bright to go along.
Mrs. William Nusbickel, of Phila-
delphia, came down last night and
have opened their cottage on Chestnut
avenue for the season.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27
MilIer's New and Enlarged MIX
Dairy and Ice Cream Parl0r

Among the Improvements noted in
our resort is the one made by b. +.
Miller, who purchased the building,
200 e. Pine avenue, last March and re-
modelled and enlarged it to meet the
demands of his increasing business.
Mr.. Miller labors all winter to give good
service and satisfaction to every one,
and with his new and larger equipment
is ready now to serve to better advan-
tage all the old patrons and he invites
the summer visitors to give him a trial.
Orders for milk and ice cream, either
wholesale or retail, will receive prompt
attention. 4
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27
Leave orders for cut flowers at Banks
flower store for Decoration. x

Pretty good, eh? You'll be delighted.
Old plantation coffee 25c pound, brok-
en- Java zoe. Special prices in guam
tity, bargain in quality. Wholesale
and retail tea and coffee house. Chas.
Albig.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15

for an excellent one will be sent on re-
quest by writing to me. when stamped
and self addressed envelope accompanies
the request AS we'll as brushing the teeth
the mouth should be r1nsed with some
thing which will serve to neutrallze the
natural acids. and for this bicarbonate Of
soda is excellent. A teaspoonful dissolved
in glass of water makes wash that
costs much less than a. cent, and It's eff
cacy is marked. Especially in the season
when much fruit is eaten. or If one is not
in good health. the greatest care should
be taken not to omit this preservative
Dental floss is sometimes more valuable
than a brush for removing particles from
between the teeth when food has lodged
tightly there The floss is nothing more
than heavy silk, and any embroidery
silk, waxed. answers the same purpose.
Sewing silk. even. is helpful. and a person
who once acquires the habit of removing
any bit between tho teeth with length
nations toothpicks, the use of which is so
very bad. Silk. to be efficacious, is merely
drawn between the teeth to length OF
four or FIVE inches, the particles being re
moved as the silk passes through.
+ Always when using tooth brush the
bristles should be rubbed on the upper set
from the gums down to the tips OF the
teeth and on the lower set from the gums
I'D to the top. Only in this way Will good
cleansing be given. Only to rub the brush
across repeatedly is to polish the surface
entirely to the neglect OF the edges.
Brushes should be renewed every month
and ought to be kept where fresh air will
strike them to dry quickly after being
wet Otherwise they become sour and
breeding place for germs.
MARGARET MIXTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
MARGARET KNOLLY.

SLENDER Margaret knoly, now, II you
please The fascinating leading lady OF the
Rijou. now more fascinating than ever, aston
jshed all her friends on Broadway the other
day 10y presenting 10 their admiring gaze q
syelt and IiIowy form in place NJ the plump,
not to say fat. outlines with which she ga!iT
sailed away to now triumphs and foreign shores
las, January After a good deal Of diplomatic
Cross r ANIMATION from interested fat acquant-
succs the secret was cautiously whispered to
few dear friends. with the result that every
body knows 1t now. IT not exercise, nor
fasting nor sea air. nor worry about her ~"
venture that had brought about this wonderful
vllowy change in the charming Margaret; no,
none of these; nothing but simple mixture
which all good druggists arc familiar with ana
can supply at small cost. to wit: One-haf ounce
Narmnla one-half ounce Fluid Extract Cascara
Aroms tic and three and one-half ounces Pepper
mint Water Grown folks need a teaspocnful
after meals and at bedtime explained the no"
slender Margaret 1T is Simply wonderful III
takes of the fnt quickly, as much. as pouna
n day and keeps 1t off. You can eat what you
Iike too In that respect 1t Is unlike anything
81 the kind ever heard of. and besides 1t has
.no,her splendid feature-it is entirely harm
loss and will not cause wrinkles. I think IL Is
.hont IA essential toilet article for the woman
who Is fat and wants to get thinner as face
now-der In order to get the best results. how
ever. ron should buy the Marmola in the orig
inal package and ink II in with the other two
ingredients after you get home.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
GETTg5SW6nQ4fRkodoE5
TOLL REDUCED
BY MANY NEW INVENTIONS
Clever Devices for Aiding Housewife in
Her Work Are in Great Variety.

partment is set of mixing spoons. The
wood is a. clear white and the spoons are
round instead of oval. The set includes
a beaten to be used for very light. deli
cate cooking. 1t is in the shape of q star
mounted on the end of a short rod or
handle.
a cute little churn for whipping cream
eggs, etc. is shaped like butter churn
and has the same kind of dasher inside
Once@the lid is closed not a drop can es,
cape and be wasted. while few turns OF
the handle does the work.
4 small rest of perforated aluminium
fitted with clip can be attached to ket-
tie or saucepan, to be used for holding
the spoon when the contents require IRE
auent STRINGS, saving both time anC
trouble.
a little cup shaped like a very Ions
thimble attached to = slender wire Is a
novelty that is used for taking the cream
from milk bottles without trouble OF
waste. For keeping milk bottles covered
a very strong cap of aluminium is sold.
Another dainty looking article is a lime
squeezer In blue and white china in the
shape Of fish. The back Is removable
and when the lines are placed In the re-
ceptacle the back is pressed. which brings
the juice from the mouth of the fish.
. A new kind of broom to be used for {;
hardwood kitchen floor Tvs called the DIR,
cord broom. 1t Is shaped like the ordi
nary hair floor broom but instead Of be-
ing fitted with bristles. cord such as is
seen in jug mops is used. This sweeps
the floor as thoroughly as could be done
with a dust rag. When using the broom
for poished floors a little oil is applied tt
! the cord before being passed over TIT
! boards. The long handle makes it un
necessary TO go upon hands and knees
For cleaning walls the cord, broom is fal
| handler than the bag-covered broom.
There rs a hand broom OF the same
make that is very handy for the sides Of
stairs. banisters. etc. being an excellen
substitute for a buster.
ELIZABETH LEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
Health and Beauty Queries
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR.

z. B. S.. Although gray hair is sometimes
caused by worry. II is generally due to a dis
eased scalp indicated by such symptoms as the
dandrun. itching scalp and brittle, falling hair
Of which you speak. To restore your scalp TO a
healthy condition. first keep 1t clean by shampoo
ing every ten DAYS or two weeks with canthro1
then massage the scalp. using good qunne
hair tonic. You can prepare the tonic yourself
by adding ounce Of quinzoin to n half pint
Of alcohol and n half pint of cold water. This
is much better than most ready -prepared hair
tonics it contains nothing to make the hair
coarse. sticky strngy. 1t will remove the
dandrufr and stop your hair from coming out.
You will find 1t ideal dressing for the hair
and very refreshing To an itching scalp.
B. N. D.: IA, DO not let your superfncus flesh
worry you. Even though you have spent many
dollars trying different so-called flesh reducers
without any Of them doing bit Of good. want
you to try this have many friends who
tell me it did wonders for them. Get four ounces
of psrnotis from any drug store. dissolve II 10
IL. pints hot water and take tablespoonful a
few minutes before each meal. 1t is harmless
and will cut down your fat rapidly without the
necessity of dieting or strenuous "Serrising
. ID, That good eczema remedy you ask for Is
called luxor.
A. r. s.: To he sure. health and beauty 20
cause impure blood. which in turn breeds ugly
blotches. pimplos and skin eruptions accom-
panied often by depression. melanchola ana
headaches. These may be all removed %! inc
iudcious use Of Il simple homemade system tonic
and blood purifier, made follows: Dissolve
one ounce of kardene and one half cup Of sugar
In ono half pint alcohol then add enough hot
water to make full quart Of the remedy. Take
a tablespoonful before each meal. kardenc slim
ulates tho digestion. arouses torpid hEer.
puri -os the blood and gives tone to the whole
system. By natural process the complexion Is
cleared the tired feeling vanishes aud energy
and enjoyment OF life return.
G. E. A. 1t may be all right to use dry
shampoo powder where you are very careful To
brush out all of the powder: otherwise II viii
clog up the pores in the scalp and cause dandrun'
the very thing you should avoid. To keep your
hair looking bright and healthy and make it stay
in curl You must not a shampoo that CON
tains alkali as soaps and most shampoos do.
Dissolve Il teaspoonful Of canthrox In a cup "f
hot water and you have q shampoo that cant be
excelled 1t will remove all excess oil and dirt.
and leave your scalp free from irritation. This
shampoo dries quickly without causing streaky.
faded patches in the hair. II will make your
hair soft and fluffy il will stay up and look
nice without the use Of hair net or veil.