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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31

PianO-Miss E. German
s. Happy Birds" Song.
$500. Fourth and Fifth Grades
Piano-G. Gray
9. Grand Imperial March"-Drum-
neHer ItiO
K BurckeI NJ. Lane, w. ritz
gerald, X. Fitzgerald, G. Gray.
l. Gibbs
10. Seal of Confession. Act 1
Scene-Father RObiac's Room
II. Blush Rose" Waltz. S. Fearis
Duet
J. German and C. Richards
Act II, Scene 1, Garden
II. Angels Serenade" Violin and Piano
Violin, E. Delaney; piano, Miss
E. German Scene II, Father
Robiac's Room.
IS. "D'Amour"-Fr. Behr. Duet
n Ludwig, G. Gray, K. Burckell,
h Fitzgerald. Scene III, Gar
II. Rose Drill. Second and Third Grades
Piano-K- Fitzgerald
Is. "Pepeeta"-R- E. Hildreth.
Orchestra
Act III. Scene I. Visitors
Room.
16. Solo Gibbs
Scene II-Same.
II. "Bald-Headed Man" .B. Flato
Act IV-Villemaur's House
IS. Whip and Spur'-T. S. Allen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Orchestra
19. "Sunbonnet Drill" ........
1890. Sixth and Seventh Grades
PianO-H Walsh.
90 Glover Blossoms" ....... Chorus
Piano-Miss z. German.
81. Comforting of Diplomas on Gram
mar Grade Graduates; Award
ing of Medals and Palmer Ger
tificates.
The Cast for the Drama.
The Seal OF Confession" drama in
four acts, was given with the following
cast of characters:
Rev. F. Robiac. Parish Priest of st.
Claire B. Lynch
Mad. NJ. Robiac, his mother NJ. Price
Julia, his niece N. Justice
A. Loser, his sacristan- Durack
Susanna Langeler, hOusekeeper.
L. Vivonne, mayor of St. Claire. 49,.
IF. Powers
F. Briard, town clerk L. Cody
] ules CarrOn, notary. j. Olsen
DR.. RavOt, physician. j. Dorman
L. Carillac, innkeeper- t. Kelly
G. Barthelot, examining judge of Aries
w. Linahan
P. Villemauer, lawyer (old) IF. Powers
Rev. ]. Gibault, rector of the semi
nal L. DOhNAiNh
NJ. Tournon.. Women * Fitzgerald
A. Lancy.. of TX. Burckeu
K. Nernay 800. ST. Claire -. L. Baze-..
Jenny, servant of NJ. Lunelle. N Young
policeman. P. Savage
Servant of lawyer. NV. Lindsay
st. Mary's orchestra rendered the mu-
sic. 1t consisted of:
Viodins-E. Delaney. K. Burckell, j.
German
Mandolins-N. Wilson, w. Fitzgerald,
Y. Young, E. Wilson, p. Billiard.
Guitar-K. Fitzgerald
Piano-N. Ludwig.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31
SOUTH AFRICAN
UNION Is BORN

Pretoria. South Africa, May 31.-The
union of South Africa was born
today. The royal proclamation of a
single dominion, constituted by leg
1slative union of the British colonies of
Cape Colony, Orange River Colony, Ma
tai and Transvaal, was read at the as
sembly house here, where eight years
ago today the leaders of Beers signed
the British terms of peace, which
brought an end to the war in South
Africa. Viscount Gladstone was sworn
in as governor general and Gen Louis
Botha as premier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31

went on business connected with the
Corralitos road
Between 40 and so carriages went out
to the cemeteries yesterday carrying
friends and relatives of soldiers buried
there
The Episcopal Sunday school will hold
a picnic at Orn's grove Tuesday.
The COrralitos surveyors are 80 miles
out and making good progress.
The Boys Cycle club reOrganized Sat
urday night at the home of Herbert
Cole on Second street VIII wilcox
was elected president. James Hague
secretary and treasurer, Herbert Cole
captain.
The residence of stOrekeeper McDon-
Ough, of the Santa Fe, was burglarlzed
last night and about $50 in money
taken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31
ADDITION IS PLANNED
FOR VAN HORN TOWNSHIP
Press Hurt Drilling Well Nearby
Ranch; Cowboys VIII Give Dance
Friday NIGHT: General Notes

Van Horn, Tex. May 31-J r. DAILY,
OF Dallas, who has bought 800 acres Of
land west of town will plat Sunset adj
dition.
joel Pitts has returned after a visit
with his wife and children in FL PasO
The cowboys will give a dance at
the Woodman hall June g.
Mrs 4. Silliman has returned from
Ell PaSo.
Press Hurt is drilling a well on the
Figure 2 ranch.
Mrs r. L. Hall and daughter, NJ SIS
Lillian, visited at the bar ranch.
Professor Mcconnell and wife, who
nave been teaching school here, have
gene to attend the summer normal.
Rev Mr.. Young has closed series
OF revival services. There were eight
professions of faith and baptisms-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31
FRIDGE RODS LOOSEN:
TRAINMEN SUSTAIN BRUISES

Gainesville. Tex. May 31.-TwO were
injured in an accident to the south
bound freight train on the Red river
bridge of the Santa Fe at 4 o'clock this
morning when the side rods IoOsened.
became detached and crashed into the
lett side OF the locomotive cab. where
fireman ]. L. Stephenson and head
brakeman I. c. Stevens were seated.
Stephenson was hurt internally and
bruised about the head and limbs. Stew
ems sustained scalp wounds and bruises
tC his boo ---------
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31
CACTUS LEAGUE DOPE.
(By y. VI. Walker.)

Continued from Page 81
10 maintain their reputa zion for game
ness by finishing up near the top of the
column, next to reading matter.
GoWan was not hitting as usual
Monday but his fielding was beyond
criticism. Once in the Monday game
he e-lloped as fast as his short little
legs would allow him AMI gobbled mp
safe hit back of second from the bat Of
Pink Grindle.
Earthman made a sensational one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31
U"clww A17s Denotured Poem,

but wish that Elzer homed would from the club! nu
enrvB a o
rbar how baking
of washn oil Weary OF
o herding the kids patching up
old hd While
aDdse working 70
is aunily off club there
to buncho he ladies, she deliver a spiel, treating
that
whske
E drawing and hearing the plant OF Bud
one with the broom
Copyright 1910. by eos. Matthew. .o,n. NasAma.s.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31
GUARANTEED
CIRCULATION.

The Herald bases
all ADVERT S i n g
contracts on a
gu ara n { e G OF
more than twice
the circulation OF
any OIner III
2 & S o, Arizona.
New Mexico or
west Texas pa
per. Daily average
exceeding 10000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31
POOR POsrAL CARDs.

f-UUFN E1US III NAftDSs
EDITOR FL PaSO Herald
1t would be a good idea to draw the
attention of the postal authorities TO
the latest postal cards They are Of a
neat appearance before any ink strikes
them: thereupOn they are facsimile OF
a blOtter. Is Uncle Sam so poor as to
use q grade of paper of the lowest quail
ity? The postal is known by a blue
Mckinley stamp. 1 advise TO add:
For pencil only. A. R
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31

Ohio, is expected TO arrive here this
week to join the Mavericks in the in
field position made vacant by Flick's
retirement from the Cactus league
Wright will have a hard berth TO fill
after the way Flick and Hewitt romped
around the free lance position in the
inner garden but he comes with repu-
tatiOn good enough to get him a place
on the local club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31
MISSION OF THE PRESS.

The newspaper should con-
slider itself as the personal rep
resentaJive. friend and neigh
Dor of good men and good
women. pouring in upon the
community the sunshine of
heaven. not kindling and stirring
the fires of hell; its aim and
end. first, last and all the time.
to enlighten and to brighten,
to radiate and to warm, not to
embitter, to browbeat and TO
dazzle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31
LETTERS
ITO the=
HERALD

(AH communications must bear the
signature OF the writer, but the name
will not be published where such a re-
quest is made.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31
Help Protect the
Poor Dumb
Animals

Persons who wish to contribute to-
wards the fund for paying the spe-
cial officer OF the Humane society,
can do SO by taking out a member
ship card in the society. They are 81
year and can be obtained at The
Herald office. Any complaints of i'll
treatment of animals. if made to E.
4. Morrow, telephone 55, will receive
prompt attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31

A emile pie is one you make without
a kitchen cabinet. LATE Bud says he'll
never, fergit tn St Patrick's day he wuz
knocked off a stool fer eatin' with a
orange spoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31

around the Tree lance position In the
inner garden but he comes with a repu-
tation good enough to get him place
on the local club.
Flick did not appear in the lineup Of
the Shreveport club in the Sunday
game Flick left here Friday evening
and was to have reached Shreveport
in time for the Sunday game,
but it is presumed that his trip
on the T & P from here to :he Louisi-
ana city was too much for him and he
did not go in the Sunday game as was
expected His work viii he watched
as closely by the local fans as that Of
the other FL Paso players who have
gone UP and there is no doubt that the
light haired youngster win justify the
interest that viii be taken IN his work
Douglas is TO have Baron Ozee this
year A post card has been received
from the former FL Paso first baseman
stating that he would go through Ell
Paso some time this week 1t is pre-
sumed that he viii join Douglas, as
that club has been dickering for the
first basenan's services. Ozee tried out
with Fort Worth and Dallas Of the
Texas league and was sent 70 Des
MoineS- From there he went 20 Egin,
Ill, and later 70 the Iowa State league.
When O'DOnOvan was here for the last
series, he said he was trying to get
Ozee for his club, and 1t is thought
that he will be used at first base during
the remainder OF the season
DcWiggins. umpire in the Kansas
State league. an alfalfa rancher in the
Mesilla valley, is an applicant for the
position Of umpire in the league 10 sue
TaSzr Lo- Hoa II
DeWiggins has had a number Of years
experience: is husky and has the
proper development OF the under jaw to
enforce his rules Walking. who is hand
ling the UmpireS this year has wired
for DeWiggins. and # is probable that
he will be given a chance TO try out in
the next game Of the league series.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31

The activity city health department IN looking up small
enforcing the quarantine is highly commendable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-31

Continued from Page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
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att Fox was To- have a big wed
ding and an the animals ana birds
~ the woods we're 90 be there. The
birds we're 70 bo the musicians. FOR
as course there must be- music ~ a
wedding
Il 20 happened that one day while
the birds were ufaeticlng they we're
overheard by Old MrH Hen aud her
daughters
What lovely .lnuaici" exclaimed
the chicks How We wish wa could
alng' why do you practice 80
much they asked the birds. when
they were told that Il was for tho
foxH wedding they wished 10 60
also
80 said Mother lion. syou must
never - near Mr rox's homo. Now
mudi"
But wheu the day ~ The wedding
arrived those naughty chicks got up
very early and run AWAY 10 the
wopdH toward Nj Foxs house. They
we're limid AZ first and mid behind
some bushes while they watched the
other animals so up 20 the door
Mr and AIRS 4uuirrel went by la
Their beet gray clothes. and even
The chipmunk family bad their suits
nrwiy trimmed Mrs Bear came
wearing such a beautiful dress aud n
hiE phimrd hat while Mr. Wolf
looked grand 10 new domhlet and
hose and hish red leather boots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
Outof tbeWISlOnOf
-

t'srna To dream that yuu $50
ferns growinw iunuriantly is a gond
Dsusn Yea will have much hapri-
ness Ia Yuar lfs
EEous~-T0 areara that You have
purchased house l. arr Indication
that y0u wiii aoan b. SAVING up
money tar your wedding
JAMIE dream that Yoa are faak.
iHE jasa torsteiis good news To
dsssm thag yea eat a. bad newa
Rockets -ro dream that you sas
roeksis flyinG through ne ar fore
tells 30 and gialimass AZ aams sv~nf
that Ia ahgat % hsppen
ssbaes NoW shoes Indicate new
AagHirrra Oia ones maan that Yan
"a lil ~es an Old sNesthsart
Ninr To araan ~ she vine a.
notes cnmfprt ard abundaneo Ia yuwr
married nf~
Flufsts 80 scented thaY danotr
faltnfainraa and friandship To plek
Them. ioxs To wear them Yoii viii
w~t your wish.
working To dream ~ working
denotes falling IN love
Grain To drsam you $50 sraln "a
a sfgn that yau viii - fartunata ia
rT4aney snatsevr. II alaa furtsiis sue
cess ~ iave affairs To tbs married
n bst1ksns domestic happiness.
gravr-ff a person drrama that
she 49,. a grave. " - a siwn that sha
B. about % rsceivs good news
Neglect IT 2 Eirl dreams that she
suffers neglect az tha hands ~ nor
husband Or loeer. Il h a sign that
NJ il very devoted % her
paradima-~Ta dream ~ paradise 10
a ssEn ~ speedy recovery n tio sick
"a farwtelis q union srnin which great
happiness will result
psn-To dream that You are writ
ing With peu paFtenda new
Hwwsfhrart
Telephone n you dream That you
rocalvs ~ dispatch a rna@aaxr b.
means ~ the telephone. q Indicates
trat you ar0 abunt g. maka a con-
sidarabia amount ~ money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
Do You Get Fresh
Air at Night?

= cant a thine IN ths morning
until t'vr had my coffee. I'm - iist-
leau complains housekocper And
it lsn't considered polite 90 remind
her that she sleeps with her bedroom
Windows closed tight
4 cant find thinE 90 clear ms
complexion. and I've spent dollars ?
means ths Ymunw airl fstst II adj
yfsed y Ihraw the window open -v-
cry niKht. rain. snow Or moonlight.
she - srievea and hurt
For. IN spite - all that IL said and
writteu ard preached. there hre wa=
men vho think % FRESH air only
- a cure for cnnsumptiyes. 81 the
name ~ a summer camp for hahen
Whereas fresh air D. tho one
great help ia beauty. and the best %
nerve t0nicH. which "a almost as Inn
portant 60 some women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
BEDTIME ROMP
FOR CHILDREN
Not Only Makes Them sleep BET.
ter, But They Enloy Retiring AZ
Proper Time.

"i.eg all the children have a bed
time r0mp. even the Youngest
baby. said suburban. -honHsw lfo
recently 4 haven't The time 20
enter into my children'a sports az
| should like 20 do. but that IL one
thing never have omitted. I
hAxe found that a little healthy ca.
erciae Just before bedtime not only
iuasrnH healthy sleep 10 the chill
dFea for the night. bat also has the
advantage ~ giving tho rest ~ the
household a corresponding amount
% peace TN morning
Il began With my children when
thay Nrra not more than n couple
~ months old A small baby. II he
has been allowed 90 lis ia HIS bias
ksf all day Ia amuss himself and
coordinate hia muHcioa hy Kicking
snd aqulrminE and playing with
bis fingers. wsll delight IN being
taken up for q while just before
hls bedtime feeding and held up In
\ partly sitting position 30 that be
can i0ok around him and see tho
nsw things that VIII come across
hia vision 20 interest him.
The plan should be continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

through the later years ny chill.
dfrn have come 10 look upon bed.
time as the finest and moat deAlr.
able part Of tho day. make a
practice 81 going % their nursery
with them. and when they are ia
their palamas We have any kind Of
game that may suggest itself
don't even draw the line AZ pillow
fights For q half hour se have
The greatest frolie imaginable. and
because they are tired and happy
from their play never hear the
sign Of an objection 90 going 10
bed with the chickens. a. they DO.
This bedtime problem IL easy.
provided a child IL brought up with
the Idea that instead Of being a
fhing required 81 him. going TO bed
II really the most delightful OK.
pefiencs 81 the day thing be
would be the first 10 make trouble
over II u wore not on time. II
II natural that children should
sant 10 stay up with their elders
50 long az going 10 bed II not made
a more attractive ceremony than
ataYinE downstairs New York
Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
MS SHIPS 800 TONS OF
FLOWERS TO GERMAN CITIES

Hk& AzfrA 6~lf u estimated that between Novvmber
= ~ ~ season unre than 2504 % flowers wsrs
- "a ffxaee 70 hngana Germany bought much more
- "a aaa A1ee tons being into that confry ta&a
- laEd % b thar England bought much uoes than
an s hs AAlea have hsen turned IN The lass i've az
nsAA Aseur1lnx 10 dealers here
Mss1AEs - ons walks aionS ths Paris streets be MAJ
= a1sz Hover carts within few squares distance
- ~ Heasis tFam e@nt bouftuniere up. beautiful ara
IS gsat ounenes 81 for very price. car.
- tA.<1s hass q ms valley. and sometimes
$50 ~ Nanf efrian@ns. tiny little button aneulouea
e - neztast OF there the REGULAR rower
- rasrs NJ poor bur with the rich their nowers
= @&as and table About the Madeleine and the Arc
nssa are eeH Ehere all sorts Of blossoms arr so,d
-. ~ a'oass Nc Ninfer Tor IN France nowwra
renf - sssa~ses and vine and cheese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

into Ia cnpiuls az boiling
water stir tablcapoouguls ~
coruEtRrch vet with water
and the juice Of q large lem
on Add she beaten yulks ct
three eggs and oae cupfai OF
sugar b,Al five minutca. then
stir ln fae whites 81 The egxa
beaten stiff Pour into punch
glasses and serve cold with
banana anoN piled On top
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

cake called "sunshins" which calls
for yoiks only. bat do not know
where 70 get a. C. b..
Hremertou.
A. sunshine or Cold Cake
may BE- made into cup cakes or in
loaf One half cap butter cream.
20. - cup sugar. yolks % eggs.
Is cap milk. ] cup -four. Into which
has been Klfted ~ level teaspoon
soda and - teaspoon % cream Of
tartar. "a teaspan larnoa extract.
Dear Afisa Grey soms time ago
"a al for the cure of tha whiskay
habit waa printed Ia yunr paper a
eoupou Offering 10 send q free sam.
pie Tor the films Dat Of smma was
aiso printed TIE paper contain
ing The at Nas destroyed and Il has
not been Ia any ~ the following
publications Would thank you
kindly Tor the address 81 lhfs firm.
"a SUBSCRIBER"
Ann very sorry. hut Il 10 not
possible 30 give names or addresses
IN This column believe the "ad~
referred TO Was discontinued be.
cause Il waa not considered good
advertising A. rutr. advertise.
meufs FOR thw cure Of the liquor
habit are considered Oh objectionable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
FASHIONS

Chlfhnu. Faune velvet and ribbon
are nov al found with m0lro sur
face. and sometimes Lace carries
the ripping water mark All these
are being iax1shly used By dress
makers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Melt tRhlsapouaa Of but.
Ter. add tablespoons % flour, /,
then pour an gradually. while I
stirring constantly. ~ cup uf I
ecAided milk Bring 20 the /.
oollinE point and add 4 tea. .
J spaon of salt. a dash Of cay. /,
enus and - cup az grated I
} cheese Remove from the IRE I
and add the sell beaten yolk@ ,
~ } rgKs Pour sha mixture I
on a bagter~d dish and set /.
} away a. rool When ready 10 /.
J nse. fold In th~ Httffiy beaten ,
whites q the THREE eggs. turn /.
tnso a butter~d baking dish, I
stand Il IN q pan Of bot Waf0r /
and bake frun g 20 10 ain. /.
utsa Serve At once ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

And 20 an the animals kept COM
lnR and "A lasi the birds started 70
sing The chicks Just couldn't help
being curious They opened tho door
a biz "a peep ln. ard quick ar wink
sir Fo1'H doofkeeper saw them.
grabbed them aud dragged them 20
the Kitchen
SILLY young chicks" he said
You should have ebeyod your moth-
er Now we viii have You % add 20
our wedding feast"
And forthwith be popped them
feathers and an. into q biz kettle ~
boiling water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
|2nthia6reyo
letters

~.
-. 'ss,in recipes
~ AZ q February %.
- was siveu IN
Asfsalsnia win you
- -. : - es''ain'iA -
lssa iAbiezpoansfuif
klzaly ave Ne 4 corn
n sssiss. salaE drip
40 an cid fashioned
saapresSsd yeasti
~ grldile cakes. "a.
isosf. not prepared
STAR READER.
n -. I s aiasd mixing
- Ia ! cup fsbur.
tnps. - ea'iA
49,. ] even teaspoon
~. snding table
y - muffin rings
ss.s.
-. 49, .aass suck@hsst
~ axh % "a can be-
Lel Flae All dav
- ~ !. - 80. MORNING take
ssgaoa soda Nth 2
s os q sweet milk
Ms Brown nicely
faii. .itsiy on the
Y. When through
= = a little warm
~ na = buehwhsas ana
Ia" e. s..o'sg place
- y ~ lixht add 4
sls1 49, : cake but the
~ i az w better .. 4 is
sss 49, 4. : srows sour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

q Use larec rcd or green an. /,
e Piles. with stems on u poasi /,
q BILE wash and polish them /,
4 un Cot OF The tops with a,
z sharp knife ard scoop cat the /.
= eentors Cat the apple that /,
= has been sce0ped cut Ia small ,
= cubes. add a stalk OF two az I
= celery aud handful OF large I,
= green grapes Cat an mp ia T,
q small pieces. and Il desired. ,
4 feV Engllsh wainuts chopped 4,
= fine Mix all well Nith may. /,
q pnaaiae t1l the csntera of /,
4 the apples and place the top I,
q Un each enc Garnish with /,
q large gFape leaves OF lettuce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

wiu not cpmb nicely thai some one
Il in had tomper A. any rats.
an~a hair does seem 10 rnspond e.
a nervousness. and hair dreassrn
elaim that they can Instantly tell
their nervous customers - the con
dition ~ their hair brushing The
hair hastily tn winter creates sirc-
tricitY n flies snnps and teoomea
Troublesome A very little scented
ngi viii keep the hair smooth. ard
tbs oil viii not prevenf curling II
aicnhai Il eddsd - a. While a net
glvra an @ssifleias appearances 20 =
good bead - hair. e IL vastly mora
satisfactory fhan unniana srahls
wtsfss that fan about me gace ~
hang Bpon the collar edge.
Sleep neven hours % build tire
system Two fnura hours rseursraga
TIE BODY An extra two more hours
restores che eauri~xian These In
hours - sissp shoaiA anrd OF wrlu.
klas too Never aii1W yourself 20
DO awakened m ths morning n yua
wish heausi sieep Ahovs al Do
not 20 awakened ~ an alarm clock
or In any Sudden way Some rsquire
a blt u light to the room. although
darkness u best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Mash two bananas and beat
with white Of one eMR and
juices of one lemon. then add
una-haN cup Of sugar aud beat
again Ia a short time yoa will
haTs a delicious bowl of pa
uauA sn1N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

The black aaiia stock Is the latest
cry lu neekuTear. brit 10 be- extreme
~ smart n must save = turaovsr or
fFlll NJ the top. cuffs matching the
stock also have frtlla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

The yog1c for blue and black IN
combination Just now almost
amounts 10 q crane A new blue
has been brought out called the
biackhiue Il ~ not a navy. but
Is more of = dark purplish blue
black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

modIsh black and white checked
material. trimmed With bands II
black satin, and 10 sorn with a
suimpc % sheer white embroidered
linen
The hat Is of white chip. faced
Nith black satin and tiower and rib
bon trimmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Peasant" styles viii meet with
approval % women Ia general ghin
spring and summer. because they
ara simple. sensible and hecoming
to stout and slender alike This u
. distinctly ueN fashion feature,
ard win be popular.
The gown skesched t. made o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

Dust a little flour over the top u
your cake 70 prevent the icing from
running
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

To whlten your doorstep. put half
pound ~ glue size IN sauce
pan. add a pint and half % water
and slowly dissolve on the stove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

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BEAUTY HINTS

The hands may he kept smooth IN
winter " pumies Stone lr used "a rub
or the dead skin After this prnceag
wash she hands in pure vinegar.
slightly diluted aith water A. night
uar cuid cream 90 esaeisns. There
b nothing better for keeping hands
soft. smooth and white than pure
mutton taiiow