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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24
THE RAJAH,s TRAP.
~ HAROLD CARTER.

~ FtAHOLD CARTER.
[onths or imprisonment had not
ped the captiye's courage; II was
suspense that counted. That the
IA meant to execute him with dia-
gal cruelty he knew. but why did
delay7
T frst he had feared assassination
then he reflected that DhuIeep
ia had put no prisoner to death
bout allowing him a chance OF lib
Some had fought tigers In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

Miss Martha Berry, head OF school
for poor white bows near Rome, Ca,
has Just succeeded in raising $4,000
necessary TO secure an equal sum
from Mrs. Russell Sage and Andrew
Carnegie. This school grew out OF a
little Sunday school that Miss Berry
started in the mountains OF Georgia
about 10 years ago. The school now
owns a thousand acres of land. large
part of which Is under cultivation,
and several good buildings. II has
$50 pupils and 10 teachers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24
No Night Messenger Boys" Under
Twenty-one.

ALBANY, May 24.-Gov. Holmes
has signed the bill of Assemblyman
Murray prohibiting the employment
In first and second class cities by
telegraph or messenger companies Of
messengers under the age Of twenty
one at night. between the hours Of
10 D. m. and 5 a. m. The law, which
takes effect Oct. 1, was urged by the
national child labor committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

This long.waisted kilted-skirted
dress is made Of duck. pique or other
heavy white washable material. and IL
worn with patent leather belt and
slippers. The guimpe and reyers
made OF embroidery and the revers
are edged with a knife pleated frill Of
sheer muslin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

Miss Katherine Taylor has won the
Borden fellowship at Vassar college.
This fellowship was founded by Mary
Borden OF the class of 1907 and pro-
vides $500 annually to be awarded
to a member Of the graduating class
to enable her to spend year abroad
in travel and study.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24
WOMAN DIES AT los.
Mrs. Susan Brown, Believed To Have
Been city's Oldest Resident.

Mrs. Susan Brown. believed to have
been the oldest resident OF Detroit,
died Monday in the home OF her
daughter. Mrs Leonard Wilson, No.
967 Twelfth-st. Mrs. Brown was 1o3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

The state of Nevada has but one
representative In congress, Geo. A.
Bartlett. Democrat. OF Tonopah. The
state has two senators. Of course.
they are Francis @. Newlands and
Geo. 8. Nixon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

Golf balls coated with luminous
paint have been tried with some suc-
cess by English enthusiasts a. night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

The chap who hunts for gas leaks
with a lighted candle Is first cousin
to the fool who rocks the boat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

Many Fairgrounds make lisht.heart
ed children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24
lterest at n per cent per annul
deposit Of withdrawal
advantageous Installment Loans

MORTGAGES taken by The Detroit United Bank payable In
principal paid
In this the
The whole the loan
The This ad
makes his monthly without
10 the old
the letting principal
I'm unpaid
becomes less from to
- a. the are reduced by the payments made
centrally
ducive real
our circulars fully
) circular convenient
UNDER THIS will readily only the
on his loan the easiest possible but the
sases taken by
are appreciated by both and
securities better month by month
He goes that Detroit United
blk has never been a single mortgage
Send for booklet BANKING Nv MAIL. /
Address all correspondence Bank
|ld Street. Detroit Mich.
FRANK q. LELAND, President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

Lace and bordered wells are grow
ing In popularity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

For leftover salad mold cold spin
ach in a shallow custard cup. turn
out on hearts of lettuce, sprinkle with
the yolk of hard boiled egg, run
through a vegetable press and cover
with mayonnaise.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

Vegetable salads will be more appe-
tizing II the mayonnaise contains
onion juice. Where the taste of onion
is not liked flavor can be given by
rubbing the bowl with garlic.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24

A cut lemon may be kept fresh by
laying. cut side down. on waxed paper.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-14

I5se bIaa line that ives e service
Ii1IIsIAly IIitE ssaAS
trains each dail, leave
inniield 80
Avs Shravep :Aat5 ::tt b.
||,sI ,. reveport 4 200 q. :o 90
asrigs Winnie 4 l::t7 ~
ur motto yer son
sstar1 81. 81 ITEINsoN,
Ark.
ssIN BOTH AaI g.
81. &. innfields Isas
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-14

TO Gle Preside and Members . 9 f@x
the Police Juyy Of the Parish
Of VIM:
We, yourcommitteee on on. Finance Fl &.
beg leave to report that we have
examined the books Of the Sheriff
and Tax Collector, also those of
the Parish Treasurer, and find the
following conditions Of the Par -.
ish Finances from October, 1907,
to December 81, 1909:
PARISH GENERAL FUND.
Amt on hand last report. slo1fo'oz s
- .ooo;,od since So427s
| Amt disbursed since..........."S S56o.o1 s$@
Balance ........:....... 6lSs.Oz
s145495s s1454s.5s e
| GENERAL BRIDGE FUND.
:, hand u a. renort s2155.o8
I -, >,-...-:..aa a;,,oa 273.27
/ Amt disbursed since. .....S 116'oo
| Balance .............. looZ'uo
ii s2428.35 s242s.a5
POLICE JURY SCHOOL FUND.
Amt received since last report e7oo''f
! Amt disbursed.. ..'s4o4'Vo
oAssan.1, 27.G
s4s4os sls4.os
; We find paid up claims and ap-
preparations to the amount OF
50, 52l.O0 and recommend that
= the claims be burned in the pres
. ence Of the body.
I Respectfully submitted.
j. E. CARTER,
: j. I. PAYNE, IS
j. r. HORN, y
u D. II. SHUMATE,
A. S. PETERS, Il.
. Committee.
y Whercupon the body adjourn-
ed until the first Monday IN.
r April, 1910.
= S. M. ABEL. D. B. WILLIAMS,
! Clerk. President.
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l... ~<53I
claims 70 the amount S6,4 1.'1 ;.e)|'=
This report including the
amount Of claims approved at
special session held in November:
1909.
Respectfully submitted.
j. T.PoRTER,
I. B.. PUcK1Tr,
j. u. BREWToN,
D. B. WILLIAMS,
T. G. WILLIS,
Committee.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
Winfield, La, Dec. 81, 1909.
To the President and Members OF
the Police Jury Of the Parish.
of VIM:
Gentlemen:
The following is a statement
Of the Parish finances from LIST
| day Of October 1909 to the 3lst
dayof December, 1909:
PARISH GENERAL FUND.
| A MT q, hand last report sl37453l
MT roce;ved since 8O4.2'
Amt disbursed since.-....$ o56O.b7
Balance ..... 6189.02
s14549.5e sl454e,5
GENERAL BRIDGE FUND. IT.
mt IN hand last renort S 1850
At ,,oco;vod since 2732
Amt disbursed since 80. ...........S 77635
Balance ............... lb52.0O
; s2428.35 s242s.a
POLICE JURY SCHOOL FUND.
Amt received since last report. s4oo't
Amt disbursed $500. .S4o}no
OyerdraWn .
, s48a.o8 s4S4'
!, $17462.o2 sl7462t
: g. E. BREwToN,
7 Parish Treasure
!. REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE
Winfield, La, Jan, 5, 1911
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-14

Cur esteemed contemporar the
Southern Sentinel, throws g fit''
over the article In The CodRAllDoEl
protesting against the licensing
street carnivals to exhibit IN our
TOW d, Itscites the Juyenal show Y,
recently here in this language
ssIhe Juvenal Carnival which lgl't
showed here recently for the ben benz
SC the fre departm emf, was one
s. eleanest shows ever seen
It had more redeeming,
ties then any show W y
ever ever had within it's borde !,
attended tnils show, and the 'l''
stadium feature was very clean
and good, and Pro-, Jnyenal vas
ery court Gus and pleasant
gent but with this feature E''ll'e
eliminated The show 80 was |ofYa very 't'I
IN order Us see here the
iire departI 1ellt vas benefited
'iaey we're ven ten per cent 515 q
roceed d, which netted then
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-14
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OFFICIAL. Pr /, o CEEDINd s. 4


oFBIorA PFC oEEDIN 1'1|' D D
Winfield an 4, 3: 81 1910 y II \
We Police Jury Of the t'|. PARISH e = 70 {
e inn met this date with y IE7 Ga the
olIowing members present ana
roll call: ]. &, 9 I: P For.
81, ard 4 s. Peters, Ward
j, j; Willis, Ward Ward 8; -. j. ~ 2.
Ward a; D. H. Sh 1lll1 ''
Ward S; ]. r. Horn. Ward s; y.
I. Payne, Ward z; J. =. Carter,
Ward 8; D. B. Williams, Ward =; I
T.. Brewton, Ward 10. All
members present.
The following resolution was
offered and adopted as follows vs.
On motion Mr.. Brewton the
following resolutions were adopt
ed:
Be IL resolved BY the Police
Jury Of the Parish Of VIM II y IN 10
regular session convened that u th e
sum Of twenty-five dollars Per
Thousand, or fractional thousand 10
population, Of the Parish arts 8. OF
VIM, according to the census OF
1900, 10 appropriated out Of the e
General Fund to pay the salary
Of the Registrar Of Voters until
the new census Of 1910 is taken
and compiled, and that he be al
lowed twenty-five dollars per
thousand and fractional thereon
latter the completion OF SAID
census in the Parish Of VIM ac.
| cording to the new census o.
| 1910, after the completion OF the
same, said salary to be palc
monthly on the warrant OF the
! Register presented to the Treas
/ urer Of VIM Parish.
on motion Mr.. Shumate, tina
1 1.-The sum Of $4,000 be appropriate
1 ed out Of the General Fund e :
.lpay McBagwell for his service ~ e
4 forf feeding, taking care ara 3; burn u
ing mule with Chambers. Carried
On motion Mr. Peters, that Ii
! sum of s32,5QSbe appropriate
|out Of Che Bridge Fund to pa
!, Louis Tutos for repairing brldg
, on Castor, Winfield and Ind. ! T ]['l. 70
,lroad Carried.
On motion Mr.. Peters, that tn 70
sum Of $500 be appropriate
D out of the General Fund! to g: = =
z pair bridge on Saline .I on Inll'
and Red Hill road Con ln1l'lil;
Is let contract and superilnn.t'e'r
y Work Will Pendants, Csc Csc
!. Thompson and IA. a. =. Peter
) Carried
= On motion Dr.. ", i Il]|sll tll
9 the sum Of So 90 be b !. spproprl i
Y Cd out 81 the General Fund 'lll.'|
= pay for having bridges repalnt
Cd dixie at Gorham c = t'sl.t'
s Carried
On motion Mr.. B b 's'''l (, 3 ~ u
V the sum of 48. 90 !, Or IS as '...l mu
Y thereof as mayibe necessary Tess 8.
y approx out Of s the Brio
Is Fund to build bridge on q Y
IS Geek on road No. 10. GO
ga .' mittee= toilet contract and 81, sup
IS intend work: Pa ]E' Weeks ( gls AS
Peterson and 8 I q B r 'v'1s
~ Carried
~ M On otlorl ll1r. Porter,
preside pointedl the follow blow
81 committees to- examine the q
81 &C Gorhalns crossing and 'l I 7 the ne
! ing bridge d croo ked 4 l. orl
~ osslngl md report 1 back 1'a1l,A s.| TO-
9 body The ditlon of So
y Committee 70 q examine dixie
:, pointed: P'ayne,
nas ,artsrand &. B e 1|a'I ]. So
w, n1ittee pointed 70 exam KIN
&, brid ge at Gro oked Bridge .cr'
w ing: Peters. /, Is. y q
foltls antaa III. ss3s.sSsS.
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anime piling Bird ge sat ero kedll
bridge crossil 4 through the t'l
chairman Erepor ted' as .fol lows 3;
That said brldg needs ne, t g ba par q
tall redoor,e.d1 and on motion the /
sum of One Hundred Dollars be-
appropriated out Of the bridge '||'
fund, Or as much thereof as may
Be necessary to repair said bridge.
Committee to let contract and
superintend said work: j.. T..
.Drewett, j. T, Payne and }. $.
Porter. Carried.
The president appointed the
following committee to ass assess IS the
advalorum Tux for the year l9lo:
D. H. Shumate, Chairman, }, y.
Carter and ]. G. Willis.
on motion Mr.. Willis, petition
from citizens Of Ward 3 asking
for new road from Thompson's
school house, via a. j. Fatheree,
is, u. Walker and L. r. Hatten.
|intersecting Dodson and Column
4 bia road ut I. N. CAIRNS De
granted. Lost.
On motion Mr.. Carter, Mrs. ).
E. living was reinstated on the
!: Paupers List and r. N. Gibbs
appointed her agent. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Horn, Miss
i Francis Bazaar was placed on the
J, Paupers List and H. 9. Bazal
: appointed her agent. Carried.
+ On motion Dr.. Williams, thai
f request Of petition from clt'zen'
i Of Ward 8 be granted asking fo'
: oyerseer on new road from Zlol
t intersecting Winfield and Har
9 risonburg road at Dry Greek
d bridge be granted, provided, tn
e right Of way for said road be Sc.
! cured without cost'to the parish
Carried.
t On motion Mr.. Payne, tha
!. $3.50 be appropriated out OF tn
81 General Fund for the immedlat
IS relief Of Calvin Sanders, in dest
i tute circumstances and that he B
l.. placed on the Paupers List an
le that Silfod Sanders be appolnte
d as his agent. Carried.
" On motion Of Mr.. Payne, tn
e request Of petition from either
Ds Of Ward I be granted, asking i
assistance to purchase an E'l'.' artl INC
be leg for Richard Simmons, tn
ed the sum Of twenty-five dollars
81 appropriated for said purpos
tos provided the citizens r l'a1
:ee enough money to finish paying !
nd said limb, said amount to 9 be pa
ar on order from Payn1
rs IS Lost.
On motion NJ. Payne, that 7
ut. sum Of $4,000 be approprla'tI
at outof the General Fund fort
to- immediate relief Of William
ted Sims ia destitute circumstanc
10. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Carter, i
hat CALVIN and GAINESVILLE public r e
lchIbe changed near B.. B. Cart '1
be place q distance Of about
dge yards, provided said change
llll made without.expenset to the +
ottnll- 1sh. Carried.
'er- Oh motion Mr.. Carter, that.
DR., sum Of $65. 90, Or as much tn
on Of as may be necessary, pc pc
propriated out Of the Bridge 3 B
the to build bridge on Mill il. Greek g <
ing Monroe and Natchltoch \
likeIand that the sum Of $4,000, OF
pill much thereof as may be ne
idge sary be rated out Of II.
the bridge fund to. To- build build. bridge
me. IHurrican Creek on said road.
ap-sI That B McNaughton, j
Cloud and !. p Garter be.
ON pointed . as g & committee 81 14'a TO to
nine Icontractt5 for both bridges.
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bull Of said B bridge: John s
Rudd. j. r. Machen and u.
Garter. Carried.
On motion Dr.. Williams, that
1.-The sum Of $1,000, or as mucn
thereof as may be necessary, be
appropriated out Of the br'd 1t'
fund to repair bridge at MaxwelIll''is
crossing on Dugdemonia: Com.
4 mittee to let contract and super
Intend said work: Henry Lewis
/ Thomas Hodges and D. 8. VIII
/ llams. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Willis, that the
sum Of $1,000, or as much thereon
as may be necessary, be app1r'o-
nriated out Of the bridge fund to
build bridge across Turkey Creek
on new road from County Line
!, Church to Winfield road near
! Tom Aliens old place. Com
m;ttee 70 let contract and super
!, Intend SAID building Of bridge:
!. Elsie Beavers, Hardy White and
E T. G. Willis. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Porter. that the
salary Of the First Justice OF the
I, Peace Of Ward l be fixed at $40
3 per quarter. Carried.
On motion Dr.. Williams, that
: the sum Of $500 be approprlat-
: ed out CT the General Fund for
!, the Immediate relief Of Mrs. Many
Haddox. in destitute circum.
i stances. Carried.
On motion Mr.. Peters, that the
= sum Of $500 be appropriated
: out of the General Fund to pay
: burial expenses Of pauer Sanford
4 Carried.
= On motion the body took recess
: forcommittee work. Body ca'let
! to order and adjourned until to
morrow morning at s O'Clock.
!. THIRD DAYS SESSION.
- Winfield. La, Jan. 5, 1910
- The Police Jury met this dat
q. pursuant to adjournment with 'l' Al
ha1 members present.
a On motion Mr.. BreWton, tina
al the sum Sl.o2 be appropriate
out Of the General Fund to pa
- John Terral for taxes paid on e'
o. roneous assessment. Carried.
CO. On motion Mr.. Porter, the
al Sanitary Officer, G. H. Sutton
IA paid Eighteen dollars per 1 mo1nt
= FOR cleaning cess pool at jail, az az
g the Parish Treasurer is authof':
sad cd to pay said amount MONTH
60 Said contract to. be in force T
aid one year.
- On motion Mr.. Payne, that y
sum Of $500 be appropriate
y I out Of the General Fund as 5.fft
al lows: $25,O0#s subject to 1 the . 8
' ~ der Of j. ]. Nixon, 2 arishS Sup'
10 lntendent Of Education, to pl
- chase seed corn to be used BY T
81 Boys Germ Club Of Vim Pa Is
u and $4,000 subject to the order Ter
}, 80 Paul Peters, Treasurer ct 81 8
! u Corn Club, when prizes are re- r '
] I'm |to be awarded in the fail Of ~
l. Carried.
1 !, WINFIELD, La, JAM: :i5:'.4s1 y
Be it, resolved BY the Pol
a. Jury, in regular session CONVEX vel
! - that the penalty imposed upon
I. tax payers who fail e g. pa!y ta
fund Ply, - : - :, - ], y ], !
q and the Sheriff be and he IS ht
= a. BY authorized to remit all PEI PEI
Gees ties on Parish taxes paid BET BET
thn that time.
8 on " lnnne la,. = - ,.h'
land a ~ 0 8 &C.
John " 'oe''es ~ II ~ Is 5 - -
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-14
For DER M \. AN ].
FOR M ARSE:ilA''I|.....
Ws are authorized 10 announce
j i. !. PAYNE

candidate for City Marshal Of the Town ' q
.Ssnssaeld subjecs TO the action OF the Demo
cratic Primary to be held February 9th, 1919.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-14
Official Journal ef Town & f WINFIELD
Official journal of the Parish of VIM q
.IANNOUNc Nj EN-! |: | 1 |
FOR M !. A ! ]
we are authorized 10 announce
w COOPER

So 4 candi date sfor Mayor Of the Town ss1n3 @
Winfield, subject TO the action Of the Demo
cratic mi mary to be held February 9, 1910
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-11
HINTS ABOUT THE HOME.
BY Rose Terrell.

BY the time this article reaches you
the. canning season will be on the
wane. The shelves will either be full,
or will be alar. lingly bare, according
as you have worked or played during
the summer Perhaps you thought 1t
wiser to conserve your own strength
rather than preserve the fruits of the
field. Perhaps you have had no OPP
portunity. In either case you miss the
feeling of opulence that swells the
heart of the thrifty housewife who
surveys her long shelves of winter
supplies with much the same air that
miser " Id assume when gloating
over his sore of gold Late peaches
and tomatoes still linger. There are
crab apples and a few plums and green
tomatoes and cucumbers that still in
wife the household miss to don her
cooking apron and capture a few last
jars for the shelves which promise SO
richly.
The tomato fig is a dainty which
we'll repays the effort. Use the small
yellow variety for this, The tiny red
ones which have recently been intro
duced would be delicious also, / think,
but l have had no opportunity to
handle them. Wash, wipe and weigh
the tomatoes and allow equal weight
of sugar. Pack them in granite ware
kettles with the sugar and allow to
stand forty-eight hours. They may
then be boiled in their own syrup till
transparent when they should be lift
ed out and spread on plates and set
in the sun for three or four days TO
dry If the sun fails you they may
be dried In the oven with the doors
open and a very slow fire. This is
very tiresome, however, and salnshiny
weather should be selected for the
work. For each pound of fruit add to
the syrup one-quarter of a pound Of
ground ginger and the juice and rind
of one lemon. Boil the syrup down till
very rich and thick and allow to cool,
Dip the tomatoes in this each morn
ing while drying Draining them
thoroughly each. time. Allow to dry
for two days after the last dipping and
then roll them In confectioners' sugar
and leave them in the sun until they
seem perfectly dry. Pack them in
either tin boxes or in jelly glasses,
Place waxed paper over the top and
cover closely to exclude insects They
will make dainty Christmas gifts for
very special friends.
| For green tomato pickles there are
many recipes and they are so easy to
prepare that no one should neglect to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-11
Washington News Letter

trict, more than were ever before
seized in any internal revenue dis
trict. In July ninty-nine Illicit dis
tilleries were seized In this district.
Georgia and Alabama are both state
wide prohibition states, and the great
increase in "moonshining" is attrib-
uted to that fact.
The mutations and vicissitudes of
politics have but lightly touched so
far the big committees of the two
houses Of congress which have to do
with river and harbor legislation. The
senate committee on commerce has
not so far lost a member out of it's
seventeen. OF the twenty members of
the house committee on rivers and
harbors but two-McLachlan of Cali
fornia and Tener of Pennsylvania,
have been eliminated. The members
of these committees always attend the
meetings of the national rivers and
harbors congress, and will be on hand
in full force at the next convention
Dec. Z, s, and 9. Chairman Alexan-
der is rounding out his first year as
head Of the house committee and 1t
is conceded on all sides that he has
made a most admirable chairman
accurate, and conservative, yet pro-
gressive; a man after the heart of the
masses of the great membership of the
national rivers and harbors congress.
Fl. w. Schulz.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-11

make them. Use common sense and
vary the receipt for your own use as
pleases you.
Little hints:
Place sound, fine apple In the stone
jar where you keep cake. 1t will
shrivel without decaying and the
moisture will keep the cake from dry
ing.
Clean silver by allowing to lie all
night in sour milk and simply washing
in the morning.
Brush dust out of the hair by first
brushing the bristles over absorbent
cotton The cotton Wills absorb the
dust and grease and will not come off
on the hair
Rancid lard jars may be sweetened
by filing with skim milk over night.
Bring to boil by slow degrees next
day and scald out with soda water and
then sun,
Obstinate stains may be removed
from napery or white goods by moist
ening -four or sulphur with alcohol and
igniting it, Invert funnel over it and
hold the goods over the tube allowing
the fumes to reach every part of the
stain. Rinse in clear water to which
has been added a little ammonia and
launder as usual
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-11
g % . o o D % o o o . o D d o o o
THIS MADE COUGH \
SYRUP WILL suRPRIsE YOU 3
Stops Even Whooping Cough !:
, Quickly. A Family Supply J
J at Small Cost
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

~ @ q q q @ @ = q q q q g % @ @ @ y
Here is a home made remedy that
takes hold of a cough instantly, and
will usually cure the most stubborn
case in "a hours. This recipe makes
pint-enough for a whole family.
You couldn't buy as much or as good
ready made cough syrup for $3.50.
Mix one pint of graduated sugar
with " pint of warm water, and stir
minutes. Put 21a ounces of Pinex
(fifty cents WORTH in a pint bottle,
and add the Sugar Syrup. This keeps
perfectly and has a pleasant taste
children like it. Braces up the appe-
tite and is slightly laxative, which
helps end a cough.
You probably know the medical
value Of pine in treating asthma,
bronchitis, end other throat troubles,
sore lungs, etc. There is nothing bet
ter Pinex is the most valuable con-
centrated compound of Norway white
pine extract, rich in guiaicol and all
the natural healing pine elements.
Other preparations will not work in
this formula.
The prompt results from this mex
pens've remedy have made friends
for 1t in thousands of homes in the
United States and Canada, which ex-
plains why the plan has been imi-
tated often but never successfully.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes
with this recipe Your druggist has
Pinex or will get it for you. If not,
send to The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.