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Evening journal., 1910-11-04
Our Saturday Specials

Women's very heavy Flsnnelette 4,
Night Gowns in various striped Of
fects with double front and |
back braid trimmed. Value Eno
foc, az .................... OVA
Womens fine white Iinene Tailor
made Waists, beautiful new embroid-
cred models with laundered collars
and cuffs. Real value $3.50, I O0
at I,UV.
Women's House Dresses, mnde of
good quality striped ginghams and
Feersuckers, neatly tailored Skirts
cut full = ith deep hem All 4 M
sizes Value sL39, at .. lsOU
Women's Long Kimonos, made of
heavy German Flannel in beautiful
new patterns. Value $3.50, I 00
rpeclhi dl .s.............. AeOO
White linen hemstiched scarfsOE
and shams. Value 39c, at 80. AJC
Mems extra heavy fleece lined Un.
derwear, the regular soc quail O0o
ity. Special at ......... .... OJO
Evening journal., 1910-11-04
CLAYTON Church Wipes Out Debt.

Last sunday was VeritabIe note
worthy day in St Pau's NJ E.
Church at Clayton. A long-standing
debt Of $3.50 was all provided for in
cash and good subscription. In every
way the day MAS a success. The Rev.
f. c. MacNichol. d. d., of Asbury NJ.
z. Church. this city, preached two
whiih were enjoyed by the
large CONGREGATIONS present
Evening journal., 1910-11-04

Mems fine natural wool Underwear,
the the, regular r, 'i'OO grade. spe- 75c
Clhi at s..s.... ............ ...- sOO
Boys ali-wool Bloomar and Knick-
evbocker ants, plain materials aud
mixtures. All sizes up TO 10 E0o
years Value s5c, at ..... JUG
Boys and Girls Tan Leather
Gauntlets. Regular 75c quality. EOo
at .......................... COC
Women's hnc Kid Gloves two clasps
in all the wanted shades Value EOo
S1.O0. az Observation-Disclosures. OJC
Women's fine hand KNIT fancy weave
Coat Sweaters, single and double
breasted I'm white. red and y 00
grey Value $2.9S, at .4.... AsOV
Children's fine Felt Bonnets, nicely
trimmed with ribbon roscttes in red
and white. Value soc. OE
at LOC
Women's fast black Hose, sec
onds of the 10 1-2c grade, at >. OC
Evening journal., 1910-11-04

Misses extra heavy ribbed fleece
lined Underwear. white and AE
cream; value Ssc, at ........ EOG
Women's fine silk waists, made of
heavy tafteta. open front and back
model, tucked or embroidered = OA
effect Value S29s, at 49,. AeUU
Bedspreads, full double bed size.
with beautiful new center de- co.
signs. Value S10O, at ...... OJC
Fine full bleached soft finished
%e'i,n, nOo a ysIa. 99' st yard ~ wide Value 7Izc
Lancaster Apron Gingham. in all
the new checks. Value 10c I'LL.
a yard, at ................ ti%C
Sheets, extra large size, full $3.50.
Linen Finish" heavy and durable.
RsIns Rs%@Sd s5o, and at ready for use. 49c
Pure Linen Crash, 10 inches wide.
very heavy quality. Value 10 Leo
/ yard az .................. ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

Mr.. anI Mrs E r. Iirs4asssl
InyE rsszu-nHn Wednesday, frnm
Enisssarfs uiaata IL GirslIlga LliaE.
InwR4
Olive MIlaifai t.aEns ND Eznm
Tafmr wiasrH affn giEas afst.fl LIZ
Eanrirng ffe a1sa1iamT I'D RlsuE
tlss nuIsIiay xaz:zxslun IL nnmE-
A-g. =. Thnmlssm r~Htn-1fsr
TusssIiEy frnm y s-sz-zsaiEs uREz
~ ttnli rar rflilEaran ~ MmuHsalB.
lss. sire rHlsnrts lnrgnng ilml q
mGE.T an9RrsfTlse tlnFe.
Iarmss. 1af1iiiaan. Nsaz-v amt
.IDrgssa DfLSnInal. VIM Iiags
fHaan attending E1 NslHstraialk
"a zauanzT ii Ts1isnr, sanis tInna
Has1esasn-tiaE IA H4fsnfsytIs Inil
uzEy EAssEIlnL-
Airs. Thus Csflfe ranaEgsa a
vary lime L-lIr-Hzamsss grtt trnm
nsr Id Benny. WIN xesITfsh II
k~ss1re IL tifs HiaalsH Ola muaiy.
fHaslr hEIn trng. kii4s aikD Was
gIvana very NICE su-lrRsE rEi
rmr Lt.I..e.k. nauIEeHs ann E-anu
cniIi-an, wild Egsrgs mar d plssT
rarr RfUDwn- wilacl waE very
.fius.
arHirE a. a- Enuna@Etnln
Al aeinnrErn mex -snuIay. as usual
imu-s. Mlnr-ning annsar1 Ia
.-uslEss1 and nrIsaIEsa. Epan
rrlg HIf1gas1 "A 4raaI Htzl-1 IN
Lille. kssrVItsH.s nrgElr n-H
auE ~nrIsraariE. E~varvhmT'E III
Vfraa. -EayB ~
y 4 nuRnImlGnE TIE THE sH-
przHma nnnr1 LIZ rsnULh 1uifTIER.
ilHs nanIlsG apmn d I-ayuraniE.
ll4.t.fHlnn III Ean t-aasHm1 aan. W
EEan IL 5iglzz Falls, ant Ernml
E1nG R1Esr MnnTiar nnnn, Jan =
tine GMnm--HE arrGnmay viii
lagaln Is Isarm15zsE Ia urag.1luR
law. Thus anIs q EEKzseiiRt nas
paRzan urnmineu1 pa-1 II JED
ir1IctsE Ei@ paH1 DwD 5F4arE.
"A VERY ferInrEs aksaiIiHu1hap
IanaG III aITR Ct st:n-aua- fmns
mn Dunfsar hast. II fsssnnss sIEs
ufIia4s4 SIM IF Mr. s .fa-ana- mae
fn4an nrrtinunzim anl On ra.surn-
me mE nlkgun EHzling III 1lR
fzarn Tine IEznills Tssifsrs
fslandnE llfs IiEEE amt tine unung
Hr cflIEu-nn 1nnm EfH I'm wlrsn
nns III tine guungsr E4gnIL nDYs
IN handling Il. aenutaEslr tbs
cig4rtnsd II zI1H aciEa-sa ssEr,Iw nf
ua-5am tifH IannmrAIarrs r,cr-al
ar ann Halgrng III s1feliHg II sne
little EsEViil HOY Tfe lt51is gl-d
Was 1zaiFan IL the Eanssrnn NUS
snIHa-, w-iRraHiasas mEEIngaG-Hat
raEzEiE fnr iLR WIN tngsEsB If mar
rangussrrng. WfR AEysnI nDy IL
nan5Ing alnng as wei aE nnuiI it
armcnaE, Rna will II B 1ilnuE1t.
will fully rsnDvar.
@ -x1T - IA EEM--.T4@---
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

MANY IEsnxnrM NM themselves affect
ssn win q persistent gnlp.n ALTAR I'M HI
zaaa Of influenza. As tlm 1mrgf san in
-ununmtiv c.Irsn hr line uze u EiauIiEsr
jam lsnuan RH.ufelrv. II slInuin un1 Ia
.alinw4x -tD Tim ON until 1t ifssuzEas rrun
sfaias1nas. EniG ny al anassr.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

faa- aHiE--1nnfe sefanl1e nnME
EEnmn WEnrR LaEirnrn smsiZ=HtE.
Pure niiauIss nj s1e fsazE fi--RrnR.
AlHp Hnme lime TDinusE eHHsE
WrIzs sfR unrs,zlEmI ut Wag
nsr ar pi1nns IlLA
Mrs. ]. D,rr.nnnaI
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

ArHuIual insisting Will ne fsaiu
I'M TIM KaziHaIiss< s.irursh, iEagan
nlng nszz1SnnnfiEsE mnrnluE ant
will EnntinlEe filrnngfmit tine
wssk with gfisR ExaaufIm ct
HszEslrrriar HuHnmg. WfRc1lzamE
sHE WaQznHr a-H mIs5t snraMlfp
nviraE 10 1iEsssHHrvIgaH- lBn1f
;anE nrlnr vnn- family. i zrusG
t1m1 tine mutierR wilImm sxzEr III
fmms IN :xs.,.nIIr1 IL tine Ixg-,y.
Gimme ami nr-Ing r. Win Ynn. II
X crH.4 II will mn GaHsIrrtn fIaas
tine uraaeimr III tine iHzast. Tine
IxnsInr Will fs ms OWN
fns1- anf 5fEzHr-4sE III maiEs Tins
sHrHK nf insisting a pBwHr fLr
gnG III siEs gnmmnnEy, amt ne
sl-4ss IIEs Ifaipn4Fvsry anG fHar
ing man ann wnman II t1se TDvun
1IME -inngE IL HaH snuiE savHI
Tnars Will fs d mai Imn- pray
sr nlsssrng sW:n avsntng pHs
asHIiIIIE fiss snng Ea-uIaE IL 1Ia
lHs.-Il-H -Insm III wIlafsn al are III
ursHll. Tie nrarar insisting will.
TH.grn e giem:E s1lHr-p-
-rsnp. Underworld.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

TAHe IsecliAf- urmss-tars n {Alanrissr
tam 5 isaagn 1fsnisrtv trags is.sn t1am
~glIgnifv s=zra.n nlrruap sssniismrss on ia
s-1ilEauzz, ann waEsn L WAS EGiatsn IN tIns
vse nave unI irazI OF s. sEIuae rass n
uII-euulaEiIg. hall Dv al naafsEL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

Frau:n TRY ffaKrrrng lRdEHE
EHnE EEen1s gH11mH1r1k- nrscEHizg
III iRa1 EummEr EnTEEs, i9ItEf
ffHnrT GraassssE II hilK, Hasrn, Ha
us1anr any IiaiIrsHEf gHHntE &c
send vaIa- gnHfis by Elk
urazE and uHa will -HnMEz
|urnmuaaazsHnanIn L4wHatp ,Esal
EnKrRnsEzHfl-
nannErE BnnIRm MailHr,
|1lE5ssrH 81. Plume 49, LRnfzxun
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

FIJI aCaHs III the fkss1 Ha--Ezlmg
lianI III LtEHrEHE Nix Lsnrluar.
tint acraaE III cuf4ugaam 1--WE
lfnusHE ami BIRTHS WTrflE
FIRST rJs2Ee Brink.
WAGNER. e. D.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30


IN AHarIEaV.
II It's anything m the l-nG
lime, VIE Gsan ma1 e a1 1IuEsTu !
li1E l1rlg kfEmraa
hnr szEE sBnaH 1THG witt fiiIr
Viii saIl = sszanEg III will Ilairua,
rWHfts-lzEsm Eaznrze Nc. Z
6 mines mrrrtn ann nnH mifa wsE1
ID Wagner
AL ansznlz1ssE CINE 1iH Mataan.
na hr-fixarR 10. mrEi1 gaftiEHr iH
ssHEslen fraImae Faf-rsarv lE-, ur
tIasT will NE piasmIim tine isanfsk
H5 AL as11r1Ear 1Ir n1liHn1 nm
MInEannmE1arrwarHCn
WiEe HEifsHtt fnr EEaEuEsHmn 10;
lsfiEs Halst1st cilursn ON snnfias
mnrnnM will NE miR anps u
|fiaE IsaE EazEr" Iav. Iz# will
nrazzcn n zfFa Hzrsumg IL 18n
IL a-as mus1zen-
lie EiaF THtrlrrsn FrITtar
Efrnm zGn szanfiAr sDmn-n a
MarrtnzEHilla. Ind. Etifs-H liz
UHnt II HI Hffn I'D mprnvH ms
|iasal1n. liz aisp sparrs Enms
kfImaHr ms lll hume III Eau1nc
In.
1fnailnSiEsg Tngsan TINS lsHIH
HnlHaarE q new ruling III the IL
uHrmr fsH1aramE.EIz W1lftsn IaE III
dD with TIRE iaIassna nf LnIIiaI
1znIih. Tinsse ar mr. r4aaaara
VINE IiHuH auf.n ianfis HzaEsHn, "a,
zInz1HurgiRtH leasing -faHm
Hfmlin rsaaG 1irHasE rilies.
miEE pniiirr zg:inmis ksifsssI
FnniGE aaaEst TI1r q 1--WE wasssE Wa
ez1lnn- line tssakifarE La1zzra6i
ti1E fnliDMinr IHg 1fnr Liz fnlfDW
linz uiaxsfH 1c nuenI tine EimlRtB|
snEnun Mass EVAN. Elnsarv Mis-
Rf1fE NElunilrsR Alass .JnsK, II
szsIl, Ipwa. Maaa Xiaae., Me-
saz1e Misses gSsia4sH, Irssran, IpwH
7Efsz I2rtai1EuE, Esa IieR. wilii
FraE- Nrn@i1 rsmalrzs H WAC
mzr-
Ill Ezanfle., aliitnr n Ii
nsHnsan TaazrHar- haas nm
HsfixanisE fsr u xery fine gHnsa
EgxhIsn he zHIrt NE a asCllilr.armE
kgIst- It Hssss snraewinf1nf q Enl
1uprIzR t1 IzE IA -rstssiuR sifR inv
nut..iaiEEs 1amemns-amse, "
rrHEucae, WINS PznnzyrtEn NY II
ffnEksE Ehll snme Ga1ne agp n
adupud him araIlHi nm tile mn
Hifh nlssauzp winch ssEussan i
EurDEE., nnilIEfRr rEsmHlTrg III
~rrnrIiaae ise WINS ssnzEialsH no gB 4
his xnE rsJntcng- NHuarafl
izsz. we nrprannszR 4tassrsH #ar
mnsh, Eirn. N1aa1fial-
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

Fnr k1faaA-a nnllrHs- nj TINE
'fnI nfHHa Durne JHrsHU ulalE
inEgA.% r. Iii lar, NRenar nr
immune ML1A Il
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

IL LmuarTaE Ll-a# taalimm
amt Mares. I'LL laarun HACKS
j IlilnniE HarHR d.
: 4l Hmn RfacK, BHs MnimsE, l..
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30


knE. me 81 PIIazrI7 i.
Nfa5axfzr L11ie inr q ira Elm
a1nr n1nnHr.
tsJ3IzlEtsn HnulEzn WHY L. sias
azyxRrR fxnnEsE january EAatl
Drzxsh f2anf3HE liTe LINK saf
nai11E aERnInG.
Esrzr y g1snE snnfizEy dinner gn
1sEtiEe MiRgzstlEaG E
= pnn fm7eaaI1y nnE vnn waus
fxlana- cxsll nr 1iilnne Il "A
Hilnzamnnn, minnie liz, Nasynar,
EunnaafsaE rrnsEm mr. asaI1t IN
REIszsfE inussE. ZAllE NeE f1rs
w-1IinR.
Frank nnE I3fafan TxusHiIiF uH
Npnfinlinne cushing sias.Ir alfs1ar.
- ~ aSs1Hil1 81 Inns asi's
rk EEsrnTifrvnr- ssuzsInn
"1ar lzs'
- A1anlnA
4lRik kzfrEsnIza Er1rsnIiaa tlH
finnzE Hfaasafifiek AinnEiaT evHn
-
Nszlsa 11r t1EE l31f1ksn sfsEI1n II
1faE fsfnrflInE rInE ha1nrIiaT SVEN
M
- - me LIN fslIazanfii1s'
nm sfsiia1iaes nm
- - - nl'aI'ssG
41nul falrzsat 1iR fmrn fime
Ass1E1nE aiallifh 10 IIs iLzI1Ins
HilInE AiI
Ss1ssA
Es1ersFhulsy nu5nae 1D fiaa nnia
ahnrA inE nlgiIr- Wls uT-EGH
danfsss ~ y pIzszsss VIII rHnrar
DnsliE.
2 Williams vim lsas aan
Mining as~tsiIInaiiiEs liH sfAsalSnI
1nsuR M-aaiu'ialsis' y iasss
1lanlHsis RhsiA Nl1n I'EsiRih-
Willis a~z1azIaEziHzsi ami 1Ezmitg
nzr1ssai iz1am Aiisel1 siiilim lisn1z
- - AaAhk ~ vi
= s1iis sRi1ln1r - ssz1slsr-
- Nnn BnEE ssszrae sdsasur
dzumaEsaiiTlEs T-Lslin..srisrp maarn.
- mlfizGzm g1aszz1am 2E z
EfnzHn-
1r=I- q. .lauIla Hnl Il1zEan
wnzx1tsn Krrnlr1sfiafI FrlFizE
aDspeuanizEIindiuizxy zEssssan VII
- 2nnzf1ns 1nzrsn11zs-
sal Hnrszza amt iia1a
r nnuue mn frssm Hvu
mUnazagg frrarmitpurtn NAH
rnua 1aiHulis ID Wagner.
g.. as--ror-.a,, .s. 49,
- <;sa,rr ar.i4r ~,is...u =,
-ua-,s-u.ns $50
- - o.
Il Nnnnzzr Hinnins n1t fnr ~
wmilitM Win fnasriis and =
Aan Inis hrat-znsiuamss
-
rnhe Esv E;.n Han,5ar-.r. =
n1ns aErsu,ur17asU rah.r
- srxszrt u-irnizarnaE azisuunu
mi1h sklrpsn6mrs urrssirer. nm
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

Vie wMI mEZu-HHsu nr tFtRrs
lett 1ianfEs EDnur mRuT trHnus
Win SD kindly azsHfszan uE dur
NE tine raman1i illness ann 3naff-r
IT nrrr Earimg i,RpE
III. amt A.ak z Amunusnr
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

WHY Lo-L OK. eErDNE TIE RIE-T
vLLC- HAT Is ZTEYLE 1-LLE Al TIAT
THEY PEOPLE RIGHT. WHY BY
GOOD GOODS F1R T-E ECNEY T--E Ell
TIE GOODS ME SELL Z I-CD, BETTER, Best
Trash. WHATEVER FRI-- VT
CHARE YOU, YOU Il -@TrN- UPON II THAT
ETpI Will Al last EEL -SCNET rTIA5 hoo-- TDI
No ECRE Afford ID WEAR pDCR
aE AN After I'D sell THEM III NJ
SELL FDDR hoCDZ II Will IIRT DUR REDITL-
DID FOL EVER THINK AbDyT The VALVE
or WHAT TIE THINK OF TCU
E--r-T--UH ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

a vnItsH WE IBval E HEilc
A ulaeH rs vasaau1ll .iEs tmms.
Winch mavar ean M filfsG.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30
salarws La.ur-e. miami IiElIgn

HcsLaLWk -a1lff~N. IllLkkILI IikllAEL
Ear LII Ar. ana A-K. R0fsalT
AmunltRm- WAS nnrn IL Wac
mar, .Jnig &c 1s41l, anG i#n Dar
Il 1all. Sifa w4sS #.-lcann with
"A NlnfeIT1 tnrm III HnHEamnuH
sun = a few Itlys iHfu-s mar
dHzzan ann Iar f-al iI1siE fnrm
senI Il NM rRffH iSs strength
ffsE Is RvssHafy Hiaaning IL -Hsf
VIII Him, wine HaIE, ssufa-
-fEe lizzie nuss Id 1nnR nnIn me-
inr nf Ruch s s1Ee kmgTfnn M
Imagan.
FuMa-a sn-vn.HE wp-R rnaiE
IA s1is 5E4raEs1 ctln-cn, WHfias.s
GEr H. ~ i. u. Ennltuc1ad DE
Eav. Sal. aumuH- TtH -e-
maIns were hain I'D -asT IL 1Ifs
namafary snu1n nj ruwn.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30
gunE,

"A urHnmns nns Ernm uH faa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

II It's anything m tine l-Tl'
lime, vBn n ma1 e a1 DruEruE
E1f1g 1srlIg kfEmrsa-
FUR sEEfH KLINE HTMM win fiIr..
viii saI - srzfnEG III will nairuar
n-WHfrs-L1Esm Rmrze Nc. I
rs mifsss nntfn aIn nne mifs ws
II Wagner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

Mrs. = T. U,rtnnnaIl
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-12-30

AL acznlzIasE fsIIa LIE AIssr1an-
na Efrr-ftwarR TEE. mrEEi1 af-iEtar iH.
sHEslsn fsaInrae Fssrs-rsarv 1E-. ur'
tisHT will NE niaEssIim tIIs imnftE
Igf an az1z1rIEar fnr .flllHf1 nm
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
Green Tomato Mineemeat.

Chop up four quarts green tomatoes,
drain off the juice, cover with cold
water and scald thirty minutes. Drain
well, then add two pounds brown
sugar. one pound seeded raisins. one
half pound candied orange or lemon
peel, one-half pound chopped suet. one
half cupful cider vinegar. one table
spoonful salt Stir all together AMI cook
till thick When cold add one tea
spoonful cinnamon, oEs teaspoonfui
ground cloves. one teaspoonful nut
meg. Keep in stone jar. When max
ing the pies after filling with the
mince. spread one thinly sliced apple
over each pie before putting on top
crust These pies taste yery~1nuch
nicer when eaten warm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02

meals mingles with the food an |
helps it / oassimilate 50 that it
makes rich blod and pleasing plump
ness No one can use this wonderful
flesh forming food Tor 10 days with
out noticeable gain in flesh arl
strength. Carefully kept statistics
show that out OF every hundred PEG
pie who begin the use of Samose, IS
FER cent incre Sc in weight and their
nealtA and strength is referred.
Pau, G. Schulz 6 Sons have so
much confidence in this remarkable
aesh forming food and health re-
storer that they are willing and glad
to allow any customer to deposit soc
with them and take home box OF
Samose with the understanding that
If 1t does not give marked increase
In good firm flesh the money will
be returned without any questions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
SHE WANTS HER DOG
Dementod Woman Refuses 20 leave
Cairo Till One of Her Six c-ets
IS ReturneG-Dcg is Lost

Hykel Nell, alias Mrs. Avis. Aud
ley, is still at St. Mayy's Iniirmary.
where she has been since she was
removed from the county jail some
days ago. She absolutely refuses to
continue on her journey unit her
log, Lone Star, has teen returned to
her, as she states that this dog IS the
only one OF the half dozen she has
that was the companion Of her son
who was kidnapped several years
ago, and for wAom she is hunting ald
Will continue TO hunt until her efforts
are crowned W th success. The other
five dogs belonging 10 the woma~,
are IN charge Of Deputy Sheriff Gr.af
Who is aeite wiling to turn the,
loose. The dog lost nay be described
as follows.
A shepard dog, all four feet white,
end OF tail white. White hreaSre in
which appears a star. Mrs. A. Com
ings and MS. j. J. Rendeman have
been interested in the care and dis
pos ton OF the unfortunate woman,
She has bean We token care o.
by the sisters at the hospital ana
when she ieaves will journey on t:
the Ozark fountains where she will
visit all the Gypsy c-----.iIps TO hunt her
boy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
To Hama a skirts

Sew on belt and then put on skirt.
Use yardstick and place the end on
the floor aud mark with chalk AZ the
top of yardstlck about every two
inches all around the hips. This mark
is just thirty-six inches from the floor
and the extra hip length is already al
lowed Lay skirt on table and sub
tract us many inches from this length
as you want 1t from the floor If two
inches mark the skirt thirty-four
inches in length from the measure,
and your skirt viii be perfectly even,
and one can do this nearly alone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02

4 useful device. known as the hang
ing cellar cupboard. can be made from
an ordinary store box. n pair of hinges
and two small pieces of fly screen, the
entire cost not exceeding GO cents.
Two sides of the box are covered with
netting, one side beng in the form of
door. Some Of the boards removed
from the box are used to form the
frame of the door. While the remainder
will form the shelf and supports.
When completed the outfit is sus-
pended to the joists at convenient
place in the cellar
This is an Improvement over the old
form Of hanging shelves and may be
used for the storage OF cooked meats
and foods. II has certain advantages
even where an icebox Is maintained
Where any meat or vegetable has been
cooked and ii Is desirable TO let it
stand TO cool. 1t may be safely placed
in the hanging cupboard In the cellar
without fear of moleStation by vermin.
and at the same time all steam and
odors are given an opportunity to es-
cape.
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PLUMP FOLKS AND THIN FOLKS.

The line of beauty is curve, Won,
en- may be thin and graceful, but no.
thin and beautiful. There is vast
number Of pale thin, scrawny PEG.
rle who are all brains and nerves, but
without the strength and health that
accompanies the standard weight.
Good flesh and perfect health so to-
sether. A true flesh forming food
like Samose is absolutely necessary
to many people
This remarkable discovery comes
in tablet form and when taken after
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02

After seams In waist have been sew
ed and armhole trimmed To suit hold
edges together beginning ut shoulder
seam Measure carefully until you
find the center and mark It with a
thread. If the waist IS for thin per-
son place the sleeve seam one inch
forward Of this mark. If for medium,
one and one fourth inches. and II
stout one and one-half inches. This
is infalibe If followed with exact
ness
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Sour Pork Chons.

This is a German dish Fry the re-
quired number Of pork chops and re-
move them TO hot platter stir a
tablespoonful OF -four into the & 9ze in
The pan and when brown add three
quarter cupful not water, one-quarter
cupful vinegar, one-half tcaspoonful
allspice. pepper and salt, Pour this
gravy over the chops
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Masons Of Wickliffe.

There will be number of candi-
dates initiated into the Masonic or
der at Wckliffe, XIV, tonight after
which there will he banquet. A
special invitation to Cairo chapter
No n, r. A. NJ, has been extendel
by the Wickliffe lodge and espec ally
to bring their team and to do the
initiatory work. CAIRO chapter has
accepted the inv tation and quite a
crowd viii go Tie train leaves H.
nois Central station at 6 O'Clock this
evening.
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New York, Nov Think of going
up in an aeroplane in the face II
wind that drove the waves high over
the Battery park sea wall in New
York City, that snapped telegraph
poles in two and that drove clouds of
lust in wild, swirling storm, and
you have a slight idea of the storm
Ralph Johnston faced when he scared
over 5000 feet in the air. How he
ever performed the feat, truly the
most remarkable in a heavier than
air machine, is mystery to the peo-
pie who had all they could do to
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Woman's Club.

The Cairo Woman's Club will holt
its regular meeting this afternoon at
the Library The educational de-
partment. of which Mrs. C.. B. S. Pen
nebaker is chairman, and Mrs. J. b
Hibhits, secretary, will have charge
of the program. A short memorial
service to the late MS, Clara b. Way
viii precede the regular printed pro-
gram. As Mrs Way was teacaer
and interested in educational matters,
1t was thought appropriate to have
the memorial at this time The
chairman OF the educational depar,.
ment has been delegated to give the
testimonial in henalf o, Iae Womans
Club, OF witch Mrs. Way was valu-
ed member.
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CLEANING Eurs.

Bran Of rye is heated in an iron or
earthenware vessel. stirring all the
time. until it has become as hot as
the hands can stand. The bran is
then rubbed thoroughly into the fur
Then brush the fur with clean brush
till all the bran has been removed.
The fur will regain its former lnster.
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cling to the ground In the face O.
more than seventy mile wind Blu
Johnstone did it and thereby estab
lished a new record for flying True
he was driven fifty-fve miles away
from the starting point and could NOT
work his way back, but he wen5
through snow and sleet and whiri-
pools of wind until he had broken an
other American record for height.
This illustration gives an idea Of the
height of the waves as tombstone
tried to make his way toward the
statue of Liberty.
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Child ! MS Party.

VI SIS Lillian 2tackert entertained
about sevent Of her little friends Mon,
day afternoon at the home OF her par
ents, TAI Thirty-sixth street. Char
acteristic Halloween games delight
ell the little folks, after win eh re-
f-esaments were served Mesdames
StacFert. Siefert, Back, Banks, Ma
gee and Lulu Ellis assisted the Int
tie hostess in tie entertainment OF
her friends.
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Win Sell Out at Retail.

The milan Refining Co will soon
begin to supply the CONSUMERS OF
Cairo as well as the 3e1.ers, Tank
wagons will soon he started arl tire
company will have big tus ness.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made by the
company 10 tate care of the trada
att PaducaEr Representatives Of TIE
company are row at Padacen loon-
ing after the matter.
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Had Candy Pull.

The candy rub at the Eimwood
school was pt..ed off Monday after
noon by the children and the teach
ers, II was to have been given Sat
friday afternoon. but owing to the
death of ore of the public scncol
teachers, the affair was postponed A
neat sum was realifet from the pull
which is to be applied to the luna
for the piano recently purchased for
the use of the entire school
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For Miss Lancaster.

Mrs. Fl. S. Candee OF Twelty-eignth
street ana Washington avenue, was
hostess to a card party yesterday af-
ternoon given for Miss Mabel Lancas-
ter, whose marriage 10 Paul Mark.e
is society event of next week,
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ment on Eighth street has been well
started on tie street east of Wasl.
lngton avenue, and in a few days w
be all laid in that square. Eighth
street from Commercial avenue to
>'iio street s torn up, The stree
railway track on IL lroad street
north TO the interurban station is
being laid, also new rails along
Eighth street to Commercial avenue.
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SOCIAL and personal -

| Mrs. J. T. Roberts will sing an ap.
|propriate selection. AT the regular
program Mrs. Samuel White will give
the paper for the afternoon. Travel
as an Educational Factor" The pub
lie Is cordially invited.