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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
NEW CONSUMPTION CURE.
Vsnadium Said to Overcome Tubcrcu
losis and Other Maladics.

Vsnadium Said to Overcome Tuhercu
losis and Other Maiadics.
Professor Nncis'Sr Alfred ueiovi>
The noted French scientist. who re-
Gently arrived in New York. will dem
onstrate to physicians of this roui,
try that he can cure tuberculosis. Ia
Yomotor atuXia and other discusses arii
ing from hacserial infection and &c
fectice nutrition Tie professor has
established headquarters at Cambridge.
Springs. Pa. where he will receive
Physicians from ali parts of the Uuii
cd States and Canada. showing them
in actual practice the results which
he and other investigators have been
securing in Paris. London. Berlin and
other parts of Europe from the treat.
ment. the basis of which is the rare
element vauldium.
In an interview he said: For halt
Il century the value Of vanadium as
an alloy in metals has been known TO
scientific men all over the world. II,
WAS through my Investigations in
metalllIrgy hat | discovered the prop
critics of vanadum in relation to OXy
gen gas. In tuberculosis the TISSUES
are attacked by the harmful bacteria
which not only eat them away. but
throw into the system their highly
poisonous toxin BY administering
vanadum compounds free oxygen is
released. which kills the poisons and
their causes and permits the blood to
perform its normal functions in the
growth and repair Of the body. The
venadium compound rebuilds corpus
cles and thus forms the basis of cure
for any wasting diseases. In the vana
dunn treatment we simply join hands
with nature"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
When Lead Is liohtest.

In what form is lead Iightest on the
scales? A British scientist has at
tempted to tell us how to make the
proof. but it isn't the easiest thing in
the world either to prepare the pound
of lead or place it in position for the
proof. He says that making 1000
small balls Of the pound of lead the
weight remains the same. though the
duce the small balls into 100000
balls. with the surface enormously in.
creased. but the balls weighing the one
pound in the scales. But this scientist
says that if these 100000 shot parti
Giles further are reduced to one twenty-
thouSandtbs of au inch each they Will
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
Finding Temperature Of Stars.

10y aid of M apparatus devised by
Professor Charles Nurdlnann the heat
OF the suns which we know rs fixed
stars can hr tod 10y comparison Of
their spectra The HIGHEST tcmpcra
tur" 80 fer found Is IN enc eft The
smaller Stars Of the constellation Tan.
rus. which shows 80 np drgrrr, 'rh"
Temperature Of our sun - l.ss than
one seventh Of this. being only H.inS
degrees Even that IS quite warm for
the electric furnace is only $500 Dc
grecs. Many of the stars are vely
much hotter than our sun.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27

crop. Nearly every one is familiar
with the spotted appearance Of snap
beans and especially Of the wax pod
ded varieties
Practically all parts Of the bean plant
except the roots are subject to attack.
The most common indication of the
presence OF the disease Is the occur
renee Of brown or black sunken areas
on the stems. leaves and pods. They
may also appear on the seed leaves
and stems of the plant soon after APP
pearing above ground and cause con
sidera Bile losses through a reduction in
the stand.
On the older plants the attack IS
most serious on the larger veins of the
leaves. and the leaf may be wholly &c
stroyed or it's efficiency greatly reduc-
ed. From the stems and leaves the
fungus spreads to the pods
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
FURNACE FOR BunNtSa REFUSE


LARGE cast iron rOlituiucr. adapted 60
receive the waste whkb ii here ere
mated. Fly tai~ sy~iPIn no "doIS arr
allowed to escape during the process
of incarceration. THE arrows SHOW tn,
course OF the draft Through the In
cinerator.
The, furnace consists Of sheet stepl
shell. with an outside jacket. and she
necessary draft ~ admitted through
the space between che jacket and tin
shell. The gases from the rontaiIn !
are drawn by The draft down through
Il pipe AT one side of sire iMinprat"i
and fed TO tire bottom of The gate:
thence they pass through the fire. aid
ing In maintufniTg reinh,.~fnl. while
any nuXiouS rrssdi,n'tr that may he
present are coriAssnird After passing
through shar fir. tnp gas.ss thus purified
are takcr fntW the STACK and out IL
The atmosphere The furnace Is thus
diSinfccted automatically. and il al
ways rcn,ain4 fc.'Ni, and clean for thP
next incarceration ct refuse.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
Tha Dull MoWinu Ne chine.

The moving machine thvt chugs I'M
der ordinary conditions is sadly in
need of attention. In nine cases out of
ten the fault will be found in one or
the other or both of the cutting edges.
The sickle may he dull or the edges
worn OF the ledger plates. 1t is only
half remedy to sharpen the sickle
and leave the dull ledger plates in.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
SAVE YOUR rl."! T!.EE3S.


Ma OF fe2utI-ing.
y curIcut,r WIS tci..s-, me ihe oth"r
day tal IL AlrW OF Il iara winch had
been NV Si.lrd three times il The
SPACE Of sixteen years. says It ORE
suonGcnl of the Amcri an Culn,"tor.
Think of what II buiGru of work ana
expense that would be.
But thar is what is going on al uvei'
the country every year. Til" si!i>.
slcepers and posts Of cur barns 70:
away. and we mast replace them or
let the buildings - down.
The trouble many times in such
cases is that we lave not provided air
enough around cur foundation tim
bcrs. Nothing rots timber like bein,,
shut away from the ak.
Ncw. by putting here ANA there in
the wall Of our barns Il small frame Of
plank. say. ciGhi inches SGuare and
building the stones or cement abort If
We have furnished opportunity for the
air to get in ana ieu&,hcm tiI2 HE o.
our tinharS over these squares ""
may tack piece of WIRE cIoth to keep
out cats and either small HGiAals.
Especially is some :..,h thing needed
if the huil Ing IS oue in which we
sometimes wash the wagons AND car
riagos Win n hose or Win pail Of
water and sponge. The water trick
ling down, added to the lHok Of ven
ti.8ti u. VIII stoN cause The best or
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
Diversified farming and crop TO-
tation are the best anidotes for
farm mortgages.
HARD Fight AHEAD.
Vigorous Measures Needed to Save
Country's Bean Crops From Disease.

We are beginning to see signs of AN
thracnose appearing in this country.
and the disease will have to be fought
hammer and tOugs to keep il within
control. says Ficld and Farm of Den
yer. The cut shows The appearance of
the fungus. When the disease reaches
this stage bordeaux mixture has been
effective in downing it in the west.
We have the advantage of dry eli
mate not only in growing beans. but in
fighting the diseases which attack the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
u arr, CO
G = - =, = q -o
\4ar,,.s IL. Il ~. -, - =.
GcLECTiMS Sled c1",!.
Better Run Risk of Frost Than Tic.

Better Run Risk of Frost Than Tie<
,ha rs 100 &.riy
Tire first step toward hrt"cr socd
torl tni next year mast he taken IN
the fall by selecting the seed ears
from the stalks in the field The cora
should be allowed to mature well on
the stalk. By selecting the earliest
ma turing cars and picking ihcm from
the stalk as stiou rs the hrsls begin t"
turn yellow, witch is Il common pr1c
tice, carlineas * secured at tn" expense
Of vitality. writes Professor Moore q
the University Of Wisconsin in ia
American Acricu'iurist.
4 Sigh, frost viii not fniure corn II
It is weli mah,rcd. and it l., better T."
run the risk Of Il frost thnn I" picl; t'r
cars too enrIr. The latter piri of III.
growing season seems to Improve III
rita'tv of the corn rrcH'ly
Care should he, taken in ri kin" s"";
Ia encrre ears which are nttar'"' =
.ha stalk rLoH three ccct abo'e -:
crocni Those n,rs whi' h grow ci"l"r
rc:y high or very low '"'"n the Et""-
should We rejected. as they are u:n.r
sirale. h'ving characteristics w'r'rer
we do MOI desire For the sam" rrE
son we sl,ouId avoid selecting err;
with very sfirrt hr long shahks OF
from deforttnd sfalt,s.
G." iu;o the f"'d after the tusks on
the ears have turned yellow and So
Iect the we'll formed ears from goof
talks Put them in Sacks ar bast:"ts
nd bring them to the Si;le Of the Il vi
md husk. II IL we'll to follow defnit"
rows IN securing seed corn. otherwise
q large number Of good ears are
missed After the corn is h,IslIed many
ears will he found imperfect and
should be discarded. Only those ears
should he retained for curing for seed
that are of good form. Seed corn
should he nut into the proper place for
curing the same day that It Is taken
from the field.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27

rest IL the atmosphere *; where
they are placed this for the reason
that that pressure Of light from the
sun exactly cvercomes the forces of
gravitatiun. To make the lead Lifts
srialler. however. the scientist says
that the siinli"h: selves them ana hurts
them into spa e.-Chirago Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
IT'S THE WORLDS BEST

No che has ever made save,
ointment or hahn 20 c1r'pa~e vi j.
Bucklen's Arnica Save. It's the one
perfect hcl e. Cf Gu :. Con- a, ga ..--
Bruises. SCres, Scalds. Boils, Ulcers,
eczema salt REeum. For Sore fl IS,
Cold Sores. Cuarpod / lnds 81 81 aims
it's supreme. laf1lli5!e for ri'es.
Only 25c at A. V. SLci.ey's %
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27


be avoided with a
the simple device c"r
shown in liuStra !, 81: 1870 ..: a:as
ton, which may be a
made with Il piece "a
OF wire and pair of rinchrrS in Il
few moments. The wire L. beat 1T the
center into Il spring coil. as shown ~
b. The one end is then bent into -
coil to furnish hold for til" fingers
while adjusting the device to the
tail above the brush. The opposite
end is bent into Il loop. as shown at II.
through which Il string is tied. and the
opposite end fastened to til" stall.
away from the mixer. This is easily
AMI quickly placed and as easily re-
leased when through milking. The
COW cannot strike the mixer with her
tail. thus throwing into the milk much
filth and germs. so from Il point OF
cleanliness as well as comfort it Is of
value. Iowa Homestead.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
AUTUMN CREED
FOR FARMERS.

! believe in he suaaower and
roldenrod. believe IN the broad
fields Of rpcned clover. believe
in the grapes hanging purple be-
meath the broad Iea.ed vines, in the
rich red plums and the peaches
tender blush. believe in the roar
Of the corn binder, in the ripening
corn and in the feds heavy studded
with the shocks. believe in cut
ting corn until sure there is enough
and then cutting for another hall
day. | believe in the ihrasher. |
believe in the dark fields, fall plow-
ed for another seasons cropping, |
believe in autumn. Iowa Home
stead.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27

All the news that's worth while is
Sound 10 rho 'isrel'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
How many farmers know eSac.
name and variety Of Tie corn they
are growing?


The annoyance and discomfort Of
having til" COW switch her tail ANA
literally bespatt2r {, >ur face with mud
and 9th during the milking time can
IN ,yni.IoI >.;.',
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
HAYES & II. " ES
B A N X r Z 8.


Capital and snrrlns. 1926 0Gn
Transact a general banking business
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC tx
CHANGE bought and sold Taxes
paid for non-residen's ALWAYS read
to discount good Mill naner
Office horrs-9 A. VI. 70 2 p N
Open to s D. m. SATURDAY. evening
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27

be avoided vita
the simple device
shown in il,uStra-
ton, which may be
rnoGp with a pipf.n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-06

Die kitiaIifhsn gurfhen ertpiirstsn
bic 5rcu, fhnitten ibr Den 2eib auf,
nabmen ibr bas Sers beruus uno
Idnittsn ss in Stiit.. Die 8enbdrs
merle perhdfste bic M0rber uno Iie>
ferte iie Der Staatsanpoltihdft elm.
Sic oeitQrben ibre Sb1terI6dft, bod
pertkioisten lie iid nit 5ruuten1eit.
SubpoIforfder 5uriidg g {.
tebrt.
Rousn, 5rantreid, 5. SUM. -
Der 9ampfer rpourquoi pas" nit ben
WdtqIiebern Ser GbareoPf6en Siibs
pol Expedition an 8pro, traf am
Spnntag bier Elm unb ben Jprf6ern
tpurbs Elm entbufiaitHder Willtomm
besritst. Sm Ramsn Der Rssierun9
mar @bmiral 5ournier susegen, Der
isbsm Nitelieb Der Grpsbition ELM.
GhrenmeoaiQe iiberreid1te.
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SdtHsxabrihtea.

Isp gort, 3. SUM. Ding: Gin
cinnoti" BON 5omburs, Baltic" Dor
2iperpooI, rGuIif" bon 8Iosgop, r0u'
ca Oi genepa" non 9eRua.
6ol1bsab. anset.: nGepric'
BON gtsp gort, mad 2ioerppoI.
2ipsrppoI. Qnsst.: rgarma'
MIA" BON Nep OOrt, ~pomeranian"
BON 2onoOn. ab9eg.: n2ots erie" mad
2onoon.
Baltimore. Qnget.: ,gosnia"
bon 9Qmburg.
WtopiIle. glngei.: nGoIumbia"
bon Refp gort, nud 9lasgotp.
SOutbampton. 2tnest.; st
Yaul" BON Rep Dort.
2ueeRsto topn. Ibgss.: Gel
tic" nod glep Yort; rGomponid" mad
Rsp Wort.
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pa III lit o n.

SamiItou anseis.n, Gofai.Rsti5n
HnS 3enisfcitsn EnS ab5ussben G6s
Der 4. nnb Charles Struks. Inner
assrt fir SamiIton mObut Np. 301
Rpro Trpnt CTR. SslsslOn (Sum.)
30. 37S 9. SslepbOn uuieres abrre.
Iprnoerten. SDue go. 626, o
- 6srbert GItins, ppn bier, tpurot
ouf bic NntIage oes Sumanitdts Be
amtsu YerigaH in Gonnsrspiu,, Sno.,
Dsrbdftet, lpeiI CT feline bier auidfigt
5amiIis OernahIdifigte. Der Ser
hdftete tpiro beute gum 8erbor por
MapOr ROtbpsu nan 5amiItpH &C.
braht.
- SaroIo gDnitsiHer, Der Is Sabre
oIte Sobn Der TamiIis 9puItsiusr BON
MibbIetopn, 1T ON Samitos Rads
mittag feinsn GItsru bur6gsbruuut
uno Die bieIigs qpIt5ei puroe eriu6t,
ouf ben Sungen gu fabnoen.
- Die 70 Sabre alte Grau Sarat
Sane Striter, Satin BON George
Strider, bon Ro. 726 Suo s. Gtras
&c, ftarb gsitsrn Morgen sur fruben
Stunbe an ShDd6s. sic pobnts
friiber in 6arrtfon, 8, uro Isbts isit
1884 in 9amiIton. sic bintsrIdbt
aubsr benz 8attsn bier Sobns, stpei
S06tsr, 80 gnteI unb l urenteI.
- 9. 8. gIantenIbip ftie9 oorI.bte
Ra6t in Der Rdbe bon CbIingers8ors
ten in cine Gar, um na6 6amiIton su
fabren, ssristb nit sinem gaTagier in
stnsnWortipe9IeI unb bebrobte 8eoras
Ring nit einsm 9ai6enmsTer. gr
rpuroe BEL ieiner Nntunft bier Der 9oz
li3si ausgeliefsrt unb mub Tih beute
WIorgen Dor Dem Wopor Rotbtp.Q duf
Die QntIdge Der Truntenbeit uHo Griez
oensbruhs beruntpprten.
- Gin 9struntsner, tpeI6sr ieinen
Ramen als Sohn Sepaite oneob, srs
i6isn porlssts Raht in osrDirtbihaft
bon Gbarlss SQfertspsn obne 5ut unb
nit bIutigsm 8eIidt. Gr puroe BON
Der poIi3ei oeholt unb ersdblte, bdB er
bon flint Tarbigsn iibtrfaqen tpurbe.
Die PoIi3ei qIaubt, bab Der Monn in
Der 8struntsnbeit bos GIeiaoetpift
perlor uno auf bds 8siift fisl. gr
purbe CUR Grholuns i'm Stotionss
haus eingeiperrt.
- 5rau 9enrl gtoot eripirtte in Der
poIi5eiitation einen 9erbaftsbefsbl ges
gen ibren 9otten Goparb Root, tpelz
den iie bss 5ri.Densbruas, Der Sruns
t.nhsit uno moIi3iOisr 3sritDrung Der
WaObel antIagte.
Gs tpurbe irrtbiimli6er DeiFe
bsri4tst, baB bas 2 Sabre oIte S0bnz
den BON Wm. Sooten BON Der Sub 8.
Ctr. oura ben GenuB pon bergiftetem
TIsiid, peldes fir !Sunbs beitimmt
mar. pergiftet fpurbe. 9os stinb
bieb 5tIba S6oLIsr unb ipor bas 2
sSabre ulte 9ohterhsn Der Wittpe
CLARA S6oQer bon 228 Geoar Qp..,
ipeI4es am lsgten 9onnsritog Wlor.
gen itarb.
Sobn Stablbsber, fpeI6er unter
Der antIage itsbt, Die albe ieinssgruz
bers Jacob Stablbsber persift.t su
baben, fpirb beute auf sinen Berboftss
befsbl bes SumanitGtsbeamten gerie
gan gum @srhDr b.m Mopor Rotbpea
porgefiibrt tperoen.
-peter Worner, Der betdnnie @ros
Ger BON Der SIb 8. Gtrabe unb Wople
Ipe, ipiro lett Oonneritag BON ieiner
Satin DsrmiBt. ylorner ift onssbIi6
in Shulosn uno fling borIeBts Wohe
oamit on, Die @aaren in feiner 9ro<
cerp, Inn bas Gef4dft auf3ugeben, su
oertaufen. Die DimesSapinas .gant
reidte einealdge bon $1,000 unb aiinz
Oisuns elmer 5npotbet i'm 0eridt Elm
ano bieie S4ulb bat 6errn Worner
. r.
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ND0N-saRse-BREm
begsim&htst GAaeabsMSfer tsesu Gtsufse.
garsasrinsssim Seeiiis". ,,aaifer li0dm Ses
6Hstfe~, ,,aysayrtns ghb<im", .aslfsr 9siihsin
her @rste"
mesefmasiae pessampfsrfatrt ieses Tssssss
mif Hfnen 1eypainranbensIamyferu
1900 1onnenpebalf. 700 Sas lang, 20 b4fs brsif.
zs@.,sns.ss' @sfstnis.sns, .;yTt.. Hrtssr,a sstt.
be-. ~orrstsnA, .vrincss hftr". .carssrsfaa.
Bremen,
ReaeIm9tise Rstbsmpier fsssH rsmnsraas
sH1ftn swsafn", essssw".
E1tttsImeer Edhr::
GI0HAlJAn-NEApFt-
.,Sstiia" frsu) ,SnrtarpHa@ ,,asniasu psul
fs", -asnis Msert-.. -Sstnssfta 3rsss-,
.,Hs6ar"
ScrsneI 9irrinffna IN enitisn rnb snt'6snbed
nnabthneiet zcitren nm bic Besi
.xfnnsitrs Gese@ enihe sber bic aaHse Raela
OGlAfCHS CO.. grosasssy. NJ
&euernbeIaenten
daeTgfeH fiir 9inrtHnnft:
@trrzor Naftcnni Bnns, c.rft Rrsionof wurf
Z nas msInui snabe Nsftern German eani:
Ct: Eifft1hire 9aailonaf sans: 9rie5ton Or.
nan Bard. Carlton Hrh Gole1atn aSHA.
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Muslan0= Selegrapb

Gin srauenbafter Morb.
gubapeft, 5. SuHi.-Sm Walo.
Bel 6aDosme5o besingen apsi 18jdbe
riae guri9en, Sobann S5mstanta unb
SDbann Gang, an Der 70idbrisen Wa.
rx 9abtsS siHsH srsu<nbaftsn Mprs.
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IS 9iebt aeuts, Die baben sinen 10
nnperf6dmten arebit i'm 9siitt, bab
man fit Don ibnsI bssounsrn IaiIen
mubl
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etb. Wtrt q,
uriaha,iissts Gatiiu BIS otrhOrbtn,n Nebsti 6ilt
brtSt, In tbrsm 7s. etbtHsabrt 1tt Bttreigunt
iiHott ha;i ben btr Gcbupns bes Dtrrn =. o
8admsisr, Re. Up CE 8Oatlt Ctr, Wt. Mubura
aus ON Ta0utaa. nsH 8. aaut, um 2 llbr 9ahm-
GrsuHes fab einselae<n. 5.6s
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ueh. * q II,

Qeh. y H.
eeIiebie Satin bon Charles auitieI, IN, alier
bon % Jdtren GrnnGien uHo 2 Ingen. @s.
eroieune an, aioHtog, ben 6. -JHrt, nm 80
9otb ctr, aus. ssrennbe eineeiaoen. 4--o'
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Maria Rotbtrins Shroth,

i'm alitr bon 81 sabren, 8 Wonaien nHb goctn.
Die Seerbienne finbet ttnt ont Itsitftaa. oeii
q. SUM pannlitines. BON lrnnerbonie aus.
fpotulf mn 2 iltr cine 9rnnerteterltnfetf In Der
@b 9rot. ct. SobarnessRrthe an Der Gin itno
IL. StraBa abqebaIten miro fpc5n Bfriranbie
nno 'Srennoe obne fpfitcre Roii5 bptlitit eiIis
eeIaben Iiiib bon
81 Ten trausruotn Sinftrbtiebensn.
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3 u q Of GmsiRe. Sm1ns .fyeebsrs. unb
tr66tiss e4metns fsnS Ist6 m ben ilnioE
$tse Eesss ~ asssns Utst. 0esst p9gns
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NIA BtFfIuNI UtH y. sIH"I A1FVs
fjfurD q. finks,

in fsiutm s2 QsbtHsiatu. 5raatrfsin in bu
BobHunp, R0. l543 Sa5mjgtr Stress. Wentae
ben q. 9nnt Ra6miiio;s 2 utr, mosu GtsuEbs
ttHa,lastH fab. StsreteunQ sJiUat. Sc
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Go0eS-AnseiSe,l.

Siorb am Samitao, ben A. Suni 1910. 8pruit.oss
um nar, IN ibrer Nobuuue, Rc. 2l7 giaoiae
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Do Il Now.

If you are one of those people who
keep putting off doing little tasks
about the house until they are piled
up mountain high, try the following
pan:
Get notebook and write down in it
4 list of al the various things you
nave been meaning 10 do. but never
nave time to-such as sending off a
recipe to friend. returning the song
you borrowed or mending the hole in
HE curtains. When the list is COM
pleted set aside the first afternoon or
evening you can possibly spare and
work off US many as you can. AS soon
as you have finished one score it off
with IA pencil and you will be sur
prised to find what a pleasant sensa-
;ion it is to see the list growing
smaller
Very likely you will clear the things
If so quickly that you will be looking
round for other things TO do.
OF course some people have taught
themselves to do things just the mo-
ment they are noticed or as soon after
as they can possibly manage it and
don't need reminders. but the notebook
will help those who have not acquired
the do it no y" habit.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-08-26
THE NEW CRIB.

The up to date mother. you say.
doesn't approve of erits-she thinks
the motion of rocking upsetting to the
little ones nervous system? Well. the
crib hasn't gone out of commission
vet. even if she does not approve of
this form of bed. and the latest in
vention in cribs is mighty apt to win
over the most stubborn anti-cribite
1t is the most hygienic thing SO far
made in this line. The framework is
of iron painted white. The sleeping
quarter is suspended from the frame
work and made of strong white duck
canvas. At will this crib may be
turned into walking chair or a chair
in which baby may safely sit sur.
rounded with toys while mother works
or reads The price of the crib is only
"a 70