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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21
Serial No. 0S593

NollCE TUX 1OblAlCAl1ON.
Department of the Interior United States
Land Office. Waterville, Wash. Mar.
%. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Blaz Du
SEX, whose postoffice address is Anglin,
Wash, did on the II day of June. 1910,
file in this office Sworn statement and
Application, No. os59s; to purchase the
range eSE. w. NJ, and the timber there.
on, under the provisions of the act of
June 3, 1878 and acts amendatory known
as the Timber and Stone Law" at such
value as might be fixed by appraisement,
and that, pursuant to such application,
the land and timber thereon have been
appraised at $4,000, the timber estima-
ted so NJ board feet at $1.00 per NJ, and
the land $4,000: that said applicant will
offer final proof in support of his appli
cation and sworn statement on the 3rd
day of June, 1911. before Fred. J. Fine,
U. S. Commissioner at Oroville, Washing
ton.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or initiate a
contest at any time before patent is
sues, by filing corroborated affidavit in
this office. alleging fact which defeat the
entry. w. F. HAYNES.
RoyStQr
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CO-OWNER NOTICE
10 Hans Finsen. James Einsan
ry FinSen sr Hisei, ana Hen

ry Finsen, ST. 'eh' ana Hen
s,,n lou, or your heirs. representative. or
that we SIN IN interest are hereby notified
in labor a Iaye expended the sum of SiO0
ino ana improvements on the follow
Dug pa named quartz mining claim viz NV =
M dS master, situated in the Similka,nannn e
ngtn1g District, Okanogan countv VISA
portion t Of the the year 1910 that Your pro-
ana you are further notified thar otN - IVo
this n nneiSy days after the ,,.lIirttiSn OF
your S h 1n6e you fail or rsfl,e to Contribute
ture. tor paiH proportion of such expend-
v Viii hnt, your interests in said Claim
s Malr become the property of the e'u under
utes in s suce the the provisions of the stat
cases IN made and provided.
a., Dated ted January l9, 1sii f1'Ciioil~ H.
u oation no. Jan. 27. 1911 Last pub
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~ the arrival Of a ten pound boy in each
tousehold
Mr.. Harry Russell was instrumental in
ringing in several new families recently
who expect to take ranches and settle
permanently in this neighborhocd.
It is rumored that Mr.. Russell is 10
start a saw mill soon. The saw mill bust
ness is a very lucrative line in this coun-
try. NJ. I.
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BARGAINS.
MIND YOUR EYE.

DR.. Vinton, the well-known OPTIC
metrist, of Spokane, will be here on
his regular visit Saturday, April ~.
If your eyes need attention wait for
him. The King Co., Of which ne Is
secretary and treasurer. is the oloest
established optical firm in the state.
You are taking no chances in having
YOUR eyes looked after by them.
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49, -
ESTRAY SAb'
Notice is hereby given ~

{ Notice is hereby given WI
i5rook on the 18th DAY a. h
took up and now keeps +
imiles northwest OF HunMu, ssh
southwest of Anslin, 49, ,.ssr
i.ng estray COW. age : "a s' a
land has horns, BRANDED I
| Said estray will be y. ~" ID
bidder for cash az tnv rday
above specified. on sa so,'r
of April, 1911, at the i NV %,
the afternoon of said ua s.sl n
er thereof, or his issSs ID
shall appear, prior to tn ~ cts
out his title and pay s,,by
said estray. Sale maze 81 III Ii
ions section >, chapter III, Il, 1
Date of first pupi'ca'"
April 7. 1911. J. D. II,
Auditor of okada%s' ~
Registered February ~ 10
that may be expee'e'
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MEN WANTED.

Ten steady ablebodied men can find
immediate and steady employment b.,
applying to the main camp of the Okla.
hogan Irrigation and improvement
company, on the Bierwagon ranch,
on Whitestone fiat. Wages, $50 pei
month and board. Men must furnish
their own blankets. Application should
he made to the undersigned in person.
|. |. INMAN.
Superintendent of construction.
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Congress is in extra session and the
proceedings promise to be full of sensa
ton. In the house the democrats have
strong working majority and a number
of allies in the persons of the insurgents.
The senate is still, republican, bat the
margin is not great. Several senators
are insurgent. and as the ordinary IN
sInl ent is only IA democrat in dsg Lise
they may he expected to Inc up with
the democrats on questions of public
p,tirV
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LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN

One two-year-old Jersey heifer. light
colored for Jersey: ends of horns cut
off. Had on small, round hell when
she got away Reward for Informs
tiOn leading to recovery.
FRANK EICHOLTZ,
Orovills, Wash.
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RANCH FOR RENT.

80 acres of valley land, 31a miles
south of Oroville. Windmill on the
place. and water piped to the house.
House. barn and all under fence. For
terms apply at this office.
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LIST YOUR RANCHES

With the Osoyoos company if you de.
sire quick sale. We maintain an of.
flee in Spokane to send eastern home.
seekers to the Okanogan country. f.
A. De Vos, Sec, one door north First
National bank, OrOville.
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FRUIT TREES.

For sale. A large number of Spitzen.
burg, StSmen Winessps and Johna.
than one year old trees at low prices,
at the Southworth place. or address
JOHN f.. PETERSON,
Box q OrOville, Wash.
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INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD

This is the time of year to give your
stock international Stock Food. We
have on hand complete stock of all
kinds. BEALE & PAYNE.
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FOR RENT.

Three room house and four lots
which may lie used for garden. In
quire Of JAS. TRUE.
South part OF town.
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FOR SALE.

Two best acre tracts near town.
Owners want larger place.
THE OSOYOOS CO..
+. A. DE VOS, Sec, Oroville, Wash.
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Serial No. O4595 Contest No. 7O1
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior United
States Land Office, Waterville Wash,

Serial No. O4595 Contest No. 7O1
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office Waterville, Wash,
March 20, 1911.
filed in this office by Frank NJ Beeman.
contestant, against homestead entry No.
11242. serial No 04595. made September
T. 1907 for southwest quarter, section II,
ridian. by Gus II. Scott, contestee, in WI "a
it is alleged that said Scott has ntrer
established residence on the land; that he
has never GUILTY. lted or improved the land
said parties are hereby notified to appear
respond. and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock M, on May 3,
States commissioner. at his office In
Ioomis. Wash. and that final hearing will
be held at 10 O'Clock a. m. on May &c.
1911, before the register and receiver at
the United States Land ONCE in Water
VILE Wash.
The said contestant having. in a proper
affidavit, filed March Is, 1911, set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service of this notice can not be
made, it is hereby ordered and directed
hat such notice be given by due and prop
w. F. HAYNES Register.
Record address of Entryman-Oroville,
Wash.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that a special
election will be held in the town of Oro-
vile, Okanogan county Washington, on
the 9Th day of May, 1911, for the purpose
of ratifying and funding the contracted
indebted ness of the said town, and for
the purpose of authorizing the extension
along Fourth street from Sutton street to
State street The polls will be open at the
town hall building in said town on said
day from s O'Clock in the forenoon until s
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Town Clerk of the Town of Oroville
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YOU CAN SHIP

A 10 gallon can of cream from Nelson,
Circle or Nighthawk for ~ cents, the
empty can goes back free. We won't
fool you by not sending the can back
in time. You will find your can at the
depot when you bring your cream.
OROVILLE CREAMERY.
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FOR SALE.

A ranch of 100 acres on Palmer
mountain, close to Oroville; a bargain:
$500. Inquire of
DELL HART,
OrOville, Wash.
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WANTED 100 CHICKENS
Per month at the Hotel RadbOurn
We now pay II cents per pound.
FOUND.

A purse containing sum of money
Owner can have the same by apply
ing to j. Friis, proving property, an(
paving for this notice.
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STOCK RANCH.

Three quarter sections all fenced;
hose: outbuildings: bearing orchard !:
soft spring water piped to house: good
open range adjacent: beautiful loca.
ton: S2l an acre, half cash. Osoyoos
Co., +. A. De Vos, sec. OrOville. Wash
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FOR SALE:

Forty acres irrigable land, close to
Oroville. Cheap. Easy terms. In
quire at this office.
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FOR SALE.

A violin. guitar, 4 single bed stead,
Office
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TAXIDERNlISTS.

Mooney Bros, the CheSaw taxider-
mists, guarantee their work against
moth and insect damage, and mount
all specimens true to life. Write for
prices.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

At bargain, three-roOm house,
furnished. within a block of the school
house Inquire at this Office 8
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ATTENTION FARMERS.

Farmers who are going into dairy
ing please order hand seperatOrs early
so as to have them when needed
Terms given.
OROVILLE CREAMERY.
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Mention has been made OF the presence
81 H. II. Granger. of Davenport in Oio-
vile. and the hint ventIred that in all
probability his appearance here would re-
sui in some person, parting with Il larS"
slice of real estate That event promises
IL transpre. Mr.. Granger has been in
close consulta ton With w. II. Mcdaniel.
of LOOMS. and deal has been almost
consumated by which MI. Mcdaniel trans
fers to Mr.. Changer and his associates the
old Wellington place. on the OkanoGan
river. II few miles south Of Orovile con
ssting of 800 acres. The parties inter
ested nj the deal on both sides do not
want much said about it until the papers
are signed up, hence this modest notice
of the prospective deal. which. if closed
will be one of the most important made
in this county so far this year. 1t is
abusing no confidence to add that should
final understanding be reached it will
be advantageous to both parties. and
prove g great benefit to this part of the
valley Immediately tributary to Orovile
The ranch is very desirable piece of
property. and il Mr.. Granger secures it
he will make extensive improveme ts
putting it under water with the aim of
selling it off in small tracts.
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PIANO FOR SALE.

A practically new piano. from the
Filler piano house. Spokane. Price
only 5000. Inquire at this Office.
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SHINGLES ! SHINGLES.
Call on DR.. Beale for extra clear
shingles.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

Wednesday afternoon Frank. the ten
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cos
tischa. suddenly dropped dead at the
ranch a few miles northeast of Oroville.
The family lives in the south part Of
town. and some of the members are fire.
quently uav ling between town and The
ranch Some IF them were up there
Wednesday, and WREN they started home
the lad attempted to climb into the wa
gon when he fell back dead DEATH is at
tributed to heart disease. with which the
boy has been afflicted several years. The
deceased is spoken OF by his playmates
as a bright. cheerful lovable, little fellow,
and his sudden death is deeply deplored.
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Box %
The evening world., 1911-11-02
- CHARLES

A WOMAN. of course. las the privilege of changing her MIND. ut when she
~ 10 ok enough to now what she is doing with another womans husband
: amd thenc causes he shocked gentleman to drop dead by telng him hat she
only thought shel loved him and hat sie Is going TO marry inc object of her
rSal anecuons. she can hardly he regarded as n sympathetic heroine
10 make matters more confusing IN George rc,dhursts latest play. The
trce" at the Hudson Theatre last night, the heroine felt called upo to sing
Love Comes but once afer she had experienced her second attack II
sounded Just a bit funny. She seemed bound to get things mixed. II she had
been . nght-hcaded, vacnaung creature II would av been easier 10 understand
her. hut Miss Helen Ware made Ethel Toscan1 as jrect as II s1edge-hammer.
NE dealt tho blow that killed o n her decpygrieved over with such force that
Doctor had warned her that III sudden shock might be the death of him.
There s n % sublety In Miss Wares methods, nor in those or TIN author Tor
mat matter Etheis relations with tho arhst to whom she had oeen more than
q secretary had to be explained laboriousy by a friendly old professor who
became an awful bore. lie explained everything but Ethers ZACH Of personal
charp. How she managed to fascinate the artist. ad then tho doctor remained
a nLstery. Of the " men the artist vas the more intercsung la there was
n hope Tor i'm. II Ethel hadn't spoken hose nal words IN poor chap would
probably have been talked - death by his wife She vas a god housekecper,
but q bette: thkcr
Miss Jessie Ralph. a~the artists wife in the first act IN his widow after
ward. LETT 10 doubt that she could keep house ever II se couldn't keep still.
he wen through the studio like n luna acuum cleane and looked Ike May
Irwin OF washday. She rolled up her sleeves ant ave hr husband to under
secretary could walk on With her lob Mrs Dole wasn't a pleasant person to
The evening world., 1911-11-02

had taken refuge In the kitchen with my
old servant. Joe Seack. n the maid.
In his shirt sleeves. persplr!ng profusely
over the range he was helping In the
preparations for dinner. Besides. II was
a part he liked to play. n no one
better understood how to bro!l the mush-
rooms he had gathered that afternoon In
the woods. ] had vainly urged him to
appear In suitable dress. and with more
dignity. but he would not hear OF 1t.
JUNO bowed to us as to strangers.
Nine. Grenet rushed to the kitchen to
tell NJ. Marathon OF this first occurrence.
but ] must say that. oil returning. bring
Ing the ex-Judge almost by force. she
had completely changed.
Usually 50 calm, she was evidently ex-
cited. And II was impossible for me TO
ask, In the presence of the whole COM
pany. the cause of this agitation. I
busted myself in seating my guests.
suddenly Maitre Julnot. raising his
fork toward the opening In the ceiling.
! said abruptly 80 1t was here, william
| Eady. that you murdered your wife and
her accomplice?"
! did not know what reply 70 make to
this speech of the mailman.
Nine. Grenet answered for me.
The evening world., 1911-11-02
THE oAoVGrrts WILL STRIKE
rtRRoR INTO TIE HEARTS or
the pUotic WHEN THEY pARAoe
UN0eP TIE PROPOSED
SYSTEM BABies WILL
eNIeR TIE COlteOeS

my right hand to help myself when I
felt Nine. Grenet's hand laid on my lef,
arm. II was like n forceps. almost
crushing the bones. There WAS In the
pressure OF her clcnched hand an i'm
perative order which suddenly threw
me into suspense. paralyzed me.
And I heard her say carelessly TO the
servant, over her shoulder:
mo. thank you"
I saw NJ. Marathon. pale. CHASTITY,
fairly green, with swift. Jerky move
ments. MI his plate with his favorite
food. to which no ou- else. except
Maitre Juinot. did honor.
Nine. Grenet had loosened her hold,
and l heard her. stlii more distinctly.
utter n second sigh OF relief,
ITO you, Mr.. Ellys.' aid Maitrc
Juino,, II am going to relate this amaz-
Ing drama \ lawyer. rich and highly
esteemed. I became the victim OF my
devotion to my profession. mao q
| client. a singular client. a little Ike
William Eady, the Stranger. our worthy
acquitted prisoner. Hc was not called
william Eady, but the nanie has moth
Ing to do with the matter. l had In my
service a woman stiil more peculiar. .
society woman
The Coroner and the clergyman botn
looked at me a little a~nxiously. They
nut their foreHngers on their foreheada
as II 20 say:
why. our guest Is crazy"
At that instant Maitre Juinot stopped
short In his speech.
Rising mechanically from his chair.
into which he instantly dropped back In
A heap, he began TO cry out with PAIN.
holding his sides:
oh, oh! Ill ami n
what Ia the natter" asked Ellys
and Craggs, his next two %nelghbors. at
the same moment.
Then. his face congested. MS eyes
wild, Maitre Julnot cried:
II am ~poisoned!"
The whole mpan had instinctIvely
turned toward NJ. Marathon.
And every one could see W.. Mara
thon. who had not left a drop or the
sauce In his plate. fall In his turn on
tho cloth, collapse without n useless
word, his face already purple and his
eyes CLASSY.
with a bound we we're all four on
our feet.
"a doctor" yelled the Coroner.
Quick, the Malington doctor"
"a doctor." repeated. as IL dazed.
Joe Scack had come In at our cries.
Make haste cried the clergyman.
run TO Malington."
Nine. Grenet and ] had lifted NJ.
Marathon and carried him into the
drawing-room.
lie was already an me RI mass
But the other victim of this i'm
proviscd dlhner was not In the same
state OF p~rostration. Whether he had
eaten fewer mushrooms than NJ. Mara
thon or whe Their his stronger consti-
tuition better resisted the destroying
The evening world., 1911-11-02

U'1s 60. fThe New York World.
pun It out and no hldeous nets to bind
1t In, p
Wash tire hair nj least once every two
weeks With a liquid soap or good sham
poo. Brush II every night. making tho
strokes vigorous. so that they cniiven
circulation at the roots.
II possible. give the hair a sunbath
once a week. Shaking II out constantly
80 that all parts Of the scalo are sx-
posed TO the warm rays.
II you want to curl your hair. don't
US. irons. There are a hundred direr.
ent brands OF "wavcrs'' on the market
that are not Injurious. Artificial heat
IL.
Last Of all. don't 20 to bed with your
head fun OF %hairpins. The pressure on
them during the night Injuries the
scalp and breaks the hair. Braid the
hair loosely.
TN dressing ~ hair . don't forget
that the ~''hcad-on' front view you
get Of yourself In the mirror IL not
the only view to consider. There are
Just as many people who SEQ tho pro-
file. the ~three-quarters and rear visws
OF your head.
Take a handglass and study the dif-
ferent effects. You may discover that
what has been very satisfactory from
the front Is horribly ugly from ths
side. &c.
1t Is a womAn's duty. as well a. her
right. to make herself a. attractive ~
possible. N tho way you drcss your
hair II. I think. the most important
factor In your claim to good looks.
SO make a study Of II. Don't rush In
pell nell and nx your hair the way
every other woman 10 fixing hers!
Have your head>dress suit YOUR sty1s.
There are only W things to remom-
Der. Keep tho hair close to the head
and have II natural" looking. Thoss
are the principal elements In the modish
coiffure Of to-day.
The evening world., 1911-11-02

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTRUMENTS.
William Eady meets NJ. and Nine. Gfenet at a
small hotel In Paris in the Ele Marboeuf. Eady
finds NJ. Grenct hanging ifele~ from the ceiling.
\ g%a-rulOIs magistrate named Marathon conducts
the Investigation, ut which Eady Is defended by
ing Jealous Of Endy. draws a revolver In 4 sudden
~ Of madness, and fires at him. The shot kill
Nine. JuiDot. Eady and Mime. Grenct cscape "a
Antwerp with Marathon. who has also become q
fugitive. There they meet Zimmerman" q mys
%tericis blacksuard known to the police as p,
Es /. .,asts ;or ana r,y iaS M v,S,,o "'h N. ,, an M
law he learns that his wife is seeking q divorce
Also that she expects to marry n former admirer
John Please. Eady goes 70 his home, unobsersed
and through q hole in the floor OF az. upper room
witnesses the suicide Of his wife and Please
Marathon and Mime. Grrnct have followed him Il
England and become his e,,ests. Nine. Creme,
s'r tests that he marry her. Just then wore
comes that Juinot is about to call on Eajy.
The evening world., 1911-11-02
Blossoms

0UT Of the light comes the morninU
- Out OF the mold springs ~
flower:
Out Of the past fles the present;
out OF the cloud falls the shower.
OF our EFFORT, achievement:
Out OF the thought grows the act:
Out OF our failure, success:
Out of the error. ths fact. Z
Out OF the passions. the lover:
Out of our need. the desire:
Out Of our pain. our compassion:
Out of the lower. the higher;
Out of experience. knowledge:
Out of reflection. the soul;
Out of the soul. aspiration.
And God Is the source of the whoA
-ChautauQuan,
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thing after another to curghten the doctor nd the drew on her imagination
to settle the cae. Ethel finally confessed 10 everything without knowing she
had been ticked until In consulted the diary. by tisu time her husband had
torn himself away from her cinglns arms she "a preparing to take a
DOSE II hi poison, bt maid snitched the bottle N comforted her
with the prediction that her husband would ccm baek, For after all. argued
he maid, who had had domestic troubles of her own, the doctor willing to
overlook everything except his patients death, and Ethel hadn't really been
guilty of that
Miss Ware gave herself p to the violent emotion OF this scene completely
and effectively. She won the night at almost exactly the eleventh hour. Ter
gasps M sbs were rather ovcrdone rat hr. lastw work as by far r best
Warner GLAND a aily good as the artist Harrison Hunter made the doctor
sun and unYldng-but hen Doctors aren't romantic figures AT best a youth
n had the cocaine habit "a evidently AN afteTtholght IL not a happy me.
" III author For he wasn't dDwn on the programme.
with It's unpleasant collection Of characters the play a unsympatheuc.
though fearful There were "A number OF funny lines characteristic Of Broad
hurst b ut they were usually dragged in by the servants. Ever the author him
self must agree hat Tho Price falls far below Bought n Paid For"
The evening world., 1911-11-02
els a F,ienJ.

els a FSienJ.
A MAN who signs his letter "E.
n r." writes:
For the past few months /
have been calling quite steadily upon a
girl. Last night her mother spoke ia
me and practically asked my intentions,
As ] am not in love with the girl, what
shall | do?'
II you do not rare for the girl serl-
ously It would be better for you to
cease your attentions to her altogether.
inasmuch as her mother is so strict.
The evening world., 1911-11-02

1t Isn't Smart now to carry around
on your shoulders a gem OF landscape
sardening-everything Is natural" No
more heavy. lustrous braids that came
originally from the head OF a Breton
maid. no more dangly curls and nc
more matted looking puns.
-ur .,,u, ~. ,.,, o.. ~,
49,. go, -, ,o,o rn., n.
i -. 800. -. ma.-.r,Ioa.,
o 81,
..I.. ,a,,
80 -"
-.
- 49, 80
49, - A..
-, " "
- . .,.,,.
=, ,o,. ,.,. .ho,,a y. -. ,rr.~u,.r n.
the perfectly symmetrical effect that Is
always 30 artificial looking.
II you have the oval face that artists
dream OF you can dress your hair In
almost any style.
The evening world., 1911-11-02
SCARED.

Frlend-Are YOU never frightened when
you make n flight?
AVIATOR had one good scare. Some
one told me the money they were put
ting up for the exhibition was counter
felt. Boston Record.