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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-08-31

teen McGinty brothers, husky Irish
lads, the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick McGinty of Grano, registered To-
day fer the Berthold lands. t&
Frank Linha is building large
steel elevator on his farm north Of
town two miles which he will use in
caring for his large crop. He has 200
acres of wheat that will average 90
bushels, he says, besides some other
crops. The Linhas are very prosper
Gus farmers.
VIII Marsh has returned from Ian
sing, Mich, where he visited rela-
tives. Will was kept pretty busy
while away from all reports. o..
Mrs. M. Fl. Mills AMI son Hills left
today for Iowa Falls, Ia, to visit un-
til Oct. 1. e.
Pearl Millions brother arrived from
Bangor, Maine, Wednesday evening
for visit. He was disappointed to
find that Pearl had left town.
While digging the ditch on South
Main street for the steam pipes for
the Consumers Power Co., workmen
yesterday unearthed the two large
rocks that were conspicuous in Minot
in the early days. When the streets
were graded years ago, the rocks were
buried to get them out of the way.
The power company, however, decided
to remove them, consequently, did
one blasting. The rocks weighed
several tons each. On one Of thom
the figure appeared in gaudy red
paint.
G. e. Dresher of Lordsburg, Cali
returned last week to spend two
months hooking after his farming In
terests at Surrey. He reports his
wife's health better since moving In
the west. He has a fine orange
ranch, the trees of which will soon be
bearing.
Quite heavy frost visited this Sec
ton Monday morning but fortunately
seemed to do but little damage to the
crops. In some places the frost was
not noticed at all. 1t is believed that
the flax was not harmed, tho some. Of
the corn fields were nipped. This
created a great demand for corn har-
vesters as many Of the farmers are
now in their corn fields. Over In Can
ada, the late grain was nearly all de-
stroyed by heavy frosts.
f.rs- 8E 3 ssSE (
Guy Putney from west of Sawyer
brot sample Of some fine .loostng
oats to the Independent office, taken
from his fifty acre field. the oats
stand to ones shoulders and should
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-08-31

average fifty or sixty bushels per acre.
DR.. Taylor and p. v. Mccoy arc
planning on leaving for Chicago Fri
day, where on Labor day they will soc
the great wrestling match between
Frank Gotch and Hackenschmidt.
These mon wrestled in Chicago few
years ago, Gotch winning the match
after two hours Of wrestling, but he
failed to throw the big fellow.
Mrs. Weagant and children have
returned from the Webster farm near
Des Laos, where they visited several
days.
Misses Marie Ostness and Mary
Scott have returned from visit to
the Pacific coast.
Ed Schullenberg of Stanley, deputy
bank examiner for the Bismarck dts
trict, was an over Sunday visitor in
Minot.
A petition circulated in the city
Monday asking that the city commits
soners vote themselves 5000 per an,
mum, was literally signed.
H. e. Smith returned to his home
at Joplin, Mont, having shipped his
threshing outfit there, where the crops
are excellent.
Geo. Evenson brot in sample of
field corn seven feet tall with fine
large ears.
J. E. Elsberry began Monday fill
ing his silo with shredded corn. The
silo holds 200 tons and he will cut
enough corn from Is acres to fill T..
He has corn 10 feet high and lots Of it
Besides he has 800 tons OF hay He
will have feed to sell. Mr.. Elsberry
says that this is great dairy coun-
try He believes that he has hit upon
the system whereby two acres will
keep one COW in feed the year round.
J. B. eastman Of FoAholm, has
ben here assisting the o.her notaries
in the work of registration.
Another rain last Saturday. At this
writing the weather has cleared and
warmed up good lsal, just the thing
for the late grain.
Earl Stredwick of Logan was in
town recently with load of alfalfa,
which brot him $12. 50. It is believed
that this was the first load of alfalfa
ever marketed here, but it will not be
the last. MIR. Stredwick says that al.
falfa in this country to do it's best
must be stirred up well occasionally
W. N. Benson OF Sawyer, returned
from 1yNr P7arlhaam. Ia, where he attended
the golden wedding of his parentsss
His father, Jasper Benson is II years
of age and has long been q resident
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No Expense

The Union National
Bank furnishes you with
all necessary supplies for
your check account. There
is no expense connected
with it. You bring your
money here for deposit, we
give you a bank book in
which the deposits are re-
corded. also a neat leather
covered check book that
fits nicely into your pocket
Your business. passing
through our hands, re-
ceives our personal atten-
ton, and is held in the
strictest confidence.
All this is a distinct
advantage to you, and is
but one of the benefits de-
rived from an account with
this bank. Our patrons
are entitled to the per-
!! feet service rendered in
every department.
You need not feel that
it is necessary to make a
large deposit to open an
account. Many of our de.
positors started with a
small account. The pay
hy.check plan has enabled
them to increase their bank
accounts, and you can, no
doubt, do the same.
If you care to call at the
bank we shall be pleased
to explain the many other
little services to which our
patrons are entitled.
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of Iowa
The Lyceum announces that on
Monday, Sept. 4, the fall and winter
vaudeville season will open. The best
of attrauions have been secured.
This is the last week of the summer
rates.
The Offices Of the Security Insur-
ance Agency were moved today to
rooms over the Scandinavian Amer.
lean bank, from the Leland hote!
block.
Elder D., L. Miller, one Of the pill
lars Of the Brethren church, will de-
liver a lecture at the Brethren church
Monday evening, at Surrey. Elder
Miller has travelled twice around the
world and across the big pond half q
dozen times. His lecture will be
worth hearing.
A. Walton farmer living south Of
Glenburn, was in Minot one day last
week. He has a fair crop, but hest
of all, he is milking nine cows that
bring him in nice check each month.
l.. A.. Tryon, a Sawyer farmer, Wis
tied the Independent office Friday.
He reports hundreds of acres of fine
corn @in"his Vicinity a1fgBrftton Bros
have 1f6 acres which may mature.
VIM. Black, who, IL asss sWhftea faft9h.
erMas ever branded Fat tie,, wafga III
from The big raffth ffsffday. gAs ttsiaf
Re is preparing VI market SEVERAL
thousand headsT his fall: s'F'aa ea'seI'ljs
IS Chas zeffffhgef, " the ~ Yhf aYyaa 9S
tfonM Bafk, Is eenteft afnfngssflfs st par.
ents, 'Mrl sta Mrs. siSse A zghiFfnnEeYgif.
and 1his 'DdwSahrd 81 X lsKfiNsA
Minnse NJ easerE' seG.sfnLa 81 fus
ssChas. weagant, secretary of the
NJ D. BuhsfaSf Dd4ScktoartsI aassoSiatio,.
was x Valley city List week aastSad-
ins . meeting Of the executive con
mittee oftho association, witch made
arrangements for the annual meeting.
Mrs. r. P. Adams from nSae old
Lynch postomce. rspoets her wAoaa
good for u bushs,s pr asra ~ Z
bumper crop. but bsttsr than souls.
She is planning on spending the win
ter in Missou.i. her Oh bo0s.
Gordon Bros store is being remod-
eled to make more room for the fall
stock OF clothing. The interior Is be.
ing painted and papered and addi-,
tional windows installed.
Don Gillespie, the Glenburn drug
gist and four other Glenburnites be:
sides P. v. Mccoy, DR.. Taylor and
James Huyck of Minot leave Friday
for Chicago to see the wrestling match
between Gotch and Hackenschmidt.
Howard Huston a pluoky lad who
graduated from the Minot high school
in June, leaves soon for Grand Forks,
where he will enter the state univer-
city. He las secured position with
the Herald which will give him an op-
portunity to work his way thru college
Any good healthy boy can 60 thru any
school which he selects If he just has
the right stuff in him.
The alley north from First street
to the 500 right OF way has been
graded this week and one OF the old
houses on the 500 property moved on.
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FARGO LAD POOL CHAMPION,

Henning, the pool champion from
he west, was defeated by Tweeden
a young Fargoan at the Leland pool
hall in series of games. Henning
gave Tweeden handicap, which the
Fargo lad did not need at all for
Tweeden defeated him 300 points to
Henning's 247. ca
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800 Bank


Mrs. Hiney, died at her home at
Sawyer last Thursday night, after
lingering illness. She submitted to
an operation a few weeks ago which
proved of no benefit. She was IS
years Of age and leaves besides her
husband, thirteen children. A sister.
Mrs. York, resides in Minot.
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BLAZE At ELKs HOME.

There was a near-f1re at the Efks
home Tuesday night when gasoline
stove shot forth great flames. ]. L.
Fahey used the fire extinguishers to
good advantage and soon had the fire
on the run. "-
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The 500 is still working away exca-
waiting for the depot which may or
may not be constructed this year.
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SEED RYE.

Good clean sesd re tor sole. ~.
merS Elevator CO. Minot, N. D.
8 - Il. II
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Guy Putney from west of Sawyer
brot sample Of some fine ,ioostng
oats to the Independent Office, taken
from his fifty acre fleld. The oats
stand to ones shoulders and should
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HELD AS TREsPAssERs,
Two Men Arrested in Rooms over
 Brisnardeio Saloon,

 Two Men Arrested in Rooms, over
 5risnardeIIo Saloon,
 Two men of huge proportions were arrested last night by Captain Howeil and the night force hist about the time they were taking possession of the rooming house over the Brignar |dello saloon on Malvern avenue, offered some hearty resistance to the officers. but Captain Howell met tnis with determined action and the men were taken to jail where two charges We're entered against each pending |a further investigation, At the time the officers were engaged on this lease a call was sent in that negroes |were robbing the Roth Flats on Pros ; |pet. and they hurried there only to find that occupants there knew noth- ling of the call having been sent. It was the belief of the night captain that this call was made by party in : terested with the men captured. and was done probably to detracss srcu, the attention being given the first larrests,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE oI
 SALE OF LAND.

Notice is hereby given that, in pur- suance of an order of the Garland Probate Court, made on the 18th day of June, 1911. the undersigned. as ad- ministrator of the Estate of E.. c, Ellis. deceased. will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY or JULY, 1911.
 between the hours for judicial sales, and at tho main entrance of :hs :hs Court House in the City of Hot Springs, Garland County. Arkansas, !! the following described real estate be- longing to said estate to-wit: Lots lf.5. 6, 2. g. and g in Block l. and Lots E9. 10 and II In Block ? of the North Hot Springs Building and Land Conn many s Subdivision of the East Half .of the Northeast quarter of Section 29 Township ? South, Range 1s West, in Garland County, Arkansas. Said Saie will be made upon a credit of three K I 4 months. the purchaser. or purchas- |ers, being required to execute a note Tor bond, with security to be approvel Iby the undersigned. and the Garland l Probate Court, and lien also to bt lretafned upon the property sold, to secure the payment of the purchase |price.
 Said land being sold for the pur- pose of paying the debt of said estate and this being the second offering | will be sold regardless of the apprais- led value.
 Given under my hand, as admifiis- |trator. on this 18th day Of June. 1911
 l.. R. ELLIS, Administrator of the Estate of B. c. Ellis. Deceased.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Private lessons in dancing and physical culture for ladies and children, at the residence. Phone 481, 442 Wilmington Ave. Y
coMMissIoNER's SALE,

Notice IS hereby given. that in pur- suance of the authority and direc- tions contained in the decretal order Of ihe Chancery Court of Garland County. made and entered on the 26th day of June. A ID. 1911. in a Ger tain cause tNo. 4773) then pending therein between Joseph Baer com p.ainant and Joseph Baer, solo HaerA Max Baer Ceacele Baer. Dora Wolf sohn. George Wolfsohn, Gustave Woifsohn. Seigbert Wolfsohn Nathan Woifsohn and Zerlina Marcus. de- fendants. the undersigned. as com missioner of said court. will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder. at the front door or entrance of the county court house. in which said court is held. in the county of Garland within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales. on Tues day. the 18th day of July. A, D. 1911. the following described real es- tate to-wit: A part of lot 6. block |2. c. H. Henderson's subdivision of IOaklawn subdivision of a part of tue northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and the northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter of section S. township 3. south of range 19 west. |according to the recorders plat of the |said subdivision described os fol- lCommence at the northeast corner or lsaid subdivision described as follows: lavenue. bearing slightly to the west I42 feet; thence west parallel with Henderson avenue. 100 feet; thence
 due north 42 feet to Henderson ave- hue; thence east on the south line of
 Henderson avenue 100 feet more or
 less to the place of segfnning. being
 a tract or lot 100 feet east and west jby 42 feet north and south,
 Also. commencing at the corner oi
 Grand avenue and Grove street on
 north side of Grand avenue and run Fin southwesterly direction alone
 Grand avenue 200 feet: thence in a |westerly direction parallel With Pal
 metto street 116 feet; thence in q
 northeasterly direction 91 feet to 8 lpoint on Grove street 120 feet from lplace of beginning: thence along the
 south side of Grove street in an east
 erly direction 120 feet to place of be- Iginning, Being part of lots l. and I3 in block l3. city of Hot Springs.
 Arkansas. in Garland county Arkan-
 sas,
 Terms of sale: On a credit oi Ithree months. the purchaser beine !reaair red to Axecnte bond as re- Iquired by law and the order and de tcree of said court in said cause. witt
 appfoved security. bearing interest al |the rate Of six per cent per annun 1from date of sale until paid. and 2 llien being retained on the premises [sold to secude the payment Of tns purchase money.
 1 Given under my hand this 26th day [of June. A. D.. 1911.
 H, A. WHITTlNGTONN l Commissioner in Chancery
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The woman of today who has good
 health. good temper. good sense bright eyes and lovely complexion tae result of correct living and good digestion, wins the admiration of the world. Gf your digestion Is faultj Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets will correct It. For sale bJ all druggists.
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INTENTION EAcLEs

A special dispensation has been granted Hot Springs Aerie No. 51, gfv. ing. them the privilege to accept tnem .bers for a limited time at an inttiA ton fee of five dollars.
 .All persons wishingAto join at thi. reduced price should give their kprn
 cation to some members Of Aefie q once, The Aerie viii pay weekly sicl benefits of seven dollars. JAS. L. GRAHAM Wofhy Pfss, VINCENT WEST. Sec. 5-ss-f.
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NOTICE

Princess Barber Shop and Pool IParlor. next door to the Princess theatre. We guarantee first class work. Your patronage will be ap- |preeiated, call and see us. ], W.
 Keefe. Prop, Roy Davenport. Mgr |of Pool Han, s2S Central Avenue IwIs
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U. S. Land office at Camden, Ar kansas.
 May go, 1911. Notice Is hereby given that Archie N. Echols. of Muse,s. Ark. Who on October 6. 1903. made Homestead on try (serial No o155s) No. 2Cs74. for w f-sSEE i-4 and s i.sNw II. Sec ion 8. Township S. Range 20 ". tth Principal Meridian, has filed notice. of intention to make final i've year proof to establish claim to the land aboye described. before U. s, Com missioner, at Hot Springs. Ark. on he 2sth day of 5unss 1911.
 Claimant names a6 wltncssos;
 William !. Muse. of Hot Springs Ark; Jesse T. Muse, of Hot Springs Ark.: Joseph NfcTigaritt, nf Muse ark: John Y. Speer. of Muse, Ark
 H. c fRfEDllEIM. RcsiSter.
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HHEuMATisM RELIEVED iN SIX
 HOURS.
 Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheuraatisn usuaily relieves severest cases in . few hours. Its action upon the system is remarkable and effective. It removes ai once the cause and the disease quickly iisappeara First do~e greHtly benefits fsc and sEoos soi1 ny Eissie and Huns Drug Co.
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For soreness of the muscles wne'ns'
 indu ed by violent exercise or 'h,r, .,,,. z |chamberiain's Liniment Is excellent ims .ss liniment is also highly esteemed TOT ."s lrelief it affords in cases of rneu"a''1' Gold by all dealers. ---~ {
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Great reduction on all lace curtainH and portiers at Grand Rapids Furni-
 Eture Company.
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Mir, and Mrs, Alton Walker spent Sunday in Little Rock the guests Of friends.
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Potash sulpanr Springs sanitarium has an opening for two trained
 nurses. 0-slim
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ROCK sPRiNo WATER. (SuIphate MsaneoIa.}

A cure for indigestion. ylusfes thu kidneys, drives uric acid out Of tns system Best table. water. Ask your doctor about 1t 11s Glade Street
 Phone 42l- ,
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Dr. Breedlove mas returned from Alabama and can be found at his of flee fin the Arkansas National Bank Building 5-30-1m
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]. ~. .s.. %l>s uArW arANn ob. ,osIrE ARLINGTON NoTEL, CAR RfAcE cAitS ANevtEREn PROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE Esste. LEE MAreENRT, PRoRRlE- TOR :
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An1usemeHfs
eIuy nEckman Comlna.

"A The Guy Hickman company so wei
 remembered here layt season viii open a two weeks engagement at fhe
 Airdome theatre this city next Mon day night. Hickman is now filling an [ensasement at Little Rock .a He comes to tis this season with an |entire new and up to date repert6fre Iof new plays. Good specialties and Ia good show.
 This company has been together
 for several years, and always has been well received wherever they ap- bear.
 This year Mir. Hickman heads as last season his own company of plav- CTS, also Mfr. Bessey who used to De interested with Afr. hickman in the great Hickman Bessey show, and who
 will be seen here little later in the season.
 Mss Grace Baird who is now ming her second and last week at the Arr dome will be seen throughout the week in a splendid arrangement of some of the best plays that she has appeared in The Gazette in speak ing of the Hickman show says that n is one of the best all round organi- .E- zations that has. appeared in that city each individual Is an artist. and each suited for his or her character. Mir. Guy Hickman is recognized comedian, and never fails to please all
 who see him nightly.
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WANTED -iny lady. furnished. two or three room cottage, shady yard, close in and on car line. good surroundings. Address Moderate tnis ofsice. 2-27-st
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WARNING ORDER

wARNINc ORDER. IN fHM GARLAND cHANCERY toURT
 E. Bureaur. Plaintiff
 Against '. T. Gallaser, ct ai.. Defendants. The Defef ants. J. T. Gailager ana chrhtina Gallaser are warned to ap- pear Tn this Court within thirty days .zkA Answ4r tnA rAsnnlaf1lt q the Plaintiff, E. Bcrgauer.. .
 This May 29th. 1911. n. 4. wHITTINGTON. Clerk
 By A. e. sUf4dM1BEb0EA D. Q. Chas. Q. sparks. Esq. Atty. q ltsn.
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While cleaning house think of tht Grand Rapids Furniture Company.
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FOR SATE-My residence and four cottages. fine shade spring houses, all modern. si4.0oo. s5.ooo down balance to suit win pay itself out house le rooms e5: houses rooms 30; house rooms rent 25; 1 house 3 rooms 20.
 Mrs. A. c. Hager.
 s5l Wilmington Ave. b-11. If
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FOR RENT--one four-roem d fl d six-room unfurnished cottage. Mod ern. Apply ]. T. shelton. 42i Park avenue. Phone l771. 4-5-tf
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FOR RENT--NIoeiy Yurn,shed roorns and flats for housekeepino: sil eonver, ienctsi aass running Water, electric 'iahtsi close so the hot water; iron, Mao- acsis, Arsenic, Rock ana Cox 8prlncs. see thesc rooms before iotatlna. Take North Border Cara to b2s Park ave. ]. .. Burpes. s-Il-rf
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COLLECTIONS promptly ade, charges reasonable. Your accounts solicited. Miss Doremyre, Al Orange St. Phone t4s1. 5-23-1m
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WAIVED

WANTED French lady desires to give French lessons. Address Pari- sienne th.s office. 6-27-2t
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FOR SALE-Three- room house and two lots, near Oaklawn race track
 s7o0 will take this property, cost s1,1Oo. Apply to J. K. Curtiss. sl5 Valley street. 6-21 i'm
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FOR GALE

FOR SALE-Furnitur and lease Of the best hotel proposition in Hot Springs. Address "Hotel.' this ofrice.
 6-2-lm
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TO TRADE-Piano for horse and buggy. Horse must be gentle. Ad- dress "PIano," this office. 6-1o-ti
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WANTED TO BUY-Horse and buggy. Horse must be gentle and bargain. Address Horse. this office
 6-10-tf
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WANTED -New and second hand furniture. We buy. sell and store. R. Lloyd. 2o4 ani 215 Third St. phona ii. s-26-tf
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Call Phone 1os4 and get Highest cash
 | Prices sor your second hand Furni- ture. s3y Central Ave. s-26-tf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Camden, AT kansas.
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FOR RicNT- Five room cottage Furnished. six acres or ground. Deau-
 tlful shady place. barn. chicken
 houses. one acre of bearing grapes and eight trees of apples. worth about the rent asked; half mi e from car Inc 1850 till January. c, l., A, care Sentine- Record, 6-27-6t
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SOCIAL DANCES tsadiy, Wsdissday md FFItay Evsnlngs. Mrs. Babcock's $ Dancing Hall

OLD CITY HALL BUILDING. Visitors are cordially invited to visit he school.
The citizen., 1911-06-30
TO WASH LINGERIE WAIST;
Dip Them In Eukewarm Lather
Naphtha soapsuds and Rub the
SofIed Spots.

In the case of lingerie waists too
fine to stand the weekly boiling by tbs
home laundress, the alternative of tbo
cleaners establishment Is a din int
lukewarm lather of naphtha soan
suds and a rub on the soiled snots
with the same soap The waist !.
then rolled, up wet and left all nipbt
in china bowl. In the morning. with,
out further handling, it is rinsed in
warm water. the water being changed
until the final rinsing leaves it per.
fectly clear.\ The usual bluing and
starching process follows and the
waist is dried, in the sun. 1t is then
dampened and rolled up until it shows
an even dampAess suitable for iron.
ing and is pres&ed quickly and care.
fully, care being taken about having
an iron of the right degree of heat
The process gives a lovely, clear
whiteness to the linen or cotton fab.
ric of the blouse and does not rot
even the finest goods. Ut may not be
resorted to for colored materials. but
for anything white it is Invaluable. In
these days when electric irons NAV
be used in the privacy of pnes own
room at the summer hotel. a capable
maid can do up all the best waists in
this way.