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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13

ers that have ever appeared in this
city. They appeared at both programs
on Sunday, rendering several sacred
selections in the evening to the thor
ough enjoyment of their hearers.
Sunday afternoon and evening DR..
H. w. Sears occupied the platform,
and gave two addresses which were
thoroughly enjoyed by the two larg-
est crowds Of the week, DR., Sears
Is a thorough optimist and he dis
pensed good cheer and good advise
in a way that could not help but
interest and entertain his hearers.
Monday afternoon chautauqua pa
irons had the pleasure of listening to
perhaps the best ~oratorical effect OF
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13
BRIcTSON'S NEW MANAGER.

L. A. Cornelison, recently from the
factory at Brookings, s. d., has taken
charge as manager Of the o. A. Brict-
son Manufacturing Company's Mime
apolis branch on Third avenue south.
This concern has increased it's trade
on Rrictson treads p~receptibly of late,
necessitating the house recently es-
tablished in this city.
o. A. Brictson will enter a six
cylinder car equipped with these
treads in the Twin City-Helena tour
as a Observation-Disclosures Tri-
bune.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13
We ARE ENJOYZ|G
THE CHAUTAliUA
=
BROOkiNGS PEOPLE HAl.--.i AN
INTELLECTUAL FEAST JUST
AT PRESENT
GOOD PROGRAM BALANCE OF THE WEEK
Good Weather and Good Crowds, with
a Fine Program Combine to Make
the Chautauqua a Success

We are this week enjoying the
chautauqua. This event opened in
the fair grounds pavilion Saturday
afternoon, and will continue until Sat
friday night. This years program S
much better as a whole than last
years, judging by the numbers that
we have heard so far. While some
of the entertainments have been bet
ter than others, they have all been
eood and if the remaining ones are
IS satisfactory the c%hautauQua patrons
will be immensely pleased.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13
MUCH CITY BUSINESS is DIS
POSED OF DURING LAST
FEW WEEKS
CONTRACTS ARE MADE FOR SUPPLIES
Several New Sidewalks Are Ordered
to Be Constructed-Bids Are
Opened for New City Hall
Council Hall,
City of Bookings.

July 3rd, 1911.
City Council met in regular session
with Mayor w. II. Leiehty, Aldermen
Bagley, Hoover, Hoy, Jermstad, Moore,
SWering and Youngberg present.
On motion Council adjourned until
s p. m. July 9Th, 1911.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13

DIR. DENT ATKINSON
Platform Manager of the Chautauqua,
who will deliver address on the Bible
Sunday evening.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13
July 9Th, 1911.

July 9Th, 1911.
City Council met as per adjourn
ment with Mayor w. II. Leighty, Al
dermen Bagley, Bradbury, Hoover,
Hoy, Jermstad, Moore, Swering and
Youngberg present. Minutes of last
regular and special meetings We're
read and approved.
Messrs. butcher and Warren APP
peared and requested that city put
street in shape along 9TH avenue so
that they can approach their build
ings and matter was on motion re-
ferred to the committee on streets,
walks and sewers.
Mr.. Chappell appeared and request
ed city to extend water system on
Sth street between 9th and Medary
avenues so he could get water into
buildings now being erected and
matter was on motion referred to
Committee on Water, Light and Heat.
Committee on Claims made favor
able report on the following bills.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08
WGhreno ser s9eit 6es 6aarmedjels

8abreno ser 3eit oes &aarpediels
befinoet iid Sic &aut in BEN gu
itanoe lt1rterer Mll1tfiillc. Sbre Ml,f=
ldppeaung uno erb0bte Ibatigfelt
briugen es nit iid), 0ab lie einen
b0beren @rao-pm @mpfinolid}feit err
Iangt uno sen dl,Beren SbGolidfei-
ten, namentlid sen ginfliiiien ser
@itterlung before Mngriffspunfte bic
tet. 0as lit I'm 10 gefabrlid)er, ais
oa3 Triibiabr aud Sic Belt Scr groB=
ten Observation-Disclosures ul1o ser
rol,ben Mpro= rmo Morooltminoe oar=
iteut. 9a entltebcn oenn 5ablreide
grf1ltungsfranfbeiteL mmentltd bel
&feroen, peI6e ii6 5%luneiit nno III
Sorm BON &atarrben Ser 2uftpcge,
ols straightforward nl1o 9rlrltent=
5iiloungeu 6uBern. Sic Ibiere sci
gen baum IN Ser @egel aah cine aroBe
Mattigfeit, laiien Sic im1itige &raft
uuo gnergie permilien inns iiao gegen
&0lte ullo Ni6lie illBerit enlpfillolid.
9fod Erpfellor Gommann madden ltd)
oieIe llebclita11oe iu erporiteden0Gl1
Mabe gelteno bel jl,genolid)en Ibie-
ren, %beionoers bci 6pblel1, lpie Dies
cas b1,lfige l1no heftiae Mnftrcten Ser
0rlie auidollli6 iqultriert; cbenlo
oltd III ollen T0aelt, IN oener1 Ser
@oor>pebiel iebr polllta,loig u,l6 leb=
baft iid ppl5iebt ooer por5eitig gu
ltnl1oe fon1lnt infolge friihen Gintritts
CON n1iloel1t Mettcr llno BONN mieoer
.@?iidfGae it Ser 9llftluarlne iid ein=
ltellen. SS,1 mie imaiaem 3l,iannten=
bange Ser @aarspediel nit oe1n @obl=
6efin0en itebt, erfenmt mon a1n oel1t=
liditen aus ser Sbatiad)e, boB er bel
fr1nfliden 5biercn entmeoer gang
al1sbleibt o6er menigitens melt lang
lamer u,1o nnpouitdnoiger Dor ii6
geDt.
Mulr fat 0aber oue ltriade, Sic
8austbiere mabren6 Scr 3eit oes
@aarmediels b%eion0ers porlidtig GIT
beban0eln u,ro iie namentli6 gegen
&dlte, @eget uno 3ugluft, i~iberbaupt
gegeu grfaltl,ng un0 Dor grellem
Mehlel in ser 2ebenS= l1no 6iitte=
%rluegslpeiie gu ldiibe1t, iie redt fleiBig
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

sl pnben ms ibnen Elm leidt Der.
oaulibes, e%imeiBreides 6uttcr 81 per-
abrci1en.
SoQten oennod 5t0rAngen i'm
@aar1pedicl iid einite0en ooer nil
oieler nid)t flott bon itatten geben,
10 lit cine St6rn,g Ser @eiunobeit
5n befiirdtcn. @%erp0bnlid, liegt cine
gclunfcne @mlttbatigfeit 51grlmoe,
pclde ourd innere, sic @cromna1,g
mno 8(Mtsbiloung observation-disclosures
aranfbeit beoingt miro. Sn bieiem
1aQ empfiebt es li6. anBer @arm>
bolteu rno Ellben %beionoeres cine sic
@allttbdtigfeit f0rOernoe Mabrung, 8.
9. @eritenidrott. 2eintuden, Gro
mlbfuden nit fleinem t3uiab bon
aodial5 gum Siittern 5lt perobreid)en.
Mlld) M0brcn, gchodte illnae Giiteln
roer ol,tb cine @anopol @remneIel=
iomeu nltf oas SHUTTER geltreut, iil1o
bier iebr oicnlid).
9a5 MbDdren foun nllr (Alrd) Sic
obcn %genan,lten 6l.tterp;rttel nebit
elmer gutell Yflege inaerbalb u16
o%ltbsrbolb ocs Stalles bef0r0ert mer=
sen. 1ob oieles aber bei Yfcroen,
mie piele glol1bcn, etlpa ol,rb' Oas
leioigc uno bod)lt perlper ilihe Sde=
ren geideben %t0n11tc, lit eilr erbeb=
lid)er Srrtbum; baben mir oob geie=
ben, BOB Yfer0e> lpelde id)ledt ub=
bairen, meilt mebr o0er lpeniger franf=
lid] ii1o be5ru. III mal1gelbofter &on=
oition iid befinoeu. Grfaltlngsfranf=
beiten entltebcn int Minter, nalnent=
lid) ober al1d) i'm Jriibiabr, o,b bailt<
Jig oaourd, 0ob Sic Sbtere TT 81
fel1d)teu ll1lo oluultigen Staacn ltebe1
uno bel rol,bem, ldledtem @etter
obnc quite bis iiber Die @reu5= lr1o
Nierenpartie binreidenoe 3ede1 ms
Treie fonuncl1. IS miro babel aud
nod) in Sen n~1eiiten Tdilen Scr Settler
gen1ad)t> oaB sic Yfer0eocfen erit auf<
gelegt mercen, menn es 5u ipat lit.
SIM iibrigeu miiroerL 1tan1eutli6 I'M
@inter, ol1rd cine Sorridtl1ng, mel=
de cine 5lpedn1dBige Stallliiitlung err
n0glid]t, Sic bier %erlpabnten Mib=
It4l1oe imlner i%elteller peroeu. 8e=
ionSers lit nod 0upor 5lt mar1ten, i'm
Iriibiabr bel 5ltfallig marl1ler, ido=
ner @itterung Sic 8feroe 81 fritz auf
Ser @eioe 3t balten. Simmer aber
balte ntal1 auf cine fraftige grnab~
ru1rg, permeioe m0glidit ieoen, grel=
FEN 5emperaturlpediel uno t1iemals
6egebe n1al1 Sic l1nporiidtigfeit, sic
Bfer6e0ede 51 ipat auf5ulegen. @er=
Sen cieie MaBregeln befolgt, 10 mer=
Sen Sic 5biere fait imrner Sic Sc
fabren 0es Saarmediels gliidli@
iiberiteben. S. ST.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08
Mrbeit iuirb 5alo beqinne1t,

Mad}oem STR 81. Sings Neue 2e=
benSpillen gerromtmen, mer6et SIR
g11d} bol6 ibrer feinen &rfungen er=
freuen. &artleibigfeit un0 nnper=
oal,li9feit meroen pertrieben, un0 Ser
quite Mppetit fomlnt 5uriid. Sic re-
gulieren Sen Magen, sic 2eber un0
sic g%ingepet0e uno berleiben neue
&raft un6, @nergie sem gan5en @p=
item. @eriuht iie. Sour $50 in Mo<
litors 9rug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08
&ams mno @of.
Ser &aartuedNel nnierer @anstbierc,

Ser @aarmedl cl uniercr 9anSlal III
getbiere lit ebeulo mie sic Wfaule r ser
80gcl ein iebr midtiger gorsalM.
ser in inni9lteu 3uianmenbonge nit
Sen foul tit,,tioueuen 2e%bensperDalt=
uilien ltcht uao III Die tbierilhe Sefo-
homie melt uleyr eingreift, ais n1an
5u gla,ten ge:leint 1T. 9tes lit
uibt b(oB oaraa ertennbar, 6ab Sic
Sbiere maibreuo >;eier 3eit itets meni=
ger &roft ulo Ul1ergie beiiben uuo
leid)t cmpi1ngtitI fir 8ittemngs=
,luo unoere t~raufnad)enoe Ginfliille
lino; es lprid)t it'd audi oaourd aus,
onb BEL fr6nfliden l1no ldpadliden
5hiereu scr @aarredlel gar nid't
ooer nllr uponltGnoig erfolgt, mo
mel1ll CT ur,terhrod:en miro, ma!1der=
lei &routbcitcn SIR Tplge Dabe1 fal1i1.
Wei iullgen, ucd) in @ad)stbam be-
o%rtffencn 5bie;sn. allo in Scr crlten
Nlerioce oe5 @aarluedlelS, lit ous
oues cams heionSerS Ser 6all. 81
oieler 3eit miro Der @rlu1o 81 l1all=
d)eriei &@ral,fbei1eu geleat, welun er
olld) 11idJt %il1iller beltlnumt nad)lpe1s=
Dor lit.
Der &aorlped)iel poll5iebt iid) bel
Hfer0 lllO Hill0 p%pr,lq5lpeile i'm
Iriibiabr. Sin weit aeringerer fin
set al1d) int @erblt ltatt, inoem oos
Son1mer=9 ef6oar oonu la1tger nod
mad)lt ul1o oihter lu1o frallcr miro,
10 oaB sic 5biere ourb oielen mar=
men 8interpel5 mebr geid)iibt itno
gegel1 Sic ltnbiloeu oes Minters. SIM
Triibiabr oogegen ueridminoet oas
Tlolmbaar perbaltlliBmaBig l6nea
lrno nit ibm fallen audi aamabltd
Sic longelt nno %ltraffen @inter6aare
aus. 9os uel,e @aartleio lit erbeb=
lid fiir5er, als oas alte, liegt audi
el1ger an lt1o bat 5%ltnneiit eine leltene
Sarbltl1g. Stele IeHoefl1lgeH pes
@anrflei0es poll5ieben li6 lit poler
1ellt(ibfeit aber rl1r bei lolden Efer=
Sen nus &in0erl1, melhe oem Gin=
fllllie 0es 8itterungSmediels altSge=
iett li,1o> m6breno bel S6ieren, pelde
oauern0 in narn1en StdGen perblet=
ben ocer t1 tparrne 0eden ge6iillt uno
fleiBig gep,tbt >peroen, ser @aarned=
lei me1iger ben1erf6ar lit. Sroboem
bleibt oerlelbe ober audi bier ein BE-
Seutlmgspoller @organg, Ser mobl BE-
ohtet mer0en muB, nenn er feline
nohtbeiligen 6olgen nad itd 5ieben
iou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08
@db,pinbiucbt entmifelt ftdb
bdnfg Don @nemmpnia.

@dlpimoiudt befaut leidt Sene, tpeId)e
Ynermonia batter. Sic Qnngen bieIer
@eidlpGdten 1perben leidbter BON
5dtpinofudtsfeimen ergriffen. @dman's
MIteratipe lit 1pbann hns ridttge Mittel.
1910 Rotpelton, Npe.. Bhil., ga:
@erren: = ~Seitoem i9 gdman's Nlz
terotibe nebn,e, babe i6, % Hfnro 8ugez
nommen urb ib bin fir Ben 9roben Sc.
innobeitslpediel iebr banfbar, Den es mir
gebra1t bat
tllnter5eidnet) Ibomas 8eiIIb.
Mdbere gin5elbeiten beg obtgen SaI1es.
lpenn 10 erlpiinidt.
@dman's Mteratibe beilt 8ronbitis,
Mitbma. @eufieber. @ebltopfz nno Qnnz
genzNffeftionen. gu faufen bel Der Moz
litor 9rug Company unb bel an0e1en lei<
tenoen 9ruggilten. Gragt nod 8ooflet
Der gebeilten sSSdlle unb ldreibt an bas
Gdtna,t 2aboratprtmut, Rbilabefrbia. Ra..
fir tpeitere gbiben3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08
sterni@mmppem.

@enn man aud Sen @erren 8un=
aesienatore11 mandes our 2ait legen
fann, 10 maire 6o6 Ser 8orpnrf oaB
Ii6 in ibrer Mitte nibt einige Dauer,
reoner eriter Site befin0en, 1l1ge=
redt.
6
$. 50. Gates bebauptet, 6aB Mn=
orem Carnegie cinen betra9tli6en
Ibeil ieines observation-disclosures Ser
tragsbri6en per0anfe. &offentli6 err
hilbert ser vfleine &iittenmeiiter" Sen
Treunol6aftsoienit un0 er5ablt etpaS
iiber Sen ltriprung Ser @atesi6en
MiQionen.
So
Mit Sem eriten SUM- begam Sic
5trobutioilon. Mu4 ser uforrefteite"
Meni@ fam iett nit gutem @emii<
len uno obne @erletung 6es traoitio=
neaen &erfommens feline r8ebaup-
tung" anoern. nebrigens lit ia be-
.fanntli6 ser Manm fem Sflabe Ser
Mooe.
g
Ser &i6ter &arlan fin0et in ser
Observation-Disclosures ieiner &ole=
gen oas 1edblatt 5temli@ ta6ellos,
|ood an ser @inlage fat er beri@ie=
oenes als5uieben.
@0nig @eorg bon england lit &C.
neralfelomari9a bon Deutl6la1@
unb Scatter @ilbelm lit Momiral Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

britiiden 6lotte. SIN Sale zines
&rieges f0nnte ia Damn Der engliide
&onig SEN Sberbefebl iiber 6as Seer
iibernebmen uno ser 6euti6e &aiier
Sic engliide 5lotte commandment.
Ganm miiroe n1an iid mobI nidt an5u
mebe bun.
g
S. @ierpont Morgan muroe Sem
&0nige pom England porgelteQt. Die
@oIfblQtter beridten leioer nidt, Oh
ser groBe &urtoiitateniammler benz
f~inften George gleid etn Mngebot
auf Sic &rone mabte.
g.
Gin 6eleralarm=1ruit iou audi i'm
@ntiteben iein. 1as nddite mare mobl
ei11 Cru talarm = Irul - menn sic
Erul ts nibt obnebin id)on genl1g alar=
miert mdren.
g
l1niere M0mir4le uno an0ere See
offi5iere m0gen, penn sic @elegenbeit
iid bietet, lid als groBe &eloen err
meiien, ood als grobe &eoner 5etd=
men tie lid nidt INNER aus, menn bic
@elagenbeit ith bietet.
e
@dbren6 Sic l1eberfll1gen nn0 sic
&edtbaber inter SEN &olittfern iiber
SEN @ertb ooer ltnmertb Ser Serial
lung BON Mri5ona bibig berlmi trei=
ten, biat ser 0ortige Slider" ii6 1T
%miirotges Sdmeigen.
Sic Metbooiiten in Ieras baben
Sen @ouper11eur @olql1itt ausgei6lol-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

Gin unternebmenoer Maun befiir=
mortet sic 8enuBung BON 2uftballons
fir &eflame5mede. 80 lange bie>
Meni9beit nidt auf Sem &uden 6a-
berrutidt uno Sen aufredten Gang
beibebalt, miro er menig Slid nit
ieiner Soee baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

len, neil er fem 8robibitioniit lit.
@olquitt berlangt iebt gu miiien, &pa<
rum Metbooiiten un6 &robibitioni=
item Elm l11o oaslelbe iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

Die Metbooiiten in Seras baben
Sen @olperneur @olqltitt ausgei6loi-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-03-30
COMBINE SILK AND LINEN
Feature of the Season That Has an
AttraetlVeness Really
Unusual.

In the shops there are displayed
suits and dresses Of linen that are de-
cidedly attractive in design and orna-
mentation. There are some features
that are dominant on many OF the
distinctive models. One means OF
trimming is new and effective. 1t is
silk or satin.
It is used as girdles on many little
one-piece frocks. Slots. buttonholed
and of considerable width, are worked
at the sides Of the front. Through
these the silk sash can be passed and
conveniently removed before wash
ing.
Many Of these silk girdles have
ends that hang halfway down the
skirt. These may be at the side, the
front or the back.
Rosettes of silk are used on many
linen frocks. They are easily re-
moved and give a very easy trimming
for a little dress Of plain'colored
linen.
Buttons Of black silk or satin are
effective little ways Of trimming q
dress OF linen. It is a matter OF a
few minutes to remove them or to
replace them. They are undeniably
worth the trouble.
The extra sailor collars are quite
evident on imported frocks OF linen.
and can be incorporated with the
blouse II the color Of the suit or dress
be of the unsoilable kind.
These square collars are Of foulard.
of black silk or satin. and Of colored
silk deeper in shade than the mate
rial of which the dress is made.
They are frequently trimmed with
narrow collars Of fine linen or lace
upon them and softening the line at
the neck.
CUFFS of silk or satin are the nat
ural continuation Of the collar idea.
They, too, need not be alone In their
glory.
As for the simple little bows and
sailor knots Of silk. they are used
with much effect and convincing
beauty on many linen frOcks and
suits.
The introduction Of silk on linen
is an important one this season. Do
not neglect the idea, for it contrib
utes much to the attractiveness Of q
gown.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-03-30

inches wide, 2k yards silk % inches
wide, N yard tucked net is inches
wide.
The second design illustrated here
works out well in striped tweed or
flannel; our model is in light brown,
finely striped tweed; the short walk
ing skirt is trimmed with a band OF
tan.colored face cloth headed by brown
braid; small buttons trim the left side
Of front.
The coat is double breasted and
semi.fitting: it has deep collar faced
with the plain cloth and edged with
braid; buttons form the fastening.
Hat of stitched cloth, trimmed with
a shaded blue wing.
Materials required: 6ls yards tweed
4S inches wide, three-quarters yard
plain cloth &c inches wide, about four
Yards braid. four yards skirt lining,
Az yards silk for lining coat.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-03-30

enforced on the :arm, and that Is
that every implement or machine
should be returned to its place In the
machine shed Immediately after 1t has
been used. Then one knows the 10
cation of the machine and Its condi'
tion. when It is again required for use.
II takes but little extra time to return
tools TO the shed when the team Is
hItched to them in the field.
Cleaning and oIllns Machines.
All the machines should be over
bauled and thoroughly cleaned be-
fore storing them for the winter.
Rroken parts should be ordered and
-enajrs ordered so as to allow plenty
~ time for their shipment All bolts
shouId he frightened up, bearings sat
urated with lubricating oil, and wear
inc surfaces should be coated with q
good quality Of hard oil to prevent
rnstInR. The binder attachment Of the
ain hinder and the mower mechan-
len should be taken apart and thor
ouVblv cleaned. All the old gummy
an should be removed; some Of the
more delicate parts Of the machine
should be cleaned in kerosene. There
are examples Of grain binders well
c.r.d for and intelligently usec which
nave been worked 80 years
The cultivator plows, common pillow
.harea. and harrow teeth should be
sharpened during the period Of slack
,-orF IN the winter. New hay rake
,-efh sickle sections. and other
h-olen or ready TO break parts should
=. replaced wherever necessary. Tbs
nsnurs sDroadsr 3 usually IN use dur.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-03-30
EYES WOULD BURN AND STING

ut is Just a year ago that my sis
ter came over here to us. She had
been here only q few weeks when her
eyes began to be red, and to burn and
sting as II she had sand in them.
Then we used all Of the home RENE
dies. She washed her eyes with salt
water, used hot tea to battle them
with, and bandaged them over night
with tea leaves, but all to no purpose.
She went to the drug store and got
some salve, but she grew constantly
worse. She was scarcely able to look
in the light. At last she decided to
60 to q doctor, because she could
hardly work any more. The doctor
said 1t was very severe disease, and
II she did not follow his orders close.
ly she might lose her eyesight. He
made her eyes burn and applied cleo
tricity to them. and gave her various
ointments. In the two and half or
three months that she went to the
doctor, we could see very little i'm
provement-
Then we had read so much how
people had been helped by Cuticura
that we thought we would try It, and
we cannot be thankful enough that we
used it. My sister used the Cuticura
Pills for purifying the blood, bathed
only with Cuticura Soap, and at night
after washing, she anointed her eyes
very gently on the outside with the
Cuticura Ointment. In one week, the
swelling was entirely gone from the
eyes, and after month there was no
longer any mucus or watering Of the
eyes. She could already see better,
and in six weeks she was cured"
(Signed) Mrs. Julia Csepicska, zoos
Utah St., st. Louis, Mo-, Aug 20. 1910.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-03-30

that the oil is not restricted in its pas
sage from the cup to the cylinder.
Another great dificulty is the start
ing of engines during cold weather.
Water-cooled engines can be more cas-
lily started by closing the drain In the
bottom of the cooling jacket and pour
ing in about two pals Of warm wa
ter. The last pail OF water should be
very warm but not to the boiling point
as radically sudden expansion might
result in cracking the cylinder. The
increased warmth of the cylinder Will
result In q quick ignition OF the
charge.
Another simple plan used In case Of
either air or water-cooled engines Is to
omen the intake or exhaust valve and
then inject a small amount Of gasoline
into the cylinder. Allow the engine to
stand for a few minutes 30 that the
gasoline may evaporate, then crank 1t
and It will usually start on the first
trial.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-03-30

A GRAYISH green cashmere is
n used for the very pretty dress
IA shown at the left; the skirt is n
short one. just reaching the in
steps; II is trimmed with bands OF soft
plaid silk or various shades OF the
same color; plaid-covered buttons trim
the left side of top Of front breadth.
The bodice is made like blouse
fastened in front and Joined TO the
same band as the skirt; the collar,
waist-band and sleeve trimmings are
Of the plaid. The tucked net yoke and
under-sleeves are made up separate
from the bodice.
Soft straw hat trimmed with folds of
silk round the crown; the brim is
turned up at the left side and is fixed
by a buckle, through which are passed
the quilts OF two pheasants feathers.
Materials required: Five yards 46