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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-13
State Spends Much
to Teach Agriculture
(From a Staff Correspondent

NfTom starr correspondent
LINCOLN. Oct. 12-(Special.)-It costs
s7+s,24O to pay the expenses of agricul-
tural education in this state for a single
biennium, according to "a report just is
! sued by w. r. Mellor of the State Board
of Agriculture. The compilation follows
q request from the Province of Ontario
for information along this line. The fol-
T lowing shows where the money is to go
and how it is to be distributed:
Salary roll for College of Agri-
culture, including that paid for
experiment purposes at Lincoln
from the mill tax Is about........$ 10000
Maintenance paid to farm depart
ments from the mill tax is about. 10000
/ Cash expended by departments at
farm accumulated by farm sales
is about. ...:...................,., q. 600
Inc ADAMS 1und .'..............,.,. 1900
Inc hatch rund. ....................... 1900
Extension fund per year...,,........ 1850
! Agricultural botany ............. 5000
Hog cholera investigations 1S SSO
North Platte substation ............. 10000
valentine substation ................ 1900
Scotts Bluff substatlon ............. 5000
Culbertson substation ............... 1900
Southwestern Agricultural school
GURUS ..'........................ 100, 900
Conservation commission, for bien-
mum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
State veterinarian .................,. 2i' Ga
Pure food commission .............. Al $50
Bureau of statistics ................. $3.50
sEsxpendltures at state fair .,;,:,.... $4,000
! state appropriations for buildings
on fair grounds ..................... 1900
Board or Horticulture .......,....... 5000
state Poultry association ........... 1000
corn !mprovers association.,...... 1900
state Dairymen's association ...... 1000
improved Live Stock Breeders
association .....,........,.....,.... 1000
agricultural building at the farm. 5000
Farmers Institutes .................. 5000
Nebraska rural life commission. 800
Iotal .'......,.................... .374s, 24O
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-13

Sick headache IS caused by n dlsordered
stomach. Take Chamberlain's Tablets
and correct that and the headaches will
disappear For sale by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-13
SUTTON PASTOR ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF SYNOD

FORT WAYNE. Ind, oct. l2,-At the
annual meeting OF the northwest synod
of the Reformed Church in the United
states today the Rev. l., IL. Kunst OF
Sutton, Neb, was elected president.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-13
Counterfeit nnIInrn

buy trouble. but a genuine quarter buys
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. for constlpa-
ton. malaria and JaundIce.. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
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HOW TO PREVENT BADNESS.
DON'T Use the Shampoo Too Often.
Tight Hats lniurious

oent Use the Shampoo Too Often.
Tight Hats Injurious.
Many people overdo the matter OF
making applications to the scalp, M.
plying strong alcoholic preparations
Or other 30 called tonlcs too frequently
Others with an excess OF pains bnihe
u 100 frequently. especially with cold
water. as h the case with people who
take daily cold shower bath. Others
indulge TOO freunens IN in thr luxury ~
shampoo. according 10 n writer
the Journal Of the American Medic,
Association.
Wnlla the occasional washing OF the
hair Is beneficial. ton frpuuen app.iru
lions OF water To the hair d harm Il.
Withdrawing the natural oil from III.
nalr and scalp. The best authorities
advise shampooing the .aulp not nor
frequently than once a week and nni
less frequently than once a mon,l.
Probably nothing better can be used
on these occasions than CASTLE SOAP
and warm water.
u Is common belief and appears to
be well founded that too closely cover
ing the head has bad effect on the
growth OF the hair The stlff hats so
commonly worn by men at the present
DAY, which ft so closely about the
mead ana which are worn by many 80
constantly. 1t can readily be believed
would have bad influence on the hair
In the first place. the tight binding
or the scalp must interfere with the
circulation through the scalp ana
around the hair papiliae, and. In the
second place, the space In the crown
or the hat must allow q considerable
quantity Of air to become heated above
the temperature of the body. and this
also must hare q bad eject on the
nutrition Of the hair.
While certain amount Of sunshine.
ana fresh air Is probably beneficial to.
the nair, on the other hand. It il prob.
apiy better that the hair and scala
should be protected from constant ex-
posture to the rays OF the sun and to
the wind and dust.
With women the case Ii somewhat
dinerent. but they have their special
unhygienic practices which must be
mentioned and condemned. especially
the curling of the hair by winding it
about hot curling irons or doing Il uf.
In curl papers over night
In women. II the hair ia found to be
cracking at the ends and becoming
thin and unhealthy. the ends should
DE cur on. Most men habitnally have.
Their hair cut frequently. whether
this is OF advantage or a. mistake *
not so easily decided There are good
arguments on both sides. ~
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YEGC
coup"

'ts cpsas is>s'!s T. ~ Possession Of
tic Secret Service.
Here Ia q rex ipe fer soup served only
after nightfail. preferably In the earl,
morning hours.
First take about ten or dozen
impwri M xug, crumble 1t up fne and
put II In pan or washbowl, then pou,
over 1t enough uswhohs (either chhx OF
laky) to cover 1t well. Stir 1t up with
your hands, being careful to break al.
the Jumps; leave it set few minutes;
then get few yards Of cheesecloth
and tear 1t In pieces and strain the
mixture through the cloth into another
vessel. wiring the sawdust dry and
throw 1t away. The remains will be
the Thai ugx uswhohs mixed. Next
take the same amount of water as you
used Of uswhohs and pour 1t In; leave
the whole set for a few minutes"
This is the soup employed by
yeggmen, and single portion of 1t Is
guaranteed to open the door of the
stoutest safe, provided an aperture
can be made sufficiently large to pour
In the STUFF The names of the In
gradients are written In a crude sort
of cipher commonly used for preNrv
Ing such secrets. This and dozens
more of the same transparency Of
meaning are In the possession of the
United States secret service men. tho
police, detective agencies and others
who deal with the cooks Of such
dishes. By substitution Of letter for
letter--the first six for the last six OF
che alphabet the second six for the
third six. with G and N taken out OF
turn and made interchangeable e
cipher is easily read "Impwri BIZ
xug," translated, ia ''sucks OF dan
short for dynamite). "Uswbohs, either
chhx or iaky"-alcohol. either wood or
pure-may be used.
The directions for serving this SOUP
require considerable attention and the
best Of trained service. After the
gay cat" or advance agent of the
! band has learned all that can be found
! Uui GUUNl Aup bdllRt StUTt Ut posi-
Office, its lighting, protection and the
means Of escape by freight train. We
hicle or on foot, his companion or COM
panions come on, avoiding notice as
| far as possible ''Stickups," or look
outs, guard the place while the sin
side men break into the safe. Seal
Ing the cracks about the safe or vault
door with soap. the yeggmen pour 10
the soup through small hole left
open at the top. The liquid flows
down by locks. hinges and bolts and
Is set OF by fuse or detonator Blan-
kets and covers of any kind are used
to muttie the sound Of the explosion
and the fall Of the door. Perhaps the
'stickups' are forced to create d.
version outside and 20 frighten the cit
lZens or mislcld them while the ''in
side men" pick out the valuable papers
escape. Who pays the check for the
soup then depends upon the ingenuity
of detectives New York Post
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HOW TO CARE FOR BATTEpIr
Terminals Must. Be Watched. or No.
list Will Have Trouble

list viii Have Trouble
One or the greatest cause tn
necessity of calling for the nd OF
friendly horse In the early DAYS
motoring was the. dry bailerl : n
pioyed as the sole means of fur
Ing the ignition current Nnwat 4
nearly every car Is equipped wph 4
magnetic, and the dry cells are NJ
merely In starting .rhe rnacblHr
this capacity they ARE satisfsicia.r.T
since the work h mpreytf nm ti
mlttent nature. according to rh--
mobile Il, 4
A great many MOTORISTS l,aIetrc
with their dry batteries ba,ause H..
DO not give them the proper care nm,
attention In order TO have N curren,
or sufficient amperage and voltage i,
IL necessary to connect several celia II,
series or multiple This. is. done o.
means OF short insulated wires. wh,c,,
are apt to come loose with very little
vibration. II one terminal is partially
disconnected the whole battery is pr,s,
tically dead: therefore all conne.tiOns
on the primary circuit must be- ciea n
aud absolutely bright.
Care should be taken 10 place .frv
cells In dry insulated box and 70 ar
range them so that the excessive, VI
hration does not cause them to chofu
A troublesome short circuit mar often
be traced to this cause.
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Geographical Cana.

Here Is Jolly game. Pass around
to each Of the players sheet OF paper
with these sentences written on II
Tell the players to find river hid
den IN each sentence and not only to
write down the name OF the river. but
TO state some one thing that he knows
about that river
!. Yes, Adam. zone Is belt pass.
ing around the earth,
2. Miss Elsie Dayol gave party.
s. That lawless gang escaped from
prison
L. Oh. Eugene, see my new book!
o. VII You rally round the fiagi
q. Industry brings Its own reward.
7. "Hullo" he shouted "Hnllor |
replied
8. We must sever now ouv friend.
ship
8 Whatever happens, don't forget to
be polite
10. Ned drew a plat and a chart.
IL. Hurry OF we shall miss our ride
II. The cucumber Landed on the
ground
~. Baby Is taking little nap.
IA. Oh. overlooked that picture
II Bees gather honey from the dow
ers
Following are the answers:
| Amazon. crosses northern part III
South America
Nolg8. eastern ,A4pi OF Russia
3, Ganges, Uartheastern parf British
India
tennessee; rrosSpS western p,rt of
New YORK
s. Ural: separates Europe and Asia
q. Indus; western part OF British
india
Z Loire; central PARK of France,
8. severn; centra part OF Canada
Q 70; northern part Of Iraiy
10 Plaza; eastern part of South
america
II Missouri. crosses northwestern
and central parts of Emitted States
u Cumberland: CROSSES Kentucky
and Tennessee
" Lena u0What4. part or Siberin
IA Ohio eastern part United States.
III Rhone; eastern part of France.
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Her Sampler.

The sampler hanging on the wan
Great grandma made when she was small
And worked her aame upon IT here
'Mehitahe, IN her eighth year"
In stitches straight and neat she ser
The letters Of the alphabet.
An twined about with vines and fowsrs.
Mute witness to long. busy hours
Her little hands, l have no doubt ~
Guiding the needle In and cut
Were eager Oft 10 CLEAN instead
Real flowers not wrought Ia colored thread
Che never dreamed her WORK would last
After hundred years had passed
A tale NJ patient care &c tell
Dear little maid, Mehitabell
Youths CompAnisn.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18

Some housekeepers who d. not en-
JOY cleaning silver may be glad to
know Of very simple labor saving
device
Place articles to be cleaned In an
aluminium dish nearly allied with hot
water, in which any mild white soap
has been dissolved. Allow them 10
bocl few moments. then remove and
wipe each article carefully with so
cloth. Not only will all diSoicratir,
have disappeared. but 'thertiny crew,
in the decorated parts. which are nf,ti
so difficult to clean, will be frightened
az II by magic. .. $3.50
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trict Court of the State Of Ne
ada. in and for the County o.
lincoln.
Bank of Phoebe. Inc. Plaintiff vs.
:. 0. Duckworth and Edith L. DuIk
forth, Defendants, Notice Of Shei
IFS Sale on Foreclosure of Mort
age.
Under and by virtue of an ordei
+ sale and decree of foreclosur,
Issued out of the Fourth Judicia.
-.4st ouur. Vi tie otale OF ~
ada. In and for the County Of Lin
IN, on the Both day of October
al, in the above entitled acti..
herein Bank of tioche. Inc, til
laintiff above named. obtained juus
lent and decree against T. o. DucA
orth and Eoith L. Duckworth q,
-5ndants, ON the 2Sth day of Ocl
her, 1911, which said decree was o.
.ne Both day of October. 1911. record
u in Judgement Book &c" of SAT-
court at page 80, to which judgemel.
lad the record thereof particular ref
---~o 10 A~le.y mauo.i am LouImaA
d to sell all of that certain property
.Cuate in the town OF fioche, Lii.
.in County, Nevada, and more pa.
.cuiarly described as follows, to-wit:
Ali Of lot one "a in block twenty
six (28) together with the improve
mnets thereon. as the said lot and
oiock are designated on the officia
.aap OF the town Of Phoebe. said coun
ty and state, which said map is or
lille with the County Recorder Of
Lincoln, Nevada.
ALSO all OF that certain buildin.
situate on lot No. Two, 90 in Block
rs as designated on the said map o.
the town OF Phoebe, commonly known
!, the DuckWortn no pital," tll
anne being the property of T. o
Ouckworth, situate on a lot leas~
rom Phoebe Water company.
Notice is hereby given that on Fri
ay, the Gath day OF November, 1911
1T l o'c-ock Of said day at the NAH
entrance door of the Court Hous,
in the town Of Phoebe. in said coun
ty and state, will. In obedience u
aid order of sale and decree of fore
lasure. sell the above described
property. or SO much thereof as ma,
be necessary to satisfy plant
IFS Judge ment With interest thereon
to the highest and best bidder fol
cash in lawful money OF the Unite,
States.
Dated this first day of November
1911.
o. II. SMITH, Sheriff.
First pub. Nov 4; last Nov. ls
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Halloween Game.

Place wedding ring IN platter of
fi0ur Let each one take his turn cut
ting with knife The one finding
the ring will have fortune
Hang n horseshoe in a doorway and
give each guest chance TO throw an
apple through 1t from certain dis
lance. All who succeed win be lucky
all year.
Hide ring. thimble and a coin
In the room. All must hunt for them.
The one finding the ring will be mar
ried. the one aiding the thimble will
be single. and the one finding the coin
will lie rich.
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How to Clean the inside o. an...

How to Clean the inside Of ehoes
1t is possible to clean the inside OF
shoes thoroughly. and the process win
appeal to neat women.
Take an old toothbrush ,vhich has
been thoroughly cleansed with hot
water and washing soda or n new
brush, for .that. natter wet slightly.
soap IL enough 70 make light suds.
and with carefully rub and clean the
inside OF your shoes. II is pot neces
sarS TO get them very wet The chem
ieal action OF the, soap does. the work.
Let the suds remain a few minutes.
then rinse with the brush in the same.
way put the shoes on ventilated shoe
trees to dry in the air. and they will
be as fresh as a new pair. Harper's
Bazaar.
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E. 1855 ieet to cor. No. 5; thence
n. 6G deg. Al min. E. 754.5 feet 10
on No. s; thence s. 81 deg. 10
min. Il. 600 feet to cor. No. l, the
place Of beginning.
LITTLE MENDAH NO. LODE
Beginning at cor. No. l whence
the S. L. cor. Sec. 16. T. N. X.
&C E.. NJ. D. B. & M. bears N. N. 81
leg. II min W. 4S4.5 feet; thence
n. 81 deg. u min. W. ABA feet 10
cor No. 2; thence n. 81 deg. 81
min. ". 1919 feet TO cor. No. ):
thence N. IA deg. "a min. E. GU
ieet to cor. No. 4; thence S. 81
deg. 81 min E. 1000 feet to cor. No.
s.; thence >. IA deg. "a min. ".
1904 feet TO cor. No. /. the place
Of beginning
LITTLE MhNDAH NO. LODE
beginning al cor No. l whence
the y. E. cor Sec. 10. 7. / N,
r. sc H., Nj. d. B. & NJ. bears N
- deg. il min. L. 554.S feet; thence
). 81 deg ~ min. l.. asa feet t.
1
min. g. 957.l Sset TO cor No. .;
lnence S. 10 deg. 20 mia. W. $685.
feet to cor No. 4; thence N 70
deg. SO min. W. y2l.9 feet to cor
No. 5; thence N. "A deg. 81 min. w.
451.9 feet 10 cor No. s; thence N.
10 deg. 25 min. h. $685. feet to cor.
No. l, the place Of beginning.
LITTLE MENDAH NO. ) LODE
beginning al cor. No. / whence
the S. E. cor. Sec. I6. T. l ~, R.
sc t.. NJ d. b. & M.bears s. "a deg.
3 mn. ~. S6l.f feet; thence D.
90 deg. ~ min 81. 1900 feet to
cor. No. 2; thence N. deg. "A min
E. 6o7.3 feet to cor. No. 8; thence
N. SO deg. SO min. e. 1900 feet to
cor No. 4; thence 8. deg. IA
min. w. 607.3 feet to cor. No. /.
The place Of beginning.
| CEDAR LODE
Beginning at cor. No. whence
the s. e. cor. Sec. 16, T. / NJ. r.
o6 g.. NJ. D. B. & M. bears s. n
deg. SO min w. 655.2 feet; thence
N. 81 deg. 81 min. w. 9e1.6 Zee,
to cor. No. 2; thence N. 81 deg. l.
4M. W. o2I.5 feet to cor. No. 3,
thence NJ z deg. A min. h. 49,.
4eet to cor. No. a thence N. Q !.
leg. min. E. 1868 feet to col
No. s; thence N. SO deg 80 minute
east 637.6 feet to corner No. g.,
thence S. deg. A min. w. 32l..
feet to cor. No. /. the place OF be
ginning, and located In the S. E.
quarter OF Sec. 16, 8. w. Y Sec
ton Is, NJ E. u Section NIL. and
! n. W. 4 Section 90, 4. / N, Il. 60
E., M. d. B. C M. containing an
area Of 1903 acres.
The only adjoining claim known
90 this survey is the Sunbeam lode,
survey 1887.
direct that this notice be pub
ished in the Phoebe Record, a
newspaper of general circulation pub
lished at Phoebe, Nevada, for per-
iod of sixty days.
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register.
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Can Tao.

This game Is doubtless an evolution
Of the old trick which boys have OF
taking a cap from the head of some
youngster and throwing ii from one
10 another. thus preventing the owner
from recovering II The eame OF cap
tag IS practically the same scheme,
with a couple Of rules to govern It.
One hoy IL chosen 10 be 1T" and a
cap held In the hand Of another hoy
designateS the one whom he Is ex-
pected Ia chase and tag If the boy
who has the cap IN hand is In danger
OF being tagged he may pass 1t 10 some
other boy. who then becomes the one
to be chased. When a boy is tagged
with the cap in band be becomes lit
or ir he drops it On the ground he ia
IT. all the same.
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"A much care should be taken In
making coffee as In preparing any
other part Of the meal use cold wa
ter; allowing one. ,beaping teaspoonfni
Of coffee to each cup and zone. to the
pot Place on tircs let come .to.a boil.
then sislrAre low and ALLOW to simmer
fifteen minutes. always keeping cover
closed tightly TO settle pour In iix,
tie cold water.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Patent, United States Land o.
tice, Carson City. Nevada. October,
20, 1911. Serial No. O6531O.
Notice is hereby given that the
Little Mendah Mining Company, a
corporation, by its attorney intact,
!. + Whitney, whose postoffice ad
lress Ia Phoebe, Lincoln County, Ne
vada, has made application for Unit.
ed States patent for 1900 linear feet
Of the Little Mendah Lode, 1900 lin
ear ft.of the Little Mendah No.3 Lode
1879 linear feet of the Little Mend
m No, Lode. 1900 linear feet OF
the Little Mendah No. 5 lode, anG
1879 linear feet Of the Cedar Lode
Mining Claims, being survey No.
1870, and described In the field notes
and plat on file in this office, with
a magnetic variation of 16 deg. 80
min. E. as follows:
LITTLE MENDAH
Commencing at cor. No. OF
Little Mendah Lode whence the 8
r. cor. Sec. 10. r. NJ, h. Sc e.,
Nj. p. II. & NJ. bears 8. 81 deg
II min. =. 1917 feet; thence s. 6t
ldeg. 4. min w. 754.5 feet TO cor
No. .: thence 8. 70 deg. SO min w
745.5 feet to cor. No. 8; thence N
l2t deg. Is min. w. 600 feet to cor
No. 4; thence N. 70 deg. SO min
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court Of the State of Neva
da, in and for Lincoln County.
In the matter Of the estate 0,
a. O. Lee, deceasd.
Notice Is hereby given that the
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18

Remember that the Record job de-
partment ia up-to-dats and does city
work at city prices.
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chins's Tobacco.

China grows O great quantity OF to-
eacco, bur It is all Of somev hhi low
grade
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Undersigned was on thee first day
: Nov ember A. ID. 1914, duly appoint
4. ana on the second day of Nov
-4eber. A. d. 1911, duly qualified by
,-.e Fourth Judicial District Court
the state of Nevaoa in and for
LON Lounty as aaminisrator of
- estate Of A. o. Lee. late OF
IA ooualy, deceased.
IA Creditors Laylng claims against
....ia estate are required to file the
same, with proper vouchers and
l.. tut-ry afliua,its attached, with
-le clerk Of said Court. within three
.Ionlhs OF the first publication o.
mis- hotioe.
A. " LEE,
Administrator.
f. R. McNamee. Attorney for AID.
lainistrator.
Date OF first pub. Nov. 4; last.
Dec. 2. 1911.
y fAl koUR1H JoDICIAL DIS.
uict Court Of the State of Ne
20, = La "a tao County CT Lin.
.cpir
IN tie Ms.tr e the Estate OF
Jason Il. Young, Deceased Notice to
'e.!.'td- Y
Notice Is h,ieby given ti.at The
Ind rsisned WAS. or the 18th day of
'pril, 1914, duly appointed and qaal-
flied BY the Fourth judicial lis.
rict Court OF The State OF Neyada,
il end fer The County Of Lincoln.
as the administrator OF the Estate
of Jason b. Young. Deceased
-. creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file
the, same, with the proper vouchers
and statutory affidayits attached,
with the cerk OF said court, with
III three ncnths Of the date OF the
flrst publication Of this notice
JAMES A. DENTON,
Administrator Of the Estate OF
Jason E. Young. Deceased.
Date of first publication, Noven.
Der 9Th; last December End. 1911.
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Deeds and mortgages sold at the
cRcord office.
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N THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court Of the State Of Ne
ada, in and for the County o.
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First pub. Oct. IS; last, Dec. %.
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! direct that this notice be pub
ished in the Phoebe Record. a
newspaper of general circulation pub
iished at Phoebe, Nevada, for q per-
iod Of sixty days.
LOUIS j. COIN,
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A. v. LEE,
Administrator

f. R. McNamee. Attorney for AID.
lainistrator.
Date OF first pub. Nov. 4: last.
Dec. 2, 1911.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-12-15

This pretty model can be made Of
elmost any material. It is crossed in
front and fastened with a motif of pas
sementerie. It is trimmed with a
beautiful soutache embroidery, as are
also the kimono sleeves and the plas-
irons.
The little guimpe and the cuffs are
Of lace.