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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
From Fridays Daily.
Flowers to Bloom on Spring Millinery


Millinery Trade Review: There
seems to be leaning toward small
and medium sized flowers, which
are arranged for the most part in
bouquets that are more or less Sc
we're in effect. Roses of all kinds
will as usual be good. Some favor
the moss and old-fashioned June
rose and buds. Velvet foliage is be-
ing offered with the other varieties
and it is not unusual to see two or
more kinds combined. Nor is it
unusual to see large and small flow
ers together, the small flowers, ar
ranged in clusters, being nested
among the larger ones, as for in
stance, lilacs or wistaria There is
every reason to believe that it will
be an excellent flower season. Last
spring and summer could hardly be
so described, but for that reason it
may be argued that this will be a
banner year for flowers.
For the new fiat hats there are
feather bandeauy and wreaths that
are very handsome when shaded.
French blue. gray and white was
the harmonious color scheme of a
willow which encircled the crown
and had feather standing upright
at one end. 1t is TO be noted that in
practically all cases where there is
high effect in trimming it is ar
ranged at the back. Hats that are
broad and decidedly fat elsewhere
have often some slightly raised ar
rangement of the trimming, if not
directly in the back, at least toward
| it at one side or the other.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
From Saturdays Daily.
West Mankato Boys Organize.

The West Mankato Eagles, an or.
ganization composed of boys of the
West MankatO Baptist mission, met
at the home of their teacher, Bud
Cain. last evening. The evening was
spent in playing games. etc. 1t was
planned to take bob ride to Rapidan
next Saturday afternoon, other amuse.
ments for the winter months were
talked over
Clifford Lang was elected presi-
dent to fill the vacancy caused by
the removal of Fowler Hart, their
former president, from the city. Re.
freshments were served and the boys
departed at ten, all declaring they
had had jolly time. The boys are
OF the ages from twelve to sixteen
years. They have Il fine organiza.
ton, Differed by themselves and
are doing a good work. They would
be glad to have any boys of the
above ages of good moral character
join their club.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
Celebrated a Birthday.

The trustees Of the German Catho-
lie church and the building commit
tee of the new club house last even.
ing drove out to August Schultz
residence in Lime township. The
occasion was Mr.. Schulte's fifty-frst
birthday. The company arrived in
time for supper and from all reports
there was no lack of good things
to eat. After supper Mr.. Schultz
was presented with a sweater, n pair
of mittens and fine cow. The
latter gift was a wooden COW pur
chased at toy store. The host is
the owner OF large herd of fine
cows and the guests desired that
he own one COW that would at al
times be able to pass the tuberculir
test. The company spent the rest
of the evening playing cards and re
| turned in the early morning hours
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
Enjoyed a Sleigh Ride.

The girls Of the packing depart
ment OF Rosenberger & Curriers'
candy factory and their friends had
sleigh riding party Thursday even
ing. After the sleigh ride they we're
entertained at the home of Miss Carl
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
NOSE COUNT IN ST. JAMES
Population Put Down as 2,1O2; Shows

Falling Off.
From Tue sday's Daily.
The census bureau announces that
the population of ST. James is 2.102
In 1900 the population was 1907
The population of Wabasha is 1922
In 1900 the population was 2.52S
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
DEATH OF EARLY RESIDENT
Mrs. Sarah Hendey of Hebron a
Victim of Pneumonia.

From Mondays Daily.
Mrs. Sarah Hendley, residing in
Hebron, Nicollet county. died early
this morning at her home. She was
parts and had resided in Nicollet
county since coming west Mrs.
Hendley is survived by five sons and
one daughter, also a number of
grandchildren and two great grand
children. Mrs. Hendley was seventy
six years Of age and the cause of
her death was pneumonia. The flu
neral will occur at two O'Clock We'd
nesday afternoon and the service,
will probably be at the Hebron
church.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
D. of n. Installed Officers.

Mankato Lodge No. IS, D. of H.,
held open installation of officers Fri
day evening. G. C. of C. Francis
Kuester conducted the installing cere-
monies, assisted by her grand asso-
ciate officers and the degree staff.
After installation the G.. G. of c.,
Frances kuester in a few well
chosen words presented the outgoing
G.. OF H., Emma Vogel, with p. c..
of Fl. pin, after which the members
and invited guests were entertained
with short musical program, and
the MankatO degree team exemplifed
the degree work. Then followed a
social dance which was enjoyed by
all present.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
Pleased a Large Audience.

Miss Zadia Mcdonald of ST. Cloud
pleased an audience at the !. o. o. f.
hall last evening. She is an olocu,
zionist of renown. Judge Lorin Cray
bers by local people were nicely rem.
dered The proceeds of the enter
tainment were for the benefit OF
Alexander Wilkin G.. A. r. post.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27


Sbey sketches
Sibley
sleek of
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27

The services at the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church are still
in progress. Come out tonight and
you will be we'll repaid,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
Will Be a Musical Treat.

Will Be Musical Treat.
Those who enjoyed the recital OF
Madam Hesse-Sprotte will be glad to
learn that Miss Fink has arranged
for another concert to be given Fri
day evening, February 3, in normal
hall, under the auspices of the Girls
Glee club and Triangle club of the
normal school.
The artists on this occasion will
be the Imperial quartet Of Mime
apols. The personnel of this are
Miss Martha Cook, soprano; Miss
Agnes Lewis, contraltO; Mr.. T. c..
McCracken, tenor. and Mr.. Raymond
Moorhouse, baritone, all of whom are
prominent singers in the churches of
Minneapolis. Mr.. McCracken has
been heard in Mankato before and
all who had the pleasure of listening
TO him then will realize the treat in
store for them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
Married Twenty-Five Years.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Lang are cele-
brating their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary today by entertaining
Il number of relatives
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
Held a Social.

About thirty members Of the Pres.
byterian church took a sleigh ride
out to. III. p. Jensen's residence in
West Mankato. Upon arriving the
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
From Tuesdays Daily.
Gave Organ and Voice Recital.

Mrs. Katherine Gray and PrOfes-
sor Anderson of Gustavus Adolphus
college gave an organ and voice re-
cital at the college in st. Peter last
night. Mrs. Mary BrettTaylor was
the accOmpanist. The audience was
large and appreciative of the excel
lent program that was rendered.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27

Charles r. Butler left this after
noon for Chicago.
c. N. Strand of Rapidan departed
this morning for Frederic, Wis, to
look after his wood business.
st. Paul Dispatch: Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene L. Patterson, 797 Goodrich
avenue, leave Wednesday night for
New York. They will sail Saturday
for a cruise among the West Indies.
They will be away until spring.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
SOCIGTy
Surprise on Woodmen of the World.
Citizens 2t3
NJ. w. 80

Surprise on Woodmen of the World.
At the regular meeting of Man
katO Camp No. 30, WOOdmen of the
World. the following officers were In
stalled by ]. W. Geiger, state man
ager, and w. IL. Fish. deputy p. c. c.,
j. l.. LorentZ; G. c., NJ. ID. Cup: A.
H., Ole Erickson: banker, Andrew
Rudbcrg; clerk, Louis Kuebler; cs-
cort, G. c. Larson, Waterman, j. III.
Lang; sentry, Charles Adamson;
physicians, DR.. A. o. Bielland and
DR.. F. r. Dumont; manager for three
years, A Wester. About the time
everything was arranged for the in
stallation there was rap which
caused the door TO be opened and
the members of the Woodmen circle
came in by surprise. The installa-
ton was then made an open installa-
ton, after which progressive cinch
was played and prizes awarded.
Head prizes won by Mrs. ]. III. Lang
and Andrew RudberG: foot prizes
wen by J. w. Geiger and Marcus
ID. Culp. Refreshments were served.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
Mathew Schweitzer of Dull

Mathew Schweitzer of Duluth is in
the city. He is son OF a former
sheriff of Blue Earth county.
Mrs. II. ID. Truman of Hopkins,
Mimi, arrived Monday to spend a
week with Mrs. William Girvin.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
Entertained for Mrs. Burton.

st. Cloud Times: Mrs. Fl. G. Erwin
entertained small party at bridge
yesterday afternoon in honor Of Mrs
Burton
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27

usual Thursdy evening prayaer
meeting services were held. At the
end Of the services refreshments
we're served an da social time was
held
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-27
MANKATO FREE PRESS

son on Second street. Light refresh
menfs were served and all reported
a fine time.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
vEaT STEW WITH DUMPIINGS
o-iiGiS.s oirrer oisr oesisre1 &C 40
zeal g T-cse se.si-s Garage IN
IL u E1--

Izz-sdisrrz Five pounds of a cheap
sr c-- q beef. four cups q 5ctaro.s
cGt trrs small pieces. rwc-tkfr-.s cup
esc1 q rzrzips ard ear-ucs cut into
cre-Eals inch cubes. cus-hals 0rior-
caoPp@sI o1e-tou--h cup Of -four. salt
AT pepper
Cut he neat INTO suau pieces. re
zcv-1g tie tar. -Y cur TIE tac arf
c-uxu ra@ msar n r. When vel
Drowned. crvsr with ecfItn< water. ecfI
tcr I've ufzures azt then COCK n a
lever usuperacGrs until he neat 10
1cns- I. tender. Eats VIII regut-.
secUr rhrse hours On the stove Or I've
.cr-s "a Il. Erel-ss cooker Add car.
rucs. -s--5s. crio1s. pepper. ard salr
during rhe last hour ot cooking. and
tae poCAscss = minutes before serv-
tzE Thtcksn With the four vf-h cold
EAtsr. serve vf-h tunpIfnzs. Il thfs
-tsh = 1aGs In the Ersiess cocker
ne utx-ure must be reheared WIN
ire Vegetables are PUT n Such a stew
cay also ns made ut mutton r veal
or pcrk Is used Tie Vegetables rzay Be
Scc1e tines for variety the browning
q rke meat is dispensed With When
Ehtfe usar such a. chicken. veal or
fresh pork 4 used the gravy ia ofren
made rich With cream or milk thick-
srsd wt-h four The numerous nE1cr
aedlrtcns whieh nay be introduces.
give the great variety &C such st<vs
found In cook bocA4
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
STUBBORN ECZEMA ON HANDS

Some ni1e Esars ago noticed
szAu Pizplss breaking oct CT the
hGek of ~ lands They became very
t-TTtSrtzE and ra4zany became
worse. 50 S5at I couI6 ucs sIseu a.
night ! consulted a physician Eho
treated lie 4 nng tine. but i gut
worse and I could not put ny hants
IN water / vas treated al TIE los
FltzL and i vas izz- the sa-s- vas
told that Il vas a vsrT hat case q
sczeua Teu- lzzt ksrt o. usiux
everything that : could fer nearly
eight years EErfI I vas advised 70 ~
CuttcE-z Ointment ! tiG 50. ard I
found after ! few arplicarious and ~
h2EdaSt1E NJ haEGs well " that The
burning sszzzttocs we're disa7psa-fzx.
! could sleep vel. and did Tot have
z1F itching during the night beEzu
sttzr a While 70 use Curtcurz Soar for
= wash for thez. and think by using
Tire Soap and Ointment 7 vas much
benefited ! stuck 70 the Curieura
treatment. and thought e I could use
CHER remedies for over seven ysars
Elrh 70 result and after orfy having
4 few zprlicarto.s ard ar1fnx ease
from CCricU-z OiurEsEt. 7 thought II
deserved 4 fair trial vf-k a severe
and stubborn case I uss6 tie Otz-.
ueHt and Soap for nearly six northz.
and 7 an glad % say tha. I hav-
hzra.s as clear as anyone
It < ~ wish that Tua pghIish this
letter 70 al the world. azt Il zzyucs
co1brz II. 1T them write re an4 7
VII gtVe them the name Of ny phyzt-
etz1- also the haspttaI I vas treated
AZ Sguedf Mss Wary 4 Be--Iey.
= University S. No1t-saL. Q-e.
Sspc q 1916
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

when the minister praised rhs rasp-
berry ian a. Mrs. Green's hounrtfd
Saturday night supper. he could not
imagine Why Angie and HGrarto. the
twins. zazsd a. hiu SO rspruachtuIIy-
Don't you Eks raspberry AN. NY 1T
tie la1% he asked Eorzrio.
Yes. sir. I do. and Angie does"
said Horztto n distinctly rezerrtuI
tones. and mother tnit Is that she
vas afraid the last she made vznr
gu--e up 70 the mark. and Il yor Slfnt
praise r. Angie and could have II for
luncheon On our hreaz.. fer Mrs. Willis
and Mrs Shetd nsver said a word
When they ats r. ard you've made the
third but now stsu Use Il for The
-hErch socta6lss." and Horzrio looked
sloan-ly a. his rEir- Who returned he
iooz n Erd--Tourh' Companion
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
cHILD'S GIFT REAL CHARM
7ssrusd <srser F-,- ossporesrey
ARD Proved tre Foundation
~ E1rsssre.

A certain business nan has . curt
ocs little charm for Its wareh chain
He wouldn't sell Il for 81 900. 10. nor
two. nor rh-ee His little child gave
= 20 him QUE day when. he sayx -
was down
7 had lost every cent lad IN the
world AID there AZ ny desk. NJ head
On ny a-ns. vas thinking oc a posst-
bic vRy % end e. when ny little child
cane ~ 70 ze and aske.- What does
-rzt1ed' mean. pa7a- And than
knew ! lad been grua1fnx loud enough
20 De heard and Understood. You said
ruined PAPER What does L neany
L means I haven't aay money
baby Papas a pccr naa- The little
feet gathered away. then back Again.
and here On nv watch chain IS what
sne gave ne Not a great fgrrHne-Co.
but the foundation Of one Whatever
I've got since cane from IL. for Il gave
M courage Christian Herald
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
LOVE AND THE AERoPLAHE
Some Good Advice for Those Dsrtns
Mortzls Who Would Do Their
courtirs Aloft-

Secure . nice. roomy aerupiane- and
Mace in IL an old-fashioned sofa or
armchair. Then put the girl IN get
in yourself and turn on the power.
Do not be in any hurry. Get far
enough up so that you can be preoc~
cuuied for a few moments without
landing
II is Just as well to strap the girl
in. sne can't get away. Of course. but
you can kiss a girl In an aeroplane
much easier II she Is firmly secured
Always keep one hand on the steer
ing apparatus and the other on the
girl: but II worst comes to worst let
20 the steering apparatus.
The following schedule. II adhered
TO. win prevent ordinary accidents
Five hundred feet up. hold girls
hand
sir hundred feet up. arm around her
waist
Seven hundred feet. drop everything
and hold girl. working steering apra-
ratus with both feet
BE careful. when you alight. not 70
come down near a church In the ex-
cftemert Of the occasion you may for
get yourself and marry the girl
Many fatal accidents have resulted in
this manner-Puck
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
HAD TO HIRE
THE WASHING
Mrs. 0anieis Tells How She
Solved That Problem and Sew
eraI Others As Well.

slip. KY was 50 sick for or 4
years says Mrs. J. =. Daniels. Of this
place. that had to hire NY washing
done most Of the time. had given up
hoping for a cure. but ny husband kept
begging me to Try Cardui. 50 at last I
hex7u 20 take T. and I hadn't taken
half bottle before could tell It was
helping ne Now I can do ny washing
rad tend NY garden an feshier than
I ever was before IN my rte and Car
dui made ne 50. I believe that would
have been IN NY grave. Il I bad not
taken Cartui- Your medicine Is al
right. can't praise II too much
ca-dui Is purely vegetable and gen
tie-sctfnx It's ingredients are mild
herbs. having a gentle tonic effect On
the female constitution
Cardui makes for Increased strength.
improves the appetite. tones NJ the
nervous system. and helps to make
pale, saIlov cheeks. fresh and rosy
Cardui has helped over q million
weak. tired. vorn-out women. and
should certainly benefit you
Try L today
Y R-y--z< %. Ladies' Advisory Dept.
Charrzruoxa Medicine Co. Chattanooga.
Tenn s1r Ss<r-sf i-s~-rss-E and ~
paxs book Home Treatment for Wom-
en-" sent IN plain wrapper. on request
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

n a town IN Georgia there vss an
old pr-acher whose knowledge Of the
world vas not vide nor deep. but Who
conceived 4 % be n place where. Il
one should trust his fellow men. hs
shcuIf at the same time keep an eye
On bis own interests
One hot day he pulled OF ais coat
and preached 4 vigorous sermon. IN
der the pines. IN his shirt sleeves. AZ
the close Of the open-air service ous
Of bis admirers approached htm and
said. reg-stfuIly:
7 font suppose that you knew that
the editor Of one Of the big New York
Sunday papers was here when yua
pulled on your coat"
7 reckon I knew Il well. for I'd
been told Of H." said the preacher.
calmly. Il don't believe he's as bad
az hs might be. and anyway. put my
coat On the chair close by and had IL
right under my eye all the time
Youths Companion
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Dissolve a salrspocn Of beef en-
tract IN ous-hsls a cup Of rot water
and STIR into II ore-halt cup Of the
cr1s-s ot Whole wheat bread. finely
ruILsd- Let them stand over koe water
ard soak While you beat the YcIks
ard whites Of Two eggs Stir The
crumbs into the yoIkz. add 4 bfr Of
pepper and salt. then very lightly stir
tn the whites Cook As any oneIec.
fold and serve on hot dtsh Garntsh
with parsley
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
OLD COMMON SENSE
Charge Food Wren Ysu Feel ogs ~
ScrrA

"A great deal depends uron yourself
and the kind of food you eat tia
wise old doctor said TO q man who
cane 70 him sick wiki stomach rrou-
bic and sick headache cucs or twice a
week and who had been taxing u{IIs
and cirsrent medicines for thres or
four years
de vas t.dueed 70 stop eating any
sort of fried food or neat fur hrsak-
inst and was put On Grape-Sars and
cream leaving OF all medicines.
In few days he began TO get bet
ter. and row he has entirely recover
ed and writes that lie ii In betrsr
nealrh than he has been before In
twenty years This mzu IL So YEAR,
cd and says he feels like q new nsr
all the time
Read The Road TO WeIIvfIIe- in
pkzz1 There's a Reason
Ever rad tA< absxe s<<s<xs
mne ADR<1rs frs2 tfwe 20 IT,. TH~x
gen~kDes fu<. an1 TIM 81 hnwus
t31xE1n4-
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

through he ring 01 the Eop and the
IcSss metal cap Is 6-sru down ever
he tcp. cunrrsszi1x the 1ppsr cor
-fuu q the srraEds 80 that they ezz
Be drawn - iu-o the hofInw snd ot
tie handle- In thls way there a-s 10
Sruerutiux uesaI parts azd the device
1aT he zset WITH safety Gu parEuesFE
-oorz OF aav polished surfaces which
-igh- otherwise Be na-rsd ~ IL.
cuz-Ar- of anything sgr tss soft ncp
irs@ls TIE vaols a-1lr Is very nxat
&zG Is easy 20 manipulate
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
CANNOT 90 ANY DAMAGE
toese~fves VIII See AZ . cisres tns
vsigzese Qualities e. snis
Ns~ Nee

A sszrls and elective form of nor
has been designed ~ Pennsylvania.
rs chief aGvantaxs lies n The ab-
sezce q sprtrEz. balls. levers. beads
CT ether parts of metal framework.
E1ich have been Known % rust. get
cEt q rsFair and scratch polished
szrfacss- tt zop T. made II two
cscaraacls pa-ts-the mop proper azs
~ harfie. which is Equipped VITA
q soox az cre eat Az a .arizx piecs
-.at . also 1ss4eAaole- To PIT this
a-ra-arlz together ths hcck IS TN
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

One Of the recent MAGAZINES CON
saans directions for making a flower
bowl N bashetry which makes IN
ART seem 50 simple a. 70 be ACCOM-
plfshec By any one A thin gtaHs
finger bowl Is used and trcsossd IN tAe
plain smooth reed There il some-
thing 50 characteristics and Mseahs,
abc1- baskets that thsy are zlvau
aecepszhle giftz. and when made hy
rhe gtEer. how nzch more So
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

A1nf-zI Potter tod a nsw cce ca
Str Tchz Fisher Wen Sir Joh1 vas
AZ the seat os he British admiralty
he was zosr Inaccessible Ore tzy Al
old boa-s~zi1 appeA-~t Re rc1id
not take TO ,cr Al A1sx-- Finally
q secr-earv went mo Si- 5oe1s Il
fee. Leaving the door RsA-- Ee -cit
the sd1irzI tsa- a sallcr -s-A-c@c
m interview
Tel ain 20 g 70 eel -7s-e1 ssr
John
Aye. aye. sir.- Di2ec re soAzH-
VITO stood IN IL 1oo--aT ~ 4 -
speccc1I salute. ! EcE = =e>< vor
there. str. brr : rxz- 70 a-x % yc1
nov. roc.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
s1azn--f WIZ t.anhurz.

Break half paskags spaghetti N
salrsd water and cook Until tender
Put half POUND hamburg srsak and an
ortou chopped fns IN another kser.e
WITH a can Of tomatoes strained, sa,f
and pepper and cook. adding spa
xhs-rt when done. and simmer about
half Al hour I serve this a. a suur.
Would be excellent for trnch for
school ehiL1re1- Can Use tomAsr
soup Good as a site atsh vfracu.
tAzeuz
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
OIeTi-e Errncr saiae.

Chop Lhres Anchovtes. ore ozscn
ard lr-is parsley very fne. Put "a 4
eoEi With two r2niespocnfrls vine
gar. o1s cf on. a little mustard anx
ptneh ot salt When vel utxsc add
several slices Of enld roast he<f nrs
exceeding Two CT three inches Ioux.
EAke several hoCrs before serving:
gzruish With parsley This i. a. ex-
esIlsnt way Of utilizing Leftover scrzos
ot roaxr beef
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

BeaS tAs


Caller 10 urrie GAzgarsr cc 20
h1uss l-Ef1Izc- ssa-z WEere a-~ vcu
% to-
Da1ga-sr q TIE Eogs@-r- rlzx
z1inE y 70 vatch Mare 90 -aoehers
kalr
CaIsr-Oh- dear, Thea IN atrz.e
We shan't BE- able 70 SEE Fuur mother
Daughter oc TIE Hcuze-Oh. yss.
vu1u ind hsr down there n Ia
drawing ruou-
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

-azr Z-s-x1=@ NJ E-saaz1
coc-c- : A. E--z-- -s@7e . so7~
-.-zE -=---s-= - =a--s- - A-z-
va a. - sE---C=s
We : cc-sz ~ = - tor "a.
an .c- a. q -=@ az Ehez 7 81
r.-c-E. .e @asz- -.e lsss- tea ~aa-
I've h--z szEzx
uoz- <c--T al zG-s lho1- E1Er
hzsha1G -is1 eat rs E--
S-1v Stores
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Boiled potatoes are an sxu>x1~ut
sunscrurs for soap when TIE hands
have become soiled BY eoztzer vtxs
oiaeksnet pos and panA Puezrc "a
tsr should, besides. be kept for rsn-
ovzriEz sfIk
Although vinegar may be used To
clean the outside Of copper enoxtrx
ursnstls. care should BE taken t0
avoid letting any tzll On he tin In,
ins OF the pan To clean tn pan In
side and our. far the bssS method ix
% scrub II WITH soda. hot ratsr and
soar
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
a Christmas Criticism.

orvtls Wright, discussing flying IN
View York. said 70 a reporter
The French claim To make the
best machines. but cur foreign order
books tel t1ferent story
Our foreign order books give the
game away Eke the little Dayton boy
a. he Christmas treat lie zrc from
tns tree AZ this tr.at a pair Of truus-
ers. and waving them around his
head he electrified the entire Sunday
sctcoi BY shouting n a loud and 10Y
Gus voice
Oh. ua. these pants must be nav
Pa lever rad a sutr Ike that"
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

n taki1E Swa-r-Rocs vuu a-0rs
ratE-1I help % Nature. f7r swamp
Root = a gentle healing herbaI euc-
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

iaad Ava. Chicago. II. says Ny
eyes were 1uied truu drupsY and ny
nee and feet terribly swollen vA
aid - for three months and although
I toctorsc. 7 received little benefit
Deans Kidney PtIls relieved the av-
tul back pains, stepped the swelling
and made M feel 100 per cent bet
ter
Remember the raneDca1a
Fer sale By al Dealers 50 cents .
box Fosrer-N1hurn Co. BufaIo, " 7.