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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07
WOODLAND.


School opened Monday, with Miss
Ferguson as principal and Miss Err
ickson as primary teacher.
Bayard Pyeatt and Miss Ella Lund
were quietly married, in Bellingham
last Tuesday.
Seneca Smith had the sad misfor'
tune of being thrown from horse
His shoulder was dislocated.
Mrs. Howard and daughters, Nettie
Helen and Margret have moved to
Bellingham, where the girls are at
tending school.
Mrs. Johnson and son, Frank, and
daughter, Mrs. H. Hanson, of Custer
visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. Pyeatt, Sun
day.
O. Wilson Is remodling his house
also adding a large addition to 1t.
Mr.. Jeffcott is teaching in Custer.
Marion Thomson is in the neigh
borhood with his threshing mach
inc.
The grain here is rather heavy
this fall, but fruit is pretty scarce.
Herman Harter was a Bellingham
visitor, Sunday.
Beryl Merritt has started to school
at Lynden.
Robt. Eckford is working for .. T.
Wilson,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Continued from page 1

Continued from page 1
Sept. %, 1890 a. m. Principles of
Soil Fertility-Geo. Severance.
1870 p. IN. Handling Dairy Cows on
the Small Farm-H. L. Blanchard.
The Hog and His Place on the
Farm-H. G. Ashby.
Soil Cultivation, Drainage and
Fertilizers-GeO. Severance.
1870 p. m. How l would Select and
Grow Crops on Small Farm-Geo.
Severance.
Making Poultry Profitable on the
Small Farm-H. L. Blanchard.
How Can the Agricultural College
Help Us as Farmers-R. C. Ashby.
Sept. 90, 1890 a. m. First Demon
stration, Apple Packing - W. G.
Briefly.
1870 p. m. Second Demonstration.
Apple Packing-W. G. Briefly.
$3.50 p. m. Pruning Demonstration
in Orchard-W. G. Briefly.
General Discussion-C. E. Flint.
8 p. m. illustrated Misunderstanding
and Marketing-W. G. Briefly.
Local Conditions in the Fruit Bus
iness-C. E. Flint.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07
GREENWOOD.

GREENWOOD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bailey spent ias'
Thursday, in Bellingham.
Mrs. Sullivan and children were IL
Lynden, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosema visited re-
latives in this neighborhood, MONDAY
Messrs. Seth and Robinson, put III
forms for a concrete root huse loi
Mrs. j. w. Rose, Monday, and tues
day.
Mrs. Kilcup and baby We're caileu
to their home, in Timon, last THURS
day. owing to an accident which nap
pened to Mr.. Kilcup, while at work
with his donkey engine. One OF the
cables struck his feet and limbs. bu'
the accident did not prove at al
serious.
Roofs mill is being rapidly taken
down and hauled to the company
timber land north of Lynden.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07
SCHOOL ESTIMATES

Estimate of School Expenses of
District Number II, Whatcom County,
Washington, for the School Year of
1911 and 1912.
Notice is hereby given, that the
Board Of Directors OF School District
No. II, Lynden, Whatcom County,
Washington, estimate that the said
School District will need during the
school year beginning July l, 1911,
the amount shown by the itemized
statement printed below. This
statement is subject to investigation
and the School Board of said Dis
trict will meet at Z o'clock D. m.
October End. 1911, at the High School
building In Lynden. for the purpose
of giving any Taxpayer an oppor-
tunity Of being heard, in favor of, or
against proposed tax levies.
Estimate of General Expenses
Teachers and Superintendents
Ae'AASS, %S,OoO.UO
Buildings and repairs. 100000
Janitors salary, S33.75
Salary and expenses of District
Clerk, 5000
School furniture and apparatus, 10000
School supplies, 100000
Fuel, 2136O
Clearing New Grounds, $4,000
Incidental expenses, 1000. 90
Total Amount to be Raised, $14,237.35
Dated at Lynden, Washington, this
9th day Of Sept, 1911.
By order of the Board.
H. E. Stuart, Clerk.
Fred Whipple and wife have NOV.
ed into apartments in the JJudson
residence, on Front street.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07
DELTA AND SUNNY SIDE.

Miss Alice Nelson, was the guest
of Thelma Helgath, Monday.
Mrs. ]. d. Scrimger and Evelyn
visited at the Baldwin home, sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Axling and
Clifton drove aover to Blaine, -fri-
day. and brought home nice lo'
of salmon.
Miss Sandvall of Seattle, Is speha-
ing the week with friends, at Delta
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07
w r. C.. NOTES.

Saturday, Aug, 26, Corps called
with only few members present.
For the good of the order, Mrs. Var
Patten gave a recitation.
Mrs. Mcpherson read selection
Mrs. Wilcoxen gave an instrumental
piece.
1t is the REQUEST of the president
that all members be present, who
possibly can, at our next meeting,
that we may prepare ourselves for
the yearly inspection, which will
soon take place.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

NORItWOOD
School has opened with large at
tendance; both school buildings be-
ing we'll equipped with accumulation.
for the pupils.
Mrs. Whildin fills our principals,
chair this year. We We're very Tor
tunate in getting lady teachers to
fill all departments.
Mrs. w. c. Riddle Of Van Buren,,
spent the day with her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. T. L. Riddle, Monday.
Miss Florence Goodman has re-
turned to Seattle, after a months
visit with her parents.
The "Old Maids Club" was enter
tanned at the S. Bradley hame, Thurs
day.
Edgar Crabtree, who has been Ill,
is reported able to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Goldman en-
tertained on Labor Day an auto party
from Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Bloom and
family, drove to Lynden, Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lash, drove to Lyn-
den, to spend Labor Day.
Fred Lash and George Hamilton are
spending an extended vacation in
the mountains.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Combs burnt it's mouth very severiy,
with extract of I've. 1t is reported
in no danger.
Miss Rotha Goodman, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle,
of Lynden.
Miss Myrtle Goodman is spending
few days with her parents.
WEST VAN buren,.
Miss Coney Deem and Mae Whip
pie, called at the Wampler nome,
Tuesday afternoon.
The infant baby born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Holstein, Monday, died Tues
day. Interment took place at the
Lake Side cemetary.
Mr.. Yount sold his flock of sheep,
Wednesday.
Letitia Wampler called at The Deem
home, Wednesday.
Mrs. Briley and son, Neal, returned
to their home, in Spokane, after
spending some time here with ner
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Heathers.
Mrs. Lorne Furness and Mae Whip
pie called at the Deem home, Thurs
day.
Mrs. H.. Pierce, Arthur Pierce and
son drove to Lynden, Saturday.
VIM. Brigham and daughter, Maude,
of Clearbrook, drove through here on
their way home from Lynden, Sat-
urday.
Mr. Hyatt, drove through here on
his way to Lynden.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Riddle were
Lynden visitors, Saturday.
Mrs. Wampler and daughter spent
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Yount.
Letitia and Murriel Wampler went
to Van Buren,, Saturday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Riddle of Lynden,
came up in their auto to spend Sun
day, with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Riddle.
Mae Whipple and Letitia Wampler,
were in Lynden, Monday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07
NEICHBORHOOD NEWS
By Various Correspondents

Mr.. and Mrs. Heathcot ana =
Crosier went to Blaine, MONDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. BALDWIN Gu
tertained, Sunday, Mr.. ana MIS- ~
Goodrich, Vernon, Iva anu oA''
Of Glendale, Mrs. R. Goodrich AM
Mrs. C. Custrman, of Michigan an
Mr.. w. Chase, of Seattle.
The Delta and Sunny Side schooi'
opened Tuesday, with a full attehu
ance, with Miss Seltser ana '
Brown, as teachers.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-09-07

Fred Whipple and wife have NOV
ell into apartments in the hudson
residence, on Front street.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

II areszaksr Frozsses a 10,
EAa a arsss q = certain day,
SD better hare II ready.
Wksa PeOale sAE shsy vii helF
yOa in tine q trOlbSs. thank
Iksa. and 6Oz-t coaut On Il too
zlcA-
A EoaAnis idea a. ART i 10 ssaks
a dinosr 50 elaborate that The
gussss vii sos knoE hOE TO eat
IL
Whea a nan cults abusing his
rival il b = sign Ne has lis rival
doua-
AZ q ruae. PsOPle are disapPOiut-
- IN compliments. hey always en-
Pect 1Ore-
TO1r eest frseaa has q Q1estioa
~ TIE Ae uOald he 10 ask yOu. II
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
TEACHERS WANTED
FOB RLAINE GEARED STHnnI.

Blaine : IOsatss in tie uez,raI
part q LGErsa1s o0zury. tEsz.y
7ll=s trO7 L01Hsz. tzszsE zlss
fro7 PAiz-sViII-. azt zboz- rEsz,y-
rEO zilss frO2 Sazty Hoak. in
TIE z,6ss Of n fIas fA-zi-E sersSo-.
vita two ehuryAss ana Sa.Gly
sa1Ools tO1r stores tEO bEazkszi,h
sA07s. saw 1il- Eriss NH. kIrtI.
7tA a11 ear1ing aarkfae. a rood
BANK an4 - q god folks uho
are Interested in e,tucArsOz- We
have i1st established a Erassa
seAOOl and uans for PEia.ipal a
1Aa uAO can draw Pso5se frOa a
dAssA1ce to arts1d scAooI here AZ
Ter the rural scAOOss have elOsed.
JUNE f4tA. d tie cay Inea 10
hire tearhsrS An who aesars 10
ApEiy nay % 80 ~ saIIing a Or
adarsssiag C. ". KOUNs SSze-
tArF. biAinA NJ. ny3eaa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09


EA In tbs cO1necti0a - Is rensn-
ber the power q tie to1Eue. q uhsch
u Apostle sid. -Therewith pr.fse us
God and thereEith eurSs cor nature,
Ne ~ La cur tOaEDes and al O1r
psvGs - Nd n el@sl.E the pscple
- VEL - n przAs.nE eur God
M Kl1g wisely beEzn his rsto-na-
tiOn a the tenple and gave the priests
and Lerftes ths arSt shaw thersia- II
u1s Ater tat tie idols q tie csSy %
Jsrusalsn vere Ezthersd and buried
INTO Tie valley q Kearsa- and 4 vzs
lfter TIE tsrrOr q TIE Passover occa-
go tat TIE nal q TIE peopls n Cs1-
sral ne high ard they Ee1t co-Jh
N orer tAe lan1 oes-royfnE the tsols.
tAe Erures q Raal a,a SrsSy Cuhol
- dsloyalsy % Gcd
And - today. Ere<yvhsrs tie E<ht
- en- eay = sAsufag Dore ana Eore
e t. Dean,esS. seleSAness. corup-
tisa-s0e e y GESTURES "a and
ss7e & Il bred q special privnere and
orportu11ty. IL cal FIR rstcrn h
hsard - every hAnd althO1gh sonA
tlnes b1t feehAA he rruper place for
rssurn ~ - n He.ekiahs dsy. wItA
~ 4nr1acatioa q tAa pEsssts and
~ Levilas tAe1selvsR
n ~ chuncA e Chrssa cc1ld hi
nnlEhfsny psrsorn Asr respS1snliU.
snarr - olrectlsa e tbs EllE \
wcul1 nan = grsatrssissl e rsaEioa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
PROGRANINE

Sunday School Convention To bs
held At Martha, Sunday. June II,
1915
s.sS. Scripture and prayer. b.
Rev. Aey Hay.
S-4s. welcoRs address, c. n.
S3askS ...
l0=ea. Response. n s Barns
ls:l5. hts place and power Of
the Sunday school in the salvation
Of the World W J. Vaughan
l0:+5- The authority for the sun
DAY school. Rev. L NJ CopIsy-
I1=ls. he Comfy Work. Chs.
HoIbrOOk
l1:3e- An l NJ Brothers Keep
er. c. V Burton
Appointment Of COMMITTEES
Use. Song and prayer
LIS How to get folks to attend
Sunday schOOl O. J. Vaughan
a=eS. he Sunday school Al work.
r c Mcclure. .... ..
2-SS. he World vide nOEsaszt.
". J. Vaughan -.
see. WAY sAoald the ehiIdrea y
kept in Sunday sshOOl, ?. z HoI-
brook. W ?. Dean AID Others. ten
minutes each
c, ", KOUNS. President
c. V, BURTON. Secretary.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Among the many West Virginians
EhO have made good in the West,
fsE have dOne 50 Eith more PrOmPyi
ruGe than A B YORK a son Of
Senator JOAN Y YORK OF Wayue-
and brother OF d. }. ? York.
of Huntington
Mr. York EhO Ess admitted 20
the bar = comparatively Short tine
ago. mad vhO IS stu veil under
thirty. has been elected district
attorney for Butte COUNTY, South
Dakota HIS home Is Al Belle Four
che Vhsre the great irrigation pro
iecI Is being pat in motion
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

MOIher Gr4y's Sweet Powders for
Children .......
Relieve FsVerishneSs. Bad SION
zeh. Teslhiug Disorders. move and
regulate the Bowels and are =
pleasant remedy for Worms Us
ed By Mothers for - years They
never fail Al all Druggists. 25c
Sample FREE Address. A S. DIN
stead. Le Roy. y Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

ne Kings father had introduced
AolatrO1s WorShtp-srecSilE altarS and
GrUves 70 ths worship Of BAL Gods
temple was streEa with RUBBISH. IN
Or TIE direcSioa Of the King. tie
LeTffes began q cleansing work II
required eight days 20 cany cot ne
ruhh1sh nun The oOur1. ssc- Thsa he
priests. Who alo1s were au1hOri1ed 10
Slter INTO the Holy. o. temple pruPsr.
were directed % cleanse the temple II
81 .......
But - 4 preliminary EOrk. bef0-e
ne cleansing q the court OF TIE TEN
pc began. the King directed that the
Priests sE5 tAe Lssssss szncrity Jnsn
selves afresh 70 the Lord and HIS
szTicA How apprOpri1re. How IN
harnO1y with The words Of tie Proph-
- Isaiah. Who lived Al that tine and
Who vas ths Kings cOanSelOr--Be
ye clean. that bar tn Vss@ess q IAs
Lords house--Isa- 62sII
But - Is not forget TIE instrucrioa
a 81 Peter upoa this subject Com
paring TIE priesthood q Is-ael With
the tnStirurIOns a tie Christian church.
o. Peter gives - the thO1Eht tat
ths pEAess q Olden tines do not ind
he1r aEfityp8 IN The els-ET q rOd1y.
b1t N GOfs satnfly O. sancttned 20
Pc whsther IN OF Out a Tie pabnc
ministry
ms 81 Peter sAys 70 al Of TIE Con
secrated Church a Christ. -Ye are =
Royal PriesthoOd- = Hoy NattOu. =
peculiar PeOple that re Should slow
forth TIE praises Of Hin vhs has called
y0u Out a dark1es into HIS narvsE-
o1s Exit
he otVias Blsssins
n conclnsss1 q the feast Eas q
Davine bleszng upO1 an tie pe0ple.
thrU1Eh TIE Pries1s and LsEttes. So
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

ein: and thus
dAth passed
Uoa al men
because Al are
EinnerA RO
mans 5-R
he d0vuEzN
n sinful ts1Ien
q inbred IN cur
veU eOnstirurSOn
q - sSrOag that
none h abe mly
% Overcome Il
r. h@ Fhas
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

h dared Keep up the sArA -
tA4E b VII a0t dare.
Neariy every man thinks 4.
done a graf eeal for tie tss.A
Shieh hs lres. IL be las 1t-
TALLY 1Ade il fazozs
Scaling Of total EreSh. -
oOtiee a dinner asle amer o.
igSesss have an had their nm -
Plshed back 10 tax
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

one size smaller By using AIIe1's
FOOt-Ezss. the 4utissptie pOSdsr for
sEOlle, tedsTn. aching fset II
makes Walking a delight. relieves
oOrus and buniOas OF All pain. and
gives rest and comfort Sold every
where. 35c DOu't accept any sub
stfruts Sample FREE Address.
Allen s Olns-sad. lie Roy. ny
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
FROST TROOP Carnage rLiuu

A lot Of eAhbAse Plan,s- A-uA
eeen pat On sale Al the So
Hardware caapAnys store ~
are frostprOof and should - -
cat ianediAisly. WIN prOauos -
Early cAhhsse. Price Ise pr-
drsA CO and 81 a loa a o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

TIE special seSssOn Of the Wesr
Virginia legislature aaiourned sine
die wednesday svining. after a
stormy session. the --GOld Dast'
Twins vinuing out in the end and
no primary laE being passed They
did not forget their salaries and
mileage. however The mileage
amounted S4.9ee. ... Z
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

heR gos Orf .
Divine hSstR
nOE tie Lords
Sncti1sd pSPe
from al hs
eOnsserated Of
ns h01ssh1d Of
hith-tO TIE %
PIE In g@snA
% their KA
bOrs their
msnds " Vk
itoD nOn an
Let 0ch b -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

any of us csn do h 70 81 cur Wis N
opposition 10 cur Inherited wsaknesses
and 70 hghf cOuzgeOusly against
hen he Apostle ass17es rs that II
4 were possible FIR humanity to fully
gain such 4 victOry over rs faIlsa 81
as 70 bring irsef hack to PerfecIiOa-
thsn Divides GOd would have prO-
vided that Eay Of salTati0n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
PROGRAMME

For Blaine and Cherokee dis
triet, TO Be held al the old BzP-
tist church on Brushy. June 10. Isl
sac. Devotional Rev c. V
COrdle-
s:4s. Welcome address. J. H.
CO-dIe-
1890. Response. O. J. Vaughan
1915. The true ain OF Sunday
school W J. Vaughan
1880. Who ought to attend Sun
day schOol and Why. Walter Ar
riagtOa-
1890. recitation. NOla Nae o.
borne.
I1:IO. Our debt to the Master.
N 5 Burns
l1:O. Report Of district ofHSsrs
and delegates. and appointment OF
committees
Use. Song and PRAYER
LIS, The Sunday school OrganiEa-
ton. R C Mcclure. 49,. 49,.
AIS. Why should children be
taught the Bible. Charley Osborne
2-45. Some real needs L NJ
COplsE- -.
3=Is How to interest children in
the Sunday school. Mrs LOra o.
borne. Mss Pearl Walters, A W.
Osborne and others. 10 minutes
each
S-35. Recitation. Mss RaarI Bates
Report Of committees
Adjourn
-... MATHEW BATES. Prs
J. 2 WARD. Secretary.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
FOR REM.

Ny residence property In Louisa.
InneaiAas possession Ssvsa. Adarsa
New cunesrlAnd. W. Va. J. C.
noaaa a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
WEST VIRGINIA AHGHDOE.
NEWS FROM COUNTIES yUsI
ACROSS THE RIVER IN
WEST VIRGINIA

Wayne county vii receive So
1lS-s1 a. her HPPOrtia6meut OF
the state Road Tax Fund
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
HOME Circle COLUMN.
COLUNIN DEDICATED To TIRED
MOTHERS A. THEY JOIN
The HOME CIRCLE


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O,hsr happy.
.. =

other happy.
A kiad Eord costs bat little. bot
Il nay bisss all Say the oas 70
Eaou 4 . sg0kea- NEg. have kind
EOrts hssn spoken 70 yoa Ehsch ha'
lived in yOzT heart thr081Ea ysars
and borne fruit q toy aa8 soss.
Let - s7sak kiEdly 70 Oas an5sksr
We have surtszs and EOrrtss szt u
- ~. therefore. rzsP and trTftsfs
thOss near Is. those - love. th0ss
Eh0l Chrtst would have - save.
Il i Whea tie sln has rons
dOEn tkaE the h0ze iaflUssoes -
uorle Actual and P0tsuL In 8g-niuE
the tsa3sr bz4s q yozzE 5kEraftsrs
ths light frO4 Tie AsaFJhst0rs i
far more sffics-Et fhAa the sGuliEaI
Tie 5istInrtiFs CHARACTERISTICS q he
hone life are manifested uosr sfro1
~ SHEA The Izbc-s - tk= cay are
.satst aA4 ts family CATER AEOana
e fireGss for evening. Oa< or
q evsniEg oz@Ilte i sort an zoath
d tie Ogdiuzry dAily sHP~Ebss1s.
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good Isz. zst 10 hsoDns = grad
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nAd goot 10y Il q Eroax 8sa
that ever boy lzs1 SOS as Eii6
oats Whss yOa So a crug q
siit oats. 500 2zst take tn@ 10
harvest a crop. 4za the er0P .
nsEer anything hi cAafE VIA
oats u@-d nsEsr - soEu he
tine sRsut in sowing Efid cats Is
EOrss tsaa lost for the tine cOald
- s2sas IN s0EinE . erOs TAI
EOald yisId a goiasa harvest Be
careful about tie kfad q ss=d yoa
so. for -EhsisOsEsE = zan sOEsSh
that sail As also reap
We GAIT 70 c01sster kozz AL
all tie 1szbsrs % the h0lz-holt
a. s1urBst to tie flrsE ooassdera-
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re 4ssS n sOsieSy 70 Is tat -
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have got tatO a ErozE Ezy O
thinking We lave pat tie h0zs
into The baEkzTOlEd Ehea IL shoaId
oscuPy lie fo1saoszh place in or
Iho1ghtS We Sk0zId s-rfF. to
7Aks Ourselves szEh PIeaszu. zsz-
b=rs o. ths hOzskOls had thzr
oar ahsszts = IKE the Ioss q
The szEshizs fr0a a szunsr day.
We Gan 60 i and Ne iii Do Il II
-s enter tatO TIE rigst sgirit-,ke
spirit q kOze-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

DOn't rePrsss the baOgant spirit a
your children: half an h0ar o. zsrTi
ment around lamp and freight Of
home bl0ts out many a care and
AnnOgGnos during the aay. ard ne
best safeguard they can take With
then into the Eorid Is the unseen in
finsnCe OF a bright domestic cir
Gle.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

SPeak kindly in the aoruizE: Il
hgArsns the cares OF The dzy. and
makes = hOusshoid and all It's afzfrs
move along smoothly. SDsak kindly
Al night for Il nay Be before dzsn
sons loved on nay uaish his OF her
space Of life for this World ard il I'll
Be too late TO ask bO-gsTsnssE-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Put home first and t0rsnOst:to-
there VII cone a Jfze uhsu the
home sirSIe VII - 6-Oksu-shsa y0l
loag for The t0Ich % a Vautshet
hand and the sound o. a vuEzs tat
still" had Wien yOgr greatest 7Izas-
ure VII b in rs7sub=rinE thzr yoz
nd All in yOlr power 70 PIT 4 s0uE
under every bartsR. 70 make sarh
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

We are OfIsa ysTE much Impress
b. the woman EhO Is doing a great
azi grand Eork for huaanity bat n
one EhO retains our respect i ths
true wife and mother Wh0 Presitas
.oEer her hone and ehildreu Nth a.
heart and ksad.deaoasSrztng kizd-
nsss and ability, Ehbeh pats tie blast
on the pabIick life
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

Let the parents th4 tatksr a. yell.
A. the mother. impress upoa thefr
yo1nE daughtsrSUhsshsr Ihsy are n
the eOGHtry school hO1ss OF ooIleze-
that the true EOmzns sphere i IN.
the home. and the great basin -
and sdItationsI World for EOzzn.
does hot dstr1rt sas iosa from il
the importance Of her sphere
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09

VOC wtH never have friend Il
y0a aust have one Stth0zJ a fault.