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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-29
IS GREAT
DAY FOR CHINESE
New York Orientals Will
Celebrate New Years in
Lavish Style.
american News Scrvice).

New York, Jan. 2S.-EvcrybOdy and
everything in the little triangular Sec
ton OF the lower East Side which con-
stitutes New York's Chinatown is be-
ing rchabilitated, for the annual per-
iod OF house cleaning, renovating. set
Ting of accounts and--most import
ant Of all-hair cutting is on. At mid.
night tonight, every man and every
house and shop must be absolutely
clean, wearing new dress and adorned
with decorations Of righteousness, and
all outstanding accounts must be paid.
for tomorrow Is the beginning of the
Chinese New Year 1912. and the cele-
bration will be one of unusual signifi-
canoe as well as of happiness and good
cheer.
Already there Is scarcity OF lat lit.
tie pigs for roasting In the East Side
markets. This is because the China
men have bought them up In advance
for their feasts. There will be ser.
les of progressive banquets. one after
the other In rapid succession. The
leaders and other members of the rival
tongs will sit about the same festal
board. for during the New Year fes
tivities q truce Is declared and the
deadly warfare which has cost the
lives Of dozen Cinnamon around Pei
and Mott streets during the past
twelvemonth will be forgotten.
The new moon will appear mex
Monday, and on this day Of the ap
pearance of the new moon the New
Year festivities will be at their heigh
and the business of queue snippini
will be general. On that day WI. thu
greatest Of all living Cinnamon. vii
sacrifice his queue and all the higl
class Cinnamon throughout the worl'
will sacrifice theirs. Already check
for turns in the chair are being sol
by the Celestial BARRIERS and that da
the queues will fall like soldiers o.
a battlefield exposed before rakin
fire Of shot and shell. This universe
sacrifice of the "pig-tail," Chinese IL
stitution many, thousands Of years oil
Is regarded as the most pronounce
step yet taken In the march OF tn
new civilization in China.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-29
SEINE Of Burns Phrases.


Here are q few specimens. Of Burns
happy phrases: "The best laid schemes
Of mice and men gang AFT agley;"
'.Ths fear Of helvs the hangman's
whip, to baud the wretch In order;"
'sBut pleasures are ike peoples spread
You seise the flower. its bloom II
she'd" "oh. wad seine power the giftie
gle N to see ourselves a. ithers see
u.s." "Man's inhumanity to man makes
countless Thousands mourn" Nursing
her wrath to keep It warm; The
mirth and fun grew fast and furious
whats done w partly may COM
pute, but know not what's resisted"
sPrinces and lords are but the breath
OF kings" THE rank IL but the guinea
stamp: a mans man for q that"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-29
4 P,ea For Rubbsrnscles.


BE good to the rubbernecks. They
are the people who find time to attend
the weddings and who make the pub
lie opinion that decides II the bride
looked pretty or was fright. They
also attend the funerals, and It -
through them that busy people learn
IL the corpse looked natural and II tbs
relatives were as grief stricken rs they
should have been. They decide II =
woman's new dress Is becoming. II q
girl makes q good match. II new
baby Is pretty. They make the sentl-
ment that Is favorable or opposed to 4
girls singing. her piano playing or her
recitations in public. They are the
opinion makers. Be good to them
Atchison Globe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-29
LEGAL Tip.

Legal Tip.
sDuring Grants tirst term Is mayor"
said q New York politician. Il told him
Of a case was involved in. and de
clared Id be my. own lawyer. as
couldn't afford 10 pay barrister 5000
or 500 to represent me
Then you'll lose. said Mayor
Grant. The only way II pays . man
to be bis own lawyer IS to keep his
own counsel"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-29

diplomatic service. He was one OF the
peace negotiators At Client In 1914
and was an ambassador to France and
England from 1915 to 1897. He lived
to be nearly eighty years old. his
death occurring at Astoria, L. l.. Aug.
II, 1843. Il.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-29
EVERYTHING ALSO
LUTELY GUAR
ANTEED

And remember this. that you
take no chances on this sale. X
the shoes you buy are not . We
represent. IL they do not wear
Is well as we said or - well q
you expected. II for any reason
whatsoever they do mot please.
y0u bring them back and We Will
return your money.
Now bear In mind that the only
reason We extend this sale Is be-
cause we believe that many Of
you who have really not had the
chance win be able to profit By
It now. It's been your sale from
start to finish. we've never made
any extrayagant claims. we've
never said anything about our
shoes that wasn't exactly true.
You've helped to make this sale
the best sale We ever had be-
cause you've learned thAt We
deal with yon squarely and DE-
scribe our goods honestly md
that's Why Ne expect you To real
Ire that this extension = Tor
your benefit: that's the reason
that We expect you to take -
vantage 81 It q
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-29
TRAMP LASTS FOR
LESS MONEY

And Tramp Last Shoes. the
shoes that are always the same.
the shoes that never know :
change in style, the shoes that
are always worth dollar for dol-
lar, these are subject 70 reduc-s
ton too. Mems IS Tramps 80.
at 1896 and the - Tramps for
$3.60. Ladies' $3.50 Tramps for
$40 and the So Tramps for
$2.65. Boys, Misses and Child
ren's Tramps at like reductions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-29
WORK SHOES. RUB
Der BOOTS. ETC.

All the work shoes. oil rubber
goods. rubber boots. IN fAct ev-
erything that II needed 70 work
out Of doors or indoors, are e
be sold tor less money. $40
rubber boots sell for 43.75. Be-
con Falls Brand, III other rub
Der goods carry : 10 per cent
discount. Work shoes are re-
duced about like the other 70
ductions We have been mention
ing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-10
5onoerjvllano%
Essaa yyvVssvQ t eeeAxs lssa*as IVA

en- @aar6 pad 6onf c
$ onoer. 2anbmano 2orens
@briitianien / sun6smarf bar al
@aorbbonolerne 6. 6: 9oll al 5npg=
beef, og g. 9oren5en al 9pbbpl
fjebt sen ti6ligere @aor6ejer @lnet |
&nnoslep tilbprenbe @ooro lomn1e=
lteos for $4,000 Morf. Sil @ooroe,
berer 81 @eftar 2an6 meo Hi
Morf Sfatteper0i; en6pioere meo=
fslger alt l16bo og cit Sci spin
&anoelen. Spertagelien fer til 1.
Mpril. @aor6en er peo oenne san.
bel goaet ODER / en- 6anit @anoS
Gle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-10
Gn pelfjenbt 2e9e ifriper o11 SIT
rifo.
81. Yeter SobrneD & Sons, Chicago.
Maao.. mnaf 10 Monn.11hnx

81. @eter 6obrnep & Sons, Chicago.
Bolton, Masi., 10. Mopember.
&eiitereoe! So leg er ct @e6lem
of oct Meoicinife Snititut, enffer leg
gierne at faa fra Sem Ben fulbiten-
oige &iitorie ON gamle ST. &eter
Jobrnep og bans Sp6ogelie, Or. &e,
tiers &urifo. Seq bar iiinoe at fore
Ieege bette p%i6unoerlige l1rtemi6oe]
for Sc meoicinife &linifer / &ongeri.
get Ssstolien og 6erpe6 u6bre6e &ien6-
lfabet til set og paa lamme SID gipe
| bets Op6ager, Dr. 8eter 6a3rneD
Sen BAN %tilfommen6e 9@re.
$ &aab om at bbre fra Sem, for
/, bliper leg,
Deres me6 Mgtelie,
81. Sranceseo g. &aolclli,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-10
Winnefota.

- 1irit Mational Bonf 8pening i
@inoom blep li0ite uge ful6itenoig
goelagt al 8ran6. Sfo0en belpber
Jig for @pgningen og 6ens 2eiere til
100000. 8anfens &palpinger og
&engeifobet mooitob Slben.
- Miis @ictoria @uicburo, 106
Mor 9ommel, 6p6e ii6ite l1ge al Ml=
beroomsipae6e0 / lin Miece, @rs.
Mariballs @iem / Dulutb. SUN par
fe6t / Eolen / 1904. Sun bor Sen
eloite &erion i 0ulutb og piitnof 6er
eloite ugifte 8pin6e / Mmerifa. Sun
bepare6e fine Manosepner uipettet til
bet iioite. Miis &uicbl,ro bor boet /
Dulutb 80 Mor.
) On flor Rapirmelle bill bltpe
onloet / 8roinarb, Dpis ser fan faces
8an6rettigbe6er efter 9nffe. Sen
bentes bpgget i BEN noropitlige Sci
of 8pen at Staal og Cement, til en-
8efoitning al $450,000. @ortb @eit
&aper 60, iom opf6rer Mbllen> for
LANCER ingen Bonus al 8pen, bpis
ifattepIigtige @ienoom berpeo bill
blipe foreget me6 II Million 9ol-
lars.
= Sen iterite 6iife6ret, Ser no.
eeniin6e er taget no al Mooilon Safe
eller / set bele faneet / ct enfel1
Dret, blep fiifet ii6ite l9e al SSH.
liams % @olt5bamn1er> ser far 6iife:
ret / Spen. Ser bar $4,000 Yunf
1epenoe Stiff, &arper, Buffalo, Sbeep:
bea6 m. m. ga 6iifen bar patfet
fpl6te &asierne Ell 6%ragtbogn, o{
| Siifen ien6tes til Seem Dorf. @ogl,
Gage for blep ser ien6t en- anSe'
! 6%ragtpogn ful6, &eiultatet al fler'
0ret. Ser fanbtes fun meget fal
8opfiif i @oa6ene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-10
Bafmeiter 8. @erot. Marbus:
@briitian 6reberif @oIoing. &aret=

SDr11t1a1 Jreoertf &olo1ng.. &aret
moger s. 6. 2arien. Mabpbeie: Sin
Marie 2pffe. NDfebing @orS: $40
oellne0fer Mnbreos @rpnllln0 Ye
6erieu. Gbriitione ltnnerl1p. Sc
oerip Slit: Stranoiogco Mortcr
Sbueien Stoge. &inorm: STR
Serenien 2ono. Graogaaro: Gbri:
itian S. 5bpgericn. giterbalnc: %e,
ter &oiS. So6er: Nbelone 2all=
,riolen. GSbjerg: aoren @ermano=
ien. 8%elleluno: @enorif &c. Sat-
&c. @inoelep: Gift 8,,bl. 5po=
oper @arf: Soiefa Mielien. @or=
lens: Sigrio Mnberien. 9oitrup pr
&am0r11p: Neter &oSmltS !6prlDcf-
9erifinO: Eetra @ronot. Maors=
let: Mariane 8on0e. @onolep
@rebfjer: Crime @onien. Stor=
ror6e: &aren &irltinc 8cngtlen
Spnocrpfse: 9ortbine Morie Gre
gcrlg,. Nareitrup: &iritine Miel=
len. &ibe: Suionne 2pcf. Sci
finger: 1ero. YeterienS @rltrl,. SRI
rebp: Gnfeiru Gpa 2inobortlen.
Soenic: Gbr. @o%llnmbbpfs Sl1ltr11,
@u5ejer Sens Gbr. NielienS &nitru,
Morie 9rnltrup. Spenbborg: 5p=
geplejerife Ireoeriffe Nagel. Sos
ming: @o9nmano 5. sc. s%Sgrgenien.
Treoericia: @nfefru 2o1,ra Mt1orea=
ien. aorbrs: &o11lo Morgretbe
5ranoien. Sereent Gbr. 6. Sbiens
&nitru. &eitouratpr Sparres Gnfe.
8raban6: 6bp. 8anffosierer @tef-
ferien. &ejerslepgoarb: Eroprietpr
s. 8a6en. @onlbjerg: Broplt It.
6. s. &ocb. &anoers: Sophie So
tbrine @eller. Malborg: Murie
Sulanne Sonien. Shifted: Morion
Teoerien. 8orsgr: 9epotorbeioer
Seniens @uitrl1 @aren. 8pifop:
&riition @eeter. Gifiloitrup: @aaro=
ejer 6re0erif gilbelm strange. Sat-
lebp: Niels 8oeien. Morrebef:
@oaroeier g. 2arien 5l1oer. Stub
fjpbing: gleonora &jeller1,p. @en9
9ompbageri: 5rellone cSenien.
Srpggelpp: Mulifer Mortin &as=
musien. Titrup: Sans &oloemor
Eeterien. @olbef: Gnfefru Morie
Glen. 9perup: @oar0eier sspr=
gen @onien. Strife @pllinge: @o=
rem Marie @briitenlen. StenliIle:
Eortifnlier &iels Gbriitenien. @ra-
le: @oren Gillumien. @jortspong:
Moren Sejniefe. @orlens: Moric
@liiabetb a%ierfeeooro. galoemor
@eill. @igorarbej0er Mlfreo Sspalb
9anlen. Sprring: &uren &jersgaoro.
9lfteo pr. 2psning: Mrel &uberg
Niellen. Sparfer: @lie @e6erlen.
S1noerup: Eeoer 2aurien. 6lpnoer:
@ilione .@ielien. @ejle: Sobonne
9ert5nm. 5ersbolle: SSe,,,p Yous>
9oor6. @entofte: Gporbognsfon6uf=
ter Mn0reos Sgreehien. @ellerl,p:
@nfe &aniine @eorgine &enningien.
@nfefru Nl1gulto 2boone. 5fo0Sborq:
2ererin6e Morie Mercf. 9perg6
Marf: @nfe Sopbie 2isbetb iSre6e=
rifien. girum: @oleripeno Carl
@briitian @uomon6ien. @loolofse:
@lep poa 2illemoiegaar6 .. 81. Mn=
oreoien. Sr6rup: @leftrifer @inor
&onien. @ellerup: &jebmono Miel-
lenS @nfe. Sine. 8ornboIma Ma=
firtebp: &aren &irjtine Mn0erlen.
@efsp: s. q. @olbergs S11tru gil=
belmine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-10
1tbenfor &ipbenbapn.

06enie: elioiine Mielien. Son.
61ftbr $. g. 81. @eitpbalen. alau-
6ine @orie 2arien. Mafffop: Sir
tie @arie &anien. Sin6erup:
@aar6man6 @n6ers Sulius Senien.
@Dfbbing S.: S1,lie Sergenien
8igrup: 8o6ilo @irItine 0lien
@arslep Sfopbaffer:: Morie Mnoer:
len. 9borebp: Sans &eter Mooien
!! @oersleb: Singer @e6erien. Neitpeo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-10
En- hoist vidunderlig Kur.
Disconfn.

= Geri inn acknowledgements
fonll ten mco Gnlooo hliber go6fienot,
oil Soo=@unen bpgge en- M @lebo-
tor | hyperion. Wrun0 ct allereoe
l,oicet. Nonr Nueoe fra Canada
fonn1er BERTH, nil Scr blibe flor Gor.
anorlng. Tpr li0rn icl16e5 set melte
at Del, fonooiife @reoc til Sort glr-
tbur og Sort @illiu'11, bbor Cana.
oian Mortbcrl, % Canadian 8ocific
Dor itorc G%(cuatprer.
Cen iocioliitilfe M6minijtra.
tion idr9er fooerli9t for 8orgerne8
llnoerbolonina. Sor10e1t, iom tioIt.
gere pnltolt, at of6ol0c fo1nmu1ale
9oller, bar ocn tilligc orrongeret
f%onu1nole &oucertcr, % BERTH fom'
lner fomn111nolc %all6epille Soreltil.
Finger, ser lfol ofboloes / en- al Ml1oi.
forums Sale. Scr er engageret Sc
6pgtiglte <nltnrrc paa bette 9mraa.
De. &oncertcrlle piier fig forelgbig
life at pere 11oact l6rnen6e Goreta-
geroe, og Ser or uifct en- &etsfien6elie
angaaen0e ocrcS TortlGttelie.
Mrs Aoo Nolnles / Ga Grosie
TOM forleoen 2og biem fra 8onfer
meo $25, lon1 FIN, 6anoe bepet ser.
Soet bl1n logoe Eengene nc0 / en-
Stnffe'og penotc Jig fra ben, ioa BUN
lige ino / 2pbet al en &ebolper / &en.
oerne poo Ell Man6, lom forlangte
Tengene. @l,n beieoe Jig otter neo
ODER Sfl1ffcn for at toge 6isie frem,
men tog ilteoetfor cit &ebolper iom
loo Ser, og fpreoc 2 @onge paa SD.
perer, Ser tog 6lllgten rrocn at blibe
rant, me1 / oct Don l9b offpreoe ct
Stub moo ben0e, jom romte beroe !
Naffen. Sum pc,1tes. lite at funre
lepe. ~
= st betponingsful6t @fri6t i
&etning at at a%fifaffe ben nuperen6e
Administration of Stats rniberiite~
tet er foretaget pe0 Sn6bringelie at
ct 2opforflag / N5iemblp al @erlin
&ul1 al 8lacf 8iper Sails. Set
goor no paa at opbepe 6e %,1uberen6e
8ooro Of &egents for l1niperitetet
og Mormalfolerne, iamt Mineftole-
8oaroet, o9 / Ste6et oprette ct @tote
8oar6 Of EDUCATION, of bpilfet GU
berneren ffal u6nebne 4 MeoIemmer
for s Mar me6 en- aarIig 2gn of
$4,000 for bper. Superintendent
for 6en offentlige l1noerbtsnfng ifoI
bore fait @eolen1, og BET ftal ofre
bele fin SID pao Observation-Disclosures
be6ite Sr6ning.
= 2iget al en- "a Mor gamrael,
imuf &iee, @arp. Sabon, blep fioite
l1ge fun6et / en- &aologer 3 MiIe
@orb for @enoiba al en- .6armer beo
@apn 6. S. Socobion. Sun bar
Datter al en- 5armer / Corners og
arbeioeoe | en- Gabrif. SUN bab6e
peret %foribunoen fi6en 8. Sonuor.
ga BUN bab6e en- Srette meo lin Ga.
Ser, Ser forlangte at BUN iful6e bebe
lin Torlopelie og gifte Jig me6 eu. at
Sooerens 8enner, en- Man6, ser bar
meget el6re enc ben6e. Sun git 90
gr&6en0e op paa tit SRrelie % er-
flere6e, at bun ingen pil6e ie. 80
elmer ienere Dor bul f%orfpnnoen.
2iget par fun ifert ltnoertpi % ioas
uo til at babe beret u6fot for Beiret
II lpngere SID, og Der bar flere
,Gfrnmmpr nm rot II
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-10

At kurore on FoskJslelse paa en- Dag.
Tsg LAXATIVE BRoMo Quintne Tablets. Apothe.
ksre refunderer Pengene I Mangel af Kur. 4. w
GROVES Underskrtft paa f"er Eske. Is Cents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-10
6. $. Barner at Mitfin bar
frerniot ct 6orilog / 2%egisloture11 ON

4 8E Iii A ETGFE &8E -DEf
g.. $. @arner al Mitfir1 far
f%rennlot ct 6orllag / 2egislaturen ON
Mfboloclie al m1oaneolige 2anoaut-
TONER for Sale al 5tatslon6 / st.
Souls, Stoico> aooebicDing, 8eltra.
mi, Gois og Nitfin Gountper. stats
Anoitor 9. 6. Sperion bar eoofjen0t
Jorllo9et, % Set er ligele6eS en-
At De &eforn1er, JON paa forificllige
Mpoer CT onbeiolet al Nortbern Min.
nel oto Development So.
= Gn nplig ! 2ulutb ofopo Mig.
n1ono, s. 3. @bite, far / lit Seito.
mente ofgipct &ionesbpr6 ON, at
@pfigbeo fun 1iuer go6e @enter. Sun
bar ncn1lig citrrloot Ell / @ucrett,
&alb, boc,lOe &piloe, Mrs. Sling,
en- Sneotcrs @lltol,, Gienoon1 ser
puroeres til flcre 5uiino Collars.
ll1oer ct Scipa / 2ulutb bapoe airs.
Sing / lin Iio ofgibet lit Se6e / en-
Spotuogn til Mr. @bite, ser bar ct
al tine 9pr,1 puu Mrmen. San fit
MrS. Sings Nopn og gl6resie %
logoe til benoc at BUN jful6e blipe
goot betolt for lin Spmnrfi ombco.
San bol0t lit 9r6.
En- hoist vidunderlig Kur.
Joseph D. Underhill, Doland. S..
Dakota, siger: "Jeg har opnaaet
stor Lindring at Deres White Wine
Of Tar Syrup. Jeg havde en- dybt-
siddende Hoste og Legerne opgav
alt Haab ON min Kur og kaldte Diet
I@ring. Jeg pr@vede alt vi hdrte
Tale ON. Tilsidst bevsgede en- at
mine Venner mig til at BRUCE Deres
White Wine Of Tar Syrup. Jeg
brugte ~ Flaske og er a1deles
frisk. En- saadan Medicin kan jeR
anbefale til dem som PLACES paa
samme Made.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-10

Sfan0erborg. gQa0e Mrl11e % Sett
bar br9ffe6e, 6en enc Mrm en6og poa
10 Ste6er. @aar og @obe6bu6 nor
fulbiten6ig %ofrepne, iaaleoes at So
rebifollen Dor laa bor iom ct 9@g.
gfteriom Si6en er 9oaet, far 6en2il=
leg 3ilitan6 imiolertio forbe6ret Jig
i en- pelenlig @rob. Mlle 8enbruo~
enc er fulbiten6ia bele6e, og 2ips-
funftionerne er tilipnelaoenoe fraftt-
eere. Set, ser bor pol0t Spgebus=
Iege 8ruu11 itprit 8efpmring, 5or
peret @ie%rneifallens f%uloitenoiee
8lottelie for 8le66ele, tbi uoen 6tslf
er Benpepet lite / Stan6 til at be:
ifptte @iernen ! ttlitreffelig @roo
Spgefnslegen bar nlt gjort 6orlel
paa as funltig Sci at e%ritatte 81
monglen6e 8lgo6ele, ioet ban bo'
foripnet &ierneifallen me6 en- nj
SUD. S bette 9ieme6 bar Sen I'LL
Eiges Mo6er unoerfoltet Jig Ell re:
imertefl1lb Operation, pe0 at lao
2egen u6ifere Sc fornb6ne Suolap
per af benoes enc Sen. Otter 2eg'
8ruuuS l16lagn ier set u6 til at De
ponifelige 8orieg lpffes, og Der e
iooleoes Muligbeo for, at 8arne
igjen fan foa lin. 6erligbe6, Dog me-
Sobet al fine Softer, Der 1naa eritat
tee meb funitigt &aar.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-01-20
ADD TO FLOWERS EFFECTS
Ornamental Holders, Pretty and tnsx-
pensive, Make Really Fine
Decorations.

Comparatively inexpensive flower
holders are now SO exceedingly orna-
mental that they go far toward dec
Grating the quarters of the girl who IL
still in college.
The most artistic receptacles arc
those in antique F1orentine, designs.
developed in pottery and covered with
sterling silver, miniature replicas Of
French jardinieres in porcelaine and
silver-plated metal vases lined with
glass.
A stunning flower holder Of silvered
metal has tall glass center vase con-
nected by crystal chains with four
smaller vases. another Of iridescent
glass is surrounded with cluster Of
vases. third of violet
crystal is Of square shape and fourth
Is an octagon Of plain white glass
lined with silver.
Much lighter OF weight and more
easily handled and packed are the
flower holders of willow. colored splint
or lacquered brown bamboo, lined
with tin.
For the evening college spread"
one girl has large flower bowl of
pressed glass equipped with wire
cover and a silver rim which holds
four silver-plated candlesticks And
If one does not mind expense there
are antique Jewel" set hand wrought
copper and brass vases. bowls Of Jap.
anese bronze with perforated brass
covers and huge cornucopias Of artis-
tically hammered metal
The Holly chieftain., 1911-01-20
Pro.peet. coed fer Winter simmer

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Greeley.-That there be 1000 bush.
els Of new winter emmer grown on
the Big Horn, Wyoming, experiment
farm, this year. which will be put on
the market for seed, Is the state
ment made here by Prof. B. C. Buf-
FUN. who developed the emmer after
years Of experiments and research.
Prof. Buffum says: 1--WE are getting
along splendidly with our seed breed
ing farm. The success of new winter
emmer has been especially gratifying.
Last season we raised 700 bushels and
SO far not grain has been sold or
planted outside Of our own farm"
Prof. Buffum developed the new win.
ter emmer from three heads OF the
grain which suited him He is now
working on new beardless emmer
which is well suited for forage. Next
fall he expects to give. the results Of
his labors to the world, after which
the emmer, 1t is believed. will be
planted generally throughout arid re-
gions.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-01-20
Denver reservoir Irrigation Co.

Denver.-After a strenuous battle
waged necessarily day and night for
s week between those who formerly
held control of the stock and affairs
Of the Denver Reservoir Irrigation
Company, as represented principally
by Milton Smith, on the one hand, and
representatives OF the French -Ameri-
can ba6k OF Paris. the Trowbridge-
Niver bond house of Chicago and the
Kenefick.Q k.Quigley-Russell Construction
Company of Kansas City. on the other,
the affairs of the irrigation company,
whose properties lie at Denver's door,
are in such shape that the Paris bank
has consented to purchase $4,000, ,0OO
OF its bonds and to see the projeci
completed. Measureless persuasion
by the brightest legal and financia.
minds of the country was necessar,
to bring about this end. which mean.
the placing of thousands OF farmers
on fertile lands in the immediate vi
cinity Of Denver and the expendi
ture of millions of dollars for labo
and supplies in this city. The com
pany is now, for the first time in it.
history, despite receivership which
now obtains and which will doubles
be terminated soon, in position t,
carry its enormous project to compl,
ton. The company's engineers hav,
made careful estimates which indicat
that 100000 will see all features
the project through.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-01-20

tion rs to how to go about the work
they would be very we'll able to or
der thenceforth Jewelry a they really
want It and not ~ the 1eveler or
some well-known society lady wanted
It.
This applies equally well to the
most expensive jewelry-the peaxly
and diamond tiaras and dog collars
and to the simplest scarfpin or little
finger ring Of some semi-precious
stone. It 10. however. chiefly for the
latter class Of jewelry that this sug-
gestion IL made. Give this 4. touch
Of originality and 1t gains more in
value than all that the elaborate and
uninspired work Of the commercial
jsweler could bestow; take away that
touch Of originality and It at once b.
comes cheap and tawdry-any one
may buy It anywhere for almost moth
ing.
The pendant illustrated is Of twisted
gunmetal wire, the stone is the silvery
agate. It is an extremely inexpen.
sfve ornament. and yet how striking!
1t would look equally well in copper
wire and lapis laxuli, or in silver wire
and jade. The important thing here.
as elsewhere. Is to be careful Of the
color effects-to match the stones
with the setting.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-01-20
Using up worn-out stockines.

Take the legs of stockings. black or
other color. and cut them the right
length to reach from the waist down
into the stocking Of the child. From
the top cut down slit along the
seam, or on straight line for about
two f1nger-lengths; then cut square
piece from another leg and sew it in
the slash Of the leg. as a gusset, sew
ing the other corner gusset-wise in
the cut on the other leg; this will
leave couple Of inches at the ton
where the stocking legs are Joined like
pair of drawers, and this should be
sewcd together. The hem forms the
band of the back and front Of the lit.
tie drawers, and the hem may be
strengthened by piece Of muslin in
which the button-holes are to be made
Hem the bottoms, or crochet an edge,
and the lid will have a neat-f1tting
pair Of drawers.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-01-20
To Avoid Enlarged Pores.

A complaint of the skin. and one
which women often treat wrongly, IL
that Of blackheads. These small ter
rors are tho direct result Of the stop
page Of the pores. of the skin. They
should never be. pressed out. as this
enlarges the pores and leaves a hole
that is difficult to contract down to its
proper size again. The most obstinate
will, with patience. yield to treatment,
and they should be persistently mas
saged with good cream until they
are cured, which massage should al
ways take circular movement.
Frequent steaming of the face ia an.
other sure method OF developing en-
larged pores. It Il mistake to steam
the face frequently for it causes the.
pOrcs TO enlar1e, end strong astrin,
gsnt \ needed ~ S6ntract them.