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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23
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PANTRY

Beef stew with vegetables is one of the
most savory and satisfying Of dishes, and
offers the added value Of easy prepara-
ton to the busy home cook. Apple fritz
tiers are an excellent side dish. At this
season OF the year pineapple salad has a
refreshing and medicinal effect. pineapple
being a very healthful fruit. An old
fashioned jelly roll. with coffee. makes a
pleasing dessert.
Apple Fritters.
Take one cupful Of sifted bread flour,
one teaspoonful Of baking powder, one
quarter teaspoonful OF salt, one tea
spoonful Of sugar, half cupful Of milk,
one teaspoonful Of melted butter and a
cupful of finely chopped apples.
Sift all dry ingredients together after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23
For the Sickroom.

A convenience for the sick person is a
good-sized shoe bag, with ample pockets.
which may be fastened with large safety
pins to the mattress. on whichever side
Of the invalid's bed 1t Is needed.
In the pockets may be stored books.
papers. fancy work. handkerchief and
various articles that are constantly being
lost or getting out of reach. This idea is
suggested for one who is confined to her
bed for some time. yet il able to read.
write and amuse herself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23

Mrs. c.: Powder covers up but does
not correct complexion faults. Use this
simple lotion and your skin will assume
its former youthful clearness and take on
charming tint: Dissolve ounces spur
max In u pint witch hazel Tor hot water)
and pour in teaspoonfuls glycerine. Using
the spurmax lotion in place of powder over
comes the shiny, oily appearance and gives
10 a coarse. lifeless skin an exquisite fine
ness and healthy look Even In hottest
weather 1t is only necessary to apply the
spurmax lotion once a day. because perspi-
ration does not spot II. and then. too 1T
is invisible when on
Madge W.: never advise the electric
needle for superhuous growths because
more thoroughly and is devoid OF pain,
MIX some powdered deiatone =. Win nd " aftar
or 3 minutes rub on. wash the skin ana
the hairs gone. This leaves the skin
smooth and firm.
A. B.: Cutting the eyelashes is dan
gerous. l would advise applying pyroxin
to lash-roots with thumb and forefnger;
as this makes them grow long. curly ana
silky. Your straggly eyebrows can he made
to come in thick and beautiful by putting
pyroxn on with fnger-end Use caution
and don't get pyroxin where no hair is
wanted.
V. NJ: Soap was never intended for
shampooing because the free alkali it
contains raises havoc with the scalp and
hair roots. Use canthrox and you will
find your dull. streaky. brittle hair will
grow bright and even in color and be OF
a soft, silken texture. A teaspoonful can
throx dissolved in a cup hot water Is
ample for a delightful shampoo This
creates a wealth Of rich. penetrating lather
that thoroughly rds the hair and scalp OF
dust. dandruff and excess Oil: and after
rinsing the hair dries quickly sand takes
on its former rich color and gloss.
Mrs. NJ. W.: Your blotchy. pimply skin
proves that the blood is In very I'M
healthy state and demands prompt action
Get " pint alcohol and in this put " cup
full sugar, / ounce kardene and hot water
to make a quart. tablespoonful before
each meal is the proper dose. This soon
cleanses the blood OF impurities and
clears the skin of pimples. blotches and
sallowness. as well builds you up and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23
Eponge Very Chic.

Amber again is to be observed doing
duty in the guise Of great rings as belt
clasps. or as some ornamental ornament
to catch up the draperies Of a gown. On
black hats, feathers toning from amber to
a burnt tuscan are fascinating.
Foulard is with us again, for which
many will doubtless lift up hands in
praise and thankfulness. Foulard is such
a useful summer standby, and In addition
very hard to beat when presented in the
best satin faced qualities.
The more the vista OF fashions unfolds
this season the more hopeful 1t appears to
be. While retaining a number Of the most
attractive attributes, such as the decol-
lete throat, the deep shoulder line, and a
certain tempered slimness of silhouette,
we are being asked to consider q number
of fresh ideas, or, If we like, revivals that
have in days past secured sufficient hon.
age to insure them a like treatment in
these days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23

gives you complete health and full strength.
For a face lotion see answer to Mrs. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23

Favorite among girls and women this
spring are the new variations of the
cavalier bag, combining lovely hued vel
vet and cut leather in odd Egyptian de-
signs embodying the ancient scarab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23
A New Pannier.

A case in point was a gown seen re-
Gently. The material was putty colored
charmeuse, fine cloth or one of the re-
vived soft ribbed silks. This skirt had
quite a slim appearance; the embroidered
buttons and mock loops ornamenting the
front being in tone. And what possible
objection could be taken to the graceful
catching up of either side?
The corsage. very simple affair, was
cut in one with the sleeve, join, how
ever occurring midway down to carry
the length to the wrists-a detail that
takes the mind back to the directoire
period.
Anything more enchanting than the
neutral shades of the season We have
never had. CuriOusly enough, the feeling
for yellow, both solid and suggested,
which reaches us, as goes without saying
via Paris, has been much more freely
taken up here than on the other side of
the ocean. This holds particularly true
veritable success. There is too, a nuance
particularly attractive that can best be
ikened to amber. It is, as a matter Of
fact, trifle grayer than pale amber. but
the similitude serves.
Whole costumes Of this in eponge are
extremely chic. Or again 1t is much used
for facings to navy suitings and black
costumes. 1t may be readily assumed
that this particular color vogue Is directly
instrumental for bringing in the beautiful
amber itself as jewelry adornment. Half
length strings of amber are much affect
ed With evening gowns of the same shade,
and also look especially seductive as
finish to white lingerie blouses and frocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR.

gives you complete health and full strength;
For face lotion see answer to Mrs G."
p. A.: You will find my quinzoin hair
and scalp tonic very invigorating for life
less. itching scalps. To prepare. mix to-
then add I ounce quinzoin. Rubbing a lit
tie at n time well into the scalp han
ishes dandrun and puts II In a healthy.
plant condition Continued using restores
the former gloss and rich color 70 the hair
as well as induces luxuriant growth
all your own.
Lillian r.: You can safely recommend
my crystos pye-tonie 10 your friends for
II is quite harmless and has a wonderfully
soothing and Strengthening effect sore.
aching or weak eyes. Here is the recipe:
Dissolve l ounce crystos in pint cold.
pure water. Two three drops should he
put in the eyes each day. Thousands OF
my readers have used this simple eye
tonic TO bring back the sparkle 70 dull eyes,
and very frequently people have been able
to discard glasses after using 1t for
time.
p. x: The fat around your abdomen
will soon disappear once panotis is used.
This will also Danish youg double chin. To
make, dissolve 4 ounces parnotis In IL.
pints hot water, and when IL cools take a
tablespoonful before each meal. Continue
treatment until your weight In where You
want IL. and when you stop the treatment
you need have fear Of the fat returning.
This method does away with dieting or vio-
lent exercise. and Is the only safe way
Of which I know to actually reduce weight.
Doris: Greasy creams do more harm
than good, because OF their tendency IN
clog pores. This causes the skin to as
sumo a leaden color and grow oily, and
encourages hlackheads. blotches and skin
pimples. You will ind this plain almo-
zoin cream Jelly just the thing for COM
plexion upsets and permanent aid to
real beauty: Stir teaspoonfuls glycerine
almozoin. When this Is dissolved apply
freely to face. neck and arms daily and
II Will cleanse the skin Of impurities and
give TO ii charm and tint such as every
healthy. well groomed woman has Use
this every morning and your skin will be
free from freckles. and the sun and wind
will not tan IL.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book. Beauty" s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-23

tons for summer. 1t consists of plain,
two-piece flannel skirt deeply hemmed
and a MILDLY blouse of the same fabric.
The high-mounted skirt with inside tape
belt is desirable adjunct to the outdoor
outfit, since. without binding the wearer
at the waist to prevent freedom of move
ment, it retains its place properly.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
WANT TO CELEBRATE JULY FOURTH
MERCHANTS OF B0NNERS FERRY TO DISCUSS PLANS At MONDAY
NIGHT NIGHTINGALE BUSINESS MEN ASKED TO ATTEND

will be made 10 bring two outside
teams to honners Ferry for the ball
game and a good sized purse will
be put up for the winning team.
1t is possible that large dance
pavilion will be built and dancing
will go on throughout the afternoon
and evening. The usual fireworks
and grand ball in the evening viii
probably PIC ably c sons llpds TIE asys fun a.
though It is probaable that a number
Of novel entertainments will be ar
ranged for at a later date,
The proposed celebration cannot
be made a success unless all of ths
business men take an active interest
in it. Those interested and who
are willing to do their share to-
wards preparing the 1912 celebra
ton should not fail to atteud the
Monday night meeting at Kent
hall. ''
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
BONNER FAIR DATES DETERMINED
WILL BE HELD SEPTEMBER g. a. AND 25TAKE EXHIBITS TO
SPOKANE FAIR OFFER MANY FINE PREMIUMS

At meeting of the stockholders
of the Bonner County Fair associa-
ton held last Saturday at Standpoint
it was decided that the county fair
should be held at Standpoint on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
September %, "a and IS. These
dates were selected so that exhibits
of the county fair could be sent for
display at the Spokane fair.
That the fair will be bigger aud
better than ever before is evidenced
from the early interest that has
been taken in the matter. Letters
are being received daily by Secre-
tary Edgerton of the Commercial
club relative to exhibits that differ
ent people intend placing at the
fair, AT this years fair there will
also be live stock exhibit,
The Michigan 4.aAd 4 Lumber
company, who have a 7,ooO-acre
ranch near Careywood announce
that they will place on exhibit their
herd Of thoroughbred Holstein
cattle which was recently acquired
by them and also pen of thorough
bred Rerkshires which they recently
purchased from the University Of
Idaho.
Andrew Christensen last year 5
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION MAY 20
STANDPOINT BUSINESS MEN DECLARE THEMSELVES FOR LCENCED
AND REGULATED SALO0NS-LITTLE AGITATION

neither improved moral conditions
nor tended to promote temperance.
I'VE believe that the interests OF
the country will be best served by
substituting for the present un-
satisfactory condition the licensed
retail sale of liquor, such places of
sale to be limited in number,
we believe that the prohibition
of the sale of liquor has not served
to promote the commercial or in
dustrial development of our coun-
ty, and that as much, if not more,
liquor has been consumed during
the past two years as before, but
with this difference: that its CON
sumption has been in places and
under conditions apart from the
easy and natural visitations of the
officers of the law, and that the
county, city and village govern
ments have been shorn of revenue
with no corresponding moral OF
financial gain.
In accordance with the belief
expressed above. we pledge our
selves to exert our influence to
secure the passage by the city,
county and village governments OF
such additional regulatory legisla
ton as may be within their power
to the end that licensed drinking
places, if permitted, may be con
ducted in accordance with modern
ideas; that licenses may be forfeited
for the Illegal sale of liquor, and
that such authorities may refuse tc
grant licenses to those located in
districts without proper police pro-
lection.
We appeal TO the voters of Bon
ner county to join with us in the
coming local option election to aic
in bringing about a wholesome
change, which, we firmly believe
will result in the betterment of al
persons interested in tbs moral spt
material welfare Of Bonner county.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
DIPLOMAS TO
CLASS TONIGHT
Lsst Entertainment Of 1912 Commence
ment Week at Utopia Theater
This Evening.
SCHOOL GAVE FINE PROGRAMS
Bonnsrs Ferry Citizens Pleased With
Ability Shown by Pupils
SCHOOL GAVE FINE PROGRAMS

Commencement Week for tks
first class of graduates 70 complete
the four year high school course in
Boomers Ferry will come to an end
tonight when, following an appro-
pirate program. Chairman of the
Board of Education, T. J. Jones
will present Zoe Kent, Goldie
Norman, Teresa O'Brien and Enid
DeLap with diplomas of graduation
from the local high school.
This has been a week that viii
not soon be forgotten either by ths
class of 1912" or by the citizens
of Boomers Ferry, The first of th'
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25

commencement week exercises was
held at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday evening when Rev. S.
Thomas Simpson delivered the
bacealaureate address taking as his
subject, Mans Market Value"
The scientific lecture and de-
monstration given Tuesday evening
at the Utopia theater was we'll at
tended and the entertainment was
instructive and interesting. Prof.
Spoerry and his class conducted
many marvellous experiments. and
the lecture was a treat to. anyone
interested in scientific experiments,
The Utopia theater was crowded
to its fullest capacity ON Wednesday
evening when some 90 pupils of
the high school and grammar
grades presented THE Union De
pot" The play has no leading
parts and so no one student ex
celled his fellow. The production
was pronounced great" by those
who were fortunate enough to- be
able to hear the speakers
The grammar grade exercises
were given before full house a,
the Utopia last evening and the
entertainment was 6rst-class in
every respect,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25

president of the fair association, is
in receipt of the following letter
from Paul Clagstone:
have decided to offer a young
pure-bred Hereford bull, sired by
my prize-winning stock, for the best
general ranch exhibit, variety, ex-
cellence of crops and tasteful ar
rangement to count, at the Bonner
County Fair. Ranch photographs
add greatly to the attractiveness of
such display and are of consider
able educational value. Professor
Childers, formerly head of the
agronomy department at the Idaho
Agricultural college, has charge of
my ranch this season and is plan
ming even a greater variety of crops
than usual, We will not compete
Tor the premium ! offer, ~ rs
Mrs. Clagstone offers a prize of
IS for the best general display of
flowers grown on the farm. City
lots and professional gardeners are
barred.
w. H. Heideman superintendent
of the experiment station at Clag-
stone junction, announces that he
will give first prize of $3.50 for
the best five vines of peas having
the most pods,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25

A number of the business men
of Ronners Ferry are taking a live
" interest in the promotion of a
Fourth of July celebration this
year and have arranged for a mass
meeting of citizens and business
men, who want to see a real live
celebration, to be held at Kent S
hall Monday evening. Every bust
ness man in the city is requested to
attend this meeting and to take an
active part in proposing and carry
ing out plans for such celebration
as will excel all previous efforts in
this line.
1t is believed that some $500 OF
5000 can be secured in subscriptions
from the business men towards the
fund to be used in providing for
the Fourth of July celebration. l..
n. Brown. proprietor of Browns
department store has announced
his Willingness to subscribe $50 to
Wards the fund and other merchants
and business men have also ex
pressed themselves as being willing
to subscribe literally.
1t is proposed to make the Fourth
this year a genuine old-fashiones
celebration. The morning will
probably he devoted to the carrying
out of patriotic program witt
plenty of good music, vocal an,
instrumental, and a big parade
The afternoon will be taken II
with horse, foot and eccentric race
and a ball game, Arrangement
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
New Bridge Completed

The new 9o-foot steel bridge
across the Spokane international
right-of-way north OF this city was
examined and accepted Tuesday by
County Commissioners Dunn and
MeDufie and County Engineer
Ashley. The bridge was con
structed by the Hennepin Bridge
company of Minneapolis and when
the approaches have been built will
have cost the county in the neigh
borhood of 50, 900.
Work was commenced Wednes-
day upon the south approach to
the new bridge. Commissioner
Dunn is supervising the work and
will have the north approach of
the steel bridge across the Kootenai
river widened so as to do away
with any sharp turns in the road
way between the right of way
bridge and the Kootenai river
bridge,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
Class Day Exercises Yesterday

After the class day" exercise.
yesterday afternoon by the fresh
men, sophomores, juniors and
seniors on the lawn at Prof
Spoerry's residence, class track
and field meet was pulled of be-
tween athletes of the senior-sopho.
more classes and the junior fresh
man classes, the senior sophomore
aggregation winning by 4s to %,
The events were as follows:
Shot-put, distance, SO feet 6 inches
Murphy; g Campbell, B..
Collins.
Discus throw, distance, 81 feet 10
inches. 1-O'Brien, local
lahan.
Half mile, time lost. Campbell
Running high jump, 4 feet 5 inch
es. MURPHY, ? -O'Callahan,
3 -Stoos.
Standing high jumd, 3 feet 9 inch
es. murphy, 2-Yahne.
Pole vault, 8 feet inches. l.
Murphy, 2-Campbell, 3-Col-
Inns.
100 yard dash, time lost. /
O'Callaghan, murphy, 5
Plato.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
Interest is warming in the results

Interest is warming in the results
of the local option election which
is to be held in Bonner County
next Wednesday, May 20. Neither
the "wets" or the "drys" have
conducted any sort of a campaign
in this district and it seems to be
the concensus of opinion that the
wet" and dry" vote in Boomers
Ferry will be about a stand off j.,
The large majority of the business
men of the city have expressed
themselves as being Disguised with
the dry" regime aud in favor of
licenced saloon conducted under
strict regulations and high licence.
The we" and dry" CAM
paign is being vigorously pushed
in Standpoint although not along
the lines followed two years ago.
The drys" published The Bon
ner County Issue last week and
copies were circulated over the
county although but few found
their way to this town. Ninety
five per cent of the business men
eff Standpoint and nearby towns
have expressed themselves as being
opposed to another two years of
'hlindpigging' and have signed
the following resolutions;
I'VE, the undersigned business
men, taxpayers and residents of
homer County, Idaho, desire to
form an association to- be called
the Bonner County Business Men s
League, and hereby subscribe to
the following'
We have no interest personally
or financially in the liquor busi-
ness, except in so far as the sale OF
and consumption of liquor affects
the business and moral welfare OF
Bonner County.
We believe that the prohibition
of the sale of liquor in Bonner
County in the past two years has
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
Twelve Complete Eighth Grade

Tbs members Of the 9Th grade of
the city school who lately took the
state examination, required for
entrance to high school, received
their standing last week, Those
who received diplomas are; Laurel
Gleed; Louizette Moore, Edna
Albert, Gladys Guinard, Carrie
O'Brien, Roscoe Miley, Kenneth
Mahoney, Leo Zimmerman, Allan
Loughney. Jack Mcnamara. Dun,
can Harding and Martin O'Brien
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25
TAFT MEN CLAIM FIVE DELEGATES
HETMAN DENIES THAT HE PROMISED TO SUPPORT ROOSEVELT
DELEGATE BARKER OPPOSED BY TOwNSMEN
chairman is seated.

chairman IS seated.
Again the Standpoint political
spirit showed up when the southern
Roosevelt delegates offered to sup
port George R. Barker as delegate
to the Chicago convention, Herman
Taylor and his friends opposing
Barker. However Barker got his
job as the opposition of Taft men
did not count for much at that
convention and the southern dele
gates seated Barker over the pro-
tests of his home delegation. In
fact, Delegate A. H. Conner made
speech before the convention in
which he stated that he wanted it
distinctly understood that the
majority of the Bonner county
delegation opposed the election of
Barker as delegate to the nation
al convention. Barker s acceptance
of the delegacy to the national con-
vention, in spite of the majority
opposition of his home county
delegation, seems to be quite out
of keeping with his off reiterated
statement in regard to S. d. Taylor
that a man should not be a candi-
date or accept a public Office of
any kind unless he could show
that he had the support of the
majority of his own county.
The following resolutions were
adopted by the delegates at the
Lewiston convention last Thurs
day:
The Republican party of the
state of Idaho, in convention as
sembled, hereby reaffirms its devo-
ton to the political faith under the
operation of which for more than
half a century we have advanced
as has no other country in all that
makes for wealth and material
prosperity and for the general up
lift of our people. We renew our
allegiance to the national Republi-
can party, and pledge our support
to its principles as expressed in its
platforms and especially that of
1908, in which it was said; The
Republican party has reached its
highest service under the leader
ship of Theodore Roosevelt. His
administration was an epoch in
American history. In no other
has there been such mighty pro-
gresS in those ideas of government
which make for justice, equality
and fair dealing among men. The
highest aspirations of the American
people have found a voice. Their
most exalted servant represents the
best aims and worthiest purposes of
all his countrymen.
We heartily commend our del
egation in congress for their faith
full labors in behalf of our state.
] We recognize that in ability, con-
structive craftsmanship and fidelity
to the interests of all the people,
no state is more capably or Loyalty
served than by Senators Borah and
Hepburn and Rep. French. We
especially commend the successful
efforts of the Honorable William
+. Borah in securing the submits
sion to the states of constitutional
amendment providing for the direct
election of United states senators.
We approve the action of the
administration of President William
H. Taft, in his effors to put Re
publican principles into action, and
believe that but for the paralyzing
influence of a Democratic house Ct
representatives, greater progress
and prosperity would now be ours. |"
4
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-25

Mrs. r. A. Densmore arrived
here this week to spend the sum
mer with her husband who is an
engineer at the Idaho Gold and
Radium Mining company's pro-
perty near this city.