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co,.r,r1,rroSAL AMENDMENT.

Notice il hereby given. ma ths
General Election to be hsid ." ri?
Finn day Of November. . ourIi.
there viii be submitted to 'He 'EHentot1do
s,sS electOre Of the state OF vrIonsti.
shc ouestion Of amending the
tuition Of said state. ,,,,itt,ns such
The authority for snoni u,ii 30 lo2
question 10 found In Sena,s ph. Eight
on the regular Session o' ,hish is. In
senth General Assembly. viz
words and figures. lolIowinnFs innFsit- DUAL.
AN ACT TO SUBMIT ~ ,r,irf STATE
iriED ELECTORS OF ntSf1NtST
or COLORADO M ,.NrHi.efE H. or
Tn aE(sTiON l6 OF Az ~ - ~ THE
THE CONSTITUTloN ,gsGSrrriN-
aTxTr OF COLORADO ,.,,tSsIOS
ina STATE TAN CON i-',,,i q,
NJ ~ rractsd by the 0e"era9
ths state Of Colorado .,.-,i,t.d
section l. There shall hm -tats Of
IN rhs ouniified electors nf Wy i5fs-fIon
Co,orsdo Al tho next GonrtAi s-alubly.
Tor members OF the Genera th. fol-
for their approval or reje' 'i..,.tifutl0n
iowinr Amendment to the Nti'I when
~ IN. state Of Colorado. W.. votinI
r.,tfied by a majority ~ 'u,rt Of .hs
,herron shaIi bc valid as ga
Constitution. , * Of Artici,
~ the Constitution OF NJ - a. TO
Colorado shall be smehu'N
read a. follows -.,.r. .hnU ~
49, Tax Commission.
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,tor or CORPORATION shall wilfully aud
knowingly brand, or cause 10 DO brana
ed with his, their or ith brand. or any
brand not the recorded brand OF the
owner, an animal or animais being the
PROPERTY OF another. or VINO shall VIZ
fully and knowingly eftace, derace Oh
obliterate any bruAd or mark upon any
animal or animals. any sucn person ~
OFFENDING snail be deemed guilty q,
b. confined In the penitentiary Tor nos
less than one "a year nor more ihan
five (5) years, as the court may direct
hose sas'i1a may ~ use an ear mark. tas oI
lille 10 same, which shall be subject
to the provisions OF this act In respve'
~ section IL, owners Of animals other
than sheep or hogs In this state may
use ear marks. aud the same shai, IN n
ths owners recorded brand In all suits,
al law or in equity. or In any Grim va
proceeding. when the title 70 soch pIop
erty is involved. or proper to pe
section l2. Upon the first of each
and every month. or as soon tnerea lSi
Inspection Commissioners shall cause
ta 6e inserted In the official state i've
stock paper u list showing All tne
caisndar month previous Said list saa ]
snow fac c-simiie OF the brand. name
OF owner. giving postoffics 1ddrt IS,
county and stat state and Ss.o eopIes Of the pa
per containing said list propesiy
marked. SO as 10 call attention Thereto
shall be mailed to enen ,nsc1inn S1Hn.y ctS, co a.
nection with the brand book.
Section IS. All fees collected by res
son of the provisions or TINS Acs. oy ,s tne
missioners. shall be turned into ,ae
Brand Inspection Fund OF said Boa =:
All expenses provided Tor 0nder this
hi L.
Act. Ss Se paia aSpors ony oUi of sae said
Inspection Fund. Said state soar 81
STOCK Inspection Commissioners snail
S,a,s Rsvised ID % Statuses OF Colorado. 1905.
section "a. Upon the passage OF this
Act. the Secretary OF Sta,s ss y. nna.S of
Stock Inspection Commissioners. all the
filing cases and all records of what
soever nature and charactss IN reiyi es,i !.
In mn his office, together with All brand
hn,Ls and suppl ements and everything
beionyinR to the brand department ot
the said office OF the secretary 0i
section is. An Act entitled An ACT
to proyide for the branding ana marx
ing Of live stock. and for tns rseord,hs
Of brands and marks: to prevent the
Sefacing of brands and marks TO pre-
vide penalties for violations thereof,
and to repeal all acts ana PAIL ps5 "a
April ii. 1908, together With an acts
and parts OF acts in conflict herewith
section ls. Whereas. In the opinion
of the General Assembly an emergeney
Eject and be In force from and after
Its passage.
Petition flied in the office Of secre-
tary OF state on the Fourth oay OF Au-
gust. A. b. 1911. at &:%6 o'clock. p. NJ
In Testimony whereof, ! have hers,
unto set my hand and affixed the Great
the city Of Denver. this First DAY OF
oe''o' JAMES q. PEARcR
rsrAL1 Secretary Of State.
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MOUSSE BILL NO. - LAws leaa; ~:
TlTlOG OF QeFkAEHDgn. Z.
Notice 10 hereby given. That ~ the
0eneraI Election to b. held o. the
T1fth day Of November. A. q. 1913.
iftod electors Of the state OF Colorado
for their approval or rejection. HOUSE
Bill NO. I, which House Bill WAS re.
forrod to the People Of the state OF
COLORADO by Petition Of Rsferendum.
contaIning more than the requisite
nu.bsr q sispsanrss }s4 4,ef,1. Of shs lssr1 ss;1
verified In accordance with law ana
filed in the office Of secretary Of state
on the second Aay OF June. A. d. AsAA.
" *. 90 .DsscIi;y o,ssesF; r for s.sm,.t,.s such
Act is found In Section Of Article I!
OF the Constitution OF the Sate OF
colorado, providing fer the initiafive
fHS Houss ss!eaNo Bill No q. Laws OF 1871.
LATE AND LiMIT THE HOURS Or
ENPLOYHENT IN ALL UNDEH,
GROUND MINES. ONDER0KOGMD
WORKfNoS, OPEN CUT MUKK-
1MEfrERs. REDUcTIoN WORK.
eTAMP NiLLA CONCENTRATING
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SEFERRED TO r1n PEOrl.n OF
TI9R STATE OF COLORADO ~ Pc

seysE mi =. no. rss s: .ASr.. sAMs ls, g. !;
Tsos T;s1 ST. 81 1naseEssaSGA. eE GSsiSGsDo - r.
Notice g hereby given. That 81 ths
General Eisction to be held On the
thess viii ~ submitted TO the qualified
ss;if 1nies S Hess. e,ss.'4n Bin Hss HOUSE 81.
ssa.:s 70 y ss' q 4:
containing Is more than ,t The r.9uisssss ss
ssns.s asi so..9. 2. Il sS. s.. 81 s
duly verified in accordance With Law
:nd nice n f The sS osftS: s, Of {, e
iii a ii:ss o'clock. a. N.
The authority for submitting such
:. feons e sss'es Ss e Hs'' Sal. q
cslorale, providing for the Initiative
ana Refsrendum.
HOUSE BILL NO. g: L1ws 1911. 4
Tn1cRHks A zHk AS sHIMER AIE cshssI NoRaSI
eCHooL DIsTRIcTs AND FoR THE
ooaannHAETr oanHN5Tz tTl1H n2D xE2NTFSkscnE nHH -
fsAcHERs sy1HER NoRn1I
TaE,sG1 SEE sd1TT 9I cGiGSHf6 HpPRoSS3AIAsSRR A6R
THaEREroR. ~
= * !: Lee nss.'s q ss....ss: 4'''s :"
Ing 'e and si e
msr Ksrmsi schoois the STATE shaii 81
1i.:ai r.: NorshsSa S colorado pss,rie; snail
ssas.ies ss1s'.s 8. Ps,lliD., .s@. @ ion
Ebert. lincoln. Kit Carson, Cheyenne.
Denver: L.rimsT f. and yackson; The
sist of the counties Of Teller. Park,
FremoIt, e. Paso. Custer. Pueblo.
s.e: ana Kioxs os:rG ssss sss
he countiss Of eostiila. consjos. Rio
2s:ss: v:sS nHs ::
Juan. 4 Plata. San Miguel Dolores
Colorado District shall consist Of the
counties Of ounnison. chaffss. Lake.
Esgls. Summit. Garfield. Moss, Pitkin.
the Northwss,srn Colorado District
shall consist Of the counties Of Grand,
Rio Bisnco ena Reutt;
the. instr,lctioa of tsaensrs and those
desiring to teach Zach =, shaii Al, BE-. BE- held an.
intendsnss Of each sumner Normsi
shre. nt ,s. elect NO,
executive committee. The board OF trus- :
tees OF the State Normal School .,
shall employ all Instructors. determine
the time and place Of holding each
summer Normal school. and perform Ali
for said summer Normal School Dis-
tricts: PROVIDED That the Summer
school for the Central Western Colo
rado District shall be held At Ounnison.
and the summer School for the North
ern Colorado District shall be held Al
C;rseIey: Provided further that anv
school OF college grade located In any
Summer Normal School District may
offer courses for teachers which. if
eatisfa ct orv to the governing board Of
said District shall be accepted as full
fiiIin9 the minimum requirements for
the training of teachers.
said summer Normal Schools. Q rerts
tration fee shall be collected from each
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CONSTITUTIONAL Amh>pm>r

Notice is hereby given. tnal al thsI
General Election TO be held on ht
Firth day OF Noyemser a. ~ .,ia; ~,
electors of the state oi Colorado me
question OF amending the Cousutuuaa
Of said state.
Tho authority for submitting, such
question is found In senate l,lA az ,.
Of the regular Session OF the Elsat
eenth General Assembly. which IS 10
words and figures. following. VIA.
AN ACT TO SUBMIT TO THE quail,
IFIED ELEGToKs OF OF rII5EryT IHE ssA76 "a
ARTICLE XIV OF THE CoNsIITr-
TioN OF THE STATE OF COLO
as n Erscted by the General Assembly Of
sks state Of Colorado
Section /. That there shall be sup.
mitted to the qualified electors ,ola-a, os ,s'
election for members OF tne gen, =,
eraI Assembly, for their appIoVa,
rejection. the following amsudlg'le., e,,e. "
the Constitution OF The ,,saa State hy 81 og,a @s
jority OF those voting thereon ,le, saan
e. valid ~ . part of the Cqnst,u.iVn,, q,
namely Section 1s of Article ny .,c OF
the Constitution OF the state OF eO'O'
RADIO shall be ~ follows;
.sectIon 1s. Any person. COM
pany. association or ,eorpora','ilSos.
sn9axcd In the state in sme'lnf,
eSinplin.. refining. reducing. mla-
in0, or otherwise treating ores
n{nerais, or metals shail oe re-
0arded a. engaged In busineS nS
SffectoG with . public interes' a"u
devoted to . public use. lima, a,
10ctioN :. Each eiector y9tlns a. -
aaid eiectton. and desirous OF Not,a7' ss'
for or aRalnst said amendment iia,
depceit In the ballot box FOR hls ,nr5. na,.Js
vherein shall be printed tht "wq, Nil,
aFor the amendment conser,ins, "ti, n,
And emelters," and "Agains' s"t
S@endmont concerning iniis , Is.
meitSrs." aud shall indicate hls Ie eno'o, a,
6v riscine . cross tx) oppos,tv 9,' -
sS> other Of said groups OF wo,us ,is m,
0ection :. The votes cAs' ,y ,y-,e1d
adoption or rejection OF ss'a .Ds,i
mani shall be canvassed ano W sat.
dstermined BY the laws o., OF sssrssen ass s.a
Sor the canvass OF votes for Keep
Ttied in the office OF the Sc
NJ STATE this Firth day OF juno ~ .
IN Testimony whereof, ! hsSs ,Ss Gfes
,,r,n at INV hand and affixed the m
S"sI of the state of Coloran"' "a, I
~ Citv Of Denver. this Flr" '"f
October. A. d. 1912. ,u,pcr
JAMES n. re S,.,c
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PART OFF SECTION For,
SENATE BILL No iat I,,Nsl
REEERRED TO TIE Ipopi q
THE STATE OF COLOR ,DO ny
TtriON OF REFEHENDI III
Nottce Is hereby given. That a,
General Election TO bs held eH a,
Fifth day of November 4 n'u
there will be submitted 10 N. M.
electors of the State OF CoIorsNn'
their approval or rejection Po,,
Section Four 90 OF Senate Xii
1874, which Part OF Section -Four IN
the People OF the state 7l t6'St5Sa
Petition OF Referendum. contain
more tran the requisite number NJ
natures $50 OF the legal voters Of
State of Colorado, duly verified In
cordance with law ana filed IN The
flee of Secretary OF State on The Fl
day OF June. A. d. 1911 az II 81 oelo@
The authority for submitting sp
Act is found In Section j of Af,lsI.I
OF the Constitution or the STATE
coi"rade. providing for the lalJlau|
sEsATTE T Bill t 30 %. Es3 EF8of LAWS " 9
1911. THAT PART OF sEcrlG
FOUR as OF SENATE BILL \
l3<. "a BILL FOR AN ACT I
AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED. q
All in II Ella 'i9N 10 lRtlt
TON: PRESCRIBING PENN.TI
IN RELATION THERETO AND d
rINrN6 CERTAIN DUTIES OF IN
STATE ENGlNEER AND STPERl
TENDENTS OF lRRiG NTION, A
PROVED APRIL ~, 1901"
'ThA owners or posses ssor. of res
yoirn shall not have the right to
pound any water Ia such reserve
during the time that such water is
ouired in senior bitches for lmmedl
use for direct irriration. or Tor stora
In reservoirs holding senior rights"
Not approved.
Petition filed in the office ~ $
retarv OF stat on the Fourth day
August. A. =. 1911, ~ 42o o'oli
p. M. ..,..
IN TESTrMONY WHEREOF 7 hi
h~reunto set my bond 'ul offlNod
Great Seal Of the Sintc ~ Colorado.
the City Of Denycr this First day
October. A. d. 1912
gaMAY., Serretarv ~ state
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n e questions prepare, -
ntchuent CT public 20 by the
ueeu, IN case a c.rtf,t IueNuh ~
Ut refused by the rot,',tl,ate Is NJ
um., .he right or ann HNperlI
,noa,o OF Education sts1l 70 ihsv
NV .eacher or appliCnIi ,1t be |
~ ,nnvn within thirtv "A '1ll
fusai NJ or such fgvH.. rom
keen M "o Souhty suUeriFi. w 4
pook OF the person In IA
.a'hlhs the names. sgs 'HemlredI
OF examination, and G'' naiivitvI
.IIca'e issued. he sb5I hIade al
tnree months the WrIi4 ESQ ret,
az applicants Mt III, rr aHsw
Ions and hold the RB-. Var axay
otder or the State I.a ssggbleet
, s,1, provided. further %
80 oI nj uis.ricts OF thp ai
ION may be uuUi,t', elai
echool board of Hueb NVvltd d
manner and at such tl,T.,sstFlcl In
may determine, who ~ as The
to issue district cprt..tt. hdye
Same grades and Under tes I'll
ultions 0s are speCl1-r5 Wy samsj
lb99D and l6 (5g9tF sectld
SAID certificates, h9u5eIl' Vols chj
ported to the county suall b|
VINO shall keep "a rea,rT .FInten
.nu snail De valid only i'm q. sne
sver ~nsre ISSUED; sued; such bglrds 'TS msy al'
without examinatiahs .I sferuti
teaehers who hold s8fIsl3lsil s
aenee or adeQuate tral1IBg, 'ogy
work they are TO DO tor
Sec. 3. All acts an5 49,.
pealed. ere heFeb.
Sec. :. In the opinion d, n.
thsr.fnss s fnsse'no.y mr. an emgrgcacy' 'e .
be In force from and affs- tilec
Approved June 9. lsif va pas
Petition filed IN The 6ftIss d, @
Mry OF state on the Fourth d1T .
gust. A. y. 1911, at f-.I 0'rIs+.' o.
IN TESTIMONY WHERtG5SS' T.
hereunto set my hand I'M 5ss5.
Great Seal OF the Stuto bf ~, 'Ne,
the City OF Denver. this Eirs, ~ y
October. A. d. 1912. "s' va
<., JAMES n. pEsRrp
NSEAhD scrrefary ,f Z.
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CHLoRINATloN Pko-

HakLs' cnsshs. esa4SfpS esMlohtSsAliPSsso iPSssocEssss;s ! /;
AND COKE oNENs; I, = TO Sr.! PEST, ETSSIT,Ri. II
oouuss no LIFE AND LIMB; 10 PRO.
VIDE a PENALTY F0KithSs F0K IHE NiEs ~
iis is 6E F. riuE SESSION LAWS OF
1905, APPROVED MARCH u. isop;
eARrs PAR Nea OF acTs IN CONFLICT
WITH THIS ACT"
20 II Enacted BY the General Asssmo's ''
seo,ion Employment In all under
ground minss. underground wsinss worsinss
open cut workings. open PIT wor rkauss'
concentrating mills. chlorination 'pro.
cesses cyanide processes and coke
ovens is hereby declared to be my
rious to health and dangerous 10 i'''
Sec. :. That the period Of employ
ment OF men working In all unoeI-
ground mines. underground work,,mss s mSs
open cut workings. open pit Workings
smelters, reduction works. stamp n,,ris n
concentrating mills. chlorinatloh pro,
cesses. cyanide sS processes s,sb, ANY ls1 hours
within any twenty-four (24) hours sx.
cept in cases OF emergency where hts
or property Is In Imminent danger.
Sec g. ANY person. persons, oooy
corporate, general manager or en-
pIoyer who shall Violate or cause 70
be violated any Of the Pr0vislShs S,,ii,S Of o a
misdemeanor and upon conviesion on
thereof shall be punished by tine ot
not less than two hundred and fifty
doilsrs sSM nor ,soo1 more r., tS .San nprlse aise
onment in the County Jail not less
than ninety 500 days no,n nor more .0ch 'has tins
and imprisonment Every days viola.
tion Of the provisions Of this act shall
Sec. 4. Chapter lls OF the Session
Laws Of 1905. approved March u; isoo; sc,s
in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed"
Pei,,ion flied in the office of Sec
retary Of state on the Third day Of
Aupust. A. D. 1911. At 3:oo O'CLOCK
p. M.
In Testimony Whereof. l have here
unto set my hand and affixed the Great
the City of Denver. this First day OF
JAMES 3. PEARCE.
ISEALl Secretary of State.
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PART OFF SECTION Foup .,
SENATE BILL. No 1874 Ltvs'
NEEERRED TO TIE I'pupi p
THE STATE OF tOLuR,po nv nv
TUITION OF REFEHENDIfu
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ISEALl

SENATE BILL NO. 2lv. LAWS lell.
MEh t:RKED TO THE PEOPLE OF
.THE STATE Or COLORADO By Pc
ra,ranN nAc AA,krk,s< n.
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onm..ns'
Ia%sssiOaassf7 as
Isiise,, ,,sal "a ]
ci ',lieir
EsSin,snsi, 10 b
sIlaa,liou" 10 !"
s.Sa ~ Il
.iectlonns ns
uesndnaef
'ilsiatio,n.
,ion :; or
eanien1' nd
stat, u,
syeprese,h eh n
Eisd NIL
klats th'7
Test!m,,' !,
sci my
Of the,
Guy ct4 o. o.
-,I1
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29

please write something about treat
ments for distgured finger nails. Mine
are very tender and ugly from a long
course of homework, but now I've got
some help | want to improve my
hands
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29
Jewels in a Flower Bed.

The recovery Of quantity Of stolen
iewelry from a fiowerbed was de-
scribed at Kingston police
court the other day. when a general
servant was charged with theft from
her mistress, resident Of Ivydene
scarborough road, Surbiton, London
The lady had missed pearl pin and
q pearl and diamond ring. Thinking
she might have lost the jewels in the
street, she issued printed notices or
fering a reward for their recovery
When she lost a number Of other
things she placed the matter In the
hands OF the police. The detective
said that from what the prisoner told
him he searched the garden, and in
one of the flower beds found some OF
the Jewelry. The rest he found In
the prisoner'c bedroom
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29
a COUNTRY READER :"

The working housekeeper's hands
have many injurious influences to en-
counter, but the very worst of them IS
the constant immersion in water
which dishwashing and other cleaning
up involve. Rapid changes from hot
to cold water, and the reverse, are
very hard on the hands, the changes
of temperature making the nails brit
tie and scoring them with the ridges
so often seen on much-used hands
The texture of the skin Is also coars-
ened. while the soaps used In all
forms OF homework, being full of al
kali, may so attack the delicate flesh
about the nails as to loosen them So
a proper care of the nails certainly
means a proper care Of all the hands,
and 1t Is easy enough to protect them
when doing some forms of coarse
work There are heavy white cotton
gloves for sweeping and busting which
cost only ten cents pair. Before put,
ting these on. the palms and nails
should be creased with olive oil or
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29

vaseline, either unguent rubbed well
into the skin and all about the nail
scarf The gloves should also be reSu
larly washed for when they are
grimed with dirt they are certa!ply
useless for beautifyng purposes
With these gloves and a mop. dishes
and cooking utensils may be washed
without injury to the hands. or. II
preferred, rubber gloves could be used
for the dishwashirg.
The first care of hands injured with
Homework begins with the clear sing
bath, with soft water barely more
than tepid and the soap OF a very
good sort. If the water used Is hard
soften il with a teaspoonfui OF horaX,
and before using the soap shave l. VI
and boil it down TO a jelly. Get
cake OF good old CASTLE for the pur-
pose, and after the soap is dissolved
pour in about half cup OF benzolh'
stirring it we'll into the jelly. Begin
the bath by wetting the hands, ana
then rub the jelly or them, working
the hands together in the usual way
as when using soap. Wash Off IN one
water and then rinse in another OF the
same temperature. drying the hands
At once on clean, soft towel
Such hand bath should be taken
every night before going 10 bed. and
when the hands are dry some unguent
must be rubbed at once over and
about the nails either olive oil or vas
cline as hitherto stated.
AS numerous baths. even with the
best soap and softest water. are not
always good for sensitive nails and
delicate skin, it is wise to clean the
hands several times during the day
with olive oil or palm oil; If the hands
are we'll rubbed with either OF these.
then busted with talcum powder, and
wiped off with coarse and yet soft
towel, the soil Will he entirely re-
moved Coarsened nails are much i'm
proved. too by the wearing of loose
old white kid gloves, both during the
day and at night. while the regular
gloves worn should also be fairly loose
and Of a soft leather such as chamois
or dOeSkin.
KATHERINE MORTON.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29
From an. 3. D."

VIII you kindly answer through the
paper whether 1t IS proper to bring a
box Of candy or chocolates when TAX
ing a lady to the theater? Also which
side should gentleman be on fright
or left of LADY, in escorting her across
the ballroom floor. and on which side
should he seat himselfo-N. BID.
There is nothing improper about
taking box Of candy to the theater,
but 1t should be eaten during the in.
PERMISSION and not during the play.
A man walks at the left of lady and
sits at her left, offering his right arm
when occasion requires 1t.
MADAME MERRl.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29
Budget From "Newly We'd"

Budget From NEWLY wed
am a very interested reader Of all
your good advice and suggestions to
the many asking aid from you. May
|, too. ask few questions? Am just
married and moved into our dear lit
tie bungalow, and look to you for ad-
vice. For which foods are finger
bowls used, and does finger bowl
stand in a glass plate? When are the
finger bowls placed on the table?
When individual salt dishes are placed
on the table with salt spoons, is the
salt conveyed to the plate with small
spoon! Please give me a recipe for
a fruit salad containing grapefruit and
one without, also cabbage salad
recipe, If not too much trouble for you.
In having cards printed shall have
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29

my husbands name on my card. such
as Mrs. H. B. Jones" Cor Harry b.?
Is it good taste TO have a door plate
with name on on our new honey.
G. n.
Finger bowls are necessary when
fruit is served or corn on the cob, and
many hostesses have them brought in
with the dessert service or after It.
Each bowl rests on a glass plate to
match or on china plate on top of
fine finger bowl dolly. The salt spoon
is used by the individual to put the
salt on his plate. l cannot take the
limited space to write out recipes I'M
less for some very unusual dish that
will be novelty. What you wish will
be found in any up-to-date cook book.
Your cards should be engraved with
your husbands full name. Door plates
are seldom used now.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29

broke my rest Nothing helped IN
til | used Doans Kidney Pills and
they did me a world Of good have
never missed days work since.
when Your Back Is Lame Remem-
Der the Name-DOAN'S. soc all stores
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, y !.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29

bachdche. TOO. vi 4
some kidney disor
ders, set Doau 5
Kidney Pills. y hich
have cured thou
sands.
John 7 Scant-
ling. TRIM i a d.
Colo says was
confined to bed
with rheumatism.
so helpless. | had
to be Ted Ny back
ached acutely ant
kidney seCretions
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29

To stay Young or 10 grow young. Garfield
Tea can help. 1t rejuYenates both III iouns
and energy
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29
His ADVANTAGE.

"a beauty doctor has one advantage
over other men In something of his
line"
what is that"
Gle can lawfully conduct skin
game"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29
Cuts Down Sentance

Silicus DO you believe in long IN
gagements?
Cynicus Sure. The longer man
is engaged the less time he has to be
married
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29

Even love match may have its
dare-urs.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-29
sAcKAcHE AND ACHING JOINTS.
Together Tell Of Weak or Disordered
x idnaMS

Much pain that masks as rheuma-
tism is due to weak hidneys-to Their
failure to drive off gIic acid thorough
ly. When You suffer achy. bad JONI