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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES HEAVY

Nrw Nnfk Nov tE The level ~ nrfers
So rhanHr1 buf aiNhliy at fhs openlnw
~ fnN Hfu.A uafkNf TO-DAY FFanfinnaI
Ealus WrfN ln TIE me inf4fF nifhnmah come
~ thr HuHUuinffFn iraaHsFa aasaH IN q hif
American Locomotive Halnra 4 la ana
Colorado ftlsi D.
Minor FtarkH tnpruVed : f0 paints
Hu manluulaflFe Operations hfnndaIa iNs
SUES NHlnen slightly um NHHf nNrrIuaH
iAHnIlunH GU fnN eHr'H NaH nf fndHf
stnrk market wrrr again Nrff Nnhf eifh
90 irrNnHlaf prize movement The move
urnt ran arNelF in FrfCiniiffF rHurera
were feiriW strong nnN active uu fHffhnr
rrrnrfF - fafriEn demand Canadian "a
rinr waH HffnurrHf ~ fNe standard raNs
HafN MnuHN nrfHaInn firm an fha nrabs
ahfe nrntW lnHe ~ risafinn hnuHn hants
In the wrekH rHah movement flnnd.
ueFa iffsruiar
snreuimWef Interest was ~ % sfh
around midday ans ffanaarffinns in the
repfesFntati stocks we're devoid - fen.
frrea
uufIness inV0ef snnne speculative s~ii-
10 and prices aaENed 81 hslaw Fenter.
favn CLOSING
me market ttosaf hnav5 atoehu
touched lowest nfhces ~ fhe dav a. fhe
nnal hour when mogt ~ hts represents.
tive Issues showsa re- losses II . poluf
~ more 9TH especial pressure amAinst
steel and uni1r Pacific
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

savannah. Nov rG-Thr ariflts n nlr.
prutlue market nurnef and afnMaH rran
today 81 1I 80 - NTnaa nIfh safes ~
IL. rafkH ksrFluts we're "a rankH. fttn.
meats 90 canka and stoke "a aI rHt
CASKS
The resin uarksf opened anf closed
nrm. MaimH werr Hf1f harrrlH receipts
-. barrels. shipments 1919 barrels add
stocks 20 1855 barrels
IlnrInr quotations wfrH 81 fofnwF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
Liyerpool Statistics.

Liverpool Nov tf Fonneinn are fhs
weekly cotton statistics
Total imports an hinHa sff nnH bales
Total imports AnanTtnan faT go bales
Stock nW kfnHs Tff an0 haiea
Stock American. SOS nna hainN
American forwarded AZ 01H bales
Exports 100 bales
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
REAL EsTArE TRANS nRa.
DaiF Nsport Tftis ouaraHtHs cuuuanl
Naa. IS fafa=Uemna

LaHiei scott a. -. " Commander. 81
an4 other rnmHiHnrafleua Tot a. arfhff.
rleiuu uurth fGtH acres mnrfiam fH famn.
shin 4 Nrufh nmrr H0 wHrf
u q Hnnfnn e. az "a meoNIrh. kfnnn
anH nfhHr rnrHf Hnrsfiumr r1nrh ra A 80
King Trarf. Nnfmnnt Mn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
MUSICAL

PROV gW.FTrI.AN SCOTT. PIANO
Specialist TRAINS TEACHERS
WuA THE NRuFE~9fNW E.E@rEfeT-
frkY METHOD esa Weaf Garaeu. Per-
aaerfa Hhnua 20 nuvff
WILLIAM PACETfAM Ms Par. can
recon mend NaElA aHlnm 6lH M@fhnf
a. tearref e. raunr rlauista Phone ~
Cor H.nNina. nrEnn - Elana lnsHuns
I.-..L -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
FOR SALE.

FOR sAG.E-che4p. gsutls hsrss ana
surrey Arply ~ Mrs aecrEa Turner.
corner a Fcuftsenth Street and sixth
Avsnas. Phone 1905. isnov"
FOR EALE-Team o. bay horrss, trap
ara hArneasL Can - ar~n a. Weed .
Qtahie VIII worN afnwie ~ druhi. ritv
trained Appiy g Thisssn isn"va,
ron GOOD AMusEA6KNT-a~t our
Eirnt RiH Fausiiv Danes. consisting ~
Checkers. Chess. nomiroe~. Nww Dame
g Au'hsss. ros ~ oss.s. s,ns Me-
~ F1irtation Al for emily to- The hewf
afnusrHnsnt frr ths whole family Prime
Specially Company Dodge Street Pc
iatha pa ttnoviv'
A sr1E BOARD snd sxtsnsion table for
saie. IN wpof condition Pre- reaann-
She 80 Easi tntsndencia street
ilnovf''
FoR SAFE -roorn rstiass ana bar. Ven
hutt. With I'll rnnVnrfsnrea NWrv reas
sonahie price. Fnr further Information
~ At se' neieon re- oessi-im'
roR RAr.E First-riass upright piano.
standard make very cheap Also fuF-
riture aud Fas heater iioa Fast uafa-
ns - nf
ron SALE A. q bargain. pooi table IN
800 second hanf order Address Post
Exohsnr~. rnrt Rauancas. F7a- snov
FARNrrsu LANn-fss aer.. roea far-n-
ms lard. ~iav sub-saii. N ere nnrsh-
west uuarter ~ sertinn "a. township :
Fla - rec ~ ssr~' sp..,sirs ~ x
ramh. balance on time Address FlnVh.
hos 80 Pensacoia va. anovis
FoR SALE Nice ary ssow. wnoa. trim
uinFs fron knn-friea luffhsr q ~
losd ~ a. rnrf atearus f.hw A Expnrt
Co. Phone 1878 tnrv
cows. now N mfk c.r w. seen - -
~ Wet Rornana street snovif
F'oR sAIr-.rour shsrs@ Ausricsn Ne
tionsi nanE sioek ADDRESS Y n ny
- ctf lannFlt-r -
non RArr- u.r.. hsr~..,- ,geN.r.
tirst bury ans surrey. al h - eonAi.
tor Can - s~~n ~ woes stable
Reason fnr ar'ffra haVa NJ fnrfhsr mse
Pre- r.asonshsis. terms n desired. urI
srtv. ApriT v Kshsr coss insv
FoR sALE-sco iosss woos-ash snd
rins T. A nubuissnn Phone iisT
iboctirn
ION sAr.r-ons t-rasssnrsr ausa. isfsI
model N rood ronettian a. wfi trahs
- - sstsi. 30 We iaocf
FOR HAfr-nu@ iarre haw hnrms SEVEN
rrars ~ as perfectly sssra Will
wnrk any where Aiso rne RAY mare. ln
fourth vear. anf perfectly sound ranf
saeeisr ara sr'vsr Arriy John = Bad
fnov
E0R sAf.r-Rrn TOP SEEK IN rnah con
siiisr = " Frisariohsss 4 san. 70 :
paiafaw sTm~r
FnH sALF-A wnd@i home. practically
18th = 4
cts. Apply - las MrWurh faoet
FOR sALg-F1shtrm skfm. ~ feef ianr
A-inrh freehaarf. kN-M hamrn. n n
NJ engine FINE sea brat ard brand
neW ~ takes n Address W
stevens. Per1ito hearh. Ala tnovavs
FuN SALE - New cron hard ulrksd
Ftorfaa SCI peanuts write - rTfess
p p. hou q O.. nedtick F7a anawfuls
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

LeadinN tafV-Did he run cr the
stage when the eKEs be him ? leading
Man-No. Bot BE- showed yellow
afrwak
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

HAVE CASH BUYERS f1r real estate
ble.neEs or pnteut nuFurH arf sellers
hHuNHtf tnuNthrF 40 matter where i0a
Gates Mrdefu mrfhrds MiuEH. H1ua-
Cen. Erwass Eanov
PATENTS SECURED ar far returned
HHn1 akUfrn Or free rfuHrf a. O. ratrnf-
ahlatT 3alla-h auk ana fiHt - lnVentlruH
HantfH HEnI EErH NuH rl. Son auIIars Hf-
fefua fHr one Luveuflun. Patents ahFrr-
usra free Nirfrr j EFana "a Ea rHa
Warrington ~. g farHN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

The foiewfnr report b. furnisfsf eanv
~ fns fsnsnnuia Journal 81 Harris.
A.lson Co Cotton Merchant. renaa /.
ruia. FfrffHa
Coed MiddlnM ........ fHs
,sIist AlaainH s.s.ss+.ss.s.sssssfl f-s
strict Tow NidTlnH ............ ff f.fe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

WANT 70 rnaifirn a. sawyer or kfw
mff fHFnmnn nanf OF circular. ErnnFf
~ interior can come ar urrH. hHfrHaH
nHr tfa afanHuan. Mifa 1tnufsfs
WANTED DIGESTION AS CoON-AnrfT
Afrr nIue Cos wet Chase Street
ftmuVafs
HrWrFTW EuwrE etnrHerrrH ana
competent rnHE wants position fr carp
nf MEWe HHarHInN NaUHe Address q An
frrarns FinrIntan. Ala. fanaFf "a
HuETTInN-A competent accountant.
capsule CT handirE anT hcaHteruirE
rrnuaafffHn. fa nuFn fnr emMaanufent
nraHrnahis ratEru Addrers tta care
tournnl iiecf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

Hun ahEE@Fugr corner lets On Hlark =
naHuu 90 ear wns auf farfnH Hunff
rfnnf nrtHh hurhnna Price a. rNH GO. fz1a
go - tanea ftr nnn twelve rurrfhF
Thta ia harFatu III Vmu wmnf thnm act
HutrE Address ~ n O.. ~ % WnE
fF1. rmun4rr.a. pa NfnrffEns
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
LAUNCH SCHEDULE.

GRANGE or HCHEnwLE-The a. n
neil beat -huth" has changed acheHmi
nnd vii hewinninN Monday. Nov M
teavs fenNaculn fnr points 90 ere SCUM
80 70 a. m. MnudaNa Wrfn nafavr nfrH
Fridays Forrner isavtrN time waH 90
~ TEnAffn
AAneNl rantmfm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

o. aH narfs ~ the city 81 reasena RE
rents Esve~ai o. pafafnn in rev
MeFner Building See ptmm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

Read The Journals Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
HOTELS.

WV NERcfANTs HoTEI,-Eurolean
I've persona. % o. RuunlnG watar On
sw~rv WON fr@e hath. BEL ara hotsl ssr-
PARK W0TEfs-Ftrnt-rlaan rooms. Board
Ter 81 90 per gay Special ratss ~
sees Centrally iocateh 100 Fast 1ev.
hnepttf
HOTEL COMFORT. F1urfsatuwn. o. -.
Gambia Ray Odd nahfnM. beating.
bathing an nns table A clean place 20
clean people FweTVfhfnW nsw nnd NanL
farv Rates - co say Weekly gpsrfai
rats N.so ADDRESS A y Hardes. Pee
Fla aaum
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

PHO SYSTEM - poultry ~ rinE
Cnwnfnfr IRE Wnftn SUPPLIES rsafV fcr
IH1HrraFIa 81 affnuHFrf Hefurea nrinea
rnfnfna frna cycle Mafrher o.. ~
East ats. IarkHonFrlE F1orfta tsuov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

HOOTON q WATSON.
I've Hsstaf Aesnts."
nferst nunalnu phsus a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

81 E nTnUIpEOT A BRO. Wholesais
ard matau Dealers On Choice Family
Hnnrerira fna-fGf Easf fnfenfenrfa ~
stock 81 az times = fuf line = uCIitrV
HEnuIlnH such a# Scratch F'mef. chick
raaH Lawns WnHh. CHaruNal Grit. Reef
scraps. NrarwtafHH flmmm ana Oyster
aheHa also rHuIfrT Powder. lice Powder
lee painf End general lfna - poultry
rrnlea go We are uaerfH fCT Tha CfrhHrs
frruhafrra ara ErrHsfrrH auf Oliver Niuws
ana Hfnnrf fF Inrern Tools We MrH
heafruHrfrre Pr Farfen SOD ara rarrV
fHn lire nf same af mN tire 1aRr -
refFeI . fresh shipment - n1iana NFfa.
SEED rye. Nrtrh. hare. kuHt prnnf oats
sfr fnnuvftf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
WANTED-FARMS.

NORTHERN BUYERS want Southern
farms. direct feainE vita owners. 70
con1mlasinn. what have vau 20 sol
Write southern Hnrnesaekers' Hareau.
noK tabA Atlanta Ca anov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

FOR sAI.B-cheap. g~utis horse ana
surrey Arrlr ~ MrH 9ecrNa Turner.
oorner a Fcufts@nth Street and sixth
Avenue. Phone 1905 thmovat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

WANTED -Traveiina men who are max
tnw sunW towns ana crcFs-ruat stores
- handle our new and un=tn=fats nn~kef
side tire pmwH a commission - - o.
rnr order A winner Per fun uartfcu-
inra adnrrra n a. johnson. MAJ. afo
eiaaI ef chfnamn. m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
MONEY TOLOAN.

MONEY loaned on real estate or personal
= Government street. Phone liza asep
MONEY loaned On diamonds ara high
ciaEs ieweirv at the ieEal rafs 81 inter.
est HALL co. t&A ~ 0overument
street. Phone tlsa assp
SALARIES Or waHes purchaaef liberal
discounts WALL a CO. faN RI now.
srumsnt street Phone fdGa tMap
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statesmen.

SO WEEKLY far tskina ORDERS Or cut
rate grrrerfea 0utNt Pre- suNnr Z
crnsa Everything cut rates ENperi-
anee uunerFFHarV Standard MrrCanfile
Company. Fast Ninth Street. C1evelanf
lfEn fanov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

rsufAw RvNFER DUCKS sar sals
Trio g. oo. pair. tSto ?. I Hsnd.
CARRIERS. Pa ifnnHtf- -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

FOR EALFl-Team % bay horres, trap
ara hArneaa Can - seen a. Wed >
Stahie WI wvrN winwie ~ dcuhis ritv
trained. Apply g. Thiesen tannvat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16

ron RAf.E-To wGFs Farmers ard
rfhrrr
YARN HAwmE-no1s FrrHs en- icrafter
TIN AcHrE auf 40 AZ Sc rar acre
WmW=TW rwMw# mNr acre ass
rENrNrT wv CENTE nef a~re per
marwfh
SO fMwWuEWw on wMWWa
.rAN wnu heffer fwwesf Vrur nawtnnaT
W REEVE
rhars tssE faia r Cer-antss ~
fennw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-16
AGENTS WANTED.

gwrsLg LIKE Not CAREs-New Iaun-
dry Wam perfumes clothes Wtfh iaafinH
violent perfume WORKING oufft g. Nrw
OFFER Perfume Gloss fa water 81. View
York. ienoF
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS HINTS.

To sweeten closets small pieces of
charcoal laid in the and upon
the shelves will absorb dampness and
dispel unpleasant doors.
Umbrellas should never be put away
while damp. DO not let them stand
in a dusty place, as this rots the silk
more than any other cause.
To prevent pictures from slipping
and hanging uneven, hang them first
face to the wal! and then twist around,
making a cross IN the wire.
In cleaning mating only a hair
broom should be used, and it should
be swept across the breadthS that is,
with the grain OF the straw, not
across it. If the mating becomes
faded or spotted before it is really
worm. have the painter mix a can OF
stain such as is used on woodwork
and apply with q large brush. One
coat is usually sufficient.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
WASHING AND IRONING.

.Borax water will restore the gloss to
sateen in washing.
Scorch marks on linen may be re-
moved by rubbing with n fresh cut
onion. the garment being soaked in
cold water after.
When washing coiOred stockings
make Il suds of warm soap and water
and add one-half ~teaspoonful Of salt.
After washing wiring cry dry and
hang them out.
A small piece of lard cGded to boiled
laundry starch just before the boiIin.
water is stirred into it will prevent it
sticking to the irons. no matter how
stiff the starch may he.
When washing cream wool or cotton
goods, try putting the water in which
a few onion skins have been boiled
in the last rinsing water and you will
be assured Of Il clear. bright cream.
To remove iron rust stains from
linen dip the spots III Il solution Of tar
taric OF citric acid: wet the spots with
lemon Juice and rub on hard. white
soap. then expose to the heat or ap
ply lemon juice and salt and expose
to the sun.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
For Our Women Readers
D!ShWASHiNG MADE EASY.
Try This Plan and You VIII Be Sur
prised and Pleased,

DISTINGUISHING is one of he most IN
pleasant of household duties. and
therefore the following suggestions AS
10 ho" to make this buyhear of house
heeplny easier and less disagreeable
vii! 10 doubt be read with interest:
Have ready two good sized dish
rlns. and after each meal scrape al
scraps from the dishes t. be washed.
empty all liquid FROM cups and 2lasses
ana stack the dishes carefully III the
pans, pGtting the large plates in the
uottom ana smaller ones Oh top.
In the second pan put all small
pie es. vegetable dishes and small
piatte"s.
Stand TIE silver upright In a Jug or
pitcher and pour over all enough very
uot water. in which q good soap pow
der o. a little washing soda has been
dis soived. to cover.
Now let the dishes stand in these
receptaclcs until The morning hours,
when work is easiest.
The hot water will grow cold, but
the grease from the dishes will be
floating Oh top and can be scooped off
first, then the water poured off.
This done, the dishes will be virtu-
ally clean and ready to be rinsed in
steaming hot water.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
INSPIRING LINES.


Uphill.
Does the road wind uphill all the way
Yes, % the very end.
WIN the days journey take whole Ions
day?
From morn TO night, my friend
Eut is there for the nig 4 resting place.
y roof for when the slow. dark hours
begin?
May not the darkness hide it from ny
face
You cannot miss that inn.
Shall | meet other wayfarers at nigat?
Those who have one before.
Then mus; knoGG on call when Just in
sight
They will not keep YOU standing at that
door.
Shall | find comfort. travel sore and
weak?
OF labor YOU will find the sum
WI there be beds for ne and all who
Seek
Yes, beds for all who come.
Christina Rossetti.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
The Week:J illustrated St0rv
Moving a Town
By HOWARD DAVIS

Out Of the night anne the sound Of
%galloping hoofs and the staccato bark
OF small arms. Little Bradley, who
had arrived at the Shaw ranch that
evening on his first visit west. prompt
~ dropped under the billiard table.
The others went on with their game.
Looks like a part of the B 1 outfit"
remarked Calendar carelessly as he
chalked his cue. Come ON out. Brad
ley. They're merely some joyous cow
punching souls on their evening out.
Going down to the Palace, imagine"
The Palace is that drinking place
down the road!'
Just that. You See" explained Cal
Iendar, when Colonel Shaw bought
his ranch there was one quarter section
he could not get hold Of, and that was
the foundation of Minimum"
They don't like the colonel because
he objects to the rum holes they run,
almost at his door, and when things
are mussed up they generally ride past
and give us a salute.
Some one called Bradley to make his
shot. and the matter was not again
taken up until late that evening. when
Bradley and his host sat chatting.
I'D give half Il million to have that
collection of dives moved away said
Colonel Shaw bitterly. Il suppose
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
Our Little Sunbea1nS
KING OF HUNKY BUNKY.
A Game Which Never Fails to Make
Fun.

Fun.
This Is a game which sounds very
simple. but never fails to make fun.
Select two persons and place them at
opposite sides of the room. the farther
apart the bet +. Give each q lighted
candle and tell them they must not
laugh or even smile. They are to adj
vance toward each other very slowly,
looking directly into each others eyes.
When they meet in the center of the
room. with hands uplifted. In tones Of
great sorrow one says. The king Of
Hunky Bunky is defunct and dead"
The other responds, Alas, alas, How
dice he:' The first person. with In
creased grief. says. Just SO, just so,
Just So" Then comes the response,
How sad, how sad. how sad"
The couple rarely get beyond an
nouncing that the king is dead before
they are off in gales of laughter. A lit
tie prize may be awarded the couple
who completely finish the message,
something that may be divided, like a
box Of candy or q bunch Of flowers,
When one couple finishes or fails an
other pair may be chosen.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
IKE EaIlipo Soldier.

This is All amusing play for little
children. The whole company stand in
q row like soldiers. The order is given
10 stretch the right arm forward. then
the left one: next TO kneel down on
one knee with the arms still stretched
ont. Then the one ct the end Of the
line must lean hard against his next
neighbor, and the whole file will fall
oyer like a house Of cards.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
!: THE WHIMS or FASHION. !.

No novelty is too extreme 10 be IA
voled in this years trimmings.
THE draped skirt is a significant fea-
ture OF tie styles.
NECK ruffs Of tulle or chiffon tat
feta are being worn
\ MONG felt hats small shapes are
dividing the honors With large.
soft. droopy shapes.
YNIIE transparent tunicS for evening
gowns are holding their own.
TN millinery the tendency to fancy or
nanents. the older the better, is in
creasing.
RROWN is more popular in children's
clothing for this winter than it
has been in many years.
THE white or black effect still holds
high favor in Paris.
YELLOW IS enjoying u return to ia
vor which has been lost for several
seasons. and among the new colors
are many yellow tones.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25

when the raiload comes 1t will be Still;
worse
The L. c. L. cutofr?' asked Brad
ley. Are they coming through here?"
hight past the town." assented the
colonel. Il think i shall have to give
up the idea Of living here. l had hoped
to buy up all the land and have the
finest place around here
How much are you really willing to
spend?' demanded Bradley.
Il offered Pete $500, 900 for the quar-
ter before the town grew up. when he
just had q little saloon in one rner.
Bradley gravely put out a hand SO
white and slender that men seldom an
tlclpated the strength of his grip. "I'll
do 1t and make a profit In the end"
Colonel Shaw smiled beneath his
heavy mustache. How could Bradley,
with his five feet seven. conquer where
his six feet two had failed?
But he rather liked Bradley in spite
or his handicap Of size. OF course, he
was impossible as Il sutton for Nancy's
hand
The following morning Bradley
strolled down to the Palace for a
drink, and in ten minutes he had
picked up an acquaintance with the
proprietor. That evening at the dinner
table his announcement that he found
Pete Buckley rather a companionable
sort of chap created a sensation.
He didn't throw you out?' cried
Colonel Shaw in amazement.
Not a bit Of it," said Bradley COM
fortably, ~blissfully ignorant Of the fact
that the colonel himself had Deer sub
jected to that indignity.
Bradley's visit was the first Of sew
eral during the week. He refused to
diyulge any Of his plans and diverted
discussion by the announcement that
the l.. c.. l.. had decided to run the line
three miles farther to the south.
This statement was received with In
credulity until Bradley pointed out the
advantages to be gained and the colo
mel sighed contentedly.
Down at Minimum the news was re-
Ceived with less placidity. Buckley
promptly decided that 1t was the colo
nel's work and was for immediate ex-
termination of his neighbor. Only
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
Ti.ouohts.

There are days for IDLE dreaming
When the world is Void and stll
Aad the morroWs promise tenure
of the yielding, placid viii;
When the present holds no shadows
And the past is vague and far
Wnen the heart forgcts its hruisiEgs
And the wounds be1ray no scar.
There are idle days unnumbefcd
Nlsen the vision is enthralied.
When tie hearing Fists 10 voices
That III former days have called
And renewed in timely musings
To repeat in phrase 4 ton
What must come to N2ken 81
In the realm OF dreams alone.
lhere are idle days and momcnts
When an inspiration flares.
In ambitions name to quicken
Thoughts that haunt US unaWares.
And they pass beyond the yearning
TO fultillment and the end;
Had one idle moment fal.e.ea
Time could not itS loss amen.
Los Angeles Times.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
HOME D~RESSMAKING.
=

When making 4 blouse which is to
have tucks on it, YOU will find 1t much
easier to tuck the stuff first and then
eut than u cut the blouse first and
then tuck it. If YOU make the tucks
will have NJ difficulty III getting them
quite correct and also will be able to
use rs much or as little width for them
rs YOU Judge best. But If you have
cut the materia. first YOU will have
trouble in -ettin. the tEcks arranged
to suit your figure and the pattern
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25

If teeth are to have only one clean
ing III the tWenty-fCur hours the right
time To dc it is at night. Obviously
this must be 50. as there is little sense
III leaving the debris of o in mes
mouth all the night and then relnoy
Ing it in the morning. The greater
part of tooth destrG Zion occurs II
night. not only because people d" not
clean their teeth at the right time. hat
also because NO saliva is secreted in
the sleeping hours, and therefore III"
acid matter produced by bacteria IS
not neutra!iZed and diluted as it is IN
the daytime. but i, free TO wear away
the enamel.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-10-25
PUTTING A MAN TO SLEEP.
Laughing Gas Is Safer Than Ether or
Chioroform.

't-
There is some talk about nurses Civ
ing chloroform and ether, and there
are objections because of its being un-
safe for any save q regular physician
and a husky one at that to make a
practice of giving it as Il general les
thesia. While al manner of things.
from hypnotism TO stovaine. have been
used TO make big operations painless.
nothing seems to lie so popular in New
York rs ether. says the New York
Press. Laughing cas- IS by far the
safest Of all the things used by sur
geonS to put Il man to sleep. The
trouble with laughing gas is and al
ways has been that an operation has
to be done in about n minute: other
wise the patient wakes up and raises
Cain over any cutting or sewing or
saving.
For some years oxygen has been
mixed mp with laughing gas and used
for surgery, These two gases togeth-
er keep a nan asleep nearly as we'll
and long as c~hloroform or ether. And
then again this gas mixture does not
cause anything like the sickness at
the time Of taking or after effects as
DO chloroform and ether. These hard
times institutions have to cut down
on the expense of everything used, as
we'll as the doctors bills. and. while it
costs only a few dimes to keep a man
asleep an hour with ether or chloro-
form the oxygen and laughing gas
come high, running up to several dol
lars. Maybe that is why It's not more
generally used.