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yent 10 sterIias Monday on a pleasure

went TO Sterling Monday on pleasure
trip.
Liz. E. V. Pal#er returned to his
home in Ohio Monday.
Miss Edna McKee entertained friends
= her ranch Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Palmer have given up
keeping boasdels daring the month Of
tJuly, while Mrs. Palmer expects to so
to the mountains for res; and pleas
ure "Trip.
Nr. Kern Gecoy has gone to his
home in. Nebraska to stay until after
harvest.
The rains the past few days hqye
done wonders for the crops and prairiss
The Band viii practice o. Tuesday
evening this week instead Of Wednes-
day the usual time.
Miss Smith returned from visit at
Fort Morgan and is'keeging house this
week at the cflain-of-lakes ranch.
( Miss Eana McKee served ice cream
to the public last Saturday.
/ MI. List returned from trip to
Denver, Wednesday, where he had
Z IA snn to consult a phvsi1fgn and came
bacl. rush improved in health.
Chas. Dinamoor made Q trip to Wei
dona after l)ad OF hay, Thursday,
Dr.. Roe was q passenger to Sterling
Thursday returning Friday.
T F. N. Hennis has been on the sicI.
I list Of late and under the Dr's. care.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Potter and son and Mr..
samue. Potter Sr. were entertained at
the Ciougby home Sunday.
/ Mr Cbas. DeFord transacted bust
ness st heata Wednesday and Friday.
/ Dorie Palmer and brother were in
Kcota Thursday to Satardad on bus.
ness,
/ Mrs. Fox has been unfortunate since
coming 10 Co!arafQ. having lost a val
liable horle last week and their three
other horses strayed away but were
found twelve miles north by Mr. Chas.
DeFerd.
( Miss Gladys Morgan is expected this
week from Greeley for q visit in the
A. l.. lIFpp family and with many other
friends in and around Buckingham.
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East Itesls

MI Gibson called at Ar. Patterson s
ranch las. sunday.
Mike Hansen called at the Seamecc.
kle home last Sunday
Jir. and Hrs. Keller were Sunday
callers ut the Erow home
blr, I. Peterson found ore Of his
horses one day last week. II wa5 The
brown one. which was near the Wisela
ranch.
Mrs. Gibson sni family were Sunday
visitors at z. |. Soay's homestead,
Roy Crabb came up from Sterling
Sunday FOR o Short visit returning ia
the evening.
Z, ]. Seayy is expected home some.
time On Wednesday.
Mr.. Rutherford and son came home
Sunday from Fort Morgan where they
have been working the past week.
iIr. F, PIckcrcIl was a Sunday callcl
at Wm. Schmeck!c'5 home.
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relatives and friends returning home
on Wednesday.

on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. McRae and daughter
Hazel came up to stneham wednes-
day visiting at the u ;sh 0 nome until
Saturday. Mr, Mcpae returned on the
afternoon train.
Mr.. Rostocs and wife. Mr.. Thomp-
son and wife ana Mrs Thompson's sis
ter were in town Wednesday from
south Of Raymer.
the dance at the school house last
Saturday night was vel attended and
a good tine repQrtei.
Uncle Joe Gingrass fram south of
Raymer was a FIidsy ogernight guest
OF pugan 6 Roth, lie went to ster-
ling Saturday where he will visit with
friends until after the ith.
Reverend Win.Ier viii hold an old
fashioned basket piaiHic at Dave Glib
sons grove eleven Q1, miles north
vest, the 7th Of July. Reverend Wink
lei will give IN address md ihe'rest of
the afternoon viii bc given up for
games and singing Everyone is cordi-
ally invited.
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NOTICE. roa runllcAr,os.

L. AS u'abishcrl Serial-Ol22u9
Department OF ihc Injector.
uni;ei States Land ohice. al atstsf.ns, Co7irs.do
Mag -, 1872
NcIieE is hereby given that Ednn c. Blake, Of
Stouenani. Colorado. who. on April slh, 1910
made Homestead eatry No. ol2<g9. for Southeast
quarter Section Il. Township . ~, Range :.
". Cih PRINCIPAL Meridian. has filed notice oi
intention to mnke Final Communication proof Il
establish elln to the land atoye described be.
fore Register and Receiver. a. sierl!af. Colorado
on .he isih day Of Iuly, 1872.
Claimant uares AZ Witnesses;
George Slocum. u Stooeham. Colorado,
Coolmal Lee, Of = "
Ray Austin. Of 5-a
MIrry Sheldon Of g.
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ssonohasn l4esns.

: Frank Peterson wls passenger to
Sterling &onday.
. Mr., keenan, wont out to his home
stead Honity u spend a few days.
Walter Stewart Wa in from Spring
Creek Monday.
MIR. Ioungburg came home from
Sterling, Wednesday.
Miss Shaw and piscs took tho train
for Denver saturday.
/ Miles Mitchell went to Sterling Fri
/ day, Returning SATURDAY.
Hannah Mellon spent Friday night
ut the EunyaR home.
( Arlene Olsen spent one night las.
week with tie Nelson girls.
Ella Bakkc atlyet with Alice Vim
mer Saturday night
j. c. Dugn went out to his home,
stead Wednesday.
Gene Dugm came in from their farm
Wednesday.
Alice Winner spent week ago las,
Tuesday night with Ruth &ort3s.
Carl Anderson started for Eansas
City the lore part OF the waea.
Ar. and Mlrs. VIII Dunlap from
south Of Eaymer w1I4 trading in our
town, Saturday.
Ms. Ar.Isy and two daughters from
south Of RHmer wrG1 a Stonoham
Saturday
hrs, Cra5o and daughter Mary were
callers in our town, Ft,day.
Clarence pip,r and wife We're in our
town TUESDAY OF last week.
Mrs CosIem an Of Willard WAS a ca.l,
er in StoHcham Monday.
Mrs. Br,ce Norton end family wero
visitors at t9e Tom La ia home Sun
day, and on account Of tae rain, stayed
all night.
Lula Smith has been visiting with
Pearl Davis tle past isw days.
Mrs. Jelmar C5aradson came home
from Sterling Monday. She reports
the little hoy better
Mrs, Ellison returned Shomc Monday
after visiting her mother a few days.
lncz Dugm went cut 70 the homc-
stead Sunday after spending q week
helping in The gl0sc.
/ Gene Dugan went TO Denver Friday
where he viii visit friends.
5ir. and Mrs. Frank Richards we're
trading in town, Tucslay
Mr. aud Mrs. ElIinEer and children
of Spring Creek We're hi town Tuesday
Of last week.
/ Mrs LundyaIl and son aud Clarence.
BY were in town, Friday.
! Nola Leslie stayed with Edith Bart
ruin, Thursday night.
Carl Anderson made proof on his
claim June z5th. Niles Mitchell and
u
Julius YOungberg were his witnesses.
Nola Leslie aud Edith Bartrum visit.
Cd with Pearl Norton u couple OF days
last week.
Gladys and Mary Keenan, went out
to c. W. smiths Saturday afternoon
to visit lone Pierce.
lone Picrro stoyei with tho Keenan,
its lturlay H.Sh.,
Mrs Mitchell ard dtuehaf Hazel.
wetf d-t1i fd fiavinn lr,dav n yisif
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/ COUNTY, NEWS LETTERS I
Z Hcs.,-Ssss as;srtan gss5i Ct Pss,s 1gi 8
I rfiaE a1ii rt;r sf TEsgss 4
Peace valley
'.,.',a7,'.,.'..,.....'.' :

Rain, rain.
Hurrah, Tor the Fourth"
Fred Niaman and Dr.. Brown drove
to Fort Morgan TO meet Dr. Browns
son who had 1eea visiting in Denver
Fred Nlemap aEl Frank Artley were
helping Clarence Piper brand his cat.Ie
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Bowles called an Mrs. Neil
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair drove to Fort
Morgan Saturday and expect to spend
the Fourth there.
Mr. Cha2. Fritz drove to Bhcking-
ham and returned Tuesday and stayed
all night with his brother Gotleb.
George Erwin came up from Weldon
and spent Sunday with his parents re-
turning Monday.
Charles Fritz and Fred Nioman drove
to Morgan Wednesday.
Miss Golden Rule stayed with Mrs.
Giemsn Sunday night
GotIeb Fritz and son visited at his
btother CharIie's home.
Mrs. Nieman and Golden Rule visited
at st. Clair5 one day last woek.
Rev. Williams and family and ,iiss
Golden Rule tool dinner at Fred Eie-
mans Sunday.
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NOTICE roR pu8Lit ,TIoN.
Z. S. tPublishcf.i Serial oi5eoi
Derartrent OF Tie In:rriOr.

Z. as. tPublisbcf.i Serial oi5eoi
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Once at Ste. ling Colorado.
Junsi, 1872
NcucE is hereby given that Walter d. Gram
dsll. Of Stoncharn, Colorado. who on Aarch "a,
1871, made Homestead entry, No. oi5515. for
Southeast Gaartes. Section % Township NJ,
Range 6s ", On Piincipal Meridian, has fled no-
;iee of intention to make Communication Proof, To
establish claim 70 the Land abose described, before
Register aad Receiver at Sterling, Colorado, on
the bth day Of August, i:l2.
Claimant NAMES as wiinessas:
newton J. str4ter. Of stonehaHi, Colorado.
tlna+uJ. Hut, Of.
tpil!p Il. KsehsI, Of els
Ole NJ. olscn. OF I" 7-iS
V, II. POUND. Register.
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notice. ros PUBLICATION.

E.A.S. JPubliAas,J seriai-Oi5gl6
Department cf the Interior.
uhitei States Land Office d. steflils Colorado.
June 8. loIe
NoncEis hereby given that LOWS 4. Whittier.
Of sew Eaymcr, Colorado who, on May s,l. 1911.
made homcste.d entry. No. 0i5sl5 fog Southeast
quarter, Section 81. Township 8 n. Range Is w..
9TH rtlueip4t Meridian. has iied no,iee OF inten-
ii0n 70 make eoinnutiuOn pruoi. 10 establish
cain totqe ian'-abo,e ,.esefibcI bsior. U. ).
conmi'.ioper Al heS.a. colOrAdo. On The -sta
Gay II s,iy lgl2
Claimant names rs witncsscG
cacstpr s. SHyder. Of New Rayaer. Colorado.
James R. saidshers. Of
ChArlcJ y. barker. Of e 6-i3 .
Chares Il. GrIves. Of . els
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Buckingham lterno

Mr.. s. Potter Sr. haa been laid up
with q lame foot the past week.
Buckingham sill be well represent
cd at Raymcr July ith.
MIR. Arlington Doty sFeu. IuDday at
Chas. DrFnri homestead.
Nlsse Edna and Mary Mckee and
Miss Corbetl plat Friday evening at
Keota,
Mrs. Doria Palmer and Miss Fay
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Conc TO Church

Come to church a, the school
house every Sunday morning.
Sunday School at ten o'clock, fol-
lo%ed by preaching an hour later.
Young Peoples meeting At 700
p. IL. each Sunday.
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xor.cE Fon PUBLICATION.

NVIItE tos' ftsIItATIpN.
I. AS 'PGLlishcri seriul-Ol6;5i
Eepartnqni of the Interior.
uni,ei States Lani oliiee at Sterling Colorado.
June q, lgl2
is hereby given the, Dt!l W. Van Gil
der % t!I-E 81, Denver. Colon.do, vino. on May
lIF, is1s msGs Desert Land Entry No Ol5isl. fog
sonhwest quarter Se,tion S. Tow nship Z ",
EAuzo g ", sta Principal M.riian, has ile,! no
uee of intention to rake hes,a 4nd Psuof 10 cs-
phish cain to the lsni,.boye described. iefore
cpfi, II the District Cosrt at Greeley. Colorado,
On tn l2,atay II Aaagz;. 1912
e.aiGaat nImci rs vitnessssi
Le'ya Earl Hsrshari. % Koyia. Colorado.
Frank Lsstar Amkham, II
f-shk {. yie<erz. o. 1913. fremont ST. Denver
Colorado.
Thy,. n. Powell, Of i.se, c4if'st, Denver. Colo
Daa.el &. B,no, s-27 l-J
". H. poUNB. Register.
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,oTleE roa rrn,ic,rlo,.
As. Publishcri serial-oig87i
Dauar,.lrut of thr lpterIur.

T., As tPublishcrl Serial-oig8Is
Department Of the lnicrIar.
United Sia,cl Land otiee, Sterling. Colorado.
Nay .. 1919
ECUer d, hereby given that George S. Bass.
Of s,onshsm. Colorado who on February II. 1910.
maic Homestead cntry No. Ol0sis, for Nerth
cas' guartcr Section Is Township 3 n. Rsngn
- w., 6th Principal Meridian has fled notice u
Iatsut!on u make ctmmuhton prOot 70 establish
claim to the land above dcserilcd, bciorc Reslater
and RECOVER at Sterling, Colorado. on tie 18th
dsyof July. 1919,
Claimant names a. 9i;fesscs:
John RunyAn. of stgnoham. Colorado,
Newton J. sIader. of
.Iaaics p Staeihot,Ec, Of g J-2O
!aipa Bertran,, .cf ~
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hor,cn lnR plaL,c.rlnN.

NOTICE rnR puaLic.TioN.
/. As. ,'ublisserl serial-O,Ges2
DrpaT.IeHi az die Interior.
uni.e5 States Land otise at Sterling. Colorado
june5 iyiz
NoIigs Is hereby gHsn that Homer F. Fleak,
p; sterling Colorado. Win, on .Ssitcrnber y, 1919
Il.le l,sa,eAtarIentEy, 10. el5trg ,5f Southwest
ga.rter, Section l. Township n. isbse 65 ",
vrh principal Meridian. has h!, nsaee Q. intention
y maize Communication Proof, 70 establisr
el-in t. inc i-nn 4.-,gg doser.bsi. bctorr Regis
Ter aau iIegyner. NJ Sterling, Colraao "a tat
-Jia day Of I1ly. igi2
CAiuhnl Eain.s Witnesses;
les'a Il. hams, q '',e'iins, Colorado.
FaedA. Food, u
u3GgcgH, * C-l5
froa ". CfcHg. Of " 7.is
". H. POUND, Ecg!a;er.
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NOTICE ron rruMc,T.oS,


E.A.s. tPubiisAer) ser.aI-oisS72
beanrimcn. OF fee interior.
United Stacs Land Office. StcIIin... Colorado.
MAY - lsi2
HOHoE i heSetY giyca that Edwin iIernes. of
stonehasn. Colorado, who Gu August S0th 1910,
innde libr.asleld application No. blSs72, FOR
Sogthwcs: quarter. Section 10. lownsl.ip /. H..
Range 81 W. Jth Principal Meridian has filed
notice OF inteptiun to make eummuta,on proof, to
establish tiain % the Lind above described he-
fore Ecriste, end Receiver a; s'erinE. Colorado.
on The 25lh day % July 1912.
Ciainan, names as witnesses;
Miles Il hiiekeli Of sion'har.. Colorado.
!cl:i Couraissn. Ct
rbner Ericsson. OF so
jacob SHAW. af "a
Y. H. POUND, hegieier
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
.E.A.s. Ppblisherl Serial o99s'
p.partgacnt OF the Interior.

Department Of the iater'"F.
United States Land oiIies, atsterng. Colorado
Nay q. I,i2
NOncE Is hereby Hiycn tina, Arti.ur Myers
Of New Rayiner Colorado, who. on July %, 1906
made homestead entry. No. 25gl. for Ei-a swift
swift SELL, Sec. Is. Nwl-i NEi-i, Section -
Township ~. Range 80 W, Glh principal Mcr.
idan, has filed notice Of intention TO make five
year Proof. 10 establish claim to- tine land above
described. before Clerk Of the District Court. al
It. aursar.. Colorado. on the 18th day of July,
1912.
Claimant names rs witnesscs.
Samuel S. Gibson, Of New Raymcr. Colorado.
Rapey Fcsbsrg, 81
julia 4. Bcacn a Bprkinsham, Tifo
B4ngamin DIXON, Of IA
n ". y POUND. Register.
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WANTED. A. brood mare, have en-
CINE, COW or a course Of lessons with
the Canpbclt Correspondence school
Of agriculture. to trade. II the an
imal is worth it willing to put in the
whole shooting match. Enquire at
Enterprise Office.
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sor,cn ron ruuIIcAr,os.
E.A.s. iPublishcr) Serial az
Department of the IpsrriY..

L. AS. lPuhlishcr) Serial az
Department of the lpsrriY..
limited States Land olIiec at Sterling. Colorado
June 20. 1912.
NoucE Is hereby given ,ha; Frank c. Viekers
Of iis3. fremont 81, Denver Colorado. who or
Nay 9Th. 1905, msic Desert Land Entry No iG7
for Southeast quarter, Section 6. Township N,
Range SO W.. sth Principal Meridian. has filed no.
tisc Of intention to make desert land Proof. to
es,abli, claim u the land above described. before
Clerk Of the Dsiric, Court. a, Greeley, Colorado
on the lsth day Of August. 1917.
Claimant names a. witneasss'
Lewis Earl Markham. of Keo,n. Colorado.
Frank Lester Markham. Of
Daniel +. Byrnc, Of
Dell ". Van Glider sii.i7th ST.. Denver. Colo
1hot Il. Powell u is1a California st.. g
~ ~
~ ~ pSe,sn -onl.t,-
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Iona Distance camera,

Tho most successful thing which
has been recently introduced In the
way OF long distance camera Is one
which makea use Of reilectors inside
the camera to got tho enlarged object
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NOTICE .on rpg.lcAr,oN.

fpiati 'bii ftts.tbA3luN.
E.A.s. PubIishcrJ scrial-clll2s
Department OF the interior.
unitsd States I-,pI oGee at Sterling, Colorado
June s, 1912
NuncE i hereby given tina, John F, Hesan. Of
si1nehaHi. Calorado. who, on Mareh I. 1910 madS
ilomastset Entry. No Oil,2l for El-2 Swl-i
and Lot 3. Section 7, Iowf,stiip N. Banre 80 W,
stn Principal herid.aa his ii!ed notice u in.en-
icn % make iiye yeAr fro5f. 70 establish
claim to toe LnI abj!e describei before
Register ana Receiver at StarlinE, Colorado. on
'fr 18th da, oi July. 1872.
Clafnant names as witnesses:
Ole b. Olson. u st5nehaa, Colorado.
hcW IN ]. Srradsr OF
Aauti 4 kel.,, oi 6-ig
William Aeumaln. OF 1-i3
W II. PoUSD, ErSisle-.
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The Rough Rider is not likely TO
speak in commendation or the Wiscon.
sin reforms and reformers for some
time to come.
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The Baltimore convention could very
conveniently put plank in their plat
form heartily approving of the work
Of the Chicago convention.
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We believe that the republicans
adopted a platform. but platform ut
terances sink to insignilicance in the
face Of the actions of the convention.
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Ghange in c.rcums larroJ maln it i'm
possible to publish The Enterprise the
lay before the Fourth, SOFT is a day
late instead OF day rar.y. WashouII
fixed to give a detailed account Of the
first celebration over held iH Raymar,
but If We should atlb another day
would be re1girti. We must content
pursrIf with saying that it was sue
cess in every way. Tn, rain in the
in the afternoon delayed matters Il
while, but We can aTori 10 wait on
rain generally. The band did well anil
is n credit to our nsi gib,r.ag town of
Buckingham. The crlwI was good
natured and no unplaasau, fcalarys
hayescen called 10 OUT notice. The
ball,rama was slow, but interesting all
through
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The one great trouble with Col. Roos-
eveit's contentious against the nation
al convention is that he did not appear
tp discover the evils of the southern
delegate until such q time as they did
not vote with him.
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SoTicn ron PUBLICATION.
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SoriCI iDl PUBLICATION.
E.A.S tpuLlisherj Serial uiJ5i7.
Department OF The Interior.
United States Land Office at Stcrlins Colorado.
lanc o. 1872
N0ueE !. hereby given that Emily &. Gnyes.
Of New Rayihsr, Colorado, wro. on April 18th.
1911. made honas.s.d entry, No. ll51i7 FOR South
west qasrter srston D Township q ". Range
". 9Th principal MeriaiaE. has filed notice Of
iHteatgn To make c1mmutstion Proof, to e.
t,sush claim u the land above dcsctiiej. before
U. S. Commissioner nj Keoia, Colorado. on the
ie,h day Of Aug1lst lol2
Cl4inant names a5 witReles:
Lewis a. Whittier Of New Raymcr Colorado.
Charles D. Barker NJ "a"
Chester L SNYDER, Of (" s2T
james L. sa,htbert, Of % al
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THURSDAY, July 4, 1872.

Political scraps seem to be contag-
lous this year.
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.sas.er,p,laa sl.so psr year IN aevnaee

'--------.-
Entered as seeond-class master
June 10. 1910, at the pos,oglce AZ
New Rayincr, Colorado. ua8df thc act
~ March 3. 1879
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The republican state assembly meets
ct Denver July 3lst. Therc will be a
total of 902 delegates, Of which Weld
is entitled to 80. The county assembly
has not been called so FAR, but will
probably be seen. II should not be
longer delayed.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-07-04

If The Enterprise is a little iamc
this week, remember that the EDITOR
has been away three days since theIast
issue, three days more were pit IN aus
sisting in invoicing ne iluagsn store
and we have hii our hands more than
full every minute of the sine.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-07-04

We arc told that Theodore Roosevelt
vas killed politically ut the Chicago
convention. Perhaps, but sc recall
that Bryan has been Killed At least
three times in the past twenty years,
and he still wie!ds the greatest power
If any one man in tho democratic par
y, Roosevelt has been laid on sever
al shelves only % break ont anew. We
are far from being entirely in harmony
with all ot Mr.. Roosevelt theories,
especially as advanced in later ygags,
but We shall not surprised If he too
remains powerful factor Tor many
years TO come.
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Rayner Harkcts
CC0rrccIcI every 1'hurslavI

Good job work is the kind wo do.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-26
Do You Know

THAT YOU should never use soda for
washing enamel pans? a little salt
or fine ash applied with soft cloth
will remove all stains. and the pan
should oe thoroughly rinsed afterward
with warm water
That to keep the coffeepot sweet and
clean you should put "A tablespoonful of
carbonate OF soda in 1t. fill 1t nearly
full of water and let 1t boil for a little
while? Then rinse very thoroughly
with several lots of warm water IL
this Is done once a week the pot Will
always be fresh and nice
That II all dish cloths and tea cloths
are soaped and well rinsed out every
time they are used they will be no
trouble at all to keep clean? II is much
wiser to have three or four cloths in
use than one or two stained and greasy
ones
That dishes I'm which -four and eggs
have been mixed can be quite easily
cleaned II they are allowed to stand
in cold water for a few minutes before
washing? Hot water only hardcns the
mixture and makes it very dicult to re-
move.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-26

which should not reach the boiling
point
Stewed Chestnuts. - Remove the
shells from one pint of Chestnuts. cover
with boiling water and allow them TO
blanCh fifteen minutes. then remove
the brown skins. Put them in
saucepan, cover with boiling water and
boil fifteen minutes. Then add a half
teaspoonful Of salt and boil ten min
utes longer or until you can pierce
them with fork. When done drain,
turn into a heated dish. pour over them
cream sauce and serve.
To make cream sauce take two table
spoonfuls OF butter one cup Of milk
or white stock, two tablespoonfuls of
-four and a quarter teaspoonful of salt
and the same amount OF white pepper.
Cream the butter and flour together.
then gradually add the milk or cream
and the other ingredients.
Chestnut Custard.-To one cup of
chestnut PURGE (chestnuts boiled and
mashed through a sieve) add the beat
en- yolks Of three eggs TO the chestnut
pulp also a third cup Of sugar. one
half teaspoonful Of vanilla and a cup
of milk and bake all the ingredients in
a buttered mold. Make a meringue
OF the whites of the eggs and four
tablespoonfuls of sugar. Spread over
the custard and return to the oven to
color the meringue. This Custard is
improved by a spriRklinE of chopped
candied cherries placed below the me-
ringue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-26
Short Cut to Comfort

WHAT is this?" Aunt Miranda was
inspecting the bachelor quarters
Of James, her nephew. James is bald
and is plump in places where he should
not be, but he is still the boy" to
Aunt Miranda, so her tone was disci-
plinary as she repeated her query
What is this?"
Aunt Miranda has naturally a severe
expression, and she adjusted her pince
nez with care. She was glaring a a
white earthenware bowl that protrud-
ed from beneath James dressing table.
Why" said James cheerfully. that
is my pet domestic device I've been
thinking OF writing about IL to the pa
pers. II / could find a column called
The Other Mans Way I should certain
" do II, but We men are supposed TO go
on without any short cuts to comfort
You see never pass a pity the blind
man or healthy peddler without lay
ing in q supply for unchancy mornings
when things roll and the starch in your
neckoand won't break Then ] dump
them in here" And. leaning down.
James drew from beneath the dressing
table the white earthenware wash
bowl. and it was fun TO Overlooking
with a fine assortment of nice gold
coloTed collar buttons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-26
CHARMING YOKE
FOR BABY DRESSES

YOKES on baby dresses soil more
easily than any other part OF the
little froCk: therefore a clever mother
has devised the following scheme for
making the dresses last longer It's a
detachable yoke that may be put on
over a plain slip and quickly Numbered
when sOiled.
These yolkes are made very much on
the order OF the lace and linen collars
worn by grownups. but they button in
the back with tiny washable buttons.
One dainty yoke is made of alternate
strips OF fine tuClling and narrow lace
insertion The pattern over which IT is
cut is exactly like a square sailor that
opens in the back
There is no seam on the shoulders.
The strips OF lace and tuCking extend
over the shoulders three inches back
and front from that point. A narrow
lace edge finishes the yoke on the outer
edge and also at the neck and band.
When worn II is attached to the dress
by two small gold pins on each
shoulder
Fine linen handkerCEiefs embroid
cred and edged with lace ora narrow
hemstitCh can be made into the dain-
test Jokes. Cut from the center a cir
Gle three inches IN diameter. then fold
the handkerchief over once and cut
through the fold on one side TO the
neck opening. Face the neck and eaCh
cut edge with narrow strips OF linen.
sew small buttons and work button
holes on the opening. then whip "A mar
row lace edge around the neck. and the
yoke is ready to adorn the dress OF
your infant son or daughter