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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-06-21

Dan Shaser, says the Cashmere Rec
ord, in response to numerous requests
from democratic friends, has consented
to become the democratic candidate
for sheriff of Chelan county. Among
those who will contest with him for the
honor are w. R. Clary and w. T. Sim
mons, both of Wenatchee.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-06-21

Get butter wrappers at Echo Office.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

1nb miid)ttiige l1nterrtdtsfrnge1r
5lpr geipredp,ng gelamgen, aud out
Sent @ebiet Der Organization naro
Mermaltlmg itebem lebbofte Gebatterr
,a1 ertparten. Cine polltommerR Inn
geltaltltng oes @erbon6es, Der oaS
so. Sabr ieines 8eitebenS polenoet,
lit gepGant. Sc amiro iiber Ben antrog
abgeitimnM meroen, Sue gegenpartt9e
@orporatton m%1faploien inns eine
mea1e Orgamiiotion gu idoffem, Die
ridts uls eip @erein rnH Der groBe'
rem @epegangsfrei6eit zines felfen
Iein ion. gtpn ta1dien6 Delegoten
mer6en an ben Sibu1ugen beilneb-
nleu. = Muf Ser bonn 3. Biz Z. Sc
5errber in &idmon6, So, itottftnoe1'
SEN &onferens ser Staatsgoltberapet1re
miro Minnelotas @patpert1elur Gber-
Bart oie 8rage beipnedem, mas oe1
.gtaot HJaun fa1tt, umt bem 1t1gel 1rDen
Bug ger @eo0lferltrw pom 2a1@ mad
Ser @noBitaM GIT itelterrr. - SSm
5peiieloaI 1es ct. @olM Seminars
fano om MbenSe Dor 6em Camilla
g%lrugstoge ei>r @anfett ftaH, out mel
dem @r5bMdof Suelamo, Gtienbabn=
mognot S. S. &iG pruo mebpere So
mrotioren BON ct. &altl a1no @inae=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
Melrofe. Winn.
9ie Nreitaa int &eidstag abge9e'

Die Treitas int &eid)stas abgese-
be,e grflarlrng oeS &riegSmint1ters
bon Seeringer, oab Geutidlan0 nidB
Der Gau1t bahe, mas yeideben miille,
I'M on1f @e1t &rieg gerititet gu letn,
entbaIt fir ga1ropa nidtS 8eunrnbi-
genoes. Set 1em lebten groBent
&riege bot 9euti 9la1D unablallig on
hem slusbau ieiner @ebrmodt gear~
beitet, bat es iein Sd1pert niM
1tumpf inns iein &l1lner mi6t feudt
tperoen lailere, getrell 0em Musl pra1de
Mfoltfes, SuB es nob fiinf5tg Sabre
@e1nebr bei 6a1B iteben miiie. Ntdt
einen MugellbIid bat eS in 1einer
@adiamfeit nadygelaiien, a11lb tit Der
gu1r5et1 @elt gibt eS fein 2anO tpieOer,
in meldem Die 8orbereitungen ouf
oen &rieg 10 l%orgfaltig ertpogen 11po
10 ge1ral1 geregelt fins, mie IN Gel1tld=
da11o. 1ie grfldrl11tg 0eS &riegsmim-
tiers pon @eeringen entbalt Sesbnb
nidts Scenes, iie beitatigt Geoigli6l
mas Seoermonm als ielbitperi tamolia
u1uerton1le11 bnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

5gnobe 2~agerfbaiiatiieur u1@ @erfdieban-
llagen eii1geriidtet meroen, tpelde be-
itina1tSt iinb, bena1kt 3t tperbee1, tpenat
size @abn bre nen,e, a~btiir5enbe
@trede 5tpiiben &aapias @itp un6 Or
ten in 1erng nn6 oet S9tpeiteriitt5ioz
ten bonerbet bnt.
DmIutb. - Die @r5peri eapoapngS-
aailom lit am 6reitag gum MbidIuB
gefomner, uno Die @erienbalngen mo-
ret pon Dull1tb, guperior uno gtpo
@nrbors aus beoelrteno groobfer, nls am
letten SSabre. - 5reitngaben1 mnb6e
Mapor @oarfeI bon 5uperior cine bier
5ar @a1niten ser @ommiiiionsform ser
ltaohinen -@ertpaltung gebaltene
glnlprade abbreden, apeil tin
mebrere u1,ter Ger 3uboreridaft be-
finblide 6rouer lmterbraden INIT
6ragetn, tparatm er 6eern et1uerr 60
1teroiitnift IN Superior baalbe, menn
Sic &ommiliious : @ermaltn1ngsform
INN 10 biel beliG lei, als bie in Dulutb
i'm &ruft befinolide.
Caledonia - Sim Wfontng
fonmte bie bier erridtete 0eutide fa=
tboli1de. Sdp1le ibrer @eitimmrt1g
iiiberaebe;n merDen. 3as 8nltperf foi te=
te $4,000 un6 bietet &oa1m fir 500
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

MinneupoIis. - Die gbioa<
go, Mod Sslorb & 8acific 8nbn trifft
.@orbereitpmrgem fir @euomlagen in
5imier @ta6t, pelde einet @oitetmlf<
tpar6 bon 5tpei M1ilioaen @ol1nrs er-
forbern tuer0em. Seds @dlriengepier-
tie 5apiiden 1. Strufbe Si& urb 2. uau0
3. Mpe1ape a1n0 5mii6en 4. un1 5.
ghrabe 5u0 lopie 5piiden s. utpo
10. Mbe. @igentbum 6er 8abrgel e1z
'idnft miiiem lofprt meggeraumt per=
bem, mas npd Dor 6em 1. fomme1tben
Scat itattfmoen ion. gs iollen 6ort
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
Mm5 oe1tt Noromeiten
MHnneiDta.

DuIutb. - Minnei otoer SSagor
liebbuber trogeu iib nit ser Mbitdt,
sic vMeatipnal Goreit &eleroe" init
glfs 51 bep0ltern. Die genan1be &e<
ierpe urfaBt Elm @ebiet BON elmer
0aiuion Mder in 5er @egen6 ser gro
fen Seen uno 8dirfte Tint apeitere
100000 M6er pergr0Bert tperoen.
Sic &egierurtg bat cine @elerpe in
Montana nls SarmmelplaB fir CHS
a%ltser1pablt, es miro aber bopauf btnr
ge1pieien, 5aB ser @i1rter @ort at folt
iei u1ub bn11r6erte ser Sbiere auidbr<
4id Ger grimimgen @alte gum @pfer
fielen.
Eomer.- @borles Melelea, 16
SSabre alt, etn 80gling 6er SSnoianer=
idule in @ermilfon, ertranf Montag
fritz beim S6littl9a1blaa1fen ntf 6err
@ermilloniee. Ct bntte ii6 auf eine
at &iinre Sdidt Sis 9etpogt a16 par
hereits ertrl1nttm, nls @iilfe robte.
&aitings. - Dns a%ueiiobrige
Softerder 1es @bepaares @laal0irs
Srrtbum aus Seem Srier itiir5te in
eine11 &eifel lie0erben @aiiers. D5
ungliidlide @inb trug 10 idnedli6e
@erbriib1ngen 6abon, 6aB es nab
51pei Sturben atnter 6en graBli6iten
Sbymer5en beritarb.
6ergus Sails. - Sier miro
npr bem Gutrttfftsgeridte ser ioge<
11ot1tte 6~roaee=DmmrGau nerbarE
self. 8. 6. 6ra5ee iou I'M @irrbaltS=
mcgee ~berbin6ert meroer, @en Damm
1pieoer m1f5a1ba1en, Ser BON Sarmer1p
5erlt0rt murbe, 6eren 2an6 01r6 6en
0urm11 ant 80. Suit iiberfllfbet 1pur=
6e. Die Sarmer geben obne tpetteres
gu, 6aB iie 5em 9amm aeritort baben,
erfldren uber, baB 6lrb i'm Dos 8al=
ier bes 2i56betSees iotpett gel taat
tpur6e, ooB lire Sel6er unter @aiier
gelekt tpa1rben. @enm SER 6ra5ee
betpeii ep far1r, 6oB er 6em Dam felt
Is Sabren erbalten bnbe, miro er 0aS
@edt 6es @ie0ern1fbal1es erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
OR

ct. Houl. - Mm Mittpod he
ga111 bier Ser piertagige SO. Sabue5+
fonpent 6er @imneiota educational
@iiociation. Dtele @eriammlatng Ser
ssyugemoer5ieber 1nieres Stoates miro
nod neridieoenen @tdamrgen bin
Don gnober, iiber 6en lonfttgep &ab<
MEN 6erartiger 3atfn1t1ue1rfIinffbe bii1-
ausgebenoer 8eoeuturg iein. Ntdt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
opolis theilnnbn1en. Mn4 SbIub bes-

opolis tbeilnnbme,r. Na6 5dl11b 6es-
lelben funD gu @bren bon Sonnes S.
SIN, 6es @riin6ers oes Serntnnrs,
umS 6e1Ien lamilie elm ieitens ser So
flltadt u. 6tluoentem peranitalteter Cut
pfong itatt. Sp elmer langerem MnF
lprode, cuff SHE @err SIN in padienSe1r
@orten enpioerte, nnbm @r5bildpf
Sesrelot6 @ernnluiiung, 6ielem 1rn-
mems ser 5tluoerbenL friaberer mie Der
iebige1l, 5en tiefgefiiblten Cont fir
feline bodber8ige 5tbftlatg a%rs5uorii-
der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
Smiten in ser Radt.

gin iHlimnper 9ulbe1 fa11n DIE
gorge Bumilie m1ibrem Ger Madt pa6
balten. @bil. Diiorneau, SHaffer,
M}id5., iogt: sd fonnte nidt idlafen
zines ldlimme1 &niterS 1pegen, u1ro
ib 1por iebr i9mah. Sd gebroltdhte
GoleD's @o1nep unb Sar COMPOUND,
l1no ser &uften mih raid lnb ih
fonntp Sic ga,15e Nodt gut iblofen."
Weolitor Dn1g SO. 9Mln5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

t5diiler. SIM gr6geid,oB befi1poet iidy
ei1 Mubitoria1m NIT 800 @ibpIdterr.
SSn SEN obepen Stod1perffe1 iimb aebn
gut beleudbete 11nb pentilierte &Iai-
leu5imner.
Manfato. - Die gtraBenbabn- :
eelenldyuft bnt ar Sen &ol1ptbubmfrel1=
5qatgen @dil6er nit 6em 6obrplnn
mubriugerp Iaifen, 6a1rit Ole 6abngaite
iaben f%1G1rnerr, 4pa1m Ser 1radite $50
gen gut ertparten lit. Ser Gobrplam
miro itrift e~imgebolter, fnGs elm I'm
metter DIES mdt unm0gli6 modyt.
8emioii = Sn 1ieier @egenb
fins S%annen5apfen mgetouft tporoet,,
um nn9 &laBIano GIT MnpfIam5ungs=
5tpeden bertm1ft gu mer6en.
8rainer5. - Ser groBe Stall
nebit Sdel1ere 5es sc. @iersen, oitlieb
Don Ger Staot geIegen, lit %nieoerge=
brarnt. Der Sdaben betragt $1,000.
6rarB @riper, Ger int 5tol(e bier
8fer6e, 5epei @iibe 1tr6 700 8aldd
Sal er iotpie 5ebr 5onauen &el1 q11ter=
gebuaM batte, erIeibet einer1 @erlui t
BON $1100. Mfotb. &emmd biiBte BEL
Sem 8rottbe Elm &feu6 ut6 5rei &iibe
Elm.
Moorben6.-Sr ob ser nie6ri-
gen &netie bobep Ole Barmer bon @lap
County, die @artoffd eebaa1t bube1l,
film hire grnte d1s Sic em Sobre nrebr
oQs $625,000 erbalder. Sn 0iei et
County fins mebr als 5pei Minione11
8nnidel @~artoffel1r geermtet tpor6er
lr1ub 6oaon fas1e1r mitt6eiters rs Nro=
gent oa1f ben Morfft.
albert 2eu.- Under oem
59meirem iiio0itli6 bon bier un6 Def
@lerpille lit 5ie Sd1peiue=G bolera
alssge6roderr a11b fat bereits 5ablrei-
DIE Spfer geforSert.
&oieau.- Muf Sem bier 5prb
hen S6aots : Ma,0ihor gebaltenen
Staatslm6berfauf 1patrSen $4,000
Mcres gu ei1rem 9atrtbidniHspreiie
bon SIP per Mcre oertm1ft. Ser b0id)+
ite @reis tpar $31 fir set Mcre.
Caledonia. - Dos 5tnats=
obergeriht bot Ole gntideioung des
@eridts BON @o1iton @oa1ntp beit1
tigt, 6urd 6ie @ran6eigentbbiiimer INT
Dorfern gebolter iino, fir Seitet1-
1pege, 6ie bon Sen Gorfbepobnerrt n11<
g%eoronet tper6en, 5n 3o6len.
5ttlImater.- 8eim Mnifrei=
fen Aes gnoBe1u 5peiieiaales I'M ser
nel1en ShrofauitoIt lit 81. 8eterion
DOM @eriift geltiir5t attl6 ol1s 80 STUFF
@0be alef Sen barten 3emntbo6en
gefdlager. 0ie onbei erboltetpe Ser
Gebu1rg inn &iide1t tptrS 5e1t llngliid=
liden Monne poral1sitdtlih 6ns Be-
ben foiten.
@iIImnr. - Die Mortbpeitem
SeIepbome Grdarge bat ouf einem
Sderiffsperfoa1f 1as 8eiibtbum Ser
0ainneiota Central Selepborte So. fir
100000 fdia1flih eriton6en.
@fmnebago. - Die IN @eit
@oirt, g., erfolgte @erhnftl1ng bes
friibenen Sufferers ser &ar6elsbarf, !
$. 50. &orter, ser nod 11nterfdIor
ga1ng BON $4,000 BON bier flai4tete,
bot bier groBes ga,fiebem erre9t. Mm
meiiten hefrernbet bat fretli6 1ie Meel<
Dung, SOB ser Maa1t1 fiidd 1,odmals ner-
beiratbet rn1 1erort iid aatd nod Der
8iigamie fidatloig ge1nodt fat. 8is at
8eriibnate 8abnen.S d0nbeiten
iebem NUT Sdreden auf &nltousidld-
-. CSf.A... m0.X.. < C@s~ ~.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
8erabmte 8nbnen.s d1nbeite1

leberr NUT Sd1refen a1f &n1tousidld-
&c, 6Ieden, @eben alro Simmer. sic
boben lie nibt, ur6 Mieurarb spir6 fie
baben, ser 8aldlen's Mrnica 5nlbe qe-
braudt. Sic peridonert 6as @eiidf;;
I@r5e1na ur0 &artaasidIog meiden
ibr. sic beilt mebe 2ippen, &ol1t-
idyrnn6e, Snoitbeulen; betlt Brortb-
tpl1n6en, Sdnitte un6 Aletihu1tgen.
nnpergqeidIib fir &dmorrboi6m.
Nur 25Gts. in Molitors 4potbeh
Mnaeige.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
MADE UP IN TAFFETk
CHARMING FRocK DESIGNED ON
PRINCESS MODEL.
Suggests Some of the Changes Which
Are Creeping Into the Fashions
Hercules Braid Fits Well
as q Dressing.

The princess model with robe front,
or suggested pettiooat, is shown in the
illustration, the model being adapt
ed to both the finest and p~lainest tex
lures. Besides the suggestion OF an
open shirt over n separate pettieoat
this design gives other features promi-
nent in fashions realm. The low arm
hole is much admired, this device per-
hitting the least possible shaping Of
the bodice material and allowing the
bottom of the sleeve to fit the arm
closely. Here ~taffeta, that newest OF
all new materials, Is used, the color a
soft golden brown. The lace front and
other ornaments of the dress are of
a deep cream ratine lace introducing
a touch OF brown, and the guimpe Is of
a spotted net finished at the neck with
a brown ribbon with tricot edge.
This dainty frocK suggests In detail
some of the changes which are trying
to creep into dress, the fussier trim
mings, the separation of the skirt from
the tunic; yet it is still conservative,
and by leaving off the trimmings 1t
may be made the simplest thing i'm
~aglnable. There is a very new change
possible for the collar. the last notion
for this being d very deep back with
a rounded bottom. All versions Of the
style give the proper neck and sleeve
cut for each one-the fine gown is gen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23

cannot praise your Vegetable Compound
too highly. Everywoman should take it at
that time. | recommend it to both old
and young for female troubles. Mrs.
EMILY SUMMERsGILL, S~warthmore, Pa.
Baltimore, Nd. My troubles began
with the loss of q child, and had hem
orrhages for four months. The doctors
said an operation was necessary. but l
dreaded it and decided to try Lydia E..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The
medicine has made me q well woman and
| feel strong and do my WI work" -
Mrs. J. r. PICKING, 1860 Sergeant St,
Baltimore, Md.
Since we guarantee that all testimo-
malls which we publish are genuine, is it
not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has the viz
tue to help these women it will help any
other woman who is suffering in a like
manner?
If you want special advice write to
lydia f. Pinlham Medicine Co. Conf
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered. by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23

AA LoN1 suh cry SldIttu tue tLlHdiths
IA whats that ~ cried Jack.
did you hear ttT' exclaimed Evelyn.
Yes, daddy had heard it. He was not afraid.
That's Mr. Screech Owl going ut to look for breakfast he said.
Breakfast? The children were just going to bed. They looked shocked
Yes" daddy went IL; Mr.. Owl has justg rot up. "t
"Its this way, the owl seesb est" in the dark. Hist food mice, moes and
other prowlers-s only to be had by keeping a sharp lookout in the darkness.
so it is his business to get III at shutdown and go to bed when other birds ao
rising
Il fancy the owl who Just screeched has u nest In 70 hollow rec. and his
devoted husband, and the little fluffy owl babies get the best of care
fur and all. he will seem to have a choking spell and will spit u If ais throat
a wad OF fur and skin, the remains # the mouse.
You need not watch the mex owl you see catchs mouse expecting to see
this happen at nee, for it generally takes ome lime
owls are really cat in feathers. they do much good In Kidding our
away from dwellings it would be wiser If people coaxed them to stay there.
for when Mr. Owl and Mrs Pussy ares way thu mice will play.
owls can be tanned If they are kindly treated Tame owls will eat pieces
Of raw beef with IS much relish al nhce
you remember the large bird With light blue feathers which told you
ws q bluejsy. e
"The biuejay is ne OF the OWLS most bitter enemies. II a Jay finds our
and chase him all over the woods You see the light bohers the wi o +
he cannot make ot whereh e is going.
"Thc owl looks very wise. but he is 10 nearly so clever as he Looks.
dark corner OF III ban,b but when night on he steals out to hunt a
world ito himself
So when tho night falls and the dogs do howl
Sing 10 for the rhgn of the horned W
We know not Away
Who are khgs Of the day,
But the kline of te night is the bold brown owt-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
SPLENDID EFFECT OF RIBBON
Def Touches That Transform Com
monpiaoe Blouse Into a Thing
of Beauty.

A very commonplace blouse Of dark
blue chiffon, worn above a cream lace
shirt, can be transformed into a thing
Of beauty by a broad sash of cerise rib
bon placed straight across the bust on
n lace, above, while a narrow sash
ribbon In mauve encircles tho waist.
Try the prescription. and then supply
the dark blue chiffon bodice with a
skirt to match 1t in dark blue satin or
cloth. These two ribbons, shining
through the chiffon, have a most eIe-
giant effect. further enhanced by the
outing down Of the lace shirt to the
collarband, and the addition Of a small
rundown collar of lace, and the band.
Ing round the throat of narrow black
velvet held with q little amethyst
jewel.
Very becoming indeed are these mar.
row bands OF black velvet, and If they
are tight enough and high enough they
somehow seem to add length to the
throat and bestow q beneficial infu-
enoe upon the most ordinary garment,
II supplied with a rundown collar.
After o have secured those pieces
OF sash ribbon to do duty on the chiffon
blouse-and, by the way, by no
means wish to limit your choice to
cerise and mauve. nor to the embel-
lishrnent of a blue chiffon over blouse.
for black. mole-gray. or brown may be
improved on the same Ines, but al
ways must be considered the cream
lace shirt. and that the two ribbons BE-
lected are in gay harmony.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23

orally collarless, with t~hree-quarter
sleeves, while the practical n is
high necked and long sleeved.
Another charming device for taffeta
would be to have the main part of the
frock in a Powered or striped design
and the deckings OF plain. A yelling
with taffeta trimmings Is also adapted
to dressy effects. for most Of the things
which are not OF taffeta will be taf-
feta trimmed. Among the deckings
used on taffeta itself-and they arc
many-is Hercules braid, a number of
the coat suits being trimmed in this
manner.
II a simple frock on these lines ia
needed, thin blue serge with a touch of
black tafieta would be very modest and
yet smart as well.
Thin dressy materials OF a cheap ma
ture are countless, and the very smart
est of these are made up in ons-piece
manner, the gayer colors running to
put1ngs ard shirrings. the staid ones
looking well with deep skirt tucks and
q shirt waist suggestion of the bodice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
Strinn Belt.

A belt made OF colored string is a
novel accessory to milady's toilet. 1t
is made by c~rocheting the string, US
ing q plain stitch, into the shape OF q
belt, having the two fronts narrower
than the back, For ~ligbt-colored wash
dresses Manufactured string is used.
but If it be & dark gown or you wish
to match the color Of your tie In the
belt. make 1t of a fine wrapping cord
that can be bought In almost any de-
sired shade.
Fasten 1t in front with a plain metal
or pearl buckle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
USES OF

ButtsrmtIk. according to some au-
thorities, is the oure-nll for nearly all
diseases. It IL certainly a wholesome
drink and ID agreeable to most pal
atss.
euttsrmiik Pie.-To a cupful Of but
ter milk add two tablsspoonfuls of
flour and half a cupiul Of sugar; mix
the -four and sugar together. add q
beaten egg and q favoring Of lemon
extract. Bake In 4 crust without a
cover.
euttermiik Sweet Cake.-Add a
tablespoonful OF molasses TO a cup OF
buttermflk, q teaspoonful of soda and
three tabiespoonfuln OF melted lard.
Beat an egg and add to the mixture,
with spices to taste and -four enough
to mako a soft dough, Bake In e1oaf
and cover with q brown sugar frost
Ing.
Steamed Brown Bread.-Take a cup
full each Of rye meal, Indian meal and
graham -four, two cupfuls of butter
milk, three quarters OF a teaspoon OF
soda, one teaspoonful Of salt and
thres-quarters Of a cup of molasses.
Mix all Ingredients together, pour into
buttersd baking powder cans and
steam for three hours. Dry off in
the oven, removing the cover from
the cans.
Corn Mufins-Put two cupfuls OF
cornmeal into q basin, add a cupful OF
-four, half 4 cup OF sugar. two table
spoonfuls Of melted butter and one
beaten egg. Add two cupfuls Of but
termilk. In which a teaspoon of soda
has been dissolved. Mix and put into
pans to bake.
Johnny Cake.-TaAe two cups OF
buttermilk, one cup OF cornmeal. one
cup Of -four, one-halt cup of
sugar, two te~aspoonfuls OF soda
and half q teaspoonful OF salt. Add
the milk to the meal and soak for an
hour: add sugar. soda and salt. mix
with the -four and pour out In a shall
low creased baking pan. Bake in a
quick over.
nu-N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23

The yoke dres, 1, always a pretty one for lttls
girls. This one 10 quite novel, for the yoke 10
closed at the left side Of the back while the dress
itself Is closed at the center. beneath the box plat.
In the illustration 1t Is made of linen with trim
ming Of embroidery. but frocks such as this can
be utilized for all materials that are used for girls
dresses. The model is 4 charming one for challls,
cashmere and the like, and for linen. soft finished
pique and also the thinner and lighter washable
materials, such as lawn and bstiste, With trimming
Of any preferred banding: or the front of the dress
could be left plain and the yoke be made from
all-over embroidery. as indicated In the small view.
The dress consists Of front and back portions
that are plated and Joined to the lining yoke.
The pointed yoke Is finished and arranged over the
iinIns. The three-Quarter sleeves arc tucked at
their lower edges, the long sleeves are gathered and
the short sleeves are left plain.
For the 6 year size will be required } yards OF
material IT. ga yards 3s, z yards ~ inches wide
With 4 yard OF banding to trim as shown in tho
large view. a yard Of all-over lace and u yard Of
banding to trim as shown In the small front view.
o yards Of braid to trim as shown In the back view.
The pattern. No. 1873, Ia cut In sizes from 4 10 8
years. and will be mailed to any address. by the
Fashion Department f this paper. on receipt 81
ten cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23

r. G. Collins, Postmaster at Bar
negat, N. j., advises his friends:
II find your Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound the best remedy for q
cough l ever tried. had a la grippe
cough that left me completely ex-
hausted. nut after taking half a bot
tie Of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. the coughing spells entirely
ceased. / wish to say 1t can't be
beat"
Laurer Drug Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
Fashions : EVENING NEW HOUSEHOLD PAGE Fances
DESIGNED FOR SMALL GIRL
Simple and Satisfactory Little Frook,
With a Double Belt and
Braldlna.

II your little girl is of that betwixt
and between age where her waist line
is still uncertain, this Is a very salts
factory little frock, with its double belt
slightly shaped. The cry simple
braiding pattern is.a loop made in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23

braid every so often, and is easy to
make. The dress opens in front and
has . wide box plat down the back
The mother can also trim this lit
tie straw hat very nicely. for the decor
ations consist Of two rows of plated
lawn and a little wreath Of field flow
ers.-New York Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23

period Of nearly
two years l had hem
orrhages and the
doctors told me |
would have to I'M
dergo an operation,
but / began taking
Lydia F. P%inkham's
Vegetable Com
pound and am in
good health now. l
am all over the
Change Of Life and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
White Bathroom.

A small bathroom is much bet
ter in white paint. There are ex-
cellent enamel paints to be had
which can be used on plaster and
woodwork alike, leaving a finish
that water will not harm, says a
Ladies' Home Journal writer. l
should advise very light cream
and then with a blue-and-white
cotton rug and bath mat you will
bavs a very fresh and pretty bath
room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23

stands always for a clean, wholesome
amusement at nominal post. 1t pro-
old Moving Pictures portraying the
more important eyent of the World'g
History. Picture Plays in Comedy and
Drama are shown daily. Tho vaude-
Vile features. changed twice a week,
are always the best that can be pro-
cured and cover as wide a range In
their selection az do the Pictures. Re
member, Prootor's Is the family placs
in which ample provision ia made for
the sntertainment of al, men. women
and children
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
OfloIaiIV.

-Blinks Is a very selfish man. There
was only one time in his life when ne
showed an attachment for any n
but himself"
when Was that7"
When he was serving q term as
sheriff"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23
A Dainty Singing and
IDansing Act
MORRlSEY SISTERS
THE SHADOW
lN0Zll MAN.
VoCalists and l~nstrumentaIists
CLATSON TRIO

Every Saturday Afternoon-Continuous
Show from L to 6 p. M.-Two Complete
shOws-Every Vaudeville Act VIII Ap-
pear Twice.
Notwithstanding this splendid enter
tatnment, every lady attending the
Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday mat
inees and holding a 10c tickle Will be
presented with a beautiful and useful
SOUVENIR.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-23

BANWHILE, within man is
4V the soul Of tho whole; the
wise silence; the universal beauty to
which every part and particle is equally
related; the stornal One.
Emerson