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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-09-13

II elected, / shall enforce all laws
fairly and impartially. In all Of
fetal acts I shall take as my motto.
Justice and the greatest good to the
greatest number" and shall hope to
end my period of service with the
respect and confidence of every cit
izen of the state. Very sincerely.
JOHN M. HAINES
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-09-13
GLADSTONE HEADS BULL MOOSE
TICKET IN IDAHO
Progressive State Ticket

Progressive State Ticket
Congress-. Monroe Smock, of
Canyon.
Governor-Paul Clagstone of Rom
ner
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. O. Boyd,
of Twin Falls.
Secretary of State-O. v. Bailey
of Canyon.
Attorney Cara! C il. Martin 81
Bonner
Aud.ror-C., !, Niles Of Nez Pe,.ce
Treasurer--Cartain John E. Yates
of Ada.
Inspector of Mines-C L. Skeels
of Shoshone.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-09-13
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

To the voters of Bingham county:
Irrespective of party lines, and be-
cause Of the Importance of having the
extremes Of the county represented
on this important board, ask your
support for my election from the
third district.
I am a Democrat, stand for an
economic administration, diligent
work for the equalization of taxes
and for opening and improving the
roads.
J. G. HURT,
9-12 p Aberdeen
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-09-13

N-StST<eSrs-N -EfSV<zF-
Farmers sons and those from the
fruit and cattle lands however are
offered wide choice of agricultural
branches of training, in which they
can prepare themselves either for
special work in some one line, or for
general farm.ng.-Pocatcl!o Tribune.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-09-13
DATES OF FAIRS

Dillon Sept. 2 to 6.
Blackfoot, Sept. 10 to 10.
Rexburg, Sept. II to 20.
Idaho Falls, Sept. % to 27.
Ogden, Sept. 23 to 27.
Salt Lake, Sept. 80 to Oct. 4.
McCammon, Oct. to 3.
Boise, Oct. 7 to II.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-09-13
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

EALCOIAth SoMMll ltE
j. w. Killian, Blackfoot, R. 2.
VIM. Dooley, Shelley,
Adam KIndert, Blackfoot.
l.. Ivan Jensen, Basalt,
R. j. Dygert, Blackfoot,
Office in Progress Building, 1870 w
Bridge st. Phone 1876.
Office in-ProgTess Biulding-130
W. Bridge street.
r. N. West-Chairman
V. c. White-Secretary,
PHONE 1876
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
THERE ARE
INVITATIONS NOW
But Newbro's Herpicide Was
the First Dandruff Germ
Destroyer.

A discovery can ~ made bat once.
After hat a. nlmilAr aeta become EN-
u'ation. Imitation ~ an attempt ~
substitution.
Nowbros Herpicide ~ q discovery. Il
was the fret remedy ever Eivsn %
science 20 KIN the dandrun gerIn.
other rrsararonE have since bern o.
fered % M public. sens similar IN
appearances. Some en- odnr. but al
bringing The daring promise - doing
the same things thai Hcrpirid2 has
been 8oing tor years.
Every article 81 this hind n merely
one mere instance % vicious eruuia-
Ton. vile imitation o. q base attempt
81 substitution.
The 'romsthinE Just az rosd~ story
Is old. why give u q thought Herpi-
eide = the Original Remedy. II kills
the aandruR germ and prevents ne
hair from falling Ttrhing % the scalp
stop A1mozt with TIE nrst appitca-
ton.
Deaf Be dec-ivsd ~ ssounethinE
fuaf 81 ruoe NJ YOUR 0vu druKEiuf
does NOT keep the genuine dAndrum
eerm destroyer. Newcro's Hew-ptcids 20
% one who does
Nswhros Herpiaae IN soc and 81 90
sizes is sold ~ all dealers who guar
Antee n 20 % al that u claimed. n
you are nst SATISFIED ypur money viii
be rofund@d
send ioc IN postage rur sample and
eooklsf - To. Hwptcide Co. Dept
r.. nesroif. Mica Appliczffons may
os ossfatnsd a. Eood harber nhops.
UAl~nnberts's Pharmacy. Speai4l
Agent (Adv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

ar r now hidden ta retain her ser.
.H|I .r#Ta end GOT make b.
Whore Ia che pcrlr.t figure 10 be-
found after aU#
o. .t the .4naI Of tLs sculptor g.
shown hy enc Venue 90 Milo la ID The
plump ladies found u Rubrns PAINT
inEE. uid GaInEtorauRh or Reynolds
discover It or 81 be- possessed o. the
modern women pictured bv shannon OF
Sargent or is &C. again. thr Ideal hE-
ore IRON the doctors Point % view
perfectly aeaithw wei SCI uu. fhe
shoulders held vel back the hack aat.
the body carried wtIs PERHAPS this
laHt o. TIE rtrfe-f feure ~ today. The
ideal of DE sculptor ls a wei -deVcl-
oHg4 unmarried woman iu ser early
tuFnHss Aurr thirty the single we
man shows H.EH# "a. hccaming ether
angular az H.r-drFeIureds she has
either been ... ardent "a Euurtswomau
HrH HaH Hr .H muscular az she IB
frankly Goo Ia.
~ far rs cen Hr. .ae healthy Young
woman .. .H. upper aHI middle classes
" coda. .## Perfect nEurr. granted
iHat sH. 30. .eHg- bodied .n goWpaTl-
rIn with .ar.H H Der legs size
.as UrFu ..a...# f. Ha#l ..".eir WELL
'H w" .. HI. H.f.r. EIal..
~5r UsF r~.# e.. Sake Err
Tar. ...... Har..Hl.H within
reason .H. ROSE AND rIaFH
Euf. H#r .HF.e have fought Der OBS
HTf .U. deeply. 600. Iu spite Ht gCrfaIH
"u.oatH dances watch arr pa ssiuE
UTarra .1 fHe ballroom F.a % good
dancer so her 800 Der bay has been
free from tHr restraint 90 STAYS. the
modern mother uIrHIr h1Ia.ua that "a
EH does rot want them therefore
when fHs fehHianfr daus come has ~
Confederation far tHs fancy of r. cor
F.frrr who would pinch here or
srHrIEr nr Ped fHrre C0rsefa she
must have t1 ald Che hang Of her
clothes end fu kren hcr t'df but they
mast BE- perfectly comfortable Ca trsrv
respect.
TIreH rart should Boz bathsd every
rieNf n Ilbrwrru wsfer CD which
pinch ~ HHTaE hnH been added uu
them faorouEhlv and dust the solcg
vlta laIlum powder afterwards. Keen
an rar' pair nf shoes fu slip when yeu
como home tired Or are busy about tie
house aud remember 90 change ths
stockings daily particularly DO tho feet
perFIire much
~ these little fhiurs vii help you
to enjoy Nour cariHtmaE aud 90 look
our beet especially 10 you take prcca8-
uous "a avoid ne colds which ere -
prCFalfuf tbIs time 80 ycsr. avoid
uFcEhraflrE sour homes remennhsr
that drE best make wrinkles and
fall1v. skln Nenu.ste your house
ue'L Furnace heat warrn t but sou
need freHh air Iu BE- Too and uartiruiar-
lv at uiElI wasu sou are sleeping Yon
VIII slrefArarc FouudIy and pl1 dream
Tees ~ turkeys rampant II wou viii
open window vide when Tstrlng
and 1ira rrr chat our bed D. we'll aired
and carefully made In the morning In
fhe way son like hesf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

elan. design or o. heavy tinssl lace
embroidered With cosrfe noss
Even the ro-callod la9lcau ehapsau0
ara uauceabIy smaller 81 lats. Thoae
worn hy the bridesmaids az recent
smart wcadinE. had low crowns aRainst
which we're pressed four in rl wide
hrirns thar 0ared az the riFht side aud
pointed sharply beyond the left ear.
making a new variation on the Naro-
leon. They we're ~ skunk edged cor
heau blue I'D beaver decorated a. ere
lefi front hrim with a cluster ~ roses
and foliage in rale sold tinae' SIN
smaller vas nc maid 81 h1nor's head >
gear--a hat having a perfectly Nat cir
cular crown ~ cream colored hnr feit
into which was shirrod q droorIna
three inch briu ~ golden brown chif-
fou velvet ft was posed az a decided
ttlt toward TIE left ear and from The
right side ~ Gee brim fell a bird -
paradise rnatchinE the shade az her
sable band trimmed yellow chiffon
frork
vastly becoming and decidedly out q
the ordinarg. Is the Trelauuy tahleaB
chapeau % moderate slEe. This share
Ia most % an chic in silk beaver. and
AS a rounded low crown. plush or
velvet faced brim which rolls very
slightly at the back and Gel correspond
iugly depreffrd at The front It's out
hne should hs softened BY band q
maranou or fur about the crown. and
20 De uuiE picturesque and unusual
looking there should Dc an extremely
long ostrich plume. matching the color
~ Gre beaver. but centred from root 20
up 20 stem wifh q narrow hand of FUR
or r1arabou. pr0iertnE upward and
backward from me left eide
Velvet blouaca Cor the house are im-
menssly ch1c. fn black and al The
fashionable DARK shades they appear 10
nr'trl r1afF-verv short over ere hlTF
very loose above far waist line and in
front opsnIuE over = sIk skirt with q
soft collar ard lingerie frili The
Ions. side sleeves are gathered into "a
wrist band Bot are opened at che outer
side 90 fhe elbow through which tiit
r. drawn che lingerie frIH on the under
shirts sleeve
spotted white net yelling satin Is
employed IN me development az a sen.
efbIr a1rf uf winter house blouse which
has long sleeves Get into aior.ue
shoulder seams and fronts crossing over
hiEh -C0Ilared E4imue of plain net
Despite Its simplicity ~ design, chs
blouse iE not severe Cor two deep HIIs
~ The spotted material cross tla fronts
dIaEouaIiv from the waist tire anil
just below the SHOULDER under caboa
CHous Or sold and silver f.rHe.
Urocade Del pale blue o. rbsr ur mauFe
trimmed eltn Ozark fHr uHrraw bands
is made into e. charming f,pe CT d.u-
ner blouse THIS molef closes .HH.e-
Infv a. fhr back baa vouudtl -ulf
neck that bel moderately - half-
length auge' sleeves. end folded
satin KtrdIr faslru.ns under cluster
of slk aud t.nsel aowfrs These three
alstinet classes 90 tiolers are ssre-
c.ally 5.kcd ny women OF rather limit
"a income whose social position Tee
gu.res smart dresainN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
- Mrs. EnIsbsth rhompssn.

Dear Mr. Thompson: ~ husband
Is 30 mean 90 me. We have been mar
RED eight wears Z EFT him once lie
promised 90 BE- good but now that
7 am back ne ls no better. ne says
~ one can cook Ike me buf BE- Be-
- quarrslsome aid ever 20 often he
turns The house upside down. what
she'll Z DO We have one chi'd
ENtffsARTEp
o. looks % me o. u De aanfed be
good eaok back
suppose you take fhe -'ud and 90
away every time Won $50 bad sprii
csrninE MAYBE 81 WIN learn Is br
sa0d n ~ knows sou All stay away
during his quarrslsama times
Dear Mrs Thompson 9 am ne
years Old A Young man has called
un me urraFIurrf.. HHf mr parents
uhicrt 20 him because rr "a - Is ar
ftrsnt religion fhrr Q rrH fhrv refuse
% Gee hIm come 90 srr me AMI : don &
Ize 20 meet him ems place hut home
I sac hIm very much because M 81 n
good boy ana rra excellent habits
md - excellent slaFaetcr. too. What
#ouid you advise me f6 tnH Wc
"a ssuG know mr urrH H ahiert o.
ftus AAAlNl GIRL.
n you are rsU srl4aI aHgasinteI
with HIm. frI h.m tHHt Euur paren .T
obtee. o. sour friendship viii a per-
sau ~ different rr la.l-.
Perhaps hH wIU have some rIEmtH-
ION .s maEs rs be- ts a1zlouE Co lce1
gp tHs friendship De- reems too bll
rs give 10 q rood f-i.nI Cor such a
rrsF1n. cor different HsI.g lonH are
really onIr dlnrrert Was - luuklrE
a. thc same f1iuF.
You ere r.nrt .r t#.a.Ias taas lomr
% tbr place 90 enrsrta.a . c4uE man.
Dear llrs Thompson aH-How
can Z a4sH aeaEsklu cloth 10 SCI Eood
fes1ItaF taI--What 81 simple remedy
s1- Hlal.aeadse els tan mucl
varu tA.s wiutl-s tU--shouId "a girl
~ Is wear $50 bon u her h4.rs tgl-
Caa vsr Efr. me "a seed salmon SALAD
recipe tsI-Am 2 a E684 writer
C-l-what voulI o. tha mrHt anpr8.
pirate COLOR fH Fs uarv brides
gown CORA "a
tI-Jlst ass good white sap 4ud
warm water EauHr thf cloth lp and
devu in fea F1fs rinse .H warm
rHfrr and shea war .nsr1 bang on.
rH Irr. 0.rrHat al.rrrg t-f-Nasr1g
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
soNG o. THE
Mo. MINTER rA8hloNa.

Teur afmeftrH paradise rfumss end
mare ben bands trim feuros 90 chic
small uatn one charm ~ che aiFretfr
whether made Of ur. feathers OF rib
hen "a bee lack 81 prejudice a. 20 tHo
position accorded 90 o. ff posed in an
upright manner 90 v.iN stand crrrtE
fnd assumr military. mas. a militant
str. Huf % Or cutie AZ wuunr to dro0p
ianHuidy nom one eide az from the
uaek ~ share. or % cHnF affection
atefv 20 tae under s1Ee of a rolling
brim. Paradise p.umes have a similar
happy faculty tor adiustinG themselves
to the ChsracteFift.os 90 ebaueau.
while marab0u bands poFssss the
wItef-ukf quality ~ mas.ar 4 relieve
hfIm share look vru above middle.
aged face what wonder thar tHesn
three types 90 mfuIshnEs are untd on
f.np rnanfaur which at last have
feHnIfefr arrived they art sreu in
arioua Shapes. but ere snarfest in .
fnauc which ftE eltrc.T % t1e had and
shows short fringe Hfress the brow
and mass OF haIr over both ears.
This arrauHrmruf Of ere hair. however.
roea wlfh Rats ~ ans dimensions Tor
% pr a. Hhe Partisan public knows
fhe m1udaine and her Erown dHurhteTa
hawo NO nrwanf ~ hearing ~ Ia fh~
regular tdea among muunsrs mat T
wouian--nu matter how regular may
Pc Der features or how uawlfss ser
complexion and teeth. cannot - pref
tv Or her ears Show. when nosinF
her t1que. tho parlaienns places ltE
rear against che uapr GO her neck then
urcsHea lts crown forward ard brings
'ta sides against fhr CURED ~ waved
~ pulled locks covering her ears p.
re arrange these tressea with q due.
rsward % thn ahnrc ~ her fare. the
pew t0qus cannot fail to become her.
bro idinR that % ia ~ the right color
vfiis rule m9y be applied 20 almost any
~ TIE new small shapes and notably
20 ere Tam oehanterH - velvet or
corded sHk matching the Eovu and
Naruiahed wfth aiErettoH OF fur or
hands az marabou ike the trimming
on the skirt and the Jacket The huge
puH az dtxihle material dropUluE over
fhe marrow hrim and concealing ffs.
hard line makes a soft halo which OFF
nattsrinE to any face. no matter how
Youthful ard lovely
Small turhana ~ The tailored velvet
typa such a. every true parisieuuc
considers "a necessity f1r the winter
nriFl and - severe az Iine thar they
would BE- imuosaibiy unbocomInN wtrr
~ uot fef their rose They are placed
sguareiv on me bad and 80 far for
ward that tas eyebrows are covered
Prom ERE front no hair can he seen.
excepting the puts covering the ears
bur happily TIE velvet hrlm casts a soft
shadow which. tv making the eyes
look much larger and darker. adds 90
me attracuveueaa % che face. on
some 90 these bats are two long loopE
- sash RIBBON. wired. ADD rooted I'm
% Ions twisted knot forming an aigrette
which projects stralEht outward from
che aian ~ the brim ard IN no way
uarrIng the sharp outline ~ ire share
But N a perfectly 1at ensemble Il pre-.
fered tsou1e miiiinfra maintain t1af
me tailored has should be Euutlaaa 81
rrnlsrtiouai. there may BE- placed
against The hrim and extenaiuE from 20
u&rt waV over The crown. large
square cab0ch0n - Oriental urocads.
~ varf-hucd heads vorking out a Gre
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
RIBBON CANDY

Pat tuu .aEiuIE ~ vranuiated sugar
and o1r- uaf rupfuI ~ milk iu a sauce
pan. Place on range. and stir ocra-
sioual'T until sugar ls dissolved. Bring
DO che boiling point end Jet bon rapid-
Ir. without stirring. untu mixture viii
scarcely form On 1suv-likr ball Gu cold
water Remove from range and pour
on a Iarsa platter. Cool slightly. and
work with q large wooden spoon until
crcaFng. Add enc teaapoonful % lemon
fuire and ouf-han cupful % sultaua
raisins. and press evenly. Go may ~
worked between the hands untn soft.
Fart 3D. Fut two curfuis - brown
sugar and onc-A alf cupfli % water IN
"a smooth graniteware saucepan Placa
uu rrugc. hrlnE t8 the boiling point.
add ono end oue-half squares % un-
sueetrned chocolate. and str until
chocolate has melted. Then contiuus
boiling uEUI mixture viii form e soft
ban ln cold water. Remove from ranEe.
beat until Of r. creamery consistency.
and pour over Pert r
Part III Tee same measure ~ sugar
ana mik 1a iu Part I and boil and
wogs Iu Nkr fashion Coior with leaf
green and add ore-haf teaspoonsful
gf vanilla. once fourth tcaspooufuI %
aluoud-ez'raet and ouc-third curf1i
~ uisarhl0-nuta hinuched and split
Press evenly In ran over Part n Let
stand several hours remove from pan.
out iu ouc-haIf inch slices erossvtse.
and slice iu pieces.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

This CHic suit 81 equally ssod f5r
white cloth or ssrEs % has aoft turn 81
over collar and cuffs made 81 white
satin. The coat lE fastened diaEonaIi,.
down the front wlth novelty buttons
which ere also used 20 trim tho skirt
The pocket faps are STITCHED over eaas
hip. and finished in The trent and bae's
By arrow heads The skirt has oua-
sided tuniC watch runs diaEouaIlv
down Che front and terminates .u q
point az the back A straight lsrped
seam runs down che left side % the
skirt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

- qaiet but very impressive wedding
wss thst % last aight. whsr Miss rrsns
1eruiEan. 81 Psusscoia. und Nr = ~
knowles. 30 Nsv Decatur. Ala, were
married. REV. Eug.ne ". Peudleton o.
ncIatinE
The marriage vas e. the home oi
SIR. and AIRS J. "a. Nnlesfrn End only
tHs immediate friends 81 ne contract
fnH PARTIES wrre present THE uep 'f
welded couple ltn af 10 O'Clock Coz
New Decatur. where they VIII maxi
their home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

ROSE lCE.
WaNh q half uinf % roaa petals
round them % q paste. adding grad
uaig four tablsspoonfais e Eranu-
lated suFar. when smoofh add a quart
q water and a pound q sugar; boil ten
minutes DO not strain When the
mixture r. cold. add ths flies OF four
oranges strained thronEh cheese
cloth. Freeze carefully and serve N
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

The surprising tact has BEEN pro-
claimed O. ne modern woman that hes
figure more closely resemble the gllF-
steal ideal taau has been tho ease COG
MANY generations past aud that stc
has che corset maker t1 tDsnk IHr fhe
fact And she "a amazed ar tHe au-
dasitr 90 Che corset maker IHr ODE
knses BE- only does al De- lH bad. erl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

handle, pun until white. sddinF durInE
The last Of the process 5uFt two drops
q OIL o. peppermint Cot ln small
pieces into q bowl containing . small
quantity q powdered sugar STIR until
each piece Is coated with sugar. rut
into q Elass jar. and ADJUST cover. Ls,
stand from ten - twelve dayr. IN which
time u will become creamy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
MISS FELL TO SPEND
HOLIDAYS M NEW ORLEANS.

Miss EoIa Feu win leave this MORN
ing fof New Orleans. uaerc she all
spend the HOLIDAYS aa tht guest 81 Ailas
Jeanne Cuasc. and her brother H E
TEL. Jr MlEa CuHF0 spent several
days "a pentacoia last summer AZ the
r4est % Wiss FeL End made many
friends during Der stay here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

AewburF n. Y. Dec. - When AIRS
p. Augustus HeinFs. wife ~ the one
time Copper king waA Erautsd a a.
vorcs here recently she vaa awarded
the aeruna hiEasat alimony ever grant
"a in Nee York state. TIE decree or
6src6 that fIslnre should Peg bis wife
ti.ooe per month ana also that he
should pay ire rent q hcr APARTMENTS
On New York. nmouutinE 70 s2a8 :
month
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Kate Connor. % pcFuniak. =
IN the citv. having spent Christ1nas
with hsr mother Mrs. Stout she yin
return r. her duties this morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

Iae s.aF. having rall Der vlsll not
IarE ago. airs Anthony prexel Jr..
vHa was Formerly Marjorie Gould. 81
now mHt#rr ef fwa. THE latest arrival
ZOE # -Hr .Fsf E 1fr and
VITH. Dressed ur.r married. .u AprH. laEH.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

- 7 = = N'||"'"||| WIZ 7 .
Put three curtuia ~ sugar. one
fourth feasUouufal uf cream az tartar
oug-Ean gupful az boiling water. and
one-haf ahieEpaonfuf gf vinegar IN
Erau.trware sauecuau
Place on range. bring quickly t0
boiling point. and 20 boil RAPIDLY
without stirfug until mI1fars viii be-
come brittle fu cold water Pour on Is
large bulte-ed platter AZ soon ls
mixture oooIs arcund edge. fold toward
center. As soon a. &c ls cool eusugh f1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

celds Cause Nsadachs and Gre
LAXATIVE HNDMU Qululuc removes
The cause. There ls onlF one FRO.
$50 cTrNTNE fnoE Cor awnafur~
20 p " GEDNL So tAaf B
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
Heart and
Home
Problems

your face every niEht 18th cleansing
cold cream. after bathing the face
Win warm water and q good toilet
scap Squeeze Out the worst black.
Reads without bruisinE the skin and
apply little peroxide % the SPOT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

Mrs Julian Heath u New Tark q
leldef 90 TIE successful uaflouW-lde
movement O. bring down the Price ~
eErs. she lH president ~ taf house.
wives league ~ AmsriCl. The women
~ this league. ~ selling oggs In the
market house. hFalEht PRICES down tr
81 cents in Washington. "a cents "a
Philadelphia 81 cents On New York. -
cents Ir chicago end ~ Hsnfa In Glove
faud
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

VIOLET SNERBET.
Boil together IN I've mlnwss, a
pound 81 HuEar and q pint ~ water,
add the juice ~ two lemons when
icy cold add one pint % grape juice
and freeze. When irozon. stir IN q
merinEe made from the white % one
cgg and = tableHpooufui 81 powdered
sugar. and repack Let this stand one
on two hours a. ripcn Serve Ia punch
or vine ElaHsss Earnisaed win can
diea vuIlefH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. HsinEs acre married Ia
Brooklyn. August %. ioio. she was
formerly Miss Bernice Golden. an ac-
trees Before her marriage % MelnHe
she wa the wifs ~ Charles a. Men
dsrson. wealthy business man.
Nrs. Hrinzc was divorced from her
afFt huHband IN 1895 and Vas award
"a the custody ~ her daughter ana
tie9 q month alinony. she save up
.hs Later on her MARRIAGE % fisinEs.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-20
PERSONALS.


| w. K. Ward was in Fort Worth
yesterday.
Hon. r. b. Williams of Dallas is
in the city.
Osce Goodwin of Dallas is in the
city today
]. d. Alexander of Boyce was in
the city today.
| Mrs. Tessa Edmondson is visiting
in Dallas today.
| Ed Wicker was passenger TO
Ennis this morning.
Mrs. F. Brady is visiting in the
city of Dallas today.
| Bird Forrest was a passenger to
Dallas this morning.
| E. M. Murphy was business Wis
itor to Dallas today.
| Alex Gray is visiting his mother
there for few days.
/ r. Fl. Fincher went to West this
morning on business.
4 j. M. Loggins of Ennis was in the
city today on business.
| j. M. Parker of Italy was a busi-
ness visitor to this city today.
G. H, Deubler went to Corsicana
this morning to spend the day.
DR.. r. L. Schmitt will be absent
from the city for about week.
County Attorney G. A. Pippen
went to Ferris this morning on bus
mess.
Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Chow Of Lock
hart are visiting DR.. and Mrs. R. L.
Schmitt.
L. w. Skinner and little son, Wal
ton, of Dallas are visiting Mrs. H. A.
Bunkley-
Mr. and Mrs. Roper Simmons and
little daughter left this morning toll
visit relatives at Milford.
John Cornwell, Sam Andrews, w. |
X. Ward and Carey Wilson have re-
turned from trip to the Brady oil
fields.
Mrs. J. s. Marshall left this morn |
ing for Duncan, Okla, where she |
will visit her daughter, Mrs. J. P.
oliver.
Mrs win HUNT. who has been
visiting the family of Frank Hop
son, returned this morning to her
lome at Terrell.
Miss Bertha Rushing, who is
teaching school at Hubbard City, ar
rived in the city this morning to
visit her parents. /,
A. ]. Mosley of Waco spent last !
night in the city the guest of his |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Moseley, |
on Williams street.
Miss Ruth Phillips, who has been
assisting in the school at Bethel.
will leave this evening for Oak Cliff,
where she will visit her sister. From
there sne will go to Grapevine, her
home. Miss Phillips made many
friends both at Bethel and Waxaha-
chic who will regret to see her
leave