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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-02-15
RETURN ROUTE.

81 hear" says the frivolous neigh
Dor. that your husband went OUT on
the water wagon the first Of the year"
Yes" answers the patient wife,
but. as usual. he came home on the
tank iiBe.'
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-02-15
Official Call for Republican State
Convention,

to be held May 16. 1912. To the
Republican Electors of the State of
Idaho;
In accordance with established
custom, and in obedience to the
Primary Law of the State Of Ida
no, approved March 7. 1911. and by
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-02-15
PosslhIX.

why is It," asks the portly custom
,r. that heshy gentlemen seem to be
The best patrons OF a jeweler?"
81 suppose. sir ventures the sales.
man. that 1t Is because they have
er-more space to display the goods
on"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The engagement Is announced oil
| MISS Florence Davis, daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Charles l.. Davis. No. 3d.
Llncoln-aye.. 10 Fred q. Mau. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore G. Mau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Norris
and their niece, Miss Cordelia Bird
sail, left, Saturday. for Alaska. They
VIII return by way OF California
where they will visit several points
OF interest.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Ada Barber. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Barber, OF Englewood. n
j. TO William Whitney Talman, OF
Detroit.
A wedding OF interest to Detroit
relatives and friends will take place
Monday evening, in Mizpah temple
Buffalo, when Miss Birdie Lehrhaupt
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs David Lehr
haupt, OF that city, will be married
TO Edward Marin, OF Detroit. The
wedding will be a fashionable event
In Jewish circles.
Gen. G. A. Coolidge. G. r. Hoyermar
and Herbert Bowen will be delegates
from the Detroit Philatelic society to
the annual convention OF the Ameri.
can Society Of Philately, TO be held
Aug. 20-22, In Springfield, Mass.
o
Miss Christine Miller entertained
the following party over the week.
end In the Old club, at the Flats
Miss Selenah Butler, Miss Catherine
Dench, OF New York; Prescott Towle.
Harry Gerhauser, and Kenneth JUNIOR,
Of Toronto.
The marriage OF Miss Ola Dafoe, a
well-known young musician, TO Bert
Miller Eustace, was quietly solemn
lied, Wednesday evening, June 26, in
the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Dafoe, No. 100
Hazelwood-ave. The Rev. Eugene r.
Shipper, OF the First Unitarian church
oficiated. Miss Gladys Wylie, Of
Saginaw, was maid of honor, and
Spencer Howell, OF Pittsburgh, was
best man. A bridal supper was
served In the Hotel Pontchartrain.
The marriage OF Miss Louise
Trombley, No. Amidst, to Joseph
F. Dederichs. No. S1S McDougall-aye.,
was quietly performed, Thursday,
June q. and the couple are now hon
eymooning. in the groom's summer
home, in New Baltimore. Mr.. Deder.
ichs is a well-known Democratic poll
tictan, and ex-alderman Of the Thir-
teenth ward.
o
Joseph Mclaughlin and Miss Jose
phine Mclaughlin, of Seattle. are the
guests or Mrs. James Scripps Booth.
Miss Mclaughlin will go on TO Buff
falo this week to visit relatives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02

cannot but walk with an erect and
graceful carriage.
Walk on the balls of your feet
The tiny cushions that nature has
placed there are for the purpose of
ieleVihg you OF the ugly jar that
comes from planting the feet first on
tne pony heel. The next time you
pass plate glass store window take
side view of your figure.
your stomach is high, your abdo-
men protrudes, your shoulders stoop
and your chin dropping, you are walk
Ing on your heels.
just come forward on the balls of
your feet. Immediately your spine
VIII straighten and gracefully carry
your weight instead of leaving that
DUTY 10 the soft walls of your abdo-
men Your shoulders will fall into
pace your chin will come up and out
anu you VIII not seem like the same
girl You can try this all surrepti.
uously Right in front of the store
window on the main street. Won can
change yourself in the twinkling OF
an eye. while you are supposed 70 he
innocently looking at the new styles.
wren you are at home practice
waking on your tiptoes, not letting
your heels touch the floor. m a very
short time you will find that people
VIII ask. Who Is that stunning grip"
Ohconsciously they will be honor.
ing your letter OF credit, and your
beauty regime will have begun.
just one last word, all women can
be beautiful
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02
HAVE YOU GOT A
RIVETING BOTTLE?

The next motorist who bothers Won
with his unintelllgible chatter about
planetary gears. two-cycle and four
cycie motors and the perplexing diff
jeremiah can easily be quieted II
asked to show where he keeps his riv.
citing bottle
Inc chances are he won't have
sucn thing' because a rlveting bottle
is the very newest thing that has been
designed TO make motoring moro a~.
pensive; and the average automobile
owner wouldn't have one even II he
had heard OF it. nv
IL Is very useful appliance in the
hands OF the repairman. II is simnIv
a tool USED for holding or backing riv
ets when they are being set in place
Any person who has held a bammer
mead to the head of a rivet while
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02

someone pounds on the other end 70
mash down the soft end over the littIe
washer that holds the rivet in place
any such person will realize What q
nne tnlng heavy piece of iron would
a hammer. ''eau Oh
That is just what the rivetine bottle
ia piece of iron to boId $500 1919
riyet. 1t is solid, heavy piece of
ron LOO. IL Is shaped like bottle.
ana Is provided with a handle and a
of rivets. Minus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02
BY BILLIE BURKE.

The first word-atl women should
be beautiful
OF course you will Immediately say,
all women cannot be beautiful, but
must contradict you and tell you
that
Every woman can be pleasing to
the eye II she cares to be So
have always greatly sympathized
with Lovey Mary when she said so
despairingly to Mrs. Wigs: Amt |
never goin' to have nothin just cause
I hain't got IL already" Someone
ought to have told that poor little
child that she could have anything
she wanted In this world II she want
ed II badly enough.
We girls all want TO be beautiful
at least I have never known one who
did not-but We don't want to be beau
tiful bad enough to work for 1t.
Beauty Is not God-giyen gift In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02

the sense that some are born beauti-
full and some are not Beauty, like
everything else in this world that Is
worth having, can only be obtained by
hard work and much thought. You
may think that II you have money you
can purchase some things, but you
will find that someone. somewhere,
sometime, has had to work for every
thing ysu possess.
Physical beauty, like true love, can
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02

schsmsnn's band WIN play ne go
lowing program. Monday afiernoou 41@
evening. on Belle Isls. March. March q
the First (Brooke); waltz. rA1I<u
OHaii): overture. -.itaymond' (Inoma./.
selection from Wang (Mor4tj EF411
international fantasia. Hands Across
ORR (wenrIch); melodies from
Broken Idol" Ivan Aistyns3: "st>t
The Twsnfy-sixth u. infantry Den1
Will play the following proErem. 41t1-
Wayne: March, Everybody Two-stepr
(IIerzer): overture, "ZanetfaT (AubefIt
humoresoue. ION, You Beautiful Doll
Iampel. waltz. moonlight on the
Uudson1 1Ierman): selection. 'Madauo
sherry" tHoschna) patrol "Cf the
Bears" (SchIienarth).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02
DemenIed Man T'rte. SUICIDAL.

Edward Demarco. 80 years old. and
lying at No. 3s9 Rowena-st.. sIashed
his throat with a razor in an attempt
at suicide. early Monday morning. Po-
lice who Investigated declare that the
man was demented. lie was taken 10
81. Mary's hospital. where IL Is report
ed that h will recover
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02
for fresh mint when the latter Is not
obtainabIe.

Mint Sandwiches-Put tablespoon
ful or fresh mint leaves into a basin
and pour over II two tablespoonfuiz
or hot water. Cover and let infuss
Tor 10 minutes. Strain. Add two
cupfuls OF heavy whipped cream, O
tablespoonful OF gelatin softened in q
little cold water. and dissolved over
not water, and salt and pepper to sea.
son. Turn into a square mold 70
cool Cut In clices and place between
thin slices OF brown bread.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02
REEIE; I9IPKE5a B!E4NI


not be bought. II you want 1t you
must work, and work hard for II.
How shall one go about 1t TO OBJ
tain beauty?
Every girl should be taught that her
appearance is the letter of credit she
presents to the stranger, that he OF
she will let her draw upon II for any
amount of confidence II her appear
ance Is satisfactory.
The stranger takes you in the first
time as a whole, so the first thing for
the girl who wishes TO make good
impression on the world is TO acquire
fine carriage. There is one simple
little rule, which If you follow 1t you
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02
A SHOCKING GARBAGE CAN

The problem OF keeping dogs and
cats from familiarizlng themselves
with the contents of the garbage can
has been solved In a very simple fash.
ion by pennsylvania man. He mere.
ly took few turns of COPPER wire
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02
Inner Tube and Cover.

An old bicycle INNER tube that
will hold air Is the basis Of the de
vice. 1t should be inflated and then
folded as shown in Fig. l. One end
of a long strip of cloth Is then fas-
tened to one end of the tube and the
strip is then woven back and forth
between the pieces of tubing until the
whole thing is firmly knit together.
A canvas cover is then made in the
shape of bag that fits completely
over the folded tube, as shown In Fig.
2.
Strips are then sewn to the bag to
fasten about the waist and neck and
the life preserver is complete. II can
be debated and rolled into a small
bundle when not in use.
Rusiness-like Printing. Nc fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO., Is
Tohn st PHI Main 149S or City 33so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02
BICYCLE TUBE
AS LIFE BELT

A successful and satisfactory life
preserver for use in swimming at the
seaside or lake shore is homemade
affair that Is within the means OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02

around metal can, attaching one end
of the wire to an electric battery OF
fair power. Another wire was run
from the battery to the ground and
the can was set on wooden base.
The instant the dog or cat touched
the can II completed circuit and re-
ceived q shock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02

The woman who marries for money
v seldom able to collect
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02

Has it ever occurred to you, Madam
who-spends-all-Mo Understanding
that you are devoting one seventh of your
Life IN that back breaking work.
Just think One whole year out of
every seven you spend steaming an boiling
and ruhbing-hard clothes.
It's unnecessary An absolute waste of
time, energy, coal and clothes.
You can do the work better-in half
thestime, and with one-tenth the work
If you do it in the FELS-NAPTHA
WAY,
No boiling to weaken the fabric; no
nm,seous steam; no hard rubbing to wear
andtear.
You wash the clothes in cool or luke
warm {never hot water-soap them well;
poA and soak them for about thirty minutes;
nse4thoroughly to hang out on the
line.
More than a million women do the
weeks wash with Fels-Napthal
They use it for general household
cleaning, too.
Follow the directions on the red and
green wrapper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02

Miss Burke is writing this series OF
articles exclusively for The Tlmes--a
great American actress for the tirst
time telling her public how she wins
their alteration.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02
MINT HINTS

Mint sauce is correct with roast
lamb. A very few persons may know
that II adds to the tastiness OF any
rather tasteless fish. To make Il,
take enough green mint TO make two
tablespoonfuls when cut In little bits.
Pour over II cupful OF vinegar. Sea-
son with sugar until the sharpness OF
the vinegar Is lessened without the
sauce being sweet. Determine this
by testing Keep not and serve hot.
The sauce may also be made with the
dry mint.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02

Mint Vinegar-Fill a wide-mouthed
bottle, loosely, with fresh mint leaves
Pour In vinegar. Cork securely and
let II remain for two or three weeks.
Then pour the vinegar of into anoth.
er bottle and keep we'll corked until
needed This Is a good substitute
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-02

Bobby-(to Mrs. Boilem) want to take Nellie to the
picnic tomorrow afternoon. Can she go?"
Mrs Botlen-" Robert you know 1 told you Nellie
can't go out washday. We won't get through
until four o'clock - --
Anty Drudge-"You let Nellie go, Mrs. Boilem.
If you do your washing with Fels-Naptha SOAP you
won't have to boil the clothes. You'll be all done
before noon. My word for t!''
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-27
pesraoatio,t.
Gin Bib ans benz frunooiifhen Col
bntenleben.

SIN ieneIn Msprgen rpodte ih NIT
einem unbeitintnlten 0efiiH bon &ei'
terfeit, gsoblbefinber uno Strait oiif
Ginh Die fnblen Geniter id,ien ein 10
flores, 10 reines @lnu, als lei es ons
erIie, bos uripriinglife 8lou eir,es ie'
ner erften Dsnrgen ber Delt. .eine
Itrnblenbe Sonne pergolbete ben gro.
ten, pieredigen Nnitnl, Der INIT Hnli
ipeib geitrihen mar nnb in bem gnbet
Sen Drei geften nidt pieI iinrlb. gfiir
langioln brnneen bic Ginae nm mid
i'm Inein Detpubtfeia. weeine brei Sta
mernben mnren IN nller Uriibe leilt
sum Waon6per nlfgebrctrn. 50
bebufe mid unb g1lob inn 10 u,eb'
bic ingenobnte bebagliGe mdznse ocs
idmnIen 0ngers.
GigentIidb ein iebr oIii6liher 3n
fad, bnB iM am abenb borber ois bei
Degradation fonnnnnbiGt msarbe
Lpsl u essahe aad1ea1 eh salt4
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Gtueinnati. 25. Mot.
Wsue SonpotbeteR.


W. u. 2. Sbprt on Central 5rnit
& Sufs 9spoIit 60. $500.
Uiniam Gberboro On propieni
apan 60. $1250.
SoIspbine gitterhouie on Sanion
M. Cooper. $3.50.
Otto .guset an Grnft Station 8. IL.
.. 60. $1,000.
Qhilonena pispmeisr on bieielbs,
$1,000.
Sobn Daba an Columbia .. unn
2. 60. $1,000.
9hs Ohio 8aIIep RsaItp ano Snne':'
ment 60. on 2itsruI 8. uno .. SO.
$500.
gofporb !. Mcainn,p an price Sill
3. unb 6. 60. $4,000.
Morp u. aroberger on Central
sEairmount 8. unb 8. 60. $1,000.
SuTe e. Wcgau on gnterpriie y
q. 60. $2500.
SUITE g. Megaa an Wlpers y
Cooper. $3.50.
Bertbd li6ppp an TIH9Solo %
unb 8. go. $500.
Ganforb g. Utulsr an 8ictoriu y
q. gso. 2. $500.
getiIste 6ppotbeten.
Gbarl.s SO. apgor an 6. W. 3off
man RohlabpsrnaI:er. Sl406.
Wm. 8. Ban CANT on Ct. gsrnarl
6. unp 8. q. 60. $1700.
QouiIa 6inberer on Gae!e 9. uni
6. u. $500.
Wiaiom Gbrbdrb an Sbio Qanb &
Smprcpement 60. $1450.
6. S'1unnion an g. 8. Daonau
$122.
Derielbe an Mpriingmen's Germo
3. unb g. 60. $3.50.
8. q. Wensel an 7. Mdrh 6. I'M
9. 60. $500.
G. g. GagIin on GD0niton 9anl
$270o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-27

fiinf Sabre paht Der Got 8 tn Dapso
Nnsn's Gftate; monatlihs Wiietbs Soo'
2oitie Mseter an Marn u. Sts'
pbens, 25 BEL $50 SUB oil Der aDslt'
ieite Der mcDopeG Strabs; 81.
Grnit 8ulbboupt an Greosrtd Sol3'
SO Bel 12o sub an Der Sftisits oss
Sprina @rope 4Dtnue, 500 JuB norp'
| lid BON SurriIpn gDenue; $500.
arant g. 3umitein on Dllliam p
rnb CHARLES .. Dspou, SO Sabre
Qad,t bon Cd bel 70 Sub an Der CUB
oStsGte Der 8. uno Dalnut StrdBei
ferner 80 BEL 100 sub an Der Sitlsits
| Ser Molnut StraBe, 3piI6en z. uno 8
| gtrose; pierteIidbrlthe Miethe $751;
| 5Oc nit psm antuufsreht 5u $4,000
Roie IS. geiebe an WtilOreo Z. 600
ncr 81 bel 100 Sub an Der gsoroleitg
| Ser g9cper 9lpe in 9oripcoo, 81.
NiIbreo &. Cooper an sSo'eebine
IMitterhoi,ic, oosieIbe eigentbnrn, 81,
Senru D;eis an 5nirmolrut greiu'
ina 60, ) ,sahre Enht unf oaS VI
acntbum an ser Siiopeit.efe Der Il
Ino Gin Strabe; monotlihe gfletp'
500.
Eleobore Geumann on So'epbln'
! Sdruiter, % SUB an Der Gillette Del
I9Iiiton speHue, 81.
aRarie Roetfer an Huoolpb you
Imam, 33 bel .150 Sub on Der Suo
ieite Der Serpitt slpe., 327 SuB olilId
Iron Sadberrp Ctr, 81.
| gtaoni 2. 9iihter au sSohn @ahn
Cots 81 un0 81 in Grtenbreher 5fr
| procurement Sos 2. llnterabtb, 81.
| Chloe g2. 9lpeu m 9tnrp u. aro
heraer. % bel So ,SlifS on Der Gltlelt
| Der g9eitpicm Abe, 80 CUB 'nolid
oon Straiaht Ctr, 81.
Miners y. Cooper an Suiie Z. VIC
IGou, 43 bel 259 sSiti3 an Der 8e'tlert
Der Warblra Ape.. 300 SitB norollc
BON erie slpc. 81.
Sofepb Gsble, Gretutor, on gtrtP
1Thopp, Got 10 in Wohdpt gan
Cos unterubtteiIune, $1,000.
: ssreberid z. S5reiberg an Sdnfor
g. UloIer, Got 81 in 5obee's Iooitio
All Rprpooo; 81.
Treoerida Ramisn an gtbeI SbeloT
80 SuB an n0rbIiher Seite bon Gc
meron 2lpsnus, GIT SUB pitIi6 po
Montoomsrp gite in Rornooo; 81.
Hreosrida Romisp on 8icne SoefoI
so Rub on nDroliher Seite BON Gdm'
ron glpenue, 767 Sub Oitlia ponWont
|, oomerp gite in Nprlppoe; 81.
Sobn .. 9rotpu an Gdtberir
! gronn, Get 90 unb 81 in Drills In
? aIinss sipeitsr SuboioiiioH in glol
tpoop; 81.
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gintinnati. 25. Wai.

gintimnati, 25. Wai.
Sobn granpitetier on Jrant ].
gBolfer, SO bel l25 CUB an Der Mets
isiie Der 5orris Strubs in Nt. Wufb1
inston; 81.
Charles 3. McMbon an wlarsorsi
.. Walton, Got SO In Msrt & Gam.
b.e's llnterabtbsilung in Meitnoob;
81.
9lboie 3. 1dplor an Jfaac Grontsl.
brei Sabre pant bon 81 bel 80 GuB
on Der SiiDotsgde pon Z. unb Gin
Gtrobe; DierteIidbrlihe Msieths $187
SOC, nit benz 4ntdufsreM gu S15, 900
Tiefs pdnt 1T elmer Orunbmi.tbs I'M.
ierporfen. sohlbdr on Jomes s. 9ap'
lor.
Die Union GrDings Rsaltp Com.
pnnp on Wm. gberbdrb, Got 336 in
gorb gollele silI llnternbtbeiluas; 81,
90. %. !otiter, per Gkriff, an Di.
Union Gapirgs Realtp GDmpana. Nol
271 in Gbio 2dnD 6 Jmpro ,enenl
gomponp's llnter0btbeilung; $1,000.
Joiepb 3. G9oenp an Wiuni,
Dongban, 2E Bet 1O6 Jus an be,
gDeftieits Der Nee4 Sislss, $50 HuE
flbIin pom Gbeftnut kpeui,t; 81.
NmaiaG. 0[usA ~ 0esp maGast
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Crane 8 Saore

Braue 6nnre.
Gs Ioiicn iiinpe 1rnucn
ssIlr erites arnues 6nnr
Bon nller @eIt beidnnen -
llnb prnbIen bonrit s0r.
Bonn fiebarten unb ndaen.
pa plnu0ern iie nid)ts aus:
Die BARI fein W1enih betrud3tsrf,
Gie - supfsn iie tsra,b.
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Gte iogennnrte nStimrne oes 8oI'
fes lit faIt irnmer tpeiblihen @e,
ihlcbts.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-02-09
us.
CONSTABlo.

The Picayune is author, Cons, AN INK
nounee d. f. Cummings for vt to IT,
of Missouri Township subjeA.
Democratic Primary election. "
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-02-09
STOMACH TROUBLES

Cured BY Vinol-Here is Proof
Seymour, Ind.-'I was troubled with
a chronic stomach trouble, and five
weeks ago 1t got so bad had to give
up work I had tried various medl-
cines without relief, and was finally
induced to try Vinol. After taking the
first bottle / was greatly benefited.
Am now on the third bottle and ready
to resume work. Am rapidly gaining
In weight and strength" Edw. Me
man
1t is the curative medicinal ele-
ments of the Gods 1ivers, combined
with the strengthening properties OF
tonic iron contained in Vinol which
makes it SO successful in restoring
perfect digestion and at the same
time it builds up the tired, over
worked and rundown system.
Try bottle of Vinol with the u
derstanding that your money will -
returned il 1t does not help you.
Guthrie Drug Store
Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-02-09
4 CASH OFFER

The Picayune has made a
special clubbing rate with The
Memphis Weekly Commercial
Appeal by which we will furnish
both papers one year for the
regular subscription price $50.
The Commercial Appeal Is one
of the largest and best papers in
the South. and we hope to re-
eeive many new subscriptions on
this offer; 81 50 cash for both
paDerS.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-02-09
THE MOTHERS OPPORTUNITY

Grow up with the baby; get
down on the floor and play. Take
a mothers magazine and find the
m s t up-to-date kindergarten
book for home use. The kinder
garten plays widen the magma.
ton and make brain muscle.
Then keep pace with the young
sters as they grow up. Try to
understand.them, and never get
around an honest inquiry. Little
tots at 3 and 4 years rave lost
coaAdence III mother fo@ever be-
cause she did not tIutAful!y an
swer the questions which arise in
every normal child's mind. Do
not put them off by saying that
when they are old enough you
will explain, or give them a re-
primand for asking. You say it
is not the proper thing to tell to
children; but had you rather tell
him. or let the child satisfy his
natural curiosity wherever he
can pick it up? Why should he
not hear it from the mother pure
lips before evil is soWn by the
common talk among children?
There are also those who are
ready to rob the mother Of this
sacred duty she owes to. her darl-
ing offspring. There are many
little pamphlets and books for in
struction for different ages,
which should be read by every
child and parent in the land.
Your children will come to you
for help in all their walks in life
if you but start out right These
subjects can be handled truth
fully and beautifully, for begin
ming v,;atdh birds, bees, fish and
flowers,xcetis ali the same story.
Nothing c tings the youth so
close to the parent heart as a
thorough understanding OF each
other. 1t is hard for parents to
think their own offspring could
he evil minded. but watch closely
when they are at play; notice
what is written on the walls at
school. And remember if your
child is found guilty it is because
you as parents have failed to
qualify yourselves on teaching
purity as God intended.
Mrs. Fred Davis, Limon, Colo. -
Missouri Valley Farmer.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-02-09
NOTICE

Is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of the Probate Court of Nevada
county made and entered of record at
the October 1911, term thereof and the 1
undersigned as the guardian of the es-
tate of George D. Bierne, deceased,
will on the oath day of February, 19l2ang
offer fer sale at the public outcry asixt
the front door of the Court House ind &C
the Town of Prescott, Arkansas, to th,le {
highest bidder on credit of threa ir
months the following lands towit: Thuate
4ract4os.ai " est hail of The northwesed {
quarter l 4 of section Thirty three (33trity
Township Ten Q0) South rangfror
Twenty-one (2I) west, containing Sixt towe
and forty one-hundredths go and 40e II
100 acres more or less. Said sale tt
be made for the purpose of educatins Ii
and maintaining heirs of said estate
and the purchaser will b. t@luired tan,
give bond with approve security
bearing ten pa, cent ir'"=e st fro
date The pur& hsser wi l. alowe,
to pay cash AM thereby t-,o the in
terest. N,na En-
2lst day of januafe Ils S2 eed
LEoNA Bun Guardian. 1tet
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-02-09
REPORT ON DEMONSTRATION WORK

Secretary Wilson has received
the following report on Depart
ment Demonstration Work in
Ark.
OF the Is counties in Arkansas
81 are being worked under the
agents Of the Farmers Cooper
alive Demonstration Work The
work was begun in this State in
1907 and has from the very tirSt
NOD the best of cooperation ard
oaA~~ all of t h {