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The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
IN WOMAN'S REALM

within yourself. 1t is to wake up each
morning of your life with keen mind
and alert body, eager to take up the
work of the day, with the resolve that
you will make it as pleasant as possible;
that you will overlook and forget petty
worries and see only the bright spots
in the day before you. If you have
certain disIikes, or feel bitter toward
one whom you think is not your friend
you will chase that through from your
mind. You will let some good kind
thought take its place and forget that
which has no place in your mental
house of malice toward none and
charity toward all
Then, the next step, after putting
your mental house in order is to dash
into the bath room and have a cold
plunge, that is, if you are in the habit
Of doing 50. Rub yourself well with a
coarse towel and let your blood tingle
in its crusade against the irritsbility
habit. Eat your breakfast leisurely and
do not forget your "good-mornings" to
others at the table. After breakfast
remember the deep breathing exercises,
ifyou have not already practised them,
for they are true health givers as W Il
as valiant little warriors against the
aforesaid habit Of being irritable. Eat
a sane luncheon and follow it with an
equally sane dinner. and it viii not be
necessary for you to consult Q beauty
specialist because Of a too sallow or
too red complexion. Often the knowl-
edge that ones complexion is not As i
should be is enough to make one dis
agreeable and irritable, but this could
be easily remedied if one paid more
attention to diet digestion. No matter
what your work may be, or how heavy
it is, it is a mistake to drag the tasks
ightfuIly belonging to the day into the
night. To do this is to knock little holes
in your constitution not easily patched
up. Evening is the time for recreation
whether it be reading. exercise or smuse-
ment; it is the time to relax and dismiss
the work Of the day from the mind.
We must learn to take life as We find
i, improving it if we can, but never
running our heads into stone walls Of
uncalled-for tempers or unnecessary
peevishness
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

If colored the embroidery Is done In
outline stitch or in long and short stitch:
il not colored use the outline, long and
short or the solid satin stitch outlining
the edges of the pattern in black.
To make the outline stitch, take short
stitches keeping the needle toward the
right and work upward. For long and
short stitch take short irregular stitche,
close together, working slantwise from
the eenters toward the outer edges Of
the pattern. no padding is necessary.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

n 10. 65I Design for embroideriny
~ a wrist or theatre bag.
Arrange the two larger por-
tons Of the design over the rounded
ends Of the bag, the small designs in the
6 -tions Of the pointed end. The dots
that form the background are to be
covered with beads or with French
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sleeves ioined to them at the dropping
shoulder line, but nothing ever really
displaces the sleeves that are joined
to the blouse at the natural shoulder
line. When such conditions exist it
should be easy to choose the style Of
dress that is most becoming.
Collars practically have disappeared.
Every fashionable gown is made with
an open neck. If by chance such is not
becoming, a transparent guimpc is
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

worn, but no fashionable blouse i,
made with finish of a stock collar.
DESCRIPTION OF DESIGNS.
$3.50 Semi -Princesse Gown, 81 to u bust
Sos7 Semi-P -Princesse Gown, 81 to ~ bust.
5000 Girls Long Wasted Dress, 8 to II
years
zoos Fancy Yoke Blouse, "a to 20 bust
1884 Draped One-Piece Skirt. AZ to 80.
waist.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
Pretty Designs for the Home Needle Women

h 10. 574. A design for braiding the
N corners of cushion or pillow
sham, for scarf ends, for waists
and any object for which the size is
appropriate. -Four corners or figures
are given. Four and one-half yards
of braid viii be required for each.
Soutache and coronation braids and
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

h LUMBER soI. A design for EN-
N broidering an infants carriage
The scalloped edges are to be padded
and buttonholed. The dots within the
scallops can be worked solidly or as
eyelets. The leaves, daisies and dots,
that make the design for the lower end
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

THEY say that an honest confession
is good for the soul So is self
analysis good for mending the
weak places ip,one's character. Put
yourself on the witness stand occasion
ally and be lawyer for the prosecution.
and defense, and jury and judge all in
one. Ask yourself such questions as will
sink way down in your heart-questions
that wilf-lay bare and quickly expose
your very heart strings if they are not
turned harmoniously with a character
that is lovable and sweet. Then search
your mind carefully and if you find any
germs Of evil thought lurking there.
sweep them. away-you do not want
them. And If keen analysis of yourself
shows that your mind is just a little
sordid, without being openly evil or
vulgar, it is warning sign for you to
seek the high and dry places, and avoid
the nlire and muddy spots. Read good
literature, think pure thoughts, and seek
to elevate yourself always, rather than
being content to keep on a calm dead
level Of neither especial brilliancy nor
dullness. To be content in all right, but
to be so satisfied with yourself that the
upward" stretching and grasping for
new knowledge is no longer desired, i,
not consistent with the big grand scheme
Of life, which Is never to retrogress, but
to 60 onward-and upward.
Are you irritablep Do you find your.
self losing patience and gradually ac-
quiring an irritability of temper that is
fast making you an unpleasant person to
meetl Are you cross if chair becomes
misplaced or rug overturned2 Do you
lose your temper over trifesl II your
answer is "yes"-then it is time for you
to sit down and do little hard think
ing, for you are sufferer of the irri-
liability habit. Seek reform at once. {
you don't, loads of nervous troubles will
come nearer your door every day. The
ease with which such habit may be
overcome is quite wonderful and once
you have tried it and s-en how effectively
it works, you will feel like going out into
the world and preaching it from all the
housetops-
OF all the worries. both big and little.
those which seem to have a real founda-
ton, and those which are petty, miser-
able and nagging. without any founda-
ton, whatever. these last mentioned
ones-so small that they are hardly
worth considering-affect more quic ly
the nervous system than the real. big
troubles of life
There is only one way to overcom.
this habit Of fault-6nding and it lies
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

Tunics Of every possible length are
worn, and whether neither tunic nor
pegtop is found there is certain to be
dfsPay that produces graceful folds.
There seems almost no limit to the
variety in oolors and fabrics. Un-
doubtedly silk is favorite. but many
Of the silk and wool and silk and cotton
mixtures are beautiful beyond words.
Many new bodices show the kimono
sleeves, Others again are made with
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
rat-tail cord are appropriate.

To apply any fat traid. make slight
slit in the goods at some point in the
pattern, insert the end Of the braid.
sew fast to the under side then follow
the design, sewing by hand or machine.
either in the center of the braid to give
a fat effect, or at one edge only to give
the raised or relief effect. To apply
coronation braid, take a stitch or two
over each narrow space Of the braid
and a few short stitches from under
meath, through the thick portions
between to hold it firmly.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

There is only one way to overcom,
this habit Of fault-6nding and it lies
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

HEGTOP skirts and tunics make all
important features of daytime
gowns. In whatever else one
may fail, she must be broad at the hips
and show a waist of generous dimen-
sions and a skirt that is narrow about
the ankles to be smart Pegtop skirts are
for the most part very simple in cut,
but they are draped to give just the
fashionable figure, and many Of them
give exceedingly pretty results
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

n 10. 554. A conventional design
~ suitable for embroidering a
handicraft pillow cover. The
pattern may be colored in water colors
or with stencil pastel crayons. using
green for the stems and leaves and
golden brown for the flowers and seed
pods, or embroidered as preferred.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

and for the turned-over portions, can all
be worked solidly, or the leaves can be
worked solidly with the daisies and
dots as eyelets, or the entire designs
can be made in eyelet work. The stems
are to be outlined. The Sits for the
ribbon are to be worked over and over
in syeIet style.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

knots. The straight lines can be COW
cred with beads or can be outlined with
heavy floss
When beads or French knots are to b.
used. transfer the design to tissue paper.
Baste the paper carefully over the ma
terial and apply the beads over the paper
at desired intervals, then tear the paper
away after the work is done.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25

Mrs IT, IT, Hartman, widow of the
latc railroad maguate, has inst given
an additional endowmeu, of $4,000 a.
the fund of $50, 900 she established IL
l9ll, for the foundation "f hactcr
Iological aud pathological research lab
"ratory, in connection with the hospital
service of the Southern Pacific Com
pauy. rhs announcement was made
today Icy Dr. f. K Ainsworth, chici
surgeon Of the railroad, in whose hands
the disposition Of the funds is placed
The purpose Of thc endowment is to
further IA" progress uf medical rr
search For the last two wears, the
work has been going on under the di
r"ctiou of Dr, W, r Cummings cf the
Southern Pacific general hospital at San
Francisco DR. Cummings has devoted
his time 10 = study Of scrums with spe.
rinl relation 10 typhoid fever and "a.
hrrruloNls, aud has roNtrihutcd some
valuable experimental data 20 the cx.
i,ring store or scientific hp"wlrdgr.
The fund is placed in he hands Of
the l'ui"n Trust company Of Sau Fran
cisco, the income being turned over to
th" hospital department ~ il accrucS,
This j. m" second large contribution
10 the Southern Pacific hospital ser.
vice within the last two vrrrs, the wild.
ow Of the late Coils T.. Huntington
having given S25.75o for the constuc.
tiou of ,oclul hall now in use at the
Iu Francisco hospital
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
W. y. ILAYER

# is umored that Editor W. @. HAw.
uus, ot tue Iucumcari News, will re-
sign ms position on that paper a. ed
ijor 90 the next few weeks and move
his family to california Mr.. Haw.
kins Was formerly T. s. Commissioner
a. this place aud editor and proprietor
Of the Republican, and his friends here
are numbered hy the population of the
town who will regret TO see him leave
Qsny county, bu, whose best wishes will
follow him into his new field Of labor,
where ever il may be- Mrs. Hawkins
i. also favorite with the Moatoya peO-
pie, having remained here for several
mon hs after her husband went to Tu.
cumcari. conducting the business both
in the Republican office and the land
business. .--.Montoya Republican.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25

The total number Of animals inspect
81 in 'hc 700 slauPhtering and process
ing establishments under federal in.
Sprctiou IN "26 cities and towns IN 1912
was j7,G2s, ,49l This is nearly 5000,
0oO ncNas" over the figures for the
fiscal wear 1911, OF the animals in
Npectod 10 1912 cattle numbered 7245,
So; calves, 2,277,95i, sheep, 1879,
&5I; goats, 72,S7i; and hogs, 33 3,o52, 727
IN addition 10 this enormous work or
the pant Of Bureau ~ Animal Indus
.uy, rhat service also condemned nearly
5000 ,uuo pounds Of prepared meats and
meat products because they had be.
come mwholcsomc subsequent to the
first inspection.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
FROM HAMILTON CKAs) GRIT

Whit" shoes are pretty on small feet
hat they make the big ones loom W
like hrlrk building-Iiridley Light
Old Mother Hubbard went ou' and
rubbcrcd 90 see what the fashion nigh
nr hu' when she got there, The women
were bare, Which caused Mother Hui
bard 20 flee. Liberty News.
The Gla,ro sun boasts because q rou
pile Of GlaSro Young ladies working tu
gc'hrr landed au cightpound fish That
is nothing We know a Miltonvsle gin
who alone ana uuaided got a l6u
pound sucker, and another who landed
q 2"o pound hull head with her whole
family irving 10 help get il away.-Mil.
'ouNalr Record
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
REVIVAL MEETING WILL CLOSE

The revival which has been ia pro
pl"s. at he FIRST Baptist church the
past two weeks viii come 70 clos
u"Nt sunday night Pastor NJ. g. Bar
low ua. dome All the preaching. The
congregation, during 'he week haven %
been ss large a. circus might has,
ira"u mere vet they were better than
the OptImis ,c pastor expected, neithe,
nave "a" visible results been what Bill
ly Sunday might have had, but very
doubtless the lasting good was as much
~ ms time there have been two
professions and number Joined BY
letter.
While D. mas been Bapti,, meeting
yet the pastors and members Of all ID"
,.urr churches nave co.operated in the
services,
owing 20 the luadcquacy of auy
available building IN town 20 accom-
tate the large SUNDAY evening crowd,
i' wa, thought bes' for an the pastor,
70 uaNr their own service on the clos
ing evening. ~ all who cannot find ad
.m'tanrc 20 the Baptist church can have
the chance 20 hear preaching. EN
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
MOORE CoNANT

On Monday after .p. a' 3 p. M, Miss
sophie Moore was nae rird 10 william
Il. Connnt, by Rev j, y, 'utlip, in the
presence Of relatives and friends.
Th, bride resided Al Moore. y NJ
hut ha, lived in TuwmraG for months
aud has many warm friends who wish
her well in he matrimonial state
The groom - a prosperous Young
stock farmer residing southwest Of
Montoya, aud will mo- doubt make the
lady of his choice a rougenial mate
The News Joins their many fri,ud.
IN extending kudrst wishes FOR their
future happiness and may success. ever
u''"nd them.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
FREEMAN-MooRE

en- Wednesday Of his week Miss
ollie Freeman Of I>dore. y. w., was
married 10 William r Moore. If Mon.
'oya. The ceremony being performed
r' Santa Rosa,
The bride is the fostcr.daughtcr Of
Mn and Mrs, W, l.. Chatham, Of Isl.
dore aud voung lady admired hy u
large circle of friends who extend best
wishes.
The groom H. promincn' stockfsrm
or, energetic, having a good 32O.acrc
farm, we'll stocked and well improved.
IIc /, worthy Of the prize he has won
rs no one stands better in his com
munity,
The News Joins in Nndc>' wi,hc,
for long, happy and useful life
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
EXPLANATION

The report that the editor of this
paper is going to move TO California in
the MAR future, is in circulation, aud
is .n,c. While we have resigned, our
successor has not been selected, but
viii bc IN few days This will in no
way effect the paper or any contracts
now running therein. Chances are you
will nav" q much better man and the
change be- beneficial 70 all We came for
q purpose, that mission has been ful.
filled, and j., Is with kindest wishes TO
all tha, we 90 TO another field.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25

One kind Of heroism is displayed cv
cry summer by many teachers. No
calling has more right to vacation
hut they give up most Of the holiday
relaxation and summon courage to go
to he summer school. Here is no small
sacrifice, 1t means the daily seat In
some drowsy lecture hall, and the ev'
cnings spent indoors under the hot glow
Of lamp about which June bug
humps. This is not mere selfish ambi-
ton, It contains the germ of the finest
renuucation-the sacrifice Of personal
pleasnre.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
CENTER STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
A. N. Evans, Pastor

Residence First door Eas- Of Church
Residence and Study Phones 2l3
SUNDAY school Edward =. Brown,
Sup' meets ~ 9:45 a. m.
Preaching a. ll:O0 q. M by the pas
tor. subject, The Righteousness Of
God
Epworw'h h League meets at 7:30
Preaching service ny the pastor st
SIS. This service will be rvangelistic
Prayer service Wednesday evening
at 500 o'clock.
\ cordial invitation is extended to
you 70 attend any and all Of these e.r-
vices
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
SERVICES AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Rev. +, f. Grim, corresponding See y
Of the New McNico and West Texas
Missionary Suciety OF Christian church
has promised 10 be in rucumrar ovcl
Sunday and will preach al II q. m, sun
iay, All are cordially invited 10 at.
end an uur services
sunday school ~ 9;li q. m.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25

CORRECTION3ln the article relative
10 the Commercial Convention at tn.
rumcari ou August lth, il was stated
that, THE Teachers Institute will ad.
.iouru for that day, which should have
stated hat "lt Is necessary for those
contemplating attending the Institute
to register and bc ia actual attendance
in the institute that day and some ar.
rauucmcnts viii be made for the Iusti
tuic 10 hear some Of the addresses hut
no one will be excused from attend,
auce.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENT

Services may be expected as usual
at the Presbyterian church next Sun.
day morning aud evening. The sub.
lcct Of the ] clock sermon will be
''Our Heritage.
There will be special music on both
occasions. Miss Hopson will sing AZ
II o clock, ana other will be song
service conducted by the Christian En-.
d"avor Society Al 7:3O p m.
Sabbath >cho.l at 9:45 q. m.
Mid Week service. Wednesday 500.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
NJ. q. Barlow, Pastor

The revival will close this Sunday
uight We are pleased with the way
the people have attended. The results
have not been wha, we wished them to
be, but hey have been such that the
church iii b. stronger by them. We
expect large crowd az the closing
service.
Preaching at II Il, m, and s p. IN.
Sunday school at q:45 a. m.
b, Y. =. L, at p. m.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
GREAT CROWDS EXPECTED
At COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
August q. From All Quay County and
Eastern New Mexico and
Western Texas

Rrppr,, from nll sec ions Of the ruur
a. ,r,,,a,. ,,.,. tho Ammo, III. r,r,,..
.,.
VI q '.'''''"'' - WIS tue '''. ~ ''''
""l"h"'lur. Special delegates from ten
town. u me county whore commercial
,r,,ri,,,,ou, H,,. r.r,p,l, hc.r form
..,
.''' "'' VIII '' '"'''.' ''h'' " ."'
.'dN ard NII n" complimentary guests
u 'ho banquet rendered 'hr Governor
aud o,ucrs. ~ addition. u.gr crowds
are coming from nlI section. Of 'Ar
county ~ report, tu the chamber of
Commerce daily Indicate. This j.. 20
>nlrudl spirit of ru.uprru'rou aud .hr
tact NAT every section Of the count,
6. ru.upcratug 50 tnorougul, with he
"''''' '. '' ''"' % %
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
you NEED A FIT

To secure real FIT you need . try
on. It's the secret Of Tailoring as we'll
as workmanship. We are In . position
to give the perfection Of Tailor. Made
Clothes. An Investigation win con-
vince you at the City Cleaning q Hat
Works. Phone SO
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
w, O. W. TAKE NOTICE

There will he meeting of the w,
q. W, at the office Of Dr. j, T. Man
ncy on next Tuesday night There is
special deputy here aud we want To
increase the membership of the camp.
Al members urged 70 be- present.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
CHAPMAN's WINDOW

A most pleasing sight is the window
at Chapman hardware store An out
ing or camping outfit is on display. A
complete tent and all the requirements
necessary TO make camp life homo.
like, One can almost smell the 6sh q
frying.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25

g.
crr lnnimeu 81 New Mexico.
Judge lIamlir. whose bauqur' speech
,', 'lo,i. "a, ~ 'hr Drucw 'ypc will
.roi 'ur tclrul',oD from Farwcll. Tex.
I nud win mar delegation viii be- g mum
h,r '.u TyAiro. Delegation. are aI.
80 expected trom albuquerque. Roswell
. and ~au.o rr and altogether Of the
hundred town, aud cities banded to
a"'u-" iu .u- wort n o., believed there
viii De delegation, from majority Of
'N.n
o. addI'ion 'u tnr u,pp;uurr,. rr.
rrl,rd ilow .u, ,,lrruor. 'br Corpora
'.pl tumm,,,iou. Lcua a., Catron nnd
FAN. there has Just been received let
''r, 90 u.r"purr" fv"m lluu Alvai.
Nm'r ~upcru'rudruj of schools il.
\'w NrNiro p.c-rdrr' Boyd of 'hr
l'iNrr-r y of \,N Ncxiru the Sccrc
'1r' Of the Dallp. Chamber of com
m"'.c. Nh Elmorr Of Nwcrtwutrr, Tex.
aN nr NH.m N.ll aIdrc,, the conycn.
mon.
| Mr. ~"ngra,r, oi tnr >m't f. System
tud Mr. ~cumid' Immigration Agcn
H 'br Roch island system are expect.
rd. also he President Of 'uc Agricu
| ur" ot Texas.
T. b., lopcd jha. tb" merchants ot
rurumraH viii close their stores from
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
SUBSCRIPTION $l.Oo A YEAR
BOUQUETS

"" get ~ few bouquets we snail
have to display these, as We believe
them sincere Ed.
salem, Mo, isis
Nh. w. Z, lluw dns, Ed News,
Iurumcar, y. NJ.
Dpai ~II.
Attached please find posto6ce order
Tor $3.50 payment On paper. cAnt
du without 'bc Tucumcari News
~ 'Dr way see that you are hav.
ing good rains and tue crops. My wife
aud will Dc ia Tucumcari for the fair
Yours truly,
W. y. ELAYER
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Morning prayer at IL o'clock every
Sunday One Of Dean Hart's sermons
will be read by the Lay Reader. We
want an organist while Miss Edith 10
away Everybody invited.
u, W, Grifhn, Lay Reader
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
SuAGE SPECIAL

The Rock Island lines will run Il
special Twain exhibiting ryidruce at
now farmer, may doublr heir income
Every man, woman and child in the
county should attend This train will
hr in Turumcuri at : e. m, Wcdues
day. August ~, 1913. r., your duty
?" lee present. COME
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
ATTENTION. PSI

Remember the Grand Picnic and Out
ing, Aug . Better get that hen baked
in time for the big feed Bring lots Of
pies and cakes as 4 large crowd is eS.
pectcd Committee.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
FOR SALE CHEAP

Good second hand mower and rake;
threc.inch Balm Wagon and harness,
two.row planter, plow and household
furniture See Frank Donahue NJ
Goldcnhrrgs
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-07-25
FOR SALE

Best driving ana saddle mare in the
cI'y. Gentle, good traveller and easy
riding under the saddle See Frank
Douahuc ot Goldenbergs