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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

Al Oklahoma City man Is seeking
Z divorce from his wife. alleging that
he married her through nis-represen
.zt.on- He states. so il IS said, that
the woman asked lin TO marry h5T.
claiming az the time that she was
well supplied with this worlds good
and that she would support the fam
Ly This. il Is alleged she has failed
% 90. The plaintiff also alleges tha,
~hen the woman solicited lis hand il
marriage she represented her age q
th.r-r-o1e. while in reality she was
torty-t.Te and that since their mar
.iage she has had improper relations
With other men. but the main cause
Of his complaint seems 70 te tie fail
ure OF the wife TO pe-iorln ina par
Of the agreement relative 10 support
ing the family. He does not ask
alimouy. Generous man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
TO 74E DEAD LETTER OFFICE

TIE T.-.:z C1-ettz.a says t1z' 3
lz,e- z55-sssea 20 the Commercial
elzs G. ~, city sAg1l3 properly b
SIT 70 re dad le,,e- otEce-
re remark z5o7e Tsprot1eed.
c.ga-t D. -zte rs-y u-tzt--ly Il more
os-asonz cites ,b4a yia.tz. Bat b.
fore cc-6s---1E tie oonnerc.z! CLUB
Q. z-y CITY - - institution. gocld il
70. - z5r.sable % thoroughly inTes-
,igzts a. possible causes which nay
= ke.5 -=s;.c1si5le for any Ion-znt-7-
IT ot { club' Wo1Id i not be good
i5sz ,o- al the live ones Il toTn
u e. !-to t.e harness with the oiaeT
.lire o-ss~ vho are working mem
t.s-z c. tie conne-cizl organization
G. re tow1, and help them roll ne
eaz-5o; along
Ore horse cz1 OILY 90 50 much.
70 matter hos good : worker as Is
And o-e god horse is hi,che3 5@side
: tz-ky one. OF : cod oollzred one
his oEn usefulness is ham7ered. and
frsq-e1tly he becomes -5zlsy' him
sci There Is only one hing T1ich
eza 20 more harm. in the human line.
than the -knocker- and thz: -s the
drcne. T1e Dzn who expects the
greatest results from others while he
is wiling 20 undergo the least posi-
Die hzrdslips, Or PIT forth any exc
ton OF his own account is 1s-A--F
the nan who Eays-T heleTe- a q
torr falls 70 a. once and Immediately
yrod1ce gigantic results AID fabulous
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
Tulsa's Swell Burglar.

Tulsa, Okla, Jan. 12-Arrayed in a
swallov-tailed coat and equipped with
the familiar white mask and the long
pistol, the north-side bandit this morn
ing robbed the Brady hotsl Of $50.
Clerk Will Anderson, in charge, held
out $40 on the robber. Two others
saw the holdup and a good description
was secured.
1t is believed the dress-suit bandit
is the one who robbed the Katy depot
three times in quick succession and
who yesterday held up a restaurant.
All the robberies have been at a.
m. and the descriptions in each case
are the same.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
SIDNEY SUGGS IS Z ROAD
BUILDER.

TTs -c.e. E!th reg-st tEz- some O.
the newspapers q he state are il
clined 10 comment lightly o. State
RighEay Conu.ss.o1e- Scggs' TorE
Il behalf Of good rosds: some even
going 50 far g to question his having
caused any good rozts 70 have been
built
Tie writer hzs teen familiar with
Col. S-ggs --ork On the east side q
the state and czn 5ez- witness 70
his having done much il TIE way 0;
interesting and cz1sing 10 - bcil'
many miles q good roads where cali
q 70 e-Iig1.e1 and el-h1se to71s-
men and farmers n tie grea- wo-k
in xhich he Is engaged.
Col Suggs IS. with the little means
t1z, Is 1u- z, his disposal IL way O.
salary alone. performing a.. the wcrk
possible ,hzt could any man
The colonel although q gr@a. .1Eer.
Is 10 soEe as high~ay commissioner
He grzs2z tie serious sides OF -he
Question and wo-ss them for all the'
are worth where communities i1tsr-
est themselves sufficiently 70 Learn
his method Of proceeding and the-
follow out lis Instructions. Mlsko-
gee. Mcintosh. Tulsa and othsr coun
Ties have r-osI-e5 very much through
the incentive and life tia; was thrown
into the road building through visits
b. Col S1ess.
We are q the opinion that any CON
--u1i-y o. county that wishes % start
OF -.-1, in road building that viii
call 20 them the services Of the state
Lig1zay commissioner. viii benefit
materially along the line desired
Quite fight has been made on the
commissioner because he has fearless
lr condemned what he calls "tia
-.a,e bridges. recommending at all
times concrete structures, and BE-
cause Of Ills fight much OF a dispar-
az.nz nature has been said in the
newspapers reEec,ing upon Col. sid
-ey Srggs. Hence It IS that other
newspapers over the state have been
,ead into careless comment upon a
man who is performing a great worS.
Fl Reno American.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

r=----s i tod yc1 80.
Take Ar5no,e as Al !nsiznce
Wle- The Rock Island special s-zrr'
e from this CRY O. - tEo t1o-s-
and miles Of instruction ting tsFc1E1-
or, The state O. Oklahoma he 1e~s-
papers o. his city and ,1e Coz--sF-
c-sl club q Ills city ID a. "a, 'To
rq.de-z-zzse. g-5.ic-sp--t=d i-s;-t1-
tons co--d 10 70 make The coming o.
The rra.n al even, which ~o--c 81;
Artuore On he nap. because the
t-sin arrived Il Artno-e II the MD
de @. The r.g.N and left here tetcre
t.e farmers 0. Carter county we're
Trough drinking ths.- coffee ard eat
srg the.- 1uckwLes- cakes and IzP-e
syrup. there vas but limited L1zoe-
o., 10 listen 70 the exposition o. tAe
kztNr culture For his reason. the
poze-s thz, ae il the management o.
the santa p Hog Train and the
dean Of The faculty q The 4 & " Cor
lege u S.llIvz.e- lave iss1A1 i1e!E
-l,.ma-u thz, re Aforesaid log
,rzln E.l -ot stop Il Ardmo-e. The
officers @ tte Co1uerciz, ci-5 o. This
city have done z-l r1at moral -e1
can do 70 have this condition cLz-ge1.
Because they have -ct sCcce=tet 50
tz- z-d -e-z-se r-eT a-e liable l1i
70 s-r-=s5. t1e-e vii --E b tr---
plenty @: -e--1-s--ess -t-- p@r.
laps. among t1e--E-o have 10. o.
te-=t 70 ~. their shoulders 70 he
z1ee. Il this matter LII who E--
-oz say the Cc--e-c-z. club
4 a-s.-ess-z CO. partnership. cz--
ro- s1ccesd unless each -=u.e- ot
the firm DOS his par a city Is l-t
big -1s.1ess-z large co-q1r-1e--
ship. z1d unless each member o. lie
firm. ez-a I've ~-r= IL ,1zt city gets
b-sy and eliminates the d-cI= z11
ge.s dow. 20 cases and h1s,lss z1o
humps himself Z all 20 70 7.ec=s
jus, The same ss private enterprise
zo1lt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

: Ne% Y0r. exchange tells @. z cit
.zer o. thz, STATE. E1o. q tie zE= o.
eiza,y-to1r yez-s. has full SCI o.
teeth. each one - so-1d as dollar;
good eyesight and hearing and finishes
ne s,o-y 5y szying that OF his las
birthday The gentleman walEed If
teen miles Il s.Lry-t.vs minutes. Al
q z1ich : good. honest lie except
,1s pan Th:ch allCies 70 the tee-h
T..h ths 5.g 1un5sr ot tootl czTpen-
-s-s abroad II the land We are 2Eepar-
ID % szz..ow t1s FIST part ot III
s,o-g. t1t 80 bz.k a. he o,he- state
-e1-s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

According 10 Tie OklahOman Of
yesterday the members OF both house
and senate OF the Fourth Genera!
Assembly Of Oklahoma have spent q
strenuous first weeks session. Yet,
il spite Of the cold weather and the
scrap with the goysnu- they haze
found time TO introduce. seyerally
and Jointly. three hunrded and thirty
eight bills. Some three hundred-odd
ot these, however, will die a-oorn-
ing"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

Mrs. 4. r. rator, OF Crider, Mo,
had been troubled with sick head
ache for about five years, when
she began taking Chamberlain's Tab.
lets She has taken two bottles Of
hem and they have cured her. Sick
headache is caused by a disordere1
stomach tor which these tablets are
especially intended. Try them, get
we'll and stay well. Sold By ali
druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

= tanker before The congressional
Investigating committee las acEn1T.-
edged that tLe-e -uay = such z
hing as q money trust FOR . long
time i. Lzs been evident that tn
banking Institutions Of tie co-Itr.
have been trying 10 corner he ear,n
and now +. seems they are after tn
national trust II God which app ar
On the heads OF the dollars Of or
dads"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

SHAREHOLDERS ICEETING-The
regular annual meeting 0. the
shareholders o. the Artmo-e
Sts,e Bank O Ar5mc-e. Okla. EiIl
- held between the ho-rs o. 10
= T. ard ,. Il OF Tuesday,
lamar u. 1913. az lis place o.
business il A-dDcre. Oklahoma
!o- The purpose o. elect;ng f7e
70 nine directors 70 se-Te for the
ensuing year, and the transaction
O. s1ch other business that nay
come before the meeting.
HAROLD WALLACE.
Cashier.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

No one Las hez-5 z1y,Ai-g 0: loo-
b. BEING maintained 81 Ok-z1cmz
CITY this z.1ts- except through The
action Q. The senate Il declaring
against one Z teE days ago some
times ~ eIq-cre5 evl which ! slow
II uzter.zliz!ng. : invited and 50
.ic.red By supposedly adverse adTer-
Using. Sometimes the devil falls 10
invade new territory until he : sent
to-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
CEs1ie-

EA2EEOLDEES NEE --NAThs
regular ANIMAL meeting Q. The
shareholders q TIE Ar6-o-s Nat
!o-z, Bank % Ar3-o-e. OKLA. will
- held between the ho1rs c. 10
Z T. and , II o. Tuesday,
Jz-1a-T -, 1913, 3: i.s place O.
r-s.-sss i A-31ore Oklahoma
.o- ne P1-posa o. electing FIVE
- zine directors % se-Te for The
eas-irE ys3-, sai re transaction
Q! s-ch othe- business TIA, n!
cone before ihe meeting
p. D. MAXWELL
Cashier
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

Senator Campbell R1ssel o. state
agricultural board fame, now finds
,ha, the carrying out Of the plan
which he originally camQaigned ioE-
in the matter OF ridding the state o,
the members Of the old agriculture!
board and selecting their successors.
is about TO open the bars 10 num-
ter Of Oklahoma socialists who 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

George Z Hodges. deDcc-a; -to
E.ll - .2z- --ztet governor 0. Kan
szs today, !, 70; Z0ch O. .ocks 8
"a g being handsome : oooc=--s--
b, ,se- Moses Ezs ouc- according
70 historical -eco-1 -o-a3 81 A57.c--o-
7s. IL led - Is-z@-.tes . - Prom
sse5 Land
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

A-c1z z=o-cz-srs tzT+ 5isooT---- -1s;
tocr14c1e was prevalent II 6z'E-o-
-four thousand y@zrs ago ---s zc-
counts to- t1= historic Confusion O.
-o1Eles jus imagine seTe-z- no.
sand human -=-g-s1tter.1z ~-;-
zc.-1g Zo-z-s, r-ElE . invent COLI
and use. .0.1tly s1c collectively. leE
and suitable c-ss-Eo-ds - ~ sane
tine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
LEGAL NOTICES.


SHAREHOLDERS MEETING - TIE
regular za-1zl meeting o. TIE
shareholders 0. the F,-s; Nzloca.
Bank o. A-51ore, Ok4ha1A- 81.
te Leld between Ire hos-s Q. =.
2 l. and ? L a. Tuesday,
Jza-z-y u. 1918. :; - place O:
business /. Ar11--s- Ok-2ho-,A-
.o- the p--goss .. e-ecuoE 1ve
10 nine d.rec.c-s % se-Ts 70. the
e-E1!og ysz-. a1i TIE TRANSACTION
q s-ch c.hs- business ihz; LAY
cone teto-e ths meeting
c = ANDERSON.
Cashier
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

Nov IA: t1e Ok-z.o-z senate z--
zc-se O. representatives. have 1zsse-
re -t-=@ 1--1-=i --e-q.os. = -
-1-o=- q - --t-c9-c=5 E.E-:
tt=y -r - --5-c=- 20 co-s-=- =
Ill. which zo-.5 -=-sTe IN e---
freight rates il sc== portions T. his
--z--s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
Stop and read the Want Ada.
!: :. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :;
WORKERS coNTRAsTED. 3

. The laggard dron-s IN the 3
{: rut 2
{: The aggressive worker forg- :
:: es TO the front. 2
!. The laggard seeks no chanc- 2
{: es for advancement, and IS =
f: content to hang on to his JOB =
:: without striving for etficien- ::
: cy and recognition. =
:: The aggressive worker ::
|: keeps in touch with opportun- :
= ity and is alive to chances FOR
:: bigger, better things :
f: The laggard does not know 3
{: Of the offerings Of the Want =
:: Columns. =
{: The aggressive worker de- :;
:: pends upon the Wants 10 pro- =
:: vide increased responsibility ::
:: and added earnings. :.
/. The wants are for the ag- ::
e gressive. 2
/: ::
= = = :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ;: :, :: :: :,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
PROF. CARL W. JOHNS

Bachelor o. Orator Valparaiso Uni
ve-s.-yI -oE wlth Ha-groTe College.
announces The opening Of his EI7-ess-
Jon studio Tuesdays and Saturdays q,
lO- D s. s. ". To- rates AID .ltor-
nation phone the college.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

Tie Mannsyille Herald is responsi-
ble FOR the statement that there was
not a single socialist drunk in that
city Christmas week Was the lid on
in Mannsyille, or did they travel in
pairs?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

jim Rigrt-s. @ Waco. Tens II
v-ezch=-. e-s-~hi-e politician c1cs
mayor q The Csu-Gl Texas EsiroE'--
is. a-t!-p-o1i-.tio- o1A.s: az 1oF
had q a. investment cou1z-T. AZ
-J-1ces through t1= zdvegr-s--g CO.
unus q the Dallas NsEs that u Nil
bu.lt : 50. loo Ao:4 Z Weco
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

10; seem 70 - averse 70 serving t4s
dear people under the states laws
governing lucrative official positions.
II consequence the Senator has now
introduced Z bill. which be asks the
house and senate 70 pass, which will
help lin ont OF his dilemma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

An exchange says that the man who
w!u pay a lawyer five hundred dol
lars to keep him out OF the peniten-
uary viii kick like a bay steer when
a doctor charges him fifty dollars
for keeping him out OF hell
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

Il 2 little toE- away over Z Ger
many. w.5oE azs rece-tly lad IL
stalled ~ 3 COS. q S4l9a c-cc.
IL ne-o-T O hz- lz-= departed
s2o-s= SUI try--g 70 to.t -zs=s c-
.he ho-rs II k@=qs- / there 70 balm
IA Grs-FH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

The Madill Nevs-Democrat wishes
10 know If we allow the women to
vote next year. how long will it be
before they will not Jet US yote?" Not
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

as .o-g ss Ne d zs vel zs Ss ID
all ove- TIE United STATES, last .z-
Women - G --le. are sppEec-z.-7s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
LOANS.
CITY LOANS

CITY LOANS
In the Georgia State Savings Assn.
al per cent interest, payable in
monthly installments.
E. z. GUILLOT,
At Randol- Ditzler D. G. Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
HERE'S A BARGAIN.

3 LOTS TWO blocks north Of Judge
Russell's residence on Hargroye
Street, at $50 per lot. One should
double their money in less than
q year They are fine and desir.
able. See ". P. Poland Slot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

Farm TO EXCHANGE for Ard
more property. This is . good farm
10 miles west Of city. Phone 96.
o. ". Redfield. 2Ilm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
CLASSIFIEDADS

THIS COLUMN AMOUNTING TO LISA
ONE DOLLAR WILL ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOM-
5Isles AMOUNT TO MORE THAN ONE DOLLAR
WILL sE CHARGED RESPONSIBLE PERSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

FOR RENT-Good home and two
blocks Of ground in west ATdmore
Phone 2lS. J. ". Shackleford.
1T
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED AT ONCE-Place TO work
for board, while attending school,
by boy. aged Il. Address Richard
Howell. 1905 Third Ave, y. Z.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

AN STANDING my fine .ull-blooded
young Jersey bull for $3.50 spot
cash. c. P. Hall lin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-13

curls and wigs manufac-
tured. Agency for the Blackstone
water face, scalp and body mas
sage machine. Supply depot Al
B'way, y. ". Phone white 794
Your patronage solicited.
le.lm MARIE COULTER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-29
GOOD THINGS FOR
THE SPRING DINNER

Spring lamb is apt to be expensive
early in the season. so the recipe
here given is for broiled spring lamb
steak. a less costly substitute. Have
thick steak cut from the lamb. rub It
with salt and pepper and then broil I'M
der a clear fame until done Serve on
slices Of fried egg plant and pour
around II a sauce made from three ia
blespoonfuls Of melted butter. added to
the liquor in the hroiIing pan. Add
one third cupfu Of cream at the last
moment. Season with salt. pepper and
paprika. Omit the cream II desired.
Duchess soup is a change from the
heavy soups of the winter. 1t is made
| in the following way: Four cupfuls Of
| white stock are poured over a good
= sized carrot. cut into dice shaped
| pieces, two slices OF onion which have
! been cooked for four minutes In one
! md one-haIf tablespoonfuls OF butter,
.gether with blade of mace. Boil
l.c fifteen minutes. then strain and
! add two cupfuls Of sCalded milk. Make
rouX OF one-third cupful OF butter
and one-fourth cupful OF flour. and
| when the stock and milk arr 49,!
| blended thiCkcn with the rouX and
season to taste with salt and pepper.
lave one half Cupful OF mild cheese
grated and just before serving stir the
cheese into the soup and stir until 1t ia
| Nell melted. then serve with or with
nut croutons.
| Leeks on toast are very good for
| people who are fond OF onions. Choose
| 4 dozen large white leeks and sCald
hem in boiling sailed water for two
| minutes. Drain them and return to
the saucepan. In which four table
spoonfuls of butter have been melted,
and add a little pepper and salt Shake
about for two minutes in the butter,
hen sprinkle over the leeks dessert
spoonful of -four and one pint OF wa
ter or white stock. Stir until they
boil. and at this point French cooks
add a liver sausage. Cook gently for
forty minutes. then remove the sau-
sage Remove the leeks, Earnish with
the sausage and serve on toast which
has been moistened a little with the
liquor in With the leeks were cooked.
Dandelion salad, II one lives in the
| country, is a dainty that Is easily pro-
cured. Select as many dandelIons as
you require and cut off the leaves and
buds. Make "A French dressing and
blend with one-half teaspoonful OF
English mustard and the yolk OF a
hard boiled egg, stirring in the salad
bowl until the consistency Of mayor
naise. Add the cut up white OF the
egg and the dandeion leaves. with q
little watercress II desired. and toss al
together.
Marshmallow pudding is a delicious
dessert Soak one-fourth cupful Of
canded cherries in rum for one hour
ST then cut I'm pieces and add one-halt
cupful OF walnut meats and one-hal
MI pound OF marshmaIlows. cut in SINAI
in pieces. Whip one cupful OF heavy
IS cream, add two tablespoonfuls OF pow
RS dered sugar and one-half teaspOonfu
IN Of vanilla and fold into 1t the otheI
ingredients. Mold in wet mold auC
chill in iCcbox until ready to serve.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-29
WHITE FOOTWEAR PRETTIER
THAN EVER

DURING the coming summer white
footwear is to be more fashiona bic
than ever. and the conventional white
shoes for outdoor occasions will be
well cut buttoned boots of white buck
skin. with a moderate Cuban heel and
vamp on the new. long line now con-
sidered patrician and distinguished.
One handsome model has the high top
with fourteen buttons and lines of
dainty perforated trimming Of brogue-
ing. in the shoe vernacIlar. on the toe.
New types Of piazza footwear are
included. There is a colonial pump
OF white calfskin with a covered heel
and an odd trimming OF black patent
leather laid under a row of perfora-
tons. The buckle is of patent leather
studded with rhinestones. To the wo-
man who adores novel effects a new
white buckskin oxford will appeal.
The arrangement Of the buttons on al
ternating sCallops of the white buck
skin and black patent leather is a novel
footwear note.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-29
WHEN CLEANING HOUSE


HERE are Few good recipes for
polishing furniture and floors that
may be found useful when the spring
cleaning is in operation:
Furniture Pollsh.-Melt equal parts
n a good white soap and beeswax in
Just sufficient turpentine 20 produce a
creamy paste. For some kinds OF wood
Il Is better ~ one part of soap Is used
10 two parts OF beeswaI. To melt the
soap and beeswax stand the pan or Jar
containing them in another three parts
fun Of boiling water. for Il is not sd-
visable TO melt the beeswaE over the
Ore.
This polish IS fine 20 use on mahos-
any furniture: Put into q bottle one
half pint OF turpehtine. one gill OF
me.hylated spirit. one-half pint OF lin
seed OIL and one gill OF vinegar. Shake
these all well together till thoroughly
blended and always shake before using.
when old furniture 10 to be revived
try this recipe: Put into a pan two
ounces OF yellow wax. one-half pint OF
boiled linseed oil and one ounce Of
boiled alkanet root Stand this in a
double boiler til the wax Is all melted
and the whole IS well colored with the
alkanet: then strain II. and when cool
add a gill each Of spirits OF turpentine
and vinegar. Mix well and use. APP
ply on a piece OF flannel and rub
sharply. always rubbing with the grain
Of the wood. Finish with a clean dan
mel. and. lastly. polish with an old silk
handkerchief This polish IL especially
good for rosewood and dark walnut
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-29
- Tricks With TULIPS 81

TULIPS may be very provoking at
times. They will insist on opening
out in the most blatant way long be-
fore the visitors they are to charm or
the meal they are to grace is due.
Worse than this. their colors some
times deteriorate in the most lamenta-
bic way. But all this may be prevent
ed by the woman who deals firmly with
her flowers Tulips are greedy and
drink too much when put in water so
they should be taken from their vases
at night and LAID in a cool dark place
quite out of water altogether By this
means they will be kept from opening
overwide before their time or losing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-29
Do You Think This Is Honest?

4 MOTHER who proudly asserts that
her daughter dresses on next TO
nothing a year, explained how she did
q 70 an interested group OF women re-
Gently. When several had shown their
appreciation Of her cleverness a young
woman OF the party asked quietly.
but DO you think that is honest?'
This economical dresser tours the
shops until she rnds just the frock she
wants. then she has the saleswoman
send IL home "on approval" and she
and the clever daughter work like
mad" 10 copy the style. This done. the
saieswOman IS asked over the tele-
phone TO send for IT, as the shopper has
decided not TO keep IL
"Once she ripped out the yoke 20 cut
a pattern from IL and sewed IL back so
tina: no one would ever know the diff
ference" the mother boosted.
Neither mother nor daughter does
well at millinery. so hats sent out on
approval are taken TO a wonderful
young woman milliner who has not
yet arrived" and she duplicates them
at half the cost asked by the shop
from which they were borrowed. 1T Is
the simplest thing in the world" the
mother explained, and wonder that
more people do not think OF IL"
Unfortunately for The shops too many