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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1915-10-30
Only Man Left.

Little Lola's papa was very home
iy, and one day, after looking at him
steadily for some time she said:
Mamma. was papa the only man leu
when you got ready to marryy'
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
! TuRsaAlDoH ron aAIa


|e ITO aeres, 3 Hilss frsn. Gashsaaals,
* mile rfron leading statiae,- ersss
slog honse, selisk. bsra- fer, . AsaA e&
lstsek sa@ etAls esthaili.0L 7.a-rA 1
AbeslBtsly nsst-slas vasss4 FiGat,
sally ,fesse sussss- IN ditch vAishi il
,ssly - 4ils. .lsss.. ~ - nsas,es
tSvs0 tsv6s rsrr
i = ass.s esltivatsA -. sRss - -
ssltiv.ts4 Aelaaes, 1asepss heA.
AAsst = as'ss sssssa ~, sssv'e sat
q. st.sr 81 aear -nHr. ~ az ,
/. Psiss eA1oe, ~ sasA 81, !, Z - :
yseD = 1a,eces = si0ht Hasev.. ~
fHsAss lass3ss,as .e1aesA .ia,s,
A. J. D1CD0N, {
r. .s,-, olss.ssa asiaR Ga
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
OffIfi,l Directsry

U. g. bsaasos ......... Jeha 2. 8Aa1Ro1b
U. Q. 0saatse ......... .CAAsiss .. ThoDao
CsrgsesaoaA- -aG-lasOs -. .....E T. fageDs
CeAsFsasoaa - Dase ..--IANar1 kAnG>nG
otaAo Seao4se ....--........B. 3. 0o01ne
04aAs AaDsossataktvo ..... .JoAa H. Wo0a0
RaGistss o. Q. Lasl 0Gies. -. c. WVa01
nsosivs o. 4 LAaA o9iss. y. q. na1Aass
DfstSise JUA0o ..........1oA0 !. 0oN001o
Cssst p1sestet ooase ....-. .cAaa. T. 81n9
Devisisa lrsioatisa DaGlosse.
.................. fAas1Ds0 nsssDhaGD
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
W-pO usns aA,sa

1sss = ss0se21ag ~ ~ b ~
~ e . 0aA lasA w sDass - ~.
q ~ q 0osoo 0a0-Aak = \ salolsa-
oisa, - sssD = al1Al1A, si1 - ssvsa
aasss = - - 0uaia laaA - lyeee
fsvi4 tsssA 0eso Sssso As1aA, 6asas
|niak Asass 81 sisessA, NM vosse
'pipsA isae ~ Asssss go vs4ss d0Ats
3 AssssA waCsa, ~, pssvs hasssv
aPlselMQa9e1elf1en insasasstA 1Ais
.ptoPsfty ssst ~ eXnaR .asasiy eeeee,
.betGAs s6 nat-ss1aRnse ~ Aas, ashsa
,Ga,tsrts tsan ~. ~ 1884, ssAv H. = .
sfsaIfbae0sia - that. l,ooo saa sassd
1. q asasstgaeg nrbayes ississs.c- -aiv'
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
ssouk .A.uul lHsAxs q nAns

~ ss,s .. Ms1aas. M, . ~,
hsa Es11ae, ~ y aAg ~,
sisss a,asssss sAe Aaettcsssssy ~
hsass, San 1619eS ~ spsia0 -
paaes osee Aeals.s QnG .ehRe - assss
sasa4sA 81 seAss s.Dtivas;se, ~ -
sssss - - ssitivateds !vssef 'risAt
ahse,sealH .as.tslesa !sS's.dN sepsk
ee,.tsyi IT, - 4 ssae eAjei.ias this
fsss,sty; nieA eMiAse f. o@sevlsA
:. ,ssty SOD q ssassae = .sls!H.s z RA!l 'iA.A's
q - as ~ 9!.ss4,e ~ - - - .s,s.r T.
o. .ss ri h4re, rs.s sSxi .a!ssUMXss 's!'
st.g..ss:.!: -. =: ~. q "a :ke3A1E.sPf = 1E:.sP
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
1aAL OeA0 01laAms

n sessA - sas = ssltivaAiAs;
sAss1 - eAsas oAso - - esltivoAa6s
tAsy ssiss 0A1 49, an1Aaee, saisas
- psEsAsss; ~ ~ eco = ~
~ 49, - ssisaas esoaD As.aa, baso
sal shsAs 81 s1Ass - bsildinOs .
- = viss fssss; - Uster sNAss
slsao - CAsSsoAnA
Psies. es,00e, viEA . paVnent asvs
aaA bsla.ss ebee ~ yeAs At I -
cent iAtoroGt-
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
oIxY 0G11cElND

naVse q 0assvss1 o0slap. .ee1s 11ssoo
CIV Cooo8 ...........s.....0 =. 0o00D
0oaS 1ssasuas ....... .010 ~ 0soa10
eselss 0a0ls1so1o ............1 .. 0UnO
CuV Ae1os1V ................J. -. -
o. oAsuA0 ..............a i. 0D
PAa J. Ehvaa. ?. =. oaonassG ~
0Aseosa. J. y. AussAA0A 9. u W111A
BsaY Dssee.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
| h lae-

Is seres. - sesss = eultivatiee;
about 50 fruit tsssss 0sPs are ~,
grais s.d potatoes, saa1v soili srssa
houss; . sod ham 80 81 buildiAes;
. fiAs water siGAt, AUiss fenos; y
nile - loediag ststass - school .
lssss Asrsss, I sal4 I ~ 100 chick.
sas, pig. I ell 80 - ~ machinery
TO work the rsnsA-
Price. t7,50o; eafeo Asvn and bsi-
ancs T. suit st ~ ess4 interest
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
TIN. rHAN,O RA8sVALun,

gIi5H. fYAN,o ABpvAUB, a. :. ..,ss
( iats ,ra7rshs s-sI- !a...ss raao s-v
Littls he kaeWs shout the narhstl enc
/ tatioos, -oT-s sas Ss sr
A long list Of figsses galore.
Nysteries deep a8nthOpstoek fluctA.
s tions,
Columns Il figusss that Ssssef r.:
But there b q SaAjectn WStA tant1Aea-
tiepa sT.fa- sfs s,t-.. - r~r
( Onvk5eh7hs NJ sst ail <As Isss ~
FOR fan can dscipAsf tie eonsis.sr'
~ 'a atioa .HTs @7 Er '1f-
That sses 70 make up he boz sesrs.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
Neal Dairy Ranch

IAsA Dairy RancA
Ne. l114- sit fT ss. ara
Here is .splendid ranch oesse 80, 49,
well located a to good towS ~ Ssiiel-
le't scseol; 100 aeres in Salvi11sa,
Pastdre aaAd shss VIII pa,tIlo t&sfVt
head'df ssoek VIII plenty ofadliAd
sAsh sa1'saAssr. 'rarte $50 1of1s
*ite' tntH" tJnsSelssfsHaiap s0bGole
nn nsA vssssse sHa .o s,s4uassn1R
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

S6ofk ranch.
Ne. essl.
k1Ea ~ Ysls lancA
II ysa aFs istsssstsl II Q fruit saseh
Of The bettas tAaa us.al 9sality hses
y jsst vAas yss ass lsskisg fss. fvsa.
ty serss sas nile frsa sailssaA tsva
in spasnAiA community With sAsseA asd
seAssa psivilsessi Ill p,satsA - sppass
Il tAs bsst varistisa. Js.atAa.s, RsAs
DsaeGisA 0ssss 50 s>ay.aa Wisssap
b fsss tsasts; sFse4 eass vas tsksa IL
sslsstise a.A passtise tAsss tsssA fSe
lAaA = shsiss ia eAAsaetos saA - sxtsa
OssA vsAss tigSt go vita u fAsss
b fssrPssa ASsss - ~ paaes aaA
aAest e9eo vestA II tss's - With ~
psspsssy. n tssss ~ 1. . Asa,1Ay
s.l thrifty sseaieiss s.A sss ~ sso-
ing ists bsssiaG having prsasssA thsis
nsst sassssA e apslas tAib ysas. II
~ ass Ssskiss fss . ~ vasss ~
90 ssal1y sajsy sssstsy Me 81 ~
besk ysW Sailiae AsaltA s.seg ~
eAishsa4 ~. SssA Ossss1 80 fsuit
~ sssl ~ lssk fsstAss. Ovsss h
10 psstsssiseal nas = ~ sity ead
sasass sa6sy ~ pa.ss = - ~
pAass1 - =, vitAss4 0sss = . ~
slnss - ~ tAas - 80 s4ssl, tss
4 = - ~ ~ passs ~ ssossse
- 49, 49, 80 ~~A~ . 49,
= = 1Ais Ssspssv - 49, - sv,ss
svss oayooo - . sAssAs vm dAsw,
~ - - eseAssl.sa - - s0is n
= seysee vsaA . - paynsss = ti1es
- uPwasss - sins = ba,a.ss - ssit
bsyssb essvsaissss, - nigAs sEsAaaos
fss Dsssss psspsssy = 80 vassa
8sss = a ssssllsaA slsek faen, -
sses1 - . go ssssk 81 sigAt = ~
- = . sB,ssaA fsss saa0s - sssss
usoss ssatveeisos va1ss ~ a4js3s.
esesa fsso psivsAs AissAs s-sssa 1ssne
Assss, Aasa Ioe . Asssss, sss1as,
shisks. hsssss, gra.aEys s.all sssAsrd
s.A strawberry bsds. 1.ral aail ssste.
seAssl .sas; tslsphsas In AsssA Jest
IL plass fse Q naa e Ds1sssAs nsaas
ssekilS - satsf tAe stsck b1si1ssa.
10 ssrsA 1aks IL fer ol,eoo eat ~
. bafgai1 q ths$.
A. J. DdC0oM,
0ssavss1 oPsia0, csse
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

20 acres. - sssss y eultivstiso;
crops raissA ass Nv, O1la and psts
tsss; . gssd S-sssa AsasA bsl ssA
ost bsilAinss; . Ma ! water right;
4-virs fssess X aas f.em issdiag
station, alss . saAA tsUA
Pries, es,ooo, eaySeo asvn s.l bal-
sses ESQ pr ysas U.t1 paid q :
Des soat iotoeook
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

No. qoa1-
10 oAlsa Q niles from Cred Vhllay,
fAs 01ss 4ssa = loading s1s1isos I
nss 800 ssAsa; esod -, go
wsste NIT, an 70 scrss ''3uGols11sa,
10 =, s4g.ss g.s :. - s,t.,s.; ioss .::sses, ~,
:. Z aeuIItlGySslss.d; IGSl diteh.. i ~ y Z I:
tio.A u Praps!ty close to llSC1lnGli
5000 will teks stAia propesANaQ0o0
eash ysssnse Oh haa.scs tes0lA -
ehaseec.a !sriI'ro 81, sr7n,s- do.dv n
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

Es.c: -. ss;ss@A s.sek q SssSf u.
.asasxsfv ,rssssl.aGA -
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

Z snoi:s1AROar0staas s2ansanD II, ~aoh
NeTS70~trr tenldsn har s-sis7evos no
432 acres, 200 acres in cuftivstio,, 50
acres more can ms1esaSs,kd. - fruit
trees. Crops raised hay, grai., potatoes
and cattle. -sandy,g loamy 80 ,A1rssf
elaea saARr2 risht-a3-wrer feuR ~ ~
machinery required to worksSAs yaasA; !;
perfect shelter for cattle a,l ~ fos1
is close to range and in eva3 way' q
ideal stock ranch. Five milser -. eos1
town, half mile 70 school 0ssG1-ys6A
frame house, some log cabins-anA baAk,
houses, barns etc. Also lOo-fes9 pseats
eellar.- Price e., 900 oo-reassaeAas ~
ment down AID terms to suit - bal-
e.So' --rllH" ..H 1la,. Il sns
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

- ssssa - easss = eultivs1tsa,
sAsst 10 ossss nsso - - elltivoAs1j
y ssss IN sesassi sssss - hay, gsaia
a.A peeaAsss, S-sssa 1s1ss, bar. -
shsas, . h.s psesas ss1sss sosl vaAss
right; <-viss fssss, u ~ nasAisssy
= work IL sassA, 3 AsaDs, l sslt
ssvs . hsiSssa ! ~ Jsnsy bsn
Ptiss, eAJeoA
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

cae d fer - q tk6 h1s. i,
Ssas 4 ~ hss sssae 80 q sslsssss
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

No. 0831.-.
90 acres On Divide ssssA, . god
houses, built Of sawed lsgs, . sseos in
the two. IS acres under sulolvatiea,
20 acres in alfalfa, 500 fsui4 tsoss,
standard varieties, such . GAsssiss,
pluns, applss, dewberries - saR-
bssfisa IS Of the % aeres - - ~
under cultivation; good vo40 sigAk
barn and cellar, all fenced Wt4A fsss
virsa II niles from New oasoaa, .
nilss from Silt $500 vn ~ ~
prspsfty Il taksl sssl.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
No. SIC

No. 67e-
47s acres, $50 acres now b sll1isa'
sos, 80 acres more can b. Gl1etya1a1
few fruit trees AID some snGn Aait.
ka.sA = devoted to hay, 49, ~.
barley potatoes asd eattJe.. 60 +
nndy lsen; 4-rsoa eabia - sslss
eutbahdinp, : good cellars, ~ &s1ss
night s-virs fsass, 4 hor,ss I wl0sa
and ssos .aehiasry. Haslk y -
and seA''a. Prize $4,000 ~ ssasse.
sbls psyne,t down s.d tesinp = ~
purchaser. This ranch vii ~ bss
itself in short tina.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

uoehs ~ psAsAs ssnDs - nsos
~ - s1A8 0l01N hUNss
nss1s aAnas vss1A sss WSoA A.
AAa BsqsDV - Onaea1 Aa0ia0 -
Aaasy DOpA 4 AaRUb = o0Aeee
~ ssaA ~ AalDaAs = - par
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

maass HAsas - sssss e - hAl
h 0asisa sssa1y. ulessiA ~ ailss Z.
= - Lssis; ~ alls Z = 0alsa.
IL sssnty sssk ~ tsv. b - ,
FaihssAs s.A ~ . psesast;ss = $500.
ossa a-stssy ssssa As.ss. hasa AoEee
vstA sils. . 80 vsns 80 sis1ssa.
PsAs sd sisk In kitsAsa. - sesss ss-
ssstsa appas ssshasa eseesA With
vsssa Aeg wire. Sslasss saAss s1ltiva-
tiea- Price ee,see, nsstsass, ee,eoo
st sh pr ssst. Aas DsssnSss. 1913.
Fasa veil fsaesA aaA esssfeessA. Os
sssssat e snastis ssaAi4isss svaes
vsaas = Hive h cslsssAs s.A = vilii.s
- tssAs s1.ity ess CsasssAs fssa -
stsek saneA.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

II. looo-
- assss. AAsse q 0ssos IN suloA-
essiss; . frsis tsssss ssps ~ ~,
0sis 80 pstsesss, . ODoA S-ssso
Assss. . go ~ ~, . enall ssA.e,
slss . laeos pstass sa1as, gosA vssss
sisAt; S-viss fsass, - ~ nasAiasy
- vsrk IL ssssAs . AssDsa ! -,
ss0s sAishsas - ouAsVs; va0A
bseu s,l AansA
Prise, es,eee ~ . pavasss Asws
~ Salsass - ~ - Q ~ sseA
II. loo-
- sssss. 70 e1Du = saltivoeisa;
sSsst 80 fssA 6ssss sssDD s.issa ~
fssit 81 vs0stsAasss sasav lssa, =
ssso hsosa. SasA - - bsil1lAO,
go wsess agA4s tWouo llses.
Priss ea,see, eoAoo Asss s.A ~
aeso - ~ ysasA
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

!. Ngassi"s.f.tl j n. ps.,llss
= u j va1nablo. Can al ~ 9Ada
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

Aaas ~ = =. ~ s.sas 80
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24
OLD ruanss nwx11

Bsby by.;;h n 90 - aHi
H.,sss nv .HEvrZ :
We must swat him, you and /,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20
Cavendish

Ivan Moretz returned home Sun
day after working three weeks in
the Nez Perez country.
Mrs. Russell Daniels is visiting a
few days at Mitch Blackburns can
ming fruit and vegetables.
Bert Shell got kicked with horse
last Tuesday.
Mrs. T. A. Carver has been help
ing cook for the thrashing crew at
H. A. Russells Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. M. Pool, daughter of R. Nor
etz, Montana, arrived Monday for
few days visit with relatives.
F. Hoppe motored to Moscow
Sunday and took C. Grant and little
daughter to the hospital. The lit
tie girl has been quite sick for a
long time and may have to be op-
Grated on.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20

Miss Mamie Kunes, who has been
visiting in Lewiston returned to her
home at Linden, Saturday.
Otto Schuyler left Saturday Morn
ing for Spokane returning Sunday
with 1916 Overland for the Ken
drick Auto Co.
Mrs. Mable Cakes departed for
Genesee Saturday, where her hus-
band is harvesting.
Miss Sylvia jerks, who has been
visiting her sister in Lewiston re-
turned home the last of the week.
Mrs. M. L. Berriman returned
home Saturday after spending a few
weeks with her son, Ola Berriman
of Peck.
Albert Pence, wife and children,
and brother, Roger Pence departed
for South Dakota Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Knepper of Wash
ington, D. C. is home to spend few
months with her parents, G. E.
Knepper and wife.
Herman Wolf reports that his
thirty-five acres of Red Russian
wheat averaged 81 bushels. Henry
Meyers White Organ wheat yield
per acre was 60 bushels. His Prize
Winner went 40 bushels.
! Last Thursday evening fire broke
out in the field of Frank Byrne on
the Potlatch and several hundred
sacks of wheat were destroyed. In.
surance covered the loss.
Boomers Ferry, county seat of the
recent county of Boundary, now has
three newspapers and one of them
is daily. That's only about two
more papers than a town of 1900
will support and only indicates more
money than judgment on the part
of the hackers of some of these
sheets.
Miss Irene Zieman, who has been
in this city the past year, departed
for her home in Spokane Thursday
E. Halseth left for Dutton, Mont.
Thursday to remain ON his home.
stead.
Mrs. L. D. Stevens of Juliaetta
was a Kendrick visitor Thursday
While oiling his binder Wednes
day evening Alex Galloway's team
became frightened and Mr.. Gallo.
way being i'll front of the machine
was knocked dowa and run Owe,
receiving several bruises.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20

Have you tried a Pnsch cigar?
Better hurry, they are going fast.
The Red Cross Pharmacy.
For Sale:-All size grains racks.
H. Kennedy, Juliaetta.
Wanted-A Gin half truck wagon.
Longtaig of Southwick.
FOR SALE-24O acres of good
land on Texas ridge. rs acres in
cultivation and balance good pas
ture. Price right. Call at Gazette.
The Gazette is the place to get
your printing, sale bills butter
wrappers and anything you may
want in the printing line.
Going To The Fair-For travellers
checks payable any where without
identif cation Call at Kendrick
State Bank. -8tf.
Have you tried a Pusch cigar?
Better hurry, they are going fast.
The Red Cross Pharmacy.
For Sale-Good farm, 100 acres,
one mile from Southwick. w. D.
Lord, R. D. No. 3, Spokane, Wash.
Bat
Wood for Sale-Delivered in
Kendrick, price right. Call Ga
zette. 20tf.
For Sale-Brood sows and pigs;
also registered Berkshire pigs
Ralph B. Knepper.-3otf
For Sale-A surplus of lumber,
can deliver it to any place on the
Potlatch ridge or in Kendrick. 1t
will pay you to investigate.-C. F.
Byrne. soft
For Sale-1 Ayrshire bull, name
Highland Kendrick, sire Highland
Equinox No. 9451; dam Cold Spring
Queen. No. 22231. five years old.
John L. Woody.
For Sale-A 50-bushel manure
spreader nearly new, cheap. Call at
Gazette. Stiff
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20

E. w. Bond and wife returned
Sunday evening from Kansas City,
where they have been on their honey
moon. Mr.. Bond reports that condi-
tions in the middle west is anything
but prosperous and that when he
got back into the west he could
readily see the better conditions.
The west is bound to come to the
front.
Frank Fredrickson reports that
his wheat made so bushels, oats 70
and his barley 81 bushels. Frank
was in town the first of the week
with great big smile that the good
honest farmers are wearing this fall.
He has his beans and hogs yet to
harvest.
Miss Sarah Johnson, a former
teacher of the Kendrick schools
presented one of her pupils, And
rev Hill with a pair of full blood
bear dogs the first of the week. He
is highly pleased with them and you
may soon hear of him bringing in a
great big grizzly.
E. w. Porter of Juliaetta, pur-
chashed a new 1916 Overland auto
of the Kendrick Auto Company last
Friday evening and his son Marian
and Otto Schuyler went to Spokane
and drove it down.
Miss Nellie Hepler. who has been
in Los Angeles, Calf, for the past
year returned home Wednesday.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. ]. R. Hepler from Seattle.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20

In Iceland nature seems to have de-
serted all her ordinary operations and
to have worked only In combining the
most terrific extremes which her pow
ers can command. Nor is she yet ST.
lent. After the lapse of ages the fire
of the volcano still bursts out among
the regions of eternal snow, and the
impetuous laundering of the geysers
continues to disturb the stiffness OF the
surrounding solitude.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20
How to Cure a Sprain

A sprain may be cured in about
one-third the time required by the
usual treatment by applying Cham
berlain's Liniment and observing
the directions with each bottle. For
sale by all dealers.-adv
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20
Truly Feminine.

Ladies" announced the president of
an afternoon bridge club-"ladies, 1t
has been moved and seconded that
there shall be no conversation at the
card tables. What shall We do with
the notfon?'
81 suggest" said sprightly little
blond-''I suggest that We discuss il
while we play."-New York Times.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20

Get a pure, all cotton mat
tress this fall at the Kendrick
Furniture Store for only
$3.50. Also very best grade
OF brass bed for only $1l.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20

We desire to thank all our friends
and neighbors, who so faithfully
assisted us during our recent berea-
vement, and also through our long
siege of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harm.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20
To Whom 1t May Concern

This is to notify the public that
VIII not be responsible for an debts
contracted by my son, Benny Smith.
j. p. Smith.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20

Thurman nature Is so constituted +hnt
oil see and judge better III the AFFAIRS
OF other men than n their cvn Ter.
epce
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-20
WANTS---FOR SALE

Locals, ten cents per fine first insertion,
i've cents subsequent issues.
The Washington times., 1915-03-08

Anxious Fricnd-wil you kindly
publish a prescription that Is good FOR
flts?
eat meats. Take two triple bromide tab
lods in a glassful OF water every four
hours.
S NJ s.-l am bothered with corns
OH my toes. and have tried many RENE
dies. but nothing seems to help me
Will you kindly suggest a remedy? :.
What is tho treatment for pain in the
instep of my foot:
I. Paint the corns with ~ grains or
salicylic acid in ono ounce OF collodion.
Soak the feet twiC" day in hot soap
suds.
.. Massage the instcp with camphor-
ated oil. and take plenty Of walking eA-
ercisc. Wear thin stockings and shoes.
J. r. H.-Q-What shalt l do for a
dry scalp and falling hair"
A--Msssagc into the scalp twice a day:
ResorCin. Il grains: balsam peru, Il
dram; sulphur lott. drains; castor oil.
u drains: oil OF theobromine. drains.
l.. X. H.-Q-Will the constant use of
aromatic spirits of ammonia he injur-
iouS to a pcrson'
Alt will make YOU a near-drunkard.
1t is inadvisablc except as an emcrS-
ency dose once in many months.
A READER-Q Can you advise a
cure for snoring?
4. You can have tho air space III
your nose and throat enlarged by any
good surgeon.
z. N.-Q.-l Can YOU suggest a de-
pilatory other than calcium sulphide
which makes my hair SroW back thick
er and darker after using!
Ten hat yc 70, he
g. What Will keep the hair from fall
ins out?
l. What will whiten and soften the
complexion?
Al The hair always returns thicker
and darker after a depilatory is used
once or twice. This is very good de-
pllatory.
= Alkaline antIseptic 1u,d. diluted
three times in water. makes an excel
lent wash.
3-Massaze into the scalp twic' a day
Resorcin IL grains. balsam peru. y
dram: sulphur lott. drains: castor oil.
!. drains; oil Of theobromine. drams.
AMassase the face with a good cold
cream and apply peroXide to It,
Constant Reader-Q. What shall do
for an itching sensation all over my
body:
A-Apply to the itching parts: Gala
mine. 2ie drains: 81! cerlne. Grams
zinc oxide, = drains; phenol, Ae dram,
lime water and roseNater enough 10
make three ounces.
Miss {. NJ It's slycerine good for
blackheads and enlarged pores? If so,
how is 1t used" Will it cause hair To
grow on the face?
Blackheads may be dissolved out OF
! the skin with Slyccrine and benzoin. The
mixture Is also good for enlarged pores
| 1t will not cause hair to grow.
Fl. T.-Q.--l. Will you kindly advise
me what to do for enlarged pores?
! >. Also. will you tell me what to Dc
for pimples?
Al. Massage the pores with glNccr'
| have tried to stop it but cannot.
| . Avoid all greasy, oily and hot foods
| sweets, pastries. candies. starChes
| pickles and sour things. Massage th'
| skin clear with r Turkish towel and ic'
| cold water. DO not use soap or ho
The Washington times., 1915-03-08

THE GREAT MIRAGE. BY James i. Ford
New York: Harper Brothers.
Not long ago one Edward Townsend
wrote in New York paper that that
CITY was not to him a greedy, Snalching,
crucl or malignant creature. but more Il
patient, motherly old woman OF rolumi-
nous proportions. doing her best by her
many children.
Ford called his book The Great
MIRAGE" subtitled "A Novel of the
civ Underneath It," and the city which
he reveals is not a wicked pla'c. but
the more kindly Townsend conception
Ii, patterus tho career of his heroine
so clevcrly in the maze of newspaper
politics. so tellingly against the city ~
ing underneath the great mirage or the
ordinary conception of New York, that
the reader changes his opinion anu MS
views along with the heroine.
For this book is equipped with a
heroine, and q newspaper heroine at
that.
Just as sure as the newspaper woman
came into being. and made for herself
a definite place in the newspaper world,
lust that quickly did she enter the
world OF fiction, and since by virtue OF
her sex she was so much more OF a
romantic and dramatic figure than tnc
ordinary newspaper man, she coWdec
that gentleman from his pedestal with
not even so much as by your your
leave
For. being primarily more unsophls
licsted and offering wide! sahu' iVi
The Washington times., 1915-03-08
Daily Editorial for Women

lives of her friends. would have
shown her that happiness doesn't
come from tho lack or the possession
of any one particular thing. That
happiness which does. passes.
But perhaps she was mentally un
balanced. and needed the admonition
of some wise person to show her the
utter absence Of any interest other
than that which she showered or her
freckles. was abnormal
She couldn't get away from her
self. from her own idea of what she
deemed would straishten out her
world. There are lots of women and
men in the world like her. and they
are coming to srief, also as she did.
every day. The intense contempla.
tion Of self Is insanity. II automa-
tically brings disaster. Philosophy is
the contemplation of. the knowledge
of general principles, elements, pow
ers. or causes and laws. as explain
ing facts and eAistences, and there
fore instantly admits Of the exist
ence Of others, obliterating self as
self alone.
If that woman had possessed any
philosophy she would perhaps be
alive today.
Perhaps" because the question Of
predestination can never be fully
settled. But even if philosophy can't
stave off death, II certainly can
make life whole lot easier to live
The Washington times., 1915-03-08
AnSzUers to Health Questions

water OF yo''r face. but wash with sali-
Cylic acid l part: tartaric acid. . parts
acetic acid. parts: glycerine. 70 parts
kaolin. 30 parts; rosewater, 10 parts.
Apply at night: Sulphur. Y ounce
spirits az camphor, Is drops; resorc,n.
10 grains; acacia, l ounce: rosewater.
ounce: lime water. 2 ounces.
II. V. 10 am troubled with head
noises. W'fll you please tell me what
to do?
A.-Go to hospital and have your
ears examined.
Mrs. r. l.. W.-Q.-In your prescription
for making the eyebrows grow what
was your other name for pepper oint-
mcnt"
A-Another name for this is eapsicum
vaselnc.
D. NJ. B.-Will You please inform me
whether or not there Is in the United
States sanatorium for the free treat
ment of cancer. and II so. where located
Every large hospital treats cancer
without charge. There are institute es
also in Buffalo New York. St. Mary >
Hos pital and Denver.