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The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
I IOUSEHOLD
1ELPS
By MARY LEI

We were going TO say that our
house in order suggestions were
raining in. but since IL Is May, and
not April. We will say summing. or
towering, In instead.
Whether we live in houses or
apartments, the question OF a clog
gec drain pipe is q serious one. so
tits suggestion Is especially valua'
BILE. Not long ago the drain pipes
ali over the house clogged up. and
the water would not run on. We
paid innumersble plumbers bills to
have the pipes cleaned. but each
time the cleansing was effective for
only a short time. One Of our
friends who is a druggist suggested
the use OF sulphuric acid and pin'
bottie was procured Some OF il
Was poured down the kitchen drain
and also the bathroom pipes. and in
a few minutes the water was run
ming down freely. It is some months
slice we had any trouble. but in
case of a recurrence we viii fly for
the suIphuric acid bottle
Did any one ever hear OF sPFiak.
ling the clothes before they were
taken from the line7 Well, here IL
how IL is done: Just before unpin-
ming the clothes from the line.
sprinkle them evenly with a clean
whiskbroom, which IL kept for this
especial purpose. After they are
well dampened take the pins out OF
the sheets and tablecloths and draw
the lower edges perfectly even turn
over on the line. folding smoothly
and they are all ready for ironing
before they are put in the basket.
The smaller articles may he rolled
or folded likewise, and you will Dc
turprised to find what time saver
this method IL.
We battle ourselves, the children.
even the poodles and pussies, but
did any OF Va ever give the family
clock a bath? Here is the way to
co It. When the family clock gets
bslky and refuses TO run properly.
II often Is just dry or dirty and
needs but a bsth-an oil bath
Simply lay II on It's back. remove the
face and With small oil can squirt
kerosene all over IL and into the
works. The oil does not injure the
woodwork and is easily wiped up a.
II drains on. and the clock will run
like new. We give our eight.day
clock a good oil bath about twice a
year, which II all the doctoring II
ever needs. II the works are very
dirty and clogged. remove them en-
tirely and immense several times In
a bowl Of kerosene"
/ Take care Of the rubbers and hav.
neat closet: here Is the way: III
the bottom of the rubber box a pu
a handful OF large rubber bands. Tn,
little folks. and we older ones. too
now snap one OF the rubber band
around the pair OF rubbers when ",
take them off-the result a tidy rub
Der box and on rainy days no quar-
reling over rubberse'
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
Weuld cure srsss Thieves.

For the consideration OF an ordi-
nance planned &c curb the activities
OF brass and copper thieves, mem
her OF ths Brass Manufacturers
division OF the M!chisaa Employers
as ISOLATION met, Tuesday night. %
the Stevens building The draft has
been PREPARED by jean IS. Corliss.
and was submitted az the session
Some objections were made on the
ground that i, was not sufficiently
stringent The draft will De sent TO
the common council together with a
letter from the ASSOCIATION recon
meHding that il be passed.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
S55el FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

In bankruptcy. Is making the nrsr
and only distribution of assets.
SYSTEMATICALLY conducted a general
business In musical instrument
at the northeast corner of Wood.
ward-ave. and John R.-st. II WAS
seven years ago that the petition
Wa filed. Delay was caused by a
suit, instituted by the creditors who
chcrred fraud had been perpetrated
In transferring some Of the stock to
the Cincinnati Discount Co. The
action Was decided In the company's
favor recently.
The trust company also Is sending
OUT checks covering the final pay.
ment TO creditors OF Roland-Stack,
who formerly conducted a depart.
ment in the Blackwell. store. II
amounts TO 3 per cent. making a to-
tai Of FER eent on the claims.
rriatiag-sNs plain neat kind--sAas
n rtQhS--Tomen J0h nene-Maau ARM
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

Is7soas; wheat ana cat straw. ss.ss
"Le.ss.s...s.saSe, per s 10,
u.s:-si,iogd 5Ssstsee efi 10 '0''
ops.sss-S.ysls Ssgsso per boz;
FIorioas ssss03so box.
Ouisns-Texas Rermudas. yellow,
n osi.. .s s.s.qsos iis Psi sr Whit.
'' r,S.@...ss; ss os,ss per crate
si.5e0l.'5 per dox. 80
a ssc. new Bermudas. $3.50 5 SO bill.
s. bu. new F1oridas. s'.sS9I.So per
Poulsry-,sprinrs. se6sie; medium
hens og2ie s,ass' 10 iss' S sSes,-
sweet resssee.-Jsrseys. N.7S per
s,r." serrse..at.a. cases; $3.50
JOBnsNG PRlCE4
canned Gsss. -App,,ss 'ass 9sse
Lima Ssan' hSi ns.r. Corn s T 4. =,
bets. sl.5dl-so. Peas: Fancy early
june. sl:so; standards 81. Salmon
June June , ns5I's sitssa s early June. nv
Fsed - Johsing prices in y -bbi.
sacks: Bran. ssa, standard middttnge.
s:5. ans middiings sSe; er.s.ehsd
Floar-Jcbbing pric~s. Best Michi-
gan patent. $3.50, se~-nd patent
u 70. straight, $500 pure rye. -;
sprins patent. ss.so per Dol In paper
Detroit Ot,-Raw linseed or. sac;
boiled llnseed. s3c gal n Darrell iotn
Kerosene in iron barrels diamond
headlight. Ssc. perfection. s.5e. PAL
acme. io.sr: red crown gasoline -ec
Harsware-Nais. s<.7S keg case;
anneaied wire. ss7f per tundis. gal
,anixed barbeo wire. s-coint. tels
per spool: galvanized sheets "a
gauge. $685.: s7-gAuge. s5.sS; IS
gaugc. $3.50; 3o-gauge. 30 per cwt;
Brhl bronzed axes. single handled.
So double. si2 per dox-: black sheet
metal 2. and :t-gauge. ss.eS: as-
gauge, $3.50; 27-gauge. $3.50; -
gsuge ssle per cvL Carriage bolts.
small. so. 10 and on. large. 20 and
OF: machine bolts. small. so. 10
and 10 OF large 40 10 and ) OF list.
Hide~--So. I cured hides. isc: No
green hides. isc. No cured bulls.
f3c. No. green bulls. loo. No, l
cured veal kip. csc: No. l green veal
Kip, eac: No. cured murrain. isc:
No. ! green murrain. lsc: No. Cured
calf. 2ie; No green calf: sss; No !
No taliow s.: No. tailow. &c;
No . hides. Ic OF: No. kip and calf.
ltsc OF. Shes pskiu (ss TO amount OF
WOOD. 5Nc a So 80.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
Stock Men E,ee, oneers.

HILLSDALE. Mich. May l0--ofh-
GERS were elected Tuesday after
noon al the annual meeting of the
Tri-State-M Michigan. Ohio. Indiana
Live Stock Dealers association a.
fellows: President, r f. McCon
nell. Allen; vice president. David
Cortright, Homer: secretary, Der;
Rowe, Camden; treasurer. John
Bowditch. Pittsford.
Mr.. Mcconnell has served a. see
rotary and presiden. since the asso-
citation was organized IL years ago.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

CREDITORS GET
SMALL DIVIDEND

Creditors OF r. ]. Sch vankovsks.
bankrupt piano mar. Who make
claims segresatlnc Si5.ooo. will ~
ceiye but few cents OF the dollar
The Security Trust Co, * trustee
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

The following fi ms are privileged
Carlyle q Poyah, W. A. Hamlin q
Co. n w. Noble q Co. w. T. Moss
y Co. Bennett. Smith n Co. Sinclair
q Couls. Joel Stockard Co. Lewis @.
West 1 Co. II. r. Mseerone 4 Co.
Emmett l. Sprague. Matthew Finn.
ID. L Seymour 4 Co. "A w. wallace
8 CO.. VIM II. Rose q Co. VIM. a.
Peitop. Merrill. flyIcs q Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
NEW YORK PROpICE

INV YORK May le-FIour: Quiet
and unchanged. Pork steady: mess.
s.s-5e 20. Lard: Easier: middle
quiet. centrifugal. sc test. So. 81 So
rnuscovade. s. test. $3.50 5-s5.. -e-
lined. quiet: cut loaf. $3.50: crushed.
1855. powdered. S7-75 q 7,SS; granuiat-
spot 9[c. Tallow: Quiet: special
lie. city. foc. country. ioi. a les c.
HAY: Strong. prime. Sl.5e; No. >;
sfs5afl5. clover. soc y fl-ae. Dressed
poultry: Dull turkeys. e0h 3sc.
chickens lssrsec: fowls. isH &c,
ducks. CSC. Live poultry: Dull: geese.
lfmisc; ducks. Ia isc; fowls. lsI
ehickens orciiers. sass, Cheese
stronger: state milk. common 10 spc-
cials. i56IeLc: skins. common 10
specials. 5Il4sc.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
TOLEDO GRAM AND PRODUCE

TOLEDO. MAJ ic.--Nn~at cash
and Nav. sts2A July. 81 - = corn:
Cash and MAY. 76A e; Ju.y. .1c. Oats
Cash end MAJ Nyc, JnlN. +s's =
Rye Cash. s6s-. tlov ers..d Cs-h
Prime. $3.50. Timothy cash. $50
Butter. Brick creamery. SEc. tub
creamery. Gle EgEs; Fresh cend-
led. s.cs fancy selects. 80. Has
Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

y nUrYALO LIVE STOCK
11al.g = steyess "a

ID UurFALO. n. r.. May 1e:-
} Neceipta, cars. steady;
1 ~ prime native steers. $3.50
fl4ar u good. es.7sas.1S: plain.
~; vsrY coaree. and common.
IL choice heavy butcher steers,
steers. 3e.150s; common TO
~ 80: light thin. s5.5o9 7;7s;
srttu9se3sds s.a, Ssa s.s.
tx.5o3 MS; best TAT cows.
r0cd bulchering cows. esT
&(0m to fair. e515S5. cutters.
95; canners. t3.3s6i: fancy
" Mill: good butchering bulls.
7. y; lnsunaHe bulls. ssGs. 20,
s Hs@eipts, 10 care: market
ssts.ieSSiSv'.SS.''issss;. sheep 9'" Re.
care. market strong: top
IN. - of.05S; good yearlings.
HI; common. tt6t.7s: best
11.3E07.5O. common 10 good.
~ best nfockers. $50 ~ 8, %
t1ot.3S. ewes. s7dTI5.
a lsQ1i: milchers and
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" v nrTTER NND Eggs

FIRM: reeeipts. 1871: creamery. ex-
ira. 3lT5iZc: state dairy. tubs. y =
n zIc. imitation creamery nrsts: = y
IS nc. special. 81 Y n sc
Ffrrner: receipts. 3s.s3s. nearby white
fancy sti- Sc. nearby mixed fanty y.
a2I. q z4c; fresh firsts. - I. " 3ii=c.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10
Produce

The mid-week produce market was
more than usually quiet because OF
wet weather. but the tone of the
market was steady and in most lines
poultry deaf The trade has been
looking for heavier receipts Just as
soon as the fush Of the laying sea-
son was over. but apparently this IL
not yet, as one car OF western stock
and a few coops by ezpreSs made up
the offerings on Tuesday. and the
market easily cleaned up at advsne-
ed prices inEi6c figures representing
the western stock ne markets for
dressed calves ~ hra, but old gota-
lower.
APlses-spt.s. ss.yo6s: Baldwins,
s3.zsQ $50: steels Red H0s bbL;
gre.nin4s. -isg3 80 boi.: western box
.V R"::s.." e' 'e Shipping .,ocr.
Desss-Drisd Lmas sHa7e ID.
.Crsssesyies-ss so sss per bu.;
S:.:is.~.s,-s per crate
'. eS.s. .aissss R. .r e !ssse: New
s. s5s sss.se 'i ms ssgs: . iinDoIt1. e
horns. isHe; asisssA ~ . ne -,
$500 ce!ves-fancy. lsulShc
SsssS vssesss.ss-or..n peppers
=. iene. iSS;:e round. %,
s;sy aase sss as Pc,
he6ss, MiIql.se per oos.; noinous
6S.; Sssd Lettuce, ssesss hamper
ass es su rerssSs tom nssn ot ssSs
1 caae, ELEPHANT 40 q toc doz.; as
wssercress 400 sc per p sou. "'"'e'
4 0rape Fyuss--s3 a. per crate.
E.syeEaney white. new. isgl7s
issS-petroit shipper. ar. payir
the following prices tor baied hay q
ear iota o: D., Detroit: No:
etky. yfo.so6si: light MIXED 1905
mixed. sis.se9is: 30. (. mixed, ~
0ISs No. Grover. slsQlf; rye straw
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

DETROIT. MAY io.-openins--
Wheat opened ae higher In me De
troit market. Chicago Was suons
and Liverpool nrm. Opening r,r'esss'
Wednesday: Cash No, red ~
July. 81 ssA: September. sIsST
No. I white. Sis. ~,
The corn marx, is dull At .se TOT
cash No; .. ,shs Tor ~,
Oats are steady al ist.o Tor s'snn,
ard, 41kc for cash No wh'te' ANU
as A. N lsi4c for No. white,
Rye Is quiet at s5c for cash 40, :.
Beans are nrn and In active as
mand at S5.s5 for immediate. pr1np'
and Nav shipment. and $3.50 Tor Jun
Seeds are steady at sssS Tor pruns
red clover. 1856 for prime a1s'Ne' an"
S3.f5 for prime timothy.
Grain receipts ~ ChicAgo. Wrgnes
day. were I20 ears OF wheat. ate o.
corn. and e7i OF oats,
July wheat in Chicago opened Vel
nesday at si.ists c1.is. eorn Al 't~
a T.c. ard oats at a. y q =
Liyerpool wheat .loset unc han%egi
and corn unchanged 20 = higher.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

ssgae-corrected aaiiy By w u.
sii.S5; Do, S-ib.. Sii. IS: ESsi: SsS.
lots. elos5i cut loaf. 1910: cuSsA
Ss,S M n.y.. Sowdssrsd. $50; stan;
extra coarse, $3.50; granulated. SSs.
In bulk, Sso5: granulatsd. 3s-lb. cot :
10; and 5.lb; cartons. a. cases. !.l;
q; 80 !, SssSs Il y. Ss III ri " ~ init
s7s5: No. rs, $3.50; No. IL, t7.So: No.
70. $50: ncn:caking mixture. 20;
household powd.. Ia. ~ TO case.
$40: DO. ~ 10 case. eA7o per case.
BUTTER AND EGGS ~
Better Creamery extras, Sic:
hrsts, sec; dairy. 2Sc; packing stock.
t;xgs---Fresh receipts. cases inciud-
ed, rrsts. s1ac: current receipta
So%c dox Receipts Tuesday. S.iSo
cases-
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

RAH OGNTuAy. sTOCkyARDs
Z 3IT. Ntch,. May fo.---Cattie:
4 Qleo0y. best heavy steers.
a 1DQet handy weight butcher
S|k1kOe.to; nixed steers and
q. 1898; handy iigh: butch
III: light butchers. $3.50
coMs. es.te07: butcher
Ih ol.le0l76. Veal calves:
bteedy. O9t0. sheep and
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CHICAGO eR AN

C~uIC AGO MAJ i0.--tfpeniuE -
Wheat: Mas up &C. J9N up l.. sep
,emh.r On &c Corn May up isc,
Juiy unchanged. September up &c.
oats--Msy up ~. iOlN VI ~ sep
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

rrinting--tns plain neat kiad--sAat
o. right-Ttnses Job DeVt.-Msin lS3ss.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-10

IND LIVE SI~b(H
~ Mr. le.--Hogs: Re-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
@ve HIM INTO THE ARMY
history Of Circumstance That
saos H'ssbee eeehlos . Defender
Of His Country.

10 evening that Higsbee Beehigs.
Jung his a cents in his right-hand
ssFs pocket took Mabel Shear.
- around to get a plate Of ice
49, 10 had absolutely no thought OF
alns In the army commlssary.
wat kind will you have7" he
sled her
'oo should say what kinds, not
~ kind." she corrected him gently.
.a'n1 III try every kind they've got.
= Won't that be lark?"
aou mustn't" he cr:eu.
~. out shall" she laughed mer-
y And she started by ordering
s0'a.e' Dersimmon and rhubarb
~ II 60 at that. please" be i'm
ner Its not being done by
!. best people"
- soe Just laughed lightly and be-
me rhubarb When she was
~ through the second order, OF
e' xiycertn. olive ice and tapl.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
Old Men Are on TOP.

Oldish men still remain on top In
this war after year of hard fighting
The four conspicuous commanders are
JOffre of the French. Won Hindenburg
OF the Germans. French of the English
and Grand Duke Nicholas of the Rus
SLAMS. All are we'll up In the sixties
That is an unusual circumstance
Caesar was young man VIXEN he In
vaded Gaui, Alexander was q boy
when he made his great conquests
Napoleon became the military meteor
on earth before he was thirty. and be
and Wellington were only forty-six
when they met at Waterloo TO- the
last night either ever witnessed.
Washington was but forty-tve when
he wintered a. Valley Forge. and he
was not yet ffty-six when CORVALLIS
surrendered to him his army at York
town. Grant was only forty-three -
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
introduced Wire Nails.

Wire nails were first made in the
United States by William Hersel OF
New York, about 1851 In 1875 Father
Goebel, a Catholic priest. located at
Covington. KY. coming from Germany.
where the art of making wire nails
was practiced. Goebel began the man
ufacturc of wire nails at Covington,
and in 1876. the American Wire &
Screw Nail company was established
under his leadership. At first the
nails were made by hand. but soon a
French machine was imported For
a time the wire nails were made with
barks, that they might hold more So
curely. and the new industry grew but
slowly. In 1875 at the Centennial Elk,
hill ition in Philadelphia, the company
received a silver medal over French
and German competitors. This called
the attention of trade to the article.
and other firms at once took up its
manufacture.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
SYNOPSIS.

:, ., the steamer Kaiser Fritz
cas hound from Australia. CRIES
pessiu deep that Henry Craven. VINO
~ =. h.fore had ruined his father ;
. yes a.sf is dead. and finds that Hii +
n,us uho shares the stateroom win
u TCy lows Craven and also Blanche
MA former neighbor and play
baA"' when the daily papers come
e :, Southampton Toye reads that
1872 has been murdered and calls
mM w.. ' dream second sight, He thinks
.s q little amateur detective work
{ Gn ssse himself. In the train to town
Z w s. .c the murder. which was com
~ !, caxalet's old home. Toye hears
IVY rs,slet that Scruton. who had been
80. friend and the scapegoat LOT
80. dishonesty, has been released
~ w. nhson. Cazalet goes down the
n. md meets Blanche. Toye also
w w. "a re her and tells Cazalet that
s.,iau hss been arrested. but IS ne
s"s'i believe the old clerk is guilty ne
! sans to ferret out the murderer:
s.sst and Blanche 60 to Cazalets old
- and meet Mr.. Drinkwater OF Scot
n Yard. Caxalet goes with Dr!nkwa-
= IA the library where the murder was
lifted shows him Q secret passage
\ INV Of a. q boy.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
CHAPTER vli-contInued.

on that was as easy as pie: ID
- explored them. Do you remem'
h The row | got into. Blanche. for
slhg you With me once and simply
ming your frock?"
I remember the frock!" said
Hnehe
4 VI, her last contribution to the
syersation; immediate develop
sns not only put an end to the fur
Ia exchange Of ancient memories.
II rendered 1t presently impossible
b removing Cazalet from the scene
MA the two detectives. Almost with
Il warning all three disappeared
I'm the makeshift trapdoor cut by
n Of them ~ q schoolboy In his
htAers floor.
shs hardly even knew how II hap
med The little place was so small
1t she never saw the hole until 1t
n engulfed two Of the trio: the third
Chrer. Mr.. Drinkwater himself, had
NJ courteously turned her out of the
hny before following the others
" be had said 30 very little before
Ind for her to hear, and 30 quickly
rsventee Cazalet from saying any
ahs It oil. that she simply could not
ohk what any Of them were doing
1dsr the floor.
Under her very feet she heard them
eWins . she waited Z bit in the hall:
% she left the house by way of the
wants quarters. Of course without
edins any communication with those
1stnesrs. and only Indignant that
= Drinkwater should have requested
y not to do 20.
Svas . long half-hour that followed
Sanche Macnair. but she passed 1t
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
W turned her wholesome mind to
= which in some ways she knew
- and trusted further than men
- va dog at Uplands. and as
\ ne had seen nothing of him: he
- u . large kennel In the yard.
= = was = large dog and rather
..d'ess. But Blanche knew him BY
= ana had felt always sorry for
ls lafse kennel was Just outside
. nck door. which was at the TOP
|. ne cellar steps and at the bot.
NJ " Two or three leading into the
1efy: but Blanche. OF course went
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01

he. stood at Appomattox. Stonewall
acksop had won a military record for
all time before be was killed at thir-
lynne.
Won Molke was the exception. as he
was seventy when. IS years ago this
summer. he trapped the armies OF
France in six weeks. But these seem
to be the days when age gets the
plums.
Didn't our governor just designate
as Pennsylvania three greatest men
one seventythree. another seventy
five and a third seventy Sc sen?-
"Girard." In Philadelphia Ledger
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01

drew a deep breath as Blanche and be
turned back toward the river
FIRST time of prompting. expect"
he whispered "But there's hope II
savage is their strongest witness"
Only listen TO that dog" said
Blanche. as they PASSED the va!d.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
Commercially Considered.

Commercially Considered.
Ever read Rants 'CritiQue of Pure
Reason!"
YES" replied Mr.. Penwiggle.
Wonderful, isn't IT,
Il should say 50. That fellow must
have had an awful pull with tho pub
fishers to get that stuff printed"
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oca. Higsbee Beehlgs leaped to his
feet in desperation.
Excuse me a moment" he said
hastily and ran out of the place with
out stopping for his hat and enlisted.
leaving Mabel with the Ice cream bill
Detroit Free Press.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
H0STETTER'S
BitterS
is a remedy you can always
relV on for Stomach and Bow
Ell disorders. Get the genuine
Iniucement.

This is fine tea" said the sales
man. land this copy Of Bluggins'
History Of the World Is worth the
money"
Il suppose you sell the tea and
throw in the history"
mo. We sell the history and give
you the tea to keep you awake while
you are reading it."
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
An Apprehension.

DO you remember the old copybook
In which you used to write Honesty
Is the Best Policy"
YES" replied Senator Sorghum:
I'm afraid some of the boys had to
write that motto over and over 60
often that they got little tired Of It
and tried to forget it."
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
AmbiQuous.

Such q pretty girl as Mabel H. and
she has no beaux!
You see her father has the repu-
tatiop of being such kicker"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
Growth Of the Finoer Nails

Finger nails grow more quickly In
summer than In winter The middle
finger grows the fastest and the thumb
the most slowly.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
He Didn't Bite.

He Didn't Bite.
Don't you ever long for a home of
your own" asked the coy young thing.
Il should think you'd get awfully tired
Of clearinghouse cooking"
Il do" replied the wary bachelor.
but. you see, a fellow can change his
boarding house without taking a trip
to Reno"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01

Dr.. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver,
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for
. laxative-three for q eathartic.-Adv.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
When Baby IL feverIsh.

Nothing Is better than sponge
oath With eight ounces OF alcohol
added TO a quart OF warm water.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01

Weak, Fainty Heart. and Mysteries
can be recti6ed by taking 'Renovine" .
heart and nerve tonic. Price soc and g. III
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
Prick the Apples,

When baking apples prick the skin
with q fork and they will not burst
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
Deal In Frozen Milk.

In some parts of Siberia milk Is
sold frozen ar .und a piece of wood.
which serves as q handle to carry 1t.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01

IT IS IMPERATIVE
that you keep a bottle of Mississippi
Diarrhoea Cordial In your medicine
chest. In constant use for fifty years
Price Csc and 50c.-Adv.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01

Never judge a mans bravery by his
conversation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-13

on waste lands and in young orchards.
In the past few years under the in
struction of the forestry department
young trees have been cut in such q
way as not to injure stands OF grow
ng evergreens. Besides, owners Of
wooded land are copying methods in
Germany and other European coun-
tries and are thinning out plantations
Of young trees in such a way as TO
utilize and develop the best Of their
forest growth.
AS a result OF these methods New
York State VIII have plenty OF the
two kinds OF trees most desirable for
the Christmas season. the balgam FIR
and the red spruce A report from
the state College OF Forestry says:
Both OF these trees grow abund-
antly and thrifty N the Adircn-
dacks and TO limited extent on high
elevations in other parts OF the
State"
SO let the Riddles cheer up. There
will be an abundance OF Christmas
trees and greens. And ~ the dealers
who are trying to boost the price too
high don't look out the boycott will
get them.