davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-23
Sc dice qae los callOs
aCEHan COMO timbres
electriCos
por Gus de que los caiIos. SON
dolorosos o0rt5nd0l0s crecea

Apriete TN bottom electrico Y Sc for
IRA un contacto con TN aIambre cue
suena Ia carnpaua, Cuando lie aprie-
tan los Z2patos contra e. Gallo, Ia raiZ
de este aprieta sobre IN nerrio sensi:
bic y listed sianre ur fuerte dolor.
En- iugar &c cortaIse los %caIlos, 10
cual solo hace groceries, !lGguese a
c~ualqaior 5otica = p;da IN cuarto de
onza &c "Freezone.' Esto lie costari
muy POGO pero es Suficienve para re-
now los cailos de los pies por mas
duros 0 suaves que sean. Unas cuau-
tvs gotas ~aplicadas directamente So
bre los callos adoloridos, alivian ms
tsntaaeamente Y pronto el Gallo Sc a.
grieta &c manera de poderse sacar
con toto Y raiz, sin dolor. Este re-
medic nunca infiama nj aun irrita los
teiidos adyacentes. adv
cantidad de ropa, Ia cual vendieron en-
los bazares para hacerse de dinero.
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FL SERYICIo De TELEFGNOS EN-
FL CAMPO KELLY.

Ha quedado conclude el ~servicio
especial de telefonos en- Ell Campo
Kelly. servicio por Ell cual queda CO.
muu;cado con la ciudad, = liga ade-
ms. todas las oficinas Gel dicho
acantonamica:o dc los cuerpos de
a.iacion.
Las iastalaciones, son de nj for
M enreramente nueya, y appropriate
en- todo para campamentOs de esa
indole,
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.OCIAlES 7
- P~ERSONALEAS
SENSIBLE

e. hogan de una d~istinguida faml-
LA mexicana Sc encuentra sumlda en-
proiundo duelo.
Inuti!es resultaron todos los esfuec-
EOS De Ia ciencia para arrancar de
las carras de la muerte a Ia aprecla-
bic DANA dola Luisa Cara de StllLe
ouien. anoche, a las 11:05 pas6 =
meior vida, enmedio del doior intense
de las personals de 81 fami!ia Y de
ia hondisima pena de cuantos Ia CO.
nocieron Y a~preciaron u virtudes,
Estuvieron a su lado, en- los ultimos
momentos, 81 esposo el senior doctor
II. ". Stille Y sus hijos, Ia sonora
Carolina S. Vda. de Zozaya, las Sc
6or;tas Luiza Y Maria ' e. joven Luis.
A 81 otra hija, IL sonora Ines 5. dc
Carderas. cue Sc ~encuentra en- Salt
10. Coah., le fu6 communicate por te-
lagrafo Ia tremenGa n]oticia.
La famiIia Sti.}e vino de Saltillo
hace aigunos amos, desdc cue las con-
diciones de nuestro pals hicieron diff
ell la vida ALI. Y la residido, destc
~cntonces. en- Laredo primero y des-
puas en- esta ciudad.
Los f~unerales de la sonora Stll!e
tcndran lugar hoy q las 5 de Ia tar
Dc. habicndo s;do seHalado para Ia IN
humaci6n del cadaver, e. Mission
Burial Park.
Env;amos nucstras s;nceras condo
lenc;as 4 Ia a~preciable familia St;lle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-23
BALE DE DESPEDIDA

Con motivo de 81 pr6%imo viaie {"
II cipdad de Mexico, Il Srita. Maria
Emilia Lone, HIN del Or. don Fer
nando Lopez, ser& obse7uiada hoy cor
~ bale cue en- 81 honor han orE"n!-
zado a,~uuas De sus amigos.
Fl bale alud:Go tcnGra luGar en- G
Casino Me~icaro. Y principiara a las
9 dc IA nochc. Terdra IA fiesta alb
so,1gamcnte III ~caTacter intimo y par
Ocular.
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cEIouILLos ArRoVECHAD0S.

Mr.. Smidth, que vive CT Ia esqui-
na de las GALES de Rogers Y St.
James, die parte aver q Ia p~olic.a, de
u habia sido victima de TN robo,
uno que cuyos autores era su propio
hijo.
R~euniGronse COZ ST. citado hijo AT
garos ctros muchachos amigos, min
de ellos mayor de ounce amos,
:, De comun acaerdo, s~ustraieron de
IA casa de Mr.. Smidth una regular
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De EEGRESS.

Naaana dabc regresar q Laredo.
Iuear De 81 Residential, desD16S de ha-
le "rfcnlado los asuntos que a 6sta
% t~-afcron. e. Tcnic2tc Coronei eX-
federal D. Jose A dc Ia PcHa. q1e In
nasado algunos dias en- San Antonio.
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-itegCi2r4a.

las Hi1caaronps d. los miScrl0s eau
>sdos oyr iur'amdc.6I. Tesrrl0, FFac,iras
de i1S lupS3S. dolores &e UH1iaE. 1HrrEl-
gi1 o. reumatIsIHo. uECiel =l!y.gFSc, anl,-
rfn!4s. 81 Lluimcrta EalIarG's Saaw. con
y cue tebe Cr0ia-Sc blea Ia Dar;e arcc!cda.
- gran puder szRltivu y Feaeir1gie, ha-
rc cesar ii dolor. reduce n mAchGL6n y
Tesiaur4 4 las ConG!cloEeS na!urales. Pre-
sET. y. 81 : 500 pCr bOGctla. De yenia
Dor R. Conn and Co., san Antonio. Texas.
-iAdY.i-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-23
NOVELAS DIYERSAS

,|-|T| T-----|| - ~" |----"-|-- y
90. 81"
j !i-a or. .t~'..--.'t "a
L.N -iilti'7 &c g"eEt"t .''' V'2J
h.S D'.l-'o..1'N az H!.rs1'
IL ra>IU.HHiJ Dc EIeFv-J -.-..---.'- 70.
- '..---' ,.''. -
i.-i' '>i">A ".tL-c' to+ .A'Hty =
.i-l-a. : =E-H-eS ioHilS. con "-S..H-
zones. riA.se.ha.N "a .--- '
A~--r.i o los LIIEfHS 1uUtflhGat's-4s
\gV"ia iarNLralA- Dos 'otIp> ...... 10
~" N~!-9.e 4e L" HHA,'" -"'.'" "S m
.4-1 -; 49,
III E4-iI! del EDl-yIt. Hr.!uFs' ral-,
.a-lr.L 81. ii vida G-t .ir..gG's1 Grt
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NOVELAS A so CENTAVOS.

A-,c de Eustar Nar.I3
Amor 3 M.rur.g
Calyar-s i" Amor
Il Egy.g I"rs.aLg
81 Eur-glar.u re las -~uI.cras
Ii Paradise dc las NujcgeS
81 Inferno &c los EynIres
81 IisGa de - HiT"~
81 N.Go De R~u:scnorrS
FL collar &c Esmrralaas
~ Il la lIs Midas
IL Alma IN IN "csO
Ia Iu34 d. las Flores
la I-irl ~ los LGbJpS
la Mia dc los JaEi:IaeS
Ia V.UGa Alcr.c
Ia Core &c. Amor
/, PrinrgSa del Dollar
Ia Uija de Venus
Las DbrcTa> Gel Amor
las Ii,JGS del ChIupgsDc
Las EyIS NuicrnS>
Marina o Ia Hla de las 0iaS
NaIlIfas sean las NuJcTcS
Na,aitOS sean los Lumh"rS
NaldlaS sean las SGesra>
Ma!dlIG sea Il Amor
NalditUS sean los Ce!0s
P.~iHHjTiES de Amor
Porqus - Ca>an les H6mbTeS
Hurgug - CaSan las MUieres
PuTCnIs Pecan las mujereS
POrgua Re,GriCeu las NtudaS
P0Fuu4 NuFGlurau las Eic!aS
Pcr SsEuir g gRa NtLeF
81 NaJeStld 81 Amor
Viva ~; N"via.
Il BeceTro de GRO
Il Ht50 Nlitit0
81 %GausCg.;o de nj EaGre
NIria. DOT J0r=e lS53cs
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oRRAs DE cRANDEs AUToREs

Enirernrses &c Ceramics -......... SIZE
Hamlet : Romeo ' Julieta QoT Sha-
Eereae L.4t
Los bGldlGOs del amor, pOF Alar-
con : Fuyol. NOvetG ACslFada, :
crlnL.S fo.uuS. paste leila ..-..---.... T.
"a nIy!nd. CcIrIis- uOr q Dante lit
ElErya. Eur Federico H.StCal .....,. t-4o
IL Ggrbero Ge SeviIfa Y Las BOC1s
dc El-ITo. InT BeaUmIrCha,S e. i-iF
Ell VargiSG Fert.dO. de Milton ..... i.4s
IL DJyla de LaEGerGvgr, pOr Wal
tr- SCOT ~. ...... ........... 10
Il EalGCiero. pur TirSo Ge Molina ~
FL Epu.-ucerO del CID ............ LII
.AMIdO lISta el paIiEUip ..-....... 10
FL AbUcio de! Rey. pur Gabriel Nj
r. ....... ........ ............... IL
Z E-t4sg- |rsrr. lr--rFTFt. I'll
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MANUALES PRACTICES

"a IN peso cada uno)
Manual dc Aceiies Y IabCnes
Manual de Agricultural . HtnaCerl3
Manual lie Aries y 0flctos
Manual &c AlOanILeT!a
Manual de CarpilteTiI DC taller
Manual de CeTrajcCia Y ObTaSe de Hero
Manual del C0be;eTO = POlyoTiSta
Manual del CurtiGCT Ge Pieles
Manual del COuTIteT0-PaStelerO
Manual del Observation-Disclosures
Manual de EleCtriCidad
Manual de FotCgraf1
Manual del HOjalatero
Manua! de Jardineria ' Horticulture
Nznual del LabOreO de MtE2s
Manual Ge LeChCTia
Manual de NecauiCa Industrial
Manual del PintCT
Manual del TrIcgrafista : T~elefontSia
Manual del RelOjeTo
Manual del SastTe
Manual DC NcteTlDaria y EqGitac!on
Manual del ZapaterO
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NUEVO CAMPO De LOS LENADO-
RES DEL MUNDO."

Hemos tenido el gusto de reclolr
l. siguiente ca-ta:
San Antonio, Texas, SeptiembTe
IS de 1917.
Sencr director de La Prensa."
Presente.
Muv senior nuestro:
Te2ernos IL honra de participant i
listed gue e. dia i de los c~orr:entes
qued6 esta6iecido en- esta ciudad del
nycvo campo de los "Woodmen Of
the World" q quicn sc. le do ell nom
bre lie Mexico" Quedando intcgrado
81 personal directive por It's Derso-
mas ~sigyientes:
Consu. Comandante. S.. Lie. Ne
mesio Garcia Naranjo.
Consul Comandante Honorario, ST..
Ee,iciaro Tave~a.
Secre-ar;o, ST. u. s. Nor.ega.
T~esorero. Sr. Jose Qciroga.
Escol.a. S.. Castulo Ortiz.
Eig:lanta, ST.. Fortunate &c los
Santos.
? Cerc;ne,a. ST. 3ya9ric.o Ii.e.es.
A3l.,ocss. S-es. Eyerarto Sierra
no. Raul Lopez de Lara y Carlos Tia
ee'zio6.
usa..o del Ca~2ameat5, 1T Felipe
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OBRAs DE HUGO CONWAY
)BRAS DE GABRIEL D'ANNUNZIO

FL Tr.unro lie II mucrie- , tomoS : D,
Fl Placer. , tO-g0S .....--.-.-... W
II I,o.er.e ..... 60
r,-~a1as 70 las TorgS ~ O.Ll
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cantidad de ropa, Ia cual vendieron en-
los bazares para hacerse de dinero.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-11
Germany Faces
Fuel Shortage

COPENHAGEN. May ll,--via Lon
don )--Germany's fuel difficulties did
not end with the late unusually severe
winter. On the contrary. Germans are
even now being warned tina, during
the res, Of the war and in the period
Immediately following i, will be i'm.
possible to supply the individual con.
sumner with all the coal he desires l,
will be necessary for him to pu, up
with some discomfort, he is told, al.
though, n the lokal Anteieer com.
men,s, with the coming Of winter We
shall at least not freeze" A govern.
men, coal commission has been estab-
lished to appottion the coal mined, with
regard to the urgency oi various needs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-11

Texas, were special guests Mrs.
John Lawrence Mills made the high
score Next weeks meeting OF the club
is adjourned on account Of conflicting
engagements and Miss Helen Gloyd, SG
West Fourteenth street, will be the
hostess May y
Mrs y K Norris oi 2O4 WcSll
Fourth street. entertained the Savoy
Luncheon club yesterday with a rose
luncheon Mr., $. II Burnham and
Miss Della Black OF Independence.
Kan. PLAYED the substitute hands, Mrs
George G. Lii and Mrs. ". g. Bou,
making the scores, The club will meet
IN two week, for the final meeting oi
the season with Mr., Harry VI. Plat.
jNH West Tenth street
4 . ~
Mr. and Mrs J VI. Condi,. lTll
West Thirty third street. entertained
the CorcopSls Dinner club las, evening
\ large bowl Of Ametican beauty roses
formed the centcrpicce for the dinner
table. Mrs G.. l.. Green and Mr. Con.
dit made the high scores OF the club
which will meet next week with Mr.
and Mrs. X s. Rowland. I2l East
Twelfth street
y 2
Mr. Oscar Diclg Of the Skirvin hotel
leaves this evening Tor a week or ten
days visit IN san Antonlo and Calves
ton.
=
twenty-five were present Yesterday
morning to take their first instruction
IN the knitting class which has been
opened by Miss Ethclyn Johnson IN her
home, 40 West Fifteenth street, This
class is TO knit sweaters. hose and NIT
tens for the United States sailors un.
der the dircc, agency OF the United
States Naval league ~ New York. Il
is important that every one interested
in this work and willing TO give ibSn
services get III touch with Miss ldhr
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street, entertained the ID. A. Y 7. club
which will NEE, in two weeks with
Mrs. w J Adams, 1883 East Sixth
street
q "
The Trcjolc club which met last
nigh, with Mr. and Mrs Luke Mu-
sache, sll North Douglas avenue, will
meet Thursday with Mir and Mrs h.
{, Shinn. llp Yves, Second street Mr..
and Mrs Shlnn received the club iavotS
las, night
Z
The Arbu,uS club me, yesterday with
Mrs J. s. Marsh. 1870 West Twen,y.
seventh street, the high scores being
made by Mrs W. T. lindley and Mrs
+. N, Grim. Mrs Fritz Straughn was
a special gues, In the election OF off.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-11

well did he pay you'" asked the
wife OF a dentist who had been to col
lect bill for a full set OF false teeth
that he had made for man almost a
year before
PAY me" growlcd the dentist mo,
only did he refuse to pay me, but he
actually had the eiirontfy to gnash a,
me-with my teeth"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-11
BY Aletha Barr Taft.

c oRS / NJ. BASS Of 200 North
MNl Dali, ayenuc gave the second
UW|| 81 hcr n,r,,c. IN honor Of her
SVS h.,.,.,,a,,, Nc, < p Iockc
A., - ~ ,,'uI' =, s"''',' w. w.. n c,l.,
WI, N. ,, ''", 81 iSo'' n. M,'' u nr,.Lon.e
I ".I ~, ~. i'',' 81, v',,,;,n,s ,cs
dIu OF MIN, ttuIE' n N'l''"'hH' ~
tetday afternoon when she entertained
delightfully."- with bridge he rc,ep-
ton room, were attractive win h'Ilaf-
ney roses and lonQuIS. he bridge iaS
ors were presented to Mrs. ames l.
Rutherford and Mrs Herbert \. Town
send, Mrs Scott Thompson. Mrs Nee
X. Mckee and Mrs i. + Lar'man as
sisted Mrs. Bass IN rccGyIng ana en-,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-11

GERS Mrs. A. L. lockhart was made
president; Mrs. {. +. Gordon. vice
president; Mrs. W. {. Mcdonald, sec
retary; Mrs. Lindlcy, treasurer; Mrs
John Potts, reporter The club will
meet May "a with Mrs Lindley, lSlS
West First street
=
Mrs {. G. NonS,cln, Mrs. Sigmoud
GoldS,ein, Mrs II. + Bloun, Mrs. J.
NJ. Allen, Mrs. W A. Robbins. Mrs.
Earl +. Campbell and Mrs, 7. II Me
Gregor, were additional guests yeSter-
day when the Sans Souci Bridge club
met with Miss Molhc Cherry 2ll Har-
TriSon avenue. The high scores were
made by Mrs J r. Draden, 300 Fast
Eighth street, with whom the club will
meet May , 4and BY Mrs James h.
Sullaway.
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years old and married. committed sui.
eide in his store a, BiggerS, Ark. &c
cording to officers arriving here to-
night 1t was believed he was temper
atily insane.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-11
Saturday Special F!

Women's 75c Aprons At only Soc
These are of percaleS and ginghams
and made slipover style with side
front oloslngs OF back closings. No
two trimmings alike -(Fourth Floor.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-11
MAN KILLS FATHER
AND THEN HIMSELF

POCAHONrAS. Ark, MAY ll-N-
ter shooting. i, was believed fatally. hi,
b5 learold father George Biggets, y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-11
Saturday Special!

Women's sii9 House Dresses at 79c
OF good quality percale in stripes
and checks; bias form fitted belts,
also finished at belt with piping
three quarter sleeves high or low
neck
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-10-25
B UR TO =


furnished by the Tacoma chap.
ter for the sailors on the cruiser
Tacoma. " The ladies were en-
couraged to see a number of ar
ticles on display that were made
by the Burton auxiliary.
During his brief residence on
the Island. Arthur Marsh has
established a reputation as II
humorist, His latest yarn"
reads like this: A number of
ladies hired him to take them in
his iitney on a tour of the Is
lands. They passed a ranch
where there was large silo,
What is that" one of the la.
dies queried- "A silo," replied
Mr.. Marsh. An asylum! What
do people want with an asylum
over here2"
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-10-25
WEDDING BELLS

A very pretty home wedding was
solemnized at Hotel Burton, the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. Sackctt
on last Thursday evening, Oct. -,
when their daughter, Miss Laura
Sackett, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Calven Graedel, of lrby, Wash,
Rev. George Bale, pastor of the Bap-
list church, of which the bride has
been member for a number OF years,
officiating. The ring service was used.
As the bride descended the stairway,
carrying bouquet of sweet peas and
white carnations, and was Joined by
the groom, Miss Doris VanHousc sang
II Love You Truly Miss Elizabeth
Stewart played the wedding march.
During the ceremony the bridal cou-
pie, who were unattended, took their
position beneath Il beautiful arch OF
Ivy and pink and white astcrs.
Following the wedding ceremony,
Rev. Mrs. Detmers of Seattle, sang
Hold Thou My Hand Congratula-
tions we're then extended the young
couple, after which the assembly re-
paired to the spacious dining room
where bountiful wedding supper was
served. Twenty-four were seated at
the table.
The dining room was artistically
decorated with marigolds and kinikin-
lex. Pink sweet peas, ferns, and red
huckleberries were used in the hall
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-10-25

Lutheran Evan Seandinayian-S sun
day services Sunday school. 10 a. M.
preaching every first and third Sunday
of each month at II Il. m. Ladies' Aid
on third Wednesday Of each month at
2 p, m. Rev. O Eyer pastor.
First Presbyterian Sunday school,
1000 a. m: Morning service. II 90 a.
m; Christian Endeayor, $50 D. M !;
Evening service. 1880 D. IN; Bible
study Wednesday evening. 1880 o'clock
willing Workers society. meet first
Thursday in the month.
Sunday school board meeting, first
Wednesday evening of each month
Trustees meeting. second Wednes-
day IN the month.
Parent-Teachers meeting, second
Tuesday In the month, 2:3O D. nj nj the
High school
The Library Association meets the
frst Tuesday afternoon OF each month.
vsshon Center.
Christian Science Society-Seryice
every Sunday nj HOO o'clock, Rodda's
Hall, Center. Everybody welcome.
Coyas.
Golgotha Evangelical Lutheran =
Services Sunday nj IL a. m: Sunday
school, 10 A. M; Young Peoples soci.
ETY., Sunday evening. choir rehearsal.
Tuesday, s y. m. at Mrs. o. Madison's;
prayer meeting Thursday evening; La
dies Aid meets third Thursday OF the
month at 9 .. m.
Portage.
Christ Church, Episcopal Services
Sunday school 1915 a. M. morning
prayer at 11:15 a. m.
llsabeuIs.
Methodist Episcopal Sunday serv.
Ices at 3 p. M. Rev. T.. H. Gebert, pas
tor.
Notwithstanding every Sunday
evening at 7:45. Sunday school az /. 30
a. M.
Dockton.
Methodist Sunday serv-
ices at 1880 p. m. Rev. e. II. Gebert.
pastor.
Cove.
Norwegian Danish Methodlst-Sun-
day school at 10 a. M; morning serv.
ice at II.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Burton.

Methodist Episcopal Morning sery
ices, Sunday school, 10 a M; regular
service. 11:15 a. m. Rev E. II. Gebert,
pastor.
fiaphst-Bible school at 10 a. M.
public worship and preaching at II
a. m. b. Y p. U. at $3.50. followed by
the usual evening service at 1880 p, m.
Midweek prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at 1880 A cordial vel
come to all strangers to worship with
us. Rev George R. Bale, pastor
vashon.
Methodist Episcopal--Sunday serv-
ices, Sunday school. 10 a M; preach
ing, II a. M; Epworth League, $50
p. M: preaching at 1880 p. m. prayer
meeting Thursday at 1880 p. M La
dies Aid meets at Log Church every
alternate Wednesday in the month.
Everybody invited to attend these
services. R. A. Galley, pastor.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-10-25
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT

thick as marmalade. Home and
Garden.
Keep sugar in a dry place; it
absorbs moisture readily and
when dried again is hard and
lumpy.
If you SINCE the root immedi.
ately upon digging up the beet;
this prevents bleeding and con
serves the flavor and dark red
color
To remove ink-stains from
handkerchiefs. Soak for a half
hour in weak solution of
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-10-25

cider vineger wiring out, and
drop into a basin of water
to which has been added a
tablespoonful of any good wash.
ing.powder. Set on back of
stove, and bring slowly to the
boiling point, but do not boil.
Wiring out, and wash in the us
ual manner. They will be whit
en- than before.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-10-25

Mrs. S. S. Heath is reported
to be much improved.
Miss virgie Manning is slow.
ly improving from an attack of
rheumatism.
Dir. C. b, Jones aud family of
Everett, spent Sunday at the W
S. Bentley home.
Rev. Lamoreux will remove to
Aberdeen, where he has accept
ed call to the First Baptist
church.
Dist. Supt. Martin presided at
the first quarterly conference of
the year at the Nj. Il. parsonage
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. r. II. Gebert reports
that a very pleasant and profit
able meeting of the Ladies Aid
of Lisabeula was held Wednes.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Miller Krag of
Pasadena, CAL, was the guest
the first of this week of Mrs.
Alice Miller and daughter Clara.
Miss Mary Lamoreux of Bur
ton, and Mr.. Walton Taylor of
Los Angeles, were among those
listed as securing marriage IL
cense last Saturday.
Mrs. A. Hunt received the
news Tuesday of the arrival of
a small son last Sunday morning
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hitchcock at Belfair.
The Burton high and grammar
schools observed Liberty Day"
with appropriate exercises, and
turned out periodically in the
late afternoon and gathered ma
terial for the huge bonfire on the
beach which was lighted in the
evening and illuminated the en-
tire harbor. A good crowd
turned out, the more sedate en-
loving the hilarity of the young
er set. Mr.. w. G.. Parkes gave
a talk along patriotic lines.
w. G. Whitfield has returned
hale and hearty from his hunt.
ing trip in the Olympics. His
party secured an abundance of
grouse, but did not get any big
game as they did not wish tc
risk 30-mile pack. They were
out for q holiday rather than a
strenuous climb.
Mrs. N. A. Jones and Mrs
Lindstrum were in Tacoma,
Wednesday, gathering data il
regard to Red Cross work, ano
while there inspected the Rec
Cross display of 1000 knitted
sets in the show windows OF the
Feist & Bachrach store. The
sets consist of sweater, helmet,
scarf and wristlets, which wert
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State Of Washington for King County
In prohate.--No ssSlo. Notice To
Creditors
In the matter Of the estate Of Lars
Johnson Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that the UNI
dcrslgned has been appointed and has
qualified as executor Of the estate of
Lars johnson, deceased. that all per-
sons having claims against said de-
ceased or against said estate are hereby
required to serve the same, duly vert
fed. on snid executor or his attorney
OF record Mt The address below stated.
and Gle III. same with the clerk of said
Court, together with proof OF such serv-
ice. within six month"; after the date of
first publication of this notice, or the
same VIII be haired.
pate Of nrst publication October 90,
1917
LARS u. JOHNSON,
Executor of said Estate
Address, $3.50 iath Ave. West, Seattle.
Washington.
JOHN MILLS DAY.
Attorney for Estate
Room $40 New YORK Bldg. Seattle
WASH
Date of last publication November s..
1917.
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woopMrN on rnn woRrp

Burton Camp No. 30 Meets the
second and fourth Saturday OF each
month at w. o. W. hall, Burton. h.
B. wye, Consul Commander; II. G..
Stanley, Clerk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
To Cook Rice

Use double boiler. Put cup
of rice in cold water, stir well,
drain off. Do this three times,
then add 4 cups of cold water to
the one of rice, season with salt
and cook until done. The rice
will be fine.
Mrs. Steinbach, Vashon.
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Modern woodmen Of America.

vashon Camp. No. l0O5a-Meets ev-
cry second and fourth Saturday even.
ing in each month at o'clock In / o
O. r. hall Center, l. o Thompson, Con
sui; T. Hanson. Clerk Visiting broth.
ers welcome.
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Island Rebekah Lodge No. 27T-
Meets every second and fourth Tues
day evening of each month in |, o. o..
f. hall. Center. at s o'clock. Mrs.
Kate Fuller, N. g., Mrs. Elizabeth
Hearst, Secy. Visiting sisters and
brothers welcome.
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Ginger Pears

Take 3 lbs. of pears before
fully ripe, peel, core and cut in
slices. Add cup of water, 6 lbs.
sugar, juice of 1 lemons, rs ID.
Of ginger root. Simmer until as