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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31

Ing, Klamath Falls. Oregon. on Tues.
day, the lst day Of October. le1s
for the purpose Of ,rsviswins and cor.
recting ito assessments and appof.
tionmsnt Of the tax for 1913 and to
hear and determine any objection by
any interested person TO the said ~.
sessment and apportionment thereof
and any other matter In connection
therewith that may come before
them.
And you are further notified that
the assessment roll and list for the
1918 tax and the apportionment
thereof may be seen at the once Of
said board at any time on and after
the first Tuesday Of September, 1918.
Done and Dated this 28th day Of
August. 1913.
A. L. WfSHARD,
Secretary for the Board of Direct
0rs Of the Klamath Irrigation
District.
31-7.1l-21-28
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
Many YANKEES .
AREt0ST SIGHT.
Of At JUAREl

JUAREZ. Mex. Aug. 9S.--This b
tho port Of missing men. Many Am.
orleans have crossed the shaky. wood.
on bridge TO this little adobe town
who have besn never seen nor heard
Of again. The files of the Unitsd
states consulate here are filled with
lotters from inothers, Wives and other
relatives asking for Information
about mon who have disappeared
somewhere In Mexico.
Many wsrs killed fighting the vsS-
ious revolutionary forces during the
six years Of war. Others were MUIR
dered for their money on the Cails
Disblo- Street OF the Devil. or were
killed BY bandits who rove over the
country enforcing the Law of the six
shooter. Still others are living out
their lives in some mountain settle.
msnt under assumed names. oftsa
with native families.
Tom Kinssbsrry's name was the
la1sst addition 20 the long list oe
those men missing 10 Mexico. Kings.
berry was foreman Of the Palomas
Land and Cattle company. Of Los An.
geles. He LETT for su inspectioa OF
the cattle ranches west Of here aad
has not been heard from since. Mex.
leans here whisper Of . teud sxiselng
between the Palomas eowboys an1
Joes Ynss Salssss's baad oe ostlaws.
Salasar was killed at the hsadauar.
ters ranch Of The Pslomas company.
That wss whore kinSsbsssy disap-
pesred Q year later.
Fos months the body Of - Amsri.
can swayed In the wiad suspendsd
from . telegraph pole q Rsaehssis.
south OF here. He was caught dyna.
miting bridges and hanged by the ted.
ersl railroad guards. He was never
Identified. Many Americans ars
known 10 have bsea executed IN the
cemetery oa the hin. Few were giv-
On an opportunity 70 notify their rsl.
atives.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
LEGAL NOTICES
pAN~~A~~~sasaNa
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

In the County Court Of the State
Of Oregon. for Klamath County.
In the matter Of the estate OF Nor.
timer O'Connor. deceased.
The undsrsigned having been ap-
pointed by the County Court Of the
State Of Oregon. for klamath county,
administrator Of the estate Of M0rti.
mer O'C0nn0r. deceased, and having
qualified. notice Ii hereby given To
the creditors OF. and all persons hav-
Ing claims against said deceased. Ia
present them. verified a. required BY
law. within Gig months after the nrst
publication or this notice 70 said ad-
ministrator At the once Of Renner
Z Kent. klamath Falls. Oregon.
J. p. McAULIFFE.
Administrator OF the estate Of Nor
timer 0'Connor. deceased.
Dated August -, 1913. 81
3%.3l.7-l%.3l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
WAR HORSES
EDUCATION IS
PHENOMENA

LONDON. Aus. 3S.---A war horse.
before hs % ready for service. rs-
coives au education almost % rigor-
ous and eomprshsasivs % that Of the
reeruit who ridss him Into battle.
when properly trained he will face
bssbsd wire and even rush sntansle.
msnts, regardless Of lacerated legs
and flsnks. After he has been &C.
customsd 70 have . man mount rapid.
" on bis sensitive back he 10 taught
70 knssl with the rider. He has 70
b taught 70 pull ~ bic own length
from . gallop. to stand steady while
Q rider fire from bis back and to
iis eth on the ground while hs b b.
ING used - . cover for bis rider who
saipes over bic side.
Ons Of the most difficult things ~
suirsd Of . war horss b TO become
familiarlssd with the sword. IN war.
fare Il b . common trick for . caval.
ryman to aim bis first blow at his
opponsat's horse. for no horse will
stand after being pricksa o. the nos
tStl or Up. ~
Whea horse knows bic rider we'll
10 viii perform surprising deeds. A
brigade has bssn known to 80 thru
thres lines OF bayonsts and then
thPu . haFbsd wire sntanslement.
Not long ago . Canadian troop
charged two lines Of German mach.
Inc guns and rifles. wheslsd and then
rode thru them . second time. When
the enemy finally begins bis big 70.
treat Il % the Allies horses that will
KEGS the German on the run.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
BEPRETTY,TU TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
TRY 0RANDNOTHERH OLD "a.
vORlTE RHC0re OF SAGE TEA
AND sCLo'MuR

Almost svsryoae khows that Sage
Ten and sulphur. properly compound
-. brings back ne natural color sad
'users to the hair whss faded. gray
OF streahed. Years ago the only way
% Get thls mixture was 70 make II at
home. which b mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays. by asking u any
erns store eor "Wysth's sage and Sui.
phur Compound" you Will sst large
bottle OF this fsmous old recipe. In
proved BY the addition OF other In.
sFedisnts. tor about 50 cents.
oon't stay srayi Try III No one
eaa possibly tell that you darksnsd
Jour hair. - L does II % naturally
ssa evenly. You danpsn . sponge OF
sost brush With Il. and draw this
snFopsh your hair. taking one small
ssraad at . uns; by uosnins the gray
saR dlsappears. and AFTER another ap.
el'sat}oa Or two. your hair becomes
eeaut|sully dark. glossy asd attract.
wysths sass and Sulphur Con.
eeund = . dellshtiul toilet requisite
sos those who desire dark halr and .
youthful appsaranes. II u not in.
'esde Tor ~ care. mitigation or
sssvsitiea u Aissass. .-Aav.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31

The Chriseiaa Science oesieGy ee
Klamath valls helds services q llS
Fourth street every Sunday aera-
ins at IL o'clock aaa every. We1.
nssday evening at . O'Clock. Al are
welcome.
Subject Of lesson tor Sunday !.
"Christ Jesus"
The Sunday schoej eeeeloa y
from s:ts TO lo:As every sunday
morning.
The Bible and all authorised Chsis.
tian Science literature nay - rsal.
borrowed or purchased. -
The free reading rooo aa1 TREE
leading library b opea froo 9:3o
to %:30 on Tussdays. Thufsdays asA
Saturdays. tf
There Will b regulas services y
the Prssbyterian church sunday
morning. sunday school st 10 .. n.
A. II . IN. the pastor VIII spoak -
The subject "Ths cSll. q We Hour
That II Urgent Upea Dvssyeas a
the Home Folks:" A. thjs = Labor
Sunday. the theme Of the evening
sermon at . o'eioek viii - ''TAe
Greatest Need % Labor end Capltsl."
The choir b again % duty sad thees
will bs special musie q both morn.
and evening services TAh b ths
first Of the tall ssrvisss. 0vesy mem.
bsr Of the .congrssatioa h The city
b urged 70 - present. oesaAsegs
will b welcomed. Labesias nsa.
OF lsboe osgsoisssieas and
employers Of labor sss invited sapse.
tally 70 the svsains seeviee. Z. ?.
Lawrence. ministsr.S g.,
eC>> g
Msthodist BpiseoDal- al-0Aly iouS
more Sundays until TIE eleee q Tie
Conference year. IT, vacation ssa-
BON b ended; let ~ sally % The tasks
before 10. All pledges Tor The var.
ious bsnsvolsat boards a our church
should b In The haads oe tAe treas
ursr not later than osptsmhes lS.
Last Quarterly Contseeaee Neaday
svening. September Z.
Everybody will rally 70 The Sunday
school at 10 .. n. ,. y. Chileots.
supt.
Theme Tor the morains sseviss at
II .. m: "Has ChsistlaaitN yailedi"
ppworth Lsasue q Z ,. =. Lawrsaes
Phelps. president, ouhjset q TIE ~.
sning pssashtng sesvlee q . e'eloek:
The Iudividual's ood." "a
Good Musie. a eesaial veleo0e
10 all neweomess. 4
80 go IS
There viii b 40 LutAseaa seeviees
held 1t the Baptist church. siAee y.
0. Rossman Aas gone 70 Geld Hun 70 +,
spsak. Services aad sunday school
win b held asain % sunday. oep-
lsmbsr : q tAs regular tims, -.
'iess 1'so ,. =. sunday sshesi q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
CxnCH FoRCns INCREAsH

NEW YORK. Aug. Sl.-Ths num-
hss Of Cssehoslovak troops fighting
IN Russia was recently given hy the
North German Gazette % 100000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31

. a war stamp . aay hesps TIE
kaiser away.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
NEW b0LsHEV|K
lEhDERSARE
'FEEl|MC OATS

PETRO0RAD. Aus. 3i.-The Min.
Sheys Siovo publishes the following
lsetss. alleged 10 have bssn written
y . squad compsnioa" siscesd By
~ fellows commander Of Q Bolshe-
VII regiment. TO Ais wife IN . Rus-
slaa village:
my greatly respected wife. Asri.
Dlas lvanovna: In the first Tines Of
~ letter I infosm you that BY the
ssaes Of God and the will Of my sol.
der comrades tho blood Of the nobi.
NV b now flowing In my veins. b.
eauss ! am now Fathsr-C Commander
q the whole regiment and Of 10 war
chest. ! enclose Re. 100. with which
700 must buy yourssls ~ astraehan
eeas and . feather which h worn on
Tie head.
"You are not 70 keep company with
Tie women Of the village. but you
must call on the ofIicsrs' wives. DO
aoe rush into their house like . swine
but lot yourself b announced to lot
them know who you are.
Your husband and at present.
Commander OF . regiment. Thoma
Tsisntysvich Klslo-0uhia."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31

During The asresst Of the nshh. battle in France British wounded
hospitals carried the
filled machine action wounded
the woods
enr~ whil o
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
NOTICE

TO all Freeholders. Legal voters
and Assessment Payers Of the Kla.
math Irrigation District:
You and each OF you are hereby no
titled that the Board Of Directors Of
the klamath Irrigation District. act.
Ing - . board OF equalization. will
meet In the once OF saids board. at
the y. 8. Reclamation Service Build
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
A LsAneR IN LIFE INSURANCE.

TAs great strsnth. The big diV-
dsads. and the Incompatible bsns-
1ts oe the Fisst Ansstcan LiSe Insur.
aneo. Co. means 1rst elass Insurance
Tor you. Pr Vartieulass 80 Geo. G.
uirssh. district msnasst. ss-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
WOMAN KILLED WHEN
CAR GOES OFF GRADE

PORTLAND. Ore Aug.30-Mrs.
Amy Cowing. wife Of Tom Cowing
was killed yesterday near Blodgstt
when an automobile ran of . grade.
Her husband and two children were
slightly hurt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
At the Theaters

Appearing In Q new and novel
Characterization. william 8. Hart. the
popular Thomas II. lnce. Aircraft
star. was seen In Selfish Yates" his
latest production at the Star Theatre
yesterday. The presentation was Wit.
messed BY . house that packed the
theatre frcm pit to dome. and. % 10.
ual With the Hart Photoplays. the
picture scored . decisive triumph.
selfish Yates" 10 . dive keeper
end saloouist In Thirsty Center. .
. miuing town In the mountains OF
Arisona. He prides himself upon the
fact that he u selfish and that his
rsputation stands proudly upon an
emineuce OF sslf.sstscm. He thinks
Of no one but himself and bic motto
II 10 look after hts Individual inter.
sst nrst aud lot the devil take the
hindmost. at the Star Tonight.
The latest Triangle picture. Her
Dccision." featuring beautiful Gloria
Swanson. which will be shown st the
Temple theatre sunday night. IL .
story based on . woman's sacrifice
10 save her younger sister. In this
picture Miss swanson finds herself In
. situation forcing her to obtain mon.
ey TO cover up = sisters indiscretion.
She appesls 10 her boy sweetheart
for help aud receives . brutal refusal.
Then she turns To her middls-aKsd
employer. whose offer Of marriage
she has already refused. and offers tS
sacrifice herself for the necessary
sum. =.
Q . .
Would you like 70 have your
breath almost t,ksn away? Would
you like to have . cold for something
that will make you forget your daily
worries and your business cares. 90
ses Dsorgs Walsh. the william Fox
athletic thunderbolt at tho Orpheus
theatre tonight only. In bile new
Photoplay. Brave and Bold"
The story has . mile.a.minuts oct.
Ion In Il and . laugh and . thrill
almost every second. II 10 we'll fitted
to Walsh's stsam.sngins ways. Il 70
ADAPTED from "Four.Forty at Fort
Penn" By Psrlsy Poors shsshan. II
forces George 70 travel mighty fast
but 10 finishes strong.
He captures . billion dollar war
order from Q foreign prince who bad
made On appointment tor "your.forty
at Fort Penn" with George Georges
rival triss bis beet to keep George
from the meeting and Il d the oh.
staclss that George ovsrcomss that
makes for action and thrills. Why
hs even carries the princs from the
hotel Just before the dynamite shat
tsrs the building and hs has troubles
Of his own keeping his swssthsart
from the power Of bis rival.
Il u what might bs called in some
localities "a Humdingsr." II vNs
directed BY Carl Harbaugh and
walsh has an excellent supporting
cast which ineludss Dan Mason and
Unwlna Quinn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
CUTTING AIRPl.AMn
LUMpER IN IRELAND

DUBLIN. Aug. si-Irsiand 10 sup.
plytag ash timber sufficisnt Tor con.
ssruetioa oe le.eoe aisplanes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-31
GIANT REVENUE
BILL Is READY

. WASHINGTON D. C. Aug. 81 (
. Completing the task Of framing
. the eight billion dollar war Re- I
. venue bill the House wayS and
. Means Comittee today agreed to
. report the measure on Monday.
. The new bill carries . greatly
. increased income tax.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-13
Glen Whit6

Rev. j. ID. Coleman filed his regular
appointment the first sunday with two
able sermons.
George Hoover, Who Was sccidently
caught betwo a ear and y post in tile
mines Friday, lie improving
Mrs. Surie Garland 10 on the sick li-i
and it 10 hoped 10y her friend. that slit
will soon be out
Rev. j. ID Coleman made q business
trip 20 Huntington last week
Mrs. Sarah Cozart returned home sat
urday from the Woman's Convention
where they had q delightful time SHE
said, expressing regret that We did not
send two or more Delegates But how
proud We were OF the King Daughters
which she is President To represent us ia
the Convention. We listened To . great
report She spoke Of having the pleas
ure vi listening To . man who had beer
on the battle front aud told some inter
essins things about our boys in France.
We hope to have the yonng man TO speak
for us here soon.
Deacon Lock has been appointed on III,
Home Production COMMITTEES.
The Elizabeth Greenfield Musical Clul
will take up q new line OF work thi
John Spears has been i'll for thre
weeks but saws he will be able TO return
. To his work in q few days.
Our old friend. Stokes, is doing his bi
IN helping to increase the tonnage. IT,,
old coal leaders have nothing on him.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-13

(By Mrs. Mamie Willisms.D
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-13

The dedicstory services OF the Metro
politan NJ. Z. church BEGAN the fourth
sunday in August and and closed the
e. icy in September.
At III O'Clock. August IS. the pastor
preached and then served the Lord q
supper. At 3 p. ~, the brotherhood
convened under the direction of Charley
Starting. president. At p. m, Rev.
ID. NJ Pleasants-
The roiro<ing ministers preached:
Monday, the pastor.
Tuesday, Rev. Carson. Ivsnhoe, Va.
oowednesday. Rev. r. ID. Johnson, Tip
Top, Va
Thursday. Rev. !. q Price. HsvscO.
Friday. Rev. q. W. Woody. Gary.
Saturday night. the clubs and COM
rnltt~es gave what L. knosn IS = Feast
in the wilderness which Was an OCCASION
long Ia lie remembered
Suniay. september I. at >..so A. m.
IN Old fashion love least pok place, led
10y }. T.. Ander. which wss acknowledge
Ell 10y nil To he the most enjoyable ser
vice that hal ever been held in the
church. Ii brought the remembrance
OF gone 10y days.
At N n m. DIR. Lafayette King
preached the dedicatory sermon which
wss . great sermon never to t,e forgotten
by those Who heard il. Then the pas
tor, assisted 10y Revs. Carson and Haley.
dedicated the church with IMPOSING cere-
monies. Al 3 and : p. m, Rev. VIM.
Haley, of Answslt. preached two able
sermons u the delight oi all Who heard
HIM After tie evening sermon. the
mortgage on the chnrrh MAS burned 10y
the oldest members of the church. The
Offering for the day Was sll5. Thus
elos~d one Of the greatest days in the
history Of siary.
REV. w. III. PLEASNTS. Pastor.
WALLER LEMONS, Secretary.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-13
FROM ATTY.
CECIL RILEY

Co. a.. l.J3 ID. b.
Damp Dix, y. J. August ~. 1918
Editor NJ. T. Whittieo,
k-y stone. West Virginia.
My dear Mr.. Whittico:
! sincerely trust that this will find Won
and all we'll. ! have not forgotten Won
and never will. Furthermore. il d~.;,s
u do - ! eonld not, b~cause Of the tims-
~ and prompt arrive weekly arrival of
the good old Mcdowell Times ~bieh Al
i-ntly t~lls me that you still have me in
mind aud that yon are stilI nv friend
faithful and true. | am glad To tell Won
that am doing we'll aud wss made ss,.
gesnt within two weeks after NV arrival
] have been recommended by my COM
manding officer ~ one having the eiues-
iionsl, physical and moral reansits. for =.
commission in tho u. = Nv ami;
cation has been fled and 10 now p~nd.
ing.
NV experience here has been ysris.i
and 1t tunes | have been real blus. I'm,
hen J realize that My fate 10 the com-
mon late of all" | will lie in MrD,xsu
county about the middle OF September
God willing. Wa real glad % read
that cherry letter from your brother. IL
J. NJ Whittico. somewhere Over thrrs >,
Ma. also proud To note that Judse
Str"ther hsd made . home run xitbont
Interference on tho bss~s. It 10 and sh.ll
always lie To the eternal credit of Nc
Do"-ll county % lie bonored with thi.
good and impartial public spirited iuri.,
All Of the boys from Mcdowell ar, do
ing we'll They. Too. enjoy reading the
Times aud there 10 slws ys . scramble for
u when l AIN through For osr Der
rrnt-xe' ~- have - many non-commi.-
''"ned officers - any other county IN
Tie Ou'tsd States. all things being equal.
Ny f's-t regards % Mrs. whissico and
'-'l that Howard 10 going ~ clssu upIn-
-t'tnte THIS winter ia the football contest.
With all g''od wishes. old man. write
me when you can. Piesse tender ma,
brs' wishes % all the boys. am.
Your friend slwsys.
CECIL n. RILEY.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-13
DAvY

(By Mrs. Mamie Willisms.)
We had q gran time the first Sunday
1T the Striving Valley Baptist church
At ii .. IN. and p. m. Rev. q, w.
Brown preached great sermons.
AT y. m, the Home Mission Society
met and ss usual had q hslleujsh time
Hrs- A. Harper Hill, our new school
teacher here Monday Of last week aud is
stopping at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Matthews. We were glad To SEE
her and are going 10 make IL zs PHEASANT
for her ss possible.
Mrs. Annie Hamlet j. very 30. We
hope Tor her q sT~sdy recovery.
Rev. ". r. Williams held SERVERS Ct
Csrstts oil day Sunday for Rev NJ. J..
johnson.
There are services here every sunday.
abe first and third at the Bsptist church.
the seeond fourth at A. NJ r.. church
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-13
HANDS. ARMS,
Limbs ASLEEP
AID Was Rundown, Weak ~
Nervous. Says Florida Lady.
Five Bottles Of Cardui
Made Her Well.

Kathleen. F1a.-Mrs. Dallas Prfna.
OF this place. says: After the birth
OF my last child. Il got very much
rundown and Weakened. 40 much
that | could hardly do anything at
all ! was % awfully nervous that
l could scarcely endure the least
noise. Ny condition was Rettina
worse all the time...
l knew ] must have some relief or
| would soon be IN the bed and IN \
serious condition for I felt 90 badly
ana Was 90 nervous and weak I could
hardly live My husband asked DR.
-About my taking Cardui He
said. It's q good medicine, and mood
Tor that trouble. 30 he got me bot
Ties After about the second bottle 4
felt greatly improved. before takins
u my limbs and hands and arms
wouio 20 10 sleep. After taking Il.
however. this poor circulation disap.
peared, My strength came back Ia
me aud l was soon on Che road to
health. After the use OF about 8 hot.
ties. could do all my house-vork
and attend to my six children Be.
sides"
You can feel safe In giving Cardui
q thorough trial for your troubles n
contains no harmful or habit-formins
drugs. but 10 composed OF mild. yere.
table. medicinal ingredients with no
bao after-effects. Thousands of woman
have voluntarily written tellsng -
the good Cardui has done them n
should help you. too. Try II EH
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-13
COdIWOOd

All is we'll and everybody 10 jnlly in
Coslv ood, D~cause times are good aud
everybody Is making money than ever
before, aud Ne are glad to say that our
church work 10 ia tine shape
The fourth sunday in August MAS I.
lay that will lie long remembered by Nc,
the occasion being the celebration of the
Sth anniversary Of our beloved pastor.
Rev. w. q. Clements, ID. ID. The an
niversary sermon Was preached by Rev.
j w. Coger. Who Used for his subject,
well Done" Ii is weakly stating IT,.
when We say Il Was q masterpiece. Rev
Cog~r il q very brilliant young man.
Rev. j. w. Crockett preached To our
delight Monday night. tie 10 also . t,es-
con light Ia the GOSPEL ministry and .
blessing IN the great Fiat Top Baptist
Association.
But after all OF this. surely We had
saved the best until the last, for on Tue.
LAY night our pulpli Was xrsr-d with the
presence OF that graceful and matches
leader and moderator Of the gre.s Flat
Top Baptist Association, Rev. q. w.
Woody. ID. ID. This man preached To
the glory OF God and tn the -diiying OF
the church. Tie used tor his text, How
much owest thou my Lord?'
This occasion was crowned and closed
"Wednesday NTH with . banquet loud
and glorious by n committee Of women.
Sisters %. r Thomas, Bessie Re.lero--.
I'd Pettis and other.
We thank the No. q choir for mn. e
on Tuesday night
The following are those ~ho gave -p<.c-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-13

Nancy Spencer 10
Charles Gray n
Minnie Gray O
Total amount raised, tIus ~.
We thank everybody Who gave at ali
in tai. rally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-08-16

Agriculuts machine others with intimate know
GENTLY adjusted conditions minimum grain
that all which
be caught
overlooked
when wheat all should be fed
piles
wheat by his rethres ha
threshing
cylinder
puey belts
cond
supplies and hand
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-08-16
CARE OF CUTICLE AND NAILS
Beautiful Hand often MARRIED by Lack
Of Attention When Il Is
Most Needed.

Your nails may be entirely shapely,
but what care are you giving to the
cuticle?
A lovely hand and fine, oval nails
are often married by tough or a
ragged cuticle.
So many persons in an endeavor to
care for their hands themselves COM
pletely spoil the shape Of the nails by
maltreatment Of the cuticle.
While cutting the cuticle isn't in
furious when the work is skillfully
done, states an authority, 1t is best
not to have the cuticle cut when you
can possibly avoid 1t. A tendency to
stimulate the growth of hard skin
around the nail is promoted by cut
ting the cuticle.
However, If you've neglected to care
for the cuticle for any length of time
you will find that It has grown stub
born and thick. Naturally, it will re-
quire loosening and cutting so that the
much desired half-moons may show.