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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-30

Mrs. Rhea Jones, of Pella, il
visiting at the home Of her par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. E. Y. Corr
inKe.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. ii. G. Sullivan oil
Golden Valley were business visi.
tors ut Oakley Monday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-30

Special rates of one and one
third fares for round trip to
Salt Lake during Conference
will be in effect May 81. The
fare to Salt Lake will be 1913,
and the return fare $3.O5. Each
one must get receipt tor fare
to Salt Lake. and this receipt
must be verified by Benjamin
Goddard at the Bureau OF In
formation at Salt Lake.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-30

Charles l.. Haight and Roy
Price visited Burnley last Sunday
i'll the interest ot Sunday school
work.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-30

Mrs. Byron Howells returned
Tuesday from Logan, Utah,
whcrs she had been visiting rel
ativeY.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-30

Mrs. Clark! Lee is back from
Salt Lake, where she had been
visiting several weeks.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-30

For sale-Whiteenamel dresser
and WeA.hered oak Morris CHAIR
with leather cushions. Phone
lO2. Adv.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-05-30

Pres. w. T. Jack went to Twin
Falls sunday to attend the tune-
raj vi the mother OF Bishop l..
q. krknnan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
BY Laura 4. kirkman.
REFRESHMENTS FOR THE CHRIST.
MAS DANCE.

"WiIl You help me out in my plans
for a small dance which | am going
TO give my son when he comes home
for his Christmas vacation7" writes
q reader Of this column. II would like
to know what to serve in the way Of
refreshments and would especially appre-
ciate recipe for fruit punch There
will be seven couples. We will use
the victrola for music, and the guests
will be his old childhood friends,
Yoh should serve buffet supper
at eleven O'Clock consisting of sand
witches, salad cake, or small cakes
and hot chocolate. The punch bowl
serves merely to uueuch the thirst of
the dancers and may stand in one corner
of the room in which the dancing takes
place But the buffet supper is provided
in order that the guests need not go home
hungry after their evening OF exercise,
and this will be served in the dining
room.
Although the refreshments will be
the ordinary ones for such an occasion
not dishes especially designed 10 sug-
gest the Yuletide season there should
nevertheless be some "Chrlstmassy dec
orations on the buffet. A red image of
Santa Claus, for example. might preside
in the centre of the buffet, surrounded by
the salad bowl, the plate holding the
sandwiches, and the cake basket Spries
Of holly might lie on the serving table,
surrounding the tray which holds the hot
chocolate pot and cups If chandelier
is suspended above the dining table, this
provides an excellent place from which
to dangle n red bell.
basket Of "snappers contain
ing paper hoods, notices, and souvenirs,
such rs can be purchased almost any
where at holiday time should be placed
in the centre of the dining table. and IL
will be the young hosts duty to see that
every guest receive one Of these OF
course there will be much merriment
over the notices, and the caps will be
put on and worn The men will wait
on the ladies', and although the dining
table will not he formally set, il will
be the natural repository for some Of
the plates, other guests scattering them
selves about elsewhere There should be
plenty Of chairsl or wandering off into the
dance room or into the hallway with
their filled plates.
Here is the punch recipe
Fruit Punch for Fifteen Persons Add
y cup Of granulated sugar 10 can
Of grated pineapple (or fresh pineapple
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15

grated and cook slowly for 20 minutes
Remove from the fire and cool Boil
11a quarts Of water 10 cups with 2lz
cups of granulatcd sugar and the chipped
rind of / lemon and 9 oranges for 3
minutes Strain, cool, add the juice from
lemons and 4 oranges, and pour this
into large punch bowl. Add a small
piece Of ice and dilute as desired with ice
water (about pints will be right. II
desired, carbonated water may be used
instead Of plain water.
Chicken salad is always nice to serve
on such an occasion as this, because it is
not only dainty and nourishing, but il
also one that is liked by all. ERg-olive
sandwiches fthe paste made by mixing
chopped hard-boiled egg with a little
cream cheese and adding finely chopped
olives) would be particularly delicious
with the chicken salad And the cake
may be Of any naturd chocolate cake
perhaps being the first choice, however.
because Of its universal popularity.
Tomorrow More Sugarless Sweets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright 1910 By the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York City
FIyINGS THAT COUNT.

After sll il Is the fxings Of Christmas
dinner thst count.
so If YOU have decided that you cannot
afford q turkey or goose don I Just give
up the idea of having any Christmas
dinner at all. The bird Is only smali
psrt Of the dinner II : the hxlngs that
count. The table may be set Just as
aftractivelv with holly and red paper
decorations II YOU have n chicken
substitute Il can be stuffed just Is tempt
nglv and the chicken can be cooked with
iust as great care. OF il YOU decide in
isvor of a roast beef-and tins Is the
additional dish Of old England for Christ
rnas-or roast OF pork which Is also
alluded 10 often IN English literature as
the piece de resistance for Christmas
dInncr-vou can have IL brought TO the
table with a. attractive garnsmngs as
ever 3 turkey or goose came 10 the
Christmas board.
An YOU can have mnce pie or plum
puddIng these are not expensive. Ii
there IS a Die YOU should have just little
niece Of holly stuck in the crust IN the
middle as il comes in or She pudding may
be festooned with great white paper
ruff and possibly set ii wreath of
holly
After all IN those ante belluu, days
when foods were so much cheaper than
they are today we used often 10 spoil our
Christmas feast by having too bountifm
4 meal. Sometimes there was nince pie
and plum pudding and Ice cream and
nuts and raisins every one had
bttlc bite of each and left the table with
"a, rather unpleasant remark that be
dltln ever want 10 see smother bit of
food IN his life. Far better Is i 70 have
a single desert well made and attractively
...rved and then to have enough energy
lsft after dinner 10 enjoy all the good
times that are planned for the rest of
Christmas day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
by Lee Pape.
THE HE'D.


The he'd is the opposite end Of the body
frpn the feet even wen you ara standiu
on it. II is full Of hrancs hair and feetir
rxsept bald hedded mcns heds wirh are
onv flil Of branes and lectures The he'd y
one of the most useful parts Of the body
but some are more ornamental than
others.
The Gers are important part of the
he'd Their chncf use is ~ help you y beer,
ht,t they also keep your cap from coming
down too far on vonr faec They are IL
number and situated As far away frtm
eech other ~ possible
The eyes are important pnrt ~ the
hnd They help us ~ ser and make both
sides of the face equal booking They arc
in number and match iKaekly IN color
the nny way vou can tell the laff frun thr
rite being by wich side of the no-c i Il
situated on. The cyebr9a"T tfoP th'nes
above and pervcnt the face fram looking
monotoneN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
PROFESSOR BULLFROG.

Once upon time, it is said by the wood
folk, old Prof. Bulirog tried to teach al
the animals to swim.
He put out sign which said: Swim
ming taught here.
So that night, after the moon wss up
down they all went to the pond and waited
for Prof Bullfrog to show up, and when he
did appear he was surprised To find such
a large class assembled to be taught.
There were Mr.. Fox, who never missed
anything; Mr.. Coon, Mr.. Possum, Mr..
Squirrel and MIR Rabbit, and even jim
Crow; Jim saw the sign and came lust to
see what was going on.
.eNow. gentlemen, said Prof. Bulfrog,
"vou all understand, of course, that with
ont being able to swim you are not only
missing great deal of life but you arc also
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15

Mt n disadvantage when being pursued
for, gentlemen, suppose Mr.. Dog WIRE 70
chs.se you right to the edge OF 4 pond
What would YOU do?
THAT is right That is right said
All the wood folk 'Wo must learn TO
swim
Watch the professor croakrd Prof
Bulfrog. First you get ready, then you
prepare, and then you dive and swim,
and off he went into the water.
"Oh! say we cant 10 that, SAID MIR
Fox. on will have to show us how to
get ready and prepare. We cant fall into
the water and be drowned, you know
Il was just showing you what YOU all
would be able to do if YOU will only follow
my instructions. said the professor
First, YOU III throw front leg, so,
and he stretched ont ono Of his; then the
ohher the same, Now stand on your
hind legs and kick ont one leg, 50, and
then the other.
This will timber YOU up, gentlemen. SO
YOU can easily use your legs to swim. Now
altogether Front legs Hind legs! And
now jump-like this and again Prof
Bulfrog dived into the pond
But none Of the animals followed
They told their professor they would swim
on land 4 while until they were in better
shape for swimming IN the water
You all look like a lot of crazy folks, :
said Jim Grow, ir>em tho tree over the
pond And, n my opinion Prof Bull
frog will never teach any Of YOU to swim. =
Al the next day the animals jumped
and kicked and stretched their legs. and
NJ night they all went To the pond again
to take lesson. but Just As Prof Bullfrog
was teaching a new kick such noise came
from the tree over them that they all
stopped and looked up.
There was Jim Crow with all the birds
he could get to stay awake laughing and
making fun. and all the animals but Mr..
Fox and Mr.. Coon ran away
Mr. Fox stayed and Mr.. Coon. too and
that is how they learned to swim. it is said
in the woods, for when they find themselves
pursued 70 the edge Of 8 pond they will
swim 10 get away.
But none of the Others ever learned to
swim. and SO Mr.. Squirrel never goes near
water If he Is chased, or Mr. Rabbit; and
Mr. Possum said he would rather be dead
than 90 into the water, and there are times
when he does play he IS dead and some one
throws him in just to see If he really is
dead or Is playing possun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
Ladies of Charity Donation Da,.

The Ladies Of Charity viii hold do
nation day on Wednesday December II
at 6I8 Madison street They ask friends
TO contribute cash. groceries. meats.
vegetables, and fruits to assist in giving
Christmas baskets 70 the needy sick and
afflicted poor who have appealed to the
society for Christmas comfort Donations
may be made through Mary Elizabeth
secretary, 725 West Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
p. J. PENNOCK HEADS
KHORASSAN KNIGHTS

Hailb Temple No. 205, ID 0. H. h, of
III. CITY. held it's annual election Of officers
and installation Saturday night at Pythian
Castle
arrangements were also btRdh lOr an
elaborate ceremony oil the order 10 De
hrld early III January, when number Of
new members will be taken into the temple
The of6cers elected and installed were
A. follows. ROYAL Vizier, p. J. Pennock !;
Grand Emlor. J. H. Horner; Shelk, w
" il.on. Maheide. W. Rambo; Satrap,
Fl { Barker, Sahib, A. Wilhelm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15

he'd II helps us n eat and wiseeL 10 is
bounded on the North by the nOse and on
the South by The chin, and has ~ teeth
on the inside If nUthing h8sent happened
10 any Of them. II IL ony one in number but
can be twisted IN mony different shapes de-
pending on your ability.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15

Eigntv-fve thousand women are now
employed by he railway systems of the
United States
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15

The nose is q important part Of the bed.
II helps us 10 smell and shows ware the
middle of the fare il. Wen IL smells sum
thing it don't like, il rinkles, proving il il
very sensitive. IL IL one in number and IL
all that IL necessary.
The mouth is important part of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
SANDMAN STORY.
by Mrs. X. A. Walker.

Copyright, 1915. by the McCiurc Ncwr
pApcr Syndicate. New York City
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27
sALEsMEN WANTED


Wanted Immediately; reliable sales
man with car: no Investment, by large
eastern company: position permanent; !;
line staple and d repeater: our field
manager. who is here, will prove to
you your compensation will be from
$40 to $35 day by working with you
one day IL necessary, in the field; give
phone number Read ad carefully. Ad-
dress Box Y-4ss, Omaha Bee.
want salesmen calling on
the plumbing trade, to establish ex-
elusive dealer agencies for westco wa
ter systems--the lowest priced, depend
able automatic water power supply
systems on the market. Commission
proposition only. but exceptionally at
tractive to men who know the trade and
have the necessary push and ability.
WESTERN PUMP CO., Moline, Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27
Agents and Canvassers.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PROFIT PER
DAY
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY PEOPLES
WAR BOOK
AUTOGRAPHED BY BISHOP, ACE OF


Brand new, contains peace terms
and league OF nations, war history,
chronology and cycIopedia combined.
Autographed with pen and ink BY
hand that downed a hundred Huns.
Greatest war souvenir. Authentic Of
ficial articles by Lloyd George. Gem
eral Foch President Wilson, Secretary
Baker, Secretary Daniels, Admiral
Sims, General Pershing and General
March. Nearly 500 illustrations, full
page, double page and magnificent
colored war pictures. Beautiful honor
roll and service scroll for your SOL
disr's photograph and military rec
ord. More than q war history. Largest
and most complete single volume war
book published. Agents profit s25O.
Liberty Bonds ae extra premiums.
Exclusive protected territory. Big
boom Just starting. Millions will be
sold. Write for exclusive agency now.
Act quick. The r. c. Barnum Co.,
Cleveland n
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

AGENTS-New inveption puzzles world;
wonderful chemical cloth: one rub over
rain. snow-blurred auto windshield,
street car. or engine window, presto.
Glass stays clear ~ hours; can't blur;
agents making sl2o weekly. Security
Mfg. Co.. Dept. 1i2. Toledo. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27
SOLDIERS
ATTENTION.!

YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Frank III. Simonds' History of the
worlds War. Contains over 1000 II.
lust, lustrations and maps; many in eolors.
at $1.5o monthly. It is the best seller
we have carried In 25 years. Apply
w. A. HIXENBAUGH & CO.
1914 st. Mary,s Ave, Omaha.
WANT 40 men and women quick to take
orders for Conner raincoats. Thousands
OF orders waiting for you. $500 an
made $500 in one day Cooper. sis.75
in four hours. will give you 1880
a year for four average orders day.
No delivering or collecting. styuSh
coat free for you. IS beautiful samples.
No capital required. biggest money
maker in America. Write quick for In
formation. Conner Mfg. Co., Dept. G.1ls.
Dayton, o.
statesmen OF INSURANCE :
Or Real Estate and Subscription Men.
We have an article by which firms,
clubs and fraternal ORGANIZATIONS may
immortahze the names of associates
who served in the world war; you can
take orders amounting to $125 to 100000
can show the right men how they may
clean up in the next few months. II
you are one OF these write US at once
Liberty Bronze Works, 11o West Aoth
CONVINCE YOURSELF-Test alone Is
the only convincing argument; nothing
else, counts. Our protected article a
most essential necessity is meeting
with phenomenal success and we want
real speciality salesman to represent
crew of statesmen your income will
far exceed your expectations: every CO.
operation given. Jerome Laadt Organ
1z1,ation, South Dearborn ST., Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Professions and Trades

TAILoRs TO WORK ON LADIES
COATS, STEADY ,woeK. GOOD PAY
TO RIGHT MAN. AkPLY AT ONCE,
LoRHMAN. THE RELIABLE LADIES
TAILOR, AS PAXTON BLK.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

AGENTS : HUGRO INDIA WONDER
BROOMS tickle the housewfe--20 calls
--15 sales. Biggest quick money max
er for agents. Also complete catalog of
hand and electric vacs. Hugro Mfg. Co.,
Warsaw, Ind. :
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

AGENTS-Big pay and free automobtle
introducing wonderful new gasolins
saver puncture proof five-yeAr spark
plugs and other economical auto neces-
sities. Outfit free. L. Ballwey. GOA
Station F. Louisville Ky
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

n you have anything to sell call Red
s2s5. Colfax 1424 or Tyler e66-W.
FROM our most expensive suitey we find
: great many odd pieces which We are
sacrificing. From these We are offer
ing exceptional values In extension
tables. buffets. beds and many other
living room suites; Nths saving in many
instances II more than 50 per cent.
Great values in rugs. An exceptionally
fine line a1,S t1 cno9ssfrems s ss "a Two nois gas gas
Liberty bonds at par. We pay the
freight See " for furniture and save
STATE FURNITURE co.
opp. y. p. Bldg. 18th and Dodge Sta
AN electric cabinet for sale. Call Douglas
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

SIS TO $36 weekly In your spare time
the families Of your city. No experience
necessary. Write today for full par
ticulars. American Products Co.. 114
American BLDG Cincinnati O
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

AGENTS-Men and women. New house.
hold article. Every housewife buys
Get territory. Outfit free. 100 per cent
: profit. Bautrup Co., Dept NJ, EOS N.
Wabash Ave, Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

WANTED-Agents to handle wonderful
new product. Quick seller. Large
profit Write for full particulars TO-
DAY. The Leland Sweat Co.. 20 East
jackson Blvd. Chicarn. Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

AGENTS-Sell swell looking, imported, ask
so rugs 81 each. Carter, Tenn, sold lis
in 4 days; profit $57. you can do same
Write for sample offer selling plan. Ex-
elusive territory, Sample rug by parcel
post prepaid, s1.1e. e. Condor, In
porter, Stonington, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

AGENTS who can sell anything can sell
the gilt-edge Texas Oil Investment & i
am now offering. Not q Stock propo-
siton. but q direct personaN contract
that will appeal to conservative inves-
tors Nearly everybody invests some.
thing in Oil. Address BOX E-2s, Omaha
Rep
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

WANTED--Coal salesman for active trav-
cling in Kansas and Nebraska territory
by sales company having substantial
connections. Must be producer Please
state experience. former employers ana
salary expected. II convenient, enclose
photo. Replies confidential. Box Y-4s2.
Omaha Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

$500 PER month selling q new patented
fuel vaporiser. guaranteed to save up
to SO per cent In gasoline; 40 miles
per gallon made with Ford car. Sold
on money! back guarantee. One sample
free. Stransky Vaporizer Co., Pukwana,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

PANAMA HATS-Genuine Togo PAnamAs
for men and wbmen with silk band.
Can be rolled UP and put In pocket.
Sample $1.25 prepaid; value $500 Money
back Sabatoga Panama Hat Co.. 1856
Greene St, New York
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

AGENTS-Fuel for super-heattng system
obtained anywhere, city or county:
cheaper than coal or wood; country
homes have the convenience Of city
gas. Earn 5000 monthly without ex-
perience; free instructions given agents.
Automatic Gas Co., located here over
10 wears 1914 Canftol Ave
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
Furniture and Household Goods.

AUCTION AUCTION
The compiste furnishings Of beauti-
full 7-room Nome at
sos North soth ST.
Monday. April 2s. Starts at . p. m.
sharp.
The owner, Mr., Best, having recently
sold his home, will sell at public auction
complete furnishings as follows:
Two extra good Bundhar Wilton rugs,
sx12 and Body Brussel. sx12 and sew
erai smaller rugs, massive library ia
bic. several large rockers nearly new
sectional book cases and lot, of books.
very expensive over-stuffed Chester
field and chairs. beautiful dining room
X furniture. consisting OF 56-in. dining ta-
BILE. large buffet, slip leather bottom
chairs. all in golden oak, mahogany
tea cart. mahogany music cabinet N~r-
nis,Martin beds. springs and mattresses
Princess and / golden oak dresses and
chiffonier. hall and stair carpet, linens,
dishes. drapes. pictures. cooking and
laundry utensils. garden tools and hum
dreds Of articles too numerous to men
tion.
Remember this sale In at the residnece
Monday at . p. m.
JAMES L. DowD.
.At1
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

WANTED. AGENTS-sell Five Acre, Five
Year Oil Leases Wonder Texas OIL
Fields. No stock selling; best invest
ment; quick sales. SIS weekly up
Grigg Oil Lease Co., San Antonio, Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

PRIVATE Heap pulled down 915S week
Worlds war. Its Sacrifices, Victory ana
Peace: sixty humanity interesting sub
1ects. They touch the soul OF every
one; free supply. also important por@
trait catalog Consolidated Portrait Co,
1924 w. Adams st.. Chicago,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27

AGENTS-We pay you $500 an hour to
sell made-to-neasurs Liberty storm
Coats. the best combination top coat
and raincoat In the country. Can be
worn in fair AZ we'll as stormy weather
Liberal commissions in advance No
delivering or collecting. Sample coat ana
outfit free. Write today. The Liberty
Raincoat Co Dayton a.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27
MEN AND WOMEN--SAMPLE
I. OIITEIT ER EE

Take orders for our guaranteed made
to-order raincoats. Rainy season com
ing. We deliver and COLLECT. $40
profit on one coat Profit paid IN ad-
CO., Dept iii, Bsltimors Bldg. Chi
caro-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BUILDING PERMITS.
tCash With ordsr)

J. f. Secher. 1854 North Twenty-eightf
avenue. brick dwelling, $4,000; F. W. Bell
1s64 Bauman street. frame stucco dwell
inE. $500. -.----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-19
WAR RISK PERSONNEL
HERE LIKELY TO REMAIN
Changes in Bureaus Methods Are
Largely Dependent on Con-
gressional Action.

Changes in the methods of the bu-
reau of war risk insurance, in ac-
cordance with recommendations made
by the advisory committee. which in
quired into the work of the bureau,
are largely dependent on congress
sional action. though some sugges-
to each state to trace ex-service men
already being carried out.
For the present the organiZati of
more than $4,000 persons in Wash
ington will not be affected, and even
if Congress sees fit to decentraliZe the
bureau it is believed that A force as
large the present one will be need
ed to handle the permanent records
that will always be kept in this city.
The advisory committee. of which
Charles Evans Hughes is chairman,
suggested that the bureau have rep
resentatives in each state so that
there might be constant provision
for personal contact" with ex-service
men and their dependents, but even
with such procedure provided for it
would be necessary for the central
office in Washington to keep accurate
record of all premiums and policies.
A widespread publicity campaign is
to be inaugurated to reach the dis
charged soldiers. sailors and marines
who have allowed their insurance to
lapse. This number is approximately
thre e-fourths of the 100000 men in
sured.