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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13
Beauty Answers

Hn DESPERATE .~- Yo,
Is !: ! !. :: :: !. ! !. ! !: !. ! !. : : I !: !
need no longer slreaf
the taking off ~ super
fianus hairs II car
l nov be done as casils
n as bathing the face. 7,
EM Is wonderful 10 see cv-
eTy snpegTluous ha5s
just shriyel mp and come right of hy
ulp5se seeninE she hairs with salto eoln-
1 iior u lesv~f the skin smooth. clear
and clean 3s Jhongh there had been
no snpeftlnous hairs at all This Is
. the wsy il Is done By those Win KNOW
Z Es's all done SO unicEsv. and 1t can hC
used wl-h nerfew safetv. no matter
h0w thick the hair growth or how del
ica5e she skin Use il IN ar7nn;fs. on
4 fare. shoulders etc. and yoa wigl az
las1 rid yourself OF 1ha7 pest ef sn
nsrflncns hair The Snifo solution ear
he secured for one dollar a; snv drur
store
MISS NUDDY-The most wonder
fal resnlt that anybody can i-as ine
~ beawsifyiDr she skin Is DaOdnced bv
sha following extremely simple for
nala Even on bad com aexions. snch
az you say rou have. have seen
chances almost miraculous in only :
few davs You csnnot fail To naahe
your skin absolutely spof1ess ard lily-
pure. M the liberal application OF a
cream. made 81 home. ny nsins swc
t. hlesroonfaas of slycer8ne and ono
onrace Of zin7one in q. rint ot water
Get the Eintone al any drug store. X
win only cost voa 20 cents you win
neither want nor Need any othe- bean
.sfying cream but this
MISS z. o G-1 wish had known
IL before could have ssvad Won
three years az misery Mv dear you
car ret ria of all those blarRheeds in
4 few wi~nies by Sprinkl.ng some
powdered nercxin 0n d wes spo7~e ana
rubbing II over the hlackheaGs II
work. every tinae' Enough neroxir
can be gotten AT any drug STORE for
so cents to last a long time vo1Hl
be happy again. poor girl. and xcn'il
forree yon ever had those humil.ating
little pests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13

TsH KIDNEYS sre strengthened
= and toned by Hoods Sarsapariiis
Iii cures ri; their ailments, pains Il
t,,e loins and THE aACkAChk-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13
Naturally You Want Style

60, naturally, we demanded it IN selecting our
Fall stock. Here you are assured of stnartly
tailored clothes that have real style. They bear
this reliable label Of quality Campus Toes."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13

Fabric, workmanship style--the essentials Of the
welI-dressed man-are guaranteed, and an un-
usually wide range of attractive models. You'll
ike the service as well as the clothes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13

Cuticura SoSr and Otntslst1i aoNe1-
tised snd | sent ior free sample.
I found Il WAS so successful that !
bought srlcrr and I used fwo cakes
Of Curicsra Soap and one box o'f
Csrsczsra OinirDers; wher ] was
healed" Signed Miss Ruby Hi.
Rock Bottom. w Va
Cusirura Soap daily, and Cu,iczsra
Ointment occasionally, prevent piizs-
ples or Other erupsaons. They are q
pleasure 10 use SIS is also Cusscura
Taicrm. fascinating fragrance sor
perfufnissg the skin.
Soap zS<, Csnsrne~t rs and Soc. 7 Talcsrrn
xS<. Snsc flfv4Ehcgf tAe wcsad For
sxfruie each srec address Cusieurs LIB
crsfsss~~. neyss. III. Maiden. Mass"
- Cutirurs Scnr xasveE sriIA1ut snuE-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13

DESPERATE. Yos.
need no longer dread
the taking off ~ super
flanus hairs. ii ear
nov be done as on SLY
ss bathing the face. Il
Is wonasrful 10 see ev-
eTr snpt -fluors HAIR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-13

spread. and the skin was
sore and red. and ssched
very badly. Ny hand S
hurt SO ihas ] could rca
ru ,he-n in ws,er, and ]
icss sleep at night
THE trouble lasted
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16

8u fdleppen uno 6ieies 81 offnen.
SIN Ibrigen 5eiger sic iii6 Donig
un6efange1. MiBtrauen Gle allen
Berionen i'm &alle bon 8rlne on
gefangen Big gum Snipeftor Settler,
Ser bel1te bier ubernadtete. Dies TT
iebr pidtig. nno nabmittag begeben
Sie ii6 gu iener n%nterreoung an oas
Win5erbm1s
Isle Sic miifen2"
vSa. Sd mar ungeieben 3euge 81
rer unterreolng nit Maaior Bot1t1-
Der. @r min pabreno Der 8ufommen<
funft in Sbrer Mdbe bleiben. Sd mill
nod mebr: ib min ieoeSilbe, pie &C.
ipro6en miro, boren! @1blen 5ie al
70 einen Blab, 400 ib mid IN ger
Nabe berbergen fann. 4einesfals
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16

@ermuturgen. Beitdtigen ii9 6ieiel-
ben, oar11 aMer6ings mar meir1 erfter
Snitinft Der ridtige, II. bieles, menn
aud nidt aqes flart iiiid) auf Dob
bariiber baben mir morgen 3eit 5u
.ipreben. Sir iebt min ib Sbnen n1r
9erbnltungsmnBregeIn geben, Die
5ie itreng befolgen miiiien, tpenr Die
srr11ngenen Borteile ni9t tDieber per-
loren geben ionen. 8or alem: Der
M0rSer 6arf nibt abnen, bob Sic
ieinen BIan errieten. sic miiiien
morgen o!qen 2euten i'm Squire er5db-
len, baB Sic aus nna6tian1feit Die
.@asbabne 81 iAlieBen .bergaben nno
beinabe eritift maren. Sour bnrb gro
BE BiQensonitrengu,t2 eelang es Sd,
men, iid balb betpuRtlos gum Seniter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
XIII.

0ie @ei5erfammer fonnte nidt BE- +
ler fir &empels 3ped liegen, als tie
in Der Eot lag. Gin fleiner &orroum
= emit offenbor fir @ol5= un6 Sob
%1enborrdte beltimmt = trennte lie
bonn &orri6or.
ga oieler 8orroum fem Sen tier
beioB, mar in 6ie Sir dbnli6l mie BEL
Speiiefammern cine 0ur9l06erte
8le6i6eibe eingefigt, nelde bic Sen
tt1ation %beiorgen ioQte.
@empel, oeiienS6mer5en mie meg:
.geblaien lbienen, als er ouein NOR,
harf einen 81id 6urd sic 20der II.
nidte befrie6igt.
Man iiberfab nidt MIR Ben gon5en
,Iinfen Sliigel, ion6ern au@ sic Bet
SEN MbiGbe Ser Ereppen, Die binab
ms Barterre ur1o binanf nod benz
5peiten Stodperf fiibrten.
l1nb 6os NOR gut. 9enn elias
bette 10 cine Mbnung, als Oh 0ieie
Sreppen beute nod beniiBt mer=
Ben miirben: erttpeber bon ieman6,
Der po11 auBen berei1 fam, I'M 5n
1pionteren, ober bon ieman6em, Der
in 6erieIben Mbiibt %birausging.
@inftpeilen NOR es gan5 ltin ge<
norben I'M Sous. Mnn cling 1tets get
tig 5u 8ett anf &reu5itetn. Mnd beu=
te bette mon ii6 I'M 5ebn nbr. qe=
trennt. Maior Botitiber begab ith
nit Snipeftor Settler, Der in eirem
Ser @oit5immer 6es 5tDeiten 5tof-
merfes idlief, nod oben, Wora 5tpeig=
te limits ab.
Sic betDobnte ibr altes 3inmer,
Crime ibIief in elmer &ammer bane=
ben.
6ennpef batte iid etnen Stuhl an
Die Sir 6es @orroumes getragen nn6
iab Nun BORT, in ieinen Wantel ge=
biiIt, frierenb nn6 ertpurtungsDon.
Ct pnBte ni6t, noranf ct tDartete:.
Or bette feinerIei beitimmten Ser
.bodt iberbo1tpt feinen flnren neber=
bid uber 6as, mas .geibeben mar nn6.
nod gei6eben fornte. Il
Mer elmer ierer bIibortigen SSn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16

id)uften tpier6en bier unte1, I'M fleinen
Speiieiaal eiien, nidt nabr?"
Natirli9."
&en1pel faBte einer plobli6en Gnt.
i9luB. 2na1tlos gilt er an ben Gid,
raffte, ieine Mappe an i9 unb 6rebte
Die @asflamme, bic er f6on fleinge-
lteut batte, polig aus. Damn i6lih
er binal1s.
Mls Srau 8all1er cine balbeStun-
Be lpater nod oer5pei1efamnler ging,
6ie nabe oem Seitenansgung 6es
g6Ioies lag, bernabm file bon bort
| Der nnterbriidtes Stobnen.
@ridroden elite tie BIN un6 fanb
at ibrem ~@9reden anf Der 56nene
oes Mnsganges 2eb &oien5peig fie-
gen, Der erbdrmli6 ad5te.
Inter ssSommer II. 8ebflagen ber-
troute er leiner @0nnerin an, baB er
ii6, gleib no@oem bas 1d0ne gnd6i-
Qe Sraulein angefommen lei, babe
tin oubonmaben mouen, 0amit Der
ngejtrenge @err Moior", Dor 6em er
cine mobre Eooesanglt babe, i'm ni9t
etlpa ermii6e. Mber sic Stufen bier
moren BON ser @Giie gratt, uno in Der
Gle fiel er 10 ungliidlih, 6aB er nun
nidt einmal ouein auflteben f0pre.
Or fiirdte, sic re6te Siifte lei Der>
remit. l1n6 mas er nun um @ottes
miuet1 anfangen ip1e? @ie nod Wien
anriidfommen, ga er fiber feline 5met
Sdritte MAIDEN Tonne?
6ron 8ol1mery mar ratios.
v@enn id, 6o6 BLOB 5ebn Wfinnten
friiber bieber gefomn1en mdre!" flag
te lie. v@ben lit ser @ogeu, Ser 6aS
1rGulein bradte, leer nod Ser Staot
5uriidgefabren
u8enn Sic bloB fem mouen 10
b%or1nber5ig, 6rou 8aumer, uno mild
lalien 6ieie No9t I'M Sblob!" iam=
merte 2eb &%o1en5meig. ~8eroen Sic
6od boben d Sod irgen6po, mo mild
fam Ser @eltrenge MIR entoeden?"
Sran 8oumer 6a6te nad. Sier un=
ten qing es niGt, 6enn Sic on6ern
Oienltboten miiroen es bemerfen un6
fornten es gelegentli6 6em Moior
berroten. Dora11s fonnten ouerlei I'm
onnebmlidfeiten fir iie ielbit ertpa6=
len.
Mber int eriten Stod oben NOR ia
nod} oie &ei5erfammer aus Ser Belt,
mo- sic groBen aIten '&a6elofen Az
morgen6li9 bon ouBen gebei3t mer=
Sen muBten. Seit 6ie 2uftbei5ung inn
@ebron6 1tan6, 16lief ser &ei5er l1n=
ten i'm &ener un6 feline ein1tige &am=
mer oben mar &umpelfammer ge=
mor6en. Gin oltes 8ett itan6 al6 3D.
rim, 6os CUR Scot mobl nod benibt
per6en f0nnte
Sa, es ging. 6reilid, ihon mar
es ni6t 6ort, nn6 2ibt 6nrf te man
on6 nidt BREMEN, nn6 falt piir6e es
aud fem 80:
Sic iebte !&errn &oi en5metg 6ies
alles ouseinon6erx mdbreno lie ibm
emporbalt mas ii6tli9 nl1r 1lnter or
gen 56mer5en gelong. @r aber mar
NIT allem einberitan6en.
ugeur> BOB MIDI nir fann leben ser
@%eltrenge," a95te er fortpdbren6.
ugr miro Sic ni9t ieben," bern=
bigte Gran 8aumer, vaber mir mill
fen gleib na6ber binaufgeben, tpqb=
reno sic @errihaften unten beim
A%benoelien iino. 8letben Sic emit
meilen bier iiben, SEER &%olen5peig,
big i6 Sic abbolen fomme. SS6 i9af=
fe in5nii6en a11d Elm marmes Se6er=
6ett in 6ie &om1ner YYno ettpos g.
bares."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16

0ie &ei5erfammer fonnte 1ti6t Def
Ter fir &empels 3tped liegen, als tie
IN Der Tat lag. Gin fleiner 8orraum
- emit offenbor fir @ol5= un6 &ob=
.IenbOrrGte be1timmt - trennte tie
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

This good looking table decora.
tion is Of clear, transparent
glass with a band Of either blue.
pink. green or yellow between
two lines Of FURNISHED pold
around the edge. Four hexa
Konal shaped candlesticks, s in.
high. one bowl 8i2 in. in diam.
one black glass stand and four
blue candles. $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

Right Captain
NJ arguerite M.
Ogilvie. under
whose ap a bic
leadership Brook
lyn's s division Of the
Motor Corps of
America rendered
loyal and efficient
service during the
war.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

On Saturday, May 3rd, the
other part Of the Hotel Belle
claire, which is the Belleclaire
Golf and Country Club, will
make its formal bow at its
home, Bayside. Long Island.
We confidently expect that
all Improvements to the Club
House will be completed at
that time.
improvements thus far have
delighted the men and women
who have become members OF
this Good Fellowship Colt
Motorist and Tennis Country
Club.
The Club House is very
quaint, very honey, very at
tractive.
The Golf Course is a peach.
The surroundings, in which
ever direction one looks, are
very appealing
| think the members OF the
Club and their friends will be
pleased with our Housewarm-
ing. >,
Prop.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

Mrs, Theo.
W. Richards. new
head Of the Allan
tic Division of the
Junior Red Cross,
will mobilize New
York's school chill
dren in a campaign
to supply furniture
and clothing to
rench refugees.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
|DOUIIRY NOIE[|

A system of cleanliness in poultry
raising is desirable.
Hens must have things to eat that
contain egg-making elements.
The hen as a rule is a better sitter
than the pullet for the incubation OF
eggs.
When mites, lice, ticks, fieas, etc.,
once get a start they are very trou-
blesome.
Egg testers are to be easily had
from manufacturers and dealers In
poultry supplies.
To successfully hatch chicks great
care should be exercised in the selec-
ton of the sitting hen. Any old hen
seldom does in these matters.
There are four common breeds OF
geese, the Toulouse, African, Embden
and the White China. OF these the
Toulouse is the most popular and most
generally raised.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
A Checkered Career.

man made a bet with his wife
which was indiscreet.
The wife won-which was foreor-
dained
The man wrote the wife a check for
So In payment of the bet-which was
sad.
The wife cashed the check at the
grocery, but forgot to indorse tt
which was natural.
The grocer. despite the lack OF in
dorsement, paid it to packing house
collector-which was careless.
The packing house collector turned
1t in-which was all in days work.
The packing house office man dis
/ covered the lack of Endorsement
which was good work.
He handed 1t back to the driver and
locked the drivers salary-which was
system.
The driver placed the check in his
white duck coat and sent 1t to the
laundry-which was unwise.
The laundry mutilated the check be-
You'd recognition-which was to be ex-
pected.
Which is why the driver asked the
cashier to ask the grocer to ask the
mans wife to ask her husband to
} write a duplicate check. Which il
A., why the man feels like he is paying
, that bet twice.--Mississipp Banker.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

hens are melting. Early-hatched
cockerels bring the best prices and
early layers will brood early the fol-
lowing spring.
Contrary to general belief chicks do
not grow or thrive as well during
warm months or hot summer days as
they do earlier In the spring. Chicks
Matched early are stronger, thrive bet
ter and have the advantage of longer
growing season. Early Matching not
only insures more rapid gains in the
growth of chicks but has a favorable
influence on the size of the individuals
of the flock. Late-hatched chicks rare
ly If ever attain the size Of those
Matched early.
Given the same feed, care and atten-
ton, chicks Matched in March and
four months old than those Matched In
May and June. The early-hatched
chick, having the advantage Of more
favorable growing season, makes
greater gains during the first four
months Of its life than the late
Matched chick. During the early spring
months when the temperature Is not
so varied the growth Of chicks Is more
uniform and constant than 1t Is dur
ing the summer. If for no other rea-
son chicks should be Matched early so
their growth will not be interrupted by
the presence OF lice, which are much
more plentiful and destructive In hot
weather than In the cooler days OF
spring.
Many farmers and poultrymen real
lie considerable money each spring
from the sale of broilers, the price OF
which is usually governed by their size
when sold and the time marketed
Thus it would seem that In order t
Increase the amount of money from
the sale of broilers and fryers earl.
Matching would be employed so as t.
have a marketable-sized fowl early II
. the spring when prices are highest.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
THE ASSOCIATIONS.

The annual convention of the IL
linois Grain Dealers association will
be held in Peoria. May 6 and z. w.
c. Culbertson of Delayan is secre-
tary.
The louisiana Retail Hardware &
Implement association will hold its
annual convention in New Orleans
May - to IA. A. ID. hilbert of Bun
kie is secretary-treasurer.
The Panhandle Hardware & I'm
plement association holds its annual
convention at Amarillo, Texas. May
IL and 1s. T. c. Thompson of Can
yon, Texas, is secretary.
Secretary Z. K. Lucas OF Spokane
Is making arrangement for the semi.
annual meeting of the Pacific North.
west Hardware and Implement as
scciation in Seattle May IA and is
The Joliet m), Merchants asso
citation is making preparations fol
26th annual meeting of the Illinois
Retail Merchants association which
will be held in that city June 9 to 1:
| inclusive.
City officials will be present at thu
next meeting of the Portland, (Ore)
| Grocers and Merchants association
April 2l, to discuss with the mem
bers the new license ordinance whicl
requires a physical examination o
the handlers of foodstuffs.
The Peoria Retail Grocers an
Butchers associations has suggeste
to other associations in the state
Illinois the ACCESSIBILITY OF starting
campaign to secure adequate legi'
lation against trading stamps an
other similar schemes and devices.
The Denver Retail Grocers an
Meat Dealers association will hol
its second annual dance May s. TIL
association is considering Thursda
afternoon closing during the sun
mer months and may also protes
against the proposal of the cream
cries to discontinue packing butte
in cubes.
The 10th annual convention OF tn
Western Grain Dealers association
held April 1 and at Sioux Cit
Iowa, adopted resolutions favorin
return OF the railroads to the
ownersA and urging that the graz
corporation be continued for the pu
pose of handling the wheat guarani
and that the margin allowed counti
elevators for handling be from
to per cent. c. c.. Carson, Pau
lima, was elected president, La
, Davis, Scranton. vice president; al
: Geo. A. Wells, Des Moines, secretar
treasurer.
: Completing it's business throut
; the selection of Billings for the NEE
, ing place in 1920 and the election
officers, the thirty-fourth annu
meeting of the Montana Live Sto'
association adjourned April 16. III
following officers were selecte
2 Wallis Huidekoper, Willis, presiden
G. B. Pope, vice president; w.
: Flowere, second vice president;
! w. Raymond, secretary-treasur'
9 Government supervision of all G
d terprises engaged in interstate co
4 MERGE was approved. but Cover
a ment ownership was opposed. t
: question of government control
the packing industry was discuss
l In addresses by Louis F. Swift
: Chicago. r. F. Eagle of Wilson
g Co., and others. Mr.. Swift said n
It the packers would surrender cont
e OF the stock yards If paid Il
r price for them.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
STANDARD FURNITURE co.

r, "nere big values and little prices meet.
furniture. rugs, linoleums, ranges, bed
Jung Go-carts, baby carriages. sulkies; In
TACT everything for the comfort and con-
senlence of home at the very lowest
prices Mail orders given our particular
attention.
3is Riverside Ave. s14 spraaue Ave
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
EARLY MATCHING is FAVORED
Pouitryman Enabled to Get Chicks
Started Before Hot Weather
Rapid Gains Insured.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
In order to have eggs when eggs are
scarce begin operations In early spring
to plan for early-hatched chicks. Early
Matching enables the poultryman to
get his chicks started before hot
weather. which retards their growth
and which, with the presence Of lice,
causes millions of late-hatched chicks
to die each year. Pullets Matched
early produce eggs In the fall when
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

Kentucky hillman left his sunny
corn patch and his moonshiny private
still and walked down into the low
lands to bid farewell to his lanky son,
who had heard the call of his country
and had enlisted and was now bound
for overseas service. Son." quoth the
old man, taking the younger in his
arms, IL fit four year agin the union,
but I'm reconciled now, and I'm proud
to see you wearing the uniform OF the
federal government. You'll be sailin
fur furrin parts, soon, and when you
git there want you to remember
whut you ow to yore flag and coun-
| try. And son, II you ever run into one
of them there Germans don't show no
mercy. Shoot him down. like he was
revenue officer! Eve
ming Post
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

Spend sensibly and save sensibly.
Buy w. S. S.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
NEW TODAY.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

6OoflNES0 OfFOH UNI les.
Jewelry and Optical Stock and Fixtures.
Invoiced about S4500.00. in good town of
1900 in Washington. Well established bus
mess. No other jewelry stock there. Write
Hall & Smalley Co. Sprague. Wash
WANTED--AUToMoeILEs.
WANTED-FORD OR LIGHT CAR. Mali
full description and lowest cash price.
SPOKANE AUTO MARKET, 315 Sprague.
FOR sAlE-REGIsTERE SWALLOWS
SEVEN REGTSTERED SHIRE STAL-
lions, all ages, for sale. Prices right. G.
A. Draper, Elberton, Wn., Whitman Co.
NEAR SPRINGDALE IN STEVENS CO,
Washington, you will find land ideal
for Dairying and Stock raising. Write
Phoenix Lumber Co. Owner. Spokane
for Folder r. 3.
FOR sALE-FARM LANDS.
STOCK RANCH FOR SALE; ONE OF
the best equipped and best located little
stock ranches in the northwest; $40 acres
of which $50 are i'm alfalfa, 200 acres In
bunch grass pasture. so acres more to bs
seeded to alfalfa during April. and 80 acres
in winter wheat; over $4,000 in improve
ments; yours for $55 per acre. half down
real bargain Address E. G. Erickson
owner, Cambridge, Idaho.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

Thrift is stored-up happiness. Buy
w. S. s.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
WASHING WILL HELP DECAY
Many Eggs Are Spoiled Each Year Be-
cause They Have Become wet
Before Reaching Market.

1t is estimated that more than 5,ooo,-
900 eggs are spoiled every year because
they have been washed or in some way
have become wet before reaching mar
ket. The shell of an egg contains
gelatinous substance which prevents
air and germs from entering the eggs
Washing destroys this substance and
promotes decay.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

on, mama, I'm frightened" came
from little Tommie. in bed.
What are you frightened about. my
hear somebody on the roof"
On, well, go to sleep, my boy; it's
only your father taking on his shoes
before he sneaks through the scuttle.
He's Just got home from the club in
MS airship. "-Yonkers Statesman.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

Plans are rapidly going forward at
Tacoma for the entertainment of at
least 100000 visitors from all parts
of the northwest who are expected to
pour into the city to attend the North
west Peace Jubilee. which win be
held for seven days. from June 80 to
July 6, inclusive.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

The highest wages paid to women
shoe workers is to the vampires, who
receive % cents an hour. Clinton
Advertiser.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
AELP WANTED

"ANTED-returned Soldiers and Sailors
VINO VINO were formerly stenographers and
vsookKeepers to take short intensive re-
view course. Plenty of god openings for
hmen, Dut fair amount of speed in short
land ,l or reasonable knowledge of ele-
rnents OF bookkeeping necessary. No
money required until employed.
soo SPOKANE EXPERT SCHOOL
300 Title Bldg. Main 5000
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. so ACRES
logged-o off land 2 miles from good town.
on good road. level, easily cleared, some
timber. in Colville Valley Value $4,000.
Also 40 acres four miles from town, good
soil, small area cleared, some timber, cas-
lily cleared. Value $500. All in Wash. Will
trade one or both for wheat land or stock.
Box 2O3 Chewelah, Wash.