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round cushion about six inches in dia- meter and cover very loosely with about 3-S of a yard Of China silk in a light shade. Join the medallions to- gether and draw the silk through the openings in litle puffs.
 Lovely Hanc<erchiefs
 No end of designs can be originated for dainty handkerchiefs. Colored threads can be used In various ways. Draw out two threads, leaving one in between. Tie the remaining thread to the middle of fine floss, which should be twice the length of the handkerchief then pull on the remaining thread, carefully working the colored thread through the linen The rose design can be varied in many ways. The in dividual flower is made with a French knot center. Use floss in two shades of any desired color. Then, just as if French knot Is to be made,
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

wind the thread around the needle nine times and pull the needle through. This will give a long curved roll Put the needle down through the material and repeat until the flower is com plete, going around and around The leaves are made with the Lazy Daisy stitch in two shades. of green.
 Butchers Cuff Bag
 The novel spool bag originated from a butchers straw cuff. Line the cuff with light colored silk, pulling 1t up from the top of the bag. Ribbon of a contrasting color is used to draw it to- gether. The bottom is formed by the lining. tassel of silk or yarn of the contrasting color finishes 1t off. Either an embroidered or appliqued design adds to the last touch.
 Practical Handbag
 The good looking handbag is quite as useful for the street as for the theater.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17
EASY STITCHES MAKE ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS AND THE. MATERIAL IS INEXPENSIVE.

Use a round, narrow silver bag top. Two circles of dark, plain silk are used for the upper part of the bag. A simple design is chosen for the embroidery. Baste a piece of buckram to the cir cle. For the bottom part a piece of silk about 10 or 12 inches square is gathered on a sewing machine, using a ruffling foot, and sewing to the two circles. The lining is then sewed to- gether and pockets may be put in If desIred. The lining is stitched to the silk and the bag top fitted to it. To prevent the stitches from showing string a bead at each hole to cover the stitches.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

It often happens that one needs a last-minute Christmas gift, something that can be quickly made and is, at the same time. attractive and inexpensive
 For the circular "blocl1" collar, pie tured fin the illustration, use organdie or French voile, and cut into 4-inch squares. Hem three sides of each square with either running stitch of fine black floss or a chain stitch. The design may be a small flower done in lazy Daisy stitch in delicate colors with French knot centers or any other pat
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It is estimated that the worlds sugar crop for the year 1s2o-21wiIl be ap proximately 1,7oo,ooO tons greater than the total production of 1s1s-20, It must be understood in considering this estimate that there are still two or three months of growing weather which can materially effect the crop. The indicated world production this season is more than 17,000,o ,o00 tons of cane and beet sugar.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

Rub shortening into flour with tips of fingers till the mixture looks like coarse cornmeal. Add water, kneading light ly. Use as little water as possible, just enough to make the dough. Roll on a floured board to about one-fourth inch thickness, keeping the shape round. Put in a Noured pie pan and bake in a moderate oven. The crust should be pricked with fork to keep it from drawing out of shape during the bak- ing. Let cool before using.
 Make a meringue of the whites of two eggs and six talespoons of sugar.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

Novel desserts are apt to be overly expensive or difficult of preparation, but here 10 a new sweet that Is easy, quick and eheap-as things go. First Sf all, make a good, tender pie crust:
 PIE CRUST 34 cup flour
 tablespoons lard
 1 tablespoon butter
 "a teaspoon salt
 L2 teaspoon baking powder
 Ice water The lard and butter should be very cold. Mix dry ingredients thoroughly.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

tern desired. It takes six or seven squares to make the collar.
 The straight collar shown Is made of a straight piece of material and is also hemmed with a black running or chain stitch Three delicately colored flow CTS are embroidered in the corner. The cuffs are made to match. The design can be varied in many ways.
 Pretty Pincushlon
 The attractive pincushion Illustrated may be made either of crocheted me- daIlions or lace medallions. Take a
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17
When You Build
 Your NeLU Home

We are told that building costs are going to approach Pre-war levels as spring building time draws near. There are many details that make or mar the personality Of a house according to the thought that is given them.- The fire place is one of inc things your guests will notice first in your new home.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

Despite the fact that oats rank next 10 corn and wheat in acreage and value in the United States, specialists in the Department of Agriculture report so little attention is given 10 this inn portant grain that the crop is some times unprofitable.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

The Department of Agriculture de- clares that exposure to weather ire quently causes greater destruction to farm implements than the actual use. It urges that all machinery and tools be stored before winter sets in.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

The report of the inspector of fac tories and workshops of England dis close the fact that since the reduction of the 48-hour week in most British industries there has been a consider able decline in production.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

A census of millionaires taken by the Income Tax Division of the Internal Revenue Bureau, although two years behind time, is interesting. It shows that there were 4000 fewer millionaires in. the United States in 1918 than in 1917. The total number of miIlionaires in 1918 was 2o,944.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

The mantel is designed in the typical ChippendaIe style as shown by the de- signs and ornaments of the mantel.
 The fireplace itself is designed very cOmpactly
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

In the kitchen of her home Sister Mary cooks daily for family of four adults. She brought to her kitchen understanding of the chemistry of cooking gained from study of domestic science in state unver sty. Consequently the advice she offers Is happy binaton of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives Is her first tried and served her family table
Arizona republican., 1920-12-17

mento salad. date and nut pudding, coffee.
 Doing the right thing at the right time-that's luck.
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rase TO- Twp 5i Personal improvements 20
Personal TAX
Tsmphn xaipn O. personal! Sota Tax
Upton e q !. X. ST. Personal and -
rumhk Fred on j. Twp PERSONAL ana improvements. ~
Total Tax -. S11
-, Total
49,. :.
wsan } s; ON 4w Tot: Tax Personal ana
improve: ~
II .S
and mpr 0
Total Tax
andim improve: M
Twp oo
Total Tax
Total Tag s7s
Il improvements M
IL on Twp md improve "
OFFICE THEAsURER ivER cotNrY srAT or
Of
amount sI taxes and costs due opposite each
so
County Court House IT.. a m ~ ~ ~ " '
twenty Of Deccmber
A J oenty Treasur
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
CONl-OflDSS O4:s:.s:.s3

Department Of the Interior, L. S.
Land Office at Miles city. Montana.
December 81, 1920
Notice is hereby given that
HUGH r. nELI.S
of Kingsley. Montana, who, en- Nov.
II, 1917. June Ii. 1918. made Hid. En-
try and Ad. Hid. Entry. No. O419SS.
No. 042ea3 for Wiz Sec 10. NWA
WlaSEH. SW i,Nf.f. See. l5, NV
NE4, Section -. Township 3-S. Rance
E. NJ. + Meridian. has filed notice
OF intention to make three year proof
&c establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Re-
ce!Ver. United states Land Office. at
Miles City. Montana on the 14.h day
of February. 1921
Claimant names AS Witnesses:
Miles Brown. of Kingsley. Montana:
Grant Brown, of KINGSLEY. Montana
pan Wise. Of KINGSLEY. Montana: Mel
": Paddock. of Miles City. Montana.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. L. s.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
Dec. ~. 1890
Notice is hereby given that
OI.!i. HEGGEN
Of Sayl". Mont. who on Aug. T., 1918,
Aug. ~. 1919, made homestead entry
and add. homestead entry, No. O43SSS.
NJ sWA. sWA sWA. NwA sEA.
SW !; NWI, Section IA: NWANWL.
Section %. SEA sell Section is. Town
ship =. Range !. f.. NJ. +. Meridian,
Year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before W. r. Brit
ain. L. ,. Commissioners. at Quictus,
Mont on the 21st day Of Jan. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Earl Tubs. Ralph Rhca. John Reich
nrt Ed 0.,t, all OF Sayle. Mont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Cnnl-O03SOl O:s0318

Department of the Interior. L. $.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
Dee. Il, 1899
Notice is hereby given that
WILLIAM J., HALTESHOFF,
of Say,c Mont. who. on May 6. 1910.
xoy. Ii. 1914. made Homestead entries.
No. 022Sal. o2a:lf. for EhNWi., SWH
NV. Sec. :. NEE. Nwh SEA-. Sec
ton Is Tcwnship . s. Range ~ p. NJ
y Meridian. has filed notice Of inten.
ton to make. three year proof. to es-
tahliSh claim To the land above de-
scrihed. hsfor" Adam Anderson. I. $.
Commissioner n Decker. MCnt.. on
tn" 2lst day of Han. 1921.
Claimant names az witnesses:
Clarence Tiele Andrew r. Bliven,
Martha Haltcnhoff. Henry Haltenhoff.
all Of Saylc Mont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Coal ms to SCc. l2-0SOOsbS

Department. Of the Interior, I. 5.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
Dec. Is. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that
KENNETH {. BLISS.
of Broadus. Mont. who. on June 81.
1916. made additional homestead en-
try. Nc. O3oOSs for Lot 1. Sec. 7. r.
s. r. So F.. SihSEH. SEASWA. Sec
ton u. Township s.. Range 81 f..
NJ =. Meridian. has filed notice Of in
tention to make three year proof. to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribcd before T. w. Craig. u. s. Com
Goth day Of jan. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Benjamin n. Johnson. of Rroadus.
Mont; Neal J.. Bliss. Robert f. Rice.
James w. Hyde. all Of kingsley: Mont.
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION
COal-O4:k0lu

l'epartment OF the Interior. l.. $.
Land Office at Niles civ 1Jon.a,,
December 81. 1920. - 40
Notice IS hereby given that
WILBUR Il. MILES,
OF MooEhead. Montana. who. on De-
act. l2-2o-ld. No. 04391l. fer East
naif, section 81, Township SIS, Range
~ r.: NJ. Meridian. has filed notice
y. y. int.ntihn TO make three year proof.
de scrihed. before Theo. w. C,r,;r
oh'l.d states Commissioner. at nroa,i.
Us, Montana, "n The ll;h day of Enh-
ruary, 1921 VI ~
Claimant names as Witnesses
bUrt w. Peterson of Rroadus Mon
, ,1ha' ffahk I. Kelsey. of Moorha,l
MSehiana: Percy Crocker. Of Savle
t u"'i'ana: Harry II. l;urgh. ef Moon.
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\oIIIE FOR PUBLICATIONS
NOU.('

Department of the Int.,.:, =,
Land Office at Miles city. siont,,oa .
Notice Is hereby given that
ne GhoNEE a. WILLIAMS,
1877, made Hid. Entry. Ne. o. o4,7i is 80, 10.
SSE WH EsSWH. NWE swN. SWH
WV. Section IS. Township
n range ot,E:. NJ: p. Meridian. has filed
nronf s % 81 intention to make three year
above described. before VIM. Wa,iacnsal
tuunited states Commissie ner, ut Ridge
Mynoan montana on the 1ash day Of February
Claimant names as witnesses.
., Thos. NJ: Dranc Jr.. Archie +. VIII
mans. Hadsn II. Williams. Lem Day.
ennort, all of Ridge. Montana.
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NOTlcE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior L. S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
Dee. IL. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that
IRENE. r.. son.
of .lui.,us. Mcnt.. who, on Oct. IS.
1918 made homestead entry. No 04409a.
for NWH Section II. Township S..
Range ~ t.. NJ. r. Meridian. has fled
proof. 10 establish claim to the land
above Described. before w. +. Britain.
L. s Commissioners, at Quietus. Mont,
on the 2lst day Of jan. 1921.
claimant names as witnesses:
Milton H. Phillips. Charles f. Con-
ley, J. T. Son. Ada Hiehy. all OF Qui-
etus. Mont
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department Of the Interior. y. 8
Land onice at Miles City. Montana.
Notice IL hereby given that
IRENE J. VAUGHN,
OF Broadus. Mont. who. on Oct. 8. 1917.
made homestead entry and addl. nd.
entry Act 1e-e9.l6. Nc o4l642, 0lle44,
Is. Township ! s., Range s. b., II. +.
Meridian, has fled notice Of intention
to make three year proof. to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
9c Broadus. Mont, on the c1st day OF
Claimant names as witnesses:
waiter Franklin. OF Graham, Mont
Arthur Shaw, OF Eiddle. Mont; George
II. Rue. Of Biddie, Mont.
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Department Of the Interior. u. S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
Dec. II. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that
HARRISON Il. MARTIN,
of powderville, Mont, who, en- Nov. -.
1917. made homestead entry, No. O42032,
for SEA NEA. EiaSEA, Sec. 2. NEA
NEh: Section II. Township 3 S.. Range
80 r.. NJ. +. Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make three year proof.
to establish claim to the land above
described. before T. W. Craig. y. s.
Commissioner. at Broadus. Mont. on
the 2lst day Of Jan, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mathew Damn, Henry q. BCyes. Il.
G. Osgood. Stanley V. Farley, all OF
Powderville. Mont
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Prisoner Was Glad

The trial Of a notorious old moon
sinner was over. and he had been
found guilty. The Judge lectured
him severely On his long record and
then sentenced him to thirty-six
years. imprisonment, saying that the
court had no feeling Of anger toward
him, only pity.
The prisoner listened stolidly, ana
then said:
well. I sure am mighty glad that
ne wasn't mad at me-. The Cor
rector.
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NoThE ron PUBLICATION
GO11-03nlllD

5',fartmtat Of the Interior l.
n Dec, sp NJ at Miles city. Montana.
->otee - hereby given that
iETER !. HANKS
90 'o, G'aham, Montana. who. on July %
SCI : Sea- 90 H9 SUI, El;ntrE, No. 0ao4Ss for
snip nIp . as. Range 5l-E.. NJ p, Merriam Mn
t mas MED notice of intention te. mars
~ tn'se year proof, to establish Ella Ella i ,e
Thee t'le w .aha above described. before
...a'ss.on"E at Eroadus. s,o,t.,, I'm :
'' c,a ia.h day Of February. 1921, IL
W;.ai.1ant mos Us witnesses.
~, "a h,r FRANKLIN. Ernest Whit.si5.
ham NJ, h'a&she Hanks. all Of era
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department Of the Interior Z. $.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
Notice is hereby given that
ROBERT 7. TOMAS.
Of Olive. Mont who. on July Is. 1919,
made Additional homestead entry act
lo-2a-1G. 80 r4,l9a. for Ell sen.
NW.. N,sswla. section 20. Township
s, Range 80 r.. NJ. p. Meridian: has
f, ed notice OF intention to make three
year prcof. 10 establish claim to the
smith, l.. $. Commissioner, at OLIVE.
Mont. on the :lst day Of JAN. 1921.
Claimant names MS witnesses:
George EUlford. Ted Wallace. Lester
Rowsev Albert Jesse, all OF owe.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that war
rants drawn on the Bridge Fund of
Powder River County presented for
payment prior to May 4th. 1920. are
payable. A. j. HALEY
do Isl Treasurer Of Pow dor Rive Ga
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that war
rants drawn on the Read Fund OF
Powder River County presented for
payment prior to August fth. 1920 are
payable. \. j. HALEY.
,i2 l3t Treasurer OF isowdcr River 90
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that war
rants drawn en- the Contingent Fund
Of Powder River County presented for
payment prior to december lst. 1920
are payable. A. j. HALEY
d313t Treasurer of Powder River Co
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Z Twp4 5 Rge.51
and PsrCnaI aota1
?lsss and 1np1 T1ta3 Tax
g. TWP Rss q Eass ssS aFass'
SW ssE Easts acres
ma-ners0n Total Tax
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N,ssEAsWh 49, Twp Rse. a. 50
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np I9a las Tv acres
personal Total Tax ig
and persona Eo.ai le
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somraeTsch ia iiaans III. Ni,
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Twp. 5
ana Twp Eastlto aeres
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that war
rants drawn on the General Fund OF
Powder River County presented for
payment prior to July 18th. 1920, are
payable. a. !. HALEY.
d3131 Treasurer of Powder River Co
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I'VE must trim our SAILS" de-
clares q wholesaler. Very well. II
there Is nothing else left to trtm.,--
Moline Dispatch.
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The hack to The farm movement sof
turned around --Dssrc!t journal.
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trno;,, SO ~ i"r y t. '''
MI, IA, on l.. % -,
ersonai lstai Tax IT, ivy. y =. -.
a Total H. TAX =" Sec ~ p :" Az
Has o T! ! rn Improvements ana PERSONAL 4o,. ia, III
fenn dnsi "s rota A. Tan n gee TWP H. ~. ~
A. on Twp 9. mpro
IL
To,aI Tax " Sec " o.
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Nolan, !. 7. Pe
pa * land. iii ban t
Total Tax
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sonal. Tots
ohustad. lh"nric
sunal, Tota
oliphant. rland
Dliphan'. Jacob.
Parish. y. On .
Total Tax
Patton. Is. A.. I
Total Tax
Re ddicori, Mrs.
Personal. !
Peterson, Hans.
Total Tax
Pearson, Nels -
Total Tax
IA! lie, { 81. q
ncUtS. Tot
Fierce, Nv f@ht.
4. tai Tan
Pierce, W. A.
Tota; Tax
Ei"rsali, ". :
Total Tan
popp. John. -
Total Tax
ropp. William.
fetal TaA
nopp. Anna. q
Total Tax
Potter. an i.
Total Tax
Powell, Mary J.
Total Tax
Powers, Roy II.
Total Tax
Putnam, Odess;
Total Tax
Quinn, Chas. W
Total Tax
RaIcoglo. Ella.
RalstCn, A. J.
Ramsey. J. 81 Ell
Total Tax
Eatcliff. a. A.
Total Tax
Eatcliff. II. I.
Total Tax
Reynolds. =. j..
Total Tax
Richards, p. r.
Total Tax
Robbins. Ed. I
Total Tax
Roberts. II. y.
Total Tax
Rose, j. & O.
Total Tax
Sans. Allen II.
Total Tax
Seiway Il pows
Severovic, John.
Total Tax
Shaw. \. g. r.
Simpson. 7. G..
fetal Tax
Smith, $. II. .
Total Tax
Smith. {. W. I
Total Tax
Smokov, Dimitri
Total Tax
Spooner. Mark.
SteadlRan. Ben.
| Total Tax
| Stock Yds. Natl
Swcarneen. Jan
Yaher, G. J. @
! Total Tax
Taylor. II, $.
pat, T,v
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-11-06
TWO KINDS OF ADVENTURE
New Yorker Who Offered to Sell Ills Life's Services Already Has
 Had Takers

Jack Hardy, former sailor, living in New York, who advertised that he was ready to sell his services for the rest of his life to the highest bidder who had a career of useful adventure to offer, has received two bids.
 A woman offered him $5,0OO to be her bodyguard on trip to Egypt providing the trip was successful" !" Jack doesn't think he'll take this, not being certain what the woman regards as a successful trip to Egypt. The other offer was from a man and his wife who described themselves as the wealthiest couple in Scranton, Pa.. wanted Jack to help hunt for their if teen-year-Old son with $5,0O0 and adoption as the reward.
 That is more promising, the young man thinks, but he has reached no de cision yet. He is twenty-two years old. "Pm not looking for soft berth.' 5 he said. "The harder the job, the bet ter like it."
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"Be it ever SO humble
(TO BE CONTINUED
MAKE THE MOST OF TODAY
All That Has Gone Before Is Past and the Future Is Clouded With
 Uncertainty.

Today is what you have. 1t IS also what you are And again, Today is what you do. And if you haven't any thing, and aren't anybody, and do nothing-why, then, for you there Is no Today. ...
 For Today is music. Today is art. Today is literature. Today is joy. To day is work. To-day is play. Today is life.
 Yesterday is no problem-fcr ir fs past. Tomorrow is no problem-for It isn't here. Today is supremacy. To- day is the world. Today is-Oppor- tunity!
 Crowd in upon it then. Today-take hold upon its faintest chance. Spread your smiles-Today. Be game-To- day. Be glad and great-Today.
 Today is the day-your day.
 Today is Time and Change doing It's job. Are you a vital part of the play? Today you may start out all anew. To- day you may put to use what you learned day ago. The center of your entire life may revolve about-Today.
 But, above all things, do not fear Today. And let all worry slide. All things that do not count-iet them go, too. Work and help and love-To- day.
 For this Today will never dawn again !-George Matthew Adams in Good Housekeeping.