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GOODRICH ITEMS !

Mr. and Mrs. r.. A. True, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Goebel visited at
the John anderson home Sunday.
Geo. Beaman went to Chicago Satur.
day evening.
MI. Harness. Of Oklahoma. will assist
Mt.. Spenksen with his farm this sum.
MI. Helen Hess was the guest Of
Miss Lovicie Morris a few days this
Week + M
Mrs. Vivian Lee visited her sister,
M Nh, Arthur Winey. couple Of days
Mas Ruby whey spent the week end
With her cousin, Miss Rebecca Whey.
James Anderson was down to Deni.
Suh Friday shopping. y :. 9'.t5' I, q.
Miss Nora Jordan is spending a few
s Ssys With nth her sister, Mrs. Arthur thur
viii johnson and Gene Fink were
ups to DelOit Friday.
:. Miss Evelyn Anderson and Miss Ma.
hef sEhlers spent Saturday afternoon al
tfef Mrs. 8. D. Newton home.
Pete Jensen and Henry Jensen were
over to DelOit Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Sachau and
family were over to- Deloit Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Hansen were in
town Friday evening to attend the
school play.
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Walter Otto spent Sunday evening at
Albert Christiansen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Otto and family
and Mr.. and Mrs, Will Harteleberfi
spent Sunday at the Will Knoll home.
| Louis Harteleben Of Danbury, spent
VIM. Knoll home.
Mrs. Henry Otto is spending--a few
days at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Jim Scott, helping care for Mrs. Scott
who has been seriously i'll with the
measels.
Mr. Chas. Mcguire was a business
caller at the Jas. Sexton home Monday.
A large number of friends and rela.
tives gathered sat the Hans Wacheldorf
home Friday evening, the event being
Mr.. Wacheldorf's birthday. The ev-3,
eningt wass spent in. playing games andA
dancing, aftsr which refreshments
We're served and the guests, departed at
q late hour wishing MT. Wache dor
many happy returns Of the day.
Mr.. Walter Otto and family spent !;
Saturday evening at the homes.o the
latter'S brother, Lou. &c. =
Mr. and Mrs Will STruelsen and lit I
tie son, Harold, and Miss Margaretl
Collins were entertained at the Otto
Tent home Sunday.
Miss Loretta Murphy spent couple
of days OF the past week at the j.. 2.
Owen home in Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flieshman spent
Sunday evening at the Otto Thul home.
q Misses Loretta and Ellen Murphy
spent Wednesday evenig in MapletOn
at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Mary
McGrat1. 5
Mrs. Whittmack and children who
have ben keeping house for VIM. ILL
for some time past returned to their
home near Battle Greek.
Y Wednesday, March 18th, at three
o'clock at Soldier church occurred the
marriage Of Miss Ella Sells to Louis
Godberson, of Mapleton. The bride
crepe de chine, trimmed with beads and
carried beautiful bouquet of fowers.s
SIZE @was attended by her friend, Miss
Ida Meyer, while Gustav Sells, brothS
err of the bride, acted as best man. AfSs
ter the SceremonY ,s the guests went to-
the home of the bride 8. pasents where
bountious repast was served. afteN
which the evening was spent in danci
ing and merry mai king. tMt8s Sells
needs no 4ptroducttpn - the people I'M
thiss, part Nef the county as she waa
forp and reared on farm In SOldfer
township, and is a charming young
lady, numbering hsg fIlsnas s,y ny 1, nea
near Mapleton, is a. prosperous. young
farmer and has many friends in this
many beautiful and costly gifts, tokens
of esteem of their many friends. AT.
ter short honey moon the young cou.
pie will be at home to their many
friends on the gr0oni's farm near
Mapleton. .4 ~ " 3Ss
Clarence Otto spent Sunday. visiting
friends in Danbury.
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BOYER ITEMS
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Al large number Of friends and rela-
tiyes gathered at the home of William
Dozark Tuesday evening, March 18th,
to help Mrs. Dozark celebrate her. birth
day. Games were played and at mid
might a very delicious lunch was served
and the guests departed reporting q
very enjoyable time and wishing Mrs.
;Dozark many more happy birthdays.
Carl Frahm went to Denison Tues
Miss Anna Frahm was a passenger to-
Deloit Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hansen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Neumann return.
ed last week from California. where
they had been for two weeks enjoying
their honeymoon.
8. f.. DonOhoe assisted In the bank
during the absence of William Hansen;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pithan returned
from their wedding trip last week and
for the present are staying with his
parents. We understand that Mrs. Pit.
han intends finishing her term Of teach
ing in Boyer.
Miss May Gilmore, teachertat the CEN
ter school, went to Sioux City Wednes.
day for q few days visit at her parent.
al home. h.,
to DenisOn w Wednesday. .ss 3 II. s4
Joseph Pithan assisted Gustav ,Stehr
in setting up imp ements the past week.
Vernon Nelson was a Denison passen-
Ger Tuesday. ~ 49, ~ y f8EijSii}}2
= Mr. and Mrs. sidney Nelson went to
Dehison Tuesday, returning Wednes-
day.
ness caller Wednesday. - %
Mrs H. 6. Retman and son. frankie,
visited relatives in Denison couple OF
days last week. 1865 s..'5
Mrs. Cfas. Dean returned to her
home in Lake City Thursday after lhav-
ing spent a few days at the parental,
Bob Darling, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fleming were
passengers to Battle Creek Saturday.
William Meyers was a Denison bus
mess caller Saturday 81, 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Quade, or krOn,
were visiting with friends and relatives
in Boyer Thursday between trains while
on their way to DenisOn.
Attorneys Powers and klinker, OF
Denison, were professional callers here
Thursday.
Miss Esther Harding and Miss Celia
Sykes were shopping in Denison Friday.
Nick Wuf was a Deloit business call
err Friday.
A number Of friends gathered at the
John Kovar home Thursday evening,
brate her birthday. A most delicious
lunch was served and the table was
beautifully decorated with carnations
and roses, gift from Mr.. Kovar. The
guests departed at a late hour and all
report having spent a very enjoyable
evening and wish Mrs. Kovar many
more happy birthdays.
Albert Hansen went to Denison FRI
day. " 855 M IN q. 4
Nels Taylor and son, Fred, were Dem
ison callers Friday.
Herman Habencht 4 returned from
Schleswig Friday, where he had been
been visiting relatives few days.
Little Larene johnson, Of Kiron, Wis
tied with relatives in Boyer between
trains Friday.
Chas. Campbell, OF Deloit, was a call
err at the Fred Neumann home Friday:
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. koenck and
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MANILA ITEMS

IS nAN1rIA IOWA snao,,, - +ha
pa,,;a,,,. -, Nsal.r.oEen ~ N.
s,;d Machine Gnn RattaIion has been
a~ardoS !. d,sti,,r,,isi,ad sayv;ce cross
snr hraverv IN war. nv order Of the
pra.ido,,t
N .w,,,. mo-, ,ha asst M,n,,,, how "a
,a,nsS - Esranco ond he -tnnl.ar i,,,nt,r.
IAN part In ali the battles. n His many
srsesfa go sra ~ g g ~ that he has been ~
1.es,n,.a,7 ~, cn,,s.ra+,i ,ata him ..iaiSS
WSn n ely u S;ln.;na,'l. tha Hrar,,,.,
harh' .sIhnnl 4sitsraxarv Iisocietv gave 70
49,. interas,iru.i nros,a n, > Friday q ~.
fsrnoor in tha hith School a,iiiitnrium5
Snnr a - si,ii 49, $s.lS - C,co,,
Hi~h school naner Allen Olson and
y3n,va ~ Iannas> 4. =. jisiS -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tot,e i,,ar,va,, Il !frop,
Il. ,s,,i,i,c snaaL,rs, e. yvhItar Preshnld.
DefatnS Resnive thatI rho IL Manila
Is hiri, school should he consolidated
ANirmative. Granees Van Slyke and
Berniece McCutcheon, Negative,
GLADYS Baker and Delhia Williams.
ypisno .o,a Madanna ' q
I.ife - III Patrick. George Knott.
Farce, The simplified Commencement
- 1859 4 al
GARNER Grnmr,, u I.yle Robertson.
Member OF the school board, Allen
PrOfessor Rodd, Harry Holmes,
Miss Chance, teacher. Beulah Stoker,
Nr. Pleader, Pres, of school board,
Walter Prescfioldt.
Harworker and Georgia Desburg.
0arSh Doolittle, Buelah Theobald,
NltslC. -.a------- Orchestra
Short speech on Consolidation, Pro.
fessor Hartman.
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! NIsHNABOTNY ITEMS

! Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kelly and children
spent Sunday with Buck Grove rela-
| tiyes.
Miss. Grace, Mccutcheon, Of Charter
Oak, spent Friday night with Manila l
relatives. VI I, & IL,
Andrew Hickey spent Monday near
Vail on business. N tBpsr ,KSi.s w, 81
I. Misses ,Mayme Loughran and Anna
Hook, spent sa few, days the past, week
visiting with, Defiance relatives. L 81
Miss Frieda jensen returned home
| Monday after a week 8, visit with rela-
tives at, Defiance. ie,f fa,. }s,t5tsS
Hugh ,Dougharty left Sunday for points
| I'M Colorado on business. 81 s.fs.y Ia
Miss Bessie Knott and brother. Mo
relle, spent. Saturday in, Carroll calling
on Miss Alice, who is attending st, An
gela's Institute f,t,J,Etl go ,f5I. 1. mn.
Bryan and, Den Mcmahon were Buck
Grove callers between trains Sunday.
Mrs. Dick Coil, Mae Carey and Marie
MfMahon were Omaha shoppers Friday J,
ers at the VIM. Thompson home sun
day.
| Rude Hoffeins returned Monday from
Alta, where he had been visiting with
irelatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elwell and chill
dren spent Sunday at the ii. Meyers
home.
| family, of Denison, were callers at the
Frank Chamberlain home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McLaren and fam
| lily spent Sunday at the J. S. McLaren
home.
| j. T. Welsh, Of Vail. purchased a fine
team Of horses from Bryan and Tom
Mcmahon last week. Ak
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hickey and daugh-
ter, Myrtle spent Sunday at the M. j..
Hickey home near Manning:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Armstrong and
family spent Sunday at the Don Dag
nett home. -
I. A. Hickey and Fred steckelberg
and son, Fred, were Denison callers on
business Tuesday.
| DR.. Liggett was caller at the VIM.
McLaren homeI last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. thinner, of West
Side, were callers at the Elmer Brasel
home Sunday.
helping them celebrate their silver we'd
ding.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Wenzel and chill.
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wenzel
spent Sunday at the Hugo Wenzel
home.
| Guy Campbell and son, Ralph, return
ed home Saturday to Emmetsburg after
a ten day visit at the 7. =. Campbell
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hickey and son
Cyril, spent Sunday at the Thos. Pow
ers home in Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. X. johnson and
daughter, Eva, spent Sunday at the G.
III. Baker home.
J. ]. Meehan left Tuesday for Mime
apolis on business. From there he ex-
poets to go to Hunter, N. D., for visit
at the p. j. Hanrahan home.
Mrs. Frank Ward spent the past week
at the VIM. McLaren home.
| T. A. Hickey and son, Arthur, and
daughter, Esther, were callers at the r.
J. Lally home Tuesday evening.
Elmer Brasel spent few days the
past week in, Dow City, being called by
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THE DEN1soN REVIEW, "WEDNESDAY, MARCH n, 1920

daughters We're passengers 70 Deiolts o.
SATURDAY. s3,
John Erne, of Omaha, was a business
caller here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn hoyar ana son
Paul, motored 70 Llaaerdaie Satqraa.
FOR an over SUNDAY WISH Win the ne LOUIE 'L !!
kovar family:
Gertrude GranGeious anu SAnaIl t
| Nlssen went 10 Deloie SATURDAY alter
noon.
Mrs. vernon NELSON anu utusht sN.
FAIRY, went 70 Hoi s'l aa.ula a lo'
Few days Visit Win neI paren I,
Elwood Anderson was In Wall Lake
Saturday between trains.
Chris Nissen ana herman Scneldorl
were Denlson business CATERS oa.urd I,:s
Saturday callers at Inc I1enIy -!
han home We're. Mrsand MIs stol, rreu
reckson ana qausHeer, y So nf na,t;
MI. anu MIS-. oonH :, Su1tiinAtt-i' ,oAss-0s.'.
son.and Clarence Cadman, go,
Mrs: Claus Frahm rel .Sa ~ i hsn,,
Cnnton SaturGay, Mnei9 sns .,st
to- attend the funeral OF her proln ns, a,o
renamed Tor a 1ed Gays sisi. VIII VIII isfsl
tEes. ~, ! 4 :, ! ~, Z
POPE roster ana fanny are ~ p .nux,Hs
TINS week ONO farm n gas; " h,,s;nass
Gustav Stehr was d Deiiisoil BUSINESS SHES
calier FRIDAY. I, y y. =,
Seth ANDERSON anu Setli r,..sa
shipped car OF hogs 10 Sliiecaso MOI y
Gay. e4..a ~,
Ed hropr, carr Aoch anu t oteve A -'oi
once were m hI 'p!,,.s nun qI:. ,,,s;+od
Mr. ana Mrs, Wllilain IiaHsen vis s..y.'
at the FREQ teuaoe ho 4llV AZ IA'loi sun
DAY. :, -.
Garnet Camppeli came ~ TON -
>,olt MOIluay IoI d yisie VIII Aie
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the Illness % ms latll l', 1,
VIM: ,ScnWlesoW ana sons, ny!s .,,sa.,.
anu WllnerI ana WINE lilies 9pen'
TUESDAY IN benson on business m
M, y; Hickey was q calieu a. tno
a. mickey nome ahurseay. 49,,
Mr.: ana Mrs. WIZ. SchwissoM civ
daughters. HaLtle, MyIlle d,in ~, i.
dine, ana son, aaroiu, spe,i. w 1870 -, No.
at the ROBERT stevenson noiiie - 1'l'''''
ming. ,.,,,;o ~
I, Misses Gertrude ilooh anu Ss.t,,naa.,
herty were Omaha shoppets o.,dn, s l.,
Ernest Arnstrons s spem .rLat With -
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS
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Last Wednesday, March 18th, at
twelve o'clock. noon. a very pretty we'd
ding was solominized at the home of
Rev. VIM. Frese in Denison, when Miss
Alfredo A. Weller of Buck Grove, be.
came the bride of Mr.. Otto c. Voege,
! OF West Side, The bride looked charm.
ing in a beautiful gown of white silk
and geOrgette trimmed with lace and
pearls. She wore veil with a wreath
" lilies Of the valley and carried a bo-
NQuet o. pink and white carnations.
She was ATTENDED by her sister,, Miss
Katherine Willer. who wore a white
messOline, dress trimmed with beads.
The groom was attended by his brother,
Mr.. Peter yoege. They wore hand
some suits of dark blue serge. The
bride ID the eldest daughter of Mrs.
vicinity all her life. She is a young
lody of good qualities and will make a
fine help mate for the man Of her.
choice. The groom is son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Voege, of West Side,
and lis no stranger around here. He
served fourteen months in the army of
the recent war and saw active service
over seas. He received his honorable
discharge July End. 1919. Both these
young people have a host of friends
whose good wishes for happiness fol
low them into their new life. Mr.. and
Mrs. yoege will go to house keeping,
on a farm near West Side which the
groom has purchased.
Dick Jensen, of Warren, S. D., was
Visiting in town last week.
Fred Fredricks0n returned home
Saturday from his trip to Texas. He
was so well pleased with that country
that he bought ten acres, and expects
to go back the first of April to stay.
Mrs. Ed. Paulson returned Monday
morning from Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
where She went to visit a few days.
with her mother, who islspending the
winter there and who has recently
been quite ILL., - iffG}
Ivy Mr.. John Holthusen and Miss Flor
ence Fisher surprised their friends
here by going over TO Denison last
Thursday, March 18th, and gettingI
married. sS John has lived in this vi
cinity for several years. He was one
0f the soldier boys also. His many
friends wish him all the happiness of \
life. ti; His bride Is not so well known,
having moved here recently with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Fisher, from
Deloit, but we are sure that John used
good Judgment in selecting a wife, and
hope that their Journey through life
together will be happy one. They
have gone to house keeping on the
Willis Lentz farm southwest of Buck
Grove
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lap. We Join; with the friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. Oil In extending sympathy il
this hour Of sorrow.
Mrs. Ida Plough, son, Henry, and chi
drcn came down from Denison Wednes
day for visit at the Fred Christianser
home, returning Thursday.
Eldridge Killion came up from Dun
lap Sunday evening and remained Over
night at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Fl. Killion.
Mrs. w. III. Buss presided at one OF
her delightful dinner courtesies on Sun
day, the AFFAIR honoring DIR. j. A. Brill
wife, daughter, Beth, and son. Marty
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Fishel and daugh
tiers, Lola, Iva and Nellie, F. O. Reyn
olds, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Rolls and
daughter, Ruby; %. ]. Judd, wife and
children, the II. C.a Buss family, Charles
Wore and Pearl Wore, the latter from
Ramona. Calf. All greatly appreciated
the fine, dinner and the afternoon OF Wis
iting. The day marked the birthday
anniversary Of. the hostess and her com
pany of friends and relatives took oc.
caSion to present her with a beautiful
cut glass flower bowl, which was filled
with sweet peas and other choice flow.
erS. She was also the recipient or
pretty cut glass butter bowl. Needless
to say these tokens of love and esteem
~ :
Mrs. John Houston was In Omaha
Thursday, where she had an operation
performed on her right hand for the re.
moval Of the point of needle. 1t will
be remembered that Mrs. Houston had
the misfortune of running a needle into
the feshy. part of the thumb several
months ago and the point of which had
been left In. All trust the wound will
soon heal with no further developments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred christensen, son,
Herbert, and daughter, Lillian, We're In
Charter Oak Sunday attending church
and visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Young entertained
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry BONN,
of Denison Sunday.
The p. III. sSWasey home provided the
setting for q pleasant social event on
Saturday afternoon in the nature Of a
postnupt.al shower complimenting Mrs.
Leo Schwaab. The affair was planned
by the Misses Blanche Cole and Ruth
Swasey and the guests present were
cOmposed OF the members Of the Palo
Altos and III. B. G.'s. There was a large
and the hours passed rapid
" with the popular diversions Of the
day. One guessing contest had been
arranged for the occasion in which Mrs.
Leslie Helm captured first prize, box
Of candy. a delicious two course lunch
was served which was not among the
least enjoyed features. The guest OF
honor was presented with a fine assOrt-
ment of miscellaneous gifts, all of which
she treasures very highly Mrs. Chas.
Brady and Mrs Leslie Helm, of Dunlap.
Mrs. Hudson McHenry, of Denison. and
Misses Iva and Nellie Fishel, of Ames,
We're out OF town guests.
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Cannot Praise this
Remedy too Highly
NJ WAY C lazy gsn .sI AFJn

Inao;nr from her letter. the mis- /.
.rv a1d SUPERINTENDENT endured by
Nh Charlie Tavior. r. i. D. No. 1, ]
Rnr IN Dillon. S. G.. must have
Nm terrible. No one, after read-.
M her letter, can continue to
da,,bt the ereat healing power,
- PF.RU-NA for troubles due
- catarrh or catarrhal conditions
= snv mart 81 the body. Her
ietteY r. Al inspiration to every
sicE and sufferine man OK. woman
snvvhere. Here Il Is: II Suffered
TO wears with catar1h Of the head,
rtnmach and bowels. Tried two Of
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County fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils; will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more snuffling, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryness or headache,
no struggling for breath at night.
Get small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little Of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. TT penetrates through
every air passage of the head, soothing
and healing the swollen On inflamed
mucous membrane, giving you instant
relief. Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed up and
miserable. Relief is sure.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill and family
]. !, MI. ana Mrs. Ernest Sells and little
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs, Max Bartels
and family, Mr.. and, Mrs Al Bartles
and Ernest krueger" were entertained
at the Emil Kroll- home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. .lNValter ,kushl spent
Sunday. at Arnold Jacob s.. i.s
j. Nj. iii, Wonder Who'll has been very
i'll is somewhat, improved, a fact which
his many friends are pleased to learn.
Miss Murphy journeyed to Sioux City
Thursday to attend the meeting Of the
Northwestern Teachers association.
n tMessrs Henry OTTO, Gus Kroll and
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
PRESERVING EGGS.

Social Corner Members: With eggs as high as they have been during the past winter every housewife should realize the saving that is to be made by preserving eggs in waterglass. By putting them down when they are the cheapest, good eggs are available all winter long. I still have quite a number which I put down last May.
 Eggs laid in April, May and June have been found to keep better than those laid later in the season.
 There are several ways of preServ- ing eggs, but favor the use of wa terglass. Use one quart of waterglass to to nine quarts of water that has been boiled and cooled, This will be sufficient to preserve 15 dozen eggs, l and will serve as a guide for a larger i or smaller number. e,es:.t The crock Tor jar should be clean ed carefully before using and the mix ture should be stirred so as to; be l thoroughly mixed before the eggs are put in. If sufficient eggs are not obtainable when the solution is first made, additionals eggs may be added from time toA time. Be careful 1 to allow at least two inches of the so- 1 lution to cover the eggs at all times | Place the crock containing the preserved eggs in d cool, dry place we'll covered to prevent evaporation | Waxed paper tied around the top oi the crock will answer this purpose.
 l Certainly in these times everyont should be eager to : practice @ sucl l economy, especially inEview of thu fact that the eggs keep so nicely.
 DORcAS-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
THE SOCIAL CORNER
The Heart Is The Cornerstone of Family and Society s ak

decoration in your own home. It will cost much less than travelling and will frequently be quite as eff ,fective. As a suggestion, see how many useless objects and ornaments can be thrown away.
 Magazines. souvenirs, vases call endar. and other ornaments are apt 1 to colect and clutter up a house and Incidentally to complicate the, prob lem of keeping it clean. Try talk Fling down a. lot of pictures and put ting away little used pieces of furni- 1 ture and let your eyes rest on large bare spaces. 1 use the word rest | on purpose, because a room full of | objects is actually tiring to the eye sight Try the effect of new cretonne 1 There is nothing that will help more 1 in dressing up a shabby room. A 1 few yards of cretonne will trahs- form the doors and windows, and make new the shabby old couch and | it's shabby old pillows.
 By such simple methodS as new curtains, new paper, fresh paint and new pictures, you can change thu entire atmosphere in which you live and it need not cost more than z trifle.
 Century Plant: Was glad to set you blossom forth, Wish you coule do so more often.
 l Best wishes to all the Corne' members.
 MARTHA