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Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
SOCIAL CORNER sistsGs afoMFLs NAMED.

DeAe .Eeitee and sdelAl cotnes slstsis: As Wi4h, % eS1sna Thanks t6 an gctlAl CofAsk siBtefs %ho 90 kindly senakmbefea inc win valentine ana Baktaf eakds, take this way Sf doihg, 1t 6y writing . iettef, and that viii kei1 ali the sdciai corner page ehd to dive oat the aavAf- tikahsehts q iA1hs eilkgesa.
 AfAheilS NS. ?: i AA klAa Sea GAAAeed youf a&nse, as I eAh't think tAsts ought to be rh6fe thAn 6hA ef the HAiAe hArde. :. ThebdA: Sent iettst h regard to. the cry and good. Ata vsf1 softy i could het bS with yoa. An iA hoes te D4 ahiA to meet with yoa all befeFA iSAE. AS come ask Ii6w I Alh, win gay 1 An. better. Some dass feea g6sa and sofnf others Aet ss vel. tst thAs is tie was of all ef us.
 ,Ys, Rfimeese, l, an sslil at the uAin. address I gave tA tAnNAsY. Lucy Acorn. ] shbsid Nks @ see Seus pIAnte l eth lrkAgins Ehkk is&k ntcAs bnl den't think anyone but v6a esse had | pfaat like tAA enc yea speak os. abA,, wonaet. fl dleA. with, tAe name <. had. 5, don't see hSW ypa Eet lt iA the house. -
 Some time ago lola asked through tAu paper f Alma Meis FehEfheeFeA her. do, and have @enaeFed where ye1 yer; | iislAg sSx, 1k n some tisAs stsan TA sz1 each sthes. zAsfe have bed ilAas changes ih, tic uhaA. 4 have, not bses wei enough te Gnek with the B0s.Al Cor, nep ttisttfs ,At .thS haA fbt over { yea nov. I shan feel alnsest lIka sasAneel whet 1 te 20 As9lA, aa sAesk Are b man
 neY. eaAs bonea ta. I dsA's kAse e sfAn know many ef thaaA. Sst hAel sosf kAaN tsAEA kytef nseelfne shkM. ~ ihty hFA r<Atis 4AAsee ees EeeeAs slb lets.
 I, tee, 4xassA eHsanasAy sD k l. ] fat the iSSs W SsS WNS 1As st aear s hAt. Bie SttA several etAar e4stai Cor nAF sisters tnAt have keAe to the gfeA h4yoad will As naisseA very Asath.
 I saw whefA Rainbow No. asked So fletna for Eihser cookies .Au I lave On
 that ia pronounced very Aiee by everyone
 I will pas 1t along
 ! MAlhssln eeaAAiAs oAA as1eR - -
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
stsr GONE BEFORE.

Dear sissett q the Social cornet: ks6w most Of y6u know of Fiorodera's death, but .as some of the sisters could i0t attend haf funeral I want to say shA had most beautifui howers. If counted fight thefe were twenty i've pieces. Thefe was a levely pillow with hef name on it, q very large beAatiful wreath and casket biecA besides sprays os roses scnqiiis, pshEs, tulips and the Social Corner spray bf hSaeintts. She looked very natural Sith piAks n her hand. Only the smile kssd voice were lacking. Though We sAAi! falss her we know she Is not lost but Gosia before.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
MoRR nRAfSseENcEs or WEST.
 MINISTER,

Dear s6esai eornef Sisters: BegiHaiAk wIth Wild Cherry. I have aist been reading yoiif refnlalseenees es WesiMih. lstef and Ind them very i9tsssstiRE, as [ always do. anything regarding thAl place where lived 30 mahy ysAkR | visA could thisf who s6a might bA For If you went to Sunday G1h56i .h ii d lays of Rev. Mf. Sesslons' 5fSahhsng 1t Sseshs as 1. you must haSs been in Ina siass with ne at s5Fne tina, f6F Mfs. Andts~ Dedias taught the class foS kirls ! x4s in from the tlhae wis | .tte tot nearly as long As i went te Sunday seheei. good, gentle soai tia, She vas. She always called us her sisis and hAa oaaaied sEset 1kk<Fo6t ii Ter pocket for us. How well I renhsni Der sil the BevihAs, ana nkaFiS aii ol thefh have SSae to the lAna fFofn &kiS, 10 Raveier evke retufnS atsnAtAA Dew; i=g vas. also called Atat TAiihA bs many Deacon Albert Greene ana fam lly were heishbors of 5aas for years aaa Ike yourself, I can hkaf his volsA It imagination. rolling Sdt gsaaaly 6h tkss; sosa 6Id hymns. played the aANFaS ergan for Some yekrs when he sang is the ehotf. I had beAdtifni letter irest His wife not long ago and he stiii Koss .o church, although he cannot heaf, aH9 axe q great interest Tn AL nattefS re llgious and F6zSlnk.
 \ went 10 school In Wxstthin ster bu vas acquainted with many aF5uRA ca Head. I think also thlt KnSR ufaf, No. 3, and Biuebitd. Bi6e Basy | hh Hot sure of. We know the same biae ss but preba6lS may not knUW tacI othef. sun, we Als9tt, after ali: \ szsms that aqte ot he sisters knet westministAt than I had thsakhs, | kheF in byg6Re days Same as I aid ih tae days when 1t was better woTil knowing than no%. When 1t boasss a wagon sEop. blacksmith snep, pAlS shop, store and post office, cssleA6 tH church and school and tho foeAsiFy ths St.Iiwat&f writes a34ut ana rh;EN
 dirnsy sefaenber. Albert ooFsAfySt vas bookkkspe% of tAs feshdf5 Aha ss ts4iAte1dent Of the sunday 5eaSN aA Gaff.s7 Miss Laura Sessle1s, the haiail ter's G-rshter, when wAe AlAe 6r C yeaft old.
 1t was the first church weddMS AA esef aktsnfed ana made a aekP inapfei Zen eA Hay MsaaEsFy, and I fsfAkEAsst. V SaAt she v0Fs ti4TeiinG Etft 6k sag esuA aAa eA hk saAaAz EAHtl ~
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
unEErrx6s fnoM GREAT cnAxpm,

To the s6claI Corner: was interested h reading Hetty MariA's letter.. knowing that she had passed through many trials, Including. a fiery one that burned her home and possessions.
 By industry and bravery she had som founded another home for herself.
 As I am heafins my ninntieth year would say cur earthly piisrinnaee iS near. ly over. Let Us trust God md do Soetl that the promise of a heavenly reward hAy Be ours. ~.
 The soeiAi corner family is gaining ir numbAfs through eur kind editor. We st iike to hear from each one. I think VI will AAxk le shorten oar letters to KeeT within tha ilfnits of our page. Silver Locks: Yes, It was my, sun ~hC ladEht school ln Lebanon. Lovingly to ali. .--.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
rxrEnrENcR pnRe anRAf rHINnE

Dear Social cosneeites. Old and New How are you ali this nice spring ~oath- ees At this time Of year al housewives gre either oieantnK heabe or get'ins reo dy for It by finishing tip what Sew;"s O other work there Is on hand.
 Ma of Graene GeNles: I. joH -l7ar little at time. used 10 e'e-- ~-'sry thing out of my pantry befor> s'"r.r 'r clean and oh what job 10 ~ri - back again. Experience te1cA fM have been taught take one sh,H at time: and one erom at time, and ilnd 1t much better For myself Anl family
 Hettie Maria: You have indeed lived
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
cAKr4A 1n.E.
Auro krnrs rAh raosn pastntxn


 Dear Social Corner and Editor. when tfst wrote The Corner ihy object was to give an auto ride to some wfd raiRht enjoy 1t and did not have an opportunity often to do So. I had the pleasure of taking sevefalout. some through the park, Some to old familiar spots, and some to cemeteries where since one or two have been laid to rest
 I would Dc plthsed to hear from those who do not often have auto rides and when time peEIhits take four or i've out together.
 As I sesEn se bs eat es 9lAAs iA the Social Corner, bSins tAe oatY ssAA aa present, and aAAay nsw satEnbess eslAihs u. VIII give nay. tneeA tA them.
 WtshtAv $0h all Aany yAAss os tAl happy A4seAtktibAs $eu AeR AAt6x ta kAl Social Corner, will say goodbye. f UNCLE StkARIfE.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
lneIrfNo rHis ooRNnn.

Social Corner Friends. It has been sueh a iohS time since wrote to the Corner, thought would try and help fill the page this week. Haven't we been having fine weather, but many sudden changes, which I suppose Is not good for us, but good for the eector.
 Twice Twenty. thought would see you in 9. Saturday afternoon waiting for a ens. Didn't you go to the library7 Primrose! Hope you Drop In" again
 Viola, Am glad Soa are not to be alone ter . few weeks. .yaet visit real hard.
 Ffxs Willows. Where are yeu1 CURT.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
IN 1fE EARLY SCHOOL DAYS,

Dtkt Sisters: Others are writing of
 sAhooi daSA ] began my education at home the winter after was four years old. TAs teacher boarded at our house and every night would stand before him wish fny hands behind my back while Ae taught me the alphabet And when his school closed he said had been his best scholar and he gave me a large candy AeAft @ e DEase. Il began seaool soon
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

ei kifis .stoodNaS xith hes. I think tR1y @kks arsssed iM whste.. I pfdb&bly ds6't kHeN "Heink', Bsit I ,fo know the fslnity wfseke, she wsfke4 and I know wh6 sistkr family. altheugh VAS hot psfsoaaily ae-- deaihted Ilth her 1t seems sd that shs had t6 leaeS s5 early in fife. Se.--. i, 7
 The, Corner .hss lost sofne valuable members of late. .s .seaA ..#. 2
 Nfieh. I let to tsiking sS6Gf Nestrnif. sters ana old friends revef know when so stop, but think bet3f 6f it may not get. printed.
 With bkSt wishea
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

Lass4s,, one eqftee cup sugar, one cup but tefs4 efie ft4trooh of soda dissolved in twottnitdE cup of cold waiter, one tea eFD1n sfnSef little salt. flour to fofi die thicFneAs of window giass. Bake in 6 43ick oven.
 V. ANA MIL
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
FAiENDs cAN kRhf HOUSE x6 E .,3sg s.6ETHiBi. s...e. :.

DSs@ goeial Corner Frtsnds: I ASHe bseh w4teAihE tSs sAA letter from ee4s tUTx FilAt teliink ils nSM hef two friends ttGRk 6St kespink bSuse t6sttnAf. It esa bs doIt.; for I kfeM tH6 that lived h4pz pity together yszfs ago -thSif husbands vera 6rothere.s They had money E6 did not haTs to wSfk, txcsst theit 6wE hoats- Eiizabeth: GISd to sss q Istter from you Hope you esti some to ttie muck inghaul Msn6tiAi ssgsin soon.
 Aunty No. '. When. you Eet naeFea shall call on y6dI as 1 hA1s fftshds on II was grievea to hear st Ftofaasfa.s passing away, sisd she was s5 youis.
 Ma of Gresfis Gables! TeGr fB6ds ot housecleaning is the same as. r1ite. i think many h6usekeepers make them. selves Sofks especially young hSusekesps ers.
 5. + O.: Yes. nearly always vet thl envelope instead Of the stamp. l :. o. I. e.: fou had a nice iett9f iE Fhl Corner about reguiSf> meals. I think k has 2 great deal to do with d pefsofi,, health to eat Regular afid eat what fei. ishes and agrees with you afterwafd. Red Rose: If the weather continues si
 warm am afraid soffiethinE elsa vii l! lfate to take the piaes of dSbghhuts. | Blanche: Thanks for Kind invitation Would ilks to See y6u very mitch.
 Hope all writers had 3 joyous Easter EI AT
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

Iable to eat any |breakfast and d. |ways complained |of . headache or tired feelingWhieA
 at times required
 me to stop ny work and rest. I
 lave never had . physician and
 never took any medicine for itun-
 til yours was Tee
 n~raaAIad AD -A
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
SPRING COLDS ATTACK THOSE z
 WHO ARE WEAK AND RUNDOWN
EVERYDAY DANGER THREATENS EVERYBODY WHOSE RESISTING POWER IS LOW

andru from ovewok following illness special da weakened WAe dei6y. <.
 this medicine Yatf Johns Medicine,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

sn6Hn akA $H4H I decided 6n my pkn- 'at9s: sJgs have had .sc fs~ ths bast whsaf bsshabs sae*hsts Nd 5 cAA say
 .eid ftshiSaSa ifssSsf: i fsst Satss Lsdfs tizt 1 kEsK Wn5 yed 6fe. Di6. ws n6t aIg dSi F. me together in the choir
 Nell1 Hiy D.d not sit beside yos last We4ne91&S sxektffe, tAs 3sA? hope to meet Hs6kt sSf eAS aaSxabers ct the next EeSkln6 2Aa kek 6e$t<g aeSsAtHted:
 Y6Ats fef tAs sae6sss of tAt s0tfsl
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

rebuild health and strength. A doctors prescription in use more than sixty-five years, = Father Johns Medicine is edaranseed free from alcohol og 1ny denser- ouS drugs. The wh6iesom ( strsAeth4buildihe food whicb fs contains Is easisy taken up by the system and 1t gives the very re- sisting power 90 greatly needed at this tine.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
GREATLY PLEAsE0 W1rn nEcrpns

Ls To the Editor and sdeiSi eorafF sia- ters: I was pleased last week to fkni rc many letters on the Corner pSF2 IS Some of the sisters said tfsy SsFi nf; sent any in for 2 long time i think if we could all send in such q niSe lori letter IS cur sister tfettie Maria ffesn Eeoha+d Bfidge, the c6rnsr page woatId be well filled: What a WoHacrfui isttsf that was for one Of her yeats-ninety as she said, hef rext birthday. I wish Sll 5f the e6fnef, sisters N%bGid seni iier greetings as 1t was her wish that she might receive cards on that day. May the dear Sister live to enjoy Giaay inore returns of ;he. day
 lI6ps the .e5rfisf viii have s> iittie rfiofe Sep and send In fiiee iotg lss els. Rcd Rose: know y6u must ,ie Husy house cisanifig az 1 d5 .n6t hsaf fr5rn you. Hope you #ili not fefxet tile C1rnsr this Wesk. 9izd y5d fkgd ny 7eH ,nabne. .........
 Md Glover; Thanks fer your rselp, for, soft tnolasses cookies. I tfi.a tfieii ana they were O.. k. c6Fne asaln. Papa's Boy: I also tried your secEp,
 for ginger ,puffs. They were grand. wi were not long eating thefn ub. I hai ] yety good results for the first tlIne
 Many thanks. Send in again. t55e ri meet you aii at tie next meeting. l RED CLOVER
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

and adroitiy mtrDddces subjects on. which they can talk. the best, S6S Is content to. De iii tie Shadow if shs cah make ail- other shine: Her opiAlths afs dshnsd, and to eeftain extent decidsa. But at the. same time they are opea to S6ffees ton
 Tnat is it idea of popgizr woman. EfsilAde: wish you would expsesz yoareoeinio1 Sf { popular WonAat. PE4ERKRIss
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
pisst asteE fl bhs sssys fsai saFs;
sal fn Sy BAtBAM Fik
insTs<6 s34 iAsXstiss

Ey JiaSS: csfd received and for .s*zFded as dirsctsa. { ARs. F. t. C: tkttes feeeiSsd aaa fcrxzrdea as fs4asstsd:.
 FRANCES ADBL; Your name has been added to the Social corner nistn- bershi9 list
 KITfY lee: Cards reserved aha for 6Srded as desired.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

On English raiiways an elasSss G employees. when on their annaAi heiidnP. receive free passes on the oompauY,o lines. These are good not onE 19 themseives but also for their v4VW and families
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
INrEEEsfnD nj TNE cOnNRn.

Dear Editor. of the Social chrnef: I want to thank you for accepting my nasne as A member of the Social Corner. aaA not kAow tAAt tAsxe WAs A NA |
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
kSorHER cokYFh MEMnf1EG;ini

T6 tue Social Ccrnet Editor: I have enjoyed reading the !S-ciai Corner PasA fo- a long time also was R vlsit6f at the ann'versaSy meeting March sftd.
 find the Social Corner letters very ih- tefesting and the recipes I have Used Yery good.
 I. would like tA have my name added to Inc list.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

by a neighbor whom used to tfsit frequently. I took four bottles of Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Cem- pound, and now 1 am in the best of health and enjoy doing my work every moment of the day." - NrR L.M. { DARRAs, 46 Howard St., Detroit, Mich.
 It is rot always in businers fi'st q yp---1 ig fo---5 Q. -'-a ,. -.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
soc1AL CORNER roETK4
 HOUSE 6T.E4EINd


 HOUSE 6EE4EiA6 res. c;SaA yer house ass Ose&a yer Shed,
 An. clean the barn i1 svsfy part. :. But brush the tace e&ebs from your head
 An sweep the Ea6wbahkk from ssf Just when | sprinS sis&aiag comes AsodA'
 Bring out the dustes an the. broom; But shake ger foggy rotions aewn An sweep your dusty soui from saSctSS Shake or kees out with the dust,
 An dress yer soul in newest stytS Sc-1pe from your min It's worn-6ut eFuse
 An dump 1t in the rubbish pile. Sweep out the hates that burn and smart. Aroua' the hearthstone of the heart. Place modern styles of furniture Clean out yer. niosal eubby Roles; sweep sut the dust scf4pe eff the scfffi; ITS Geanirg time for heAkhy souls, Get up an dess the asftng has e6fns. .ClszS oat ths cornsrs of the bfain; . Bear down *1th scruS6fn' sbfhsh sh' , soap.
 An. du1rp all fear into tie rain,. kn ttrst | eszS chair f fiops. Clean out She braan's deep rtbbish hole. Soak every cshnny, great nn' small, An h the front room Of the soul
 Hang pootier pictures on the wall. Scrub up the hinder of the min Clean up and let the spring begin. Swing open wide the dusty blind An let the April sunshine in. 'PlSst hoEeFs fl tfs sSai's ffonl yaEa; s set out new siisde sfi btossSfh tfeg3, iAa' let the soul once fro5e an hard Sb4out crocuses Of new idees. Yes. clean yer house, an clean yer shed
 Ar. clean ths bafn II eysFy SAtt Al sweep the Snorssiks from ygi neaTc a. s--r4xAAm rsss
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
THE SOCIAL CORNER
GOOD TEMPER; LAKE A BUNNY DAY, SHEDS A
 BRIGHTNESS OVER EyEEYT11INa F.
soclAlseoRNER pRIzEs FOR MARCH
(lne DoGIAr Exeh

asaaaAa Cray ssf istsss skdSsa sss sshs a Ns4Asr; csAss4Sdty Bsi l& iatE Eslgsa kSSsSasls Y fAsts.
 ettt 1fazia for sstsr entitled s hsSA Jeremy for lsttae Sntisfed A Good cA Esa.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
SHE TOOK HER
 FRIENDS ADVICE
Now isin the Best of HealA Because she took Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound

Detroit, Mich. -"I was not feeling well for several years and never Wls
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wo-.:-7 for

and blue, the one greet help fer saica ailments Is Lydia E Pnkhatn's YeoN table Compound
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
dn0h aHalEIsTIf6AA.

Editor ahd corne+itss: Here are { ss.E brief hints:
 sass ysGr iesa5t ai,a sraats sssb afy t ana put B6i1e in yoaf dried 2bpie pies sfheh stewlnk. and sodf. sauee Ienon psel put Sn t6D of washed dish teNeig when seSidfnE them viii whiteh them and give an akfeea6le oder.
 dfeen peach ie4ves viii flavor etistafd or home made soap nicely;
 I made tvs 6sihEaioW nikht dresses 6lii of f6ur df&bery curtains used fdr years They were of Sottos wolfe and had t6 be pieeed al NSistilnes I made a aida lap stitched both sdIes of the lap, drew in 2 long pieee q white silk tape and tied h eehtef 6f thg front 1 tfihxiea hseS and sieev8 win coarse hxifpin lac, which was done quickly evenings, and am proud of them don't hear inach &Beut faaeatoni fl cah bs cooked many Ways aad fii 6dt l meal
 I havs. been making quits during tn,
 wlhtsf. Husband has bee1 iii since las fall. So nm hot being ofefwofked dc love t5 ni&hd and ssF&ail iaAS w0iief do. 9he Sf y6H. J E. #:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
ANoWFLAKE No. 3.
fhN AVan E6gY FKiNfH6NA.

ssA -86 6S8sA 9O0I- 1EA3E1 EAO69e s 1:sS s:; s 4 <. isIss!si Is ss sss ss. it is:
 [ alp | tgispaese. .whln I am not btSks I aa lA Ms ha4as sl the fsessyef. ! Have { isatnbtges 6Gs HliIks WeHhsh, I never nSe t. Fsli6TS iise me to niAks datas with lS4ris, aid. GiSis aBe me te break Szle dStGs. HasbStds sell 0p tiisli wiy AevEf ne And Wives 6eM ,hefs haSl bands down over mel never go 4aS: Whefs eat eesnetirnls tie eonhpAa9 eozsel a4a t&ks6 ae out. # ali detehds. el ii6t , ses Egs I 6ltsS befs IA your sas. arn the beiIgeJ .6t tks town. and while % hot wcAf kwelsS oftesi Set rings Raii Eit ss sne xaiI aHd 1 iike .fhtsss but Me 6nty. itusjc I 6eaf iS chin music kes hil tAt fobuisf kirs, Aisd the mos
 kSkAf: bnta7Ekf.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 12

tain administrative purposes and the director of commerce becomes ex-of- ncio secretary of the commission. with the power to designate some ex- employee of the department to serve as acting secretary and to exercise the powers of the secretary of the commission
 The new Department of Highways and Public Works is given all the powers and is to perform all the du- ties previously vested in the superin- tendent of public works, the state highway commissioner. the chief highway engineer. and the State Building Commission The Deuurt- ment of Education will perform all the duties previously vested in the office of state geologist."
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
[OWDEN PLAN OF
 ADMINISTRATION
 IS MAK|NG GOOD

The Lowden plan of state admin istration, first introduced in Illi- nois some two years ago, is making good
 During the recent session of the Arizona legislature Governor Camp bell recommended the adoption of this system in the State of Arizona but the two bills providing for this change required considerable effort in preparation so that they were not introduced until the latter part of the session when politics had begun to control the various members. As a two-thirds vote was necessary to make these laws effective and tha4 could not be secured, advocates of these reform measures temporarily abandoned their efforts. It is be- lieved, however. that the measure will again come before the legislature or be submitted in the form of an initiative, special or general election. The states of Ohio and Washington have already adopted and are operat- ing under this system of government.
 An article in a recent issue of the l Engineer News Record relative to the Ohio state department organization. reads as follows:
 .An administrative code for the
 State of Ohio, effective immediately, -creating the following eight admin
 early in April by the state legisla- ture: q Finance: CD Commerce, l, l (3) Highways and Public Works; (4) I Agriculture; (5) Health; (6) Indus
 trial Relations; CD Education; (S) | Public Welfare. Each department is ! headed by director. Each depart ment director may, with the approval
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

vital statistician' Heretofore the Bureau of Vital Statistics has been under the secretary of state.
 Except for department directors and division heads. other officials and employees in the eight new divi, sions are under civil service-many of them being transferred from the departments previously existing
 "The old Public Health Council Is continued in office, but no longer ap- points the commissioner of health. The director of health, who succeeds the commissioner as a matter of title. is chairman of the Public Health Council and the latter body. like var ious other boards under the new re- gime, has advisory powers only.
 Budget System Adopted
 Among the duties of the Depart ment of Finance one is to submit a budget to the governor biennially and another is to investigate duplication of work of the department and the efficiency of the organization and administration of department. and formulate plans for the further CO., ordination of department. The Pub- lie Utilities Commission of Ohio. un- der the new code. becomes a part of the Department of Commerce for cer-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

of the governor. create unpaid and purely advisory boards to aid in the conduct of the work of his depart ment.
 Eight Departments Created
 The directors of the eight depart ments, under the direction of the gov- ernor. shall devise a practical and working basis for cooperation and coordination of work and for the elimination of duplication and over tapping functions
 The salary of each of the eight department heads is fixed at s6.500 a year. The state architect and en- gineer will be paid s4,000 and the state highway engineer 5000. these two offices being the only ones es- tablished by the act under the De- partment of Highways and Public Works. The act provides that the superintendent of hikhways shall be a competent civil engineer with at least five years experience in the construction or maintenance of high ways that the director of health shall be physician skilled in sani- tary science;' and that the chief of the Division of Vital Statistics in the Department of Health shall be a registered physician and a competent
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
WHITE VELVET FOR BRIDES

Ivory satin. the material or thousand romantic memories. will always hold its own as the wedding gown medium However. this season a few of the smarter brides seeking something new and different. have selected brocaded velvet This Is not the heavy material it sounds as if it might be. on the contrary. except where the brocading gives depth. it Is web-like.
 Bridal lingerie has departed from its former ways of lace and ribbons and finds its beauty in a simple sort of elegance Materials used most are crepe de chine and voile and tops are made plainly SO there are few rib bons to be run through" and the lovely bride need not spend half of her June mornings with a tape and needle in her fingers
 The wise bride will have just hint of fall in her afternoon frocks. suits and hats. The suit should be on lines practical for travelling and should depend upon the beauty of material for its attractiveness-
 --r
 Many men in France make a rcgu- lar trade of hunting vipers.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

A wrist cushion instead of a wrist watch Is a good idea for the home dressma&er- IL should be small and tackled on a ribbon which snaps around the wrist
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
DAMP DAYS

If the salt in the salt cellar forms In Jumps on account of the dampness put two or three kernels of rice in and pour the salt over them. This will prevent Jumping.