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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13
Wake Forest Commencement
May 18th to May 9th

Special interest is being placed
on Alumni Day. There will be
reunions of all the classes OF
1861, II, 81, 81, OF and 1911.
The class of 1921 which numbers
more than a hundred will be
welcomed into the ranks of the
Alumni.
From present indications this
will be one of the largest ano
most enjoyable Commencement
lin our history. Wake Forest inner
everywhere are urged to meet
their friends and college chums
here during the exercises.
The program is as follows:
Wednesday, May 25th-l:OO P,
| M. Glass Reunions; 1880 T. nj,
Ball Game; 600 P. M. Alumni
Banquet and Business Meeting
$50 P. M. Alumni Grafton, Pres
ident E. W. Skies, of Cocker Col
lege; $50 P. M. Senior Recep
ton.
Thursday, May 26th -1l:0O A
M. Commencement Address; 3:0'
P. M. Glass Day Exercises; S:3'
P. M. Baccalaureate Sermon
Curtis Lee Laws, D. D., New
York City.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

Friday, May 9th = HOO A. M.
Glass Orations, Academic and
Honorary Degrees, Baccalaureate
Address.
The new dormitory and the
Wake Forest Hotel will furnish
ample accommodations. Any
one wishing reservations in ad-
vance may notify Trela D. Col
Inns, Alumni Secretary.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13
Pageant Sunday Night
AT All Saints Church

Sunday night at 8 O'Clock a
religious pageant 1.-The Await
ing World" will be presented in
All Saints (Episcopal) Church.
The pageant illustrates the work
done by the United Thank Offer
ing of the Woman's Auxiliary.
The vested choir will assist.
The public is most cordially in
vited.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13
PERSPECTIVE

Most troubles come from put
ting right things in wrong places.
Christianity stands for a right
perspective. 1t puts first things
first and other things after.
Jesus said: 81 Am The Bread
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

DIR. w. L. DAVIS, EYESlGHT
Specialist, of Plymouth, will be
in Roanoke Rapids at Lynch's
Jewelry Store, Friday and Sat
urday, May 18th and IA. Ex-
aminations free. Charges for
professional services reason
able.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13
NOTICE

By virtue of certain deed Of trust
made by Florence johnson and Jesse
johnson, her husband, to me as Trustee
dated the Sth., day of July, A. D. 1919
and recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Halifax County, North
Carolina, on the Oath, day of July,
1919, in Book No. 3O7, at page No. 1874,
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

MONEY TO LOAN ON I'M
proved Farm Land. Get a
long time loan and hold your
cotton till the market is better.
For further information ap-
ply to Mason Long & Mat
thews, Att'ys. Roanoke Rap.
ids, N. c.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

LUMBER DELIVERED ROSE
mary and Roanoke Rapids
rough a $40. 90, per thousand.
W. T. Parker, Weldon, N. c.
2-18-3m
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

WANTED TO BUY GOOD SEC
ond-hand Ford Roadster,
Cheap. Write Box G., Stancell,
N. C.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

of Life"
Wherefore do We spend money
for that which is not bread?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-26
SlLA A SLABOST CE.SKOSLOVENSKA
+. l.. |. s.

koresponden n Y. Times. Charles H. Grasty zaslal z
Paze srovou telegraph prehed celkoy6 situace pocke
hospodalsk6 EvroDt mezi jinym zmiauie Ceskoso-
yenske RepubLce. PlSe:
~ PaifM jsem caste slysel re Ceskosovensko bude
pryni srii budou tvoreny move aty MoJe po-
zorovsni souhlasu tmto cynckym posudkem Cecy
byy nejyc pokrocy byvaych rakousko uhersych statu
tpdy noyy stat zaca neVetsi Vhodu pred vseml
Repubka neen nejeps prumys, nybrz lid Je obdiVu-
hodn odhodany energickJ. Jsou yasne Yankees Sired
nj Evropy. Moravan jsou 81 vedomi schop-
coz nuze by Jim vJhodno hrdosti snad jnych
dvodu vydrzui armadu pres 100000 neusllem Wy
cviu francouzskym dusojmky Tento takt prlpomna co
em n6kolkate syse och jednou potahne do Prahy a
so Celosoyenskym spojencem svym, clmz mel by od-
rznout Bavorsko Cd hlavniho uZemi n6meckehO.
Ceskoslovensko vydao sob6 dobre vysyedcen potl-
ck6m sm6ru presdenu Masaykovi jednu nejlepsIch
yadnch Evrope. Cechove MoraVan jsou seJne ma
rodnos ponGvadz mail nejepsi schopnos kuturu vyso-
vyvnuy smysl potcky, posudek usp6snem omto sta
by by nesporne prznvy, je okolnost pochybneho
1azu, htere a yJyoj pom6ru muze odstranIt.
SIovcnsko dokonale Sympatckym spoecmkem Spo-
ien byo zalozeno nrodnost pbuznosu aVsak ato pr
buznos Sc okolnim Vlvy Soyensko bylo uheske po
100 nebo 500 roku. Sysel sem mnohe pfedpovedi tom
saysu, behem ntkoka pflstch roku Sovensko pda
Madarsku, kdyz okonos stay by prznNy Irebas Vsak
bratlske naklomos pokroc CeSi mohou che prvodt
mnky takoye spOJe narodu bude pfS akaVe nez abS
Sc dalo potom rozdyojit pro nesrovnaost povah
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-26
CE5I. FEVCl PREF sNIGRi-
CANY.
Dosta.o Sc jim nadseneho pri-
jeti Evanston Country Cluo.

Chicago, %. dubna. (Po5t.
zpr.) - v patek yetef byl Ce-
sky Delnicky Pevecky SDor no
stem organisace Evanston
Country Club Y jeji krasne Il
celne zaI'izenG kluboVni budo-
We Ii brehu Michiganskeho je-
zera. ACkoliv panoval necas,
sjelo Sc ma 500 hosti, pred KITE
rymi jmenoyany cesky peVccky
sbor zpiyal nektere Il nejkras-
nciSich sboru syeho repertoiru.
Nikdy snad V cel6 bohate
kariere tohoto spoiku nedosta-
10 sc naSim p6vcum TAX nadse-
nGho, boufliy6ho appiausu, ia
ko cd t6chto Americana. kteri
jako bez dechu sedeli prikova-
nj k sVym mistum, kdyz ce5ti
p6vci zpivali a p0 kazdem elsie
davali ma jevo s}oje prekvape-
nj, nadseni a obdiV bouflivym
potleskem. "Denieky" pod =
zenim svtho sbormistra pana
Houdka zahaiil aroJe prednesy
vaznymi cisly, lIoravou, Ora
Gem, Rozcbodnou a preset pax
DO slovackTch plsnich k lehcim
rozmarn6jsim cislum. Pano-
We Malik a Glass uplatnili svoje
pTednesy Y solech.
Prof Zmrhal podal L jedno.
tlivyn clslum programu KRAFT
Ky pfipadny vyklad, jenz by,
posluchaGi radostne ocenen, ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-26
ZAVAZADLA, NALEZEJlCi
CESTUJiCIM, kTERI JELI
SKRZE TERST.

kOncem meSice brezna Wy
dana byla Departmental Sta
tn Zprava, zaslana americkym
Vyslancem z Belehradu, re Mi
nisterstvo Vnitra uverejnilo V
ufednim SVEN organu zpravu,
re MeZinarodni dopraynl agen
tura "Celeritas", NIX. Otto
bre Street, No. II, Trieste, ma
We skladisti SVEN mnozstvl "a
vazadel cestujlcich, kteri pro-
jeli skrze TerSt a byli na ceSte
z Ameriky do Jihoslovanska,
anebo do jinych zemi. Nenl
znamo, komu zavazadla male
zeii proto kazdy, kdo Sc do
mniEa, ze by tam mohlo zava-
Zadlo uraZnout. necht Sc obra
I ii ma sv1chu uvedellou adresu
a9entury a popise sVe zavaza-
do tax, ably mohlo byti male
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-26

bot Jim uGinil ducha ceskoslo-
venskych plsnl jak vaznych
tax rozmarnycn prlstupneJslm
a srozumiteIn6jSim.
Program obohaaen a zpe-
siren byl komornlm kvartetem
p. Freundovym a duety PAM
Iopinkove a p. Hurta.
NaSi peyci byli evanstonsky-
mi milovnlky umenl inned Ia
miuveni k move navSteve, KITE
IA, jak bylo tvrzeno, prilaka
Jim sta novych posluchacu a
obdiVovatelu.
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kladu i pobidky sve, ably
Karel uSedl II stolu

VlulIe, pane FyLlfl, na I'll
dll, ma kterou jSte 81 ted sedl,
Sedavali mnozi mi predkove.
ktefi nenavideli a proklinali
vas rod. A uznejte sam, jake
pocity mohli miti asi tito chu-
daci, kdyz vratili Sc vaseho
zamku, kde jste jim diktovali
petadvacet liskovkou."
Karel seznav, re Ryvola "a
pada hloub a hloubeji do hi
storickych vzpominek a dvah,
re Sc drazdi vzpominkami a
horkostmi V tomto rode nahro-
madenymi, re V sobe zumyslne
vyvolava vetsl a v6tsl odpor k
rodu krekulovsk6mu, zvolal:
ALE, pane Ryvolo, to jsou
VSecko davno prekonane veci.
Ty patri minulosti! Nechme
klidn6 spat sve predky. ia ami
Wy nemuzete Ia to, co Sc kdysi
, dalo. Cas- uz zacelil vsechnv ty
rany a vase rody klidne Sc roz-
vijeji podle mas rovnopravne.
Pozadavky move dolby veil nam
pax, abychom sli ruku v ruce
ku zvelebe pudy, sv6ho kraje a
vlasti. Nase rody staly Sc de-
kratickymi, Wy jste Sc povzne-
sli a co mas deli, to jsou jen
roZdily majetkove. Nenamlu-
yite mi, ze neprekonatelne roz
dlly rodove trvaji dale. Ne, ne,
chci vam ma sob6 dokazati, re
neni takovych rozdllu, chci o.
ba rody spojiti, ably Mich we
sci novy, jeSte krasnejSi rod.
Dejte mi MaTenku, svolte k ma
Semu snatku, nebrante Stesti
dvou milujicichl"
Ryvolu popudilo, re Karel
nejevl ochotu poslouchati jeho
historickych a "filosofickych'
vykladu. NesneSl oposice, jez
cinila jej vzdycky jeste zarpu-
! tilejSlm.
me, ne, pane rytifi, tax
zkratka to nepujde. Pohled'te
tam mezi okna. | tam vidite ne
| pfekonatelne rozdily mezi ma
: SINH rody. Jsme jin6 viry, nez-
Ii Wy - a v6fte, jsme ma to
hrdi!' Ryvola vzchopil Sc, pri-
stoupil Ike dverim, ktere vedly
kamsi do vedlejSi svetnice. O.
tevrev je prayil:
"Zde V tomto pristenku mo-
dlivali Sc mad bibli, kterou tam
| schoVavali pod podlahou, tajni
kaciri. Pri modlitbach tech sc
trasli strachem, aby jich nepre
padli panSti drabove, vaSi dra.
boVe. Pul druheho stoleti jsme
, nesli viru svou V srdci, tajnf
il p6Stujice, pred vami il chra.
nice. Ami neyite, jak meme /
te wire sVych predku. A m$
dcera by prestala byti mym dl
| tetem, kdyby Sc wire te zprone
V6rila, kdyby d6ti svych II
neVYchovavala. Jenom letmt
: pfiSli isme na nektere zalezito
| sti, ktere deli cd Sebe naSe ro
! dy. A vidite prece, ze to jsol
: propaSti, nepreklenutelne pro
: pastl, kterG nedoyoluji, ably ma
: a vas rod Sc spojily! A nemlu
! vim ami 0 rozdilech vychovy ;
majetku: Ia rok, "a diva, az p,
mine mladicka laSka, az b,
YAM Marenka sevsednela, pro
kllnal byste, re jste k vuli n
: opustil bohatstvi, krasny, bi
: skvely Vojetin a nastaly b,
: mezi vami yady a prisla by ro
Il trzka. Prisla by, jis<e by pfi
: sla A Marenka by Sc jednoh
: dne yratila zas k svemu tatoy
q do teto proste svetnice. Ne
) ne, Pust'te 4 hlavy blahoV
J. napad sVui. Saatek S vami zna
: menal by pro Marenku velik
4 neStesti pro cely zivot. Nesta
! nell Sc Vasi zenou, bude ne
d st astna snad rok, snad diva,
/ lie pax uzna, re jsem mel pray
J. du a uklidni Sc. Zachrani VISA
] 4
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Ma zamku vojetlnskem.
Napsal Jan Kober.
Napsal Jan Kober.

tlm pOZOrOVala ObllceJ OtcuV,
objevi-li Sc V mem znamka O.
bratu a povolnosti.
Ryvola vSak, ac prekvapen
odhodlanim Karlovym, zustal
chladny prisny. Imponoyalo
mu sice jednani Karlovo, ale
fekl 81, re tu jde zajiste jen 0
pfechodny vysneny plan zami-
lovaneho mladika, o plan, ma
nemz nelze staveti, Ma nemz
nelze zaloziti budoucnost Mar
cinu.
pane rytiri, pekny plan mi
tn licite. Pojd'te vSak dale do
svetnice, abychom 81 0 planu
tom pohovorili. Ukazi vam
vSechny slabiny planu vaseho,
pfesv6dtim vas, re jste snilek,
ktery chce pripravit do neSt6-
sti nejen sebe, ale take Maren-
ku. Pojd'te dal."
Oba mladi lide zajasali.
"Vyhrano!" rekl 81 V duchu
Karel. "Ryvola dial Sc ma L.
stup. Phi sve povaze, pri sve
uminenosti nemuze prece povo
lit razem. Ale mluvi klidn6,
chce dale mluviti. Namitkami
sVymi chce kryti jen ustup."
Zaslzene oci Marenciny ta-
Ike zazarily jiskrou nadeje.
V kout6 stall velky stul a mad
MIN rohu ma obou stomach
dlouhe zasklene poliCky kni-
hami. Ma protest. stene obraz
Husuv a Zizkuv. Mezi okny, V
nichz horely pelargonie a mo-
draly Sc pine pomnenky, visel
symbol Ryvolovy viry: obraZ
bible S kalichem.
Ryvolovi neuslo, re Karel do
svetnice vstupuje, zv6dav6 Sc
rozhledl pc vSech koutech.
"Vidite, pane rytiri, uz ten
vas pohled po selske naSi svet-
nlci, uz ten zajiste neprijemny
pocit, jaky mate prostoty ma
; seho bydla, t6 vyslapane po'
dlahy, Z toho kouta S plotnou
a kuchynskym nadobim, ul
! to divine ovzdusi svetnice, kdC
Sc vari bydli zaroven, to o.
vzduSi malych lidi, dokazuj(
yam, re podnikate krok dobro.
druzny, re zachazite dale, nel
'srovnava sc S rozumem. Uz Ia
dy vidite velike rozdily naSici
rodin. Uz pryni dojmy vase I
teto naVsteVy jsou a musi byt
skliGujlci. Neni divul Jste Wy
chodvan ma Zamku V krasny ci
komnatach, bohate zafize
nych, narodil jste Sc a I'll jstt
V panskem pohodli a nadhefe
a my zijeme V teto jedne syet
nici vSichni pohromade: celaC
ka my, Zde vafime pro sebe
pro nejlepSiho sveho pomocni
ka, pro tn nemou tvar, sem pr
chazime pole a chleva una
zani, ublaceni, a Zde take ko
name mnohe domaci prace -
cd drani peri az po spravl
chomoutu konskych a postrojl
VolSkych. AySak ted 81 used
nete, prosim", zakonGil Ryyo
la svoji vstupni rec, nabizej
Karloyi starodavnou dubovol
zidli.
Marencina nadeje obracel
[ Sc V nepokoj a starost.
"Tatinek zas mluvi jako
bible. Zacina mluvit kazate'
sky Siroce. To jiste nepripu
sti Karla ami Ike sloVu, ale l
navi, udola no nekonecnyn
: vyklady," tax 81 pomyslila, pc
I slouchalic otcoVu rec sVetn
: ci. Znalat' otce pismalla, jen
Y 81 zakladal ma tom, re je II
du kazatelskeho. Dva predkC
! We RyVoloyi byvali kazatel,
: Jeden sc plipomlna V deJlnac
! clrkve ceskobratrske, druh
stal Sc kazatelem bro po yyd
: nj JosefoVa tolerancnlho p;
& tentu, kdyz We Vojetine a Ckt
II nuoZi vets. Sedlaci pfestOul
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zeno. Zavazadla budou podr-
zena jen rok a kdyZ Sc nikdo
K nekteryn neprlhlasi, budou
dotycna zavazadla prodana We
verejne drazbe.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-17
NOTES
CHURCH OF CHRIST

On Lords Day morning next, the
subject of tithing will be discussed
again. In the evening another SER
mon on Prophecy will be given. The
sermon will deal with Prophecies
concerning the cities of Babylon,
Ninevah and Tyre. The fulfillment of
these prophecies is remarkable in
completeness.
At $50 Mrs. Maxfield will lead
the Endeavor meeting. Be sure to
attend this meeting.
Our training class will meet each
week on Wednesday evening instead
of Thursday.
We will hold Prayer meeting and
Glass the same evening for
H. E. MOVIE, Minister.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-17
SEE US FIRST

S3,5OO-160 acres decided and 16O
acres leased; los acres in fall
wheat, balance summer fallow. All
fenced and cross fenced. Smell
house and good stable, two deep
wells, chicken house and out,
buildings, also first class milk
cows giving milk now and heit-
ers to freshen in spring, yearl-
ing calves, one Durham Bull.
Party paid as high as 5000 for
some of these cows, 1 pair 1900
pound mares; 1 pair good work
horses; 1 driving horse; l pair
colts; all machinery consisting of
new binder, disc, plow, harrow,
cream separator, and all small
tools; harnesses, buggy, and wa
gon. Party has to go to warmer,
climate for his health, and will
give possession at once. Neighbor-
ing places are being priced for
more money than they are asking
for above all complete. If you
want to step right in to a money
maker see us at once.
We have some real bargains. Better
see us if you are in the market, or
if you have property to sell list
it at once.
IONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORT
GAGE ON REAL ESTATE.
Copeland & Jensen
First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Payetta Idaho
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-17
North Payefte

NJ. R. Lewis has completed his
the contract for drainage district No.
2. The main ditch and Iaterals are
about farm and one-half miles long
and will drain about $500 acres of
land The open winter has been
especially fine for this work and the
great amount of water being carried
off through these bitches is hasten
ing the benefits of the system by
washing the alkalie out of the
ground. Mr.. Lewis has moved the
dredge to Drainage District just
south of the work just completed.
The cost of the work is small COM
pared in the greater value of the
reclaimed land.
r. G. Thornton has been quite i'll
with the grip but is now able to be
out.
Clare Suplee spent Thursday in
town visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. E.
Paine of South Dakota.
D. R. Durham went to Nampa to
attend the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Cooperative
Pub Co., which publishes the Ida
no Free Press" a daily owned by
one thousand producers. Less than
8 per cent of the stockholders were
in attendance.
Ike Preston of Midvale bought the /
Murray cattle last week and will
take them to Oregon to fatten.
Six carloads of apples have been
from Wood Spur during the
past two weeks. The apples were in
good condition and brought a fair
price to the grower.
Orchard Ave. Grange held a very
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-17
Beauty Chats
By EDNA KENT FORBES
CRACKED FINGERS

T AN indebted to one of my readers
l. for the following letter, which was
sent me after some advice on the cure
for cracked nails. The letter came
some time ago, and I have saved it
to use as the season approaches when
nails and fingers split from the change
of weather.
Says my espondent-whose
name is withheld by request-"I had
cracked fingers for nearly two years
before going to our family doctor.
He said the condition was due to a
anemic condition of the
blood ana that this was partly due
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-17

at the "Y" in Payette Tuesday eve,
ming.
Bob Jones who for the past sea,
son was working in the fruit, left
Thursday for his home in Kansas
City.
The Philip Bother family are NOV
ing this week to "a ranch near On
tario.
Mrs. A. T. Bishop and Mrs. NJ.
Thode spent Wednesday with Mrs.
E. A. Linck.
The spring moving has started
and with the mud from eight to
twenty inches deep it is some job.
Roy Smith has rented his ranch to
Paul Hackett, Mr.. Smith moving to
the Walter Burk ranch and Mr..
Hackett TO the Smith ranch this
week. Mr.. J. N. Hill is moving to
Mrs. Strong's farm near New Ply
mouth.
The school trucks have been aban-
doned and the old school wagons are
o. X. once more.
Lee GODDARD is driving school
wagon this week.
The Noble ditch sent the follow
ing committee to Letha to attend !
the Annual meeting of the Letha r.
rigation Co., Mr. J. NJ. Davis, Thos. !
Weir, Thos. Dotson, B. Whealdon,
Ira Dalzell and L. B. Makinson. Mr..
Davis was elected President of the
Company and Jas. Kissgard Secre-
tary.
Mr.. Jas. Kissgard was elected as
director to represent the Letha r.
'igation Co., in the Payette Reser-
yoir Company.
Art Clark is back from California
where he has been for the past year.
,Ir Clark is getting ready to farm I
gain, het says California don't
gree with him, Idaho climate suits
lin much better.
Emery Hill and family were din {
Ter guests at the Lee GODDARD home {
ay.
Mrs. Clyde Conanter who has been {
lex for several months is slowly i'm
rowing. t
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Makinson, Mr.. i
nd Mrs. Arthur Eldredge and Mr.
nd Mrs. L. Grabner were dinner l
uests at the home of L. B. Maxim b
on and wife Sunday. a
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-17
CHURCH OF GOD

Horace Arment, Robert BelknaI
and the pastor will tell you, both al
the Sunday School hour and morn
ing worship, of the wonderful Older
Boys Conference held at Nampa, Feb
18th to 18th. We know you will en-
Joy the Y. P. C. E. Sunday at $50 p.
in. You miss it if you miss it.
Then remember Wednesday night
prayer meeting.
Live wire Young Peoples meeting
Friday night, and the Sunday eve
ming worship at 1880.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-17
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LSSsA II LIZ
FORKS.

TINE table fork is comparatively
j modern. II was first introduced
In Venice by a Byzantine princess,
and its use rapidly spread throughout
Italy In an inventory of the court
Of Charles V of France, dated 1879.
there is mention of silver forks; but
for some time the use of these instru-
ments was satirized. Certain French
and Scottish converts even forbade
them as sinful. Their original form
was two-tined; the three and four
tined varieties came later
LOST: Auto crank and hub wrench
Leave at this office. 2-2-t2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-17

to constipation. TONES for the blood
and salines for the bowels were nee
essary in addition TO the constant use
of olive oil on my fingers"
Olive oil, she added. had afforded
her only temporary relief, but her
case was a most unusual one. But
this advice is excellent, and should be
followed by every woman who suffers
more or less from this unpleasant
afflictinn. SalineS or salts need not
be useu IL So other laxative is used
in their place. Salts a., { ~ule are the
most effective, thoue some w6L---
cannot keep them on the stomach.
For ordinary cases, the woman
should do most of her work wearing
rubber gloves, keeping the hands from
direct contact with dish or scrub wa
ter, especially if the water contains
borax or ammonia, or some such dry
ing solution. Ashes. stove polish, etc,
should be handled with gloved fingers.
Then the hands should be rubbed with
olive oil or vaseline after the nightly
hot water and soap washing old loose
gloves drawn on, if the fingers are
badly cracked, and kept on all night
This is as much to protect the bed lin
en- as to keep a supply of oil right
against the skin.
(Copyright.)
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-17

after the business meeting the lee
turer and her helpers gave a play
= entitled Burglars" After the play
. a Valentine box claimed the atten-
tion of the patrons. Refreshments
were served at the close of the meet
ing.
Robert Thornton is home from
Boise, the wife and baby will follow
later
: Eta Burt has been confined to
her bed with la grippe the past week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh and Francis
enjoyed tea at the David Jones home
las Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Logan has returned
to her home in Seattle after several
weeks visit at the Logan home.
Mrs Geo. Alspach has returned
from short stay in Boise.
f. W. and c. B. Blakesly spent
Sunday with relatives near the Spur.
Mrs. Otto Ahren or Iowa Ave, is !
confined to her bed with an attack /
of measles.
Ruth Jackson and Bernice Former
carried out plans for a surprise mis-
cellaneous shower for Mrs. Orah
Durham last Sunday. The guests
arrived in a body each bringing a
gift for the bride. Refreshments
were served and every one enjoyed
tn general good time.
Mrs. G. S. Glasby is in Salt Lake
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jesse Rifle and baby girl
are home from the Holy Rosary hos
pital.
Oscar Gov, wife and baby of Twin
Falls, are at the E. B. Cox home
The pupils in No. and No. each {
celebrated Valentines day by ex- {
changing valentines.
Mrs. Geo. Glascock entertained r
The sewing club last Wednesday.
John Oster and family and Mr.. /
and Mrs. Luhr spent Sunday evening '
1T the Jake Oster home. I
Mrs Jno. Gerber of Meridian, is Il
. guest of Mrs. E. E. Parsons. h
c. B. Davidson and w. B. Fuller c
on, travelling evangelists, are hold
ng services in Dist. No. 9 this week. '
Mrs. E. F. Lattig entertained the n
/. S. c. on Tuesday afternoon. The t
louse was decorated to commemor A
tie ST. Valentine and an exchange of I
riginal valentines created much g
nerrimet. a
Mrs. T. Driscoll left for Portland e
fter a short stay with Fer daughter, ii
Irs.- F. G. Harland. Mrs. C. G. W
fainter of Middleton, was a guest at
he Harland home. c
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Beeson, Ollie W
nd Bessie Beeson spent Sunday ey- II
ming at the Mordhorst home. ii
Mr.. and Mrs Ora wilkins of Pay Fl
tie is spending this week at the H. te
. Precht and F. G. Harland homes. /
Mrs. A Harland entertained the ii
babies on Tuesday af- fl
srnoon in honor of the Harland "
wins who have attained the age of til
ne year The birthday cake was tie
ecorated with two candles one for or
lch baby. Ii
North Payette wishes to go on CT
cord as saying Amen! and Amen!
all that our editor said about time w
last weeks paper. 1t is true that
IT children some but six years of W.
,e, leave for school before daylight,
alking a mile or more before they HI
ach the hack which will carry
EN- to school. 1t is not only an b
convenience but an actual hard
lip for the county school children. RI
MS part of Idaho was put on Pa
fic time by an act of Congress let's m;
tide by the law. gil