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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CHANCELLOR

FOR CHANCELLOR We are authorized to announce C. E' Johnson of Ashdown, candidate TOT Chancellor of the Sixth Chancery District, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

We fight the world all day, our wo. men at night and the preacher Sunday.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-29
NO LOSERS

The News does not ask
Club Members to canvass
for subscriptions and then
take the chance Of getting
no reward for their efforts.
The News agrees to pay
all Club Members who par
ticipate in this campaign a
Cash Commission Of twenty
(2O) per cent ($1 out Of ev-
cry SIS collected) for all sub
scription money turned in,
providing they turn in one
or more subscriptions each
week after they start to
work, and in the event such
Club Members do not win
one of the prizes.
Club Members who enter
this campaign are Not Flrt-
ing With a Game Of Chance,
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-29
|DONT DREAM of SUCCESS
Go Out and Win It!

Look back into the early history the successful and of today and will find that
decisions followed decisions o
tea fr
only rgt
For the RIGHT NOW
ugo
now ne o Wi anyo Of the prizes.
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FIRST DISTRICT PRIZES.
The first prize for each of the two districts will be
free trip to California, including Portland Ore;
Shasta Springs, Oakland, San Francisco and Los
Angeles returning via Salt Lake City, Ogden and
Pocatello The winners may receive the cash in
stead of the trip if they so desire.
THIRD DISTRICT PRIZES.
The third prize for each Of the two districts is
beautiful 26-piece chest Of community silverware
fully guaranteed for fifty years. Bought Of and on
display at English Jewelry Shop.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-22

turcd tho author. Current events were
anin1atatilJ discussed and much time
,,as given over TO The discussion Of
Christmas plans
At the close Of this period, the cur
talns TO the dining room were drawn
back ana a beautiful Christmas scene
was displayed. Holly, clustering snow
and ether Christmas decorations were
a,tiaticahy arranged and attractive
place cards directed tho guests to thci'
places. N the center of tho beautifully
appointed table was red mound cover
ed over with springs OF holly spcink-
led with snow and from the center to
each plate red ribbon extended
A three course luncheon consistine
Of fruit cocktail. g salad course with
accessories and a sweet course was
served with individual containers hold
ing salted nuts and mints. .
After the luncheon the guests pulled
the ribbons and from the centerpiece
came the Christmas presents which
had been cleverly concealed.
Those present were Misses Virginia
Allen, Helen Springs. Margaret Taylor,
Louise Jones, Mile Kate McComb,
Frank Martin, Virginia Sellers, En-
ma Bonner, Sadie Menzies and Mes
danes O. II. Hester, C. V. Garth, Rob
crt Moss, Harold Shuford Carl D.
Moore. Gordon Crowall of Lincolnton.
Geo Craig of Asheville, and T. P.
Hrtiitt.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-22
Additional Society
MRS. MENZIES CLUB HOSTESS

me yuietide festivities were off
cc;.aily ushered in yesterday when the
iifSI OF the functions was given by
1ne 10 AS You Please club. Mrs. Cnas.
"enzles, Jr., was hostess at her pretty
a.W nome on Thirteenth street.
ihis was The annual Christmas meet
ing which was one of the most de
nghtiul OF the parties of the year.
Mrs. Mcnzies' home presented a
beautiful and festive appearance with
scarleo berricd holly wreaths and
bright Christmas flowers which are
especially pretty at this season of the
year.
The usual routine Of business was OBJ
served and the hostess gave bright
review Of her book and cleverly pic
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-22
STATISTICS

STATISTICS
''What is the death rate IN your
town."
"About two per automobile. =
BOSTON TranScrlnt
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-22
COLJINS-SEITZ

The many friends Of Miss Hattie
Seitz will be interested to learn of
her marriage to Mr.. J. ID. Collins
which was solemnized en- Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock in Hickory,
by Rev. w. D. Haltiwanger, a close
friends of both families.
The bride was never more lovely
than on the occasion of her marriage
her brunette beauty BEING very
marked IN her wedding suit Of cenna-
mcn b,own marleen with accessories
TO match.
Mrs. Collins is the Youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. SeitZ. she
was educated at Lenoir College and i.
q voung woman Of brioht intellect
and strong and attractive personality
and is admired bv wide circle Of
friends.
Mr.. Collins is prosperous young
farmer Of Statesville where he is
universally popular. Every where he
is recognized is man of integrity
and influence.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

unknown downtown, and perhaps
would have remained unknown in.
definitely had It not been for the ad.
vent Of Ruth Browning into his life
through the business linking them to-
gether.
1t was a new phase In the life OF a
man who, while not a woman hater
by any means. had never seriously
considered marrying save once
many years before. The girl to whom
he was engaged had been thrown
from her horse and killed. It had
saddened him Tor long time. When
he emerged from that period he had
grown accustomed to the life OF q
bachelor and had felt no disposition
to change.
Now. some how. he found himself
often thinking of Ruth Browning. He
had been philosopher enough not TO
regret his seemingly lonely life. Now
he asked himself. What of the re-
mainder OF my years? Am TO live
them alone?"
(To Be Continued
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
BObkin's Nightmare
THE ADVENTURES OF 7
sY GERTRUDE BRYAN LEEPER

rose leaf to inquire the reason for It..
Reddy Beet, who was so grieved he
looked as though he needs must
burst, so red he had become. told
Sparkling Wings OF the tragedy that
had come unto his kinsman, and
Sparkling Wings made answer: Il
shall fly me away to the home of
Tapa, who will tell me all things we
shall do to find the assassin. Stay
you here until / come again"
Now, when Sparkling Wings came
to the garden of Tapa, he found there
Rowing Robin, who had lately come
again from the South, and he was
telling to Bluebird the story of the
wonderful Southland he had left, and
Of the fame of Tapa that had spread
to far-off lands.
Sparkling Wings went at once to
Tapa and told him of the plight of
the Vegetable folk, and Tapa knew
that something must be done, or out
over the world the little children must
do without the friends they had come
to depend upon so much.
After pondering for few moments
Tapa called to Rowing Robin and
asked if he would go to the Vege-
table Family and undertake to find
the enemy and slay him.
Now. Robin Red Breast likes moth
ing better than a place where brave
ry must be shown. so he gladly start
ed on the journey At last, guided by
faithful Sparkling Wings, the butter
fly, he came to the Kingdom Of the
tiny Vegetable people, and went at
once to the home of Reddy Beet.
There he found the wounded man
able to tell his story, and it ran like
this.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
Little Stories For Bedtime
HOW TROUBLE WAS MADE FOR
JUMPER
BY THORNTON w. BUReE'

No one had enjoyed the Joke on
Reddy Fox more than had Jumper
the Hare. It had tickled Jumper al
most to pieces to think that he who
was accounted the most timid OF all
the little people in the Green Forest
should have beenN able to frighten
Reddy Fox. OF course, il was Buster
Bear who had given Reddy his first
fright and made him put his tail be-
tween his legs and start for home as
fast as he could run, but it was
Jumper who had started after Reddy
right at his heels and had made
Reddy think that he was Buster Bear
and so frightened him still more. so
that he didn't dare stop long enough
to turn and see who it, was behind
him. OF course. to all who saw them
it looked just as if Reddy was rum
ming away from Jumper the Hare,
and everyone pretended to believe
that he was. Then they tor1nented
Reddy and made his life miserable
for him by calling him a coward,
afraid of Jumper the Hare. and things
like that.
Reddy had fallen into a terrible
rage at first and had tried his very
best catch his tormentors. But
after a while he saw that the angrier
he grew, the better pleased Were his
torlnentors. 1t was just what they
wanted-tp make him angry. Only
Jumper the Hare took care not to
have anything to do with Reddy. He
kept out OF Reddy's way. He had no
mind to make Reddy any angrier than
he already was. You see, Jumper
never goes looking for trouble. No,
indeedI He tries his very hardest to
keep out of trouble. And so he kept
away from Reddy Fox.
Now, Reddy Fox Is as you all
know, very, very sly and smart, Az
ter a little while he began to realize
how foolish. it was for him to get so
angry, or anyway to show that he was
so angry, every time his neighbors
plagued him about running away
from Jumper the Hare. So, no mat
would pretend not TO mind in the
least and would try to laugh at the
Jokes, but all the time would be just
boiling inside. Now, at first his anger
had been all against those who called
him names and made fun OF him. but
as he thought It over little by little
his anger turned toward Jumper the
Hare II Jumper hadn't run after
him no one would have laughed at
him, for nearly everyone had been
just as much afraid OF Buster as he.
Therefore, it was all the fault OF
Jumper. The more he was teased
the greater grew his hate of Jumper,
until at last he made up his mind that
he would catch jumper
Now. of course, the other little peo-
pie didn't know this. They thought
that, they were making life very mis-
erable for just Reddy Fox alone. Not
one Of them ever stopped 70 think
that when trouble is made for one 1t
almost always hurts someone else.
They thought that they were making
Reddy Fox very miserable. as indeed
they were, but it never entered their
heads that they were also making
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
te11Ia|tYs KltcIi|as]}

half lengthwise and then cut these
pieces in halves. Roll in flour lightly
seasoned with salt and pepper and
fry each piece in butter. Serve on
platter with poached eggs for
breakfast or luncheon. Allow one
banana for two persons. Drain the
bananas on heavy brown paper before
serving.
Banana Fritters
Four bananas, Y cup flour,
tablespoon butter, tablespoon
eggs. Il teaspoon salt, u teaspoon
paprika, few gratings nutmeg. la
cup warm water.
Mix and sift flour, salt, paprika
and nutmeg. Melt butter. Add yolk
OF egg, butter and cream and stir
until smooth, adding water slowly.
Beat well and let stand for 80 min
utes. Beat whites of eggs till stiff
and dry and fold into mixture.
Peel and scrape bananas. Cut in
quarters as in the preceding recipe.
Dip each piece I'm the batter and coat
completely. Drop in deep hot fat
and fry till q golden brown. Drain
on brovTn paper and serve. These
are a good accompaniment with lamb
chops or roast fowl.
Luncheon Baked Bananas
-Four bananas, s very thin slices OF
bacon. very tiny pinch mustard, few
gratings nutmeg.
Peel and scrape bananas and cut
in half lengthwise. Put in baking
dish and sprinkle with mustard and
nutmeg. Cover with bacon and bake
in a hot oven till bacon is crisp and
bananas are soft. It win take about
half an hour.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

knew anything of him, his life, out
side Of business.
A peep into his bachelor quarters
on upper Park avenue might have
given them an insight into his char
acter very different from the ideas
they had formed. HIS was q home
like place, books, music scattered
about. A baby grand piano. a harp
in the corner, a beautiful photograph,
gave mute evidence to his tastes. His
housekeeper, middle-aged colored
woman, cooked for him and her son
acted as butler and valet. He often
remarked TO his friends:
Il don't see why / can't have a
home as we'll as my married ac-
quaintances. ] hate hotels and res
taurants, so Nanny and her son
make me quite comfortable here"
His business acquaintances would
have had another surprise had they
known how eagerly an invitation TO
his apartment to a dinner or a musi-
Gale was accepted. The latter was
his usual form Of entertainment for
his friends. But all these things were
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
Copyright, 1922. by Gertrude Bryan

y
Leepet)
All was CONSERVATION and grief
down In the Kingdom OF the Vege-
taple folk. In the night the enemy
nad come upon their home and had
attacked the family OF Reddy Beet.
NOW, Reddy Beet Is the leader in
the Vegetable Kingdom because his
worth Is recognized all over the
world, and everywhere this morning
little groups OF excited vegetable peo-
pie stood about talking wildly.
NO one seemed to know how 1t had
happened, but there, lying Just in
front OF Reddy's home, was one Of his
cousins, bleeding and torn.
The Peas family simply shook with
terror, and poor Poly Potato wept
bitterly, for he can never bear to see
such suffering.
Oliver onion because Of his
strength, was made the leader OF a
band to search out the guilty party.
Dainty Lefty Lettuce forgot her
Seauty and knelt upon the ground
to help bind the wounds OF the kins-
man Of Reddy Beet. Lefty Lettuce
has such tender heart that always
she is ready to help when needed,
and for once, Sammp Spinach was
quiet and sad.
Excitement ran high, and each lit
tie vegetable man tried to find some
clue that would lead to the discovery
OF the one who had done this awful
thing to one of their people.
Just then Sparkling Wings, the
butterfly, who was flying to the
broad lands of King Oats, saw the
pommotion down in the Vegetable
Kingdom, and stopped upon nearby
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
Chapter XII.

Chapter XII.
At times Ruth talked over some of
her ideas with Sam. Not with any
thought that he could help her, but
to keep him interested. AS time
passed he grew increasingly moody.
At times she feared he might grow
desperate from his enforced inaction.
1t was one real anxiety now.
One day Mr.. Turnbull asked about
Sam.
Gle is no better; at times 1 think
not so WELL" Ruth answered a bit
sadly.
rs he able to do anything? If he
is, and is good at figures, have some
old accounts ] want checked up. He
might be willing to do it for me. He
could take his own time"
II will speak to him, and thank
you.' Ruth replied. Il think it would
be good for him."
Sam was not only willing but de-
lighted. He said:
Tell him. to fire the stuff along,
Ruth. Even il it don't bring in much
It will make me feel better-a great
hulk like I am dependent on a girl. i.
1t seems at times that / can't stand
for it another minute"
Don't, SAINT You hurt" Ruth's
invariable answer when he spoke of
his dependence. "You have done your
share, dear" She referred to his
overseas service for his country.
Sam found he could easily do what
Mr.. Turnbull required, If he con-
served his strength by working only
a short time, then resting. At first
it bothered him, gave him headache,
but that soon wore away and he was
happier than he had been for long
time.
Its bully to feel / can work. If
only a little" he said to Ruth. But
his eyes were brighter, he forgot TO
be so bitter now that he had some
thing to occupy him, something to
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
GIRLSl LEMONS
WHITEN ROUGH
CHAPPED HANDS

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons in
sto bottle containing three ounces Of
Orchard White. which any drug store
viii supply for a few cents. shake
wen. and you have Quarter-pint Of
harmless and delightful lemon bleach
lotion to soften and whiten red. rough
or chapped hands. This home made
lemon lotion is far superior to glycer-
in and rose water to smoother the
skin. Famous stage beauties use it
to bleach and bring that soft. clear,
rosy-white complexion. because it
doesn't irritate.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
THE PROP s.::,,. s.::,,. :;

earn money. Sam Browning was not
of the stuff slackers are made OF.
Ruth repeated what he had said.to
Mr.. Turnbull. He made 10 further
promises of work but in his mind he
already had determined to help Ruth
by helping the soldier brother.
Robert Turnbull was confirmed
bachelor.
So all his friends declared.
Ruth did not know this. The pri-
vate lives of the men with whom she
was associated in business never had
interested her. So for all she knew
Robert Turnbull might have wife
and half dozen children.
There are a great many women in
the business world who,. like Ruth
Browning, are interested in their bus
mess to the exclusion of all curiosity
about. those with whom they are as
sociated, comic writer's and cartoon
lists to the contrary. Not all business
girls spend their time trying to vamp
employer or manager. Most girls
have their friends outside Of the
offices in which they work, and hence
are not particularly interested in
those about them.
There are girls who use their busi-
ness positions only as a stepping
stone to marriage. as.we all know.
But they are not in the majority,
neither are they the girls whose work
is of value to their employer. 1t is
these girls who have put office girls
in disrepute. who have made them
the target of the humorist and more
to be regretted than this, have given
the impression that women are not
business-like.
Robert Turnbull was a good busi-
ness man, ready to listen or talk at
any time OF anything pertaining to
business But about himself. his per-
sonaI affairs, he was silent. almost
taciturn. 1t is to be doubted IL any
one in the office except Mr.. Carr
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
Your skin can be improved
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Different types of skin need different cGre-re you using
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You can overcome defects In
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AN Skins differ widely-and
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Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

life very miserable for Jumper the
Hare. But they were. Yes, sir, they
were. If they had let Reddy alone he
would have let Jumper alone. But
as it was, he just grew more and
more determined that he would catch
Jumper So he spent all his spare
time trying to think of some plan
whereby he could catch Peter Rab-
bits big cousin. And Jumper who
always was very, very timid, grew
more timid than ever and wished and
wished with all his heart that he had
not played that joke on Reddy Fox,
which had made Reddy the laughing
stock of the Green Meadows and the
Green Forest
Next story: "Jumper the Hare Can
not SIeep.n
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

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Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
BANANA DISHES
Sister Mary Suggests Ways to
Prepare Them

Bananas seem to haYe a rather bad
reputation but the truth is that a
perfectly ripe banana or cooked one
Is easily digested and nutritious
If buying the fruit for cooking,
Gather green bananas should be cho-
zen. IL the fruit is to be used Eaw
banana with blackened skin with
Vut a trace of green even at the very
end should be used.
However the fruit may be used,
always remove all the strings, and
scrape Off the outside film il the fruit
Is used uncooked.
These recipes may solve the prob
lem for something different"
Bananas with Poached Eqna
Peel and scrape bananas. Cut in
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
A special treatment for a
pale, sallow type of skin

ONE night q week, hIl your basin fun Of
hot water-aimost boiling hot. Bend over
the top Of the basin and cover your head with
heavy bath towel, 90 that no steam can
escape. Steam your face for thirty seconds.
Now, lather . hot cloth with Woodbury's
Facial Soap. With this wash your face thor
Oughly, rubbing the lather we'll into the skin
with an upward and outward motion. Then
rinse the skin well, first with warm water,
then with cold, and finish by rubbing it for
thirty seconds with piece of ice.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-05

EVERY night before retiring, with warm water work
- up . heavy lAther Of WOodbury's Facial Soap in
your hands. Apply to your face and rub it into the
pores thoroughly-aiways with an upward and out
ward motion. Rinse with water, then with cold
the colder the better. II possible, rub your face for
thirty seconds with piece Of ice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-21
LEGAL
published in The Topeka State journal
August 81, 1922)
ORDINANCE NO. $40.

ment upon certain real estate In the City
OF Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, 30
pay the cost 9t abatng nuisance on
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TOPEKA:
SEC. l. That for the purpose OF Paying
the cost of abating u nuisance on Lot No
40 Lincoln Street, Kings Addition, City OF
Topeka,l shawnee County, Kansas, there is
hereby levied and assessed against said
lot the sum OF ($J2Q Seven and 20-1o0
Sec 2 The city clerk Of said city Of
Shawnee County, kansas, the description
of the above real estate, together with the
amount assessed and levied against said
real estate, which shall be placed upon the
tax rolls of said county to be collected as
one tax in the same manner as other taxes
and assessments.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall take effect
md be in force from and after the publica-
ton in the official city paper.
Passed the Board of Commissioners,
August Is, 1922.
Approved, August Is, 1922.
H. J. CORWINE, Mayor.
Attest: ETA NJ. COVELL,
4 (Seal.) City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-21
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Young lady, married OF single,
of artistic ability, to take charge of Denni-
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WANTED-J0 neat girls. waitress work,
$40 mo-, board and room; women cooks
private family help; kitchen help; expert
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board and room, free transportation. Fur
mans Employment office log West Sth.
EKEEPER-Capable Of taking care of
child. Apply at 131 Harrison ct. after $50
p. IN.
WANTED-Girl, for light housework, cut
OF city must be Wiling 10 learn 10
nal
GIRLS WANTED for basket work.
Schwartz Box & Basket factory, Curtis
and Quincy streets.
WANTED-Ladg cook TO cook in country
Phone S10S XII. or 2USs