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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift ShoDs

Mrs Fred Harlow viii be
church Thursday at the ohopedc Tea shop assisted BY Mrs H.
Mrs Herman Ripley
Mcflachan Mrs Clifford Crawford
Thompson Miss
The Thrift Shop win be charge
Jordan for Renton Hi
Glasgow and Mrs. F. w. simpkins
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Fluffy POTATOES

A quarter Of "a toaspoonful Of
baking powder added 10 mashed po-
tatoes while beating viii make them
light and fluffy.
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WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
w. c. r. u.
Washington boulevard w. C. T. T..
WIN have a birthday luncheon az tho
home OF Mrs. Mary Ycrden. tss siat
ave. n. on Friday. Juno q. Bust.
meas meeting and program win FOL.
low luncheon.
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KEEPING RUST or

Before putting knives away rub
tho biades with mutton fat or vase.
line and roll them IN brown paper.
This viii prevent them from rust.
ing.
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Mss Olson to Giue DANCING Partv

Miss Margaret Olson has issued hundred invitations
Of expression n dramatic art
be Mrs HarodB Cornea
Mrs
Tyrone Whitney, graduates Of schoo
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Music
Young Pianist Will
Give Recital

A recital open 10 the public viii
be- given IN the Green Lake 81 y.
church "Wednesday ct ming. June
20, at SI5 O'Clock. by Eleanor Rich.
ards Alth1 only 70 yeau Of age,
this talented young pianist viii play
"a program including EerthoycnH
sonata. Op. 2Gi tubinaeln'H TURK.
ihh March" tho Adugio from cho-
pins d Minor Concerto and hln
Military Pol0nnisc." and other
numbers
Miss Richards also win appear
with others on program a. the
same place Friday evening. a.
which time she will play ilillorh =
Sharp Minor Concerto. with second
piano accompaniment
The program for this evening FOL.
love-:
sonata hu aeaHH asHHHra lIrf ihnfFu
Theme with Variations
Nchrfru
Funeral March
Allegro
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woMEN.s LAKEwoon cLnn

Tho arts and crafts committee OF
the Women's Lakewood Civic I'm
provement club will meet tho second
and fourth Tuesdays from 10 a. m.
10 p. m. during the entire summer.
a clinic will be held every Tuenday
morning from until 10 o'clock
when children under 10 years OF ago
VIII be examined and treated.
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rARRAGnN VINEGAR

Tnrragon may be added to ordl.
nary cider vinegar 10 make IA
vinegar that Is 90 delicious for
llads
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Renoyate shabby leather by whip
ping the white Of an egg into a
froth ana smeHring this gently over
tho surface with piece Of soft
inen. a
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ERuIT FLAYOKING

Brulas the seeds Of apples and
pears. tic them IA muslin. and use
Tor fayoring iartH or stcwed fruit
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TOO MUCH PASTRY

When more pastry has been pre-.
pared than is required at one bak.
Ing, wrap II In oiled paper, and II
viii keep fresh for quito long
time.
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SETTING TABLE

In laying your table. place all fiat
silver In the order Of liz use Then
the guests start with tie piece far
thest from tie plate on either side.
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MODERN sAMARITANs
no MEET

Council No. 1e7, tho Modern
Samaritans. will meet at the A. o.
y. w. hall, 1909 Ninth ave, Seattle.
on Thursday evening, June 81, Mt 8
o'clock. II. Il Noble. who was elect.
cd by the members to represent the
lodges Of Washington at the national
convention held NJ Duluth, OH June
9Th, viii make a full report Of the
focesdings OF the convention: Il
rgc class Of candidates viii DO in.
lted; officers viii be elected. and
arrangements viii be nude for a
large entertainment 70 hc held in
the near future. Mr.. Noble has
been rcnppointed as state manager
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FISH CAKES

Bits Of green peppers and a few
drops Of onion juice ADDED 10 the
tnstiness Of the fish cakes
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Miss Parsons Hostess at Dinner THIS
Eueniag; Luncheon as Bridal Compliment

MISS ANNE PARSONS h entertaining sixteen
Ah this evening hor ". Highland honor AIR
arkman sywori Boston her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Reginald n Parsons. a
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Luncheon for Mrs. SQmple

AIRS A. Galloway entertaining with luncheon
Thursday apartment Victoria to compliment
AIRS sample
Angeles.
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To Assist Mrs. Glen at Bridge Tea

NJ.
planned Friday William Gorsuch Mrs oliver
H. Richardson who will preside the table
Milo LoveIess Mrs Mrs Herbert Condor VIII
assist thru the and Miss Katherine Schulz Miss Helen pyc Miss
Marjorie juliet Glen Miss Lyle Veae
Portland win assist / the dining
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Luncheon for Mrs. Pense

Mrs George Brohm entertaining with luncheon the Women
University club Wednesday ompmenng
Psase. shortly
guests all close friends OF the honor VIII play bridge Mrs Bh
home ave-.
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sEATTLE cIRcI.n ~ 1lo

Seattle circle No. 549. N. Of w.
WIZ give q card party NJ the swcdish
club holl Friday evening, Juno 90.
Prizes and refreshments. MIR. III.
fanny Dean. chairman.
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LuAcheon Compliments MS Guthrie

MIS- = n Mingate Macarthur Will entertain
aeheon Thursday afternoon compliment Miss Rosamond Guthrie
VINO wcds M Calhoun maids OF her
bai and the sis assisting weddins reception
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Enenina AT Home" POSTPONED

The
University club indefinitely
The social University
has delightful features which VIII
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Women' s Clubs

for Washington for the coming two
years and lie Plans. with the as.
sistance and cooperation Of tho
members. to greatly Increase the
membership Of the order In Seattle
and vicinity.
LADIES' CAMP CLUB
Ladies' Camp club will entertain
az cards in A. o. u. w. hall. Thurs.
day evening, June 81. at s o'clock.
ALTRUISTfC CLUE
The Altruistic club will give a pic.
mic at Woodland park Thursday
June Fl. Business at II O'Clock.
luncheon, 1870.
DANISH SISTER SOCIETY
Evergreen drill team OF Danish
Sister society will meet with Mrs
Christina johnson, I'll n. Olive AZ
Thursday, June Fl, at 1880 o'clock.
COL. ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
Col Ellsworth circle, Ladies' of
the 9. a. r.. viii give h card party
at the home Of Mrs. Emma Mccabe
2SOs y. G3d ST., Thursday. June 81
at 1890 o'clock.
AUXILIARY REBEKAH
LODGE
Auxiliary to Rebekah lodge will
meet at 1909 e. Union ST., Thurs.
day, June q, p. m.
WOMEN OF
MoOSEHEART LEGION
Women Of Mooseheart Legion viii
meet at Moose temple. Thursday
June q, at p. m. Initiation.
AMARANTH
SOCIAL CLUB
hmaranth Social club. No. I win
meet with Mrs. Maudo Barton. 54th
ave. $. w. and Genesee 81 on
Thursday. June 81. Picnic lunch
1890. S
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CANNED FRIIT

Plain canned fruit looks Ike
more elaborate dessert II II Is served
with n spoonful Of whipped cream.
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Will Assist at Tea

AZ Mrs Morris Lundus tea on Friday afternoon In honor Of Miss
Gladys Norb whose wedding takes presiding
the urns win be Miss Martha Aberson OF Tacoma Mrs Albert Charles
Stub
Philip Henderson.
Miss Mildred
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MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best of
all after A Golden Cunt shampoo.-Advt.
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BRIDGE Luncheon Honors Mrs. Fisher

M Austin Haskon bridge luncheon eight
q Fisher who s leaving trip 20 Alaska.
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AUXILIARY ELITE
PEuEKAH I0D(,I,

Auxiliary to Elite Rehekah Lodge
No. 1874 will give card party at
the home OF Mrs. Dervin, 1909 Il.
Union ST., Thursday evening, June
81, at o'clock, Take car No. 8.
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LADY STIRLING CHAPTER.
ID. a. 4

Lady Stirling chapter. d. A. r.
celebrated Flag day Mt tho real.
dence OF AIRS. John T. Towers. $3.50
University way. on Thursday after.
noon. June IA. Assisting The hostess
were Mrs. Frances f. seayey. Mrs.
Edith b. Darncli and Mrs. Charles
J. somera. The following program
was presented:
Salute to the American flag, by
the chapter: singing OF America. =
followed by homage TO tho wash.
ington state flag. which was un.
furled for the first time before Lady
Stirling chapter. by Mrs. c. w.
Chandler. the regent: History OF
the Flag," Mrs. a. J. TrumbuIl:
piano numbers: tal Concert Etude.
90 May Night Miss Erdino Cam.
cron: reading. "Moliie Pitcher" Mrs.
Clara Swan short: vocal numbers:
tal Springs Awakening: Cb) "Lleb.
estraum." Mrs. John T. Towers: ad.
dress. Mrs. f. A. Richards; violin: tn)
Belle Mutt; DO Folk Song" Miss
Sarah Knight.
Concluding tho program WINS a
composition written by the hostess.
Mrs. Towers. washington stats
Song who sang Il at the request OF
the guests.
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Mrs. Moore to Give Bridge Luncheon

J.
In play
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IrNIoR AUXILIARY

Junior Auxiliary to ST. Luke's
hospital viii meet with Miss Doro.
thy Gilmore Thursday afternoon,
June 81, at 1870 o'clock.
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AMARANTH
es..D,

dmaranth Social club. No. I wfl
meet with Mrs. Maudo Barton. 54th
ave. $. w. and Genesee st.. ON
Thursday, juno 81. Picnic lunch
1890.
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Hosts at Dinner Dance

Mr. and Mrs H. Ersns Campbell Wiz entertain twntyour guests
saturday evening az the dinner dance at the Seattle Golf and Country
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AdAHio from . Minor Concerto Chopin
Orchestral phrtH played on second
Nh. L. ~ .L.-.LL
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Mr. Kenneth Edgcrs returned
Monday from Los Angeles 10 ppend
ile summer with his rerents. DR..
and Mru. T. n Edgern.
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Pf BETA PHI

AIumnae and active members OF
ri Beta Phi will meet Thursday.
June 81, at II a. m, at the home Of
Mrs. II. r. Hogaboom, 1929 33rd
ave. to sew for the fall bazaar.
Box lunch. Take Madrona car. The
Mothers club and visiting members
welcome.
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Mrs Merrill Frederick sproule re-
turned this morning from Portland.
where she spent ten days with
Lieut. Sproule. whose ship has been
stationed there during tho Rose
festival.
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AUXILIARY 70

AUXILIARY 70
ALL SAINTS CHURCH
The women's auxiliary to All
Saints church win give luncheon
and card party at Lakeside club.
house, Friday. June %. at p. m.
PICNIC FOR MfNNEsoTANs
Former residents OF Todd county.
Minnesota. will have picnic in
Woodland park. on Sunday. June "a.
CHAPTER 40 OLE +. Il. o.
Chapter 40 OF r. r. o. will meet
with Miss Roxana Gee. 1921 Pine
ST., Friday evening, June 20. ut 8
O'Clock. 10 transact the regular bust.
ness.
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AUXILIARY REBEKAH

Auxiliary to Rebekah lodge will
meet at 1909 e. Union ST.. Thurs.
day, June 81, s p. m.
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WOMEN OF

MoosEHEART LEGION
Women OF Mooseheart Legion will
meet at Moose temple. Thursday.
June a. at s p. m. Initiation.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

Under the auspices OF the non.
members Of the Christian Science
church a meeting viii be held every
Thursday from 2 until o'clock ut
sos Peoples Bank building to dis.
cuss the report of Judge Dodge in
relation to the litigation Of the
Christian Science society in Boston.
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Mrs. Gustayo solffcrt lef this
morning for Vancouver. Il, C. TO
join Mr.. Settler, on a weeks visit.
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Miss Lyle Vcszie. OF Portland. Is
the house CUES, OF Miss Juliet Glen.
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/ ALTRUISTIC CLUE
The Altruistic club win give a pic.
mic at Woodland park Thursday
June Fl. Business at IL O'Clock:
luncheon, 1870.
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Lieut., and Mrs. Stewart Mackiln
are coming up this week from Coro.
made 10 make a short visit with Mrs.
Mneklin'u parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Chester Keith. on their way
70 Annapolis where Lieut.. Maekun
has shore duty.
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DANIsH sIsTER socIETY

-f-Hs a ~ sfHfAeAt - y
Evergreen drill team OF Danish
Sister society will meet with Mrs.
Christina Johnson, I'll II. Olive AZ.
Thursday, June Fl, at 1880 o'clock.
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Mrs. Reginald Parsons LEFT Mon
day Tor a two weeks visit az Med.
ford. Orc,
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LADIES' CAMP CLUB
Ladies' Camp club will entertain
at cards in A. o. U. w. hall. Thurs.
day evening, June 81. at o'clock.
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TIE MODERN yoUNesTER

The youth of the present day Is
most unlike the kids OF other dec
AIDES. He is sophisticated to the
nth degree and even at an early age
he gives evidence of these facts. No
longer does his little library contain
books of fairy tales, 'Mother Goose, "
s.Jack and the Bean Stalk" or other
works of like character The ex-
ploits of Jesse James, the doings of
Nick Carter and other yellow backs
that formerly caused the youths OF
the nation to tuck their heads under
the covers at night are far too tame
for the sophisticated lad of today. A
youngster the other day said: "All
this tommyrot written about Sher-
lock Holmes is just pure bunk. ]
wonder if they have any idea that
they can get away with that stuff
nowadays"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-03-08
UNIQUE TREASURE HUNT

Otto Kiep, Librarian of Ottendorf,
found among his family archives
many references to a treasure sup
posed to have been buried by Storte-
becker, notorious pirate. Herr
Kiep examined the ecords of sew
eral medieval castles and, by deduc-
tive reasoning, pitched upon one
near Neustadt.
Choosing a likely spot on this site.
he secretly dug there, and actually
found chest of gold pieces. He re-
inferred the chest, and is seeking the
promise of the owner of the estate
that he shall receive the legal tariff in
return for his disclosure of the hid
ing place. He now believes that this
treasure was cached by another
pirate, and is bending new efforts
toward finding the Stortebecker
hoard Scientific American.
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Notice of Time Appointed for Pm
ing VIII.

In the probate court of the std,
of Idaho in and for the county +
Lewis in the matter of the estate 1
Adell Meek, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said ue
bate court made on the 9Th day Il
March, 1923, notice is hereby gVu|
that Monday, the 26th day of MsnL
1923, at 1000 O'Clock A. NJ, Of sill
day, at the court room of said count
in the court house at Nezperce, LsTs
county, Idaho, having been apponts
as the time and place for proving Id
will of Adell Meek, deceased, as n
quired by law, and for hearing ID
petition of Clella Meek Glanville ID
the issuance to Chafes L. Monroe l
letters of administration with will Il
nexed; when and where any pexI
interested may appear and conts|
same.
Dated at Nezperce, Lewis Count
Idaho, this 5th day of March, 1923.
Alb H. w. Niles
Clerk of the Probate court
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sheriff,s sa,e--Hsal property.

Notice of foreclosure sale by sher-
liff.
! Z. NJ. Ehrhardt, trustee, plaintiff,
VS.. P. H LANCER and Bell LANCER his
wife C. w. Felt and P. NJ. Harding,
defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale, issued out of the District Court
of the tenth judicial district of the
state of Idaho, in and for the county
of Lewis, on he 2sth day of Febru-
airy, A. D. 1923, in the above action,
wherein E. NJ. Ehrhardt, trustee, the
above named plaintiff obtained a
Judgment and decree of foreclosure
and sale against p H. LANCER and
Bell LANCER, his wife, G. w. Felt and
P. NJ. Harding, defendants, on the 81
day of February A. d. 1928, for the
sum of $9641.55 besides interest and
accruing costs which said decree has
been recorded in judgment book l, of
said court at page 1872, am command
ed to sell the certain lot, peice or par
eel of land, situated, lying and being
in the county of Lewis, state of idaho,
and bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the north
east quarter (sEANEA); the east
half of the southeast quarter (E1aS
EN- and the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter (swAsEA) of sec
ton thirteen (13) township thirty
four (34) north range two (2) E. B.
M, together with the hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belong.
ing or in any wise appertaining
to satisfy that portion of the judg-
ment herein given which is lien up
on said land, amounting to the, sum of
1920 principal and interest and at
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HOMER'S HEROES FAIR HAIRED
Greeks of His Time Apparently
Emerging From the Bronze Into
the iron Age.

Homer, the great Greek poet, is
thought to have lived about 1000 B.
c. The Iliad and Odyssey are the
first authentic historical records we
have of this gifted people. That the
poems are essentially historical has
been abundantly proved by the exca-
yations of Schleiman. This enthusi-
astic Homeric student not only uns
covered the Troy of Homer's time;
he found the tomb of Agamemnon,
and what is believed to be the lat
ter's drinking cup.
The Homeric poems reveal peo-
pie just emerging from the Bronze
age into the Iron age. Cremation of
the dead, practically universal Gus
tom Of the Bronze age, is still prac-
ticed but beside it is the mausoleum
fashion of burial of the Iron age, a
custom that is largely followed to
this day.
The people Homer mentions are
invariably fair. Ulysses himself is
described as having wavy yellow hair
and of a short stature. Such paint
ing from these periods as have come
down to us depict people among
whom red hair was common, if not
the rule. Exchange.
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Notice For Publicaton

Department of the interior r
Land office at Lewiston, Idabo =
ruary, 10, 1923. So
Notice is herby given that ps,s,
M. Shea, of Kamiah, Idaho wbs !
March 4, 1921, made Homestead :
try, No. o77eo for NW14 sEE' W. =
NEA, section IA, township 81 o.a
range 2 east, Boise meridian. has a.
notice of intention to make three,s
proof, to establish claim to The l..
above described, befre ]. B. Bum,
U. 8. Commissioner, at Sites. ld,L
on the 26th day of March, 1929
Claimant names as witnesses;
Fabien Lazier, of Kamiah, Idaho
James w. Jenkins of Nezperce, Id,h1
James, Johnson, of Nezperce, Idats
George Lamb, of Kamiah, Idah
Sa-5 HUGH E. O'DoNNEll|
Regata
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THAT DARN EDITOR.

Flowery and long is the wedding
notice which the editor printeth. The
minister getteth ten bones. The groom
standeth the editor off for a 12-month
subscription. All flesh is grass and in
time the wife is gathered into silo.
The minister getteth his bit. The ed
itor printeth death notice, two col
umns of obituary, three lodge notices,
cubit of poetry and card of thanks.
And he forgetteth to read proof on
the head and the darned thing cometh
out: "Gone to Her Last Roasting
Place. And all that are akin to the
deceased jumpeth on the editor with
exceeding great vigor. And they pull
eth out their ads and cancelleth their
subscriptions and they swing the ham
mer unto the third and foarth genera
tion.-Arkansaw Thomas Cat.
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be such matter of course that, oh,
well, it's just taken for granted. But
why should it, any more than any
other loyal citizenq
That All. Fox, captain of the Idaho
University basket ball team which on
Tuesday night won the Northwest and
Pacific coast championship by defeat
ing California University in the see
ond of series of three games and who
has the honor of beng the individual
gar player in the west, built the
Foundation for this enviable record
while student in the Nezperce High
School and player on our then
championship team of the Lewiston
territory.
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Why Black for Mourninna

The custom of wearing black as a
sign of mourning originated with
Anne, the wife of Charles VIII, OF
France, who, at the death of her hus-
band, surrounded her coat-of-arms
with black, and wore black in token
OF her widowhood. This was then in
direct opposition ta the usual custom.
which was to wear white as the SYM
Dol OF mourning. The roya! fashion was
adopted. and has ever since remained
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What you can always find a sd

That you can always find sure
thing on which to bet.
That they are telling us prosperity
has returned, the kidders.
That if you haven't telephone in
your home, get one. 1t is great con;
venienee to your neighbors.
That the fellow who attempts tC
sidestep an emergency generally steps
squarely into the middle of it.
That the man who tells his wife
everything is diplomat--provided he
tells her before somebody else does.
That people who ego the pace
usually arrive--and stay. They dc
not have steam enough left to gel
back
That spring is right flirty this time
One day she is just on the point Of
saying "howdy,n and then she turns
the cold shoulder.
That if we are to be prosperous
community we must consider not only
the interests of self, but of the com
munity as we'll
That from a purely economic stand
point, it is cheaper by far to take
measures to prevent war than it is
to fight one after it comes.
That only those who enter upon the
careers of life with will and a de.
termination will rise to the more i'm
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