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New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
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q spcct that He arc getting closer and closer 70 he maglcian's place" Ragg Iy Ann sail 10 Rag gedy Andy Granny HoppyroaI o1I little Nt5.
 "Wnat makes yo1 think tae' nice Roggody Ann"' Granny lIoppy- toad asked.
 "Just caus-,'' RagGedy Ann sa:l RE she made her magic scooter hop over a .og which lay in tne path. Just cause tno Mur man burk there told us taa, ha lad brcn s.nt by tho magician to stop us so n, would nr' ras.uo H'rir N'd's nice mama from lue maSjcian'
 So, laughing ami taking, our friends rola along the path through the aecp. 4ccp woods un.h &ad3"n- y, and without 't" .aast warning Raggcly Ann cam. 10 2 sIIj.n s-o7. EaEgrIv Andy ri!tug lis scooter close behind Dagg Iv Ann also came to a sulIpa stop and they both reu uuon rhn ground 'ycc'nrr Little NoI auI GraHpy Hoppy,oa1 raU from t5elr sroo.ars 'oo. hut rortYua.,.y tUo@ 'e. uroa 'lo Rag galys, and .ac HaeEaIyS w"ro so soft a05 n.ra. r'raopy HoppytoaI and Htt.c Nd tecre mt bumped at aN
 T sp"r- 'a" 0. -'c must fa.. cono oHt os tna s.aa.. rs.' Eo@@alE AnIy -ad as il, ho p-l rne o'acrs 10 'hour f-c..
 "Oa. no. Ea@=.iv AnI>"' Rag ceIy Ann S..I ""rr sraorors gtn into an tn1s.na oa.. Tal, Is "aat s'orro1 us so .ua3ea'-,'
 "That Is j'." Gr1nry Foo2v oaI saiA "Thr wa~i.,o nas mlja a magic ;a>ts.ue vat so that wa om- no' pass.
 "0h.7 Nov r" s'sf ur,~r h. ab,s 10 0nd my m namH" ''-'H. Ned said. and h" looked ''ry sal.
 Faz=ndy Ann pur h.r so" lcrpy rag arm about .'o Hrtn. nny ani said, We v.1 find a way n reseu' your njca mama, 'tt..s N.L'
 "Oh, l know what I'f's d..' Rag gedy Andy slH T wiI G,t ou my magic scooter and Ie i' towarls the invisib.a wal" th.1, Whon l g. to it, l will make m} magic sooo'al hop right up or the iarlslbit wall"
 Everyone thou. 'l.S would b.. a good plan, so KagE6Iy An1y ioot his scooter back where h. con.l get a good start arI rode r "Liok- ity split" towards inc inyisro.o Wal Then when ho was close. I. uad- the scooter hop up in tno ar.
 II loa.eI 10 the others as if Rag Kedy Andy'e magic scooter woH carry him righ; over, but when H.. scooter was way up in In" air, t' went plump" against th" iuH-lrt wall and it and Raggedy Andy can' tumbIing down 10 tue ground lbs Eedy Andy and Granny Hoppy'ea n,ted RagEedy Andy's scooter iron him and helped him 10 his i'.'-
 "It didn't hurt even '7"nt weenv hit.' Rageody Andy laugh" ss he brushed the dirt from h]' waist. But the invisible wall II very high. I did not send my scoot CT high enough. shaH try } sgap." ,,.
 Eaggcdy Ann hal been thinking
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
ksahechn8leA

sido permanently in Plttsburg, took this way 10 say goodby to thei many friends,
 "AIr. Prescott has been resident of the city for many years and has been one of its most popular, a' well as most successful business men. He brought his wife, the daughter of the late Joseph Graves Hamilton, to this city q bride, and she immediately took her place in the younger set.
 The comparatively recent death Of Mir, Hamilton changed the whole business course of MT, Prescotl's life. The reading of the will made Mir. Prescott the manager of inc entire steel plant and the eXeculor of his wfes and mother-in-law'a vast fortune.
 "All the citys society turned out 10 bid this popular couple goodby and the hotel where the party was given was filled with their numcr- ous friends,
 "Tho company was perhaps much moro brilliant than 1t would have been had not the wedding of Mir, and Mrs. Porter Breed been solem' nized that noon. Tho whole gay pageant filled the drawing rooms of the hotel with beauty and laughter
 This assemblage marked Mrs Prescott's re-entry into society from which she has been absent since the tragic death of her sister. Mrs. Karl Whitney soon after her fathers l demise.
 "Albany will miss these two young people greatly" Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Incl
 TOMORROW -- This letter con- tinucd.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
FABLES

Styes on the cy are painful. Also they dctract very much from the appearance.
 There is an old fashioned remedy for styos which is said to be very effective. Any mother can prepare this lcus fly in q few minutes time. Put q t"aspoonful of black t"a in a small lag. pour on 1t enough hoiI- ing water 10 moistcn it. Thon place this pounice on the eye while it is warn.
 Another lotion for stycs may hc
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

so hard she ripped d stitch 0O' of 'ar rag head and then she said. "N1ybo tho invisible wal is 'Y@r and ever so high, and yon may jump your nagic scooter into i' and
 rrak the scooter. That would not h" ynry nice. Try rdjng your scoot- nr right ID the sid" ot the invisible wal, then, when you reach The 'op stop and VI win ri1n up +. fnnn vo oan riay slowly down tho o'.cr siIc"
 so Rag-eay Auly dH 'hl>, auI rolo ts magic scooter clear 70 'hr flop e 'ho invisible wal. T. WIS ,.r high. "'oma on" hn saji as l.a stopped his scooter and sIopp' l -@ere. The others, Eaggady Arm Grampy Hopny,o2d and little N'i. thon roln 'hclr scootors up 70 Rag Caly Auly and then slowly down ''o other eiie Of tro in.isib., H3... S9 rohody Has bumped at a..
 AuL wh5a they reached tlo ground upon th" oth'r sid, auI Grlmpy IloppytoaI put m his magic gr.on sp,c'aoles. la "ou s,.a 'I.a footprints of little NoI's uoa mama ]ea1ing down ;la path towards a bush covered with u'. nIspy pratzrls So everyone roI" 'tir scootc 'o 'he pre'2"i bash .nl ta.r. '8ry found q giug,r a.@ .-prag. IT. g,ns,r a." WAS spark Ing and col aul with t.e tr'sr .-s1v protzejs made d ycry nira unna fo- :1a H'1e party, 90 they eat aroIr tao ginger ala bush and hal a r.-o tune while they rcs'.i.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
"You May Talk tn Lillian IT You Don't Excite Her" Promises
 Katherine

After a brief whispered confer euce Katherine sail hastily;
 "I told her when left the room a half hour ago that was going to be gone for two hours and that she might lock tho door while she took her nap She apparently is so terri dcI all the time, you know,'
 uodlcd my head in assent and she put sNIIt qUrrN
 Gan that other door into your room be opcna1" It is locked on th" other side, beneath Jhal curtain Ail- lug i'.'
 "Easuy." I answered. "Thcrc is only a holt holding lt from the )ttle sewing room. Hut there tS high chest og drawers against it,
 "On casters Wt.I 'aore be much noise it wa move it?'
 "Ycry ltue." rotoined, "Tbe casters are very gool In hor pres cut absorption 1 do not think she wIl notice H."
 Iu ,ust mako suro first that sho Ia lr her present absorption" kath- er,ne commented dryIy "Now want you 70 do these things for me without question; help me to look into your room again through ilic ransom; get The chest Of drawers away from the door and let me through tho door, holt it a'for me as uolsp'ossIy as possible; then gr 'o Ti,Hars room and stay with hol u7u aona. TT explain eyory'hina 1 raA 10 you io,or There isn't time Iow"
 "Jus. one auosrton first I said dctar,ng 1~r. "No' about this,' as Nor eyebrows lr,w into aU inyolun. tary froou. "I don. wish to know any more about 'sts girl than yor choose 10 tc.I mo. Eat Mother Ora. ham has a nro,'nm. a serious one about which sGr wishes 10 consult LIram Ts IHIau srone enough tc listen 10 Mother GraNam's story anr my comm nrg for say-ffn,en min. urcs' I ina-.~o flat will be more than wo will rcnG.'
 katherine Consents
 "1s tho Y~omou anything that vii excite nc~o" snc asked. "anythint personal to nrrso'<""
 "It has nothing to do with lie own affairs" [ answered, "and I 1t not think + viii prove particular, exciting 70 har.'
 "Wiu it i0vo',o any effort on ho rart7 Dtc-ation of T letter for In stancs""
 "Not thing" I assured her. "W Irst wau' Hor ad"ie" that's ail'
 "Tha' ought not prove very stren uong." Katherine smiled. "Ics tn easiest thing Lii doos.'
 We both smjlr1 in tender amuse mcnt at our friends undouhtod pen
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
DAILY FASHION SERVICE
DAISY ROSETTES TRIM THIS

Daisy rosettes made of white braid trim this smart tailleur Of black jersey cloth and give it fcs- tive. feminine air, The skirt has au apron ilounce and tho coat has the popular mandarin cut, The bow
 finish at the neck Is very youthful
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
HEALTH '
AN OLD-FASHIONED REMEDY

made ot camphor, one ounce, and rluriate of morphia, one gain.
 Tincturc of iodine Is an effective remedy The lids should be held apart hy the thumb and index finger ot tho loit hand while the iodine is painted over the infamcd part with fine camrl's hair pencil
 Do not lct the lids come together until the part touched is dry.
 4 few such applications In q hours is sufficient
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Gossip,s Corner
soaking Lace

IL Is well to soak lace in soapy water to which ammonia or boraN has been Uddrd before washing it., This )ooscns lho dirt so less hand- ling is required and hence less wear on The meh.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
He closed his eyes.

A feeling of pity swept over Gloria. Dick seemed SO alone in his pain--in his struggle to live.
 Had she ever really given him any comradeship? Any happiness? She wondered.
 Of course, she had . . she told
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

herself. She had been his wife, H. had had her kisses hadn't he? H. had held her in his arms and what else was there to love but love- making?
 DimIy Gloria knew that there Was something else in Dicks love for her. But VI hat was it? Un
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

to crisp. Serve two small rolls tc each person. Any asparagus anc sauce left from filling the rolls should be- poured around the rolls when served. Copyright, t325, NEA Service, 1nc.J
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Same Size Buttons

T. is q good pan when making chiidren's clothes 10 Use the same size of buttons on all, Then there is no difficulty from replacing odd sizes.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
So Cake Won't Stick

When you remove a cake from tho oven put tn" tin on folded cloth aturolnl with codl water This WiI prevent is sticking,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Tt IS .rossn ord puzzle is dedicated D 'i.e ona person for whom tomor- TOW aS n~rn st aside, l. is in 'mo'tor.s" honor Words in this pulzto r.nort the spirit Of the occa- son. ."~l as the sketch does.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
To Clean Chandeliers

Clean brass chandeliers with hot vinegar and salt and rinse with soap suls. Polish with an oiled cloth.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

For tho summer dance frcrh. nothing is nore lovely than The shoulder shower houqaet. rhirH r,t,r faHs n.lor, fine the rus'uu'. l I-suai.y thes. are a combination of 70vrrs. such as small roses and
 lies of the valley, or roses and for gct-me-no's. Sometimes they are carried out in white satin with only Erru l.avrs as 2 relief Na'ura. .ly they arc worn r'h slnp.l gowns.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Lots of girls who are Doo1 bridge players are good at holding hands.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
HORIZONTAL

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 >oahc Cleopatra made famous R. Norirdm dye. Tt 1o..ses. l5. Printers moaspr'. VERTICAL
 g. Tn, uanUacluror of silk.
 8. Ny-st
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 5. Ineomrliman'ary name for an
 old woman.
 f. Iirrcd out.
 2. Direction of Australia from us.
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

25. \ HounE night oNl o7. DIncd, 2a. Rowing irs'run.en' 23. Srlf %4. 4 daudr. %T. Ky. %1. Point o' r0rppss &o. Where Su rises.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-05
LOCAL CAGERS DROP
FIRST TWO OF SEASON
MARION AND CLINToNvILLE ADJ
MlNlSTERED FIRST DEFEATS
WON FROM WlTTENBERG

Eagle Highs three-day trip down
state last week upset the dopesters
guesses, two to one, and incidentally
resulted in Eagles first defeats of the
season.
In hard fought game Wednesday
Marion nosed out the locals by a
score of IL to 8. 1t was good game
with the result in doubt right up to
the final whistle.
But Clintonville pulled the real sur
prise of the whole trip on Thursday
evening. EARLY in the season Eagle
won easily from them, but they
handed us beautiful trimming down
there. Score was 20 to s. How they
did it. is still a mystery, especially
after we learn that at the half the
score stood and A. From all ac-
counts Cricket Clintonville's dimin-
utive star forward was the main OBJ
stacle in the third period. He got
away for five long shots and every
last one of them went through. Eagle
couldn't stop him. That was bitter
pill for the locals and they are still
wondering how it all happened.
Friday night the boys got down to
real basketball and took one from
Wittenberg,s % to II. That was the
fastest game of the three and, in a
measure helped to lift the string of
disaster of the previous two evenings
We feel bit lame in offering this
meager summary of these three games
especially since we lost two of them,
but we have to pass the buck to
Coach Amundsen. He promised us
notes on these games, but he evident
ly hasn't recovered from the double
drubbing enough to tell us how it all
happened At least we are still wait
ing to hear from him at the time
these forms are closed.
Eagle goes to Crandon Friday to
play one of the hardest games on it's
schedule. This game winds up the
season.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-05
Art TaylOr's Product
Will Get National Boost
LAND o. LAKES GINGER ALE is
OFFICIAL BEVERAGE AT Ma
TICNAL OUTDOOR SHOW

Al letter announcing Land o. Lakes
Ginger Ale as the official beverage OF
the third National Outdoor Life and
|. Motor Boat Show at Chicago, May 8
to II, has been received by the Taylor
Beverage and Candy company Of this
city.
The Outdoor Life and Motor Boat
show is an annual national event
held in Chicago at the Coliseum. Re.
sort owners, communities, cities and
various other groups hold exhibits at
the exposition and distribute literac
ture to the thousands Of visitors who
attend the show
Prizes are awarded to the best ex-
hibits at the exposition. Last year
Minocqua won first prize for the best
booth advertising a resort section.
Designating Land O. Lakes Ginger
Ale as the official beverage of the ex-
position is quite an honor and credit
to one of Rhinelanderis industries
and the Taylor Company is to be con-
graduated upon being chosen to rep
resent the carbonated beverage indus
try at this show. The selection Of
Land O. Lakes Ginger Ale is due
largely to the popularity Of the COM
pany's products with the resorters
and campers in this section. Land o.
Lakes Ginger Ale has enjoyed a splen
did reception with the tourist and To-
cal people since it's Introduction less
than year ago.
In addition to making Land o.
Lakes Ginger Ale of the show the
Taylor Beverage and Candy company
has been given complete charge of all
carbonated beverages to be sold in
the Coliseum for the life of the expo
sition.
The selection of Land o Lakes Gin
gen Ale by the managers of the show
means nation wide publicity not only
for the Taylor company but for Rhine
lander as we'll Last year over 100000
people from all parts of the United
States and Canada attended the ex-.
position. 1t can do Rhinelander no
harm in having such a reliable con-
Germ represented at this show.
-Rhinelander New North.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-05
District Tournament Is
Set for March Il, Is, IA
EAGLE RIVER DRAWS TOMA
HAWK FOR FIRST GAME OF
TOURNEY NEXT WEEK

Principal E. w Kracht has receiv-
ed notification of the drawings made
for the District Basketball Tourna-
ment to be held at Rhinelander next
week, March IL, 13 and H.
Rhinelander and Marion will lock
horns in the first game Thursday
night, March IL. The opening game OF
the tourney will be played eTbE sds a.
afternoon and Amigo and Wausau
will be the opposing quints.
The teams selected to play in the
Rhinelander tournament are: Amigo,
Eagle River, Marion, Medford, Merrill
Rhinelander, Tomahawk and Wausau.
The pairings for the first days.
games are: Amigo VS.. Wausau; Eagle
River VS. Tomahawk; .Rhinelander VS.
Marion and Medford VS.. Merrill Anti
go and Wausau we're the opposing
teams in the opening game last year
and Wausau won.
Considerable talk has been going
the rounds as to how Amigo happen
ed to get a place in this district. Ac
cording to Mr. Browning, the Amigo
quint defeated two teams that will be
represented in other Journeys and for
this reason the officials decided that
she was entitled to place in this
tourney Mr. Browning also stated
that the strongest teams in the state
would be- represented at the Rhine
lander meet sthis year.
Twelve games will be played in all.
four on each day Of the tourney
Harold S. Dyer, of Stevens Point,
and Dean Barber, of Two Rivers, have
been selected as tournament officials
The team winning first place will be
awarded a large silver basketball and
the individual players will get gold
medals. The team finishing second
will receive silver medals and the
third place aggregation will get
bronze medals.
Eagle River drew Tomahawk as it's
llISI# opponent III ldSl yOcA COuA Aet
ment. They copied from them and up
set all the dope by defeating An
| tigo and then Wausau, winning the
district championship and competing
at Madison in the state tourney
Sport writer's favor Tomahawk and
Medford as the leading contenders for
| this years honors.
Eagle River enters the meet this
year with one of the best records OF
any competing team. How they will
stack up against the teams from larger
schools remains to be seen, but If the
boys play the game they are capable
OF, they will be able to give a good &C
count of themselves, regardless of the
outcome.
The week following the Rhinelan
der tournament Eagle goes to Laona
to enter the N A. L. tournament
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-05

istration. Five of the ten cabinet
members are new as the new admin
istration gets under way.
The new members of the Presi-
dents official family are Kellogg,
Warren, Wilbur Jardine and Work
In reality, there have been six new
faces, but Harlan Fiske Stone, passed
on from the Attorney Generalship to.
the Supreme Court bel1,l--to be re
placed by Warren of Michigan.
Changes in the cabinet have been
nnhurried and each new selection
Gas been forced by circumstances:
New heads for the Department of
State, Navy and Interior were forced
by the Teapot Dome exposures and
public sentiment The change in Agri
culture was caused by the death of
Secretary Wallace. The resignation
of Charles Evans Hughes as s,ecre-
tary of State, brought about the sell
ection of Frank B. Kellogg for the
post
Even the change within the White
House, the resignation of Private Sec,
Rotary to the President, Bascom
Slemp, was forced, and the position
went to Roy Sanders of Indiana
The arrival of Frank B. Kellogg
from London last week, where he had
served as American ambassador to
England for one year, completed the
actual presence of the Cabinet group
in Washington. Each and every one
has conferred at great length with
the President and all were set and
ready to assume duties Immediately
following the inauguration this week.
The opposition to the appointment
of Warren of Michigan as Attorney
General gave way in the last hours
of the closing congress when the
President refused to consider another
selection.
Summed up, the middle-west and
west seems to lead in cabinet posts.
Wilbur, Navy, and Hoover. Interior,
are from Minnesota; Jardine, Agricul-
ture is from Kansas; Work, Interior
is from Colorado; Warren, Attorney
General is from Michigan, while In
] diana, with New Post Office; Davis,
Labor; and Sanders, Secretary to the
President; leads in representation.
Weeks, War, from Massachusetts,
and Mellon, Treasurer from Pennsy-
| lvania, are the two only eastern men
/ in the cabinet.
At least, it cannot be said that
President Coolidge kept his eyes to
the East in the rernolding of his
cabinet.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-05
cHAs. H. ADAMS RESIGNS

AT meeting of the Eagle River
High School Board last week, F. J..
Strong was appointed to the position
of clerk, made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Chas H. Adams who had serv
ed in that capacity for the past five
years Mr.. Strong will make an ex-
cellent official and will find the
office much less strenuous than his
predecessor who was obliged to de
vote a great of his time to the many
details in connection with the build
ing of the new high school, encounter
ing many annoying conditions, that
will entitle him to the thanks of the
district for duties faithfully and well
performed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-05
IMPORTANT MEETS TO BE HELD

Two meetings of vast Importance
to the Island City and the surround.
ings lake region will be held here dur
ing the next few days. 1t is safe to
say that the outcome of these meet
ings will have great affect upon the
conditions in this section during the
coming summer season.
Probably the most important of the
meetings will be held at the Victor
Theatre Monday evening when the
resort men and business men and all
others interested will get together
to take action and make plans for
a proper presentation at the Outdoor
Show to be held in Chicago. The Out
door Show is recognized as one of
the greatest of advertising mediums
and Minocqua and the surrounding
territory should be there with dis
play that will do justice to this sec
ton of the lake region.
The other meeting has been called
for the purpose of organizing big
brass band for Minocqua. This meet
ing will be held at the town hall this
coming Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock The organization of band
will depend upon the enthusiasm
shown at this meeting, SO everyone
who wants to learn something about
it is urged to attend A number of
local musicians have expressed their
desire to do their bit so it is likely
that something definite will be done
Sunday in securing a band for the
lIsland City. -Min0cqua Times.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-05
M. W. A. GROWING FAST

At a special meeting of the M. w.
A. lodge held last Friday night, two
members were initiated bringing the
total membership of the lodge up to
$50 members in good standing, fifty
of which have been added during the
present winter. In view of the fact
that this represents a remarkable
growth in so short time, and in a
community of the size of Eagle River
the officers plan on celebration of
their success some evening in the
near future, in the form Of a banquet
and program that will be enjoyed by
every member who attends.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-05

A man in the Sing Sing death
house, sentenced to die next month,
hangs himself. Doctors work over
him for hours, trying to bring him
back to life The interesting feature
Of this death in the death house is
the violent effort to resuscitate the
man after he had strangled himself
The law said he must die, why not
lei him die?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-05
THE COOLIDGE CABINET

Secretary of State Frank B. Kel-
logg, Minnesota.
Attorney General - Charles B.
Warren, Michigan
Secretary of Treasury Andrew
Mellon, Pennsylvania.
Secretary of War-John w.
Weeks, Massachusetts.
*Secretary of Navy Curtiss D.
Wilbur, California.
Postmaster General Harry S.
New, Indiana
'*Secretary of Agriculture VIM.
M. Jardine, Kansas.
Secretary of Commerce Herbert
Hoover, California
Secretary Of Labor James J.
Davis, Indiana.
Secretary of Interior Hubert
Work, Colorado.
selected by Coolidge