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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26
'SiDistpsabjun" op=
pilaat bnrjiina
Sappclhuat barjasti lainpalWuiia
luastaan.

G6icagoSio olepan 96ortbmest.
ern pliopiSton oppilnot iubliruat
maanantaina jolfapalloioltttreenia
moittolen joboosta. Snbliminen
muoOostui burjotii pallattomlntoet-
il. Cppilaat ipt0ttimdt tltIeen e.
rGGn tomerifunnon tpbjGn ratennltt
ien ia fun palofltntu iooput pat.
tuIle oppilaat iaartipat pnlotunta.
laiiet ia fdGntipGt iammutusletfut
pnlotuntaloiiio Wostunn Spntpi
tnppelu joto oiettumonn tutiuttitn
iolttto poliiieio. 9oliiiit f6ptttudt
II. !. fppnelfaoiupon1nejo, ntlttta
finn ne Ioppuimot ipntpi fiirpos ia.
iitGbm0tappeIu oppilaSten ia poIit.
iien mGIillG. GGptpi flttiua poifalle
liiGG pnIiiieja ia iitte maSta fun
monet poIiiiit ia oppiIant oliuat
iaaneet pnbojn fubmojo ia boapo.
iofin inatiin oppiIaot raubotttu.
maon. - SnpiStps on buipusinnnl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26
Snt-anfbamenin rnnmis laj
fiinni arfnsIaan.
laiasti

Sobtorit 0errp ia Saleb 8ortot
ilmoittolpnt, ettG Sut-allfbometirt
mltlmtiotu ei moioo poistoo tultat.
ieStn arfustuon. Siiben pGGtofIeen
orpat be tulleet nritettpGGn ieitie.
man pGipaG irroittoo f6Greit6,
Wuunlion pttGG pitimGinen nine IT
roittanattomosti tiinni orfltn bob
iosio. Waposfin on esteend ie full.
tainen maSti, iofn peittGG mulnti-
on fosmot ia rinnan ia ItittGG len
IGbtein1tt0mGsti orttultn. 1siGoeflt.
mia on np0s mnbooton innOa, fun
rltru1iin peittGd polptin astt uieant
mantertailet fultas ia foianiiterrot.
Jet. Mulrion i6on ia len ala o.
leiDat liboSfuootiet olitpot tooittt
te6neet min o6untfli, ettG fGGreioen
poistanlinen tGppi bpruin paifeaflt,
Gen merrolt on rltittttstd fttnrttttts
tin inntlt poliostetufii, ettG on pots
tlt erebtpm1ttomG8ti pGGttGG fara-
on olleen fuolleSloon 1S.puotioan.
&uumiin rafennufIeltoon on faroo
ollut binter6. Soraon rltrniin ND
liitt0ntGSid pbtepoesiG oil fiminfaoL
linen oiaoemo, eli belmill1 ia ialo-
ftpilld foriStettlt otionnllbo; fdrIas
ia onuletti eli tditotolu ia i1tntolt-
en- flnpio; rinnollo lufltiiin rintos
foristeito, ioioen ioufosin nntulette-
ia 16 ferrotieSIo; f6iiporiislo If
ronnereneosto; iorntSio 13 rosfos-
ia, eri netolleiSto polmistettlto Tor
mlstu; ppotGiiillG fofIi mpotG, iois
la fotii tiforio, iaGri6 tporjosti flt-
ntnfoollinen eiiliiro, iosio on full.
tofuoofiio; ioIoisio tuItoiiet ibon-
oooIit, ioisio iofoiIelle porpoolle 0.
ma tl1ppi. 4oiffi amltletit torfoitti-
not Iuoiella frnin9aSto b1nen mat
foIloon monolosio. SGbGn mennes-
Fl ei ntitGGn firioititflia ole lopoet-
tn. Se f1Itoinen mosti, iofo peit.
t66 frninfoon tosmot ia rinnon,
on ntitG toiteeIIiiinto tetoo ia eiit-
tGG frninfoon fostuon pttrteet mt
t6 eIGtuimm1stt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26
saflan ministeristS eroaa.

Berlin, Sofio. &onsleri
9ut6er ilmoitti If. 90 p:nd puoIit-
cen iobtomiebiIle eta bolIttus titIee
eroomoon beti ieniGIteen trin 60
Observation-Disclosures on aIle
firioitettl 2ontoosIo iouIitfuun en-.
iiuldinen pGauG ia ettd ruii boIIi-
tlts tuIloon muoOostomoon iuoiioI'
IiiefIi 2ocornon politiifoIle ia ier
oIettomille melmoIIiiiufiille
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26
SmomalaiSten pnbSasrotnilnntta
tutfitaan.

2unesbille. - GG6llG on ollut
uiednpinn iunnuntaino Wonbn pro
feSiori, Sorouroin pIiopistoSta, jo-
ia fulfil iuomaloistu rotltu. San
on ottanlt luaStaan bentilOitG
2angsforo taOun uarrella iijoitie-
posia teebuoneesiu. Scum ban on
ntitunnltt iontun bentil0n pGdn on
ban tiennpt ionoo, iosto bentilo on
pubonSrotuinen iuomolainen oine8
taifta Ell.
Meitattuaan Scr 0nni Sarmnu.
Ian pddn ionoi uonbn mics, ettG
poiasia pirtoo englanttlniSta per.
ia. SiinG tieii profesiori ianoo oi-
nan oifein itlId pojan diOin iidn
iiG, Soagen oil englantiluista iu-
tllperGd ia oiettui oiumnun poiun
Gioin fotitpl1dn, joStu on polpeu.
tltnut moinittu Ilttu. Gnii muon-
no oifoo tieoenttes mottuston Sel.
iintiin. &Gn boluna pGGniialliieSti
tltttia main Iuonlolaisto rotlta.
altn profe$ioriIto fpipttiin, o.
wntto iuomalotIet monogooleia, mas
taii 61n iitben: "SuomaIaiiet eilpGt
ole mongooleio, itltG iuomolaiiet
tltulllipot oifotnoon 86bGstG- gla-
iioSto liDteneeieen iuomnlais-u9ri.
Iaiieeu beimoon.
Gieoenties tefee fntfenIoiiiu tut.
timlttiio iltomolniiuuoesto pottfo-
funnoIld. SGn on iomoo iltfua
tuin rrtinninen fuulutia ustonpub.
oistoin Wnrtti 2utber ia iumorni-
minentin.
ltieot iuontnIatiet opat tdpneet
mittuuttantaSia pGGniG, iiId trtin
Itenee bprpin uteIias tietauddn, mi-
bin luotfaan tutfiio bei6Gt nintit-
tGG, otpotto nirntttGin pubtaita iuo-
mu(oiIia, mai Ietnrotuiiio. g. z.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26
Enalannin lesfifnningatar on fnOl'
Int.

SonOrinebom, @nglultt. = SesI
fifuninaotor g(lerdltoro funingas
@oporo SeitiemGs.moinujon pltoli-
10 @neIonnin npfpiien funintann
grio 8ii6ennen Giti fuoli wiime
periuntuino iltapdipalld SunOring'
bonin fortonosIa.
9lleranbro oil SanSfon fltnin'
fam &ristion DbOetidnnen tptdr
ia meni alpioliittoon gilbert @Owaro.
in, iiIIoilen 8aleSin prinSiin fnns-
ia moolisf. 10 p. 1868. SGn oil
ipntDnpt &00penbaniuoSia ionlut.
1 b. 1914. Gnglonnin frtningotta-
refIi tuli ban tuningutur Sictorian
fuollesIa 10. 1901. 2estetii tuli ban
futinaos @oruorOin fuollesio pb0et
fan fpl1otta mpObemntn.
@ngIannin tanio ratasti leSti.
frnineotortoun, iofa oil tunnettu
IempepoeStGGn ia bppantobtoiinu-
0estoon. Sofa puoii on teiGt. 20
pGifpGG miime muoiiuo pietettp
GnolonnisIo "glleranoron pGipG'
ma, iolloin brittiIdiiet furttu maa'
ilmon omot lobioittoneet titbanlia
puntia iuirooloito ia muito bpiuGn.
tefemGiippslnitotiio parten lesfttit'
nineottorenio tunniutii.
WsooiImonIooon nifono "funingo.
tarGiti", iolloiiello urponimelIG bd'
net tlmnettiin puoliionia fuolemon
idlfeen, otti forfeostu idStdGn buo.
limotto oioo toimeliousti BnnaiIen
Histin tpob0n ia ntuibin opustis'
toinlintoi6in. S6n oil ollut nliore'
no bEpin founis, i6ilpttden founeil-
tenla pielG iuonbonufin.
gneronoro oil puonnu 1913 MIR
botiin 4reifon funintoon Orion
8onston funinfuor 5reoerif &nb'
oefIonnen ia @endjGn entiien lestt'
feiIorinnon N1orie Dagmurin iiior
9oIibepifien iltrmuomo 8enujdr
cntinen feiiori gGitiIoi of bdnen i
Iorenpoifonio ia iomoin Sot'on er
tinen feiiori 8ilbeIm iefd gsoridr
funinoos Suofou Seitientds.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26
lSfanSinatuiaan Gunu'
Sasta.
SuOr1nn

Sfnuotnobion g(meriton linio on
pd6tt1npt uuoesto puooesto ldbtt'
en- oIettao IininGle SoliforsSfonoi'
noluio neliG Ioipopuoroo eniintGt-
len fu1toen tuufou0en oifano Cab.
tendt laiuot opot ieuroopot: "Os.
car 3" tomnit. 30 D., limited
Stotes" belmit. 20 b. ia bubtit. 8
Ief6 "Oscor 2" toufofiiuu 1 pGitu1,
Suontioto fiinnitet1Gn ntoinitifn
ltuian ioulumotfoon, ioto tapobtltlI
boprploitpo1u "SeIIie Slob" SoIi-
foristo morrasf 20 pGttpG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26
SOstitunttori rOsuottn Superior.
iSId.

tNIu'
g8iiii oieiStett4a miestG rosluoIi
launntaina 5uperiorin, isis. posti.
fonttorista 10000 Oollarin arluosta
postimertteid.
9tostuot menttpdt enIin opuoi$
9oStimestart CHARLES Wc@illin
loon 2121 Sugbitt obenue tello
puoIi 10 tienoisia Italia. Omitel.
Ion ioitlta DIR @fc@iIl, ioto oil tu-
losio fdboen poitnnia 2eonin fans.
ia, meni oweIle, nistG tlnfeutlti Il.
iGGn tolme ntiestG, iottn metiluGt
relpolmerit eiiin ia mGGrdiitpGt Dec
@ilIin ia poitanio nostamaun ia.
tenid ploS. @tpo9enmin tult ones
ia iiidGu tafii nllltta niestG. &ni-
lila roSpoilIa oil neniliinat tas-
poilIn. 2eon oil roSuojeu tltl(eSic
pldterrofIesia ojamnsio partnoni1.
Sdnet tuotitn iieltG alas, jonfo i'll
feen iefd TIA ettd poifo iioottiin.
Ro$mot pofottilpnt opulai5postineS
tarin luomltton1oan DeilIe poSti-
fonttorin npnimet ia tobtoilpat
tietGG mpoS tusiofoopin opnlsob,
ieet, ioito Wtc@il ei fuitenfoan un-
tnnut oifein. Snntltaan nmoimet
,rosuot l1bttpGt postitonttoriin,
jontu oIpen be olttoiiipat ia iitoi-
pot ia irlttnpuloiuut luitotien nab
timeStorin. &aSiafoopin onnistlti
6eioGn inaoa piimein uuft, iontu
i6lfeen be peiluGt iieltd po8timer'
fit.
gfIi roSwoistn idtettiin tpartioi.
maan @c@iIlio ia bGnen poitaun.
ia IilIGtpGlin fun toilet nettiuGt
toilntttamoon rospoufien. &osDot
fulfnuot Soro SeOnn.outollo. 8os.
tifonttorin lattiolle oil er1GItG beis
tG iGGnpt tafti, jonfo omulIu tui.
ronomdtiet tottpopot ianpanin Jon.
finlaiSto nibiG pottoluoput1tfien
toimeenpunijoiSto. 8o8tifonttorts.
ia roSluot ioirpot tponlG tebOpfit
luultowoSti tello 3 tienoisio pollG,
iill6 tuo6on oifaon Wfc@illin ia.
losio luurtioimasio ollutrosuo LIB.
ii pois topertenio tutiltmnno
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26

I'd Rititin oil tonmunisttud. mas
tltunolaiIesiu toinesiu, ioten bdneen
oliii il,btououttoluo nntnrostt.
Rorfein oifeus tuoutitii &ititinin
10 luuooefii luontiInan ia menettG'
mddu fen idGfeen tonioIaisInottn-
ntltfIenla 5 puooen oiufii OitetOen
pdatofIesii tooetoon, ettd tGpaIIuS
oil iobtunlt iitopottelustd ia nbfn-
peltstd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26
SrlantilaiIct pOlueitnluat esfimOis.

ia.
0uplin. - SrlantiGuiiet polmeu.
turuut e8tinoistd, ionoo tobtort 80.
lornp, iofa on teItttGGiien taniorties
teen profesIorino 8erlinin pliopis.
tosio. - @ipGt fltiterfaan taitti
irlantiluiiet, tpaon ne, iotfo aiusta.
pat Srlannin fartoiiintmtsia oiisia
fuiu mpos tpisieisiG poitoin Stot-
lontio. geiisiG ieuorin tntuntoon III
ntiiiG, iotto tlmon epGilpStG pol
melttltuot esfinoisto. Sitdpaitii on
m,itu diionbooroia tooistomasia II
lantiluisten ia esfimoioen pbteiIest0
ihuistufIestG. Srlonnin moon.oloiIts
ia aiunnoisiu eiimertifii on iomo
pobiofoopo FUN eStintoioen lnntt'
moiois'u.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26
Gmslannin cSnstaiabnOne bbiuGtib'
mt 2oenrnun IopimnfIem.

@ngIonnin eOustoiobuone on bp.
m6flpnpt 2ocornon Iopinuiflen, 66n-
ten iotonhteu 375 puoIestu ia t9
postoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26
9tort6ern 9aeifiein innuOnnettOmuu
OesIa InOmalainen pappi lOntfauu.
tnHut.

Olympia, gSuib. - Sunantul.
iettaiu 6. 90. 8utnor Iocomosta
tuoli ia 10 bentiloG Iouttaantut,
neliG niiStG pnnrnlliiesti, fun
gtortbern 95ucific raltuticn mnttuS
tuioiuna iuistri raiteiltd roin tat'
Fl MALTA ttGGn pdin Eocomosta.
8oarolliIesti loutfuontltituot ieurua
nat: OerS 2uuro Sabn glberOeeneS.
td, $. SO. 8afer Seottlesto, George
aepburt @Supnllltpisto ia GaIpb
8bitman Sncomasto.
2ouffaontrneiOen ioufoSIo on
Seottlen Ieurafunnon opettaid ia
Columbia piirin iibteeri pastori
Nbe Sdlnttten.
Onneettommioen IpptG et ole iaa
m ruield icGrpilIe. Sununttebet tieii-
u6t fertoo oinonstaon fen, eta iit'
no fulfil topolIn poliboilIa ia net
ia Iatoi torpusti onnettomlrtoen to-
oobtuesIo. Sunettoultirs tdpobtitt
affimlttfosIu 9iGGmore Sill mimi.
IesiG pnitosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26

Ronsfan pGGminiSteri 8oinlebe
ia b1nen ministerist0niG omot iGt.
tGneet woItatunnon boIIitiisobjotIet.
0tiniSterist0 oil ebtinnt oIlo toi-
meSiuon mosto moidon foIme fiti-
ia. Gro iobtl1i iiitG fun eousmies.
fdmori fieltGptpi bpmGfinmGstG bal
litufIen ebootusto tpoltofunnan ra.
booiioin forioomiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26

ei nGptG pGGttptpGn mielG pGbGdn
uitnon. &oHpofiien iiGnnisto on TO-
tolfiesiuon Seem Oorfisia p6dttdnpt
si ollefirioittoo iopimusto tpolGis-
ten fousin eIIei tpopGesto iuosti
ruontimltfieen ettd poIftotafion aiet-
tominen iGtetdGn orluioIoutufunnoI.
le. Siiben eirpGt lofosiu oIetpai
tponliebet htpoo iuostuo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-11-26

g8itii aieiStettlta miestd rospoIi
lauuntaina Slperiorin, g9is. poSti.
tonttorista 10000 OolIarin orposta'
postimerffeid.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02

Parts Needed.
10 construct the receiver You vii
need the following list of apparatus.
One lew loss doughnut coupler.
Two low loss doughnut coil trans
formers.
Two low ratio audio frequency trans
formers.
Three low loss, straight line fire.
quency variable condensers of .OOO5
mid. capacity.
-Four standard vacuum tube sockets.
One radio frequency reflex trans
former.
-Four % ohm rheostats, If Nv 201-A
or G 301-A tubes are used.
One each of the following sizes
of fixed condensers: .OOO25 MID, .OO1
mid. and .002 mid.
One fixed or adjustable crystal de-
tector.
One phone jack.
Binding posts, wire screws, etc.
The receiver can be assembled on q
by "a inch panel with 7 by % inch
Dashboard or the panel can be of any
convenient size to fit into a carrying
case for portable use. The space re-
quired for the three variable con-
densers is the only limiting factor In
the construction of a small receiver
with this hookup The coils may be
mounted upright or fiat, above or be-
low the Dashboard or subpanel.
Wiring. Done Underneath.
In the later types Of receivers most
of the wiring Is done underneath tho
subpanel to improve the appearance OF
the set, and to shorten the leads. The
low loss doughnut coils may be mounted
In horizontal position below the
subpanel In this set If there is not suf-
fcient room above.
It is advisable to use the G 301-A
type Of tubes throughout. with this re-
ceiver, with storage battery to light
the filaments and about 80 volts Of "B"
battery AS a crystal detector is used,
there will be no need for a grid leak
and condenser or detector tube.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02

of luxurious quality in the coat
fabric and the beautiful fur collar.
Fur is variously managed on coats OF
this type, appearing in landings on
cuffs and collars. in long revers and in
emplacements ON collars and cuffs.
made of the coat fabric. There are
also models with wider flare in the
skirt at the sides, diagonal 'front.' open
ings and varied small details of finish
ing, such as embroidered arrow heads
at the top of godets, that give them
distinction.
After long period of success the
little hat for street wear finds itself
at the very peak of popularity
with every indication that it will main
tain its position as long as the weather
calls for fur collars and fur coats. 1t
goes on merrily selling and all the
milliner has to do is to think up new
ways of adding to its allurements
The little hat-for street wear-is
made of velours, felt, satin. silk or vet
vet and as for shapes they are all
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02
Care of Dry Batteries
to Prolong Their Lite

"A dry battery will not stahu inue ll,
.huso II # is accidentally droppeu
,ts internal connections are liaoie 70
be broken or the sealing con,po .urou Oh
Its top might become cracked, , .nrouSa u
which moisture can seep' causihs . .
,anlaee between cells which act as a
oont,nual drain on the battery. II
Az. accumulates on the top OF ,ne
battery wipe it OFF with a cry ;oo Vii will
never with wet rag, as this, TOO, | tbe
cause q drain or leakage between a,o ,i.s
.,s'Ino,s until such time as the mos ,
.e.al' o~anorates Metal articles suc en-
as travs, shears, metal pene ,ss q nos.
placed on a battery Will cause
sihle short circuit.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02
o"e@ receiver Employing Three
quency Amplfcation With Low Loss Douohnut Coil. ~ ~

The most out Of the smallest amoun,
OF apparatus is the goal most sci
builders are striving for, applying par.
tlcularly to receiving sets that are in.
tended for portable use, where space
and weight are important factors to be
considered.
The combination of the reflex type
OF circuit and the newly perfected low
loss doughnut type Of coil is ideal.
The reflex circuit is especially desir-
able for the saving of tubes, and the
doughnut coils for their high efficiency
and low losses combined with the fact
that they may be placed at almost any
position In the receiver, consistent
with saving of space. Ordinary coils
must be placed at critical angles and
at conservative distance from each
other, Ia order to minimize the mag
netic spraying effect from the ends
of the coils
Advantage That Is Important.
The low loss doughnut coils pos
sess another advantage that is very
important in radio frequency receivers.
Low distributed capacity. This is
gained By peculiar winding construc-
ton used. where the wire Is indented
at regular intervals. preventing ada
cent wires from running parallel to
each other. This fact alone gives a
receiver greater volume and tone quail
ity than Is obtained with ordinary
layer wound coils.
The circuit described In this article
II similar to that of a neutrodyne or
tuned radio frequency receiver with
the exception that three stages of
radio frequency Zone refexed), crystal
detector, and two stages of audio fire.
quency Zone reiexed) is obtained with
only four tubes. No balancing or neu-
tralizing condensers are necessary
when low loss doughnut coils are used
for there will be no stray magnetic
fields to interact and cause the re-
ceiyer to break into oscillation.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02

more or less capIike or bonnetifke. The
majority Of them have brims that turn
upward at the front and the number
less ways In which these upturnIng
brims are varied Is really marvellous.
Hats of satin and silk usually have
bands or coronets In place Of brims,
but they are as greatly varied n the
felt and velours shapes- Among the
newest decorations are painted floral
designs covered with ground glass
that makes them look like enameled
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02
RADIO RHYMES
BY ROBERT S. sUTLIFFE

BY ROBERT S. SUTliFFE
WENT into a Radio store and
l looked at sets and horns ga
lore, about two dozen kinds or
more-to make a start; l told
the clerk | nothing knew bout
what TO by or what to do, to get
good entertainment through the
Radio art. l didn't want to get
in deep, just wanted something
simple-cheap, an outfit any one
could keep-no work for me;
some little thing to please the
folks, to sing US songs and tell
us jokes, to run with simple
turns and pokes-from troubles
free.
"This is the place." the fellow
said, don't be by any one mis-
led for Radio outfits we're
ahead: we treat you white;
don't throw away your time and
cash, by fooling with some SIM
ple trash, get something good
and cut dash, start going
right. The simple sets are
naught but toys, all right for lit
tle girls and boys, who only want
m get noise from near at
hand; the thing you need is
Number Eight, it's Radio in the
perfect state, from Montauk
point to Golden Gate you'll hear
the band"
They say there's one born
every minute, l fell and found
myself deep in it, I went the
limit to begin 1t. with that set;
more than hundred plunks l
paid TO get reception of high
Grade but a mechanician. I'm
afraid, I'll have TO get.
There is a moral in this telling
for those with minds on Radio
dwelling The folks who others
are excelIing. who win fame, are
those who. work while they are
winning who take it easy in be-
Ginning but when they strike the
old ninth inning, know the game.
re- Science and Invenion-)
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02

the same restraint In style and the
same general usefulness.
A handsome and popular coat OF
this smartly simple character Is Illus
trated here and the picture leaves
nothing untold except its color and
material. The color is a warm brown
In lustrous pile fabric, with fox fur
collar in shades of brown. There Is
slight flare In the skirt, accom-
plished by means of two inverted
plaits that begin under a simulated
pocket, which is embellished with rows
of silk braid. There are three hand
some buttons at the low front fasten-
ing. These are the short and simple
annals Of a rich but plain model. The
style falls short of austerity because
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02

figures, and figures Of animals outlined
on the hat with tiny rhinestones,
dropping open-fiue ostrich plumes,
scrolls and floral motifs Of braid. che.
mile and silk cord couched with SILK
thread
The shapes and materials shown in
the group of five hats pictured reveal
some Of the high lights Of the mode In
small midwinter headwear. Velvet ac-
counts for the small hat with scarf to
match, at the upper left, which may be
made in any color, lined with crepe de
chine In a contrasting shade. A small
feather ornament on the hat repeats
the color used for lining the scarf. A
satin hat, at the right, is covered with
accurate machine stitching and eu-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02
PLAIN TYPES IN WINTER COATS;
SMALL HATS FOR MIDWINTER

ONCE upon time some wise au-
thority maintained that beauty,
In Its best phases. has touch of au-
sterlty about 1t. This seems to be true
N the mailer Of winter coats for day
Time wear. for, in world Of endlessly
Varieo and much befurred styles, the
quietly smart. palmer types find many
sponsors among well-dressed women
everywhere. Perhaps their cause Is
promoted by the partial eclipse of
the two-piece tailored suit which has
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02
S0AKS RIGHT IN
and LIMBERS up
STIFF JOINTS

Stiff, swollen, inflamed, rheumatic
joints should be treated with rem
edy made for just that purpose only.
Remember the name Of this discov-
cry Is Joint-Ease and it will take out
the agony, reduce the swelling and
timber up any troubled joint after or
binary curealls have miserably failed
Just rub it on-6Oc tube at any drug
store-ask for Joint Ease.
Always remember, when Joint Ease
gets in joint agony gets out-quick.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02
An Electric Soldering
Iron Is Made of Scraps

Soldering up radio outfit Is quite
q Job unless you have a good solder
Ing iron, and nothing beats the elee-
trio type. To heat an iron In gas
consumes a lot of time and for the
man in a small town without gas or
electricity it is a bug-a-boo. To make
an electric iron out OF few scraps
and two binding posts
Take two pieces of brass or copper
about 2 inches long and 4 inch wide'
shape and drill two holes in them as
shown In figure A. Fasten each 10
handle made of wood. fiber or bake
sRss5 OR COPPER
A @ PRosso S-xt-kHS
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02

cmrse of q year l married ana
~ first baby was born / got up
and it caused q displacement
onbled me so that ! could hardly
= DO my homework: | knew what
sestable Compound did for me be-
took it again. 1t strengthened
Il now / have five little kiddies.
|i Il is six, the baby is five months
4 have twin boys three years old
how of five years. / do all my own
voyk. washing and ironing, and /
l 1T better in my life. / owe my
to your wonderful medicine and
ommeend it to all my friends. =
| VERBENA CARPENTER, LIZ IND
pe' Evanston, Wyoming.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02
What Radio Means

, ~. tns rad radius" snd means in TINS rs
sense the giving of, or rau rpon, tbe
energy in every direction. = ss semi out
broadcastIng station energy Is sew ~ cleo
' u,0 ~ directions tn the form OF e's an
,l..s,a medium filing all space
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02
Worth While Voyage

notor-boat voyage from Oregon to
York, just completed by two Cali
veterans, has more to recon-
IL than most freak VOYAGES. OF
miles all but 400 were accom-
e. over inland waterways, and
ZIP OF Sc days. though arduous,
efved to show the people in COM
Fies throughout the distance To-
osslbllities hitherto unrealized of
boat cruises and camping trips
as Thoreau undertook when he
OF that delightful week on the
ra and Merrimac rivers.-New
Evening Post
Pt think that it is disgraceful
pole to your faults.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02

girls often nave, ana
would suffer awully
every Tina. I! va:
teaching school and
it made It hard for
me - ! had to 60
to bed for two or
three days. Ono day
my mother sugges-
ted that ! take Lydia
E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
which ! did, and it
did wonders for me.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-02
Concerning Loop Aerials

Ioon aerials must be rotataDie Dc
,ousa they are directional that is
tbev receive best in the directions IN
' s the sides point. To cover sra
lions in all parts of the country 'nen'
tbe frames must be capable OF oelns
s,rung in those directions.