Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, July 18, 1913, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPOULTRY AND GAME Can ret 70a fancy price for Wild Pucks and other rune in season. Writ ua for cash offer on all kinds of poultry, pork. etc. Pearson-Page Co., Portland H OWARD E. BURTOK - Amnyvr mart Chemlrt, I Lttauivjll. fYilnr&do. Hniniin nrinM? Hold. me Orppr. 11. MntlioR nTlopM id fall priced mii i a n -1 .1 mi. ie. cjl.. v mm on appimxion. control na umpire wwiw lioiied. Blraao. Qtrtoatute Nation Fttr SaJe 106 a. near Enderby, B. C, Can.: about tOa.cult.; fenced; 8-r. house, outbldrs; 80-a. or chard, stock, mach. For particulars address Chaa. W. Huffman, Enderby, B. C, Can. For Sale 480 a. near Wolseley, on C. P. R., Sask.. Can.; 350 a. cult., bal pasture and hay; 7-r. house, barn S granaries, outbldirs, stock, machinery, etc. - T. A. Henderson, Wolseley. B. C. Can. For Sale Or Trade For land near Seattle, 1,440 a. in Wells and Eddy Co., N. D.; 1,200 a. cult.; Rood T-r. house, 11 outbUlg-s., 12,000 grown trees, fruit, atock, machinery, etc. C. A. Pinnetz. 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Ask for Red Cross Ball Blue, the extra good value blue "Carina Ye Boo, Ye Brute?" Rev. Maxwell Nicholson, when min ister of an Edinburgh parish, was call ed upon to marry a couple In humble life, and in the course of the cere mony he thrice asked the bridegroom whether he took "this woman" as his wedded wife without eliciting a reply. At last the patience of the bride was fairly overtaxed and she thus politely addressed her lord and master, in the hearing of the assembled friends, "Canna ye boo, ye brute?" Shake Into Tour Shoes Mien's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It cures painful, swollen, smarting, sweating feet. Makes) new shoes easy. Sold by all Druggists and Shoe Stores. Don't accept any substitute. Sample FREE. Address A. 8. Olmsted. Le Roy. N , Y. Out of His Class. The young man with a perpendicu lar measurement of six feet and breadth in proportion bad asked the demure little maiden of four feet, six inches, to marry him. "Harold," she said, flashing a resentful glance up at him, "that isn't fair! It isn't sports manlike! Take one of your own size! " New Weapon. Blnks had an idea. Taking the phonograph horn he attached it to the vacuum cleaner. "Now," he said, "let your flies come on!" He Is An Orphan. Mrs. Newwed "If you don't eat my biscuits I shall go home to mother." Newwed "And if I do eat them I'll go home to my mother." Take Long Time to Hatch. Eggs laid by a New Zealand lizard require fourteen months to hatch. Do You Hear Well? Test, without risk, in your own home, the Audiphone with latest instantaneous adjustment It is almost humanly sensitive to sound, and Revives at once keen, distinct, aided hearing power to those who are almost totally deaf. We will let you take an Audinhone home for a month. We ask a small rental. Rental ap- i ; i l rr-1 miicki wii urcnM. una t'.should appeal to you as a proposition Bal ought to be investigated. ST0LZ ELECTROPHONE CO. 230 Lsatxra'i BUt. fiflk isd Sink, Psrtlud. On OREGON. 'V I r mm BRIDES HIDE WEALTH ROMANTIC HAPPENINGS THAT ARE SOMEWHAT UNUSUAL. Cases Have Been Known, However, and the Marriage Have Been Happy Sad Case le Reported From Milwaukee. t. Romance and reality generally keep a respectable distance apart when it cornea to millions and marriaze. Ten nyson haa hia poem of the lord who wooea tne girl aa a poor man and sur prised her when he took her home to share his noble name and mighty do main. But this was the man with the money seeking the woman who had none and keeepine his wealth a se cret . Then there was your old friend Claude Melnotte, who courted and won the celebrated Lady of Lyons, pre tending that he Wail a rpfflllAr PrnAann instead of a gardener's son. He tried to Keep romance and reality apart, but eventually the ax dropped on the scheme. The New York case of Miss Thryza Benson and Montague Flagg the other day, however, reverses the usual nlot of the novelist. Mr. Flagg met Miss Benson at an Innocent house party. They were mutually attracted Immedi ately. So Flagg paid ardent court. He wrote the young; lady and aha wrote him, he all the while never suspect ing she was an heiress to "seven fig ures of fortune." Every once in a while something would happen that would all but reveal the secret, but Miss Ben son would give the "hush" sign and the subject would be turned. At last Flagg proposed, was accepted, and the couple were married: on the weriritne rtnv thn bridegroom learned "officially" that his wife was the granddaughter of Robert Hoe and destined to inherit riches it would take quite a little while to count. A wealthy Milwaukee widow a few years ago advertised in a matrimonial paper that she would make a good wife for the right kind of a man. She picked out the best photographed man that answered, and thoueht she'd trv this novel plan to smoke out the pos sible fortune hunter. "When they met she said: "I have money and at the same time I haven't. It'll all depend. Don't ask me any more questions. We'll try it for six months." They were married. The bridegroom proved the most silent kind of a man. The former widow could hardly get a word out of him. But he was a deter mined, steady working, sober chap and she fell in love with him. At the end of six months she said to him: "It's all right You're my man. I've plenty of money." But the six months' husband spoke more volubly than she had ever known him to before. Said he: "Nothln doin' nothln' doln Was Just goln' to tell you nothln' doin'. I've got money myself. I thought I'd try you out the same way: The smice don't suit Me for ' Nevada. Nothln' doin'." Burk Was Accommodating. She was well dressed, and Annls Burk, the mayor's private secretary, put on (hls very best smile when the woman entered Mayor Shank's office. "Where is the honorable mayor of our city?" inquired the woman. "1 am very sorry," replied Burk, "but the mayor is out of his office to day, on a private business matter." "Possibly you can attend to the little matter of business I wanted to see the mayor about" "I shall be glad to do so, if I can," replied Burk. "Well," continued the woman, open ing an elaborate hand bag. "I have here a very fine brand of toilet soap. I. Is only ten cents a cake, and I am sure If the mayor were here be would bo glad to buy it" Burk bought it Indianapolis News. Three High Mountains. Mount Mitchell is the most lofty mountain in the eastern part of the United States. It Is located in Yan cey county, N. C, and according to the United States Geological Survey Is 6,711 feet above sea level. There are two other mountains in the Ap palachian system above 6,000 feet Mount Guyot In Tennessee, 6,636 feet, and Mount Washington, in New Hampshire, 6,203 feet. Learned Language During Trance. The Arablo language was learned In a trance by a youth named Quer queville at a hospital at Cherbourg, Prance, recently. The youth, after having been In a trance for two months, on awakening, repeatedly ad dressed his nurse in a phrase which was discovered to be Arablo, a lan guage of which he never had any knowledge. Accessories. , Redd Milwaukee is looming up aa a manufacturing source of many au tomobile accesorles. Greene Turning out lots of arnica and court-plaster, be they? KEEPING THE LINEN IN ORDER Well Ordered Closet Is a Joy and With a Little Care May Easily Be Pro vided for In Any House. A well ordered linen closet is a Joy to every housewife who fortunately possesses one. The really Ideal linen closet, of course, is one that is big enough to have a window; but the usual line closet is built into some cranny of the upper hall, in a rather dark, out-of-the-way corner. This sort of closet Is, of course, Just as useful as the larger, airier one, and with a little attention can be made to look almost aa welL Before the week's laundry work is put away it should be thoroughly aired. This rule applies to sheets, towels, pil low slips and table linen, as well as to clothes. If the day is bright and dry the freshly-ironed clothes can be spread on a clothes horse on a sun shiny plaza, or in an open window. If the day is damp they should be aired before a stove, fireplace or radiator. It is a good plan also to leave the linen closet door open for an hour or so every few days, when the windows throughout the house are open. Washington Star. SWEETS FOR AFTER DINNER Three Really Excellent Dessert Dishes That Are Not Expensive and Take Short Time tfi Prepare. Orange Sweet Take a breakfast cup of sweetened orange Juice and add to It two tablespoons of good brandy or sherry (if sherry is used about three tablespoons) and two dozen macaroons. Arrange them in the dish they are to be served In, pour the mixture over them and let them stand about , 15 minutes, then arrange a little rose of stiffly whipped cream on each. Albemarle Squares. Cut a square loaf of cake into thick slices and cut the latter into squares. Cover with preserved fruit or Jam, put two to gether and cover with whipped cream. Banana Delight . Six bananas peeled and rubbed through a sieve with six tablespoons of sugar and a tablespoon of lemon Juice. Soak and dissolve half a package of gelatine In a little milk, and when cool, but not set, fold in a cup of cream that has been whipped solid. Mold, and when chilled serve with whipped cream. Old-Fashioned Irish Stew. Take three or four slices of fat salt pork, cut into little squares. Put those into an iron kettle and fry over a slow fire until all the fat Is extract ed; then take out the scraps, leaving the fat in the kettle, and into this place a layer of potatoes, thinly sliced, then a couple of onions sliced, and then another of potato and onion, and so continue until you have perhaps four layers. Sprinkle salt and a little black pepper between the layers. Now lay on the pork scraps, adding Just enough water so that none will be left when potatoes and onions are cooked. When done, or nearly so, take a dozen Boston crackers, split and lay them on top, split side up. Now take a handful of flour and stir it In a pint of milk, adding a little salt and a lump of butter (small). Put into the pot and let boil until the crackers are soft The whole should be well mixed. Use JUBt enough milk to give a mois ture and no more Canton Stew. ' Put three cups finely shredded cab bage in enough water to boll, and let cook slowly until tender, which should be in about three-quarters of an hour. When the cabbage has been cooking half an hour add one cup milk, and when it is nearly done put in two cups of milk. Let It boll up once, then season' with salt and pep per and pour in a hot dish In which should be put one teaspoon butter. If you like oyster crackers served with milk stew, you can use them with this soup, which greatly resembles oyster stew in flavor. Apple Toast Quarter six apples, take out the core, peel and cut each piece in two. Put a tablespoon of butter in a sauce pan, add two tablespoons of powdered sugar to the apples, put them In a saucepan, adding a very little water; let them stew quickly, tossing them to keep from burning. When tender, cut two or three slices of bread, fry the bread a delicate brown in hot but ter. When crisp place on a flat dish, sprinkle with sugar and cover with the stewed apple. Serve hot Orange Tea. Those accustomed to the flavor of lemon added to tea, will be pleased also with the flavor of orange. Wash an orange and cut In thin slices; pour the hot tea directly onto one or two slices and add loaf sugar. ' Cold Water Cake. One and one-half cups sugar, one quarter cup of butter, two and one half cups of flour, two eggs, one cop of water, two rounding teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Flavor with vanilla or lemon. PREYED ON THE DEAD GREWSOME CALLING FOLLOWED BY "RESURRECTION I8TS." In Great Britain Comparatively a Short Time Ago Surgeons Paid Well for Bodies Brought Them for Dissection. In the days of the Resurrectionists in Great Britain various means were devised to prevent the nefarious prac tice of body-snatching. Recumbent stones of huge dimensions were fre quently placed over tombs in lonely churchyards, while burying places were often made unapproachable by the erection of massive railings. The services of the local blacksmith were also requisitioned to fasten strong bars of Iron over the coffins to pre vent the possibility of the body being uplifted from its resting place. In many churchyards watch houses were erected, at the door of which after an Interment careful watch and ward was kept, and not a few tales were told of mysterious beings sur prised in the midst of their ghostly depredations. In a few places mort safes or dead houses were constructed in which the dead bodies were allowed to remain several weeks or until such length of time as they were no longer service able for dissecting purposes. An in teresting specimen of the above is to be seen in the quaint churchyard at the ruined Church of Cowie, near Stonehaven. This was a favorite haunt of the Resurrectionists from Ab erdeen. The corpses were conveyed in dog carts to the Granite City. With a view to escape detection the lifeless figures were clad once more in the garb of the living and placed on the conveyance in a sitting posture. The story is told, says a writer in the Glasgow News, how on one occa sion a party of Resurrectionists stopped at a wayside Inn for refresh ments, when all partook of the same at the door of the inn. The innkeep er, noticing the silent figure of one of their number left alone in the con veyance, remarked: "Will yer freend no' tak' a dram?" Without saying a word the party instantly mounted and drove ot, leaving mine host who was not without his suspicions, to draw his own conclusions as to the calling of his visitors. Injects Liquid That Takes Off Fat. The latest development In the physico-chemical treatment of disease Is the reported discovery of Dr. Max Kaufmann of Germany, lecturer at the Halle university, who has subcutane ously injected patients suffering from excessive corpulence, and even fatty heart, with a solution of palladium (a metal of the platinum group), made colloidal, or plastic, and utilized in a parafln solution. Two Injections weekly, it Is said, produced a daily loss of two pounds weight, not only without ill effects, but with a feeling of pleasant relief. Palladium acts on the system by chem ical reaction. Increasing the natural oxydlzation of food. , Women as "White Wings." The director of public works, Mr. Cooke, is going to appoint women in spectors of street cleaning, not as he said, to encourage t,he equal suf frage movement, but for the sake of efficiency in ferreting out dirt Cooke believes women inspectors will be more conscientious than men. For these tenets he has had practical demonstrations during his term of of fice by the employment there of a young woman who has acted in the capacity of private inspector for the director. She Is not on the city pay roll, and her salary has come from private sources. Her field covers all manner of public contracting work. Philadelphia Dispatch to the New York Tribune. Have 8clssors Handy. The habit of reading with a pair of scissors close at hand is an invaluable one to the busy housewife. So often there are recipes, household hints and other odd bits of information that would prove useful, but we have lost account of when or where they are., In every kitchen there should be a scrap book for such items as these, and the more methodically they are arranged the more useful they will be. Gave Her All Her Rights. A woman was charged at Greenwich (England) police court with allowing a donkey to stray, immediately after a young man had been fined for a similar offense. Mr. Symmons "You won't have a feminine grievance If I fine you the same as the man. if I charged you less you would say you were not having your rights. No the same as the man." ' No Time. "Have you ever had nervous pros tration?" "No. I work for a salary Which stops when I'm not on my Job " -Chicago Record-Herald. "