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THE HUTCHINSON NEWS. PAGE TWO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1916. SI SPANISH PRINCES JOIN BOY SCOUTS PIES ARE CALLED FOR Suits-Overcoats The Original Home of the $15.00 and $20.00 Suits For the Spread for tbe Soldier Boys at Home-Coming. HOME MADE PIES, TOO (The Kind Yu Will Buy Again) If if The Women are Responding CALIFORNIA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL BECOMES COUNTESS OF The store that made it possible for you to buy Suits and Overcrats at $15.00. See Ua Before You Buy.

Those Who Will Give Asked to Phone The News. 17 South Main. whjih. ijiui iw.i.ii.wh.w i in JV-MfMi WANTED Mayor Gleadall has asked the good women of Hutchinson to donate home made pies to the Home-coming "eats" for the soldier toys. It will take probably 125 pies to go around, and it is sure that there are this many women In Hutchinson, sufficiently patriotic and interested in the soldier boys to donate tbe home made pies for the approaching Homecoming.

Those who will contribute them are asked to telephone The News and be listed in the roster. Then when the notification of the arrival of the soldier train is made, the pie's can be delivered at the place designated. The following ladies have telephoned in that they will donate pies: Mrs. Mark Fletcher, 421 West Sherman, two pies. Mrs.

W. J. Black. 311 West Fourteenth, four mince pie3. Mrs.

Frank McMullen, 729 North North Plum street, two pies. Mrs. J. I. Cochren, 104Va South Main, two pies.

Mrs. Fred Henney, 117 Fourteenth east. Miss Hazel Prickett, 110 Tenth east. Mrs. L.

W. Steinbeck, 540 Avenue east. t- Vii London JQss Patricia Burke, the beauty of California and a daughter of the late John Humphreys Burke, was married recently in St. George's church here to the Earl of Cottenham. Lord Crowhurst, the.

fifteen-year-old son of the bridegroom, was best man. Walter' WInans, of the healthy Baltimore family, gave the bride away. Miss Burke's beauty has won her the name of California's most beautiful daughter and she had enjoyed popularity in the social life of New York, Paris and London. Several years ago Bhe was reported to be affianced to Prince Ludovice Pig-natelll d'Aragon, a Spaniard and the kinsman of King Alfonso. This engagement was brought to an abrupt end, however, several months after the first mention of it.

In 1912 MIS3 Burke was again announced to be engaged to Prince Ferdinand de Bourbon, a cousin ot the Spanish ruler. The date for the wedding had been arranged, but the death by his own hand of the Prince D'Aragon deferred the wedding and after a long postponement Miss Burke announced that she had changer her mind and would never marry. Lord Cottenham's first marriage was tJ Lady Rose Nevil in 1898 Three years ago London society was startled to hear of the death of Lady Cottenham, discovered upon her lord's return from a visit. She had been walking through the woods of her husband's estate when the accidental discharge of her bowling-piece caused her death. 1 Young Business Men Thlc Is the advertisement of a large, middle western corporation which employs thousands of persons.

We will have several positions of considerable responsibility to offer locally. To young men with brains and a disposition to use them, this organization offers opportunities for advancement that are conceded to be considerably above the average, which the young business man encounters. We prefer to receive responses from men between the ages of 25 and SO and those whose experience has been such that they have acquired business poise and the ability to approach other business men in a business like way. Applicants must be men of Initiative, judgment and reliability. We cannot give time to considering the applications of the habitual Job-seeker.

Consequently we request that those who have believed It necessary to change employment frequently will not respond to this advertisement. The positions we have to offer we want to place in the hands of those only who would appreciate a real opportunity and whose consistently meritorious performance would warrant the recognition we want to give. In answering this advertisement, please give us your reasons for believing that you would prove a valuable factor in an organization such as you believe this to be. Also, give your age antecedents, business ex Prince Alfonso fleft) and Prince Jamie. Being princes does not restrain these youngsters from joining enthusiastically in the boy scout movement They joined the command at Bantander, one of the large cities of Spain, at the instance of their father, the king, who has been a firm advocate of preparedness.

The lad at tbe right is deaf and WILL THE GENT PLEASE RETURN LADY'S HAT? Rock Island, Is here to look after the handling of the special cars. HOUSEHOLD HINTS. The Countess of Cottenham. CHURCH NEWS. The gent who chased a lady's hat down the street in the gale last night and recovered it, is now requested to return the same to the owner.

"That hat belongs to my wife, and as I had to pay for it, I wish the finder would return it," said Ed M. Moore this morning. "The hat was blown down the street by the windstorm. The man caught it, and walked off with it." plant and take up with it as much of the soil as you can; in addition to this, dig a bucketful of the soil from the location where the plants grew. In the garden at home select a place perience and any other special qualifications which you consider worthy under an oak tree or under some low The LadiesV Aid societ of the First United Brethren church will meet in the parlors of the church.

This will also be a meeting for prayers for the revival. The Third division of the First Christian church will meet Thursday at 2:30 with Mrs, Charles Wainner on 223 Avenue west. The Eighth division of the First Christian church will "meet tomorrow with Mrs. Walter Foree of Avenue A east at 3 p. m.

A VICTIM OF APOPLEXY. of mention. We are aware that the average young man of the type we hope to reach through this advertisement Is inclined to consider lightly all advertised positions. To the right man, however, this particular place carries tho opportunities suggested above, and we suggest that if the reader 13 certain that he comes within our description, he make Mrs. F.

J. Robie, Mother of Edward Crocker, Is Dead. Edward Crocker, the undertaker, re them in a pan, cover with water and cook until tender; add milk and seasoning and hte soup is made. 'When you have finished using the furnace heat In the spring, do not clean the ashes from the furnace or the pipes, but simply open all doors and draughts to allow the air to pass freely through. The ashes absorb moisture and prevent rust from forming.

Rose slips are grown successfully by first selecting a young shoot from the bush, cutting the end off with a sharp knife, clipping the leaves off and then putting the Slip in the ground, covering about three Joints where leaves were in the earth. Place a glass Jar over the slip and leave it to grow. This should be done early in the spring. Trailing arbutus can be transplanted from the woods to the home garden if the following precautions are taken: Select a fine sod of the ceived word today of the death of his STRUCK BY MOTOR CAR. Address reply to: growing shruhbery, where it will not be burned out by the summer sun.

Dig away the top soil, fill it with the woods soil, set the arbutus in and cover with leaves. This should be done in the fall. In growing china asters better results are gotten by putting the seeds in the flower beds where they are to remain. The plants will be finer than if they are first started in a hotbed and then transplanted. People who constantly; wear furs should keep a little diluted lemon Juice in a small bottle on the wash-stand and apply to the neck every night.

This will prevent the formation of the black marks which so often mar the beauty of the neck. mother, Mrs. F. J. Robie, of Spokane, Wash.

She sustained a stroke of apoplexy a few days ago, which proved fatal. The arrangements for the funeral have not been made but it is probable that the remains will be brought to Hutchinson for Interment. Prominent Manufacturer, care News Co, TEACHERS TO CONVENTION. Bank Cashier Saved Himself by Clinging to Fender. Ed' Teed, cashier of the Central State bank, had a very narrow escape from being badly injured last night when he was struck by an automobile near The News office.

He had been down hearing the election returns and stated home about 11 o'clock. As he was crossing the street the car struck him. He grasped the fender as he was thrown over, and was dragged by the car and severely bruised. MME. BERNHARDT, IN AMERICA ON FAREWELL TOUR, RETAINS YOUTH Bread should never be kept wrapped In a oloth; the cloth will absorb moisture and impart an unpleasant taste to the bread.

It is a convenience to keep a bottle filled with shot on the kitchen shelf. There is nothing better for cleaning out cruets and bottles. Put a box of rich earth in the cellar before frost comes. It will bo ready for use wheiT-you want to start early seeds in the spring. A little olive oil poured into the bottle of homemade catsup, after the bottle has been opened, will prevent it from spoiling so quickly.

Nothing Is better perfume for linen than little bags of organdy filled with dried rose leaves, lavender, lemon verbena or heliotrope. Before making tea the pot should be filled with boiling water and allowed to stand for a few minutes. Pour the water out and make the tea. To remove fruit and vegetable stains from the hands, dip the fingers In strong tea for a few minutes and then wash them in clear warm water. When crocheting, it is a good Idea to slip a safety pin through the las't stitch before laying the crocheting down.

This makes it impossible for the stitch to slip out When a cold seems to be developing, put four drops of spirits of camphor on a lump of sugar and allow it to dissolve in the mouth. This will often break It up. When coal is red hot it has parted with most of Its heat; therefore, dampers should be closed before it reaches that stage to prevent the heat froim going out the chimney. If you wish to keep a very low fire going In the furnace, do not clean the ashes from the fire for several days, but simply add a little coal each day and just enough draught to light it. Anemones and hepatlcas are the easiest of wild flowers to transplant; all they need is rich soil and a place where they will get spring sunshine, but will be shaded from the summer sun.

When preparing asparague for the table, it is well to strip off the beards all the way up to the head, because it is these Mule pockets that catch the sand), and washing does not remove it. Potato sup nmkes a good and economical dish for lunch. Slice the potatoes as you would for frying; put JENKINS Special Car for Kansas City, and Another for Topeka Today. School teachers from Hutchinson and vicinity went to the state association meeting which opens In Topeka tonight, In two special cars on the Rock Island, one last night on passenger train No. 34 going to Kansas City, where the teachers will visit schools today, and another this afternoon on train No.

2 for Topeka. McPherson teachers will Join the Hutchinson party at that city, and It is expected others will Join the train en route to the capital city. The sessions of the meeting will last until Saturday night. Phil W. Johnston, traveling passenger agent for tho Incom- Move His Family Here.

S. M. Babbitt, president of the Great American Life Insurance and formerly living at Beloit, will move his family here within a few days. Mr. Babbitt is now in Beloit.

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She chatted Incessantly with a constant stream of visitors and passed from grave to gay as though her heart were not torn with anxiety for her brave soldiers. Hut Mme. Bernhardt would not speak of her visits to the trenches. Her last Journey to cheer the men at th front with a special performance of "Ies Cathedrales" was Just a month ago. "Your America," she went on rap-Idly, "is the paradise of women.

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