The Salina Evening Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 8

I SALINA EVENING JOURNAL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1913. kept in repair for three years. almost bought some jam for the mis- VACATION IT IS COOK M. Cfc I. Miaml OVID MJ.

oviap book as I thought it would be-inter-esting to show my friends when I came, home, in' case 1 should run out of anything to talk about. Yours lovingly, -i GRACE BODDY, THE NEWS AT. CODELL. TELLS WESLEYAN GRADUATE OF HER OUTING jiaMMiiiiiuidiiMnHiMMaa SPENT IN THE HIMALAYAS Is like what you want your hair to be Lustrous, bright and Miss Grace Boddy is Learning the Language Studies Many Hours Daily Watch Trial at Stockton Build Concrete Bridge. -Codell, Oct.

17. The Smith-Beck trial was called in district court at Stockton yesterday. A number of wit nesses went, over from here." This ease has been pending since spring. L. B.

Smith traded a farm to Mr. Beck for a stock of merchandise both parties got peaceable possession but Smith is suing for possesn of his farm. The Baptist people here are without a pastor do not expect to be lonar. Their former pastor, G. W.

Millikan, resigned before-serving his first year out, although he had been cal'ed for another year. Rev. Mc-Broom of Woodston filled their pulpit last Sunday and the deacons of the church are now working through the Baptist state convention to se XJie Norton Daily Telegram pub IT IS CONVENIENT. glossy; soft silky and lisHs the following1 letter from Miss Grace Boddy, a graduate of Kansas Wesleyan, now engaged in missionary work in India: Mussorie, India, Aug. 31, 1913.

Mrs. Frank Boddy and family: Norton, Kansas. Dear Mother: have! beautiful You see by the caption of my letter cure a man. Ihey hope to have one hair like this, use that 1 am in the hills, you can think what a relief it is to g-et awav fron. here by the 26th.

The pulpit will be kept' supplied W. S. Lamb, who went to Califor ihe stifling heat of the plains, get up nere wnere every breath has a wholu nia nearly two j-ears ago returned on host ot oxygen. I'm sure 'I am glad Tuesday night. to get away fror thp cares and rest The Pierson-IIc-skins" party who are on the road enroute to Arkansas am staying almost on the tdp of the mountains, away up from the road.

overland writes that all are getting in a little cottage just suited for our IT IS CLEAN. alonr nicely. purpose, tlhere are two other mis K. W. Buffum will soon take anoth- sionanes, Miss Bobenhouse and Miss er land party to Livermone, both of whom have been ot I' Codell erot her winter supply in India for sixteen years.

Miss Liv-ermore is leaving for her second fur potatoes from Idaho, this week at aj lough in the States in November. The Rural carriers of Rooks coun They are delightful to live with. We ty will meet in Stockton on the ISth. do our'owr; cooking, and I actually A big time is bein? planned by the get a meal a day all by myself and Stockton carriers: county has the other day they ate it like they the banner record of the state, every enjoyed it, and they did. There is Win tew- mill a boy that washes dishes for us so Will not change or darken the color of the hair.

Contains no oil therefore, cannot leave the hair sticky or stringy. Very pleasant to use, very easy to apply simply sprinkle a little on your hair each time before brushing it. To thoroughly clean youf hair and scalp, use It's 'just what its name implies just to make the hair glossy, arid lustrous, and more beautiful just to make it easier to dress, and more natural to fall easily and gracefully into the wavy lines and folds of the coiffure, just to give that delightful fresh and cool effect, and leave a lingering, elusive perfume. carrier in the eounty being a mem- ber of the association and all interested in the work. I we ought not to object to the house keeping: problem when the dish wash A new county cement bridge is be mg- problem is solved.

At night I sleep under heavy blankets and a comforter wear my sweater' most of the time, Mi: '-J 7 ing put in east of town, whieh will be the best one in Rooks county. It has- been needed however for some time but it seemed to take the un-' tiring efforts' of the trustee II. L. and always in the day, and this will give you some idea of how chilly it OBSESS i narmonv IT IS CHEAP. Shampoo gets It gets waVm in the middle Adams to eat it.

A liquid shampoo to keepthe hair clean, soft, smooth and beautiful. It gives of the day, but mornings and evening it is very cool. It is unlike the Rocky mountains for the Himalayas are now an instantaneous teaming lather, penetrating to every part of the hair and It is washed off just as quickly, the entire operation taking only BUY ALL STEEL CARS. wooded to the very top in every vlnoi the Hundred More Purchased for and covered with grass and flowers. peaks are covered with snow, Missouri Pacific.

In addition to the steel cars and a lew moments. It leaves no lumps or stickiness. Just a refreshing sense of cool; sweet cleanliness. Just a dainty, pleasant and clean fragrance. Both in odd-shaped ornamental toith sprinkler tops.

Harmony Hair Beautifier, Harmony Shamnoo. qoc steel underframe bagare cars and few are supplied with fir trees. It is a common thing to see moss all over the tree tdunks and ferns of various aches whieh the road already oper IfMlflf mmmtt ates, President B. F. inds all over the rocks and steep banks.

I have never grown tired of Missouri Pacific-Irdn Mountain has given instruction to let contracts for Both guaranteed to please you, or your money back. Sold only by the more than 7000 RexaD Store The World's Greatest Drag Store and made in our own big Boston Laboratories, where all the delightful HARMONY. VIOLET DULCE aod COUQUET JEANICE Perfumes and ToUet Preparations are mado. rains although it rams every day. It is a welcome sight to me, for 1 V0O additional all steel cars for pas- can remember days in Kansas when I senger service, ihese cars win 02 would have given almost anything made of the heaviest of steel Sold in this community only at or a showier.

The lovely thing1 about and will have six-wheel trucks. They lere is that although for hours the wi'l be the latest effort for safety IT IS mji '7? water may have been coming1 down, and comfort in steel car building. ALWAYS still the sun comes out the BEADY. They will have' -modern insulation to keep them cool in summer and warm clouds break away and everybody can 4l'li! -i'MKr-- I'll mm I get out for a walk and not be encum ir-119 West Iron, Kans. bered with an umtorella or rubbers.

There are many English people fTr HJ" lpn- in winter. The ventilation will also be of the most approved type and the ears will be fitted with vestibules eqnipped with non4eleseoping devices. They Will also have electric lighting and all other up-to-date one sees all styles and types. You can tell the British. It is funny to com are our eccentricities with theirs, 'or we certainly have many differen HIH Mil .3 I I lit ik i i.

iUiiiilililliiBlUlI yiuiSiiilKi: ces. are laugnaoie, ior instance mm i mmmissmter3 imX 'lilWV ill mm, TRPSE MARK when they wish to express an idea of ill nil 'Yr-V 1 i'i'i KaiiMnnainanrnmiiaHiuifD.sTj'iunHi' IT unpleasantness they pronounce the thing nasty. The wofd is a very com PROLONGS LIFE 2d: mon adjective, but w.e say dirty with utmost ease. It is shocking to them or they feel it is course and we are unfeeling brutes. iT'he mountains are earfully steep and they go straight dS 4 Cjjj to the top.

It gives one plenty of exercise to climb tlm. I do revel in this scenery. How could one ever have a bad thought ookihg at all this beauty, is beyond me, but suppose tneije are many wicked people in this place who neeu God. The coolie is a necessary part of our mountain stay, the work they do beggars description. (They ought Tin be well paid for they say they are short lived.

They constantly carry uch loads on their heads and shoul ders. IT PRESERVES BEAUTY. I am so glad to get a letter from lame every Aveek. Many times we ies Dress Shoes Mers Diisi SMoes are "above the clouds; it is a grand sight, it looks like tne whole ridgt was taking" a smoke or letting off steam. -v- Gun Metal, Patent and Tn, Bittpn of Bulcher, good Sunday morning I went to a Hin 100 pair values up to $4.00, on sale (J'T) A at 1 year welts, $3.50 to $.00 values dustani service.

I understood a great deal of the sermon so I take courage that I will soon be able to do some stunts in the language. I have an excellent teacher here. I study very Saturday 70 Pair hard eight to ten hours a day, so you Men'siWork Shoes see I am not idling my time awav. ought to make much progress. In Women's House Slippers at.

98c he evening1 we went to hear Dr. Buck BUY A GAS RANGE. preach. It did seem good to heai them sing from our own church hym-naL We are having lovely weather these days in the mountains. I fear On Sale Saturday, 30 pair at.

40 pair 'v. at shall be loath to go iback to, the plain and I am going to stay with Dr. Grown Girls' School Shoes at; "7. suck and his wile now, as the gins $1.9, $1,95 have to leave me Dr. Buck has a beautiful home on the side of a mountain hanging as it were, in space.

We have been having apples in some torni every day. I appreciate them, and I devour my share. 1 can't tell OverBhoes, Rubbers a.rd Rmbber Boots i Gocdyear brand, nothing better made and the: prices are right ou now quiet and restful it is here, wish I could ship you some of the views, the wooded hills and the tall mountains are most wonderful. I am thrilled to my utmost capacity. There i PEOPLES are about 4000 people in Mussorie.

here is a woman, a missionary from SALINA LIGHT, POWER GAS COMPANY. 130 NORTH SANTA FB. Arabia, here. It is only a two weeks s- journey. Sh is the only white wom an in the station where she lives.

She is a doctor, and has a large prac HOME OF E'T TER. HOE Salirvo. KariSt 158 N. Santa- Fef. tice, bhe is intensely interesting, a very charming woman" doing-lots ot leood.

1 bought me a watch, a movement." It is guaranteed to be 3C ,1 -4.