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USED PIANO BARGAINS

USED PIANO BARGAINS
KNABE remodeled small grand, a great bar
gain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500. 90
kNABE mahogany upright, large size. =. $50. 90
kEABE UPRIGHT, medium size; regu-
lar price $500; now. " " 10000
KNABE UPRIGHT, fine rosewood case;
renovated like new Observation-Disclosures. 300.0 90
good order ..................... 275.oo
SINGER PIANO large upright, mahog-
any case; in excellent condition. ........ 10000
RICHMOND UPRIGHT. cabinet grand.
mahogany bargain. ............. l25. 90
sacrificed at ................. 1900
SCHAFFER UPRIGHT ................ 1890
kNABE SQUARES, S75, $50 and $50.
STEINWAY and other squares at SIS and less.
TERMS TO SUIT. WE MUST HAVE THE
ROOM.
WM. KNABE CO.,
1918 and 1920 + st. NV.
Au6-2Sd
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The The H kevdo%n s sl4 ,hd Cap B.
224 East Cap, Or, b., $500.
The Glcndower. 81 9Th ne. 5r, b., s27 so to $35.
401 East Cap. Or, b., $50. 90.
The Walton. l8 9Th Sc, Ar, b., $1,000.
The I.avinia. SIS ne, A.. b, So so & $3.50.
1874 Pa. ave. Sc, Ar, b., S25.OO.
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FOR RENT
6 H st. NV, 9 rooms and bath. ....... $50 IS
437 q st. NV, & rooms and bath. ........ % SO
3O2 st. ne, 6 rooms and bat ......... y 80
725 I'd ST. ne, q rooms and ba ......... 70 so
60 Myrtle ST. ne, rooms and bath. ...... $50
Al Myrtle st. ne, rooms and bath ...... II 50
1928 18th St NV, rooms and bath iapt.). IS GO
WILLIAM Ii. MctiRANN
aulO-s IN, tn 3t 50S + st. NV.
FOR RENT-2lO Az s.w.. large 2story store $50. 90
400 st. s.w., rooms. a mi .-...-..... $3.50
1855 Sd Sc, q rooms, water in kitchen. IL. so
l25SI, Half Sc ar hl2.5O $40 Sc. Or W. .12 SO
1919 AZ sw basem t.5OO b. Leonard, $50 AZ s.w.
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTT Il WILCOX,

FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTr WILCOX.
1907 PeAna. ave.
1873 10Th l1r. b.nmi$S5. OO 1929 Benning. Dr. so
S33 G, lOr b. ami. l25 APARTMENTS
816 c. or, h. 60. rs 1905 H. d. Or b. 90
1IO6 P, Tor. o. ami. 30 80 l4O6 H, d. Or b. rs 90
S043 r. Or. b. ami. 81. so 3O1O R. d. Dr. b. 23 30
723 18th. 1Or b. 30. so 3O2Oh r. 5r b. Ok 20
22l0 18th, sto, 4r, b. so 90 THE CARLISLE 1918 n
1920 II, Tor, b, ami. As rs non housekeepine-
2l39 Pa av Tor, b.. AZ. 75 . rooms bath 20 80
1oz5 20 !lr; b,ami 40 60 rooms. bath. 1880
Eio 19th: 9r, ami 40 80 rooms, bath. ...15.50
1ll4 Ilth lot, h.lat33 % 30l4h Il, q. Or. b.22.S0
2O2O n, Tor, h, lat 30 Is S0lSh r. Or heat 50
1915 r. 1lr. b, ami. IS 50 S04O r. Dr. b, heat 90 so
1904 II. DIV. bAt. as 90 3044 r, Or b. heat 20 50
1926 Pa av, sr, b. 80 so SOFA 23d, 5r b. lat SO
1890 30th Sr. b, lat. 80 so $50 2Oth f. Ar b.l6jU
Takoma. Or. b.. so COLORED.
1902 Goth. Or, 81 so 400 Sc, ST. b. lat 30 50
1907 S. 6r b. lat. .25 65 1904 Chace ct 6r,w Il 80
2433 X. 7r, b, lat. % co 1881 l., 5r. IA so
2214 II, 7r, b, Iat...25. so siORES.
6G3 ne. Ir, b. $3.50 1904 Fl, Or. w.. % 90
1923 Goth sr b. lat % so l2i3 20th store 90
1928 3Oth, 6r b. % 50 200 NJ store. eel 20 so
sos II 8r b. lat.2l. 80 1904 H. 2r, W. &. 1000
All Sd ne. 7r. b. lat. 20.50 OFFICE ROOMS.
$40 Goth, Or, W. 1850 4S24S6 La av, heated
26OS1a L. 7r, W.. 1850 rms. $40. $3.50, $50
HOS 18th Sc, sto, Ar. 1850 STABLES.
5l7 Odd. 6r, 4.50 or 18th, 3s,c,r.w,g 20 90
1893 32d 7r. 800 l150 22d rear 2stls. VS. so
For full list Of small houses and fats apply at
office. aulO-d, eSu
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CNFURNISlIED
23l4 18th ~. NV, 10 rooms and b,tn $40 ~
g1oSo itn 81; W. nat, rooms and bath 70. so
800 vou ST. nat rooms and bath ...... 1000
1850 You ST, nat, rooms aud hatn... IS 90
1898 ltth ST. large parlors ..-.. Ri 90
1921 numbarton ave, Or b Nat - 2s N
80 81 81. ne. rooms and bath. % 80
.iS< ptn 81 Sc o rooms ana bath ....... IS 90
Ais 18th ST. Sc, 4 rooms, bath dat IL bo
OFFICE ROOMS
4 Office rooms. 5lf 18th st. n w..... $40 %
OILS 10th st. n.w.....-...--......x 81 90 10 10 90
l+o3 ii ST. NV, of1ce rooms.
STABLE.
Rear Of l+25 Belmont st................., Is %
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FOR RENT-2112 ], NEAR PA. AVE; 8 ROOMS
large yard . stairs. SD also s42-9I6 Iettie
near Ith and s.w rooms. So
au9-6t4s f. A. MCINTYRE, 224 Cnw
FOR RENT-SPACIOUS l4-ROOM AND oRATH
residence; large closets; steam heat: in first
class condition; adjoining British embassy
PHILLIPS COMPANY, $50 John Marshall oil.
If
For RENT-BY L. J. MILLS, o05 9Th ST NV.
~ 9th NV, sto.9r 5000 dat 224 Bryant Or 1900
FIAT - Bryant Or b25 90 shop. III 9Th he'll 80
IlOG Fla av ne, Or b. Do. 80 10 Sc, 5r. 10 80
1892 \ Cap Jr b. q. 80 los Goat al NV ar OBS
1916 Cham av, 6r..1s.5O
Three floors. rear 6S2 4th ne. suitable for shops
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FOR RENT-ARMY OFFICERS RESIDENCE;
fine large stone and brick home, No. 1850 Mint
wood place ". Dust off Columbia road: IL
splendid rooms 2 ba tbs: hot-water heat; servants
quarters; excellent condition; $50; possession
WiLLiGE, GIBBS e. DANIEL, eos-GoS 18th.
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WANTED-SALESLADIES.

WANTED SEVERAL. FIRST CLASS LADY so
LICITOHS ON A NEW AND VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE PROPOSITION; APPLICANTS MAY DE
VOTE 4 FART OR ALL OF THEIR TIME;
MUST HAVE GOOD REFERENCES: A SfLf.N-
COME WITH CONTINUED EMPLOYMENT.
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT" 1415 CHAPLIN
ST NV autos Su tu,3t
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FOR RENT-W. II. WALKER
Successor to r. W. Walker & Son,


n En-,
Y. Walker & Son.
st. NV.
1928 T NV. sr, b.. 5000
3OO7 Cambridge. Or, 1850
400 9th ne, Or. b. ..i7.60
FUR. HOUSES.
1875 oath, l2r. 81. .250.00
FUR. APARTMENTS.
Oakland, 5r, b. 400
APARTMENTS.
Laclede, 1928 VT av.
Laclede, Or, b. 90
Laclede, Ar, b. 1000
FLATS.
1909 n Cap, 5r, b. 1880
OFFICE ROOMS.
100 l6tb NV. 1000 up
1905 + NV. $50 w
STABLE.
1874 V, rear. ....12.0
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
uNFURNISHED
UNFURNISlIED.

HElSKELI. & McLFRAN
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
1903 II ST. NV. WASHINGTON. ID, q
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNPUBLISHED.
CNFURNISHED

THos. J. FISHER CO., INC.
hEAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE,
l4l4 ST. NV
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SEWING MACHINES.

GOOD TINE TO HAVE YOUR SEWING MA
chine repaired, guaranteed, 81. 90. Drop postal or
phcso: sewing achines easy terms
STANDARD SEWINS MACHINE CO..
aH-3Ot.o COZ 9th st.
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS: RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets; the only weaving factory OF
its Kind In the city. WASHINGTON RUG CO.,
va 9th A.w. Phone Main 1925. 1yi00Ot
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FOR RENT-NOS 1883 AND 1885 NORTH CARO-.
lima ave-, bay window brick dwellings with six
rooms and tiled bath rooms: cellar; furnace:
near Lincoln Park and close to East Capitol ct.
car line: rent. S23. 40 each.
JAMES r. SHEA. e43 La. ave. a.w.
1y2S-tf,6
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W w " al
Successor to r. "
100 18th
1925 oath. 12r, 3h$l25.O 90 /
1920 Calvert, Tor, 2b8J. 90
3l56 18th NV, Tor. b. &C. 90 |
1857 18th NV. Tor. b. 80. 90
3l87 18th, Tor, b. u. $500
1855 KilbOurne. lot, b55 90
1905 Belmont I'd. Tor,
20. .0o.OO
1871 Park I'd, Or. b. 80 90 |
3105 18th NV, Tor. b. sc. 90
1902 Calvert. Tor, b.50. 90
1921 Riggs, Or, b. 1880
l40S Harvard. Or. b.45. 90
1878 18th NV Or, b, stats 90
1928 Q NV, Sr, b. 1880
1873 Irving, Or. b. 40. so
l740 Riggs. Or. b. .35. so
922 23d NV. Or, b..35. so
34l5 Mt Pleas, 1r, 80. 30
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BILLIARD AND POOL SUPPLIES.

WE CARRY A FULL SUPPLY OF SECONDHAND
billiard and pool tables: also full line Of sup
plies: expert repairing doi9 SOUTHERN Bill
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FUN KEN l-bI VEO. "
500 10th
1926 @ NV. l5r.2b.$I5.O0
2211 Pa av NV, 15r, b55 90
22d and p, 7r,stO. $50
Large studio. Offices. 40 90
Fit 1918 Pa av NV. 8, hi0.30
1913 Pa av NV. bach
elor apartment e. 40. 90
124S N ] av. Or. b. 80. 80
102S 25th, l0r. b. 81. 90
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?. LINKINS,
ct. NV.
800 s C av, Or. b. IT. 80
Flat. 2422 ia av NV.
Ar. b. ............25.00
Flat, lsls Q. 5r, b.22.50
Flat. 20 Q NV. Or. b.22 so
2l9 q, Or, b......l4.50
1l2 path NV, ar. W. l&.O
BOT 9th NV, 5r,wa.l2.50
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FOR SALE-STORES.

FOR LE-FINE NEW STORES ON WIDE AVE.
n.w.-lease for years at $50; safe 1910 in
yestment
WIII.IGE GIBBS & DANIEL, 603 and COS 18th
aulO-6t Sellers Of Business Properties.
FOR SALE-oN PROMINENT THOROUGHFARE
NV. fine brick store. rented at s25; only 50, 100
part cash. balance trusp.
WiIIiGE GIBBS & DANIEL. 6O3 and COS 18th
. aulO-8t Sellers Of Business Properties.
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL-
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above is only partial list Of the properties
In our charge. but we will be glad to furnish com.
plete bulletins application at this office.
TBOS. J. FISHER CO.. Inc.
1414 st. NV. adjoining the New Willard.
Ii
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. S
1920 7th NV. stores $4,000
400 18th, lSr. 1000
1857 3lst, l4r. b. . .@.00
III K NV, 11r, b. .@.0O
1901 9th NV. sto. DIV .o5. 90
1881 3lst NV, l2r, As. 90
1917 Sth NV. 1Ir. b. As. 90
1873 Riggs NV. Tor, b. 40. 50
1870 18th nv. Or. b. 30. 80
$50 Brightwood ave.
store and DIV. so
45S NJ NV. 7r, b. ...37 so
1922 9th NV, Sr. b. $500
400 !. NV. sto. dwS.35. 90
1888 10th. Or. b. "a. 80
1SlG 9TH NV, sto, dwg32. SO
621 P NV. 7r, b. 81 80
7th l. Morton. to, sta3l. 90
Ola X NV, 7r. b. 80. SO
121 9th ne. Or, b. 80. "
l414 Columbia NV,
Sr, b. ........... 80. 90
I25 4th NV. Sr, W.
col .............. %. 90
1872 9th NV. Tor, b. 81 81
81 L NV, Or. b. RI. &c
3d. l. NV, Sr. b. .27. &c
sos X NV. Or. b. .27.a
1910 Sd NV. Or, b. .27.5O
lSl 9Th NV, sr. b. 20. 50
l74S Seaton. Or. b(col)23. so
1908 Fla av ne. 7r, b. 25. so
LIST and Decatur SITS. n.
warehouse. electric ele
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WANrED-A GOOD. LIVE MAN IN THE DE
partmcnt, who can ofer exceptionally good
proposition 10 his friends: income you like it.
Tall Room 2 9lS St, between 4:3U and $50.
aul2 80
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ICE CREAM AND sHERBETs.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ,HuRCHES,
societies orgnnHa lions. lawn parties AL picnics.
for Ice cream and sherbets; purity guaranteed.
ROSENFELDS. 81: II st. ne: 'phoos Eass .0O0.
.r21 -90t4
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FARMS.

IDEAL HOME IN ALL-YEAR-ROUND CLIMATE;
beautifully situated river; magni6cently
stocked farm; house new, furnished steam heat.
hot water. gas. bath: must be sold at sacrifice
ut once. Address DR.. WILSON. 1903 F. aus OTIS
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T telephone Your ||Want Ads"
Direct to The Star.
'Phone Main 244O.

AS a special aecommo-
cation to its readers THE
STAR will receive your
Classified Ads by telephone
and mail you a bill.
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FOR SALE-wE ARE OFFERING NEW PIANOS
at $40 $500 and 1928 IS monthly payments,
guaranteed ten years; years tuning free;
stool and fancy scarf; pianos tuned, 81. HELL
BIG BROS, established 25 years. l742 It'll NV.
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IN THE NURSERY,

Cutting Out Ole Pictures.-Children
will amuse themselves for hours at a
time by cutting ont pictures or paper
dolls, but most mothers are afraid to
let them have the scissors and don't
like the idea of having the muss
around, as the pieces of paper are hard
to sweep up. Give them a pair of
scissors with the points rounded.
Then there is no danger of them hurt
ing themselves. Lay a sheet on the
carpet or floor and let them sit in
the center: When they are tired Of
cutting pick up the four corners of
the sheet and you have the pieces Of
paper all together, ready to burn.
Novel Cuff Buttons-Small boys are
prone to lose their cuff buttons Buy
some buttons with shanks, and Of any
design suita bic for cuff buttons. Pearl
buttons seem especially pretty for
children. Place two buttons so the
hole of one shank is directly over
the hole of the other shank. and with
heavy thread sew firmly together.
Really handsome buttons can be had
| thus at small cost, and if one is lost
it's place easily can be supplied
When Bathing the Baby.-lnstead Of
an ordinary chair for a seat, have a
box which is fitted with drawers pull
ing out on either side. This may be
! made in mission style and be hand
some, or may be made of some rough
box and depend upon deft fingers and
some pretty cretonne for attra ctive-
! ness. 1t should be low enough SO the
feet can rest squarely on the floor. It
should have casters. The seat should
have cushion or pillow. The draw
ers should be the full size of the box
If shallow drawers are preferred have
four, two pulling out on one side and
two on the other If not, have only
three. Either arrangement will pro-
vide room for the necessaries Of the
| toilet and also some for underwear Of
baby's. The drawers should have but
| one handle apiece, and last, but most
important, must work easily.
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WHISkY-THAT'S ALL.

WHISkY-THAT'S ALL.
All? Why, no! There's a great deal
more;
There's an arm that's weak and heart
that's sore;
There's a home that's filled with grief
and woe,
And wife that is felled with a saw
age blow. {?
All? Why, no! There's job that's
lost,
There's an empty purse that can meet
no cost;
There's watch to pawn and a chair
to SELL;
There's money to borrow and thirst
to Quell;
There's an empty glass and fight or
two,
fine to pay and a crime to rue.
All? Why, no! There's demons
cure,
There's child abused, a wound to
nurse;
There's home broke up. a wife
~ "a NAoA1o VII, AAAC JOyS SldS0U.
There's free lunch served in a sample
room,
And some chores to do with a rag
or broom;
There's a price to beg for a burning
drink,
And a place to sleep! All, stop and
think!
All, do you say?, There is half un-
told;
There's a heart grown sick and limbs
grown cold;
There's man gone down, and a sub
stitute
There who is half f1end and half a.
brute;
There's place to rob and a man to
kill;
There's prison cell for a man to fill;
There's a conscience scared with wild
remorse,
And a grave now digging for pauper
corpse;
There's speedy trial, verdict read,
And wife that weeps as the doom
is said;
A curse and prayer while the gallows
fall
And as for your whisky, why-Thats
The Vanouord
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SOME TESTED RECIPES.

Nut Marmalade.-Four pounds rhu-
barb, six pounds white sugar, one
pound almonds, four lemons. Chop
almonds and lemons fine and put all
together. Do not peel rhubarb or
lemons Or blanch almonds. Add one
cup Of water AND boil one and one
quarter hours. Put In jelly glasses and
cover with paraffin.
Salmon Timbales.---Mince fine the
whites Of six hard-boiled eggs that
were laid IN ice water as soon as they
were done; this keeps them from
darkening. 1t is best to run the whites
thru a vegetable press to get them
fine Enough. Mix IL a paste with six
heapinv tab!espconfuls Of fresh SAL
mon that has been boiled, allowed to
get cold, and minced with a silver
knife. Season tho mixture with onion
Juice, butter, celery salt and paprika; ;
moisten with two tablespoonfuls of
white sauce and stir up highly with
the white Of three eggs; whip stiff.
Turn the paste into butterei nappies,
set in a shallow nan of boiling water
and cover, bake twenty minutes in a
quick oven. Run a knife around the
inside Of each happy loosten the tim
bales, reverse carefully UPON heated
platter. Pour a rich drawn butter
about them, sift the hard boiled yolks
(powdered) all over them, and serve.
Ginger Snaps.-One cup Of sugar, l
cup molasses, one cup of shortening,
three eggs, one teaspoon Of ground
ginger, one teaspoon baking soda, four
cups flour. Mix all together then roll
on a board and cut in regular size and
bake In a moderate oven for fifteen to
to twenty minutes.
Preserving Fruit.-Make a stiff
syrup of sugar and water. Stand the
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three cloves of garlic, a handful of
enough water to keep them from
burning and stew gently. When
cooked turn the tomatoes on to a fine
sieve, leaving them until the water
runs out, then pass the pulp into a
lined saucepan. Season the pulp to
taste with pepper and boil. until re-
duced to thick paste. 1t must be
stirred constantly with G. wooden
spoon. When ready turn the paste
into small jars, allow to cool, then tie
them over with heavy paper and put
them away for future use. This paste
| makes pleasant sauce.
Ripe Tomato Pickle.-Twelve large
ripe tomatoes, three onions of medium
size, four red peppers also of medium
size two tablespoonfuls of brown
| sugar; two tablespoonfuls of salt, one
half pint of vinegar. Peel and slice
the tomatoes, chop the onions and pep
pers fine. Put all tugether into the
preserving kettle, and COOK slowly for
an hour and half: then bottle and
seal.
Cauliflower au Gratin.-Cut a large
caulif1oWer into eight or zen pieces.
and boil tender in sailed water. Drain,
lay in deep bake dish, stems down,
to present series Of rounded hillocks
to the eye, and strew very fine crumbs
on the top, when you have filled the
depressions between the hillocks with
a rich white sauce in which the hard
boiled yolks of three eggs rubbed to
powder have been stirred. Bake,
covered, for half an hour and brown
lightly.
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HAT Er1aUE1,rE m GERMANY.

|@oAA' .SIo@A<OUOoI NnEOnACAo.9 gAs3 r.. ~
rs The etiquette OF, hat raising in Ger
many is one OF thosezthings which may
betray the foreigner into unintentional
:rudeness through sheer Ignorance. A
correspondent; Q fthe London Chroni-
Gle knows of a German lady who was
puzzled and hurt because some Enelish-
men whom she had met before did not
raise their shats~ to her in the street.
until the explanations came that she ex-
pected them to- do 1t Of their own ac-
cord by the German rule instead Of
waiting for her to- recognize them first
by the English. i, These differences of
national etiquette are great pitfalls. A
converse case was that Of an English
man staying in a German town who
accompanied his hosts wife to a con-
cert. Walking home. he gave her the
inside OF the pavement, according to
English manners;. but the host, who
happened TO see: this. was rendered
painfully suspicious by this unfamiliar
attention. So,
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HINTS FOR THE HOME,

Wrap boiled or roasted meat that
Is to be used cold in moist cloth to
make it more tender. : -" FL
The Juice Of onions will quickly allay
the intolerable singing pain from q
bee or wasp sting. ~. =a
A painful Of lime in the cupboard
where Jams and preserves are stored
away will prevent molding.
The white Of an egg dropped into
pot Of soup will gather to It all im-
purities. When It c,lrdles, remove It.
Soap mixed with whiting will stop .;
sgas or ysater lealkase 4 III = pipe until
.it can 30 properly tended to.
sa lllila o93 yu1 1r put mt, boil With
i q 1heit
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NY LADY'S TOILET TABLE,

Never let the suns RAYS strike
mirror. 1t acts upon the mercury and
makes the glass cloudy, which all the
rubbing in the world will not remove
When old looking glasses need re-
newing, paint them on the back with
the following mixture: Half an ounce
of tin, half an ounce Of lead and three
ounces of bismuth melted together.
When slightly cool, add three ounces
of mercury and apply with a hare's
foot
For washing finger marks from look
ing-glasses, put a few drops of am
monia on moist Tag and make quick
work of it. Mirrors which are fly
specked should be washed with cold
water, and then polished with cham
OILS dipped in alcohol.
If it can be avoided, lever wash
combs, as the water often makes the
teeth split, and makes rough the tor
tolseshell or horn of which they are
made
Small brushes, manufactured pur-
posely for cleaning combs, may be
purchased at trihing cost: with this
the comb should be we'll brushed. and
afterward wiped with cloth or towel
The best way to clean hair brushes
Is with spirits of ammonia and warm
water. Take a tablespoonful of am
monia to one quart Of water; dip the
bristles up and down in the water
without wetting the back rinse in
clean warm water, shake Well and dry
In the air, but not in the sun.
Soap and soda soften the brlstles
and will turn an ivory backed brush
yellow.
MARGARET NJ V7TTupoxxy
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SORRY SHE SPOKE.

Some women interested in charities
recently visited a home for discharged
female prisoners. They were shown
to a room where two women were
sewing.
Dear mel" one of the visitors wh:s-
pered, what vicious looking creatures:
Pray, who are they?"
This is the sitting room," blandly
answered the superintendent, land
these are my wife and daughter"
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An Old Enthusiast

There's glad, old-fashioned feeling
stealing over me once more.
I forget that I'm gray-headed and am
verging on three-score.
There are, many weighty matters
that my earnest care should
claim, ...
But-come on, old man, let's knock
on and go out to see the game.
Let us get a bag Of peanuts and be
boys again and shout
For the men who lam the leather and
who line three baggers out.
Let's go out and root and holler and
T., forget that we have cares.
And that still the world has markets
which are worked by bulls and
bears. =. $50. ss2% -
Every year Or two they tell us that
baseball is out of date,
But each spring It's back in fashion
.- when they line up at the plate =
When the good old, glad old feeling
~. comes again to file its claim
When man can turn from trouble
-, and 60 out to see the game. NJ.
Cine, let's sneak away, pretending
NJ duty summons us somewhere, i:
For out there Is happy freedom from
mems worries and their care. t
Why consider ages wrinkles or. re-
member old mistakes,
When we may be Floating over the
fine plays the home team makes.
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color and improve the flavor. especially

color and improve the favor. especially
that Of peas.
- Fruits may be preserved in the
natural state for year by packing in
powdered cork; provided, Of course.
that all unsound parts are first re-
moved.
Remember when putting meat In the
Ice chest not to, place it against the
ice. It draws tho flavor out of meat:
When making ice cream pack news
papers tightly around the top Of the
freezer to prevent the ice melting too
rapidly. ':r
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LAUNDRY POINTERS.
Remember

Remember
That linen will be made snowy white
by dropping little refined borax in
the water;
That blankets and flannel garments
should not be wrung out, but allowed
to drip, and that not in the sun;
That in washing, the f1annels should
be attended to first, then muslins and
fine pieces, while towels, clusters and
rough things should be left until the
last.
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CLASSIFIED ADS,
City Union DIRECTORY

FEDERATED RAUE8 ASSEMBLY,
Meets second and Forth Friday Of
haitian building, President w. J. Hunt:
observation-disclosures shr shrdl shrdulaa
vice president, P. Boileau: financial
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. P. w. Perry: rec
Sec, E. P. Peters. 507 Third Ave. w.:
reading clerk, G. Mortified.
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TO reduce flesh, drink frequently a
mixture made Of an ounce of sasafras
and a quart of water. Boil half an
hour very slowly and let stand until
cold. 1t will keep If desired. Keep
from the air. This is said TO reduce
flesh rapidly and is considered HARM
less.