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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
A SPLENDID SHOWING

is that made by the nisap,,.
BUILDING SOCIETY. All th. ~" ',,lk,Er
Us lltst years business TNNnNrrS, ~ ~ Qt
GENT on Its net earnings WAS "a. els
AS provided IN its arttcles 40 estae
SERVE FUND. The carnirws We
lnaipins were large enough to e It.
the Directors 10 declare a SIEVE, , Z, lIe
PER CENT dividend upon a,l ns NJ
installment stock. VI 1ie
HOW is THIS POSSIBLE?
FlRST-The Society Is pat4erpc, ~,
ter the Zlon's Beneht BuiIdJny ~
~ whose splendid record for nov ~,
twenty years shows that 1t bns '','
the finest and most satisfactory sn1tsti.
of its kind ever established tina ~
~ change la the article Of thn nrt,.
society tThe Desaret) are those, ,that
lime makes necessary or eNperlonSs
suggests.
SECOND--The growth of the poso...
Building Society is unprecedented W.
first year GS02 shares OF installp'n%,
stock were subscribed for and In ~
first month OF it's second (present ,.s,f,
more than one Thousand additinT,,
shares have been taken, with ,lnnJicT
lions coming every day at u rate 1bgt
warrants the belief that moro tban
five thousand shares Will be san
scribcd for before the end OF thu yeer
These shares are OF par value oi sl6.
each, and are paid for In installinenfs
OF fifty cents per share pei. month
For the benetit Of those who desire HI
absolutely SAFE INVESTMENT, ana
who do not wish to make monthly pay-
ments, the Society issues PAID TSp
STOCK upon which SIN per ctllt nor
annu1n interest is guaranteed, aud
which in other respects is governed b
the same rules for Withdrawal. GU, as
instaIlnent stock.
BUT TIE MAIN REASONS
for the good results and the popuarit,
of the society are that 1t is PURELY
MUTUAL; THE STOCKHOLDERS
GET ALL THE PROFITS, AND AL
DIRECTORS, THE, PRESIDENT, VICE
PRESIDENT AND TREASU RER
SERVE WITHOUT PAY: the only
officer paid being the Secretary and
he receiving only a moderate c0lnpen-
ssitlon for actual clerical work
The Directors are. Nephl L. Nor
ris. Frank y. Taylor Richard W..
Young, Heber C.. Ivers6n. Asahal Il.
Woodruff, Sylvester @ Cannon, Hyrum
A. Silver, Charles s. Martin, Rulun s.
Wells, Hugh j. Cannon. philip s..
Maycock. Henry u. McEwan. b. E.
Grant George n. Emery, Henry NJ
Dinwoodey, Orson ID. Romney, Wan.
Mood. Jr., George M Cannon. VIM Me
I.auhlan. Edward L. Ashton, John NJ
Cannon, +. s. Ternstrou. Charles H.
Hyde, Arnold ii. Schpltliess, John NJ
Knight,
The beginning OF each new series VI
stock Is in March, so that NOW is The
time 10 subscribe. For the wage ear
ner. whether old or young, and par
tculaTIy for boys or girls who earn Il
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CHAsIBEEIaAIt.'S COUGH REMEDY
is BOTH AGREEABLE AND
EFFECTIVE

ChamberaIns Cough Remedy has no
superior for coughs, colds and Group, and
contains nothing in any way injurious has
made Y a. favurite with mothers, MIR w
>, Pelham. merchant OF kirksyill
Iowa, says, 'E0r more than twenty wears
Chamberain's Cough Remedy has been
my leading remedy for ali throat troubles
1t Is especially successtul In cases of
Group. Children like i any my customers
who have used II VIII not take any on,
en-" Fox sale by all druggists
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Salt Lake City, Utah. March 81, 1907.

10. 1t Will insure the lives Of people
In the most easy manner.
IL. II Will better the condition of
every individual In various other ways.
FOR THE STATE OF UTAH.
T. 1t will, If the merchants do their
duty. take millions OF dollars out of
the channels OF waste and consump-
lion and make the state that much
better OF
2, It will add 10 the taxable prop
erty OF the state,
3. II VIII bcautify the common
wealth by building many necessary
and acceptable homes for the people
4 1t win better The good people OF
Utah socially as wen as financially.
FOR THE v. r. M. A.
j, 1t will cure all the complaints of
fered in Your open letter to us
2. 1t will fairly. not forciDly ev-
tllpate' the blood sucker" fear sug-
gested by you
B. II will completely cure all ten.
dency that borders on the criminal. Z"
which you mention
.. 1t viii explain how merchants can
"cOnscentiously and h0nestl." as well
as prottabI- give any rebates, pre-
nlums or coupons Of any kind. with
out making the consumers pay for tho
same"
D, II VIII explain how merchants now
giving investment rebates, can adver-
ttse consistently as follows.
WE MEET TIE PRICES OF
EVERY COMPETITOR. AND GIVE
INVESTMENT REBATES BESIDE.
CALL ON Us FOR THE PRAc-
IT Is DONEH
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Thomas G. WebbeT.
Supt z, g, NJ, L.,
Salt Lake ciiy, Utah,
Dear SIR
IN the Retail Merchant" published
March q, 1907, we Gnd the following
~. C, M, I. APPROVES.
w j. Donnellnn, Esq.
sos ATLAS Block city
'near Sir;
I'VE have before us the circular lei
ler Of the Retail Merchants Associa-
Hen OF Utah, which Is addressed ~ tn
ipen letter 10 the officers of the Conn
nerclal Savings Benefit Company We
re- ~ run sympathy wllh the stand
ilf helall Merchants are taking IN
ny lnattef and can assure you that
ne concern IN question Nill have no
snooulasfment from ns. The profits
tns retail merchants are small
s'oush and We see no reason wins
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things Of Keeping up the prices ~
goods against the people
quoting from your letter; sou say t1
the representative of the q n. ~ A.
'and can assure yoN The concern IN
question WIN have NO ENgsOuHAGE
MhNr from ps.' We desire 10 tNy
That we have not ASKED Tor your rn-
conrpgomeni. nor would w accent amy
lhai II not In the Interests Of me
people
We are getting orr ENrOu RAGE.
MENr FROM THE MASSES The
people are delighted with our system
which benefits ana improves the ton'
dlllon OF every Individual ana iQ-
jures none,
f0T1 very respectfully.
co.
ty DAVID J, WILLIAMS, Manager
General Olilces 20i-G Constitution
huildins sali Lake cay Utah
(ADvERTts EN- ENT.>
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know but little more about the good
intents and purposes of our institution
Than do yon, II further appears, chat
the entire complaint made by the u
n, M. Association is against system
which our plan proposes Ia correct
for which reason, the entire proceed
are UP 70 thts date has been unwar-
Ianted. II chose gentlemen really
want the true remedy they can get II
by calling AL our office,
Taking The officers OF tie u, c. N. l.
as whole, It IL hard to believe that
they would wilfuIly injure amy person
or institution, hence we are NOT pre-
pared 10 admit. al this time, that your
board OF directors win endorse the ap-
proNal announced on the top Of this
mos remarkable letter, Our reasons
for this are as follows:
irst--Because Ihe intelligent men
OF that directorate would order "A COM
plete invest CATION on both sides OF a
question before passing Judgment,
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miums are therefore a necessary part
OF the mercantile business, and the
demands OF the people. under the var
luos conditions that prevail, is 1t not
good Idea to improve the system SO
as to stop the drain upon the mer-
chan1 and the waste to the customer.
II posslble2 Our investment rebate
pl5h purposes 10 accomplish this very
thing, by an economic system az saw,
iilgs' that wall preserve the entire re-
bate ana turn it into fruitful ANA
income bearing security that will con-
tlhually thereafter Yield valuable trIb-
u'e 10 Doth merchant and customer
we are PRACTICABLE and snccessfull,.
a ln, ING in our business that fbe
t tash PAID by merchant TO us S,on,
uine !" Time for Investment rebote
s ssat'l ~, can be placed IN an automati.
following benefits. 'VhueTs the
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FOR THE MERCHANT.

/. II win reimburse the losses ar s,-
cry discount ana rebate.
z 1t will give him a valuable con-
slderaIion for his entire outlay.
3 1t will give him a perpetual di-
ylGend thereon,
T. 1t causes him to save, through
ms oenrNo'o' SYSTEM where he would
otherwise neglect to do so.
s, II turns his "scantv' cor other
wtse) profits, In part or even all, from
speculative chances into a safe future
competency for him.
g. 1t fully demonstrates that all the
profits of the ordinary merchant. thus
saved for a period OF lifty. or even
twenty Years produces an indepen-
dent fortnne-'a competency enabling
him to retire from active business
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7, 1t takes him out of the unlver-
sal class OF "half-a a. century" nner-
chants pictured as failures in the open
letter OF U. r. NJ A.
y II makes of him phtlanthropist
IN helping his customer, as Well as
himself, TO secure a future income.
., 1t promotes trade for him and
makes his business more profitable ln
cOnseq uence.
10. 1t perpetuates his trade and the
friendship of his customers.
In toto--it makes the world better
or for his having given Investment re-
bates.
FOR THE CUSTOMERS.
l. 1t distributes among them, all the
value that the merchant deposited for
their benefit,
g II comes 10 them as Investment
stamps or oupons,-somethi TO
save and not 10 waste or consume.
g. 1t Will start them to save. where
they, like the merchant, Would other
wise neglect TO do So
T. IL viii cause them to add cash
savings thereto where nothing N-as
saved before
s. 1t makes the monument OF saw
ings larger more interesting and pro-
fltable. as each Investment rebate is
received.
O. II Will give every purchaser of the
necessities and iuxuries OF life a grow
ing reserve fund and make obsolete
the word 'pauper In the community
T. IL Will make an old age income for
an,
81 1t VIII steadily prepare for the
child = business capital or home to
start him Iva life
> 1t VIII help everybody 10 pay for
homes on the instalIment plau-.like
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CHINESE RELIEF FUND
Is STILL GROWING

The Deseret News Is still receiving
contributions for the aid OF the starry
Ing Chinese and the list viii be kept
open until April ~. at which time the
amount is 10 be forwarded 10 the I'M
ternationa Red Cross association.
The total list TO date Is as follows.
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and Fifdey March 2s and "a ,.
the auspices Of the Tenth nl,n,1 u.'s.f
elders Ern i.anston will have u nIs q
tlvll OF Hie Ant.ii, ans d xnn, r''''-
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Music, Home. Sweet Home or
chestra.
RcfrefhmentS
THOSE ON THE COMMITTEE.
Tho MAKE Acquainted committee
VIII consist " the following'
John VI. Back. Bert Bailey, John H.
Barnes. charles II, Berry, Harry Clark
i. u. CLARK, =. T. Craser- John y.
'r,rIlchlow, Charles pavy. Henry Din
woodey. E. II, Icardley, F. Eberhardt
Horace $ Eqsgq l.. II ,a bsrl1sE1 ,Sd n
E,tsher cico. ~ Fcli. j. II. n. Franklin
j. A. Cireeuwali VIII Grlrsdcll. I.cren-
70 Haddocls john Held Geo. il. Hirsoh-
vogcl, Il. q. Holden, James a. Lang
ton. Jas g Mcponald, j. +. Mecca, H.
u. II. Macintosh. l., S Marrlser. John
Montgomery. G., w, Mount j. L.
perkes, Don Porter Geo. Rust. Charles
soyboldt Hyrum silver james silver,
Robert Shields, Geo. A. Smith, samL
O. Spencer Joseph II Taylor, J. Ed
ward Taylcr, Charles q, Vlckery. a..
Fred Veg. Geo. "A. Whitaker,
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are due to the fact that men respon-
sible for them had been ON uu'y ior Hii
excessively long period
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
At tho Sar1e Rate,

An elderly man walked ielsurciy
Into n drug store to have a prcscrip-
ton filed for some tTitiInE complaint
Receiving from the druggist q little
box of about n dozen pills. he was
called upoa to pay about three or four
times what he thought he should. The
money was paid without n murmur
aud In silence. but. stepping OF few
feet from the counter. he slow
iy scanned every corner OF the store.
almost every shelf OF 1t. and The sales.
man, suppCsing he wanted something
else, asked what he could do for him.
and the reply was: NO. you can do
nothing. as I'm already done for; but
I'll tell you this. I've many times
passed this store. but never before
have been inside and made close
survey. as | have now. and. sir. ! es.
innate you have now on hand fully
100000 in stock"
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
COLORADO GAME and FISH LAW
CONDENSED
1907 to 1909.

Deer with or without horns may be
Killed October ist to October 20.
Wild ducks, geese, snipe, brant,
swan, and other water fowls and shose
birds, open season shall begin Septem-
Der 10, and end April 10. except alti-
tudes over 1000 feet, September 10 aud
end May lst.
Curfew and plover, open season
shall begin August ] and end October
Both.
Grouse and prairie chickens, open
season shall begin August 20 and end
October /.
sage chickens, open season shall be.
gin August !, and end October
Doves, open season begins August
10 and ends September 5.
Trout, not less than inches, opep
season shall begin June /, and end
November 30, aud in no instance
shall fishing be done between 10 u
N. and 4 Il. IN. No trout shall be
taken except with rod, hook and line
held in hand.
Limit, % ducks and 25 other birds
and 20 pounds OF trout for each per.
son In any one day, and no person
snail take, kill or have in possession
IN any open season more than one
deer. Nor shall any person have in
possession ut any one time. more than
% ducks and so other birds, nor more
tnan - pounds of trout.
Shooting at game from public high.
ways prohibited.
ooursing game with dogs prohibited.
NO open season on elk, aptelonc
bison, mountain sheep, wild turkey,
quail ptarInigan, pheasants or beaver
Trapping wild fowl or by any otbor r
means than shotgun prohibited.
, Licenses:
resident OF state. m
Nonresident OF tho state. .a5 m
Noh..resident, birds, one day. 2 GO
Each additional day. 1 90
- Penalties z from $500 to si.ooo md
imprisonment from 10 days to,2 yeass ~
u attempted violation punIshahis t,,s
'@s'p y srtpal ylolstioh, ~
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
THE "eesT MANS" MISTAKE.
Wedding Fee That Surely Must Have
Astonished Minister.

AZ the young man was donn'nG his
evening suit preparatory 20 keeping a
social enCarcmcut he ran his hand
into his pocket and Was surprised to
find an envelope there. On opening
It he discovered t2j In bills. Now.
where In thunder did take on all
this money" he said. 'It iGn't mine.
for never carry my bills around in
an envelope" Then he sat down to
think where he had worn tn" sui, and
how he had come by the s25. The
last place ! wore IT," he muscd fiEal'
ly. was when ! was best nan at n
wedding a month ago. tsut | gave the
minister his money. | remember dis.
unctly giving him something. and 1t
must have been his fee. II dldl't
give him tho money, what In the
world dii give him." He c-iled up
the clergyman by phone. 10 you
mind tclllnE me-" he Hskot. "-hat
gave you for fee at Blanks wed
dlug?" The answer came back very
distinctly and cuttinEly. Young man
you gave me n box of vile smelling
cigarettes
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
OLNEY ITEMS BY LONELY TED

Mrs. George Banfurd is in Olney at
the present time.
a. L. Smith, John MauChcr, a. n.
Mccoy and j. NJ. Clinton left for Can
ada Friday.
Mr.. Green is quite i'll with typhoid
fever at present writing.
Mrs. Mable NJ. Moore visited rela.
tvcs in the vicinity Of Numa Satur-
day aud SUNDAY,
Mrs. Weist, OF Rocky Ford, visited
her daughter, Mrs. Smith, the first OF
the week.
A small surprise party was given In
honor OF Mr.and Mrs Frank Crowlcy's
tenth wedding anniversary, last Sat.
urday evening. A pleasant time re-
ported by all present.
Joe Couard attended church at Ay.
n lale Saturday and Sunday.
W. W. Liuebcrry made a business
trip to Fowler Saturday.
Mrs. CumstOck, Mrs, Cowden and
Miss Enyd Woolington went TO Pueb
10 Tuesday,
Mr.. J. II. Moore returned from
Canada Sunday evening.
Mr.. d. a. Richardson and Wm
| Brewer went to San Luis Valley Tues
day.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
Homer c. Howard, Former
Webster City Boy, Tells
what He thinks of the
Canadian Northwest
4 crueI Situation for Those who
Hcye Located in The Lo1d
of frosts.

Letter to S. It. Dakin in The Web
ster City uowa) Freeman.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
WM. EDGAR, Clerk,

At a country fair man went up To
n tent where some elk were on cXhi-
bition, and stared wistfullg up at the
sign. I'D like 10 go in there" he
said TO the keeper. "but 1t would be
mean TO 90 in without my family, and
| cannot afford 10 pay for my wife and
seventeen children" The barker
stared at him In astonishmcnt Are
all those your children he gaspcd.
Every one" said the man. You
wait a minute" said the barker Il
am going to bring the elk 2qL and let
them see you all. "-EX.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25

l will finish this letter tomorrow.
You ask me what l think OF this
country. MT. Everything you buy
is higher than cats back and every
thing you sell is very low. Good night,
Sunday, Sept. 10, lo07.-Hello Dakin:
How would you like to be in the midst
of 3S inches OF snow? Hay only half
up and no oats cut and still all green.
This storm lasted three days and three
Nights. Tuesday rain and then snow
until Friday at n. m. will have TO
ldmit that | am about the bluest boy
that ever came across the boundary
inc. predict great immigration TO
the south II the snow will permit
walking. / rounded up what cattle
could lind Friday morning, a hard
cooking outfit, fed them hay Friday
md Saturday. | don't think anyone
Use fed but | could not stand IL to
hear them bawl. Today some OF the
hill tops are bare and you can Imagine
what the cattle are doing to those hills.
Mrs. Howard also is very much dis
appointed, in fact, even the children
are looking southwark. Eggs are 2S!
cents per dozen but the hens don't lay.
Butter is - cents per pound but the
cows are all dry. Beef is very low as |
have previously told you. Draft horses
are good price but none in the
country. Hogs are good price but
there will be no feed this year.
Fortunately for the hog there are but
a limited number on hand. Wild game
such as ucks, chickens, black birds,
meadow larks and other wild birds
were driven wild by the storm. Barns
and sheds were full OF wild birds OF
every kind, some taking refuge in
houses. killed three coyotes Friday
with my bull whip.
Friday murning there was ice frozen
two inches thick in yGgJ water pail in
the house. The snow is melting slow
ly and it is cold and disagreeable and
hard on the fuel pile.
Canadian money is hard to get and
there does not seem to be any In the
country.
How are you getting along physical
!y and financially in the Red River
Valley? | suppose Eilkin county Is
pretty dry by this time. One quarter
section In Minnesota is worth whole
10 Canada. | have no con-
idence in Canada's future. Just about
the time crops begin looking good
along comes frost. Aug. 10, every
thing, such as potatoes and garden
truck, was killed by the frost.
II you Til! study this letter and
understand ii correctly you will know
what think about Canada aud | am
n the very best part.
When you meet anyone going to
Canada or thinking Of going to Canada
USt refer them to mo and | will do |
he rest. AN ready for one TO en-
Migrate.
With regards TO all, am,
Yours truly,
II. 2. HOWARD.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
THE TOWN BOARD.

The Board OF Trustees OF the town VI
Ordway met In regular session on W.
18th, 1907. All present except itu''''
r., II. Uerndon and +. E. Hosler.
ON motion and second, the follow
ing bills were allowed.
Minor & North, Atty fees. ....Is QUIZ
Ordway Livery Stable, livery, > oo oo
L. W. Walter, tapping mains E7V'oO
Twin Lakes Reservoir Co. -,
2ycar's assessments .....''''i"'-O
Mr.. Cant was present and made az
Mica ton for water rates for phrI'cs
south Of town, on the Rocky loru
road. The rate established w4s "
per cent increase over the same fa'e
in town.
The Clerk was instructed to notify
the Mo. Pac. Ry. Co, TO confer WIN
the Board OF Trustees and make Tue
necessary arrangements for "Atcf'
The following proposed ordinances
were passed:
Ordinance No. Is, relative to water
works.
Ordinance No. 60, Bornsch-in fran
chse.
An Ordinance was introduced
amending Sec. OF Ordinance No, a.,
relative TO saloon licenses. THIS ordi'
nance raises the license from $500 tC
81, 900 per year.
On motion and second a 90 mill levy
for taxes for the year 1907, was made,
This amount will enable the town tt
establish n building fund Of 4,oO'
We will have q town hall next year
The Street and Alley Committee is
instructed to have the town cleaned
up, under the direction OF the Health
Oniccr. This was proceeded by a pc
titiun from the Ladies' Thursday Al
ternoon Club. Adjourned.
WM. EDGAR, Clerk.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
GAVE HIS MESSAGE VERBATIM
Youths Practical Answer o
court's dignity.

Ssccess Magazine says: II 10 ,.na %
NJ tho late Chauncey snalo,, -,
bears the same relation to New ioIn
"anecdotage" that sidney smith ovus ,.
n London's. that he employed In ms
law os'Ice stunted youth Oh ''
tractable temperament One DAY m,'
sb,fer returned from lunch In i've
" mood and by token Of the Madeira
he had consumed. summoned h','.
into his private Office. Boy nc s''u
carelessly. "go over to the sneci"'
term and SO, what in h they're up
10 there" Tho late Judge Brady was
pres!ding over the trial OF an action
involving many interesting qhesuohS
of substantive law. Hcnc the court
room was empty save for the hu'
gants. their counsel and the necessary
witnesses. Judge Brady's kindness
toward women and children was pro
verbal. and when Billy stood against
the railing Of the iuclosure. his iac.
bar " reaching over tho balustrade
the padge noticed him Immediately
He interrupted the arguns-At o' conh
sci and turned to Billy. We'll. my
lad" he said in suaye. judicial &C
cents. what can do for you?' I'm
from Mr. Shafcr's Office" Eilly re
piled, and he wants to know what II
Il you're up to over here"
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25

A man down in the Arkansas Val
ley this season took off five bushels
OF alfalfa seed to the acre from one
cutting. The sixty bushels Of seed
from twelve acres sold for s5lo. Be-
sides this he harvested 40 tgus of hay
from the other two cuttings, which
sold for S2i0. The total received
from the three cuttings was s62. so an
acre. Allowing $40 an acre for cost OF
handling, he has a clear profit O,
So. 90 an acre, or over 80 percent on
land that is valued at 800 an acre
This beats the sugar beet business
and most all other kinds of farming
in this country, We might say in jus
tihcation of these figures that the
ground was well covered last fall wit,
winter dressing of sheep manur,
from a nearby corral.-Denver Flel,
and Farm.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
Ear Rings Of Arab Women.

The ears Of an Arab baby girl are
pierced in six places on the seventh
day after her birth. When she il two
months Old heavy gold rings are
placed in these holes. and are worn
throughout life. except in periods OF
mourning.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25

How many housewives know that
prunes require absolutely no sweeten.
ing-that IL they are cooked slowly
Tor long time, the sugar from them
that nature provides as a sweetenine
Is developed. In other words they
sweeten themselves, and II cooked
long enough, are covered with a rich
thick syrup. without one grain OF su-
gar being added. The fla vor is also
improved by this method, and the
oftentimes despised prune sauce be.
comes an enjoyable addition To the
table.-Denver Field and Farm.