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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13
A Savings Bank Which
Never Lost a Dollar on
n Poor Note

The Vergcnnes Enterprise
x Nermonter thinks that the
good luck the HYDE Park Saw
ings Bank has had in placing
It's loans is due to the policies
of this Bank in investing It's
money at home. Ii saws:
The LAmoiiie Couaiy ssviax. BAuk AID
TrHs; Company 81 witch Carroll :. Page Is
president psssfd tho mtIii5a Collar marx in
it, assets Jaiy .. Tat. baak has rever les,
dollar on Pocr note aud makes al It's In.
vssinents in Vermont. Tais fact may be orc
q she secrets Of success q this aaAueial la
siiatton. Il has becn a8tgc.a 81 r. that
vcTy;ktag shAt ex-governor + ge j. later
ested IA - suecesstui.
Commencing January 1908
this Bank will pay four per
cent compounded scmi.an-
nually on all deposits large
and small alike; will pay taxes
on all sums up to $4,000, and
viii issue pass-books with no
limits as 10 times OF with
drawal or other restrictions or
limitations save those common
to all Vermont Savings Banks.
Deposits made on or before
Feb 18th will draw interest
from Jan. lst, those after Feb
18th from Apr. lst..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

A tickling Coagh. from auY rAus~. IS qgickiy
ssepp~d bY ur. Snuopts GeuEh Care. ABd t.
- 80 ID 9rup sGty harmless aud AAf that DR.
Sheop till. mo hrs ever Ehers 10 stVe II
without hesitation. even 10 Eery yo1nz babes
The - no 5ea0tae gee a leaves and tsnder stems
Ct = lanE- healing mou nt&tnoGs shrae fnFntsh
the curative pruEeH9itA 50 Dr. Shops Consh
Core. Il cAlus The coaEh, and heals she sore
aud sensitive bronchial embraces. Ne
opium, no chiofcf3rn. nothing harsh used 10
Ia iaFe or suppress simply . rcsinoas plant
x .ract. that helps 10 cal ach3rE lanEs- The
spAnsards cal this shrnh shicn the Doctor
sass TIE sacred Herb" Always demand DIR.
- oops Cough Cure. k1nrcs's Pharmacy.
barton J. AIDING, p. ID. Pierce. Barton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

Farmers should make i. point to
attend the annual sugar makers and
dairy mems meetings. These are
great helps 10 the farming interests.
Aud "a q free suggestion to the or
gauiz atoms, why don't they have the
speeches and discussions put into
form and sent 10 the state pressf
Probably every paper in the state
would be glad to print from time TO
time extracts and helps gathered
from the speeches cte. at the conven-
ton, I'VE know one paper that would
a.fast.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

There are few subscribers TO the
MONITOR VINO better read the follow
ing and pay up or the day will come
vs. hen they will receive no paper.
Here is a recent postal ruling:
Here after publishers OF weekly
newspapers cannot carry subscribers
la arrears more than one year, semi
weeklies more than nine months, tri-
we, kiies J. niger than six months, aud
aailies logger than three months.
For each vocation of this regulation,
Publishers will be fined one cent Tor
each four ounces.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

Eov the question is. IL Frank
Flumley going TO run for Congress,
or viii he win in a walk9-SE. Adams
Messenger.
There is no question about his
running" but when he walks TO
Congress against Hsskins IL will be
later than 1905. Haskius Is of the
'tried and true" variety and the
farmers well know he is one of tho
most substantial friends Vermont has
had In Congress for many terms.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13
STATE NE VS..


r. l. Davi. Succeeds C 60 Aiken.
Gov. F. ID. Proctor "Wednesday ap-
pointed F. L. Davis of Pomfret,
member of the state board of agrl
culture, to succeed George Aiken, OF
Woodstock, who resigns to make an
extended trip to South Africa.
The Mahan Trial
The Mahan murder trial In Benin
ington county is being tried. Il will
be remembered that Mahan Is alleged
to have killed his little niece. The
defense il trying TO prove that Ma
han Is not responsible because OF his
unieveloped aud unbalanced mind
Expert testimony Is being heard.
Boy Sent to Industrial School for Stealing
In Addison county court the case OF
State Va. Henry Grove, OF Bridport, a
lad is years old, was considered last
week. Judge W. w. Miles sentenced
him to the state industrial school al
Vergennes until December 10, 1910
He was charged with petty thcfts
October - and November 4 last, the
evidence indicating that he took
small quantities OF liquor and cigars
and foreign Eve cent piece.
Date of c. A. r. Eneampnent.
At a conference held in Montpelier
Tuesday evening between Col. A. G.
Brown, department commander OF
the g. 4. r., and Mrs. Kate Lee, OF
Wells River, state president of the
Woman's Relief Corps, Il was decided
to hold the G.. A. r, deparsmsn- en-.
campment and state meeting of the
woman's Relief Corps, at Montpelier
Wednesday and Thursday, February
20 and - :. Decision as TO dates had
been deferred in the hope OF he.r ring
from Commanderin -Cnief Burton, OF
Kansas City, that be would be able to
be present. 1t was deemed bes. to
wait no longer, however.
VIII Visit Coventry and Lyndon
Beginning January 81 the state
board of agriculture win hold meet
ings each week, continuing for five
weeks. The first meeting will be at
North Ferrisburg, Tuesday, January
81. The three subsequent evenings
of that week the meetings will be held
| at Mendon. Peru and Shrewsbury
| These towns will also be visited 10 the
order named: Georgia, Richford. Cow
entry. Lyndon, Morrisvi 10, East
Hardwick, Barnard, Hartford, LONDON
derry, Townshend. Brattleboro, West
ainster, Waterbury. Z ~ Montpe Ter,
Randolph and South Royalton. Il is
probable that at the close of this
series dates for a sixth week viii be
arranged.
Special Term in ST. Js' asbary Feb
/ ruary IL.
The trial calendar for the January
term of supreme court, which is To
convene ut Montpelier Tuesday, lan-
nary 18th, has been Issued. Il con-
tains IA cases for hearing which are
divided into term OF three weeks.
The assignments Tor the first veek are
from Windhsm, Rutland, and Orleans
counties: for the second week, Frank
lin. Grand Isle. LamoiIie. and Chit
tenden countless for the third week
Addison, Caledonia, Windsor and
Washington counties. At the special
term to be held al ST. Johnsbury, Feb.
ruary 18th. three cases from, Gale
conia, six from Essex, and two from
Orleans county viii be heard. Three
cases are also assigned for hearing In
Rutland next November and one Ii
Brattleboro.
Deposits Gain under Ns~ Law.
The annual report OF Bank Com.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

II every business man in Vermont
were as thorough believer in and
practicer of the use OF printers
ink as Is C. S. Page of Hyde Park
old VeIm mont would tie the most
famous and Influential state OF the
Union. MIR. Page has made Hyde
rark known tire world over where
there IL eaiiskin 10 sell or a scrap Of
leather TO be used, and likewise has
Mr. Page made tie Lamoii!e County
Eayings Bank and Trust Co known
the state over wherever there is a
dollar TO deposit. 4 few months ago
hr Page began a thorough and
Judioious advertising campaign in
every paper in Vermont and the
result is a gain OF s235, goo In deposits
in the past six months. And there is
NO nee talking, people do feel eater
when they know their money is all
Invested In Vermont. Other banks
may do this but they DON'T tell the
people so. Page does.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

Two terrible examples of. the re-
suits of drink are locally and torciably
brought 10 the attention OF our citi-
gems. The tragedy near South Bar
ION and the man in Greensboro who
froze his feet and then cooked them
fn an oven because OF the benumbed
condition OF his brain from the use of
liquor are iwo-awful examples. Two
terrible but practical temperance
lessons. Yet on every hand we see
young men ard old men dabble in the
stuff. claiming they "can stop at any
time Why will men play with the
damnab.e stnffe There is nothing TO
be gain, d and all to be lost.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13
VALUE OF RIGHT BREATHING.
Health Comes from Knowing
How and What To Brs athe.

Dust laden with the germs OF con-
sumption or other disease Is inhaled
By all who use the streets, but disease
10 not developed unless ths germs find
conditions suitable for their io6gment
and growth.
With people having ratarrh there Il
an ideal culture medium for these
germs, rs the irritated membrane
and weakened tissues is a hot bed
where germs must thrive aud multiply
until they are numerous and active.
IL you have catarrh, you should use
tbs easiest. simplest and quickest
cure tho direct method of HyomeI,
whose wonderful indicated air Is
taken in with the air you breathe,
tirsctiy following ard destroying all
germs that have been inhaled, repair
Ing any damage they may have
worked and 50 healing and vita.izIng
the tissues as 10 rsnder catsrrh and
germ Infection no longer possible.
The unusual way In which Hyomei
Is sold should dispel al doubt as
20 its curative properties, for Fred
ID. Pierce offers 10 refund the price to
anyone whom IL failsao benefit. You
do not risk cent Ia testing the heal
ing virtues Of this breath OF life. for
with every 81 90 outfit Fred ID. Pierce
gives guarantee to relieve catarrh
or money refunded.
Sold and guaranteed In Barton
Landing by F. J. Kinney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

A hign authority in surgery pre-
dies nat Ii will soon be possible to
substitute healthy organs for tbs dis
q sed s,arls OF the human body. IL
appears likely, therefore, that in q
e.. se r. when q lung or leg gives
rnt. =. that will be required will be
e. turn into repair shop for few
weeks and have new part fitted,
Ia. q n.w tire to an auto. liz puzzles
r-a little TO figure where the .'re-
p-irs- are coming from-she raw
mssarial" Who has any healthy
liver ur ishts 10 spares But then,
science will probably attend TO that
llsls detail. growing the needed parts
BY artificial means.--Randolph Her
aid.
Deserved Praise--and Confession
Va -. on our hat TO the bravery
a. Ser n George r. Winch OF McIn-
a..ssua ms posse, who entered the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13
] Chance flr Boys 10 X.ks q DOIlar.

We want all tho bones We can get.
Can use heads. hoofs, horne anything
10 the line of bones-it only dry. We
win pay soc per hr ndred pounds for
thoroughly dry bone-we can paw even
more II strictly clean, hard, fresh, dry
boiled butchers bones-and payfreighis
from your station IL shipped in lots Of
200 pounds or more. May be shipped
In barrels or cheap sacks.-C. SPAoE
Hyde Park, VI.
t5lf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

A gain OF $40 depositors nd s. 81, :
as 80 In deposits in the states saw
ings banks and trust companies the
past year speaks sell for the new
savings bank law and incidentally in
dicates no real hard tines.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13
STATE o, onIo crrv OF rolnpo.
Lrrss Cerxu.

Lrcss CorSrx.
Frans J. rs ney makes oath that he is sen
tor paTtE Of the arua OF y. !. Cheney 4 o.
d tns bnsibsss IN the city o. Toledo. Count :
aus stale Atofs said and that said g. n wtfi
pay a. sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor zach zue svery case at CAtarth thai cAn-
Rot bu cared by the use Of Halls Uasarrn
Car.
FRANK ]. CHENEY
SwoFa 10 aefors ms ktd subscribed IN ny
ptssvner. thtA cab d4y Of Dccembsf. a. II. tsss.
A ", GLEASON.
SoTeEV PuN4ac
Hall'sCztarrh Cure i taken internally aes-
ing directly upon the blood aud mucous sur
faces OF The system. Price &c. per bottle
Eafa nY al Druggists.
Take IA - Family Pills Tor Esttpassou.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13
VICINITY ITEMS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
District Meeting Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
The regular semi annual meeting OF
the fret, second and fifth districts OF
Vermont, Junior Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics, will be held a. Wheel
ock on Wednesday, Jan. Is, afternoon
and evening. The afternoon session
will commence at 900 O'Clock and will
be open 10 the public. Interesting
speakers and suitable music will be
furnished and all are cordially invited
Amputasion Not Necessary.
The condition of Ezra Mercier of
Greensboro, who was taken 10 the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington
recently, having been found with his
feet apparently frozen in the oven OF
a stove, is very comfortable and the
amputation of the feet will not be nee
essary. MERCER lett the hone OF his
employer, j. b. Lumsden, December %
to go to the home of neighbor. He
did not return that night and did not
appear for work Monday morning.
Monday noon two of the choppers
went into an unoccupied house TO eat
their dinner. There they found Mer-
cier with bis feet in the oven of an old
cook stove in which he had a fire. be
seemed to be in dazed condition and
his feet were apparently frozen.
St. John,bury Village Meeting
AZ the annual village meeting In St.
Johnsbury the following officers were
elected: President, i F. Stone, clerk,
p. +. May treasurer. H. W. Blodgett;
collector, G. r. Crosby; trustees, DAN
lei T. Gilman, Frank 4. Scott, George
\ Burbank; auditors, r. C. Mayo, ].
F Paffer, L. z. Baker. Five hundred
and tifty dollars was appropriated for
open air band concerts. The total APP
preparations In all departments voted
for coming year were ssf, 40. The
| fiEst official act of the new board of
trustees was the appointment Of an
entirely new police force. A. FL.
Noyes, who was chief In 1906 and
dropped by the board last year, is re-
instated as chief of police and Horace
Goss has also been appointed police
man. Mr.. Gilman Is the only member
of the board OF trustees that served
In 1907.
Il
North Troy Village Meeting.
The animal North Troy village
meeting was pulled OF at the Currier
hose house, Tuesday evening. on
GERS we're elected as follows: Modera-
tor, ]. |. Lewis; clerk. C. II. EIkins;
trustees. j. l.. Mason, c. G. Wheeler,
W. Il. Daley. F. S. EiEins, @. II.
Woodcocs; water commissioner, e. T
seaver; treasurer, II. II. Lewis; audi
tors, c. o. Fowler b. II Parker, ID. W.
Kelley; collector, w w. Wakefield;
attorne o. s. Annis; Ore
ardens, W. w. Wakefield, ]
L. Mason, w. o. Titus. It was voted
10 raise tax of IS per cent and 10 APP
propriate s75 to Frontier Band sol
open air concerts. Free use OF watel
was voted ths churches. schools ans
the Grand Army post. IL was aIss
voted to pay taxes into the treasnr,
at the usual discount Of per cent.
resolution was adopted expressing
!, the sense OF the meeting that ia,
! trustees should lay down as much nes
sidewalk a. the finances of the villag
would permit.
Weather Record 1907.
r. II. Percival OF Glover sends th
!. MoSrroK the following CAREFUL
compiled local weather record: To
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13
Blankets, Blankets
Blankets

We have the largest line OF
square land stable blankets,
Montana buffalo and plush
robes in town and aving
bought them before the rise,
we can give you very low
prices.
We are ready to show you
any kind of a sleigh, covered
old comfort, Portland, Yer
mont jumper. We have Just
unloaded two carloads.
Harnesses, we have lots of
them. Call and see us.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

We. the uadersssasd. Go her sy agree TO
refuad the Esoaey ca So eeEt bottle o.
Greens's Warranted s3rap ot-T4F 10 1t falls -
cure yoar cosgh or cod. We also gp@r2nEsr
- eeai bottle 20 prcVs satisfactory or
Money Refunded.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

How anxious sonse state papers are
for govcrnorship politics 70 warm up.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

T.rrn.s-wana FAfs sy@srrkx ssvAscE
fl-ss TNaE-
Ia sskiag tof essaxs Of address, aiwags
stale wawFs Year p4srr l. za~ seat
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13
BOSTON & MAINE B. R
Through Train Service.
In effect October !. 1907.

In sde<f orob~r .. 1907.
Trair. Lave B.arox.
MONTH"; AI,-stsfs a u. ss:fa pm
nUTHEC-ftfsts a. N ff1.a. fssss D m
saERHaOOSE-.f "a m ,fIssas fsssf
SEwtsuET-+t SIS ma N ~ On .srfsss a., :,
wsIrs nInI.'.r n, .hLLows r.LLs.
ION. BoLboKE. -FEI~eFIkID AND
Ns. 1e.. -. o., 80 g 'flIsss D N
WELLS RIVER ~ 10 .fszr
ftst1 fui.s .. N.
Co~CogD uA>CgesrFR.~ NJ NASH
aJcr.. LOWELL. AND 40 sToN-.lg:is
Trsias leave HsnTox L.xosxa-
ND~TEEaTe-st1 "a s..rs
orEnks.a,...s- A.s- tissis. 70 us .. m.
sHEKBKDDhz-Tf. .. "A ia * 49, -
sKwroBT--ass. $50 a. o.. rf..is = >;
L,SpoSyILLE. IT JouSsauHY. and
WILL, .tNkk-ifsIs "a. .I.os. fs.sa. e-a
WAITE RIVER jet BFIIoys PALS
GEEE>FIED. MAS. SoKrHtuTTs~
HoLhokk. sfEINGfIELo aaa MN
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CONCORD. MANCHESTER. ~asura ycr.
=: Lowell sad nosroS. MASS
i7ia. :. p. !. = IFS 2 a.
SEwfoAr AL sHEEEEookE-sifs n
WHITE EivEE jet. EEIrows r.rI
YOKE and sFEI>GFIEIp MAS,
fssss . ~ k'ssss p. IA
LYSpO>tILIE. 1T. JOHxsurrv "a
WILLS hltsH-f5tta g. "a. ft.ss o.
CONCORD. MANCHESTER. ~a.ut-A Jet.
y. ~ LOWELL add BOSTON. MASS
and >EW YORK
n % - n.
.D.s.y. DAILY except ssataf. .p.siy sr-
esps ssadky. is.ess oHiy % .srnsi % S.ss.
o. - t3srN on e-ssIc. 20 condur.ar
An ise River Jss- oniy
bstAtisd snforrsftos aaf sfzs-tssiss ~sx
ID J. FLANDERS. a. n HrnT
fs<1- Trsr. 1sv. 0sa- Fsss- A
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

One Of AYERS Pills IT bedtime will cause
zn Increased flow OF bile, and produce J
gentle lzxatiye eTes the day following.
Formula on each BOX. Show IL 20 your
doctor. Hc vrill understand !, glance.
Dose, oae Pill !, bedtime,
- &a9s - sAsz. = AVER c.. Lsxsli. 49, -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13
NOTICE.

Thcss tefirink Ei~rtfieal Wors Sea, please
cal On bAE-u GtaEk. EtectFiciza. - .ah-stz-
.tehs % a. psisce - n. ". EAidwEn, EsrcgstrAl
MAnkEeF. P~t or4rs
TNCsrsas HARrux VILLAGE
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
uef Rotenness himself

everv now and then. / believe lately
that he has sent in a small check. but
the books will show that for months
he pocketed the money himself from
the sale of these articles His son
Frank sells the empty whisky anu
wine barrels. which were formerly re-
turned to the merchants and credit
given to the almshouse for same;
think it was $3.50 for the wine barrels
(each) and about the same amount Tor
the whisky barrels. This little perqul-
site amounted to about $3.50 month
or maybe $40.
''Mr. Schmitz keeps a private stock
Of cows and calves at the almsnouse
and in the farm book will be found
entries in his own handwriting OF the
death of certain cows which never died
at all but were transferred 10 MS
own private stock or sold later on
There was certain old soldier
there named Captain Brewer. who has
since died. Schmitz kept him well sup
piled with liquor all the time, and in
this way was able to get him to sign
receipts for money that he never re-
ceive6 He also charged him up with
the whisky he was supplying the old
man with. under the pretext that 1T
was his own private stock, when as
matter of fact it was the almshouse
whisky that he bottled himself from
poor old captain OF over 5000 of his
pension money by this method
II think 1t was shortly after Mr..
Rogers left his position at the aims
house that went with Frank Schmitz
to see his brother. the mayor The
mayor said to me on that occasion: Is
everything on the square out there at
the almshouse?' / said: AS far as my
department is concerned. YES He. said:
What is your department? / replied:
The examination of bills to see that
they are correct in amount So far as
the goods delivered are concerned.
never see them At this point Frank
Schmitz broke in quickly.
another thing: During the earth
quake times Frank Schmitz hauled
load after load OF supplies of different
kinds from the wharves out to the
alnishcuse, which disappeared from
there. 1 understand they were hauled
away at night by the wagonload-
Exhibit tag-L.- Scatena, President;
Duncan Campbell, vice president;
George Gianinni. secretary: A. p. Gia-
mimi. treasurer; Incorporated $4,000;
established 1879.
IL. Scatena & Co. AT the same old
stand. Branch 321-323 Eleventh ST.,
Oakland 104-106 Washington street.
103-105 Oregon street, San Francisco.
Wholesale fruit and produce General
commission. A special department for
eggs. poultry and game.
"'7-17- 81 SKIS. Pots. 1878 July IT,
For Potatoes ss73. 81 SKIS"
This matter would have been pre-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
SELLS SACKS AND BARRELS

Frank Schmitz has also made it a
practice to sell the grain sacks and
bones. The sacks he would sell to
Italians and the bones in Butchertown.
He kept the money himself. though
heretofore it had been the custom to
turn the money into the city treasury
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

Continued on. Page 81, Column 1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-30
The Only Laxative
Used by Those Who Know

Use them frequently and you'll need
them always-in constantly larger
doses.
But Cascarets cause the bowels to re-
sumo their proper functions. One
never needs them long. This is the
only laxative taken by those who
know.
Cascarets are candy tablets. They are sold
by all druggists, but never in bulk Be sure
to get the genuine. with CCC on every tablet.
The box Is marked like this:
@De0ae1n
The vest-pocket box is 10 cents.
The month-treatment box so cents.
12,000,000 boxes sold annually sls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-30
To Prepare Soup.

No matter how plain and simple a
dinner may be soup adds to it. Poor
soup is often served because too little
attention is paid to it. First of all
there should be good material to start
with. Cold water should always be
'scd where meat is cooked in order to
l't't rn. &c juice. Salt must never be
,ncd until the soup is done. Soup
should simmer on the back of the
stove instead of boiling rapidly When
the meat is we'll cooked, strain add
salt and set in cold place Skim off
I'll grease from the surface the next
lay and the stock is ready for use
Clear soups are never considered as
Wholesome as others. There are q
great variety of vegetable, meat and
rcam soups which are appctizing
'rcam of tomato, celery and aspara
gus, are particularly good.
|. soup kettle where every bone or
scrap of meat left over is thrown is
cOn$idcre! very essential in many
households especially where soup is
served every day. One or two table
spoonfuls of cold rice is an addition to
any ordinary soup. especially chicken
or mutton broth. Be careful that the
soup is never greasy. If the stock
stands over night all bits Of grease can
be removed. A cupful of tomatoes fla
vorS a soup made Of stock. In making
good soup bay leaves, celery, parsley,
carrots onions, whole cloves and other
herbs or vegetables are excellent for
navOring. Beans and peas make deli
cious soup. An excellent stock for
soup is made by cooking knuckle of
veal and a beef bone in cold water
with six potatoes, five carrots and four
tiny onions on the back of the stove for
a day or longer, then strain and set
away.