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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
Mooers Agency
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Insurance Bonds. Installment Loan
:: Geo. w. Mooers
81 & n. Bangs Blk -. =. s.
Z, Il. Bangs Blk. .

80 IL -
~ Knute Munson, Of Finley, wassthe
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Thor Serum
gard; this week. s.: q
= ~ Rasmus Sorenson was down from
Webster on business the fore part Of
the week 1::. ., =: '1st .iIE &,
81: Mr.. and Mrs Peter Haley, were at
,Crookston for a few days the fore part
of the week. / y; ,..= s;@ ,.
Miss Adele Thompson and Mrs. Her
man Schultz are visiting IN Iowa and
Wisconsin. :s= .Es5. .g{.s p
C.. "A. Wagner. Of Cando, was a bust
ness visitor in this city the fore part
of the week. Fl y. I Sc S.:. .5.ss . .; 81
w. D.: Wentworth and wife were
visiting at Wausau, Wis, the fore part
of this week, 81. ts;5. 4. L.
s s5 Mrs. Geo. p. Tallmadge has as her
guests her sisters, Miss Ruth and Eliz-
=
abeth Lincoln. ~ ...t x.
Tracy Bangs and G. M. Cooley. Of
Grand Forks. were Devils Lake visit.
torssT Tuesday 81
Yrs. q .. Garmic hazel and daughter,
.ofs Cando. have been sitting il Devils
Lake this week .s:s:5.s
hon pros Gritty strikes you, you
are very likely to feel that the world
"a growing better. 81 s I'll.
John ~ rGaher VIII make farm
loans that you can nay ofr any Inter.
est payment date Il: ;':3
lessssrs. II. Morris 81 N. Crazy,
yhus and n ckson, Of
Iadnore. were ii Devils Lake on sbusi;
ness Tuesday !. &.
miss Myrtle Kennel Isl spending
her vacation ID this city from hel
school work Of 81. Bernard's academy
at Grand Forks.
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there and would stand the additional
expense. The young wife did great
deal Of writing and received a number
Of letters. with the contents of which
her husband was not made acquainted.
When the extra month had passed
they all packed their trunks and went
back north.
They arrived in the city in the morn
ing Of Jan. /. Miss Bickford sent her
mother home in carriage, while she
and her husband remained in the bust
ness district, where they breakfasted.
After breakfast the young wife told
her husband that she had a position
for him and would make the final ar
engagements before going home. She
led the way and stopped at the build
ing where he had been employed.
'What does this mean?" asked Bick-
ford.
'Take me to the presidents Office"
'But this is New Years morning.
He will not be here"
II think he will"
Bickford led her to Mr.. Tinkham's
private Office. True enough. the presi-
dent was there, evidently waiting fer
something in mystified condition.
"Mr. Tinkham," said the wife, "you
have been notified, l believe. that the
purchaser of certain block of stock
recently giving the purchaser the con-
troll of this corporation wished to see
you this morning at your Office. l am
that, purchaser. desire to put the
concern in other hands for the ensu-
ing year would like your resigna-
ton"
sand whom do you propose to put
in my placer" cried the astonished
man.
Il shall give 1t as New Years pres
ent to my husband. Mr.. Bickford."
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LOCAL NEWS

Tom Wilson and wife are visiting at
Fargo. 5:.: --4*:;3is2sgs .I.2,.S>s'.s - -.
Miss Theresa Arnold is visiting at
Rugby. h:ss22 : ~ y! j. ~: ..>>>s* =.
Miss Anna Webster is visiting at
Webster. -s.s$s Mi E.$.~5;.eI.. -.,...:.
Miss Mamie Baker is visiting at
Webster. a. ii .sIaas..:.. f. ).
Jim Lake was at Grand Forks for
Christmas. y :: rs. - -. i
Tom Brophy is visiting at Under
wood, N. D.. >- ... I.
P. E. Sandie was here from Lakota
wednesday. - =, -:
Casper Bye was here from Crazy
Wednesday, VI : S. ss =. 49, r. "a.
IS Arthur White spent Christmas at
Park River. - &" ;,.. -, is>&.,s =
Judge coWan. was at cahdo on bust 81
ness this week. - :; : e :, <> :. -,
Il -, ~ ~ T. ~ ~ IT,
W.T. 3. b. Page, Of Leeds. was in Devils
Lake Wednesday. s.s...*..s !. :.
-: Hans Nelson was here from Churchs
Ferry Tuesday: .., :..:s,.
Frank +. Hyland, Devils Laake, for
successful sales. ", !: : .s*. s
NJ. 3. Kayanaugh, Of crary, was in
this city Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Medean Is visiting rela-
lives at Williston. g z = I.:. 7. 4
s. T. H. Woldy was in this city on legal
business Wednesday. n /. q. pr @s@=:
J. r. Roller has been at Cando on
business this week. A. ;8 S&?- 1911: 2
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Wherein They Differ.

~ Her-When a man starts to talk he
never stops to think.
Him-And when woman starts she
never thinks to stop.-Chicago News.
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Facilities LACKING

Facilities Lacking.
Mid polar seas he chose to roam.
= His fate is hard to bear.
He could not send postcard home
- To prove that he was there.
y. .ys:..:-;. :, :, Minneapolis Journal
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Circumstances.

81" ~''' Circumstances:
@What do you think of a girl who
would break her promise?"
IL should have to know what the
promise was" Boston Herald.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
Signs.

A ring around the moon means rain.
As many Of us KNOW
One round the finger of girl
All. that means reign also!
Boston TRANSCRIPT
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The Inevitable.

II knew it had to come"
"How noWT'
'"That show at the town hall tonight
has an Eskimo quartet."-Louisville
Courier-Jourqal.
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CONNER n / ! Il; !
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School of Typewrit-.
ing, Bookkeeping,
Shorthand and Elo-
cution taught by a
thoroughly expert
enced teacher Any
one interested is re-
specially invited to
call. Rooms 2 and 3
over Chas. Turner's
confectionery store
in the newWineman
building on Fourth
street.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31

The Wild Horse Of the Skies.
Through the infinite meadows OF heaven
The comet sweeps by like gale.
The stars are the daisies it trampies.
The planets are burs in its tail.
kansas City Timea
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
A Diplomatic Way.

~. Sven if i'eary had doubted Cook
he needn't LA ve come cut fat and cali
ed him a iiar.''.s ,s i NJ :>..l> 5-' .=5
"HA might have grinned. chncked
kim In the: ribs and said. oh. you Kid
der Kansas City Times. :, .ss s,:s + s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
His Method,

With candied truths and some few lies
My rival praised me to the skies.
] swelled. soared-but. an, the brute
DID not provide parachute!
- j.. = "a. Cleveland Leader.
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The The Frozen !. Utopia.


Oh. take me to the mort pole. e: - G NJ; 4
Where the. mighty glaciers groan. ST.
Where Ice is free and bills for5ceai 81
Are things that are unknown: ss35 EsS}
One suitsot clothes win hast All Eear:
No fashions stir up stIif =
On the frosty spot that caps this sphere
s. You'll find Athe simple life 81 q: NJ.
= shlcago News Z
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31

4 Cried. FL. ~ ii
~ yo.i ylng. Johnny r.
n WIS playing train and ! was
tie engine s' 3
es
II 3 And pa coined In and switched me- I.
Judge
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
Reminded.

;57 hat Id ron think ef this polar
business Y
You senttntlr rel Just aas had ssll.
most succeeded In not thinking about
New Orleans Times Democrat
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31

first half Of the week. and gave the
best 81 satisfactio The Aims are
fine and the song very pleasing :zE
Mrs. Joe Foubert and daughter left
Monda for st. Paul where they win
join Mr. F'oubert and make their future
home. The many friends Of Mr.. and;
Mrs. Foubert in this city will regret TO-
learn Of their dete rminat don leave
Devils Lake. and will wish them sue
cess in their new home =
The Rebekah lodge il this city gave
a very enjoyable dancing party at Odd
Fellows hall ~ onday evening There
was . good attendance the Devils.
Lake orchestra furnis excellent mn
sic, and delectable refre shments left.
nothing 10 detract from the full enjoy
ment Of the evenlne by al present B.
n; d. Mcintosh % this city and
Miss Mabel Colson were married at
Minneapolis Christmas day and have
returned to this city where they are
receiving the cong lations of their
many friends. The tdocto - her stole
4 march Cd his friends ia Devils Lake
hut they are: neverth eless sincere "a
Wishing he and bis estinaable wife
health, happiness and prosper Il;
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nina her. AT last she asked the
fairies to help her.
The fairy queen told the
naughty boy that If he ever said
wicked words again the fairies
would punish him severely. But
II he remembered to speak gently
they would reward him.
For a time he remembered to be
polite to the fairy queen and his
parents, and as he said each nice
word pretty pearl dropped out
of his mouth.
But pretty soon he forgot to be
nice, and said a swear word be-
fore he knew it; when out of his
mouth jumped pinch-bug that
jumped up and pinched his tongue
hard.
After that he soon learned to
mind and say just the nice words.
In fact he was so good that all
the fairies learned to love him,
and they never had to punish him
again by having the pinch-bugs
jump up and pinch his tongue.
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DaiWSborfSforY

notorious liar made good. And
strangely enough, it was after he
was found out that he got in right.
Wilmont-the same being the
name of the liar-was working as
"a bookkeeper in a concern manu-
featuring machinery on a large
scale and the cashier would press
$l4 into his palm shortly before
the whistle blew each Saturday
afternoon.
But Wilmont was a hero about
the office. For he never came to
work in the morning that he didn't
have an exciting tale of personal
adventure or hairbreadth escape of
some sort to narrate.
Then one day Wilmont got a day
off and went down the state to a
little town where the hitching
racks border the court house
square, to be an usher at a we'd
ding. The day following, he did
not show up at the office, but a
letter came from him telling the
particulars about how he was shot
in the foot I'm rescuing some young
woman from thugs, and how it
would probably be a day or two
before he would be able to come
back ~ 90
The office force was greatly ex-
cited. Everybody was sorry, now
that Wilmont was In trouble. Good
I'D scout. Wilmont. they all re-
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A "large outpouring turned
out" as the village paper predict
ed, to see the Lisle Sox do battle
with the Red Heifer Semi-Profes-
SIGNALS, and / came near getting
that home runlbut not quite.
Red Heifer is rather sporty
little village with a tile works
which shut down for the occasion,
most of the Semi-Professionals be-
ing employed in the same when
not semi-professing.
They were all keyed up to wipe
out the sting of last years defeat
by the Isle Sox, and put in .
heartless pitcher. Usually The
home team is supposed to stall 50
as to let the bloomer girls stack
up better, but 1t soon stuck out
all over the Red Heifers that this
game was for blood. III
Well, about the only Lisle Sox
that got as far as first was Kite
Valencia. the Grand Old Lady OF
Baseball. This was because she
always wore her glasses when she
went in to bat, and the pitcher
had to throw wild for fear he
would break them and be sent 70
the penitentiary for II. So she
would get a pass 70 first each
time. At the same time, our fling.
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TELL THE TRUTH
About
CIGARETS

the habit problem of boy himself he
he only be persuaded to up STOP
has been smoking any great length of time and especially he
will be able to quit if he persuaded
stop things necessary First setting good
example and second telling the truth cigarets.
A father who is himself need hardly ez-
pect that either his
ings will have weight.
The TRUTH about eigarets
body and mind coupled with good should be enough
To whip the lad will probably only
secret He should be convinced he smoke
great deal that has been
is all nonsense and buncombe Avoid
be that If tell boy anything will
talking confidence in you reject
all you have said both the true and the false
1t dangerous to present anything but the truth to
BODY BsS Se DDg about cgre makes the charge against
~ s e @--aazz-~sss ze<sAsA&aa1zs !
place. boy opium
gares that there is poison that
pipe Investigations by scientific men show
this There is poison but it the that is found cigars
You might just well beginning there
smoking cgarets were smoked in the way
as cigars and pipes generally are
ons % whG aUes mot nRae the smoke rare
pipes strong that almost impossible
for boy to fall into of inhalng he smokes them
inhaling drawn down into the lungs. The
one This the process by which smokers get tobacco heart
takes short cut to tobacco heart"
worse to inhae pipe or cigar smoke for the
amount of nicotine absorbed greater.
Many fathers knowing nothing about cigae smoking have
expressed deep satisfaction that their cigar
cts while at the they spoke the nhalng
from pipe before their eyes,
Argument from father knowing
far
IL you do not tobacco waste a deal
time in talking against 1t boy
Take him to some level-headed old smoker talk
from experience Naturally his
OF father who does not smoke, mother probably
knows less about it.
Then take the boy to doctor
to him the effect Of tobacco especially
inhaled.
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coLoREo SALADS

White pears, red cherries and
green lettuce made salad pleas
ing to eye and palate.
Pears or apples of fine flavor
make an excellent foundation for
a combination fruit salad.
Fill red tomatoes with white
cooked sweet corn and serve on
green lettuce with yellow mayor
naise.
Boiled cider, lemon juice and or
ange juice may be substituted for
wine in fancy dressings for fruit
salads.
For a fancy salad quickly put
together, pack shrimps In green
pepper cups and serve with yellow
mayonnaise.
Put two slices of red tomato on
a bed of green lettuce, place a
small yellow tomato on each slice
and cover with a dressing made
with whipped cream.
For an all-greea salad, boil
green string beans and serve them
in cucumber boats on a bed of
green lettuce, covered with a
dressing colored with parsley.
For a white medley, use white
meat of chicken, white stalks of
celery, white portions OF hard
boiled eggs, little white onion,
and serve on white inside leaves of
lettuce, garnished with white
cherries and a dressing mixed with
beaten cream.
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BY FRED sCHAEFER.

Ter, Cupid La Loup, had just got
an unhappy letter from home, and
she was sore enough to pitch he"
best article of ball, and she kept
hits scattered we'll enough to keep
the locals from tallying.
The ninth inning arrived, and
I thought it would be about time
for my home run. l dazzled the
hayseed pitcher with a winning
smile, which had the effect of
making him ease one right over
the plate. l connected with II
like a pile-driver and pushed 1t
over to the Borgess. General En-
porium signboard. ! simply flew
round the bases, but had the mis-
fortune when sliding to third 10
spike the Red Heifer captain. He
let out below and tied up the
game for an hour with me holding
his bleeding bean in my lap.
Then the game was called on ac-
count of darkness without ms
fever scoring.
Mr.. Splash said it was all right
lit was not victory so much as
[coin that the Lisle Sox were
after. and the gate percentage hai
been turned over before the fifth
Ginning.
(Continued.)
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DON'T WAIT
Take Advantage of Tacoma Citis
GEMS Experience Before It's
Too Late.

When the back begins to ache,
Don't wait until backache be-
comes chronic;
!, Till serious kidney trouble de-
velops;
! Till urinary troubles destroy
nights rest.
+, Profit by q Tacoma citizens ex-
perience.
F. A. Cummings, 720 s. Fifty
eighth St., Tacoma, Wash, says:
"The exposure I endured during
the Civil War caused my kidneys
to become badly disordered and
after returning home, I was COM
pletely laid up with kidney trou-
BILE. My back ached so severely
that / could not rest we'll and
during the day I was in constant
misery. I could not bend or make
a quick movement without receiv-
ing sharp, knife-like twinges
throughout my body and though I
doctored extensively, I steadily
grew worse. The kidney secretions
plainly denoted that all my suf-
fering arose from disordered kid
neys. When Doan's Kidney Pills
were recommended to me, pro-
cured O box at Malstrom Bros
drug store and on using them I
found immediate relief. l have
since had occasion to take Doan's
Kidney Pills for slight lameness
in my back, caused by overwork
and they have never failed to give
prompt relief. My advice to any
one suffering from Kidney trou.
BILE is to give Doan's Kidney Pills
Il trial"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn CO.. Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name - Doan's
and take no other.
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called. One clerk was so worked up
about it that he sent a telegram
down to a cousin that he remem-
bered he had in the town where
Wilmont was shot, to get more
particulars. "Never heard of any
shooting affair."" came back the
word. Saw Wilmont at a dance
last night and he wasn't lame"
A day or two later Wilmont
came in, limping. But, of course,
everybody was wise. One man
came up to him, sympathetically,
| and asked how it all happened.
Wilmont told story that lacked
not a detail-not even the name of
the doctor who removed the bullet.
The boss was the last one to
hear the story. After Wilmont
had finished the boss looked at
him with a cold mackerel stare.
You're an Internal liar" the boss
announced, "and you know it. You
weren't shot and that limp is all
bluff. I won't have you around
here! Go tothe bookkeeper and
get your wages to the end of the
week and then clear out!"
But the head of the sales de-
partment happened along just
then.
you aren't firing him, are
your" he inquired while Wilmont
was waiting for the cashier to
hand him his money. "What! A
man with an imagination like that
ought to be worth his weight in
gold as salesman. Just let me
try him out" And the boss re-
Tented.
One day the office found itself
short of statesmen Just when there
was a big order hanging fire at
Pittsburg. Wilmont wanted to try
his hand at 1t, and they put him
on the Job on condition that he
should quote no prices, for they
were afraid he might lie and quote
prices below the cost of the raw
material.
Wilmont came back next day
with a 5000 order. How he man
aged to do it without quoting
prices was a puzzle to everybody
in the office. But he explained
that he had just told the man how
silly 1t would be to haggle over
prices when his concern had made
a reputation on always selling the
best goods at the lowest possible
price. I'll guarantee that the
price'll suit" he had said. And 1t
went.
Less than three months later
Wilmont was placed in charge of
the New York office of the con-
Germ, succeeding a man who had
been there for IL or IA years Not
long afterward it was said that he
had tripled the concerns business
in that territory.
II Wilmont had adhered strictly
to the truth, as the old bromidium
recommends, he might In time
have had his weekly salary in
creased from $14 to SIS, and been
intrusted with longer and more
tedious tasks to perform. As 1t Is
he merely draws $4,000 a year
and the firm makes him allow the
use Of his name on their letter.
heads in full-faced black caps.
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Society and Personal

sesta, Woric Leo Sargent ana
Ruth Clark. Fred H. Hosmer ana
Effie Lobby, Eugenio Phone and
Rosie Tignonelli, Charles Ellison
Lynn and Flossie Nell Hockaday.
Miss Agnes Addison entertained
delightfully."- at an Afternoon tea
yesterday in honor of her sister,
Miss Emma Addison, Miss South
worth of New York and Miss Eff
fie White, who is visiting with
Mrs. F. ]. Schug. The afternoon
was enjoyably spent. music being
one of the agreeable parts of the
program and a dainty luncheon
closing the affair late in the after
noon.
One of the most fashionable az
fairs of the season was the coming
out ball given at the Tacoma no.
tel last evening by Senator and
Mrs. Ralph Metcalf to introduce
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Metcalf. Elaborate decorations
had been carried out in the spa
cious hall and late in the evening
supper was served to the assem-
bled guests.
In honor of her sister, Mrs.
Scamen of Wenatchee, who is WIS.,
iting at her home, Mrs. w. H.
Pringle entertained at pleasa ut
$500" party yesterday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of st.
Johns English Lutheran church
will meet next Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. J. Toilet
son, 4O10 North Thirty-sixth
street.
Mrs. G.. o. Hickox is entertain
ing this Afternoon at her home on
Sixth avenue in honor of Mrs.
|Burnee of Minneapolis, who IS
leaving shortly for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.. Stevens have
issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter, Edna
Vivian. to Mr.. Cecil H. Robinson
at Epworth M. E. church, Septem-
Der %.
The marriage of Mrs. Elizabeth
Chase to J. F. Aldrich will take
place September IA at Gil South
Thirty-fourth street. Friends and
relatives of the couple will at
tnpd@
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A wedding in which centers the
interest of many Tacoma friends
of the young couple, is that Of
Miss Florence Baptie. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Baptie of Seattle,
and Mr.. Dewitt M. Evans of this
city, which will be solemnized ct
the home of the brides parents
this evening. Mr.. Evans Is en-
gagged In the practice of law in
this city, being member of the
firm of Comfort & Evans. and the
couple will make their home here.
In honor of Mrs. Arthur Law
of Minneapolis, who is the guest
of her husbands mother, Mrs. A.
E. Law, at the Hotel Bonneville,
Mrs. e. A. Rae will entertain at
a bridge tea at her home on North
Yakima avenue, Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. s. listed are
entertaining as their guests Mrs.
Everett Smith and Miss Smith of
Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss Rose Winkleman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Winkleman,
has left for Bellingham where she
will attend the Normal school.
Miss Winkleman was a member
of the class of 1908k of the Ia
coma High school and will enter
the Junior class of the Belling-
ham school.
Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster, the noted
Washington, d. c., woman who
has delivered several excellent lee
lures in Tacoma during the past
few weeks, will be heard for the
last time tomorrow evening at the
First Congregational church when
she will deliver her lecture
Oriental Religions and Trade
Relations.
Mrs. Simpson Is entertainipe
the Collegiate Allumnae associa.
ton at her home on North Twea-
ty-eighth and Cedar streets this
afternoon.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued from the county auditors Of
fice to the following: Henry d.
schneider and Clara B. Morrison,
Charles Edward Lutts and Alma
'Ihreisa Peterson, Norman w.
Hart and Georgia Marion SmoIlett,
John H. Morris and Marie Bas
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SbeMQR K THkIT
@HvER DonEs@B

A woman whose cotton clothes
never seemed to fade, used a drop
or two of cotton dye in rinsing
water. Another one says: II am
particular that all my colored
clothes have the coloring set with
sugar of lead or salt before wash
ing, but my particular trick is add
ing a little coloring matter such as
is used for candies to the rinsing
water. Just drop or two will
make the materials come out
bright and fresh looking"
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Here are two good green corn
recipes. The southern creamed
corn is prepared in this way:
Score and scrape from six ears
OF corn, add one-half cup crumbs,
one tablespoon melted butter,
one teaspoon sugar, one-half cup
rich milk, one-quarter teaspoon
salt, dash of pepper and one beat
en- egg. Pour in buttered bake
dish, crumb and butter the top,
and bake 20 minutes.