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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
POULTRY.

chickens now ready. Hatched IN Sickle hatch
er, brooded in heatlass broodaF Strong and
vigorous From zoo egg strain. 500 per dex.
en IL taken at once. J. -. Field, = Patterson
street Barre. 314t6
FOR sALE-White wyandotte eggs for
Matching. Also I Grimms eyaporator, -.
Camp farm. 50. Barre. VT Tel. ss-a Soar
FOR sALE--Blue Andaiuaians exclusively
Get the nest MY stock are brad for layers and
the chow room. Price winning stock, laying
Tho whole year round Exceiiea By n0ne. Pen
beaded By cock Scoring g. Not 2 hen IN pen
scoring less than - np 70 q. Double nstlnx
Fer setting Is foT st0O. walter Beilvtlia,
araniseviiie. vt Phone s-il 2atf
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WANTED

WHEEL WRIGHT WANTED Widow seas
her cottage. rooms and bath. euthnildings
garden yard for poultry and bees. factory
70 q, watarpoweF. Desirable location FOR
wheelwright trade, small manufacturing plant
$1,000 Easy terms Mrs. Ii. d Davis, SOUTH
Newbury. Vt. ao5t4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12

FARM FOR sALH--B miles from williams
town. miles from Gfaniteviile 5 miles from
Chelsea. Farm contsfns 100 acres Cuts hay
Tor 20 or p head of stock, Estimated H0.Q0u
spruce easf 20 get Of, ~ mile g saw niil
nandauce 81 had who'd. Running water az
house ana BARN Good apple orchard Buildings
coed. Price 81 900 or better description.
inquire af the +. B. Cate Real Estate Agony
Barre. VI New England and Peoples
Phone. Diu
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A. ". ALLEN, sunnyside Farm 2a8tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12

The 5over Of the March number Of
the Ladies' World Is q picture of the
actress. Mabel Talliaieuo, drawn from
lite " George + Tohin. formerly 81
Middlebury, who has won success as
portrait painter in New York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12

Netal Yandow Of Essex Junction Is
suffering with blood poisoning ia hs
right hand rs the result ct an injury
SUSTAINED BY catching the hand on a
nail on a door in the barn
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A thick plat Of hair saved Frances
Bennett 81 Orleans from serious injury
the other day Her elder sister was
chopping lee on the sidewalk when the
little girl suddenly bent over and re-.
ceivcd the fun force q the axe blade
on her head, a long seaip wound was
inflicted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12

Joseph Eapan broke his ankle Tuea
day, while 40 work az The John Jones
Slate eompany's quarry north Of Cas-
tleton, stone hitting the bar where
be was 40 work
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REAL EsTATE zoe sALE

FOR sAIE- Beautiful homo IN tho center Of
NiiiiAmatoWA village THIS properly cfnaiate
81 q one and ono hair story house containing
eight rooms, harn, hot and cold water, electric
ignts town water, good large cellar. porch Qn
two aldes Stable Win elk stalls and BOX stall
Plenty ~ room or hay. carriage house and hen
house. One half acre 81 LAM vith apples aud
small fruits Price low and terms very reason
abie. lnauifn 40 once p A. Perry Real ~.
tate Agency Barre Vermont so3tf
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FOR BAIE-New house IN Norihneld, cons
tanning six rooms ana bath. al modern Hart
well located. NilHnli cheap or exchange for
property 50 Barre city. honld prefer place
iast outside. Fuce $500 90 See photo At
oAlce. y. 4. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre.
VT H7tf
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about the State

Colonel Sawyer has acted as modefat
or az 81 annual town meetings ID Hyde
Park
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Fred Dire shot fnll.gown lynx
east 81 Middlebnry village recently
he found The remains At three deer
that bad been killed b. the animal
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HORSE FOR SALE Exceptionally good
driver Phone t25-2 esou
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12

FOR sAIE-Horses, tenements t. rent and
au&d
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A daughter recently born 10 Mr. and
Mrs John fiske 81 Rutland IS the
thirtythird living grandehild Of Mr. and
Mrs J. z. Ranger Of the same place
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FARM FOR sAAE-~F0ur Thousand sugar
trees half million feet az nice spruce, cuts
thirty tons Of hay, buildings fais VIII sell
lum Der separately. Located seven miles from
railroad Inquire Of G. Z, Wood, Barre. 2qotf
FOR sALE~-CottaQe house on the French
estate seven rooms and bath, all hniahed in
yellow birch Hardwood floors IN every room.
Furnace Feat electric lights. gas. SCI tubs.
Good cemented cellar Piazza On two sides Of
house Price very low, For particulars call az
% Franklin street o. phone asa loltf
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GET BUSY Here Is your chaueei 40 acre
farm and wood iot. No buildings but some
good tilizge and pasturage when We viii give
free to purchaser o. wood lot. Consists Df ang
ar buAh % 1880 naples some growing sort
wood. VIII sell for less than SL00 per maple
trse. About elgdf miles from Barre, nice
grade. d. a. Perry Real Estate Agency
hare. W. &7tf
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Mr. and Mrs Chester q FoQg eele-
brated their golden wedding March K,
at their home III White River Junction
Nh Foeg was born in Bridgewater
May 2, 1884. and Mrs, Tagg formerly
Miss Roxanna Blasdel. was born ia
East Barnard. March 5, 1885 They were
married in Woodstock and the only
living witness Of the ceremony. Airs
Lucy Fogg, sisterin.law, was present
at this anniversary For forty years
Mr. and Mrs Eogg resided en- q farm
IN Wsite River Junction, buying q
house n the village ia 1906 They
have two sons
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FOR SkLE-Ncw 8 room house, Hil hnishea
Ia good shape, hard woud floors Extra io
making nice garden nf room for another house.
A bargain at SiG50O0 Must be sold before
April lat Inquire Of the ID. A. Perry keal Is.
tate Agency. Barre, W. .esu
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FOR SALF-~ehow cases. nne counter eAees
including counters and three silent salesman
cases, al 10 nrst class condition. Cali at g No
Main s. and fet particulars. z1if
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FOR SALE OR EKGHANGE~At0n shed
pfoperty,a goVd travelling derrick, an come
pfessur, polishing mill IN fact everything
ready 10 ran 70 % a. men. What hafe you to
oifer1 or We may rent For particulars. adj
uress Straight Shed. Times Office .qitiz
FOR sALE-ln flainfeld village. on Cream-
cry street = double tenement house 81 -
rooms. with barn ana acres 0f land Known
a. the Ira hatchcider place. Wheeler ,. Batch.
elder. Adm. mar
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President Iohn NJ Thomas a sending
oBt letter 10 tie alumni 81 Middle
bury college appealing for $4,000 TO
build q gymnasium He saws he wishes to
install an instructor in physical edu-
cation 81 the EARLIEST possible moment
believing that every student should BE-
required 20 take physical exercise un-
der skilled direction
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WANTEn--A position by clerk experienced
II dry goods drug and grocery lines. Speaks
Enelish Italian and French Address =. a..
Times once. 2setf
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
Liverpool Report.

Liverpool, March 42--The disap'
pointing American cables yesterday
were Offset by The sharp advance ir
Buenos Ayres future and values al
the opening were 8 to 12 higher
Following the opening, prices further
advanced IA to So with the principa
strength in May in which shorts COW
cree freely.
Argentine offerings of cargoes were
light and there was a generally good
demand for all cargoes which were
held a. 3 to pence advance.
Cash markets W re very firm, and
particularly Manitoba No / BEING ! II
higher. Bradstreets showed small ex-
ports from America this week, and the
latest reports state that heavy storms
have occurred in the south of Russia,
and very cold weather prevails. There
is a generally hardening ter AeLcy with
a better demand for foreign wheat,
both from the United Kingdom and the
continent. At the close the market was
very firm and SIS to rs higher than
yesterday. Corn was quiet at the start
and unchanged. Later there was an
advance of " on reports of unfavor-
able whether in Argentine for the ma
turing of the cror Broomhall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
MOORHEAD AGAIN
wins IN DEBATE
JUDGES GAVE UNANIMOUS DE-
cIsIoN FOR LOCAL REPREsEN-
TATlvEs LAST EvENlNG-THls
WINNING PUTS MooRHEAp IN
SEMI FINALS.

The judges ir- the league debate,
last night, between the high schools of
Staples and Moorhead, representing
respectively the Seven i and Ninth
districts, decided unanimously in IA
Yor OF the local debaters, Lois Dart,
James Sharp and Reuel viii, who dis
cussed, for the fourth time, the mega
tive of the question: Shall Minnesota
Adopt the Initiative and Referendum ?
Naturally the local orators were we'll
fortified with experience, but they also
disclosed that they have been kept in
training and the rough spots noted in
the earlier contests have been smooth
ed down. The victory last night means
that Moorhead can now participate In
the semi finals which are sure to be a
test for the reason that the locals are
very likely to be called upon to take
the ether side (affirmative) when
they have not handled yet However,
they have given 1t careful study and
those who have heard them in private
rehearsals say there are no grounds
for fears
Staples was we'll represented by
two young ladies and one young man
who put up a fairly good argument,
but there was an inclination to BELT
Ting towards the opposing forces, and
in that there is no argument. In
battle Of this kind 1T is argument which
counts.
The Judges were ]. L. Parsons OF
Fergus Falls, President HiIlyer of the
normal school at Mayville, and Super
intendent Tonning of the public
schools at Wilmar. The audience was
large and absolutely fair to both sides.
The participants in the debate were
socially entertained. by Miss Margaret
Newton at her home where the guests
of course had a most delightful time
and no one will shout louder than the
Stapleites. If Moorhead wins the cup
in the grand finale at tn University of
Minnesota, where the deciding contest
will be held
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
Moorhead Church Services.

Swedish Lutheran bethesda church
High mass and sermon, 10: 80 a. m.
SUNDAY school and Bible class, j" u
p. m; evening service at 3 o'clock
The pastor will conduct services al
Comstock and wolverton the frst
Sunday of each month.
Trinity Lutheran-Services 1880 a.
M, in Norwegian; Sunday hool II
1918. In the evening at 1880. English
services. Glyndon is served the second
Sunday in the month. Rev. John
Peterson, pastor, &c.,. ..r
First Notwithstanding SER
vice, 1890: Sunday school, ~ m. !;
Junior Christian Endeavcr. $3.50 p. m. /.
Senior Christian Endeavor $50; eve
ming service, 1880. The services. UNI
I'll further notice, will be conducted by
Rev. c. A. Billig Of INC; rolls.
st. Joseph's Catholic-Low mass. 8
a. m; catechism. 2:3O p. M: vespers.
conference and benediction, 1880 p. m.
Swedish Mission church-Preaching
services will be held each alternate
Sunday In the Swedish Mission:
church by Rev j. Sandell on Second
avenue south. between Ninth and
Tenth street south.
st. Johns Episcopal church-The
church being temporarily without a
pastor there will be no service5 held
until further notice.
Grace Methodist church-Morning
service at 1880. followed by a session
OF the Sunday school: evening service
at 1870 o'clock; Epwo1 III Leag at
Z p. m.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY
Wheat Firmsr.

Minneapolis, March 12.-Wheat was
frmer today and while the volume Of
trade was light the lldertone wa"
strong suggesting the elimination OF
ali weak long accounts and the con-
fdence of the bulls in their position
The general run Of news was encour-
aging to holders. The damage area
in winter wheat is enlarging, the cash
wheat outlook both domestic and fore
ign is improving and the technical
position in the pit in excellent shape
for sharp advance on any suggestive
buying.
Rain is badly needed over the south
west Complaints are coming from
Texas and Oklahoma and the forecast
is for far weather Failure Of rain to
rnaterialize over Sunday should mean
an accumulation Of buying orders In
the market for Monday We still be-
lieve the situation forms a position in
the long side of the market and advise
purchases on all easy spots.-Chas. E..
Lewis e. Co
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Sure way TO cure It? Undoubtedly
way that Is as simple as it is per.
Eect; a wsy that removes the CAUSE
then there's no reason for the pair
and no pain or soreness. How? ASH
the hundreds who, hay saken Chiro.
practic Adjustments. had. the spine pi1
to rights, they can tell you of the
ONLY way
Chtropracttc adjustments stop pinch.
Ing o. the nerves that pass through the
spine and between the vertebra. These
pinched nerves are swhat cause disease;
they fail to keep the engine running
smoothly and things get out of order;
The Chiropractor stops all this. RE.
MOVES THE CAUSE OF DISEASE
and nature, freed OF the hampering
pinched nerves, makes a cure
DIR. Newsalt urges all who wish his
services to come to Fargo and stay
here till health lie restored. At this
time of year farmers and others who
live in the country can spare the time
TO do so and results will be found much
more satisfactory. During the winter
months DR. Newsalt is at his offices In
tina Savings g. Loan all the time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Atty. and Mrs. G. r. Chaplin have re-
turned from Fergus Falls where Mrs
Chaplin has been visiting her parents
for a while
Justice Malloy quickly disposed 9f
two cases of drunkenness in the police
court this morning.
The youth who was arrested by
Acting Chief Erickson a few days age
and who answered the description
sent out by an industrial institution
II Iowa has been set free as the Iowa
authorities took little notice of the ad
vices sent by the local police=-ths- ~
seemed to fear the cost of having Linn
returned.
d J. B. Lowthian and family will
leave for their new home on the coast
next Tuesday.
In connection with the league de-
bate, last night, ii has leaked out that
the Staples team has been coached by
Miss Hanson, a graduate of the nor
NAL, whose home is at Ada, in the
midst Of popufstic environments. Her
father, Louis Hanson wac leader In
the Farmers Alliance and Populist
movement. The Staples team spoke
for the initiative and referendum
At the meeting of the A. @. u. w.
Monday night, the special committee
on the erection OF the proposed Work
men temple will present a report on
the financing Of the enterprise and
VIII submit suggestions on the design
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
MORE BROS,
Strange Game for Jersey Dog.
FARG o ana WIMBLEDON, N. ID.


New York Evening Sun: We once
heard of a parlor cat in Summit, N. j.,
with a yearning for the chaste green
covers of The Outlook The knowing
little animal would nibble at the sue
culent leaves as if so much catnip. at
tanning therefrom precisely that fusion
of frenzy and solemn joy sometimes
technically described as feeding a
bun" There was also a Welsh terrier
puppy-in a town which we shall re-
fuse to name-who secretly fed his
soul upon the Book of Common PRAYER.
to the scandal of his nonconformist
race and the no small devastation of
the volume But all these scattered
instances are overshadowed by the ex-
traordinary case of the yellow dog OF
paradise.
This singular inhabitant of the most
uplifted community of Jersey is report
ed to have subsisted for several DAYS
upon nibbles from the legs of church
sections. He seemed perfectly gentle
until one day the sexton of the Protes-
tant Episcopal church strolled by. Then
he whirled down upon his victim and
extracted his meal from the sections
calf The janitor OF a Congregational
church furnished the next days break
fast and a Presbyterian sexton was
called upon for dinner. And so Ii went,
until finally the owner OF the dog decid-
ed to place the animal under restraint.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
SHRINKING WASHING MATERIAL

When making UP washing material
II LIS. important to shrink the goods b
fore cutting, All such materials :
luck, madras, linen and cheviot shriu
vi inch in. a yard the first time tlt
re washed, and it is quite possible tn;
very time they are washed subs
Aently they will continue the shrink
y process to some extent An expcr
ressmaker recommends a simple an
Atisfactory way of shrinking wash
zig goods, Fill a bathtub." she sayF
one-quarter full of clear water. Fol
ne material in a clean towel, to PR.
ent dust settling on it; place it in til
alter and let it remain there all da.
nd overnight. Then hong it up drip
ing wet to dry IL will take a Ion
ime to dry, but it will dry in time an,
~ smooth enough to make up withou
"oning. When the dress or blouse 4
'mpleted dampen and press"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
Moorhead Department

and plan Of the contemplated s.-uo-
ture
w. J Van vlfet, the travelling aeen,
nicely recovering from an attack of
rhleumatism-he was out with his us-
ual footwear today.
The main body of Ice IN the river
at the north bridge has broken ~
considerably and reports from M river
points say that Ice for long stretches
Is on the move.
II. Hendrickson of Comstock ana +
r Faautch OF Breckenridge were
among the visitors.
Byrons Troubadours are booked 10
appear at the normal auditorium NEXT
Wednesday. 80
Engineers Fitzgerald, Dermier and
~. .. and w j. Eastman OF Dilworth
nave been transferred on their own.
request to the division of the Northern
Pacific of which Seattle is headouart-
ers and they left for that point q dav
or two ago. 80
Mr.. and Mrs Henry w. Marks Of
Grand Forks are visiting in the CITY.
Professor Quigley formerly of the
ACW aOI the state UNIVERSITY
VIII deliver one of the principal adj
dresses at an educational meeting at
Brainerd next month.
Superintendent Edwards Of the
publics schools today said that the
nigh school debating team, from now
on, would take the negative side OF
the initiative and referendum as that
was the honest convictions Of each
OF the debaters. and it would be sui
cldal for them to change now. Furth-
en-, Mr. Edwards says he interprets the
rules to mean that change will not
be necessary.
L. !. Grina heads the village board
Of Fulton.
a correspondent of The Glyndon News
writing from Herman. Fresno county.
Cal, refers to Prof e, E. Kaufman.
formerly of the A. c. at Fargo, and
says he is doing work of an inter
esting character in a DEVELOPMENT and
experimental way on quarter section
near herman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
More Bros.
Largest Assortment Of Automobiles
carried by ONE firm I'm che Northwest

Model Forty" Four-cyltnder, 8 or
Model aS Forty Four-cylinder, Tor 80
MP Pfs0 FIFTY" PGffE siz.cyiinder. pass 80
NODE ODE sixty" slx-cylinder, I pass -
cngcF, price .....,.............6 5000
Territory. North and South OAK. and
Montana.
WHITE
Model &c A." Four-cyllnder, 5
pass gasoline car .......,..... so, GOO
Model "a. a." Four-cylinder gaso-
line car. Torpedo body, price. 2, $50
Model 30. OBS passenger, steam
MS sdsi RS M NJ passenger steam ~
Territory South half Of North Dakota,
wBsTCoTT.
The Westcott Motor Car Co. man
ufacture only one model In a.
pneumatic tire. 1t Is 40 H p,
5 passenger touring car, fully
equipped with top, wind shield,
gas tank, speedometer, ETC.,
s6 FITS TIRE MODELS:
Model A. No. /. 2 passenger, price s 740
Model b, No. 8, 9 passenger, price go
Model b, No 8, passenger, price 760
Territory Montana and North Dakota.
CONTINENTAL.
Model ''35'' Four-cylinder, 5 pass.
tour car, price ............... 81, 400
Motor 4ssx4k ms wheel base IiS ms
tires "a ins.
Territory, Montana, North Dakota, and
North Half of South Dakota.
AIR COOLED MODELS:
J1-22 to % n. 2. 8 pass road
$50 T. gi p, pass. touring. car, -
WATER t1Ss COOLED MODELS. --'
K-1-S0 H. p, pass roadster,
K-2Iso H. p, 5 pass. touring car, =.
Territory. Montana and North Dakota.
LAMBERT.
THE FRICTION DRIVE CAR:
Model lips H. p. 8 pass. road
Model 2l-28 II. P, pass sur. o
MODEL 5B85 H. p, pass tour tour -
M las '8 8s-85 ii. p, pass tour 20
Mo ds ~ 40 H. P, s; pass. tour =
All models use four-cyllnder motors.
Territory, North Dakota and Eastern
Montana
DAKOTA
The Dakota is a car, made special i,
ly for our trade. 1t will use 80
inch wheels all around, solid
tires. is H. p, water cooled mo-
tor. passenger ............$ 6I5
Three passenger ...............-. hSa
Four passenger ............... I'D
We can furnish pneumatic tire wheels
for this car at an additional cost OF $35.
Territory. Montana, North and South
Dakota. s.
DEMOT.
One model only, two cylinder road
ster, 2 passenger, 10 III. p, water
cooled so inch wheel base so
inch wheels Equipment In
cludes Reamy Magnetic. price s. $50
Territory, Montana, North and South
Dakota.
Our line of automobiles for 1910 rep
resent cars that possess the greatest
values in their respective classes 1t IA
impossible to satisfy everybody with one
aode or make of car. We have cars
hat range in price from $3.50 to SO, 900.
We have cars to suit all classes We
IN give the buyer a larger assortment
han he can get from any one concern
II the northwest. We want good. live
gents in every locality. Address all
applications for agencies to Wimbledon
We are also general agents for Hart
Parr' Engines, Robinson Separators and
Ruth Feeders for the South Half OF
North naknta and part Nf Eastern
Montana.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
TO PRESERVE THE TEEru

Five minutes attention to the teeth
every day will do much toward prA-
serving them.
They should be thoroughly brushed
night and morning with precipitated
chalk, both inside and out, and the
orush should be used with an-up and
down movement. When possible the
mouth should be rinsed out after every
meal.
Don't use too hard a toothbrush. One
with moderately hard bi1stles and not
too many of them is the best. Once
the bristles begin to fall out the brush
should be thrown away When not in
use the toothbrush should stand on end
with the bristles uppermost.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
ON SELECTING NEAT.

In purchasing beef take notice OF the
color. The lean will be bright red,
fiecked with spots of clear white fat
and suet firm and white. II the fat be
yellow don't buy the meat. You may
be sure 1t is stale. Veal should be fat,
fine grained and white. IT too large 1t
will be tough. unnalatable and un-
healthy. In selecting mutton seek
small bones. short legs, plump. fine
grained meat. and be sure that the lean
II dark colored--not light and bright
red like beef The fat should be white
and clear. u
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
EGG OUTLETS.

Three hard boiled eggs, one raw egg
three tablespoonfuls each of bread
crumbs and grated cheese. a small hall
teaspoonful Of curry powder cayenne
and salt to taste. breadcrumbs. ege
and fat for frying. Out the egg int
small pieces, add to the crumbs. cheese
and curry powder and flavor to TASTE
with cayenne and salt MIX with. !
raw egg and shape like mutton outlets
Dip IN egg and then in breadcrunnb
and fry In boiling fat Drain ON pane
parsley