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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-08

the exercises OF the gymnasium and
the field, but her strength was no
match for his. one ray OF safety ap-
pesrsd In the fact that she believed
him ignorant alike of the extent OF his
power or Of the possibilities OF the
situation She wondered what strange
thoughts were going on In that latent
brain over which by the use OF moral
force aud courage she was striving TO
establish domination She rejoicsd To
md that even In the midst OF her anx-
ieties shs could think so clearly about
the situation
Did he know his lesson. she won
dsred- she could only hope II she
only had . weapon. she thought. the
weakness Of ser might be equaliEed.
There vas nothing. Yes. her thought
reverted TO the vomanly pair OF scis-
sors. With trembling hand she drew
them forth and clenchsd the little tool
OF steel tightly. Il vas . poor depend
saee but the best she had And then
she drew quietly back into the re-
osssss OF the cave and sat down lean
ing against the wall. her eyes bright
with dread. anticipation and curiosity.
She watched and waited. resolved II
necessary to remain awake the long
night through.
Outside the man had stood motion.
less . long time after the nnal repulss.
The dusk had not yet melted into dark
out there and he was easily visible
against the sky framed by the opening
az . dim picture. she was hardly
aware Of the intensity with which she
prissd when she saw him at last kneel
down upon the sands. She saw that
the palms OF his hands we're pressed
together In front OF him: that his
head was bowed, that his attitude was
that Of prayer! He was saying scme-
thing she could hear him without
difieuity. She could distinguish no
words In the rude succession Of
sounds that seemed to come from his
lips. but her acute and quickened per
caption seemed to recognize q nearer
smblAncs to articulate speech than
anything she had yet heard from him.
What was he doing! In a nash the
woman realized that the man was
praying. The realization smote her
like . blow. for this woman had long
since put away prayer. In her ph!loso'
ply Of life there was no place for God:
In her scheme OF affairs the Divine
was unimminsnt And yet alone on
sk.s ~ L. ha AarIaaaa Aaanifa
her attempt TO mock away the con-
seiousnsss. she was relieved at that
sight.
The little ritual on the sand ended
with the one word her pupil knew.
Man" he said STRIKING his breast
again and starias upward toward the
heavens. Man" he cried as II In his
neg consciousness he would fain In
troducs himself tn bis Maker. the
woman thought. "His Maksrl" her
lips writhsd into . bitter smile that
vas half . snser.
What wsuld he do nsxtt He rose
20 his feet and peeped toward the
door. she gSssped the scissors tight.
OF aad held her breath. But he had
learned his lesson With indeseribable
relief she saw him turn aside and cast
himself down upon the sand where he
lay motionlsss. II she had had any
faith she would have brsathsd Thank
God" As II Was, she was very glad.
she watched him a long time, spec
ulating on the questions she had asked
him on the hill In the morning; who
he was what he WAS; whence he
came; where he had learned that bah
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT o.
COLUMBIA holding Probate Court No
fs745. Adrcinistrstion- This IS to give no
tiCe- That the subscriber. OF the District OF
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District OF Columbia letters
tsstameutary on the estate Of Charles r
Hooks late # The District or Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
sals1c. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. 20 the subscriber on or before
the Goth day Of April a =. 1911. otherwise
they may by law be excluded from al bene-
NJ Of said estate Given under my hand this
26th day Of April 1elo LENCET. FI-GTTT
Colorado F;uildinE. tSeau Attest: JAMES
TAM Err Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court
LEMUEL EUGITTi Attorney. sp2L IS my5
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

1-FoIfowi1R schedule figures pubiishsa
mi zs information and are not guaranteed
wv Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New
r-seaas AsheVfIIe. 3 g. n and 1O.E5 D. n
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 9.e0 e. N
daily
rnInrhan New Orleans. 1o.f6 ?. m
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Nah
Vile, Memphis. <.1o a H. daily (Slsspinz
ear open after 10 D NJ
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham, Coiumbia.
CHARLESTON. Augusta Aiken. Savannah. Jack
ssavfls. and Florida points, AIS ,. n. daily,
L & BROWN, Generai AEsEG
EzsEz-EEza. sal-tEsx3
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sEABOARD AIR liz.
SCHEDULE

In-Gs a m daiIy-''Flcrlda Fast NAH
--I--o77eh coaches and Pullman sleepers %
Se--sD1ah and Jacksonville Parlo- car Jack
sonZfIle 10 Tampa Through sleeper u
Atlanta Dining cars
As D. n daily-'Ih tiarnlnSo- through
- augustine. Palm Beach Miami and
Erf-bt+s Key. Connections tor Havana
- o N daIly-''Seaboard Express -
--.s.----.-R coaches and Pullman sleeDers Sa-
go 'Isirrningham, and Memphis DInias
T,5elxet oIice. I9Is New York ave y. ".
= a HARDWOOD. C T. A.
r r Ryan. G. P A. Portsmouth, Va
q z Philips, D P A. Washington, D. c.
- -
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIES. Parrots Dogs, cats
CoIdfshes. Rabbits. Guinea Pigs. and Chick
eEs. SCENIID'S BIRD STORE, ~ 18th st
auS-tf
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WILLETT & REINECKE Co.
1909 Il ST n W.

We PELTEEE WE HAVE TIE
best six-ro1u and reception hail house
on the Heights for 81 500 Contains
every modern convenience Cost $50
Duplicate houses have recently sold for
$3.50. adjoining the house NJ have
BOSS & PHELPS IInCF go 18th n ".
Phones NJ Gsa-24Is-se5- sp-S-S-
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MANICURING

.IICH-fL4ASS mauicurInE face and scalp
t-catulert- best service in the city. LUCIE
Z, RENNING, 1851 81 lcor. i4th) \. W.
zp2s-7t'1
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published only as Information, not gIaraCcssd
IT-r5 a n Week Days--FUllm2E Par
ear without change. Washington T. Sev ror-
Ne--s and Old Point Comfort. via W =. >
= = p Richmond. and c. & D Ry-
800 D. n dazly-FOr Virginia West "
80 and Kentucky points Pullman 81 -
. Parior car to Virginia Hot Springs week
SO n. m dailx-CINCINNATJ-ST LOCIs-
r-FfTCkCO SPECIAL solid train s.
Ta-1fS rvfth Pullman sieepers 70 Chicago
Sons only at important stations PUliz1s.z- >
finest equipment .
r-i-cfnuari LoufsvIIle. the West Southwest
az Northwest Pullman Sl1ePers- Through
T57-I1-7au 10 virginia Hot Springs
= 4 O. a IA carte. dining car service
SlsSane-le and Ohio Ticket Offices az sla
D. ave 1883 z St, and New Union StaC5R
--Teohous main 1855 and Us for tIcketL
Ss~Iazs cheeks. reservations. and taxlcabs-
aps-cs
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COAL AND WOOD

Coil Phillips & Juenemann. Mood
Iva i500 e 81 ne. 90 4th St ne. w OOQ
Only Best Grades Lowest Prices
Phone Lincoln go.
tds21-S1, -. III sa-tf
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WONDERFUL VALUES.

NEAR 10TH 81. AND MASS. AVE y W
Great invest-1eIJ Price, $500 each
HALE BLOCK CARNEGIE LIBRARY, g go
Nice home. mons and bath Don't faI
20 see this
NEAR IETH ND L SITS n ". sz79o
Press brick. MONS porcelain bath. pantry.
cellar Reduced v-~y low
FAMILY FLA T.. YEAR LIN~DLcS PARK
Press brick. rgs--s and bath each all
modern improvement. large back porcheE-
rent SO Best Lefer accepted next 10 days
Never Idle
OK PARK Road y W $3.50.
Nice brick. s iarEe rooms and tile hath.
pantry reception hali. dome light cellar
Euzraut1a 1 furnace Terms SOD cash and SO
month. Including al interest Take ad-
vantage OF this good home proposition
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS SNAP
Large Tot ExIs0 Il Colonial brick. bailt By
owner SIX pretty rooms. p1rches. tile bath
cellar. ho--uater heat chicken yard and
house Sacrifice for quick sale a. s.. 80
DETACHED HOME on HEIGHTS.
LOT FGIIl5 F-T. EOT-WATER HEAT
Beautiful home. with large rooms. tile
bath. pautrv. linen closets reception hail.
very larEe front porch. laundry room Built
by owner. bear close Inspection Fruit and
vegetable rauiens- perfect in every modern
lept zs.s5o
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AUCTION SALES

We Will. SELL al the auction ro3ms c.
O. SLOAN & CO Inc. 1907 G St NV. sat
urday april 80. 1916. at 10 a. m. TO cover
storage charges. all goods and chattels stored
In names OF Julia Garneft and Charlotte
DuEan- BAUM FURNITURE SHOPS, 99o4
18th St y. ". ap23-6t-exSu-1
c. c. SLOAN & CO. Auctioueer.
VIII sell April 80. 1910. ali goods stored with
II II HOPWOOD, Sth and X SITS. y W. TO
cover storage charges in the names OF Mrs.
Houghtsiing or Mrs n H Young; E c,
Washington Mary Chase. and Mrs r. H
Smith ap2E-6t
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new. in the best section OF the south
east. for $500 overIecks a Govern
neut reservation Contains large
rooms tueI bath furnace heat cleo
trio gas IiEnt appliances entire house
in perfect condition tiled restihuIe-
plate glass doors Homes like this
are seldom for sale N the southeast
BOSS & PHELPS fTnr-r. aI8 IEth D. ~.
Phones II 3s1-3lIS-f25- au-s-G-
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R R

GFaE< AstA'OAN%< NO--A~@ ~ -
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every OIher Hou- N The Odd Hour
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D 81 NEW EOEE
-7.00 & m-DineT. Pullman Fsrl0r Car
fe-J q m--5-hOUr Lr3ll-
ts-0c a u--Diner and Pullman Prior Ca
fII.OO q m.-DiaeT and ObseTve-iCa PulIrnsz
40 \ u1.-Dinsr and Pullman ParIor ca
ss.0o p n---Eoysi Limited" All PUII1s8
Eive-hoUT-
fs-cv D u--COa1hes 70 Philadelphia
ss-c0 D m-Dtuer and Pullman Pariur-
SO ,. u--COaCnss 70 Sew York
sIS.I5 < T-SIeepers 70 New York
20 a D.-SIeeDe-s 70 Philadelphia and Sss
ATLANTIC CITY. f7.oa. 800: r1Leo -
'4'''' 70 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
iWeek Days a. m 20 ~ ? NJ
r1.SZ r 90. T6-S0. "I.00. ~. To-05. SO ia
fs.S0, T1O-0g. -u.G0 a Ia -l2=a1 1O01s fIzs0E.
'IsO0. .als, f2.oo. 's-oo. t2-24 80. fss0a
ts.5o 1000. s1C>S5- sI1-Sl. 'Lz-I5 ~ Z.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. III, SO p n
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. and LOTS
VILE $40 a N, A4.J5 p II. 'I2;t5 aigA-
PITTSBURG. $40 g. N, III. "s-I8 D n
'lz.s0 night Sleeper ready 10 , n
Co cor. SlI511is $50 , N
WHEELING. -s.10-a- n. '5-5e p n
WINCHESTER Ts:lo - n. f4-a. ts-G
, FREDERICK. ts.so. ts.Ia +s:15 q u. a.@
IA aisIxiGERsTSowS. ts:1o = n. $50 ? II
a. S 4A5S 45:so s5a T5.s5 ,. -'' AGA
sDaiiy- Except sunday sunday only
TELEPHONES at al q ne following
Ticket Cflces' Il. 49, ~ So, i'-, -
Station Ticket Office- Main ssSls IRf0TT1as
dion Bureau. Main 4SSo-
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Law AND COLLECTIONS

ALI CASES secret service. COLLECTIONS and
corporations organized and promoted every
where L 5 LEGAL CORE. SO Bond Bldg
Ep5-d
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For SaIe-FIere-s another exceusu-Iy
located house downtown near 18th
st II has rooms on two floors. and
the lot Is o feet wide hv 125 fees
deep 90 -0-fuCr paved alley adjoining
So .001 homes This IS hard % beat
in such a ref ned ueiEhborhood- Should
rent Tor $3.50 a year Price. 5000
Toss & PHELPS Tuc5- so 18th T. u.
Phones u. 5s1-3EIS-4s5- ap-s-St
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FOR SALE-HoUSES

SHANNON & LUCHs. us 18th ST N ".
YOU CAN NOT AFFORD TO Buy 4
HOME WITHOUT CONSULTING Us
OUR LISTS ARE THE MOST COMPLETE
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST
SHANNON & LUCHs. nc 18th ST. y. W.
FOR sALE-D ETACHED CORNER
mouse, II a beautiful residence section
bulIJ OF b-ick and stone By present owner
as nome; contains rooms and bath. HOT
WATER HEAT Lot z5x100. adjoining lot
also FOR saie al a low figure 4 very at
tTaCtive proposition at sJI50
SHANNON & LUCHS, 7I3 18th ST. y. ".
FOR SALEM BEAUTIFUL NEW
sectlon OF Columbia Heights, that has
proved one Of the most successful develop
ments OF the northwest Handsome CO
loliiaI design residence, Of s large light
rooms and tiled BATH parQuetry fo0ring5
hardwood throughout Such unusual fea-
lures as steel structure. OF very attractive
oesign and superior construction. A de-
cided bargain at S3,750
SHANNON * LUCHs. 10 18th ST. n. ".
FOR SALEOPPOSTTE ONE OF THE
ARREST Government parks Ia the city. 4
Splendid new home Of rooms and tiled
N--tAA -'ah LElIl THROUGHOUT modern and
up-to-date In every respect. large lot to
deep paved alley plenty room for stable
or garage VIII sacrifice 10 immediate pur-
chaser for s. 600.
SHANNON & LCCHS. 713 18th ST y. W
FOR EsEAu-DETACHED BRICK
dwell ng on PARK road one Of the most
delightful sections OF the northwest 4
beautiful colonial design dwelling Of seven
large rooms and tiled bath attic over entire
house concrete cellar large lot In alb
soluteiy perfect condition To close an
estate price has been reduced 10 $500
SHANNON q LGCHS. 713 18th ST y W
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN NEAR sTH AND
dwelling Of rooms and tiled bath i'm
proved heating plant. concrete cellar under
entire house 81. A. condition. A rare bar
gain az 8. $50
SHANNON & LUCHS. 10 18th ST. \. ".
SHANNON < LUCHs. 10 18th ST y W
YOU CAN LOT AFFORD TO MAKE Az
INVEST " EsNT WITHOUT CONSULTING
Us OUR LISTS ARE THE MOST. COM
PLETE-OUR PRICES THE LOWEST.
SHANNON & LUCHs. 10 18th ST y ".
III
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

n II PHU1PITT- Reliable Umbrella and
FarasoI Maker Repairing and re-coverfu :.
specially CrGVe-ueJte- gloria and silk. 81
gT r St y. ".
ap1S-t11. IN sa-tf
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WORKlNGMEN'S WANTS

WOEkING1IEN-Pay YOU 90. OF stay
home see soon. boy. the stock is here
nice. too slightly used tailored suits. S. TO
So gOt heap, save YOU mon one price
only JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6ls . y W
ap3S-t1
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FOR sALE-A BARGAIN NEAR sTH AND
Mass ave n. F. An imposing brick
dwelling Of 6 rooms and tiled bath. i'm
proved heating plant. concrete cellar under
entire house u. Al condition. 4 rare bar
gain az $3.50
SHANNON & LUCHs. 10 18th ST. n ".
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NEAR CAPTTOI-S4. coo
Pressed brick front. S large. pretty rooms
tile bath, concrete cellar furnace with hot
water attachment lot 20xI1o feet: good white
nciEhbcrhocd- bargain; must be sold al
once. BOX z Ttnez o1ice. sD7T-Et :
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UNFINISHED

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN trfpIicate viii be
received at the Office Of the Chief Clerk
Department Of Commerce and Labor. Until
1900 M Tuesday. MAY Il. 1910 and then
opened, for the purchase Of waste paDer
during the fiscal year ending June 80 1911
Blanks for proposals with specifications VIII
be furnished upon application 90 the ,-hief
Clerk. Department OF Commerce and Labor
Washington. D. @ APPS unv5- 10
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Effective Home Cure
for tuberculosis

n u a serious matter when the iunEs
are affected A trip away % 60 a gaua
torlum ls not only tfsmsndouflY srrsu
Eive but q ihHeiFes separation from home
ard frisnds some are benefited but
none can safely rglgrn 20 thslf homes
ECbman's Alternative la effective IN cur
ing bfonchitis Asthma and more serious
affections % the lungs Ne Lawns holns
anl frisnds Is necessary, For instaHee.
~ : Aflkntlg Ave haddonfisld. " J
osntlsneR' IN the fail q 1905 oqlc
traatSd , very severe cold which offifc
on MY iupks A. last I began 90 false
sputum and my physician thsp told aae
must 60 70 California linn sfiatsN AZ
this tins I vas advised 20 take Echmany
Alternative stayed 81 home end CONS
msncsd taking u the last week IN Oc.
tober I began 20 improve and the urat
week ~ January. 1905 I resumed ny req
uiar occupation. having gained - peupal
fully restored Co health n IL nov fotp
years since my cure has been effected
and cannot praise Eukmans Aiteratifr
too highly I have recommended u 10
others with excellent fssuits
tslEnedl W NJ TATEM.M
Eckmana Alternative 10 good for hIi
Throat ana Lgng troubles and IL on sate
In Seattle 81 Owl Drug Co Bartsli Draa
Co. and other druggists II can also b6
obtained at Or procured by. your local
drugsiats Ask Tor Booklet % Cured
Cases or write for Evidence to the Eale
man Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa -
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TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
Pyorrhea Can Be Cured by
This New Method

ny this new method you can se-
cure new teeth that are beautiful;
IN appearance and a. satisfactory
and seryiceable as your natural
teeth.
All that Is necessary IL that you
have az least two teeth or two
roots In each jaw.
II your teeth are loose We tighten
them BY the NEW METHOD and
save them. while the other dentists
VIII tell you they must be pulled
out and cannot be saved
We are prepared to show you. In
actual existence. work In the
mouths OF thousands OF our pa
tents that Is a revelation to the
ordinary dentist. and, In fact. work
that he stated was impossible 10
perform.
II you will visit our offices we
will send you 10 as many patients
here In this city a. you may care
20 yisit. We give you a guarantee
that we viii do everything we say
we can do
We invite you TO come and allow
US 20 make a complete and careful
examination Of your mouth. This
will cost you nothing but your
time.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
1905 3rd Ave. N. w. Cor. Union St.
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ABOUT FAILURES

We talk about failures and sue.
ceases IN life and sometimes We
single oat a woman who has AZ.
taiped some sort Of prominence
and been honorcd by her fellow
women a. great success and
then consider our own obscure
lives and aigh as II 80 had failed
Perhaps ne do not understand val.
ues A mother once said that the
only failure she dreaded vas that
she might fail TO be tho cup OF
strength" 70 one of her own fan
liz Here r. a good rule. The
only failure a MAG should fear IL
the failure 60 do his best"
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nY RonERr 2. WlLsoN.

WASHINGTON. June g. Now
it'e moth time
We know this because when we
sit OF evenings. laElly watching the
nocturnal Ecphyra ewaying the cur
iains az the open window. we arc
won't 90 be startled by the careful
housewife oxclaiming suddenly,
loaping from her chair beside the
lamp. making a wild reach with
both hands into The air. and going
"clapi"
On one Of the housewives hands
is a dusty. yellow amudge, ana she
resumes her scat and her evening
paper Ia a virtuous frame az mind,
thinking she has alaip a monster
bent upou eating her last wintora
mink SET bald of hair
On the contrary. she has done
nothing of the sort She has. Ia,
decd. rendered humanity a service
ln sauashlng the little fluttcrcr. be.
cause By that one slap she has
killed in the root a very large fam
ily tree
nat the little moth that fluttered
bllndly IA TO the ilght had no such
voracioua designs as the careful
housewife attributed % IL. Science
has demonstrated that tho moth
hasn't any eating apparatus tn
working order, by n series OF care
ful experiments
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HOUSEWIVES BEWARE---THE MOTHS ARE HERE NOW;
FREEZE EM," SAYS DR.. HOWARD, AUTHORITY ON BUGS

In the fret place. science cap
turod a hungry looking female
moth and put her ia a glass tank
Then she was offered various vic.
tuals supposed to be toothaomo 10
moths
First abe was offered an ordinary
aQulrrel tippet She no GA Il Tor a
momoni. but absolutely refused 60
eat Then science handed her a
very valuable sable muff. She dis.
dained a. AS a last resort 81 600
aealRkln sacauo was served up.
Nothing doing
Science was IN despair aud went
opt aud bought tho finest broad.
cloth dresa suit that could be pur-
chaOed
There. said science, IL that
docent get her, nothing VIII" But
Mrs Moth refused 20 eat
So science put her under q micro.
scope and found that her eating
apparatus was badly out OF date.
rudimontary and OF no pore prac.
deal use than the wiggie muscles
ia PAIR Of adult human ears
Wbercupon science made the FOL.
lowing discovery: A moth'h lie IL
short Hor only business Is % Jay
eggs She has 80 many eggs 20 lay
and 30 little time % lay them Ia
that Providence has mcrcifuliy or
dainod that she doesn't have 10
stop 20 eat at all. but eau give all
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her time. "a hours per day, to the
serious business OF laying eggs
Would" muHud science. that
the ordinary hen we're constituted
tho same. II would break the cold
storage trust"
Science further discovered that
little worms hatch from the moth
eggs and that Il 10 these worms
which oat our garments And go
We see that the careful housewife
did a public service Ia alapplng the
moth. which at the moment OF its
death was probably even then on
itu way 10 lay eggs on her mink set
Al This season ~ the year. SLAP
~ would be u very good motto FOR
everyone. provided the motto ia ap.
piled 10 moths But even with
everyone Shaping moths we could
not hope 10 oKtermlnHto the pest
any moro than a hard drinker may
hope 20 drink up the supply OF
whiskoy.
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REMEMBER

1. Moth balls. camphor co.
dar. tar payer, henflne. etc,
keep the egg laying moths
away. but DO not KIN The cggs
OF wool eating larvae 10 the
garment
3. Thorough brushing and cX-
posure 60 sunshine is O most
dtflcaolous remedy for moths
8. 4 motbproof storage box
can be made non q nllors box
by sealing the ma crack with pa.
per strips summed ON nut
be sure 60 brush an cgss and
larvae from garment before
putting 70 On box
4 Linen. cotton or paper
bags. made without cracks.
are excellent for storage
against moths
3 Examine am stored gar
ments once q month
& Valuable furs should De-
kept IN cold storage during
moth time Have the cold
storage people submit the furs
b two or three changes Of tenn
peraturc before placing them
permanently In an apartment
kept st 90 degrees
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Bacon and oumpIinss.

For the dumpliugs take one cup
full Of -four. one rounding teaspoon.
ful baking powder and one tea.
spoonful salt Mix and add enough
cold water 20 make batter that viii
lust drop from spoon. Drop into
boiling water slightly sailed and let
cook seven minutes Then skim
out. drain and arrange IA the cen.
ter OF a platter Slice the bacon
and fry a golden brown. Arrange
around the dumpllnKs. Pour off
the bacon fat except two table
spoonfuls. Into this slice a small
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Scaid one cup % aweetened stew
ed rhubarb and stir In rounded
tablespoon 81 gelatin eoftencd In
i-3 cup Of cold water When dia
solved. remove from the fire. add I
tablespoon Of lemon juice. place on
Ice until it begins "a thicksh and
fold ia IL cups Of double cream
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Raksd Raspbsrry oumpIInas.

Make a rich biscuit dough, roll Il
out Ia a Thin sheet. cut u into
squares. put a large tablespoon Of
berries on each square. sprinkle
with sugar. pinch tho corners 20.
s.thor aud place IN a buttsrcd tin.
Melt ! tablespoon % butter In 4 a.
hlespooas ~ boiling water. add /
tablespoon Of sugar. brush the
Gumplluga with the mixture aud
bake in hot oven Serve with
cream and powdered sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

The kitchen can Boz kept much
naatcr looking aud tho wall near
the gas stove can be- kept clean II -
piece Of white Oilcloth So nailed be-
hind ihe stove Keep the top NJ The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

10 cieaH stained flower vases put
n little viErHa. in "a glass and then
some soap powder shake the glass
uli The stains are removed then
wash ip warm water The vinegar
and soap powder can Doe used for
several glasses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

Sect Liver Stew.
Cut one pound beef liver into
small pieces and acald Drain and
pat IA kettle with i.2 teaspoon salt.
Ia teaspoon pepper. slice OF on.
ioa. a Tablespoon cataup and enough
boiling water 20 cover simmer un.
til tender Brown l tablespoon
nour 10 same quantity butter. add
gradually the liquor from the stow
And stir until smooth Add the
liver. simmer a few minutes longer.
and serve or toast. garnished with
pAFalaY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-03

Many families will really suffer
from a squeakinE hinge for weeks.
when one application OF machine oil
OF n iittle heated lard will resul; IN
perfect silence