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CONCENTRATES

p. w clark. manager Of Senator W.
A. Clarks Ophir Hill mines at Opnir,
IS looking over the Ely district
Tho tunnel al the Iron King is now IN
$3.50 feet. 10 is estimated that 800 feet
further viii cut the iron ore deposit
F. T. Horton. formerly associated
with Van ~ Spaidng In mining at
Goldneld, IS in the city from Jarbridge.
r.. W HuIse of the p. W. Hulse &
Co brokerage house 'u Main street viii
Doe In from Ely tonight
A three-dril compressor win shortly
bo installed at the St Mary mine In
Beaver county The shaft IS now down
100 feet
Two carloads of machinery have
arrived al Modena for the Gold Springs
Mining g. Power company plant and
four more are ON the road.
Badger Bros are i'm receipt OF O. telo-
gram today stating that a good report
win bee ISSUED on the ella property be-
tween March 10 and March 20.
u. G. lacking. general manager Of
the Utah Copper leaves today for an
inspection trip of the Arizona and New
Mexico properties under his manage
mcnt.
Emmanuel Klein of New York has
taken over tho Jarbridgc chief group
of claims iu the Jarbridge district for
eastern people. The group adjoins the
Belmont group.
According 90 Charles Gotsch Of Salt
lake, who has just returned from the
Jarbr,dgc district there Is no picture
rock there. lie viii return to the dis
trict Tuesday
Joseph r. Cainc has received infor-
nation from Yeriuston that the Wheel
or Gold Mines company has cncouu-
tered us inches of ore carrying 500 so in
values ou tho 20o-foot level
Samuel Ncvhouse has sailed for
Europe Tie left New York Saturday
morning for Paris, whore his brother
Mott T. Newhouse. is ill ON his re-
turn Mr. Newhouse win visit Ely with "a
number of mining men,
ore averaging 500 q ton is said 10
have been taken ont on the l3O-foot
level of the Gold Crown mine iG the
star district In Beaver county A
shipment is now on the dump. a DRIFT
has been sent iu 80 feet on the ore.
The management of the Bullock Min
ing company has decided 10 sink the
shaft from the 2l0-foot level 20 the 3l0-
foot level The deposit on the 2l0-foot
level from which several shipments
have been made. is believed 10 be
much wider on the lower level
lohy Ja''os"h'senti mama ger "i lne
Columbus ''iAolluilro MlhiHt 'uul-
pAhy returned from tl' "lh' 't Nll'
SATURDAY hlhht. rae says lhal
warm Netli.I la y 'IIills 'u' I''Ha
ana lhAt ON nus way Gown ne ~aN many
slolghs lnal were n's'o''d TOT I'eN
OF snow.
The owners OF the Gold Dust Mining
property I'M Dutch canyon near MA,
Nay are very .nu'n e'at,a over the
pIo-5Hl H". p',u 'h o.
ggHIt pa - 49, i.. '''. ,ul, . .lg'
~ mo. ~ M sari,,,s oit.'ti--
s',,a nno ononIpg NM N r,nJ ,,i,- w. w.
t,,o ,,, mis- Side IN fbs ridgs v-5sgt,t,
wave
a O. steele OF salt Lake has acquired
severa. promising claims lu the Jar
bridge district he has taken over tho
Sno"drIt group ana fractional claim
between me Two l'Wns.tess in JarhrIdgc
canyon. rte also located group on
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York March Money ON call
easy, 22@3 per cent. ruling rate. rs
per cent closing bid. pa per cent; Of
fered at per cent
Time loans strong. for 60 days, 3ia
per cent. 90 days. 3A per cent. six
months 4 per cent
Close. Prime mercantile paper. 4iza5
per cont
sterling exchange steady. with actual
business lu bankers bills at 4S41OCf15
for go day bills and az iS115 for dc
mand; commercial bills. 4S4ikdN
Bar silver j07s.
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds. weak; railroad
bonds. irregular
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6. g.. 10ka& Mass, 1nia; Mich lla
as. Nevada Con. .iis N. 3d. i3ls
are. Dsceola. 1853 bid. quincy NiaUo,i
shannon. 1jMH'a. Tamar1ck, i2ls ask.
Utah Con. 32aW33, Win0ua. loAn ~,
Wyaudot 24tfl2. torhiu. lilemA p
Gu3ux l0His Helyeti1. $3.50. Lake.
ga, a1sts. Miami. 24N a25. North Lake.
23isNt.. q q h.. lf0h. O.. S., com, 4s'a
na. a. s.. pfd.. 5lisn52, Indiana. 1874
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Pioneer Roofings.
Sold. laid and guaranteed b..
LAMBERT PAPER 90 "
AND GUARDI,Ner,-
NOTICES.


ers for further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT pp.
bate Division. iu and FOR Salt L.t. ~ nv
ty, state Of Utah. lu tho matter Of III,
estate Of Hyrum Barton. uer,aes5
tice.-rhe petition of GeoreIu4 d. nv.
ton. administrators of the estate ~ i,l
rum Barton. deceased. for g1rsrrr.,
OF the sale Of the following 49,
real estate Of suid deccdcut. t0-Vft.
An undivided onc-half Gsl frfar.-.
am Of lot O.. block 1G plat j. s9r
city Survey. All Of Dot lg. block b. ri .-.,
salt Lake City SURVEY AN of f..
block Us. plat j. salt Lake Cltv So
The south p of lot block I1 ,i.
and an Of lot q block II. plat j. saitisI
city Survey. ln salt Lake County f.,..
for the sum Of $3.50 And upon tho for.-
ing terms. to-wit. 10 per cent casb y,
ancc upon confirmation OF This co,,r,
appears from the return OF sale Az
this Court. has been set for ha4r4re
Friday. the 18th day OF March A ID r.,
az O'Clock p. m, az the County Co..
House. In the Court Room Of SAID o..
IN salt Lake city, Salt Lake Co1---
Utah.
Witness tho Clerk Of said Court .,..
the seal thereof affixed this 7th dsy !,
March a. -. 1910
MARGARET ZANE wITCHER
'Scap CLERK
Cannon & Stokes. Attorneys Tor De-.
TONER
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BUYS SALT WORKS.
Jacksons Purchase Property Back Of
Mt. Ncbo.

Bert jackson and James H. jackson
have bought from samuel Coulson am
the right and interest 90 the Noun
tain Lake salt Works. The property
purchased includes the farm. home and
mill I'M salt Creek canyon, and the
spring iu salt Spring Canyon back OF
Mt Nebo. New machinery will be in
stalled and In fact an entirely new
plant constructed The capacity Of the
min win hoe from three to four tons
and win commence operations about
April ! A superior article will be- man
ufsctured. testing 96 per cent pure
Bert Jackson, who has been the
foreman OF the quarry Of the Nephi
Plaster g. Manufacturing company Tor
the past four years. win have the man
agemout of the new business-Jua
Times.
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

Stock certificates, bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made to
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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WOOL.


ST. Louis March Wool. lower Ter
rItory and western mediums, 2id2i, fine
mediums. lqH "a, fine. llWH
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS


James a. Pollock q CO.. bankers and
over their private wire this afternoon:
CoMsToCK.
Ophir 24O asked. Mexican. e0Iia0
210. Gould g. curry 5000; Con Va.
2OOH202ia; Savage. 60N62. Hale q
Norcross. 20 bid. yellow Jacket 1854
40. Belcher. I3Sa1f0: Confidence.
40 asked; Sierra Nevada. Sass; EN-
chequer, 90 asked: Union. 1905 0101ia;
Chollar, i2a43, Potosi, 750 IS.
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 700 bid. Montana
Tonopah SIS bid. Tonopah Extension,
20 bid. MacNamara. 26n21; Midway.
20 bid; Tonopah Belmont. 202ia a2.05.
Tonopah North star. 3N4, Rescue, as
asked Tonopah & California. lag,
Jim Butler. ll@l2.
BULLFROG
National Bank. ] bid: Amethyst
bid. Bonnie Glare. sNt0; MJyhowcr
3G4. Montgomery Min. asked,
Homestake Con. 1 asked. Tramp Con,
s asked.
MANHATTAN
Manhattan Con. asked; Dexter. {
asked. stray Dog 2 asked, Mineral
Hin. I asked
OTHER DISTRICTS
Fairvicw Eagle. n asked; Nevada
Hills. 80 asked--Pittsburg silver Rsak,
20 bid, Eagles Aest .2a4, Round Noun
tain so bid .LSLlI1 hide queen, 20 asked
Rawhide CoaiiHon, 20 asked.
GOLDF1ELD.
Sandstone. g bidi Col. Nj, bid.
Jumbo Ext. % bids Booth, rs asked.
Blue Bun, 5u6. Adams. ] asked, Silver
Pick. @ bid. Blue Bell 2n3, Lone star,
4 bid. orc. bid; Atlanta, 1911 CT
Bend. 3 bid. Red Top Ext, ? bid, Flor
cnce. 2.32is bid. Dheld II. b. Cons. 2
as. Goldheld Daisy 10S, CT Bend
Ext I asked. CT Bend Annex, 1
asked Kewanos, 50S. Portland
asked: Crackerjack. . bid; r. Mohawk.
. bid. Red Hius 4 bid. Y Tiger, 665
Grandma. asked. Golddeld Con.
S.32adS. 35; D'held Triangle, asked.
Florence Ext, / asked
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MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
RAILROAD
TO PIOCHE DISTRICT
Company Expects to Finish Road 90
Calicntc and Camp nv Last OF
Month-Othcr Mining News.

Railroad communication with Phoebe
win soon Doc resumed. BE- is understood,
and by the last of this month or
early lp April trains win again be- OPP
Grating between the camp and salt
Lake city During last week as many
as seven crews were sent out 100 the
direction of Ploche 20 repair and recon-
struct the grade through 90 Calieute as
quickly ass possible
A petition recently circulated in
Phoebe showed that am enormous tom
mage can be- supplied by the district
20 that plenty Of traffic is insured the
moment the road is in shape. Most ot
last year was spent by the companies
Boa Phoebe in installing machinery and
dct clipping thr.r properties. This yc1I
There is plenty OF ore ready for ship
mcut
The Centennial Phoebe. adjoining the
Prince Consolidated. Is moving ahead
rapidly Although the work ON the new
contract for 200 feet of sinking Zoo tho
shaft was Oct about two weeks ago, tho
sulrt has been sent down 30 feet. About
five feet "a dav is being made.
Tine following nevsy notes ON the
work In the district are furnished by
the Phoebe Record.
Tho Phoebe Metals Mining company
Is pushing development work vigorous
Is. with the new hosting plant in OPP
tratlUn. Supt Lennon Is making good
progress in the sinking OF the shaft
The Moudha mine is being placed in
excellent shape for the inauguration
az extensive ore shipments as soon az
tho railroad resumes trafic again. The
property has never had so much ore
exposed as al the present time ana
men thoroughly in touch with condl-
tions there assert that Manager Cook
can easily extract 1000 tons monthly
for "a long time TO come without bend
Ing any extraordinary energy toward
development Near the Meudha, is
the Phoebe X-Ray. which is also re-
spondiug in a manner which has more
than come up 10 the expectations OF
It's officers
The Ely Valley Mining d Mullins
company H. developing am attractive
copper deposit In It's property Man
ager Thomarson has succeeded in
obtaining several drums Of distillate
from the Golden Prince company
which may tide the company through
until the railroad can get In with
fresh fuel supply
Upon the announcement that the rail-
road would be built down the Meadow
Valley wash. Supt Lloyd received in
structions from the head offices Of the
Prince Consolidated To- resume opera
tions az the Prince mine with a small
force Of men by using a limited num-
her Of machine drills IL is believed that
IL has enough distillate on hand 10 keep
going until rail traffic into the camp
Is resumed.
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AFTERNOON SALES
Black Jack. 800 at u.
Carisa. 400 az 60.
Colorado. 100 at So
Columbus. 100 al So. 200 al So seller SO.
East Tlntc Development. 500 at 4lai
. 400 az AZ
Emerald. 500 at 1852.
Grand Central. 100 az 40; 100 at
LEX buyer so: 200 az 1873.
Iron Blossom. 500 az %; 500 az 30
seller SO. 800 az on. $3.50 az 90
Lower Mammoth. 100 az 80, 900 at
49is.
Mason Valley, 300 at 100
Phoebe Metals. 600 at Q.
Seven Troughs, i73 al s.
silver King 200 al 302 =.
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FORENOON SALES

FORENOON SALES
u Anal 500 at n. 500 az llia.
Cedar Talisman. 600 at 3 1000 at 3ia.
Colorado. 900 at S.
Columbus 500 az 63 seller so, 100 az
90 seller 30. 800 at &C.. 100 at g.
Emerald 900 az 1879.
Grand central, 200 at $50.
Iron Blossom. 300 az %.
Opohougo 800 at 49,
Sacramento. 1000 az .
silver King. 200 40 30- p.
Sioux Con- 200 az 43ia 1900 no -;
500 az i3ia seller o
Utah Con. 1000 az 90
OPEN BOARD
Big Hin. 900 az IL.
Columbus. 600 az 90 seller so; 800 at
"a. 300 az 63.
Grand central 200 al 17Iis
Opohongo. 900 81 30.
Sioux Con. 800 at i3ia loo at ~;
1000 at 42iR
Uncle sam. 200 at 40. 400 at 40ia.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Amount.
Regular board ..........l2.3o0 S4sss.5o
open board ............ $500 3ssN0O
Totals ............,..+Ip,N VV Ne'so'.oV
AA-rsE-u NrRAN SALES
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PRODUCE.


., ,,.,..... "a, ..,.,...
chicago. Malth ~ No. iti oll o ,ou's
ln lhc carry u'uinh unutI WV
OF IMPRESSED noituM.e'tth nI.lFala H,u
"a mniut.u, "l IHNo' sln,e ~ l,l.'
HIenHg gtulte "'le lroIl un,l-l.lF yu t2
E lower ih,'i r." illlt'l pl ','
In lnr lll emu l1 lt' it7, H,ou' a1S 7l'I'-
'd Gown FROM l.i@. l." t.ll =. ue .,,l
llh WIS f.".,.Iyo ",u nG' y.s 10 t'ln
t,,,h.d jug Yvs''isg+, "'.g" slI NV 1'.lih
Hh .'I"gu "l l- ID. .l''' '',,,H' iu
lNl.7 L''vT.u ,.. .,.",.,.iI N'3'
g.,.,''l 11is3S 'a ""''''''s' w -
"gWu "' l.L- =" 80. ...,-.,t., A..
'9 '.e ,DlH l.t Iu' ,'l,,' 3il,u t''o
J".ls Iluf lin s.,,.,as ,,.s ''i "a
W."u h..,t ..'' wv ~ ti.H
v"!l.''u' u'"b ilb.' WI. t"lh
a. "s ' nv H. l,,,e, i io,.lI '''' NJ.
".H.t ~. ~. w q. 49, ~. 70 , va,
s 2R1e.ned "' " to Yea Is dow" at %" TO
oats we're easier a'' WIN The other grains
,.,r,,-', r.rnit- a5i s.,ga s,,rrort rom rom
gom conn Si houses houses 4gySioped on t4' lev
i,5 o., 2p1ng5s s,. ng''''' "'ie" were uneh'ns-
"a w. -. Dol. .7t... t... ...... D..
An''ge. a1lan,e ln i,yg hoE prices in
' .N'''. t'N-''t " .tt &c "l-l
or l gt'rl , II, , en- We y1ts,l
"' Is "vE any, ~ il..I ~ Is l-.lIu rom l
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

New York. March Sugar raw. firm
muscoyado, $50 test 3.92. centrifugal. %
test AZ. molasscs sugar so test. Q 81.
Refined is steady, crushed. a.9j. gunu-
lated. 5.2j. powdered. 5.1
Coneo-spot, steady; No Rio, Sa,. 40
& santos. 4it
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. March I.-Cattle-Receipts. es-
tImated at 5000, market steady TO Zoe
higher Beeycs. 5.edS.20, Texas steers.
ATH5e. western steers asa $50,
stockers and feeders 4.63M6.J0, cows and
helfdrs. 2OHG.50. calves. I.5Od9.i0.
Hog Receipts. estimated az $500,
market Zoe higher Light. 9.G5al0.o5. mix
cd e.I5dlO.i5. heavy. 9.75a Us. rough.
. 15HggO, good 90 choice heavy, 500
lcI7ia; pigs. S.oU9.75. bulk Of sales. 30
shccp-ReccIp estimated an 10000;
market strong Native. 50HSl5; west
ern. 5OuS.i5. yearlings 7.S0N. On; lambs.
native. s.00T9 %. western. 6.0oa7fo
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. March 7-Cattle-Rcceipt
70OO. market steady 90 l0C. higher. Ma
1.-Two steers COCA On. cows and heifers,
3.aadT.O %. etockcrs and feeders, 4.Hn6.s''
bulls. l21qI. 15; calves. 10000 western
steers, 5.OH7.5o; western COWS. $500
500
Hogs Receipts. 1O00. market Zoe. high
or Bulk OF sales e.6OH9 90. heavy, 9A3n
qa. packers and butchers. 9.iVd'. %;
light. g.uuQ.15; pigs, SjoH9W.
Sheen Receipts. 5000 market strong
Motions 6Goa TO; lambs. s.5o09 .ea fed
western wcthcrs and yearlings, 6.tJfs.'o;
fed western ewes. t.5Nul .
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Thousands OF copies OF which have
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Bugs

Turn X-ray the first well dressed you meet
and you'll find bug.
Carry machine right along with you and use it on
the first poorly dressed you and locate
other many legged insect.
Women, children, animals have BUGS
Not centpedes bedbugs nor cockroaches but bugs
In their heads; bees in their bonnes.
Sometimes bugs have made men famous.
AT other times bugs have ruined the individuals who
carried them in their headpieces
Tom Edison's bug sparks; Teddy Roosevelts bug
TALKS; Bill Taf's bug looks like law book; Phander
~ Knox bug calls itself dig nity-and it DOES get the
chubby little into more trouble!
Walter Wellman' IS bug FLIES
The People, who should be ''It'' and SOON WILL BE-
have been developing Kicking Bug This insect for the
past four five has been ahoerng that he should
have what he calls his rights Being located in place of
Nantage-nsde The Peoples skypiece-he is receiving
much attention; his voice is heard.
Watch the Kicking Bug he buzzes in the heads of the
average citizen and you will soon see bug which P T.
Barnum were he alive, could not cage which The Inter
ests cannot manage, and which will soon be THE GOV
ERNMENT ~
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THE DANGER TRAIL
Copyright 1870 The Bobbs Merrill Company
JAMES OLIVER CURWOODI

winds, they came suddenly on a
small log hut. About it there were
no signs of life. With unusual
eagerness Jean scanned the sur
face of the snow, and when he say
that there was trail of neither man
nor beast in the unbroken crust a
look of relief came into his face.
mon Dieu, so far l have saved
my hide" he grinned. "Now,
M'seur. look for yourself and see if
Jean Croisset has not kept hts
word" 3D.
A dozen steps had taken him
through a screen of shrub to the
opposite slope of the ridge. With
outstretched arm he pointed down
Into the plain, and as Howland's
eyes followed its direction he stood
throbbing with sudden excitement.
Less than quarter of a mile
away, sheltered in a dip of the
plain, were three or four log builds
ings rising black and desolate out
of the white waste. One of these
buildings was a large structure
similar to that in which Rowland
had been imprisoned, and as he
looked a team and sledge appeared
from behind one of the cabins and
halted close to the wall of the large
building. The driver was plainly
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Municipal Pa.vnshop

On November &c the Milwaukee city officials will open
municipal dance hail. from which shall be eliminated
The things that offend at the usual public dance
Now the Milwaukee socialists who are doing lot Of
dreamy things which to be turning out right we'll
are going to establish a HOCKSHOP run by THEM
SELVES which they say shall not practice the 'amos
unbelievable abuses" (Cy Attorney Doan anguagel of
the loan sharks Va
It is quite possible that the Milwaukee men who have
pet out to build shining example of city government will
start store where Hard Luck Johnny may put his Christ
watch in soak until he receives money from
homeand will be able to redeem the ticker without piv
ng up ALL the money sent him by fond papa and fond
er mamma
Sometimes dreams come true!
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Continually


"The devil, but you make me un-
comfortable" he protested. "The
hammer is up, too, M'seur!"
"Yes, it is up" said Rowland
grimly. land it we're leaves your
back, Croisset. If the gun should
go off accidentally it would bore
hole clean through you"
Half an hour later the French
man halted where the banskians
climbed the side of sloping ridge.
-'If you could trust me l would ask
to go on ahead" whispered Jean.
"This ridge shuts in the plain,
M'seur, and just over the top of it
is an old cabin whcih has been
abandoned for many years. There
is not one chance in a thousand of
there beink any one there, though
it is good fox ridge at this sea-
son. From it you may see the light
in Meleese's window at night"
He did not stop to watch the ef-
feet of his last words, but began
picking his way up the ridge with
the dogs Juggling at his heels. At
the top he swung sharply between
two huge masses of snow covered
rock, and in the lee of the largest
of these, almost entirely shertered
from the drifts piled up by easterly
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PENCIL POlN T S

moral certainty California ar low,
adopted
would have changed thirty
kept New YORK republican So the
the lowest standpoint. ~ e"'' ~ o"
me latest bye elections In England favor
the revolutionary budget This insugent globe
all the around. = - - eoD' eio'e
Iowa population ten years auo dee,n.
or cond
support times Something
somewhere, sures fate! e'
They say the Armours made millions 10 to is
cents pusnel In wheat Funny
loss In prices isn't it, Well the explanations else lost
the millions, of ~ ~
Burrows Depew, Hale Dick Adrc-a galaxy be missed
United
1orgoen--but not till Wv
Oh results Of the eIeetions and
the promise oil the future! - O ~'N
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WOMEN WILL VOTE AT
DECEMBER ELECTION

hitherto uneckoned preptaed
politics The will exercise their first
Of the
there will be school election for the
the school board but have always voted
in school elections.
part selection the first commits
believed that they
powerful factor The their in the
campaign into the fight earnest there is telling
will the who elected Judge
juvenile the
machine had him booked slaughter.
illustration of into the
yesterday when ufagist went
application denied by the
registrations be accepted until
the official Olympia.
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Brace Yourself, Fellers!
Holidays Are Coming
BY G. e. N.

The merry grocer boy darts around with grub
and things at "umphst" pound, we buy and buy and
buy despite the fact that lvings HIGH and cheerfully
stand off the rent, coin on Christmas things is
spent but worry not be of good cheer for Christmas
comes but once year.
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Cpntbia @rep's
gfttRr8

Dear Miss Grey-(D When two
couples go to the theater tigether
and sit in the same row should the
girls sit side by side? (2) Please
give me recipe for apple dump
ling.-Mrs. r. H. s.
A.-D II they prefer It isn't
question of propriety. (2) Sift with
one quart flour two teaspoons bak-
ing powder and one-half teaspoon
full salt. Work into this two table
spoons shortening and mix into soft
dough with two cups milk. Roll
into sheet one-half inch thick and
cut in five inch squares. Lay in
center of each an apple, pared,
cored and quartered. Sweeten, fold
corners Of dough together, tie into
Toured cheesecloth squares ana
boil fast for one hour Eat with
hard sauce.
Dear Miss Grey-I have blue
eyes. Would pink evening dress
be becoming THANK You.
Ayes, If your complexion is
clear.
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