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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

TEE Na1~sg nszsuz eSEanalr
A ths rn& nsszzg hs-s
HsE ae pses @1ss q
AsEza e1E gszss Ak Carter,
wa rrez 4 eHsT ngzzty Il k1s
E1ata Lad sDeA = s1rneaA Abrasive
as Skz- eaS1 a Ee - = Jusgs
Carer fse eozzw ss1se9 q ne sszss
Fu@h ss bed n Esh Higher r.
Ez-t tkz2 skeE AVE IN The Eaz
.g1 Czr@ ATS s1e hzU Sir a.
.su@u ans yigu tzt Is refreshing
He GAA5s az zarE q a borz lad
.er & Gz- Re . q tkgrU7gh
gac rlGs nan and re oo~1grzi8zate
.Aadza oosuty zpaa having Euh a
Eaole anS seaEe Ezz * tbe bed
* rs e0znty co-r[
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
'MPOsItR VISITS MEVC1
THIS WEEK AND TRIES
HEWscHEHEON merchants
REGISTERED At TIE sl.oo
DER THE NAME OF G
ASD WHEN Ne DEPARTED
FAILED TO SETTLE FOR n.
LODGING. ~
81 the bssinsss houses WITH
ne made e~oasrssss he IN ma,
stances asked a loan Of q ,.. A.
lara 20

After coetrseliAx foF err-
~eories FOR the eiFcna erous 80
ing a sast amount OF fss 49,.
aninsls and arrahgiar
ersI eauons q coal y
stranger who ress,crod
Rineo nndsr the Eano o, o. ne
and vso represented hlu.a, 2
the contractor and twenty, Y
man Tor he HaEenheck Wsgs. ~
Gus. departed from Mexico -
ason'ng =.g BIS 80
he aho secured a ses dollar. -
lhe business men 81 the town.
Rich called On i. A Nor
grocer and CONTRACTED for rr,,
saying he Represented the e.rens :.
is 10 show here saturday. Ate,
plcting arrangements for the 49,
s,aI. he asked Nj. Morris a
Of $3.50. This was refuse. by, n.
Morris. is said 10 have gwen nj.
dollar. -
Among the Other places that ba
ed and contracted for goods =.
VIM Pollock Mll { Eleya,or =.
John P. Clark. The oil man and n
Kiney's bakery.
al ths Mil Reh asked for
u five dollars. but was n used 4.
money. After making a-rranaene,S
with John P. Clark for the OH
wanted CLARK TO allow him I've os,,.
On the salon and give lin N
amount in money. he is said 4,
have told CLARK that be vas sBo,.
ed to pay tweney cents Tor the d
but having made a deal to psy n.
teen GENTS. he Is said TO have al.
SIS the extra five charged I'D to ia. /
show.
After arranging for the various M
.cessities shich the show will ts r.
CURED TO purchase here. be had Mar.
OK Potts carry him around the ca,
and they picked out the parade rovs
Rich Is said to have showed ts-
he "a a rather green man. He
said 20 have beea minus the qualities
Of a big show contractor.
Another point that he failed 10 "a,
~ out which was not in accordanc
70 The custom Of large show contraa
ors, was the fact that he aid se
have The regular con,ractlag blanb
q the show. but made hts con,ac,
common paper.
He put up Al tho Ringo Hotel asd
scat awuy without ecttling for ri,
lodging The amount however vu
small.
Tf@ regular contractor and twenty
tour honF man was here Frsiay. Ills
aame Is A. b Bcnnett. ar Hcanei
aays that tho groceries gc ARRANGED
or On day Of the chow b. the siev
~ and lhat his job CARRIE with D.
lery iiilie contracting He bowed
arranged for t1o feed. beside .oytt
! Other items.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letter.
Of administration on the estate o;
Charles w. Sanford, deceased. were
granted TO the undersigned July goth
1911, by the Probate Court Of Aud.
rain County. Missouri. All persons
having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same to the
undersigned for allowance within
n year from the date of said let.
ters or they maybe precluded from
any benefit Of said estate, and Il
such claims be not exhibited with.
ia t&o years from date Of this publ.
cation they viii be forever barred.
FRANK r. SANFORD.
22-4t Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
Mexico Savings Bank
Capital and C1En mn
Surplus.~~... 9IjU,UUU
A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Pure Bred stoek Real Ed,,. =,
me farm Saies Merchandise
CALL OR WRITE FOR DATES
W. E. Sharp, Auctioneer
Phone So MEXICO, MO.
ADMINISTRATORS nnrlcr

Notice Is hereby given that letters
Of administration on the estate Of
Charles Duffens, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned Aug. 5,
1911, by the Probate Court ofAudra,n
County. Missouri. All persons hay.
ing claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same to he
undersigned for allowance with.
In one year from the date
Of said letters or they may be pre-.
cludet from any benefit Of said es-
tate, and II such claims be not ex.
hibited within two years from date
Of this publication they viii be for.
ever barred.
EMIL DUFFENS,
-5-At Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
oTro RoHLFtNe eos

Otto RohIfing who has been 10 the
rmploye Of the American EAFeS
Co, at this point for several yeaEi
has been appointed a messenger %
the Katy read out Of Hannibal oA0
sent to Hannibal THURSDAY aiei'
noon TO take charge Of his new pe
sitien. Otto Is a capable young man
and makes the Express Company an
efficient employe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Cuts and bruises may be healed IN
about oHe-third the time required By
the usual treatment by applying
chamberlain's Linlment. 1t is an
antiseptic and causes such lnirEes TO
heal withot narration. This linimen
also relieves Of the muscles
and rheumatic pains For sale by all
dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Ps1F. e a. TE1N HzfDS g.
- CasHzF Es1
Ce.ks hzt beea 6s1zE EsM * Gas
rasE M a. Gs SoE Par.
P=M EroHH1zs Is AZ Gge Il
tka 4a4 E zag ere a&zarA G
eam % a 9sEM11a Mss eee1 po
- TBa esas & evuA a@ e E39s
coezsF PAR SKA IS @d -
szlfe fresh fogaw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

TFF- "-TF~ -~F"FN ~VFF~'
can borrow money at the lowest rate
Of interest at our office any time.
Don't be backward about coming in
to see u.s. We are always willing
and ready to loan. All transactions
strictly confidential.
will co ON YOUR BOND"
All kinds Of Insurance in the largest
companies in this country. q years
experience.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

KIN the Germs nourish the bair rooI
and you'll eve grow bald.

Its your own fault Il you grus
bald al IS as thousands Of men DO;
yes and women are dong If you
have dandEuff there's a thousand or
more germs already deyouring TIE
very life OF the hair ar its root
XIII these germs weh a sec bottle
Of Partisan Sage, and stop dandruf
itching scalp and falling has in two
weeks.
It's guaranteed. you know; tbs
delightful and refreshirg Partisan
Sage that Is now sold an over Amer
lea. and If it doesnt prove better
than any other hair tonic you Y
used. get your money back Larg
bottle 50 cents al Otis Purdys and
druggists everywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
COUNTY NEWS.

tN M ~
G wnA. q TzzAlA Ne
s - IL vie sd We
- wlsss Eay sZ s1N
CsTs ard AS
r ~ Naud B4L and MS
la Pc. pes nroash StsslUhs
wo.say. cn 3 tnzr q tae o1rEs 2
~. orers aa=zrs IbeT Ee-e ucl
-osrs sw me TIP and d1riHs
,hsr say n StseiriAe rHe
erw of We've they staie Ia
Ne TN rss rrosi= e = q ssr
cents os4 NJ. WrEat s oae q
azn essays NOS ErgsN
wsaussal ta-zers ahd = vel
.ecussE thro1gh0Bt tAss secfoa
uts-s b has tossA sese@ eun-
sa5d Asaa * oafsse q rarow unes
he fhe Ezs
Ms Ross B5eEsy ans san, Joan
as "a PistsarE Pa have eone
a. csisnlsa 70 VISA Mn Brkiey
w,br. amer ) ssor vtdi 80 reid
tives M fhN Ciiy
Kartsr FuruM1
f.5. Az Carter & Mexsco pre-
As,ox tassio q TIE Aadnin coan-
- Court has purchased Tie ioal
hvnasea are ;sac q isnd four mlles
sorth q FarSer consideration $40
per aeEc This Is a splendid tract q
SAD and when properly drained and
tmproysa win b a valuable farm II
vas purchased a a baFpsip
Vouis wHsea. . years old. Of
faA0a. sio- IS alleged 10 have been
@anhed aud badly beaten up whiie
'EesuraIas from jefferson 6its Mon
day cyensng lie had attended the
IHageabeekgwaliaoc circes show at
Jefferson City that day.
when the train reached Cedar
lCty. a stranger IS said to have ae-
.cos,ed Wilson and told him that
he 4as wanted in The back end Of
the car.
wilson says he got uF and follow
cd the man and Vas Immediately SET
upon b tie stranger
Jack Morris notifies the Ledger
that a dog belonging 10 Nike ShoHp
went mad Friday morning and tried
TO jump into bis buggy but was
knocked out and ran away. The dog
was afterwards 6 near Mr.. vii
nams place on S. Western avenue.
The dog IS about a year old and re
sembles a wolf, and is stiiI at large.
Miss Pearl Morris, Who has been
deputy eircit CLERK Of Andrain coun,
ty for tie past three years, rendered
her resignation late Friday after
noon, to take effect tie first Of DC
Et6ber. Her successor has not yet
been named.
Miss Norris is the first woman
that has hela a position in The Of
flee OF circuit clerk in this county.
She accepted the place under her
uncle, W H. Morris. about three
years ago. She readily became ac-
qaaintod with the duties Of the Of
flee and has superintendent the
work through several sessions Of
The circuit court. One case notably
Twas that Of the state Of Missouri
against the Rev. Clyde Gov. when
Clerk Morris vas III Of typhoid few
Ter. Ill
She has given entife satisfaction
in every phase Of the work and has
become a most efficient clerk.
Miss Morris says she IS undecided
what business she Will follow in the
future. She volunteered the state
ment, however, that she vii. prob
ably leave Mexico.
Misses Pearl and Bessie
Tucker have returned home
from the KirksYilie Normal
where they spent the summer study
ing Miss Claire Tucker has accept
ed a position in a girls college near
Utica. n. Y.
Mrs, Ida Watts ana children are
home from a weeks visit to rela-
tiyes at Rush Hi, and Yandalia,
Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Ran Morgan, OF New York City.
Is Visiting friends and relatives in
Mexico This IS the first time in
seven ears that Ran has been in
Mexieo trd he says great improve
ments haFe been made during that
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

TIsE tegG ts
roob u Aaahlna sE g
fse UE2sa gsssea
- ~ fsrerl4 e - tzas Sas
ase 4 EsaaN % -
asrEmsk % bee1 ~
- - -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
Foley Kidnag Pills

TONIC IN ACTION : QUICK ~ RESULTS
Give prompt relief from BACKAcHR
KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE
RHEUMATISM, CONGESTION Of III.
KIDNEYS. iNFLAAMATIoN Of. III.
BLADDER and all annoying URINARY
IRREGULARITIES a positive boon to
MIDDLE AGED and ELpEPLy
PEOPLE and for woMEN..
HAVE HIGHEST ACCOMMODATIONS
4 Darts CT Washington 81. CoB,.--m.
~ y 70 hA 9Th year. ia whites ~ 80,
10y suffered much tfom t0y kiapa ts's
- hdl severe baekaclcs and M 49,
= too tfel9eaA causing ma 10 10 ,r,,1s
- hls1t and Ia ny bladder thers -
~. tcok Foley Kidney Pills ~ .gne -aa
~ en- W Tree pfsl trBlhia a1a sraig 49,
sna around Foley kidney PTis bTvs no
highest accommodating '"' AaFe ny
OTIS puRDY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17


ne Board Of Directors Of the Mex
leo Fair Association has decided to
bring the exhibit Of the State
Board Of Agriculture to the Fair. INT
expense Of transportation was all
that was necessary to get the exhib-
it here.
The Exhibit shows the work OF
agriculture and is Of great educs-
tlonal value. It will be here the en-
tire week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Misses Ara Dolins. Deta Lock
ridge and Blanche Mckinney and
Harry MCGEE and Guy Sanford went
to Chicago Thursday for a few
days visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
HR,ck roR salE

We have plenty Of good building
brick or fire brick for sale at prices
from $50 per thousand up. None
better, or cheaper. Mexico Fire
Brick and Clay Company. 1ss-2t~tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
WEDDING Al ARpomE.

Jack Reidy and Miss Irene Bieau,
velt,b 9th Of Illinois, were married
on the stage at the Airdome Thurs
day eye by Squire John Baker. The
wedding was sOlemnized at the close
Of the performance, The bride and
groom were shOwered with rice by
the audience.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

THE Cs1a haE f aU 50,
saecerse re &fa < p11sa
oaSaa 1s Ca IT
atn - rs - r-sGE
: ses s EsssE = TEA sB
Rnzm - Fa-zszL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

and Summer Colds
Must be relieved quickly and Fol-
.ey<s Honey and Tar Compound vii
do H. T. u. SteEart, 1904 VOL.
fran 81. Chicago. writes 4 haze
been greatly troubled during the bot
summer months with Hay Fever and
find that b. Using Foby's Honey and
Tar COMPOUND / get great relief"
Many others who suffer similarly vii
BE- glad 10 beueft By Mr.. stewart's
experience. Otis PuFdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Do moi allow your kidney and bad
der tronble to develop beyond the
reach OF medicine. Take Foley Kid
ney Pills They give quick results
and stop irregularities with surpris-
ing promptness. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

= fEAhS EGO
NJ. and Mrs. We - e.
teEsahaea a6ou< 1ds peogs at lbesl
hszns : Es s0gh q Maz10 vita
a kHn fete
James N1ik Ess ssreNviy hsri
~ being thrown fnon a buggy
Heuu Hesdersol u Ce1sEsy
teonnsr hzs m eg hr0Eea b. being
kicksd b q horse Ire aociaeat hzg
pz.eE il Maxiao
Joe Pate a Ausraa ard M@ LIZ
lie Barnett az MeHico wefe married
Geo and WI Adam Mr Miller.
Price JoAnsaa AID Wa Carter Eers
~polsoeEasa u The MEXICO Fair
Gruuads curing the Pair Otber OK
Eoea a. tie Far we7s tiled @ fol
aoas
Efarer-Cien Creseliug.
Geek q COarze-J4nes c. Trimhe
iD-g- u. NcIaiosh, q Allan
u. Ga A. C. ssads. q Lexington.
TX A. H. Rgnkle, Mexico
ssiwf Major II c TlHaall. Of
FssY< Col Thoa wasos. Pleasant
Plasf2, M Wood Maddoz. Andr4ln
GBz FannAa-John S Atkins
Ezra to NE and Mrs Fred Hage--
dorm 81 2s1f L county. q Hoa.
Nss &@l6sa. EOther o. Mns-
r. 3 ssas 8seg 81 TIC bone Of her
asseafrs. Bear 5hoDpsoa
TIE LaIgeT prizs fer tie pFeitiest
baby seat 70 Ga4ine. daaaater of Mr
and Mrs. < Fariey. northwest Of
csa1mia Tas second prize vas
SOS y Mar. daughter, Of sir.
ana Mrs J VI. BroEH- Tie Judges
sere. n H. tse Of Mexico Miss
Lsna Johnson. ef Mexico. AID Miss
Susie Rule. Il Ia BaIana
H1ae Hushss aged II years was
accidentally sh8t ~ Geo. Peak, aged
Is years The secideal occurred at
the MORE II Thomas Peak in Monroe
couHty
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Il. ". Montague, who has been In
New York and British Columbia. On
business has returned home much
pleased with the prospect Of his big
mine in Canada.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

TEE Zkzan 4 AzsE enz4za
-e AsZ @ Gz t<
'u1ne n EasngT SKA q view e
=aEns q wz1E a-&g& n Qauzc1E
~ & z-sak hs LIS Eosk
-FszsEs q Eez ouzHezkacs - seEk
eraaE TIE SsatA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

owen Patton, Of Fulton, passed
through Mexico Friday morning en-
route to st. Louis where he will take
advantage Of the excursion 70 Mag.
ara Falls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
10 20 ann n HrEs
Ass 0His BHk


4 hvz zeszf va Ezs1 q 1s
hozs - ! A $500 Ter Me hsr%
4 & - Nanao 0rz~ Cara
va DrZ @rzv - REezrs
EE uzs severely s1zssE
IA z1zz e NJ ES Mz e G.
E.o- a ~ a11 mHau@
Es Hz szzse1x 4 ~
uanre ia 1sa S@ II nrssANss
NGn
z 1aeaEz SD As h1-@ zS ssE
81 % T. D. Gzahzz Es F
q 2 N4a51s 1zz Mss NEzJ NA
Is Ess H1es zzs 3
ee1
J ". cazsoz wss sl4sas q
u8E 60 SEzsnu
gos Rasaty EA a barge
Aslss n Saz
Tue EEsa a1a w usss
G uue hEgE
A g vas asra-zssE q ag AsaE
AE - ca ms wZan EAl I
sSz= 49, IA czn1@
IA eoGnses & 4 P MonA T. y
Tolsu1 T. n Nora 2 y Mia
wasrsz EaNks vas sE = @
E1-T asck koseL
p s19us b0zshE Wa Byaee's hr-
zk sEas a. Lz6&1
Nrz sAlA Ba5I a3e * uPAqA
tsEes Eer hust&ad vas also " *
we aas 3e
J. T. She& Al eee1 ard -esPscses
rszea e&a q A.z bone a. Moaock
Nari5 q ha3 Ie q fenelaE and
- acres g gsx waz b1zea o. 1e
arz * a e HaL loss ahoeK 81
e
The Esuarzi q Mn Marta Wigs
uz ouas1etA froz tie Presytersan
ChzrcA "a Nsziao BY Rer- : J.
Goo.A
frank Hart uas asEs ek a
1hs Rineo Hotel
Mn FRED MSlHa 6led At Asr
h1zs nszx T1oEEs&
Il J. Gzraner. aese y yezE died
at hs hose narsaWsA ef Mckee
jessie fbe mfsai 6aHshser q Mr.
and ME yamas A LeEa died
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

EEDEEA q sz-Eng e. % EEz
- hr G = orsu =
---t rakeFs & E4sHs1Z a~
u EshAs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

ITs 81 rSu EZ te tE sAsNs
szz e IT, ~ ia
.GF saksF q aoalo zk a. - Er1
80 e save Bsu ~ p g
.s-~ z-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

SURREY Bsa. formerly Of the
! efon Sun, is nov editor of the
wichita Daily News, published at
Ui9aIta Falls. Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Clare Atkinson Of Hatton. Callawa.
county, attended the show here to
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

u Ass bez N1 az< cz1
.MeE ~ nE rv1Z tn- 1.ss
3 & Esl u~ Tts fzs5ezE uEs-
rAzzzE oaczZEtes eE-zLzE r-E
-sr4 rs go fsse
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

a marriage License has been Is
sued to Chas- E. Ross and Miss
Margaret Robinson, both Of Farber,
No.
Ccl A. L. Bennett. Of Cottonwood
Springs. Thursday, made the Led
ger q pleasant faii and paid his sub
seription up to 1875. (COi. O'Grady,
Of the X C, Times. viii please note
this.)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

T. Grubb, Of Laddonia, n Of
best Shots in the State, was in
this city Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Miss Mary Harrison Of Aux
vase is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
c. f. Harrison OF this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

An s j. Terril is visiting in
Montgomery City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
sPRoUL ACADEMY OPENS
SEPTEMBER


sprouI Academy Private achooI
opens Sept. 5 Grade and ad'anoea
work in class or alone. spccalies.
voice. Piano. business. and Teachers
Course.
Satisfaction guaranteed with lao'
vidual attention. 229-i2t 23it
John brennan and wife have +"
turned TO their home in Mnakosee'
Okla after a pleasant visit "RD
relatives and friends in this city
J. D. orear has traded his by
500 acre farm IN South Missouri "
.. A. Price for a stock Of mer'hai.
disc. ahlch no sold to w. = SaaF'
OF Mexico.
@~~=a-A-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
WILL HOT SUE; WOULD
STEAL WATER AGAIN


Montgomery .Ao, Aug. II.
Warren Zsmualt, who was hnet
SIC at New Florence for stealing
water from The Sunbeam schoo
house. claiming Il was for Unck
Johnny Green. vho was i'll. has de
cided be viii NOT sue the schoo.
Beard for having him arrested.
He sad the letters and congratu.
l%asioDa he is receiving from al parts
q the United States viii compensate
him for ne humiliation and money Il
cost him.
lie would. he says, steal" water
again Ia case OF a friends Illness.
Buy Il now. NOW is the time to
Buy a bottle u Chamberlaln's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Ii
Is almost certain to be needed be
fore The summer Is over. This rem
edy has no superior. For sale by all
dealers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17
lie WssEyL edgsr

E~z < - ? 9 ! E1nA ~
49, 8 ass =z
Tx EH Fe azsTa - w-gv
hesf sfa A. r tTM fhEE
Ne g sarsN @<ass ~ Ns 9 sk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

The Good Time Clnb met with Mrs.
ION Rely Tuesday afternoon. After
'Ae sewing hour a very interesting al
phaoetical contest was given, Mrs
william Jackman was winner. re-
eeiFlng a silver table bell as rrize
Refreshments Of blackberry ice and
cake we're served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Misses Aiken Reed aud isabel
Gregory we're the very agreeable
hostesses Tuesday evening for SO
Of their friends. The party was
given at the home Of the former and
was In the nature Of a lawn fete
with Chinese lanterns supplying H.
Elimination A floral guesser gave
entertainment, Misse Virginia Park
CT winning the prize. a small stick
PIN. The hostesses we're assisted in
entertaining by Mesdames r. NJ.
White. George Marshall. W. J. Bolts
and Misses EhRor Hill, Myrtle
Moore and Clarice Forman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Mrs, R. E. Race was the pleasant
hostess Saturday evening for a
few Of her friends whom she enter,
tained with games and refreshments.
The guests were: Messrs. and
Aesdames Arthur Lee, Samuel Kir.
by and Clay Mcclure; Mesdames
George Lee and Gelhaus; Miss
Clara Jurgenson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-17

Ars. Cora Rainey and Mrs. Owen.
q Kansas City, Mo, are guests ~
Charles Campbell and family. Thoy
are en- route to the Northern Lakas
where they expect to spend sevorai
weeks A number of Mrs
Rainey's frio,s.
,ofner helghbors we're invited to Tho
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Campben nj.
gay evening and spent a delIrbtfnl
lme' recalling many incidents Of
former days. Cooling refreshments
we're served mar the close Of Inc
evenings chat.
Ias exhibit Of hand-painted china
sl'es and tapestry given last satnr'
' Dy Mrs. Dea Carr Smith was
Doea by a large circle Of friends
ana ELECTED many expressions :,
@uin,raton. Some new and beau,,.
~ Designs were shown in the dec.
S.a.ioh OF the china Of which Ms
smith has been asked to maka a.
t'' IN one Of the large art stores
chicago. Mrs. Smith win omen ~
: large studio in Oklahoma Ca
September. wy IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08

stock was made contained gelatin. which
is not particularly nourishing In itself.
The notion that fish is good for the
brain because 1t contains large proper
ton of phosphorus is widespread AS a
matter of fact, eggs contain q larger pro-
portion of phosphorus than fish does, and
according to the same authority the SHIN
mering or So-called phOSphoreScent APP
pearance that fish exhibit In the dark is
no evidence of the presence Of phOsphOr-
us. but is really d sign of ncipient de-
composition! AT the same time fish is I'M
dOubtedly good for the brain, the reason
being that ii Is really digested.
There are few households where the idea
does not still obtain that frying Is a rich
and greasy, If very appetizing, method of
cooking. The new school of cooks gives
the reassuring truth that frying is neither
rich nor greasy necessarily. the fat being
merely used as means of excluding the
atmosphere and cooking the food at a
high temperature.
Even milk and eggs have emerged from
the kitchen laboratory with slightly dam
aged regulations. EGGS, it is pointed out,
are dear compared with many other foods,
ment as is sometimes supposed. The
claim Of milk to be a perfect food is only
allowed in It's application to infants, and
far from milk being recommended to
infants because. as is generally believed
it contains a large proportion Of nutritiye
matter 1t is really valuable because it is
not too concentrated and is therefore as
simulated without difficulty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
THE PROPER VALUES
OF VARIOUS FOODS

One by one the most cherished illusions
of houseuifery, household traditions
which have been handed down through
the ages of domesticity. are being ruth
lessly exposed by specialists in physiol-
ogy, chemistry and hygiene who have
forced their way into the once impregna-
BILE fortresses Of the kitchen.
Already the new order Of scientific
housewives is in being, and a new Ian
guage obtains. Breakfast, lunch and din
ner have been translated into protcldS
and carbohydrates.
Every kitchen its own laboratory Is
the growing cry. and out of the mouths of
daughters fresh from their courses in
household science come truths which We're
denied to those who had graduated in the
old-fashoned school OF house wifery.
Science has shed its cold, clear light on
the uttermost corners of kitchen and
harder and domestic fallacieS that have
long fingered are now being overthrown.
How many thousands of cooks peering
into their stock pots and seeing, in place
of the hot liquid Of few hours earlier, a
solid Jelly, have congratulated themselves
on the highly noulishing nature of the
soup which they would serve up with that
same rich looking jelly as its basis?
This touching coincidence was mis-
placed. 1t by no means follows that be-
cause certain stock forms cooling jelly
il must therefore be very rich. 1t only
means that the bones from which the