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Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
STRoTHER NEWS.

Miss Fay White, daughter Of
Milton White, died May 3 She
win be missed by many, both
young and old, especially her
twin brother, Ray. She also
leaves the father and Other rela-
tives. Sympathy extended them.
Willie Crigler visited his
fathers, last Sunday, a week.
Mr.. Reed, our merchant. keeps
busy taking off eggs. He took Off
a load last week.
Mr.. VIM, the farmer who is
occupying the John Wolver place,
has large field of corn up and
plowed over once.
Our mail carrier, who carries
mail from Santa Fe to Paris, is
back on his old route again. For
while the roads were so bad We
had to make the trip as near Us
possible.
We hear that Mr.. Turnbough.
one of our old neighbors who
went to Canada, likes it fine. Are
farming out there but have had a
two foot snow there since their ar
rival there.
ClaraCrigler of this neighbor-
hood spent the last two weeks
with relatives near Molino.
Miss Lenora Cooper and little
sister, Luella, spent one day last
week with Mrs. Mason.
Remember there will be preach
ing at Strother next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry RudasiIl
spent last Sunday with Oscar
Massey's family, near Moline.
Strother school has employed
Mr.. Neale for Room No. |, and
Miss Humble for Room No. 2.
The Misses Harrison attended
the funeral of their aunt Sunday.
The deceased was Mr.. Harrison s
sister.
Little Edna Long went home
with Miss Ruth White for a three
weeks visit.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
Trustee S Sale of Real Estate.

Whereas Hattie n. Lubke and B. j..
Lubke, her husband by their certain
deed Of trust dated September |, 1908,
duly acknowledged and recordcdin the
deed of trust records within and for
\the County of Audrain and State of
Missouri, in Book y, at page 80, con-
veyed to the undersigned trustee the
following described real estate, situa-
ted, lying and being in the county and
State aforesaid, to-wit:
Lots numbered eight (S) and nine (9)
in Block three (D, Duncan's Addition
to Mexico, Missouri
Which said conveyance was made in
trust to secure the payment of GER
tain promissory note in said deed OF
trust fully described. And whereas
default has been made in the payment
of said note and interest, now there
fore |, b. G. Barnes, the trustee nam
ed in said deed of trust, at the request
of the legal holder of said note will on
Friday, June I, 1912, between the hour:
of o clock in the forenoon and 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, proceed tc
sell the real estate above described a
public vendue to the highest bidder
at the east front door of the Cour'
House, in the City OF Mexico, Audrair
county, Missouri, for cash, to pay sale
debt and the costs and expenses of ex
etuting this trust.
b. c. BARNES, Trustee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
hARDlN GRADUATES.
26 Names in the List; Four Are
Mexico Girls.

Tres. j. ". Million Of Hardin
College has named the following
who will graduate from that in
sitution this year:
Lltcrary-Alta Frost, a. b.,
JonesDoro, Ill.,; Willie Hook, A.
H., Mexico, Mo-; Helen Vaughan,
A. b.. Blg Springs, Tex; lola
bcaI, i. H., Mexico, Mo-; Julia
thambcrlin, Il. L., Hollyoke,
Colo; Ethel Harvey, b. L., Cali
1cInia: Enc McColgan, b. L.,
Dexter, Mo; Coy Riddle, b. l..
Dexter, Mo-; Buena White, b. L.,
Olagah, Okla.
Piano-Florence Crosby, Mex
leo, Mo-; Addie May Fairchild,
Benton City, Mo-; Dora G. Hoop
er, Senath, Mo. Matte Johnston,
Carlyle, H.; Flora Berndette
kreiss, st. Louis, Mo Edna Lar.
sen, Marshfeld, Ore; Gertrude
Mueller, California, Mo; Amelia
T. Rix, Big Springs, Tex; Her.
mena Wise, Wellsville, Mo.
Nolce-Audra Cox, Independ
ence, Kan. Grace Mcdonald, Sal
isaw, Okla. Amelia T. Rix., BIZ
Springs, Tex.
Expression - Helen Palmer
Fort Scott. Kan. Martha Tinsley
Mexico. Mo; Melinda Wigging
ton, Elsberry, Mo.
Regular Art-Lillian Horns
brush. Amarillo, Texas; Dakot;
Estelle Wesner, Baldkin, Kans.
Fay Snidow, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
Illustrated Lectures.

Interesting stereopticon views
of Missionary work in India will
be shown at the German Evangel.
zeal church at Bean Creek on the
nights of Thursday, the 23rd and
Friday, the oath of May. The
lecture will be given in the Ger
man language on Thursday night
and in English on Friday night,
No admission charged but collec
ton will be taken for the benefit
of foreign missions. Begins at
I 80 each night. Everyone is cor.
daily invited.
Geo. Orlowsky, Pastor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
Trustees Sale.

whereas w. f. Bever and Dora
Bever, his wife, by their GER
tain deed Of trust dated May 8, l9ll,
duly acknowledged and recorded in the
deed Of trust records within and Tor
the County of Audrain and State OF
Missouri in Book 81, at page 29d, con-
veyed to the undersigned, acting
trustee, the following described real
estate, situated, lying and being in the
County and State aforesaid, to-wit:
Lot four az, in Block one (l, of I.
J. Bates Addition to the City of Mex
leo, Missouri
Which said conveyance was made IN
trust to secure the payment ola certain
promissory note in said deed OF trust
fully described. And, whereas, default
has been made in the payment of said
note, and whereas, also, the trustee
in said deed of trust refuses to act and
it being provided in such case that the
then acting Sheriff of Audrain County
shall become his successor, now, there
fore, |, j. B. Woolery, the
Sheriff of said Audrain County,
at the request of the legal holder OF
said note will on Friday, the 9TH
day of June, 1912, proceed to sell the
real estate above described at public
vendue to the highest bidder, Mt the
east front door of the Court House in
the City of Mexico, Audrain County,
Missouri, for cash, to pay said debt
and the costs and expenses of execut-
ing this trust
j. b. WOOLERY, Acting Trustee
and Sheriff of Audrain County.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
Give The Newspapers Credit.

The Pike Co. News last week
commented as follows:
The Mexico Message in speak.
ing Of the Commercial club in
that city says the newspapers are
given credit for much of the
club 5 success. That club evi.
IDENTIFY has a secretary that knows
the value Of printers ink and *
not afraid to say so. In some
towns however the newspapers
are so jealous, or something else
and some Of them are so blind
that they knock everything thai
the other fellow might say or do.
and do you know that many OF
the club members are actually
bluffed and are greatly afraid
that they may wound somebody
sensitive feelings. But such are
the ways of the world, but ii is re
freshing to know that the news.
papers are regarded as the
agencies thru which much credit
for success must come. Hear
what the Message says:
The Mexico Commercial club
last week reelected the board and
officers, each of whom had served
but three months. At a meeting
at the court house a resume Of the
quarters work was read. The
Secretary's report gave large
space and credit to the Mexico
newspapers for the success Of the
work accomplished by the Club.
The Club is working for the best
interests of the community and
the whole county. We would like
20 see more farmers get into this
Mexico organization.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
YOUNG EDITRESs VIEWS.
Mexico and Her People
Knockers" Have No
Place Here.

Miss Ella Smith, Of the Clinton
lMo.) Eye, visited in this city re.
Gently and after she returned
home she printed the following in
her paper:
We arrived in Mexico Monday
morning, at o'clock, and were
met at the train by Meinhart }
Sannebeck, who married Mis-
Bertha Stevens. who was raised in
this city and is the daughter oi
our good ncighbors. Willis "
Stevens and wife. We found die.
nicely located in n pretty cot,aa.
short way from the busina. "a,
trict. Their hospitality is mHm
passed, and their pretty bri"l
two year old daughter, Elizabeth,
made the visit doubly pleasant.
While there Mr.. Sannebeck took
us to visit the greenhouse, which
is one of the largest in Missouri ;
a specially is made of growing
carnations and roses for the
market as well as potted plants
This is a great industry for Mex.
leo, as they ship plants and flow,
ers all over the state, and to many
other states. We also visited the
home of Mr.. Sannebeck s parents
and his fathers store, which is a
large grocery store, with neat
market and packing house in con,
nectiOn. Mr.. Sannebeck is a
travelling salesman for a whole.
sale tea and coffee house. Many
travelling men are located here on
account Of Mexico being well 10.
Gated and having good train ser.
vice Every resident of Mexico is
a booster. If he knocks he is
told that 16 trains daily leave
Mexico, and he has iust "A hours
to leave. which makes it a live
town. They even 20 so far as to
tell him, if necessary they will
buy his ticket out of town. We
also viewed Hardin College, the
beautiful homes, and modern
buildings of that place Laudel
Bros, who ran a candy store and
ice cream parlor IN this city for &
short while are now located there
and are doing a fine business
They have lately purchased an
automobile TO help them handle
their trade. Oryille Reid Of thi,
city, is working for them. Mexico
has many miles of paved streets
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

Harwood-Sellard Nuptials.

Prof. Fred Harwood, of the
faculty of Synodical College Of
Talmage, Ala, formerly a teacher
in Hardin College, and Miss Dora
Sellard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
+. b. Sellard of this city and a
graduate of Hardin Conservation,
of Music, were married Thursday
afternoon of last week, at the
bride s home here, Rev. w. A
Shullenberger officiating. The
wedding was quite a surprise to
the friends of the young couple
Both are most worthy in charac
ter and very popular. The Mes
sage wishes them long and useful
lives together. They are spend.
ing their honeymoon by ii trip
thru the Western States.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
Decoration Notice.

Unity Christian church, two
miles south Of Benton City. will
observe Decoration Day. a ser
vice will be held at II a. m. and
dinner will be served on the
ground. Bring well filed baskets
and spend the day with US. All
those who will do so are invited to
come early and bring tools and as
sist in cleaning off the cemetery.
F. W. Leonard, Pastor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
New Schedule Colorado Limited
Via Wabash.

On Sunday, June 2nd, the Wa.
bash Union Pacific will change
the time of the Colorado Limited
now operated in train No. 3 pass
ing Mexico at II :09 noon to train
No. 9, leaving Mexico 5 :0S p. IN.
Daily, arriving Denver ) :35 p. m.
next day. San Francisco 40 p
m. and Los Angeles 4:3O p. m.
the third day. The equipment will
consist Of electric lighted steel
chair cars and sleeping cars st.
Louis TO San Francisco, connect
ing enroute with sleepers for
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.
Dining car service all the way.
This is the fastest schedule from
st. Louis to the Pacific Coast and
is the finest train running from
St Louis to Colorado.
Commencing Sunday, May 18th
and every Sunday thereafter dur
ing the summer, Wabash train
No. 81 (Moberly accommodation
will leave St. Louis at 6:15 p. m
instead of D rs p. m. This to en-
able passengers to put in the en-.
tire day at st. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

NJ. 7. Vandegrift of this city
has the contract to decorate the
home of Fred Detienne of Van.
dalia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
MONEY TO LOAN.

| have a large sum of money to
loan on farms at low rates and on
easy terms.
3m j. w. Howell, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

Mr.. A. A. Cronk and Miss
Myrtle Dowger, both of Holt
Summit, Mo-, came to Mexico and
were united in marriage last
Thursday, Rev. j. f. Ayscue Off
ciating.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
Pure Drugs

is the best aid in all cases Of sickness
and disease
There is the same difference in
drugs that there is in fruits or flow
ers, to be of value they must be
fresh. We aim to give you the best
and freshest drugs money can buy.
All prescriptions are filed by a skilled
Iubnruacist
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

Rev. w. A. Shullenberger of
Mexico has been elected president
of the Northeast Missouri District
of the Christian church. The dis
trict covers 81 counties.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

Barton Hubbard has moved
from Mexico to his new home at
Cant. We wish him prosperity
out there in that good part of Au-
drain.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

T. T. Morris is arranging to
erect a nice residence on the
ground he recently purchased on
West Love street.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

A. G.. Smith, the Elk 1t" man,
ll6 S. Wash. St., is prepared to do
all kinds of repairing. You
should see him; he will help you
out of your troubles.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

Joe Considine was here last
week from Elgin, Kan. Joe s
greeting to the Message man on
the street was, "Kansas is still
for Roosevelt, +"
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

B. l.. Frisbie and Mrs. n. S.
Johnston renew for the Message
and B. F. Miller subscribes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23
For Sale or Trade.

A good piece of income prop
,rty For particulars address
BOX -, Martinsburg, Mo. q
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

Rev. j. w. Keltner is home
for two weeks stay from his re.
ligious work in the Butler Dis.
trict as missionary for the Bap-
fist church.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

Lee Gordon, of this city, is tn,
new chashier at the C. & A
passenger station in Vandalia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

Much is said Of druglesS healing in
these days but it has been proven
that the proper use of
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-05-23

James Ware, of Kansas. is Wis.
iting relatives in this county.
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LOOKING AHEAD.

When the term of Thomas E. OILS.
gard. register Of the Minot land Office.
expires sometime next year. the Dem
ocrats will have an opportunity Of see
ing one Of their men ill the place.
The only candidate for the place men
toned at this time 10 John L. Fahey
and there is little likelihood that no
will have any opposition. Mr.. Fahsy
has had considerable experience With
land ONCE work and It 10 generally
conceded that his appointment would
be q good one. ..,
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whom you can deal direct 1oe to
purchase. Sec YoanSman 4 Com
pany.
& COMPANY's AID g.
We have for sale halt q dozen small
places ranging in price from $7oO
up. some with barns and gardens
and poultry houses. We viii be
glad to show you some Of these Il
you are looking for Q good invest
msur. See Youngman & COMPANY.
YoUnaonlAN & CoNPANY's AD g.
We have four or i've modern houses
close I'm tor rent. One Groom NOD
ern $40. house. Q 7.room modern
house. bath and furnace. $36 %: &.
room house with barn. hot water
heat and bath, $500; s-room house
furnace and bath. $a5. See Young.
man 4 CO, S.
YOUNGMAN & C0MPANY's AID =
We have for rent or sale Q 4e-aero
farm one and q quarter miles from
the posto6ce. Has nice buildings
and good water, large barn and good
house, and also vegetable cave;
16 acres under q high state Of cul.
tivation, all fenced and cross
fenced, This would make Z nice
home for some one who owns stock
for the winter, or for dairy use, or
poultry farm. See Youngman 4
Co.
yOUNGlAN 4 CO.'S AID s-Again
We offer 13-acrs tract almost In
tho heart Of the city, has nice tim.
Der and some hne garden. Con-
ta1ns . good sized picturesque
house, Joins one Of the new city
parks and faces the Mouse river.
Easy walking distance, o. you can
60 TO It in the motor launch. This
property will b sold Tor 3Sss -
per acre. This would rslail eof
for $4,000. X plated into lots. II
. Yours Tor 1900 o. e61y terms.
We will nos advertise this again.
Il not cold this week We Win Prob
ably buy It ourselves. (1Eayts). .
sse Youn1man q Company.
yoUNGMAN 4 co. D AID s-Ws do
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GOOD VALUES IN FARMS
Youngman & Co., have Few Good Things in
r -, ~.~Eoad These Ads. Carefully ar,c' sc
Anything in Them Interests You
1879 s. Reishus st. Minot, N. D.
ANYTHING in Them Interests yca

>YOUNGMAN & COMPANY'S AID l.
Our business is growing rapidly.
We have been very successful. The
businessmen and people Of Manot.
begin to realize that this IL the
REAL ESTATE BROKERS Office,
and are listing Ae'r vals'irs IN
Real l-.tate with US TO- sale or
rent, and We duly appreciate the
support Of the people Of Ainot.
Our customers are satisfied, ana
bring their friends to deal with -.
This 10 really our best ad-the salts
fed customer. We do = large rent
al business and We have . large
list Of satisfied tenants. Our tenants
! ars the best-tha kind that pay
their rent promptly. We use them
wen, and they use ID we'll. We
could use ton or fifteen houses for
rent or sale. at once, located in VI
: rious parts OF the city. Youngman
& Co.. LOT Reishus. Phone 50 red
TOUNGMAN & co. g AID 2-For or
THANKSGIVING Offering, We are au-
therised to selLa fine house On the
! North side. The lot 10 Slx14o, IL
fenced, has a neat bare and garden
not far from the new normal. We
Will sell this property for $3.50 this
! week. The property 10 unencum-
4 tered and we can make reasonable
terms. Owner leaving city. See
Youngman E Company.
.YOUNGMAN 4 CO.. AID 1-AnotheR
pretty 4room t6ttase on The North
side, barn and garden, lot 50xl40.
with nice picket fence. Property
10 ,iHancumbered and will be sold
for $1,000. on redsoaahle terms. So
youngman 3 @.
YOUNGMAN Z co. 3 AID I've aro
Offering beautiful place On Park
4 svenue with aboat N acre and .
half OF ground with nice shade trees
and . pretty house. The II hees
~ river and = b1sl1e u. Cass's
residence. The ownSe = goins 70
Europe and de1ffes to ssll +.
There are few nicer places 81 III.
not, or better fnve0t0entD. Can
on us for particulars and We will
IL 8 Z x 3 ~ 4 & ~ & ~ =
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Petroleum Products.

Petroleum Products.
Crude oil is pumped from the grount
ut anywhere from 800 to $500 feet be
bow the surface. Some Of 1t is light in
weight and gives large quantity OF
gasoline. This oil Is usually found in
Pennsylvania and Ohio. and one OF itf
heaviest products Ia ordinary wax.
Some high grade oil has Just been un
covered in Wyoming. Most of the oil
bearing fields In the United States yield
heavier oils that contain very little
gasoline. That Is why easoline IL &c
Nigh in price and why rehners make Il
Eliminating oils safer than they used to
because they have hotter place 10 put
Ds0line.
The oil fields Of Illinois, Kansas, OK
Ahoma. Texas and California contain
about three times az much kerosene
and distillate as they do Of gasoline and
aaphtha. Dtstillate is merely a trade
name for a heavier grade Of kerosene
but sells ut about 8 cents 4 gallon less
end contains even more power 30 the
eal1oA than kerosene.
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ing. See ~ for general insur@
ance. farm lands. city properly and
loans
& CO.'S AID 1O-We are
Offering this week . neatly furnish
ed 4-room cottage q pretty little
place. less than three blocks from
our ONCE, In L nne neighborhood,
$1050. The property Is rented for
$500 per Year. This pays 30 per
cent on tho Investment. We can
give you immediate possession II
purchaser desires to reside In It /.
gee Youngmaa & Co. ...
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SOUTH OF DEs Laos.
NOV. 22.)

Weather fine, but the snow sull
hangs on, SO there can DO but little
farm work done.
Chas. Groninger has been thresh.
ing some oats and wheat, but it is
quite damp Yet, and the snow mixed
in the bundles.
H. P. Davy and e. M. Coffey trans
acted business In Minot Monday.
They report tho roads in bad condi.
ton. , .... .......... ....,.,. L,
There will be big masquerade
dance given 1t the Halligan home IN
Wednesday night Of this week..
The Ladies' Aid Of Rolling Green
will hold sale and dinner at the
church on Thanksgiving. AZ this is
for = good cause all who could should
for good cause, al who can should
attend.
Chas. Gfoninser had 4 new phone
put In this week.
Carve Boucher and mother drove %
Minot this week.
Dora sartwell took dinner at the
e. n. Co6eey home Tuesday.
J. A. Petit and family and J. ".
Helton visited with George Hallisan
and family Sunday.
There was . dance given ct the
Chas. Plat homo last Wednesday
night.
John Summers and family and the
Wilson brothers returned from Mon
tana recently. There IL no place like
N. D.. even II It does snow In the
summer time.
Elmer Williams 10 In Minot on bust.
ness this week.
There was dance ~ the Gus
Bowman home last Tuesday night
and owing to the big fog several who
attended had quite Z time finding the
place ana called some Of the height org
out to ind out where they were ct.
Ada williams has been visiting
WITH ~ Downa1 g10
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Golden spent
Saturday evening 1t the HalliSan
homo.
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CHARLES KELLEY
SELLS eio FARM

Thru the AGENCY Of the =. ".
Younsman reA estate company. tho
go Charlie Kelley farm up the river
beyond burlington, was recently sold
to q. J. SwenSen Of SAWYER. Tho
consideration was $4,000 cash. and
IN addition TO the land If. ewenson
receives Mr.. Kelley's farming effects.
Mr.. Kelley vim probably make his
home IN Minot. This farm IL known
90 the VIM. 6neid6f homestead.
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Mrs.. Pringle and daughter, Peafl
will leave Sunday for Moossjaw. Sa6k.
to spend tho winter with relativoo.
Miss Perry arrived from eta1ley
to spend Thsnksg1vins With her DasL
entO. ~
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FOR sALD-La quantity Of choice
Red Top baled hay, II or lots;
samples can DO seen at Minot Trans
fer CO. ONCE. Address Lee Cole
man Co., Minot, N. D. Box $50.
I'll - IA
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ton or against the estate Of said de.
ceased. Respondents: 49,.
You are hereby notified that on the
9th day of September. 1919. William
H. Putney, presented to this court
his verified petition alleging that he Is
died interstate on March Goth. 1912.
the sole heir Of May Il. Putney. Who
leaving real estate in the County Of
Ward and STATE Of North Dakota. de.
Quarter (sEA) Northwest Quarter
(NWA) and Northeast Quarter
(NEA) Of Southwest Quarter (sWH)
Section One ~ Township One Hun.
dred Nfty-three (153), Range Eighty
two (ss) and that there are no debts
Of said decedent payable to tho resi.
dents Of this state, and prays that
the title to said real estate may DO a.
certained and determined. &'
And You arc further notified that
tho srd day Of January. 1919, Ct the
hour of ten O'Clock II tAe forenoon
Of that day in the Courn Room in the
County Court House IN the Ctty Of
hinot, Ward County. North Dakota.
having oeen appointed g he dine
and place Of hearing said petition.
y And you are hereby cited ana 70.
quired then and there to appear and
attend before this Court and show
cause. II any there be. Why the pray.
er Of the petitioner therein should
not be granted.
By the Court:
N. DAVIS.
Judge Of tho County Court.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota, this
18th day Of November, 1919.
Let service Of the shove citatioa b
made BY personal service upon said
William E. Putney, Clara Beighle,
Ada Good, Ethel Wick, Pearl Todd ana
Laura Putney, Respondents herein.
and by publication Of three success
sive weeks In the Ward County In.
dependent upon the other respond.
ents herein.
N. DAVIS, Judge.
III Is t3
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Baking Powder Biscuits
Lidhf - Father

L18ht ~ o Feather .
ByM1s. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor0f
the Boston Cooking School Magazine
Baking Powder Biscuits made by this
recipe are so far ahead of ordinary b.
king powder biscuits that, If once tried,
you will never use any other recipe.
Try it the next time you run short of
bread. Save this recipe. 20
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FOR SALE House and lot Inquire
q this ONCE or write n. q. HUI.
berg. r. R. No. :, llinot. n. D.
IL q "a