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A Corner Abonf Corn

Corr in Husk--Chooss nice.
sound ears of green corn Re-
move All the Guitar haskss leAv-
ing only <resh green ones and
then pull these carefully back
from tne corn. Clean and trim
corn thoroughly Pull hnsks
back into place and tie securely
Place in boiling water. 20 which
has been added one tablespoon
sugar and haIf teaspoon salt fo
gallon OF water. Aficw 20 boil
70 minutes. remove from water
snd with a napkin or clean tea
towel remove huske- Clip hcsk
end with sharp knife and send
ID table. Cook corn once this
nay ana YOU VIII always % So
Csrn On Csh-rrepsre corn for
boiling without husks. if you
don't want 70 30 20 so much
trouble. and place in bciiinz
water. 10 whsch cne pint sweet
milk. and sugar and salt have
baeu added Cork - minutes
FRIED CcrnEHt corn on cob
and place III iron skillet IN
whsch two tablespoons butter
hes been broreed- snake And
stir constantly II minutes and
season with : little sugar and
saEr
Gers HasR--Instead Of potz-
toes use corn with ehepped meat
for hash and use oniy the slight
est hzt Of onion ter 1avorirx-
eorn stuEea Tematoes-Use
de corn hash 10 st11 tomatoes
ana bake IS usual. usfnx snrsred
buttsr to haste
For Cxmp<rr-Pr Prepare corn as
IN 1-st recipe and prepare Z pile
WcE hot ashes froza the camp IRE
Afge- wrapping corn n thick
hrown paper wet taaoroughEy and
bury iii ashes Depending on
heat Of ashes. aslow an hour 70
an hour and : raf for cooking
MRS J. "
sas Van Ness az. City.
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Three Excellent Ounce Recipes
OUNCE cusTARD PUDDING

Pare and auinc and simmer them IN water
with
ons large add yols q ave . one PINT @
in and
OF the
he he pudding
Peel and cook = II water until
one pint milk Cook the IN double boiler until i i creamy
exur firmly
- -
and until
pudding
Bake and cream
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Eggplant Eriffers

Prepare and cook eggplant IN cold
sa1teal water. boiling ~ minutes Drain
and pux Il hoiIsng Nater- cook nnsis
tender salt ard perper TO Easte- add
two tablespoons batter Add cne weIl
beaten egg. Nix well And fry II hot
grease MRS R4WSO%
Box us, r. = = !. Santa cruz
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O1e cup brown sugar. half cup but
Ter crsane6. 3 good quarter cup Jam
fstrGw1errE pre<er-ecl. = scanr half cup
sour cream. EEo eggs. one and Z half
cups four. one snail teaspoon soda
quarter teaspoon cream Of tartar. two
thirds teaspoon cinnamon. quarter tea
spoon cloves ard = little nutmeg
MRS VI STEWART
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Tomato Salad

Cnop onions and green peppers fnes
peel and slice tomatoes. add one table
SPOON salad oil. mix one tablespoon
vinegar. one tablespoon sugar. salt and
peruar TO taste Mix all together
MISS w B. ED1NGTON
g. Cafistczg avenue. Sapz-
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POTATO Cake

Quarter cup butter. one cup sugar.
three-crzrters OF q cup sweet UllE. one
cup cold mashed potatoes. twc cups
Eour stffsd with one and : half tea
spoons baking powder. one tablespoon n
each cloves cinnamon and nutmeg.
favor vanilla and add half cup nuts
and raSsins-
MISS " B EDTSGT0N
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. Ia An zKEs=I clty
Quick Cake

One cup sugar. two cups -four. two
Teaspoons baking powder. sEft these
together Melt tTo tablespoons butter
II cup. break n rxo eggs and I'll II
up With milk ard ran K over 70 make
proper consistency Flavor. bake IN
layers and iii with any desired Icing
MRS J. z S1NGHASTER
Grafton. Cal
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MISCELLANEOUS
Noodles

Two eggs and half shell OF water
to each egg Put about one pint hour
and teaspoon salt II pan. make hole
N center break in eggs without beat
ing. add water and mix into four with
fork Work in enough -four 20 make
proper dough TO roll thin Roll and
when dry enough so that you can roll
them I'D without sticking cut into fne
strips Put in boiling salt water and
let boil about two minutes Remove.
drzin and put on platter Have ready
bread crumbs well Drowned IN plenty
butter and poEr over top
MpS IT It'll
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Potato Salad

Take warm. boiled potatoes and slice.
rut salt. pepper and quite bit OF oil
on and leave Till cold Then add some
chopped onions celery and parsley and
mix well Add q little mayo1nstse
MRS D. DEvoTo JR
santa Rosa
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Saturday the houSework- Of course is
ali done and when preparing the sat
urd9v dinner pare enough potatoes for
the sunday meal At the same time
prepare the gelatin and fruit and CRATE
the cheese for the rnaG1r0rf. The cake
should De baked saturday morning
While preparing the simple hut nu-
trftfous breakfast Sunday morning sea-
son the roast with little onion and
tomato. salt and pepper and place The
potatoes around Il. sprinkle al wIth
four and roast dry Boil the E1aea-oni
and blz1ch TX By holding under running z
cold water moment and then set away.
Then scaEd the tomatoes for the salad
By church time the ~oGsr IS done After
that all that IS 70 b done is 10 season
and brown the cheese On the u1acaroni.
heat tire meat slice the tomatoes and
cucumbers for the salad and make the
gravy Then whip the cream for des-
serE
This leaves only two cook pans 10
wash after dinner
BREAkFAsT
Cereal and b~rries with cream
OmeIef stuffed WITH minced ham
Fren<h fried potatoes
CoGce Hot Mumns
DINNER
Pea salad
Cream saImcn Iexf
Baked passsces
Pickles Bread and butter
Blanemange Marble cake
On Saturday CRATE the breatcrumbs
wash the potatoes. cook the peas and
make your dressing for tho salad
Bake the cake ard make the blanc
mango plain white. dividing Il Into
three equal parts adding chocolate to
one part, pink frusf cclorinx and mint
favor 70 another and vanilla TO the
third Drop by spoonfuIs Esto the
mold Look over the berries. nns1ee the
ham and pare the potatoes for break
fast
Sunday morning There is nothsng 70
do except get TIRE breakfast After
church nince the salmon very 1ne:
add one cup hne breadcrunne. the
beaten ycIke Of three eggs. half eu1
milk and salt and pepper 70 taste. thea
add she stifsy Beaten whites Of the
eggs Pux IN buttefsd p4n
and bake about 20 minutes chen set
the table and prepare the safad- Turn
the dessert upon = platter and xsice and
serve with = sharp knife
The salads and dessert may he
served ut the table. ana whfs doing
80 sor1e member Of TIRE family may re-
more the other dishes This gives the
housewife an added ch1nce 90 80 3own.
which - big item in eons<rsfnx ea-
erxy and making Sunday 4 cf rest
MRS 8 Re- WILLS
SIS Morse avenue. San joss
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Two cups bread sponge two cups
sugar. two eggs. ore CUP shortening.
two teaspoons soda. one teaspoon
cloves or spices one pint currants and
rstsfns 7oured- Stir as thick as pos
sfbfe Let rise until bread IS baked
Bake one hour slowly
MRS NATTEE 0TTAWAT-
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Plain Cake

Slft baking powaer with -four. cream
butter and sugar. Beat separately and
add yoIks % batter and sugar Add
milk ard -four alternately Beat well
and fold in beaten whites last
ROSE GOLD
s.. Fifth street. Oakland
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Sponge Cake

Three eggs one cup sugar. one cup
aoar. one teaspoon baking powder.
flavor 1ith lemon Beat y0lEs Of eggs
and sugar together. then add TIE four
ard baking powder. last add tEe whites
beaten 10 3 stiff froth ard extract
Bake IN . loaf pan II moderate even
MRS c HILL
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Sfewed Cucumbers

Pare cacurnbers carefully and cut in
quarters or eizhrhs Eengthwise- Cover
with boiling sasted water. Cook Is or
20 rnsnGres- Slide very carefully into .
vegetable dish ard serve with cream
sauce
Cream. Saac>-Aeit one tablespoon
butter mix n one tablespoon -four
half a teaspoon salt and ore cup milk
Stir until II thfckens-
MISS VARINA STARTK-
11-a Efy-Eaa Park ave. Los Angeles
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Day-fn-4dyance Recipes

FTne Neaf RoII-Three pounds beef
with snail piece 81 salt picked pork
chopped with the beef. one large or twn
small onions and Glove OF garlic
fehopped hn=t. are scanr tablespoon
salt one hezpIzg teaspoon pepper and
cracker crumbs. xwo eggs. one teaspoon
each sage. E1zr5orarn. summer savovy
ard thyEle. Nix al thoroughly and
share in a loaf or long roll Bake
slowly. adding z Estt1e water 20 tae
ran. so Il will not burn or be too dry.
Excellent served hot or cold and sliced
thin.
Cabbage safad-chop half Z cabbage
and r. onion fire. Take half cup vine
gar. butter size 81 half an egg ors
seant teaspoon mustard not quite haEt
cup sugar. lEtszs-salt and red peppeT
When vinegar a16 above mixture i hes
OF crezrny thickness Remove from fls
double F1oileT set i IN cold water aRs
stir uatIl cool Add ofs-tlivd cup q.
cream and pour al over cabba &c and
orfou ard serve ceid setting Il on ice,
tf possible. until used
Fruit salad ffor Desser1 One pine
a1rfe cut into eEnes or GEe can -
cu1e1. six oranges CIT about the same
size Juice OF three lemons ard SIX
bananas cut irto small. round slices
Put 4 layer Of each fruit into a. large
dish and sprinkle sugar over each layer
Let stand q few hours When served q
few berries OF any kind IN season nsaF
be added and one tablespoon of whipped
cream On each dish as served adds 70
the richness TIE 1huwe would be 4
nice naeru for Z hot Sunday ard cousd
be prepared saturday Potato salad
could be substituted X preferred
Potato salad-Cut up cold potatoes
ard slice orions together Make :
dressing OF eggs three scant table
spoons mustard. three tablespoons
sugar. nine tablespoons vinegar. nine
tablespoons milk save whites Of eggs
Put the above IN . double boiler and As
soon as creamy ard while hot beat II
four tablespoons o1zss oil an1 tner =;
cool Add beaten whites of eggs a 1T
tie salt ard red pepper. Pour over
potatoes and onions and serve verg
cold
The following cake would b nice I'd
serve with fruEt saIzd IL the latter waz
net SUFFICIENT for dessert. ard could also
be prepared Saturday
Hot Water Sponge Cake--Beat yolks
ard whites OF two eggs separately xnis
nearly all o< one cup sugar wsth tbs
whites ana balance 0f sugar with tie
yoIEs. into which beat ore cup rbur il
which ore large teaspoon hakkng g-pow-
der and ons-cuarter teaspoon salt have
been sffted Add one teaspoon 1error
favu-Ing. and after mixing and tea ting
ali Thoroughly add 6ne-ha1f cup boiling
water and baks DeFacsoms. Tested
ard contributed by
Mrs " r PERKINS
Apt :. 1890 California 81. City
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Our Final Announcement

The editor has received instructions to discontinue publ
cation Of the Housekecpers Page with todays August
prizes are awarded today
The editor has endeavored conduct the page basis
y air play all and wishes thank the contributors
Sho have helped make this page
AUGUST PRIZE WINNERS
First Prize. s3oo-Mrs Marie Wright 1893 Union street
San Francisco (Awarded for best SUNDAY nenul
Second Prize. szoo-Mrs William Morris Route 3 Mo-
desto Cal
Third Prize. s1oo-Aliss Minnie Dusold 1886 street.
San Francisco
Fourth Prize, s1oo-A c. Jochmus, Pacific Grove.
Fifth Prize, S1oo-Mrs D. Devote Jr, Santa Rosa
Sixth Prize, Sloo-Rose Gold 632 Fifth street Oakland
Seventh Prize s1oo-Nrs Charles Dunn, Concord Cal
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Sunday Menus and Recipes
Father Works on Sunday

The very easiest way Is 70 60 heue
to mother's for Sunday dinner. zs we
aid for the most part cf our FIRST year
or married life The Eext beat Is IN
1ppseciat1ve ard understanding use OF
coed hreless cocker as we have done
for the last year. The time between
stretches over a period Of Is years In
which time have prepared and cooked
over SEQ. Sunday dinners fer persons
varying IN number from TWO 70 tan
OWNS TO the big dinners We thought
we must have on Sunday. II was often
the busiest and most t5rescEe day Of
the week Tor me. II cid not seem right
that of all the family I alone should
get no rest on the day Of rest 50
after . family consultation re decided
to have our Sunday dinner On saturday
evening
There are = nunrner or roasts Which
pork. lamb ard the various meat rolls
Left from SATURDAYS dinner they ara
ready 20 serve cold for sunday
IL il easy to prepare the EouP the cay
Before or use one Of the good canned
soups. which require only heating ard
are ready tc serve
TIE dessert can also be made on Sat-
ur<iey and the salad dressing we often
have treat on Sunday OF salad made
makes delicious dressing OF OIL vim
eSAr. French mustard salt. papsika and
tzhasco these are placed before him on
Z tray on which II = bowl of crisp let
tuce- II whets the appetite TO watch
the process OK salad making and also
saves the labor Of serving that course
from the kitchen I never have any
vegetable that requires more than bali
an hour 70 ccok and which can not be
L. 49, kr9r7
day breakfast. unless X he ore left
from Saturday. which Is palztable
warmed up IN . cream sauce Thus
half an EscEr sufsces 20 prepare din
ner and never wash Sunday dinner
dishes TIL Ennd2y morning. Do mot
hold up your hands In horror II is not
50 untIdy as IL sonnds- and / learned
1t from . cousin. who is an irmacu-
late housekee7er. hut not drudge. II
the weather = cold Or rainy. the2 we
have steak OF chops instead Of the
cold mezs- BY being svorsichtig. as
our German friends put il. and plan
ming ahead. TX is easy 30 make Sunday
rest day for the mother and have
good dinner. too.
The following bill Of fare IS meant
10 be merely suggestive and can be
Varied ~ xiii IL Is only 20 show shat
can he done in 4 half hours work on
in mind on SATURDAY
Cream of tomnao soup
Geld vea1 roll hot mashed p0fafoes
Creanzed green peas
Jelly OIfves
Lettuce salad
Fruit xeIAftz Cake
Oakland MRS 3 R. r
-
Two Easy Sundays
BREAhFAST
Gxnfaloupe
Hot chocolate With whipped cresm
French toast Bacon eur1a
Tomato and cucuUber salad
Ronsa beef with Drowned petafoes
Mac2ronf and cEcese Brown gravy
White or brown bread with jelly
Fruit salad with whipped cream Cake
!.
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Stuffed Tomatoes

Carefully take out inside Of tomatoes
and chop with Gallery and sh-iups
teamed or Er-sh1- Nix all well to-
gether. I'LL tomatoes and pEt Z spoon of
may0nzaIse on top OF each
MRS D DEyOTO JR-
Santa Rosa
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3lfs Sixteenth ST. City
White Laundry Soap

Emptv the contents Of ore can I've
in kettle. pour over this one quart
warm water and stir with = large
SPOON unsIl I've is dissolved Pour this
slowly on t5ve pounds OF grease. stir
ring until lye and grease are well
mixed Let stand two hours. then add
FIVE quarts water. boil half an hour
and stand aside When cold soap viii
rise 10 the top and can be taken I'd
with a spoon Melt this again add
ing one cup washing ammonia and
four CUPS water This should then run
from the spoon like thick honey Pour
into bcx. let Il stand three hours ard
then rut into bars This will make
IS good sized pieces Of soap
MRS FREDA GOEBEL
san Francisco.
Apple Dumplfngs
Make . dough as follows TWO cups
sIfted -four sifted again With one
heapfng teaspoon baking powder and
0ne-fourfh teaspoon salt Blend IN
with fingers q piece OF butter size OF
an egg Beat one egg and add 70 i
cne-half cup mixed cream and milk
STIR this into -four Knezd and cut into
six pEeres Roll each piece out thin
and wrap around q good sized apple
which has Seen peeled. cut in half and
eored- Place in baking pan and turn
into pan one and q half cups brown
sugar and two cups hot water BaSte
from tine 70 time. cooking until ap-
ples are done and crust Is a good
brown
Irvington-
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Worlds Fair Cake

q. Calistogs avenue. Nara
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Christmas Chess Pie

&c Sixteerth - g.
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A Henu

a me1I
sezp-Purchase any good prepared
s0lpE
xal.ds-Com rsnatior. letture. asparA-
gus tips. tomatoes and hard boiled
egg
Ensree-coia fried hsh and tartar
szEce
noa.fr-Chieksn or duck.
ye<efables-co-n on COB and pota-
toes
D<=xers-Erust- 5eilo padding. cake.
fruits cheesa*and coEee
Prepare ali On Saturday
MRS 4 C4NTRowITH
so7s Fillmore -. City.
-
A Sunday Dinner
Beef Leaf Green peas
Lettuce and tomato salad
Berries rtsE cream
Cakes Co1<e or tea
Beef loaf could Be made on saturday
and sliced cold on Sunday Peas viii
cook II BALI an aour. Salad and beF-
RES cleaned and arranged in hasf an
h0ar Cakes. bread ane butter can -
bought prepared
Mrs ALMA IL SFTEARNAN-
IT. F2En1Ss1s avenue. city.
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jan Cake

So fifth street. Osklani
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Bread Sponge Cake

1sss East Market street. stocs
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Lizard Shipped in Carloads.


JENSEN, Utah, March 22.-The fifth
boxcar loaded with portion OF the
skeleton of Utah lizard has started
for the Carnegie museum in Pitts
burg. 1t is estimated that 10 more
carloads will be necessary before all
the bones of the giant dinosaur which
is being excavated on the banks OF the
Green river are assembled in Pitts
burg. It is not so much the size of
the reptile that is requiring train OF
cars to transport it as it is that the
bones are quarried in blocks out of
solid rock, and the blocks cased for
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minor morals of society,"" Parents, il
they will, have chance here to free
themselves from their personal in
terests as workers in the outside
world and to come into fellowship
with their sons and daughters.
Conversation should be free. Ex-
pressions of opinion should be en-
couraged. The family in its lesser
sphere should do what society does
on the large scale 1t should create
public opinion.
The duties Of fathers and mothers
do not stop with providing boys and
girls with food and clothing and some
Injuries.
They go on to supplying edu-
cation in the largest and best mean
ing of the world, to developing char
acter, to training them for life in
society The potentialities of the
meal together at home for discharg-
ing these larger duties to children
should not escape the attention of
parents.
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Begin Fly Swatting Early.

NEW YORK, March 22.-To Offset
the partial failure of the ice harvest
and the ruin of the peach crop, which
many predict as result Of the alb
normally mild winter, a bumper crop
of houseflies is promised by Edward
Hatch, Jr., chairman Of the fy-fighting
committee of the American Civic as
ISOLATION.
81 have never seen so many flies
active in midwinter," said Mr.. Hatch,
"as l have seen this season. In ordi-
nary winters most flies which survive
the first cold snap hide themselves in
cracks, crevices and other sheltered
places and pass the season in a torpid
state. This year, however, there has
been no cold weather which could kill
all the flies or even cause the hardest
of them to suspend their activities.
The result has been that the laying
of eggs has gone on as it might have
done in a cool summer and that sew
eral extra generations have come into
existence in the last few months"
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ted Press Association Service.
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1918.
FAMILY MEAL AS SOCIAL OPPOR-
TUNITY.

The family is the social unit In
the family individuals begin to learn
to live as members of society. In the
home the purpose is to make the
associates in the social unit.
But there is failure to recognize
the social relations and nature of the
family. The father gives himself to
business, them other to domestic
drudgeries or church work or clubs,
the children to school or other par
ticular interests of the young. The
home is undermined the family
threatened with disintegration.
A means of counteracting these
centrifugal tendencies is to make use
of the family meal as a social oppor-
tunity. 1t is the occasion when the
whole family is most likely to be
unite. 1t is a school where children
naturally acquire manners, ''the
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patient care and watchfulness of the
two birds-they have been taking
turns on the nest for some As days
there is not sign of life in the egg.
Yesterday the mother bird was hop
ping Enthusiastically about the cage In
frenzy of emotion. Up above the
father vulture sat despondently on the
unexpected Incident.
nest. Suddenly there was a thrilling,
The bird, hopping of the nest In his
thoughtless, masculine way, tipped up
the big white egg and rolled it right
to the edge of the nest.
Both birds seemed paralyzed with
horror, and keeper to prevent the
egg getting cold, got ladder and put
the egg back in the nest.
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Turks May Pawn s1o,oOo,Ooo Throne

PARIS, March 22-It Is reported
that the representatives of the Turk
ish government are trying to replen-
ish the Ottoman war chest by pledg
ing in Paris, among other treasures,
an old throne. Details are lacking,
but there is, at any rate, one throne
in the Turkish regalia which is worth
a considerable sum. This was the
throne of Shad Nadir of Persia, and
was part of the tribute he had to pay
when conquered by the Turks.
1t is as opulent piece OF furniture
as can be imagined. Its feet, arms,
sides and canopy are thickly encrust-.
ed with precious stones, some of them
uncut and unusually large.
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BUSINESS VALUE.

Sometimes, measures proposed and
advocated by commercial organiza-
tons are considered impractical, sim
ply because they are new.
Often that which savors of change
and progress is branded as 'hot air"
proposition by the man who is re-
signed to "1et we'll enough alone"
Continually, an active commercial
is a thorn in the side of
the man who affirms he is tired of
having his ''leg pulled"
But in the long run organized EFF
fort of live commercial organization
justifies itself 1t proves it's practical
value to the community, and makes
good on an estimate, harsh or liberal,
Of it's benefit to the commercial activ-
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RELIEF OF MOTHER
BIRD BY YULCURE

LONDON, March 22.-In a great
nest of twigs some 20 feet from the
ground, two huge Kolb's vultures, at
the Geological gardens, are having the
most anxious and worrying time of
their lives. They are becoming domes-
ticated In the nest is large white
egg, weighing nearly pound, and,
despite the persistent efforts of both
birds, the egg refuses to be Matched.
1t was laid on January IA, and the
baby vulture should have been born
several days ago. But, despite all the
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tiles and public welfare work in its
community.
Moscow has live commercial Or
ganization, in the Chamber of Com
merce and it is doing effective and
practical work.
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shipment The skeleton measures g.
feet in length.

FOR SALE OR TRADE AN ESTAB-
lished business In Moscow, together
with highly improved city property,
at great sacrifice. Owners rea-
son for wanting to sell Is business
interests elsewhere demanding his
attention. The property Is worth
$4,000. $4,000 will handle it. This
is a snap For particulars address
F, care Star-Mirror. SIT
ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS IN THE
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