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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-09
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charters were issued
by the. State Corporation Commission
yesterday:
Dixie Motor Car Company. Inc. Nor
folk. Capital stock. $4,000 to $4,000;
automobile business. b. r. Wrenn,
president: G. DeBree Taylor, secretary,
both of Norfolk.
Manufacturing Company, Inc, Rich
mond. increasing capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000.
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Southern Railway 4s.,................... S3s
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 90
Southern Railway div. scrip tbidj... Sin
United States Steel I'd 5s................ iook
United states Registered IS. 1880 (bld).. 95%
United states REGISTERED IS. 1915 Jibid5.. ssS
Cnited States Registered IS (bid)........ l9Sh
United States Panama is 1861 tbid)...... sSA
Virginia Brown Brothers ctfs tsaie).... IS
Va Car. Chemical LIST IS (bid) .......... o.
Va. Ry. and Power Company 5s (askcd. "a
Wabash deb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S6lS
Wabash. Pitts. Term. LIST 3s...........
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DRINKS DOSE OF POISON
WHEN HIS HORSE IS STOLEN
Sncciel 10 Tho .Timo.

!SpeCIAI 20 Tie 'Times- Dispatch.1
WINCH ESTER, VA, December s.
Frctted because some one stole his
favorite driving horse. and unable TO
locate the animal and buggy, James
Williams. of kernstown. swallowed an
ounce OF laddanum early to-day. hut
physicians saved his life at the Me-
mortal Hospital. Williams wrote
note In which he arranged infinitely for
the funeral, emphasizing his wish to
he buried in Il blue suit, saying 1t
would look better.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO. December S.-Absence OF needed
rain In Central and Western Kansas tended
day to offset wheat. weakness due largely
to lower cables. Prices closed, unsettled u
as OF to Y up. compared with last night
The outcome in corn was u to MOI decline
visions finished to 12h higher.
Leading futures ranged follows:
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Caskie G. Burch & Co.
tStock and Bond Brokers'. 1915 +. Main.)
Richmond. Va. December s. 1914.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia, rs. Old c. and r.. 1882. SSh %.
Va. Centuries. 2. 8 c. and r.. 1891: S2is -.
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
va Ky. and Power Co., 100 80 81
Va. Ry. and Power Co., com....loo a iih
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCK :
american National Bank........loo le9 =:
Virginia Trust Co.................100 LOO -.
MISCELLANEOUS
Va Car. Chem, pfd, 8 d. CLIO ~ 90.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CMICAGO LIVE sTOCK MAnKEr.

chicago; December .s..-IIegs. higher:
s675drsf.s S.: heavy. si65as7Go: rough. sS.isai
s6S; pigs, S5;c9asI!.: Cattle: firm; Christ
mas beeves, Sl0.T5Gsil.75; native steers IS 20
@s,o.7o: Western sa.25M$S. 20: cows and hef.
ers: sac5atsSo; calves: sS5oas9;eo, Sheep.
$40; lambs S6.loMS63 s.
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Suit for $4,000 was brought in the
Law and Equity Court yesterday
against tho Virginia Railway and
Power Company by Susie v. Robinson.
No declaration was filed.
The Journal Company brought suit
tor $500 against the National WOODEN
Mills and r. s. Holt. There was no
leclaration
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CHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.

Two Deeds of Trust Amounting to s73o.
124-A. L. Fisher to Harrison &Bates.
trustees: 30x1oo feet west line Church
Street. 30 feet south of Rowe Street.
December 1, 1914 5000
129-Sarnh Lee to Robert c. Bayliss.
25xl24 feet north line Leigh Street
20 feet west of Judah Street. Decem
Der s, 1914 $500
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Atlantic Coast Lin,
The standard Railroad of the south.

The STANDARD Railroad OF thc South.
EFFECTIVE APRIL -, 1914
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:l5 A. II. and 81
For Norfolk: 500 A NJ. 500 p. NJ. 81
L. 81. -
F9. y. & w: Ry;. West: s:l5 a. sf-. Old
A. NJ, 800 p. NJ, $50 +. 81. $50
For Petersburg: 1850 a. ~. s:I5 A. M
s::t 4. NJ. 300 4. NJ. $3.50 A NJ, 1900 r. II
t:io T.. NJ. s:o6 T.. NJ 6:5 =. III. e:eJ p. M
u:4s +. VI. -
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 1870 p. n,
TIainb arrive Richmond daily: s:25 A NJ
N:ia a. NJ. $50 a. NJ, 'S:7l A. ~. ITO.
\: NJ. Il:io A. 81. '2:lo p. NJ. fi:io p. 81
u:3 l.. NJ
Except Sunday. tsunday only
Time OF arrival and departure and connee
c. s. CAMPBELL d. p. A. sas Main ST
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Permits for new and repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday, as follows:
r. w. Jones, to build a two-story
brick stable on the west side of Ken
ney Street. between Clay and Leigh
Streets, to cost $1,000.
Mrs. r. c. Houchings, to repair frame
dwelling GA North Twenty Street,
to cost $464.
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

A judgment for s424 in favor OF L. F.
Hawkins against j. Leroy Asher was
entered in the City Circuit Court yes
terday.
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HENnIco RELEASE DEEDS.

Ono Release Decd Amounting to s2,450.
II. S: Deuel., 4351s X 500 feet north
line Dumbarton Avenue, 479 feet east
Of Hermitage Road. November 80,
1914, S2,i5O.
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Pay
City 7 axes
ROOM 107. CITY HALL.
Richmond. Va. Dec. l, 10

II 4.
THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES
real ESTATE AND PERSONAL
for 1914 ARE DUE IN DECEMBER,
AND SHOULD BE PAID AT THIS
OFFICE.
EVERY MALE, twenry-one years of
age, and EVERY person keeping house
or doing business In the city, is as
sessed for personal taxes. Those who
nave not paid any city taxes during tile
year are urged to call and settle, SO as
to avoid being posted as delinquents
1--WE PER CENT will be added 10
last half il not paid on or before DE-
Interest at .sIX PER CENT also
attaches to all bills as soon as reported
delinquent.
Particular attention is called to the
above as under the city ordinance there
can be no avoidance of the penalty.
GRADING, PAVING AND SEWER
payable. FIVE PER CENT penalty
will be added to all 1914 grading, paw
Ing and sewer connection bills NOT
PAID BY JANUARY 81. 1915.
SOUTH RICHMOND TAXES, ETC.
must be paid at the office of DEPUTY
COLLECTOR, Tenth and Hull Streets.
, Town Taxes for Highland Park.
North Richmond, Barton Heights aui
Ginter Park also payable in December
at this office. Five per cent penalty
added after December 81. 1914.
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HusT1NGs RELEASE DEEDS.

One Release Deed Amounting to $500.
lotte f. Pollock ox Iitee feet eG G noath
line Buchanan Street. 90 feet east of
Pocahontas Street December 3, 1914,
$500.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Are Mainly the
Result of Purchases by
Home-Seekers.
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED
Christie Manufacturing Company Pre-
pares to Do Larger Business-hn-
portant Cases Argued in Federal
Circuit Court Of Appeals.

Realty transfers recorded In the
courts yesterday were of n light order
The sales were all for small property,
and were made to homeseekers who
plan to build in the near future. Real
estate is affected by the weather con-
damper on larger transactions.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. December S.-Stock Exchange
transactions and quotations today nnd,r
the supervision OF the committee were as
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GlnnInx RECORD nroken.

WASHINGTON. December S.-More cotton
than ever ginned In any season prior to De
cember /. is the record for this year. as In
dicnted by Census Bureau statistics. Issued
to-day showing 13,066.lo5 bales hnd passed
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

A permit was issued by the Plumb
Ing inspector yesterday to II. NJ De-
laney, for j. NJ. Delaney. 1915 Grove
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HENR1co TRANSFERS.

One Deed of bargain md Sale Amount-
ing to $500.
1S-Fairffeld Realty Corporation to
Victoria Price, 25X138 feet east line
Twenty-eighth Street at south corner
OF Tate Street. November 4, 1914, tax
SO cents, IS. '''>
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w. S. Robinson 6 Co. sold at auc-
ton yesterday afternoon four frame
flats at 2310. 2310-A. 2312 and 2312-A
L street to X. d. Watkins, the property
bringing s2,1S0. An auction sale was
also held by the same agents of the
four frame dwellings known as 1909,
1902. 1903 and 1906 Venable Street.
This property was sold to William Cat
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Ruildinr Insnector Rnt1ar

Building Inspector Butler said yes
terday that the ten-foot brick wall
around the lime kiln ut Twenty eighth
and Pear Streets had been completed
kiln. in the past. has been the cause Of
a number Of fatalities each winter
among tramps, who are attracted to it
by the heat.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.
The following permits for electrical
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RAILROADS ,.
Norfolk & Western Railw,

h ONLf' ALL NAIL LINE TO NORFOLH
Schedule In Eject Nav 10. 1914
Lenye Byrd Street Station. Richmond. I'D
NORFOLK: 1900 A. NJ. $500 p. NJ. I'd
FOR LYNcHBURa AND THE wEs
t6:i5 A. NJ, 1850 a. NJ. $500 p. NJ. s9:o0 p
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sli:io
NJ. 1855 p. n. .ll:3o p. n. From tho We
$50 a; M. 1910 p. ~. ii:R r. M. ss:os
.paily. tpaily except Sunday. isund|
". WE d. BEv,LL w. c. sAuNprnslI
p. T. NJ. Roanoke. G.. p. A. Roano1
c. III. BOsLEY. ID. p. A.. Richmond. VI
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american Car ana Fury. ETAO1Nt
Amer: Car and Fdry. pfd il2 i.
Canadian Pacific ..... 1856 !
Cal. Petroleum. conn.,. 1871
Evening star., 1914-08-18
Striped Silks and WooIs
Will Continue in Favor

Roman-striped silk and wool materials
will continue in popularity throughout
the fall, partly because our desire for
these was Of necessity unsatisfied this
summer. Manufacturers could not fill
the demand for them, but they promised
to do SO in the fall.
Russian tunics of striped material are
smart, and in other models the under
skirt is made Of the striped material
and the tunic Of plain in contrasting
shade
Still another has the stripes Of ma
tertal in tunic and unders<irt running
d1versely. the upper hung on the bias,
with stripes meeting at the front seam.
Charming Little Wraps.
What charming little wraps can be
fashioned from the supple taffetas of
this summer season! One is peapod
green in color. with lace-befrilled
black velvet collar dropped so low that
it appears to be falling from the shoul-
ders. The faring trimming ruf1es Of taf-
feta are mounted on cable cord.
A number of charming wraps seen at
Atlantic City are Of taffeta in crushed
strawberry or midnight blue. and faced
with perishable chiffon Innings, which
blend with the laces in the frocks when
the coat Is thrown back from the shoul-
ders. The silk mantles of our grand
mothers are being revived in the short
shoulder wraps. which are self-trimmed
in ruchings of pink on either raw edge
Capes first dared their way into public
at the Dea'Iille races last year. an6
were imno :.d1ately caught up and whirleG
into popular use. All Paris is now en-.
veloped in the cape, for the farseeins
Frenchwoman. who dresses well on
pittance, knows they are convenien,
wraps to swing over any sort Of frock.
Evening star., 1914-08-18
GLASS TABLE SERVICE
FOR WARM WEATHER

Did it ever occur to you that glass
looked decidedly cooler than china? 1t
does look cooler to most persons and
therefore the table set forth with much
glass and silver-that looks cool, tools
far more summery than the table set
forth for the most part in china.
Cut glass is well for the smaller dishes.
for candies and appetizers, but 1t is
pressed glass that must serve for many
things. This heavier. cheaper glass is
evolved into all sorts of interesting dishes
and 1t is made the more serviceable by the
addition of nickel rims and standards in
many cases.
There are tempting dishes for appetite
ers that are formed of four triangular
dishes fitted into a big tray, and these
can be filled. for instance, with sliced
cucumbers and sliced tomatoes to present
most appetizing appearance.
Small glass baskets. in nickel standards,
are delightful for holding fruit on the
summer table. A breakfast table with a
glass basket in the center filled with
flowers and two glass baskets at the ends
holding fruit, with glass finger bowls at
the various plates. is indeed cool and
pleasant to look upon.
Glass fruit plates are also sold. and
these add to the summery appearance
of the breakfast or dinner table These
plates are similar to those that go under
sherbet cups. Glass Sherbet cups can
be used every day in the summer, for
almost every sort of light, warm-weather
dessert gains added charm If it is daintily
served In these crystal cups. Custard,
gelatin. blanc mango. ices and sherbets
and ice cream, fruit salads and cocktails
and many other summer desserts can be
appropriately served in sherbet cups.
Another useful dish is the cheese and
cracker plate combined, which can be
had in glass and nickel or in glass and
silver deposit. 1t is big, fiat plate In
the center of which there is some sort
of small dish, attached or removable, for
cheese. This dish can be used, likewise
for toast and marmaIade. or for candies
and sweet biscuits at afternoon tea.
glasses for water and lemonade, punch
iced tea and other summer beverages
Any of these. if they are sparkling from
the results of hot water and careful dry
ing, are cooling in appearance. And sure
ly there is no more tempting sound in
hot summer weather than the clink of
ice against glass. The jugs and pitchers
of glass to hold the cooling summer bev-
erages are likewise varied in pattern and
design. There are iced tea sets, con-
sisting of glass dish for lemon slices,
tall glasses for the beverage. bowl for
cracked ice, and a pitcher for the tea be-
is silver jug for hot tea which is to be
poured over ice.
Copyright by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
Evening star., 1914-08-18
Reddy Fox Spends a Bad Night

1t almost always happens when a hoaster blows
his horn -,
He wishes that he hadn't ere the coming Oh 'ie
morn.
Reddy Fox wished so with all his
might. He wished that he had Kept MS
tongue still about not being afraid 10
meet the strange creature that nao
given Peter Rabbit such fright. When
he had boasted that he wouldn't be
afraid of it, but that if he should meet
it he would stop to find out all about 1t.
he didn't have the least intention OF
doing anything Of the kind. He was just
idly boasting and nothing more. You
see, Reddy is very fond of boasting. He
is one of the greatest boasters In the
Green Forest or on the Green Meadows.
He likes to strut around and talk big.
But like most boasters he is coward
at heart.
Unc' Billy Possum knew this. and so
he dared Reddy to go the next morning
to the foot of the hill where Prickly
Porky the Porcupine lives, and where
Peter Rabbit had had his strange ad-
venture, and where Cnc' Billy himself
claimed to have seen the same strange
creature without head. tail or legs which
said that he would be there himself up
in a tree, where he could see whether
Reddy really did come or not, and SO
there was nothing for Reddy to do but
| to go and make good his foolish boast
If the strange creature should appear.
You see number of little people had
heard him boast. and had heard Unc'
Billy dare him, and he knew that II he
didn't make good he would never hear
the end Of it. and would be called q
| coward by everybody.
Reddy didn't sleep at all we'll that aft
ernoon. and when at dusk he started
to hunt for his supper he found that he
had lost his appetite Instead Of hunt
ing he spent most of the night in try
ing to think of some good excuse for
not appearing at Prickly Porky's hill at
daybreak. But think as he would he
couldn't think Of single excuse that
would sound reasonable.
IF only Bowser the Hound wasn't
chained up at night I would get him to
chase me, and then I would have the
very best kind Of an excuse" thought
he. But he knew that Bowser was
chained. Nevertheless he did go up to
Farmer Browns dooryard to make sure.
It was just as he expected-Bowser was
chained.
Reddy sneaked away without even a
look at Farmer Browns henhouse.
didn't see that the door had carelessly
been left open. and even If he had It
would have made no difference. He
hadn't bit Of appetite. No. sir. Reddy
Fox wouldn't have eaten the fattest
chicken there II 1t had been right be-
fore him. All he could think Of was that
Evening star., 1914-08-18
The Difference.

The most popular frozen desserts seem
to be ice cream and water ices; but the
distinction between these and other iced
fruit and cream mixtures is not always
clearly made, SO that often a preference
is declared for an ice when a cream mix
ture is intended.
A frappe is a water ice frozen soft; 1t
is almost watery, and is served at recep-
tions and luncheons.
Evening star., 1914-08-18
Soft Soap.

Use three-auarters pound Of potash foi
every pound of grease. Soak the potash
in cold water overnight. and next dag
boil il until the potash dissolves. thes
while still boiling hot pour It over thu
grease. which has been placed In the re.
ceptacles In which you intend to keep tho
soap Every day pour on more boiling
water. according TO the quantity Of soar
being made, and stir thoroughly. Twen.
ty-five pounds of grease will make about
one barrel Of soap. Pour on a kettle OF
hot water each day until IT comes to the
right consistency.
Evening star., 1914-08-18
terials used, with white batiste vestee
collar and cuffs to relieve the neck.

The blouse is in the form of a sleeve
less jumper in blank satin and the long
sleeves are attached to thin inner
lining. The tops are of crepe and the
lower part of satin. A black satin yoke
of the skirt has two small false pockets
in front outlined with folds of crepe
just below the crepe belt. To this yoke
the long tunic skirt is mounted in
pleats under a cording and heading of
self-material. The remainder of the
skirt length, is completed in crepe,
mounted to thin silk top.
In spite Of their so-called somberness.
there is no reason why mourning cos
tunes cannot assert a good deal of
than a hint of chic" in fashionable
mourning. even though a dress be
weighted with crepe and of most un-
compromising severity.
Evening star., 1914-08-18
Boiled Fish.

with boiled fish. serve sauce Holland
fsse. potatoes and cucumber salad or
plain boiled cucumbers. With fried
fish. serve sauce tartare. potato balls
and cucumber jelly salad. With plank
ed or broiled fish. serve potatoes and
hearts of lettuce with French dress
ing. With fish pudding. serve creamed
potatoes and cucumbers on lettuce
with French dressing. Serve parsnips
with salt boiled Goldfish, and corn
bread or fried cornmeal mush with
broiled salt mackerel
Evening star., 1914-08-18
You Owe 1t to Yourself to
Be Attractive.

A woman's crowning beauty is
her hair. Its 1uster. gloss and nat
ural beauty are brought out by
using Cobb's Shampoo new
scientifically prepared hair wash
that can be used often without any
inconvenience. It removes the dirt.
dust and oily film that du1ls the
brightest hair.
It's wholesome and beneficial quail
tiles recommend 1t to all intelligent
and we'll groomed women. Cobb's
Shampoo will rid the hair Of all
dandruff, and will leave just the
proper amount of natural oil to IN
sure perfect hair health. It gives
the head a delightfully."- cool and
cleanly feeling. It contains nothing
injurious, and Is absolutely harm
less to the hair. It keeps the hair
glossy and healthy. and prolongs
the youthful beauty desired by every
woman.
cobb's Shampoo can be obtained
from O'Donnell's or any drug or
toilet counter. Carefully specify
"Cobb's Shampoo" as no other can
take its place.
Evening star., 1914-08-18

oueer story told by Peter Rabbit and
inc Billy Possum and the scrape he
had got himself into by his foolish
boasting. He just wandered about rest
lessly waiting for daybreak and hoping
that something would turn up to pre-
vent him from going to Prickly Porky's
hill. He didn't dare to tell old Granny
Fox about it, He knew just what she
would say. 1t seemed as though he
could hear her sharp voice and me very
words:
SERVES you right for boasting about
something you don't know anything
about. How many times have I told you
that no good comes of boasting? A wise
Evening star., 1914-08-18
Elderber7y Wine.

Take eight quarts Of berries and
pour over them four quarts Of boiling
water. Let 1t stand twelve hours,
stirring It now and then. Strain well.
pressing out all the juice. Add three
pounds Of sugar to four quarts of
juice one ounce Of powdered cinnamon,
half an ounce Of powdered cloves. Boil
five minutes and set away to ferment
in a stone jar with a cloth thrown
lightly over 1t. When 1t is through
fermenting rack 1t carefully. so as not
to disturb the lees. Bottle cork light
ly and put in dry. cool place.
Evening star., 1914-08-18
Ginger Pudding.

Cream one-third cup Of butter. add
gradually one-half cup sugar and one
egg well beaten. Mix and sift two and
one-fourth cups flour. three and one-half
teaspoons baking powder, one-fourth
teaspoon salt and two teaspoons gin
ger; add alternately with one cup of
milk to first mixture. Turn into but
tered mold, cover and steam two hours.
Serve with sherry sauce.
Evening star., 1914-08-18
For Shirt Waists.

To give a soft finish to shirt waists and
delicate fabrics when laundering them
use cornstarch. Take one tablespoonful
of cornstarch, mix 1t with little cold
water. stir into one quart boiling water;
boil two minutes. A piece Of French
gloss the size of bean adds to smooth
ness. Dilute with cold water to desired
consistency.
Evening star., 1914-08-18
Graham Mullins.

Rub to a cream a tablespoonful Of
sugar and two Of butter. Into this beat
four eggs. Sift a teaspoonful Of baking
powder into three cups of graham flour.
add the butter and egg mixture and
beat very hard. Turn into heated and
creased muffin tins and bake in a very
hot oven.
Evening star., 1914-08-18
Happy Thoughts.

A few chopped dates added to stewed
apples make delicious dish.
Turpentine will be found very good for
cleaning an enamel or porcelain tub.
A good mixture to set color In cotton
materials II one tablespoonful OF turpen-
tine. Q handful Of salt and q, pail Of cold
water. , ... .--.
The points Of economy in clothing are
careful buymS. nnenddng and laundering.
Evening star., 1914-08-18

fox never goes near strange things un-
til he has found out all about them.
That is the only way to keep out of
trouble and live to a ripe old age. Wis
dom is nothing but knowledge, and a
wise fox always knows what he is do
ing"
piebt ~ sesn,aJ as Gu a. ~ AVE- au e un,i6
pass, and yet he wished 1t would last
forever. The more he thought about 1t
the more afraid he grew. At last he saw
the first beams from jolly. round: red
Forest. The time had come and he must
choose between making his boast good
,, or being called coward by everybody.
Very. very slowly Reddy Fox began to
walk toward the hill where Prickly
Porky lives.
Evening star., 1914-08-18
Old Sponges.

To utilize a large old sponge. place IL
in the bottom of your umbrella stand.
This will prevent the metal ferrules
breaking the bottom by striking IL
with too much force. and 1t will also
absorb the water from the umbrellas
and NAV be wrung out and replaced
Evening star., 1914-08-18
Cooking Rules.

A teacher Of cooking says that for
every quart of cooked vegetables four
even tablespoonfuls Of butter, tea
spoonful of salt and an eighth Of a
teaspoonful of pepper should be used
for seasoning.