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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10


to talk to a lady In a gentleman
~ way, as this articles sells on
mere sight A positive necessity and
time saver. Never before shown.
Can have exclusive territory. Not
sold in stores yet. eGt posted on
this See me at sis ID. m. Times Of
flee. tonight. Ask for Abrams.
wANTED-To get teams for
hauling wood; will pay 81 a day
and board the team. T-3, Times.
A RELIABLE girl 10 assist with
general homework; Scandinavian
or Norwegian preferred. Proctor
Wv,
" 4.NTED-Men to sell Tacoma
Times: can make good money;
will give you a good corner. See
Steve. Cir. Dept.
CANvASsERs wanted for Harriette
Ihrigs studio on special Christ
mas offer. Call after p. IN. to-
night or Wednesday.
MISUNDERSTANDING at Port
land Hotel. Apply 1S2oh C st.
wANTED-Man with auto suitable
for delivery, for a good business.
US, Times.
ANYONE en- make few dollars
at odd times handling our propo-
sition. Write or call at 1917 A ST.
See Myers.
WANTED AT ONCE Man that
knows how to burn charcoal; one
that Is experienced. No other need
apply Call at Times office.
A girl wanted TOR general house
work. Apply 3i05 No 2sth. Proc
tor 1865.
WANTED-School girl to work Tor
room and board. Main 7013.
wANTED-A steady youth or man
for general farm work and
dairy. A good home and reasonable
farm wages. Write to T. X. Beleher
Mossyrock, Lewis Co, Wash.
ROOM for rent cheap to working
sas s1r' at s'i' 80 o. can MAJ"
WANTED at once. boy to drive de-
livery horse and do chores around
grocery store. Proctor 110i.
wANTED-Lady with young baby
to help with children. 1921 9th
ave.
TWO lady solicitors. Phone Main
9A6.
WANTED Elderly. respectable
lady who has no home. as COM
panion. No wages but a good home.
! Address OF, Times.
MIIDDLE-AGED man wishes
young widow for housekeeper.
| Small wage but good home. Add.
| ks Times.
WANTED-High school girl as
companion in exchange for room,
| board, car fare and lunch; have
daughter Is years old. 310S So. sth.
MAN and wife want a place on
farm. Man can milk and do farm
| work, and wife to do the cooking.
| We are experienced and can do the
work. I-5, Times.
wANTED-Glrl for general house
| work. Apply at 3405 No. 29th, or
WANTED-Young girl to work for
room and board and attend
school; good home. Tel Proctor
2252
| wANTED-Young man with auto,
| wanting position in good bust
ness, apply $40 So. ID st. after 6:3e
p. m, or phone Main 1853.
| POSITIONS open for 10 honest.
| ambitious ladies or gentlemen,
experience not necessary. Call 929
Tacoma av.
WANTED--A boy to assist with
! Homework in the country. Ad-
/, dress A, Times.
AGENT to sell photo coupons. Add
| il. Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

POSITIONS open for 10 honest,
ambitious ladies or gentlemen,
experience not necessary. Call 929
Tacoma av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WANTED-Young man with auto,
wanting position in good bust
ness, apply $40 So. ID st. after 6:3e
p. m. or phone Main 1853.
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WANTED-Young girl to work for
room and board and attend
school; good home. Tel Proctor
2252
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WANTED--High school girl as
companion in exchange for room,
board, car fare and lunch; have
daughter Is years old. 310S So. Sth,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WANTED AT ONCE Man that
knows how to burn charcoal; one
that is experienced. No other need
apply. Call at Times office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply at S405 No. 29th, or
phone Proctor 1865
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WANTED Elderly. respectable
lady who has no home. as com
panion. No wages but a good home
Address OF, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

livery horse and do chores around
grocery store Proctor 110i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

A girl wanted ror general house
work. Apply 3i05 No. 29th. Proc
tor 1865.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

MAN and wife want a place on a
farm. Man can milk and do farm
work, and wife to do the cooking.
We are experienced and can do the
work. I-5, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WANTED-A steady youth or man
for general farm work and
dairy A good home and reasonable
farm wages. Write to T. X. Belcher.
Mossyrock, Lewis Co., Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

ROOM for rent cheap to working
girl at 2515 So. g. Call Main
8246.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WANTED-A boy to assist with
housework in the country. Ad-
dress A, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

MIDDLE AGED man wishes a
young widow for housekeeper.
Small wage but good home. Add.
KS, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

CHAMBERMAID, experienced;
needs work at once. Call Main
$50 Xxx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WANT ED-Lady with young baby
to help with children. 1921 9Th
ave,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

YOUNG lady would like position on
private exchange or office work.
Madison 709
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

YOUNG lady, experienced in laun-
dry work, would like position. Call
Main 2749. room b.
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AGENT to sell photo coupons. Add.
il. Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

AN American lady would like to
:, keep house for one or two men
or companion for invalid or aged
couple Phone Main 1888. XXX
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GRADUATE nurse, will take any
kind of cases, SIS per week, and
assist homework. Main 1881. Xxx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

TWO lady solicitors. Phone Main
94l6.
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1--WE men, must bs neat and able
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

YOUNG girl, experienced In laun-
dry work and as waitress or
cashier in picture show. Mad. 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WANTED-School girl to work Tor
room and board. Main 7013.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

ANYONE en- make "A few dollars
at odd times handling our propo-
sition. Write or call at 1917 A St
See Myers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

LADY wants Job waiting or loun-
dry work. Call Main S468 and
leave phone number.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WOULD like rent of housekeeping
rooms In exchange for work, or
position as housekeeper. Mrs. KEEL
sey Main 6403.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

MIDDLE AGED lady wishes house,
keeping position for respectable
middle-aged man or care of small
rooming house. Add. 1861 So. Mon
roe. XXX
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LADY wants position as housekeep-
er for widower with children, or
. for bachelor. U-6, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-10

WIDOW lady with boy years old
would like position as house,
keeper or housekeeping. Phone
Main 6S75.
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Jobs Open

e~~<S>r~--~rs>r>~--s~e~~
D--Housekeeper, one who
can care for children; country
home. Small wages. Between ages
GIRL wanted for light homework.
1880 SO. o st. Main GEES.
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COLORED girl wishes work in gen.
eral homework; found of chill
dren. Can give references. Rs,
Times. XXX
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YOUNG girl wants position as
clerk, in doctors or dentists Of
flee. or to care for children. 231s
so. X. Main 1919.
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YOUNG lady would care for chill
dren afternoon and evenings.
Main $780,
The evening world., 1914-02-20

Reggie; that isn't bit nice. dear.
Yes, his father just had to buy him
one. The child gave US no peace at
all. really think It's extravagance.
They cost four and q half. you know.
and goodness knows when we'll have
another storm. Maybe never. Yes.
indeed; that's 80. But the little dar-
ling was Just set on II.
Has your Teddy got one? No? Be-
cause you and Mr.. Gray think coasting
dangerous? Oh. really! 80 Teddy Just
looks on. Poor child!
Now wait O minute, Reggie, don't
interrupt while mamma 10 talking.
Just be patient and youTl coast all In
good time. I don't want to let you
60 down. when there's such q big
crowd on the hill. You're such on
impulsivs child. you know. YOU might
Just 60 and steer into somebody else
and get all hurt. sweetheart
The child doesn't seem to know the
ever sat With him at night. Just put
him In bed and turn out tho light
Yes. indeed, he's not afraid Of any
thing. no
Reggisi Reggie! What are you
way down there fort What? A boy
started to throw mowball at you
Oh. and you went after him 10 sive II
to him good. Oh. you were running
AWAY from him7 Wise boyde.
Strange. how clever these mites Of
children can be at times. isn't It,
Be quiet. Reggie. Didn't mamma
!, tell you to have . little patience and
she'd let you coast? Mamma hasn't
seen Mrs. Gray since this morning al
market. Can't mamma have . quiet
| Al hAa
your being rude and interrupting all
What's that last thing you said
Ethelyn? It would be fun for W "a
coast7 Oh. wouldn't II. though? Ny
skirts pretty tight. but guess
could manage II. ] dare you to try
Surely I'm game. Come on.
| Now, Reggie, darling. you stand
right here at tho top and you'll SEE
whole lot OF fun, precious. Mamms
and Mrs. Gray are going to coast OF
Reggie's new flexible flyer. ISM
that too funny for anything. petty
Two big ladies coastins on . httl'
Take that face of this instant
Reggie! Mamma told you to have Z
little patience and you'd have YOU
turn all In good time. Now. don
| Do y boiu1u Nttio wy = OVu u"s
selfish little boys at all. and II YOUR
going to be one III have to 90 and
got another little boy. that's all
: Reggie. Did you say "Ishkabibble? ?
Answer me this minute! Did you
Well, I thought you didn't.
, Ready, now. Ethelyn! Here W 60
Wave your hand bye-bye to mamma
"a half hour later).
Oh. my own sweetheart. are yo'
. cold. honey? Well. we'll go RICH
{ home and ma.hma'll rub Reggie witt
. alcohol and wrap him In warn
blankets and every thing.
I Yes, mamma WOULD lot you hav
n one coast. darling. only you're 20 col
a and It's SO late. But tomorrow Reg
. gle can coast Yes. indeed. And any
!, how Il was fun watching mamma "a
!, day, wasn't It. pet? So Just have
= little patience and tomorrow Reggi
: can have . ride on bis beautiful ns'
-. G2AA oeo2
The evening world., 1914-02-20
Hin From Sharp Win.

n yoa Aoa't believe thaA tAs sgroae
white way reaches almost ~ -
YsnksgS ask the Street Cleaning De-
partment.
Aftsr an. there's nothing like .
slippsry sidewalk for taking . name
measure"
Married men may owe much 70
their wives. but there's many Q bach
slor who owes something to his land
lady.
A man you ell know--two weeks
ago: Hull Whatta "a wanta live
ooopsd up In the city fort IIookit me;
nios ten minute walk for . braosr,
country air. country scenery. &C.. &c,
Yesterday; "!nr
TN going 80 church soma suu.
aay."' rsmarksd the Man on the Car
"yuSt 70 80 how an end-eeat hos
aets when surroundsd BY Christian
ln1usAseA"-Vale1s 1lAAA
The evening world., 1914-02-20

solitsires. marauisss and other
eAublss, all the way from the pinkiss
to the thumbs. ana no skips.
II 10 not at all uncommon to SO
darling daughters who have never
had . fond male heart laid At their
test fully jswsllsd. knuokls deep.
They violate all ring rules By an
psarins In sold and platinum, II.
plain and fancy ssttingA They
oassis with diamonds. Naturally the
follows hssitats. No man wants 70
make . move when the nnssr signais
ars ct 70 indicate frsm three to I'VE
eaGagsmsuts. Man have 70 b eau.
tseus tAsss days. TAAy'rs afsaia Of
fingers.
In the oldsn times Q ssr,'s ar,,
0ngor oirolst ropresentel tho ecnti.
mentality Of . boy with rsA hair AND
hghter shade Of dtfluse frSckiss
He either whitfield the ring cut OF {
peeeh:p during school hours Of
shaped Il out Of . piece Of gutts,
perchA In either case &c was Q Iabol
Of love He would place it on AMI
anger where y would at and maxi
her promise that come what may
she would wear u for HE cake TIL hS
dyin' day. 6hA always promised
There are times In . gtri's HE Wnei
pseeh-pit ring seems IKE . younl
About three pears later o. ~ gen
tlsmanly and attsn4ivs clerk In th'
boot and shoe store would qome int
her young life With Q new derby an,
two dollars worth OF plated good
supporting Q real rhinssSens, and u,
peAoh-p efIent would disappeAN
But you CANT tall nowadayu, WI
emeraldo end Woonstones and Woar'
Egyptian Junk displayed h neat row
The evening world., 1914-02-20
THE GRASS IN CENTRAL PARK.

PRING PLANTING happy topic Just NV vhsn
- As only esn6sst N TIL dina
~ We ~ "a y hat he Hrseasat II ~ Park
Ssa aag Viii snmdabs ss - psessot ~ psss fsm VA
~ msuun AsyPsasn and tss bssahssa NnmbsS tA.p safN
- ~ question 4 u - paEaasy u o..z1 Pax
yvy ysas ASa Ap1 - 0osS Sysctsa - wssy sbsut
- nss Central Hnek But sAsst IL Asaf Il he
saaH z hpng pssPls = We bar hss nshing 4 paans
= uh ssM suhstantG turf 1T VII strsoCU from ysas 70
& 0si1 thsl slaGa
" Nxr We'd Aas ~ sh ~ As sns ~ knovisegs o.
s mtg 4 different grasses thsG WI hsp 10 sv;ssahs
hvD ~ park 1t IN nvs s7 anos - ys then - ~ tssA
uvsnN y eoed vtnA nsvv - learn that ~ bsst spst sn
e sy 10 mpk osatza rsk NAT ring VIA ~ foundations
& Auaals 4uf aat M taeAa vsh - nd Asnat usA
The evening world., 1914-02-20

on the important finger Of the left
hand and samples OF no 'elties strung
on both :efts and rights wherever
there's room. girl becomes . miss Of
mystery.
There ought to bs q hard and fast
rule that the engagement finger
should be left open until mother has
had a confidential talk and reported
that the business has been settled
and the date hxed.
In picking out an engagement ring
y In Of course we'll to put the gold to
the acid test and take . slant at tho
stone through Q glass. Tho value OF
the ring doesn't always determine the
depth Of love behind II, but II II
stands the regular tests you have the
satisfaction Of knowing how far he II
willing to set himself back at the
start
The evening world., 1914-02-20

ous b . man. For 10 knows not what
tne aDerSt g tue manhood n
WIFE WHO KNOWS.
~ Ooa't % DOao.w
No. 1oR ~ uvsll.e wssiA:
- answsr 70 thu euary rssarains
the Farmer "giving thlrty.one ~ h
Mary In six dayG ana givinr ~ o6S
number saah day. I ~ 70 ststS +
hAve given this problem q . red
mathematician. Who tried veey hsr6
70 sosvs u. h'sN. unsreesssf,;lix, Hs
eft9weN rsmAyksA that Il can't %
dene. II theSS y . way that Il ca
- Aeas' VIII some reader sxpleani
The evening world., 1914-02-20
Letters From the People

II - ~nsos ossssAsss . oswssA
~ ~ n11Ass q ~ Evulas Wual,
Y ~ lsetse aGasA 'sIypsl Wlfr ssed
- lntseese and Was oiAl b ~ b.
ct eos voman e 1oost hsd al
D0l eeasASo end human tntAlilgsnoQ
49, ~ wogiA Whist . weary. mis-.
y el2geanoo Q We0An'0 ME . WITH
IL 1872 thing ~ . husband. b
~ SNAQlenA TIE hens gFeuaAss. wha
~ 0lDo - bic tolloW Workora en-
~ uDDaoG6o e. fSiAnAa ard then
n 80 QOoo q neOe y The neaA.
M q . eoWar1 Anl Q naeGt nils
- ee1l II y ~ mAa. anA aAOuld
'0DOD1 eAoQGAt - 'SoDooo 81 Nnol
The evening world., 1914-02-20


. yard"
N q q
q drop
The evening world., 1914-02-20
The May Manton fashions

CMPLD ono . piece
= blousss In peasant
style are. among
the newest and smart.
est that ave a..
peared. Here b one
that can b made y
almost no time and
that sives sxtrsmaly
pretty, and becomias
lines. The entire blou.s
Is In ono piece, a.
though, Of oourSe. tHs
selvage edges Of the
m aterial must b
Joined. since nothing ID
woven wide enough. TO
cut without 20 doing.
There are only two
seams. and the neck
and sleeve edGes are
gathered and held BY
stays. Nothing could
be simpler and moth
Ing . m artss.. The
sleeves that are loose
beneath the arms Give
the japanese suggos-
tion. and tho frilI thai
stands q gAinst tho
neck at TIE boeS
makes q pretty and b.
coming frame. Blouses
OF the kind will bo
greatly used through
out the season both FOR
gowns and for wear
with odd skirts.
For the medium sise
the blouse viii require
4 yards OF material ~,
8 yards S6 or u inches
wide.
Pattern No. s1B2 10
cut in sizes from - e.
40 inches bust msA-
ire.
The evening world., 1914-02-20
DIG OUT THE CORNERS FIRST.

YNRES psss. sugCsso for new rsovsrs:
49, WY ~ tssAs first ths four q svuy point
- vAugv Q scso stzsst cut svsnusi
~ sss pstnb ssvalk cleaning awsys pass up ne snow
S1~t sna n ~ kggsst mound Here to from N drscions
'oWss = y WV hsshA.
n tAs Ssss dsansm made their first FOB 10 cart sway the
Gnsw sn ssy sna for st least twenty feet beck every
shsst vssN Immensely relieve sdsszsst traffic trying to
zsaGh " spsA lazss Of ne svenues md tzsdn
Dee little thought bshind he AAsvSL -
The evening world., 1914-02-20

" can't tell now
adays whether q
girl u married,
engaged or ON tho
waiting list. what
with the growth,
of the habit OF
wearing Oh Q " y
The evening world., 1914-02-20

quite makes one have hankerings for
the North Pole. doesn't 1t, reallyf
Reggie. where are your manners.
dear? Didn't you sec Mrs. 0rayf
Say Good afternoon" and show Mrs.
Gray the beautiful new sled papa
bought you. Don't pull Il up % sud =
denly and slam II against her feet,
The evening world., 1914-02-20

ILL, hello, Emo
Ign: you're out
enjoying the
beautiful snow.
too, chr IT'S 90
seldom that We
have . glorious
storm like this,
Nau'N III II
The evening world., 1914-02-20
MILLIONS IN TT

Rox @sess>sat hsspssS shndlonG there millions
tuavAs1 aho ana hadh tAn esvaS and turtle soupp
slAdAdAaS sait y injmpaen gvstsainins
- 0nis Company Z Nsv Yea fzsm ~fAs prsfiang sn a.
lso v stock svasa H hs New Yk cooperation in The ohds
snG Han 0Gqv New J~sy" which operates mighty chain
sse nar Ai.g Iacss from ~ Aanse b the Pacie prom
- bring OF inssns iso - the pres 70 b made IN feed.
tne - hungry q pePulW prices
y h CAd mansssn charged with wearing stock juggling
ysgisd md ars tAsr advantage and fact
dnsnd H. whsle 0hAds ssssnsnt system in approved wdi
$3.50 Ash3ea a
~ 4y ssw sza ~ ~ pespssor Il BIG hotd In this
NJ M tsan II tat he hi luxurious hotel
. pssaHv ~ and kssPs up only out Il Kindness b his
On & ~ ost pstsntsus and best locstsd restaurant IN
eSg sssy 20 ~ uetm ssr many failure,
= - ~ yA6s - ~ sssuA
o. y ~ In aai dn dsut pay md that ~ rsal sscss<
Mag 1sa . yRefs b b ssuyAt n Chiias-As Cafs De-
y nA Ass Visiting 1sanshman naivsH nama ~
The evening world., 1914-02-20
Mrs. Obadiah Gardner.
tWife Of Former United statss Senstos.)
Mothers Rusks.

Mothers Rusks.
DREAK into a mixing bowl ono
X egg and add one-fourth cup OF
- sugar: beat them until smooth
and add ono and ono-half cups Of
milk, three fourths cup Of -four. one
teaspoon OF soda. two teaspoons Of
cream tartar. three tablespoons OF
melted butter and q pinch of salt
added last Bake In muffin pans.
Goldfish Cdkes.
n Use homeless Goldfish. Flake II
and place in q kettle Of cold
water on back Of range where
II will cook very slowly until It ID
tender. Then run II through the
meat grinder. Pare and cook enough
potatoes for three times the amount
The evening world., 1914-02-20

The faVortte recipes Of famous
sromen Of the United States are
printed IN The Evening World on
Mondavs. Wedaesdavs and Fridays.
Many OF the dishes dcscrtbed hare
,con national renocn.
The evening world., 1914-02-20

Men Aass 1a1s nsD q ty4ng . rule ne world aenA"
Ng1osg W11an d Aswsus ~ Guf1sis "anA II MIN
- 81 noA0 a VA tAslr dsvsR Aeals end
AeaaO 1s0D . OuF SooonAs
olue - oouQDe0 1Desvr a. u sas lizssHmf
The evening world., 1914-02-20

bananas.
II wonder you didn't kill her" said
the Club Woman. "Just q small
piece OF banana makes me feel - II
I had an elephant sitting on my
chest"
That's because you don't know
how to eat them. The banana u
twenty-five times moro nutritious
than good white bread. Its pulp
contains sugar. cslluloss. nitrogsnous
matter and fat with phosphorio els-
msnts. II IL said that the only thins
that kept Stanley alive during . 60
we're attack Of gastric fever which he
suffered on one Of his African ex-
plorations was . Cruel made from
dried bananas. II w could set bananas
that had rtpensd on the plant %
that the sun OF the tropics had been
givsn time to convert their more OF
less indigestibls starchy substance
into sugar. they would aSree with
most delicate stomachs. But In ordel
10 stand shipmont Ia this countr ~
The evening world., 1914-02-20

I -. Il WORLD MANToN FASHION,
~ BUREAU.
ats street
SNew
( o.. }sanps . j
I InPORTANT-WTfts
sssss~ sss wsntsa AsS for letter
The evening world., 1914-02-20
THE WORST Is YET TO CONE.

AY0W sns ~ hsa 4 vssxA@ hst yuh - ssvst tsst IL
EN- Asn,A a,d gssa ssnss 4 New YsskaA
1a1ng snsv sni tsssang tmpszsturs ~ nothing Inc
- AOusO = duhv sksstA damny aaswsnu and damn Il.
yARa II gvn sslszs s~ - AieA tendon Of o.,d the
ae - hseat end hsh b ths sssk q muddy and
ng and g snA nsbs su ia tie bsst mort Of
- ysa..
4. Ia ~ m e Id nsn@ ml q & sszA bsomss shs prus
3uH Il rssas h TIL latitude lssk sNr tAsmsslv,a Keen
4s gnssa Assh god Don't 81 Down Doax b too proud
= v urs1A And wAsn ~, suAAs esokr,ut yvu ..oh
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Make the Kitchen
Your Drug Store
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BY Andre Dupont.

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Z By Albert Payson erhun e.
o~~as p'-ns v~sa, 90 a,
No. 5l-A Wonsan's "Ctyins FIT" That Ledt
Russias Tartar War. {. 800
VAN THE GREAT Russia The most
srrsn towards history Though he surnamsd the Great
much Of his greatness his wifs And q Tie
chief events that him the title Of oreat was war Which
brought BY wifes ', 80 .i, q ~" :
Russia TartAfa
The Tartass Aai VINO had 0red their sse Russia
$685. beating Russians battle and establishing the southeastern
part Of the country dynasty that they called By the sterns nams Of
Tue Empire Of the Golden Horde" The Khan isr) Of the rsars o.
lowed aeknov
edged him their master and paid heavy rbuts 10 him. ~
Ivan ILL., WAS crafty enough 70 win sod deal Of power among the
By,sntn. Empire rho
tines has since been biasoned Russias nssl. Nv
&:
face Tartar crying wife And he agreed to break
e khan s = S:U .ns 3 by e.
began i.S:st:r
Ca 81 etc Ter.
pluck being S ws snS h o NOT
@ his % 'SS's :as S S n @
sSs ana
Tho Russian leaders proposed cross the Ice and make nsht
could him him
no promptly
gottsn
behind them the night and might
{ A "Comc I
oPsra" War; thought filled Tartars with terrorthe
whole
L
mutual cowardice.
Night
his
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Favorite Recipes of Famous Women

OF fish and rice them. Add TO one
cup Of fish three cups Of potatoes,
ORC ogg. ono half-cup Of cream ana Q
dash Of pepper and beat. until light.
Then mould into nat cakes, roll In fiour
ana fry In butter. Brown on both
sides. Servo on lettuce leaves With .
dropped cgg on each cake, or they
may be fried in deep fat. '' -"
Miss Rose Fairfax. -
Baked Bean Ravebit. -.
nREss one-half pint Of cold baked
beans through q sieve and mix
with . teaspoon salt and one
fourth teaspoon paprika- Melt two
tablespoons butter In q saucepan and
when hot add the beans. and when tsls
10 hot. stir In gradually ono-half cND
et milk. When smooth add three heap
ing tablespoons Of soft cheese chopped
fine and Q tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce. Stir till cheese Is melted, then
pour in thin toasted slices Of brown
bread. ff =
nlptntsd from the Ecoeony Adminstss<soa
CSnhs, O%paH. ,HamnSad ia. r6Ef.
Porter Hopedns.
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A "Comlc
opsra" War.

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o mutual cowardice
On Q
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