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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
WITircIlnC" liz DnNH.

Especial 20 THO Times Dispntch.l
Lynchburg, Va, May ia "nrcburg"
late Saturday night attempted to burn
the residence of i. ". Wlnorc, 1901
Church Street. The dwelling was set
on fire in five different places ut the
same time and the family experienced
great trouble In getting out. The
dwelling was badly damaged. The In
Cendiary entered ;hc house and set fire
to Il lounge in the parlor. In n closet
put fire in two bedrooms and started
still another blaze In the basement
The police hav" Il good clue and an
arrest is expected
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CARE OF THE TEETH
Is A RESPONSIBILITY
Especially When IL Comes to Children
WHO Dislike Such Details.
Some Good Dcutifrfcrs


when toothpowder Is used great
care should be taken to select one
that contains neither gritty matter
nor any substance which can attack
the enamel. Some substances contain
hard PARTICLES which scrapo the enamel
and bring about the decay the powder
Is intended to prevent.
Sweet pastcs containing grape
sugar or syrup, develop acids which
dissolve the enamel covering of the
teeth, and once that Is penetrated the
underlying bony substance rapidly rots
away.
Simple Dcntifrice.
The following dcntifrices arc among
the best OF their kind:
Powdered orriS. 80 grains: oil OF
cloves. " mii,ims: prccipitated chalk
S drachms.
on of eucalyptus. Is minims; pow
dcrcd CASTLE soap, / drachm: precipi-
tated chalk, ounce.
Il" Prevent Decay.
Light magnesium carbonto. =
drachns: bornx, drachna: oil Of
eucalyptus. minimS; prccipi,atcd
calcium carbonate. drachms.
If oil of cloves II not liked it's place
ina! he taken 'u any of the foregoing
prescriptions by oil of peppermint, or
oil of cinnamon. The cleansing pow
cr Of tooth powders Is increased by
the presence of soap, while the oils OF
cloves, eucalyptus etc, prevent decay
For SponEy Gums.
When the gums are spongy Il Is
well to incorporate little myrrh III
the powder. Tho following Is a good
application In such eases:
Powder for Spongy Gums-Cnstile
soap. drachms: powdered orris root
drachms; powdered cinchona bark, i
drachms: powdered myrrh. . drachms;
prepared chalk. Il ounces.
AS powders are apt to have some
wearing effect on tho enamel the
teeth should be brushed gently when
using them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
TRIBUTES TO SHAKESPEARE
Birth md Death OF Hard to he OBJ
scr,cd in Nmrtnms CoMmtricn.

At meeting. called Ivy the British
Academy, an Influential committee has
been formed. under the presidency Of
Lord Bryce. TO celebrate, in 1916, the
torccntcnary OF Shakcspcnre's death
The committee includes representatives
from England. America and foreign
countries. y definite plan for the com
mciuoration viii be worked out This
summer
IL Is also interesting 20 motto that
Russia Is preparing 10 observe the
three hundred and fftcth aniversary
of Shakespearc's birthday on an clab-
crate scale.
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Saving ,rIme md I.nI,or.

Whcn baking cookies, an excellent
way 70 save space in the oven. time in
cooking ana washing pans. is to use q
large preserve kettle cover. one with
ring that turns down. If the oven
IS hot. place II right sido up. 80 the
ring may be used for ~ handle. y
good sized cover will bake about four
teen cookies at q time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
Real Estate More Active.

More activity was noticed in tho real
estate market tho past week. Willie
no transactions OF large size We're re
ported. there were many transfers OF
small properties. II is II noticeablo
fact that during tho past several
months many scttlcrs from tho North
md West have purchased farms in the
counties adjacent 10 pctersburg
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AIOtlicrS' Duy.

There was II beautiful observance of
Mothers Day to-day In the wearing OF
flowers, ana in tho special services held
Ia many OF the churches. The United
states dag WAS displayed above the
Federal building In honor of the day.
In accordance with the order issued by.
President Wilson. Postmaster r. i.
lfarha'n. who is also custodian of the
building. was very Glad To comply with
the orucr. In the churches the services
were very impressive.
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church" Sunday on the last Sunday
IN this month, tho campaign for which
Is expected 10 begin next week. Mayor
cabaniss will join In the movement
by issuing n proclamation.
Harvey Brooks. ono OF tho best
pitchers on tho Petersburg team last
year. will reJoin tho club tomorrow.
Ito had about determined to give up
ball plnVInC
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roclsctbook Grnbbcr Caught.

Iick Walker. negro, was arrested
last evening on The charge OF grab
binS a pockctbook from the hands OF
Betty Brown, colorcd, on the night OF
February /, ana tho woman positively
identified him. Walker is believed TO
be tho man who has recently commit
ted :, number OF robburics 81 this kind
In the neiShb"rhood of Hinton and
Davis streets
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Curc for The Stnge-sfrncI,.

The German Society OF Actors and
Actresses Is Offering n prize for tho
best novel depicting life on the Cor
man stage in its true colors. Tho idea
Ia TO frightcn off the atagc-struck men
and girls who are constantly rushing
into the profession already oVcrcrowd-
ed and undc:paid
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IlsSipAflOn.

Lady de Battle tMrs. I.anctry) once
madc the piquant remark that she was
n foe 10 dissipation or anything OF
that Kind. and would urge every
girl to say NO TO the dissipated man
who would marry her. The man n
girl is obliged TO stand up for before
marriage, she VIII have to SIT
Mn for afterwMrd"- the Strand
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Ox-'T'mil Som.

Cut ~ two ox-ta!lr. separating them at
the joints: wRsh them ami put them In u
stew pan With an ounce o. butter. Cut up
two ;u:nps. three onions. ono icek one head
of celery and add them with bunch of
saNorS herbs. Put in onc-hnlf pint OF water
anu stir II over quick tre until the juices
arc drawn. Eli up tho stew pan with water
and add u tablespoonful ~ salt Skim we'll
and simmer very gently for four hours. OF
unt' til" taits are tender. Take them out
skim and strain tho soup. thickcn with flour
ana flavor with the catsup and port wine
tshout half n glass of the latter. Put hact
the tails. simmer Tor FIVE minutes and serve
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BY Edward s. Rose Company,
Real Estate AuCtionccrs.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
AN ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOME:
IN THAT SECTION or IIENRlCO
COUNTY KNOWN AS IT'LL. CREST
block west Of the old Meadow Fridge
Road. and within three blocks vest OF
improvements consist OF II scvcn-room
two-story and attic frame dwelling Of
modern architecture: lot fronts q? by
water; fruit trees. etc.: location COM
mandlnS.
decree. VIII. on
THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OF NAY.
1914.
sell by auction, upon the premises. the
pronertyy, located rs above AZ this
longing for the country. This offer
ing affords YOU n chance to combine
both city and country life. DO not
miss this. Take an evening OFF, Twill
bcucfit YOU.
TERMS: third In cash. the resi-
and twelve months. with notes bearing
per cent interest from day OF sale
tho title TO be retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid and a convey
nnce is ordered by the court: or all
cash, mt the option of the purchaser
ALBERT o. BOSCHEN.
Special Commissioner.
EDWARD &. ROSE co.
Auc,ioncor.
IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE COUNTY
OF HENRICO:
claude l.. Shakespeare. who sues.
Plaintiff
aenins;
Eta Shakespeare et ais. .. Defendant
I. I, c. Fletcher. deputy for Samuel
j. Wnddiu clerk of the said court. do
certify that the bond required OF the
rendered In said cause on tho 4th day
of May. 1914 has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court this 18th day Of May. 1914.
T. c. FLETCHER.
Deputy Cleric.
BY c. l.. & II. l.. Denoon,
SCI East Main Street,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING 221o
PARK AVENUE. SEVEN ROOMS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT, GAS. BATH, ETC
At tho request OF the owner. we viii
sell by public auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY. MAY IA. 1914.
at L. NJ.
that neat. attractive and well-loca ted
brick dwelling, No. 2219 Park Avenue,
containing scvc nrooms, with modern
improvements. Lots fronts twenty-five
feet on south side OF Park avenue
This property IS located In growing
West End. and will make Il nice home or
good investment.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
c. l.. & II. l.. DENOON,
Auctlonecrs.
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Iteturn of ucIrrut,.

Tho Petersburg delegates at the
Confederate reunion in Jacksonville.
Fla. returned home yesterday after
noon Via the Scaboard Air Line. all
in good health ana all enthusiastic
over their reception In Jacksony,Iie,
and the pleasure % their trip gener-
ally.
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OF Interest to Euery Woman
Edited BY Martha Wcsho
MEN u

breakfast
stewed Rhuharb HomiHy
FrizHlcd Beef eggs
Buttered Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Lamb Stew Lettuce Salad
German Bread Canned Peaches
Cocoa
Dinner
Ox-tail Soup Ronst Beef
Dreamed Potatoes Cauliflower
spinach with Eggs
Sliced Tomatoes Mayonnaise
Strawberry Shortcaku
Whipped Cream Coffee
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INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS

Practically every country viii hc
represented at the laird international
Congress OF Tropical Agriculture. at
the Imperial Institute. London. from
Juno - to 30.
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Orators Not Yet Announced.

Especial to Tho Times DIspatch.l
Lynchhurg. Va. May 1O.-Mav 50 will
be observed as Confederate Memorial
Day ana an effort is being made to
have the school children participate In
tho exercises this year. The orators
for the memorial has not yet been AN
nounccd
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond 81 Station.
y. B.-Following schedule lgur"s publish ed
ne information and not ZuaTanteed:
For the South-Daily: 6:55 ~ M-Local
iO:i5 a. M.-Express. Coo T. M..Express
with Electric Lighted Sleeping cars for At
lanta and birmingham. 1880 l.. M.-Expresa
Week Days: $500 T.. M.-Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
5;i0 j. M.-Steamer train tpaYlor carl ex-
eept Sunday: no local stops: and 4:i5 r. NJ
Daily. local-Corhieciins IL" Baltimore daily
except sunday 1855 a. H.-cxcept Sunday
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: .:05 ~. NJ. ami sos A. NJ
AIS L. NJ. $40 +. NJ, daily; 100 Ex sun.
From West Point: $40 4. NJ (steamer
trainl, daily except Monday: $40 A. A..
daily: 6:i5 i. NJ except Sunday.
II. J.. BISHOP. ID, p. A.
D7 z. Main St phone Madison IA
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
VIM. b. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1928 East Main Street
COMMISSIONERS SALE

TWO DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS ON SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN ELM
STREET AND DAVIS AVENUE.
KNOWN AS NOS. 2405 AND 24O7
WEST MAIN STREET: ALSO VA
CANT LOT ON THE NORTH LINE
Of HANOVER AVENUE. BEGIN
MING THREE HUNDRED FEET
WEST OF TILDEN STREET.
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Some Nfty American Mayors have
accepted ain Invitation 10 go over To
London for the International civic
Convention, 10 be held at tho Anglo
American Exposition toward the end
Of July.
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When You Roll Cabbuye

When boiling cabbage try placing "A
small vessel OF vineear on the bacl, az
inc stove. The odor of the cabbage
VIII not he 50 unpleasant If this is
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To ncmovc ,o,uscrmarL>.

It * easy To remove nngeruntrks
from woodwork Ivy applying Il clean
clc,h dipped in kerosene. Then wipe
with n cloth wrunS out of hot water.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
NEW FLOWER BOX
IN 1.-THE LATEST"
IL Mnkca Flowers Grow, md Has n
Patent Drainage bottom Nonlcnk-
nblc=A Most Uniauc Polish.

With tho gardening season upon us,
81 is we'll To know about new steel
box that makes plants grow. This
box has patented bottom, which
gives the plants perfect drainage, and
n; the same time does not leak Tho
water receptacle runs the full length
OF tho box. and gives tho roots u
plentiful supply OF clean water. II is
made of galvanized steel and will last
for many years. II can no set on the
windowsi!l inside or hung from the
window on the outside. or fastened
TO the rail on any part of the porch
or piazza. 1t Will not drip or leak
and damage tho woodwork.
An ideal odorlcss floor polish for
use on stained or varnished surfnces
can he had for n modest sum. This
preparation cleans as we'll as polishes
and IS lobor saver In housccleaninE
II Is claimed that the polish makes
tho Hoor brighter and makes the var
nish last longer and prevent Its turn
ing white.
There is also another now silver
polish! This preparation has among
the many virtues claimed for il that it
is free from Erit, acids, mercury. or
amy substance injurious 10 the SKIN
or detrimental TO the finest gold or
sifverware l; IS arso claimed that
II will rcplnte with pure silver. worn
silver or n!cltel-platc0 articles where
the base metal Is eithe: brass. copper
or German silver. But /, will not
silvcrplatc gold, stcs! or britannia
metal. Finally (, IS said to be par
bcularly clean and nice TO use, and
That 1t removes grease and germ life
from the articles cleaned.
a sink pal! has a straincr lid into
which slop and refuse can be poured
70 drain and thon dumped Into the
pail by simply closing tho lid down
over II. II is of galvanized metal
and or convenient size.
\ very clever ironing cover stretchcr
:dca enablcs one 10 fastcn an ironing
cover on in Il minute. II consists of
ten hooks that are inserted In the
cover opposite each other on tho bot
tom side Of the ironing hoard. and
tho cover Is stretched by lacing these
hooks up as you would shoe
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Mushrooms should never he cut with
knife. but given sharp twist and
pulled clean out. the lower portion OF
tho stem being cut off afterward.
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J. n. Carncal & Son
Chas. X. Willis.
Real Estate Auctjoncers.

By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust.
dated June 3, 1872, TO the undcrsigncd
trustees. recorded IN clerks Office. Cir
cult Court OF Iicntico County, in u. y.
1875 page III. default having been
made in taymcut OF Il portion Of tho
debt thereby secured, and being re-
Vuired by the beneficiary therein so TO
do we will on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11

Al the coming International Con-
Ercss OF tho Salvation Army. IN Lon
dou ~ June. there will be coo dele
gates from tho United states, led by
Commander Eva Booth. sister OF the
general
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10y virtue OF IL decree Oh the
Court OF tho city OF Richmond. entered
February IL. 1914. In the suit OF w. d.
Jordan. IN his own right. etc. vs.. Mrs.
May MnNity ct uls., wc will sell ut
pubic auction. on tho premises. on
THURSDAY. MAY IA. 1914.
at o'clock L. A..
the real estate directed 10 he sold by
me SAID decree. consisting of the two
houses ami lots known as nos 24O5 and
2AOi West Main Street and tho vacant
lot on III. north line of Hanover Ave
nue.. known as lot No. l3 In Block &C."
In plan Lee Park Company.
The sale viii begin with the two
houses on Main Street. which are new
two story brick dwellings, of SIX rooms
each, with electric lights BATH hot and
cold water aud latrohe heat. The lots
OF Main Street and run back, 1875 feet
TO II iG-foot alley.
The lot on Hanover Avenue Is sit
uatcd about 500 feet west OF Tildcn
street, and front % feet on the north
line of Hanover Avenue and runs back
between parallel lines $50 feet to an
alley.
These two dwellings will mako splcn-
mia homes or = first class Investment;
enhancing nciGhbofhood. The lot is
also well located In the growing West
END, and splendidly adapted for build
ing purposes or AZ Il speculation or
investment
The sale is made subject to the con
iirlnatiOH OF the court. and on tho fol-
lowing terms: Cash to tho cost or
sale and one third OF the residue OF
the purchase money. and the balance
pa yable in equal ius;allnents n. six
and twelve months. respectively, for
which negotiable notes. with Interest
added. shall be given, and either SO
cured by deed of trust on the property
or the tit!o retained until tho whole
purchase money IS paid
There Is lien of $500 on each OF
the Main Street houses. maturing May
sci "a a
by the purchaser or the property can
be purchased free Of the liens.
NJ. J. FULTON.
GEO. l.. CiiRlSTIAN.
Special Commissioners.
l certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special COM
missioncrs has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day
Tcste: CHAS. o. SAvILLE.
wM. b. pizZINI COMPANY.
Auct!onccrs
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FRIDAY. MAY Is. 1914,


on Tie premises, lot No. %. Block !.
section /, ON plan of Highland Springs
BUILDING Lots, proceed to sell al pub
lie auction the following described
property mentioned therein: IAN that
certain lot piece or parcel OF land. with
The improvements thereon, lying and
being in the town OF Highland Springs
Iicnrico County. Va. fronting MY 900
feet on lvy Avenue ana running back
one hundred ana twenty G:0) feet 10
= alley. being lot No. -. Iloclt l. Sec
ton one %, as shown on tho plan of
llighIand Spring Building Lots, re-
corded in clerk's Office. iienrco County
Court, III Plat Book d. page 81
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay all
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance to
date or sale, and debt OF SI5755 ana
credit rs 10 thirty seven notes OF SiG
payable monthly, The first TO become
due June ). 1914. and n residue TO he
paid III ono ana two years. with in
tcrest added. to be secured by deed Of
trust on said property. but subordi-
nate to the othcr credit payments: or
Tor all cash as 10 said residue. at tho
option Of the purchaScr
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STEAMBOATS,
OLD DOMINION LINE

Lv. RichInond TOO, of Ash st. daily 1907 r. n
Leave "e~port He"s...................!:1o A ~.
Arrive Norfolk................... A 81
Connects with main line steGIner, ieavins
norfolk ior Sew York daily. except sunday
". ny. +. ii. and G. & o. Ry al, p 81
Night line steamers stop Ciareinont on
signal. and ars met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA SAylGATlON CO-J.me. Rive,
BY daylight for Norfolk. Old Point Newport
News and all James River landings Monday
Wednesday and Friday at G:-v . 81 FrsiRhi
received for All LameI River Points
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NOHtJlk
Schedule In Effect Lcceinter l. lpla
Leave BYRD street station. Richmond ron
NORFOLK: $500 n NJ. $500 L. N. st;ll
=. ~.
FOR LYNcnBURG AND THE WEST,
't:lO A. IL, 1850 A. 81, 500 l.. NJ. -e:2o r. n
hfrive itichino,.d from Norfolk: .I:c A.
NJ 'S:11 NJ, I'll 80 +. 81. From the Wssti
$40 a. ~. :2:lo L. 81. HAD l.. A. 's:e5 r.
Nj. 800 4. II.
DAILY. ;Daily except Sunday. lsundn,
" p. BEvILL. W. C. sAuNDERa
a.. III Roanoke: G. r. A.. RoanoSa
{. ii. BOSi.Ef. ID. I. n. pich-,ond Va
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DAVID MEADE WHITE,
JAMES G. PAGE.
Special Commissioners.

I certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioners by tho do
cree of October S. 1918. has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF October. 1913.
CHAS. Q. SAvILLE.
Clerk.
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by virtue of a decree OF the Chancery
Court OF tho city OF Richmond entered
February IL. 1914. In the suit OF w. d.
Jordan. In his own right. etc. VS. Mrs.
May MnVity ct uls., wo will sell ut
public auction, on tho premises. on
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dn ~ only.
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Conuan,
sEABoAKD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

SEABohRD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
Tho Prngrcssivc Hallway of the south"
Southhouni trains scheduled to leave Rich
ironi daily: 300 4. ii, local 10 Norlira. 70
J.. NJ, slcep-rr and coaches. Atlanta BIZ
!ninEham, Jacksonville; lO;ij =. NJ. sleeper,
and coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham Menph!s
ana Hamlet. 1855 q. NJ. sleeper. ard
coaches Atlanta. Birmingham. Memphis.
Jacksonville and Tampa.
Sorihbcund trains scheduled to arrive In
Kichinond daily: S.5j a Al. 500 A. NJ. sos
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In execution OF Il decree Of the Chan.
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond
entered on the Sth day of October. 1919
In the cause of Ora Earl Keys ct ais
vs.. Grace Orine Keys ct ais. we the
undersigned special commissioners will
sell at auction. on
TUESDAY. MAY l2. 1914.
at l.. NJ.
that detached frame dwelling. with
modern improvements. situated on the
south line Of Main Street. between Deep
Run and Shepherd Streets, having q
frontage OF thirty 500 feet. and run
ming back soLthwardly from SAID front
80 feet to an alley Il feet wido
The above mentioned property Is In
one OF the best residential sections in
the West End. where real estate is
Rapidly enhancing in value and any
one who desires something good either
as q home or investment. should not
miss this sale.
TERMS: one third Of the purchase
money in cash. and the balance In
equal inStallmcnts, PAYABLE at six
twelve and eighteen months. rcspcc-
lively, after date OF sale. with interest
at the rate Of per cent per annum on
the deferred payments. for which de-
fcrred insiallmcnts the purchaser shall
give his notes. and title TO be retained
until ali of the purchase money is paid:
or all cash. at the option OF tho pur-
chaser
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GEORGE L. WISE.
Special Commissioners.

By Eichcson & Crutchfield.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers
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a sink pail has strnincr lid into
which slop and refuse can be poured
70 drain and thon dumped Into the
pail by simply closing tho lid down
over Il. II is of galvanized metal.
and or convenient size
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-30

sugar Spread over pie and brown in
soyen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-30

Denmark is about one-third the size
of the state of Wisconsin and has
some 5,434 900 fruit trees. This num-
Der comprises apple, pear, plum and
cherry trees. The apple trees FREEDOM
mate, their number being given as 2, :
135. 600; pear trees. 945 600; plum
bearing trees, LII 81 600, and cherry
trees 4 90, 900. 81 The number of fruits
hearing trees to each 100 farms over
the. whole Kingdom is estimated at
8. $50. -. -. 10 5
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RECIPES TRIED AND FOUND VERY SUCCESSFUL BY
WOVEN OF HONOLULU
ecipss e eornendsd 81 M. r 4 corbaley 81 kaimukI

MARSHMALLOW PEACH CREAM.
Whip half pint of cream, sweeten
to taste, fold in a quarter Of pound
Of nlarshmaIlows, cut IN pieces and
half Cupful Of canned peach Pulp
cut fine chill thoroughly and heap
III cold serving dish between slices
OF peaches. Garnish with whole
nafshmalioWs