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The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Conducted by PAUL PIERCE.

They give conferences to which
they invite governors and scientists
and big men generally-everyone
who could possibly give valuable
thought or righteous help TO the
cause. Everyone is asked to con-
slider just how lawmakers can be
induced to pass bills which will
work good for the milk supply.
Wont you pass bills in your legis-
latures by which the Etate itself shall
control and supervise our muk|
asks tho New York milk committee
at its conferences.
Early In the game this committee
realized that we must have some hx-
ed standard for milk; SO II called
conference to arrange for National
MIX commission. II drew upon q
roster of more than 200 men promi-
nent In medicine. sanitation, public
health and laboratory work parti-
cularly those recognized as authorf-
ties on the milk question. Since reg
ulations ere based on standards and
r tdnu0Iub oA0 bdotu ShiChy VII i0p-
oratory analyses, the subcommittee
selected 20 names OF men dis
tinguished for their knowledge Of
meteorological and chemical exam
nations of milk and for the enforce
ment Of standards based on labora-
tory examinations. Out OF this fine
material was appointed the commits
sion on milk standards.
Work 20 detailed and exhaustive
as that done by the New York Milk
committee naturally brings out all
the weak places In the scheme OF
protecting the milk supply and-all
the needs involved in its betterment.
The one need. according 20 the com
mittee, which stood out above all
else was that of some uniform stand
ard. Ircompleteness, lack OF uni
formity in milk standards, milk ordi-
nances and rules and regulations of
public health authorities throughout
the country-thosc seriously retard
the work of any milk commission, or
any board OF health.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. December Z, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1889.
ROOSEVELT AVENIJE

To Warren Capsule Co. Peter
shuttle: Geo. o. Newkirk. Sam c. Par
nall Fl. 4. Bust 'S!ei Victor rfL@@n Lea"are. s'f f.
wolf. john Schmidt, Mary HiIiins, Hna
Kta% Kent Paley Inti,cke r. Newman paSdocA W 4
Aug. Mertsch. NJ. Brock. Kasimir
ehony "n asss KSsnsEins w,,Is Asert Taewsky
f. Kruetzler, s. f. Bullock. c. Heine-
man, Paul Kastel, Jos. Suelitx. Cath
crime Wilber. Ester Archer, Mary
Johnson; r a.,, ALL Lswandowski .hS WiIliam n,
Frank waldon. N. Gruezcynssi. Mary
Steckbauer. Juliana Pompeit Chris
tine Robson. Fred Pohl, Joseph
Belek. Mary Pookof. Enrich Richter,
William seidler. John Fellrath. and
ing, or otherwise Interested In any
Of the lots and premises fronting on
Roosevelt avenue. In said City OF De-
troit within the limits hereinafter
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Roosevelt avenue. from NJ. c. II. r.
nue.. to be graded and paved, notice
Is hereby given that an assessme mt
has been made upon all the lots. and
premises fronting said Roosevelt ave-
nue. and liable to be assessed for
said Improvement under the pro-
visions OF the City Charter. and that
a roll OF said assessment IL now
completed, and will remain at the
Assessor Office. in the City of De-
troit. from the date hereof until
December 81. 1915. for the inspec-
tion OF all persons concerned there
In.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRECHT.
B-474 President.
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N0TICE-STReET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. December 7. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1897.
PRESTON STREET.

To Church Of the Covenant. Charles
r.. Swales. Board of Education EAST
ern High SchooD. and to all other
persons owning. occupying or other
wise interested in any OF the lots
and premises fronting on Preston
street. In said City OF Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City
OF Detroit. having ordered 60 much
OF Preston street. from the east line
OF East Grand Boulevard 10 the west
curb line Of Field avenue. TO be grad
ed and paved. notice is hereby given
that an assessment has bcen made
upor all the lote, and premises front
ing on said Preston street, and liable
TO be assessed for said Improvement
under the provisions OF the City
Charter. and that n roll Of said as
scssmcht is now completed, and will
rcmain 81 the ASSESSOR Office I'm the
City OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until Dec al. 1915. fer the Inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
by -oUsT1vE J. ALBR ECHT.
B-tI2 President.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Here's Something
to Tempt Him
Rose Apple Pudding.

Materials: One pint cranberries.
four large tart apples, one pint
water, one and one-half cups sugar.
one-fourth teaspoon salt, two table
spoons corn starch, rind OF half a
lemon (grated), one cup freshly
grated cocoanut.
Way of Preparing: Pare, core and
cut the apples into eight pieces
each. Place in a steamer until ten
der. Then press through a fine sieve.
Wash and pick over the cranberries.
Place in saucepan and add the
water. Cook until very tender. Then
pass this also through the sieve.
Blend this mixture with the sugar
and prepared apples and cook to-
gether five minutes. Mix the starch
with one-half cup cold water. Then
add this and the. lemon rind to the
other mixture and cook until clear
(about ten minutes). Wet small
square pan with cold water, sprin-
kle with grated cocosnut, then pour
In half the pudding mixture. Sprin-
kle with cocoanut and pour In the
remaining mixture. Sprinkle thick
ly with cocoanut and set on ice TO
chill. When cold and set, serve
with either whipped or plain cream.
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N0TICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit December 7. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1888.
RADEMACHER AVENJJE.

To August r. Meyer. Daniel Ken
ney. Anna Moehl. Edward j. Brodei,
Z. kaier. Edward Kadt. Norris G.
beIi. Frank Gutsch. James l.. Wei
pert. and to all other persons own
ing occupying or otherwise interest
ed In any OF the lots and premises
fronting on Rademacher avenue in
SAID city or Detroit within the linn
it's hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council of the City
o. Detroit. having ordered so much
OF Rademacher avenue. from the south
curl line OF Lafayette avenue TO the
south curb line of Army avenue, to be
graded and paved. notice Is hereby
eivsn that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premi Sc $
fronting on said Rademacher avenue
and liable to be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions OF
the city Charter. and that a roll of
taid assessment is now completed.
and Will remain at the Assessors Of
fee. in the City OF Detroit. from the
date hereof until Dec. 81, 1915, for
the inspection Of all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
by GUSTAVE J. ABR ECHT.
b-+13 President.
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NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. December 7. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1926.
ARTILLERY AVENJIE.

TOD. t. Lorimer. Theodore Me-
gro. B. NJ Newman. Diamond Mfg,
Pressed Steel Co. wabash h
Helena Quincy. Virginia Quincy. John
Beyster, r. Fradette. William Pop
ham. William C. Henry. State Saw
ings Bank. John II. Lamond. H.. w.
Ieddy. F. c. Bgelow. Fred Brown, q.
Harn~is. IL Msm1s. g. =. MonSshan. MH,sneS T. {. e
Wood, Albert Pierre. NJ; Armstrong.
Aidrioh,. Julia Bowman, A. sicrest.
Findiater Lodge, No. as, W. ri. Gold.
ner.. J.. r. Vincent. Kate McManus. a.
poehrin Ggss9wski Hna.S Eii, 6 BSrns " . II
r. L. Carey, Frank smith, John
schmidte, John c. Tobias. s. II. Pitch
er and to all other persons owning,
in any OF the lots and premises
fronting on Artillery avenue. IN said
City of Detroit within the limits here
after mentioned.
of Detroit. having ordered so much
,liery avenue. from the north
line OF Jefferson avenue 10 the south
line OF Fort street. to be graded and
assessment has been made upon all
the lots. and premises fronting on
said Artillery avenue. and liable TO
be assessed for said improvement un-
der the provisions of the City Char
ter, and that roll OF said assess
ment is now completed, and will re-
main at the Assessors Office, In the
city of Detroit from the date here
OF until December n. 1918. for the
inspection OF all persons concerned
therein. -
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUsTAvEJ. ALBRIGHT.
B-tS1 President.
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NOTICE-SIREET PAW
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF AssEssORs' oPru
Detroit. December z. ts1G
Paving Notice No. 1929
CRANE AVENUE. q

To A. Colquitt: Elmer A. gco@
Ernest winkler. NJ. Minch. Aqu
Cath. Schultz. Fred Schunbergst t
Weigand. william Crosmah, John
Brewer. John Opfer. William
Kiug. Herman Cischke. and % 81
other persons owning. occupyinUsj
otherwise interested In any of
lots and premises fronting on CT
avenue. in said City OF Detroit ~
IN the limits hereinafter menttoZ
The Common Council of the e.
OF Detroit. having ordered 50 NJ
OF Crane avenue. from 57o.61
south OF the south line OF Cha
street to the north curb line p
Chaplin street, to BE- graded
paved. notice is hereby given q
an assessment has been made ~
all the lots. and premises frcqQ
on said Crane avenue, ana liaUto
be assessed for said improvoum
under the provisions of the g.
Charter. and that rcll or
assessment Is now completed. T.
will remain at the Assessors' or
in the City OF Detroit. from the a.
hereof until December 81. 1919,
the inspection Aof all persons 81
cerned therein. - xN
BOARD OF ASSEsSOKS.
BY GUSTAvE J. ALBRECHT.
rags Presidcnt<
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q. Rumpel. A. ~ Rjchsrl01
J. Schults. .. ,. Hunter. q.
Der. Nellie Martha, e, LsS016
ME W. Wolverton. Mn Z
George n. Scheiffie, Wlllf30(<
iy; II. X. Thompeon, 0eQfG1
w. G. Banner. frank
Robert r. Fitnes. n. ~. uT<
Rogers. r. J. 0aI1agher, ~
vorpsgel Harriet G. 0pllall
ter w. Troup. Carl Nchuo( (
Fogo, Henry Barneunkeu, o.
quail. and to all Other plq44
Ing. occupying, or 0th0fWl
ested In any OF the lots ~ r.
res renting n on NorthwestsIe =
here,nn}ts here ux q DesrS.s nsrssn. S'tn' ~
The Common councii of ~
Detroit. having ordered =
Northwestern avenue. fpoIn
curb line OF Linwood svenn1
east line Of wildermere aveHG(
graded and paved. notice ~
given that an assessment ~
made upon all the lots, and ~
fronting. on said Northweet91|
nue.. and liable to be assoU
said Improvement under tn
visions OF the City Charter, ~
a roll Of said assessment 10 nox
pIeted. and will remain at the
sors' Office. In the City 0f \
from the date hereof until De-
~. 1918. for the inspectiou
persons concerned therein, F
BOARD OF ASSESaOHm
b GuSTAvE J. ALBRUcl|
B-47f. PYe0l
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Apple Sauce Premier.

Materials: Eight large greetings.
sugar, butter, lemon juice, water.
Way OF Preparing: Peel. core
and slice the apples. Place in a
double boiler and add two table
spoons boiling water cover closely
and cook until very we'll done. Then
pass through a very fine sieve and
measure. To each pint of apple
allow one cup sugar. one tablespoon
butter and one tablespoon lemon
Juice. Place all these ingredients
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Delicious Soups

Chicken Soup-Boil a large fowl
in about three quarts of water
excepting the water barely simmer
ing), until the meat Is so tender
IL will tall from the bones. Let
Il lie in the water in which IL was
cooked until the next morning, then
lift II out on a dish, and skim every
particle of fat of the broth. Add
small onion sliced, two slices of
carrot, a bay leaf, a stalk Of white
celery, a sprig of parsley and half
cup of well-washed rice. Bring 70
the boiling point, then rub a table
spoon of flour smoothly into a
tablespoon OF butter. stir 1t into
the soup, and let all simmer slowly
together for two hours. Strain
through a sieve and return to the
soup kettle IL should be smooth.
velvety texture and delicately fla-
vored with the vegetables. Chop
and pound fine the breast OF the
fowl, and rub IL into the soup
through a colander. adding a little
of the soup from time 10 time to as
sist in forcing II through. Season
with salt and pepper, stir In pint
of cream, and let just come to a
boil again. Add one cup OF whip
ped cream when ready to serve.
This is most delicious soup for
a holiday dinner. and may be pre-
pared almost entirely the day be-
fore, requiring only ~ be reheated
and The cream added when time
to serve.
A more economical chicken soup.
yet a very pleasing one, may be
made with a good white veal stock
as its foundation. Cut the flesh
from a quarter of a large chicken
into dice, and fry It with slice
of white onion for ten minutes In
a little butter. Add to the meat
quarter OF cup OF rice, stalk
OF white celery, bay leaf, sprig
OF parsley, Glove, and three pints
OF white veal stock, and let II sim
mer slowly for half an hour. Re
move The parsley, bay leaf. celery
and Glove lthey should be tied to-
sethcr), and serve the soup with
croutons of fried bread floating
In 1t.
Chestnut Soup-Shell one quart OF
chestnuts. throw them into boiling
water for a few minutes, then into
cold water, and slip off the thin
brown skins. Cover them with
slightly salted water, add slice OF
onion, a tablespoon OF butter, a tea
spoon OF sugar, a stalk OF celery
and a dash or two OF pepper Let
simmer gently until the chestnuts
are perfectly tender-about forty
minutes. At the end OF this time
press them through a colander. Add
one pint each Of beef stock and the
water, in which the chestnuts and
seasonings were cooked, season with
salt and pepper. bring to boil
and with tablespoon each OF but
ter and flour blended smoothly.
serve at once with friend croutons.
Puree OF Peas--Add one quart or
white stock or water to one can OF
peas, a slice OF onion. a sprig OF
parsley, a small sliced carrot. and
bay leaf Let simmer until the
peas are soft; press them through
n sieve. return to the saucepan.
season to taste with salt and pep
per. let boil up. add cup OF rich
milk or cream. and tablespoon
OF butter, and serve.
Cream OF Corn Soup-Simmer one
can OF corn In three cups of water
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
NOTICE-STREETP PAN
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS orr
Detroit. December :.
Paving Notice No. IN
BEECHWOOD AVElN(

To r. w. Hannfger. w. \
w. L. Holmes, A. jackson, q. W{}
ming. n. Barton. II. H. HAM,
Stenx. IL. J. Parker. Dorothy q
John Jackson, j. Hebron, n I'm
Ger. Thomas Dooley. C. n. Pnf&
Wallace Rein. Fred stein.
sEy Ssrnes. e " Richssd 81 Mct;ans. ?. Ica
Richard. N. A. Know. Alfred r.
J. II. Harris. VIM. w. 4
Hugo =. Brander. c. r Rus
Kay, D. l. Kay. Fred Pin5
Rosiaba, Bella warnowitch. q
w. Becht. II. White, ChaRleQa
Mcika. w. A. Howard, @. a. nG
e Pearsall. George CharbopnQ
Amelia & ln,e,man; Gisnn. Sar5.oe 5. !. a.hnsr. NJ
Kurkowski, NJ. Teagan. Stepken|
liams. L. j. Lipsett. Fred Stoll1
w. Cowes. Vernon Kerwin. e.
Il. Vollmer. A. N. Widman, 30
Kerwin, III. Z. Parks. Jooo1|
Park, J; G.. Kramer. Isa bells
Dennis. THONGS Y: toodE 81
]. w. Morrison. Theodore r.
Stan Furkiewicz, Theonl MARI
ski. w. O'Conneli. L. X, StronG.
tan Bldg. Co. and to all oth@4z
sons owning. occupying, or othG
interested In any Of the Iot4'
premises fronting on Beooo(
avenue in said City Of Detroit n
In the limits hereinafter neuel
The Common Council OF the QI(
Detroit. having ordered 30 me-
Beechwood avenue. from the
curb line of Warren avenue 1&
south curb line of fireman ~
to be graded and paved no4ll
hereby given that an assessmeQ>
been made upon all the lOt1
premises fronting on said "
wood avenue and liable to be ~
sed for said Improvement und14
provisions Of the City ChArtG9fl
that a roll OF said assessua(
now completed. and will rer9s
Detroit. from the date hcreoY
December 81. 1915, for the inspe
of all persons concerned therS1u
BOARD OF ASSESSORS, !.
BY GUSTAvEJ. ALBRECH[I
B-4s2 PresiAe
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
NOTICE. E-STREeT PAWN
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS oFFicG
Detroit. December Z. fs1t.>
Paving Notice No. 1929. n
EMERSON AVENUE. n

To Felix Van Collie, st. Clair ~
CO., John Chambers. r. w. Har6}U
G. r, Becker. n. r. Genor. Fred
kins. l. Girard. Emma Huyck. ~
Nseiey. ei geo George S Hunt. M feif 81. fesdSsSs;
Charles stelnbrecher. Charles NJ
NJ. Manderer, Joseph Seit. LAwrll
Brennan. Edward Witt. Emil M
Lulu Becker, n. c. Hinxelmen..,3
w Garland. NJ Flanagan. ,. ~ e.
Fey. r; II. pumphy. Margaret p
Weideman. A. r. Tsrsney.
Cairo, J.. and r., proste. ,. sc4G
johnson. Mabel Johnson. Charles
ter. Bessie Graham. CorneIia O.
Loo BIelski. George :: Trotttsstt|
Nciii. 4. LOUD. L b. Moustou. &,
Mansell. A. Doptes. and TO all
wise intercstcd in any cf thS
and premises fronting on Emef(
syenIs. IN said City Of Dcsr.is VIZ
The Common Council Of the
Of Detroit. having ordered 30 d
Of Emerson avenue. from go
south OF Essex avenue 20 the q
curb line Of Jefferson avenue. q
Graded and paved. notice ~
on said Emsrsoa c.
and liable TO be assepae1 c.
Improvement under the prVv0
the City Charter. and t609 r.
said -aeseesment 10 ueW
ana win remain a. tne A.
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M0TICE--ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. December Z. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1910.
TWELFTH STREET.

u TO Whitney Realty Co. A. Bofsky.
J. r. McEvoy. c. r. Wind,
Mary Herber, J. F. McGiil. Henry n.
Norton. William j. O'BoyIe, Joseph 4.
Cunningham. James M. Hall. Sarah
walker. Walter w. Brary, Philip r.
Teats. Frank A. Sporer. Jennie Tobias.
-. Livingstone, II. p. Bergman,
Henry stephens. George Hopcroft. A.
". Lind, Louis Stoli, John TAFT. Lii
Ian Van Amberg. Adeline Totten, J.
M Leszynski. John Devlin, and 60
all other persons owning. occupying
or otherwise interested in any or the
lots and premises fronting on Twelfth
street, In said City of Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit, having ordered SO much OF
twelfth street. from the south curb
line OF Bethune avenue on east to the
north line OF City Limits on west, to
De graded and paved, notice Is here
by given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Twelfth street, and
liable TO be assessed for said inn
provement under the provisions OF the
city Charter. and that a roll of said
assessment is now completed, and
VIII remain at the Assessors office
In the City OF Detroit. from the date
hereof until Dec. 81. 1915, for the
inspection OF all persons concerned
therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Mary Herbcr. J. +. McGill. Henry N
p-f'o President.
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N0TICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. December Z. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1880.
EUCLID AVENUE.

To Modern Home Builders. NJ. sio-
A. II, Fortier. II. r Rush. Howell
Innsren. fna MncS william III m G. on Ta,yoss. John
Prutow. Louis c. Butler. Gordon Kill
w. NJ Meier. c. A. Potter. A. &. Pot
ter. A. n, Gardner, r. Henwood, J. ".
Norris. J. L Mahon. Mary Herber.
Albert Daubiy, Howard Dodge, Flor
q cellar. Fred z. Atcheson. Aibert
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

in a saucepan and cook together Ave
minutes. stirring all the time. Re-
move from the fire and beat with a
wire egg beater until cool. Serve
plain or with cream. Can serve 1t
with roast goose or pork.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Clarified Apples.

'a'Hcu HpP'Ss.
Materials: One cup water, two
cups sugar, eight large tart apples.
one-half lemon (sliced).
May OF Preparing: Make a syrup
OF the sugar and water. Peel the
apples and cut each into eight
pieces. Cook a few at a time In
the syrup until they are clear. then
remove to a glass dish. When all
the apples are cooked. add the slic'
ed lemon to the syrup and cook un.
til thick. Remove the lemon and
pour the syrup over the apples.
In preparing the apples. peel only
two at a time If you wish them to
be light yellow color. II allowed
to stand after they are peeled, they
will turn dark.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Apple Custard.

Apple Cu0tard.
Materials: One pint apple sauce
premier. whites two eggs, one cup
thick cream (whipped, one baked
pastry shell.
Way Of Preparing: Place the
sauce In bowl and add the egg
whites unbeaten. Then with a wire
egg beater whip until the mass will
hold Its shape. Lastly fold in one
half the whipped cream. Place this
MIXTURE in the prepared shell and
garnish with whipped cream and ap-
pie jelly.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-26

Knight, an excellent article "The
Call and Qualifications of Social
Workers." was read by Mrs. j, B.
Male, treating in general outline
the great good accomplished by
them,
The guests of the afternoon
were Mrs. G. H, Stuart and Mrs.
d, S. Dunn from Tampa, who are
visiting Mrs, E. L. Blocker,
At the close of the meeting light
refreshments were served by the
hostess
The Club accepted with much
pleasure an invitation extended by
Mrs. William F. Gwynne to hold
| its September meeting at her beau
ltiful home in Fort Myers and a
special boat has been chartered
| for the - occasion,-AN ABEL
PHIAN.
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Woodrow

Woodrow, Aug. 1S-T'hc Abel
phian Club spent an enjoyable af-
ternoon last Wednesday with Miss
Ella Mode at her coxy home,
'Woodbine Cottage
The program for the day was
devoted to "sSocial Charities .
and was as follows
Mrs. G. 7. Blanchet read an i'm.
presSive article Oh "How Social
Charities make better citizen
ship, bringing out many inter
esting facts to shqw their close re-
lationship.
Miss Ella Nodes article, "The
Problem of Social Work solved by
means of Community Club in
the Far West, was especially
as it brought out the
need of club work in rural COM
-nunities.
In the absence of Mrs. Maude
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-26
Wasting Money on Newspapers

You will smile at the "cheek
and gall" displayed in the follow
ing letter, but the shame and pity
of it is that it is not exceptional
and rare. The editor OF a Ken
lucky weekly some time ago re-
ceiyed this letter: "Please send
me a few copies of the paper con-
tanning the obituary of my aunt.
Also publish the enclosed clipping
of the marriage of my niece who
lives ia Lebanon. And | wish you
would mention in your local col
umn, if it does not cost anything,
that | have two calves for sale. AS
my subscription is out, please stop
my paper Times are too bad to
waste money on newspapers. =
Biblical Recorder, Raleigh, N. G.
Smile at the "gall" Of such a
letter. Not bit of it. Every
newspaper gets letters of that
kind once in a while. They come
from people who would be mean
enough, if they could find it, to
steal ice from Hades. -Manufact-
urers' Record.
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NEIGHBORING
TOWN
Boca Grande

Boca Grande, Aug. pa party
of young people from Punta Cor
da enjoyed surf-bathing in the
gulf Wednesday night,
Miss Estelle Mckinney of FIT.
Meade, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
V. l.. TiliiS.
Miss Mabelle Roberts has sold
her millinery store to Mrs. Wal
ford and has returned to her for
mer home in Ohio.
Miss Ruby Atkinson and mother
of FIT. Green Springs, are spending
the week here enjoying the pleas
ures Of the beach.
1t is 1umored that there will be
several more weddings to take
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Sanford Herald We do not
know whether Bro. Jordan OF the
Punta Cobra Herald resigned his
job as pure food inspector or not,
but the announcement is made oil
the appointment of DR., McKinnoH
to that position We do not know
the latter gentleman, but will bet
ten dollars to doughnuts that he.
does not make as good a man as,
Jordan. As usual politics must
have played an important part
since Col. Jordan is supporting
General Gilchrist for u. S. Sena-
tor. But then again Giichrist
does not favor the newspapers,
so it is up to Bro Jordan to take
his along with the rest