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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28

Mr.. Edwin Wood visited last Sunday
with his father, F. B. Wood, manager
of the livestock department. Edwin
is located at Candy, Mimi, and is now
working in the interests of the Non
Partisan League, with which organ
ization he has worked for the past two
years.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28

market for only 80 cents under the
September price. This is certainly
a good showing for the St. Paul mar
ket, and is an argument that is hard
for the representatives Of the grain
combine to face.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28

Pres. J. M. Anderson left Monday
night for Great Falls, Mont, where he
will attend a meeting Of the Advisory
Board of the Montana Equity Elevator
association. He will return to St..
Paul about the 9th of September.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03
MISS.

Sie @ebriioer Sable treffen Sorz
bereitungcn Inn alif Riller's 5orm
9atbola St iGgen. Srou Wtiller,
ipelde ibrc @obnltng Dor ein poor
Monaten oi1r6 Selter perlor, miro III
naditer Belt elm nelleS @obnbaits
erri6ten laiien. 9ie @e6riiocr Sable
meroen I'M 2aufe bieies Sommers
fir S. S. @ittenourf gletffaiis cine
2uontitdt 9aubol5 idgen.
8ir beiBen unieren neitel Nadbor
9eter 2auteni6lGeer biermit ber5.
lid ipillfommer.
9ie &anoiboten tauder iett ilber-
all iebr aablreid alf. @s iollten iif)
I'M gan5en County &epublifonii6e
&lllbs biloen, bamit mir Die 8elegen.
beif bdtten bei5eiten uno 0fters nit
ben &anbioaten auiammen5lltreffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03

5 Sn Sefferson GitD trifft man
S%lr5eit @orbereitungen aitr erridt'
llng elmer ,GreanlcrD".
5 9as ct. 2ouis Gountp.8 eridt
bot gIane uno Equalization anferti.
gen laiie,1 fir ben 8au elmer $50
600 Bride iiber Merainec Stub, bel
@nllep 8orf.
S 8btlip Suede, in Der Nabe bon
8eitpbolia. IN Siage Gouttp, bat AZ
Sabre oils StraBenaufieber ieines
9iitrifts geoient urto Die, inter let
ner aufiidt itebenoen StraBen, iiilf
sic beiten i'm gai,5en Goirntp.
5 Cine Mil6fub Dem Ben 9aler.
in Der Gabe bon Hbinelanb geborlg,
murbe fiir3Iid tobt in Der &rippe ge'
funoen. Man aloiibt Die Stub lei Dor
Ben an6eren Sbieren sebrdngt NOR
Den, iei oann auf ben &iiden in OH
arippe gefallen unb babe iid midi
nlebr befreien fonnen.
S Die 9omen bon 8aibingtort
800. gaben ibren @atten ttno Srenn'
ben einen Sbaltiobrs . Ball be
peldem Die Danlen idmmtlide aiis'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03

Sin Idtsisiabriscr. a@s iinb iest
5pei Sabre Der" idreibt @ottlieb 30
mesbergcr bon Mariball, ST., nieit.
Dem id Sorai'S alpenfr6iiter ge.
braudtc. iirto meine &onititlitipn lit
10 itarf uno fr6ftig, nab meme &c.
iunbbeit 70 gut gerporoeL OaB es
pirfli6 iiberraidcnO lit, ipcun man
mein alter bon so Sabren in 8e.
tradt aiebt. SD erfreue mid zines
gllten appetitS. unb bas Spitem ar.
beitet regelm1Big. SD babe Dem Il-
penfrGliter fir meme CUTE @eiunb-
belt su banfen."
Sm 4lter. ipenn uniere &rdftt
gang natiirlid nadlaiien, lit Elm mil
oes, arregenbes Seilmittel cine mirf
life Iotipenbisfeit. Sauienbe bo
ben in Sorni's 4lpenfrauter Dies CT
foroerlide Seilmittel s%efunoen. 6!
miro ni6t IN Ipotbefen Derfauft
Specialagenten liefern es Dem Sub
lifunl. Mon ibreibe an: Or. 8ete
: Sabrnep & Cons 60, 1875 On
Sopne ape., Chicago, Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03

gabcn bcitritten un6 Die Serret
eleidfaIls bon oeren 8obnungen
nod benz 9olliool unb bann mieoer
nafbouie esfortiert ipuroen.
Die 8ei3enernte oes Sobres
1915 mar i'm @aaoct 26,475.337
@uibeI, pber 100000 @uibeI
mebr als ipie in Sabre 1914. 9icier
@eiaen bon 1915 lit auf 2,27S,949
Gfer aeipahien, inoem 97,S9S gder
o~ufseseben meroen muBten. infoIge
bon u~eberidpemmins ltnb anSeren
llriaden.
5 Sn Miiiouri niirben I'M Sabre
1915, i'm @anSen 1,063,6 GAO gder in
Safer eciaet, ober infolge bon lle5er-
De MIR bon 933,422 adern g%eerntet.
idmemmlrs unb gu piel Reger, ipur.
Ser @eiamntt. Grtrae i'm Staat be-
lief lid auf 23.14S.0S5 8uibel, mas
gum 9lrdidnitts .9reis bon 37.7
Gents pro @uibel, Die Summe bon
$9,096,452 ereab. Der @rtras pro
Ider, I'M Stoat, ipar I'M 9urfI1nitt
25.S 9usbel.
5 Sieraebn @efaneene I'M gountp-
@cfdnaniB, in Seffcrion Gitp. ieBteit
ON lesten Samstae abeno cine aa-
eemcinc 8riieelei in Scene, nit Dem
&ciultat bab aipei Der Raufbolbe er.
beblid perlett nurben. Die 9eam-
ten IinO Der Meinung, bob bic &rii-
gelei MIR cine Sinte mar. uno baf
Die @efangenen Die @rmartuns PEG.
ten, Der Sberiff merbc iid inter iie
%itiirsen I'M Srieoen gu itiften, bel Die,
ler @elegenbeit bGttcn iie Damn Der
Sberiff iibermonnen unb elmer
Sluftpcriud MAIDEN fonnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03
HraiiScnt @ilIon fat ben Gunsrcf

benudridtiet oaB er nit nidts anoe"
rem 5ufrieoen iein miro, als oaB Die
MeitgIieber iiber Die anti.@ilion Ste
iolution o%bitimmen, mel6e empfielt,
bah entertainer Dor ginidifflng oui
lold,cn Sdiffen Der friegsfilbrenoen
@adte welde bepaffnet limo, ge'
marnt wcroer, ebe er ipeiter nit
0eutidIano iiber oieie angelegen'
belt perbanoein miro. Die Better
Ser bemofratiiden gartei, Die iammt'
lid gu @unitcn Der 8arnunss.@ eio'
liiion iino, beitten an bab 8ilion's
Oppoiition eesen oieicn &ernunft'
9,eidlub auf pure politii6e Spiegel'
fedlcrei sliriid8uiibren 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03

Sermon Cotton unb 8attin, pel-
die bier allf 8eil,6 maren bel Srall
2ofton's Gltern, sSSocob Strabsner II.
@attin, reilten am Mittmo6 na6 III
rem Seim in Miisfosee, Sfla.
50. S. 8obus, bon Ct, 2ouis,
fam anl letten Samstag bier burf)
arf benz 8ege nod Smiss, I'M feline
Mtutter 5l beiuben, melde idon lett
mebreren @o6en franf 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03
Aasemeime County : @enisfeiten.

gon ~unieren 2anosIdulen boben
bereits 5 Den ietieen Sermin beenoet.
! liner goitntp . @ef1neniB lit
nun ifon ieit brei Monoten Ieer.
! 6ran 2i55ie Gboppel, bon Sea
bat ibren Siebitanb, ionic ibr Sarm.
gerotb, pertauft unb bot ibre Sarm
fir oieies Sabr perpadtet.
! Sreitae unb Samstae, ben 8. Ii.
a. Wars, finbet in Smenspille rnb
IN Sermann cine 9ebrerpriifung Itott.
! 6rau Sermann SSSleoemann, bon
Eco, melde ii6 oils gotientin in Sui
ton befunoen bot, lit porige ISOLDE
bon BORT, beoeuteno gebeliert, Suriid.
gefebrt.
: Geo. BRADFORD ,,nb Samilie mel.
DIE lett elmer 8eibe bon Sabren in
Irfanias pobnbaft maren, baben iid
iebt in BLAND nieoergeIaiien.
! gug. 6. @eeie, bon gIano, unn
SRI. Carrie 9ranoborit, bon 8ool.
lam1 erbielten porige ISOLDE in ct.
! 2oiiis, cine Seiratbsliaens.
Grit 2anse bot feline Sarm einc
Meile iiibli6 bon @lano, an gilbert
Sarge bertouidt fir cine Sarm al
Ntiltlten Greet, in Siage County.
/ GuIt. Sbomas, bon @orriion
bot in @ofane, Ieo., einen 9auplot
g%efauft unb miro auf bemielben eint
Garage, iopie cine &epnratllr @erf,
Itatt crridten,
SIS bot am %. Sebruar geoon
merit, barum miro es, Den @etter
propbeten 5ufolge, ON %. Mai nod
einen ean5 empfinbliden Srolt eeben
9ieies 3ei6en beriaet fat niemnls
-&olla Seem Gro.
! Com. 9ebn iino Samilie, pel6u
in Der N1be bon 9eln Die Sarmere
betrieben. Iinb in Der borigen 8od
nod ct. 2ouis seaogen. Serr Sebl
NOR bier i'm Gountp mebrere SSobr
2ebrer.
t Sobn @itrocf unb Samilie, DO
glanb, iinb in Der bergangene
@ode mad aenorif, Colorado gereii
mo iie /, fiinftiee Seimatb alii
id,!aaen neroen.
i Die Gone &ibge S6ule, in DC
RGbe bon SmensbiIle, fam borise'
Srietag, ben Is, Sebrlar, gun
S6luB. Srau &obt. Collier, bi
2ebrerin, mar friiber Sri. 9ora Car
fenait, riio lit cine Der beiten 2ebt
fr1fte unieres gountp's.
+ Sbeobor @erritien uno @attir
bon Morriion, poren 81 Gnbe DC
borigen ISOLDE in 8aibington. 8Gf
reno hires Sicrieins mietbeten lie oi
&latt 8obnlng, on Ser Staffor
StraBe, nnb beabiidtigen bis 5ill
eritrn MGr5 nod @aibington gu 5it
ben. Sbierper.
i 8eim Serianbt bon giern iollt
man nidt berseiIen, Dab @ier M
bann our 9ef0rberilng, per GoIt, al
eenommen nerOen, menn ieoeS cir
sclne 81 in grceliior, 9aimiuollt
ober einen 1bnliden Stoff eingt
fpidelt uno Die @ier Damn in elmer
itarfen &ditden bon boppelter, 81
rippter gappe, Sol5, Wetall coe
ionit gecignetem Bacterial perpad
iinb, 10 Dob bonn Snbalt nifts bei
auSfommen ober oilrdbringen fam
glle iolde Senbungen miliien nit ei
mem 3ettel Qabel) als Gier be5eid
net iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03

Sic 9urdidnittstempcratitr i'm
perfloiicncn Monat blicb I'M los
@rao binter Dem normalen 1888
suriid. Ser @eiammtnieoeri6lag
nit 2.tS 3oll bIieb I'M 0,51 Boil
binter Dem 0iirdidnitt 5uriid. Der
marmitc Gag mar am %, NIT 6S
@rab (ipie i'm @oriabre); Der faltelte
am 2. llnb Z, nit s @rao; lestes
sSabr @ra6 am 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03
aas Mathiel, mic Is fOmnt, bak

Die ssrali moraliider 1T als Der
@ann, lit eeIoit elmer unicrer
sittenaeIebrtcn eroffnct ms, bob
Der @enid Inn 10 moraIiider lei, ie
meniaer 9leioer er TRACE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03
John Reiffs Hotel
Marft StraBe
Sermann, Miiipnri.

8erfoitigung uno 3immer bein1
Saa ODER BET Der ISOLDE, ober 8erfo'
itiaung iomie ein5elne Wabl5eiten gu
iebr billigen 8reiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03

%--llnieren ber5liden 9anf hermit
ben folsenben 2eiern oes 8olfsblatt.
fir Die DiIlfommene grneueriing if.
res Announcements, in Der pereange.
men @pde:
81. 1 - Sobn Slltetl6, S. @ru'
Der Or.
81. s. Sbeo. Suebmeper.
81. 3 - Sp. Snden, Sp. 0orib.
Scrmonn - aler. Seberle, &uooli
goumeaertner, 5ranf &lpp, Srail
8nt. Settnlonn.
Smiss - @nt. Sobein, Sp. 2an.
gcnberg, CIR. Stepbau, Sp. Slingc-
blut.
Goiebub = Mug. $. 8rinfmann.
glano - @ilit. S6alf.
Smenspillc - Sam Seilert.
@ap - Sp. Sod, Sp. Stru1f, s.
S. Sdneioer, Gbas, &ebfing,
ct. 2ouiS - q. u. @ittniamn.
Morriion - SRI. Sophie aubl-
mann Iug. Burger.
&apoleon, $40. - aug. 2uefe.
DAT Sill. 500. Sobn &ottpis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-03
MOrrifon

YIN. 9eters aito gbriit. 2alf bon
8otsSufn limb an iestcn GicHstas
bon einem geiu6 in ct. 2oiis su.
riifsefebrt. 8abreno ieines anfent.
baIts in ct. 2puis nabm SER BE
tiers llnterridt i'm eleftriiden S6pei.
ben.
SRI. Sattie @pple mar ON bori.
gen @ittpod uno 9onnerstag, be-
bufs Gr6tlider gebanolung IN ct.
2ouis.
Souls Segeler unb Somilie reiiten
am porigen Wittpod nod ct. Souls
UNI Der 9eeroigung bon Serrn Sege.
Ier's perItorbenen Sdnager bei5n.
mobnen.
5ris Sadmann rtnb @attin mad-
ten anl porigen Mittuo6 einen Be
iud III Sermann.
Sobn S9mars unO Samilie trafen
am porigen Mitttpod bon Sernann
bier elm, uflo meroen ibre 5~lfunftige
Seimatb alif Der alien &aiier Sarm,
weliti9 bon bier, aufidlagen. 8ir
piini9en ibnen Den beiten Grfolg.
allg. 2alf lit ON Sreitag bon Ell
mem furaen 8eilld. in Ct. 2ouis, gu
riidgefebrt.
Senrp 3eismann madte am Der
eangenen Sreitag einen @el6dftsbe'
Judi in S~efferipn Gitp.
Suao Struttmanr bon &binelanf
befano iit iiber leeten Sreitag uni
Somstag bier auf 8eiu4 bel Der
panbten uno Sreunben.
Srau Gbas. 8ebIemalo bon Ser
mann nno Srait aottfamp bon ct
2oris moren an1 lesten Samstog oil
@Gite BON 8. 2uomig unb Satin.
Senrp Semeper bon Sope lit ON
lcsten Sonntag nod Soma gereil
nno miro mdbrenb bes fommenoer
Sommers BORT bleiben.
Sobn l1tbe r,no SER Soroer
br,,egge iino in Der pergangcnen $50
| DE mad Soma gereiit.
*&eoefer's baben ioeben cine neii'
Senoung 8oitfarten @eburtstaes
&omiide. nnb Sdaltiabrs : Starter
erbalten.
Gbos. 9roefer unb Suit. 8obl
mann iinb am lesten Samstag nod
9ebrasfa gereiit.
Otto .8oblmam lit am pergange
men Samstag nod electra, Seras
gereilt unb bot Die Mbiidt bort 81
bleiben.
Sobn Sreeie uitb @attin nurel
ont lesten Sonntag in Sermaru,.
4ugllIt unb Sen. 2alf, iomie Sic
tor unb Mrtbur 9eppe reilten or
@ontag nod 9ebrasfa, INN bort vi
belt sl erbalten.
Sreo nnb SEQ Steinfe baben lie
AM letten Sonntag nod Soma bege
ben.
Srit Ioltensmeper nnb Sran
Sidenoif bon Clubbing, Sfla., trafet
am Samstag bier elm, ltm Der Seer
bielrng bes perItorbenen Srn. Sider
bid in Scope bei5uipobnen.
Sranf Sdollmeper If. uno Sob
Sdollmeper ilnb @attin, bon Sopt
paren am lesten Somstag bier /
@eidGften.
Im n1dlten Wontae abenb, De
6. M0ra, miro in Shmib Salle eli
Sdaltiabrsball abgebalten meroen.
Mon neri6itme nidt, am ndd)ite
Samstag 4benb Der llnterbaltling /
Der offentli6en Sdule bon @orriio
%beisupobnen. Iusge6ebnte Sorbt
reitllngen ipitrben ~getroffen I'M oil
len 4bcno 81 einem groben @rfolg 8
MAIDEN.
9an @ebmeper aus Der Nabe DO
Columbia, Ntp.; ipor iiber lebte
Montog unb ON 0ienstos bier /
@eid1ften iopie aud gum 8eiut
bon Seripatoten unb Sreunoen.
Cine biibibe Surprtie.&artp mlii
De am 9ienstag abenb inherent b,
liebten Witbiireer S. Otto Brandt 3
Gbren ieincs 81. @ebrrtstages 9,
bradt. Sic 3abl Der Sbeilnebmc
nnb @r.;tuianten rpor 10 groB %
olle mad Sdmis's Salle biniiber 81
gen ipn bas @eburtstagsfeit in idor
tier @eiie BET @uiif .iinb Gang eefe
ert murbc. S. S. Same belt eiu
| 0~r,+,,Io4,o,S 0InfnroAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-08
PARALYSIS OF THE CONSCIENCE

utilized as to result In establishing permanently
more energetic health measures all slong the line,
the outbreak may prove . blessing in disguise
Sanitary legislation in New Jersey had its in
ception in the prevalence Of yellow fever. The
organization Of boards Of health was undertaken
at a later period because Of the prevalence OF
Asiatic cholera in the state. II the public health
movement be advanced step further by the pres
ent outbreak the profit may be greater than the
loss The value Of an epidemic depends upon the
degree to which it stirs people to intelligent ef
fective action.
ALREADY the stirring effect Of the policy OF
frank publicity adopted by the New York City
health authorities is being keenly felt everywhere
Local authorities In many communities are taking
speedy and even drastic, though often ill-advised
preventive measures. As a result, there are being
revealed long-standing conditions that never
should have been tolerated under any cireum-
stances and a woful unpreparedness on the part
OF the local authorities in some communities to
meet public health emergencies p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-08
THREE KINDS OF (WHICH IS YOURS?

here has the choice between the instantaneous
automatic heater and the tank heater which
is connected to the boiler of the circulating
water system.
The instantaneous type furnishes hot water
at all times upon the opening of faucet. 1t
heats given quantity of water with less gas
than the other but unless undue care Is ex-
ercised in the use Of hot water great wasting
occurs and the months gas bill shows the
heater to be an extravaganza.
The tank type stores up hot water and
when given time and not pushed" too siren
uously has no difficulty in keeping an ample
supply on hand. This is the type generally
installed, and in the long run proves the most
satisfactory.
The kerosene tank water heater has been a
godsend to people living in rural districts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-08

burner must be kept lighted all Of the time
during use, but even thus operated it costs
only one cent for two or three hours con-
tinuous ironing with gas at 81 per 1000 cubic
feet.
Kerosene is not satisfactory fuel for self
heating irons, owing to the carbonic impurities
present in it and the difficulties resulting from
the carbonizing of valves, burners, etc. But
alcohol irons are an established success, and
the one with the two reversible heating sur
faces and the glass supply tank is especially
efficient and convenient
The fireess cooker, mechanical dshwasher,
etc, are additions to the kitchen equipment
which, while not essential in the beginning,
may be added from time to time and will be
found to be dividend paying investments, es
pecially by the woman who does her own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-08
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT.
TESTED AND ENDORSED.

GAS RANGES.
Cookeasy, Hale & kilburn. Eighteenth Street
and Lehigh Avenue, Philadelphia.
Clark-Jewel, George NJ. Clark Co., Chi
cago and New York.
WATER HEATERS.
Holyoks tkerosene), Holyoke Heater Com
pany, Holyoke, Mass, $40.
Hoyoke (gas), Holyoke Heater Company,
Holyoke, Mass, sl6.
KITCHEN TABLES.
Sani-OnyI, Chicago Hardware Foundry
Company, North Chicago, ILL.,, sls-s25.
REFRIGERATOR.
Bohn-Syphon, White Enamel Refrigerator
Company, ST. Paul and New York.
ELECTRIC IRONS.
Dover, Dover Manufacturing Company, Do
yer, Ohio, $3.50.
A-Best-O Automatic, Dover Manufacturing
Company, Dover, Ohio, $3.50.
GAS IRONS.
Perfect, Bless & Drake, 17s Railroad Ave-
nue., Newark, n. J. $3.50.
RECOMMENDED.
ELECTRIC RANGES.
Westinghouse, Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company, New York and
East Pittsburgh, Penn.
General Electric, General Electric Company,
Schenectady, n. Y.
KEROSENE OIL COOK STOVES.
New Perfection, Cleveland Foundry Com
pany, Cleveland.
Boss, Huenefeld Company, Cincinnati.
FIRELESS GAS RANGES.
Eco.Thermal, Eco.Thermal Company, War
rem, Ohio.
GAS RANGES.
Direct Action, National Stove Company,
Lorsin, Ohio.
REFRIGERATORS.
Alaska, Alaska Refrigerator Company, Mus
kegon, Mich
KITCHEN TABLE.
Sanitor, White Enamel Refrigerator COM
pany, So West 42nd Street, New York City.
KITCHEN CABINETS.
Hastings, Hastings Cabinet Company, Hast
ings, Mich.
White House tmetsD, James & Kirkland,
133-t35 West 44th Street, New York.
McDougall, McDougall Company, Frankfort,
Ind.
ELECTRIC IRONS.
Westinghouse, Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company, New York and
East Pittsburgh, Penn, $3.50.
Universal, Landers, Frary & Clark, New
Britain, Conn.,, A-s5.
GAS IRONS.
Uneedit, Rosenbaum Manufacturing Com
pany, SO Blocker Street, New York City.
$3.50.
ALCOHOL IRON.
Alpha, The Alpha Company, Sc McWhorter
Street, Newark, ". j., S..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-08

depend the health of the family. Economic
elsewhere if you must, but not on the refrig-
orator Purchase one lined with porcelain
enamel and, if it can possibly be afforded, the
seamless construction is preferable.
For the family with electricity and large
purse it would be great convenience to equip
the ice chamber with an electrical refriger
atng system. This means an initial outlay
ranging from two to three hundred dollars,
but not an excessive upkeep cost in places
where the electric rate is ten cents or less per
kilowatt hour. Think of the joy and comfort
of being liberated from the tyranny of the
iceman and always having ice on hand and
low uniform temperature maintained in the
food compartment!
Where space will permit, the efficient house
wife will have kitchen table, and also
kitchen cabinet A wooden-top table is not
desirable, porcelain enamel top on a wo, den
or steel frame being easier to keep clean and
more durable. For those who are not limited
as to expenditure, and who insist on the beau
tful all-white kitchen, table with compost
ton stone top, resembling marble, answers
perfectly The stone is hard and non-ab-
sorbent, is unaffected by acid and alkalies and
wears we'll
The kitchen cabinet may be wooden or all
metal The latter is mouse and vermin proof,
but the manner Of its construction makes
swinging doors necessary. The wooden cabf
net with the roll front is more convenient.
All kitchen cabinets have the same general
features, differing chiefly in quality of ma
terial, workmanship, equipment and exclusive
conveniences. An aluminium extension top IS
most serviceable-and be sure TO select style
that is high enough to permit sitting on
stool when working at it. Always include
stool, as woman, from habit, does too much
work in the kitchen standing, when 1t could
be done just as efficiently sitting if there were
a seat slightly higher than the average kitchen
chair handy.
THE HOT WATER PROBLEM.
The question of hot water is important.
Gas is the quickest fuel, and the housewife
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RE people afflicted with paralysis of cor

RE people afflicted with paralysis of con-
n science regarding the common-but most
dangerous-diseases Of children that 1t
takes an epidemic Of the mysterious infantile
paralysis to rouse them to the point Of taking
precautions that should be taken in every case?
This Is what "The Public Health News" Of the
New Jersey Health Department wants to know.
II repeats what many physicians have asserted
during the recent epidemic and its accompanying
panic-that, as a cause Of illness and death, In
fantile paralysis is not nearly so important as
dphtheria, scarlet fever, typhoid or even measles
or whooping cough. There is no excitement over
these diseases or the deadly diarrhea that car
rie, of 90 many hundreds of babies every sum
mer yet each one is more TO be dreaded than
poliomyelits, and each one is preventable
"But," says "The Public Health News hope
fully, at takes a catastrophe to arouse people to
sction. II the interest In public health problems
srouced throughout the country by the present out
break Of infantls paralysis can be so directed and
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work or who must be ready to fill in the gaps
between maids.
WHEN LABOR-SAVING DEVICES ARE
USEFUL.
All these labor-saving devices are valuable
when used with intelligence and care but their
usefulness depends entirely upon the house
wife. AS women come more and more to un-
derstand the modern profession of housekeep-
ing they will understand that whatever the
available source of power and heat may be
there are certain utensils that every we'll
equipped kitchen can have. The possession
and right use of them means simply the diff
ference between work we'll and swiftly done
and the oldtime drudgery Of inadequate tools
and inefficient methods.
And every woman who makes up her mind
to do so may have these utensils, no matter
where she lives. The mail order house-or
the manufacturer-and the parcels post in con-
spiracy will bring them to the farm woman
almost as easily as the big department store
and the telephone will serve the dweller in the
big cities What is needed is the "know ow,"
the will and the initiative to choose and order
wisely. Some one may insinuate that money
is also prerequiste-but not much is needed
for these small convenences. To prove that
this is so two lists are given on this page. one
Of actual necessities and the other Of kitchen
Injuries. Look them over and see if you can
not afford an efficient equipment for your
kitchen. A third list of Endorsed and recon-
mended appliances gives you the result of our
own experience.
In the good old days the notable housewives
who were our grandmothers and great-grand-
mothers had exceedingly efficient ktchens-so
far as they went. They used to the best ad-
vantage all utensils that were at hand, and
they kept them as a good workman always
keeps his tools. This was when the kitchen
was really the centre of home life, and, Incl
dentally, was the most attractive and homelike
room in the house. The family not only worked
there, but lived and ate there, for it was
room of ample size and much homely comfort.
AS life became more complex and outside
interests grew, people stopped living in the
kitchen. As an evidence of higher standards
Of living this was good thing, but unhappily
all the beauty and interest of the home