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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
sRGEsT 0F AMERlcM cITsl|
aouar Not Only Holds Championship
II sixo, but He II Also Hand-
somest III His eIaso

The jaguar or eel tlgre.', as e is gen
rally known throughout Spanish
Anlericn, is the largest and handsom-
st Of American cats. It's size and deep
elbow color, ~profusely marked will,
lack spots md rosettes give 1t q close
resemblance to the African leopard. II
is, however, a heavier and more power
full animal. In parts OF the dense trop-
ical forest Of South America coal
jaguars occur, and while representing
merely a color phase, they are sup
posed to be much fercer than the or
binary animal. Although so large ana
powerful, the jaguar has none OF the
%truculent ferocity of the African Loop
I'd. During the years / spent In its
ountry, mainly in the open, I made
ssreful inquiry without hearing OF a
single ase where one had attacked
hulnan beings.
In n locality on the Pacific coast
of Guerrero l found that the harder
natives had IN interesting method OF
hunting the stigre" during the mating
,eriod. AT such times the male has
he habit of leaving Its lair near the
head of a small canyon in the foot
Hills carly in the evening and follow
5ng down the canyon for some distance,
1T intervals uttering a subdued roar.
On moonlight nights Mt this time the
hunter places an expert native with a
hort wooden trumpet near the mouth
If the canyon to initiate the "tigre's'
call as soon as it is heard and to re-
peat the cry ut proper intervals. After
placing the caller, the hunter ascends
the canyon several hundred yards, and,
gun in hand, awaits the approach OF
The animal. The natives have many
lmusing tales Of the sudden exit OF
,ntried hunters when the approaching
lnimal unexpectedly uttered it's roa
at close quarters.-E. w. Nelson, in
the National Geographical Magazine.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
Keep RIGHT Always.

1t isn't enough to start right. You
must keep practicing the right. It's
so easy to become lopsided. AL you
have to do is relax the eternal vigi-
lance that is the price of success. Let
yourself follow the line of least resist
ance. and very soon you r out of
symmetry. You can err in any direc-
ton. There is danger of even becom-
ing warped in your religion and your
charity. Everything with q right to
existence and many things that have
not will enlist Your sympathy. ALLOW
them to monopollze your tbonghts ahd
fhRseeGlk MISUNDERSTANDING
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01

Mrs. Herman Schanche went
to Yankton Wednesday to visit
her daughter.
The Mitchell Steam Laundry
Basket leaves Balzer's Drug Store
every Tuesday. ADV.
F. s. Birkinbine went to Sioux
Falls Tuesday morning to attend
the South Dakota Implement Deal.
ers' convention.
Elmer Waterbury accompanied
by his wife and son George, left to-
day for Polo. ILL.,, where they will
make their future home. We re-
greet having to lose this estimable
family, but having sold their inter-
ests here, and having interests to
look after at Poo they find it to
their Interest to make the change.
John Reinke loaded his car OF
emigrant goods Tuesday and ship
ped it to North Dakota, and be
left for that place on Wednesday.
Mr.. Reinke has for many years
been renting the Fred each farm
IN Hutchinson. county, but two
years ago bought a farm in North
Dakota, and he will now 60 and
take charge of it.
O. E. Long held his auction sale
last week on his farm near Witten-
berg, and has turned the farm over
TO his renters, and moved to Scot
land. he will reside temporarily
in the building next door to the
Citizen Republican Office until his
new house is completed. The
house is ready for the plasterers
and will soon be completed when
the weather gets suitable.
Ed. Resner, an old Scotland boy,
arrived last week with his wife, and
has taken a position as night oper.
ator at the depot. Ed left here
eight years ago and has been in
Montana and Iowa most Of the
time since. He has for some time
been doing supply wo.k for the
Milwaukee railroad company. We
are glad to welcome him back to
his childhood home.
Now is the time to make your
hens lay by feeding Hess Poultr,
Panacaa. For sale by the Balzel
Drug Go. ADV.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01

Henry !8toller and wife spent
Sunday in Trip.
Eastman Kodaks supplies at
Balzer's. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Hess left
on Wednesday for a visit in Kan.
sas.
A little con came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Hebbert last
Monday morning.
Auction sale Saturday afternoon
at The Bee Hive. ADV.
Mi. and Mrs. E. Mueller spent
Sunday at the home of her father,
Mr.. Carl Hirsch, at Trip.
DR.. Baird has rented the Bah.
bidge house west of the railroad
track and moved into it Monday.
Rev. A.. F. Ploetz and wife ar.
rived in Scotland Monday evening,
and on Tuesday losded their house.
hold goods, which have been stored
here since they went away. Mr..
Plcetz has accepted the passionate
of q church at Osmnnd, Neb., and
they left for that place Wednesday.
Mrs. M. A. Mason VAS in Twin
Cities last week purchasing q stock
Of spring millinery for her store.
She wishes to announce to the
ladies of Scotland and vicinity,
that her store, which has been
closed during the winter, will be
opsp Tor business next neck.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
Suspicious UTERINE.

Suspicious UttePina.
IF it was really Jones WHIP pttered
that forged note they shuuld bsye dis.
covered him at once"
why should tbey7n
: 'kepaNya& GQsHN M
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01

Mr.. Malley. the shoemaker, got :
new machine for polishing this
week.
a p Ardery won't to Sioux City
Wednesday to attend thes Indus
trial Exposition now being held in
that city.
Mrs. M. a. Musser returned yes
terday from Sioux Falls where she
spent Z week with her daughter,
Mrs. @. f. Busnell.
March il coming in like = lamb,
but the lamb is wise it he has pro.
vided himself with : good cover
ing Of wool.
Get your seats reserved at the
Balzer Drug store, for the next
number Of the lyceum COURSE,
March 7th.
Mr.. e.. @. Mathis has his new
stock Of jewelry nicely displayed
and is now ready for business.
Notice his ad in this issue.
j. q. Meighen went to Chamber
lain Tuesday called to appear as
a witness in q case against the
bankrupt estate of the late Peter
Dlrks.
The report comes from Wolf
Greek that Mrs. I. j. Davis had
the misfortune to fall last Monday,
injuring her hip, and il was feared
that one of the bones had been
fractured.
The people of Scotland will be
given a treat on March 7th, when
Charles R. Taggart appears in the
next number of the lyceum course.
Amos Waterbury went to Sioux
City last night and will apply for
enlistment IN the army. As he is
under age the consent of his pa.
rents wilt be required, but this We
understand has been given.
Mrs James Hird and son George
returned from a visit in Omaha last
Friday evening. George has been
in Chicago since the fore part of
January learning the inside quail
,ies and habits of the linotype
machine and now feels that he can
diagnose most of the common all
ments of that species. We can
not speak for his efficiency in that
line, but can recommend him as a
competent and faithful all-around
printer.
After a tour of two weeks visit
Ing friends and relatives in Cali
f%ornia, Utah, and Nebraska, Mi.
Arthur Muhmel and bride arrived
home last Sunday noon and on
Monday night we're given a recep
ton at the home of his sister, Mrs.
G. F.. Stetler, six miles north of
town. There we're about 40 people
present. They are now at home
on the old farm four miles north
east 70 town.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-01
THE BEE HIVE BARGAINS

Ladies' 25c hose, 2 prs for 35c
$50 2 prs for &c
SOC Mittens 19c
Mems Csc mercerized sox 19c
60 clothes pins 1Oc
lOc lantern globe, 2 for 15c
$50 Coffee Soc
Sc black ink, 8 bottles 1Oc
So and 1Oc Lace, per I'd. &c
lOc Dress patterns Sc
Is, 20, Csc underwear, choice 15c
500 Brooms, now 45c
We buy and sell fresh Eggs.
THE BEE HIVE.
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sss4es saaaattr sssbIsi ssmaaa sn II November 1917

gen fsin @elb nidt bsrsebcn iperbs.
S5e syplse 1T, bab biie laraftqr.llsn,
bur9 iptld,e ioId sroBr Disnasn aobs
len eripart iperbsn fonnttn upb Die
wiosliateit sebotsn mare. Snbuitricn
lebenstraftis Su erbalttn, bic bel &t5s
len ais yetriepstrdft ipr 4ustpmmen
nidt 5u finoen permogen, unb.nas!
bIerben. Oleie Stoduns tam uas
less grmenens nur iberplnben ipers
ben, inpem ore Bunbesrsger,lng bic
Ausbeutung Der WaiiertrGfte ielbIt in
oie Sanb nrmmt. 2Denn lie tiir pas
Y5rtpattapitaI lobnenb III, ipas n;1t
beitritten ipirb, 70 ift bas llnterneanen
aud fir bic 5testeruns lpbnenb unS
BON bleisr III ni9t su befiir9ten, pab
iis bel bsm Betrlebe leoigIid ben 3usa
Dor Iusen babsn tpirb, bobe Dipipsrs
ben 81 er3ielsn pber ipnitisen Wifs
brau9 NIT bem WtonoppI treiben MIR
be. Mtas ben Wunfb bstrifft. oas llns
ternebmen fdIunigit in 5bdiistsit gu
isben, 10 1T turh bic grfdbruneen Der
lesten Wionate CUR UeHiise ertpti:n
tporoeu, oab bic Resieruns in S.Sns
out idJneuss Irbeiten gan3 beionoers
Yor5uglt1es lerltet.
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wriiDdi. gtarlts 6. 1uf BON bes
GprnsI liniberiitdt, Jrtb. 4. 1urittr
bon Der furporb uninsriitdt Carl
MuHeu Tifb BON Der liniberiitSi DON
Ikpisconiin, Charles u. 6n3en pou btr
Columbia llniperfii1t unb Rubtrt ..
~. Gonnor, Gttrstdr Der biftorffxW
0eit1f3nft ron Rorb Carolina, 0diIs
Iarb punt, gbsf Der Manuftript Mbs
theiIuns psr tonsrsHionsIlsn BibIiOs
fbei, DoIbo @. 9tInnb. Sefftidf btr
omsritunii&sr biforifdkn geIeI.
ihnft, 6enrp Jobnson pom nntipnos
len 3ebrtrfemtnor. Wictor 9. GIari
ron Bdibinaton, Gbup Eianton Bore
rfn Winnsiota unb Gpur1s 9. gfstn
zen SIliaois. en- Teinsr GrfIdruna Der
aufsnbe feiner @sitlf&dfi, On beren
Spibs prrf. Gbrtipea fstt, foqt er,
eab ss ii9 snnddit nids bariim BAN
belt, Gefdifte al Tdreibsn, fonbern
Inn bic MnfammIiina bon Data b,r
aeIhi6iIi6tn greianiIfe. Seine 0es
'eIi6aft iriirSe bic RolIe sines Ria
risrungsbaufes sur Giftung btcIes
Nlottrials iibsrnebmen. Ulit Der
GommIunp ter Satas tpdrsn bic bis
ilorTden geitnffdfien Der sinselren
Staaten, bic Staatsnrnips unb bic
gibliotbeisn fetraut. Dor aIIem bans
rele ss iih nm bic G.itiitIIuua Der ofs
isntlifgn Wleinuns felt alus6ruh bts
ariss.s. 1ie StGri. 1yrantrsi4s BE-
rubs cuf Der ginb,it fsinsr offsntlis
dsn Weinune, bic s4ipdfe Rublanbs
duf bersn @srftiebenbeit. S1slih er'
tianstsn fit gorl6mmnife IN jebm
2anbestkil.. bi. sur 3.it unbea4tet
blisben. bic obsr fiir ben fpdisrtn
6tfhihtsiorffsr Ron Der gr6bten
fein fSunten.. ST Iobt bic
in ben, gsrsinisisn Stcaten eindes
fiibrie gfusf6rsihins bon preifsn fir
bic bsiisn tifiorifdxn attnnoIungeH.
bi. bem fifioriist Der 3ufunfi Don
srObsm Huem Isin ipiirbtn.
.-yGermoNieus1.
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sic proteiireu.

Die geiGdftslsut. DON Der Zine
Strabe ipollen ni6ts bapon piH,r,
pab bic 5auptitoiion Der Shnsarr'
tsbrsunlass mad oem 6ountdin
Square ptrIsst unb bort untsriroHb
eebauf fperoen fpa. Der urlpriinslids
spIdn sebt beianntli6 babip, pids
citation i'm sessupdrtissn aanal5ttt
5iuiIheH Der Race uHb Der Wine Ctr.
anSulsssn unb cine Delegation Der NJ
ifdfisI.uis ron Der @ipt Strnbe
ipra4 seiirn bel Der SdaslIoeris6rs'
Sommiiiion DOT. M gsseH bic aHss'
rtste 2lsnbtruna bsr plans 3u proi:s
fiirsn. Der aborbnuHa tpurbe be6ni'
iet, bab fofpeit nod ieins atnbsrang
otfinitip in gripdsuns sssogsn iporosn
isi unb iie erbitlt aud bas Dufprss
bsn, bab i'm 5aus bic SaAs UnItlf4
.ripossn iDerbsn iOIlte, bic Geidaiis'
Ieuts bon rer Dine Gtrabt redt,sis
lis bsnadrid)iigt iptrben iparpsn. I'M
.insn protsii ssltsnb MAIDEN gu itn'
nel.
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&sn unabIanissu Yemubunssn osS
eorontrs Or. Bauer III ss sslunJsn.
Die Sbentitdt bes iinbeidnHtsn 0elSits
mOrDsrs, fsit,ufteIfn, Der Fd5 am 20.
Ditober in arollman's Soitl ptrsil'
iete. Der Eoote ipuroe geiiern oils ri.
6arb .. S6leifer, 'Superinitnbsnt
Der Staais Jil4brutsMnFaIi IN Ssss
rioaH, gypO., lbentif5Iri. Die Jesrs
erfolaie burd, @eorgc VI.
s5ub aus RuibIano, pa, BEN S4nis'
gerfobn bts 9ootsu. :
Der Eebensmlpe bate tttaHlil!lt
aus isinsn alsiounesitudtn unb isintr
iWdide ela,s 5srausssi9nitieu, mas
CUR 5sitiisIIuns feinsr Jbtniitdi 1aits
iiibren tonnen. gln oem Io0ien lpuroe
Iseod Elm Gb5et6en Der elts stfunosn
llnb bisiss, forpk Elm 9rinenfuitsral
.rmogil1ien es Dr. Bduer, DE Ins:s
bOrissn bss SsIbitm0rbers ;u srmtts
telu.
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elmer qrpben @r3abI 9Gben fir 25
Gents etnen Sparseotempel tontea.
@leinSsltia nit biejem srbiIt man cine
aarts, bic aaum fir 10 Steinpel tisz
tel. Sot man biefs 16 Stsmpel ges
tauTt, bann tonn man fie sr9en sinen
ssSpars Stempel austaufd,r.
Uisl.r ioitst i'm Neaeinber 1911 urp
,sSanuar 1918 pNr Dollars slpolt
cents, oas heiBt, man bdnoigt bic
Spar>Stempel bon pier DOLLARS elis
unb 3abIt 5tp6If @ents ba,u. 5iir iss
ben lpelteren Utonat bis Snbe 1913
SabIt man l Gent msbr. Sdi man
oteien &rless<Spari itempsl in Der ans
sesebsneu gBeile ertporbsn, 10 erbal.
man siu 3ertifitat, ipelaes Raum gum
NuftIeben bon 20 FOLDER & legs
SparsStenpel bletet. Sat' man biele
span5is Stempsl pdbreno bss 0e3ea!s
Der 1917 pber Sanuar 1918 estauft,
10 bat man S82.40 bafiir beSabIt unb
erbalt bon Der Hegierung om sr'ten
Sanuar 1923 bic Summe bon S1U0
mas fir ben aGufsr einsn @eipinn uon
$3.50 beoeutet. &ann Semanp rus
ireenb einem Grunbe ni6t ale 90
&riess ssSpars sStempsl taufen, 10 p.rs
ben nan BEN l. Sanuar 1918 AMI
fdriftIi9e Rptis bic bis babin beSabls
ten Stenpel bonn poitmeiiter tinac=
Lott. Der nod einen Sent pro Monat
fir ieben arissssSpars sStempel az.
besabIt. alIo turs sdaat. es ueboyt
nidt mebr als 20 Gents basu, Uni ein
Sportontp bel Der Resfr,lns gu ers
pffnsn unb fur bic Summs rcn
$S2.40 bic man Der 3egteruue Ieibt,
srbGIt man ON l. Sanuar 1923 bic
Summe Don 500. gBer bos gjslo
trubsr brauht, erbalt ieine einldasu
Suriid. N@ie erii6tli9 Iieet niht bios
bic Nbittt Dor, 9sIb fir bic gsaies
runa gu beidaffen, fonberu in nc 3
bDbersm 9rabe bos Bolt on SparIGms
tstt gu getpobHeH, Die sur tpth.igltsn
aler Tuaeuben geiporbtn TT.
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ysoaen mtljr Colin.

Inter ben grieftrGsern oss sarBer
2anoes lit pie6er eiHe @eipegiing TN
Sang. Die oiii bobere gnfobimg ab.
;ielt. Die 9eiite periaHsen cine art
1beueritugs5iilage. Ssn friiberen Sab
rem fpdr sfihter Sernni @oebel, Jos
Ianee er oem aongreb angsb0rte, Der
@eriefter Der 5oroerimgen Der grief'
trigger uuS Jest foa es Md,oIds eons'
NORTH bonn 1. Dbioer Diitrift ieiu-
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Wie man NIT eiue;n YiertsIs
Dollar Der Regteruns pert9Ooqe finans
alelle 5ilfe leiiteH fam, pirb in etIeM
,SlriuIGr oes SdaBamts=Setretd-s
ertIart. Ser 4onereb bat Elm @elsb efs
latlen, rDeI9es bic gusgabe bon Spdrs
StempeIn uuo Don SriegszSpdrs
Stempeln Dorfiebt, tpobur6 eine 4ss
adbi BiIIiDnen Dollars aufgebradt
iperoen fuIen uno aIIes 1T 10 eingerid>
tet, bab ber aermits in biefsm 2dnos
Der Hsgierung belfen tatn uuD bnbei
nod sIneu SetDinn er5ielt. Bon Tfons
tag, ben 3. Deaenber an fam man
bel Der 9of. IN aIIeu 9aHtsu uuS IN
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IN Der aunrpsnbdnDlnns poa
Ben Den, 30. 124 HreooipQ1. ton
eehan gormiiiag bur@ sdbffnisiin'
buna ein Heusr sim ausbru4. bos uns
ter ben angtitsIIim sine wpnsrasns
pdnis psrurfo9is. isbo4 fsht bait es.
Ioj4t pubsn tonnft, fc5db per Sd>as
ben 20 auf MIR sssDa $500 bslazik
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1er aohIeumauseI.

g. R. Sebble, Der Sefretdr Der
sseueriinesnlateriaI sI6uliniitration
iiir unierr StoSf. bat oem SniiptanIt
in Columbus eeitern eine aufitenune
,uaeihidt, nonah IN Cincinnati uIf
Der Gteae $500 Sonnen 9obIen fir
ben aIeiIperbrGiG eebrai6t iuers
ben. 10 Sdnoler baben lire @crs
r1tbe polIig eri9opft.
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eamitaa Seu II. &uuember 1917.
Uak manin bitls1 staSt

Dab man in bieier STA ,
eine an3abI 5Ghsr. nit fortssiporfes
Mm Srob anssttat, pOrsefuuben Dat,
Iabt erisbsn, OaB bel YeIen ermo9s
nungsn ni6ts niiBen. Sds 1T au4
be Grtabrung in europa scpeielL no
Der Wtuneel unenOIi4 grocer 1T, cIs
bei uns unb nan bat osie !RuulIc9tsS
loiistsit nur bur9 Strafsn betdmpien
tpnRen, Die isbr itpeus iIno. ytd5s
MISUNDERSTANDING in Der aHs
segebenen 4rt pirD in europa bis
sur SDbe Don $500 6sitraft. 0aS bat
du6 estpirtt.
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SobleHtdrten lbeInen nobs
bepor5uIteben. Der Rangsl an 9e:3s
material peranIdBt bic 2eute, Die oas
uOtbige Yermoeen beiiBen. grcbe Sors
rattle ein5uIsseH, um iia segen 9srl:S
senbettsn iiaer 5u iteaeH, mas 3Ir
5Olge baben mug, baB bic Grmersu
Alansn obne Warms bIGben. Das
tann natiirlib ni9t gsOuloet ne oen
uno laBt iId nur purd apblentarttn
psrbiitsn, inpem Seoem nur 10 DieI g.
lletert tptrb, ais fiir ienen 1u9snbi!f'
liaen yebarf notblpenbig 1T, 10 oah
aenug fiir 9lqe oerbIeibt, big neue ,3us
tubren srfoIgen. Wlau brdu4t ith
nur gu Dergsgenpdrtigen, oaB in irs
eeno elmer Bo9e DEFENDERS talt:s
2Better rco elnltelIt unb &phIen, tusIl
ne Don ben YenItteIisu in iol4 grpbsn
WaiIsu eingelegt iperoen, ubSbt gu bas
ben itno. ylierndnD ptro ertparteH,
bob iolbe iSddlage nit Rubc uno Se:
bulb ertragen tperDeu iuilroe. Oemna@
mug bdgsgen pOreelprst fptroeH. DAB
loIde NOt6 ii9 nidt einitsiIt. 20
ridtig es auh fstn mag, baB bic aoaz
lsnfprDerung binter Der Jtanfraee 5u=
rutbIsibt, 10 1T ss bod nldjt minos.
lpabr, oaB bel geredtsr 9ertbsilcn9
unertruslide 3uftanoe ii6 osrReiosn
lisben unb rag piro nur OermittelIt
Jtpblentartsn geiaebsu iOHnsu.
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Ser Stadts gdut GU
pertntenpent bat Die rlhti5s
an1t9t, penn er DE Banter, Die uut:r
ieiuer Surisbittion Ite5ea, btna4rin-
tigt, oab er iis uit4t brdngen pe-b:,
Nah3uabIunseu Don ibreH gorgern
auf popiere 5u forbern, Die elutn
stursltur5 er!1tten baben. Sin toi4ts
SraHssn tpuros sur Jplge nabeu naB
bic papiere peiter beruntergeben urr
oas pdre eln Iuoerantportii9es 3srz
fabren, @erluite sepaltiam unb o5ue
0runo 3u perurlaHeH. go nett IS
ii9 I'm nirtIi9 guts papiere banDelt,
lit Der bur9 ben Sursriidsang CIT
Fanoerene MtnDernertb nur 5ettpeili;.
Yerl9RDeHe umltanoe baben ber g0rz
iengruppe, bic auf niebriss Yreiie
btnurbeitet, Gelegenbeit esgeben. bic
&urie 3uriid5ubrdnsen. Sebsr rpe'B,
baB folds WunOber nitt lange pors
boIten. Sn Der lesten Snl;ans lcaT'a
iie barauf biraus, tiiHitlide paniten
berpor3urufen unb es 1T eule otstu>
tirbare 1rage, ob es ni4t I'm pldse
mare, bieiem Srefben sntgegen5utretsu,
inoem bic gDrfen fir bic Sauer bes
$rlsges gahloneu Derben ooer ttatn
aufgetragen pirb, Spetuldtionstlirfe
uup Bertdufe gu perbieten. gser bic
Sort eugetHdtte tennt, Der iDeib, Dab
bic 9urfe gum niat geringen Sbaife
bur6 uHbegriinoete gsriiate ober 8erz
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Evening star., 1917-05-11
FRIDAY.
so. 40
SATURDAY.
W atina
Dinners for Five at $3.50 Per Week

I prepare dinners for five adults at
cost of from So to S6 week. each dinner
averaging between so and 90 cents, max
ing cost per individual about is cents. l
live outside of Washington, but pay
city prices for everything except milk.
| itemize articles on my menu each
day and at end of week find the daily
average cost inclose menus for one
week and cost of each dinner. We have
enough to eat and always something left
over.
/. Chicken. rice. canned peas cranberry
. Minced & seai, eheken ana rias Gaee fr,,ers kae
mashed pota toes bread. pudding $50. 30
,. Fish tshadl. baked potatoes slowed
tomatoes lhome canned. new aspara
4. Beef loaf crean,ed onions. lettuce aud
! pineapple salad. and cakes... 90
spaghetti, gelatin and cakes ........, -
| 6. Broiled ham. corn pudding. Drowned
potatoes lemon pie. ie.......-.......... so
Z. Steak trounde ma she'd potatoes. aspara-
gus. fresh tomatoes. chocolate pud
\ uing 1.Vu
| Total ..-...................S Sc 30
DAILY average .93
| The cost of each dinner includes bread
and butter, which together. amount TO
| 10 cents a day. or cents per person.
| The only cost not included is oil used for
] cooking, which amounts to 3 cents din
| ner. or less than l cent per person.
| Another weeks menus gave an average
i OF so cents per dinner, or is cents per
| person.
/ try to cook just enough potatoes for
one dinner SO as to have no leftovers.
save all fats Gas fat on ham liquor. bacon
| and chicken grease) and use them for
| frying and even for shortening in biscuits
| l plan to have meat never exceed 10
cents per person, and often it is less.
T.
/ Twelve Dollars Per Week to Feed
Family of Three.
| The cost of feeding my family for
Evening star., 1917-05-11
LI1IILESoRlEs L1I
%rBEDTInE
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright 1917, by T. W. Bureess.)
Farmer Browns Boy Puts Up
Signs.

These were busy. busy days for
Farmer Browns Boy. You see. there
was so much work to do in the garden,
work that Farmer Browns Boy called
duty. He always did his duty work
first and smilingly. But when it was
done he was quite as busy as before.
First, there was the planting of all
those bushes along the old stone wall
on the edge of the Old Orchard. After
that there was the planting of all
those sweet cherry and Russian null
berry trees. And after these were
planted Farmer Browns Boy stin
found work to do. and all the time he
whistled and it was very plain that
his work made him happy.
First he cut several smooth boards
about two feet long and a foot wide.
Then he got brush and some black
paint, and with his tongue in his
freckled cheek, for it was work that
required great deal of care. he
printed letters on those smooth boards.
Every few minutes he would stand off
and look at what he had done and
scowl little when 1t didn't quite
please him. and smile a little when 1t
did Farmer Browns Boy was painting
signs.
When he had four of them finished he