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New York

The only prominent feature OF the
New York stock market on Saturday
was the advance in Liberty Siis 70
l0046, which is Il cents on the 800
above the previous high record made
last yetI The stock market was eI.
tIemely dull, sales for the two hours
reachin gonly 9450O shares With the
exception OF the motor stocks. which
we're higher. the price movement was
narrow. Steel common sold TO the ex.
tent Of only $4,000 shares over the
range Of 1llK and llO%, closing at
llO5s bid. New Haven was the most
active OF the rails and closed fraction
ally lower Marine preferred was the
most active OF the specialties and
closed q higher for the day. More
than two-score OF atcive stocks were
not dealt in and final quotations were
more or less nominal
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

Gas Company has completed It's ini
tial test on The J .Bayne farm AMI
II Is 4 duster IN all sands. No. on
the w. S. Chapman farm il a fair
gAsser in the Big Iniun sand.
In Grant district, Harrison county
the Eastern Oil Company has cor
pleted It's No I on tho W. d. Van
horn farm and Il has a Gordon sand
producer doing 10 barrels a day.
In Hackers Creek district, Lewis
county, the Reserve Gas Company has
completed a fair sasser on the /. Sim.
mons farm.
In Court House district, Levi
county. the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany has completed its well on the a.
D. Parr farm, and has a 2O.barreI
producer in the Gordon stray sand
In Salt Lick district, BraXton coun
~ the same company has completed
a good gas well on the w. A. Nichol
son farm
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Pittsburgh

PITTsBUR0H. Aug. 1.-THE bulk
{ the business handled on the Pitts.
JuTgh Stock Exchange last week con.
i1ted Of Oh and gas shares, which
uled firm. Oklahoma Gas was the
tadOT, and on sales Of 7,l7O that stock
advanced to 500, the highest ever
llOted. The other members OF this
IlOup were In moderate demand and
lDady.
Westinghouse Electric, which has
'ulod extremely dull for a long time
)ast, was IN better demand and ad.
'anced from l2M 10 4IH on reports
{ favorable earnings Airbrake, on
hO other hand, was dull and closed
tactlOnally lower. There was very
title doing in any Of the glass stocks,
IA the miscellaneous list was dull
nd foatureless.
AZ the brief session Of the board
n Saturday business was dull and
Tlees we're irregular. Lone Star Gas
allied 50 70 152, while Oklahoma Gas
looed e lower at 29's. Saturdays
Hes we're as follows:
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pan, and Miss Lena PFlchard. have
returned from . visit ct Loeb Lynn.
ia.
+. L. sturm and son. Bliss, mOtored
to Worthington yesterday. spesNing
the day with friends.
Howard Charlton, Claude Stevens
and Forrest Sturm motored to Point
Marion. Pa. 10 spend Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Minor aud
daughter, OF Falrmont spent yester.
day with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ashcraft, o.
Stinnstoa. were guests OF friends In
the city yesterday
The Misses Ella Bowers. Beryl
Mockler and Katherine TaEgert have
returned from Buckhannon, where they
attended Epvorth League Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Morgan. OF
Worthington. are visiting relatives
near town
The Mlsse5 Grace Forney and Wiz.
ginis MILAN were guests OF friends
az Glover Gap yesterday.
MS W > NldHNN ANU MloN AUdllne
Johnson have returned from a visit
with relatives in Grafton.
Mr. and Mrs A. F Randolph have
returned to their home al Salem after
a visit with Mrs Rardolph's sister.
Mrs Donley s. Jones. IN Main street.
Pop Shriver visited friends here
yesterday en- route 10 ldamay, where
he went 10 play ball
Mr. and Mrs s. j. Lane and chill.
dren have returned from a motor trip
TO Wheeling. where they we're guests
OF relatives.
Mrs. Barnett and little son. Bennle.
have returned 10 their home az Par
nassus Pa. after a visit with the FOR.
mers brother. Earl and Ms. Cover
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BEST EVER" SAYS
f. 0. THOMPSON
THE DISTRIBUTOR
Nerv.WOrth Brought Him
Perfect Results When All
Others Failed"

This hander-out Of advertising IS
known to nearly every man, woman
and child in Sandusky. His extra.
ordinary statement follows:
The Graham Drug Store-I have
felt badly all winter. My duties as
distributor kept me out doors in all
kinds Of weather. My stomach was
in bad condition and digestion badly
impaired, could eat only special
foods. Gas would form on my stom.
ach and ! would blOat badly. Often
got sick and vomited. Was very nerv.
Gus. No sleep and would toss about
the bed all night. read one Of the
Wentworth circulars and decided to
try q bottle. l took II all OS directed
and now CAN EAT ANYTHING |
WANT when ! want 1t and my digeS.
ton is perfect. Sleep soundly and am
gaining strength and vigor. Nerv.
Worth is the greatest medicine ever
used and brought perfect results when
all the others failed.
Z. o. THOMPSON,
Special Distributor.
Your dollar back at Cranes drug
store, FairmOnt. IL Wentworth does
not benefit YOU. Nelghboring agen.
cies: Johnson's Pharmacy. Shinnston;
Honaker Pharmacy and Windsor Drug
Co, Monongah; F. J. YOSt, Fairview;
W. P. Moran, Pennington; II. J. Nat.
thews & Co., Warrington; Grant Ora.
ham, Bellngton; W o. Davis, Philip.
M.-AdV.
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Batter Defeated.

IN an excellent game OF baseball
ht Blacksherc Park here yesterday.
Warrington won from Baxter by a
,core OF 2 10 /. A good sized crowd
vas present, and there was some Wig.
irOus roofing. Ten visitors threaten.
u 10 score on several occasions, but
semley always frightened up when the
Jesuit was in doubt. Warrington made
I'VE hits 10 four for Baxter. This
My feature was very unusual play
ID the last Of the eighth inning, when
Ne visiting shCrtstop fumblPd a hot
rounder from Crows bat, The bal.
Kidding straight into the waiting
andR Of the second baseman, retir.
g Shock at that station, while a
shtning throw caught the runner at
at.
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Oil and Gas

The past week in the lower East.
ID heids has been a very quiet one,
be most interesting feature Of which
stu found in the Weir sand oil
OOl, which was discovered beneath
% Wlef gas sand on Kelly's Creek
= Cabin Creek district, Kanawha
OUnty, West Virginia
IN this section. near the HudnalI
md Spruce wells. which were the
rat to find the Weir oil sand under
be gas pay. the Columbia Carbon
company has drilled its No. 1, W. H.
iudnAll farm, into tho deep pay and
decreased Its production from $50 &c
900 barrels per day.
In the SAINT pool the United Fdel
'laS Company has drilled its No b
'oll on the David Ward heirs farm
rom the gas pay into the Wier sani
D the oil pay and II Is making $50
aTTels per day.
On Slade Creek, IN Union district
litehie county, the Carnegia Natura.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Bartlett. W Meek. Clarksburg;
\. BesS, Richmond. Va; Miss Rose
Quincy, Cameron; George A. Shan.
or. Butler, Pa; Joseph Gordon. Pitts.
burgh.
Wells-J. X Brown, Geneva. o.: l.
b, Reamer Warrington; Thomas Var.
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J MANNINCTON
Reealvsd GU.

Ben Cunningham, Of Rymcr recy'y
bd Q ba dcut while ct work in the
ln fields Saturday. lie was cutting
, cable with a large kni'o which H.
One manner entered the right leg
Just above the knee, piercing the
member TO the depth OF an inch o"
more and maGing a painful wouna.
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Mr.. and Mrs II. b. Kidder. OF Bur.
tfill, have received word from theh
son, Glenn Kidder. who is with the
10Th Engineers, L. S. army, and late.
" stationed at Camp Custer. Battle
Greek, Mich, telling OF his safe ar.
iVai Ia France.
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Home From Kansas.

Frank P. Gerard has arrived home
ON Wichita, Kansas, where he had
een employed for some time. being
lled BY the Illness Of his son, Paul
lrFard, who is suffering from ty.
Bold fever.
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Road Open.

The new concrete road which col
Bets Homewood with the Flagsl
tsadow road. Is now open Tor tranir,
BE contractors. Flood 4 Van Wit,
.aVing removed AL dirt and obstruc
'Has on the road on Friday. The new
Is q great convenience
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On Furlouoh.

Noah Anmons, OF Joetown, return.
ed from Camp Lee. Virginia, Satur.
day, on a short furlough with rela.
tlves. He says OF the boys who left
here on June &c. that Sam Rayborn
and himself are the only ones who
have not crossed the water.
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ner. Glover Gap; L. 7. King. Little.
ton; r. J. Norris, Enterprise: Mark
Moore. J. B. Fowler, Hundred; R. n.
Johnston, Faivmont: J. W. Goodnight.
J. O. Book, V. r. Lang, r. L. Haw.
klns. Pennington.
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From New Vork.

Mrs. Les lie Weeks and daughters.
Josephine and nth, OF New York city,
have arrived here for a visit with the
CORNERS sister, Mrs. Iva Devore, and
son, Harry, in Clarksburg street
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To Hashinuton.

Mrs. Arch HaskinS lett Saturday
for a visit with relatives in Wash.
iEeton, ID. C., end will spend visit
with Mr., and Mrs. Attic {. Atha at
Baltsvlle, Md
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ROWand Timms left a few days ago
jf Pittsburgh, Pa, where he will en-
% Carnegie Technical School for a
- weeks course in military train.
hg.
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George Loudenslager has received
card from bis brother, w. P. Lou'
nslagef, AFSt mess sergeant, Co. NJ,
ID Infantry, bearing the news Of
) safe arrival in France
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-Enlarged es-
Inmates Of crop damage in the chief
producing area had bulisn effect
Saturday on corn The market closed
firm. "a to Mc higher, with Septem
Der SlG2h 10 sl62ts, and october
$685. TO 1854 Oats gained = to lc
Provisions finished to 80 cents
down
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The Misses Alice Wagner ami Caro-
line Moore, Of HaserstOwn, Nd, are
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. Andrew p
DUNCAN, in Clarksburg street
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lives in Indianapolis, Ind, and ether
cites In that state.
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Miss Furh,e Ertertalns.

Miss Frances FGrhee entertained =
number Of friends at her home In Cen
ter street Saturday evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
orders since July lst......

Total estimated disburse.
menta .........,.,...,..N2 1904
Amount to be raised by levy 5 93I.Si
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due, and the amour;
that will become due and collec,ible
from every source, except from the
levy OF taxes 70 be made for the cur.
rent fiscal year.
Balance due fund from sheriT$ 25i.5O
Delinquent real estate. re.
demptiOns and sales. ...... Is 90
Due from general school fund
(enumeratiOn) ............ ll42.5g
Tan fOrfeitures ............ 5000
Miscellaneous receipts ...... 1900
Total receipts ............Sl.4S3.O2
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
The debts and demands owed by
the district as whole, and payable
out Of the teachers fund.
Outstanding orders on June
30 1918 .................. 237.50
Current accounts due and IN.
paid on June 80 ......... $50 90
Delinquent taxes ........... 1000
Generations .............. sos
Institute attendance ....... 1875
Discounts on taXos ......... 1000
For l4l2 teachers holding No.
one certificates at 800 per
month for months ....... 6 900 %
Total estimated disburse.
ments ...................$ ,4g4. 80
Amount TO be raised by levy S7,Ol1.3i
For 5 teachers holding No.
two certificates at $50 per
month for 7 months ...... 1850 90
And the board OF education doth de.
termine and estimate that It will be
necessary 10 raise $93iSl for build.
ing fund purposes and S70ll31 for
teachers fund purposes to conduct
the schools in said district for the
term Of Z months, and TO pay the same
will require a levy Of -Four cents
tO4cl for building fund purposes and
Thirty cents (3Oc) for teachers rund
purposes on each one hundred dollars
valuation OF all property taxable in
said Union district, based upon the
last assessment Of real and personal
property therein, as follows:
Real estate ..............S 755425
Personal property ....... 42S,09O
Public utility property ..... l.l53.5S9
$2,337,1OI
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
nn..nAn. IL -In..
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S2,3371O4
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County OF Marion

County Of Marion,
District OF Union. To.Wit:
!. c. W. Stansberry, secretary OF the
board Of education in and for Union
district Of said county and state, do
hereby certify that the foregoing con.
forms to an order made and entered
by said board on the 18th day Of Au.
gust, 1915
c. W. STANSBERRY, Rt No. 6.
Secretary Board Of Education Union
District. Marion County, w. Va.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF August 1918.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
BOARD OF EDUCATION LEVY
ESTIMATE.


County Of Marion,
District OF Union, To.Wit:
At regular session OF the board
Of education OF Union district of Ma.
rion county held at the regular meet.
ing place thereof. on the second Tues
day in August, 1918, Present: Vim
Michaels, president Of said board o.
education, and G. B. Curry and w. +.
Morgan, commissioners.
In accordance with chapter 81.
Acts 1915, amending section q, chap.
ter q. Acts 1908, the board OF educa-
ton proceeded to make up On est
mate 81 the amount necessary 20 be
levied for the current fiscal year, 20
cover all districts debts and liabilities
payable during the year, including the
probable expenditures for district pur-
poses, and proper allowances for de-
linquent taxes. generations and con.
tingencIes. but deducting the money
in the treasury applicable to the ser
vice OF the year and district claims
doth determine and estimate the sew
eral amounts 10 be levied as follows
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due. and the amount
that will become due and collectiblC
from every source, except from the
levy OF taxes TO be made for the cur
rent fiscal year
Amount due from sheriff ISL 1870
Delinquent lands .......... 400
Tan fOrieitures ............ 1900
Miscellaneous receipts ..... $500
Total estimated receipts. 81 ,45l70
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
sUI "a p5MO spuBmap pus slQap sQL
district as a whole, and payable out
Of the building fund.
Outstanding orders on June
OV, 1919 ..................$ OA.4O
Current accounts due and
payable on June 80, 1915. 10000
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To Indiana.
Mss Sue Slater left Saturday nom,
Tor . few weeks visit with rela.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ONE CENT WORD CASH WITH ORDER
HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE
---NS-~"-"sNsN-"e--"~- ~~s-~~--------~->
WANTED-Good iaborers; steady EN-
pioymeut Helmick Foundry Ma.
cnlne %, 7lltf+l2l
WANTED-Agencies. $50 weekly and
automobile furnished men every.
where, placing samples; wonderful
product with automobile owners. Sc
worth equals gallons Of gasoline Out.
III free. L. Ballwey. Station F. Louis.
vile, Ky. S9.ISt-425O
WANTED-Boy TO run electric eleya.
tor al once. Apply iar-lsons nrt
Store. Slq.tf 1902
HELP WANTED-FENALE
~>-----N----------------~--
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 10000 WON.
EN- CLERKS AT WASHINGTON
Examinations everywhere in August.
Experience unnecessary Women de.
string government positions write for
free particulars to J. c. Leonard. Cfor.
mer Civil Service Examiner. g06
Kenois Bldg, Washington. D. c.
SlO19t425s
NAN1ED-At once. chipping clerk
Good chance for Advancement Ap.
ply National Biscui; Company
Sl94tl2O2
WANTED-Salc ladies for notions
and womens ready to wear Dpts.
Apply Harrison's Dept Store.
S-I9ul3Ol
WANTED-Lady bookkeeper Expert
euce not necessary. Must write
plain neat hand and be accurate in fg.
ures. Pleasant interesting work. AID.
ply in person at 400 Main street
SSlSt4243
PRACTICAL NURSE-With hospital
training wishes position as child's
nurse. Apply 2o6 Professional Bldg.
or telephone 3sO-R SI7.tf-4299
HOUSEhEEPER WANTED - STATE
wages; call or write. l.. Thomas
Wor;hington, W. Va, care -Four States
Mines. S17.2t. 42OO
HOUSES FOR SALE
~-~-~---~-~-~---~C---~-~ -
FOR SALE-oiN-room residence on
Field street See f. B. DickC rsOn.
BOG Locust avenue 7.2Oti u55
FOR SALE - Sixroom frame house.
seven room brick, eight room brick
house. Ali large lots. Close In. De
Sirable community. Address Post
office Box $50. 42tf.3CA3
FOR SALE-MoGern Groom frame
residence Inquire 1907 Alexander
Pace Phone COLI. S.5-tf 1922.
FOR SALE-1.room modern frame
house on paved street in Eighth
ward. Possession about Sept. 1st.
Owner leaving city. Address Box
1856, West Nirginian
SLOT. 1856.
FOR SALE-At bargain, good 4-room
house Lot 4Sxlj0 feet with young
fruit. Call 77S.J, or write Mr.. c. +.
Francis. G23 Market st. S15.4t-42g3
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WANTED-Agencies. $50 weekly and
automobile furnished men every.
where, placing samples; wonderful
product with automobile owners. Sc
worth equals gallons Of gasoline Out.
III free. L. Ballwey Station F. Louis.
vile, Ky. S9.lSt-425O
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WANTED-Good iaborers; steady EN-
pioymeut Helmick Foundry Ma,
chine Co. 7.iltf4l2l
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Iruom modern frame
house on paved street in Eighth
ward. Possession about Sept. 1st.
owner leaving city. Address Box
1856, West Virginian.
S1Otf A0-c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-25
AlRDOMES LEFT IN I
BELGIUM BY. HUNS

LONDON, oct. 25,--Tn with
drawing from Flanders and the
Bcigian coast, the Germans not
only gave up their submarine
bases, but also left behind im-
mcnse alrdromes.. Before the cn-
emy retirement. Northern Bel
giun might have been known as
tho home of the Gotha.. By NOV
ing eastward the Germans lose
the points nearest 10 England
from which they used to raid
London and other English towns.
Hereafter Il Is believed the Ger
mans will find. II increasingly diff
fIcult to make air raids upon the
British isles.
The ctacuation of ostend and
Zcobruggc will make easier the
work of the British navy in keep
ing the british channel clear of
submarines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-25
GIRLS! THICKEN AND
BEAUTIFY Your HAIR
AND STOP DANDRUFF
TRY THIS! OUR HAIR GETS
WAVY, GLOSSY AND ABUND-
ANT AT ONCE.

To be possessed of n head of heavy.
beautiful hair: soft, lustgous. fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is mere
~ matter Of using little Dander-
inc
II IS easy and inexpensive TO have
nice. soft hair and lots OF IL. Just
get a small bottle of Knowlton's Dam
derine now for a few cents-all drug
stores recommend t-apply little as
directed and within ten minutes there
VIII be an appearance OF ABUNDANCE,
freshness. flufflness and an inc3n-
parable gloss and lpst9c. and tryl us
Sol w,tl Eh es sHhot flbd trace Of
dahdrtifeioT fS,lArfg haifl but your zeal
surprise will he after about two we4ks'
use. when you VIII see new halr--ilne
Rnd SownN dt first -yes--but really
hck --spfoutlng out all over your
sc34pLDahdefin is we believe. tho
only sure hair grower, destroyer OF
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp
.aHde4 never fails to stop falling hair
at d&ce.
IfN48o want to prove how pretty
and stfl iyour hair really is. moisten
a ci6fln with "a little Danderine and
carefifHy draw il through your hdb---
taking one small strand at time.
Your haii- will be soft, glossy and
beautifuI in just a few momentst-a
delightest surprise awaits everyone
who trsea this.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-25

Put I pint niilg o nto boil with
nearly IL cup sugar Mix one large
tablespoon conrstarch with little milk
pinch salt. tablespoon sugar. Just be.
fore milk bubbles pull to back OF
stove and pour mixture in, heatins
all the time. Have whites OF eggs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-25

Aches and Pains Of rheumatism are
not permanently, but only tempOrsr-
lily, relieved by external remedies.
Why not use an internal REMEDY
Food's Sarsaparilla. which corrects
The acidity OF the blood on which
rheumatism depends and cures tho
disease?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-25
.O.T ER S


Justice Il. a. Moore OF the Supreme
Court died last month, too late for me
nnme OF any candidate 20 succeed MN
"a be placed on the Ballot. This con-
dition makes IL necessary to write In
the name OF your candidate,
This Is the most important posltioh
in the judicial system Of the state.
IL n essential to choose a man Of ex-
tcnsive legal training. Of high char
acter, and OF broad vision. We. COM
mend for your consideration and vote
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-25
stnnrcld VIII cast vote.

SALEM. ore. oct Representa-
tive stanneld has notified Governor
Withycombe that he VIII be here Fri
day 70 attend the meeting Of the Em-
errency Board. nt which time the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-25
HOUSEHOLD


All of the breads given below are
more sticky in mixing and handling
than the ordinary flour dough, ana
must be dealt with accordingly; but
there is nothing difficult or mysterious
about the making of them, The only
thing YOU VIII have to contend with is
the taste or the whim OF your family.
And nobody has a right TO call
or even to think himself patriot
who bhalks or Grumbles about
a thing like this. The mai. or the
woman. who processes sympathy for
the Belgians, or the Serbians, or the
Poles in their dire sufferings, and even
gives a little money to help feed them
stultifies himself and makes a moekery
Of his gift when he refuses TO adapt
himself IN small matter like this in
his own home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-25
COUSIN or KING
Is DID lr rnoNr

ROME. oct 24-Prince Tmberto.
Count of Salient, cousin OF KING Victor
Emmanuel. is dead at Crespano near
Monte Grappa. where he commanded
"a batters in the Italian army. lie was
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-25

beaten stiff and after removing from
stove fold them in and flavor. Pour
in molds wet in cold water.
Second Part
Put ! pint milk on to boil with
tablespoon sugar. Take very scant
teaspoon cornstarch and yolk OF
egsg. l tablespoon sugar. tablespoon
milk. Beat thoroughly together Be-
fore milk bubbles pun back and pour
mixture in slowly. make very thin.
flavor and puur over other mixture.
placing il in a fancy little dish and
decorate same with Nabisco wafer.
This makes very dainty dessert and
ESPECIALLY good for sick people.
81 Honey Pudding
Pour l cup of strained honey over
cups of stale bread crumbs. then ada
the juice Of leiuon tablespoons OF
butter. the beaten yolk of = eggs and
1-2 cup OF milk Mix together well.
then add gradually the suffly beaten
whites OF the aggs and pour into "a but
tered ian and steam for 80 minutes
Serve cold.
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