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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27
Auction Sale
of
Household
Goods

ne home of the late Mrs. Eliza
"'0s'o", No. 1875 Water St.. Satur-
cay New 20. This lot consists Of one
N0'N Stove m good condition. one
'"i'r Stove. Dining Table and DIM
"s Chars. Sideboard. Chamber Sets,
"N'e ircn Bed, Spring and Mat
ass e7e Hair Mattress. Feather
cos Refrigerator. Morris Chair.
DOSING Chars, Couch, Cabinets. Bed.
so'''os' carpets. Rugs. Clocks, Lamps,
o'oeo'ng S'lVcrwarc. Cor,node Sets.
Soows. Dishes, Mirrors and other
'r''ses too numerous TO mention.
Ihn.
49,. A c. BPAGG, Auctioneer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

,,ss Nellie Stevens was pas
.sager Tuesday for Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27
THANKSGIVING in Gardiner

Several Of the Gardiner churches are
to observe Thanksgiving Day with
services. A union serv-
ice is to be held at the First Baptist
church. Church street, at 10 o'clock
at which Rev. M. G.. Folsom will de-
liver the sermon. At Christ church
Thanksgiving Day will be observed
with Holy Communion at 7. Spec
ial service appointed for Thanksgiv-
ing Day at 10. The offerings at each
service will be devoted to the Armen-
ian and Syrian relief fund. At the
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Thanksgiving service will be held
on Thursday at 10 A. M. to which the
public are cordially invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

y- N...-. Damon left Tuesda: for
...-. 80, MASS. ter e., -isit win :.sla-
ne-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

G. r. Clark and r. w. Lathrop re-
turned Tuesday from Somerset
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

Dancing at the New Nautical Gar
zen, Loudcn Hill. Thanksgiving at
'ernoon and evening only. Lees six
niece orchestra. nuv23- 25- 26-21
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

The Journal has received the follow
ing from the football manager at Morse
(Bath) High
Morse High School.
Bath. Maine.
Nov II, 1918.
Kennebec Journal Correspondent,
Gardiner, Haine.
Dear Sir:
In behalf of the Morse High school
football team l wish to make clear 4
few facts regarding the Gardiner
Morse game played in Bath Saturday.
Nov. 16.. in which Gardiner claims I'M
fair play on our part. There are three
important points wish to make public
and which the Gardiner team has failed
to do. One is. they made but one lirst
down that being on forward pass.
Another, they held the ball only three
times during the entire game. the
third. although they claim our umpire
was unfair their referee actually robbed
us of a touchdown in the last half CT
the game. We were unable to line UP
rainy weather prevented practice and
because three of our men were unable
to play on that day. We have learned
from good authority that Gardiner has
circulated stories to the effect that we
are afraid to play them on their
grounds. To this l wish to say Morse
will never hesitate to line up against
them on any grounds at any time.
Respectively yours.
J0JN t. MCCORMICK
(Football Manager NJ. H. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

.,l-s h,l,u rrcnt.ss left Tuesday
..r0-. 'r.i '' pass the holiday with
t..cGs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

Mrs. Winnie Poland has received
word .hat her son, End Lieut.. John
Isrvant. is in a hospital in France for
wounds received in his leg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27
LOCAL NOTICE

Dance Grange Han Thanksgiving
aftsrnoon ana evening. McMasters'
orchestra. 27d1t
Thanksgiving shoot Thursday
'lr0noon At o'clock at the traps OF
Gardiner Cum Club. nov2Gd2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

Auction sale of J.. d. Tasker Car
diner, as advertised is postponed in
cefntely. nov26d2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

LoSt-Coon cat.
Lost-Black fur collar.
For sale-Black horse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-27

III 4 ~ ~ "a
OFFICE DEPO
J, - puker of Richmond was CAL
Tpesdav on Gardiner friends.
h"e -
,,ss Nellie Stevens was a pas
.ager Tuesday for Boston.
u,rold L. Crane has returned from
.,st e Machias.
,.,v I.den left Tuesday for his
m F-eeport. after several days
.s,d n Randolph with relatives.
P"t
,,. Young. who mas been pas
low days mere. returned Tues
s3r 90 Eath.
,,.. EMMA Dunn left Tuesday for
..r v1n her sister, Mrs. Fred
a-cer fr.nsw.ck
.-. u...-. Damon left Tuesda1 for
~.-...... ta.a, ter q. -islt win :.Ia-
tte-
,.-,.. ,,....io,, ar,d d,,,,h.or
81. T.,r dav far Burlington, Vt, for
avs. VIII '"1'h"S.
,.....,or. ,r.a.
.A.-' ,''' ~ ~. -. h,,,,.,a' ,n;tS
IS ,t,. .
'a'"
|1
...,.. cY-., ,d Jerome Talbot.
r ~. are ' '"' ''N7" 81
tfr- l''''' '' '''''
.l tr. A,orzo smear left Tues
-to. Mass ,yhrr. the. are
v,..,r WITH tneu uIjYDt.r.
.r..,,, I.o6e..
---
vt4 Frederick Danf0rth and
.plt... " Jam, Ogg left Tues
t,i san llanc4scu, for a Visit
vrb latly,s.
p.,,..k IIsbop is confined to his
,u Film street by, injuries to
r. hack sustained hy being thrown
, lcanl which lie was driving.
-------
Mr. ana Mrs NORWOOD Of Isp-
ester y H.. alc guests at the
home - Nj. and Mrs. john Ross,
Randolph
------------
sure sign "I aPpio"''lii'H VIII.
seen ia tht erection "i tie "'il'
m ne Gardiner ana Randolph
fridge
There - one "a'er S.ee' '"' w."
pas r. Ked IN provision store and
or some reason the occupants mad
'ailed II remove the meat from the
,or During the evening the feline
vas attending 10 tie removal of the
re., - rapidlv as possible and at
.-----------
Gardiner held one surprised gro
~, cIcrk On Tuesday as well as
G. e. ss;+ S55s; ' f.; ;":,:
E. ;: $ , aai ):
,d ha,on,e iynited and immediate
Dan. o' 1oeAl n "0' Tssns.='v,ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09
TIE NOURISIiINC RAISIN

IN these DAYS or high prices the wis.
4 holsekeepsr IS ever % ;ae lo0k5ut
for high cost Of l!vlnA one vtsy de
lecs2ble commodity which Is naver 81
high priced as 20 bsc6rae iEnrosslnss
1nd which is always pure. delicious
ard whCiasozas. Is osfcn owe rlcoEed BY
tAs housewife tn searrh CT variety.
>yholesoreness ard the hlghes. possi.
tle rnfrissve vaInes Gt rhe least cost
The article eemhlninw all these -
eGIremeEts Is the rasssn. which Is cf-
ten consider d 5 mere 6sllcacy. 10 X
ssrvea occs l0aally either rs an ad-
di,i0n 10 tie sweet course as 2 meal
or used r. prddirgs ard pies
Raisins are particularly -leh In
ssgzr, ari csn be added 70 bread rice.
cake. gslafine and milk 10 produce
agreeable favor sn many excellent
pnoa.ngs IL cssd in large quantities
they should always De cooked. par
f.ralariy when given to children
TIE sugar o. ths grape -satEred
and o,sh, to perfection in the sun.
II hy actual test found 10 BE- superior
70 al ether sweets And sugar. il IS
well known. Is IN absolute necessity
70 the human system The childish .
csavsng for sweets Is not sign cs M
unhexlshy or unnatural appetite. but
the call Of nature for food which
shah create he heat required BY the
body.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

Ore pound or California rassir.
fs7rasenss a food Yzsae about eqn2
to arg cf she sHlscwlnr One ana one.
ih.r1 pounds os beeg. une poamd oi
h-s11. two crarts * rails. fenr ard
one s0nrth pounds CT fish. two pounds
Ct eggs. sye pounds ot bananas or si1
pounds cf apples
Wien raisins are to be rsed IN pad-
dirgs. pies. or mEneanaa boiling
wa.s- shoaia os poured over iheni aud
after draining shew should Be locked
over to see n an stones are removed.
Certain California rzislas may be
bought already seeded They may
then be cheppe6 Or torn in,o quarters,
or ens with scissors
Ralslas ars 70, orlv a great system
hEslErr. they are also one b, the best
sruli tonsgs known. and in their ab-
so.ais purity they stand airlcst alone
The following Is an excellent recipe
FOR r4issn bread
Sieve to-r eup.als a four into .
basin With sorr teas <poont-ls Of baking
powder: add one c1pfal Of rzsssrs. one
of salt. orehaif Capsnl OF
sugar. one teas p0ont1l q grated nut
meg one wegl beaten egg. and fwo cup
'uis cs milk Mix well. turn into q
weil-greassi bread pan and allow 10
'ise for fifteen rainnles Bake In
Moderate oTen fer one hoar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

! copy ee The KssaA AastAer -,
hsarS shs sehooiboy's fading ~
aand inlaid With mother & psasl 4
third earria his cAosss Or vritasa
case Of velvet embroidered ~itA starl
and ersseeats IN sold thread. b>Aist
hin come oil his future scAooifsllss,
walking two and two. chaatinr ven.
said to have been eomposed By the
Prophet, extoiling the plea.ure. -
hno~iedse and erhortins to Low, -
ones neishhor .
On returning to his home the Ssy,s
lather distributes eoppers 10 The Aov..
'ehoolmaies and also to the pooe
pecp'e Who gather around the doo,.
When the boy pAssss Ais asst exsn,,s.
Ion. his teacher = pressatsd win a
'um sauiv.isas - ~ 1elluo ~ :
sh - lisAa,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

Isssper. sAsd. ~ffow aces che DO i,.'
And the neixhhcr echoed in zu awe,
whisper. How
Tken we al turned 10 the sailing
hrcsn miracle and askea her thingx
and the result; d La. @a procured the
Asicw Thts is II:
Ycr take two o14rrs cs siftTS fo4-.
, 'ab'sspoczsai Of sKess hard, lea
spvantVsi ~ salt anA cme eFr Mss
sis ~ VITA Aals q ain, Of ELK. or of
water. hws sNa ~.gsk maH@s fhp1n
rsc'aer Yca he4s sAs dough umsE II
gr1-ass and h'.s-s-s azsn. auis u.
pseees. tao inch squares naas~ The
tz.ssi size o.srasss. .rll these -lacs
laso : haAi them fAssAn thAsa stirk
them wtfh { sgrF zas tar4 iAem n
! ofsirh 0rea ne ten hsenN shonld
20. y beaten too Lard "a: reg 4lzrly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09
GOING TO SCHOOL IN TURKEY

r He Hrss LAY q Z rsfkiaA eAildi
: seAool iks y epasidersd such q
important sveaf tAaf 1t Is, celebr,tsl
visA Interesting and anaint cers
uccisA Drsaaed n III holiday suis
be is bsaeehsd VIII Ill IL Jewels ana
personal ernanests which his parests
pcsssss os eAs borrow Ter the occasisn.
His lisils fa o. Tsrkish cap 10 almost
concealed viii eoia coins. pendants.
pearl tassels and charms sezinst the
-eril eye and his finger tips are
tins<d With henna Mounted on Q
superoiy csparisoned horse he Il led
In pon,poas procession through the
streets of the neighborhood In front
Of HIN bis future instructors walk
Sarkvari. slowly and gravely. as II
to prolong the ceremony. Behind him
'ns eoy carries, oa . silken cushion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09
A CURIOUS WEDDING RITE

Hiadu temple . bride oe tvslve ysAss
ef 49, mus ssat AssDeaf - = onnnD
and - 6renehed With vaeef ~ -
bridssuAidA Behind hsf, ~ 0s1lM
u subjected to . similar delngA -
q . short distance behind the 1t1lo1
mother, the grAndmo<hsf u10ef4oA
sAs same treatment. whiis n ffsGk =
tAe dripping THO two priests ~ -
side briskiy bsrning wos1nrA -
biias ~ prescribed wsfds foe ~ a1ul
mony One CASTS fsv grsins q ~
Into the are and The oder, - 8
halA . few drops Of OIL ~
During these perfornaneno ~
eri6egrcom. seatsd - : carriaQ -
side the temple. receives ths ~ -
ulxticns q His frsenda 6 a. ~
East The bridegroom toaid see1 - =
the member Of the psssy meue't =
pnvte1- -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

moaiai sea Without Nara to pllo,
him where would he bes
She wsnt on. "AnAXiAh Duhos.
aiat you the fA;her Of my ehildren:-
Way. yes" be responded
-Aia's I KEEP; the house the eleanest
In the county, Alnt cooked your
three good meals . day aad uashed
and ironei and nsnd<d yonr sles hes.
Ain'i ! gone into the felt and helped
yoa when you was shors OF hardss :
Ain. ! worked hard: Asut been
s2slaf Amt | been . good wife to
you, Anaxiah Dubbsr
The bess ,ha, ever vas.- - ~
piled
-Ain't I nursed you vhea ysuve
been sieks Didat I keep yoa from
ea'in' yoarseif to deaih that tine you
Sas . ss,;is' over typaoid fsver,
-Yes. Maria" He recalled the IN,
Of her arm ehis - che ave hin
orders concerning his rassons 4 sAs
per1lous time
Ioa amaze NE. AmAxiaA DuA5s. the
way you've bssa actin the las, tvea-
v-sear hsun. Tn . free bsra Amer.
traa citizen ssd I dons propose that
ANYBODY. aaA or WOMAN sAa,l order
ny goia' sst ~ my eonia' ia,''
Amax:aA nade one last stand. ~Buf
Ne Bible yea knou, Maria hs bseAa.
We'll, vha; OF ~ n you'd read !,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09
THE IDEAL HOME
Comfortable Furniture Due Not Only To Its Conssruet;o. III
To Its pl,e;n0

a u l3eal hcsae is. ssore all. . com
a furtzb.e harse. bat yoa caaas.
erg0y bis can.cgt @Riess yc4 hAss "a.
gA01gLs ana care iato he arrange
neag II rs tHraltors. Il isn't enough
th@s tar fa-1ssare he ot ea-st0rsahls
5eslgr--s. mass hr comfortably placed
Let ME eSplAEn rv rolns Haven't
yoa ever bean IL honsa and 9refa-
sng 80 read 1--we dropped into an sa-
r.stn~ sock.ng eAar Oaiy TO ind y0ar-
sell Yards frOw 4 rra4 iigh.s Ard
Gfser ysa moved 0veF 10 the Hight. v0u
p-oh2bly f9ali y9arself fn ) stiff. IN
comfortable rhAsF IL yca are man
--zat sEno-sr--yoa haze nfts- had
the unpleasant expersence " hunting
imAny INMATES far fr1y On which 10
@ick vou- aches. wkich ~ the mean
firae have dropped on = handsome rug.
or have-t ron often seasss vcarsels
at desk where The ,,rrt sAcna dl.
rec-lv in y0sr svss. or. which IS
equally bad where .hers was very l.t-
lie i.shi TO oe had.
c0uii nAna countless Instances
where ycu have had ar uncomfortable
Tssis IN home simply because the
'urni.are vas thoagh,lessly placed
urconssortanlv placed.
Fcu Will fri tina. an attractive room
s dependant on ssr more than pretty
nrnish.nrs handsome furniture. or
IS said before. comfortable srrr!-
lre Good decorators try TO drive
ioine these facts again and again.
Bur there Is siill room for snrfhsrl
irving So. righ, here. let ne o.er
ssw suggestions which have been
Quad . help in making an ideal home.
he beauty a. nv suggestions IS that |
asr wcrx cost yoa cent. no.hinsI ,
!, plain common sense Il
Fc- one thing--iet's lcok a, your ,
Ti1g-roon, for there Is no, much
acsce N arranging he furniture of !
our diring-roon or bedroom. Where q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

ssnse In the future and set ltks .
white man insisad Of . hesthaa. In
ashamed Of you, Anaziah- you vho
have been . deacos fss tAirty.dvs
years. sstin' like . pagan. wnat
would Lou and Tom and Kate say II
they knew the capers their sstherh
been eattin'i They'd think you wsas.
ed . guardian"
Wont yoa coma homo ana b tie
guardian. Mariay
She eonsidered. ~weIl. tAers ain,t
no douk. Amaxiah. bat that yea neo1
one, che admitted
'ff youll Just conc home, IN y
Ike ! always was."
-vesy ven then. tAsfs al n
askin'.- She ~ dovn her p6n Of a.
paes. sross and ntsrsl the Aous6. Il
vs with . disunct senso Z feasse
sAaf AnasaaA Asard her ssy:
"wAers's NJ bounst, MasayY IA
better - soin'. Nu< - absut taDe 70
'e>a tas eeseseaA - 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

r h l1sAsnsssns hAss : trs1lsisA
70 IL e1eet that vhen A1su
~ dr5ssa fren Raraniss As ~ ~
icutd 70 ,aks NTH htm three shisgaI
. myrtle. hecaass X bore The isvsiisss
and nosk odorous u howers. . wheat
ear hecasse II yielded the noxf nosrs
ishmsni. and > date, because n was
" srosi sIorious frui, cf tht sarsA.
TIE Arabs fIken the tree to hnu1an
b<ins, because II dies rs man doe4.
when iss h<ad tssmmi;D n cns ~
Like man also vhea limb tbsSnchl
Is cut %. II doss mt grpw again 8AcA
date palm produces ~ weight from
leo TO 40 pounds of fruis year. An
acre az lsni under dates vii feed
more people Than under any other
known crop, except plantain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

I'm the nasser here' rm-rm-
I'm 4 earveman,~ saoas<1 Arariss
with savage emphasis
Maria Mrs. Jenks evid<nfiy DID
not consider his ue.,al condition
equal to an understanding. os her re
marks, for she took 10 pains 70 make
them inzudisle. Maria. I do believe
ia better se.i Joha rp 70 your place
Something's wrong with AmA-iAh,-
This was too much for the lone rnan
. mile away
There isar anything the matter
with ne. III let yoa know, Mandy
Jenizs, I've jus; cone into my rights
the dstsse rights 0. the primitive
mani
Again Ma Jerks addressed Maria:
Maria. neooe we'd better telephone
n to the sheriff. Id never LEI NY
Ioh, 90 up there zione,-
With . yell Anazsah slammed the
receiver irt0 the hook and tore Up
the stairs 20 bis room He loaded
the cid dorbiebzrre,lei shot qua. thea
be srznpet down TIE stairs and seated
hiassif upon the from, porch near
the cocr where he had . good view
Up and down the rad He vo9li
give either Joon Jsnks or the sheriff
. hot tine !: they dared 20 come 70
.-ccirs into lis sanity.
TIE ioag afssrrooa wore Away snd
with II AnAziahs anger. Ne soe
hove n sight o. he ioneiy road
A; isnrtA vifA . sirh be got up and
carried the gun 10 k.s bedroom. where
after carefully removing the shells. |
be stood n back 4, its accussoned |.
place Tssa vsarily he eane Ssun
s,AirsL
H0v empty the house vass His |
fco.stsps s>Aoe1 tArosgh the rooEs |
Il seemed ainos< - n thers hsl beer
4 death IN ths hssss II ~ vfv1k |
he cosii almost hear the
oft sootsaiis - ksnc heaxrsd friends
nd se.ghbon noEet abszt He
ihorgnt % the tine isfsie Joey had
;iet-,is-ie Io>y. tAe;r lAss ehil< He
<as hls sarhers fzvsrife- Anaxtah
Ih-z,k eios<r 70 The raI1 He could
ear once more the hnsbe1 sosces.
'o1ii s-e the pt-yirK eia.css An1
hez he r>oe7b<ret vhxn be a1d
ilria ka1 eone IN fsr TIE last souc
80 irto the little szce- Il ksd -.
90 rn1cH scr AnziAa tnd he had
'-oksn i,-o Al aso-y q tears- Ant
he great mother hart q m01s- heg
noush so- he rho,e vsri1 hs1
altered hin 70 her breast sad ker
5li ~orn harts h41 ssr-iy s<roked liz
Eee. vile over x1i o<er again she
- 1Er1rrei soo1ias1y- There.
,s-s. "a, tSar CRY, We've ca tse
,hsr e1fi1r~r i<ft. -. ssb NV 81
1<A cher
CT s4ss 5sssss Ca 6rsDs = r>z. I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

~ hask sf - - yee = ~
sssful IN making nats. baskses oss
s1eks. TAs hsvss tAsasA The ea1la
ants aad makes ssses tor tnea
srstt. TAs staiks ssrve for 9pele1
or ssselao ~ To oD<tass gard4 -
timber takes I gorA polish for eanene'
~osk. - uarloS dkaes - - -
down fsr sinAgaf. tie ripe ffuit - ID
mashstAl - na16 Snto sipffse
can also ~ pressed to make - oesW
aDle syrup Finally. as a ase os -
hundred years. the tree csn b tAooss
sor IN alcoholic beversse. . gnlioe =
Witch csA be drson % go ~ -
: whole fortnight--efter which :
ceases % b palaf1tis. - - c1aD
Il nov being successfully cultivated .
the United Sto1aa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09
TOO BIG FOR A BOUTONNIERE

Is foct long and crecuar.er OF an
Iach ,hick in the thinnes. part in.
crossing 20 ihreeeazrsers o, an inch
=, the fhieAssi par; The entire sow4r
Measures thiEty inches 4erozs and
weighs sbo4t -stseea pounds Its
grounr tint is sesh eOi0gsa or yellos.
wi,h heavy rnostltngs os dali purple
in christening this flower. Dr. Arnolt
linked his own name with tha, O. Sir
Stamford Rat,es. British goyeFzoF Of
Sgmasr& by whom be WAS employed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-09

haven't cre there already. I adytsG
yea ~ lake sasae old d~sk ana With I
little p2iat or stain, make u match
the furniture already in your room
By all means. place your desk next "a
a window. DO no, have u - the wit.
e. has The light In bis face: prefer
ably. the light shoaid come over The
shoulder. A rs,he- good. ana AZ ORIG.
trai Arrangement Is 70 place svxr d<xk
directly IN frcns os window. ,uss far
enozsn sway 10 allow for snaail desk
CHAR whsa us~d In snts way. Il u
necessary thGf the desk be os euod
lines. as X will be rather prominent
In planning hox 10 anake your liv-
frg.rocrl a< comfortable a. rossibls.
tont overlook the soo'ssocs Yoa rnay
associate this article With feeble. old
people. but assure yoa shas anyone
VIII End II . uelcums adinrcf TO an
easy chair or sofa
Your large table viii probably b
placed in the center Of the room. and
n couch Is before the fireplace. dr.
rsctiy hack Of Il. II your room 10
long and nsrrov. ron may have table
serve rs the center for . eronp Of
furniture at either END. OF course.
smaller tables win b placed next TO |
the wall or By Z couch er chair. In
stead Of placing one of tAeee smaller |
tables iengthvise AGAINST the vail. Try
placing the end Of the table next 70
The wali, letting the table eoms out
lnio the room right aagied "a the vaIl
rhis win serve TO brsok The moootony
which csten prevails whsn too nany
'hings are linsd up next to . vail
n this position. Il allows tAree PER.
'ons TO sis around = comfortably for
eadins
Thsse suEgestioas ny seen trivial.
ut II some OF them ere carried o1s.
am SUR the comfort they saoed vii,
o fAs toward naak1ag yeuf hcne
teal
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~ HE largest Hower IN the world is
i said 10 be the R1Tisss1 ArroS1i
or Araoias rzHsesIa. II was dlscov.
cred On the island Of Sum4lrs hy DR..
Joseph Arnoli. a noted English h-ls2n-
ss.. i7sS-isis This foFal monster Is
parasite on the roots % species o.
Wild Vine. As u possesses no ieaYes.
II nay De said to consist OF Aower
aiore. The center. containing stsmens
snd oissils, IL . foot wide. Each petal
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in the oven . double handful o.
salt Spread this upon the scot
and thea sweep No black smear
will remain
iodine Will Vanish
II rubbed with liquid ammoni. ana
then well rinset- This shoald Be
done before washing
thoroughly softened. rub through q
sieve just coarse enough to take
cut grape seeds. and this viii ~
move al bits Of skin and hard li,.
Gle kno>s Then return 10 the
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To Its Placing.

have y1n ps1re1 your couch and VIA.
A4ve yo1 pus Iext to IL. I'D tell ysa
several srEAngsnenss which wHl mxks
yDar coach 1s sofa gsve you Ms1lmgm
comfort In the FIRST place. II ys1
have q fireplace. or gas Es4ts place
sAe eouek In front q !. and hack Of
The couch SCI y1s-r living roam table.
Pare 3 coed r-atsng lamp on the
tA5.e and IL enc side ;ahares for
ElagAz.nss and ss5ks tn fne E-0rass az
being read; and also see thai "a ssh
receiver j. included am0nr the arft-
e,es Even II men are ncs seated hv
Il. the ash reeetver win ha sUsnt use-
fri for some ~ The sewing paraphsr-
uAlia ~ the women folks
II y0ur roa-a Is Of size or shape
which viii not allow this srr1nsernent
Ter your couch try pisrirg &, d: Gre
side ard al right angles to she Gre
place. Another coed position for the
couch is across some Garner os the
room When used In this way. you
sho1ii place hack os the couch a rall
standing lamp. or else lamp on q
small table By trying some os these
arrangements. Won win fna tia, It .sl
not at all necessary. ~ many people |
seem TO think. 10 place your couch |
along a wall
Another point TO remember IN ar.
ranging your living room furniture IL
10. 10 have the chairs placed 80 that
when callers arrive they fnd them
selves seated In a circle In the center
u the room Place your chairs 90
lhas, with other pieces Of furniture.
hey form sociab,e sroups Try not
% have . chair -sltsing" BY Itself.
Have q table. q magazine rack. . tab
ire. stool. lamp. cF--is ~ is the fav.I
'rf'e chair OF the man o< the house
lsve . smoking table neYs 70 H.
Nov let Us see where your desk 10
tanding. ! am assuming you have
desk in your iivingroom--if you Il