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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02

Mems Outing Hats OF gabardne CLOTH nice tor the machine
day the browns. $10o to $3.50
Panama Hats in many shapes $500, 5000 and $3.50.
Al-wh Outing Shirts with without attached
collars snglebutton cuff, SIS.
Coored Striped Madras Shirts with collar attached $780,
Silk Crepe Shirts in striking patterns $1,000 and $1,000.
Handsome Fiber Silk Shirts $3.50
Plain White Silk Broadcloth Shirts, $1,000.
Plain White Tub Silk Shirts $3.50
Natural Coored Pongee Shirts, $500.
Bow Ties Fouard and Crepe, 55c, 75c S1O0 and S50
Foulard Four hands, S1O0 and SI.5O.
Plain Colored Crepe Four hands $780,
Imported Grenadine Four hand Ties plain coors $780,
Plain Colored Silk Hose; full fashioned, exceptional quality
black and plain colors. S100 pair.
Colored Hose with white clocks, s1.5o pair
Coli Hose for outing wear $500 pair.
FRS floor
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-02

A delegation OF members of the
Montpelier local of the Brotherhood
of Railway Clerks visited Kemmerer
last Sunday to initiate twelve new
members of the Kemmerer local.
Your wants are our first consider
alton and you will always be assured
of fair treatment at our store.-Riter
Bros. Drug Co.
A daughter registered at the home
of Oliver Wilcox of Dingle, last Sat
urday. On the same day a new son
registered at the home of Alfred Bla-
ser in Montpelier.
Just received, shipment of Reed
sulkies and push carts, with and
without hoods. Come in and select
one while there is a variety.-Nielsen
Furniture Co., the old reiiables----~
The net proceeds of the high
school play have been placed to the
credit of the student body to be US
ed for athletics and other activities
next year.
During the pat week a number of
Montpelier boys who served In the ar
my have been receiving $50, the sum
allowed all discharged soldiers, from
the government.
Grove Gray arrived home Sunday
from San Francisco, where he has
been attending a military school. He
will spend the summer here, working
in the Bank OF Montpelier.
Our spring clearance sale 10 now
| in full blast, and our attractive prices
and stock make it worth your while
to look over what we have to Offer
Nielsen Furniture c., the old reliable.
All classes Of plumbing and sewer
connections made; prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed.-Wm.- PEN
derry. phone ii
Miss Anna Spongberg has been a
member of the patriotic quartette
that has been visiting towns In Ban
mock county the past week in the in
terests of the Victory loan.
Arthur Vincent of Twin Falls, was
an over Sunday visitor in Montpelier.
He came up to assist in making the
transfer of the Vincent Furniture
Co.'S S stock to Thor C. Nielsen.
Call and get our prices on spring
goods before you buy. You will be
surprised at our new prices.-H. b.
Whitman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-02

work. ..-....s.-ss.-....-......4
z Relatives Of Verde Barkdull and
Hans Larsen have received word that
they landed last Sunday al Boston
from Bordeaux. France Both Verde
rand HanS-weFe IN the Hath engin-
GERS, and were In France ten months,
most OF which time was In actual ser
vice.
Last Saturday Seth Kunz. district
representative for the Guarantee
Fund Life association of Omaha. re-
celved a check for $4,000 In payment
of the policy carried in that associa-
ton by the late l.. Il. Ream. Proofs
OF death were not filed with the as
check was issued on the same day.
G. Morrall. expert piano tuner and
organ repairer. 10 prepared to go any
place in the county; rs years expert
ence; all work absolutely guaran-
teed and prices reasonable leave or
ders at the home of Roy George,
phone 1873.
Thor c. Nielsen took over the Vim
cent Furniture Co.'S stock yesterday
morning He 10 having the walls OF
the store room calcimined and will
make q number Of changes in the
room before moving his stock Of
jewelry and musical instruments 10
the Vincent building.
r. A. Burreli les; for Los Angeles
last Monday. He returned there
sooner than he expected on account
OF the illness OF Mrs. Burrelfs father
at his home in Indiana. She left for
her fathers bedside upon Mr.. Bur-
rell's arrival in Los Angeles. 80 that
he could remain with their daughter
who 10 attending high. school.
The 9Th infantry. with which q
number OF local boys have been sta
toned at Brest. France. 10 expected
to sail for home sometime this month
according TO a letter received by Mrs.
r. Collipriest from her son Harry.
The 42nd infantry has been ordered
to Brest to relieve the 9Th and a.
soon az II arrives the local boys ex-
poet to hit the gangpiank for Mont
pelier. Pete Hauck. Jack Kane. Chef
Quinn and Leland Bolles are mem
bers Of the sth.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-02
FEW PRICE SCHEDULE
on ALL SOFT DRINKS.

Due to the increased cost OF all
fountain supplies and the war rev.
enue tax. all soda fountain proprie-
tors in Montpelier have fixed the fol-
lowing price schedule. effective May
LIST:
Matted milk. 10 cents: tar cents.
Nut sundaes. 10 cents; tar cents
lee Cream sodas. 10 cents; tar 2
cents.
Plain Ice Cream. 10 cents; tax
cents.
Plain sodas. 9 cents tax cent
20 Cream Co=cs. coEsG. az !
iesnt.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-02

With spring comes the desire to be
out Of doors; always take a kodak
with you.-Sold by Ritter Bros. Drug
Co.
A marriage license was iseded on
Tuesday in Salt Lake to Miss Mary
Lucretia Gage of San Francisco, Cal,
and Raymond A. Hess Of Paris.
The Gem OF the Mountain club will
meet with Mrs. A. G.. Hunter next
Thursday afternoon. The program
Will be devoted to Mothers Day.
Low prices on groceries; save mon
ey; watch our window and get the
lowest prices.-H. B. Whitman's Gro
Gerry Department.
Word has been received here that
william NJ. Mathison of Ovid, Is one
OF the eight Idaho boys who are now
In hospitals In New York City.
The Columbia Grafanola is the
machine you will eventually buy; let
us demonstrate il to you. Come and
hear the new recOfds.-Riter Bros.
Drug Co.
Mrs. Dave Perkins and Miss Ada
Munk spent last Sunday in Pocatsllo-
They went in to see their sister. Amy,
who was operated on last week Tor
lppendieitis. She Is doing nicely
and will be able to return home N
tew days. ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-02

Nj. X. Sousa has rented the old city
A.ll building on North Tenth street
and ID preparing to open a plumbing
shop. He will carry we'll selected
stock OF plumbing goods and will be
ablo to do everything In his line Of
work
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-02
Local News
Montpelier, Friday. May 2, 1919

New groceries in this week, priced
especially low.-H. B. Whitman.
Mrs. Hazel Johnson and small son
are visiting her father, Charles Huff,
in Kemmerer. ss-.--.s-..--i---- ---'---'--~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-02

The Misses Ritha and Lillian Lewis
are visiting with friends in Salt Lake
[ fhia week -.--.-.---
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-02

are visiting with 1rlenus IN oalI LahS
this week.
Beautiful new line of ladies' spring
slippers, oxfords and pumps-an of
the new styles, at H. B. Whitman's.
Sheriff Oakley of Kemmerer, made
q flying business trip to the city on
Wednesday.
The Montpelier second hand store
buys, sells and trades furniture; also
old mattresses for new.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Breeze of Pocatel-
10, visited with relatives here this
week.
Pupils of the Eighth grade spent
Wednesday afternoon at picnic at
the Hot Springs.
Still ON sale-good wool suits guar
anteed to fit, from $21.50 to $24.5O
at Fred Sellers, the tailor.
Miss Viola Mulica of Pocatello,
spent the first of the week here visit
ing friends.
e. A. Pease of Pocatello, was shak-
ing hands with old Montpelier friends
the first of the week.
i am still In the game-selling
books for the Deseret News books
store.-C. w. Bartschi, Nounan.
Dan Severn and family are visiting
with relatives and friends in Ogden
this week.
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
will give their first annual ball at the
pavilion on May Is.
Robert Mcdonald has returned
from Salt Lake where he has been
undergoing treatment for his eyes.
William Pendry has returned to
Alton to reopen his plumbing bust
ness in the Star Valley metropolis.
The RexaH line of drugs are guar
anteed preparations. Sold only by
the Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lyons of Po-
catello, spent several days here this
week visiting relatives.
Good home cooked meals 80 cents
Board by the week $7.-Mrs. e. Bur.
nett, lessee ofthe- Messerlie hotel.
Pine old shack which has so Ions
<adorned" the lot. at the corner Of
Main and Eighth streets, is being-fe
Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
TRIPS TO MARKETS
AFFORD PLEASURE
Housewives Can Often Find a Variety of Vegetables
That Will Permit Reducing the Meat Bill
During Hot Weather.

Seven level teaspoons OF sugar
folk of one egg
then add: anu
Three tablespoons OF water.
rem tablespoons of lour.
0hc teaspoon of baking powder
Beat to mix and then beat the white
Of egg Intil stir. Cut and fold in the
stiiiiy beaten white of egg into the
natter; FOUR INTO well-Grcased and
honrcd pic plate. Bake for eighteen
minutes IN a moderate oven.
Crenmcd Cod on Tonst.
select n thick cut from tho center OF
the fish. Soak In cold water over
light and then in the morning tie il,
saucepan containing three p.nts Of boil
ing water. Cook for twenty minutes.
Drain and then divide into four parts.
Lift on tho toast and cover with nicely
seasoned cream sauce. Garnlsh with
finely chopped parsley.
Tomnto Appetizer.
cut the tomato into thin slices and
then spread with the following mix
ture:
One half teaspoon Of sugar.
One-half teaspoon OF salt.
one half teaspoon of mustard.
Two teaspoons of salad oil
One teaspoon Cf vinegar
one teaspoon Of grated onion.
one teaspoon OF finely chopped
parsley.
MIX and then spread on the slices o.
tomato. Dust we'll with paprika.
Baked Shnd.
select two and one half-pound shad
Have the fish dealer clean and pre-
pare it for baking Now prepare a
filling ar follows: Place in a bowl:
One cup OF bread crumbs
Two onions. chopped fine
Two tablespoons OF finely chopped
parsley.
One and one-haN teas poons Of salt.
one teaspoon Of pepper.
One half teaspoon o: thyme
One egg.
Two tablespoons Of salad oil.
MIX well and then MI into the fish
Sew the opening with a stout string
and a darnins needle. Pat tho -four
and bake In hot oven for one hour
Basic every fifteen minutes with one
cup Of boiling water. Now. II You place
strip OF cheesccloth under tire fish
breaking. Use the leftover portions
FOR shad au gratin for Monday nights
dinner.
Shnd Gratin.
Flake the leftover nsh and remove
the skin and bones. Make one pint OF
thick cream sauce. Season we'll and
then add
Two medium sized onions. chopped
one green pepper
Two branches OF parsley. chopped
Now add the FISH and mix thoroughly.
Pour into baking dish and cover the
top with fine crumbs and two table
cpoona of grated cheese
Mncnroni Gratin.
Cook the macaroni IN boiling water
for twenty minutes and then turn Into
a cotandcr and let the cold water run
OF; u, 10" prepare cream sauce as
IS given IN shad au Gra,in. using the
:nacaroni In place OF tho shad
Orange ShortcHkc.
Feel and then cut into small pieces
one orange. Now place tho
White of ono egg.
bnc-halt glass Of jelly
IN bowl and beat until the mixture
VIII hold It's shape. Pile on the sponge
cake that was baked SATURDAY. Cover
VIII the prepared orange and serve
This menu will supply abundant food
'or family OF four or five for four
meals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
ny MRS. VI. 4. WILSON.
Copyright. 1919. by Mrs. NJ. a. Wilson.
Friday Market basket.

Friday Market basket.
trip through the markets affords
a real pleasure to tho housewife. South
-ih produce is reasonably priced and
should be used abundantly.
The approach Of warm weather
brings to us a desire 10 eliminate meat
from "A Soodly portion Of our dict This
is mother natures warning that wc
should all heed. You know that il Il
fireman engaged to care for set o.
boilers began 10 crowd in tho coal on
tho fires he would block tho draft.
therefore there would not be sufficient
Ventilation to thoroughly burn the
coal. This would cause waste. lie
would lose his job at once. For YOU
see. that coal costs money. steam boil
crS cost money. and those in charge
handling that would result, in loss and
ruination of the nrcboxes
Now. the human body may we'll be
hkcncd 10 The furnace. and il 1t is
results Now that the warm weather
IL approaching. do away with tho hot.
heaHy meat meals In the evening. Give
their place. This is not only true for
tho evening meal. but also for Sunday
Nnu IN order To make this day "A day
81 rest II is necessary TO plan and pre-
par" as much as possible on Saturday
liere Is suggested menu that Will
include three meals an SUNDAY:
breakfast.
Stcwed Rhubarb
rice Cakes W,,.r,-o..
Coffee
vo, Dihncr
80. hao!shes
''ra,o AppettEeF
r.L.d po,, GU "h""
i0'' -oes Asparagus
E,,.,, r,,ioo "a'"h
Gomez
supper.
-idraroh! au cratin
,- ch o'i,h'o SaIan
"""''cdhc Tea
RI. .-ko.
o. nu..n o. nunarh
INC pouni OF center cut OF dried cod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
Advice to Lovelorn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

Dear Miss FairfaS.-iIavinr seen in tho
papers where YOU have given many pcooo
good advice. am going to ask YOU to xiv"
mo little I have been going with a Young
man for nearly two wears. and h" sccrns
great deal for me- In fact no
he does And what I want YOU to tell
IN. {, this: Ito has asked m. to marry him
several different times and the time before
the last when he called he asked INC again.
and ! told him I would. lie said: We wili
SGT tho date the next time | come" hut
when no came he did not mention 1T. and
acted as II nothing had been said Now.
please tell me what TO do and acCep, many
thanks T. &.
Play the game, Two can play at
this game OF acting as II nothing has
been said" Don't let him suspect that
you are perhaps hurt and disappointed.
and his opinion OF himself will suffer
In direct ratio to your apparent in :
difference on the subject of marrying
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
NEW NOTES ON FURS

Hints are coming in from many
sources that there may be a decided
change I'm the fur styles by next fall
The increasing use Of mink has been
A matter OF comment.
caracul is being used in all shades
both dyed and natural as we'll s black.
\ novelty banding for trimming on
cloth coat is brought out by alternat-
ing strips OF natural squirrel and
kolinsky. worked across.
Wraps are shown, especially designed
for small women.
\ new waistline dolman Is intro
duced.
furs being used in Paris for fall. it
IL rcported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

l..rECHBCRG. Nav l5.-Judre and Mrs
ahk nelson OF Rustburc have Announced
N, M enraGement or their daughter Miss Ida
y, l!hcrs Nelson, 10 William Goodloc
'-"'''e"S' 'ne wedding TO take place IN June
,,FREDERiCKSBuRG. Nav ls-Dr and
SITS =. ShirieN Carter. OF FauGuisr Countv
Tn,nounce The .ngarcrlen, Of their dauThtcr
S, ENzapeth DIVA! Carter. 20 Louis r.
,.fARElSONBCRG Nav !S-Niss Edith
virginia Hiscy and Thomas Jefferson Hita
Geftn married Monday evening bv The Rev
~. IS ads l"N. whom they awakened al his
nome at Toms BROOK to uerform tho ccrr-
,mnouE. INC bride Is DAUGHTER Of IL n
I-s.y. !. nromI mont CillZnn OF E.din hm-r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

Paris and It's Latin quarter. The plot.
which Is impressive and rich In senti-
mental appeal. deals with girl who
Is brought up TO impersonate a boy BY
her Apache guardian. In tho studio
district she meets with many adven-
lures as a notorious p!ckpocket. and
through the entire picture she Is close
~ associated with her father. now
famous artist, though each IS unaware
OF the relationship. The leading role
OF "Toton." from which the picture
takes It's name. Is portrayed by Miss
Thomas. This picturesque s,oay is
told with photography that Is poetry
OF vision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
: At the Movies

CAPITALIZATION Mix In "Thc
Coming of the Law
H. u-Mnrgucrltc CInrk In
tom" out of the Kitchen"
IS1S-Thcda Iinru In ..rhe siren,
Song"
ODEON-wiiiiam =. Hart In "ihe
Captive God"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attrac-
tiOns.
"F0tOn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
SMART BUTTONS

Black bono buttons continue 10 be
extremely smart on cloth materials
Jet huitonS are used on charmeuSe
and meteor frocks. Buckles in silver
and gun metal are attractively dis
played on suspender models OF tri-
cotinc and serge. many OF which are
developed as three piece suits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

what they are told and grow the way
they were meant 10 grow. Do YOU
want to hear about it?'
oh. yes" said Dolly. who was get.
ting into better temper
Wen, listen. said the Fairy. and
VIII Tel! you.'-To be continued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

MRS. TWENTIETH CENTURY was
going home at o'clock with her
head buzzing and her feet aching af-
ter a strenuous day of committee work
and shopping. If she had had to worry
about supper In these cookies days,
life would have looked dark. But the
Hermann Schmidt store had taken the
load off her mind. and put in her arms
instead a package whose contents she
shifted a ravenously. So did her hun
cry husba nd when he saw on the table
n plato OF deviled crabs, crispy, GRUMPY
brown, favored TO distraction, that
had come from Hermann Schmidt's nil
ready to serve. Mrs. Twentieth Cen
fury had brought homemade potato
salad, too. temptingly green and white.
topped with yellow mayonnaise. She
might have chosen from the dainties
prepared in our epcure's kitchen an
other salad, such as tuna, vegetable
or ham, or delicious ham croquettes,
fish alls: or a roast OF pork or
beef, either whole or sliced paper thin
Next time, probably, she will tempt
rundown spring appetites and at the
Same time savo herself by selecting
other dainties from our popular ready
to-servo counter. Have you found
the way to It?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
"CominE of tho Inv" Mt Colonial.

coming of tho Law" Mt Colonial.
Tom Min, with five reels of stunts
anu pcppcr action. Is coming to the
Colonial today and tomorrow in n NAV
called The Coming Of the Law" This
drama of life In tho West is taken
from tho book by Charles Alden Settler.
The scenario was written by Dcnnison
ciift. and tho production WAS staged by
Lynn T.. Reynolds.
In tho story Mix, In the character OF
Kent Hollis, enters Dry Bottom, Now
Mexico like amy other tcnderfoo,
without guns: but he has brought with
MIN two powerful fists and a clear and
cool brain. There Is no law in Drv
rustlers headed b; big Bill DunIavev
arc running tn" town rho sheriff does
their VIII, and thc only honest omcia,
~ Judge |rancT--w whose attempts to
keep things straight arc continually
thwartcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joniter Roy Tyler tt2) Richmond
Lula Ethel Woodruff 500. Richmond.
Alex Edward Bcaslcy (2a) Richmond
Beatrice Oliver Hicks tS3l Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
w. 6. Hart nj the odeon.

w. =. Hart nj the OdeOn
Two splendid features sre oeored IN
inc Odcon bill today and tomorrow
when William s. Hart. the famous de-
ilhcator OF western characters is seen
in The Captive God" ono Of Inc sn..,,.
pest productions he ever produced II,
is full of thrilling situations, with in
tense hcart appeal. ON tho same Lii,
INC MACK Sennet stars, including
Louise Faden2a. Chester Conklin and
phyllis Haver. VIII bc shown in .'1'h.
toonsh Age. delightful comedy
creation. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

Ammonia on Plants.
II your plants are dropping water
them occasionally with a little am
mon;a in uhe proportion OF one tea
spoonful OF ammonia to quart OF
Nater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

SnndpnperinE Kettles.
To brighten the burned spots on
Kettles and frying pans rub hriskly
with piece OF sandpaper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
Thcdn Barn Mt tho Isis.

woman who dcfics the world for
hnr idcals-such Is rhcda Hara in hnr
latest role. In The Sirens Song
which is 10 he shown at the Isis again
,nnay ana tomorrow, the world famous
imam FOX star plays the part of a
young hshermaid of Brittany. Spurncd
nS hcF lover, she makes her way to
lar!S, "hcrc her voice wins fame and
Ipr'une II also brings to her a man
VINO loves her truly. She lives with
hlnl until her GirlhOod lover rcappcars
neer the Euise Of religious fcrvcr. no
brought happiness into her lIfo Nv
practising her artful wiles upon him
me unhappy girl discovers that his re-.
his hypocrisy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

"Toton'' Mt tho Bluebfrd.
Ioton, starring Olive Thomas
closlnC It's engagement at the Rluchlrd
To-Day. Is he ant appealing romance az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

If YOU were 10 have tho opportunity
OF seeing one Of the foremost motion
atorios ever written for Tho sior,
"ouidn YOU jump at the chance? Vel
rs nsrc. Tho star? Marguerite
i"rh nc story2 Come out OF the
Nl'chcn' This is the play i'm which
fhth 'hattcrion was carried 10 fame
almost overnight and which has do
ithtcd millions in story form anl
upon IN" stage. You really cannot
hlord TO miss II At tho Bijou Thcatcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
Cleaning Marble.

Stains on marble can be removed
= nd the marble made much whittier BY
the rough side OF an ordinary red
brick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
'"The Midnight PATROL. N, Victor.

W" new oriental actors of rare dra-
!nduc ahlIity are brought TO light in
inc special attraction. The Midnight
Patrol which is shown at the Victor
again TO-DAY and tomorrow. The new
actors are kino and Yamamatto. who
play the willy WI Fang and his first
lieutenant In crime. Sing Box The
MidniEh, Patrol is an unusually vivid
life In one Of the large western cities
The hero and heroine are Young
policeman and his sweetheart. who is
IN charge OF the Chinese rescue mis-
y. iliat ana was produced by Thomas
~. Incc when Love Is Blind" rip
ping Mack Sennctt comedy, is the extra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

Wachwods of the apartment houekeeper slogan
specialize in eatables that for will
least trouble and loss Of tmedainy nourshng
cious you making housekeeping thoroughly upo
date by ordering your Groceries here?