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Arizona republican., 1919-02-23
STATE PRODUCE MEfI
 MEET AUGMENTATION
 AT TIE HOTEL ADAMS

With a discussion of methods of fur tHrrns t1e interests ol thc produce Industry .u Arizona and securing tne proper protection @. producer. dealer tnd cons amier. tle Arizona V hu.csa'e Produce lsso,iatlou met cstcrday ut iHo Hotel Adams.
 The association composed Ol whole ale produce dealers from aN parts of LnC state. passed resolution Go bc resented to thc uOurI ol a-- ulture and horticulture of A-izorH prcte t- ing against Che importation into the state or frozen and cull oranges from california Tho state board oi agr1- culture and hlrti.ultrr" Its tH" power or placing 1u embargo ou this urport1- iIuu. which action fNn produce assoc tiJtiou win .uJrItur io lHNH t tHkc.
 The produce mon uIsn uIot. .t.l tne proposed increase Iu tIc minimum weight ou porishah'c product. and the proposed Increase of approximately % por cent tu thc refrigeration clr charges.
 The meeting passed J ro-Vl tt.cu to a.. thn elatn legislature z" ulas a hlI similar fo thc present Texas law. mHi Hi. ug t penal oleusc tor retailers tn issue flIsr statements iu orIer fn roe UaIye credit X srD1. loss naS been
 
 through Che credit frauds. iJ wJs 'atcd. and they propose Co put a stop to it
 ln tho absence Of the president of tho as ociatiou John P. Barker of this city who was unable to attend, duc to in NoIlth. sid - N1It of Globe presided a- thc meeting yesterday. The assoc 'wtion mon mot at le o'clock u the 0rniu-.ar d.d uoI adjourn until aft ,r 0 o'clock H~t evening.
 George r. HuNou of Buxton and ."ith eomnau.. HoueIus. stated that ff. meeting -.t. one oi tlc mot im- Iuttuut h.Id HI fhc association since i.e orssulH..1 ani that ths work of ,Irr' .u- o.. tU. r.p. stions passed Nuuld ue .u. o. the greatest benefits t" tun produce industry tn this state tlat cy. hHs been instituted
 une of thc most Impouan, actions %. thc association at thc meeting yes- t.rdJy. hc saH ua- fle resolution made Co secure tHc services oi traffic expert to check un ou all the rates
Arizona republican., 1919-02-23

made by the railways for the trans portatiOn ot produce in and out of the state. Whenever 1t is discovered that an excess rate is being charged by the railways. a readjustment will be made and the charges brought down. This, in Mr BuNtons opinion, will tend to greatly reduce the high prices being paid by the consumer for California vegetables. and will enable Arizona producers tO expand.
 resolution also was passed protest ing against government ownership of the railways. The association is in favor of. the railways being returned to their original owners, it stated, but under the rigid supervision Of the in tcr-tltc commerce commission 10 the end that shipments of produce move over the shortest routes. and that thege log joint terminal facilities.
 The recent bad check law passed by the legislature was approved by the meeting as a commendable instance of legislation and was deemed greatly to the advantage of the wholesale produce dealers. who have suffered much from bad checks.
 The presence of Ernest E. Rivers at the meeting yesterday was of great benefit to tho Arizona dealers. MT. Rivers is connected with the Rivers Brothers company. of Los Angeles, which firm practically dominates the Los Angeles produce market. He is an Honorary member Of the Arizona as- suciation for life and in the opinion of thc Arizona members of the organ i2ation he richly deserves the distinc- ton.
 5 M. Lawrence. president of the W. V. Constable company of Fl Paso. also U"- i1 attendance at the meeting. His company has a branch in Phoenix. and F widely known throughout Arizona. New Mexico and West Texas.
 Tn" Arizona Wholesale Produce as socidtion Was organized for the pur- pose of fostering the produce industry .n Arizona. to which end if has made it q point to secure protective and bene- ucial legislation. It states that it is not price-fi fixing organization. but an ociation Of state produce dealers for their mutual benefit and protection.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-23
CARRANZA CALLS CoNSULS

l.L rASO Texas. Feb. 19.-Presi- den Carranza has called conference ot Mexican consuls stationed in border states of Che United States tp be held fin n Paso. March I. Turiff regula- lions and legislation. in the United states affecting Mexican interests will ao discussed
 Consul General Andres C. Garcia, of Li Faso. will preside.
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Arizona republican., 1919-02-23

Secretary of State Lansing. United States. above at left. and Sir Cor. don Hewart, Great Britain. at right. Below, Andre Tardieu France.
 What individual group or fac ton was responsible for starting the world war? What part did the eX-kaiser play in instigating it? The peace conference has named a committee Co answer these tues tions. SO that punishment may be mcted out to the offenders. The committee is composed of six men. In addition Co those shown above. . the men composing the committee are: Ferdinand Larnaude. France. and Niterio Scialioia and Deputy RaImondo. Italy.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-23
New lEvemin@ Dresses

Distinction IS the keynote of these usarrved evening dresses smart styles and wOndrOus cOOTS other features Makers have with another producing effects that the most critical fashion experts have approved Especially noteworthy six enancng models of eorgette crepe The trimmings various beads embroidery in elab crate designs. Come and see them Monday!
 Floor
Arizona republican., 1919-02-23
The New Skirts

The fabrics enough make want them without the addi ton of the chic styles that fashion the Skirts of ore baronet satin atfeta fantasia and black ming shades paids and stripes. Every dream of fairness We could resist buying them-and you won't be able to ether
Arizona republican., 1919-02-23
New Street Dresses Reveal Taf@r@gGiz

er ncringg o spr M ln le tnt anS rfu ever elvoaaSo. kros the beautiful cae
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
glmf, ami, ans SSerf!

SORT on oe8 Sammer5 Rlti erflingcn
Scr oltcn &eimotb iiberm Meer:
Seer fonn mo mill linn Silfe bringen,
Gem oeuti6en |olfc, fummeri6mer?
Sort ou Der Sied)en Ieiies Sammern
SiebIt on Der &inoer Sungerblid?
0ielpcil in reihen Gorratsfammern
Sier rllbt Scr Nrmen rei6ltes @liif2
@enn MIR ein fleines Siinfden 2iebe
Sn einem oellti6en Ser3en flummt,
0nm fodt es al Die eolen Srie6e,
3u belfen raid Dem @aterlono! =
Damn IoOert es in beileem 6eller
Die @ruoerliebe iiber's W3eer;
Der @eimot, sic uns traltt uno telIer
81 bclfcn faat bod feinem lhmer.
Drum Der nit Guren. 2iebesguben,
90 raid Sbr f0nnt, 10 Diel Sbr f0nnt
CAB mir Die Nrmen oriiben labeL
Sci man9er 8tiien uns miBgonnt.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
gtns Oentl3em &ir6eu.
ct. MaricnfirdDe,
Ste unS q Str. N.-@.
S. 81. 9trtb, 9Slarrer.

Die be6re 5eier oe8 Gier5igltiin0i-
gen @ebetes fam gum %miir0igen Ab-
i1luB am poriaen 0ienstog nit Der
berrliden 8ro5eiIion Ourh Ole felt
lid gcl6miidte unO 6eleN6tete Stir
6e. Cine ltottliGe An3abl BON aus
wdrtigen bo1m. Serren betciligte iid
an Der S6luBieier. Sebr erbullid
mar audi Die rcge 8eteiligung Der
Mit0lieoer ser peridieoenen Sing
lings uno MGnnernereine an Der Yro-
5%eiiion.
SIN Sonntag geben Die Wtitglie0er
ser Sungfraue1 S0oolitGt bel Der Z
llbr 0teiic geuleiui6aftlid our bl.
&oulmunion.
Nad Der 8 llbr Wtelie lit Die Sonm-
tagsihule in Den alaiien5immern Der
Sdale inter &eitmg Der ebriu.
S@lpeitcrn.
Gas 9odant lit nm 1890. 8ei
0emiel6en gibt Der &irAcnhor unter
ser fdbigen 9eitung oeS Eroi. Wtapo,
ocS Grganiiten uno Dirigenten, ein
6eionoer5 porbereitetes mulifalildes
Yro9ramm.
Nm ndhlten Sonntag, ben 2. o.
bember, lit na1mittags Inn 3 llfir
Der jabrlihe @~ottesoiealt ~ at1a
Ct. 0toricnfirdDof. Ser &irDen6ur
miro Den @eiang beiorgen. Der bo6p.
@crr Gfarrer 9totb unter Der @ililten3
Oes boAm. Sob. 2iIiencrant8 uno oes
bodm. $. Agatbo 3olf miro 3eleb
rant lein BET Der 46iolution. Die
@re0igt miro Der bo6m. s.. Mgotbp
&oli Dalten.
gm Spnntaa Slbeno Inn 7.30 lit III
Scr Stride Der Bottesoienit Der go
uena fir Die ormen Scelen rnN Or
gen.
@ontag 1T ser aaerieelen-Ga
Die 81. Nteiieu fino Inn 6, $50, Z
100 uno feierIi1es &equium I'm s.
ll1rc. 9(m 9benO Inn 7.30 lit armei
Secielian0a1t uno S6luB ser Jtu-
pena.
9ienstog Morgen UNI s llbr lit bI.
Mciie IN ser &apelle ouf Dem ct
NPorientir6bofe. 0ieielbe miro fir
ale jene aufgeopfcrt, Die ouf Dem
&irdbofe beitattet iino.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
lIeGer sic Meaiernnas Nnaeiteaten.

,Sm gtaditebenOen loll Elm Streii.
lidt auf 0cH Geamtcn I'M Oienite Der
gereinigten Stnoten %gemorien mer
Den. 0oS lit oieIleiht elm nm 10
mcbr gut gep0bltes Gbemo, 5l Dem
beinobc cine Notmenoigfcit porbou
Den 81 iein ideint, oils i'm meiten
2onOe ilber Dem Jfcgierlmqsangeitel
tcu Meinmngen mo Aniholungen
pcrbreitet iiuo. Die bon Der nirfliden
Gage melt entfernt limo. @icuiele
Oenfen ood, 0oB Den Negiermgsbe-
onitcn bier cine Sinefure b~ereitet lit,
OoB or Elm @oroiit om aorper Ger
Union it, Der icinc 3eit nit Bum
melu unO 3eitnngsleien binbringt
unO oofiir lem idoncs @eboIt be.
jicbt. @emat! Mobl mag bier un0
oo elmer g%eitu0en mcroeL Der lid
Oos Scben leid)t moht mo nod leid)
ter bic Arbeit, Die or Dcrridten ioll
aber oos lin0 pcrein5elte Ahisnabmetl.
Die groBe Maiien Der Angcltelten
limo crnite, 8liperldiiige Arbeiter, ole
Den ibnen ilbertrogenen Arbeiten un0
Nltfqoben in ooller Nciie gereht mer.
0cn, NrbcitStiere, Die geouIOig tag.
aus, togein i'm Sodc geben. ltuo
oas Gilt iomobl bon bcnen Die on
cigcntlih mur Routinearbeit tim. nl@
bon 0enen. ole in sen tauleno 3uei.
gen Scr &criuoltung Grpertcn limo,
Nic Sabre lang Belt, @rbeit unO @eIo
an ihr StllOiim geipau0t babeu. nm
in Der Gage 81 iein oieie grbeiten
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

&c 5efretGrin. 3rau Or. sd. 5rnu
Or. aonig. 6rau Sin8bad I'M Der
fouf bon See Cream uio 5ron 5taufl
I'M 8erfoui bon Bllimen, Die lie gil.
tigit oeoi5iert bate, unermiiolih ma.
rem, brouht eigentlid nidlt erlt er
mqbnt al meroen. Ger YrdiiOent DC,
8ereins, @err 8ocldner, leitete oe,l
Noa. nno ieine iebr oergniIgte Stlm.
mlng teiIte lid Den Anmeien0en nit,
10 ooB es cine iroblid)e Oienge mar,
oic iid bis 5lir Mitternad)tsitunOe
nerguiigte. 0ieic 5roblihfeit erreid
te ibren Sobeplmft, ais 0err @oldner
ais @ortGn5er .Serr Shmi0t Serr
Shmiot, mas frie9t Ole Sule NIT"
tan5te. 0as junee Solf bate oen
Cans bolo beeriiien uno fonute lid
folm gerita TIM oenielben 81 ton.
5en. Die Mulit, Die @err Gibner
l~ieiertc. mar gut, un0 Ole 0illifer
ipieltcn redJt fleiBig. aur5, es flopp.
te aaes, mo ooS Bette iii. ole @e-
inmmteinnobme peripridt cine Der.
orti9e al meroen 0oS mie0er einc
nette Slmmc CUR Teriiigung ltebt
INN mand @ungriaeu 81 lpeilen
mande Gbr1ile gu trodnen.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
Gin maGre5 nn6 6c6ersiaenSuer.

teS g8ort bat Der cnglllde Nrbclfer
fiibrer Glgnc8 I'M Sacrament gelpro-
,jelL in0em cr iagte: Sic rieligc
Dfor0mii0e unO politiiWe Nocbt, mel
die bic Arbciter erlolgt bobcn, fanll
iebr leidt Dcrloren aebefL menlt ne
0llrd) Stpdurgen m0 Gtrcif5 mlB
bralld)t miro. @cn Die 2lrbciter ei-
ne 6abcrrl6cnOe Ste0ung III Der Sea
ton crlongen molerL mililcn lie ollI-
h6rcrL nur iiir ibre &lallc 3u oenfell
un0 al ban0eln mic iie es bisber ge.
tan buben." Scr G6merpunlt lIegt
in Dem letteren @eOanfen. @cnn Ell
ne ala1ie gloubt, OoB tic nni So
item aller an0eren &loilen geoeiben
fam, oaun befinOet lie ii6 in eincnl
fir lie lelbit gefabrli0en Srrtltm,
Oenn Do8 Gnoe muB Der 3uiammelI-
brlld aaer &laiien, ,. b. Dos enoe
Der gelammten @elcaidoIt ielt.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
9mndrua, %eallOnf, luirflihe SeIifu.
teiieu, limb Sn babeH bel:
Yablers, 36-45 Misgs Marft.


IS lit cine erfrii6enoe Eatlade,
DAB ourdidnittlid ole Damen in Der.
einsangelegenbeiten uieI riibriger lino
ais Die MGnner. % limo oenn oud
ole Oanlen oeS SGngerbunoes Die err
item, ole al einem 8ergniIgen einla.
Den, uno 0lpar 81 einem Sergniige
al Dem lid ieoer, 5umal Die SllgeIlo,
germ ~beteiIiet. PIN 3. NoOember D.
5. miro nGmlih pom ibnen in Der
SGngerbunoboae ein Gan6pergniigen
oeronitoltet, 81 Dem GinlaBtarten
Ihon iebt erbGltIib limo. User iriiber
oieie Gdn6e mitgemudlt bat, weiB. lplr
nett es auf oenielben 3u9ebt mo oes.
bolb lit 5i ermurten, Dab Der 9eIudl
Elm iebr roger iein miro. 8abrlid,
mir brauden in oieien idDeren Sci.
ten Gin menig Auimlnterung, uno
oesbalb lollteu ole 0ameu III ibrem
llnternebmcn reite llnteritiiBung
iinoeu.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
GleincS taOtnrnigfciten

-NuI3 UDt OIUu OeI SellultY YtlH
uns bic Na6ri6t OOm SoOe oes 9ea1=
teten @reiies, Serrn Sobn S. y. Sert
gu. Sn na6Iter Nusgabe meroet mir
mebr barber bringen.
Die &onferen5, Die bier 3mii6en
Eertretern BON &opital uno Arbeit,
neneli lih ais brittle @ruppe Sertrc-
ter oes Gublifums 6cigcielt batteil,
ltattfanO, bat lid leiOcr ais Elm 6ebl-
i1log ermielen. Mon bat lih &c
trernlt, erbittcrter ais man 5ulam=
meagefommcn mar, unO oa9 &eIltltat
lit, OaB mir einem Strcif |9cgeniiber-
lteben, ser ms H%ieienbafte gebt unO
bel Dem oaS Yllblifum ndtiirlid Der
an meilten leioenoe Cell lein miro.
9ie lcitenoen &reiie mollen nun nod
eiilmal periu6en Sapital uno Nrbeit
auIammen3ubringen. @offentli6 ge-
Iingt eS; eS miir0e 0aour6 cine Ga
ge aus DER @clt gel6affeu meroen
Die fir unier 2ono 5ur &alamitat
lpcr0en fonnte.
-@enn groBe Greigniiie ibren
S6atten poralsmcrfen, 10 iiben an
Dcrerieits groBc Wtdnner ibren Gin
fluB audi nod nod ibrem SoOe aus.
Sold Elm GROCER Ntann mar Sbeooor
9foolcpelt, Oeilen NnOenfen Die Noti-
on unl leBtcn Montag, ieinem @e-
bustSta0c, %ieicrte. Die 8eriGnlidfeit
6cs observation-disclosures audi Den font
mcnoen @cneratinnen mo6 5u balten,
ihidt lid Die &oolepclt 0tenorial
Expectation bon @aibington M tim
bier EN- Monument 8l crrtC5ten, 0uB
iif Den beiten miiroig oil Sic Scite
1tellen fann. gScr 81 Ocmielben bel
Tcllern mid, m0ge ieinM 8eitrag an
ben Sdasmciiter Ser @eicllidait,
@errn Sobn 8oole Seoeral 9tatio.
nal @unf, einieu0en.
Cine Scr nabrbaiteiten SpciIen,
sic ms beihieoen iin0, Iicfern uns
Die @r0niiiIc, o0er inns beller befannt
unter Dem @omen bon o4Seanuts. 4
9fabrlmQScrpcrtcn perii6ern, baB ibr
9fdbrrDart 6reimal 10 groG lit mic Der
BON Sleiid). Mus Ser iogenanntea
Beonut Gutter" farm man cine gan
&C Meibe Don Gpeiim beritellen Sic
bef6mmlidl uno ~idmafbait iinO. Ole
Ganitorp @rocerp 81. Derfnlift 0ieic
&eonutbultcr IN groBen 0ltantitd
ten uno garmtiert fiir Die abiolute
%etllbeit hires Gro0lftes.
Son ser @r6Humng8norltcllnng
1cr oelttlGen 0per i'll 2%eriugton Stc.
eter in SEEM gorf tonmt cine 9sad)
ridt, Sic nm 10 mcbr interciianf III.
ols lie oie God)tcr zines unIercr Wfit
biirger bctriiit. Gu i4reibt Ser
,.Spa8iergdnger" i'm I%benoblatt Der
Nc.o Dorfer Gtaats5eitlug $50 mag
iiiir bcltte nun cripGbnt luerOell, oaB
!. Die 0cbutoutim SRI. Glia
G;ocrltcr, sic ais fleineS 0tG0dcn be.
stitS in SIC @artie zines Der &onigs
fin0cr ser I'M Metropolifan Opera
Souje lang, lid al elmer ridtiger
0pernprin3e1iin muSgcluadicn 81
l,abcn ldeint. 9ic jungc Dame be
ligt enc qar5 bcrporrogeno ldone
Gnpranitinmc, uno mas lie geltcrll
Qls oGDo@ aeigte, ruit Den &unld
nod, balo mebr bon ibr 5d boren."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

9ui uui, ans @ert ibr 0eutiAen ale
lluo reidt Den @unerigen ous 9rot-
9ur1 ollie &on0e lnut eS bale:
ygSir belfen ms in gtot mo So0l"
@er alien &cin lein eigen nennt,
III Dem DER Sabre @eilter ipriib'n;
menn in Der Yfeiie Gobnf breunt.
aus Dem peridou ne Mdrhen gliibn.
nno mer gepriften 6reunoes Sono
our 3cit Der Not in eigner fano,
Dem mangelt nihts, mein 6reuno be,
mGbrt -
Mud mir marc iolhes @liit bciheertl
(Meinem alien 6reumoe uuo Rei.
ic~gef1brten aui Der 2~ebensiobrt. Dem
Serrn @iIbcIm 6ocriter, gum @e-
blt~rtstage gemi0met, 81. Gttober
1919, BON
Glmor @ente.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

mic ole italienii6e 8ep0lferung lino
ocm YrGiioenten fein0li6 gelinnt,
troB0em muroe or bel leinem Grl1ei-
men in Ser groBen @ale, Die 5000
Eerionen 81 faiien uermag, bon eli
nem 8eifoaslturm begriiBt, Der meb-
rere W}imlten onoalerte. 9ls oieier
lid gelegt, ~begannen Die @eener mil
Soblen 3iiden n1b S6reien cine
Experimentation. 8ilrgermeilter
&olpb Deriudtc 3UeimaI, ben Yraii-
oenten Ser 8erlamnllng D~or3ultel-
len, fonnte Q6er nidt our6Oringcn.
9(u@ oas Spielen Der Srgel bate
feline berltbigen0e &irfung. ghun
periud)te Gbelter Momell, Siibrer
Ser Yrogreliipcn Yartei, iein Slit,
inOem cr an Die Hampe frat uno in
ben Sumult binein 0onncrte: Ser
Gr1iteent", oo6 Ser 2Grm oollerte
fort. ErGiioent gsilion NOR oorge-
treten. Dine einen Geriu6 gum SIC.
Den 3t MADDEN, itano en- rl6ig por
ser Geriammlung, ooS 2GdbeIn mar
bonn @eiiht gepiden. Gnolid mad
3man3ig WimltcnJ noWOem Yoli3iItcn
mo @ebeimaaenten 0ie Saupti6rcier
oil 0ie Cult geieBt bottcn trat GENT
Ncuoc Sill5c ciL 10 oaB Der Grdiioent
ieiue &c0e beginner fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
8ie's @ilIOm in San Sran5iSeo er'
aina.

SSn Dem DGipic auditorium" ipur-
Sc @r1lioent @ilion cin Gmpfang 10
oemildter g(rt gu Geil, mie er leltcn
Sem bodlten 8eamten Der Ser. Staa-
ten BON Mmerifq geboten moroen III.
Can 6run3isco lit oie Seimatltaot
bon Gnlator Siram Sobnlon, einem
Ser entihieoenIten @egner beg vol
acknowledgements. Die irlalOii@e
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
(6ortlebung bon Der nebcaltebenoen
Spolte.O

(6ortlesung BON Der nebcaltebenben
Spalte,)
n@erItummt lit MN Der Conner
Der @eidiiee. Gerihmmen ioa audi
unier Notgeihrei. @err 5eiu Gbrilt,
ole gSelt Dor nclem arieg bel6ilbe,
lab epig 6rieoe nm oui Groen ieinl"
God oieies lit mr. ein 8ilo, oaB
Der 8elt ioa iogen. welh' Summer,
Gleno, Scot bel Den 8erlaiinen berriht
$50 tGglid Wiaionen oieier grmen
Hagen: .Sili oen @erloifnen Sc.
JUS Gbriit ms Moiien bill 5lierlt.
Muf OentidDea Sers, iuO immcr On
mngit iuanSeln. Bring obue 3Ggern
on Oein Sderflein bari Die Not III
srOR! 8ir miiiien fraftis banOeln-
es gilt benz 2anb, 6aS emit bic @ei'
mat iuar.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

(llm &odorud in allen oeutiHipra6igen Set
tllngcn Oes amerifunilden Continents miro I'M
Slltereiie oeS Sammelmerfes iir Oeutide lno
oiterreidii6e gtotleioenoe gebeten.)
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-14
WHY WOMEN DREAD
OLD AGE

Don't worry about old age. Don't worry
about being in other peoples way when
you are getting on in years. Keep your
body in good condition and you can be as
hale and hearty in your old days as you
were when kid, and every one will be
glad to see you.
The kidneys and bladder are the causes
of senile Affections. Keep them clean and
in proper working condition. Drive the
poisonous wastes from the system and
avoid uric acid accumulations. Take GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules periodical.
" and you will find that the system will
always be in perfect working order. Your
spirits will be enlivened, your muscles
made strong and your face have once
more the look of youth and health.
New life, fresh strength and health will
come as you continue this treatment. When
your first vigor has been restored continue
for awhile taking capsule or two each
day They will keep you in condition and
prevent "a return Of your troubles.
There is only one guaranteed brand OF
HARLEM Oil Capsules, GOLD MEDAL.
There are many fakes on the market. Be
sure you get the Original GOLD MEDAL
Imported HARLEM Oil Capsules. They are
the only reliable. For sale by all first-clasa
dyuggists.-Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-14
Ns.l4 hletr ssQ
Concerning Mirrors.

In the early part of the sixteenth
century mirrors first became articles
of household furniture and decoration.
Previous to that time-frOm the
twelfth to the end of the fifteenth cen
tury-pocket mirrors or small hand
mirrors, carried at the glrdle, were adj
juncts to ladies' toilets. The pocket
mirrors consisted of small circular
plaques Of polished metal fixed in a
shallow circular box eovsEsd with
Lid
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-14

and sprinkle with salt and pepper; re-
peat, using the same amount of ingre-
dents. Cover with buttered crumbs
and bake in hot oven 80 minutes.
Barbecued Ham.-Soak two thin
slices of ham in lukewarm water %
minutes. Drain, wipe, cook in hot
frying pan until delicately Drowned,
and remove to hot platter. To the
fat in the pan add two tablespoonfuls
of vinegar, one teaspoonful of mus
tard, one-eighth of a teaspoonful of
paprika and one-half teaspoonful of
sugar. When thoroughly heated pour
over ham and serve at once.
Cracker Plum Pudding-Pour four
cupfuls of scalded milk over one and
ene-fourth cupfuls Of rolled cracker
crumbs and let stand until cool; add
one cupful of sugar, four beaten eggs,
one-half grated nutmeg, one tea
spoonful of salt and one-third of cup
full of melted butter. Parboil one and
one-half cupfuls of raisins in boiling
water, cover, add to the mixture. Turn
into buttered baking dish and bake
slowly two and one-half hours, stir
ring the first half hour. Serve with
any preferred sauce.
Fruit cream.-Soak a tablespoon
full of graduated gelatin in one-fourth
of cupful of cold water, dissolve IN
one-fourth of cupful of scalded milk
and add one-half cupful of sugar
and one teaspoonful of lemon juice.
Strain into dish and set into ice wa
ter, stirring constantly, and when the
mixture begins to thicken add the
whites of two eggs beaten stiff and one
cup of heavy cream beaten stiff, one
third of a cupful of stewed prunes cut
In bits, three figs chopped and two Ia
blespoonfuls of blanched and chopped
almonds. Mold and chill
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sift seven-eigiiths of cupful OF -four,
ore teaspoonful of salt, one tablespoon.
ful of baking powder. Combine mix
lures and drop by spoonfuls in but
tered muffin rings; set in buttered
dripping PAM, bake in moderated oven.
Cadillac chicken.--Wipe a chicken
dressed as for broiling; sprinkle with
/ salt and pepper; place in a we'll
creased broiler and broil over a clear
fire for eight minutes. Remove to a
pan and rub over with the following
mixture: Cream four tablespoonful
of butter, add one teaspoonful of mus
tard, one-half teaspoonfuls of salt, one
teaspoonful of vinegar and one-half
teaspoonful of paprika. Sprinkle with
three-fourths Of a cupful of buttered
crumbs and bake until the, chicken is
tender.
Swedish Halibut.-Wipe a. slice of
halibut weighing one pound. Place in a
shallow earthen baking dish; sprin-
kle with salt, pepper and brush with
melted butter. Drain canned tomatoes
and add three-fourths of cupful of
pulp; add teaspoonful of powdered
sugar and spread over the fish. Cover
with one-half sliced onion. Bake 20
minutes; pour over one-third of a cup
full Of heavy cream, and bake ten min
utes. Remove the onion and garnish
with parsley.
Jellied Prunes.-Pick over, wash and
soak one-third of pound of prunes in
two cupfuls of cold water; cook in the
same water until soft. To the prune
water add enough water to make two
cupfuls. Soak two and one-half table,
spoonfuls of gelatin in half cupful
of cold water; dissolve in the hot
liquid and add one cupful of sugar,
one-fourth of a cupful of lemon juice !;
add prunes and chill. Stir twice while
cooling to keep the prunes from set
Ting.
Why this longing, this forever signing,
For the far off, unattained and dim?
While the beautiful, all around thee
lying,
Offers its low, perpetual hymn.
Harriet Winslow.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-14

Would you throw away diamond
because 1t pricked your One good
friend is not to be weighed against the
Jewels of the earth. II there is cool
ness or unlsindness between us, let US
come face to face and have it out.
Quick, before love grows cold. Robert
Smith
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-14
Unfortunate.

"Jim is unfortunate. He got an au-
tomobile and it blew up"
"What did he do?'' rs
He got an airship, and it blew
down."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-14

Norfolk Oysters
Cover the bottom of a
baking dish with three
fourths of a cupful of
hot boiled rice; cover the
rice with one-half a pint
Of oysters; pour over
one-half cupful of white,
sauce dot with hllffnl.
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insult Resented.

isn't your wife, sir, little addict
ed TO loquacity?"
"Of cvrse not, doctor! My wife
never touches a drop of anything
strong"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-14
sEAsoNAsLE DISHES.

We may still indulge in the favorite
shell fish. Try this recipe: