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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

Srst urostlScb, stejnd vclikych
silnyeh n mladich muinv stoji p,
I,oicnsku pied dvcfmi hrabecicl
komnet Y rravo n dclaji pficni u
Ilieku v ~pr1iesdu, Odeni jsou pt
mysliyecku, .ieoon jake druhy
Use na mich jest move, y jcmndh'
Isedcho sukna = vylozky zelcnymi
leo detem nciyice Sc libi, jsou thu
stc zelenG snnry, svislc $ lcvycl
ramcn NJ po loktc II ukoncenc We
likymi zlatymi Saludy, yysokt
klobouky zc sede plsti $ dlouhyn
kovolesklym percm bazantim, ale
made vsecko male vclmi vkusni
sekyrky 2 lcskle oceli, $ vyzlace.
nym erbem hrabat Krobbs6y, M
dlouhych tenkych ~tophrkdch
b6lounkeho dfiyi lipoveho. Ten
TO odznak sve ddstoinosti pravou
rukou tesne X boku svemu tisk.
nouce, TAX hajni We vazne posici
vojensk6 stoji pred bytcm svehc
pana w dele ncz hodinu, upiraji.
&c zrak svnj m dvefe, ably svemu
vclitcli vidal 6est, jakmile SC OBJ.
jeyi. On dnes dele nez obyccjnl
meska We syych komnatdch.
V celtm zamku vlddnc NJ oby-
ccjny denni ruch speech sluzebni.
ctva po dvorecku u hovorn6 "a
stavky ma schodcch.
1lrabenka Klotilda snida 4 kom,
tcskami v blizkG bcsidcc parko-
vc, postavcnG pred zadnim price.
lin zamcckym ma same hranG sva-
hu, jcnz porostly krdsnym stro-
movim tfcs1ovym n vianovym
kloni Sc odtud do hlubokGho iva.
lu AZ k potoku, spcchajicimu az
kym pruhem bujne zcleni kolem
%panskeho mlyna a pipovaru do
vsi Libenska k ncdaleke Jizefe.
Ranni slunce rozleva svt zlato pc
Iccle krajin6. lIrabenka Klotilda
IS blahym pocitem stesti matefsk6-
tho, patti m kyetny kruh syych
deer, jenz kolem bGlokoreho stol.
|kn zahradniho s obou stran j OBJ
jimal, a vzrusena nevysloynou
vnitfni radosti zahlcd6la sc zcle-
inc vldknatou obrubou bcsidkov6-
no okna pres hluboky oval ma
|protdjsi strA1, 2 jcjihozto hustle.
Tho, dubov6ho, bukoveho u liskove.
no mlazi zazniva sem We vscch
|svych blahostnych tvarech rozja-
fcny zp6v hnizdiciho ptactva.
Nize . 1valu ncsl sc sem ire
|pctayy zyuk kostclnfho zvonku.
"Budc cas- odcbrati SC do ka-
kyyla Sc sladkym 1sm6vcm
.hrab6nka Klotilda v lcvo / v pra-
vo k dceram, ktcre malice pred
bud knihu bud rucni praci
spise pro Aakrytf jak6si trapne
roztrzitosti ncz pro opravdov6 "a
mestnani, plachym, bdzlivym o.
KEN stfidavG pohlizely bud k
zamku bud k matcc.
"Ani ncvim," pokracovala Ia.
to, odsunujlc "a sebc scdadlo,
z6stanc-Ii Klara dncs s mani,
ncbo pojcde-li dold."
"Posud nebylo slyscti, zc by
VIZ byl zajel pred zamck," po-
dotkla komtcSka Sitta, skladajic
knihu pred scbc ma stdl.
ALE Romnald take JcSt6 ne
pfipoiiIa komtcska Mcla-
ME, zayGsujic ozdobny kosicck "a
ma vcsitko &c samych srncich
"Pockame jcstG chvili," odvC,
tia matka, pfistoupila k oknu u
sc dolh ma ovocny sad, kde
nejcistsf rubiny skytIy se
zralt tfcsne q visnG v paprscich
s~IunccDlch
Komtcsky tcsknG pobltdIy ma
sebe u rozesly NC 20 zIutych stcz.
mczi ncjblizsimi kfoyina
mi ~.
Ondfej VI pred chvfIi byI svt
MI veIitcIi ondmiI, zc sczyanfli
i yychdzcjc . pfcdnfbo pokoje DO
hajnych vyznamn6 mrkmd
10 nj, jakoby jim Hci cht1l, Ne
cbyile ~ bljzi Kdyz pax
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
DRS. BREUER
operace q kcnsk6 nemoce.
DIR. MILOGLAV J. B1EUEn,
diagnose o vnitfni nsmocs.
Hu1rf T.hwAfY

Pf mail dfadoyne mhme dokonalcu
laboratof X rozpoznhvanf vkech nsmoci.
Name ncmocnitnf spojenf pro vksch.
ny opcraeni a vnitfnf pfipady nsmocl.
Dfhdovm ' pokoji cfslo 2i6 Security
Mutual Budoys.
HcveroySehodm ron ~. n o uIic, W
drDb6m p0sch0df v pfsdu. Lincoln, Neb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
III.

Ncdtle ma vcsnici, yylaste tam,
kdc Jest hostel. byy6 IN krdsnd
pohody lctni mnohcm gajimayej.
II ned v mSsicch, zeimcna zajima.
veisi, nc2li We mestcch hlavnich,
Az v krajinc chud6, nf v yamoS.
nd. vSdycky lisi Sc tam ncddlc ode
dni vscdnich vice ncz pc mtstcch.
Jest TO opravdu den podlc SLOW
cvangclia, den obccneho klidu n
.jakthosi povzncscncho myslcni
den, kdyS kaady clov6k chcc w.
padati ltpc u lepsi nczli po celf
minuly tydcn; den, na nejz ka&-
dy Nc tesi vice, nez ma kazde il.
ne jitro.
pfiroda miva Y nedsli M YES
nici u dalcko kolcm nj vzczfeni
zccla jint, nczli v den pracovny.
Mat pokoj cd voz6v, pluh6v, mo.
tyk. hrabi, kos n lopat odpociva
I'D clovtka a jcho y6cnych tru.
DIV; nemusi Sc obavati, ze Sc Wy.
hrne ma nj hned easne q rama celia
yes Sc vsim klopotcm o chleb We
zdejsi; z%acelujc rany, kterych do
znavati musila po scst dni n pro-
cifujic $ nedelnim sluneckem jc.
StG pfimkne ob6 oai a zasne ma
novo, kdyz sc rozpomcnc, Re dnes
dlouho o dlouho Dude ma jejlch
cestickdch a nvozcch pusto n IT,
cho.
| Bczdtz skv6ic SC Y paprsclch
ncdtlniho vychodu sluncc mno.
hem malcbncii, skvostn6ji n mad.
hcrnSji nez v sesti dnech minu-
lych. Jakoby v6del, zc dncs d
kol jcho jest vclcbn6jsi, iakoby
tnsil, Re dncs krasc jcho Dude We
novdno vice pozornosti, ncz kdyz
lidska tvaf obrdcena jest k u ne
podaint vzdorovit6 hroud6.
Rolnik ma stfcdnim a dolnim
Pojizeff za.jiste zccla jinak pohli-
II na BezdGz v den vscdni q iinak
V ncddli. Pc cely tydcn zkoumd
a urcnje die neho jen povGtrnost
ale v nedeli rdno, opustiv loze sve
dv6 hodiny pozdeji, stoji prot
MENU ma SVEN este zametcn6m a
urovnantm dvofe; diva sc do ne
no $ takovou radosti u vroucno-
ST, jakoby pc cely tyden byl cd
n6ho byval odloucen; m6fi jej
sym ldskyplnym OXEN, jakoby
We svych tydennich klopotdch w
byl zapomn6l ma jcho bdsnickou
t~vdrnost, a odcvzdavaje do icho
ochrany vsechcn sv6j majetck v
.stavcnich, ma polich a lucinaeh,
chysta Sc 8 uspokojcnou mysli q
domova do nejblizsiho kostclicka.
Zdvodaci, jak po levem bfchn
fikaji rolnikdm z okoli Iii.
.cnskGho, jsou osadnici zdmozni.
jejich putuji Y ncdeli rano
do Libcnsk6ho kostela V hedva-
v a~ksamitu, V jemnych kraj-
kach n $ radon velikych zlatych
penizdv ma krku, q vecera pax po-
spichaji m dive ma tfi hodiny ce-
k tancfnf zabavG, $ jednou j
RADIANT dukdttv nasitych
lole kolem skyostn6 suknG. Mat.
KY q otcovt mGIokdy chodi do Ill
)cnska mn sIuzby boM p6sky kaz.
lou nedeIi mono tam vid6ti pro-
navcs pfeplnlnou lehky-
nj voziky y ozdobnymi kosatinka.
nj, koiistvo slime, bujne n lcskle,
rdznobarcvnymi stuzkami We
.kadcfengch hfivach u ma Ohio
lcch rozmarinkou plctcnych =
tidy jakoby SC tn slayih nejaka
syatba.
Dtti domAci ! pfcspolni bavi-
'aly Ne tu jindy porovnavanim n
pory, q ktcrG vcsnicc d 2 ktereho
tatDm jest tn nejkrasn6Jsi povoz
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-01
Of it the Worthy Brother Whemhoefer

of it the Worthy Brother Whemhoefer
is shearing his horses.
Miss Emona Erickson has spent
some time at the hospital. We are
glad to know that she is on the road
to recovery now. She is now at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Aft Sired
wick.
Mr.. D. S. Tabler has been i'll for
some time but is now able to be up
and around.
The many friends of the Hecker
family will be glad to know that they
have all fully recovered from their
recent illness.
Our old friend, Ebb Whitfield, was a
caller in Logan Tuesday and some fair
young lassie will be enjoying a ride
in his new buggy which he was taking
home.
Thomas Saugstad has taken q trip
east. Must be something doing, Tom.
Ralph Gard was a visitor in Logan
last Monday. He is going on the road
in the near future, and his wife is
coming back to Logan to live again.
We are glad to have her in our midst
again.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-01
Zion Lutheran Church.

Easter service Sunday morning at
1O:45 a. m. Easter songs by the
church choir.
Sunday school and Bible classes at
1900 M.
In the evening at 7:45 o'clock an
Easter program will be given by the
Sunday school under the leadership of
the superintendent, Miss Helga Kval-
stad. The church choir and the Male
octette will sing.
Easter services in the English
language at Trinity Lutheran church
North Prairie) Sunday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock.
Choir and octette rehearsal Monday
evening at 500 o'clock.
Meeting of the Ladies Aid Wednes-
day afternoon at the church assembly
rooms. Hostesses, Mrs. P. Fugelso
and Mrs. Andrew Solberg.
Prayer service at the church Thurs
day evening at o'clock.
The Confirmation class will meet
Saturday at 1000 a. m.
A cordial welcome to all.
j. r. MICHAELSON,
Pastor.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-01
CITY news IN BRIEF

The Minot schools are ENJOYING
their annual Easter vacation this week.
Henry johnson, publisher Of the
D0nnybr0ok Courier, was visitor in
Minot Saturday.
j. p. Erickson, cashier of the Farm
1ers State Bank of Sanish, visited old
Minot friends Saturday.
Prof. and Mrs. John Howard are
spending the week at Wyndmere, N.
D., where Mr.. Towards father owns
hotel.
A ten-pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Opperman Of Saw
yer, in this city Saturday. This is the
first girl in the family.
0. N. Elliott left today for Barr,
Mont, where he owns farm. He ex-
poets to return within week or two
providing he can secure anybody to
put in his crop.
Henry Schoenrock, who has been
connected with the Farmers Bank at
Sanish, has returned to his former
home, Rochester, Mimi, to engage in
the land and loan business.
Mrs. r. L. King left Wednesday
for Athens, o., to join her husband,
who was called there recently to care
for his aged mother. The Kings ex-
pect to return to Minot some day.
M. Aakrann moved his family back
to the Norwich farm Monday. Mr..
Aakrann will remain in Minot the
coming season in charge of the distri-
button end of the Minnesota prison
machinery and Irvine.
Do you know how to separate boil
ed eggs from those that have not been
cooked, after they are once mixed ?
This is done in q simple manner. The
boiled egg will turn readily when
whirled, while the uncooked egg will
scarcely make more than turn or
two.
Martin Aakrann, who made trip
to his Norwich farm the first of the
week, says the farmers have no com
plant on the lack of moisture in that
vicinity. The Albert Hay coulee re-
sembles q big river and at the Molden
farm, the ice and flood took out
bridge.
W. F. Sly of Lima, O., arrived for
a visit with his step-father and moth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mann. This
is the first time that Mr.. Sly has seen
Mr.. Mann in 26 years. Mr.. Mann
married Mr.. Sly's mother, who was
the widow of Colonel A. R. Sly, of the
Civil war.
Mrs. Oscar Christianson, teacher of
Brillian School No. 2, showed excel
lent Judgment during the recent
storm. She kept the pupils, fourteen
in number, in the building during the
storm, until her husband could come
after them in hay rack. All spent
the night at the Christensen home and
while there were many anxious faith
ers and mothers, the little ones came
thru safely.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-01
Grange Meeting at Logan.

uhNu6S 3vAOSSsss6 ~ A9o
On account of bad roads there was
only a small crowd at the Logan
Grange meeting and dance last Fri.
day night. The crowd being small
everybody knew everybody else and
it was just a jolly bunch, everyone
having a good time. We were glad to
notice that Grandma Cook was among
those present.
The young people showed much re-
spect for the elderly women by serv-
ing the supper and later washing the
dishes. We are glad to see the young
people with the spirit Of taking up the
burdens which their elders have borne
for so many years.
The Grange will meet again for
their regular meeting at 8 o'clock in
the evening on the 9th Of April, at
the Hall. All members and everyone
DESTROYS Of joining are asked to be
present.
Spring is here at last. For proof
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-01
Convention of School Officers.

The Ward and McHenry county
school officers will hold a joint meet
ing in Minot on Friday, April 8, one
of the days of the annual teachers
convention. There are 800 school Of
ficers in Ward county and many will
also be here from Ward county. The
school officers of all of the other
northwestern counties have been in
vited to attend.
Martin Anderson, former Minot cit
izen, arrived from his home at Nash
VA, Mont, to transact some important
business. He says the winter has been
fine in Montana, about seven inches
of snow having fallen. The farmers
started spring work last Monday,
March 20. The March storm was mild
compared to what it was in North
Dakota.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-01
County Hay $40 to s2e Per Ton.

The county commissioners have pro-
cured some hay for the farmers which
costs from 500 to $26 per ton, depend
ing on quality. They made a fortu-
nate purchase of quantity of oats at
$1.O1 per bushel, but the price they
would have to pay now is a little
higher. The wheat will be furnished
to the farmers direct from their local
grain houses.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-01
Sheriff BrOt Bowen Back,

Sheriff A. P. Scofield has returned
from Portland, Ore, with F. w.
Bowen, charged with deserving his
wife, resident Of the Smart block
in this city The flowers are in bloom
in Portland and Bowen was rather
reluctant to leave them.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-01
MACHINERY, ETC.

Dix Sets OF WORK Harness
One Set Of Heavy Driving Harness
About 100 Plymouth Rock Chickens
One Feed Cooker for Stock
One l5-barrel Galvanized Water T,
One 7-barrel Galvanized Water Tank
One Galvanized Tank for Wagon
One Tank Heater
One Cream Separator, Economy King
Six Cream Cans J
One Perfection Milking Machine, ca
cows, will be demonstrated.
One II H. p. Gas Engine to run sam
One 6o-egg Incubator
One lz5.chick X-Ray Brooder
One Cedar Cylinder Churn
One Galvanized Pump
One Crock for Sailing Meats
Horse Blankets
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
PAULINE FREDERICK
 IN MADAME X" |S AT STRAND TODAY

When the Strand opens Its doors at II o'clock this morning it will begin the engagement of Madame X''-Gold- wyns masterpiece starring Pauline Frederick. From the very first scenes of the picture to the tremendous cli- max moulded into the closing chapters of the story. Pauline Frederick demon strates that she Is absolute empress of the emotions.
 The plot. as is well known. covers a period of 25 years-and as the reviewer follows the life thread of the central character begins at the time when, as the young bride of a famous French jurist, "Jacqueline Floriot" was the happiest of women, to be carried on down through the years of wandering through the hours of torture-to return to France after reaching the lowest depths of oblivion, there to be called upon to make the supreme sacrifice he realizes the wonderful achievement registered by Pauline Frederick in this
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

for his excellent character portrayels, especially those dealing with crooks and dope-fiends. Bernard Burning Is the player who scored a remarkable personal triumph in the great picture success. When Bearcat Went Dry. Seena Owen, who is the leading wo- man fin the picture. has had leading roles in many of the most successful screen dramas and has played oppo- site a number of the best known male stars Others of equal prominence in the cast are: Eugenie Besserer. Scott Mckee. Jack Curtis. Harry Lonsdale. Fully Marshall, Claire McDowell and Anna Hernandez.
 The story Of the drama. unlike so many crook dramas. does not support itself entirely on a mystery. In fact. the love interest in the drama is upper most. The action of the drama hinges around the adventures of wealthy mans son fin the sfum district of a large city.
 Many merry miracles arc performed in the special comedy "Springtime. " with Jimmy Aubrey at his funniest. The popular comedian appears as a street cleaner, although he does little street cleaning in the period of the swift action of the rollicking picture play.
 "Springtime" will be shown at the Columbia thcater commencing today.
 With his queer broom and drol man. ner alone Jimmy Aubrey could have provided fun enough for half an hour but fin addition there is the distresse, maid. the baby carriage and the
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
CAMILLE OF THE YUKON, :" B|G STORY
 AT THE HIP TO-DAY

The Hip begins the week starting today with a three days engagement of Fox's big drama of Alaska, Camille Of the Yukon" IL is a tremendous love story. rich with human interest. Meg Hatfield. tiring of her husband elopinG with a half breed. leaving behind her eight year-old daughter. Hatfield's step daughter. Hatfield swcars re- venge through the girl. As the years roll by, he has become the owner of a large dance hall and gambling den of the far north. and when Ann reaches womanhood. he decides the time is ripe to strike.
 Known as Lady Lou,' Ann presides over tho dance hall. being forced by Hatfield to act as dupe for the men who tempt the goddess of chance. Jean Moreau loves Lady Lou" and when, enrased at being forced to assist Hat field in fleecing Jean of his wealth, Lady Lou" denounces Hatfield as a thief. Jean swears undying gratitude. The fight which results in the expose finds Hatfield escaping with Lady Lou" whom he deserts in a terrific snow storm. She is found more dead than alive by Steve Conohan who nurses her back to health. Steve has fallen in love with the girl and his
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

in fact they cannot be forgotten, and there is the story of romance which will never die. All Redmond shows are of the "hopeful' kind, filled to the brim with good cheer and brightness, and a tear is called for only when en- gendered by kindness and love.
 A full newspaper column could be used to advantage in telling of Nest ling Time" and of the series of plays that will follow by the Redmond com pany, but this is hardly required as the name Redmond in Phoenix is well identified in the Phoenix mind for the best in dramatic and musical stock at popular prices.
 In this connection it might be stated that the Elks box office has been mighty busy since the first mention was made of the Redmond company 1 opening, and as all the seats for the | performances are reserved-including l the matnees-so the wise" will act ] accordingly.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
ED REDMOND'S SHOW TO OPEN WEDNESDAY
 IN WRESTLING TIME"

The formal opening of Ed Redmond's s show Wednesday afternoon, October 27, Nesting Time" is as fit as the proverbial fiddle for immediate presen- tation and which bespeaks a finished performance which can only be com pared with the best travelling show. This is what the public wants and eX- poets, and this is exactly what will be given them. which assurance is felt by play patrons of Phoenix.
 Nesting Time" is what the title in dicates-springtime. joy, happiness ana earthly contentment via the stage, and it will transport each and every per son in the audience into the real of human enjoyment without effort on the part of any person. The songs in l Nesting Time" are songs which finger merrily in the mind for days
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

affection is returned. Their marriage had just taken place when Jean ar rives at the post. Taking in the trend of events at a glance, he decided to say nothing of Lady Lous" past. but when Hatfield also arriving tells Steve whom he has married, and Steve ue- cides to abandon Lady Lou"-it is Jean who proves his affection by per suading Steve to return to his home. His arrival back is just in time to protect Lady Lou" from Hatfield and an accomplice. Her struggle convinces Steve of Lady Lou's" innocence, and he makes short work of the two men, to at last find happiness in the true love of the girl he had married.
 Home Sweet Home" is the Mutt and Jeff comedy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
THE GIFT SUPREME" Is AT THE COLUMBIA COMMENCING TODAY

Several of the screens most promi- nent players are featured iu the all- star cast of the screen drama. "The Gift Supreme" which will head the program at the Columbia theater com mencing today. No one Of the players is starred, but each has been selected to portray the part he or she is best fitted for. Tho picture is in every way. it is claimed. an cxamule of the high est type of screen drama. It is said to bo ono of the best examples of tho new thought in picture production which is Co feature the story as much as the player
 The east includes the names of play CTS wcli-known in stage circles as we'll as screen history. Melbourne Mac Dowcll who has the role of the father fin this Republic release. was at one time tho most handsome male figure ol the American stage. He is known by practically every devotee of the stage of the older generation. Lon Chaney ono of the leading characters. is SnowT
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1920

which has been termed the greatest portrayal Tlexandre Bissons famed character has ever received.
 The Strands Symphony orchestra, under the direction of R. L. Adams, will render a specially arranged program of appropriate music, with George J. Hayes, the Strands master organist, again at the giant pipe organ, render ing. in addition to his setting for the picture Down the Trail to Home Sweet Home"-M. Whitmark & Son s big ballad hit-played as solo with song slides.
 The orchestra organ plays afternoon and evening, and no advance in prices will govern the entire engagement. A London scientist has devised an instrument which measures a parsons s energy by the carbon dioxide in his l breath.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

baby" the superintendent. the police men, the footpads and other effective aids to hilarity.
 The street cleaners fights with the footpads. his struggles with the super intendent, his wild sprinting and tree climbing, all are comical in the eX- treme. The glimpscs of a polo game in the park, where the fun making action takes place, furnish just the needed touch Of contrast to heighten the comedy effects.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
PAULINE FREDERICK in COLDWYN PICTURES

engagement at morning to for sewers years
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-09-02
GIVES CANNING HINTS

Altogether too many people blame
the method for their failures in can
ming when as a matter of fact it is
carelessness in following instruc-
tons" says Selma Rongstad, state
home demonstration leader. "All
homecoming tables are based upon
canning fresh, ripe, sound and firm
food products. Do not try to can old
or over-ripe food or abnormally green
products.
at will be wisdom on the part of
h0usekeepers to can the necessary
amount Of fruits, ever if part or all
must be canned without sugar" is a
statement issued by the United States
department Of agriculture. The de-
partment also states that sugar will
be more plentiful when the housewife
is ready to use the fruits next winter
as the rise in price has encouraged
increased paintings. Since a greater
supply of sugar than ever before has
been handled in this country during
the past few months, unless enor-
mously increased amounts have been
consumed, the trouble must be laid
to boarding by housewives and COM
mercial concerns.
During the past ten years the
American home has made rapid
strides in correcting the evil of living
on a continuous ration of meat, pota-
toes, bread and coffee and using medi-
cine as a laxative, by growing large
gardens and canning the surplus. Dur
ing the war all felt that it was their
patriotic duty to can and help feed
the nation. Every one should look
at the canning problem seriously this
year as it is known that commercial
canned products are going to be from
20 to 25 per cen higher than last
year. Then the commercial Gamer
are not sure that they can supply the
demand. In order then to have fruits
and vegetables in the daily diet the
housewife must do more canning. If
the jars are kept constantly filled with
different products it simpliies the
kitchen responsibilities and saves
money through a greater portion Of
the year"