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New Britain herald., 1920-01-14
Menu For Tomorrow.

I;l,e& lfaSt-Gra fruit, 3ridllc cakes. syrup. coffee.
 Luncheon--POtato and cheese soup. brown bread and butter, blushing ap- ples with orange sauce, cookies, tea.
 Characterization stew, baked pota- toes. banana and peanut salad, fig pudding. coffee.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-14
My Own Reef

Grape fruit is an especially good winter fruit. The citric acid con- tflined in it acts as q tonic. Author ities differ as to the advisability of serving fruit first at breakfast. Per sonally l want some fruit before I have anything else.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-14
Italian Stew.

1 pound round steak (groundl. 1 tablespoons bread crumbs. 21a tablespoons grated cheese. Juice 1 onion.
 Tablespoon minced parsley. 1 teaspoon salt. Ii teaspoon paprika. egg yolk.
 Il cup macaroni.
 cup tomato juice. . tablespoons cheese. teaspoon salt.
 Mix first eight ingredients thor oughly and form into balls. Melt , ablespOOnfulS of meat drippingS and slice in l onion. Fry meat balls till brown. Dredge with . tablespoon fuls of flour and brown again. Add 1 cup boiling water and tomato juice. Simmer two hours. Then add macar- oni. cheese and salt and cook 50 min uteS longer.
 Since the early worm iS caught, why be carly--it one must be a worm.
 MARY.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-14

It always pays to serve meal carefully and attractiVcly.
 Even if the meat is a, warmed over dish a crisp sprig or two of parsley dropped on the platter will help to maintain standing the family does not usually associate with leftoVers.
 Plain canned fruit or a very simple pudding may be praised and eaten with relish if the best sherbet glasses or dessert plates are used. but turned down cold, as it were, if passed round in eVerN-day sauce dishes.
 We will often spend hours dressing g up ;t concoction that is so full Of good things that everybody respects it any way. and let sL simple, unassuming. merely wholesome food struggle along without the redeeminS touch.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-14

In the kitchen of her own home Sis ter Mary cooks daily for family Of four adults. She brought to her kitchen an understanding of the chem istry of cooking, gained from study Of domestic science in a state university. Consequently the advice she offers is d happy combination of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives is her own, first tried out and served at her family table.
 Copyright, 1919, x F., AD
New Britain herald., 1920-01-14
NERVOUS
 REGISTRATION
Mrs. J. Christman Proved
 That Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is a Remedy for this Trouble.

Binghamton, N. Y.-t'1 was in a very nArYoils condition for over a wear my
New Britain herald., 1920-01-14

pmmo was gloomy, Icould see no light on sanything, could not lwork and could not
 have anyone to see trne. Doctors med fcine did not help me tand Lydia E. Pink h a ms Vegetable iCompound was re- Ecornmended. I took
 i t a n d a m now Wv e II. I recom- 1mend it to all amict.-
New Britain herald., 1920-01-14

Three thousand-that's the capital priZC.--ldIt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-14

FiVA thOusand-Oh BoN-the E,lks give it aWay.-advt
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Dividends
THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST CONF.

THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY
June 30, 1920.
AhDlttl So'WUV,VUV.Vu
SurDlus ...,. .,..........'..' y, hVO,U OOUO
Undivided profits ............. SS8,152. 10
Tho Board of Directors OF the Land Tito
and Trust Company has this day declared a
payable August 2. 1920. to stockholders Of
record at y. M, July 'i5, 1920.
LEWIS =. GETGER, JR.,
Treasurer,
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING

limited States Engineers oniee Whining:
ton: ton. Dnntil ii a. M July is. 1870. and then
opened for Dredging Waterway nSS Ssswesn Ns
rrapaS Delaware. Further information on
application.
oETICE OF THE QUARTERsIAsTER GEN
crai, Clothing and EGuipsse pivIsioe; ny; N.Y.
nltions nltiosois viii be received here until IL a. m.
ggriy 2I. 1890. for furnishing az or any part
Sf|s OF 2. 500. 900 stock collars Information on
rsuue6t,
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HAMILTON TRUST COMPANY,
TIIE COMMONWEALTH TITLE INSUR-
ANCE AND Trust COMPANY.
MI ia lnkl I,,1,,


The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend of three per cent t3eS)
free Of state tax. payable August 10th to
stocpholders OF record at the close Of busi-
ness '''' JAMES y, ELLISON. Treasurer,
OFFICE OF THE PENN; SALT "a 7, MFG: ~. CO:
held this! day Quarterly Dividend OF Two
ar,T CIV oISth. 1920, to stockholders Of record
June 8Oth. 1890. Checks Will BE- mailed.
AARTHUh 1 Z; fiiE; 1870 treasurer.
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Philadelphia Markets

Misunderstanding. 38,sa9 bush. Market
nSn%T TsG %ner Car S's s eEgSr' Ss1d vS
s$g LOS; no, ! red winter; ssrIicky, ,?.SSG
2Ss; No TsS Tinss5 .2's7Ss; Ne SaTd ssr
ilcRy. il ,2p5Se.oS; No. 8 red wintsr s.. 64a
2o7;, No: hard winter; s2,e4%2.o7; No;
red TeS SHtsr Mnt'i S5S hasd wSier @
s2sog2Ss; No. red winter;o e. saTTlbic&. y ! e :.
No, s hard winter g. SEQ SO; No. : rcd
winter. garlicky. S2.s1 @2s4. Sample ac-
''tSilN 'CoRN@Receipts receipts 2sos bush. Dull and
tior. at si.s?91.sO. the latter for No,
etoSATs-Receipts. 1890 bush. Steady at
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PARTNERsHIPs
nISsnIITI0N MOTTO

,DIss0LuTi0OsNI N0IiCEs tSs, tso nar,r.r.
sSdGph MS1fSsr SsrsSy trSfe
as the Upa' consent and that The interest OF
by ns mu'Ia' Creaven in said partnership has
BEEN purchased by Rudolph N MuslKar; s.,o wh4 ne
liabillties' RUDOLPH A. MUZIKAR.
JAMES ]. CREAVEN.
p,ted Tune q, 1920.
IaTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
now .sS'1E FssSsS Ssswetr raans AZ ssr
geaht pscher photographers, 1924 Walnut
st se' Phiia', viii be dissolved July ~, 1920; @
Creditors having claims Tny. asats'' sats SAID hrm
present the''i BELL FISCHER.
Per D SERGEANT BELL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-14

Total s10.515,D00 compared with $l2,-
4b2. 900 yesterday. Thus far this week. s32
401 900. Same period last week, 500. 500. 900.
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FINANCIAL



s.sy= TO THE HOLDERS OF WEBSTER
Coal and Coke Company's Consoli-
dated First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold
NOTICE is, hereby given. pursuan, to
Mortgege, dated March list 1909. securing
the above bonds that on the fifteenth day
OF July, 1870, at twelve o'clock Noon nj
Room 41s stephen Girard Building, Ph,la.
delphia. Pennsylvania. there will be a mee.-
ing Of the holders Of the outstanding bonds
dated First MortsaRe for the purpose Of
voting on tho proposed release from the l,en
and operation of said mortgage, OF L. foi.
lowing parcels OF land included in said mort
Three tracts or parcels OF surface in Sum.
rncrhlll Township. Cambria County, Penn.
sylvania, asvregating ebouh $40 acres 40
perches. proposed to be sold to Conrad
"fRasps'n:l "TwSn,sielsht Tracts or parcels o, coal,
situate IN Cambria. croyle and su@mssbtii dii
arercgating about 3407 acres ana "A
pc chss. with OF acres and 25 perches O.
surface: proposed TO be sold to tho Melvs
EisSs ,TSss Or Dsreols st seal situate in
ships, Cambria County, Pennsylvania. AZ.
gre, ,ating about 1s1 acres and 40 perches,
proposed to be EXCHANGED wi'h the Summit
Water supply Company for two tracts OF
coal In Munster and Summcrhill Townsairs
Cambria courty. Pennsylvania. aggregatirs
WEBSTER COAL AMI COKE COMPANY.
By A. @. EDWARDS.
y-cre'ary sd Treasurer.
Dated New York. June 10. 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-14
National Properties Company
Bondholders' Protective Committee
To the holders of the 4-6qo Secured Gold Bonds of
National Properties Company

the above bonds having necessary
and the of the security pledged that
and unity of action should obtained The undersigned
the protection the interest all the holders Of the said e
s edn a ae to an
is lodged with the depositary hereinafter named.
Holders of said bonds requested deposit the with
the Lives and Granting
than July 2eth 1920 three o'clock M when the
do will Said dpostay will issue certificates
Of deposit therefor All registered bonds must be accompanied
with proper transfers thereof &sa
Committee submits you for your consideration
of which file the Office of its depositary By the
of the Offer must accepted by Committee before
the 26th day of July. sta
Your Committee accordingly has extended time for
deposit of bonds until the 26th day of July next
All dposting requested express
dapprova before the 26h day of July 1920
M @ p S mag s p
such approval dsapprva before said 26h day
july 1920 which day the Committee must adopt reject
the said plan.
Of the face value the
The American Railways Company when acquired by the Com
of their bonds will receive in addition ~ Second Preferred
Stock of The American Railways Company to the amount OF the
plan additional of the Common Stock Of The
Railways Company of at least 1000 of the face OF his
deposited bonds
Copies plan deposit be obtained
at the Pennsylvania Company for assurances Lives
and Granting Annuties.
Dated July 18th, 1920
EEAXX EyAX GRIHRnI RAMP4hIPH Chairman;
J. cIARK E serssry srsa, ARTHuR y MORTON;
Philadelphia q CLARENCE MILLER
Committee.
PRCHARD, SAUL. BAYARD & EVANS.
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BAR SILVER

Domestic bar silver was unchanged in
New York today at 99hc; foreign was
off kc, at 93c In London, the price
was bd higher. at 53&d.
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Proposals
Sp1n.OOQ
LOWER MEKISS TOWNSHIP
MONTGOMERY C9yyNTY; PGEiSSN,SSYYLvANIA GiS

p,,. MWtd are invited for Tor ss7o 900 'G-S Z s.1o per
cent Serial coupon bonds of Lower Merton
townsh'p,; 70 ah@ july !. free OF ali Pennsylvsna
Sars taxss except s1ceession inheritance taxes;
10000 seT,es a. maturing stIn. January Iy,l l.
.,Sc .ySt maturing January /, 1929 to 1928.
Pr,yi,ege OF registration as TO principal by
Ner IeS esSSn,aia.s.to be approved by Messrs. Town
ssnS. TiIiotr & Niunson; Of Philadelphia.
seua; uHaa;,tiement TO be made August l.
SSeeeied bids to be addressed to Chairman
FINANCE Committee. Office OF Tow1shig Com
miissni,,av Bonds" and accompanied by a
cnsrtified check for $4,000 to order Of township
OF LSwsII Viii be- opened Tuesday. July co. 1920.
at p H. @. c. ANDERSON.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04
SUES REQUEST-PART N.

But for all the Goblin said about the
Moon man smiling, Sue knew IL was not
safe 10 waken folks from nap; but she
felt that the Goblins knew old Moon Man
better than she did, and they should
know
When they reached the clouds the
COLLINS hunted behind them looking for
the Moon man, and after while, when Sue
thought they were not going 10 find him,
one of the COLLINS came running towards
them reckoning for them To follow.
Behind big black cloud which was
lined with a soft, feccy silver cloud, Sue
saw the old Moon man was fast asleep
On his head he wore fieecy little
cloud for a nightoap, and the pillow was
another heecy cloud, while his cover was
a larger cloud and SO soft and light it
looked like down.
He was smiling in his sleep and sue
began to think that after all he might not
I've like humans, who were cross when
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04

DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright. 1915, ~ tho Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. Now York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
BY Laura A. kirkman.
A TIME BUDGET IN THE HOME.

! Efficient housekeepers know tho inn
! portance of having a financial budget for
tho home, but comparatively few realize
that time budget is equally important
The homemaker knows that certain
amount of baking, special cleaning, sew
ing and so on must be done during Ger
tain period Of time-say a month-but she
usually depends upon the hit-or-rniss sys-
tenn of getting the work done and carries
the detail in her head.
This means that instead Of distributing
the hardest work evenly there will be DAYS
Of frantic effort because the house il all
at "sixes and sevens' as result Of poor
management II means too that she never
I knows just how much time she has for rest
and recreation; and. being conscientious,
she is apt To take too little time for. this
rather than too much.
If she would once make out monthly
schedule on tho first Of the month. written
plainly on sheet of foolscap and pin this
schedule over her desk for ready reference,
she could not be persuaded Co 60 back TO
the old unchartered method.
II is not easy TO gauge ones ability in
advance the first time, and plan accurately
just what can be accomplished; but II
records arc kept during the first trial of
this schedule-plsn they will aid in making
out the second months schedule. This is
fascinating work. and by installing this
system the housekeeper will find that her
mind is left clear for the problems of each
day, as they come up instead Of having
her memory taxed by trying 20 remember
future duties.
The monthly schedule is really only the
outline over which the heavier tasks are
distributed From this is made, on the
first of every week. q weekly schedule that
il more complete. this weekly schedule
should have a sheet Of (oolscap for every
day and they may lie clampcd together
and kept on the desk where. az the end Of
the day items can be checked off and the
page turned.
Some women have the erroneous idea
that making working outline at this kind
requires much time and Thought but II
does not. After the first schedule has been
made the others are mainly repetition
of general tasks, cleaning, etc, etc. with
the addition now and then Of more season.
able work
\ few minutes spent every evening run
ming n pen through the accomplished
tasks, or moving forward on the schedule !
work that remains undoEe, will be an I'M I
petlis to the busy woman who realizes /
that st last she IS measuring her own eff /
cheney.
One very important item on the time +
budget is rest. For the human machine 1
cannot be driven st top speed all day /
without some rest, and al least one hour
every afternoon should be DEVOTED TO
lying down or at least 80 reading peace
fully III a roomy, comfortable chair per-
fectly relaxed.
Tomorrow for the Little
House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04

| they awolxe sometimes but she warned the
| COLLINS to wait as long as they could. as
she only wanted the rain clouds cleared
away by morning
We will show YOU the stars while We
wait. said the Goblins. taking Sue to
the top of a high cloud. and looking over
J It Sue saw millions OF twInkling stars IN
a big sheet of blue
They do not know the Moon Man Is
asleep, YOU see" explained the COLLINS,
land are all ready 10 be seen by the Earth
folk IS soon rs the clouds are cleared away.
The Goblin took her back TO the sleep
ing Moon man and, dropping her hand
for the first time, he took the hand Of
another Goblin and they 81 began TO
dance and sing
In minute the Moon man opened his
eyes and seeing the funny little COLLINS,
he began TO laugh
He did not see Sue at first, sitting on
cloud little way from him. but when he
did he pulled off his nightcap and sat up
'fWho is this little stranger" he asked,
smiling all the time
III YOU please said Sue, who felt
she should make her own request, II
came to ask If you would be willing TO
get up in time to clear away the rain
clouds before morning ! am going TO
have a picnic tomorrow, and ! hope YOU
will not be cross. Mr.. Moon man, because
VIC swoke you from your nap"
''Ohl not at all my dear; / have slept
long time and | viii get right up and
begin to work. Now, you run home, and
when you wake up you will see me shining
and the sky quite clear"
She did not remember how she reached
home. but the next thing she knew she
opened her eyes and was in her bed, with
the moonlight streaming In through the
window.
When her mother awoke her In the
morning the sun was shining. "The
moon cleared away the clouds" said her
mother, land you can have your picnic.
Yes, asked him TO get up a little early
and he said he would" replied Sue, telling
her mother about her strange visit. "Do
you think it was dream, mother, or did
the Goblin really take rue there?"
Il think it was a dream, her mother
told her, "but children see and hear things
that grown-ups never do, so cannot be
sure"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04
MY MOTHER TOOK
HYPO-COD WITH
GRAND RESULTS
Declares it Built Her Up Fine
and Helped Little Boy
Too.
BOY WAS DELICATE FOR
YEARS, SHE SAID

81 was IN rundown weak, nervous
condition and so on the advice of friend
began taking Earle's Hypo-Cod a few
DAYS ago and also gave it to my little boy
who for years has been thin and delicate.
We both have been taking ii and it is
fine | think, declared Mrs. Henry Gaus
whose address is given below.
II Just felt languid and tired. Vas a
little nervous and did not relish my food.
MY housework was burden to me-
but since I've been using Earle's Hypo-
Cod only few days feel much stronger,
My homework isn't firing like it was
and moves along fine.
'My little boy for years has had a
cough that hung on to him and his little
stomach didn't work right, but he is
improving too. He doesn't have that
constant cough and you can see by look
ing at him that he is being helped. In
fact believe that we have ut last found
the tonic to make our little boy strong
and robust like other children" con-
tinued Mrs. Gaus, 423 CedArville street,
Z. E., Pittsburg, Pa.
Everyone whether i'll or not might
very wisely fortify their system just at
this time with a good building tonic. 1t
increases your disease resisting vitality.
Winter and Spring. Read what Others
say about Earles Hypo-Cod in articles
appearing almost daily in this paper.
Then get bottle on the way home
tonight. Insist upon the genuine.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is sold here By
Eckerd Medicine Store, sos. Market
street, and the leading druggists in all
nearby towns. Price SIPS plus 5 cents
war tax
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape.

Yestidday aftirnoOn my nose Itched like
enything and had TO keep on twisting il
Ground to make II stop IS If was making
fearse faces at sumbody, and was setting
on the floor IN ma 5 room looking over my
stamp album and asking ma different u,Ies-
tons about different things, and suddinly
all of a suddin she sed, For grayshiss
sakes, Benny, if YOU cant speek to me
without making those dredfill faces at me,
WY you don't need to speek to me at all.
They amt faces, ma, my nose is itchy.
/ sed
| don't care weather it is or not, they're
faces, sed ma
Well G.. ma, there's nuthing personal
about them, | sed, and ma sed. Well Id
rather not have them pointed at me- have
a site hedake today and they make it
werse-there, you Jest made another one,
for mersey sakes cant you thlDk OF some
ware elts to go for little VILE
Can 60 down and ask Nora for crul-
Ter, smell her frying them, / sed, Yes, by
all mems. by all mems, yes. Meening !
could. and ] went down and stuck my he'd
in the kitchin door, saying, Nora, ma sed
] could ask you for a crueller.
And did she say you could make q
munkey face at me too? sed Nora.
Aw 6, gosh, my nose itches, sed.
And if ] get cupple of good kacEs at
you you'll itch in some more places, bleeve
me, sed Nora
WITCH lest then my nose gave fearse
itch and j twisted my hole face and Nora
ran and made a grab for me and tx
capped by ducking under the dining room
table and out the dining room door, say
ing, Aw G, don't you know a itchy nose
Wen you see one, amt you got eny educa-
ton?
And put on my hat and coat and went
out with the fellows, none of them think
ing was making faces at them on account
OF them having itchy noses themselves
sumtimes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04

Lost something? Try classified adj
vertisement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04

in cabinets under giass. II the DOOR
are tight they vii not need frequent
busting
As for other ornaments have a fcW n
them In evidence, especially ip ssmraer,
M possible. Tee glasss flower holders. and
when they arc not ~ Dse keep them on
o pantry shelf And pack away many ~
The little nlcknackr that yoi wish in
evidence IN winter, for they DO little 10
summer, eaye gather dust - murh n
The summer life ~ spent out u d00fs
that we do not notice baplooIinp
house, save to feel that Il Is estfui and
cooler than enc filled with tinlG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04

long without noticing the results The
only thing we can do Ia To decrease the
number of articles to be busted decrease
the dust-coIlecting surfaces.
To begin with, II IT is possible 10 plan
the house you live in, have IL made with
simple woodwork. Bascboards with only
one or two fittings arc far simpler than
those OF intricate turning. And the same
holds Of wood panclinR of any sort and
Of door and window frames. Fortunately
the day Of ornate plaster corniccs il past.
They harborcd dust in an astonishing
manner.
Next, bare floor collects les duet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04

You try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04

than carpets. So, u possible, have oil the
floors in your ho,,re well painted, oiled or
waxcd, and use rugs. In summer, when all
the windows nrc open NIL tho timer, re-
move some Of the rugs. A dinng-room
without rugs Is far easier ~ care for than
one with rugs. And il fel's nre fastened
on the legs Of the chair there IL little
danger Of scratching the floor. After
each meal tie room can be made free Of
crumbs aud dust .ith a soft brush or AN
oiled mop.
Then there ara ornaments dust
collectors Of tho house. II you have many
valuable ciirios, by all means keep them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04
Easy Way to Remove
Freckles and Eruptions

Some women have skin OF such texture
they occasionally are annoyed by the sud-
den appearance of freckies slight erup-
lions fine lines. March winds usually
play havoc with SKINS of that kind. In such
cases If one viii procure an ounce OF com
mon mercoiized wax at any drug store
apply little of il before retiring like cold
cream. she can easily overcome the trouble
When the wax is washed off the next morn
ing almost invisible faky skin particles
come with II. The entire outer cuticle is
removed in this way in a week or SO. with
al its defects. No bleach could so effec-
tuatly remove frecdles or blemishes The
new surface IL smooth, clear, fresh looking
No harm or Inconvenience accompanies this
su.anls tyea tmeut.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-04
Campaign Against Loss.

During this month the Southern Divi-
sion of the Pennsylvania railroad will
inaugurate a special drive to reduce loss
and damage claims. The drive is designed
TO eliminate the economic loss caused bv
freight claims and to protect the public
from the delay and annoyance resulting
therefrom. The public is asked to help in
proper packing. proper marking and fol-
lowing proper shipping instructions.