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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30

Veal Loaf, Separate veal knuekle
in pieces ~ favtng through bone
Wtpc rut IN kettle with ono pound
l.eu ,cal ami ono onion Gover wtth
boiling water. cook slowly until veal
ia tcuder Drain. chop meat HaelY
and ecaann with aalt and prpper
thishlyA Garnish bottom OF mold
with hard hptlcd eggs and parsley.
rtt in layer Of meat. layer ~ thiniy
sIcod hard boiled eggs. aprinklo with
Hnelv chopped parsley and cover with
remaining meat Pour over liquor.
which should be reduced 10 ono cup.
Prrsa and chill. turn on dish and
garnish with parsley.
French Fruit Salad. Two oranges.
thrco bananas. pineapple tdieed). one
cup. twelve English walnut meats. let
tuee fcrlspedl. French dressing. Peel
oranges and remove pulp separately
from each section. tut bananas into
one quarter slfces Dice pineapple ana
break walnut meats into pieces. Mix
prepared ingredients and arrange on
lettuce leaves. Servo with French
dressing
Cornmeal Mullins. cup corn
meal one cup -four. two teaspoons
baking powder. one-half teaspoon
soda. one-half teaspoon salt. two
tablespoons sugar TWO tablespoons
corn OIL ono ogE. one cup sour milk.
Mix the dry ingredients. Beat the
eeg add the sour milk and oil Com
hiue mixtures. Place in hot. oiled
IantIin pans and bake in moderate
oven twenty to twenty five minutes.
Corn and Egg Patties. For these
use corn 6Ieft from dinner tho day
bcfore) which has been cooked on the
cob Slice corn from cob; beat two
eggs until light. add corn. season
with salt and pepper. drop by spoon
into hot skillet which has a tablespoon
Of hot dripping IN 1t. Turn when
brown on one side and brown on the
other. Serve very hot
Vegetable Salad-Use any vegeta-
bles left from dinner the day before
\ good one is made OF string beans
cuhed heets and diced celery, mixed
with mild salad dressing. II Is made
Of one half cup sugar. one tablespoon
-four. one teaspoon salt. two eggs well
| beaten. lump of butter. mustard and
/ pepper to taste, one-half cup vinegar.
one half cup water. Cook in double
boiler until thick add cream to thin
when cold This may he kept on ice
/ for several days. 1t is Inexpensive AMI
easy to make
Chocolate Tapioca-Soak two table
spoons pearl tapioca. one-half cup
water for an hour (minute tapioca
may he used without soaking) Mix
one cup sugar, two tablespoons cocoa.
add beaten egg yolk, one pint of
milk. Cook all in double boiler one
| half hour. Remove from fire. Beat
white of one egg until light pour into
hot mixture. Whip with eggs. whip
five minutes; add one teaspoon vanilla
or dash OF cinnamon. Pour into cups
or mold. Serve with or without
whipped cream
Graham Pudding. fourth cup
fat, one-half cup molasses, one-half
cup milk. one egg. ono and one half
cups graham flour. one half teaspoon
soda, one teaspoon salt. one cup rails
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30

Corn Flake Kisses.-Two cups os
corn fake, two egg whites. one cup
granuiated sugar. one teaspoon va
niua one eup cocoanut. Beat the
whites Of the eggs until stiff and dry
gradually add sugar, then other in-
gradients. stir together. good. Drop
By spoons (not too cIosel on oiled
paper, and bake in very moder hte
oven This will bake two and one
half dozen kisses.
Rice Pudding One-haf cup ot
well-washed rice and a little SALT
cover with water and when soft add
two quarts Of sweet milk. i small
lump of butter, nutmeg and sugar 10
taste. Bake two hours and keep
stirring II every few minutes. Serve
with cream.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
7HE CHARM OF sPoTLEss LINEN.

Il is favorite trick among writer's
= describe the characters whom they
want as 10 like from the start as all
aavs wearing spotless linen no mat
ter how shabby their clothes or how
humble their homes, IL tile writer just
r,nrs in the old trick Of clean linen
We are az once fayo-ably disposed.
And what charactes iii popular novel
e,er managed to ike down the pref
udice placed apon hlm by writer
who described him as wearing soiled
linSar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
AS 70 FLOWERS ~ --E -ousE.

There are soue 1le-w ras r11 '-si
that h nave '1vera 1as
20 add Gst -.a rs. ir.er rrtr
days work vpe-.t. ms
aowers crop '7e.r -.ls r1 -l-hrr
quickly -he vfsrr
changed and ne g3.eu eaters a-a4na
beneath -se ase -tt ~ll-
7 a4 means -Lt-l rlt
does seem rlu- s-e.f.t. t
have ne '0we.s .t- t.-
reason these rala....-s
Wei ToUers .-I ae. ana
beauty r.- -l.at- trn
t4.e
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the l.d * ...4
feel -hat ..a F
been introduced -.
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polishing. and an open
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dls- K makes Ulrl --
up when you ge- IS rh4
thius that veu aeeI -r4-
vacation. HouseVork
get on you- merry >v
instead 3: thar Z YOU
1et the vacation. yeu lCora
point ~ view You need t.t1
the faculty of enjoying
you nave leisure % do 81 N
are aisle 70 take 2 rtt'e
house with nothirs ae
thoughts steer clear e. 'nu work
Above al else, ertns me .ovr--
your house without fh.nar. 1f ht
few minutes extra work 1ay IA
their presence may cause YOU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30

&. THT9 a hourswi'. ssvs Vat I.
M ig Temperance. etr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30

marker is very useful for the person
who buys and reads many new books.
aq nothing is much more Irritating
than to find closed leaves 70 a book
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
Your Household
: Timetable
Why Don't You Make Out = 8,hed
ule 20 Help Tou biona Wtt
Each Days Tsaks.

q. THTS a houHswife avs Vaf
MJ ia temperance atr
means hat 1e rr.trr NJ
on schedule. fho' rh, asoifa ga
bic doing ihe same 'n,rr a. ..c u.
time iodaY ara fourtrr. rsf
likes ~ ia7ve ihn trrsFFsst ..rs
wash ip Tho afternoon fHHt rfe
fera 20 havs washing dDus ou
10 Monday. u frf r1 et.rr rfn-.
than thar other people BOW. G.rr
MOn1ay. ana 'haf 'te 'u.
likes ~ hake ir rores tre
or In Tho middle - t. reHf
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n Tho uakeay
opera singer pr .r. and
r.Oa7f1lv 10 Oh r
vpu lived a'our ~
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k"epi,g sarrr' 10 -.,.-
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rather s'ut..o-~ atr.t
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leaving y h'av1 nm ra~h
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children. vNo ar~ rasf-
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n your Tarv 'frna'ahla r ar- ralfh
9 not quifA - ~ par 'ha-e -Hfhfns
that telDa you nnora r Ee''f-z +ar.nrh
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AN -hn na-te- II .1u ran range 'a
AXE n at tha sarra ems sve~v aaV
Perhaps 1l ave Cav a' lnrna
or a certain afternoon weak taRf y1-r
devote 'l .sh ar'fg''tar ne anon
10 entered o aefr rd
1av ~ no week rrrn nirp-a
or cleaning v1rnan .r.sa t.r
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need III ha entered a 0e-
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the help ~ maid
highly advisable -a Ee' tn as
, 81 doing : ror'an ufre
cleaning every tAr. .Eteal tvfnr
; genera cleaning cav see
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, ing III SATURDAY morning ffs
baking sve~v aa~ .- -1 .l e-a
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
A Marker to Mark Her Place Is the Latest
Fad of the Woman Who Reads

when IN. I. reading - Tho littIs corn
hination marker and cutter makes II
possible always 90 have a paper knife
on hand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
pR|sC0E CuNTY TO SPEND
LARGE AMOUNT ON ROADS

Snocial 30 The News.
SiLVERTON. Texas. Jan. 2S.-
The road engineers have completed
their work ON the proposed highway
through this county and left for
their homes. At the Si0O.0 600 road
bond had To be- re-submitted on ac-
count of an error in the former
election. considerable interest is be-
ginning to center in the election
soon To be held.
In northern Mongolia the dowries
OF marriageablo girls are paid in
dogs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

entertainment. Of course. diversion
is always the paramount thing when
ever amusement is considered. but at
the same time people want something
big and compelling something that
will drive home lew truths with
out preaching sermon or spelling
tho flavor OF a show which Is meant
40 entertain,
Such story rs "polyanna. with
its cheerful philosophy of fladness.
II Is believed that this production.
coming at u time when the country Is
upset hy a period OF adjustment.
viii have an unprecedented rcccp-
tion from the picture patrons.
Miss pickford points out In this
story that even when things are bad
they might be worse This thought.
planted In the minds OF people who
are dissatisfied with wage conditions.
or who think they are not geeting a
fair price for their goods. will tend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
BOARD Of HEALTH
To MEET TONIGHT
ON FLU SITUATION
TWENTY FIVE CASES REPORT.
ED To DIR. u. VI. WiLkEH ~
40 LAST NIGHT.

Twenty five cases OF influenza
were reported yesterday To Dr. r.
NJ. Walker. city health officer. Five
cases previously had been turned in.
making total OF 80 cases In ANA
rillo.
In reporting the eases. several
physicians said that they were un-
certain rs to whether the disease
was influenza, hut they decided that
they would he on the safe side.
The eases reported show that the
disease Is widely scattered over
Amarillo and that two ana three
cases are listed In one family. BE-
cause several in one family get
ting down with the disease. II Is i'm
perative. declares DR.. Walker. that
isolation be practiced.
DIR. Walker said that he would
call a meeting OF the Board Of
Health and OF Amarillo physicians
Ia meet tonight In the commission
chamber OF the city hall. lie be-
lieves that efforts should bo made 10
stamp out the epidemic trend OF in
fluenza now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
~ yOlR EARS RING
WITH HEAD NOISES

II you have roaring buzzine noises
In your ears. are getting hard Of
hearing and fear Catarrhal Deafness.
go to YOUR druggist and set ounce
q parmint tdouble strength, and
add to IL Ia pint ~ hot water and
q little granulaied sugar Take one
tablespoonful -four times a day.
This vii loften bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises
Clogged nostrils should open. breath
ing become easy and the mcus stop
dropping into the throat u Is easy
20 prepare. costs little and Is pleas
ant to take. Anyone who has Ca
tarrhal trouble OF the ears. Is hard
of hearing OF has head noises should
give this prescription trial---adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
MISSION OFFERING
MARY PlCkFORD N
"pClNANNi" TODAY

Critics everywhere assert that
"Pollyanna' is one of the greatest
picture plays ever filmed The ren-
oD for this is ~ the philosophy
upon which thc story b. based con-
iilutcl theme whl,h at the pre-
sent time as 400 unu ually vide lp-
pcal This production viii boz the
feature 40 the Mission thcate. today.
Friday. and saturday.
tsdouhtcdly Mary pickford. with
characteristic far-sightedncss. had
this m mind when she chose this
celebrated work as her first vehicle
Tor the United Artists Corporation.
There is great craving NJ The pro-
sent tite on the part Of the public.
according Ia best informed show
men. for something more than mere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

Let News wsntad' DO the Work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Weak, Thin, Nervous
People Should Take
BitrO-Phosphate


llieus from tho countless Preparations ant
ifratn.eHts which IRE ssatinuaIy heinE udvff-
t..rd fOl the purpose u makiug thin people
nrshF, developing arms ani r"ek, aud replae.
NC ugiy loilnss ana angles BY the saff rufNct
lIuss u hrdlth anl beauty, there ate evil
fraily thousands % uea And wvmeu who
LeeniF feel their excessive thinness.
TAlunra aud weakness are often due %
starved nerves. Oar bodies need more phos-
rhats than h contained 10 modern feuds.
Physicians claim there 10 nothing that Viii
supply this deficiency - wei ~ the organic
Phosphate kuswu amorg diuggisis a. hlifo'
phosphate. ullrh i inexpensive aud u snii ~
most al dTugglsis ullsr q guarantee " saus-
faction 81 mglfy tatk,
rs ie,dine tie nerves directly sui ~ sup
Iiylng the tod cells vita IL necessary laos
paoric fesi elements hltro phosphate should
Fnoa proiufe welcome Transformation In IRE
rpreafancv; ih- Increase in weight ifsqucaiy
isrllg astonishing
lacrcas. iu gsicht aiss carries Win u
general improvement Ia TIE health. NrrtHlf-
rsss slcsplessurss ani lask - energy Naich
nearly alWays accompany sAfesslfr tfiuness
f.rl.if - d dlsnglaar rnii eyes hfis ten aud
tal. ch-ska eias villa the biacin 20 pesislt
health.
CA rthN .--whne ltro Phosphate L. 40.
supposed flr o.. relief n nerve isurss. geHrral
aesllts. etc. tHafr tak.ng 10 WHO do not a.
civ g. pai aa acsh shsuii asr eAifa care "a
avid - ist .sed-s.ss toyis,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
WIVES Of R0TAR|ANS
TO ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS
At LUNCHEON TONIGHT

The wives OF Rotarians-thc Ro-
taryeitos--will be- the entertainers of
thcir husbands tonight.
In lieu of the regular Thursday
luncheon. Thursday evening dinner
will be given by the ladies az the
Hotel Amarillo
Just what the women propose To
do Is n deep secret. they having with
stood every Establishment heretofore
aud absolutely declined to tell their
husbands what Is on the program.
but the evening Is expected to be- q
lively one.
About 12O guests are expected 10
be- on hand Tor the dinner.
Airs Guy Fallcr Is chairman OF the
committee arranging the program
and she Is being assisted by Mes-
DANES ". &. Pipkin. u. b. Hanson.
Don Bowie. John Mcknight. Clyde
Cockrcc and Marvin Mccullough.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
BAKER ASKS COOPERATION
N DRIVE FOR RECRUITS

g serial n inr News
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.--Secre-
tlry Baker has addressed letter
10 the governor OF each state re-
questing his cooperation In the ma
tion wide recruiting drive to be In
augurated by the war departments
and to be- intensified during the
week OF February 30 10 20. which
h. TO be- national enlistment week.
The governors were asked 10 issue
proclamations calling the attention
of other citizens TO the Importance
Of the advantages offered In tho
new citizen army" and 10 otherwise
assist 10 bring the army up to the
full authorized strength.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Commodioui Quarters

Commodious quarters have been
provided Tor the business depart
mont and there viii he room for exc
nanslon and adding of other offices
without causing a rcarrangcment Of
the loom.
a. T. samson. general superntcn-
dent. aud J. ". Mccormick. assls-
lant Superintendent and consiruc-
ton engineer. have their offices On
the Isloony. The directing depart
m,nt q on the balcony. Here will
b. kept all blue prints Of an tho
electric and water mains in the city.
This department can instantly tell
every building tina; Il connected
IA either electricity or water.
10 Maintain Library
The city Light and Water Com
paIy believes that II should provide
looks and magazines for employees
nhu are anxious to learn about that
,inc. \ library is being equipped
ON the balcony. Technical looks
vii, he placed In Il and dog n or
fifteen magazines subscribed for
and filed.
he basement has the store rooms
ma q large assembly room for en-
plCyes. II II expected ttst good
fellowship meetings will be held
rom time 10 time In this room.
arrangements have also been made
~ let Dr u. =. PARCELS troop Of
Boy Scouts use the room for It's
regular meetings.
Stock Rooms
Special bins for storing stock have
been erected They will he num-
hered and card index system will
enable the finding Immediately ~
any stock The water department
will have its repair and testing de-
pnrtmcnt In the basement. The re-
serve stock OF appliances will be
carried downstairs In addition there
il n second store room for the sales
department. In this will he placed
broken cases OF supplies. For In
stance. when case Is open and II
Us found impossible 10 place all It's
ontents IN the main sales room. the
balance will he stored In this room.
Mr.. McSpadden. OF the business
department said that no formal
opening would be- held. but that wish
tors are invited 20 inspect the new
headquarters.
However. Mr.. McSpadden an
nounced that he y tanned to have an
electrical demonstration aud show.
February 10. 20 and II. Several
booths will be erected and repre-
sentatives from manufacturers will
give demonstrations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Cigarettes
CONQUER
CATARRH
Relieve Head Noises, Deaf
ness, Bronchial lrrita'ions. ,
Aid in Preventing Influenza

Great rejoicing, Cigarette that cone
tam np tobacco but ar iiird vita
healing herbal mixture. giving relic.
L. those who su1rf
simply hrht one u tho cigarettes.
lilhale the mrdlcdtrd smoke. then HN-
hale alternately iyum thr mouth and
Through the nose You vIil o. .rtuu-
iShtd and Joyous at the Irn,f
For cntat'h ur persistent cuid in iie
head. as we'll AZ fuf those peculiar
noises and Tor deafness due tu those
causes, also for bronchial ct throat
iffliaiious. as well as e. aid lu pre-
venting the deadly Influenza. set a tox
OF pr. liusstrs Catsrfh Remedy. N
comes 10 cirarettes or. u you pre-
Ter, You may buy u Tor pipe ur for
smoking 10 a holder
No medicine dosing. A pleasant her.
bal smoking relief which has COME
rictely cured many. according 20 their
own voluntary reports.
Go 10 any busy drug store and rrt
Or Blosser's Catarfh Remedy al once
Triple guarantee IA every box dsgL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

to stimulate line OF mental activity
which will result in stabillzIng con-
ditiuns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
NEW HOME OF CITY LIGHT AND WATER
COMPANY EQuIPP Ed WITH MODERN
CONVEN|ENCES FOR ALL employees

No expense Is being spared In
making The new home Of the CITY
Light and Water Company very
beautiful and at the same time eN-
tremely practical Workmen have
been moving the supplies Of tho
company into the location for sew.
oral weeks. while moving Of tho
business offices was completed only
few days ago.
several Years Lease
The company has secured lease
FOR several years u the Pickett
building and is remodoling the
building worthy Of q firm of this
large size. The interior Is finished
'n light tints and the lighting T.
arranged = othat there are no shad.
ows possible The main floor Is 40
by i2O feet.
Front Arrangement
The front part NJ the building -
occupied by the new business de-
cupicd by the new business depart
ment 81 which ". n. McSpaddcn g.
manager. In this department ara
carried all the electrical appliances.
II Is planned to increase this depart
mcnt by adding several lines Of ap.
planes About $4,000 worth Of
new goods ar" In transit now and
are expected shortly.
Mr. McSpadden said that he had
q car load Of electric washing ma
chimes ordered aud that they would
be here within another month. 4
apmpieie line Of vibrator goods will
be added.
To Arrange Displays.
Unusually attractive window dis.
plays will be made Mr.. McSpad-
den has announced that he intends
10 boost the manufacturing interests
NJ Amarillo by asking all manufac-
Jurors 10 furnish goods for win
dow display. each To last about n
week. Later, he may put in COM
)lcte window and let people see the
varied lines that are manufactured
N Amarillo
Two window cases have been built
for the convenience OF customers
who call M the office. One cashier
viii be In attendance all the time
ana on discount days there will be-
iwo.
Lockers For Employees
on the ground floor also are the
offices OF Guy W. Faller. general
manager: G.. S. Makeig. secretary.
and the bookkeeping department.
Private lockers are provided for en-
ployos on the main floor The con-
tract department also has It's head
quarters on this floor.
Electric meters are frequently
brought Ia the office to be tested.
\ testing room has been fitted up
md customers may see the work
lone without leaving the floor. tho
room being ~ the rear of tho build
ing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-13

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-13
SUGAR PRICED AT 14sA CENTS TO
 WHOLESALERS

New York, Jan 13----A price of 14 3-4 cents a pound for granulated sugar refined from the new crop has been established for the wholesale and ma arufacturing trade by the American Sugar Ref ming com1any it announced last night When the refining price was fixed at 9 cents by the sugar equalization board it allowed a profit of one-half cert a pound to whole sa CTS and one cent to retailers ma-k- ing the retail rTioe 10 1-2 cents. AL lowing mid s7en7en an additional prof | of one cent pound, making their rnargin 21-2 cents because of the higher basic price and increased over head expenses, the price per pound to the consumer would be r 1-4 cents. or considerably less than the prevailing retail price,
 The statement of the refining con- pany disc 'oses that it is declining all e--port business until sugar conditions in this country become easier and that in 1919 it delivered more sugar to the domestic trade than in several years
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-13
Don't Be Crlpp cd Rub Pain Gu tvtll Od St. 5 -co05 Oi
Count fifty! Pain gone.

Count fifty! Pain gone.
 Rheumatism is pain only.' Not one case i7 fifty requires internal treatment Stop drugging! Rub the misery rig3h away! Apply soothing, penetrating 'tSt- Jacobs Liniment'' di- rectly upon the tender spot and re- lief comes instantly St Jacobs Lin- iment'' is a harmless rheuma tism lin- iment which never disappoints and can not burn or discolor the skin.
 Timber upI Stop complaining! Get a small trial bottle of "St. Jacobs Liniment'' at any drug store, and in just a moment you'll be free from pain, soreness, stiffness and swelling. Don't suffer- Relief awaits you. ''St. Jacobs Eminent" has relieved mill lions of rheumatism sufferers in the last half century, and is just as good for sciatica, neuralgia, lurnbago backache. sprains and swellings.- Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-13
FARM LOAN ACT
 BONDS EXEMPT

According to an opinion given ves- terday to Tax Commissioner w. H. Corbin by Attorney General Frank E. Healy bonds Of the federal farm loan act are exempt from taxation in this state. The opinion reads.
 'You have subm tied to me the question as to whether bonds issued under authority of the federal farm loan act are subject to taxation In his state Under the provisions of r:iS act, these bonds are specifically e1e=..zs>.--S-s from state, municipal and local taxation.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-13
For the Kitchen.

Aluminium Double Boilers, pint size regular price $25O
 S1.S5 Sauce Pans, and convenient long han dies, regular price S175,
 S1.35 Enqs Farther Tea Pots large size will brew enough for the guests
 95 cts. Aluminium Handle Carving Sets, good steel blades regular price $I5O, Meat SIicers steel blades strong riveted handles regu lar 65 cts. 4S cts. Bread Knives, splendid cutters edge, regular price 35 cts.
 28 cts.