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

nenost nasebo vojska n jebo Wy.
soka intelligence pfckvapoyala.
Amcricke casopisy pfinesly 0
ttchto lcgionaffch vclicc nadscne
zprhvy. Pan Svoboda ziskal cd
legiondfd, jimiz byl pfijat velicc
srdctne, mnobo pamdtek, jake
kolcakovske, carske a boIsevickf
pcnizc papirovt d vytisk jejich
bummisticktho cappisu "Hm.
packy', ktcry stAI opravdu m
yysokk Groyni. Bnde mfti ma tn.
70 nhystevu yzdy ptknou pamht.
ku.
Ma zphtecnf ccste zastayiI sc V
H. kdc u svych pfAtcI
se zdrzc! nfkoIik dni. vsude 40
mu libilo D ysndc No NIL dobfc,
aysak piece rad No zase yrhtiI do
d6mova V Omnze, kde u.
sazctt je nyni u syt dcery q zets,
manzeI6 Y, Syobodovych.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

soudch q bosti. Pofhdajicf yybor
sv6domite postaral W. o ndlczitt
pobnycni vsech 1castnikh, TAX n
vsichni zajistt odncsou NJ y tech,
10 sokolskgeh slavnosti ncjkrhs.
dojmy. sokolskt slavnosti
" Crete, Nebr, zahdjeny budon '
phtek, dnc q. srpna, uvitanim
borcn n soudch Vcccr uspofA.
dan Dude programoyy vecirck a
t0nccnf vinck.
v sobotu, dne ~. srpna, budon
Ne konati Mvody We VAyroyE par.
ku V Crete vcecr n~spofdddno
Dude v Sokolske sfpi diyadeInf
p~fedstaycni "JnIinciny vdavky."
ri tom TAKE rozdany budou o..
ny vjttzGme p0 divadIc Il rozd6
nj cen nhdedoyati Dude yolnh M.
bava.
Y ncdtIi; dnc ~. srpnn, uspo.
Md6p Dude yeJkg prhyod DO par.
kn, kde proyedeno Dude % "
ve1kH yefsjoe c,f1tnf Sbrom6zdf
nj Dude odoyeoo ptkoIika heDf.
NY, vecer pax nspofhdAn bpde
tannenf yinek.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
oKRsKovE zAvoDY "a.
PADNf zUPY SOKOLSKE

Ucast ma okrskoyych zayodcch
I1padnf znpy sokolskt, ktcrt ko.
natl budou se We dncch n. az ~.
srpna v Crete, Ncbr, Dude znac.
nj u yscchno nasvtdcuje tomu, Ne
okrskovy tcnto sokolsky sIct
cestnf faditi Dude nc k podobnym
sIetdm, konan}m pred vhlkon. Ma
zayodcch a vcfejntm cviceni, die
dosavadnich zprav, bude We 20.
diIcti kolem 300 sokold, sokolic u
dorostu. VcIkh Omaha Dude mi
ii zastoupcnf yclicc eestnt.
TIL Jcdnota Sokol Omaha Wy.
sIe Gctn evidenced n cblapeckg DO.
rost TEL led SokoI Tys Oma.
ha yyslc cefn cyi6ench, fetu sokD.
lex D cetu meek. Sbor Omaz.
skgch SokoIek zastoupen Dude M
MhvDdeeb fef0n All Oh tIeDky
MICH TEL Jednota Sokol Fueg,
DerTyT South Omaha vysIe M
MyOdy eetH evidenced . Sbr 10.
koIek Libuse South Omaha yysJe
takt fetn ad D 10 Menkymch I'VE.
fejnkho cyi6cDf V uedeji, dnt ~,
srpna, e11asf0j ~ TAKE ceta vb.
skgeh sokoIh, kfer6 proyede VA.
jfmayh syojc evident.
Crste, Nebr, yykmmDo ronsA.
hIb pffpravy h ptiyitaoi boreh,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

p. f.. Syoboda IT., bgyaly mai.
tel Hoboucnicktho zhyodu Pan
Syoboda dlcl bIaynt ma naystly6
syebo syna, p. Otty A, Syobody,
ktery je kapitancm v americkG
armdde n mi nynf stanoyiste '
Baltimore, Nd. v domhenosti
sytho syna V Baltimore zdrzcl se
p. Syoboda 20 diva mesfcc, Y kite.
rezto dobe take zayitaI do Nor,
folk M Dhvs6vu legionafh, KITE
n pfyodnS nastonpili ccstu do
VAST M arnerjck6 paroIodi Mt
Vernon a nhsledkem zIomcni lod.
niho Monbu byli nucepi pfisthti
m atnercki phdt q cckati III nj.
kolik tgdn6 M dalM transport.
Med tfmito statccnymi Iegio.
nhH se D. Svobodoyi yeline Iibi
TO- q mbobymi n poboyofjI RI
nebof sam dobfc rnsky mIu,
VI, byy Dive Y Husku deIsf dobu
nsazens q Iegionhffch mluyi Il
nadscnim. Ukhzal MIN ceIon IN.
dn zajimayych fotografii Iepjo.
mfr y tdbora Y NorfoIkn n NJ III.
q u tobo, 20 yjdfJi jsme M
obrazclcb, soudfmc, IN jeho
padsenf pro Iegionah j. zeeIa 0.
LegjondH, jok jiz jsmp
0 tom zprhyy pfioesJi, pro.
yHdH v Norfolkn yeIkh evident
kteyh y smerjckh vefejDosb W,
yeJkf pfekyapeol Ukhz.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
SLET A ZAVODY KAT0.
LICKE JED. sOKOL
Budou 10 konati ye dnech 2, az 7,
ZAfi v OmaZe.

Rozsahlt pfipravy kondny jsoo
pro pity yseobcenS slct a zhyody
Katolickt Jcdnoty sokol, jez u.
spofadany bndou We dnccb 2. M
T. zdf, 1920, Y Omaze, Neb ~
zhjmu, kterg We D tento slet d H.
vody jeyi v kruzieh katolickfbo
sokolstya v celgch Spojcogch
Sthtcch, d6 No sniditi, NJ sIayno-
VII tyto bndou 10 fadifi X ncjzda.
Hlejsim u ncjyice obcsIan9m.
Mnozstyf zhyodnfch let y rhzngch
mist Spojcngch Statd u pGhIhse.
no q take mnozstyj bosti y bIizka |
h dhIi se dostayl
Slaynosti Katolicktbo SokoIa
mhajeny bndon We etyrtek, dnc
r. MT1, nyffacim yecirkem v sini
Katoiickth0 SokoIa ma Uni tn
DGett uIici, v patck, dpe n Mn.
proyedeuo Dude mistnfmj ocbotnf
Ky V sfnj KatoIiekfbo sokoJa NJ.
vadeInf pfedstayepf PodskaIhk'
jez byIo pecIiyt nacyieeno q MIL
w setkA W. u plDgm zdarem. v
sobotu, dDe A. Mn, uspofad5o bu.
v sfejDh sfnj tsDernf yjnrk IN
vknch tFebto vecfrk6 hide
' 3 hodi0.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

Hayody vlastni konati budou Sc
M CrcigbtonoyG cyicisti m Diva.
cAtt scste a California uliclch v
p6tck n v sobotu, 3 u A. zhfi, pc
cel9 den v ncdfIi, dnc g. zafi,
u~spofAddno Dude IN tonic cvici.
hi yefcjne cyitcni ysech zavodi,
eich Program zabajen Dude v
2 30 bod. odpoIcdnc. Ma cyicistk
uspofddan Dude vclky prdvod,
lacrS vyjdc q KatoIickf Sokolov.
ny 80 bod odpolcdnc. Veter
Y ncdtli pax koua 70 V sini Kate
lckhb0 Sokola konccrt Pr TITO
pfflczjtosfi shromhzdfpf Dude o.
SIoycno nrkolika fccniky v pom.
deli, dnc 9. Mi, shromAzdl Sc 0.
pffnf z~ayodnfci, hosth d obrccn
stvo Y sini Katolickfho Sokola
Nekoljk dobrgcb fccplk6 osloV
sbromhzdhnj, nafez rozdhny bp.
dou Dcby yfttzdm pfi zhyodech
VcTer konA W tanccui vhnccek
Ystupnt M Myodistk AsnoycDo
byJo 10 80 eff M osobu b ~ et6,
pro dftky Pro yccfrky Y Knt0h
ekh sokoIoynh j., ystupDh 81 Stnt6
q djfky ~ eeuth
Pofadajjci ygbor ucinii rozsahle
pHprayy, aby D pobodIf D pobave.
NJ ysecb bosn naIeziK byIo posfa.
yauo Nenj poobybnosh D tim, NJ
snaha jeho kovunoyaDa hide dos
ko6atgm zdarem,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
AK. sAR. BEN KARNEvAL
BUDL MA CAPITOL AVE-,

Nfstskd rada oprAvnila pouzin
Capitol avenue, "a H. ku 10, MI
81 . H. u -. uIict, ID Dodge uIi.
ce W. Capitol aye, pro pouIienf
karDcyaI Ak. Ssr. Ben, Mrovc1
mfsteskh rada poyoIiIs 1880 m
zyIAstnf osyetIeof nile bfbem Al
MayOostf jM budM Oh
do u.s. mn koDAny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
WATTL ~ z NAvbTk
Wy sYNA MA vYCHoDk

v NebtD dnech yrhtij NJ y deL
him pobytu " rfzn5eh mHstecb
M yJebodd znamg AdejN krajaD,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

Pro hochy, sleeny q dtti pletcnh a mu.
Eelinos6 spoJni prhdlo Y celkuj ttmtf vkccky
yeIkosti zahrnuty; zyldstnost y tonic W.
prodcii, dbor IN
Brandeis Storcs4-Tfcti podlaha-Vyc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

1SPORY, jich1 m0scie nyni dociliti n%6kupcm ma n
- budcte dbori potfebovut, jsou dosti yclikt, al
zimui sasoby v tonic wlikcm vyprodcji s%poduiho pr
Neni nam %moinSm ziSkati zroyna iolik iuc,h
iieh V minulem roce %poskytlI, nicmtna d6tsktho Spo,
Radeji obmezimc tcnto ySprodej na mnozstyi,
stejnd yclke %hodnoty, jake jsmc Y minulfm rocc poi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
PLAN BUREAU FOR
BETTER BUSINESS.
Ad Club Discuss Forma-
ton at Luncheon
Next Thursday.
GIVE BANQUET MAY IL
Change Date Of Regular Noon
Luncheon Meetings to
Aid Trade Trips.

The regular weekly luncheon and
meeting of the Advertising club is
10 be held next Thursday instead of
tuesday because Of the trade trip
by the retail merchants association.
As all of the trade trips are 10 be
made on Tuesdays, Advertising club
iuncheons will be held op Thursday
for the next five weeks.
Speakers will make four minute
5talks on the better business bureau,
which is TO be established here as
an adjunct to the Advertising club
! and as most important medium of
bettex service to all business men.
The speakers and their subjects
are:
z. T.. McAnelly. "objects OF a Bet
ter Business Bureau and How II
Serves"
Max Madansky. How 1t Protects
the Public and Reduces Unfair Com
petition
5. u. Pickering. "How It helps
Honest Business to Maintain Accu-
racy and How it Removes Suspicion
Between Firms"
Or. Fred s. Clinton. How 1,
Augments Community Prestige.
Joe Lyon. How 1t Affects Finan-
cial Advertising"
II. S. Raymond, classified and di-
rect by Mail Advertising; How AZ
fected by the Better Business Bu-
reau."
r. s. Horn. "A unique service and
How 1t Co-operates With Newspa-
pers."
At a banquet 10 be given on May
i2, concrete steps are TO be taken to-
ward the establishment OF the bet
ter business bureau. Several hun
,dred business men will be invited 10
hear speaker of national rcputa-
ton who is connected with the AS
sociated Advertising clubs of the
world.
Better business bureaus are now
maintained in virtually every city of
Importance in America These bu-
reaus have been found to fill Pc
culiar place in the general scheme
Of business, and are regarded as a
tremendous factor in maintaining
proper relations between business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

HENRY ETTA, April 2i--T II e.
Lions club proposes To stake a scrics
OF entertainments for the ldtc sum
iucr In which such noted men as
Thomas Il. Marshall Ralph pollcttc.
opiV Reed and champ clark will
be the drawing cards
ADA, April D. The pontotoc Gus
tom Gin company, with a capitali-
7ation OF t23.OOO, announces divi-
dends OF tiS,tO0 or so per cont This
company was organized in 1914, ana
is composed Of farmers who finance
thoir own ginning. II has been q
paying proposition from the start
but this years profits exceed the
record.
NORMAN, April Twenty tive
university seniors were elected to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

membership Wednesday afternoon
In mi Beta Kappa. the local or
gauilatiuu W which is To bc in
stalled shortly Public notice " the
date and nature OF the installation
win bc made later.
pONCA cry. Aprl 2t.-Tclc-
grams wcro sent friday to con
gresham Snyder of New York.
chairman OF the house Indian at
fairs committee, requesting that the
committee visit pouca city ON It's
contemplated trip to oklahoma to
study Indian matters first hand.
Spain irrigatcs only pcr cen,
OF It's cultivated land. but the irri.
gated sections produce about ono
fourth OF the Countty's crops
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Mems Phoenix Isle hose, Sc
lectcd cotton yarn, fast dye,
assured superior quality and
service. Plain cOlors or gray,
Cordoyan aud white and
black, all sizes, 9a cSn
to IL. Priced at. OCC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
State Briefs

JET, April 24.--R. W. Azbill re-
Gently purchased the Savoy theater
from G. A. Hinshaw. The new
owner has begun the erection OF an
airdome and will provide perma-
nent home for the show.
CHEROKEE, April 2i.--Ilarry
Spurrier. formerly OF this city but
for the last two years postmaster
at Kiowa, Kan, has resigned and
will accept a position with a cores
pondence school at Tulsa.
BEGGS, April 24.--The senior
class In high school will present its
first commencement program Fri
day, April 30. when the playet.
when Smith stepped Out" win bo
staged nj the Empress theater. Re-
hearsals are being held daily
PONCA CITY, April 2i.--The
chamber OF commerce went on rec
ord Thursday night for hard sur
face road system for oklahoma,
similar to the plans proposed by
Governor Robertson. II developed
that the governors proposed S75.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

men and their customers and clients.
Realizing the growing need in
Tulsa Of a service such as the better
business bureau renders, the Adver-
tising club definitely decided a few
days ago to perfect the organization
that its effects may begin to be
felt at once.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

A special lot OF discontinued
Phoenix silk hose In fancy
patterns Sizes II TO l2 only
Regularly priced nnh snld n
Sl35. Because of the fact
that this number Is discpu-
I.2gS9. plIatSs Ts sSem are a,... 9Oc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Mems cotton Isle hose. dou-
Bile sole, triple heel and toe;
plain colors Of gray, cham
payne, tan and black. Elias
tc ribbed top: very service
able and priced at about ;he
present wholesale o.
worth ,,,,,,....... Wv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

100000 bond issue would be gladly
supported here
BEGGS, Aprl 2l-A posi- Of the
American Legion was organized here
Thursday. At the close OF AN ad-
dress by 4, j. Barnett Of Okmulgcc,
a vote was taken supporting pro-
posed bonus legislation. Temporary
officers were elected. ana a meeting
called for next Wednesday TO COM
plctc the job.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
Men, Here Are Remarkable Hose Values!
At low prices will lay a seasons supply

Mems pure Phoenix silk hose,
full fashioned, top, heel, sole
and toe specially woven Of
selected cotton lislc yarn,
three thread pure silk ankle
and leg; unusual service
guaranteed, CT ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

PAWHUSkA \, April 2i.--Thc new
est oil town on the map IS Pularc. In
the middle OF the gushcr field near
Wildhorse In the Usage. II Is loca-
ted on the Katy and is the near
est 10 the latest oil discoveries in
the ncighborhood of Hominy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Being the largest distributors of Silk
Hosiery in the Southwest naturally our buying of
this special grade of hosiery together with beated
deliveries, makes this the most remarkable hosiery
display we ever assembled. More than 10000 pairs
of silk hose here, marked in this sale at about
one half their actual intrinsic value.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

IS great sale of fine Silk Hosiery the result of many
months of preparation and the final deliveries of con-
placed early in 1919 While present daily ad
>ancing and production limited other forced
pay wholesale than present sale prices which
far below and many instances HALF the price asked
elsewhere
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Mems Phoenix all pure silk
hose In fancy drop stitch
styles with French top. Also
shown in clox in black, white
and cordovan, with French
top. This is an exceptional
value and Is spe- CT On
oiauy priced at e. ID .OV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Mems cotton hosiery In plain
roiois OF gray, tan, Palm
Beach, navy and black and
hitc. Remarkable values
b@ausc Of the fact that SIM
iiar qualities today are
mnted higher at OY
wholesale prices. ... LCC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

And every pair is of first quality. The
markets and stores flooded with cheap, in
feror and second grade hosiery which is freely Of
fered at bargain prices and sometimes sold first
quality We positively guarantee every pair of these
hose in this sale to be pure silk free from all flaws
and imperfectons, and to be full size.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Extra fine quality black silk hose.
contrasting silk colored tops;
hand drop stitch open work on
front ankle only. A CT or
regular $10.50 value. - .CC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Women's heaviest quality all silk
hose, full fashioned, silk heel, toe
and sole. Comes in black, navy
and cordovan, OE Xxx
Regular 1926 value. .pcscc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Hosiery sought
Of a
o this hosiery Is
pr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

d, ~ - One hundred dozen pure silk hose,
p /.cC full shaped, scanned back. Comes
Il only in cordovan shade, which is in
great demand at the present time.
This hose carries triple heel and toe Of high grade
isle the sole is double knit. Elastic Isle top.
positive $3.50 value.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Sixty-five dozen Of a remarkable
pure silk hose by Phoenix, in
new drop stitched number. Comes
in black only. Full C1 TX
fashioned. Priced here epts LIZ
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
SINCE SALVE
Is Offered as the Best Cold, LaGrippe and Spanish
Influenza Remedy on the Market

skin like magic and is a mighty
good ointment for eczema, chatting,
salt rheum, itching piles, or for the
healing OF sores, cuts, bruises,
burns, ulcers, Dealings, or those
tender spots after shaving, It Is
really unnecessary to have a rash
on the face or pimples or unsiGhtly
blemishes OF that nature. just go
down to the Fairmont Pharmacy
and get a jar Of SIM-CO gALVE
tor the trifling sum OF SOC. It Is
light In color, effective and easy
to apply; you will be delighted to
see how rapidly these ugly spots
begin to disappear. leaving clear
and healthy skin.
SIM.CO SALVE Is so soft and
pIiRble that 1t constitutes an excep-
tionally effective rubbing llniment
for sprains, rheumatism, soro mus
cles, stitf neck and neuralgia,
A jar of SINCE SALVE, the an.
tIseptic for many uses, placed on
your dresser means healthy proteC-
ton; meets nearly every little need
or emergency for the quick and
easy home care OF both children
and adults. Get jar at once at
tho Fairmont Pharmacy for only
30c on the money back II 1t falls"
plan. soc 60c and $1.00 per Jar. II
your druggist does not keep 1t, or
der from VIM, M. Simpson Drug
Co., Wholesale Druggists, Wilkins.
burg Station, Pittsburgh, Pa,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16

Or The Fairnont Pharmacy. which
is the agent in Fairmont, will give
you your money back.
No ono has ever been able to
successfully Initiate SlM.CO
SALVE. 1t is a mystery to some
people how SIM-CO SALVE re-
lieves so quickly. Yet 1t is simply
scientifically prepared remedy,
made to act In a scientific way
and scientifically prepared medi-
cines get results and easily con-
Quer.
Tho inhalinE OF the antisepttc
vapors from SIM.Co sALVE Is a
proper correction for the clogged,
inHamed and. germ infected respira.
tive organs, and the heat OF the
body cause these vapors to be given
OFF when the salve is applied to the
chest and back. No wonder 1t
quickly relieves severe colds,
coughs, Group and hoarseness and
is such good remedy for treat
ing influenza and pneumonia, be-
cause the application ia penetrating
from the chest and back at the
same time the vapors are acting
inside the lungs, throat and head.
SIM.CO SALVE Is a tested and APP
proved remedy so compounded as
to be speedily effective in arresttng
or treating these affections. !,
On account OF the antlseptic and
active healing power Of SINCE
SALVIT, 1t relieves terrible itching
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
MANNllNGTON
Christmas Fund.

The Community Christmas fund
underway in this city for persons
financially unable to otherwise pro-
vide an enjoyable Christmas passed
The two hundred and scventy'five
dollar mark. The local lodge of
Elks, which has heretofore individ-
uaily donated well filled baskets
of eatables to the needy Is this
year donating in cash through the
fund, which has It's headquarters
at F. H. Mayors barber shop. The
barrels which have been placed in
local business places are receiving
money and other gifts, but haye
not yet been opened, and the
amounts received to date from this
source is not yet known. The
work will continue until Christmas,
and It is believed that every needy
and worthy person in Warrington
will be we'll taken care of for an
enjoyable and bouuteous Christ
mas day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
By CONDO.

is recovering from u few days i'll
ness.
T.. F. MILAN was visitor in Fair.
mont yesterday.
Mack Berry has gone to Weston
where he has accepted a position
in glass factory.
Miss Dorothy Mac Phillips is
visiting her grandparents at Farm
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shelter and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shelter, OF
GasL Liverpool, Ohio, are spending
holiday visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lon II. Rice and family In HouSh
addition.
Raymond Kerr has accepted a
position with the MoRongahela
Valley Traction company in Fair
mont.
J. +. L.a2ear was IL business Visi-
tor ut Pennington yesterday.
Roy H. Williams is home from
Logan, Ohio, for a visit with his
family in Grandview addition.
Ray Yost has gone to Point Ma
ricn. Pa, where he has accepted a
position.
George w. Bowers has gone to
Cleveland. Ohio. for q visit with
his brother, Dr.. C. A. Bowers.
Mrs. Gordon Dcvore, Of Rymer.
was IL visitor here yesterday.
Greene SOuders has gone to Yves
ton where he has accepted a posi-
ton as Il glass worker.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16

DO the right thing at the right
time.
Act quickly IN time Of danger.
In time Of kidney danger, Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of Tairmont evidence OF
their worth.
Mary Freeman. 212 Morgantown
avenue, Fuirmont. says; Il had
dull, nagging backaches and could
not sleep well or do any work which
required bending over My kidneys
acted irregularly and sometimes
was so dizzy l could hardly walk.
My ankles were swollen and stiff
too. read about Doan's Kidney
Pills and got some at the Hall
Drug Company. Doan's Kidney Pills
strengthened my back, regulated
my kidneys and felt stronger and
better In every way"
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mary Freeman had Foster
Milburn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-16
SISTER MARYS
KITCHEN
eCoRyr4Cht. 1875. II. n ~

tButcheriug time!" To the coun'
try housekeeper this means a lot
Of work with good return. Spare
ribs and sausage and plenty OF lard
halp to solve many a what to eat"
problem.
Even II you live in a city and
can't raise your own pork, why not
buy a whole or half pig and cure
your own hams and bacon and
make some lard? A pig Weighing
200 pounds will make about ~
pounds OF lard beside the fresh
pork roasta aud sausage and the
hams, shoulders and bacon. This
will mean work, but 1t Will also
mean money In pocket for the ef'
fort will be worth dollars ana
cents.
The man OF whom you buy your
pig should cut It UP for you. That
is, cut it into the roasts and bacon
strips, the hams and shoulders, the
fat to render into lard, the sausage
meat, the head for head cheese and
the feet for plckled pigs feet. or
course the more roasts you have
the less sausage; more bacon, less
lard. The meat should DO taken
care OF Immediately.
The hams and shoulders may be
put into brine or sugar curod.
To sugar cure hams and shout
ders of one pig:
2 10 pounds salt.
2 1.2 ounces black pepper.
1-2 ounce gnltpetre.
pint mOlasses.
Rub meat FIRST with mOlasses.
Mix salt, pepper and GultpetrG ana
rub into the mOlasses. Let stand
from four to six weeks and then
smoke. Let your butcher see to
the smoking for you.
Or the meat to he cured may be
taken care OF in this way. Rub the
outside OF each ham with tea
spoonful OF powdered saltpctre.
and the inside with tcaspoanIUl
Of. cayenne pepper. Mix l L.
pounds of brown sugar With l.
pound salt and rub pork well VITA
It. Have ready some large tubs.
the bottom Yprinkled with salt and
nut the meat In, skin side down.
Sprinkle each layer OF meat we'll
with salt Let stand eight days.
Remove from Tub. wipe salt from
meat and wash tub. Take 5 ounces
Baltnetre, 2 quarts molaEscs, .
pounds salt and 2 or 3 gallons OF
water. Boil and skim. Cool and
pour over meat. The meat must
be turned frequently while in the
pickle" to pickle it evenly. The
hams should remain in the brine
four weeks and the bacon three.
Take out and wipe dry and send to
be smoked.
Our grandmothcrs always rem
dered their lard and cured their
hams ANA bacon and there Is real,
~ no reason why VIC shouldn't.
Jugt custom.
Menu tor Tomorrow.
Breakfast Baked pears, cereal.
toast, coffee.
Luncheon-Po!ato soup, toasted
bread &ticks, fruit salad, crackers.
ten.
Dinner - Spare ribs. potatoes
toasted with meat, brown gravy.
atcwcd dried corn, lettuce salad
with French dressing. one-crust up.
pie pie. coffee.
pigs is pigs" hut perks good
eatIn.' MARY.