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New Britain herald., 1920-06-23

Many people seem to think they arc saving ice by wrapping it in news paper before putting it into the ice box. As l see it this is a mistaken idea. If any ico is saved it is at the cost of tn
 cost of refrigeration and food runs a chance of spelling.
 nonnS ice-box is chilled by the process
 Idiation and unless ice is melting tlTTre Is little cold thrown off.
 Wholly aside from the question of economy it does not pay to use news paper in the refrigerator. \ A pulp is formed that clogs the drain because the ice melts despite the theory and the water makes the paper soft and pulpy. The drain must be kept clean and open.
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 BREAKFAST-Stewe prunes, salt pork, creamed potatoes. bran mullins. coffee.
 LUNCTEON-Cream asparagus on toast. radishes, date and nut loaf cake, tea.
 DINNE ER-Round steak, mashed potatoes. beet greens, banana and peanut salad, cherry steamed pud- ding, coffee.
 My Own Recipes.
 Round steak is never quite as ten- der as porterhouse or sirloin, but the amount of nourishment is as great and the cost is much less. Some parts of the round are comparatively tender and may be broiled. If the steak is tough. pound flour into both sides. using the blunt edge of a knife. GHatts s, quickly in a hot frying pan. Pour over boiling water to cover and sim mcr slowly for three-quarters of an hour. The juices are preserved this way and the meat is made tender by long cooking.
 SALT PORK.
 Cut fat salt pork in slices about one-qua rter inch thick. Trim off the rind. If the pork is very salty. let stand in boiling water to cover for ten minutes. Dip each piece in flour. Cook slowly in the frying-pan. When Drowned on one side turn to brown on the other. The slow cooking ex- tracts most of the fat and the pork is dry and crisp with tang not to be found in any other meat.
 DATE AND NUT LOAF.
 1 package dates.
 l cup English walnut meats.
 1 cup flour.
 F teaspoon salt.
 F cup sugar. teaspoons baking powder. 2 eggs. 2 tablespoons water. teaspoon vanilla. Stone dates but do not cut into ! pieces. Leave nuts as whole as pos sible. Mix flour. salt and baking 1 powder and sift over dates and nuts. ! Mix well. Beat eggs separately. Beat i yolks till thick and lemon colored. | with water. Add sugar and con- | tinue beating. Stir in first mixture 1 and mix thoroughly. Beat whites of | ccgs till stiff and dry and fold into | m fixture. Turn into buttered and l foured pan and bake an hour in moderate oven. The most unkindest' sting of all | would be a bee strike. i
New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
Mndgc Braces Herself.

braced myself for one of Dicky's dintribes. It is one Of his little ways Co call tho laundry or the grocery or tho meat market or anything else which momontarily displcases him yours" as if I had capital invested In tho concern.
 "Richard!"
 His mothers voice. ineisivc. acid. brought him to attention as 1t always does. love and admire the defer ence to his mother which Dicky al- ways exhibits but sometimes l can not help wishing that ho would spare a little of it for his wife.
 "Yes. mother
 S you or Margaret would ever !. aai.l .-s ass' sniasI tSat | took charge of those handkerchicfs right after Christmas. had them lqun- dered, and have kept them for ASou safely. I will get them now"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS
AT FRISCO OPT TIMISTIC
They Believe the Nomination Of
Harding Has Darkened Re
publican Outlook.

san Francisco. June 1q-Onlv few
hours of mIngllng with the Democratic
politicians vino are gathering in san
Francisco for their national convention
IS necessary 10 convince the InqulS!tive
seeker for information that q vpry or
timi>tc feeling prevails over Democratic
chances in the national election, 4 de
cidcd spirit of hope and not OF mere hope
fitness Is apparent The nomination of
Senator Harding as the Republican candI-
date for President ot the ! nIted states IS
responsible Tor this condition OF the
Democratic mind
50 far comparatively few party leaders
have reached san Francesca. and ioi that
reason il mav be too early To attempt
to forecast general sentiment among the
men prominent in party affairs as 70 the
prospect OF the election Oi the Democratic
candidates for President and Vice Piesl-
dent in November but opinion seems
To oc unanimous among those Democratic
chiefs now here that the nomination OF
Harding has lmmeaSurably decreased
the likelihood Of Republican success and
given the Democrats q real chance OF
victory.
To some extent the Democratic op-
tImism that one finds here must be dis
GOuIttQ bN prev dIliilA EttE'ilA AJ8AS " lpNtAa
sentiment The failure Of Senator Hiram
Johnson 10 get the Republican nomina-
ton was keen disappointment 70 many
persons IN California. Democrats and
Republicans alike and their gloom over
the outcome at Chicago Is still apparent
in san Francisco Added 70 this is the
strong opinion that Harding is reaction
arv. and leacti0narieS are not popular
as candidates for public office in State
that pridcs itself on being independent
and progressive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
DEMOCRATS At FRISCO
MAY APPEAL FOR SOFFS
Plan to Have North Carolina
Ratify Amendment; State
Offers Last Chance.

Washington, June I9-So strongly
do,~ the administration desire ratlncafon
of the woman suffrage amendment before
the fall elections that It became known
vestc dav thee ], every probability
al the Offering at the san Francesca con-
vention Of 4 resolution asking the Legs
latura OF North Carolina 10 furnish the
needed thiitv-sixth ratifving vote
1t i sad that plans are being formed
bv Democratic ehieftaInS not ONLY -
lnCluue n suffrage plank IN the party plat
form out 10 have the national convention
petition the Legislature o! a Democratic
state 70 approve the susan 5. Anthony
amendment.
North Carolina 5 Legislature meets in
special session shortly after the adIourn-
ment of the national convention. That
states General Assembly constitutes
practically the last hope OF the sufragIsts
iOr ratification before the November elec-
tons. Louisiana 5 Legislature has shown
itself hostile TO suffrage, and there IS
small chance OF reconsideration at Baton
Rouge ~uffragists have been unable 10
bring about special sessions of the Ner-
mont and Connecticut Legislatures. winch
are Republican, and Delaware Assembly
adjourned without ratIfylng.
Fate OF woman suffrage. 50 far IS 1920
IS concerned. seems squarcly up to North
Caro- ma. and extraordinary pressure Will
be brought to bear upon the Tar Heel
legislators to ratifv and give the Demo
cratic party credit for supplying the
thirtvslxth State.
a resolution bv national convention
pleading for action bv q State Legislature
world be unprecedented, but Democratic
leaders are so exercised over the serious
ness of the suffrage situation that they
are prepared to use desperate measures,
and il Is believed if the Democratic
party. IN convention assembled, asks it
10 act the appeal wifi be almost ire
sistiblc
Ii j. generally believed the President
personally w'll send j telegram 70 mem
bei. OF the Legislature urging ratification
such action was forecast when he tele-
graphed to Democratic leaders Of the
Delav are Legislature which was controlled
bv Republicans There is even more
reason to believe the President viii feel
al liberty 70 appeal To q Legislature that
il Democratic III addition, the influence
Of Governor Beckett and Senator Simmons
vii be thrown to the suffrage causes at
Raleigh.
Senator Simmons has announced that,
although hc voted against the Anthony
amendment, suffrage is now inevitable.
and his party may as well furnish the
thirty-siXth ratifving vote and not keep
women away from the polls tins fail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
The Continuing for q Limited
Time of Our 20 Per Cent
Price Deduction

has given the people fresh courage 60 onward and
getting the support Of all the right-ninded public
customer, retailer, manufacturer
The high prices that were marching iron-shod
everything do not dare TO put foot before
other. and many of them definitely falling back
Reports of a general check prices reach from
north south, east, west everywhere.
Our course is now either commended or initiated or
both. by the very persons who if had taken them
into confidence and conference before publishing May
3rd famous broadside, knocking 20 per of
prices for part would have shaken their heads
obviously with divided opinions rejecting
the spirit of the famous lines:
Some SAID to print Others sotd. Not So.
Some said II might do good; bit others No"
Asking ones permission to smash prices,
ahead with the plan originating with
From project it became proectile
In the camp Of the hoarders and the price jumpers
il wrought dismay.
But the people have been helped They have had
a chance to at least catch up with their expenses
Twenty per savings upon all the incidentals Of
a vacation trip amounts to quite something after all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
BETA SIGMA HAZERs FREED.
mo Good Sport Would Protest at Coat
Of Tar and Leaves"

West Orange, n June 10 Charges
by Dr Howard Applegate, a dentist that
nine alumni members ol the Beta Sigma
fraternity Of the West Orange High
school. tarrod and leavcd him during
initiation have been dismissed by Judge
John j Lander
In prosecuting the charges Of assault
and battery. AppIegatc testified that he
wa. 5lludfoIdcd. his clothing removed and
his body painted with tar and covered
with leaves. Molasses, tie said, was poured
into his shoes and stockings and he was
padded about the body
"1'he haziug Of the complainant may
have been little over the usual latitude
accorded il such affairs, but nothing 10
compaia of said Judge Lander eve
call man who stands for that sort of
thing good sport and ! think 4 man
going INTO such AN initiation should abide
BY the results
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

not a single page of one, to
mention, each day.
There is nothing we can
think of, to furnish or
beautify your Summer
home, to dress yourself and
your family, for Summer
sports, for the grand prom
enade on beach or board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
DRUG ADDICTS.
Two Arraigned in the Municipal Court
This Morning

Emma Cubbage, colored, took one
shot of i narcotic drug while on parole
from the workhousc for being an addict.
In Municipal Court this morning she was
ordered to report once q week instead Of
once iIi tlto weeks as heretofore
Thomas Crsdcn was gwen an indeter-
inmate sentence in the WorkhOuse for
Icing a drug addict
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

shades. such as rose and china
blue, as we'll as the soberer
ones like maroon, navy, dark
blue and gray
When from their prices S3.25
to S4.50-the 90 per cent is sub
traeted, the sum left represents
nearly j vanishing point Of ex-
pense.
Women who bathe, above all
those who even when swimming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

colors Of white, rose, blue and
natural.
And. just the thing to wear
with theml the Millinery Salon
has on display some extremely
good looking sports hats Of imi-
tation Panama, at only S5.25
Twenty per cent may be taken
from the prices OF these gar
ments, and indeed from nearly
everything in the whole Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

And children, the little rogues,
have such a trick Of outgrow-
ing their suits from one season
to another Most seasonabIe Is
the arrival in the Children's
Store Third Floor, Chestnutl
of a new shipment Of trim one
piece bathing suits FOR little
girls and boys, in sizes two TO
eight years.
There are pretty, bright
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

very stunning raincoat may be
acquired.
A Nd, talking Of water
~ bathing suits and acces-
a n sories are being taken
stock of, in every case where
the summers sojourn or even a
part thereof, is to be spent by
the sea waves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

TAKE advantage of it
i while it lasts. Even
if you yourself have plenty
of time ahead Of you, be-
fore your vacation arrives,
never put off until tomor-
row that which you can do
at a 20 per cent saving
TODAY.
Opportunity's no great
camper on the doorstep.
70 serve your Summer
needs we are bringing in
fast the new, interesting
merchandise that it would
take a whole newspaper,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
BANK OFFERS $4,000 REWARD,
Burglars Cot SIPS, 900 Instead Of $50 900
as First Stated.

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
.PIttsburg. June 8-A reward of S., 900
was today offered by the first national
bank Of FlnIcyvillc for tie arrest and CON
yictlon of the six men who on May III rob
bed the bank. Il also was announced that
the market value Of the bonds obtained
by the robbers was Sl25OO0 When the
bank MAS r.sided officials said tho loss
wa7 in the ncighborhood Of $4,000 of
whIcl some $4,000 was IN cash
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

like to wear some form ~ cor
set, will be interested in a new
bathing corset which has Just
reached the Corset Salon Third
Floor, Chesthut)
La Nynpho" is It's name. It
is made Of pink elastic, and is
very low in the bust, short over
the abdomen and medium long
on the hips
It's price is 1880, less 20 per
cent deduction.
A T every turn there's some
~ thing new and interesting
20 those about to pack
vacation trunks including the
vacation trunk ITSELF but of this
more, on later day.
To one woman, is the greatest
concern sUffciency ~ cool
pretty waists 70 keep the now
dreaded laundress at bay as
iong "A possYbie2 or more often
the dread 0f no laundyesg az
all?J
Dainty, snowy waists are
pouring into the Waist Shop,
Third Floor, Central each
style more attractive than the
other A tailored striped dim
ity has come price s3.50l al
batiste with Iattice-work bead
ing. roll collar and long sleeves
is 1885; a hatiste with lattice
beading and picot edge IS $3.50
Two attractive styles in bs-
tiste at $3.50 are henstitch-
trimmed and have three-ruarter
sleeves Take q pencil and de-
duct the % per cent from these
prices and see how low il brings
them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Don t Keep Too Cool!

ION I heep 100 COOt.
III ANY persons leaving town for the Summer or for
IVI vacation. and especially if they leave during
sweltering spell, forget that there chilly days,
and above ALL chilly nights, in Summer time
Especially is this important to sojourners by noun
must look out for
COSY camp blankets (Ssth Floor. Centra)
Light, but BusinessIike Summer Blankets
(Sixth Floor CentraD
FirinOs for the Fireplace fFourth Floor. centraD
Oood Warm Rug for the Automobile
(The Gallery, Chcstnu)
Wool SUe0ters for ShiUerers (First Floor Market
At Least One Pair of High Shoes
(Main Floor Market for Men First Market
A FuIi-Length Coat or Cape Wrap
(Women's. First Floor Central Young Women's,
Second Floor. Chestnut)
That Serge Dress You We're of TWo Minds
About Packing
Cif nc hanging your wardrobe closet try
First Floor Central, Second Floor, Chesnut)
Warm Knit UnderLCedr-yes.
(yNomens & Chi1dren's First Floor, Market:
Mems, Main, Market
And for Babykins, a Flannel or Crocheted
Jdcket, ECeH oUedteT Third Floor, Chestnut)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

gXTOMEN'S crisp, fashion
" ably made gingham
dresses. in a variety Of
effects. prices $50 TO S55. have
Just entered the Fashion Salons
First Floor, CenrraI)
So have cool linen suits { what
more smart and serviceable?)
prices $3.50 TO $3.50, in the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

TITO the mother with several
young daughters the prob
lem is, Will the wash
frocks hold out?"
They hold out here. IL the
Girls Salon Second Floor.
ChestnutD despite the demand
for them, Just because we keep
bringing in new supplies so fast
hundreds Of cool, pretty wash
frocks, ginghams, chambrays.
linenes, cotton voiles, novelty
cotton. made in dozens Of styles,
suitable for girls wearing 6-to-
i4-year-old sizes.
The price range is moderate
1925, 81 ana s., and there's the
20 per cent deduction to bring
them lower still.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

NR are you packing for
- an ocean voyage or a trip
to the Great Lakes? Then
you're liable to need raincoat
for the exercise on deck on
which the sun does not always
smile
The smartest coats IN which
woman's charm ever defied the
raindrops, are the light, semi
transparent coats of oiled silk
in effective colors.
A new consignment of these
is just in from London. where
they were made. The mater
ial is a lightweight japanese
oiled silk, in bottle green, blue,
brown, purple and yellow. They
have raglan shoulders, and come
with or without belt.
They are to be found in the
London Shop. From the price,
$38, deduct 20 per cent, and
you'll see at what moderate cost
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

q matter now Sys-
~ tematically | plan,
- or how early ! set
to work in preparing for
the Summer, there is al
ways a scramble at the
last minute before getting
away" remarked, with a
sigh. a certain housekeeper-
Now. the domestic adj
ministration Of that house
keeping lady is so nearly
perfect that she and her
home, to those SO fortunate
as to visit it, recall the ia
nous description of the
ideal housewife in the Book
Of Proverbs.
"What you call a scram-
BILE, most folks would call
efficiency remarked
quiet observer. And don't
you feel a pleasure and
thrill in the final rush p
"You can't anticipate
fashions. YOU know" he
went on. consolingly, bind
over the thermometer to
keep the peace. exact sol
emn pledges from stockings
to stay holeless till you feel
like replacing them, or
have soothsaying ore
knowledge as to when
underwear, and W h a t
underwear. is going to be
blown off the Wash-line
into parts unknown.
"And particularly you
couldn't have guessed in
advance the 20 per cent
deduction offer at Wana-
makers, because nobody
did"
He was right in every
count, the last one above
all.
WYE suppose tn t
w there's hardly a va
cation, short or long, COM
ing to anyone in this State.
man, woman or youngster,
that isn't touched in some
way by the famous deduc-
tion offer of 20 per cent on
Wanamaker goods.
If you are heartily pleas
ed that the privilege could
be continued long enough
to help out on your vaca-
ton, ne are no less heart
lily glad of it.
A vacation is a big fac
tor in a years health or
pleasure.
Sometimes a certain de-
gree of trimming on
ones plans for it, however
dictated by prudence and
economy, affect it as much
as the traditional inch off
the end of ones nose.
The opportunity, created
May 3rd, to deduct 20 per
cent, or one-fifth, from the
regular, fair Wanamaker
prices of practically all the
goods in the Store, sudden
" opened up the way to
save many such inches or
noses or vacation pleasures,
whatever you may choose
to call them.
To possess the thing one
wanted, and at the same
time to be exactly as pru-
dent and economical as one
had planned to be; either
to spend the same money
and get more for it. or to
get the same things and
ono,,J Ioce So. +bay, qvbat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Lost something2 Try a classified ad
yertisement n Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

walk. or for quiet morn
ings or pleasant social
afternoons on the home
porch, that is not here and
that cannot be obtained for
20 per cent below regular
prices.
Have YOU decided that a
new rug must go IN front
of that bureau, or at the
head of that landing in the
Summer cottage?
Some fine. hand-braided
rugs of Colonial type, that
will match up perfectly
with quaint old-fashioned
furniture, and at the same
time will be in dignified
keeping with any other
type of furnishings, have
recently reached the Rug
Store (Seventh Floor,
Chestnut).
They are of the attrac-
tive oval shape, in a variety
of sizes, all the way from
24x36 inches to 51x84 in
ches, and are made of clean,
fresh cretonnes, ginghams
and wool cloth. braided
with beautiful smooth
ness that commands admir-
alton.
The prices start at s. and
go to S46.50, modified in
each case, of course, by the
20 per cent deduction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Giiolittii
By Frank Ii. Simonds

tCopvrsht ro2o-By The Mcclure Newspaper syndicate)
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

RIT OF THE BOY
SCOUTS,' modelled by DR.. r.
TAFT Mckenzie, Of the University
of Pennsylvania. Models of the
original will be distributed to all
the Scout rooms throughout the
United States. The twelve points
of the Scout Greed are engraved
at the base of the statue. U. U.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
WG5fefH Electric
q name TO depend upon

Le s,s sstapee asmomtraion through dealer in your
neennpttod White telephone Western Electric Co. Inc
~ rsh Avenue, New York, "a Park Place Newark n l.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-10
RED PEPPER HEAT
QUICKEST RELIEF
FROM RHEUMATISM
Concentrated Heat Penetrates-Brnqs
Quick Relief.

rheumatism. lumbago, neuritis
backache, stiff neck. sore muscles
strains, aching joints. When you are
suffering so you can hardly get
around, just try Red Pepper Rub
and you will have the quickest relief
known
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers. In
slant relief. Just as soon as you
apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the
tingling heat. In three minutes it
warns the sore spot through and
through. Frees the blood circulation
breaks up the congestion and pain
is gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made
from red peppers costs little IT anv
drug store. Get a Jar 1T once. Almost
instant relief awaits you. Use il for
colds in chest No matter what Won
have used for pain or congestion,
don't fail to try Red Pepper Rub.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-10

Sheep-Receipts, 800 head. Mar.
ket steady. Lambs, sIO.OO@1075;
ewes, s4.2535.25; stockers and feed.
ers, 5000 $50; grass wethers, $500
@T00
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10-Butter-Cream.
cry extras, 4Sc; creamery standards,
44c; dairy firsts, 421sc; dairy sec.
onds, 36037c.
Eggs - Ordinary firsts, 62066c;
firsts, 72974c.
Cheese-Twins. 19c.
Potatoes-Receipts. 81 cars. Wis.
consin and Minnesota, 81. 4OQ1.55.
Live poultry Fowls, 16024e;
ducks, &c; geese, &c; spring chick
ems, 24c; roosters, 1Sc; turkeys, CSC,
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-F1our-Dul,
nominal.
Pork-Dul1. Mess, ssoooas1.OO.
Lard-Dull. lower. Middle west
spot, s15.50615.6O.
Sugar-Dull. Raws. s5.6105.76.
Reined-Dull. Granulated, $3.50
Coffee Rio No. 7 ON spot, 67s 071sc.l
Santos No. 4, 1001Ohc.
Tallow-Steady. City, SIC; special
6hc
Hay-Firmer. No. 1, $500; No. 8,
$1.70@1.So; clover. $15011S5
Dressed poultry-IrreguIar Tur.
keys, 25G62c; chickens, 25@45c;
fowls, 2363Sc; ducks, 10000.
Live poultry-Firm Geese, 30G)
35c; ducks, 2O042c; fowls, 22630c;
35@45c; ROSTERS, 16G1Sc;
chickens, 26D2Sc.
Cheese-Steady. State milk com,
mon to special 20@2Sc; skins COM
mon to specials, 1O@2Oc.
ButterAFirmer. Receipts, S,056
Creamery extras, 53653kc; dairy
tubs, 33@51c; imitation creamery
firsts, nominal. .
Eggs-Firm. Receipts, zoos. Near.
by white fancy, $1O3@1.05; nearb!
mixed fancy, 7669sc; fresh, s59s2c.