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The New York herald., 1921-03-18
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION
VAN TASSELL & KEARNhf
Established 1861,
tn0-i9s East 18Th ST.

i26-I2s East 18th ST.
TODAY FRlDAYl, MARCH is.
At IL O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale VIII comprise great many
pleasure and business cars, the properly 81
= : i. II. DuNtILEy, Auctloueer.
APPERsON coupe: sacrifice; leaving town.
l45l 18th It.. Brooklyn. lensouhurst ',d'o.
BUICK 1920 five passenger touring looks
like a new car; win give any demonaira-
tion: bring mechanic. kniekeroocker' 10 y.
CADILLAC. Sedan. model ~. convertible
Springfield body. good rs new. fully
equipped; must he seen 70 b. Appreciated
BOBKETt. 9th floor, 30 West 5ith. Phone
CADILLAC Amesbury sedan. Al condition.
any demonstration can BE- seen any time
McCULLEY. Hotel Bossert, Bku, Main slOo.
CADILLAC coupe 1915 model sacrifice for
cash FORSYTIfE. Tennis IT, Apts., forcst
HIS, =. ]. Phone boulevard 6laa
CHEVROLET ig.0 T. T. touring. Phone
IIILDER, Bryant a7s9; after Cath. I2to.
DANIELS 1920 COUPE.
A-passenger. cost 81. .a0n.
Just like q brand new car;
run less than 1000 miles
reasonable offer accepted.
RESIDENCE 1877 LENoX ROAD.
near Elatbush ave-. Brooklyn.
guarantee. Maxon- Richardson Corp, Isl
Bedford nv. Lafayette 1900,
F0Ppe. new. 1921. All models immediate
delivery small payment down, balance
monthly. Franklin "a or Wadsworth a27i.
EARGEBUHR
FORD. 1918 runabout. thoroughly over
hauled; runs aud looks like new. G72i
fAth av.. Bklyn. Phone Bensonhurs' 1920.
lcOP SALE-lyo anbulanccs. Isec and
Haynes For particulars write Major J. y,
GAY. ~ WeStmlnstcr road. Brooklyn. y. y.
FRANKLIN runabout, %, perfect condition.
DOYLE, 56s Ith av. Rryant So
HUDSON MOTOR CAR 20. or s. NJ. INC.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
e36 WEST 50TH ST.
USED CARS.
HUDSON super sis. pass; sport models
price varying according 70 model
HUDSON super six coupes; overhauled and
HtBsoN super SIX cabrlolets and runabout
landaus.
TI-DsoN super six sedans. and door.
touring imousinea. town cars. lfuousinta
and town ear landaulet.
exceptionally fine selection of cnrg q choose
fron. majority overhaulcd and reflnishod;
4 few viii bc sold without repaint.
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CLERKS.

The Metropolitan LIE Insurance
Company, while not recurring add
tional clerks Mt present IL dearous
OF ac1umulating n reserve list OF de-
sirable young people who would Ike
10 enter its employ. and who, In ali
probability, would not have 10 walt
very long before obtaining n position.
due TO the growth OF the business. de-
sirable applicants are those OF n and
over, preferably with high school
training, but certainly with fuil course
OF grammar school instruction. and
living with parents or near relatives.
CAL Room 503s. I Madison sv.. New
York City.
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CHAUFFEUR, young man, wants position
white, Christian. single; wages $40; Al
and repairing experience years. Address
II 10 Herald, Herald So
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STOCK salesmen, with or without experi-
ence: | can put you next 20 the biggest
proposition You ever heard Of; big conlrnis-
sion: cooperation leads; everything TO help
you put II across. get IN touch with me-
wellington, box 633. Herald Herald 50.
TINSMITHS,
first class men. for airplane work; only
those who can work from blue print. Apply
or write Employment department, Curttss
Aeroplane & Motor Corporation, Garden
City ~. "
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR, AMERICAN. WITH FOUR
TEEN YEARS ROAD AND SHOP EN-
PERIENCE; OF GOOD APPEARANCE AND
COURTEOUS MANNERS, WOULD LIKE TO
CLASS POSITION TO OFFER. II HER
AID HERALD so
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Instruction.

THE WrLFRED ACADEMY or
HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE
OFFERS COURSES OF INSTRUCTIONS IN
ALL BRANCHES. ASSURING LARGE
EARNINGS; DAY. EVENING CLASSES
15S w. 44TH ST. PHONE BRYANT 9455.
DRESSNAKING
Drafting, costume designing throughly
taught, for home and commercial uses pupils
make own costumes IN classes under super
vision OF experienced teachers. s. t. TAy-
LOR CO, PUBLISHERS LIE BON TON, 800
9Th av. corner 42d st., New York
THE NEW YORK SCHOOL OF
SECRETARIES.
THREE MONTHS COURSE; students on
probation: individual instruction: graduates
registered. Aeolian Hall. v. NJ. Wheat,
Director.
EARN s25-si50 weekly; only through Prof.
Rohrer's, the Reliable Hairdress. Manicure,
Beauty School. 81 up; free for service; earn
while learn; circular explains. 119 w. AID ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE

80 ~ - w hnsf for severe coaSe inser TONS.
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CHAUFFEUR, young man, desires position;
first class chauffeur and mechanic. with
years experience; best reference from
private families. Write or call Francis ].
Bedini. care Mr.. A. Stefanelli. 32-34 W.
e6th ST., N. Y. city.
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CHAUFFEUR, expert mechanle very care
full driver: II years references: promi-
nent city families; four years last position
on Pierce; $50 G 261 Herald Herald so.
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MEN WANTED

Ter men who can furnish good
references and who would like 70
associate themselves with the
largest firm ia the country; unlim-
tied advancement for the right
men. Apply III person. ITO West
40th ST.. n. y. room 204.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

Long Island.
DOUGLAS MANOR HOTEL.
nouglaston. l.. l., in New York city: over
looking Little Neck Bay; rates $25 up;
American plan; excellent table; golf; 80
trains daily: % minutes Penn. Station.
Phone Bayside 1928
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CUAuFFrTifiTR liifi -.iA,,IiiiiEF,1cHANIC.

Chauffeur, mechanic, four positions in II
years: four yeSfs' reference former en-
ployer; neat, refined. trustworthy; careful
driver; pleasing personality; go anywhere:
never had accident; reasonable salary. w
S $50 Herald Herald so.
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Westchester.

GLENwoOD LODGE.
overlooking Palisades: airy rooms. private
haths; winter home comforts: best service.
ANNIE LANE, 800 North Broadway, fon'
keYs. Tel. Yonkers b414.
MAPLEWOOD FARM, Croton Falls. -. r.;
Phone 21-Build yourself up IN the country:
all improvements: SIS: heat
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CHAUFFEUR, useful. lawns furnace. any
work; Swede, single, neat. courteous; three
years reference dast employer; low wages;
city. country. @ 262 Herald. Herald 50.
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J 10 Herald. Herald 81.
STOCK Statesmen

10 sell shares IN a corporation formed 10
operate n chain Of cent 10 81 stores. THE
EQUITY STORES, INC, 90 Nassau st., room
30s.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, Swedish, married
20. wishes steady private position: seven
years experience; reference. Ernest Ander-
son. 247 East R2h.
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JAPANESE, experienced all branches. good
cook, seeks engagement for summer with
bachelor: will drive automobile II desired;
unquestionable references. Masu, BAL Lex
ington ay.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

HOUSEMAN desires position. private family;
city or country. 2S5 Herald, Herald SO.
JAPANESE chauffeur. thoroughly expert
enced, careful and competent driver. ex-
cellent mechanic, polite, trustworthy. refer
ences, wishes position; city or country. lnn,
146 West 65th st.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


DETECTIVE operatives with or without ex-
perience, write at once. giving full par
ticulars and experience II any; wonderful
organization
m. ,lM.oTE-THIs IS NOT A SCHOOL OR
STOCK PROPOSITION
q 1lng
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Observation-Disclosures. formerly OF 9Th av. I;
gowns TO order, ladies' own material or
ingside.
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JAPANESE couple. first class cook. butler
and maid. wish positions in small family;
city country; highest reference furnished.
Iva. 341 Lexington city.
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AUFFEUR-MECHANIC, single. years
experience, careful and dependable all
cars. Rhinelander 2743. William Stephanck.
324 East 73d
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Will, indicate way to double power OBJ
tanned by overshot water-wheels turbines
and all apparatus propelled by connecting
rods On written request to Mr.. BROCARD
-al Faubourg st. Antoine, Paris Cxle.), de-
payable TO Mr. Brocard after receipt OF
same.
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Miscellaneous.

GIRL, colored, wants days work house
cleaning. Brown. 206 w. i35th st.
WOMAN, colored, housecleaning; city or
country; references. l.. Fisher, las West
f24th st.
WOMAN, American. competent, days work.
cleaning, high class apartment, plain cook :;
good emergency. Telephone 4201 Cathedral.
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JAPANESE couple, unquestionably qualified
as TO character and ability, want positions
cook or valet; wife useful maid; best refer
ences. Nippon. IL Concord ST.. Brooklyn.
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WAITRESS wanted IN private house; rel
erences required. Call before I. - w. 7ls
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WHY NOT BE 4 CHiBOPRNCTfC DOCTOR
New class April I. lnvcstigaie.
CARVER CutROpHATIC INSTITUTE.
IL w. 18th u. Telephone Columbus 1862.
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hall u opposite the door leading ints
the sals bedroom located On the nrst
aoor. This room 10 very convenient fos
the hired man. who must get up ORA
tn the morning
In the rear OF the house are fs1nd
the Kitchen and waahrsom The kitck-
ea Is small. but complete, IL by 10 fest
Ia dimensions- 1t Ii supplemented By
. sood-sixed pantry. The washroom.
a convenience that should be found In
every farm home. Is Ia by feet
inches aud has q toilet In connectia-
Modern farmers have running water
and bathrooms because they can be in
stalled at a reasonable cost and are q
wonderful convenience.
The second floor has beea divided
into five bedrooms and bath. Three
OF the bedrooms have windows ora TIVE
sides and all arc provided with ample
closet space.
While we have emphasized this
house al particularly desirable for the
farm tt viii also fit In excellently In
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the floor by hand clapping. until
order was restored by Judge
Warren B. Kittle who exclaim-
ed from the bench ''this is no
opra house..
VIM. T. George following Mr..
Woods was also loudly applaud
ed in his mastery argument to
the jury. The case was closed
for the state by w. Bruc Talbot.
The jury, retiring twenty min
utes, rendering a verdict of
"Not Guilty" was cheered by the
guidance which was not only
demonstration of approval of &C
quital : but of public vendication
Following acquital, suit was
filed in Circuit Court of Barbour
County, against John S. Seirs
private detective for twenty five
thousand dollars, in action for
trespass by Pearl l.. Elliott wife
of defendant who's arrest was
also caused by Seirs in 1920.
j. Hop Woods and VIM. Tay-
lor Georges name were signed to
the memorandum.
1t is not know whether other
suit will follow or not.
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C. M. ELLIOTT PROMINENT.
BUSINESS MAN ExHON0RED
BY Juryman, Amid Opra, Dem
istrations of Approval

What has been the most inter
esting trial in many years in
Barbour County Circuit Court,
converting in Philippi, w. Va,
on January 18th, 1921, was that
of c. M. Elliott, prominent bus
mess man known as the John
Wanmaker of Central West Vir-
ginia- in merchandising trad
ing as the C. M. Elliott & Co.
operated five retail stores and
jobbing house in this county.
1t seems that in the year 1919
a flood of fictitious difficulties
encountered Elliott break lose
like a dam, which resulted in his
business and properties being
tied up by the form of law with
out bond,
Following all his storeswere
burglarized, and many, thousand
dollars worth of goods stolen.
Arrests of Waitman Skidmore,
Don Smith and Ivy Gamer were
made in connection there with.
In June 1920 the arrest of G.
NJ, Elliott, owner of the store
was caused by John S. Scirs,
head of the Bond Private Dect-
tive Agency of Clarksburg w Va
and E. A. Barte, Sheriff of Bar
| bour County.
Indictments followed at the
September Court term 1920 up
information Of Hare and others
on the Indictment carged against
C. M. Elliott charged with TAX
ing and conceiling godos from
the officers of Court.
The prosecution are made by
w. Bruce Talbot, prosecuting
Attorney, assisted by Chas. NJ.
Murphy and other members of
the bar.
The defense was conducted by
j. Hop Woods and VIM. Taylor
George of Philippi, w. Va. IN
tense interest was manifested in
the trial of the case by local me-
mbers of the bar and visiting at
torneys, as well as hundreds of
spectators who crowded the
court room.
At the end of three days trial,
the case was given to the jury.
Arguments of the case to the
jury lasted two hours each side
being given one hour each.
The argument was opened by
Chas. M. Murphy, on behalf of
the state followed by j. Hop
Woods, who was cheered from
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SPLENDID DESIGN
FOR FARM HOME
Nine Room House Fills Needs of
Large Family.
HAS CHEERFUL SUN PafL0R
etx Bedrooms Afford Accounted at ioni
fer Large Famiiy-Convenien
to Lesecn Work of House
keeping.
By WILLIAM A. RADFoRp.

Mr. WILLIAM A. Radford will answer
sycSneas and give advice FREE OF
subject Of building. for the readers OF this
saPT On aoceuat Of his wide experiences
as Bditor. Author and Manufacturer, he
en- oil these subjects. Address an Inquiries
to William A. Radford. No 1877 Prairie
avenue. Chicsxo. H., and only enclose
tvo-ce0t stamp fee reply.
1t often has been said, and statistics
seem to bear 1t out, that .armers' fam
Eies are considerably larger than those
OF city dwellers For this reason. farm
crs need plenty of room-the one-room
condensed apartment would be Out of
place In the country A large family
calls fer large hc~e and plenty OF
bedroomS-the surro Siding farm gives
Eae children all the playground they
need. In the final analysis some one
has to raise large families to Offset the
decreasing birth rate in the cities due
mainly to consested conditions and the
farmer assumes the burden. He has
this compromising feature, however, Of
getting his ehildrens help when they
have grown up In the face of the eI
listing shortage in farm help this fac
tor becomes tremendously important
Ia order to keep his SONS on the farm
after they have grown to manhood one
Of the frat things he should do is to
make home life and surroundings as
attractive as that of the cities.
1Fcr this reason he should build q
aabstantiSi modAry homa In thtf
home be should install IS many Of the
latest eonveniences and comforts as his
aosns will permit He should build
xaiS home 80 that It will be attractive
both Inside and out.
La the case Of the farm home shown
here with floor plans, that result has
been foremost ia the mind of the build
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IN 1921 and 1922

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pens.
THE THRICE-A-WEEK
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this pays for 1876 papers. We
offer this newspaper and The
Belington Progressive togcter
for one year for 1925.
The regular subscription price
Of the two papers is $3.50.
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sprinkle tho sugar and water, but do
not stir. After they begin to boil.
cook ten minutes closely covered. Re-
move any scum. When cool they will
be jellied the skins soft and tender.
Dutch salad.-Flake one small her
ring and mince into small pieces. Mix
with half pint Of smoked ham and
the same amount of cold roast fowl or
veal Cut In dice the same quantity
of boiled beets, cucumber pickle and
one pint OF cold boiled potatoes with
one small onion minced. Dress with
three tablespoonfuls of tarragon vine
gar, eight OF olive oil, one-half tea
spoonful Of French mustard and salt
and pepper to taste. Sprinkle with
chopped hard cooked egg and capers
and stoned olives.
Prune Taploca.-Wash is large
three-fourths OF cupful Of taploca and
soak in twice the amount -uof water.
Stone and chop the prunes. Add
enough water to the drained-off liquid
to make four and half cupfuls, Bring
this to boil with the prunes, tapioca,
one-half teaspoonful of salt and one
cupful of sugar cook In a double boil
err for 40 minutes. Add 1avoring and
one-half cupful of pecan meats, Serve
cold with cream.
Onion Soup,-Slice five good-sized
onions in frying pan and add two
tablespoonfuls of butter; cover with
boiling water and cook 20 minutes !;
season with salt and pepper; line a
soup turesn with small, thin slices Of
bread and one-quarter of pound OF
grated swiss cheese. Pour In the soup,
stir well and serve.
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The Accepted Time. /.

"What was tho trouble with. tiloss
two old men who just went out grum-
blingr' asked the travelling salesman.
'ThemT replied the landlord Of tha
tavern at Grudge. That's old Orrin
Onderdonk and old Hod Dcrnitk
They want to argue. but woa't b'cun
this amt saturday"
"What difference does that maksl
There II No town ordinance aSaiase
arguing any day In the wsa1. =
theror'
"Nopei Bat II they argue now uhaV
won't get any particular attention
b'eug everybody IN town y ttrsA q
their eiack. Bat on SATURDAY. wAsG
our progressive little city Il full e
country people that come In to trade
By standing In the middle Of The sids-
walk and wrangling at the top u
their voices they can collect such q
crowd that people whs want to paae
have to 80 clear out In the strsst to Gs
30. By that means Orrin and Hoo
can make themselves pretty consider
able promine nt."-Kansas City Star.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-01-27

the washroom can be easily converted
into q laundry and equipped with a
washing machine, dryer and elcctric
ironing machine. The extra bedroom
on the lower floor, II not needed. can ba
used as a den or library.
Eventually there will be little to dis
tinguish tbs farm home from those Of
the city, because the farm home will bs
built along similar lines and contain
all the convenlences which heretofore
have been confined mainly to city
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-01-27
NOTICE

Tho Bragg restaurant On
Bridge st. has Teen purchased
by Mr.. and Mrs. X. C. Beckner
If this city and will be run on the
lines Of an up-to-date eating
house. All outstanding &C
counts due this restaurant are
payable to former owners. All
outstanding bills against same
are assumed by the former own
ar, Mrs. Elma Price. The new
management solicits your pat
ronage and guarantees satisfact-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. P. Beckner
iSn. adv.
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DR.. J. E. GIBSON
Dentist
Office n Pssss&ce AiA;ag
No Great Act of Hcreis~ Required

No Great Act of Hcreism Required
II some great act of heToism was
necessary to protect child from
group, no mother would hesitate to
protect her offstring, hut when it is
only necessary to keen at hand but
tlc Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and give it as soon as the first indie
alton of Group appears, there are many
who neglect it. Chamberlain
ugh Remedy Is within the reach Il
is is prompt and s6sctual.
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e.. Certainly, anyone will admit, this
farm home Is pleasing and indicative
Of a true hospitality 1t is built Of
frame, with face brick foundation and
stucco above the first story. Instead
Of the usual full-width porch, part Of
this space has been converted into 4
coy, cheerful parlor, Ii feet 8 inches
By feet 6 inches. 1t has four good
sized windows In the front and two on
each side, thus shedding 4 wealth Of
warmth and light into the adjoining
living room. Al the family spends
most Of its spare time In this room 1t
q essential to have It n pleasant -
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Bacteria for Sausage Skin.

Sausage skins are usually made Il
entrails, but parchment paper and d.
nitrated wood pulp have also besa
used. Now comes the proposal, re-
ported in Popular Science Monthly, 10
make them of bacteria. The particu-
lar species Of bacterium employed In
called xlinum and is found In vine
gar
Tlinum has been the dread Of the
r.HeEarmaker and manifests itself In
Objectionable Shiny scum. Some
rs ago a process was patented for
verting xilinum bacteria into leath.
and now a DR.. Wuestenfeld would
them in the making of sausa ~
ns. Xilinum skin Is obtained, Il
rise, only In fiat sheets.
No one has succeeded In inducing
mum to breed tubes. The sausa r.
eat must be wrapped II Tie nnlA
i then sewn up.
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he KITCHEN
CABlIl1IEs4aoF
a. isfs. ws.,sra Newspaper u.lon.l

Take ysur market basket and s<kkk
market At least once q week;
more fun than . movie. Certain sup
plies shsuld be bought when the mar
ket Ii dswn. and kept In stock. Per-
fshahlsz should be bought from day to
day a. needed. An advantage in mar
kstinx in person 10 tho greater va
rfety In bills OF fare-ons forEsts some
Of the foods which are seasonable and
La reminded of them when one sees
them In the mArkst.-kiss Ora
Rlanekar
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N..a hle4~s .o
Don't You Forget III :.

Bear in mind that Chamberlain's
Tablets not only move the bowel but
improve the appetite and strengthen
the Digestion. They contain no pepsin
or other digestive ferment but streng-
en- the stomach and enable it to per-
form its functions naturally.
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housewife:
Cranberry Sauce. ~
Take SIX cupfuls Of cram
berries, three cupfuls Of
granulated sugar, one
half cupful of water.
Wash and pick over the
berries and put them in q
granite pan; over them
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ssAsoNARLE GOOD THiNea

Az this II the season to enjoy the
cranberry the following recipe may
halp soma fneYperianeed
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dwellings. With the advent of running
water and electric light the farm home
has jumped ahead with astounding
rapidity. Within the space Of a few
years farm homo building has practi-
cally been revolutionized and improve
ments along this line will not stap
here.