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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Confessions OLA Movie Star

fashioned and not used to the mnn-
ners of some movie people or the
freedom of women and men in the
same business. Nor the familiarity
/ can't forget that McMasters has
half a dozen little children in his
home. One daughter is about your
age. Now my conscience compe1s
me to believe that McMasters ought
to spend his spare time with his
family"
And he ought not to 60 out to
little dinners without his wife 1
don't need to be told that, Mother
dear / guess any girl knows that
But I'm sure you understand how
l happened to be there??"
Il a trust you, darlingi" Moths
erdear kissed me tenderly, thought
a minute. and continued:
Il can't take you out of the NOV.
les, darling. It's your future, your
fortune, not mine, that's to be made
l can't interfere. But 1 guess wen
both take good are not to help Nc
Masters to neglect his family"
What did Cyrus mean by Z
'frame-up'?"
neutrality-suspicious. was his
slang way of saying the new chauf-
feur was tricking us. Cyrus seems
to have a remarkable knowledge Of
cars. He was curious and spoiled
the fellows trick"
fTo be continued1
copyright. 1921. N E. A. Service
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

%lMnoua Mara

When the young wife surrenders
her notion that she is privileged,
by the marriage ceremony. TO make
/ over her husband into what she
thinks he ought to be. she will add
to the peace Of the world. And man
will be better off.
MY husband insists that I get his
breakfast before 8 a. m.," writes A
BRIDE. "I thinkNaim unreasonable.
We haven't been married nine
months and we have lately had our
share of trouble over this. His
mother always got ou of bed early
to make his coffee and boil eggs. and
so he thinks / must"
And so think many other women.
Good men are such patient crea-
lures. They marry expecting to en-
Joy the ministration of adoring
wives as much as they did the care
Of their loving mothers.
And shortly. some OF them find
that they have TO go on duty as
Kitchen police" before 6 a. m. and
perhaps after business hours as well.
Rightfully, they might ask what
the wives plan to do with their
days. but the nicer they are as men
and the better worth cherishing as
husbands, the more patiently they
endure the breakup Of their bache-
Tor dreams.
Occasionally some husband muir
murs as above indicated, and at
tracts attention to a kind of wifely
behavior which is becoming In
creasingly common.
Unfortunately for the wife who
| refuses to get breakfast, the pa
tient-seeming husband does not
| change his opinion about his rights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

Oh 3, join and make Z s G in ring;
work the rounds without jointing.
End round: 2 s C In each st, taking
up both loops of st below. 3rd
round: . / s C in LIST ST, 2 8 c in
next; repeat from . around. On
next and every following round in
crease enough to keep work per-
fectly flat, but avoid making cores
edo not increase always at same
place.. When the work is IL inches
in diameter, stop increasing and
work even for 10 rounds Cor 81
inches). Decrease in next round by
inserting needle and drawing up a
loop around every other ST. thus
reducing the round to half the num-
Der of SITS. Reduce in same manner
in next round until there r As SITS
left, or until the desired headsize
is attained (19 inches without
stretching). Work 6 rounds even
and then a final round Of l 5 c and
CHI 2 in each st.
Tassel: Make a tassel Of 80
strands of yarn. cut over a 5-inch
cardboard: twist 2 strands Of yarn
into a cord and fasten tassel as
shown in illustration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
KEEPING FALL FOLIAGE

Now is the time to think OF the
clever effects you want to get
this winter when your friends
gather for those lovely little in
formal events which you so much
enjoy.
A trip to the woods Just now,
when trees and foliage are at their
brightest will provide ever more
beautiful things than you could buy
were your can quite unlimited.
Gather the prettiest branches you
can find. Take them home. Stand
them upright in a deep pan or vase
in the Kitchen sink. Then. with a
sprinkling can fill with fresh. cool
water, wash all of the dust off. Let
them stand in their upright position
until quite dry.
When the drying is complete ap-
ply clear copal varnish to the
branches and again leave to dry. A
little fine wire may be used to adj
vantage in securing leave on a par
ticularly attractive branch which
you would preserve unusually long.
Bright fall berries may be pre-
served in tbs same way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
..sgr. Whale In Troubley

ME. D6le III lTOuDAc
Off through the waves hurried
Nancy and Nick. carrying the bot
tie Of ink Mr.. Cuttlefish had given
them. They looked this way and
that way and every which way for
MIR. Whale, for you never can tell
just where he's likely to be. He
doesn't stay in one place much. but
goes anywhere he takes q notion to.
Mr.. Whale is a funny fellow.
They couldn't see q sign of him
anywhere. and Nancy said to her
brother that perhaps he had done
like the whale in the poem, which
goes like this.
"There once was q whale
Who swallowed his tail.
First he turned to q ball,
Then to nothing at ALL"
But Nick said to be patient and to
keep on looking, and sure enough.
Just then in the distance they saw a
tremendous spout of water which
went as high as the fireman's hose.
and they knew that Mr.. Whale was
coming.
Lightly as thistle down the Twins
wished themselves on to his broad
black back, so gently, indeed that
Mr.. Whale never for an instant sus-
pected that he had company, and
kept on breathing the nice fresh air
into his lungs, as whales do. you
know, being different from fishes.
and blowing water up into the air
like a park fountain and enjoying
himself like everything.
But suddenly a dozen huge forms
appeared. They seemed to come
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Chap. 16-sMotherdear Explains q
Lot"

Chap. f6-"Motherdear Explains .
Lot"
voluble explanations by Rose
were followed by riders to the
waiter to rearrange the table for
four.
We dined under q nervous ten
sion.
McMasters was simply charming
to Motherdear. EulogIes Of my work
embarrassed me. but I could tell
that he wasn't making much of a
hit with her.
On the way home from Roses
dinner, Motherdear was almost dis
agreeable. Only once or twice in
my life had ! seen her in such an
unexplainable mood.
Frat she cried W. me, then she
kissed me. and then she fell into a
long silence.
what worries you, Motherdcar? ?"
I clasped her soft fingers in mine.
"Cyrusi" she announced abruptly
"Cyrus?" I repeated in astonish-
ment.
HE phoned me that he had fixed
up the engine Of your in a
jiffy. But that was after you had
left with Rose. He said nothing
was the matter with the engine. He
advised me to fire Dur new chauf-
feur Immediately. He didn't want
to say more. Just suggested that q
word to the wise was sufficient"
You made him explain"
Finally he limited at some kind
of a frame-up. He said I'd better
come for the car and stop here and
get you. Or if ! said so. he'd come
for you and take you home"
I'm sure / don't see what you
were worried about Motherdear,"
I'm glad to say you don't. Per-
haps I'm confused myself. Perhap:
Cissy was excited. I can't come TO
any conclusion. And so let's talk
about the frocks which were deliv-
cred today"
That settled it. I was too ex-
hausted to care about dresses. to
care about anything but getting
home to my bed.
Motherdear returned to the sub
| ject before I went to sleep:
Little grill McMasters is a mar
ried man. / suppose I'm old
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

He is disappointed in matrimony-
and in his wife. No man ever was
neglected or imposed upon by a wife
without finding il out oon or Ia
ter. And by 50 much as he feels
wronged, does his ardent devotion
dwindle.
So much for the sentimental angle
OF the breakfast problem. There's
another. more important 1t has
been worked out by scientists in vo-
cational laboratories
Experiments made there fortify
the average husband in his demand
that the wife rise early and assume
her share Of the burden of the day.
For IL appears that the man who
uses up his energy in Homework.
before and after Office hours. is inn
pairing his efficiency, lowering his
value to his employer, and lessening
his chance to earn a larger salary
Put in terms of dollars and cents.
some wives car grasp this idea
quickly.
Here's another form of the ex-
p~loitation of the male:
I've found that a young man
loves me. He has a car and gives me
the best of good times. but I have
no intention of marrying him How
can / make him over into . friend
and nothing more?"
BY a miracle, and not otherwise.
because the more a man is with 4
girl he loves. the more he loves her.
Men Ire just as sensitive a. women
When a man goes with . gfr1 for
months, wins her love. with no In
tention of marrying her. the world
condemns him. Should a woman be
spared who does the sams thtug2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

from nowhere at all. and formed in
a complete circle right around Mr..
Whale. Nancy and Nick knew at
once that they were the wicked
sharks. They were swapping their
huge jaws and showing their teeth
like savage dogs.
Mr.. Whale gave n snort OF sur
prise and looked dreadfully wor-
ried.
Don't be afraid!" whispered
Nancy's soft voice in one of his ri
diculous little ears-just holes in
his head. really. Well save you"
Ito be continued)
copyright, 1921, N. f. A. Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
If YOU ARE WELL BRED

You will not serve the wedding
cake with the wedding breakfast,
but will have it in little boxes on a
table in the hall where guests may
take it as they leave. The cake may
be cut and served at the table with
the wedding dinner or supper.
You will. after all of the guests
have arrived for the wedding meal,
arrange hat the newly married
couple enter the dining room first.
You will not linger to talk to the
bride while passing in the line at q
reception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Chestnuts

Shell one pound of chestnuts.
Then melt two cups of sugar and a
tablespoon of butter. stirring to keep
II from burning. When the mixture
reaches the boiling point, take the
chestnuts on the point of a hatpin
and dip them into it. turning them
around to thoroughly coat them
When we'll coated put them In The
oven for a few minutes to dry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

low and gray.
Huge cuffs and collars of mink
add distinction to this wrap. 1t also
has a deep band of the fur around
the bottom.
Handpainted materials have long
been vogue, but the combination OF
leather with fantastic paintings gives
full sway to a sartorial imagination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Ont This Out-rt Is Worth Money.

Cut out this slip. enclose with sc
and mail it to Foley & Co., 2S35
Sheffield avenue, Chicago, Ill. writ
ing your name and address clearly:
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs, colds
and Group; Foley Kidney. Pills FOR
pains in sides and back; rheumatism
backache. kidney and bladder all
ments and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
a wholesome and thoroughly clean
sing cathartic for constipation. bill
iousness. headaches. and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
BY MARIAN HALE

NEW YORK-Leather coats found
great favor during the war and the
material is greatly used in sports
wraps.
The particular model is almost
futuristic in effect. 1t is of white
leather with huge fiower-like designs
painted on the white surface in vel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
WOMAN'S INTERESTS AND SUGGESTIONS f
What To Make
For Christmas

That gay little niece or grand
daughter of yours likes jaunty bits
Of yarn. sc of curse she'll like this
tam which you can make for her.
Eight fold Zephyr Germantown. 4
balls Cor skeins) cardinal Nc. ALA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

Kerosene oil spots car be remov-
ed qnite easily with Fuller's earth
Cover the spots thickly with a layer
of the hot earth and let it remain
on "a hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
DiscOlOred

If bone-handled knives become
d;scolored they should be lightly
sandpapered and then polished.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
FRANCIS GRoSS'S

HUNGARIAN PROTECTIVE BUREAU
Furnishes Service In Insurance.. Money
Real Estate, Loans, Collecting
Rents. Brokerage. Legal Matters. Steam
ship Tickets .
31S MAPLE ST. PHOSf 1SlS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

at the Minnesota state fair at st.
Paul and finished by taking first
honors at the interstate meet when
break makers of ten states were
competing.
These three girls will represent
the West in a contest to be held at
Washington between the East and
West.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

MANKATO, Minn.-They're bread
making champions-there three
Mankato girls: Leona Peterson, My
ra Jones and Evelyn Cuddy. Repre-
senting their school, the three girls
first won the Blue Earth county
championship and later took first
prize in a southern Minnesota COM
petition. Later they took first prize
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

Put one cup Of White sugar, one
tablespoon of butter and three ia
blespoons of water into a pan and
boil. Have ready three quarts of
nicely popped corn. When the
When the mixture in the pan begins
to thicken slightly pour the popped
corn in and stir vigorously, thus
distributing the candy. Then re-
move from the fire and heap on n
but.ered dish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Rub on Sore Throat

Musterole relieves sore throat quick
ly. Made with oil Of mustard, it is a
clean white ointment that will not burn
or blister like the old-fashioned mustard
plaster.
Just spread it on with your fingers.
Gently but surely it penetrates to the
sore spot and draws out the pain. Get
Musterole at your drug store today.
$50 65cinjars q tubes;hospital size, So.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
@llzzI!j
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Blanciiing Almonds

Almonds can be easily blaAched If
you put them in very hot water and
let them stand for about two min
utes. Then drain. put in cc,d water
and rub the skins off. Dry them be-
tween towels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

Charcoal powder is effective for
cleaning knife blades which have
become stained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Stains

Stains on knife blades a be re-
moved by rubbing with raw potato
This will also kill the scent of on
ions on a knife which has been used
for cutting onions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Needles

Knitting needles can be cleaned
If they are rusted by rubbing
them up and down in earth.
Evening star., 1921-05-08
AUTOMOBILEs FOR SALE, ETC.


WHEN YOr RrY an automobile let me sns
eest that you buy from reputable deAier.
He will tell You the truth and will guarantee
his cars .
not only guarantee every car ! sell. but
I also guarantee every battery my guar,
antee is positive and plain. Furthermorr.
an n"s extra r" tire % and tube. My ears. when de.
livered are ready in every detail Tor the road
cars. cash required monthly payments and
prize. Open all day Sunday. Your inspection
solicited.
tires: new battery; new Tenders: new
top: new seat covers. Cash. ST." n"n'his'
san: price. sI.nDN.
4 almost new battery. Cash. S'U':
non,hly, $50: price: S1m
cash. siso; %onshly. s.; price. Ssa 50.
ROYAL MAIL ROAD. sport tyne: Sao
trunk. with cover: >naPpieSt little car in me
District. Cash. sl2:': monthly. So price.
HrrMoRILE ROAD ,5 tires. 3 new'; posi-
sscn si,sy rnr,,,S tn. best buy g-do in s a""
OLDS SPEEDSTEH: special built body: !
speeds: will do Q" miles an hour-tru'y rs
road king. Ca>h' S'" monthly $40: price
5PAss. WIRE WHEEL touring: ; wheols. 6
tires: fine fsmiIy ear Cash. Sl2': month
ly. $40: price. $&nn
RARY GRAND. a-pass. touring: : tires q
excellent; ! new'. Cash. sl'"; monthly. S';
CLEVELAND uo.m .i-rass.: run less than
3,W0 miles: bumper: motor meter: other cx-
tras Cash. 5000 monthly. SlnO: price. 81 lJh
REQ LASS. t. tires. ncw'. Cash. S3'n:
monthly Sn: price. S,;I.,
COLE ''S" 1-PASS.: :, tires & excellent.
ncvi: battery: one beautiful car Cash
$50: monthly S1OO: price. 81 1jn.
RIICk BIG SIN. 1-pa>s. : tires e excel
lent. nrwl: rew battery. fash. S3I':
mnathly. $50. price. $50
Cars bought for cash Will take in trade.
4 good paint ich done in seven days or less:
S"5 and up. Carbon removed. while You wait.
S.'c per cyl.
s. J. MONk Largest Dealer in Reliable Used
cars in Wa>hnstnn,.
Steele Garage. I3t - sth st. NV.
Phone Franklin 3l4J
Evening star., 1921-05-08
FOR RENT-ROOMS


ROOMS WITH BOARD-toutinued.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for lady employed 10
modern apartment house: walking distance.
Main 6sSaT. So
HILICREsr. $500 18th sT.-An IDEAL home
for those away from the comforts Of their own
rooms. with and without private bath: meals
that satisfy.
COLLEGE woMEN-Pieaaant home. excellent
Associate Collegiate Alumnae House. West 1o7.
sIBiRRAN ROOMS WITH BOARD.
ISa5 CONDUIT RID. and " a-tood hnard
and nicely furnished r"um- snd sleeping pnr''h.
cool. SHADY lawn, in suburbs, AT reasonable"
price, Phon" West 1890
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS with board. in bcsnti-
fnl suburban home. bath, clectri" light. Mi>.
iIironS. oxford road. Glen :, he. Cabin John
trolley
II ELI.ERsoN AVE Ciar"ndon vs-Isrg,
NOTICE. - CaStaloma. Brad
dock Heights. Md. as previously
advertised. now open Can he
reached by five trains daily from
| mon station to Frederick. Md.
from Frederick To Braddock
Heights by trolley. passing the
door. Also by bus line from
Raleigh Hotel. o am. and ! pm.
Also by one OF the most bcauti-
iul pixies leaving Washington
Frederick pike-W ashin9ton to
Rockville. Rockville To Ridge
vile. Ridgevillc 10 Frederick.
Frederick to Braddock Heights:
81 miles to the place. For in
formation call Rraddock l2l
Charges reversed.
WITH PRIVATE FAMILY. for lady om
rinycd: no objection Ia one child: located
ear line. Mrs Isheil. East Falls church Va
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
hni KENYON NW.-Largr. light desirable
room IN private family fnr settled woman
employed 80
5il SHEPHERD Nv. PctworIh,- iars"
front ro"In in private fnnily with HON" priv
ilsgeS: ami. Phone col sl1oJ
1854 HARVARD ST. Nv. Apt. 3-Ligat.
clean rooms. large rinsets. ,untinuoGs hot
water: Telephone: home privileges: use piano.
girls or married couple housekeeping privileges
or reasonable board. To-
Evening star., 1921-05-08
WANTED-RoOMS

ROOM and private bath wanted by gentleman;
must I've hrst-class; furnished or unfurnishcd
preferably in Mt. Pleasant. Address B"N n3f-C.
Evening star., 1921-05-08
Gordon Hotel.

10th and Eye SITS. NV.
A few desirable rooms for rent. Apply q
Evening star., 1921-05-08

l70s Sth N.w.-Two large. outside rooms fur.
nished Ink: heat. gas and bath: second floor.
Phone North 67S4. g.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

6I4 pend NW.-Larxe furnished froat room
kitchen md floor: sink. gas range: Ink.
.'lO5 MT. PLEASANT ST.
Two newly papered and painted rooms. pr
yate bath. for Ink; electricity; gas for cook
ing. Near Kenesaw Apt. Phone Col 1889
Evening star., 1921-05-08

YoCNG MAN wante clean. bright room. ycin
ity l4th and Girard: reasonab Bile. Address Ros
n1I-C star office
Evening star., 1921-05-08
TABLE BOARD.

l4.4 HARVARD ST N.W.-Variety home
cooked meals: pleasant surroundings lOs
aG49 wOODLEY ROAD-Exrellent home table.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

II EII.EESo\ AVE Clarendon. Va -iSTsN
front rn"n: hoard. phone. garage: rea ~onabie &.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

WANTED Comfortable rooms and good.
wholesome board In private family. for 49m,
mer; for adults and children. ages :. D
and Z: on good auto road. within half hour
Of city. r. R.. l7SS Lanief place ~.
Columbia 6OSd.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

good room and board in a home preferably ir
Saul's Addition. Address Box 35O-C. Star
office
Evening star., 1921-05-08

BY SETTLED WOMAN employed. nice room
and board. NV. preferred. Address Rox 3,3I
Star Office. %
Evening star., 1921-05-08

14l1 PARK ROAD, Apt. 3c-To adults. 8
unfurnishcd rooms including kitchen; porch !;
bea utiful outlook: references. Apply after 8
p.m. sunday. after 2 pm. -
Evening star., 1921-05-08

1I47 = ST. N.W.-Furnished rooms for rent:
large. bright rooms: accommodate or 8 6ne
loeNHAa, Phone Frank. 7636 los
Evening star., 1921-05-08

4Uc CYLINDER FOR burning carbon. owner 70
remove plugs ana wires: frozen cylinders cast-
lngs. steel and aluminium welded properly; all
work guaranteed. n N. Colemzn. :Oi 18th st.
Phone NJ. 4Jes.
Real Bargains-Used Cars.
Buick touring. light six: newly painted
Ford touring. 1918 motor SIS.
Ford roadster. 1915, $1Ij.
Ford light delivery. 1917. $l7J.
Manhattan Garage. 17Os-Os 7th st. nv.
l0o
Evening star., 1921-05-08

1897 AMES FL. S.E.-2 front rooms. double
and single. for l.h.k.: hail bedroom. Call Sun
day OF eveningv.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

tGENTLEMAN wants clean. airy room. in pr
vafe family. In NV. section: moderate rental
! Address BOX 21S-t star office o
Evening star., 1921-05-08
WANTED-ROOMS WITH BOA

ROOM AND ROARD-Mother and daughter:
in private family; northwest section: for sum
mer months: reasonable. Address Box SIC.
Star office.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

IWY STAtI-yI UP.
SrF:IA!. WEEKLY BEST ~ CITY.
133S OTIS PLACE N.w.-Nesuy furnished
front room; reasonable. t"l. :9iI-W.
1J.3 /. NV, APT. 10-Pleasant comfor; able
room dow ntOwn apartment; elevator; gentle
men.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-31
WE q .lEN.

Mostly cloudy tonight
and Tuesday; not much
change IN temperature.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-31

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-02-15
TOURIST AGENT BRINGS PARTY
FOR ISLAND TOUR

II. II. Yost, assistant secretary of
the Hawaii Tourist Bureau, came
over on the Lurline last Wednesday
morning. He headed a party Of
tourists and saw to it that they got a
view of our most interesting spots.
The party even braved the inconven-
ience of the damaged Waimea Canyon
road in order to make their tour COM
plete. They were loud in their
praises of the Canyon and said as
rough as the trip was up the canyon,
it was we'll worth while. Mr.. Yost
and party returned to Honolulu bv the
Lurline.
Mr.. Yost stated that the tourist
bureau would very shortly issue new
Kauai folder and that copies would be
sent to those interested on Kauai for
the purpose of revision so that the
main edition may be correct and right
up to the minute.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-02-15
BISHOP LEONARD AT WAIMEA

Through the very efficient manage.
ment of Mrs. c. B. Hofgaard, a we'll
filled house created Bishop Leonard
in the Hawaiian church at Waimea
last Saturday morning. Rev. M. E..
Carver presided at the meeting.
Although it was the busy Saturday
morning hour, most of the leading
residents of Waimea and Kekaha, who
could possibly run away from their
business duties, were assembled to
hear the distinguished clergyman.
The bishop delivered in substance
the same lecture as at Lihue, though
perhaps with more intimate style and
pausing occasionally for vivid illus
trations Of his points. Needless to
state the address was duly appreciated
by the Waimea folks.
While in Waimea the Bishop and
DR.. Klinefelter were entertained re-
spectively at the homes Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brandt, Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hofgaard. ..
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-02-15
WORK PROGRESSING
At NAW|L|W|L|.

Work at Nawiliwil is progressing
favorably, though smewhat slowly on
account of the slow delivery of sup
plies. The air compressor has been
installed on the site of the temporary
landing and the work of drilling and
blasting out place for the derrick
has commenced. ~
Work has also commenced on the
road, beginning at the end of the tenn
porary trestle and running to the
permanent camp site and throughout
the entire works.
Another air compressor arrived by
the Kinau last Friday. This will be
taken to the quarry site and put to
work running the big air drills just
as soon as possible. SOS ~
Several of the laborers became af-
fected with the hook worm last week
and went back to town. These were
replaced, however. the next day by
new arrivals. A number Of men arri-
we'd for the job by the Kinau this
morning.