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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22

LEGISLATURE. according 10 custom vct'
stopped before nocn ana the House
proceeded TO dispatch business a.
rapidly a. possible IN order RAT ,hs
! session mlehs be Terminated SOM,
time durlng the night u April J
1891. We dla work ansn after mld
night.
This lieass had disposed of pfaetie.
ally ar q the Senate nslis ~hlch bad
been passeA hs sho Senate and had
been transmitted IL the House This
lseaae had alsa disposed 81 all House
bslly. ana 80 Thursday before ad.
sacrament ike iiouse bills uos acted
uron At ,has time eerc stricken from
the calsadar ,hue manltessing eur
Intention Is adloaru under the terms
oi the Senate rexolAssan Almost aii
a ,he Important precipitation bslls
eAcepi the large departmental hill ur.
lgalAtel ia the house. and had becR
81 me Seuate gor days And ~ samy
instances weeks
senate nni No is5 ~as thr lsrre
departmental hil. providing fof So
sis1l24S ss i Mas passed ~ he
Senate .aaa provided sof the rala,
Is ard maintenance " the state o.
ticsgs ANA employees chiefly AZ the
Stale eapnel Thr House amendments
reduced me total appropriations an
der shln bin to : eaa. iAea she
iouss deductions ana cuts aggreral
ing steNo .i6S.6S This Senate adslAed
the House some i've hours before oul
Adjournment thai Il refused 20 concur
10 IA, House amendments and asA
ed fot conferences A conference
was Immediately granted and 4
promptly appointed the confegees
from The ifoape After considerable
delheeation. BY the eonferees of both |
Houses. the conference committee
from The House reported. ~ writ /
ng. "a the Hoasc that thes we're 81
ahls 70 asrcc with the eonierees OF
DC Senate
House hill No. gls, tue large ap
preparation bill providing for the SAL
liies and maintenance of all of the
state institutions. which had origin
itod Ia the House and which, as ],
,assed the house several days before
adjournment carried appropriations
ss4s4.4sso0 This bill
VAS amended in the senate 80 thai
De aggregate appropriations fof
state institutions amounted 20 sia-
y. .b9l.o0 AZ Il passed the senate
rhus. The Senate amendments "
.leased the total appropriations car
led by the llouye Institutional Bill in
he sum of ssl2.e640o \ few hours
,cforc Adjournment ths senate ad
Used the Iiousc Of the senate amend
nents and tho House promptly re-
used 20 concur in the Senate amend
nonss an cscquestcd d conferences
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22

A committee VAS appointed rs The
speaker 10 the ileasc ana tue Sca
ale was immediately notitia. hus as !
am iufoFmd =, senator davidson.
Chairman 81 tbs senate Committee
an general appropriations. this ecm
mnnieaslon from shs House 10 the
Senate vas aesef read ln she seusts
and nc contcrcngs cn the susslsu,lon
a esa ~an FFanlsd hy the senate eaa
aoae held
senate mn ~ ~ and House Rial
Ma yia ahoso relsfged tu are tbs tus
lafKs appropriation hilla designed a.
csre tor salaries ana maintenance o.
ghe Sgnte officers and employe eea enA
a ne state Institutions ler ,he eaan
lug bicnniai pegiea hegsnnlne 1a'y /.
la.l The emergenes. "a "A ihes ass
sometimes callcd sue defcisue, au
preparation bills aqqropriatlug sNads
for shc support Il the stats Officers
a Institutes until ialy 4. 1921. hal
all passea The tease and lho gleesef
number IL thegu had also passsa shs
Sensie and had hscn enrolled and
signed hs the SpeaApf ~ the houso
snd transmitted to ghe Senate las lhe
signature os the presiding otfesF 81
ghe senAie fMenis nlne M shuA ~
saoh eufallcd lloase hlllr, vhlaA had
bcsu slsned ~ ms. as speakes ~ she
iipnse. were N the bands os lhe Sen
arc II lhe time shy llouss adjourn
ea and had benn Ia ,hs SeNase mess
iy Awaiting the signature ~ The pes
ding officer oi she senate. for lfonl
three hours % siA day~ helore the
House adjourned Included Within
ibis humber Of enrolled llouse bills
awaiting the signature ~ the pfesid" Z
INK officer OF The senase we're "a
omeffeney appropriation billH prafld
inr fer the payment Of salaries aud I
% the state University +
aud the AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical
college unlil iuls 1921 For exam
pie tho unlsersily deficiency apprN
pia,loa hgll had been in The SENATE
awaiting such signature tlNe day
PRIOR 70 aur ADJOURNMENT
can the ll0uHe Is ne face ~ such
mcie. therefore rs said 10 have
aosed the state institutions can ans
reasonable person believe tnat the
House was AZ taul Ia adlonrniuf
rhc statements a. she contrary aa
hc snenla,ions calculated TO ~
udico the mlnds "a ,he citizens ot
hls state are merely an example oi
he propaganda being spread tsud
iasl over The state and 70 whsa
,boso referred
In this connection. might asb
Mould any reasonable person sas ihAt
he House after II had waited for fsc
lays for the MGR, act ~ aienin6 ~
enrolled hlil. and Ia ono ineFnreg
liS days. Tor such pertunclory action.
sould be Justified "a Waiting longer
also wish u Say II ~ ebstyins
'onH WAYS. when tne
alecnlosynary Institutions are s1r
adden, ~ are asked 70 refuse a. ad
MI further patients 20 thoir rstiis-
ions On Tbs ground and for lh eA'
lon that no appropriations hss, reu
made Tor their maintenance enA care
rhis Is especially true IN the face "
he fact thar Tie appropriations ~
meh institutions were sOt effective
lor intended so 20 be until july
a2l kmefFency appropriations wafr
lol asked FOR By such institutions
Ind go far as } knox were not needed
,ut ! believe IL TO hs fact that the
leeds - The iasauc asyluma and Ulh
ir similar. state institutions have
'ecn asked 10 sire County Judges 5f
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22

| they afs algeaay SAYING that the
4ouae Was slmpis psAy'ak polHlss
ta thls ceantefhoa However. wAnl
o. aay that the asmeesatle msahs,a
wvrv luat a. eAwes sa aAleasn aa ms
republican members ~ sAs lleasa
and el'h eH'N sNes tNu Af threa 49,
sspsleas voted Nssh ths fepabusans
immediately preceding sur adjourn
msHt p.mostalis flaass lsAgsga lms
atdissfls Afleg aaieofuHfAi 81 shs
Hoass tAfpi that lhey had staNu
consideration Is lhe seaaie. Aas tA
senAfe haa AAaNa liagls nt 49, peoa
s. consideration teeafa ihs llnsss
The elusssAnY aegagain9 = aeva.
naprf seart IL attempting Va laF
ne elams oi lbs sltnsslaa aeea ise
eepuellepu elrmhsss rf gbe tlause
aat 6 aaelsa a. AAvles ass4 sssf
uaeomH'lmeAlAts appsllstoa ap4 ~
sstenssa ge shp House Ana ,hr geraa
hsAa Ispaas members xaeh Az asu
sude la 80 ,hafettvfisgilt nl the tsa
sruvf az shls stats ava "a uabesea
lnx the alsails 81 ens eefanflns shAl
lsositun lhAl ! de uui este ta Atau.
ihs aueaslah elll sas hn~ss gha
shs olessfeeF hlmsnls tss "a nap
etaas 0efa*ipps e'slsa in me lAAt 4
ffra'esi difficulty eAs aN eNh il
llnune Vl Representatives bp FAY
ihe Aenals aog W4a tNe frpuhl
'an msmtefs pg shs t.eeialaIHes mf
Nish this membets VT hla oen eaes /
statements Is thia effect Nefs ma4
- isernl conferences sn he pYsa
snse q a uanlles of ,As liagae msm
aefa
~ sclualNH mehf aat sAai enc
article appearing ln she paliy ukls
Raiean of Ihia date. puFpofanN n
iaote Nosesuof i,phrftsaa A. aaslas
~ NrAieMsf sesiefdAs. ihe ssfY |
.asi wofi lhai samr gren apeAAs
Sehwabe II ibr ilpuAs nas. thar ths |
oNcr Gloass ~ould aiana pas ou Na
appropriations aemauA il mst
rao anA yellahIe aH pWmhet af olh
y statements ahefelu uan nvwAeaa
't# hass pHspuftra sp atpte tbv ssa
ieman
mink ihe psup.e - ,hls alaif
'eNeyef vltl naa usiis gaun ia aA
'aaea, eudeasof % lboso whom thes
'asc elected % save the saspaYvta alI
hla State mllliaaa ~ dellafa
lnNue lhc paulN rs inseaiiKase
cfuslnise aud eAamlue closely the
eeofd ~ the iieuae durinK ,he -
sul aeealon ~ The Legislature, aaa
ndge Tor ihemselNcs tho truth 81
alaisy ~ me accusations featured bg
hose 40 fond ~ spreading propa /
.audn and rfelualc1nr this mAua 81
hs people
alAo suntst that the psppIs tpaa y
.samno and consider the tcHslmoaf |
'tfered before thu House insealsga'.
ns Committee Afiar having doue NJ.
air convinced Thar the nuhlie *lil
70 longer doubt the motives pfompi
rs aud aeiuailnF the statements and
hr actions ~ ihe ae,uaers and ths
lfenscd ia connection with tbs Aes
Iion 81 the l~gisIaiius juaf closed.
GEO 4 9rifwAnE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22

Ne~-aigAA Rheumatism f.afagNe
Tooshaeac Vni1aso ana fof PAN Al,
ef0gk sfs sea h4Nrf iaulsM OK As.
y ~ ia handy tin hoAes ~ is ard Ya
fofte ~ = snd nta Aspirin l. 81
trade mark ~ haNer Manufacture az
Moncaee 80 tester OF Ssiicy cac 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
Never say Aspirin without saving Bayer

Warning In'es sca see ,hc name
h~srr on package ~ o.. laale yea
are not Eetth. genuine Ash v.n pres
s0 I'D hs physicians for twraay-one
ytars and proved safe tv ni aca
Take Aspeln only as ted IN tAs
hAAtr hAckase Cor Ce.As neAdAehe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22

Mattresses and chhmhergnalia afs
located cariiy. qG.chly and withor
any personal bother by means u laa
sant Ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
son aAt.K Old aapsrs 81 shs teab
- afssa~.

AseealA& ~ eVNaflmental atWtx a
afti!s esesRllpA slfh Arn mensallf
s'AHf ea thn ayersse HEan Boys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-22
PREHISTORIC ELEPHANT
BONES FOUND IN FRANCE

Paris AnfH Az Parts ~ gha faa*
slllsad femAlna " pFuhlssaris ela.
phAag sAa NY sspsrta ia he nasnr
thousands yrAfs ela AAVu aavn faaa
"a she ciay ~ tlse eoFks ~ ChstaY
WNaF chaieus saF asea fhn i, he
lleyet IA - lhs sirsi Inssaass ID
~nash sweh femAiaa hAqa aeen fuaaa
le FaFopv u s lRaaxbs ssahahlv
lhaf wAea ave aeaseA Ia evaeludea gha
~s'i Av falflx eumpiefa.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08
DAMAGES COLLECTED
 UNDER FORCE THREAT

(By International News Service)
 GREENSBORO. Ala, Aug.S. - Here's a brand new scheme for mak- ing corporations pay damages to prop erty when said corporations are re- luctant about so doing. Charles and Alec Waller got judgement against a railroad which left the track adjoining their property and proceeded to smash things up generally.
 The Waller brothers got the judg. ment all right. but collecting the amount of the damages awarded was another thing. Hearing that a large amount of money had been paid into the Greensboro freight office, how ever, the Walters, with their attorney, proceeded to present their bill for pay ment The agent refused. The sheriff was notified. The threatened to break the safe in which the money was kept and collect the claim. The agent capitulated.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08
CLAIM BOOZE IS MORE EASY
 TO PURCHASE
By International News service.)

tBy International News service.)
 WASHINGTON Aug. S-Hootch hunting is becoming gradually less difficult Hunters for fine whiskey, wines and other liquors also are be. coming more discriminating.
 Plentiful liquor supplies in the large centers are said by prohibition officers 10 be due to an unprecedent- ed inflow of rare brands of intoxi cants from abroad.
 Imported liquors of Scotch, Irish. English and French manufacture are pouring ~into the United States through the poorly-guarded gate ways on the coasts and borders.
 Dry-law chiefs, cutting down their already small staffs of agents, be- cause of depleted funds allotted for the remainder of the fiscal year by congress, merely gasp and confess they are powerless to stop the i'm. portations.
 Bootleg cantcrs, finding it easier to obtain the foreign liquors and in much greater quantities than the old familiar brands oi american make are quoting attractive prices for their wares.
 Officials are advised that whiskey brought in over the Canadian and | Mexican borders. is finding it's way quickly into the larger consuming cities. and the methods of transport. ! ing the supplies are seldom baked | by dry officers.
 Handlers of wet" products. of ficials admit. are growing more ac- customed to the haunts of the dry" | law agents and are having no trouble l in that quarter
 Most of the rare liquors and wines are now being brought across the Canadian boundary. The vast | stretches of territory in that re zion are protected by a mere hand, ful of enforcement officers. Most of them are on duty at a few of the heavily-traveled routes Hun dreds of routes selected by the boot leg importers are without protec tion.
 Recent reports to headquarters in dicate that trains of trucks have been moving with their whiskey car goes into the United States. Lower quotations by the bootleg gers for the choicest kinds of liquors are an impressive indication that whiskey stocks brought in from over seas have more than made up fol the shortage caused by the closing down of the warehouses in the Unit ed States for a considerable period
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08
MADE GOOD PROMISE
 TO WED PRISONER
(By International News scrvIcc)

(By International News Scrvice)
 BROCKTON, Mass, Aug. S.-Liv- iag up to her promise made to her sweetheart when he was sentenced to the Plymouth House of Correction several months ago for manslaughter, Miss Bernice Holland, formerly of Brockton, went to Great Bay, Nova Scotia, last week and was married to John A. DOnnell restaurant owner.
 Donnell was liberated from Ply mouth jail several weeks ago, his sentence being cut short in order to enable him to go to Nova Scotia to see his father. who was critically i'll. He was convicted of having caused the death of a man by run aing him down with his automobile last fall. At that time Miss Hol- land made the promise that she would wait for him and would marry him when he was given his free dom.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08
Ruth Lands Homer In Game Saturday
IN Ne.UNINtvd IrCssI

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Babe Ruth made his thirty-nine home-run in the game Saturday against Detroit, again tieing his record for 1920 up to that date. His circuit drive was ineffective, however, as Detroit won the game 9 to s.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08
Sporting Notes
SPORTING NOTES OF THE WORLD
(Pacific Sports Service)

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S.-Down at San Diego they have unearthed d young girl swimmer who holds prom. ise of being a future great of the Pacific coast. Florence Chambers is thn name of this fifteen year old miss, and already she has won a series of championship events that many older and more experienced swimmers would like to have tackled on to their own names.
 Florence is pupil at the San Diego junior college and has won most of her events at the big meets held at the Coronado tent city, across the water from the city of San Diego. She Is a genuine cham pion and already at her tender age holds the United States SSO.yard open water championship. Earlier in the season she sprung into prom. thence by winning the annual trans. bay swim from San Diego to Coro. nado. held every year by the San Diego Club. She also won the San Diego county championship at vari, ous distances.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08
Pacific Coast League

At Vernon i, San Francisco 2. Vernon 10, San Francisco 2. At Portland 12, Salt Lake 9. Portland ', Salt Lake l.
 At Oakland ,, Los Angeles '. At Seattle :, Sacramento ?.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08

AUTO SERVICE Alaska Transfer Co.
 ATToRNEYs Donohoe & Dimond F. H. Foster. F F. Medley.
 AUTO AGENCIES owen F.. Meals. Valdez.
 BANKS Bank of Alaska. e First Bank Of Cordova.
 BOTTLING WORKS Cordova Beverage Go.
 CHICKEN RANCH Jos Fry.
 CLOTHING Laurie Bros. W Clayson. The Blum. O'Neill Go. Finkelstein & Sapiro. CIGARS AND NEWS STAND Chas. NJ. Rosswog.
 DAIRY II. F. McDanlel X Co.
 DRUG STORES Cordova Drug Co. Northern Drug Co.
 DENTISTS Dr. Charles Daggett. pr. M. L. Biggs. Dr. Won Zesch. Dr. c. V. Daggett. Dr. Louis H. Wolfe. Kennecott. Dr. R. ". Nickerson
 FUR DEALERS Geo. R Goshaw Co. Seattle. k. W. Drew. Tacoma.
 GROCERIES The Blum, O'Neill Co. F1nkelstein & Sapiro.
 HARDWARE The Blum, O'Neiu Co. Finkeistein & Sapiro.
 HOTELS ii Windsor Hotel. Cordova House. Alaskan Hotel. Northern Hotel. Manhattan Hotel. Overland Hotel, Chitina. Hetd Atwood. Seattle. Arlington Hotel. Seattle.
 INSURANCE CordAya Abstract & Realty Go. Csrslsva Ad5usfment Ce. Tsomns g. Scott
 tsWxlnae y3 S ,4.fS,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08
American League

At Philadelphia 5, St. Louis f. Philadelphia 12, St. Louis 9. At Boston 9, Chicago 4.
 At New York s. Detroit 9. At Washington 1, Cleveland 3.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08

HOME SERVICE" PAINTS ". P. Fuller & Co. 8 F.
 LAUNCHES AND rows Pioneer and Swan.
 LAUN0RIEs <4~o !, Jones' Laundry.
 LADIES' FURNISHINGS Mrs. Barbara Heating LUMBER YARD AND MILL , Cordova Min & Lumber Co.
 MEAT MARKETS Northern Meat Market Cordova Cold Storage Co.
 MACHINERY WORKS Cordova Machine Works. Harmon Machinery Co. Inc. MERCHANT TAILORING j T. N. Hubbert. POOL AND BILLIARD HALLS The Club Northern Club. Oscars Place. PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS I. D. Bogart. PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERs Fred NJ. Schaupp. Smith & McConaghy
 PHYSICIANS F'. Dr. W. w. Council. pr. W. H. Chase
 PHOTOGRAPHY Charles Scarborough
 RESTAURANTS Model Cafe. City Bakery. Na Charley Chong - Bills Place Lisa Cafe, Latouche.
 RAILROADS Copper River & N W. Ky. LIGHT WATER AND PHONES Alaska Public Utilities. SECOND HAND STORES Gus Cozokas.
 TRANSFER COMPANY I Alaska Transfer Co.,
 STEAMSHIP LINES I Alaska Steamship Go. ,t Pacific Steamship Go.
 REAL ESTATE Cordova Adjustment Go. Cordova Abstract & Realty Go.
 RUBBER GOODS Goodrich HI Press Footwear.
 THEATER The Empress. r'
 UNpERTAKERs H. B. wolking & Go.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08
BASEBALL SCORES
Saturday Games
National League
By Associated Press

At Pittsburg ?, Cincinnati 5. At Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 12. At Boston 2, Chicago '.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08

Notwithstanding the fact that Bill Clymer failed as a manager on the Pacific coast with Seattle, with Col. umbus and with Toledo, the Derby day person thinks that his recent unconditional release is most un, kind. Even the fact that he was sent on his way his full seasons s salary in his jeans seems to have been no balm to his ruffled soul. Just what Bill will do next, no man knoweth but as a manager of base ball teams. Bill seems about to have reached the end of his tether.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08

Skim milk is excellent for washing floor tiles and gives them a much better appearance than soapy water does.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08

The inter-city club boxing tourna ment between the Los Angeles Ath. letic Club and the San Francisco Olympic Club will be held at the latter club gymnasium on August l7, instead of August 10 as original ly scheduled. De Witt Van Court of the southern club notified the Olympians that he was willing Co go through on the original date set, but that a weeks postponement would suit him better There is an esprit de corps and general good feeling between the boxing elements of both these big clubs and any req. sonable suggestion is always met half way by both organizations. The pro. gram calls for nine bouts at different weights over the four round route and to fill out the program the Olympic club is adding six more bouts between the next best Olym pic men.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08
Kodak finishing. Scarborough.

Your eyes fitted Compound and sigmatic lenses replaced. See Oa- borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Progressive Merchants and Professional Men Who Ad- vertise in the Cordova Daily Times
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08

It doesn't take the seventh son of seventh daughter born with a veil to predict that it won't be very long before Pacific coast golfers will be making a noise that will be heard over the world. Dr. Paul Hunter of California did quite as we'll as any of the other Americans in the re- cent British championships, but the main point is that the coast has half dozen of the most likely of corners among the younger players. Sam L. Conlan, Jr., and Babe" Ritchie are two of these who are raving sweet things said about them.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08

II you change your address, do not notify the carrisr boy-rsport yosr new address to the off1cs.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08

The team that leads a league gen erally is given the least possible amount of credit for being there by the other outfits in the organization It would be an unfair and prejudiced person who would not give credit to the San Franciscans for being a persistent, plodding, palpitating bunch who have shown a laudable ambition to be playing every minute of the time they have been on the field of play. They may not be the best players in the world but any set of men who are trying their best all the time instead of trying to soldier are bound to get somewhere in the long run.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-08

The announcement that George Andre, the Frenchman, and one of the foremost sprinters of Europe would make a trip over here this fall is of particular interest in that he will be pitted against some of thebest of the American talent and comparisons then will be in order Andre was a competitor in the Olym- pic games last summer and was beaten in the 400 meter hurdles by Frank Loomis of Chicago. but he forced the American to new worlds figures to win.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-24

but when thoroughly chilled and
nodded, mixed with tarragon vine
gar and served on lettuce with a
French dressing they made as good
a vegetable salad as one would want.
(Remember, this is not general en-
thusiasm. We did it and ate it and
found it goodl)
AS to price and how far they 20 !:
The three ounces for 35 cents (three
cups) were cooked without soaking
for thirty-tive minutes in 3.5 quarts
fourteen cups Of water) and yield
ed fourteen plates of strong soup. A
little moro water could be added.
Stock, of course, is needed, which
may be supplied by beef extract or
bouillon cubes (in the latter case use
New-York tribune., 1921-04-24

EVERY food law on the statute
books of Pennsylvania was en-
acted for the specific purpose of pro-
tecting the consuming public from
fraud. For that reason all adultera-
ton is prohibited. Not only are in
furious substances banned, but like
wise other adulterants, harmless in
themselves, but certain to diminish
the food value of the product in
which they are used.
There is no harm in water; but
when water is worked into butter in
excess of the normal quantity and
for the purpose of increasing the
weight Of the product it constitutes
a fraud on the public and the manu-
facturer or vender who resorts to
the practice is guilty of an offense
under the law. The same is true
when cheap foreign substances are
added to sausage or any other prod
uct for the purpose of increasing
the profits Of the manufacturer or
New-York tribune., 1921-04-24
in tho Juice drained off. They take

in tho Juice drained off. They take
up about seven times their weight
of water, cooking for forty-five min
utes. The compressed beans, while
cut in rather small pieces, were good
in flavor and color, and cost much
less-about one-third as much as
the other brand.
The Cookellized product, while more
expensive, still served three small
portions for 20 cents, and was most
delicate and tender as we'll as string
less. IF the eight cups of water are
added to one of beans, as directed,
there will be about three cups left
unabsorbed, part of which should be
thickened with flour and butter
and used, as At per cent is SOL
uble in this case. Think of i'll
nearly half of the food thrown away