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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-06-24
EXHIBIT A."
ELECTION NOTICE

Pursuant to the provisions of the
charter OF the City of Paris, Ten
nessee, being chapter five hundred
and twenty eight of the private acts
of the sixty-second General Assembly
of said state passed April 1st and
effective April fifteenth, nineteen
hundred and twenty-one, and an
ordinance of said city passed by the
Legislative Council thereof on May
thirteenth following, and this day
filed with the undersigned, Election
Commissioners of Henry County,
Tennessee, notice is hereby given
that an election will be held at the
usual voting places in said city on
SATURDAY. JUNE 18th. 1921
to determine whether said city shall
issue bonds to the amount of two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
denominated Public Improvement
Bonds the proceeds to be used Tor
public improvement, such as school
buildings, the extension and replace
ment of the water and light plant
parks and public utilities and the
improvement and extension of the
streets of the city, the terms and
conditions of such bonds being set
forth in the acts of the assembly
and the ordinance of the city afore-
said.
"All persons qualified to vote
under the laws of the state and the
charter of said city will be per-
mitted to vote in said election.
This May 18th, 1921.
w. G.. KIRK, Chairman.
RICHARD Fl. RHODES, Sec.
GWYNNE II. EWING.
commissioners of Election of Henry
County, Tennessee"
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-06-24

were cast against the issuance of
said bonds, 239 votes; and that
there was a majority for the issu-
ance of said bonds OF 3SS votes
1t is therefore declared, by this ordi-
nance, that the proposition sub
mitted for the issuance of said two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
OF Public Improvement Bonds, OF
the City of Paris, carried.
Section 2. 1t is further declared
by the Legislative Council that all
things required to be done by law
and ordinance to vest in said council
and make absolute its right under
the charter, to cause to be issued
the said Public Improvement Bonds
of the City of Paris. Tennessee, to
the amount of two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, the terms and
conditions of which were fully set
forth in said ordinance of May 18th,
1921, have been fully complied with,
and the right of said Legislative
Council to cause to be issued said
bonds has become final and abso'
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lutte.
Section 8. There shall be issued
bonds of the City of Paris, under
the direction of the Legislative Coun-
ell, to the amount of two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, to be
known as public Improvement
Bonds of the City of Paris, Tennes-
see" The proceeds of said bonds
to be used, as provided, for works
of public improvement, such as
school buildings, the replacement
and extension to the water and light
plant, parks and public utilities and
the Improvement and extension of
the streets of the city. Said bonds
shall issue in denominations of one
thousand dollars each, shall be pay
able in good and lawful money of
the United States thirty years from
the date thereof, shall bear interest
at the rate of six per centum, pay
able semi-annually, with interest
bearing coupons therefor attached;
they shall be dated July LIST, 1921.
and mature July 1st, 1851, and both
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-06-24

interest and principal shall be pay
able at the Hanover National Bank
in the City of New York. Said
bonds shall be numbered from one to
two hundred and fifty inclusive,
shall be signed by the Mayor and
Recorder of the city and the cou-
pons attached shall bear the litho-
Graphed signatures of the Mayor
and Recorder. Said bonds shall
pledge the full faith and credit and
all the resources of the city for
the payment thereof, and shall be
non-contestable. They shall show
that all things required to be done,
exist, or be performed precedent to
the issuance of such bonds, have
been done, exist and have been
performed in regular and due time,
form and manner.
Section 4. The action of the city,
directing and causing such bonds TO
be issued shall be conclusive evil
dence that all provisions OF law
governing such bond issue were
complied with and binding upon the
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city, and said bonds shall so recite.
Section 5. Said bonds shall be
sold to the highest bidder, in such
manner as may be directed by the
Legislative Council, but failure to
do so shall not effect the validity
of such bonds.
Section 6. Said bonds shall not be
issued by the Legislative Council
until thirty days after the final pas
sage of this ordinance
Section Z. 1t shall be the duty of
the City Recorder TO cause a certi-
fled copy OF this ordinance to be
published as required by charter,
for three successive weeks in some
newspaper published in the City of
Paris.
Section s. That this ordinance
take effect from and after its pas
sage, the public welfare requir-
ing 1t.
Certified as original and passed.
]. r. RISON, JR.. Mayor.
Passed:
FRED BRYANT, Recorder.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-06-24
me this goth day of June. 1921.


And il appearing that said election
was regular and in held in accord,
ance with the laws of the state ana
the charter and ordinance of the city
aforesaid; therefore.
Re it enacted, BY the Legislative
Council of the City OF Paris:
Section /. That 1t appearing
from the return to this council
made by the Election Commissioners
of Henry County, Tennessee, as re
cited in the preamble to this ordl-
nance. and which is made a part
hereof, that at an election held in
the City of Paris by said commits
sioners on May 18th, 1921, to de-
termine the expediency of the issu-
ance of Public improvement Bonds
of said city to the amount of two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
as prescribed in the charter act and
ordinance of the city aforesaid, there
were cast For the issuance of
bonds" 627 votes; and that there
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-06-24
"EXHIBIT A."
PROOF OF PUBLICATION.

State of Tennessee-Henry County:
f'This day personally before me
the undersigned John r. Rison,
proprietor of the Post-Intelligencer,
a newspaper published in Paris,
Tennessee, who makes oath in due
form of law the advertisement, a
copy of which is attached to the
margin hereof, was published in said
paper for four consecutive weeks,
to-wit: on May goth, and 27th, and
June Sd and 10th. 1921, the last of
which was June 10th, 1921. more
than five days before June 18th,
1921. and the printers fee for same
is $11.00.
JOHN r. RISON.
Sworn and subscribed to before
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-06-24

Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer,
Relieves pain and soreness. Rheuma-
tisn, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. 13-2Ot
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-08

:Is that OF Asia. We have two humps
apiece. All, yes 1:.haEe two humps,
and such Superb, Beautiful Inagnlh.
cent; lovely camel 'hurhps as they are
Il never heard ;tny one selse;: speak
OF them in JUST such; glowing terms"
said Cousin Dromedary.. II j: Z, - =. =:
"lNhat, are glowing terms?'. asked
Cousin Camel. g... ~ :. :. :: j. 10;
"They are terms or sayings which
glow with fine, .hisl-sounding expires
siveness."' s>.. 80; - 4. 6 Z, :.
"oh, WE'LL" said Cousin Camel, "you'
see can talk flnely,:after all" IL =,
g ''Bpt it is. not vel! TO boast about.
yourself" t.. ~.
~ am kind enough to do It," said
Cousins Camel, $50 as to save others
the trouble: i: They: might be busy, you
know. / suppose, Cousin Dronedary,
that you are aware Of the fact that my
family name is that of Bactrian Camel.
Melnbers:of our; fn1nily often are found
In circus tent But here. i am; and
two other members. Of my family, IN
this fine zoo."1e .. -: s.:
ITO be sure" said Cousin .Drome.
dairy "ahd that was just what was
speaking aoout:in the first place. DUE:
Ing the summer you took people for,
rides and many visitors came, TO the
ZOO. You didn't care then about your
long hair at all. You! didn't mind: It In
the least because you looked sfar from
beautiful and quite:shorn, In faet.
"But now that winter has c0fne:5'ou
let your beautifulahatr grow fine and
long and very few, will see YOU! =. :. !.
"Ah!" said Cousln cainel, 'You think
we are careless because we; DO this,
way. But Imust tell .you: the redson
for Ii. !; 1t Is becdusefwe Want to save
our beauty for those who will bralye
the winter weather to come and call on y
US. Now, isn't that a fine; noble, rea.
son? OF COURSE" he added. With the
biggest and. broadcast Of grlns covering
his entire face, ITS family habit and
we don't outgroW a family habit like
that uever-it's quite Impossible"
Impossible for you. perhaps" said
Cousin Dromedary, "but Still | cant
help saying, Careless Camels.'
Say 1t all you Ilke."sended Cousin
Camel. "Id rather chew than argue"
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8 ,::'4AE E'::caR.ELEss L iL:i::t: s:fScAiMELs.

-. 49, -. = ~
=. SITS very careless: Of syous Cousin
Cahely YerysSareless o2s oa6shaeeal;;
I'd. BE SURPRISED at suelt care lAsssslessl
only ryknow you haven't any bSF4ins ;,of9 orr
much brain power or! a2 gfehi nanS5
Sensible ideas II your: he'd EsaAnds sol
Tong us yoh.re not: So very sfesere Esups:
ose:ope: shouldn't; scold YOU fog bseiner
careless" ':; 's.'2's s',at' ~
4s6ine careless people eiissclever;,
some clever people Gure careless" ",shld4
Cousin Camel moving Ills month! from:
side -to;slde and rouhdFant round: in a,
funny circle; So IL. ::
..:.is6lhe careless people are stupid,
100; some, stupid people are careless;
:also;H hei;a'dded:'; 'gut, Cousin, Drome-
'daiY.I have a reason for my careless:
ness = -:
!. I.:'ilndeed?" asked. Cousin Dromedary.
aPrdE;telr IT TO me-" },:r ~. s: Z, =
g @s.Well, bfsaid Cousin Camel, as he
continued to chew and move his NORTH,
ssberhaps It's not much Of a reason,
hit II IS ID reason i: 81 . ~. y Y
S;srFhat is Something. Not stnuch1but
sopaetiilng.'' ssAhd: ;;theh'. Cousin l Camel
begin Il to Say 50 Fl q Tsfhgssone voice q.
haye a reas66nn nnsts Something ne, & 3:
FL 2nseH SAY fnos more, but caniend Fthlls II!
si ~ ;line.: 1851 .tt
!; Yet Il hight add: that q .chewaall the e
Ana that,stha, . thselid of tils ny
..,S .S..tfiyihe a9,iHSs::5 8. = y,
y":.C !" Cousin Ganiel . smiled "gat, Z Cousin
:Dr6medarys sdnd id;:Nlnkihg in EYER
ln.sspell, ,str, TWhat;;ido you think 0f: the
camel poet ~ SO 3, +; 4 Va
II, DON'T: believe; ;Td better tell: Sop;ss'sl
said, Cousin Dfy6med dairy. rail- I'VE
still;iwam to be: frlends.ss; s. I, s.;
. rTrue;; :true,d dgrlnhed Cousin Camel; !;
'Wbo;s5aw nothing 1tqiobjectsto IN what,
Cousin Dromedaryt had5just said;:lt,s:}ss !;
"You: aren't s -ns:bigs shs,1 am Cousin
CAMEL went on, :'"and d.,you are;not* SO
heavy In SSs weight Y on chm get along
more; quickly, it's true. { But You have.
ttoi sorrows in life. ! One 'is. that, you:
.onlS:base :one Hump, and the othersis:
have no Beautiful long. hair.
as I.haSe. p g 49, ], .:,% 3s !::: !:
.sThat all depends on the point Of
view" said scousif Drome dairy. = pre-.
fer;liaying only one hump ana !, , don't,
want TO be$ bothered with long hair;
Myy;fdmlly ike 70 be. this way: ;sNVe all
are:and We oil dosalike incur e6uRtrys
which! by the way, issthe cointfyfof'
Africa" =; =. -. Z ;,,:;s*> ~. -.
"True,r said Cousin Camel, "just as
we all do alike in my country, which
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Tuna Fish SaVory.

;. Blend two tablespoonfuls Of butter
with three tablespoopfuls Of -four in a
saucepan overtime fire, then add two
cupfuls Of milk and stir and cook until
thick and smooth; ada one can Of
chopped pimentcs, one tablespoonful Of
chopped parsley, salt, pepper and
paprika. to taste, cook for FIVE minutes,
stirring all the time. Put in one can
Of tflaKed tuna fish and when thor
oughly- hot serve on squares Of toast.
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Helpful Hints.

siiyyerwate.can be easily, polished by
disssotlving soap n:anraluminunl vessel
with enough water " cover it:";,.Let
boil about live minutes: Be sure to use use
an aluminium vessel. .!-... e s;::. ~
TO save'baby's soft shoes when they
are worn take the back Of an Old kld
glove: ana sew Y ttingtbse; shoes. and they y
wear just s;long. When the,weassfs
small that saves time and labor. -
TO remove a cork that has dropped
into bottle, thread; a button on a
strong string and ;put it in the bottle
with hat pin draw cork up to bottle
neck, then pull string attached to put
ton. -
IN making fruit cake pour half OF
the batter into the pan before adding
fruit. In this way all the fruit Will not
be found at the bottom of the cake as
is too often the case.
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J. ~ % = -. j.. -,:H;vS. 80.
&fhE&EAfENGHoF,YEEtsI.
W., u = Hep You juiinitsss III Yoy fake Care
of% Yourself: s;fiti!ttfvs cIsah,: :,

Wo.., HeIp You, unhsss Yog Take Care
~: Of Yourself asiad!ttfvs Clean,
The ..;SS use Of yeastEas "a ;curesall for
the tnousand and orle ins that flesh. is
f:heirt:. to, has'abeen. ataken. up %:bys the
lpublic"with such enthusiasm that'iti is
not unusual kfor.selyate4Y, member Of
Some families 70, be: taking yeast for
one thing. and another, and comparing G
iniodtesi utpon results. I: -, !.
1T seems Ito be undeliable that the
intelligent: use Of yeast Is helpful in
Certain cases, and that Improvement
may result respectfully II 1t is takenIin
small doses over along period. It.is:a
| food, and tonic in%its' nature; and even
I:if:it does no particular good; 1t Is not
I;Iikely to sdo* any harm. unless one
taaiksegto much of 1T. In which ease
diarrhio5ea: is:'iikelyt& to set in People
whose bowels. arg easily moved, Should
commence-the: use Of: yeast with eau CO
! tion; and in very small doses. son the
.other hand, chronic constipation IS
frequently greatly relieved by: q course
Of the bread-iaising material, astcnlsh-,
Ing results being reported by. some som
sufferers. " z =; 's;1">,'-e;. = -;
The chief value OF, yeast lies in it's
richness ~in.,vitamiLes, that mysterious
and little known. .elerhent: Which sc!en-
lists have .been'tfeliihg us Of late to be
so essential TO 'gfro5%sith. Health and well
being: Eating yeast.Introduce into the
system; a large ptop6rtion Of this vital
element, In which ;ntany; Of our staple
ff5ods~ are :depiorably deficient, while
abundant in some Others: notably the
common "spud," and,,milk:: People who
are nervous, and debilitated are the
class most Tnkeiy 10 receive benefit
from yeast
But persons who Fe2pectHto accom-
E,plish miracles by eating a Jew yeast
cakes; or Who Violate all the rules of
health and common sense, and expect
to- Keep right on with their bad habits,
hoping to avoid reaping the Whirlwind
|,by swallowing yeast; will be bitterly
disappointed. = ,,.s' +. =. ..,.
There never yet has been found "a
means for impfo foying>, and maintaining
health equal Is the sane, simple tried
methods so easy that the majority OF
people, like Naanlhn. the leper of old,
scott at the very simplicity and cheap
ness offthem. Pure water, pure air,
sunshine. exercise. plain fooa, thigh
thinking, cheerfulness, courage. COM
NOR mon +. sense, cleanliness and pefsever-
ance are still the same old miracle
workers they have always been, and
whatsoever will may enlist their aid:
They should be the first thing tried In
stead of the last. If you want to use
Yeast as an encore or accompaniment
to the above remedial agents. well and
good, but don't delhde yourself into
imagining you can. throw sand into ut!
your! physical machinery, day in and
day out, and then get rid of the inev-
liable consequences by taking Things
out of a bottle or feasting on what
makes our daily bread light and p'ala-
table.
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DOING sfe, JsrNEss.
-
Cars Run Over Cliff and Insurance
Collected. "

Cars Run Over Cliff and Insurance
Collected.
Tie finding of the wrecks Of seven.
teen. automobiles at the foot Of clltf
on the south shore of Lake Erie. few
miles west of Buffalo. New York. has
convinced the police that companies
lnsuring against theft have been sys-
tematically cheated. insurance COM
panies, in self defense, are carefuliy
examining candidates for insurance OF
this kind.
In this lake shore graveyard Of auto
mobiles are makes of many sorrs' iroil'
the plain runabouts UP to the preteh-
tious limousine. Marks OIL the edge OF
the s. foot cliff and the condition OF
the machines indicate that the automo-
biles were set aiire before being sent
over. o.. IT,.
The theory Of the police is that the
machines were stolen from their
owners, insured against theft under
fictitious names, reported stolen so thal
the insurance could be collected ana
then destroyed to prevent detection foi
theft.
Police records show that in three
months, 4S4 cars were stolen II oi i
which were found burned or. destroyed
and 1OS are still listed as missing:
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.M.r,ron;. and Pinentost

ylBoil one package of nlacaronla in
boiling. :saltesd water until tender. then
drain: Put a layer Of macaroni into a
creased freproof dish.- add a layer, Of
grated cheese then add, three choppea
pimsntos, then q layer tof white sauce
and Continue until the dish is nearly
full, sprinkle over with fine bread
crumbs, 'dot:with, butter and bake In a
hot oven, for fifteen; minutes. Since
pimentos are stonacic, and a spur
to the appetite, their judicious use is
advisable especially when added:'to a
salad. Cut them in thin strips: with a
pair of scissors and add to potatoes,
cabbage, celery. .or any sour salad.
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THE ENEWs OF ROCK HILL
- 80. .5r----.-' I.'..-.--,...
: .(Continued,::Fro Page One.) J:
friend Of Mr. Williams's, and there was
a generous mess of them.
BGaihaaS |Av1av OFF. =

q generous mess of them. ,
!: : Bdsiness Away Off. !
Peterathe restaurant man, told of bad
business in his. line: this morning with
a Ishrdg:oflits shoulders at every four
words. 1. t;SslSi xxx. =,
5'Businsss; II ia ali ll Shoot to ELI" said
he. "PeoblS Shoa SO gotsmach. md
aat mueh:F;HoR conner eat much, when
no g. money hfa z: g.
=: 'Biznsss hinlffJaSSs good since way long
IN Decaiaber: NV Hen tjmes hard people
them DIFF st 5eatSball as s;nuch, : Hesta.p
rraa rant lit .hesm5 no make the money: ~. ~.
on, We'll; sbeStert elmaees. he cofne..s Nc
be bad times all the time. That's all
right. We do the. best we Ecan. anyhow:
Everybody TySf5 else *kett:hesimiit dickens; We
can keteh EN- too" ~:
::SKuKIlx; kian IN RockHHiII:
+. A chapter conclave; lodge Or what
ever it maybe :calletG Of the Knights ;;ot
the Ku Klux Klan, which Is being: or
galiizesdiin the United stateA under the
leadership Of Col WIZ. slhmoHg. of
Georgia.. has:::besssnn: offiganizedfin Rock
Hill. ~ ,25:. ~ :, - j; -.
That Information c,5me straiight 10
this; ,ssocsrresp6ndenf I today. although fur,
thera detaiis;:in regard to, the, local, or;
{; ig;a:Iniii5ation' i were net, available. The lc-
cal organization + al : was "a, erected some time
ago, according TO the Informant: :. 4 :,
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Tuesday, '.lMadoh6BE Ya1sgur.

SAFES liver ;; syss1s 81 q axessaot
laboring under aff tns dfsabilittssr
named in this constitutioWs| for III males,
who has ACQUIRED resid enze as: aboys,i
and who Is or may bea a6nhiifs lpSossesssdl'
Of taxable propefty: of .ngG less than
two hundred dollars, and has paid. all.
legal taxes THEREON next before;any
election, Shall have thesHght TO vote,
III such manner as may. be, prescribed
by, the; general assembly" lQln :mStlon,
of ..fR TEillrnaR. E9l n iti!Was lald opifhe
ttablesiaN psusi: sGsA /. oifpa.:Vs ;hif.i4 81
Several lnenaertsa5s !asklgg fof, HoEsss
feEyweme were prsssntsd f. s4f fhe s9,l9
stitpttona! IHeys WeEe !tre !.
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Date, Orange and Pineapple Salad.

Line a. salad dish with crisp lettuce
leaves. Mix, together / stoned dates,
orange sections. diced canned pine
apple and a few; diced canned peaches
Serve: with the following dressing:
and place in prepared dish. i" -
Boil one cupful of the'drained fruit
juice with one-half cupful Of water,
four tablespoonfuls Of lemon juice. and
one half cupful~ Of sugar. until the
syrup spins a thread. Allow to cool,
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Asparagus With Egg Sauce

,'onc cup Of, asparagus, hard cooked
eggs and bread crumbs. Place 'inJa a
creased 'freproof dish I; a;>l layer. 4 OF
eggs&;then a. layer Of drain
ed, asparagus :VhenHa; layer Sofs bread
crumbs. repeat layers of eggs aha as
paragus. Then. pouF*oSver all an egg
sauce and sprinkle,rbread% crumbs on
the top dot with: butter: and bake in
oven till brown. Serve hot. =; 49, I. !:
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pa1'sYIIR5 6 PNSpIIINlHE. 4 Ri
UifsIi;, ,EnaFsv;ingt INF essossioni s. s
r. y. NsWBSt vi; ;ss's

IS %. Lowdeif.. dtai. i MS Sh display az his
shooting gallery ln tits ity Al al ardi-$
i,i,;aarsy:steeri + PIN Cd thes 5hsaa o winch ts
engraved Eofa g fpta;y a :felates
Newbern,; ii. c. dilpat = ~. 5
8 The ie,ini;gsSfavlhg 1s tths 81
5akser, li Sif oSfssp5kahe,
tlssjob REQUIRED three 81, ears e EE sShM:; M
pEsstteg s. i ! according i M, Etop&ds There
am 4 xsy-fiae WSFds s @o ls5 Aid
If, ,four. letters ssti and ii a eta+
at atip: on TIE nln hsa a. ana each ds so
pI,eehrfigetly formed, ,tKatt "a mag
fyiig glass thsy Gl Il and
:ea1 IS read s;. g
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then pour over the fruit; and allow t.
stan two. dhours before, servingy u. I: {.
= - 80 Ta,natnl Salad - y. =

stan two dhours before, serving T.. e. 4. I. :
:. Tomato Salad: 10, :
.Boll three, ciipfuls:.. of strained
tomatoes, one bay leaf, one blade Of
mace; Tos one sliced onion, one stalk OF
diced celery, oniee ee.fhalf %.teaspoonful Of
salt and one fourth :teaspoonful2 Of
pepper Fl for "a twenty minutes, then run
through a; seiye* Dissolve one-fourth
package of gelatine in" one!fourch
it0pful or Water. Z, add to the tomato
mixture and place in" the; refrigerator
tntil Hi HIM IN cubes, place on
,ettu !hesfs. 1901. 5s:' Is - -; t..::s;5;1o
daserve: :a with the following dressing {
;c6ioKi :She eedpful .ofstheg strained <tomats
:jl1cs, stheh :s]ttrsaingd juice! of:one: lemon
ana ana; ore eupfuI.rotl sugar to q" thick
7giFup, ,a1'ttisn mp6ur stthe' mixture slowly
'Sver fne1 istifay beaten white of one
'gEssgi,, beating bstiiflg asM the time: - =:
3. II t,5i ;1s!;3l: :i5;;;.:5-.1l II So,
! ! ,:ache'rryF and. Nut Salad. :'.: ::
I. Pit one: can of large white cherries,
and into: each cherry put a piece Sf
English '::riut:. meat: or a. pecan: :&nut
meat. Arrange on crisp lettuce leaves
On 5rli indlvidual.piates; dress with may.
.onniaisiel saiGce ei into; which an eqaa!l.
amount, su OF WHIPPED :e9apofated milk
stirred lust before seryihg;; - 4:
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-08
tpustteas: .SWeepina.

In sweeping q room the dust can be
prevented from rising by dipping. a
newspaper in salt water, tearing it up
In small pieces:iand! scattering the:a
over the carpet This not only causes
the absorption of dust. but brightens
the colors of the carpet: -. s.: I, - -