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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01

10 ACRES
WELL IMPROVED
FOR CHICKENS AND
FRUIT
Good 3-room house; land about half
cleared and under cultivation:
good barn. 2 chicken houses;
sps sans s rood 'r wells. o. 5000 5000
roads: close TO market: electric
light. telephone. school and within
\ mile OF salt water; close In.
Only t2.37s; SITS cash. balance
easy: or will rent to responsible
THE W. E. MORSE co.
1ie Leary BldG. Elliott t63S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
SUMNER COTTAGES

Lr1SA BEAcH. WHERE NATURES
wonders are calling you. Large
s.s - igrn ns ~ sss.srs enc ss
steamer al Pier At sac 3. NJ, I.
sunday > q m. 80 .. m. Write
". q. fmmsl Portage. phone Red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
BOARD AND NOM

FOR Girls EARN
tnx small wages to have q home.
with board and room. laundry and
sewing room privileges Elliott
1851 Ills Chesry.
BOARD AND ROOM FOR YOUNG
men; good home cooking and home
PRIVILEGES; piano and Nictroia 52s
18th ave -
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% nusrNEss OPPORTUNITIES
. MEN WANTED

We have an opening for 4 men
who can make Investment OF
not less than 1900 each In out
OF town nawmili proposition
wh~re they can have steady
employment with agreeable
sna "'i1h. ,np." "ss
profits. Good security viii be
furnished outside OF the mill
operation.
This IL q splendid proposition.
and on inventlgation will prove
all that IL claimed. Applicants
mivt be priiabls and desirable
men.
$40 sEABoARD BLDG. q A. 1917.
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a MIC SNAP
10 acres in Mt Vernon district. es5
per acre The making Of . dandy
farm.
u. G. PETERS. 7as Third Ave.
20 RANCHES AND ACREACE
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4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

4 GOOD GROCERY MY
We have a dandy little neighbor-
hood grocery with 2 pleasant liv-
moss; net profit last month $50.
rent SIS. The price In $1,000 SO q
Mr.. Hemcnway. t22 Burke Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01

sSoHoMfEH COUNTY FARM
20 acres. all river bottom. Groom
house. large barn. chicken house.
roothouse. Is a under cultivation
and In crop: 20 acres siashed. ball
anc< In maple. alder and cotton
wood: 10 cows team. farm ma
chinery. Everything goes for si2.-
GEO. $500 cash. Win take small
place as part payment.
A. ~. NEWELL 4 SON
100 Spring Street
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10 ACRES ron s7so

~ AtNk6 Ioft WV
ON PAVED HIGHWAY
At BEAuTfFub LAKE fTEvTNh
wssSSSe essi, ks H'fiTi ~ r mosrilfr
his Vicinity I Tor Anything Ike n.
buy. Good soil. paved roads all
the way 60 Seattle. handy y
s@n xs on bus ~ sn' .ass %,sa bsSa
and land that 10 not hard 10 clear
PUGET SOUND FARMS co.
COS Third Ave.
CLOSE 40 DIES MONIES HIGHWAY
BETN I'M sEATTLE AND
ALbnh LAND
CLONE TO GOOD LAKE
rs esys ;es m s.ss .ssa s s9S' 4M fa.a
For wood proposition this VIII
Keep you busy all summer. More
than enough 20 pay for the land.
I1rrt class soil. Will grow any
and Are eiosins them ea, at 1000
per tract. ANAL payment down,
TIE ". Il. Soo}ssE Co
ti6 Leary Bldg, Elliott 1888.
CHICKEN RANCH
HIGHLY IMPROVED
s ACRES, NEAR a LAKE
Very close to the city. acres clear
ed. balance easy mostly alder
land: b-roon house; barn 1890.
one chicken house 1880, another
Ms,es fine bearing orehard; coed
cow. / horse, Ford car some
bees. lumber and tooiss 1850. s7so
cash. balance easy, or Will take
vacant Iots located In the North or
ha-! r sif' " r P e h8S fz.a's 20.
tis f,eary EIdg. Elliott 1885.
. AcItEs
MOST ALL CLEARED
TWO GOOD SPRINGS
This land u ready for crop of any
KIND and the finest berry land
station. good school. sawmill; mall
delivery. Here IL = chance for You
70 get started win. very. little
money and the hard work fin-
W. ,sh ns WI, MIA, more can you A a.
~ THE W i. MORSE co.
tis Lcary Bldg. Elicit teas.
30 YOU WANT 4 JoBf
Clearing roadway thru my new so
s-srs sdditlon; close to bnEmER-
good soil. good grade o. virgin
timber With market for wood
right on the ground Come and
see photos and get my easy pay
ment plan on a choice g-acre tract.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
81 Third Ave. Open Evenings
8 ACRES. 1850: EASY TERMS
walking distance 81 ferry nj Harper,
the nearest poin, ACROSS the Sound.
and Heattie'r principal summer re-
sort. loan soil. fine for fruit, ber-
rles and poultry. . bargain At
oJt0. 800 cash.
T.. VAN ARSDAI.E & co
1913 Third Avenue
~ ACRE HAHGAiN
400: t7t CASH
balance fie per month. ~ acres.
close to main highway 10 Alder
wood. near Seattle Heights sta
ton. ~ minutes from sixth and
Pine on intrrurban. Good land
and easy TO clear. Also good
IL. A. cooDrTf-IOw
<i5 Railway Exchange.
Phone Main zAk7.
7SA ACREAGE WANTED
VIZ HAVE A CLIENT WHO WANTS
from ! 10 5 acres. improved. north
.onTHwESrrRS LAND 4 INV. co.
.0i Traders Bldx. Elliott $3.50.
- FARM LANDS
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STOCKS AND BONDS

: c c c c G c c Coco c c c
: AUTO REPAIR SHOP {
PARTNERSHIP
: An equal half interest price
: $3.50. In vol established auto
repair shop: fine location:
have more work than | can
: handle: need steady man: re- c
quires no previous experience {
II you are mechanically In
: clined. as ] am a first class
= mechanic and will teach the
: right man the business. YOU
: should easily clear 5000 each
: month for yourself See Mr..
= Hodge. III Seaboard bldg.
: c c G G G c G G CCCCCC G e c {
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-06
Laundries

LAS CONVENIENT AS YOUR
TELEPHONE" Home Laundry.
Agency for Footcr's Dye Works,
Phone 221-R.
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Autos and ACCESSORIES.
shecial Notices
NOTICE Of oIssoLUTioM

NOTICE OF plSS0kUIlQH
Notice lie hereby given that Ct y
meeting OF the stockholdeTs az ttlsl
MIDWEST VIRGINIA BOX COM
IPAHY a corporation CreAtea end.
organized under the laws Of kts,
state of West Virginia, held
mont. West Virginia, on tbs 5tt
day of December, A. o. 1921 t1n
following resolutions were Adopteas
RESOLVED. first, that the Mid
Wost Virginia Box Company, a cor
poratlon created and organized lt
der the laws OF tho state Of West
Virginia. does hereby discbnhnue
business as a corporation aud sul
renders to said state It's charter and,
corporate franchises. The board,
OF directors will proceed to cuhg
the property, choseB in action and
all assets OF this corporation nt1
cash. and pay OF and discharge
its debts. liabilities aud obligation
and after duly dischRrgfng all such
debts. liabilities and 0bligationA dls
vide the remainder among the
stockholders pro rata With their
eral holdings Of stock. but no suc1'
payment shall be made to any stock
holder until after tho publication 9
tho notice hereinafter provided
RESOLVED, second. that
president OF this corporation c9psa
notice Of the adoption OF the Tor
going resolution to be bupltshed 81
some newspaper ofsgenorm cirtula
tion, published nearthe pfinrtpM
flee or place OF busineesfot4thi
poration, once a week for -four
cessiYe weeks; andthat heFeefdfx
these resolutions to the secreta
Of State of the stale Of West
ginla. and deliver to him cArdtt
cate showing the publication of AID
notice. as provided By law.
Given under my hand this 9TH day
OF December, A. D, 1921.
W. H. FAIRCHIID
President Of said corporation
Attest:
F. 4. HAWKINS, Secretary.
12-6-13.20-27
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10 BUY, SELL OR RENT Ree
Geo. Fl. Brobst, Rea1tor, Proies'
sionaI Bldg. l1.26'SStlTSSA
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Houses And zoe

CONSULT ]. A. FORTNEf. Mc:
Crory Bldg, Houses and Lots.
Phone 405.R. IL % est 1893 a
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Piano Tuning

YOUR piano need runing? Call
Smith 1853. This is not ar ad but
surely there are piano tuners In
town that could use a few extra
dollars, We recommend using the
Want Ads something like the above.
We can quote you a low rate on
your ads, II you run them by the
month. Call 1105 and ask Tor
Classified. 11'25.St-1727A
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Unfinished Rooms
Offices To Rent

ROOM and use OF telephone
In downtown office building. Low
rental to reliable party. Phone
44737. (UAa q Want Ad Ike this II
you have more room In your office
than you need. Perhaps somsbody
would be glad to rent desk space
from you'll
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Houses For Sale

BIG oPPoRTUNITY-Who wants
to buy 8.room house, bath, base
fnent, electricity. gas, water, garaGe'
Lot B0x66. Must be seen to be ap'
prectated. Phone 1126.R. 9ll MAJ.
ket 81. 11-29.26t17S7A
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Miscenaneou

ORANGES" We will snip nicely
assorted box fruit, ORANGES
AND TANGERIHES. 10 lb. box
$2.25. so ID. box $500. Check OF
money order with order. References
any bank Tampa. SUB TROPICAL
1t2B.st.1734A
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NEW & USED CARS AMI acces-
series. Cash or terms. FAIR
MONT OAKLAND SALES. 416
Mereditd 81
11-3O-36t-1s12A
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~DREssMAKING AND PLAIN
SEWING. Give US a trial. 206
Walnut Ave. Phone 961-R.
IL 10 got 1873 a
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Help Wanted

YOU CAN EARN from SIS to $40
weekly in your spare time writ
ing Show Cards for us AT HOME.
II sou can read and write you can
qualify. Write for FREE PARTl-
CuLARs. National Slow Gard
School. Limited, Dept. II, 1879
Church st. Toronto. Canada.
11-30.25t-1T91A
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Coal and Timber

BIGGEST HIT or THE SEASON.
Get your moneys worth. New
EnEIand Screened Coal. $4.25 PER
TON. All transfer done promptly
carefully and reasonably. Call Eas
side Transfer, Phone BASIN.
IL 5 get 1861 A
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TRUSTEES s4LE 81

TRUSTEES SALE or REk
ESTATE.
Pursuant to the authority
in me By a certain decd OF
dated on the. GOD day OF Septem
Der, 1914. Of record III ttlafottioe o.
the Clerk OF the County Court
Marion county, West Virginia
Deed of Trust Book No. 49, pnk
107, executed by Virgil Brown q
C. Frame, Trustee, the u~nderatgned
(havlng been notified 50 To do
provided in said deedl, Will on
SATURDAY, THE 24th DAY
DECEMBER, 1921, at the front door
of the court house otsaid coltnt
2 o'clock in the afternoon d
day, offer for sale, and sell ct pn
lie auction all that certain lp
parcel of land situate IN the Gpr
View addition to tho city
mont, Marion county, West
blnia, designated on the map
said addition as Lot No. So an6s
bounded as follows:
BEGINNING at a conner OF Lot ScH
IS and Ross street. and runnin
with said street in a Southeastetl
direction 40 feet to corner Of
No. "a; thence in a Southwestern
direction a distance OF 100 feet f1i
Eddie street: thence with sGld
Eddie street in a NORTHWESTERN
direction 40 feet TO corner OF
No. Sc: thence with line Of BOT
No. IS IN a NortheaSterly direeuuh
100 feet to Ross street, the place
Iof beginning. Being the same real
estate conveyed to Virgil BrowuGbV
l.. B. Burk and wife by deed dateh5
May II. 1907, OF record In SAD
clerks office In Deed Book No. ISL
page 363. Excepting and reseryinf
the coal within and Underlying Gpt
real estate, together With the
ing rights and privileges apperts
ing thereto.
! Terms Of Sale,
One.third Of the purchase prizes
Tor as much more as the purchassf
may elect to pay), cash IN hand on
day Of sale, one.ttird therepfS
interest. in one year and the
due thereof, with interest III
years from date OF sale, the MI
chaser to, execute his notes
good security, for the deferred
ments, payable to the undeFgfeme
and as further security forsanS
paid purchase money. q vendor
lien Will be retsinedAn the
for said property,
p. Q: FRAME TFuS
11-22.29 1858
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Autos And Accessories

REQ SALES AND SERVICE STA
TION, New and used cars. Easy
payment plan. Franklin service.
Gail $7S-J. MOUNTAIN CITY
SERVICE STATION.
I1-3O,2Gt-1S04A
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HAULING TRANSFER NOV
ING. Call C. Q. Parker, N20S-J.,
Cleveland Ave. 1l.16'SOtl5SS4
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Situation Wanted, Male

HOUSE CLEANING WANTED by
expert. Phone Pleasant Johnson,
52o.W. 11.99.26t-1TI1.i
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Funeral Directors

could use this
classification to good advantage.
It's an old fashioned idea about
your business not being n you can
advertise. Sure you can advertise
It. Pick up n Baltimore paper and
you see the undertakers advertis.
Ing in the Classified. lu other
words. 10 be modern use a Want
Ad. 1.25.3t179oA
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Farms ar,ted

WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE
small farm near Fairmont on
ysiaction line. Address Joe Smith,
Chicago, Ill. Gan advertisement OF
3this character costs only &c per
word each day.)
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COAL - SAND - MOVING. Gen
eral Hauling. Phone 80i.R.Y@l
II If 30t 1861 A
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Women's S%pecialties

GERTRUDE DozIER FEENELI..
Artful designing and dressmak
ing. lis Watson Ave, Fhone
1911. 11-19-20t-164Sh
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Musical instruments

GET your message ACROSS on the
Classified sheet II you have In
struments you want 10 sell. II you
never tell anyone how do you ca
pect them to know about 1t?
11.25.3t.172RA
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Dressmaking

DREssMAKING done at home or
will come TO house. Phone
S1l-W. 81 Dunbar St.
11-12-30t1539A
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SEWING wANTED-Phone 215.M
1l12 Castor Are.
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GENERAL WORK OF any kind.
Call Fred Withers. l071-W
13-3.2Gt-1S6tA
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Building Lots For Sale

CHOICE LOTS IN BELLvlBW,
Simon and East Park Additions
and MorgantoWD Avenue. For
particulars see F A1RMONT
BUILDING & INVESTMENT CO.,
s422 Professional Bldg.
1S-1-26L1802A
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Hauling and Transfer

CALL W, R. SMITH TRANSFER
for moving and all kinds Of gen
eral hauling. Coal delivered req.
aonable. Phone 169S-W.
11-12-3Ot.14SsA
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SNYDER MOTOR Co.-Dodge
Brothers Motor Cars 3 Trucks.
Payment plan. Storage per day.
or month, Phone 296.R. 317
Jackson ts. 12.3.2st.1963A
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Loans

WILL LOAN $4,000 on improved
local real estate; Smith, 900
schenley' Block, Of you have mon
az to invest why not put it into 10.
cal hands. A Want Ad like this
costs &c per word.)
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PAINTING. ~Paperhanging

HOUSE PAINTING, decorating and
paper hanging. Phone HARD
MAN g. RODEHEAVER, 609.R.
11-16.30t-1503A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-22

"The Golem" and 1.-The Old Nest"
are the only two pictures OF out
standing merit which have had long
runs on Broadway in the past two
months.
At Studio KeyhOles.
Who's next? More movies at At
lanta, Ga, reduce admissions.
An Italian-made movie of "Rigo-
letto" is being shown in Los An
geles.
Mary Carr star of cover the HILL -
is to be featured in a special pro-
duction.
Nazimova says she will make two
more pictures before returning to
the stage.
Stay at Home" has been added
to the list of pictures to be made by
Bert Lytell.
The Chicago Board of Censors
passes THE Affairs of AnatoI' with
out change.
The action of 'The Gray Dawn -
from Stewart Edwards Whites nov
ell. is set in the California of '49.
E. w. Hammons, president of
Educational, has gone to Europe to
increase sales of short subjects.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-22
VIM FARNUM. IN PERJURY IS PLEASING
DESPITE HIS LONG HAIR
By JAMES W. DEAN
William Farnum's latest photopla

William Farnum's latest photoplay
Perjury" is his best.
1 have always anticipated the
worst when stern duty has COM
PEELED me to witness a film featur-
ing William. Probably l have one
of those sensitive souls which re-
volts at the sight of long tresses
upon a masculine head.
So, in all fairness, say after wit
Messing Perjury" that it is an I'M
usually good photoplay and that
William Farnum, in it, is an unus-
ually good actor.
Men and women alike were red
eyed when they left the theatre aft
er the first showing of the picture.
For Perjury" acts upon the tear
ducts much in the same manner as
mustard gas.
The sobbing starts when Farnum
as Bob Moore, is found guilty Of
second degree murder. His employ
er was found shot to death and gos-
sipy tongues had created a situation
in which Bob could reasonably be
suspected of jealousy.
Sentenced to life, Bob tells his
wife to take the two babies away
and never to let them know about
him.
After 20 years Bob's innocence is
proved. His best friend had COM
mitted the murder and helped con-
victim.
Upon his release Bob finds his
wife married to a no-account. Her
hair is white. She is separated from
her SON. The stepfather abuses the
daughter
Bob arrives in time to prevent his
son from shooting the stepfather
He, himself kills the stepfather
later, but the judge who helped him
find his family, acquits him on the
spot, Self-defense.
Wonderful tableau then. Father,
mother, son and daughter all hang
ing on each others necks, smiling
through their tears.
It's a good picture-even if Bill
Farnum's hair is long.
New Faces in Movies.
The public has tired of the faces
of supporting players as well as
stars of photoplays. This is evi-
denced in the number of new faces
seen in many movies recently re-
leased.
The large cast of Experience"
contained many players who were
making their film debuts.
AN unusually good cast supports
William Farnum in Perjury" but
their faces were unfamiliar to film
devotees. This was also true of
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CHIEFS0F SULU
ASK u. S. RULE
MOros of Archipelago Protest
Against Filipino Control of Mo-
hammedans and Pagans.

Joio, P. l., Aug. 20.-(By the As
ISOLATED Press IA petition signed
by practically all the Datos, or
chiefs, of the Sulu archipelago,
nearly two hundred of them, asking
complete United States sovereign
ty and protesting against the Flip
inc government, was presented to
the Wood Forbes mission of inquiry
here today.
The petition protests against
placing Filipino officials over the
Moros of the Sulu archipelago ana
concludes:
I'VE deem it unjust to permit
Filipinos to attempt any longer to
govern the Mohammedan and Pagan
inhabitants of this region and VIC
protest and object TO their govern
ing territory which does not be-
long to them, never has belonged
10 them, and that against the often
expressed will of its inhabitants.
We request that government
administered by Americans where
in all legislative, executive and ju-
dicial positions other than minor
local positions would be filled by
Americans, be established for the
Mohammedan and Pagan territory
in the southern Philippines, en-
bracing the islands of Mindanao,
Sulu archipelago, Palawan, and
that such government be independ-
ent of legislative control by the
Philippine government and subject
only to the government of the Unit
ed States"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-22

'Virgin Paradise" and other recent
Fox pictures.
Goldwyn has issued a call for
players, saying the public has grown
tired of many film faces.
Larry Semon is in search OF
new leading woman.
And while the hunt for new play
ers goes on in many organizations
it might appear that producers are
seeking to reduce costs of produc-
ton as well as to give the dear pub
lie new faces.
There's a lot of bunk" about pic
lures which have had Broadway
runs in legitimate theatres.
Some producers are giving medl-
OGRE pictures their first runs in
Broadway legitimate theatres at
stage-pIay prices. Night after night
the picture shows to many empty
seats. The producer makes no
money. But he gives the picture
prestige.
When the film is generally releas-
ed the advertising carries the line,
the Broadway success" Fans think
they are getting a bargain when
they get to see such a picture at reg
ular movie prices.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-22
Household Hints

beaten egg. Cook between crusts.
Squash Pie-Mix one cup strain
&c squash pulp, one cup sugar, a
pinch of cinnamon or nutmeg, one
! half teaspoon salt, three beaten
eggs, one cup of thick cream and
fiavoring to taste. Bake in pie
plate lined with paste. Serve hot
or warm.
To Bake Fish
Baked Fish-SeIect a medium
size fish. The head may or may not
be left on. There is also possible
way of having the fish drawn from
the gills so that there need be no
cash along the stomach.
Scrape the fish free from scales,
working from the tail toward the
head Wash and wipe dry immedi-
ately. Sprinkle well with salt, in
side and out.
Make a dressing from cup of
stale bread crumbs, a half teaspoon
melted butter, a half teaspoon of
salt, and a quarter teaspoon of
black pepper Mix well and stuff
the body of the fish.
If the fish were drawn from the
gills fasten them with a piece of
soft Irvine. If the cash down the
stomach has been made place tooth
picks across at right angles at small
intervals and lace up carefully with
soft twine
Score one side of the fish with a
sharp knife, making the scores
about an inch apart Fill each
score with slice of salt pork.
Grease a tin sheet if you have
one; or if not, two well oiled strips
Of muslin may be placed across the
baking pan, underneath the fish
When baked, the fish may be re-
moved easily from the pan by means
of the strips of muslin
Put the fish on the creased .bak-
ing sheet or muslin, dredge thickly
with salt, pepper and -four, place
the tin sheet in the bottom of a bak-
ing pan, add a half cup of water,
place in hot oven, and bake, al
lowing Is minutes to every pound
of fish, basting with the gravy in
the pan every 10 minutes. As the
water evaporates add little more.
When done, lift the baking sheet
or muslin strips from the pan. and
slide the fish carefully into the cen
ter OF the hot dish upon which it is
to be served. Garnish with slices of
lemon, parsley and French fried
potatoes or potato chips. Serve
with sauce in a separate dish.
Recipes for q Day.
Potatoes Foulte - Six medium
sized potatoes, one small green
pepper, one tablespoon butter, one
teaspoon salt, one-quarter teaspoon
pepper. few grains nutmeg, one
half cup scalded milk, two table
spoons butter.
Potato and Nasturtium Salad
Rub inside OF bowl with a bit of
garlic Mix two cups potato cubes
with four tablespoons finely chop.
ped gherhns, one-half cup tender
nasturtium shoots which have been
cut into small pieces, and one table
spoon picked nasturtium seeds.
Mix with three tablespoons oil. two
vinegar and salt and
pepper to taste Arrange in
on a salsd plate, sprinkle
lightly with chopped parsley and
garniSh with q wreath of nastur-
tium leaves and blossoms.
Lighting Hints.
The glowing wire or fiIament in
the electric bulb should ALWAYS he /
its glare dulled and it's
light spread by proper shading
To Drive Away Red Ants-Put a |
small bag of sulphur in the c,,n- /!
board and drawers. Another recipe
is to scatter sweet ferns In the
places thsy are found /