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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

uenCe III hanover County, va, one
mile east OF Ashland, known as the
Kenmore Farm" l6 miles north OF
Richmond, Va, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1921,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock Sharp;
S head of horses, consisting Of some
choice brood marcs: a herd OF ninety
hend of full-blooded registered Hers-
ford cattle. consisting OF ycarlinE
bulls. l herd bull, > ycarling heifcrs,
two-year-o1d heifcrs breed, balance
young cows and calves, / mich cows
g Just fresh): SO heni OF Poland
China hogs and pigs, some sows duo
TO farrow soon, also l choice male
hog: about $50 chickens, II line Of
farming Implements, now this year;
l Aultman IL Taylor thrcshing outnt.
nearly new. consisting OF 1890 kcro-
sene tractor and thrcshcr. with
self-feeder, wind stacker and eleva-
tor: about $50 barrels OF corn, also
some wheat and oats, some hay in
barn. about SO tons OF oats and wheat
straw. 60 acres OF shock fodder. II lot
of cordwood.
Bear in mind that there will be
some or all these articles that will
be sold forenoon and afternoon, be-
cause am holding this sale on two
different farms the same day.
Terms made known day OF sale
JACOB THOMAS,
Owner.
V. p. McGcoRGE,
CrIer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

tohiDA motor boating vs. Northern
c'!a. Settling estate. 1852 acres, Long
boat, Sarasota Harbor. Cabin, ArtasIan
wei. truck patch, limo grove. eunvas.
Worth $1,000. Offers considered. i,isp-
ham. on grounds. Cummings. Box a..
al LEXINGTON Avenue. New York
FOR SALE-Nice bright tobacco farm
Win Sood buildings, near Crewc, con.
talninE 800 acres. pure bred registered
.Ho!ste!n bull. about J years old and
aoine NICE grade hcifcrs and miich coWs
Cheap Tor quick sale. Henry &. Lee,
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DISPLAY CL1ssIFrED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Il. O. CATLIN & co,
Real Estate AuctiOnecrs.
- North Eighth Street.
AUCTION SALE
315 Seminary Ave.

A. the request Of the owner. we
VIII offer for sale. on the urem
iscs. on
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 18TH. 1921,
at S O'Clock +. VI.
This is new stucco dwelling. com
tanning rooms. modern In every
respect; basement under the entire
house: deep lot. running back TO
alley. garage. etc. This il an ideal
suburban location, 9 blocks from Gin
ter Park chr line. Possession can be
had at once.
TERMS: Very easy.
r.. a. CATLIN &c co.
BY AUGUSTINE RoYALL REALTY
COMPANY. INC.
Auctionccrs.
Office. 927 Hull Street. Richmond. Va.
AUCTION SALE
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Trustee 'sAucticnSale
OF THAT
Very Desirable
Dwelling
80. IL HAZELHURsT AVENUE.
HIGHLAND PARK

NO. IL HAZELliURST AVENUE,
HIGHLAND PARK
In execution of n certain deed OF
trust TO the undersigned trustee,
dated April 8. 1920, recorded In the
Clerks Ofnce OF the Richmond City
Chancery Court. Deed BOOK 25S-D.
page SIS, default having been made
In tho payment OF the debt therein
secured, and beIng so required to do
by the noteholder. we Will sell tho
property. above mentiopcd, as de-
scrioed in said decd. mt public auc-
ton. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1921,
AT 1850 O'clock 4. N.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF
sale and $4,000. duo April G, i9al;
$4,000. due October 6, lSai. ana any
taxes, insurance, etc, due; Si,6i5.OO
on April 8, l9a2. balance on terms
to BIO announced at salo,
HENRY s, HUTALER.
$4,000. Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

In order TO wind up The affairs of
an estate. we are directed to offer
for sale. on the day and hour named:
First--Those two very highly desir-
able brick stores, Nos. 142I-l429 Hull
Street. Lot fronts nifty (50) feet on
the south side of Hull Street by one
hundred and ffty-tive U55) feet deep
TO an alley twenty (20l feet wide
These stores are in one of the most
desirable parts OF Hull street. Hull
street has just been smoothly paved.
and is one OF the finest streets in
the country. This property is on the
right side of the street for business.
Above these stores are very desirable
residences. This is great chance
for q safe investment
SecOnd-Those two highly desirable
residences, Nos. lil2-lIl4 Porter
Street. This property Is on the
handsomest residential street in the
South side. Now Is the opportunity
TO secure n nice home or 4 safe.
sound Investment. Parties interested
In these very valuable properties will
call on the auctioncers for further
particulars.
TERMS will be very liberal, and an
nounced at the sale.
THE AUGUSTINE ROYALL
REALTY COMPANY. INC.
Auctionecrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, Fnyonn5
County farm. ITO acres Groom dwelling,
NIL outbmildings: % acres cleared, balance
In timber enough TO pay for property
Price. only S175o VIII exchange. Ex-
ccptional opportunity. Sec Chaa e.
: Ruchrmund. sole agent. 1903 1-2 East Main
Street
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FARMS. STOCK. CROPS AND
IMPLEMENTS.

Ahi i1k ~ r. ~ IL.
leo acres. 80 or mora In Guilt
'a,ion, balance in young timber
'ni wood. Some saw timber.
Very good land. Aeycn.rOom
dwelling. tenant house. barn, corn
erlb. implement shed. chicken
houses aud runs; several Z other
,.puihouscs. Well. spr,ngs i'm
SiSht " house. cattle and bo,.
pasture: two s-yoar-oid mules.
gentle "ni well broke: mich
COWS. registered bun, l registered
SOW, 10 Pigs. nil necessary farm
INK lmp!eincntsj feed enough To
run through tho winter. VIII OK
gharga for city property. Price,
$500.
% acres. 40 in good cultivation.
p"sahse IN woods and pasture;
good Groom dwelling. barn. /. ten
ant houses, other outbu!ldInrs. 20
acres Of corn. : Inuiea, I horse.
VI COW. lot OF chickens, riding
DISK eultivator. l riding tooth Gull
tlvatoS. disk harrow. two
horse wagon. hay mower. rub
bcr-urc buggy. drag. corn
planter lot Of small tools. sir
miles from NchinoEd on gravel
road. Possession ., once. Price.
60 aeres. 40 in cultivation.
balance In wood ana pasture.
So|c"-room dwelling. outbuiidings.
al IN good condition: one 5-year-
old maic. mich COWS. ) hogs. go
chickcns; ali farming implements
and crops. VIII exchange for city
property. Price. $500.
]. a. CONNOLLY & CO.
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PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to Quit farming. I
will sell ut public auction ut my resi-
dence In Hanover County, Va, one
mile east OF Ashland, known as the
Kenmore Farm" l6 miles north OF
Richmond, Va, on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
FARM ron SALE.

For sale. nice truck farm of 81
acres OF land. Groom house. newly
painted aud papcred; good OUT
buildings and water. Thin farm In
about mites from Richmond or
good road and Is especially
adapted 20 truck raising and dairy
farming. For fu-ther information
Apply to
C. a. WEST.
WITH
j. ID. CARNEAL C SONS.
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cotton Price. Mt south boston.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Oct. IS.
owing TO dry weather and to the
fact that farmers are just now quite
busy with other crops the receipts
OF lear tobacco were light on this
market this week, the total sales
for the week amounting to only
about 100000 pounds. There was
some Improvement in the quality of
the leaf offered and prices on all
good to fine stock advanced some
what. The average paid this week
was around SEA per hundred.
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FOR SALE

45 acres, 80 in cultiva-
ton; S-room house, ne
cessary outbuildings,
chicken houses; 6la
miles from Richmond.
"A bargain at $5,50O.OO;
terms can be arranged.
Nice Little Truck
Farm, S acres, 4-room
cottage, z miles from
city, about 215 miles
from car line and rail
road station. Party
' forced to sell at once.
See +,
GARRETT G. co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
Two Handsome
Brick Stores
Nos. l427-I42e HULL STREET,

Nos. l427-I429 HULL STREET.
AND
TWO VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
RESIDENCES,
Nos. 1f12-1i14 PORTER STREET,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA,
on TUESDAY. OCT. 18TH. 1921.
ut 4 O'clock l.. 81. on the Premises.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale so
FARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY

ASM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY
Va ha~p apartment buildings. beautiful
pines and suburban property. located in
|hieago. H.. Minnea polls. Mimi. and In
(iherent cities in the West Tor sale or
ftfhange.
We own in Richmond several beautiful
|roperties which VIC will sell on reason
pie terms OF payment.
We own several thousand acrps of land
+ dear OLD VIRGINIA. These farms
tnge in sizo from 100 acres to 5000
|crcs.
We handle lands I'm nearly every State IN
he Union.
You have heard OF US and you nro
|olhg to hear moro OF us. Our ofIlccs
70 located as follows:
General Once. 30l-so3 Mayo Bldg.
Richmond. Va.
20 Il. jackson Blvd, Chicago. Ill
siG AndruB bldg. Minneapolis. MINI.
we also have more than 100 agents
throughout the different states.
write us toda. and let US know what
GA want
GREAT EASTERN LAND CO..
Genera Offices. 3ol-3Os Mayo Bldg.
RICHMOND. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

by HENRY S. HUTzLER & co.
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneors,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE. TIva mo
County farm. 30 acres. high state emil.
walton. Broom house. Delco lights. can.
9rg factory. store. post-oi1ce, grIst and
sySmiIl. blacksmith shop on place, and
business location. Price, $I2,5o0. Terms
exceptional opportunity Apply Chs
Ruehrmund. solo agent. 500 i.2 Easi
Main stroat. ~ y 5''.S'1"'
elAD ALI the indsIsd \ ola AIDA "A.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

a few more io;s on the Forth Side.
adjoining Ginier Park, to lie sold
on tho monthly payment plan. II
you really want one of these bcaut!-
fui lots. now Is your chance. Don't
delay one instant.
l.. X. HARvIE, WITH
l.. l.. & ]. S. IIARVIE.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR sALB OR EXCHANGE.
s2A acres. 12 In cultivation,
. balance In wood and timber. 10
miles from Richmond. / mile from
station. Five-room dwelling. good
ou'Duiidings, orchard; $4,000.
AZ acres. 81 In cultivation; an
miles from Richmond. Five-room
dweiiing. In Al condition; good
outbuiidings. orchard; $4,000.
aa6 acres In Automatic County, a
miles from station; 200 In cultiya-
ton. Eleven-room brick dwelling
tenant house. two barns. siio.
granary; all necessary outbuiid-
: ings; IL acres in orchard: II cows
j bull. heifers. 3 mules. !, horse
nii farm tools and crops; $40, 900.
]. a. CONNOLLY & co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

Fly w. p. REDO.
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

on the r.. T.. and u. Ry., at Du,nbarton.
building s!tcs. Prices. 500. 800 and
'i.O,1 Terms reasonable. q. u. Cross,
with l.. r. 4; J. :. Harvic.
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Prices CIImbIng nt winston-snlem.

Prices Climbing mt winston-sniem.
WINSTON-SAI.EM,N ". c.. Oct. 15.-
On Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week leaf tobacco sold on this mar
ket went above f33 average, the high
average being $33.4i per hundred.
The receipts were not altogether as
large as the warehouscmen and buy
ers had expected them to be, the to-
tai for the week being around l.500,-
600 pounds, All good to fancy leaf
IL advancing every day and as the
quality OF the stock offered shows
Improvement the average keeps right
on climbing.
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FARM LANDS ron SALE.

FARM LANDS POn SALE.
400 acres: 100 acres: 400 acres: $50
|cres; <Gf acres; soc acres All thaso
ttms are well improved: well located
nd on improved roads.
Nho owns these lands? Why nro we
o:hhgI because NO are in tho busi-
ess' "e own and have warranty deeds
nd good tito to all OF these farms. and
&c are Offering them for saIe at a real
bargain price. Cali for our Hat.
oREhT EASTERN LAND CO.,
General OHcos
3ol-5o5 Mayo building,
RICHMOND. VA.
:" r.. jackson Blvd. Chicago, III.
sIb Andfus Bluy., minneapolis, MINI.
fHEAs-ii YOU wnnt 10 GUY /. farm se.
Ir sHn, Eastern Land Co.. 3ol.3o3 Mayo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

To the creditors of r. N. CURTIS,
of Richmond, in the County of Hen
rico. and district ACCOMPLISHMENTS
rupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on
October II. 1921. the said Il. NJ. CUR
IT'S was duly adjudicatcd bankrupt,
and that tho first meeting of his
creditors will be held In my Office,
Rooms 1ils-1119 Mutual Building,
Richmond, Va, on the 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1921, ut 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee, examine
the.bankrupt and transact such other
business rs may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. d. SNEAD, ,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
October II, 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

slight Offerings mt Rocky Mounts
ROCKY MOUNT, n. c., Oct. Is
Sales OF leaf tobacco have again
been light this week. owing TO the
fact that farmers are taking advan-
tase of favorable weather to pick
cotton and house other crops. The
total of tho offerings was 100000
pounds. which sold at prices that
were satisfactory to the farmers, al
though the large proportion of COM
mon and nondescript tobaccos Of
fered cut the average down, All
good to fine leaf sold as high as at
any time this season.
WILSON. n. c.. Oct. 15.-sales OF
leaf tobacco this week, 2,32O,s70
pounds. which sold for s7iS,19s.I4 or
an average of $32.e3 per hundred
This is an increase of 49.544 pounds
and decrease in the average Of Sc
cents per pound as compared with
the figures of the previous week. Tho
total sales for the season up to date
are l3,s90,094 pounds which brought
an average of S27.3i per hundred
pounds.
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Houses for Sale

FULTON HiLL~-A dandy new bungalow
type home. six rooins and hath, eicc-
tric lights. gas stove: only three blocks
to car line. str up high: nice lot Price
$500. Small cash payment balance
monthly. See Mr. Smith. with Morton
O. Thalhlmor First National Bank
BUILDING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16

TEN per cent Investment n,odern H.
over Avenue corner flats. G rooms each:
ERGO garage. 1853. caro- Tho Dispatch.
WE SELL HOMES.
PEI.L S. ROGERS
MUTUAL BUILDING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22
Wednesday is Subway Store Day at GimbePs
Special
Luncheon
SOC

Fried Filet of Flounder.
Sauce Tartar.
Potatoes Au-Gratin.
Fresh Spinach with egg.
Mixed Spring Salad.
French Roll-Butter.
Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream
or Home made lemon Merangue
pie.
Quaker Blend Coffee, tea or
mllk.--aiubsls, "Sub,cov Store Dop"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22
Children s Mew
Spring Coats
at IS

Polo and plain colors; belted
models trimmed and plain tailor
ed. Size 2 to 3 years. At IS.
Children's Dresses in pretty
plaids, pfffk and blue checks;
bloomer and regulation styles to
select from. Sizes ? to 8 years, at
s1.ss.
-ain,bsla. msrt,oap Store pau"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22
White Organdies at 28c a Yard

confirmation inches Regular Voc quality
26e a yard.
Fine Mecered Popln wide chidrenS dresses
48C z5c yard
''NN'>'' N''N'''o $50" 0imSss
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
SAMMY JAY PLANS MISCHIEF
 By Thornton w. Burgess

Mischief may not mean to be really.
 truly bad,
 But somehow it seems to make other
 people sad;
 Does a mean, unpleasant thing and
 tries to think it fun
 Then. alas, it runs away when trouble
 has begun.
 Of all the little people who live in the Green Forest and on the Green Meadows none is more miSchieyouS than Sammy Jay. It seems some times as if there was more mischief under that pert little cap sammy Jay wears than in all the heads of the other little meadow and forest people put together. When he isn't actually in mischief Sammy Jay is planning mischief. You see. it has got to be a habit with Sammy Jay. and habits especially bad habits, haNe d way of growing and growing
 Now Sammy Jay had no quarrel with Johnny Chuck. Oh my. no, He would have told you that he liked Johnny Chuck. Everybody likes Johnny Chuck But just as soon as Sammy Jay found Johnny Chuck's new house he began to plan mischief. He didn't really want any harm to come to Johnny Chuck. but he wanted to make Johnny comfortable. That is sammy Jays idea of fun-seeing somebody else uncomfortable So he slipped away to thick hemlock tree in the Green Forest to try to think of some plan to tease Johnny Chuck and make him uncomfortable Of course he knew that Johnny had
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
cQorwNG47Eo L02/ AY D1E "
,hrinks from Love sIush

Martha Shrinks from Love Slush
 The gossip about Arthur Mansfield had a startling effect upon Martha. She turned her happiest smile upon me and a little thrill of joy rang in her voice:
 I've heard the story. and I guess it's all true. Didn't I tell you that he IS the finest man in the wide, wide world?'
 Intuitively, I surmised the secret of my friends gayety. She was glad be- cause her recent caller had buried his heart long ago in the grave of a grill She was glad because-because Ar thur Mansfield ran no danger of fall ing in love with any living woman. Then-why then-she must be in love with the man! Very much in love. I decided, but couldn't hint that to her. I only stammered aimlessly. You use the woman's test of a man: ply perfect!"
 Man himself wrote loyalty on loves standard, and then he handed the banner to woman-to follow alone,' Martha spoke with the bit | terness which can grow only in the heart of wife whose trust has been betrayed She seemed to address the next sentence to herself as much as to
 me: s'Loyaltyi Sometimes I won der 1T IL IS Worln NHite to pe loydi le Eyan!"
 l 'sMarte, darling, You're mutterine nonsense, but it sounds ominous
 enough, My dear. Nothing-at leas'
 no man--could ever tempt you to break your marriage vows, No man would dare to try.
 | "Hum-um- -um-um," Martha hunmee
 the chord of a scale, her characteristic sign of impatience "But you ought tt
 watch some of them tryi Old men de
 sire to be fathers to me-very nice re
 spectable old men with grandchildren And exceedingly respectable young mel
 need the inspiration which I alone cal give them. And if married, they neet lsympathyi They tell me sol Bu
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
Little Stories for Bedtime

hidden his new house in the corner of Farmer Browns old orchard because he wanted it to be a secret. He didn't know why Johnny wanted it a secret and he didn't care. If Johnny wanted it secret it would be fun to tell every body about it. As he sat wondering who he should tell first he saw Redd- Path
 Hi. Reddy F'ox," he shouted
 Reddy looked up. Hello. sammy Jay. What have you got on your mind this morning?' said Reddy.
 Nothing much" replied Sammy Jay. Whats the news?" Reddy grinned. There isn't any news" said he. T was just going to ask you the same thing It was Sammy Jays turn to grin. Just as if I could tell you any news, Reddy Fox, Just as if I could tell you any newsi" he exclaimed. Why, everybody knows that you are so smart that you find out everything as soon as ] it happens
 i Reddy Fox felt flattered. You know people who do a great deal of flatter- 1 ing themselves are often the very easiest to flatter if you know how. Reddy pretended to be very modest, l but no one likes to be thought smart | and important more than Reddy Fox uOeS. ana IL pleaSeQ 1lilIi tHdl Sammy Jay should think him so smart { that no one could tell him any news. 1 Sammy knew this perfectly well, and he chuclSled to himself he watched Reddy Fox pretending to be so modest. Have you called on Johnny Chuck at 1 his new home yet?" asked Sammy Jay ! in the most matter of fact way "No." replied Reddy, but 1 mean to soon.'' He said this just as if he knew ] all about Johhny Chuck's new home. when all the time he hadn'ts the re-
 motest idea in the world where it was.
 In fact he had hunted and hunted for l it but hadn't found a trace of it. And lau the time Sammy Jay knew that Reddy didn't know where 1t was. But sammy didn't let on that he knew No,
 sir, he didn't let on.
 T just happened to be up in Farmer Browns old orchard this morning. so IT thought I'd pay Johnny Chuck a calIs' said Sammy and chuckled as he
 saw Reddy's ears prick up. By the
 way, he thinks you don't know where
 he lives now
 Huh" said Reddy Fox. AS if
 Johnny Chuck could fool me, Well. I
 must be moving along. Good-by, sam my Jay.'
 Reddy trotted off toward the Green 1 Meadows but the minute he was out of sight of Sammy Jay he turned to-
 ward Farmer Browns old orchard. just
 as Sammy Jay had known he would.
 T guess Johnny Chuck will have a visitor chuckled Sammy Jay as he started to look for Jimmy Skunk
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15

NEW YORK-If you love a girl send her a wax miniature of herself.
 The tiny statutes probably never will be within the reach of all Romeos- they cost between $50 and $50 and are usually sent along with a box of inn ported candies.
 Sweetheart Replicas
 Mrs $. A Crook, manager of the Waldorf candy shop here, is the first person to sell the sweetheart replicas in America.
 She brought the idea fro. France where it originated in the sweet shop of Louis Sherry.
 When a customer desires a duplicate of his very best girl done in wax, he sends in picture of her. The Louis Sherry shop girls do the rest. They match the picture in style of hair, eye brows facial expression and dress.
 Love Laughs at Cash
 Then the miniature is dispatched along with a box of bonbons, and friend Romeo pays the bill.
 The idea has proven very success full" Mrs. Crook says. "The only hin- drance is the expense of the gift. I sell as many as two and three a week In spite of the price.
 "Rlond types are more costly, as a
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
RECIPES "BY REQUEST"


 recipe once used and found satis- factory is woman's good friend in time of need. A good way 10 insure against the loss of recipe clipped from your favorite newspaper is to have ioose-leaf notebook in the kitchen. The pages of this book should have gummed lines. This obviates the need of a paste pot. The loose leaves mako it possible to add as many pages
 desired to any given department. You may want 20 pages for cakes and only three or four for pickles. So many people have written to The Republican asking for duplicates of the following recipes that they are re- printed herewith "by request.v Cooked Salad Dressing
 F cup of butter or oil
 tablespoons flour
 tablespoons sugar
 l teaspoon mustard
 l teaspoon salt
 1-S teaspoon pepper
 tablespoons vinegar
 tablespoons water
 2 eggs (yolks)
 l cup whipping cream
 If the vinegar is very sharp use six tablespoons each of vinegar and water. Melt butter and stir in dry ingredients. Mix well, making a smooth paste. Add water and vinegar and cook over a slow fire, stirring constantly till thick and smooth. Take from fire and add the yolks, unbeaten. Beat well. When cool add cream whipped stiff.
 Cheese Cake