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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Toilet Soap
1Oc Cake

THOICE of violet, rose,
~ buttermilk, almond and
cocoa oil varieties at this
low price-1Oc cake; three
for Csc.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
MIST UNDERSTOOD
THEIR VALUE

Presumably the thief. mistalsing
them for more precious documents.
took them with the idea OF selling
them 70 Japan. The papers were OF
easy Access. They were considered
unimportant enough to be kept In
an open filing cabinet Nothing
else was disturbed by the thief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Two-quart
Hot Water
Bottles, $1.OO

CEAMLESS Bottles of
~ chocolate-color rubber,
in two-quart size-careful-
ly vulcanized to contain
very hot water-S1 90.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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Thief GETS
U. 5. files
ON JAPAN!
Navy intelligence Office in
Washington Is Entered
and Documents Taken

WASHINGTON. April sT.--Every
effort was being made today To ap.
prchend the thief who entered the
navy intelligence offices here two
weeks ago and stole large part OF
the departments secret flies on
Ianan =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Wash Goods Remnants
Reduced

AN ACCUMULATION Of lengths
"A suitable for many uses. including
Ginghams. Devonshire Cloth. Galatea,
Percale. Long Cloth. Nainsook. Wolfe,
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins. Cam
brio, Satin. Comforter Chdlies-all at
sharp reductions
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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700 Yards of
White Checked Dimity
at zoe Yard

E>ACELLENT for women's aprons,
IL children's rompers, mems an
boys summer underwear. this all-white
dimity. with self checks.
In 36-inch width, attractively
low-priced ut zoe yard.
-TuE DOMNSTAlRs YToRE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27

SMARTLYSTYLED House Dresses at price accus
toned paying for plain Their attractive designing and
the variety of styles suggested in the sketch
Collars and cuffs of white nene popn wide sashes and
embroidery edgngs details contributing to the value
in these Dresses.
Pad stripes from, pink blue, lavender
black green, yellow and brown
Thursday $195. rTE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27

A Sample Line of
Tailleur Hats
In THO Lo,c-priced Groups:
$500 and $3.50
THE offering abounds with the be-
L coming cushion-brim Sailors, Roll
brim models for matrons, F1ange-edge
effects and other current styles, in
wealth of desirable colorings:
Cherry, Gray, Black, Harding
blue, Tangerine, Pheasant, Sand,
Brown, Old-blue-some with con-
trasting facing.
Values ut-of-the-ordinary at $500
and $3.50.
A specimen value II seen in the Hat
sketched- OF fiat. pressed pineapple
straw. bound with grosgrain ribbon, and
banded with the same ribbon. Price
$500. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
CUT SALARIES
OF MOVIE STARS
Day of Extravaganza in
Production Also Passed,
Managers Say
TO MAKE FEWER
PICTURES THIS YEAR

Los ANGELES. Calf, Jan. i2 UNITED
Press THE day Of fabulous salaries
for movie stars. Of eXlravagant pro-
ducllons, OF overpaid directors and ex-
ecutiVcs is at an end. the chiefs OF the
great Los Angeles illm colony have
agreed
rhe last few months have seen a
gradual change In the movie business
as in other lines. due 10 The general
business depression As result the
movie chiefs have Vsreed that during
1921:
Fewer stars will twinkle.
Fewer productions viii be released
Ink viii be conserved In writing SAL
aries OF screen fayortes, as the figures
WIFI not be SO large.
Thousands OF cinema actors have
been thrown out OF work There has
been a wholesale slashing OF wages OF
those retained
Decrease In the attendance at NOV
ing-picturc houses has been the one
big cause OF the uphoaval Marshall
Nelan, producer and head Of his own
organization. expressed the opinion
that the situation was only temporary
while 10 Is TO be regretted from the
viewpoint Of the players. 10 Is a
healthy condition for the industry as
a whole. he said
Many movie organizations have lai,l
on their entire staffs. Neilan said, and
salaries have been reduced.
"Thosc salaries which have been in
flaied must be reduced Was The
statement ~ B. r.. Fineman. Nice-prer-
ident and general manager oi the
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
ONE HOUR OF KISSING
COST HIM $500

CHICAGO, Jan. i2-Aurelius q. Tur-
pin was a fast worker and stuck to
the Job with commendable .tenacity
when he gave Miss Virginia Foster
sixty kisses in an hour. They were
not little canary~bird limitations OF
kiss. but were OF The moist. clinging
variety. Hence Mss Foster did not
have much time to breathe In that
blissful hour A jury assessed the
kisses at $50 each. and Turpin was Or
dcred to pay her $500 FOR his oscula-
Tory performance
The case was FIRST tried In The Su-
prcmc Court here, and hie Appellate
Court has just upheld the verdict
The evidence showed that Turpin
made promises OF marriage during
such moments as Miss Foster was
getting her breath he also promised
some other things. which the jury
OF getting her services as a graduate
overlooked. with a view, she claims.
nurse free of charge The Appellate
Court holds that Turpin may never
have intended 10 marry her and merely
made the promises IN order TO pOach
upon her lips and 10 set The services
free. He Is wealthy, retired realty
dealer.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
You Can't Brush Or
Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way 10 get rid OF
dandrum is 10 dissolve ID. then you
destroy Il entirely. To do this. get
about four ounces OF ordinary liquid
arvon apply it at night when retir-
ing; use enough TO moisten the scalp
and rub 10 in gently with the finger
tips.
DO this tonight and by morning.
most II not all, OF your dandrun viii
be gone, and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace OF a. no matter how much
dandrun YOU may have.
You Will ilnd. too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop at
once, and your hair will be fluffy.
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. 10 is inexpensive and
never fails 10 do the work.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

Katherine Mcdonald Pictures Com
pany.
Sol Lesser. western representative
Tor The Associated First National Ex-
hiDitors, advocated fewer and better
pictures.
Where twelve pictures were pro
duced IN other years. but three or
-FOUR Will be produced In 1921" Lesser
said Production standards have
reached, the point where more time
and attention to detail are necessary
10 meet demands OF motlOn-plciure
followers. The day OF extravaganl and
wasteful production has passed. There
Is plenty OF room in the industry for
earnest workers. and the only ones TO
suffer viii be the incompetent and the
lazy.
Lesser said that the directors will
go in for big productions, with hun
dreds In the casts lie Is working now
on a production in which 2000 persons
appear
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

little girl and the baby for Christ
mas-and maybe something more.
Mrs Milone took her TO be a we'll
to-do woman bent on helping the less
fortunate, such as she had often read
about, but seldom seen
So she let the woman take the
baby, and little Marie accompanied
her.
soon Marie returqed-with the new
shoes.
Mamma. The lady wants bo buy US
all present" she exclaimed all
elated. Let me take the other chill
dren.'
But when they went out. the wo-
man and baby had disappeared.
Nov as ! look back | remember
the hungry look in the woman's
eyes and the way in which she al
most clutched the baby says Mrs.
/ Milone.
"False mother love must have caus-
| ed her 10 steal my baby. That kind
is cruel and wicked. But if she really
loves the child and comes TO her
senses. she will-she must-bring him
back bO me.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

to send more American news abroad
and TO receive a greater volume OF
dsy-by-day Information regarding our
International neighbors that the cable
using newspapers have Joined hands
With press associations to ask Con
gress to throw open the navy wireless
10 the use OF the press
The European war brought many
changes in the relations Of the United
states toward the rest Of the world
Not only did u bring US into closer
relations with Great Britain. France
and Italy, but il stimulated Americas
export trade 10 an unprecedented
volume
no retain that trade and TO main
tain the cordial relations between
America and The Olher world peoples,
IL is vitally necessary that the COM
municaliOn OF accurate Information
regarding his county TO our foreign
neighbors shall be facilitated and that
everything be done 10 obtain all pos
sible information from abroad. The
medium Of exchange OF such informa-
ton Is the press.
The increase in the volume of COM
mercial traffic resulting from the war
have imposed tremendous burdens on
the cable companies and The private
companies operating the wireless.
Their facilities have been taxed TO
the utmost and, as a consequence, the
transmission Of news has been subject
TO heavy delays, whereas news. II 10
is to be OF value, must be transmitted
rapidly,
Meanwhile. the radio facilities Of
the United states Navy lie virtually
idle. Their use would do much TO re-
licve the situation.
The navy Is prepared to undertake
this work
Admiral Bullard, chief OF the radio
branch OF the navy. stated at a recent
hearing in Washington that he would
regard such an effort as a patriotic
act
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
NEW COLUMBIA REcORDs

The Peerless Quartelte put their
best efforts into singing Broadway
Rose for Columbia This month. and
the result is a record which will be
known many hundreds OF miles from
Broadway, as well as on that the
alrical Mecca. on The other side OF
This record the Sterling Trio has pro-
duced a real bit OF melody In Mothers
Lullaby
Tired OF Me- and THAT Riga-Liga-
Lee. are the two latest fox-irots ne.
corded for Columbia By Ted Lewis
Jazz Band. Dancers will not tire very
soon Of Tired OF Ne" with its whis-
lthne obbligato by Ted Lewis himself
and they certainly VIII enjoy wrin-
eing 10 THAT higa-Liga-Lee"
Much OF the eternal beauty OF Irish
music is found in the familiar strains
or Loves Old sweet Song as sung
by Oscar Seagle for Columbia Records
this month There Is a haunting
plaintiVe quality 10 his rendering ol
silver Threads Among the Gold" thai
IT Is not easy 10 forget
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
N. z. A. Slan Speclal

a. +. A. Sian Special.
NEW YORK. Jan PA baby kid
naping as mysterious as the Billy
Dansey and Blakely Coughlin cases
has bafled New York police since
December %.
The stolen child Is George Charles
Milone, who was taken away from
his home la an East Side tenement
by a strange. Well-dresscd woman.
The Miloncs and their other six
children wait and pray for the re-
turn OF the youngest of the family.
Mimnc Is a truck driver. and the
recent strike has reduced his earnings
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
PROVED SHE WAS NOT
TOO CUTE TO SHOOT

DALLAS Tex. Jan. i2.-Winiam J..
Coleman, restaurant proprietor, whose
death has been a mystery for ten
days. lost his life ~ the hands OF a
girl he believed too cute 10 shoot,
according 10 q confession the police
said Miss Louise Meier, IS years old.
a lypisi. made today.
Miss Meier. In her alleged state
menl, said that on New Years Eve
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
Coughs and Colds
CataTh, Group, Sore Throat
Banished BY Hyomei

The gerrs Of catarrh do not exist IN
the same atmosphere with nntisenfic
Hyomei pronounce 10 High-O-me)
Breathe Uyomei and relief from "a.
tarrh, cough, sore throat or cola viii
come In two minutes
Breathe Hyomel and that stomach
straining hawking In the morning will
quickly disappear.
Breathe Hyomei and XIII the catarrh
germs: heal the inhamed membrane.
stop the discharge Of mucus and pre-
vent crusts from forming In the nose
Breathe Hyomei for a Few minutes
each day and rid yourself Of contempt
ible catlrrh.
Breaf he Hyomei-give Il faithful trial
and then, II you are not satisfied, yon
can have your money back.
Hycmei is sold BY n. b. Danforth and
druggists everywhere
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

she accepted Coleman's invitation to
visit a party of friends camped in the
park.
Arriving at the park, the girls state
started 10 leave, Whereupon Coleman
was alleged TO have detained her.
81 told him to turn me loose or /
would shoot him" Chief Cunning
quoted the girl as saying "lIe said
/ was too cute 20 shoot. so ! pulled
the pistol and shot him"
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
HAVE YOU SEEN BABY
NlLONE2

Name George Charles Milone.
Age Twelve months.
Hair Golden brown.
Ewes Brown. brown spot In iris
Of left eve.
Condition Thin, but healthy:
had slight cough.
Development Stands alone hut
can not walk Says papa and
mamma
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

Favorite Prescription to all young
girls and to women who require a
woman's medicine MRS. FRED
MILFORD, 207 East Cd St, So. Side.
All druggists sell Dr. Pierce's Fa'
Vorite Prescription; or II you prefer
send 10 cents to DR.. Pierce's lnvalids'
Hotel. Buffalo. N. Y. for trial pkg.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

tidW. known as
Little Johnnie
Jones"
CAV quit the
stage W b q n he
didn't get any
higher than the
part Of Little
Johnnie Jones'"
lie clerked for
an envelope COM
Ipany for a year
and saved $500.
Now he wv n $
an envelope fac
tory.
The only kick
you get out OF
money is making
somebody happy
with IT," say 5
Cav.
81 can't wear
more than one
fur collar on my
coat and / can't
take the money
with me when /
die"
Cav let eight
employees pick on
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

~ iiAN INff' HA
radio facilities
W The u nited
Staies Navy is
waited by
American news
pafers and press
associations. fol
lowing the hear
in gs by th 2
House Committee
on Marine ana
Fisheries.
Since the ar
mislice. these IA
cililies b av e
fallen into vir-
iual disuse, so
far as benent 60
the ge neral
American public
is concerned.
II ia in an ennrt
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

They gave him notes. He tore up the
notes after they had saved enough TO
pay in part for them. lie wanted them
TO learn TO save
lie gave each employe a 81 savings
account In two years he Will add an
amount equal to their savings.
Il made million treating folk
white he says. They're busy helping
me make another million now"
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

from tunCtlOudi us
turbances DR.
Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is the medi-
cine that was given
to me to restore me
to perfect health. 1t
did all that could be
desired I'm regulating
my system and re-
lieving me of pain
I heartily recon
u,aud mr. D1arrpf 4
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

Use the Want Ads for securing good
Office positions and agent ass ignments.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
JOHNNIE JONES GIVES
HIS EMPLOYEES HOUSES

CHICAGO. Jan. i2-The man who
gives houses away-lhats George b.
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

lone's door on ST. Lucia's day. which
the neighborlood was celebrating
ITS near Christmas, you know,
she said. smiling. "and have means
and would like 10 buy shoes for the
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
PAPERS Want TO
USENAVAL RADIO
Advantages for American
Business and People is
Pointed Out
CABLES ARE
NOW BURDENED
h, 4. II. FURAY.

Foreign Editor OF the United Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan i2. - Action by
Congress on use by the American press
- Tho nuNxarffll
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
A Pennsylvania Wornan's
Advice to Young Girls

OIL City, Pa.-"When I was a girl
about sixteen years OF age | suffered
Evening journal., 1921-01-12

but though the family is large and
poor their grief for the missing child
n as great as II their circumstances
We're different.
lhc woman appeared at the Mi
Evening journal., 1921-01-12
COUGHS, C0LDS-TRY
BRAZILIAN BALM
SAFETY BLADES CUT

Gnlett Blades ............7 .79c doz.
Ever Ready Blades ............ SOC PIX
Gem Blades ...............52c pk.
Durham Duplex Blades ........d5e pk.
CHARLEY'S, 4th & Shi;pley SITS.
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Burns.

Charleston, w. Va, Jan. 3.-The
Capitol Building Of West Virginia was
destroyed by lire late today. one labor
err was killed, a fireman injured ser
ionsly aud several other nre-fighers
hurt when a section OF root. under
which they we're standing. cayed Ia.
The spectacular nature Of the fire
was enhanced when much ammunition
stored on the third foor OF the build
ing exploded
within four hours after the fire Was
discovered the capitol building con-
tanning the governors office. gtate de-
partment and priceless records, was
nothing but mass OF smoking ruins.
State officials made no attempt 10 es-
innate the loss, but they said that the
records destroyed, upon which no in
surance was carried could not be re-
placed and that IL was impossible 10
estimate their value.
Some state records were saved by
clerks, officials and firemen. who car
ried them from the burning building.
The capitol building was erected IN
1881 at cost Of more than $500 900.
State officials today said that the
building was valued at Approximately
Sl,250,00O
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Take one pint each OF hour and
bran, ono cupful Of buttermilk, or
sweet milk viii do, a teaspoonful OF
soda. a half tnaspoonful OF salt, three
tablcspoonfuis Of molasses. Mix and
bake one hour to one hotF and a
quarter.
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prune Brsad.

prune Bread.
wash a cupful of prunes and soak
oycF night ID water 10 cover. In the
morning remove the pits and chop
the pruHes add one quart Of -four. orr
pint 81 graham Hour. teaspo0nfHi OK
Ealt. Tablespoonful OF sugar, ono
seast cake dissolved 10 lukewaTm
water aud enough warm milk TO make
> eoft dough- Allow 81 TO rise, stir
sr.skiy. put into a well but,erca brcfd
nan. Let rise again ana bnhe IN
.ladcraic oven. This d n very health
ful bread ana one tho children Ike.
Ecas In Baskets with Bacon.
getnfnie slle whites and yolks ~ ~
many eggs "a desired. being cargsui
NOT Is break the yolgs. Heat the whiea
nnfli eilfr enough 10 stand. Torn into
buticrcd baking dish. make smnii
drprcs toms Tor the y0lks and carefully
drap them IN. Dot With butter
epriatio wish salt and hnke . medium
brown. Serve garuisbed win crisp
nlcd hscen
cahbsae ard Apple Salad.
C1,on Together one cabbage head,
faur tngt appiee season well with aaii
AHA cayenne and mlx with a good
mhyonuai Ar ins Serve NJ onec
Thousand Island Dressing
Taec ore cHRfnl Of mayonnaieo
Ore lnr. eao eupfu % whipped cream,
anehnf cnpful Of chm sauce Or cat
wrn two tablespoonful of minced rod
pepper. ono tablespoonful ~ chopped
cucumber. oHe Tablespoonful % WoT.
,i,cslcrsbire sanee Mix In the order
aiyna nnd serve ~ once.
ptsat pfaiiBss.
raii together ane pound % brown
suea aqs tailf poouful 81 buitcf
apd four iaHfeno8ufuis n watcr
aben uiu mistar bcgius 20 HON ada
ono half pound a pgcans. when lt be.
gins % bnlAlr remove FROM tho heat
and drop hy tpooafGis on battered dish
or marble slab. STR constantly while
cooAing
NAte hte4~ elo
a.. itsa rvlsfu Newspaper uaisAj 3.
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WEAK, NERVOUS,
ALL RUNDOWN
Missouri Lady Suffered Until She
Tried cardui. "ResuIt
Was Surprising. Got Along
Fine, Became Normal
and Healthy.

Springfield Mo.--"Nfy back was no
weak could hardly stand up. and I
would have bearingdown pains and
was not wen 81 amy time" says sifs.
y. v. Williams, wife Of weiiknogm
farmer 90 Route 6. thls place. II
kept getting headaches and having 10
90 TO bed Continues Mra Wiiliams
describing the troubles from which
she obtained relief through the une Of
CaTdui my husband, having heard
Of Cardui. proposed getting Il for me-.
Il saw after taking some Cardui
/. that I was improving. Tho result
was surprising. felt like a different
person.
Later ! suffered from weakness
and weak back. and felt ell rundown.
did not rest we'll nj night. was 70
nervous and cross. My husband said
he would get ms some Cardui. which
he did. II strengthened me NY
doctor said I got along fine. | was ia
good healthy condition. cannot
say too much for Il.
Thousands OF women have suffered
rs Mru. Williams Describes, until they
found relief from the use OF cardui.
Since u has helped 80 many, yon
should not hesitate 10 try Cardal II
troubled with womanly ailments.
For sale everywhere. Elsa
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Lack of Respect for Womanhood As
sailed BY Bishop Nicholson

Chicago, Jan. 81 I'VE are living
in an age OF bold and adventurous
men, in which there is an appalling
lack OF respect for womanfood,n de-
cIared Bishop Thomas Nicholson, Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. in an
appeal to the ministry to lift up its
voice against the moral abandon OIL
the people.
Think Of the moralslaxity shown In
the present-day styles Of woman's
dress and Of our social entertainment
and public demeanor. Think Of 1000
supposedly respectable citizens OF
Chicago sitting in some Of our mort
elegant theatre buildings and Witness
ing the present-day suggestive perfor-
mances without uttering protest.
People have more leisure than ever
before Men who care no more about
religion and morals than dog, are
making themselves northumberland
out of the recreations Of the people. Is
IT any wonder the divorce courts are
over-erowded2
Look at the cheapness in which
human life is held. Five hundred and
fsfty-nine persons we're killed in the
streets Of Chicago last year that we
might continue to run automobiles. We
have been willing to see 200 ayiators
killed In the experiments which gave
us the airplane.
"A great number OF policemen we've
killed In our city in 1920 while guard
ing the safety Of the city Ten million
lives were given in war foS the pre-
servation Of a pretty indefinite ideal OF
democracy"
Bishop Nicholson suggested that the
churches get together and select
group of men TO confer with city Oh
cials to formulate ways and means 10
rid the city OF immoral stage produc
lions and TO curb crime
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The @stIngIest MAN.

We have heard Of the man who
stopped his clocks at night 10 keep
the wheels form wearing and Of the
man who wont Go his neighhor for
water 60 save his pump, but recently
we learned Of man who was still
more avaricieus Noticing tho big
volume Of sawdust umder tho SAN
horse after having had his saw tiied
and set there by lightenihg ihe labor
be never agAin bad his saw teeth
saying too much wasting
wood turning il into saw dust"
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Fought In q. ). Army But Cannot
Return

New York, Jan 3.--Becauge be
could not read 40 words In any Lam
guage, DemetriuH Robog. twice wound
cd while lighting III the United States
Army, today was denied readmission
TO America
Failing IN the literacy test AZ Ellis
Island and asked If he understood
the English language, he replied"
Robos came to America 10 1910 and
was drafted In Philadelphia IN 1915
He could have re-entered thls country
without examination II he had return
ed within six months after obtaining
his discharge overseas. But be went
to ats old home In Albania and re-
mained Is months His case has been
appealed to the Secretary OF Labor
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4 Norel sIght

Wonders will never cease. Recently
a novel sight was presented TO our
eyes. A slight fan of snow with thin
eoating Of ice brought out the boys.
and girls in their coasters, sled ana
anything that could be used for
the same purpose Soon a boy
riding d bicycle doomed into
view Tied TO the rear axle was a
rope to which was fastened d sled
with a boy upon 1t, enjoying the ride
10 the utmost The next thing we ex-
pect to see is an anto-sled.
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Food for the Family.

A bran bread which Is wholesome
and easily made Is a recipe which
should be found IN an households. The
following Is a good one: