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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08

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for distribution OF assets IN kinu h'eN
with written consent OF d~lStrioG'eey
Distribution OF assets IN KIN "ruerT"'
Final account filed Set Tor he"EHHH
cember 81. Notice oruefe"' So"''"He"
Mary II. Hammer. deceased. Final az
count flied, Sc, for hearing December
~ \o,,ca ordered. Continued.
G,nrvr " Reese. deceased. Final AZ
rornt Nod Sc, FOR hearing December
81. Notice ordered. Continued.
Mary +. Mcintosh. deceased. Final
Der ~. Notice ordered. continued.
Elizabeth \. Clark. deceased. Proof OF
publication Of notice o, appo'n'n'S''
aIed. approved and record ordered.
Angela Eando. deceased Inventor!
Hlri. approved and record ordered.
catherine Mcpon"ugh' deceaSe"' r'""'
account filed. Set for hearing pere'"pe'
81. N":trc ordered. 'ontsHued
William H.. Harms eNeeuIor Oh -
lam y. Jones, deceased. vs. paNi1 r.,
Jones. It al. Order Of private sal" VI
real estatc returned n Tied ehu"' S",
Premises so'd November
Helen Miller f"r $500. sale cohnrmeo
and aeed ordered. Costs. expenses. ana
taxes ordered paid. Record ordered.
taSaIlnt NOHl'"'
count hlcd. Set Tor hearing bcccmoe'
81. Notice ordered. Continued.
Alexander Ner. deceased. aPriiaI az
,our, nI.d Sc, for hearing December
II Notice ordered. Continued.
Charles r.. Wilson. deceased. l'arNaI
,c.ount fled Sc, for hearing Deem
l,ar 81. Notice ordered. Continued
Realty Deeds.
David Evans and Clara NJ. Evans 10
I n /. Jones'. Not No. - ct DanteVs
second Addition 20 holloway. CoHs'ueE'
srion 81
Eann.th G. Bcwlin e. a. - Laura
i;,y, Tract Of land n Flushing on
.idera,ion $500.
\ania Mcdaniel AMI SanlueI NC
w-injam n uolir,t and Mary
rran, ~ land In Wheeling
rorsiJ.r,rion $3.50.
"~uS"'P Inr., sed. to John W.
- Tidayi, of transfer OF tract OF
MI - crarcoc
Quit Claim Decd.
Navy Owens ct al to Aaron Il. shan
rroc. os land in York township,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
sPRoUL

Charleston, S. g.. Dec. lI.-Governor
SprOul. OF Pennsylvania; Robertson OIL
Oklahoma. and Alien Of Kansas were re-
cIatced members OF The cNc"utlV" com
uItLre OF the House Of Governors at the
concluding session here today OF the
18th annual conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
D1HuD

Seattle, Washington, Dec. 7-Fsdsfalf
Judge Seterer has denied q petition foyi,
A rehearing Of tho liability case against !;
the Canadian Pacific Steamship company I
in connection with the loss OF the
board-343 persons-in the Lynn canal, y
Alaska. in October. 1918. Judge Netsrer
limited the %company's liability
70 less than SIC, 900. Claims .totalling :
millions Of dollars had been filed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
Safe

isn't that your husband over here
talking &" the widow Aren't You wOr-
r!ed""
mo indeed, She always tells ON
what a lovely man her first hubby was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08

William L Mal1ern"e. - ana Lorenn
Wees. % 10th ." Srlthn"'d Robert
Volts. - e.: ,IiHo" Jarc.!on ana II"l"n
,.-,.L . Or q. ,HA...li,n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08

Sc~nu v.t;'cr hands on the = and y
railroad had a ""rrow escape this morn
ing. lcap!ng f~pm The car just \ second
Irtore II w" stuck and hurled fifty
foo, nv . ao"c.li train carrying railroad
officials. The accident occurred near
Toronto aud vas do n - FIX. None
~ tho section ',aris We're EUrl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-09

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Dorothy Dalton
Comes to Liberty

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Oldham Is Strong
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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25

The house fly is credited with the
power of producing 100000, OOO,-
100000 young in a single season.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25
Liver Toasties.

Wash and boil half pound of Calls
liver until tender, then cut it into dice
Make rich and smooth tomato sauce.
well favored. and add the liver to it.
Make some crustless toast squares, and
put on hot dish, heap them with the
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25
HOW WARTS AND MOLES REAL
" OUGHT TO BE TREATED.
BY ROYAL s. COPELAND, M. D.,
Commissioner of Health,
New York CITY,

1t is natural to wish for smooth
and clear skin. Young folks, especial
", are very sensitive about blemishes
of the face and hands.
An otherwise fair and perfect face
may be marred by an unsightly mole.
A beautiful hand may be spoiled by a
great, rough wart.
Moles are usually birthmarks-
mothers marks" as they are called.
That is. the skin defect is present
when the baby is born. Generally they
grow larger as time passes. Coarse
hairs often grow out from the center
Of the mole and contribute to its
beauty spelling qualities.
Moles vary in size from the head Of
a pin to the size of the hand They
may appear anywhere on the body.
They are brown or almost black in
color Almost always they're covered
with hair.
In and Of themselves moles are of
no consequence The trouble about
them is that in advanced life they may
degenerate and develop into malignant
growth On this account it is wise to
have them removed, especially if they
show any tendency to increase in size.
Small moles may be removed by the
electric needle. The X-ray, radium
and ''dioxide snow" have been success
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25
BY A. /. wYmAN, NJ. c. A.

One Of the best Italian restaurants
that We have found is located on
Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa The
dishes served have a flavor seldom
found in restaurants of this charac-
ter. . flavor that only an artist in
blending foodstuffs and condiments
can achieve. The chef who is re-
sponsible for the delictable foods
that have made this restaurant ia
nous in the part Of Pennsylvania
was Tor many years chef of one Of
San Francisco's leading cafes and
it was like meeting an old friend to
talk with him.
italian Outlets.
One of the hot weather specialties
is an omelet made by slicing wafer
thin one cup Of Italian squash; this is
heated in an omelet pan with two table
spoons of butter and when it is half
cooked three well beaten eggs are add
ed and the pan is set in hot oven;
when the egg IL set place the omelet
on q dish, garnish with thin slices of
tomato dipped in French dressing.
Luncheon Salad.
A salad for the principal dish Of q
summer luncheon is made by mixing
in a bowl that has been rubbed with
a Glove of garlic, one cup Of cucumber
dice, one cup Of cold cooked sweet
breads cut in dice, half cup OF finely
chopped celery, half a cup Of wafer
cup of French dressing. After adding
the dressing allow the salad to stand
in the ice box for half On hour, then
drain off all the dressing and serve
on a bed of Watercress and cover with
a good cream ulayonnaise.
This chef serves with roast lamb
sliced tomatoes that have been dipped
in mint sauce and busted with pap
rika.
Popular Salad.
A salad that is very popular here is
made by mixing equal quantities OF
diced grape fruit, fresh seedless grapes,
chopped seeded raisins, and diced
orange with French dressing. Chill
thoroughly and serve on lettuce COW
cred plate and garnish with grapes
and orange quarters.
Italian Lamb Stew.
A very nice lamb stew is made by
stewing two pounds Of lamb cut in
three-inch pieces with plenty of water,
half a cup of vinegar and one chopped
onion and seasoning Of salt and pep
per. When lamb is tender stir in two
tablespoons of flour, two cups Of to-
matoes, one tablespoon of chopped
parsley and one finely chopped green
pepper. Let boil up once and serve
in a dish bordered with cooked rice.
A Delicious Breakfast Dish.
Mix one cup Of finely chopped ham
with one cup of chopped cooked tongue,
teaspoon Of chopped parsley and half
cup of bread crumbs, moisten this
with little sweet milk and season
with salt and paprika. Cover well
buttered shirred egg dishes with this
mixture and break two eggs over each
dish. Place in a moderate oven and
bake until whites are set.
Apple Cake.
Fresh apples are coming into the
markets and some very nice coffee
cake made with them was served at
our hotel. This was made by sitting
four cups Of flour with six level tea
spoons of baking powder, half cup Of
sugar, one teaspoon of cinnamon, and
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POPULAR DISHES A LA ITALIAN

one teaspoon Of salt. Rub into this
as for biscuits, four tablespoons Of
butter and when it is well rubbed in
add one beaten egg and two cups Of
milk, work to a smooth dough and
spread on shallow baking pan
Spread the top with melted butter
and four tablespoons Of sugar mixed
| with one teaspoon Of cinnamon. Cover
this with one cup Of chopped seeded
raisins and cover raisins with peeled,
cored and sliced apples. Bake in a
medium oven thirty minutes.
Fruit Slices for Afternoon Tea.
Beat until light four eggs and one
and a half cups Of sugar. Sift one
cup of flour with one and half tea
spoons Of baking powder and add to
the, FIRST mixture with one. teaspoon
each Of ground nutmeg, cloves, all
spice, two teaspoons blanched almonds
| and half cup Of chopped seeded
raisins. Mix well and spread on flat
baking pans. Bake in medium oven
and when cold cut in slices three inches
long and one and half inches wide.
Beef-Italian.
A dish Of boiled beef that one would
by boiling a three-pound piece of top
round of beef in water until the scum
forms on top. Skim off the scum and
add two cups of tomatoes, one small
Glove Of garlic, three medium onions,
three our four outer stalks of celery,
one carrot cut in small pieces and a
seasoning of salt and pepper. Let it
simmer slowly for three hours. An
hour before serving remove the beef
and place in a covered dish near the
heat. Strain off the gravy and bring
to a boil and add to it half a cup Of
rice and cook until the rice is tender.
Add to the cooked rice four tablespoons
Of grated cheese and one tablespoon
butter. Place the beef on a hot plat
ter and pour around the rice and gar
nish with finely chopped parsley.
Green Peppers With Shrimps.
Stuffed green peppers with shrimps
are prepared by cutting off the tops
Of half dozen bell peppers and re.
moving the insides. Place the peppers
in cold sailed water and let stand for
three hours. For the dressing, brown
two tablespoons of butter in a sauce
pan and add two cups Of tomato pulp,
seasoning Of pepper, salt, chopped
parsley and onion. boil up once and
then set to one side halt of the sauce:
To the remaining half add one cup OF
Of finely chopped shrimps. Fill the
drained pepper cases with this mix
ture, sprinkle bread crumbs oyer the
tops and place on each small piece
Of butter. Place the peppers in
flat baking pan with very little water
and bake until tender, basting often:
Place the peppers on a hot plate and
pour around the remainder of the to-
mato sauce.
Barbecued Lamb.
As served here this is very nice.
Place in baking pan a shoulder of
lamb and pour over it two cups of
salt water, place in the oven and bake
until brown, basting every few minutes.
When nearly done add to the water
four tablespoons of vinegar and basic
we'll with it. For the sauce place in
a saucepan two tablespoons of sweet
butter and when melted stir in six
tablespoons of Worcestershire sauce,
six tablespoons of chilli sauce, three
tablespoons of mayonnaise. Serve
this sauce over each slice of the lamb.
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Everyday Models
Will Appear in
Fashion REVIEW

Great Falls is going to have a
fashion show. Next Monday evening
at the Liberty theater the Paris Dry
Goods Co. will sponsor a showing of
new fall styles on a scale far excelling
any Of the pervious fashion shows of
that store, according to Aaron Singer
who says that wide range of high
grade wearing apparel for every type
Of feminine figure will be shown.
Twenty-four Great Falls women. girls
and children will appear as models,
wearing outfits selected from the Paris
Dry Goods company's stock These
models have been chosen with a view
to representing the different sizes and
figures one actually meets every day.
not the Unexpectedly formed minority
Of human beings one usually sees at q
fashion exposition.
STOUT women will have an oppor-
tunity to see the modes of dress that
are available this year for their par
ticular need" says MIR. Singer. and
the very thin woman, the short stocky
woman. and every other build of wom
an will be shown in becoming and
stylish clothes. Many of the gowns
and other things to be shown are i'm
ported or copies Of imported models.
We will show dinner dresses, evening
dresses. dancing frocks, street outfits.
suits, coats, and wraps of all kinds.
both in fur, cloth, and in fur combi-
nations
Children will appear in various out
fits. featuring school clothes, party
frocks and play garments.
The parade will take place twice
during the evening at the Liberty
theater, Immediately following the two
picture shows of that night. Great
Falls women will no doubt turn out en-
masae to attend this stellar event. and
it is the hope of the managers of the
Paris Dry Goods company to thus
render them practical and valuable
service.
Everything to be shown will be
taken from our stock says Mr.. Sing
er. I'VE are not putting on fashion
show merely for the purpose Of Great
ing sensation. We have not secured
garments for the show that will not
be sold in our store. Any garment
shown will be purchasable. and we
hope to present some interesting COM
binations in the fall styles to the wom-
en- Of this city who are now endeav-
oring to evolve their winter outfits"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25
USE SULPHUR To
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema
. Helped Over Night.

For unsightly skin eruptions. rash
or blotches on face. neck, arms or
body you do not have to wait for re-
lief from torture or embarrassm ent.
declares a noted skin specialist. Apply
little Sulphur and improve
ment shows next day
Because of it's germ destroying prop
critics. nothing has ever been found
to take the place Of this sulphur prepa-
ration. The moment you apply it heal
ing begins. Only those who have had
unsightly skin troubles can know the
delight this Mentho- Sulphur brings.
Even fiery, itching eczema is dried
right up.
Get a small jar from any good
druggist and use it like cold cream.