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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
FEUME TO WELCOME
AMERICAN CONSUL
Representative Sent Away is Now
Asked 20 Return and Open Of
fees.
AN rhe Asaoclated Press.l

ROME, July 9.-The United States
Consul, Wilbur Keblinger, who was re-
fused to repoen his office in Fiume in
March last, would now be welcomed in
that city, says Professor Ricardo Ia
nena, head of the autonomist party
of Fiume, which was victorious in the
recent elections in that little state.
ut was a grave mistake when Con-
sui Keblinger was sent away" said
Professor zanella. we want him to
re-estab lish his office in Fiume so
that America can do business through
that port
(AIr. Keblinger attempted to reopen
his office in Fiume in March last. He
was instructed to inform the proviE-
cial government of that city that his
presence did not constitute recognition
of the new government. The Fiume
government in turn refused to recog-
nize the American consul until the
United states recognized the indepch-
dence Of Fiume.)
Professor zanella said that order
has not yet been restored IN Fiume,
which has been troubled for many
months by turbulent elements inh~r-
tied from the regime Of dAnnunziO.
Within a month, he said, there had
been seven assassinations, while more
than so persons had been stabbed or
shot. He expected that order would
soon be restored.
The autonomist party, said the pro-
fessor, carried the recent elections IN
Fiume by 2 to l against the annexa-
tionists. A constitutional assembly VIII
shortly meet, which will be composed
of 60 autonomists and IS annexation
lists. During the functioning of the
assembly a special commissioner win
be appointed to administer the ordi-
nary affairs of the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
THIRD MARINE DIVISION
TO MEET IN MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE Wis, July 9.-The
Third Marine Division society, com
posed Of men who were at one time or
another identified with the Third d.
vision abroad, viii hold its second an
nual convention here July 10 to Is.
Upwards Of 1000 veterans are ex-
pected.
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NEW RESORTS

NEWPORT ON SANTA ROSA SOUND
a delightful place to spend your vaca-
ton. Fine beach and good fishing, al
ways cool with plenty of shade, good
food served at reasonable prices, Boats
For reservations write A. II. VIOLIN,
Mary Esther. Fla.
wellhurst Lodge, Perdido Bay. Florida.
end Lillian bridge, open to the pubI.c
good meals and rooms. Home-like sur
roundings. Private and club parties ca
tered for. Bathing. Bats for hire. All
terms moderate. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cooke. managers. p. o. address, Lillian,
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statesmen

SALESMEN-we are now offering our
Job Lot Crockery and Enamelware As
sentiments to the general trade. Big COM
missions paid promptly for full or part
time. We want business getfers The
Frank China Company, East Liverpool.
Ohio.
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EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
To cover local territory, calling on Stores.
Cara ges. Factories and Dry Cleaners
Good opportunity and steady income. Adj
dress p. O. Box ITS, Milwaukee, Wis.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All


Count the words In your adver-
tisement and multiply by the num-
Der Of times you desire 1t printed.
remit accordingly.
In counting words include 40
Let" For Sale" ''Waneed." etc. as
well as addresses.
RATE0
No advertisement taken for less
than rs cents.
BLACK FACE CAPS, LIKE THIS,
TWO CENTS PER WORD.
Paragraphed matter. line Clashes,
white space. classified display: &C per
line, SEQ per inch (l3 lines make an
inch.l
Amy person whose name appears II,
the telephone directory may have
classified ads charged.
Cancel orders should be siven In
writing, never over the phone
Advertisers should give their home
or postoffice address as wen as their
phone numbers, because many read
ers have no telephones.
II the advertiser SO desires. replies
can be sent IN care Of The Journal
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PERSONAL

wELL.HURST LODGE
You are invited to come out and see
our new headquarters. Eat, fish and en-
Joy the surf, 13 miles west of Pensacola.
Lillian bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke.
FRECKLES, SCARS, wrinkles. pox-pits,
ugly noses and all facial defects cor
rected by Woodbury. system. DR.. Bailey.
Face Specialist, pa Empire building.
Denver. colorado.
YOUR FUTURE FoREToLD-Send
dime, birthdate for truthful reliable.
convincing trial reading. Hazel Hause,
Box 215 Los Angeles. Cal.
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate In the
city on short notice. Please state In
application II you have an Abstract of
Title to the property.
Call and See Us,
THE WATSON AGENCY. Inc,
South Paiafox St.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-One brindle bull, female. Reward
Frank King. 1410 e. Gadsden. Phone
1347
..LOST-&90o.0 IN ONE HUNDRED
DOLLAR BILLS BETWEEN f21 EAST
GOVERNME EMIT AND THE POSTOF-
FicE. LIBERAL REWARD. MRS.
5lNz sETTEGAsT, 12f {. GOVERN
MENI.
LOST OR STOLEN-Round bottom, can
vass-covered wherry. IL feet long. Was
used as stake boat for Walthers-Keep
sailing race July g. Had 20 pound anchor
and cable. Notify Capt. ]. C. Watson,
s s. Palafox-st.
LOST-One platinum bar pin on Palafox
st. Reward to finder If returned to
NJ & o Clothing Store.
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MAKE 10000 to $4,000 per month dis
tSibuting Speedoline. easy, permanent
free. Write for particulars. sPEEDo-
LINE CO.. Dept. 164, Dallas. Texas.
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OPPORTUNITIES

SPLENDID clerical work opportunity
Spare or whole time. No canyassing,
good money. Chautauqua Business
Builders, jamestown, n. Y.
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HELP WANTED

EARN A WEEKLY INCOME collecting
names during spare time. Either sex
Fun particulars. 15c. E. Needham, rs
sylvan Ave, New Haven, Conn.
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POULTRYMEN

FEED UBIKO ButtermiIk Egg Mash and
get more eggs. For sale by r. o.
Hancock.
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YES POSITIONS GUARANTEED-g
best College IN America Teaches Bar
Der Trade. We will teach you the trade
N lew weeks. income while learning. We
own shops, positions guaranteed. Free
information. Jacksonville Barber Col
lege Arts, Jacksonville, Florida
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WANTED-Eight hustling men for one
of the best money making propositions
that has ever been introduced In Pensa-
cola, experienced insurance men prefer
able. Apply Monday morning 301 Brent
Bldg, B. S. Hecker.
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EARN A WEEKLY INCOME collecting
mi. names during spare time. Either sex
Sylvan Ave, New Haven, Conn.
YES POSITIONS GUARANTEED-By
pest College In America Teaches Bar
per Trade. We will teach you the trade
IN few weeks. income while learning. We
own f,,sn., shops, positions guaranteed. Free
ll n Jac3ssonville Barber Col
lege Arts, Jacksonville. Florida
SALES DISTRICT MANAGERS wanted
for dominant Polish the new wonder
you have small capital we can make
you remarkable offer, one that win
pu. dollars ha IN your pockets while you
tory granted. Dominant Products Co,
1913 South ST., New York City.
FIREMEN, Brakemen. Baggagemen.
S140-$200. Colored Porters, by railroads
everywhere. Experience unnecessary.
ss5 Ry Bureau. East st. Louis. III.
NAN OR WOMAN wanted, salary s3s
fun time. 75c an hour spare time, SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery to wearer Elk
perience unnecessary. International Mills
NorT1stoWn. Pa.
WANTED-For mercantile business. man
between ages of 20 and 80; one who is
interested IN a. position with future pos
or long hours; men who are in earnest
and really want to secure a position
where they can show their, ability and
apply giving definite record of employ
ment for past five years with reference,
stating whether married or single. church
preference and salary expected to &C. w.
F." care Journal.
WANTED-Eight hustling men for one
that has ever been introduced In Pensa-
cola, experienced insurance men prefer
able. Apply Monday morning 301 Brent
Bldg, B. S. Hecker.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fancy workers
finished product. Enclose stamped en-
ART GOODS COMPANY. Portsmouth, o.
cLERKs-(M en, women) over II, for
perience unnecessary. For free parGcu
lars of examinations write J. Leonard,
Former, Civil Service Examiner), e51
WANTED-some one with machine to
do small amount OF tipping. Can be
done at home. Box 1908, City.
FRUIT TREE sALEsMEN-Good BUSH
able pleasant work. Write for terms
Concord Nurseries, Dept. 81. Concord.
WANTED reliable colored
woman to nurse invalid. Apply III
Thiesen Bldg. between IL a. m. and l
p. m.
WANTED-cook for Children's Receiv-
ing Home. 7oS e. Jordan st.
wANTED-Young lady who is interested
in millinery to act as saleslady In this
Interested apply to T. H. r, Journal
office.
Aryr,TrT A
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SIS 900 LIFE INSURANCE. at age As, for
sS1.75, annual dividends, PENN MU-
LEVY, Dist. Mgr, 313 American Nation
al Bank Bldg.
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The Market Place of West Florida
| READ RALY BY $4,000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Trie and the Results are Jne0uozed
FOR SALE
FINE wooD-T. 5. KENNEDY. IS.

FOR sALE-old Grating. Apply San
Carlos Hotel
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EDUCATIONAL

LESSONS. Spanish, French, Latin l.
DeSilva, ITO W. Gadsden-st., Phone So
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FOR RENT-Furnished light housekeep
ing apartments in suites of 2 or s
oons. Call, DeVillier and Garden.
phone 400.
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WANTED-Experienc fancy workers.
We furnish all material, paying for
finished product. Enclose stamped en-
velope for prices, etc. UNDERWOOD
ART GOODS COMPANY, Portsmouth, o.
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TRANSFER Storage
DANCING

DANCING SCHOOI-Classes. Private
lessons Also children's classes in aes
thetic Dancing. 20s West Gregory. Phone
27S.
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FOR RENT-Singie room for gentlemen.
. southern exposure, windows, electric
lights. Phone Sc. 203 w. Gregory.
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NAN OR WOMAN wanted, salary s3s
full time, 75c an hour spare time, SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Ex-
Norristown. Pa.
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FOR RENT

MODERN 3-RooM APARTMENT; Ev-
cry CONVENIENCE, OVERLOOK
FISHING AT YOUR DOOR. PHONE
1850. sol No. 18th AVE.
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FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE-FINE
AUTOMOBILE IN PERFECT coNDI
TON FOR Small COTTAGE, Gloss
SON.
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FOR SALE-Davenport. Book Case, Sew
ing Machine, Refrigerator, 600-lb. ca
pacity, and other household goods. Call
at once. leaving city. 313 E. Gregory.
Phone S7S.
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EAST HILL FURNITURE STORA sells
out below cost on account of leaving
city. House and store for sale. 16 gals.
paint and / Fairbanks scale, sos East
Strong st.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-75-Ib. Refrigerator. cheap.
Phone 2314.
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SALES DISTRICT MANAGERS wanted
for dominant Polish. the new wonder
that is being adopted everywhere. II
you have small capital. we can make
put dollars in your pockets while YOU
are making cents now. Exclusive terri
tory granted. Dominant Products Co.,
1913 South St., New York City.
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED-Position as companion by a
young lady. Miss Collier, 20 Whitman.
Montgomery, Ala.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-02
REMARKABLE VARIETY OF FRESH
FRUITS OFFERED IN CITY NOW

flooded with fruit. The first week
in July is sort of gala season with
nature. which brings at this time pu-
merous varieties of her choicest
fruits to the very height Of their pro-
Guction, while at the same time other
varieties are just appearing in the
market and still others going out
With housewives, il is often busy
week, as it affords one of the best
opportunities of the year for canning
and preserving.
Cherries and plums are at the high
est point of abundance. The rains
in California have damaged the cher
ny crop and this fruit will not be
any cheaper than it is now. Plums
are on the market in great variety,
including some of the best sorts for
preserving. Apricots, one of the fin
est of canning fruits, are now selling
at 10 cents pound. Peaches are be-
coming more abundant and cheaper
The first grapes of the season, Thomp-
son seedless and Malagas, have ap-
peared on the market. A few cold
storage apples. Winesaps, are on the
market at a reasonable price. Local
apples will be on the market in about
a month Shipments of figs are be-
ing received from Yuma and should
be at canning prices soon. The late
oranges are of fine quality but high
in price.
Second crop strawberries are still
plentiful. and the blackberry, logan
berry and raspberry season is at its
height. Now is the time for canning
berries as they are at their cheapest
and best.
If fruits are now plentiful and cheap
vegetables are no less So All vari-
cites of fresh bunch vegetables are
selling at cents. Local green peas
and beans are plentiful. Brawley
green beans and tomatoes are off the
market on account of the heat in the
Imperial Valley. but these vegetables
are being Shipped in from New Mex
leo. First shipments of local summer
squash are being received.
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Es&@M Connecting the Housewife With Todays Marke

Every morning at 10 o'clock she goes
TO the Bots de BouIogne with her
nurse. and she stays there. until 6
o'clock in the evening.
.'She is very healthy and very in
'telligSnt," added madame, with par
donable pride. when she gets big
ger we shall let her go in for sports,
but no boxing-no, no-one in the
family is sufficient"
How are you going to pass the
time while the match is on " in
quired.
lone of the Paris newspapers had
a wonderful tale of how | was going
to sit all the time, with, my ears
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-02
MRS. GEORGES
SURE HUSBAND
GOING 70 WIN
But, Win or Loose, Well Be
Happy" Says Wife French
Challenger To Scribe
BY FRANK TucKFIELo

PARIS, July MADAME Geor-
gette Carpenter has just received an
other letter from Georges. He writes
her nearly every day from Manhasset,
l.. l., where he is training for his
heavyweight championship battle
with Jack DEMPSEY.
Georges says that Dempsey is the
favcrite," she said to me, glancing
up from the letter, "but nevertheless,
that he means to win. He hears that
in Dempsey's camp the walls are
covered with posters which call the
champion the 'man-killer.' but that
he says does not worry him.
'IIe writes, too. that he has been
little tired, and has been taking
things easily. He does not like the
climate, but he is in such physical
condition that a few days hard work
is all that is needed to put him in
prime condition"
Madame Carpenter picked up an
other letter - one received several
days previously.
Strange how stories grow.' sh'
said. Georges writes me here thai
he was wrestling with ,Journee, tC
strengthen his back muscles, an(
that Journee put him on his back
Quickly the report spread that Jour
nee knocked him out. But Georges
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assures me that was not true. Ha,
ha. Journee knock out Georgesi Par
don me, monsieur,. but l must Taught"
Madame Carpenter received me in
her sunny little apartment in street
off the Champs Elysees. On a table
/ noticed an autographed photograph
of Lloyd George On the piano was
an autographed photograph of the
Prince of Wales. About the room
were other signed photographs of
Generals, Pershing, Foch, Petain and
Earl Douglas Haig, and also one OF
Sir Philip Sassoon.
Madame Carpenter unlocked a
little drawer and took out the most
recent photographs she had received
from her husband One she particu
larly' admired was Georges taken
with Jackie Coogan.
''If Georges is the victor she
said. 81 will start Immediately for
America" Georges is under con
tract to play the leading part in big
film. if he wins.
"If Georges does not win, then he
will come back to me at once" she
continued. But l don't think there
will be any need to blush for his
effort. because he will go into the
ring with his mind made up to win
Determination is one of his greatest
assets.
Besides" madame went on, zone
of the best critics. Leodoux. who
knows both Dempsey and my hus
band, is sure of Georges victory"
Your husband will be, very rich
man, if he wins?" 4 said
81 don't know much about that.
replied madame. Georges writes
that he will have to nav $4,000 il
taxes, and then there is his manager
! his sparring1 partners, his trainers
and his travelling expenses, so I don't
think there will be much left. But
what is left over will go toward pro
viding Adot for our little daughter
"And how is Jacdueline," 1 asked
A maternal smile broke ovel
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glued to the telephone" smiled ma
dame. and the paper said that was
going to get my news by wireless to
Havre, and from thence here. But
that is not accurate.
THE only arrangement that has
been offered me so far is an invita-
ton from the editor of Paris pub
LEGATION, who has asked me to 20
with some friends and pass the eve>
ming in his office. and there | shall
get the news, round by round. But
/ have not yet made any decision in
this respect
Madame then went on to tell me
fContinued on page SeyenJ
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At no other time of the year is
there such an abundance and great
variety of fruit en- the market as at
this particular time early in July.
During the first week in July the
markets OF the country are literally
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madame's face.
"Jacqueline is very we'll indeed
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(Cqptinued on Page Seven)
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
PHARIS

The Pharis Tire has been handled by "Western Auto- for nearly eight years with excellent sue eess and increasing pop ularIty. it 10 . high qual- fly standard tire Of proven merit. as our host Of satished customers throughout the country will testify. The Fabric Tires are guaranteed 1000 mIIes and the cords 10000 miles.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
NEBRASKA

Tho Nebraska Tire 10 . standard quality. standard weight white tread tire. guaranteed 5000 miles, made to sell at full stand ard prices, and To very popular In the Corn Husker" State, where it ls made.
 They are absolutely first quality and frssh stock. just out Of the factory.
 Through an extremely favorable contract we are now getting about half the factory output at stssser- lnuly low prIess for thls standard grade tire.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
AUTO TENTS

An auto tent for every purpose and pocketbook. That is Western Auto o's'' line of tents for the camp ing motorist- Space is too limited to describe all models, 90 drop in and sec the types for yourself.
 They can be purchased for $6.85 and up.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
MAIL ORDERS
$1.8O up

By Its quick, efficient serWco Western Auto" has built up an extremely large mall order bual- ness. If you live out of town and need anything In tires or accessories. send In your order; It will be filled the same day as received and every article Is guaranteed.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

camp equipment? No mat ter what brand of tire you prefer or have been using, see ours before buying. Our values will convince you and our guarantee will protect you.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

Western Auto" is honestly earning it's new title of Campers Headquarters" on account of the large and varied assortment of Camp Comforts carried, their low prices and by the advice and road maps, etc, that are obtainable for the asking. Pay our store visit and inspect the many new articles on display
 ROAD MAPS FREE
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
INDIA

The India Is offered ss being positively the best tire you can buy. regard Iess of prIee or any othsr qualification. Thss may seem like . large state rent. but we have han died indIas for years and we know lf we can get you to try ONE we are sure you will never be satisfied with anything else. Fabrics guaranteed 5000 miles. Cords 10000 miles, except sos3Ls, which are 12.oco miles.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

Do you know that "Westen
 Auto" offers you the finest quality tires on the market at the same big savings of fered on all kinds of acces- sories, repair materials and
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

That musical but penetrating chime whistle with the Locomotive toot." It warns without offense. Sound can be regulated from soft tone to shrill scream. We have a type to fit your car and tho price complete with valve is S7.35 up.
Evening star., 1921-01-24

Crow. those mischievous cousins.
whose wits are SO sharp that ordinart-
ly they fear no one, were afraid. Sam
my Jay had been chased into the
thickest hemlock tree on the edge of
the Green Forest and hadn't dared
put his head out again for an hour.
Blacky the Crow had lost tail feath-
er and been lucky to escape at all
when he had been surprised by
Whitley early one morning; even
Blacky's sharp eyes had failed to see
him in the white coatr"It got SO that
neither Sammy nor Blacky dared go
far from the thickest trees in the
Green Forest.
Somebody has got to do something
to get rid of that fellow" declared
Blacky.
who CAM demanded Sammy Jay.
Blacky scratched his black head. He
scratched and scratched as il he were
trying to scratch an idea out of It.
II don't know" he confessed at last.
There is just one person who can
drive him away, but how to get him
to do it is more than I know" said
Sammy. scratching his head in his
turn.
who is that?" demanded Blacky.
Farmer Browns boy" replied
Sammy.
For a few minutes neither said an
other word. Both were thinking.
thinking very hard indeed. Il sup
pose." said Sammy at last, that you
Evening star., 1921-01-24
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friends-and the same with a strip Of
bacon; when the expense Is shared
In this way. the cost to each family
ID very small 1t is cheaper to buy
IN bulk in this way. rather than by
the slice or strip.
A good ham Is firm, Juicy and ten
der: bright in color, te,npting in odor,
with the surface smooth and free
from blemish and the skin thin. A
good strip Of bacon is firm. Make
this test yourself: Hold it in one
remains rigid. it is good bacon. n
the strip bends. it is Inferior in quail
ity.. Point this out to the butcher
and see his surprise. for only one
woman In nifty knows q good strip of
bacon when she sees it-knows that
It should be firm and in6exible not
nabby and spongy.
ine housekeeper who buys a whole
ham will find that she will get the
most value out of 1t If she bakes the
putt, proils the center slices and boils
with neighbor it would be we'll to
decide just what division will be maze
OF 1t after purchasing: II your neigh
Dor likes the butt for a roast. she
should say SO frankly, and IL yon
have the same feeling about the mat
ter. you should say $3.50 that Won
Will not take the step. I believe in
cooperative buying. but only when
the two parties buying a thing Joint
~ know exactly what division is to
pc made OF 1t before putting their
money into, it. Many a friendly reia.
tlonship has been broken because one
pSrtyior the other didn't understand"
that q thing was to be Nthtib Sr6 "a.
before q step was taken. 49,.