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CERTIFICATE OF Dissolution

STATE OF DELAWARE OFFICE OF
SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All to Whom These Presents Mag
Whereas. II appears to my satisfac-
tion, by duly authenticated record OF
the proceedings for the voluntary disso-
luton thereof by the consent Of all the
Stockholders deposited in my office. the
Taylor & Clay Qncorporated), a corpor-
alton Of this State. whose principal
office is situated at 100 ". Tenth street.
in the city Of Wilmington, county Of
New Castle, state Of Delaware.
Delaware Registration Trust Com
pany being agent therein and in
charge thereof upon whom process may
be served has compiled with the require
state Of Delaware, as contained In 1919
Section / to 2i0l. Section 1S7. Chapter e5,
Of the Revised Statutes Of 1919 as amend
ed. preliminary to the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore, ]. A. r. Benson, Sec
rotary OF State. Of the State Of Delawa re,
40 hereby certify that the said corpora
ton did, on the sixth day Of December,
4 ID 1921, file IN the office a duly exc
ented and attested consent. in writing
To- the dissolution OF said corporation,
executed by all the stockholders thereof,
which said consent and the records OF the
proceedings aforesaid, are now on file In
my said office. as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. I
have hereuntn
sssss set my hand and
!. OFFICIAL SEAL official seal, at
Secretary's Office Dover this 6th
. 1855 Delaware 1898 day OF Dec, in
1911 the year Of our
Lord, one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and twenty
one.
A. r. BENSON.
dec7-1t Secretary OF State.
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WILMINGTON P. R. R.
Field Foul
Fcld Foul
Preliminary Game

Referee. Bicrman. Brownson. Time
OF halves: 20 minutes
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
NIF r Mac Baa4a9

Sunday school at s:45 "A. NJ.
Guy G.. Campbell, superintendent.
Morning worship and sermon by
the pastor at 1o:45 A. NJ. Senior
and junior christian endeavor at
6:45 P. NJ. Senior endeayor topic:
Sins OF the tongue. R. E. Mason
leader. Evening worship and ser
mon by the pastor at 7:45. The
pastor is now home from confer
ence and is ready to start the
work for another year and desires
to meet all the members Of the
church at both the morning and
evening service.
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TIE FIRST NJ. p. CHURCH
80. q g FIaM.enn. PnstnR

Sunday school. 1850 a, M, J. A.
srtger, Supt Public worship
1895 a. M 500 p. m. Junior En-
dsavof. $40 p n. Senior EndeaTor.
$3.50 .. m; sermon subject, En-
phastzing the Spiritual. 1880 p.
Monday evening, Fourth Guar
terly Conference will finish bust
ness for year. 1850 Wednesday,
prayer meeting. 1880 p. u. Friday.
Bible school.
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PENNINGTON
School 70 Oxen Menday

The grade school bulIdlng uas
been put in first class condition
for the opening Of school Monday.
Principal ]. M. Downs has good
faculty under him who will do
their best to make the school
year a success. An enrolment Of
about 200 Is expected.
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Curb Market Is
Opened In City

A curb market was opened yes
terday afternoon on Washington
street.. near the Fairmont Hotel.
Jacob Miller, New Kensington, Pa,
who Is conducting 1t, says he re-
ceived four carloads Of fruit and
vegetables. Selling from the curb
reduces the possible demurrage Of
disposing Of the produce from the
He has 900 bushels of potatoes
and rs bushels Of, sweet potatoes.
Other vegetables are brought here
in large quantities.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Third St. and CASTOR Ave.
Roy ]. Meyer, Pastor

Be sure you hear the following
sermons to be delivered BY the
pastor tomorrow: 10:45 A. M
THE One Baptism; 1880 P. M
The Apostles Creed on the Judg.
ment Day" Sunday School be
gins at $3.50 F. H. Fry, Supt.; G..
IL. Bloom. song leader. Glasses
Tor all ages. Worship at 10:45 and
100. Christian Endeavor at $3.50.
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The Mems Bible class of the NJ.
e. South Sunday school entertain
ed the Women's class at wetner
roast Wednesday evening. The
event was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Copehart at
Jamison Nos Mine. 1t was plan,
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CHRTsTTAy SCIENCE

sGhristIap Science Services will
be held as usual at eleven o'clock
Sunday morning on the fourth
floor Of, the Masonic Temple, to
which the public is cordially invtt-
ed Subject Matter"
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Washington st., near the new
f,FiHRA
Rev. e, 8. YaWfnhS1, Rector

Rev. e. 8. TewnSSn, Rector
18th Sunday after Trinity. 8 A.
NJ. Holy Communion. $40 A. NJ.
Sunday school. 1890 A. M: Morn-
ing prayer and sermon. Special
attention is called to parents and
Sunday school people that the
school will resume at this time,
tho s.. 8. room having. been paint.
ed and renovated. Wednesday. the
21gt. the Holy Communion will be
celebrated at 10 A. NJ.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
N. J. Eddy Pastor.

Satvices well attended last Sun
GayKeep up the record. $3.50
sunday school-Attendance good
last Sunday. 1890 Junior sermon:
t:.Are You Gimper?" 10:45 morn
ing 6armon: The Power Of Ex-
pressed Truth. 10:45 Junior B. Y.
E. 10. Pauline Foster. leader. $3.50
Intermediate Y. P. U. 1880 eve
ming service subject, "a Strange
Sight" Good music.
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ne6 10 have the roast on the avn \
15tts on account ot tie rain eheE
we're driven % the house. The
first part of the evening was
spent in singing the Billy Sunday
hymns and IN instrumental music.
About forty five were present
and everyone had a delightful
time.
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FAIRVIhW II. p. CHURCH
S0TTTH
T. s. Tylcr, Pastor.

I. s, TyIcr, Fastor
Sunday school 10 a NJ. c. E.
McHiroy. supt. Epworth League :
s.. IA. ". H. CoontE, President
There will be union services IN
the Baptist Church at 1850 p. m
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-VIsitoro Hare

VtHIEorS nero
Mrs. Linnie Billtngslea Of Fair
mont was visiting her brother n.
NJ. Tough and Mrs. Lough here
wednesday.
Miss Chariot vandiver who has
been spending the summer in
Philadelphia was visiting frtend'
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ctENrRAD CHRISTIAN CHURGH

Second 81. ana walnut avs.
y. E. Gordon, Minister.
Form Religion VS.. Christianity"
Will be. Ble subject Of the sermon
TO be delivered tomorrow evening
6t I.7.:45 o'clock. The subject Of the
10 s45 a. m. sermon will be, Chris
Han Equipped" The evening ser
vice win be erangelistic. The choir
Under the leadership of Miss Eva
hartley, will have a fine song-ser-
viee arranged.
Bible School begins at $3.50 a.
b. superintendent, Seymour McIn-
lire urges all members to bring a
friend along. The Loyal Wonen's
Glass consisting OF all the women
In the churGE is being taught By
the minister.
The Christian Endeavor tomor-
row evening will be conducted by
che pastor and School Night VIII
make It a worthwhile service. The
young people are asked to notice
The time Of beginning which Is $40
p. na.
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yF11IAAfs lEfoRIAI NJ 2.
81 /TaIrmont Ave. e Second st.
r.. a. n. El.arrIa,Ia Eanhnr

A. IT Brown. Pastor
Z Sunday School $3.50 q y a. T.
zones Stpt. Sermon By the pastor
l0:46 q. n. Subject: The supreme
SIT ck the Church. EpWorth Lea
gpe service $3.50 p. m. Sermon by
mo pastor 1880 ,. "a. Subject: a
di6taken Idea. Mtd-week Prayer
'seeyiee and Bible study, Wednea-
Day 1880 p. m. Scripture lesson.
Miro Chapter OF Matthew.
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s'FlYnFs DAY she viii teach IN the
visit 1Ionongah sehocl the com
ing winter.
Mrs. c1eon Brand Of Plum Run
and daughter, Mrs. Pearl Murry
OF worthington, were visiting the
formers daughter Mrs. Leo Nor.
gan here Wednesday.
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~ n 9{5g a u ss.3 4
"wednesday eYeEtIfg church SER
lyfce at 1880. 4lwRys good music
AZ this church This Is the Friend
IL church,-thes church that makes
you feel at home. Come and. see.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Corner Fairmont Ave. g Fourth
Street.
Claude H, King, D. D.. Pastor,
1872 Fairmonu Ave.
Sunday school at $3.50. G. w.
Evans, Supt. Public worship at
fo:46. The subject OF the sermon
wfll be, "Defenseless America. T"
Junior League at $3.50 P. NJ. Ep-
worth League at $3.50 P. NJ. Sub,
iect, "EpWorth League Accom-
plishments and Possibilities" Pub
lie worship at 1880. The, subject
Of the sermon will be "A Voyage
with Christ. This Is the third OF
the evening series upon the sub
feet, Christ by the Sea" Prayer
and Conference meeting on We'd
nesday evening at 1880. The off.
GERS and teachers Of the Sunday
school board will meet at the close
OF the prayer meeting.
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70 Telaeh

e. Cunningham has accepted
the position Is teacher Of the
Hickman Run School and has
been teaching the past week.
Miss Francis Kelly has arrived
here and will take up her duties
as teacher OF the frat room OF
the Chatham Hill school.
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IE3IIIRsTPREsBYTEKIAN oHURcR

Cor. Of jackson and Jefferson SITS.
ia. q. Stoetzer, D. n. Minister
a cordial invitation is extended
10 all, especially to the stranger
ana those having no church home,
% worship with us in the follow
ms services: Bible school $3.50 a.
Glasses for all ages. Mr.. Frank
e.. Evan. supt. Morning service
s1os45, Sermon by the pastor. Dr..
Ia G. stoetzer. subject. The
schristians Finest Opportunity for
the Best Christian Service" Eve
ming .eSrvic4 1880 p. N. subject.
SThere Do Believers go ct the
Moment OF Death29 Mid-week
sPfayer service. Wednesday 1880 p.
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COLUMBIA STREET CHURCH
OF CHRIST

Bible study at 9:15 "a. M. Regu.
lar worship at 1880. Communion
service. Bible class at 7:ee P. NJ /.
Lesson, Matt. It'll Chapter.
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RALLAH CHAPEL
n gtTrIAr .p9stnr

sunday school 10 a. u. Mies
Flora Ice, supt. Epworth league,
.. M. Miss Eleanor McElroy, pres-,
ident. Preaching service S p. N.
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Personals

Mrs e. capet, Jr- and Miss
Minnie Mcneil ATTENDED the
Clarksburg fair Thursday.
Geo, Barsbock was in Fairmoni
Thursday.
Ray Laughlin was business
visitor in Fairmont Wednesday. :
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HTRUNKs, BAGS, sU1TcAsEs:
why nay middlemen profits?
Buy from factory direct. SEND
for free catalogue. Ideal Trunk
Factory, Spring Valley, Ill.
8 10 1t & 8 II 1t 1853 A
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FOR SALE

400 ACRES AND .PLENTY"-Free
book about Florida. Tells the
truth. Monthly payments, easy
terms. Orange groves planted.
Sylvester E. Wilson, Dept. S 80,
Orlando. Fla. 9 II It sos A
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Ill OCAI GEigR GHEss

League $50 pm, Mrs. F. a. Baker,
president. Evening WorahiP 1880
O'Clock; sermon subject, THE
Christians Home"
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sPEcIAL NOTICES

NOTICE IS HERERY Glp
that the W. S. Rockwell Conn
a New Jersey corpora ton ~ ten 4 Z
to discontinue ansactilg
in the state Of West Virginia
Dated Sentember l, 1921.
w. S. ROCKWELL GQMEAAfx
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10 Norfolk, Va

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morris and
children. are leaving today for
Norfolk, Va. where they will visit
relatives.
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-7711777 d n ~
turned home from with
friends q Hsstines
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PALATlNE BAPTIST CHURCH.
c. r. Eddy, pastor.

$3.50 A. NJ. Sunday school.
Prof W. A. Hustead, supt. 10:46
A. NJ, Morning worship. $3.50 ?.
NJ. B. Y. P. U. Subiect-Sins Of
the Tongue. Leaders Miss virginia
Rowe; James Adams 1880 P. M.
Evening worship.
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YOUR FUTURE FCHETo1l
Send dime, biFthdate faF
full, reliable coRvinnins is
reading. Hazel HGuPe Box y i1s
Angeles. Cal.
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II you want a healthy, veal
loving wife. write violet
DennIson, Ohio, enclosing 4 tass,p
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.,AMoNp STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
cor. Market and Diamond SITS.

JIG, Buckley Pastor
sunday school 9:3e a. M, Guy
nSeboukG1, superintendent; classes
for all ages. Public worship and
sermon 10:45 a. NJ; subject OF ser.
MN. N'The Supreme Gift" Junior
Y,Sarue $3.50 .. M, Mrs. ]. c. Letz
gus. superintendent. Epworth
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Askelon. the ancient Biblical
city is now being explored.
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MARRY FOR WEALTH
NESs-Hundreds rich,
congeuial, willing 10 wed pho
free. 26 years experience
Warn, 5oT Lankershtm Bldg les
Angeles, Cal.
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CREDITORS
In the District Court Of tbs
States for the Northern ttist
of West Virginia.
In Re:
Arch A. Hamilton, Bankrupt
Bankruptcy. No. eco.
To the Creditors Of Arch Ass Hasittls
ton, OF Fairmont, w Va N Nc.
county OF Marion end al
aforesaid, a banlrupt
Notice is hereby given that ON z
f4th day OF September,
said Arch A. Hamilton was dtils
Indicated bankrupt; and the
meeting OF creditors will be hey q
the office Of Atty. Ernest r "
Home Savings Bank Bldg
mont, West Virginia, on the
day Of September, Al. d 1s21ssat a
O'Clock a. m, at which time eio
creditors may attend, prove tie
claims, appoint a trustee
the bankrupt and transact aueh
or business as may properly Gem
before said meeting.
Date: September 16, 1871
WIN. ]. atSEE
Referee In Bankrupt
Morgantownsygls
Attorney for Bankrupt:
ERNEST r. BELL,
Fatrmont, ~. Va
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Home From Wait
Mrs. Clarence Coea and chill
dren Lucille Nand Laura. have re
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RERsoNAlL

THIS is A WINNER
would you like 70 receive
tiers day each e6Ata lntpg qir.o
Will send two formulas an9
for 10c. Strictly Legitimate
w. MORRISON, Box
town, "a.
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MAN OR WOMAN WANTED
SALARY, S3s full time, 7sc an heur
snare time, selling guaranteed hos
tery to weArer. ExpeFtenee 9n9s0
essGIy. INTERNATIONAL HpSA
cry MILLS, RorristoWn, Pa.
s-17,1tsooA
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FEMAEH HAP WANTED

1000 TEACHERS WANTED for
schools = all kinds. National
Agency, PittSbuFgh. Pa
e-9-f6tA
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M. p. rEMeLE.

&, g. BreomfieId, Q. O., Pastor.
Tomorrow we begin our new
church year and large turnout Of
the members and friends is desired.
prof( Black will be In his place in
fhe choir after an absence Of six
weeks, Class meeting at o'clock.
sunday school at $3.50 O'Clock, ]. r.
gsheridan, superintendent Preach
de service at1O:45 a. m. with ser
mon on "chirst's Perpetual Chal'
5lenge-Follow Ms" Christian En-
deAyor at 6:45 p. m. Evening wor.
shiu at 1880 o'clock; subject Of ser.
nor 1.-THE Divine Consistency
rhou, o Lord, Remainest and Thy
Throne Is from Generation to Gen.
) Grafton" Prayer service on Wed
nesdSy evening at 1880 o'clock.
kcts 90 will be studied.
HIGHLAND AVE. NJ. e. CHURCH.
r. G. Meredith, Pastor,
N Sunday school at $3.50 O. m, ],
Hupp, superintendent. Preach.
81 io:3e a. m. and 1880 p. m.
nworth League at s:A6 p. m.
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Pay Your Electric Bills
With Dividend Checks

purchasing FeSock of the NAoHeu-
s1h and Railway Company bag eed to local residents
Gher fnrea nnoREh7
Heresh to
the to uaN
idendo t
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In the District Cotrt OF tnest ll1st
States for the Northern ~
- yIyaat NTfrV{1fa
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEEI'lf ~ ~
CREDITORS;
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FOR RpNT-IWc f1FSt aiiis
for light housakesp lng
ginia avenue. Il
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gL ASST led AID VERT u.s. e
AJIPOg AND % az M

FOR SA1E-BUIeK tI IS
SSaS 10 ouI6K Buy
AT McGRAY's CAR
ALLEY.
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MAN WANTED TO book orders for
Nursery Stock and hire agents
Big pay, Exclusive territory, Free
outfit. EMMoNS g Co, Newark
N Y. sl1-ls-soeA
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IIRllsA4D 8Qpl

FuRNfSHED ROOM r
for one: $500 for n :;
pleasant surrounding 4
borhood. Gentlemen onl
1aa7'R 4
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EARN IS DAY gathering farms,
barks, rootR aud herbs from the
fields and PoadSidN. We, teach you
Free book. Rontanteal, III, Msss
Haven, Conn, 9 4 i s9s .
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MALE HEIP WANIAD

EARN Se.A13 weekly -49dressanS
mailing circulars. spare time q
home, instructions CSC. mAlLL,EKs
LIST co., 5651 2Sth St, Detroit
Mieh. sI12-st.11oA
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-02
CHAPLIN SUES FILM co.

New York, Sept. 2-Charles Chap lin. phOtoplay actor, yesterday brought suit in the Federal District Court against the Rol1o Sales Cor poration, of this city, to enjoin 1t from producing a film made up of cut-outs from a picture in which he starred in 1916. He declares that they are his exclusive property, ex- blaming that the contract under which the original picture was made gave him the right to edit the play before it was produced.
 Judge Julius Mayer granted an or der to show cause, directing the sales corporation to appear in court on Sept ernber s and answer the con- plaint. The pictures were taken un- der a, contract between Chaplin and the Lone Star Film Corporation, which was purchased by the Ro1lo Sales Corporation. The latter claims the right to release the cut-outs on the ground that the Lone Star Film Corporation was the real owner of the pictures
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-02
WOMAN KNOCKS LID OFF
 COFFIN; ASKS FOR BURIAL

London, Sept. 2.-The story of a woman who knocked at the lid of her coffin after it had been prepared and sealed for burial has been reveal ed in Tokio by the Japan Times and Mail.
 It is stated that the woman appar- ently died one morning at 5 o'clock and arrangement were immediately made for the funeral. Priests were sent for, and the usual service read over the coffin.
 Suddenly the priests and others heard a feeble knocking inside the coffin. The lid was removed and the u1ourners found that the woman was
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-02

that the Federal Government dismiss women employees who have no de- pendents and fill the vacancies with veterans of tlco recent World War who are heads of families is contained in a resolution adopted by the Robert E. Bentley Post, American Legion, here There are 500 ex-service men out of empIOymept here
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-02

109, 116 or 121 degrees C., the tenn perature of the bath or retort is reached in the container in approxi- mately the same time. Higher tenn peratures, however, break down the tissues of tomatoes, which are a striking exception to the rule. Both the single period and intermittent processes are studied in this bulletin, which is available upon application to the United States Department of Az ric
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-02

alive. They called her name. She replied: "I am thirsty. Give me some water" Water was given and she was removed to her bed, but died
 two days later.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-02

WANT WOMEN'S HOES.
 Cincinnati, -Ohio,- Sept "A reouest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-20
OliOer Hotels Pastry
Chef Offers Recipes

Each week, Paul Cladel, chief
pastry chef OF the oliver hotel,
writes a few OF his favorlte recipes
for the benefit OF News-Times read
ers OF the Weekly Market Basket
department This weeks contribu-
ton follows:
RICE TORTE.
Cook 4 pound rice with l quart
milk till soft, let cool and add
yolks. enough sugar 10 sweeten, a
little cinnamon and l pint cream.
last fold in the whites beaten stiff.
Line a layer cake pan with pie crust
and pour mixture in and bake slow
~.
CINNAMON NUT TORTE.
L 10. butter, l cup sugar, OF.
cinnamon are worked up creamy;
all 2 eggs, about l glass OF milk, the
grating Of one lemon and a pinch OF
baking powder. Pour in creased
pans about l inch thick, top with
sliced almonds and bake in moder-
ate oven. It Is most delicious cake
which improves with age.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-20
FALL FRUITS, LATE
VEGETABLES TO CAN,
ARE DISAPPOINTING
Bring Almost Out-of-SeasOn
Prices, Due to Shortage
Following Drought.

Fan fruits and late vegeta bles, for
which the average housekeeper post
pones much OF the canning prepa-
tory 90 putting down a generous sup
ply for the winter, was a heavy dis
appointment this season They are
bringing out-of-season prices due
naturally % the shortage occasoned
BY the dry weather Tomatoes sell
ing at five cents per pound are far
from being plentiful judging from
the supply OF previous years.
Alberta peaches high grade va
riety from Michigan, are almost tot
ally absent, shipped IN fruit from
California supplanting the dearth OF
the home grown product. AIbertas
were quoted at $3.50 per bushel Fri
day at a local grocery store and this
price was said 10 be below the av-
erage.
Potatoes were burned by the dry
weather. They sell today from $3.50
70 $500 per bushel and indications
are tEa+ they will go TO 81 per bushel
within a monkh.
Other eatables remained prac-
tically normal. Eggs bring 40 cents
a dozen. butter 80 cents a pound,
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Pineapple Fish.

Boil pound and half Of fresh
Goldfish in the usual way. When