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Evening star., 1921-07-03
LONDON DISAPPOINTED.
English Hoped Carpenter Would
Win, But Put Odds on Dempsey.
BY the Assoc lated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. July 2-The victory of
Jack Dempsey over Georges car
pentier in their worlds championship
boxing match today in Jersey CITY
caused keen disappointment here for
Carpenter had been a popular
favorite with the English because of
his better known personality. aud
public interest was TO less keen than
if he had been an Englishman.
Among the followers of pugilism
however, ruled by judgment rather
than by sentiment, Dempsey had by
onE odds the strongest backing.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
Underwood Photo.

Keep all milk cold and COW
cred.
Raw milk is hard to digest
for babies. Scalded or boil
ed milk is easily digested and
does NOT constipate.
Every baby should get
small doses of orange juice
or strained canned tomato
juice, diluted in some water,
between bottles, once or
twice daily. These substances
contain quantities of vita
mines which help the assini-
lation of food.
Milk poor in fat is best
for babies. Pour off some
of the cream when milk ap-
pears very rich.
Give the baby plenty cool.
boiled water between bot
ties. A healthy baby needs
no paciher.
Get the sanitary rating Of 20
This Bulletin
Society for Pre-
1lSS Column bin Road Ii
Evening star., 1921-07-03
June Circulation
9O,35O
One Edition DaiIv

OiStrict or COLUMBIAN rs:
LEROY ". HEBRON, Advertising Manager
Of THE EVENING and SUNDAY STAR does
soiemnly swear that the actual number of
copies Of the paper named sold and distributed
during the month Of June, A. D. 1921, was as
follows: "
Evening star., 1921-07-03
8O.O 900 PAY $l,6OQOOO TO SEE
FIGHT AT JERSEY CITY ARENA


NEW YORK. July 2Goss gate receipts OF more than one
million six hundred thousand dollars the
fight in Jersey City announced by Tex ckard
tonight
The promoter large force of ticket counters at
work the books Richard said that probably
would be days and accurate accounting could
be made
So far as could judged tonight the paid admissions in
eighty thousand which, combined with various free ad
to tre more than ninety
approximately seating capacity OF the huge arena
Evening star., 1921-07-03
SNOW FOLLOWS HEAT.

idaho Has Drop From o2 Degrees
to Wintry Conditions.
IDAHO FALLS. Idaho. July "A
drop from 90 degrees, two days ago,
to a snowstorm today was reported
from Heise and Amonn. near here. An
inch of snow fell at Heise.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
SPECTACULAR RAID
is MADE ON CLUB

Continued from First Paee.)
Evening star., 1921-07-03

Sylvester w. Washington, All L
street northwest. and Joseph c. kolb.
who did not divulge his address
Evening star., 1921-07-03
Hears Thud Above shouts.

The thud of it's landing can be
heard above the hysterical shrieking
of the host. The Frenchman seems
to shrink in for a good six inches. 1t
is as though that crushing impact
Evening star., 1921-07-03
CARPENTER KNOCKED OFT
BY DEMPSEY Nv FOURTH

Continued from First PageD
Evening star., 1921-07-03
Hot Weather Advice for Babies

Dress the baby lightly.
Use no fannels. Keep the
feet uncovered in hot
weather.
Protect the babies against
flies and mosquitoes by net
ting.
Besides the daily bath.
sponge the baby off once or
twice a day.
Keep the baby in the open
air and in shaded places as
much as possible. Do not
allow the sun to strike It.
Cover lightly or not at all.
Very delicate babies are
often successfully raised by
milk powder, made by the
cylinder process, dissolved
in boiled water.
Tx supply at the Health ONCE.
Nd for BY the
Evening star., 1921-07-03

Against that attack Carpenter. game
and skillful as he undoubtedly Is. was
a beaten man from the start
Gets Share of Applause.
Evening star., 1921-07-03

Waits NOnchalantly.
Dempsey knows the contract is
finished-or as good as finished.
Almost nonchaiantly he waits with
his legs spraddled and his elbows
akimbo. hearkening to the referees
counting. At the toll of eight Car
pentier is struggling to his knees,
beaten. but, with the instinct Of
gallant fighting man, refusing to ac-
knowledge 1t. At nine he is up on
the legs which almost refuse to sup
port him. On his twisted face is
the look of a sleep-walker
1t Is the rule of the ring that not
even somnambulist may be spared
the finishing stroke. Thumbs down
means the killing blow and the
thumbs are all down now for the
stranger.
For the hundredth part of a Sec
ond-one of those flashes Of time in
which an event is Photographed upon
the memory to stay there forever.
4 see the Frenchman staggering,
slipping, sliding forward to fate. His
face is toward me and I am aware
that on his face is no vestige of
conscious intent. Then the image of
him is blotted out by the intervening
bulk of the winner. Dempsey's right
arm swings upward with the failing
emphasis of an oak cudgel and the
muffed fist at the end of 1t lands
again on its favored target-the
Frenchman's jaw.
Hears Thud Above Shouts.
The thud of it's landing can be
heard above the hysterical shrieking
of the host. The Frenchman seems
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-17

MARcIusI ttNNEPELY
A Scent Gyorgy egyhaz nagysze-
Ri marciusi iinnepet rendezett.

A Scent Gy0rgy magyar gor.-
katholikus egyhaz gyermekel
marcius l5-en, kedden este vara-
kozason felul jol sikeriilt iinne-
.pely kereteben emlekeztek meg
marcus 15-rol.
A templom basementjet meg
t0lt6 k0z0nseg elott Suba Erno
pl6banos nyitotta meg magasan
szarnyal6 szavakkal hazafias
iinnepelyt, a melynek bevezetese
kepen a gyermekek, szamszerint
34-en ahitattal enekeltek ell a
ISz6zat els6 yersszakat, a mig a
/ folytatasat ifi. Vasko Janos adta
clo hevvel es lelkesen. A Talpra
Magyart Kondas Andras szavalta
el iigyesen es szabatosan. Het kis
leany, nevszerint: H0rcsik Ilonka
Szunyogh Ilonka, T6dor Maris-
ka, Lengyel Mariska, Maticza Ju
liska, Pletenyik Erzsike es San
4 dor Jolanka mondtak ell egy Macy
szerii verset, sok tapsot aratva.
Hriczu Jolanka, Orosz Maria
Franczovszky Janos, Racz Veron
ka, Bodnar Boriska. Lengyel TIE
ruska, Bodnar Ferike, Racz Mi
haly, Hriczu Jancsika, Pletenyil
Erzsike ses T6dor Boriska igel
ilgyesen szavaltak es enekeltek e
bizony a sok tapsnak alig volt We
ge. Az iinnepi beszedet Mih6l
Sandor tartotta. A ziinepelyt
magyar Hymnusz fenseges ak
kordjai zartak be.
Ezutan az Oltar egylet dere
tagjai teat es siitemenyeket $40
galtak fel. a gyermekek pedie
hogy iinnepelyiiket emlekezetess
tegyek, a magyarorszagi szeeen
gyermekek reszere kollektaltal
Az estely koltsegeinek levonasi
val OF dollar es 25 cent j6tt be,
mely' 0sszeget Suba Ern6 pleb5
nos a sajatjabol 30 dollarra egt
szitett XII es atadta Mih6k San
dornak, a XII ezen '6sszeget Mellt
Emil budapest gorog-katholikr
lelkeszhez kiildi azzal kerelen
mel, hogy egyhaza szegeny gye
mekei k0z0tt ossza szet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-17
MAGYAR GYERMEKEK
UJABB Macy SIKERE
Gerenday Laszlone tanitvanyai az
internacionalis koncerten

Nemr6giben Music Week "-et !
(zene-hetet) tartottak Youngs-
townban a Monday Musicale ne
vii amerikai zenebaratok klubja
max rendezeseben. A het minden
esteien mas-mas miisor volt es
pgy estet szantak a bevandoroltak
hak.
Nagyszamu kozonseg toltotte
meg az American Legion glubha-
zanak nagytermet a nemzetkozi
hangversenyen, amelyen a ma
gyarokon xviii a horvatok, sza
(szok, olaszok. ukranok es trek vet
| TEX reszt. (Hol voltak a hires
csehoszlovakok meg az olahok.
Szerk.) A miisor sZamai koZill a
llegt0bb taps a magyaroknak ju-
tott, pedig csak gyermekeket sze-
repeltettek. A f6sikert ismet
| Mt. Gerenday Laszlo ref. tisztele-
ties Ilonka "Babi' leanykaja
aratta. Az alig II ewes kis elany
mar hegedtiszol6jayal is megerde-
melte k0z0nseg tapsait, de a leg
jobban tetszett makyar tanca, a
i melyet meg kellett ismetelnie, ally
tapsviharral fogadtak. Macy tet-
syst aratott 10th Erzsike, 10th
Istvan derek steel street, magyar
meszarosmester sep taanya, ak
eredeti kosztumben egy spanyo
tancot mutatott be. mig a k0z0n
seq alig gy6zott betelni a n6gy
kis magyar geoshaval, akik Spit
ko Ednaval egy japan tancot ad
tax elo. A magyar k0zonse9 is
!, meri a negy aprosagot, Menyher
e Tlonkat es Ellat, Koran Etelt E!
7 Gerenday Klarikat. Gerenda!
+. Laszlone, aki maga kiserta congo
ran a magyar szamokat, igazal
! megerdemli nemcsak a dicseretet
hanem Youngstown magyarsae
k0szonetets inert tanitvanyaival
: akik ! 6riasi fejlodesr6l tesznel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-17
EGY MAGYAR LEANY sIKERE
Simonovszlzy Annuska a megyei
penztar tisztviselOie.

Mahoning megyenek penztara-
ban, a Market streeten lev0 nagy
court hazban, egy bajos magyar
leanyka van alkalmazva, mint
tolmacs es clerk.
Simonovszky Annuska a neve
a kedves, tanult es iigyes leany-
max, a XII Marmaros-Szigeten szii-
! etett es sziileivel egyetemben va
rosunkban lakik. Egy eve innen-
oman, hogy a penztarban dolgo-
xix, a hol kedves modoraert, nya-
jassagaert, de foleg rendkivuli
Observation-Disclosures nagyon szere-
tik es kedvelik feljebbval6i.
Ha valakinek a megyei penzt-
tarban van dolga es mem tud jol
angolul, csak keresse fel batran
Simonovszky Annuskat, XII leg
nagyobb keszseggel segit a hozza
fordul6 honfitarsakon. Az adolf
zetesi iigyekben kiilon0s jartas-
saggal bir es ennek honfitarsaink
annal is inkabb 0rvendhetnek,
inert ICY nincsenek rea szorulva
ARA, hogy idegen egyenekhez
/ forduljanak tanacsert es utbaiga-
zitasert. Simonovszky .Annuska
kiil0nben buzg6 tagja a Scent
Gyorgy magyar gorog-katholikus
egyhaznak szGleivel es testverei-
vel egyetemben, edes apja pedig
hazulr6l vizsgazott epit6 k6mii-
yes, a XII megerdemli AIT, hogy a
magyarsag szives partfogasban
reszesitse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-17
REFORMATUs FERFI Els
NIT RS EGYIET

tagjainak ezuton hozom szives tu-
domasara, hogy tekintettel ARA,
hogy Nagybizottsag most vasar-
nap tartja marcus 15-iki iinnepe-
lyet, a mikor mi gyiileslnk vol
ma, tehat a gyulesiinket h6 19-en,
azaz most szombat este Z oral kez-
dettel tartjuk meg. Az 0sszes ta-
gok szives megjeleneset keri a tisz-
tikar megbizasab6l
SebSk Gabor, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-17

mindig tanusagot, dicsoseget hoz
magyar nepnek .es minden al
kalommal ujabb es ujabb bizonyi-
tekkal szolgal ARA, hogy a ma
gyar nem az barbar, amelynek
ellensegei faltiintetni akarjak, ha-
mem kufturnemzet, amely felette
| all azoknak, akik most szetteptek
a sep haza testet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-17
KoTTAKAT

enekre, zongorara es hegediire
helyben bevasarolhat. A 1O1 ma
gyar medal, a szabadsag hare .da.
lai, kuruc dalok 6s a legujabb ma.
gyar n6tak fuzetekben peldanyon.
kint is kaphat6k Mih6k Sandor-
nal: 336 West Federal street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-17
8. oLDAIr

tnlsagosan hiszteriasnak talalta;
Ebb6l az idobol par hetet kitol-
t0tt. Mikor a bir6 megkerdezte,
hogy megigeri-e, hogy kevesebh
er6yel fogia szeretni ezutan a
ferjet, az asszony igent mondott,
mire a bir6 megengedte, hogy ha-
"a mehessen es elengedte bin
tetes hatralevo resz6t.
| Lee boldogan es karonfogva
hagyta ell bir6 szobajat, de hogy
otthon hany "csokot'' kapott, ar
rol eddig meg mem sz6lt kr6ni-
ka.
NE FELEJTSE Ell!
A Nagybizottsag marcus 20-an
TARTJA Macy ttNNEPELYET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-17
HETl KR0NlKA
Rigmusokba szedte: o. Ke.

TTev latszik, Herkeszt6 ur
J6l mulat Haz,etanban,
A hol bizony nincsen hany
IIamis szemii lanyban,
Pardon. akarom mondani:
J6faita itokaban,
A mig Oll6 Barnabas ur
Nyakig van munkaban.
Furcsa, hogy meg ma sem kap-
Sem siirg0nyt, sem levelet,
Vagv italian tiszti gyiiles
Igen hosszu lehetett?
Esetleg "a napidijjal
Voltak holmi zavarok?
Nekem mipdegy, inert elhiszek
Mrndent, a NIT akarok!
Kar. hogy clment szerkeszt6 nr,
Merit ha tudna. mi t0rtent?
Jubccse, hogy haza jonne
Express trennel, de tiistent.
Volt egy szep lany or officben,
Akar nyilo virag,
! Most is erzem dus hajanak
Csabos, edes illatat.
Mikor bej0tt az officba,
Mosolyogva kerdezte,
Hogy vajjon a szerkeszto ur
Mar visszaerkezett-e?
| III s0tet tiizes szemevel
Kozben ream kacsintott,
| A villany futott at rattan,
/ A mikor megtapintott.
Merit persze, hogy kezet fogott
5Vclem es Barnabassal,
A XII rogt0n kosz0ntotte,
Elegans meghajlassal,
Ma es mikor az en- kezem
Iagyan megtapintotta,
AIT hittem. hogy sajgo szivem:
Utols6 dofest kapta.
Feleszmelve, mondtam neki,
Hogy mines itthon Nemenyi.
No de azert egesz batran
Lehetnek meg remenyi.
Mert hates ekkor k0h0gtiink-
TIT vagyunk mi leventek,
A Xix a moi sziveket
Nemreg napszamba ettek!
Mi vagya, kedves Nagysad?
Most mar en- kacsintottam,
Es .egy poros karos-szeket
R0gton oda hurcoltam!
Aztan melle telepedve,
THzes szemebe neztem,
Ollo Barnabas AIT mondja,
Hogy r0gton mIegigeztem.
ITALIAN On Mr.. O. Ke?
Szolt az angyal felenken.
No ma mem! Hat XII volna mas
Mondtam neki elenken.
Azert - sz6lt a draga angyal. :
Mert bizalmas sz6m volna.
Ha kett6nkon xviii mostan
Mas lit jelen nep volna!
Hamarosan csak kettesben
], Kezdtuk meg a tarsalgast,
Kozben bizony szemeinkkel
Szinte oleltiik egymast.
Es mikor lelegzet
Maid a torkomon akadt,
: A szep angyal akkor mondta
z K0vetkezo szavakat:
Z Manikuros leany vagyok
Z lls pedig a javabol,
Z Epen tegnap erkeztem meg
Z Sep New York varosab6l.
Hallottam, hogy Nemenyi ur
Szereti szakmankat,
De ha niucs lit, legyen szives
Partolja ON munkankat
Szaz szonak is egy a vege,
Kettesben ebedeltiink,
A delutani vonattal
Egesz Pittsburghig mentiink.
Ha haza jon szerkeszt0 ur,
Hilt helyemet talalja,
Meg a csekkjet is elvittem.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

ening. II cane from Moilnes -
vas = beauty. Moro Will hesape p
follow.
May 20. Rinsling's circus 3 WITH
NJ today! s.s
Joseph J. Gross and Miss Ffooy
F. Gumber were married yesterday
at 81. Mary's Catholic church.
| The Nonpareil 0lse club cene1at-
ing Of r. v. Downey. Messfn. ND
ney and Extadt.. c. r. Sandes.
Messrs. Mitch and Lemon md =.
B. Lemon will Nsing on the excuf-
sion on May 2E under the auspices
of the Metropolitan Mandolin cluh
! OF this city.
! May 2l.-The Y. n. C. A. 10 max
ing extensive preparations for IL
annual bicycle parade to take place
June 2. The parade will be open
to all cycliuts and prizes will b Of
fered for <he best decorated and
most brilliantly Illuminated vheel.
The Rock Island w. c. T. q. opeu-
ed its annual convention at Hills
dale last evening With An address
by Mrs. N. E. MetxgaR.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
BOOKS - !

IL - 3esffs
1lAaeoaB pabllshsf1 sons could
49, Ha4le DoycheanaIyticaliy
n9 sne 00st Aighbfow q liteeaFy
sadSea.
ne Merchant It Arms" " Ron
an OokeaL0tt (L0uymAns, Green
and company r Z stixfing, tale- OF
Gngla1d n The days Of King Henry
VII - you are looking for excite
ment, color and romance. you VIII
ma them hero.
A London nauer receptlv nuh,;.h-
ID the statsment mat ..thsre vnnld
seem 70 b Gme dnal,fv q ths - :
mosphsre OF the South Pacif,c Il
landa narhrnI.,Iv .t;rn,.et.- :,
never hefnra has there hear .uch
. deluee De South o. I.iand. IT.
Ieratsre. in form incIndinr NOVELS
ton. Another cause for the fnn'
don papers comment i .The Is-
landers OF the PACING. bv I.ieuten-
travel volumes and detective -fic.
ant Colonel T. r st. Johnston n
Appleton and company. Years In
the British colonial service hav.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

/ f II
Dear MRS. Thompson: I an =
married lady Of q and have known
widower with two children for
some time. He ID about II years
old. He has been trying to separate
my husband and me and has writ
ten me letters asking me to marry
him. OF course l wouldn't think Of
II.
He has since given up all hope
of winning me and SO is trying to
get my mother who il also married.
She has q second husband.
He would marry any woman he
could get, the younger the better.
What do you think should be done
to a man Of this sort. l wouldn't
want my. mother to disgrace her
self by marrying him for the sake
Of what little he has.
ONE HE COULDN'T GET.
Have a plain talk with your
mother. Surely she does not con-
slider marrying such a man. She
would have to divorce her present
husband and 60 to 20 much trouble
that l do not believe any PROPOSE
ton he might offer would tempt
her. / would also advise that you
tell your husband. II you have not
already done SO. The man does not
seem to be in his right mind. !
cannot imagine a sane man pursu-
ing married women SO openly.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: / am q
young man q years Of age. I am
working with my father. who is in
business here. We hadsAa young
girl working with us for a while
whom l love with all my heart and
she said she loved me. When she
left she said she would come back
and stay with me when l was alone
I did not know her address at the
! time she left. 1t was two weeks
before she came back and gave me
her address. l have called to see
her. but can't find her at home.
She has not come back to see me
since. ds it true that she does moi
love me. or is it my fathers temper
that is the. cause of her not com
ing?
Please give me advice. 1t will be
hard to lose her now.
WONDERING.
A misunderstanding seems to bt
| the cause of your trouble. l would
advise you to write letter to thu
| girl and ask her to set time fol
you to call upon her.. II she dis
regards your letter, you may a.
well make up your mind that sht
does not care for you If she low
ed you deeply your fathers temper
would not be, reason enough fol
her to give yOd up,
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am ;
girl in the sixth grade have 10'
every day in all OF my work ant
have been taught to be respectful
to my teacher.
When there are any special oc
casions she always sights me
which hurts me very much. VIII.
do you think she always slight
me? She seems to have some pets
Do you think that is right? Their
lare some very naughty boys in m,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
On County Records

William Gottschalk and wife to
Fred F. Barney and Henry Van
krog: $50 IT wiz Of nh lot 3.north
OF slough in SEA, sec. 22-16-6w.
Hiram s. Cable and wife to JOS
eph A. Burton; lot 5, Case Park
add. Rock Island.
Carl F. Bruhn, ct al, to Otto H.
Bruhn; tract in seA, sec. 2-17-2w,
Rock Island.
Frank X. Rhoads to Phillip J.
Vierieck; lot B 3, Hedgeside add,
Rock Island. 81.
Jacob Neidorff and wife to Sher-
man A. Cartwright; lots 1920. part
81, Mrs. l.. N. Warmers LIST add,
, East Moline.
W. I. Taze and wife to city oil
East Moline; lot Il B lis, East
Moline. 81.
William F. Lange and. wife to
James F. Delaney and wife ). lot 6
Donovan & Heideman's Aiken stree,
add, Rock Island.
John Eick and wife to Gustave r
Wickenberg and wife. Part sek
sec. 10-17-2w. 81.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

May Zine pfoeAm ior
Ioriai Gay mas oeeh o0mp.eesa y
the connittce U 0uioEu ]1s'
u. A. II. Bl0Q0f8 UoO0 VIII give
selections, Comrades n - N9r-
eecn. MAJ. beardstey, wiiiiam &c
CORochie and {. J. Searie VIII iav-
or with ten minute taiks ana ftoi-
Doughertys quartet VIII give Sc
lections.
Bishop Alexander Burgess of the
Quincy diocese, confirmed a class
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

{ A4
Grange Pectin-To prepare the
orange pectin use one-half pound
white portion Of orange peel, three
tablespoons lemon Juice and six
cups OF water. Crate the yellow
from the white portion and run it
through the food chopper. Weigh
and for each half pound alloy three
cups Of water and three tablespoons
Of lemon Juice.
Let stand over night, boil ten min
/, utes and cool. Add another three
+! cups OF water, bring to a boil and
let stand over night Next day boil
flve minutes. cool, and strain
through flannel jelly bag.
(, Strawberry Mousse- One cup of
cream, two cups Of strawberries,
one-half cup OF sugar. one table
spoon cold water, three tablespoons
hot water.
Wash and hull berries: sprinkle
with sugar and let stand one hour +;
mash, and rub through fine sieve,
add gelatin softened in cold water
land dissolve in the hot.
Y Set in pan Of ice water and stir
until 1t begins to thicken; then fold
in cream beaten stiff, put in pold
cover. pack in salt and ice and lei
stand two hours. Raspberries may
be used in place of strawberries.
/ II there are no facilities for pack.
ing the mousse in ice strawbeSr,
tapioca pudding to be served witt
the cream could be used instead.
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Suggestions.

Suggestions.
II suit or skirt is sponged with
vinegar and pressed with heavy
cloth Like tailors use all shine will
be removed.
To clean the iron rings on oil
or gasoline stove and spiders with
grease burned on, place on q bed
of hot Goals for a few minutes and
the grease will all burn OF, leav-
ing them like new.
Sand IN the Sink Waste Pipe-Tn
washing sandy vegetables, such as
spinach; muse a large pan and drain
OF the water carefully that the
sand may not 60 down the sink
pipe. Even a spoonful Of sand will
cut and wear pipe more than gal
ions of water.
Wall Paper Cleaner-Mix -four
and water and little cornmeal to
stif1 dough; use as you would
bought wall cleaner.
Dark Oak Furniture is very like
ly to be marred where there are
little folks playing about the house
| whenever you notice scratches OF
scufed places put a little colored
iodine on the spots and 60 ovel
the furniture with a good polish
You cannot tell where the spots
were and the wood will look like
new.
A Little Nutmeg Added to thu
white sauce Of creamed fish gives
a delicious flavor.
When Washing Clotheslint
wrap around washboard and scrul
with soapsuds.
BY Washing and Scrubbing Pc
tatoes with a stiff brush then par
ing them with one of the rustles.
steel knives, they will not stair
or injure the most carefully KEEP
hands.
Broken Dishes.
China Cement-Household dishe!
broken row represent a loss, and /:
good cement kept on hand will re
pair broken dish so it can he uset
again and save the cost of new
dishes.
| China may be cemented witt
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