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bowling.
Annual tournament OF American
Bowling congress-. at Toledo.
Dog Race.
Start Of fifth annual dog derby al
The Pas. Manitoba
Polo.
intercollegiate indoor championship,
begin IN New York.
Billiards.
Layton De ORC match for world
three cushion title. at Milwaukee.
Automobile.
Opening OF annual show at wichita
Kan.
Boxing.
Bob Roper VS.. Jack HIIeitzenreider
10 rounds at st. Louis.
Nate Siege VS.. Eddle shelin. II
rounds, at Boston.
Mike Gibbons vs.. Leo Stoke, II
rounds, at Grand Forks, N. d.
, 1922-02-28
THE RIGHT Way TO GET
STRENGTH and ENDURANCE
Real, Lasting Health, Energy and Vitality Must
Be Built Up.

hope 60 regain your health. energy
and endurance no matter what you
take. Thousands Of run down folks
r now putting their stomach In
shape by using what Is known m Gar
rents Tonic. and soon notice that they
ian stand longer walks harder work
and moro responsibilities. That's be-
cause Garren's Tonic cnusea the food
they cat to begin Immediately making
rich red blood to carry nourishn.ont TO
their nerves. Tissue and brain. and
makes them healthy. robust. rosy
checked and strong.
Garren's Tonic is sold IN Casper by
Casper Pharmacy and the loading deal
ers in every city.-Adv.
, 1922-02-28

So many folks who are searching
or that Something 10 revive their
wasted strength and endurance often
IRE led to believe that ail they need to
10 Is get some one OF The many things
'ou hoar OF and take It a few days.
Thoy don't realize that they must
Il renl, lasting strength and endur.
ance by getting their stomach and in.
eaunes IN shape TO get the iron and
itamineh out Of the food they eat
That's where tho secret Of health.
'trength and endurance is. In your
'ood. II your stomach and ~intestines
can't digest, assimilnte and eliminate
properly the food you eat. you can't
, 1922-02-28
SUSPENDED MEN
GNCONTRACTs
Pipp and Meusel Leave Goth
am to Join Squad at New
Orleans Camp.

NEW YORK. Feb. assigned con.
tracts of waily Pipp. first baseman.
and of Bob Meusei. the smuggling out
fielder. who. along with Babe Ruth.
drew a suspension from Commissioner
Lands for transforming las fall, have
been received at Yankee headquarters
Both men have started south and will
ioin the squad in training al New Or.
irans the latter pert NJ tho -veek
, 1922-02-28

was oEtAy n Oust1udtuE uEuro OF
tho game and no led his team back
into championship striee with the
Ease and form OF a veteran OF more
years than weight his tender years.
Davis scored 1e OF tho fs points
made by his team- This alone does
not tell or his ABILITY because was In
every play and was partly instru-
mental IN advancing the BAN for the
other two scores made by his team.
East Casper won't down 20 defeat
before .ho Park team before one OF
tho largest crcwds that ever gathered
hero for a grade school game.
After several minutes OF play. IN
which neither sido scored. East Cas-
per took the lead when Duggins made
\ fres throw count
The East Siders did not remain long
the lead however for perfect op-
Grafton Of signal play with the ball
advanced from vanNatta to Mcdonald
to Davis. Park scored Its first field
goal. Davis scored again in tho next
moment Of play and then reversed
the sisnai practice with Mcdonald on
the scoring end
The FIRST half FADED 8 TO 2 In IA
vor Of Park. East's two points hav-
ing been counted on free throws.
Both teams limbercd up IN the ~
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THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
SOE Batteries
MODe to Seguin

CHICAGO. Feb. ss-Tne battery
men Of the Chicago Americans, who
have been in training at Martin
SPRINGS. Texas. for a week. will broak
camp tonight and 60 10 SeEuin. Texas.
b permanent training camp, whrre
they viii Join the other players whc
arc to report Sunday. according to re,
ports received here.
, 1922-02-28
MANvuLLE WINS
FROM DOUGLAS

MANvILBE, wyo- February "a
Manviise high school continued its
winning stride which a bcon inter
ruptsd but once this season by defeat
ing Douglas high school by a o
OF Is to 10 asturday night. The first
ha1f was fast and hard fought ending
. 10 ( In favor II tina local team Man
vile won from wheatand Thursday
night Is to IL. These two games give
Manvflie 10 straight ~victorins over
some ofthe strongest basketball teams
sn central Wyoming.
, 1922-02-28
PLAY ON LOT
WHERE COBB COT START

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. ss.-ry Cobb,
manager OF tho Detroit Americans,
VIII lead a Tiger squad out on the
same baseball field tomorrow upon
which he began his career in lso4.
TIE Tigers are to train on tho SAINT
historic lot at Augusta Ca. that saw
tho beginning not only OF their pilot,
u OF George stailings. Eddie CT,
cote. Napoleon Rucker and others
who have gained fame on the diamond.
, 1922-02-28
ANDERSON AND
PURYEAR DRAW

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Feb. 2s.-Ed.
de Anderson OF Casper. wyo.. and
Earl Puryoar OF Denver. hattled 10
vicious rounds 10 a draw here last
night. Tho draw decision proved
popular.
, 1922-02-28
A REMEDY
COMPLETE

Many people vronEfuiiy be-
iieve they can fr.fthsr tho work
OF ordinary as Jirln by taking
with II quinins, or raits
of ono kind Of another.
This Is 9 r'istaks. They rob
the aspirin OF much Of ito sni-
Nenoy.
1t 10 tru a laxative IL nsues-
sary. but should only be taken
In q definitely prepared. soien-
uno combination such AZ In
TINqLEe LAxo ASPIRIN.
Hers science has hslpfuily
combined genuine aspirin with a
diEestant and laxative.
The nrst relieves congestion
and pain. the second prevents
disturbance Of the stomach. and
the third eieanscs the system OF
-
, 1922-02-28
Cardinals Haze
First Workout

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb ss.-The To-
cal Nationals had their first workout
at tho training camp at Orange, Texas.
yesterday afternoon. according to q
report sent here. Rain has interferred
with their schedule since their arrival.
, 1922-02-28
SEVENTEEN ENTRIES FOR
BENNETT BALLOON RACE

GENEVA. Feb 2s--By The Asso-
ciated Pressl-Seventeen entries have
been received for h James Gordon
Bennett sphrical ballon cup race which
will start here September g. The list
closes at midnight tonight. Three
balloons have been entered each from
France. Switzerland. Belgium. italy
and England. n two from Spain.
, 1922-02-28
ATHLETICS PAY Dividend HERE
DURING SEASON, BALANCE LEFT

The athletic association of the high school reports a re-
markably successful year in financial returns from athletic
contests so far during the school term. Turning deficits of
other years Into profits this year the association reports that
it has been on the wrong side of the balance sheet but few
times during the year despite the heavier expenses this year
, 1922-02-28

onu nAIf and DAVIS An1 Mcdonald
scored i've more field goals. Culver
forward for East. slipped over two
ringers and tho game endsd 16 to 6.
Both teams were handicapped by
the loss Of regular players. Grlsfng.
cr and Payne e out Of East Cas-.
per's lineup and Cook and Van Dozen
among the stars for Park were out
OF the lineup.
The lineup OF the c~ontesting teams
, 1922-02-28

natl. boxed ten rounds to a draw. Men
evenly matched.
, 1922-02-28
Dog Teams Off
In Great Derby

THE PAS. MANITOBA. Feb. ss.-
Nine teams viii a 2o0-mfie
.rnush today at II a m. in the fifth
annual Tho Pas Deg derby for a purse
OF $500 Indications are for a hard
trail and speedy tace
, 1922-02-28
Dakota League
May Be Larger

ABERDEEN. S. D. Feb. as.-Stcck.
holders of the Aberdeen Baseball asso-
citation OF the Dakota league win meet
Sunday rnd viii vote for an eightscfub
league. Sam Caimenson, president,
said today.
, 1922-02-28

At Observation-Disclosures Smith va
York bantamwcight. o-ut7o;a,sa Nick
ey belmont. Newark. in eight round
bout.
, 1922-02-28

AZ Peoris-Mike Gibbons. st. Paul,
win box 10 rounds with StocIyards
Tommy Murphy of Chicago March 0,
instead Of March 2.
, 1922-02-28
EDWARDS GETS DECISION.

At Boston-Danny Edwards, Los
Angeles. awarded decision over Chick
sugss. New England f~oathcrwotght
at end Of ten rounds.
, 1922-02-28

At Salt Lake City-George Oils.
Salt Lake. won decision over A Walk
err, Pacific coast b~antamweight In five
rounds.
, 1922-02-28
WISCONSIN SOsFp oIrr.

consin IN western conference basket.
ball game 81 90 IS.
, 1922-02-28
OREGON AoG1Es WIN.

At Puilman-oregon Aggies basket
bail team 81; Washington State college
10.
, 1922-02-28
LAYTON WINS FIRST Br,oCK.

AZ MISUNDERSTANDING layton. Sc.
dalia. Mo-. world uroe-cushion cham.
pion. took first block in 1870 point
match In defense Of title from Alfred
De Orc.
, 1922-02-28
Australasia To
Seek Tennis Cup

NEW YORK, Feb. aS.-Austraiasia
filed a challenge for tho Davis cup,
embiemntic OF tho worlds team tsnnis
championship. with the United states
Lawn Tennis association today. The
challenge came by cabio and was sisn-
ed BY Thomas II. Hicks. OF sydney.
ROONEY STOPS REdAN.
Al Phoenix, Ariz@Jack Rooney,
Winsiow. Ariz. knocked out Jack RI
gan. Los Angeles. In third round of
rohcduled ten round bout.
A new bail park has been bunt at
Eagle Paes, Texas. whero the Attn
letlcs win do their spring training.
, 1922-02-28
World Results
By Leased Wire
PARK REGAINS LEAD In RACE
FOR GRADE PENNANT In GAME

Park grade school regained undisputed leadership Of the
grade school tournament when it eliminated East Casper,
it's closest rival, in a one-sided game last night. Despite the
fact that both teams were crippled il was an interesting game
in which fighting spirit was evident from start to finish.
The phantom Harry Davis, star forward of the Park team.
, 1922-02-28

Jeweiry ana v~tcn repairing by cx.
pert workmcn. All work guaranteed
! Casper Jeweiry Mfg. Co. o.-S Bldg.
ah.ti
, 1922-02-28

SHADE AND RYAN DRAW.
At Cincinnati-Dave Shade. Cali.
weller and Billy Ryan. Cinoin.
, 1922-02-28
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire

MICHIGAN DEFEATS IOWA
AT Iown City-Michigan won fum
Iowa es 10 20 In a western cunfer
rnco basketball gaue.
, 1922-02-28
MUSIC LOVERS.

This is your last chance to hear
The famous master pianist. Leopold
oodovvsky. befors his departure roc
the oriant on his concert tour OF
thros yesrA 2.14-ist.
, 1922-02-28
BUYS INTEREST N
AUGUSTA BASEBALL CLUB

AUGUSTA. Ca. Feb. as Marvin
Wolfe. owner OF the Augusta baseball
club OF tho South Atlantnic league.
announced he had sold the team to q
group OF local men, among them Ty.
rus Cobb. manager OF tho Detroit Am
orleans. The consideration is under
stood TO be in the neighborhood OF
$4,000.
DENVER TO GET BASEBALL.
At Denvcr--it Is practically Ger,
faln" that Joplin franchise Of the
Western league will 20 TO Denver. said
President Al. Tearney Of the learun.
, 1922-02-28

-Irs absorbed rapidly
LIT relieves pain quickly
--Tt,s . gentle laxative
TINGLE's LAxo ASPIRIN
Ask your druggist for the
Three Point Box" Therapeutic
Research Laboratories, WASH
ington, D. c-Adv.
, 1922-02-28

collected waste
poleons - all
working to-
ward absolute
RELIEF.
be sure TO
ask for TIN
Giles LAXO
ASPIRIN the
| Improved as
pirin with the
three points.
, 1922-02-28

GRIFFITH BEsrs DowNEy.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING Griffith,
Akron. outpointed Anthony Downey,
Cincinnati. In ten rounds.
, 1922-02-28
ALL STUDENTS OF
MUSIC

In Casper who will furnish certificate from
their teacher that they are at present re-
ceiving musical instruction, will be fur
nished tickets for the Godowsky concert at
half price. Advance the cause of good
music in Casper.
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By ZOE BECKLEY
Continued

As Peggy, arm in arm with Lee,
moved of toward the cliff-edge. her
glance stole toward Bobby and Olive,
going slowly, head bent to head. in
the other direction.
That's not kind OF you" Lees eyes
were softly upon her.
WHAT" asked Peggy absently.
"Depriving me Of your thoughts. 3"
Something In his voice conforted
her. She had felt the disapproval OF
the whole par y. Their hostile air
was palmer than words. But here
was one who breathed sympathy.
Peggy's eyes met Lees. Both pairs
were dangerous. Lee knew how TO
look his best in moonlight His moon
light manner was now turned upon
Peggy to the full. Her eyes wavered.
and dropped.
"Shucks-my thoughts aren't worth
bothering with" In her embarrass-
ment. she said whatever came into
her head first. Better let them be.
They're mongrel thoughts. Apt to
bite. perhaps
They had reached a little point of
land. On neighboring one they
could family see the white of Olives
face and the black OF her gown close
too close, thought Peggy-to Bobby.
Peggy felt a queer temptation to
burst into tears. But Lees voice
came. consoling1y gentle:
You're not fair to yourself, Peggy.
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BUILDING PERMITS

william Lightsinger. reroot. 2o24 E.
Methodist Baptist Church, BLDG 1902 n,
4. Bsu@s SiGC'' garage 1854 Singleton.
Z, o. Peters. dOubls, 2a7 ". Twenty.
Eighth 81 SIS.
Ens eTo1inEer. dwelling. $3.50 Washing
David ;. Ead--. repairs 1912 College.
Charles & Yoke. garage. 7s1 E. Southern.
v. Wilson. addition. s15 s. Audubon.
y t. Mzlott. vault, 241 Mass. $500.
Leo Gutzw1llsr. double. 1245 8. East.
Leo GutzwmG. double. 1919 s. East.
Leo Gutsvne. double. 1853 s. East
", G. HcDew. dwelling. 27ao South
eastern. $4,000.
6: J. van Tessel. dwelling. eos z. Forty
J. L. Griss6y. addition. 2oss Hazel. $500.
Everett Trook. dwelling. 344 s. CoIlett.
E. c. miller. addition. 24ss Kenwood
" h strstn4n. move dwelling. s44 n.
R. c. GahflinE. heating plant 4lus
Byram- $3.50.
Realty Finsnes Bldg. Co. dwelling. 4s2e
T. A. JOSS, garage. 1927 n. Talbot
+. B. Ransom. garage s2s N. California
G. shspD. addition. cas- N. Noolo
5, D. HOnenback. furnace. 12s N. Arsenal
Tfausott Bros. remodel. al ". Washing
ton 800
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Cool Dresses

200 pretty dresses
nearly given away. e@
Voiies, ginghams, or ~:
CANDIES and ratines. -
Values up to IS.
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in the depression and recklessness she
felt, tonight, the llttle word was like
balm to smarting wounds. cool dusk
to tired eyes.
They were standing on the crest Of
the cliff. whose sides descended sharp
ly to the little shining beach.
A few feet downward and they
would be entirely hidden from the
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HER LIPS WERE STOPPED
WITH A KISS.
was turned precisely to the chord Of
her mood.
This time she gave him her atten-
ton fully. greedily hungry for his
words.
NO. haven't. How>-does the vote
stand7"'
"One hundred per cent for you,
dear"
In any other mood Peggy would
have shouted down the dear" but
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

rest of the party. Half-unconscious
that she moved. Peggy, guided by
Lee. took the few steps that brought
them well below the cliff edge.
A fiatish rock jutted out. Lee sat
down upon it, drawing Peggy with
him and captured both her hands be-
fore she realized 1t.
Lees face. spiritualized in the moon.
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light, was all tenderness and thrill
lngly close to hers.
Peggy, child, you're lovelier than
any fioweri I'm dizzy with the love
of you. my darling"
And her lips were stopped with his
kiss.
Copyright, 1929, NEA Service.)
Ito Be Continued)
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Lee Takes AdUantage of Peggy'S
Mood i'm Moonlight Promenade

She let the use Of her first name
pass,
"Oh, I'm about az popular as the
plague tonight"
Have you taken the vote OF this
section Of the population?" His voice
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TYPEWRITING BY RADIO
Newest Invention for Use in United
States AirplAneS-
By GATED Press

ELdLtS HIIpIALbSs
By DATED Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. ia radio
typewriter in an airplane is the latest
invention to be developed by the
United States Navy. Already marked
success has attended trials OF the new
machine, which Is known as the ''tele-
type"
The system Is similar to the auto
matte typewriter machines used for
transmitting kilograms.
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w." Now "0""" @S0
Roach lice Hays Powder
Haags Pills for Indigestion Sick adache Bhousnss and Constipation
d In o Shopping Of
g Illinois Six North of
Avenue and S02 Massachusetts Indianapolis
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Light Weight Wraps
Skirts at Clearance Prices

Silk crepes, crepe de
chimes and fancy wool
stripes: values 60 no
TO $40. ..........@ J. 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrisons New Phase Of
Revelations of a Wife
Copyright. 1921 hv Newspaper Feature Service. Inc.

give YOU the address and the money.
There is no phone in the house, !"
/ said frigidly, for my nerves were get
ting frayed by the mans impertinence'
The Way Out.
"No telephone! No telephone he re-
peated with an air of having. discovered
me in the objectionable sin. "Well
YOU will have to go after the nearest
doctor, and telephone the others on your
way. How about the car? Will it start
or can that taxi man get his filvver
started?"
Il do not think either car is disable
Just now" l returned.
His irritation exploded into an oath for
which he made no apology.
But you must have some kind OF a
car here" he said. "All farmers have
generally. You certainly can go to the
nearest telephone in it. Look here, my
dear woman''-she evidently mininter-
preted the amazed look | gave him
I'VE expect to pay, and pay well, for
any service you may give us. SO please
hurry UP that doctor call, and see that
my wife and daughter have some tea
or"
Look here, my dear man." i inter
rupted him briskly, initiating as nearly
rs | could his pompous tone and man
ner. you are making slight mistake
| There is no service to be obtained II
/ this house for payment. You have beer
thrown upon our hospitality by accident
and we will try to make you rs com
Portable as possible until you can get
away. But you will kindly change YOU
tone and your manner while you are
| here"
But" he stammered, d can't &c
ccpt anything without paying yoI
for it
Then you will kindly remove yoursel
and your family from the house a
once" | said brusquely, but shall
very gladly take care of them If they
are willing TO accept our hospitality"
"Oh, Dad! Don't be an anointed idio
! Just because you were born that way!
his daughter demanded from the co
where she had thrown herself. Can
YOU tell the real thing when you see 1t
I'm awfully much obliged to you, Mrs
Graham, for my part, and I'll be might,
glad to rest here bit. don't need an,
other bed than this. It's awfully com
Portable. And If you go for a doctor
don't you think YOU ought to take Dor
Ramon with you? The once-over from
pill-slinger wouldn't do him little bi
of hurt"
Despite her crudeness l could hav,
Rugged her for the way out that he
solicitous thought for Don Ramon ha,
given me.
TO be continued.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22
HELPFUL CONTRIBUTIONS
FROM READERS

Mrs. L. D.: "Neverfail Cake Icing:
Put one cgg-white, one cup of granu-
lated sugar and three tablespoons Of cold
water into the top of double boiler
he sure the water in the bottom is
boiling every minute) and beat with
an egg-beater for seven minutes.
Dry Cocoa Cake without Eggs: Mix
together onet cup of sugar, four table
spoons of melted butter, one cup Of
sour milk in which one level teaspoon
of soda has been dissolved, one and
one-half cups of -four sfted with one
half cup of cocoa powder, and flavor
with one teaspoon of vanilla. Turn into
creased loaf-cakc pan and bake 40
minutes in a moderate oven
Raised Graham Bread: Sift together
eight cups each of white and graham
flour. Scald one pint of milk. then let
it cool till luke-warm. At the same
time dissolve two cakes of compressed
yeast in little tcpid water. Now put
in the mixing bowl the warm milk, one
pint of warm water, onc-half cup of
shortening, two tablespoons of salt. one
half cup of molasses and the dissolved
yeast cakes. Stir in the combined and
sifted flours, and let stand overnight to
rise, in a warm place In the morning
mold into four loaves, let rise again
for about two hours-snd bake So min
utes in moderate oven"
Mrs. B.: "ln reply to Old Subscriber,
who recently asked for some Scandana-
Wan recipes, send the following: Dan
ish Cookies: Cream together one pound
of sugar and one pound of lard; add q
pinch of salt and one cup of sweet milk
in which one teaspoon OF soda has been
dissolved. Then add two pounds of -four
and either two teaspoons of lemon
Juice or any havoring extract desired
Roll thin, cut out and bake Is minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22
WHAT THE ACCIDENTAL GUESTS
DEMANDED AND COMMANDED

Just what game was Harry Under
wood playingg This was the question
that said itself over and over i'll my
brain rs, with my supporting hand upon
the arm of the young girl l had just
brought into the house from the auto
mobile wreck, / followed Lillian up the
stairs TO her room.
Rarely,II reflected, could one find a
more bizarre situation than this, with
Lillian and this girl both ignorant of the
fact that the elder woman's recreant
husband and the object OF the younger
womans romantic alteration were the
same person. And it devolved upon me
TO keep them both in ignorance. So
postponed my reflections upon the char
acter of Harry Underwood's schemes
until | had decided how best to pre-
serve his assumed identity.
She Can't Rest Here"
With the opening of Lillian's door,
however, | found myself plunged into a
maelstrom of excited talk, as father and
mother greeted their daughter. This eff
fcctually bahished all introspection and
rctrospection, and made me come peril
ously near losing my temper in child
ish, futile fashion.
Are YOU sure you're all right Helen?"
the mother demanded. why! You're
letting her stand alone by herselfr
She turmoil on me as accusingly rs il
| had hccn 4 paid attendant dcrelict in
duty | made her no answer, but turned
To help Lillian move an army cot made
soft and comfortable with gayly-colored
blankets and pillows 10 a position neal
the bed whore her captious mother was
reclining.
If Your daughter wishes to lie down,
Lillian said, t'she can rest here"
is there no bed, the man demanded
pompouslv. I'where she can be COM
fortahle?"
Where is Junior" turned to Lillian
ain Mother Graham's room," she re-
piled. Il turned Marion and Junior over
to her
Them II turned to the man, ''your
daughter maE come into my room II she
wishes
That is more like it." he retorted.
And, we must have n doctor at once.
No one knows what injuries any of us
may have sustained. Please telephone
the nearest physician, as well as DR.. y.
from southampton. Then We will have
some attention right away
oh. if could only see DIR. y, the
woman sighed, and her husband re-
sponded promptly.
why, YOU shall, Just telephone New
York while YOU re about 1t. Here! III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. Kirkman

III n moderate oven.
T.. H.: Cleaning Kitchen Utensils: 81
have found that steel wool is more cf-
fcctive if the utensil to be cleaned is
kept warm; but if my saucepans have
become blackened on the bottom,
shake on n little abrasive sand cleanser
and rub with wet newspaper (Which
goes in the stove) instead of blsckening
the sink
A Sewing Machine Light: II reading
lamp is convenient to use on sewing
machine, | take an extension electric
light cord and insert the bulb in n
glass jar
Mrs. ]. b. s.: "The INCEST Place to
Iron: l have been n long time in
search of it--but have found it at last.
If you do not have a regular laundry
room, why not iron upstairs in the sew
ing room? Lay the things to be mended
on the sewing machine. Put the
stockings to be darned in basket or
in a box You can hang the damp
things TO air on the back-stair banister,
or stretch n neat little line close by.
Only few aprons, linens and towels
will have TO be carried downstairs, this
way. The electric iron and the ironing
board can be kept in an upstairs closet
and your kitchen isn't all torn up and
you are not nearly so tired as when
you iron in a hot Kitchen
De