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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

rs route HoaE WITH THE
GIANTS April a--john McGpw cx.
poets to win another pcnnlnt m 1929
with his New York Giants
Hughry Jennings who assists Nc.
Griw IN difsciing the desiincs 81 tho
Giants. is equally certain they viii re-
peat
'isr" q better club than last year"
IA The tcrsc manner In which McGraw
sums up his chances.
4 strengthened tlil club. plus con.
fidcncc that gpps with winning worlds
championship. Ensures another pen.
nant," Is the dopc Hughty Jennings Of.
fcrs
McGraw h certainly entitled 60 be
called the ''po gcttcr" IT baseball
Winning pcnnan;s ~ his speciality.
7, Just r1ruuliv goes ana eets them.
Prepares tor trash.
Dnick ~ realize when his team o.
slipping. McGnw dos-n'; wait until
tho crash. rather he prepares for IL.
iaol 81 lN nm unlimited supply II cash.
money never stops MIN when he u sat.
isficd some pklycr VIII supply the rc.
uuircd strength
Despite tho fact that tho Giants won
the pcnnant last year. also the worlds
series. McGraw brought the biggest
squad south Of any of the major league
clubs
only one position on the lall team.
ccnicr field Is IN doubt. yet McGraw
has been carefully looking over about
30 recruits.
Here are some Of the reasons McGraw
advances for his opinion that the
Giants will repeat IN the National
League.
"hHpr the best iufrld in either league
In Kelly Frisch. ancrof, and Groh. IN
Johnny Rawlings ! have the best utility
inficld'r in the National League.
I'm Snyder and Smith I have two
experienced caicncrs. They are capa.
bic 81 alternating n so desire. Some
clubs may have one man who stands
out more prominently. but no club
boasts Of two Catchcrs ~ GOOD as Smith
and Snyder.
My pitching will b. up 20 the stand
ard Douglas. Nchf. arncs and Toncy
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WIND FINDERS
; AMARILLO Gun !.
!, CLUb'SHCOTlNC

The Amarillo Gun Club had one ~ ;hr
best shoots from point u attend nre
Sunday Afternoon they have had thus
far this season. there were tweniJ five
tliffercnt gunners participating u a.
shoot but ON account cl the eNcc a q
~ high wind which caused the tlfg ,is
Ca NV. no exceptional scores were msds
however. the ire hish men Whosc
eores win 60 20 make az me Amrrill
tsems average Tor the firs; tunhtudl
Trap Shos,ting as~uciat.un. mad q total
~ enc hundred and "a ven oa' 4 80
These five high mca. caniorinr IA
fises weeks team together with th't
esres foilow: Chariss Adam. -. La.
r. n. Dyson. es. " n IrTars. e, g.
+. Kiscr. y; NJ u. johnson. - This
sccre of one hundred and eleven will
couni srsIns' thpse q iIercf ri. pcfr,.
ton. Slaton AMI Pot CRY whieh VIII m
pear In THURSDAY morning. arcr.
she-e clubs sf.otirr 80 Wrsn -llv N
stesd "a sunsiav. The p~-.e't'r wi, p,
krp, from this date ~ iA~.Ir ~ ;hs
SEASON. tho ssmc ~ ttr 4 us i-ifps
in a baseball irarrc ara = is N.~p-i'in's
Intentions. ~ -,oo-il,lr v ~. ~ pa.
handle chsmu,on-h'p ili- vrr hus so
the other ciiihr iav- sAnc fre g,afs
ana quite a b.; q ,ouprt.lon D. 81
p~cted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
L0NCH0RNS WIN
SUNDAY BATTLE
FROM AMARILLO

Sammrg M, l1il o. 90 corners ~
tho l'i and staging q great dcfenaiy,
'thllItiou Luhhorkl Longhorus DE-
foatrd ihr Amarillo Grave az Amuse
m~ut Park SUNDAY Afternoon. ~ e. 4
The L"rghuru fing,u received excel
lent support ana were in little truuhl,
20 any stage ~ a., battle
Hch russ'liG wilinoss enabled IN,
iunehDrns O. pile ~ a comfmtahl,
lead n the early innings the hir
sluihpnw walking IN two runs IN IN,
svcufd siann
one II tn biggest crowds that has
.Ncr attended game this early In IN,
year WIS un hand To- witness sundays
contest.
Five q Luhhocks runs cam. ns a re-
sult of Crrurs SUNDAY. Will. three wcr,
forced over hy the wildnrss II Rus
sell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
CANYON CLUB
FACES TOUCH
BALL BATTLES

s,e''al toThe N,wa
CANYON Teas Aprl a-Coach
HIy 4. after Watching the Normal
i:gf'a'oi. nnIr O. ~ 80, Wayland Jack
i;anta a. too s.urs lac, Friday and
't1 .hv n.'isc rmi ihc hat, a good
h1rre a. WIN the Two r.ins. series
'.a.ri ia Aaar.ilo G.a,s Tir,.s,l,,y and
- s'nl tdlt The Nruual lads showed
H1"h cies- in thr 'wu games.
y''.cy madr twenty four hats In the
last garlc AMI f,rr'yl ihc Wayhndcrs a.
- several pitchrrs. Then the pitch.
,r stan booked exceptionally good In
10Th games. and Coach Burton believes
fhti ihsc viii have good chance
,-.ins, the West Texas Loaguers.
. The -chv-iulc for the Normal Il a.
i'inws. Arrr -. Amarillo Grays AZ
Ararl'lu; April Is ~. Lubbock. NJ Lub.
-cs Apfn i9se. Abilene Christian Col.
'cg.. ~ Canyon. Aprii gls5. Clarendon
e. 'hcc M Clarendon. Nav -. c1nrcn.
inl 'oiirgc 1T canyon. Nav i5.is. Dan
Z iakcr ~ Canyon.
Crr,ou hirh school track team won
cu3 plarH .n the IN Plains meet. held
% l'iainvFw saturday l.uhlcck won
a. plar Win "a total = = p,ants and
'''inn Wa .,"ond with s9is points.
% e. ~ Oh" INCEST Interesting features
tir sn''i vae thc mile race y which
''rl"r 10 canyon hr"kc ,is state rec.
I'd Boz dp.Tg the mile IN four minutes
ni 'hirtt four seconds Tho state rec.
20 ig ,,ir minutes. fortvon. md unc.
''h sac nd iubl~sCk thought It, cn
fr'ri hrd a cInch IN the nil. race. hut
anyon r'; away with both first and
-cnd places.
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NV; Three isisr hits RUSSELL
Fiizcgarld. Two-lnec hits. Fiizrornld
Sporrir king. Sacridrr hits. Moanor
ianrf IA Gol'r' S,oHucc fy Gol-r
i'oirn lesc. i,attle ll.g B. stitched I'm
Earn haw lv Russell Trown ia Hi,
Firs' en- c.rurs. iuhh'.cs I. Amarillo :
First a. ficid-r's shuic~ Lubbock o
amarillo i.cfi ON igrss. Lul.l,ck H.
m1rllin : iuilr plass Mnoro T.
Noanw % Fitresurli Black o. M,ano.
- Fiizs raid. Earushnw 90 Iatil. T.
'nc"rlr Cul'cr a. Rattle. Pitching sta
'isiic,. Russell four innings. xix runs
sovcn hits oighi strike outs. six lascs
~ halls INT. five innings. four runs
seven hits, ~" strik"uui-. une iass CO..
' 10 punlgin. five innings. fur runs
10 hits. NO strike outs t,n-e lsirs on
hiils. Schmidt. four innings. M runs
NJ hit iwo strike outs. No base 81
huils. Tine - game. hours D min
'ic. Umpire. T. Scott.
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SUGGESTED SONG TITLES.
Many o koctie WIN De fired neser.
the Opening sssn u.


Organization IL Kno'hole Gang }.
Lins considered by several prominent
businesg men.
Kids may ~ asked to fill out blanks
ana they mas be given tickets 90 iasc.
iaii games IN the Amusement Park
Diamond during "a. ceniug season. as
sn Wichita FailS. The ROiarians are
IN charge - the distribution - tickets
in wishits Fslls. sni the plan j. said
tc he di-tinct success.
The Idea u honfi h. tn national
ras'ims. Many younEstcis are interest.
a. IN the rsHne m this WAY. and u
may save several Hs-s Kids sticking
thsis hssns through knothoicu j. a dun.
gsfo,sr irsctice. TIE knotholc Cams
woss,d eisminaic this system Il witness.
ins bsii Eames
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TEAM CAPTAINS
ASKED TO turn
IN ALL tickets

s'm Naulisn. in charge ~ ~.
n hnnl aili"iir drive Monsisy
- - thu drrisirn hiss been
~ .s' u In IN tirkct IN tir
IDS an captains and ~.
Gcsts a.; n" pcrs.rs in charge
Il IA. .pua,s chcrh In to him NJ
his r'iirc in the rrar &C the Amarillo
Nna'ioraI Eana 81 Fourth STREET
rursi'sy.
Members al the team are asked
Ia turn ever tl,rir tickets a. the
captains. who. la turn. will check
in o. Mr.. Vaughn.
Whether or mot the campiign has
been The financial Su~r.s the
a'hl'iic dirrctnrs ol ia high srhoai
and VIZ. VAUGHN hid hep q Ter viii
he dricrmincd Though thu ci,.,I..
ing rp "n the iirksis.
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Ny zEEk HANDLER.

Rankin Johnson tuld me yesterday his
Grays are scheduled 20 hattie Canyon
Chy Nortnsi ~ Amusement Park this
afternoon nj : o'clock
Then the wcathctbiri cat IN cn Rsn.
hin with a statement that u was gonna
he colder Monday nirht and wouldn',
he surprised II Il isns bit culics g..
DAY than yesterday
Al any rate, the games scheduled and
% u Isn't played. iill have e. D. called
eff. a. Dlshpannnus. thr famous DO.
hemian philosopher would remark.
Psachcs Rulings. Ross HAYES and
Henry Bunker will prohahly work
against the Canyon boys The Normal.
ties are said e. beast a strong club this
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HURRY or IT.
H. me wso hswis . perfect game
Tisoaxh re b. vsry rsrs.
Nusf get an r,en deyen sfrikes.
tssd hsse NJ time Co spare.
Uu RRy 1T IT.

! Billy Exams tells % tho DECISION of
tis- Do'rerr not u work Burleigh
essnsss IN exhil,iiioa contests Ths 'aic
follows:
1hat number ~ major league man.
sscrs have definite iasas ga re cxhi.
t41son earscs thrcugh tbs south is
proved nv the nscthois Some ~ them
are pdnptiw.
Last year tbc Brooklyn Dodrers and
The New fork yaosc.-s piayed a s.ri.s
tefcr~ thr os.ensnx Of The seasno tn"
grcRi risaify that existed between tn
tue eiui.s srads the PLAYERS Essi -
srv irrh - the way.
Thc laiiiic got ran foT ~ Htpnsy
a. these exhibitions. ~ u should, but
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CLOvISLEAeUE
SCHEDULE 1922
IS ANNOUNCED
Specialize Tn News

special 10 Ih' News
CLOVIS April ain tho official
schedule IL thu West Texas League.
which has iust l-cn' announced. Clio.
tls H. given thc following program.
Apiil 20. q and %, Clovis aud STAN.
Odd 20 Stamford.
April "a "a aud 20. Clovis and I'm.
ser. OF Ranger
April - e and ~. Clovis and Abi.
lene. NJ Abilene.
April -. 30 and May !. Clovis aud
Lubbock. ni Luhhork
May :. and :. Clovis and Lubbock.
AZ Clovis.
May ~. o. ana %. CLOVIS and Han
GER ~ GioyIs
Nav - O., and &c. Cioyiy and Al.
enc. 4t Cows
Clovis g. then away for another nr
ricg ~ games. returning o. the hrsi
grounds on Jun" g. Soevnty games wiz
lei PLAYED ~ home during ~, frafnn
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WEST TEXAS LEAGUE
SCHEDULE INCOMPLETE

y 'IlI 20 7 h. NVWs.
ABILENE. Arril . Newspapers
airh have hsn printing what was
rlfp"rtcl q b. tho official iass ahed
ric It the West Texas League have
1onc ~ through MISUNDERSTANDING. q,
II said hire. NJ official schedule has
been adopted. and tho one that has hren
p'ihlishrcl j. m.-vly tentative outline
on which the schedule committee "a.
n'cts - base ~ final schedule.
The committee viii meet IN to mex,
few days, probably in Abilene to work
out ard ad"ia on offc.ll schedule.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

Department II
INSURANCE ANi' I;ANI,lNg
state 81 Texas
No. 80
Au'tlu Tc,as. March a.. i9se.
20 'n Whom 10 Ainy concern.
This is t. ccrtifv. that the GROOM
MUTUAL NAIL AsSOCI AEION.
ti""m. T'r1s. h1r lu an respects fully
o'nnli,i with the aNr uf Texas ua
conditions or,ctd,ut to o. doing buai.
i'e' boo this Srt' and have issued 10
md Comnany O. Ctrtinatc OF Author.
iF iron this oifior emitting Il o. do
business n this State for the wear end.
'nr th" 18th 90 F,lr.sry. 1929.
Gwen urdrr IN hand aud aosi ~
''iio 90 40 iin TcA,s. thu date first
s.'tc written.
y. W HALL.
iSCln Commissioner
BUSY BEE CAFE. Gu y. Fourth.
l'rc.war prices. SUNDAY chicken dinner
%. pie ac. milk Dc. Sullivan and ar.
nett, Props.
Washing. Phunc 1905.
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IA ~ ti-in Lynch.

ti.W g.. i,S. ArrH'a Johnny Ruff
an.iH .isHi tlaniiou has b,en
'.at, 10 ' dtefnd ~ titir agtins, Joe
Auth. ~ is-ruund mil ai Madison
square Garden May ?.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

a plan, grows In Japan which sup
plies a sof, Of vegetable leather.
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zEEk's CHATTER

the reaction was d'irimontll 10 the
nrooslyn club.
PHchon l."on Cadore 81 BROOKLYN
Uas in 90 81 iorm durinr the spring.
.ic was urrd frequently against IN.
Yankee. aud w.rked his hardest, ca
aorr pulled i'1 with a hme arm a. q
rcrtt. and b. was handicapped
ihrnlEhuu; the s,usun by his exhibition
efforts
~ order O. have his veterans IN
shape for the league season Manager
10; lug.n e Brouslyn intends to usr
rhrm sparingiv against the Yankees
llis pitching ace. Grimes. viii no.
york a single cxhilaiion game. accord
lng a. he present plans.
The reason for this u due o. Crimes
ambition a. win 50 gauc- this ye1r
Nh.,h means b. Will have to take part
Ia sbou, So
Wen. the CHORAL club knockcd
TONER a. tn Fair last night Will
ihr Sandsform BE- ~ pamul inlay. let
'Drr oct ana watch ID, singers sr0i,
mother alcrcss.
No rlan is a- ueH q4slIfici 90 Judge
I.1 icfs a- slirhC..
That The thsDr en- which Culch
iHa siet',r 90 UHrtaad lua O.
tviriius s.i'ct0ns
From fr. uari of ihr sclsln ir Ia
'fge until ihc uun.r, wells "rli a'
she last fsle rrme. sn'',rr erart.-
d. team WITH De- r.ei' hluI Hs lan
ID cn En- wIth rli.h.. nlu.
Sait'rT spending tl aG,ironrs
chr moss with d1z.s ur ..r. uF.lt
hurleis 70 doesn't stand around and
vfioh ihsu h'F-ssE &c. gets down In
he. Gse AMI rrr~,Als thsir throw.
H. taur Uf.f game Sl1itrgr
~nris 'ft rfb hs men aud sclcc's
be- pitcher .fo.a fret hand lnlorma.
ton.
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CHIROPODIST
Or y. iil;.AI.l;Y
FOOT SPECIALIST

W ON ~ flonc 2iOt
CNI;pENING and ward work 81 an
tifd 'h'uo ,U55.
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BASEBALL RESULTS

nv Associated prsst
CHARLESTON. April =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

UT MI N'-T''TI NII'I 'IIWUN y .NTlIT
Phillips. Zachary and Charity.
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Money to Loan
Harry l.. Drake
All ..,,1 $3.50 tsl....tt.... NJ.

TOR hot ~ huiisng Phone I. a.
Giles 1kf4I I cam ,f,Vs van ,oo,,v
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wANTED-washing. phonc laos.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND BY
COMMISSIONER.

Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Richmond
County, made in the Special Pro-
ceeding entitled Mrs. Minnie Hicks,
administrative of J. B. Hicks, de-
ceased, VS.. Mrs. Minnie Hicks, wild
ow, ct. at heirs-at-law, the under
signed Commissioner will, on Thurs
day, April 18th, 1922, at IL o'clock,
noon, at the Court House Door in
Rockingham, N. c., offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash those
two lots or parcels of land situated
in Rockingham township, Richmond
County, North Carolina, and de-
scribed as follows:
First Tract: Beginning at a black
jack tree Lewis Terry's and ]. C.
Covington's line, and runs N. S5 1-2
w. 1890 feet to Covington's corner;
said corner being in the clay road
leading from Rockingham to Eller-
be; thence as said road S. IL IL w.
1876 feet to q corner in said road
near telephone post; thence S. s.
E. $40 feet to stake by a ditch;
thence down the various courses of
said ditch to the original line;
thence as said line N. As E. (origi-
nal bearing) 1902 feet to the begin
ming, containing II acres, more or
less.
Second Tract: Beginning in the
Western edge of the road leading
from Rockingham to Ellerbe, N. c.,
Lilies corner, and runs as the edge
of said road S. 9.15 w. $50 chains
to corner stake, thence N. 77.15 W.
4.50 chains to a stake thence N.
Oils E. 4 chains to Lilies line, thence
as his line N. SS E. $50 chains to
the beginning, containing two acres.
This March 18th, 1922.
w. S, THOMAS,
Commissioner,
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF THE 18th JUDICIAL
DISTRICT

We, the undersigned citizens, of
the town of Hamlet, and Richmond
County, earnestly and heartily en-
dorse the candidacy of Solicitor M.
W. Nash, of Hamlet for re-nomina
ton as Solicitor of the 18th Judicial
District.
During all the years that Solicitor
Nash has been a resident of Hamlet
he has been a leader in the affairs
OF our town and county. AS City
Attorney for over ten years he has
at all times used his influence for
progress. In all campaigns for the
enlargement and improvement of
the public schools he has been a
leader for the movement.
AS a member of the State Senate,
session 1921, he attained high rank
as a Legislator, easily becoming one
of the most influential members of
that body.
Knowing the reputation made by
Solicitor Nash as a Legislator, our
Governor, when vacancy occurred
in the office of Solicitor in his Dis
trict, rendered him the office.
He has, in the short time since
his appointment, made such a repu-
tation that places him among the
top rank as Solicitor. He has ably
and fearlessly prosecuted the cases
on the DoCkets of the District, and
if renominated, will continue to add
to his reputation.
The Citizenship of Hamlet are
solidly and earnestly requesting the
voters of the 18th Judicial District to
give him denomination, and we
pledge to the entire District that in
him they will find a vigorous, up
right, and able official, and one who
will reflect honor and credit to the
District.
Board of Commissioners of Town !
of Hamlet:
H. p. Austin, Mayor,
r. M. ADAMAS,
E. N. RHODES,
w. H. FETNER,
N. D. MCDONALD,
FELIX CANNON, Commissioner.
E. H. MALONE, Clerls and Treas.
J. C.. LEIGH, Recorder.
Board of School Commissioners:
w. R. LAND, Chairman,
MRS. C. C. HUDNELL,
J. p. GIBBONS,
L. X. BACHMAN,
School Commissioners:
c. S. WARREN, Superintendent.
Hamlet Chamber of Commerce:
J. p. GIBBONS, President,
T. F. MOFFETT, Sec'y-Mgr.
Hamlet Y. NJ. C. A.:
D. w. GLOVER, Secretary.
L. H. GIBBONS,
E. A. HARRILL,
S. o. BURLINGTON,
Attorneys-a t-Law.
REV. w. C. MARTIN,
Pastor of the M. E. Church.
political ADVERTISEMENT
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Webb's The Man

The year 1921 was my eleventh yeal
in the grocery business; last year was the
banner year Of the eleven, and to show
my friends that intend to make this
the banner yeal out Of IL. ! will give
you a few Of my prices:
Best self-risins flour, $3.50 Dbl. Spec
ial price on 8 to S Dbl. lot.
10Olb sack Sugar $500.
Best cheese, A lbs, $500.
Arbuckles package coffee, 4 lbs $l.OO.
10 lbs rice, $i.OO.
5 cans tomatoes, $780,
5 cans corn, $10O.
8 cans Prince Albert S. tobacco, 81.
Is bars 0ctaeon soap, $l.O0.
Is pkgs. washing powder, $500.
7 gallons kerosene oil, $1.OO.
5 cans Pink Salmon $1.M.
S. L. WEBB, phone 258.
These are cash and carry prices. Come
to see me and learn the rest.
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may be made from the celluloid ami
mails bought at the ten-cent store.
Separate each animal along the seam
with sharp knife and fill the mold,
after giving It coating of butter, with
fondant. In a few minutes remove
and set aside to dry. The children
will be delighted with these candy
animals.
Use q discarded safety razor blade
to scrape paint from windows as well
as to rip with.
Sprinkle corn with warm water be-
fore putting it into the pepper. 1t
pops much more evenly.
Keep cress, mint, parsley well
washed in glass Jar screwed tight.
1t will keep fresh and crisp for week
or mere. Keep in a cool place.
Make mat of discarded fruit jar
rubbers to use under the dishpan in
the sink. 1t will save scratches and
Z stains.
Cream Of tartar, soft brush and
little water will clean flligree jewelry.
When making layer cake, to keep the
slices from sliding, stick toothpicks
through the layers to hold them In
place until the icing or filing is set.
A pair of day pillows may be kept
for the bed during the day, or fresh
pretty slips may be put on and re
moved at night, thus keeping the bed
looking fresh.
II cream soup scorches slightly,
add teaspoonful Of peanut butter,
after 1t Is set into dish Of cold wa
ter and stirred well. The peanut but.
ter win effectually disguise any bitter
taste.
Dried orange peel put through the
meat grinder may be used for many
things. A pinch added to the tea wher
making cup viii add to its favor.
The sirup left from spiced peaches
may be used in the mince meat. adding
q delicious flavor to the mince pies.
| N,, No. ,,,,p.
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Coconut Puddlng.-Grate one COCO
nut and beat eight eggs, reservlng
three whites for meringue. Beat In
one cupful Of sugar and the eggs and
coconut, put into a buttered baking
dish and bake until nearly done, then
cover with the meringue prepared
from the three whites and three table
spoonfuls of powdered sugar, spread
over the pudding and brown. Serve
at once. This amount will serve
eight.
Coconut and Tapioea Pudding
Take one-half cupful Of tapioca, one
pint of milk, two eggs, one-quarter Of
pound of graduated sugar (one-half
cupfuD, one teaspoonful of butter,
three heaping tablespoonful of graf
ed coconut. Mix the tapioca and
coconut, add the milk, beat the yolks
Of two eggs with the sugar and mix
with the rest; stir in the butter and
bake IN a well-buttered baking dish
set in dish of water When nearly
done beat the two whites with two
tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar !;
spread over the top of the pudding
and bake light brown. Serve hot or
cold,
coconut Biscuits.-Grate one coco
nut fine. Beat the whites CT two eggs
until stiff; mix In gradually one cup
full of graduated sugar and by de-
grees the grated coconut, beating all
the while. With the hands lightly
Toured, roll this mixture into little
balls the size of a walnut and bake
them on creased baking sheet. Bake
at first In moderate oven then in
crease the heat to brown and harden
at the bottom or they will crumble
when handled.
Fried Noodles.--CoOk noodles in
boiling water for fifteen minutes.
Drain, pour on cold water and cook
In little hot fat In frying pan un-
til well seasoned.
~
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16

The apple gives
the gravy a de-
licious flavor.
When sailing al
luontls use olive
oil instead of but
ter. 1t gives a
better flavor.
Candy animals
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16
MEAT MARKET
ON
WHEELS
V. J. McLaurin Again
in Meat Business.

| have again gone into the
meat business, and have built a
commodious and sanitary house,
on-wheels from which | will de.
liver meats etc. / will appreciate
the patronage of the public.
W. McLAURIN.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16
Snapped Hats.

The brother who unintention.
ally snapped hats with me at the
Masonic hall recently will do me
a favor by returning my hat to
me. / have his, and will gladly
return his ifIcan but know who
he is.-John McNair.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16
Notice.

This is to notify the public
that | have this day disposed OF
my interest in the Rockingham
Filling Station to Mr.. w. A.
Green, and he assumes all in
debtedness and takes over all
accounts due the firm.
This, March IA, 1922.
G. A. Patrick.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16

KeKTCHEN
ABLNE1saz9e

70. 1921, Western Newspaper Unionl
Today is ours, what do we fear?
Today is ours; we have it here;
Let's treat it kindly, that it may,
Wish at least, with us to stay.
Let's Danish business, Danish sorrow;
To the gods belongs tomorrow.
-Anacreon.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16
L o C A L
ADVERTISEMENTS
House for Sale.

For sale, a Groom house on
High street, with lights, water
and good shade. Apply to c. A.
Whitlock. advt
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16
Ice Cream Plant.

For sale, an ice cream plant
with full equipment. Capacity
30 gallons per hour. Write or
see F. Blacker, Rockingham, N.
G.,
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16
Store for Rent.

For rent, after April 1st, the
store building corner of Depot
and Main streets formerly &C.
cupied by w. P. Ingram. See ].
G. Stubs.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16

Get your Fresh Meats from
Allen-Mofse Co., where they are
kept in a sanitary refriget ator
adVt
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-16

If you want to pay cash and
carry, we can interest you.-Al-
len-Morse Co. advt