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GRAIN AND pnov1s1ons.

Chicago. Nov. 21.-Wheat prices
showed weakness today during the early
~ticient to depress the market In the alb
sence Of any important new buying.
Tho opening which ranged from ~ TO u
lower. with December 1.1SA to l,lSh.
and May 1.16A to l.l6A, was followed
something of a rally.
Corn, opened a shade to " lower. De-
cember\70M to u to TOSS, and %contin,
ued to sag.
Oats started unchanged to 4 lower.
December 43s and later underwent a
moderate general setback.
Irovisions were easy.
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NoTICE TO CREDITORS
OF NORTH DAKOTA.)
County of Grand Forks.

County, of Grand Forks. J.
IN COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
]: Roman, Deceased, -
Notice Is. hereby given by Caroline
Thomas J. Roman, deceased, to. the
creditors of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased. to pre-
sent them. with the necessary vouchers,
to tile said Caroline Roman. administra-
trix at her. residence in Ferry township.
Address: Marvel. N. D.. within 6 months
after the irst publication of this notice.
dated November 18th, A. D.. 1922.
CAROLINE ROMAN,
Administrators Of the Estate Of ,
Thomas Roman. Deceased. =,
FEETHAM g. FRAME, Attys. ,
First publication Nov. FL. 1922.
: (Nov. 21-2s-Dec. 5-12)
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DULUTH CASH CLOSE.
QRAIN RECEIPTs.

Duluth. Mimi. Nov. a1.-Elevator re-
ceipts Of domestic grain: Wheat 3+6.-
100 bushels; barley 10000; rye 143.2oo;
flax rs, 400,
Shipments: Whsat $500 bushels:
flax 1900.
Elevator receipts Of bonded grain:
Wheat $500. .
Duluth car inspections: Wheat Nos. 1
and 2 dark northern and Nos. / and 2
northern IS; No. 3 dark northern anil
No. 3 northern 12;>smutty spring /; 9th
err spring 81: Nos. 1 n 2, amber durum
and Nos. 4 and 2 durun as; No. 3 am
durum 3: other durum 81; mixed %:
smutty mixed y; all wheat 800; flax 40:
corn. l; oats 2; rye 1870: barley Is. All
grains 49S; o ntrack Sill.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Grand Forks, N. p,
a o,cInok

nlent. ESI,.S ~ 4 - 80,
Present: Chairman Holden. Commits
s,oners Poupore. Udenby, Trageton and
The minutes &C the previous meeting
were read and on motion approved az
on motion the county auditor was au-
the following fo%r.-motlsers' pensions for
octoher, 1879, out Of Poor. Relief. Fund.
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ncter.% Standard shares moved within
narrow limits during the greater part OF
the session. Sales Appropriated $780,
900 shares.
New York. Nov. 2i,-u:ao p. ND
early afternoon dealings. shipping
s stsffs e sss r 8 ss@ssFs somm slSxinS <.p snsls
ot{the ship subsidy bill and others also
ing caused ahe genAS&ll market 70 stiffen
again although call money was married
Declaration Of four more stock or on
ira dividends by large Corporations yes
terday furnished the impetus for a mod
crate rally in prices at the opening Of
terdsy's str. strength wa. noted in the In
dependent Steels, Tobaccos. Public Utili-
ties. Metals, Motor Accessories and
Chemicals. Reynolds Tobacco, which
declared a san per cent stock dividend
4 points to q new high record.
Raalte silk. Lorillard Tobacco. tonsoli-
dated Gas, Peoples Gas, Coca Cola. Aus
IN os,mi sdiho nr,r.r A%er'ei Nat,o A%s1leu1 I.eadi
standard, Oil Of New Jersey and Utah.
ACUTE weakness in General. Asphalt.
common and preferred. and United States
E Rases sus ssss t It n sSe lSys seG ssasy fa ct . the
end of the first hour. Among the first
B, General Electric. Fisher Body and
kresEe. Foreign exchange opened firm
Tho progress of, the early decline be-
that prices of.certain stocks still had to
undergo further r~eaijuattnent:
rebound, fGGsll moneytopsned. at AZ per
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cHHHaE.

Plymouth, Wis. Nov. 21.--Plymouth
board cheese quotations for the week:
Cheese somewhat higher; twins 24A +;
single daisies 2&h double daisies. long
Plymouth. Wis, Nov. 2l.-Farmers'
cooperative board cheese quotations for
the week. Cheese higher; twins 24S
Young Americas AMI squares 24h; dou-
bla daisies not quoted.
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G2AHD FORKS LIVE STOCK
QUOTATIONS. !
QUOTATIONS..
(FuFnfshed By the Northeru Packla4

Following decline in prices in all
southern market centers, hogs again
droprei 2s,to SO cents with bulk OF
sales at IS 50 to 800. Heavy packer
Cattle are scarce. with. offerings far
snort of the. demand but with present
prices. which are low this time Of the
supplies are, not expected. HIST sheen
and lambs sold steady but heavy grades
were 25 to so cents lower. $,
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sPEoIAL SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS
iLI. 8&tgE US M ES.- ~ /. -
& Project NO, 1oa2.
November is, 1922.
OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County OF Grand Fork,

sTArE f NORTH DAkqrA.Y MI. as
8 County ofG Grand Forks N}S" 8&f@M #&&sh> 49, @%# ~ ~ %#%&#s
=. u ~ smith. city engineer of the City of Grand Forks North Dakota, DO
thE 1Hnv EEL as u. un1 ~ ave assessed the several ractso of real property snuMeal IN
az ar c smn1 .idsne, E r. ~ N% oth oaxota, hereinafter described, for The hnt omso nt s suoh
tIac.s aT espp MsTfttA that's such assessment SIS for the. expense of onsructt OF, d.
sMeeWaaiKs. iabuthng snch tTactso ., rear property, Including the EXPENSE or notices
tMo an. oIer. expenses incurred for.s such work the same is assessed aRaml
ans and Nm Iae Same % ian an fR Rf ans tvs hargabe Herewith IN tn name pr9''ce'h oy a'
pateda At Grand Forks North. DAKOTA this 18th day Of November, 1922.
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ay of November. 1922.
. j.. J. SMITH.
Engineering.
Advertising

E# Notice Is hereby given that the city engineer d. the city Of Grand Forks
ENonh.p ssoad has. .Ii s%ssoag Yagp sMsA. as Sssss@a 81 qa. tn g NIT nst ySnSr, e
tgonem1 TOR sMds ciyswil meet Ia The Schsnbsrs 81 III city halt on WednesdaN
"a j Dsesssts a "a ssn sr II aetieaT Al persons iasfestsdss VI pissss So
lsbaz2n sssasssrssn asf Is N sah paA aaS lsa !. 81 eIIS & sSx sRsNsb asss.
S&RM&# CITY AudHor.#S
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fFQRHIaM EXCHANGE.
New York. Nov. 2l.-Forcign exchange
easy Great Britain enan 4:4Sa..
cables AS. go day bills on banks
France demand 40: cables I'll. /,
Italy demand 4.64: cables 4.64k.
Belgium demand G.64; cables 6.65 y.
Germany demand .O1 9-16: cables
Holland demand $685. cables 1880.
Norway demand 1920.
Sweden demand 26.7O.
Denmark deman 2O.1S "
Switzerland cmand 1870.
Spain demand 1890.
Greece demand 1.56.
Poland demand .On&.
tCzecho-Slovakia demand BIG.
Argentine, demand 1852. *%sI
Brazil demand 1882. %''"tN t'S'
Montreal 100 1-32., ..r 4 Z
:, PRODUCE. :
New York, Nov. 2l.-Butter firm: re-
cejpts 10.29a:. creamery. higher than eS-
tras 61A to S.: egean,erS extras ts9
Eggs steady: receipts 1854: New
Jersey hennery white. locally candled
extras. So; do uncandled extras 81 to S.;
merry white firsts to extras IS to 81:
Pacific coast whites firsts to extra
firsts 63 to 12
, New York. Nov. 21.--Raw sugar was
steady and unchanged at =: . for Cubas,
cost and fteight. equal to 5.s5 for cen-
trtfugai Raw sugar futures were
steadier with prices at midday l to. 2
points net higher. Refined sugar was
less active and prices were UNCHANGED
lat &. 80 to 700 for fine graduated. re-
fired futures nominal.
METAL.
Ia New York, Now. chopper steady,
electrolyNc spot and futures 10 u to IA.
Tin easy spot n futures $3.50 to
Iron easy; No. i northern $500 to
5000 mo. 4 northern 300 TO 2s.00.
No. . southern $500. 70 2s.oo.
Zinc quiet East st. Louis spot and
nearby delivery 7.2O to 7.26.
Antimony spot $50 to SIS.
Gx111r DoND1.
New York, Nov. t1l.-Liherty bonds
elosed:l 3hs. l00:s4; first 4s,. 1926 bid;
second 10, $3.50 bids first ANS. 1885,
second 4Hs,S 97.96; third ms. $3.50;
EYourthA4Ns a9S.24. unoalled 4& s.lo0.30;
caledH4xa 81 i00.06: new AZ $3.50.
NOnnx.
|INew York, Nov. 2l.-+Cal money firm;
higha6M low u ruling rate 4M.rfTime
loans firm z mixed 4. collateral 5000 days
4-s months /. Prime commercial pa
s11v11.
yes "; sM Gss Sps doiisrs ssS sDA' w 4
gpEfREsa * LEaZHrktLas
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POTATO MA1xBT,
NnUa~hnu o.

Dor 81. =.
Furnished by Farrner. cooperative
potato warehouse. East Grand Forxn.
MINI.
y. $. grade 10. l Early Ohios.
per "ushe' 20
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SUGAR.
rnnna.

HI.tNeW York, Nov. t3I.--LihertY bonds
closed:l 3Ms, sl00.s4; first 4s. 1926 bid;
second Is, $3.50 bids first ANS, 1885,
second MS. 97.ss; third s4Ns. $3.50;
foHrshaa ~ = ,aS q: nne,' g III. I : sa aoo,s s
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.
GRAIrI.

GRAIfI.
Chicago. Nov. 21.-Wheat: Wheat
scored a decided advance in value today
after am chrly decline . The market
closed strong. Y to rs net higher. with
December l.2OA to l.2o& and May Lisa
to l.lSA.
subsequently, offerings appeared to
have been completely absorbed. and
carly sellers became uneasy. Shorts
were unable to cover and then the mar
ket moved up rapidly.
Corn: Later, the market like wheat
became oversold. and a material upturn
ensued. The close was firm. X to IN to
TX net higher, with December TIES to
yellow 1874 to 1871.
Oats No. . white ~ to As: No. 3 white
42$ to a..
ttye No. 2 SO. -
Barley "a to 40.
Timothy seed 600 to SIS.
Glover seed 1900 to 1000.
Pork nominal.
Ribs 1915 to 10 90.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. Nov. 21.--Butter higher: re-
ceipts 5,S6S tubs; creamery extras so y
avg: seconds 81 to IS; standards AN.
Cheese higher: wins 2t& to 25h;
da'si"s IS To 25A single daisies s5'4
to Esq Americas 24$. to IS; longhorns
241 to rs: brick % TO 23l%.
Eggs unchanged; receipts 3.132 cases.
Poultry alive higher: fowls IS to 10:
springs Is; roostcrs 12A: turkeys IS:
| geese II.
POTATOES.
Chicago. Nov. 21.--I'otatoes firm; re-
cciptS 81 cars: total l.. : shipments
ISL: WISCONSIN SACKED AMI bulk round
whites 30 LOO cwt: Minnesota sacked
and bulk round whites &M25 cwt.:
Minnesota sacked Rcd River OhinS ?Um
100 cwt.; North Dakota sacked Rcd
River Ohios mostly IS cwt.; South Dl-
kota bulk round whites 700 SIS rwt.
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The report of John Mcmahon. super
intehdent of the county hospital and
poor farm, showing 3S inmates cared for
during the month Of October, 1922. at an
also showing iss.76 collected for care OF
an inmate and duly turned into the
country treasury. was on motion APP
proved by the Board.
Lot DEADLOCK 90, L.arimorc City, from
s2.sS5.OT to $685. 90, On account of ex-
%cessive valuation. was on motion APP
On motion of Mr.. HIATT, seconded by
Mr.. Trageton, the county auditor was
authorized and instructed to draw
county warrant in the sum Of $500 in
for a strip of land in Township 1852.
Range 81, 10 be used for road purposes,
deed having been issued for same to
Grand Forks county.
for services rendered and fees collected
during the month Of October. 1922. was
on motion approved by the Board;
The application Of W. B.: Fowler for
taxes on Lot IL. Block II, Mccormack's
and McKelvey &, Holcomb's Addition to
Grand Forks, ON account of legal ex-
emption not having been deducted, was
On motion the Board adjourned until
2 O'Clock p. NJ.
2 O'Clock p. u.
The Board met pursuant to adjour-
rment.
Present: Chairman Holden. Commits
sioners Poupore. Udenby. Trageton and
HIATT.
The following birs were on motion
audited and allowed: W.,
Standard OIL Co. gasoline and
Antitrust Mfg. Co. sweeping
'.oo
paper towels and toilet tissue $500
Chas. Allen, postage. l.... 1881
LaurasD. Stone, postage f....S 800
Joe Jorgcnson. services in treas
urers onice ............ d. 1910
Fred ". Allen, services in treas
urer's office ............... s4.65
A. M. Nash. services IN treas
urerrs office ......S..... SLIGO
A. u ): 2us or'ns services in treas 20 90
DR.. H, o'Keefe. services on in
W spy =. A s"eI% services on in .>vo
I. X. Hassell, postage::-..." 800
Grand Forks Herald Co. sup
plies, $1,000 legals,. sl22.81.. 22e.s1
n. W. Bell, Tele. Co. tolls.
$7G.64: rentals, $685. ...... 144.a4
los. MahowAld. s blankets and
Geo. schwam, clothing for
G. F. City. hauling rubbish. -. 200
Dol Mcdonald, postage. .......- 400
James Black plumbing in court a,
house 1888
pany, ice. $500
penses for Mrs. Harold Ham,
son !. - .......: 1000
Don Mcdonald, recording fees. 2.25
9. r. City. water rent. ....... 20.45
c.. c. Stewart. mileage and 4
livery ......,........s.... 1880
G. G. Stewart, postage :. 1000
Grand Forks HeraldzCo., cleo
.d ton p supplies -: 1~,74;.ls
heat and power: .l5.51
grams for sheriff's office 1900
Western Union Tele. Co., tele!
grams for sheriff's office. =. COIL
Russell Miller Milling Co., co...
ton sacks for election. :. 1000
Caldwell st a mp 20 m pa :, =
stamps and pads for election, So. go
State Of North Dakota. care. Of
insane for 3rd quarter, 1922 {. $3.50
State of North Dakota, care OF
sra quarter, 1872. 10000
State of North Dakota: cara Of
feeble minfed> for Bird a .
ter 1922 80. ]. $780,. SIS. so
Arvil1a Township, poor relief. :; $40
Viken's Auto Livery, taxi for
Board OF Health. 11.s5
Frank Waterbury. repairing
two clocks =. -. !. : 600
JOS. A. ingram, county engi- ~
neer, services mileage, ,.ex-
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p. ssni Ss,n;.ii,. n;;n;;s. s. Il,

,f VII 4tUOIlOna tNe. county auQllOT was Au-
thorized TO- draw refund order in favor
of Chas. Allen. county treasurer. IN the
sum OF $l6.86, the amount refunded BY
him to 2 e. Brown, on account said
Brown had paid X or. Trcnx qesSgiP,,
to "a. Kelsey's End Add.
On motion the county auditor was au.
uloriaed to draw warrants in favor of
and also for rent Of polling places for
the general election held Nov. It'll, 1929.
the total amount heins s3,sss.s3.
Whereas. IN accordance with Section
slss Of thsrcomp!led Laws Of 1873, as
county auditor, under the direction Of
the Hoard Of County Commissioners, or
q majority thereof, 9toi'giVe notice of
Tax sale>of real property in such "
Board s. County co@ifhissioners;
held Nov. Z. 1890. the Grand, Forks
Herald was elected as the Official News;
IL the official newspaper for said county.
And whereas. Chapter 1877. Laws of
1919, provides thatt the official news-
paper shall publish all notices and pub
by county officials; III,
Therefore. be 1t resolved. that the
Grand Forks Herald be awarded the
contract for thS publication of the 1922
taxes for the year 1921, and tho county
auditor is hereby authorized and in
structed to shave said delinquent tax list
published according to law. All menu
bers present voting eyes" $
Disburseni ents at this meeting:
From General Fund. .....,..$ ;17,465.46
From Road Fund. .......... l2.iS2,54
From Bridge Fund. ........ 8.969.45
From Auto Fund. .......... 460.05
From Better Farming Fund. 2S3.5G
Total ........... .,......$ 39,621.06
On motion the Board adjourned unfit
o. o'clock a. NJ, Dec. 5th, 1922.
C. c. HOLDEN.
Chairman.
Attest:
HANS ANDERSON.
County Auditok-
BY NJ. O. Hsaugen, Deputy.
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PRODUCE.
MILLuRo
for November 81 by RUSSELL

->oNetlpel q ny ItuSSell-
Miller Milling company:
| dark northern. 5S bs........S1, Los
. dark northern. 81 lbs. ....... 1.04
) dark northern, SIS lbs........ 80
! northern spring, SIS lbs. 1.O4
= northern spring, 81 lbs. ..... LOO
. northern spring. so lbs...... .95
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.KoMHX

q New York, Nov. eI.-Call money firm;
highs6M ,lowS4h ruling Time
loans firm; Y Intxe1. collateral 5000 days
s; 4-6 months 5. Prime commercial IA
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M1NNEApo11s GRAIN rAE1E.
POTATOES.

POTATOES.
Minneapolis. NOV. 21.-Potatoes light
inquiry: demand light; movement slow:
market stronger: sand land district car
loads +. o. b.. usual terms. Minneapolis
st. Paul ate sacked cwt. white varie-
ties Y. S. grade 65 and 10. mostly 40.
Red River valley points carloads +. o.
b. usual terms. Moorhead rate sacked
cwt. Red River Ohios U. S. grade No. 1,
CO a Csc.
CASH. - d..
minneapolis. Nov; 21.-No. J northern
1.l9 to- f:1S: December III: May 1:16@.
Corn No. 3 yellow . = to IN oats No.
3 white 1915 to 41%s. Barley so to 63.
Rye No. 2 S3A to s4M. Flax No. l.,
a.44 to a.46.
FLOUR.
Minneapolis. Nov. 21.-Flnur I'M
changed to 1Oc lnwer; In carload lots
family Patents quoted 6.S5M 100 Il bar
rel in ?S-ponnd cotton sacks.
= Shipments 9S.a46 barrels.
Bran 23.OOM24.OO.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Minnea polls. Nov. 21.-Wheat receipts
1872 cars compared with 1871 cars Il year
ago. = a..
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New York. Nov. 2t.-i14Foreign bar sil-
Mexican Edoliars49& &
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NEWS
NEW YORK.
srooxs

New York, Nov, 21.-Irregularity
again featured todaS's relatively duh
dealings I'm stocks. transactions being
almost entirely of a professional char
ncter.S Standard shares moved within
narrow limits during the greater part OF
the session. Sales Appropriated $780,
900 shares,
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audited and allowed: r. %f
Poor Tarm and County hospital 1lls.
Arviha Supply Co., REPAIRS. .y~~77.7N
John McMahon, cash advapced. 1889
ArvillA Supply Co., clothing. 1918
ArVilla Supply Co., groceries,. 9S.45'
Home Tea Co., tea and Coffee. 9.7b
Erifk .%Tenson, blacksmithing.. 1.7b
Fred Vrchota. groceries. ....... 31.l2
VIM. Addison. meat .. 42,l5
.Williams Pharmacy. drugs. sass
+. Fl. Fisher. groceries. .. -44.sS
Geo. M. Naylor, paint. ..... 11.5O
,Arvilla State Bank, stock. ...... $500
Avery Mcqueen. labor... 20 200
'Nels Eosness, sweet. clover... y 6.l0
Fred Vrcfota. telephone tolls A40
G.. Mahon. cow and hoSs...... A0.0 90.
H. G. kreiger, dentistry. ..... 1900
Cities Service Oil Company. 1854
Otto Ffeine, fruit. 1900
Sam Vengcrud, carpenter work. $500
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rosds reSSairiins u. ~. 10000
q %sU'lnsous grsc;lre ~. $50
II Rasmussen. tdragging roads..AS 2.40i
Fred Huard.s road work.r..... 1850
L:sEmery. dragging roads 1900
Ray & Roman, dragging roads,. $50
W:.D; Reilly mowtnS weeds on
I'D Hanson, dragging road 800
S..Ps SWens0n. dragging roads. 27,20.
Henry Bushaw. Jr., road work, 175.60l
Leo Kinney. road work ...... I4.25>
NSlsI Rushaw,, road work /. .....S. 74.sS
Bill Brown, road work /. s.,. 2s.50t
Henry S%hAnpaTd. road work.. %0.50
Y. 2 YAKIMA, dragging roads -. 47.2O
a. Turner. ront Of grader. 1900
a. F. Turner, rent of grader. 1880
a. n. Turner, rent of GRADER. 1880
price one Russell Jumbe
d, i. Norris, salary and ex. WV
.penses, farm agent. .. 1886
Farm Bureau .... :. .... $500
!, e g 'ss, Y u y; IA ao. i d,s eslourasa assii
November 3, 1922.
The Hoard met pursuant to; adjourn
Present: Chairman Holden. COMMITS.
%sioners Poupore4 .Udenby, Trageton and
HIATT. . n
The report Of Justice of tho Peace 2.
Mcl.oughltn. for the months of Septeri.
s spF eaS G IS re- p 1sssi s Mss ta n v %9t5S.
items therein contained audited and al
lowed as recommended by the states at
torney. VIZ:
Justice fees .320l.T5
nm.tms r iees 1922
on motioa ther-followinE Bills we're
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CASH.
FLOUR.

Minneapolis. Nov. 2l.--Wheat rccei;
1872 cars compared with 1871 cara Il yc
ago.
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HANS ANDERSON.
County AuditoH
by NJ. Q. Haugen. Deputy.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-09-01

and brown one-half of the meat in a
little hot fat, stirring until all are well
Drowned, season well, then add the
uncooked meat and enough water to
simmer, adding very little water
from time to time; an hour before
serving add potatoes and one chopped
onion. dredge with a little -four, add
more seasonings and continue to sim,
Nper until the vegetables are tender
Carrots, cabbage, peas and other veg.
etables may be added If desired. Serve
on platter with the meat in the cen.
ter. potatoes around the meat and a
thickened gravy poured over all.
Broiled Hamburger. Take two
pounds of round steak, chop fine, add
one-quarter of teaspoonful of pep
per, IN teaspoonfuls of salt one
small onion finely chopped and pinch
of powdered cloves. Mix well and
make into large fiat cake. Place
on a well-greased broiler and turn
every eight counts until II is well
scared. then cook slowly until as well
cooked as desired
Scotch SteW.--Take three to four
pounds of mutton from the fore quar-.
tiers, one onion. one turnip, one carrot
one-half cupful Of barley. two stalks
Of celery. one tablespoonful of fiour
and salt and pepper to taste. Soak
the barley overnight. cut the meat In
small pieces, put into the kettle with
the barley, add two cupfuls of boiling
water and simmer until the meat Is
tender. Chop the vegetables and cook
them FIVE minutes in little fat then
add to the meat and finish cooking
Barrett Potatoes.--Peel the number
of potatoes to be served. One-half
hour before the roast is done roll the
potatoes in the fat In the pan so thot
they are we'll covered with fat then
cook until soft, on top burner. Serve
around the roast.
Popcorn Msrguerites.--Make sirup
of one cupful of sugar. one tablespoon.
full OF vinegar and boil until II
threads; then pour 1t upon the whites
Of two eggs. Beat until thick. then
stir In three cupfuls Of freshly popped
corn; spread waters with the mixture
and bake In the oven until brown.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-09-01
GAMES NOW PLAYED BY RADIO
Checkers Only One Of the Many
Amusements That Lend Them
selves to the Wireless.

"Playing games by radio Is the new
est sport" writes William Teller in
the July st. Nicholas. 1.-THE boys In
and around New York city who have
small radio-telegraph sets, are having
great deal of fun nowadays In car
rying on contests and tournaments
through the air. Folks who are listen
Ing In hear conversations like this:
cts your move, John. l just
jumped from twenty to twenty-seven.'
"'All right, Tom; I'm moving from
ten to fourteen
'"1f we did hear conversation like
this, we should at once know that a
game of checkers was being played.
Checkers is only one of the many
games that lends itself to radio. Play
Ing radio checkers Is just as easy and
almost as fast as playing the game in
the ordinary manner. In fact, 1t is
more exciting than the usual game,
because we are always playing an In
visible opponent"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-09-01
Exposing the Paragon.

We were expecting guests for din
ner. One of them was friend of my
husbands family, and had the repu-
tation of being most particular cook
and housekeeper. l was, accordingly,
a trifle perturbed about the appear
ance Of the house and the dinner.
Just us began preparations, a
neighbours child was seriously hurt,
and hurried to the assistance of the
distracted mother, after giving instruc-
lions to my husband to peel the pota-
toes and put them on to boil. When
| returned, my guests had arrived. At
the table l noticed that the potatoes
had been peeled carelessly, and apollo
gized, explaining that my husband had
done them.
The visitor said, "Your husband
didn't do them; l did."-Chicago
Tribune.