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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
For Sale

a CHEVROLET CAR ~ GOOD CON
DlTlON. VIII sell cheap for cash.
George Emery, Madison 3w4
COFFEE MILL, SHOW CASES, COM
TER. bath tub, | Dbl. vinegar bracket
lamps with reflector. 1 heater. bedstead
mattresses. springs 13S Winchester
rifle. ! small graphophone with % rec
2rds. ! molRsses pump. Taylor's Store,
Hathaway ST. SkOwhegan. 4w4"
NICE FEEDING PRESSED Hay At
barn. S2s; delivered not over five miles
f3o' also 2-seated covered top traverse
runner pung with pole and. thills room
Tor another seat. $50 Z. II. Nye. No.
Anson. X # - 9 Farmers Phone. swi+
J SHALL have Full AssoRT-
NEXT of the Darlington Valentines on
sale after February l. N. T.. Ileselton.
OYER Seth Studio. 2w4'
IHASE THE LATEST STYLES ~
dress goods samples for spring and
summer ut bargain prices. Farmers
Phone 2-l3. Mrs. :. r. Baker. Scion. 3wl
Al PARKMAN's WATER STREET
store. Farmers Telephone and stock.
drop side, and telescope couehes Nice
pair draperies for Colorado: , very nice
Singer Sewing Machines; 3 slightly
shop worn cream separators; Bulfalo
blacksmith's blower, drfl and anvil.
+iRpiiiiu ulHinS tdDlt ana tnalfSt SipNfS
and furniture always IN stock. owing
to small expenses and direct cash buy
ing. my prices are the lowest. wi
transformers made from combines at
Miss ToWne's. Room l6. /. l. Merrill
Rloek, SkoWhegan III
roI LTny HOUSE FIXTURES. PORT
ABLE nest boxes in sections. with loose
bottoms. Dry mash hoppers. Port
Feed cutter Grindstone, etc. W, \.
bailey, Skowhcpan. lwl'
r'ON AND RABBIT DOCS. TRAINED
aud unframed. one extra good fox
dog. years old. 8. &c. stowel Strong.
L + = 2. 2wi'
THOSE GREAT BIG-HEALTHY
Holsteins for sale. each one selected
from farms in Northern and Central
New York. Fresh and chose sprinEera
always on hand. one or Il ear load.
George W. Smallcy. l;eadlield wi
MAINE GROWN GLsDIoLI BULBs
blooming size order now for spring
planting. Hallcy. delicate salmon pink.
containing over 100 fine varieties. en-
surfing bloom from July until frost. Gne
doz; $2.25 for 80; $i.25 for ION. SPi:-
CIAL: 50 bulbs, % each of above 81
All bHlDS sent lo any ludTtSS posi- I1'ild-
Garcelon'S Gladioli Gardens. Box LOB.
Auburn. WI
HARGAfN--JERS COW. REGIS
TERED. Freshened Nov. 6. Giving
better than tea quarts a DAY now. Fly
ing Fox strain. II. y. Coleman, Bins--
ham 2wl
HOUSE LOT ON NORTH AXENt'E,
iaxS rods Theodore l'omerleau. Bar
Der shop, 12S, W'uer ST. skowhegPn
2Wis
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Miscellaneous

BOARD AND ROOM w,xrp,
North Side of river in "A French fan-
preferred. Ernest F. Dionne. cara
Independent Reporter Co. 9,%
HAVE YOUR FILMS DEyr,on,
and printed at J.. X. Hussey's IN
ham. All work promptly fnjshaaa
reasonable prices. Calendars NJ
'"' ~" nuns. Sw3'
IMPERIAL PRoDuCTs ron yo,.
poultry. neat stock or swine. o..
stun. Just what you've been loopf
for. Moderate price Geo. " nls
kins. Also for sale nj Emerson's Mp
Market and VIM. Richardson's 60
- ''''" ~ H""' lwl'
TAKE NOTICE-IF YoV WV.
your wood sawed and sawed riehr "
Joe Heaudette. % French street
will be glad 10 20 anywhere in Som..
set county. no job TOO large or ~
small. All work guaranteed satisfs'
tory at reasonable prices. Also "
ready to do job work of any kind Tsia
i''''' hummer -o@-z. l3we
BEFORE YOU MY sHOEs-pIr.s,
send for my free catalogue of men,
ladies, boys and girls quality shoes MI
low prices will please you. Fred M
Preble, so Main St. Bingham 1ws
NOTICE-A LARGE COLIEcT,ov|
of pictures and descriptions of heana
ful ladies sent free to any one ms.
request. Address Prof. Ward, R All
N"i'eS Ncpr. 3we.
JOB WANTED. WOOD erTTIycI
driving truck, or anything of which 4
am capable Would be willing 10 :.
'""S' 'lu l a. She" hekah. 4w9F
BRING, ~ yoUR WAGON wHEu,|
for new Spokes and new rims durihsI
on Farmers ihohe 4-li2. 4wr|
WOULD LIKE ONE Or TWO Bo.Rn|
erS can have warm room il des,.
ed. Mrs. Clifton Lewis, Klcsr|
Farm, Skowhegan. Twill
HONEY. DARK nUCKwHE.T NJ.
TRACTED postpaid within 4th poss|
zone. 3 lbs, $3.50: 10 lbs, 1886, HE
count on large lots. Roscoe r. Will
son, Dept. T., Dundee. New York. l4wll
HONEY WARRANTED PURE, FIy
! EST quality clover bees honey dellyerl
| ed. All charges prepaid as follows: /.
lbs. 81: lbs. s1.75; IL lbs. s3s5; d
lbs. Sl3.oo; one dozen "A OF. glass jars
SO. Satisfaction guaranteed. LongfeIl
low HroH.. 1iallowell, Maine. Swr
HAVE FOR SALE FORD Tru.l
| | overland Model 30. / Dodge car Ias
l.. y. Caswell. Skowhegan. n. H. phoha
! 171-ll. III
WOULD YOU WRITE A WEALTH
pretty girl? Stamped envelope please
Lillian Sprout, Station ii, Cleveland
Ohio. 25w5l'
WANTED HOUSE OR APARTMENT
or six or seven rooms and bath. Mus
! have electric lights. VIII take leas
| II desirable place is found. Address
! w. Il. Lancey. Care of Independent
/ Reporter Co. tn
SETH PHOTO sTUDIO-You
photo on Post Card. Finished VIII.
you walt. Developing and printiiS
| High grade amateur work, Twsnts
four hotr service, Telephone. 49,.
TYrENafriss Asb ltHASsns
| Stenograpby work. We are 80 situat
ed that we can do limited l'amoth
( OF custom typewriting and stenos1t
phic work. Independent Reporter q
! Skowhegan. tn
! ADDING MACHINES TO RENT san
a day, s300 a week. $500 a mona
! These rates do not include paclelnsm
transportation. Independents Reportx
! Co. tf2f
TYPEwRrrERs TO RENT on VI
sale on the fnstallment plan. LIZ
Smith and other makes. 1ndependeal
Reporter .. TIL
i WANTED SHOES TO REPAIR-sENi
us your repairing by parcel post. The
Will be returned to you in "a hoHl
/ c. o. ID. Guss Pooler & Son, Skowhs
gan. It'll
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To Let

BRoNCO AND PONY TO LET--TO
ride by the hour. Safe for anyone
TO ride. Vivian Mckay, 227 North
Ave. y. f.. Phone HILL. 2w4'
TWO OFFICES OVER BUCKyAM's
Drug store. with or without heat. Es-
pecially attractive. Fire places and
other pleasant features DR.. A. b.
Borden, Skowhegan. TIA
TWO NICE LIVERY TEAMS TO
careful drivers only. Harry Nelson. 40
Pheasant St, SkOwhegau. 2w3s
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free 20 ca
Subscribers.

WANTED. sHAG CATS AND XIII
TENS, all ages and colors. Let me know
what you have for sale. e. H. Wake.|
field, . Grove St, Augusta. 16wi'
ABOUT 81 FIT. GIN. SECOND HAND
betting, rubber preferred; also 3 irOn|
hangers for inch and 716 shafts B"hI
w. Paul Skowhegan, X i d J, Earl
mcrs' Tel. 9-12, SCION tfF|
BRONCO WEIGHING 750. TlEl
best saddle horse in town. viii srll
or trade for wood. Fred Mckay vi
LdiD OF COOP uAY-.sR,GG Al
Varney. Madison Ave, Skowhegan. y; VI
Phone 1873. 1w4F
WANT TO MY a TWO HORSE
riding horse hoe. Must be equipped
with all the latest improvements. Nh
h. lIeselton. Skowhegan, 3wlF
a CREAM COOLING TANK-wOuLn|
also be interested to hear of any pol
tato machinery In good condltioal
planter. horse hoe. sprayer. digger Al
two horse cultivator, Iron Edge or JONI
Deering makes. Also interested infe|
of double sleds. Luther II. Elliott. III
+. ID. 6, Skowhegan. Farmers TEL
Canaan So. tfjNF
HANSON'S HISTORY OF CANAAN
bloomfield. Norridgewoek. etc. wanted
II YOU have Il volume give description
and price or send on auproyal. K. III
Patten. tfiF
A FEW HENS OR PULLETs AND \
few hogs. Isaiah troweil, Maiboh'
Mills, Skowhegan. Farmers Tel. ~
3w2f
WE BUY BEEF HIDES, HORSE
hides, calf skins and raw fura peer
ing IL Rowell, Harmony. Sw-
WANTED TO HEAR FROM OwNER
of small farm consisting of 80 to !,
acres in good location with stock an
hay preferred. In answering give iua
description and lowest cash price .MI
Dress T.. o. Box GIL, Madison. 4w-'
TWO WHITE CHESTER BR0op
sows. One to two years old l'n'
to farrow between April l and i'th
Write particulars in first letter. JohA
+. lIunnewell. bingham. i"s'
BRING IN YOUR CALF SKINS. HIDE
and pelts to the Skowhegan TailS9.s.
Co. 20 Court St, Skowhegan. "''
ONE LOAD LOOSE HAY. Go0p
quality. Charles Green. Pleasant ~
Skowhegan. Telephone Is. u'-iI
MINK AND MUsKRAT FURs WANT.
ED. Will pay $1,000 for large MN,
$I4 for medium: IS for small Wlnts,
muslrat' $3.50 for large; 81 for nlrd'S w,
$50 for small; fall muskrat y III
large; $1.50 for medium: 81 for sn'n,
Money sent same day goods are ~,
ceived. Il. r. Sherman. Furrier. "
Temple ST.. Whitman, Mass. 6"'-
DAVID BARKER's POEMS. 80
use one or two copies. Send or pIm
them in and let me know the pa ,,
r.. L. Patten, Skowhegan. Hf'f
LIVE POULTRY--WRTTE IN fir,
letter.-kind and number you hs ,,S
Harry Cohen. Skowhegan.
LIVE POULTRY WANTED-Dho..
me u card. ] will call anywnsSs
Harry Nelson, 40 Pleasant ST., Sk ossos
gan
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Positions Wanted

WOULD LIKE A PLACE TO DO
lousework. Alice Punty. Arson. 2wiF
WOULD LIKE PLACE To DO
housewOrk somewhere in Skowhegan.
Miss Florilla Moody, Skowhegan II + ID
J. 4W2F
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ONE No. 3 BLUEBELL SEPARATOR.
Only used two months. Price $50. l..
L. Hartman, Bucksport. +. l.. d. No
4wls
FOX AND RABBIT"r HOUNDS. WE
sell our True Blue" strain of dogs
10 reliable parties to be paid for If
found entirely satisfactory. Trained
logs partly broken. male and female.
Pups mos Bank references. A. T..
cowell Il Son, Breeders and Trainers,
West Lebanon, Me. 4w1'
NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPIES FROM
large stock, very well bred A. l..
Thomas. rs Summer St, Maiden, Mass.
Tel 2G13M. iw52s
CRYSTAL HEADACHE POWDERS.
fallable remedy for your tired. aching
head. Money refunded IL you are not
satisfied. BY mail postpaid csc Holley's
Drug store, North Arson. tf51F
CLEARANCE sALE-vIOLINS I
have one dozen 800 vioiins, which ]
will sell for $50 each No need to buy
a pig In "A bag. Try one 10 days free.
VIM. l.. Leighton. West Pembroke. Me.
7w51.
TOBACCO--KENTUC NATURAL
leaf chewing and smoking. Rich,
ripe, mellow two years old aged In
wood 10 lbs. $500; 20 lbs. IS; sample
zoe, Maddox Bros. Dept. "A. Mayfeld.
Kentucky. Sw51'
IN NORRIDGEWOCk EIGHT ROOM
house, good cellar, shed and stable.
Electric lights throughout. With two
acres of land. Call or write 10 Amos
A. Johnson, N. N. Portland Sw5l'
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sAwMILL MACHINERY, ONE NEW

lIacket Il Witham gang edger. 2
new Racket & Witham saw mill
dogs, also for some second hand
mill machinery, repairs for Lane
and Hacket K Witham. saw mills al
so shingle mills. Somerset Machine
Conn my, Skowhegan. Both phones
til
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know there things in a practical way
Is it not time we gave real attention
to them?
ANCIENT PEDAGOGUE.
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Advertisements In these columns not to exceed m,
lines inserted once for 25c, four times for Soc ca.
with order. Each additional line SC. q, cos,o.,;
lines, reckon an average of words. Sfarss iaI
u not paid in sdvHnce, I DC sdditionai Is charr
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WAIVE Gnowy cL.DIotI BuLBs
Ar, wool rArEn NIL l.

Felt suitable for blankets and
euan Ire used To make warm gar
.ta men, *. Stjo per 10. II Kesan-
-lithal H. son. Box 80, WaterVilla,
isWsr .rn Co.,. i.'.sfas -
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ONE u. u. rrIsnEL WHITE ROCK

cock for breeding purposes, $3.50; one
Iowa Light Brhhma cock. $3.50; one
White Orpngt IN cockerel $50 and
81 and So each. Mrs. \. j. Blair, 297
North avenue, Skowhegan. y. l.. Phone
25i-2. 4w1
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ROUP-NO-MORE. Cures colds roup
canker, cholera, blacllhead and other
diseases in poultry. 1t saved my flock
OF turkeys" writes Ms. II. +. Carroll,
Amherst, Mass. Send me another gal
ion, I'm afraid to be without it, Mrs
c. X Merritt, william sburg. Mass Use
Vt to get the winter eggs We will tell
YOU how. Sample 15c. OF. soc. D or
81. Laboratories, Holyoke. Mass. John
r Lynch, Prop. 4w1f
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THOSE GREAT HIC-HEALTnf
Holsteus for sale each one selected
from farms In Northern and Central
New York. Fresh and chose sprinEera
always on hand. One OF a car load.
George ". SmaIlcy. 1;eadield. wi
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ONE GOOD SOUND WORK. HORSE,
weight 1900 lbs. Safe for lady to
drive; three new mlch COWS. Jersey
and Holstein. also good stove and junk
wood. Joseph Whittemore, StoWhegan.
Farmers phone, 20-fl0. iwt
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TOILET ARTICLEs, PItKFUMESJ
daVoriug extracts and novelties, prod :,
ucts OF the Tpiletine Co. Drop me
card and | VIII call. John {. corson.
f3 lfeselton s. Skowhegan. Succeeding
Geo. l.. McCur'iy. y. l. Phone l79-1E
iva ,
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GIHMEn TAPE ~ ROLLs-WE
have for sale gunmed paper tape, SC
called, three inches wide in rolls con-
yenient for doing un packages for the
mail or express and required by the
American Express Company for certain
Price roc per roll. lnde.j
pendent Il porter Co. ~. t. =.,dtf3fF
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DIMENSION LUMBER. DELIVERED
anywhere in Skowhegan. Fred II. Cox
Hanover St, Town. y. T.. Phone 1874
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East Madison. Electric lights, large
shed, garage and hen house. All in
good condition. George W. MacDon-
aid, Skowhegan. II T. ID No. and 3.
Swl*
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CHEVROLET CAR ~ GOOD con-
DIflON. VIII sell cheap for cash.
George Emery, Madison. 3w4
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OAK DINING TABLE. PERFECT
condition. price reasonable. Mrs. kl-
len Cover, 2H5 Water st. ShoWhegan.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10

Representing : fowe- gzr5sn- The -
suit is pleasing dress thai nay be
developed Il colo-s 10 suit the IN.
dividuzl ard Is certain 10 carry Al air
OF distinction
There IS 10 6ouht that clothes zre
growing more Joyous especially whe1
designers haye IN mind youthful wear
e-s In their description The EoEvis
sports. pas1ime- s1d ~c1-1oo-in--
appear with Increasing Frequency and
a favor Of theSs IDEAS Is ps-mea ting
the things worn IN the s-erydzE work
s-day world Sports clothes take away
years frr<n their mature ~ezre-s and
teach them no- 70 dress too tznely.
and their popularity Increases every
day
The one-piece. tailored frocS which
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10

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thrill u- =--E-C =--ll-a s.-=. .-z
the SE1 -- -- 1-l- .----
know -h= >=-=- q H.
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which T=-= z-e --1-=z e- -- ---
j. the L. Ez 81
their s-Iz---- says ---- E---
cTe4st - A. =---
OF earliest -- -- -- --
The p---sl % -= 1
had r=-lT=z-- -E - =-=z-. s-
withe-- E=zr ---=--z
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try Of E 10
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tired " Isl. = - ---
every t-= 81. ---
dragging e Ire ==.E-= 2 s=-r r.
stay l-a-= - z 81 .-
ac-yS~ -aa - a. -.--- ----
due s9--l-- e-- -- ---
n- al9-- --= eSl u r. @ q,
the core -E--z --- =- ns --
cliffs and f- -zar 5.- ----.-H ~
the uH---=.-, .5.o--.zE l- ,--
preciIlc~ t-1E- ---zr5z. Z - .-..--
me Sira.--- s IT, So I e-SzF.
erred and -l1= 1r uT --t mar r.v
str-s-1s tsE Sl-= 1sz--- --4
might "y q 7s-r -u- e---- -I- -Ha
top ~ -re l-=r= z1I s. s--
arnuul me tde- q -z- ------
l dld nor t-=. Inclined 90 s--.---- r.
The cliffs -- his T,za- 1-=-.-l n
means Of dsS1-L sld rh= Tex -=-5.
81 sand Eliea The r=e=.if-- -s+- Ha+
left hare q -h--- fox I=E -5rEs--
Il tunnel 90 - hack and s--f-- ~,
ment ] heard en- outcry in the h-.rs.
and Benny cane rear5u- on -- ~
heels u 1r- young T-o-se- I rrr-r
up my gun 70 tre. bu- th- sv1l--fo-.
OF Beuty anl lie pig z,sre s1eh ,hs,
was A. likely 70 hit one aS thz s-ha-
The PIC. Of cours@. made ds-Srs-.,-.
efforts 10 escape from tha e1I-Ia-es,
in which he found himself. His o7,,
hope was 70 g=t hack INTO the voo.3.
on the point. Benjy kept hin beaae+
on successfully. and I began to cd.
up. watching ny chance fo- a sho,
Suddenly the pig came dash,ps
straight toward Ine-obiivious. I sup
pose 10 everything but the wbit.
swapping terror at his heels Taxa
py surprise l fred-2nd missed. Tn,
pig shot between my knees. Be,5,
after him WfthstOod the shoek q.
he pig but not OF Benny. fell
esawins wildly. into matted mass o,
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10

straight silhouette with smart. low
waistline. Indicated by strdie or a
bloused effect. haE rle"ed itself high
in the regard Of women and is destined
10 remain there for some time. Never
theless, new arrivals in tailored frocks
include many that Indicate a return to
the normal waistline and a broadening
Of the silhouette at the hips Draped
and wrap around" styles in the skirt
portions OF these dresses strike new
note and panels. after q long popu-
larity, continue TO show ingenious new
developments.
a paneled dress appears at the right
OF the two pictured. The panels are
eascaded and pointed. finished st the
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10

-4- vas -he mouth OF the caye-but
= The CLIFFS. as I have already
$50 we're TOO steep for descent.
l- bur q tly could have crawled
- '-=l- turned To the craggy
" ~ Tie mountain. There. surely.
-,; D. Tie entrance TO the cave /,
-F- hours I Clambered among the
-.---. r-sllu= msn-led limbs and sun.
5--1-=-alt found no cave. I came
E 81 last wearily, TO tile grave,
--- lay The dust Of the brain that
l- =loTrl all-aud wild impulse
7e 90 ue TO tear away the eartb
E--l u'y bare hands, to dig deep.
-e----aat then with listening ear wait
-ar whispered word.
i TEt the dellrious fancy from mo
ans moved away to the edge of the
cliffs Looking down. I saw n marrow,
s-aI.-= shelf which dropped from the
CRANK 10 a distance OF ten or twelve
.r-i below. where It met a slight pro.
.esi-'- OF the rock. had seen IT be.
-are q course, but it had carried No
significance for my mind. Now
-'epE-ed down upon the ledge and fol
lowed il 10 Its end in the angle of the
Sauely hidden in the angle WINS 5
-o" doorway leading into blacknass
Now, Of course 1 ought in nrndono,
10 have gone back to the hut and CO
matches and a lantern and reO, eo
before set foot in the dartnass 'p p
that unknown place. But what bad
to do today with prudence-Fortnn,
had me By the hand. In went ho,a
~ Benny at my heels. The nassos
turned sharply. and for littIa r.s,
we walked in blackness. Tbs,
veered again, and a faint and far.,
light seemed to filter its wav 70 -
through 4 web woven of the vsrv s,,,, y
q night The floor sioped liz,
downward 1 felt my way w,tb m
ieet' and came to step-another
was going along descending nossan,
cut at Its steepest into rough ,rroe,
lar stairs. With either hand coa,
uouch the walls. All the while m
hsht grew clearer. Presently hv =,
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10

diced celery and TWO. red peppers o.
canned piIuenIoes. Chop the peppers
mix with the pineapple and celery and
add mayonnaIse- Serve on lettuce
leaves
Pineapple and Cheese szIad.-Take
one and one-half tablespoonfuls Of
gelatin Softened in one-half cupful Of
cold water, add one and one-haIf cup-
fuls OF boiling water. and when the
gelatin IS dissolved STIR in one-halt
cupful Of sugar. then add three-fourths
Of g cupful Of crushed and drained
pineapple. Pour half OF the mixture
into wet mold and chill Soften a
package Of cream cheese with little
cream and form into balls. When the
mixture begins 20 sIiffen arrange the
balls Of cheese IN the Jelly: add the
remainder Of the gelatin mixture and
SCI on ice until stiff. When ready to
serve unmold on a bed Of lettuce and
serve with mayonnaise dressing.
Tor1ztoes Stuffed With Pineapple
Peel nesiiun-sized tomatoes; cut a
slice from the top OF each and remove
the seeds and pulp. Sprinkle the In
side with salt and I'LL with pineapple
which has been drained and mixed
with nuts and mayonnaise. Arrange
the tomatoes on the lettuce; garnish
with half Of 2 walnut meat with may
opnzise dressing.
Pineapple ard Cucumber Salad
Drain one cuptul OF crushed bineap-
pie; edd one cupful of tinely-diced en-.
eumbsr. teaspo0nful OF onion Juice
all mixed with enough nayonnaise 10
be Eel seasoned Add salt cayenne
and papnka- Serve. on lettuce leaves
and over each salad place narrow
strips ot red and green pepper
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10
fcHAPTER x.-ce7;i7es5)


Captain Maeuus looked more '-' -
ease thau usual -
-nfd YOU thlnk O. 7oTin' the 7h''e t
vay round the dinsed -5-1S o F''>
he inquired ---
Certainly not SID NJ
with sa impatisn. t-7~r
man. In addition &c his o--fr la--'
tractlve qualities. Was tr-1-r- ia'' :
sbf-sy Hitherto, w.-h bis si-e7-+
and ssve-ish. Z I1tz-u.--s-- sH-
Mus An almost ulErly s5
bcz-s. he had been Of va--e-
ata.y u1-. We are E1Es 90 MAKE
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long ago became a strong rival for
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for no other reason than 10 vary the
monOtony Of the skirt and blouse cos
tune. Il is especially convenient Tor
the woman Of affairs. whose days are
full OF number of things" With
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up the tailored dress 50 that II VIII
hold its own in fine company and 1t Is
made in 50 great variety Of mate
rials and designs that there is much
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selves among recognized members Of
the tsilOr-made set It is all matter
OF getting used 10 them Among The
spring materials that serve well in
in this double capacity. is eponge
which designers no sooner see than
they desire TO use for making what
may be called paStime. clothes-in-
formal bur highly decorative. An ex-
ample OF this style appears here in a
simple one-piece frock OF eponse. very
generously adorned with queer ap-
plique figures OF smooth cloth in
bright cOlors. fastened By means OF
fancy stitching about the edges The
design leads one 10 think II was done
By futuriSt artist who dreamed Of