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New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Arrived Yesterday

c,,,,.,, fBr). Phnadelphia June . "
Z s Nsvisaiion CO. with md'e' r'e' w.
B'kiyn. ., ,-,.v,ta. "a ~
C.ha MAI s CO. with pass ana
Per Fo,, e. Gsofe. OBJ. Bermuts JSSs -
&, Furnes,- Bermuda Line. WIN ''V '''''
"'Si,, r,,,iio Iou carasena june -. Puerto CO.
io-nhis II santa Marta -. Kingston -. "a
t;nit,d PfuIt co. Nth - pass mans anu
r,ds. Pier IS. r -, 90 - the
,.rion Suiphur co. in ballast. on Liberty
Ee-.vety (BrJ. Calcutta Nay 9, Msalas
=, Colombo II. Cochin -, Aden r. ,.,la fe,iin
ls Por, sudan ~. Port SAID jsne :, Dof'o,' p,sr
- 70 norton L,5iy a Co. VII" '''''
ssn,a Therera (Br). cardenas June -,
Matauzas "a. 20 American 1uoam -
T,ns with sugar. Federal Sugar Eehneiy'
i1nrii s..sii. Point. Norfolk June 70 70 cost
ner. Curran Dullltt. with coal wee
Rayonns Philadelphia June 2s; 70 ih'
Vacuum OF Co with ndfe. b~}oncctn' 9s cctn',,icS.
ton ~ 70 clyde ; = CO. With pass ana
ocmulge.. Tampa June q: 20 Southern
G ( 20 With mdsc Pier -. y y
valscsA. Baltimore June = 10 IuhaIn
Z co With rrcss Pier q. X
Ro,alind fBD. ST Johns june -. 70
Bo~ring & Co. with pass. mans ana Hnt' b
Java 4. y kiyn o., ,.t,
JEFFERSON. Norfolk June 20. 20 Old Do"in :
ion transportation Co. with pass an"
fnLse Pier 81. y "
syrAy. nassau June -. 10 Munson Line.
wi,h ndte Pier 30, r
Eonrvaar tSor). Boston June = 70 y
stray : : Co. with ndsc. Pier :. kiyn.
Brighton tNorJ. Cananova June e.. 70
htlenflc Frui, Co with fldsc Pier 70.
George welzey. Bruna"ick juno -. 20
Gnnafiin & CO. with Nose on ked hooA
Fiats Bklyn.
Faraby S>weast.e. Eng. Juno -. 20 J II
Wfnchestcr & CO. iu bailaff. ~ Liberty,
Adice I'J.fGenoa Nay 81. 'aiania Jun"
g. Tripou Messina IN. me lth!h-
America. With mdfe. Pier j. Erie Basin.
Bklyn
Luxpalie. Genoa May ic. Lcshorn 81.
SApies p. Valencia June :. Malaga ].
Pof,inoo =. Lisbon IS. 70 y Mallory L
Co With mdse Pier 4. Army Base. Is hSn.
santa Olivia Baltimore June -. % the
Grace s co. With mdse Robins DFydocH.
Erie Basin. Hiyn.
Thomas II Wheeler. TEXAS city June p
10 Robert l. Hague. with mdse. PicT o.
Conrable Hook. y J
NIBORO DAM. Norfolk.
Epson fBT). Hpelvs.
Prssidcnie wilson GD. Trieste for
Naples
East
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Freight Ships Due

ys,sl Port Agency.
Santa Isabel San Frincisco. May 30
Norton. Lily e. CO
c,-cnco. Lisbon. June 10. c u Mallory Co
cape Henry, san Francisco, June
Atlantic Gulf a Pacific CO
Kossuth Prince. Naples. June Phelps Bros
sieei AGE. san Francisco June
Thode Fagelund. Duenos Ayres. June !
Kentucky. G.srai'Ar. june II ,
Slam City. Liverpool. june Jjssy,,,,,.0 + CO.
" standard oil Co.
Alaskan Boston. June % Unii Am Lines
! Lrckenbach. los Angeles. June IL
Luckenbach Co.
Exeter CITY. Swansea. ,sne is
city OF Melbouruc. Gibraltar. Jun. 10
Norton. Lilly CO.
Virgil. Para Junei5 Lampofi Holt Line.
Due Tomorrow
Dakarisr. London. June IS
International Mercantile Marine.
cor.on Hamburg Juge l7...kerr S co.
N'''''"'' Larport & Holt Line.
Due sunday
Lisbon NAru. san Francisco. June -
Vouide. weir 4 boyd
Lisbon. June isc y Mallory 4 CO
Pna de Hartmann, Liverpool. June ! g.
Turncrs. Witty CO
TyflDord. Chfisiianin. June ! T.
NorNcE.an-t-crlcan Line
West CampEaw. Boston. July !.
United American Line'
Hawaiian. Bos'on. July Unit An Lines
Due Monday
Poc ono. RIO de Janeiro. June u
Munson Lines
west Corum. Rosario. June 70
Munaon Lines
Due Tuesday
Toiuma. crisiohal. june p " Grace CO
Winona. Gibraltar. June q. Export : corp
Wcklka. Cardin. June d
III Winchester 4 Co
Due Wednesday
ATgur. Antwerp. june 70
Black Diamond 5 Corp
Harinonidss. Santiago. June u.
RIP Houston & Co
Due Thursday
Blair. Dun@lTA. June -. cosmopoiiian Line
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Board Ships to Meet Cuts
VIII Equal Any Rate Set in
micronesia Figh;

gsor Tie Tribpn-s Wdshn9'on Bureau
WASHINGTON June 2s-Following
,hs decision Of the Atlantic Inter
coastal Conference 70 throw open ell
rates in this trade because Of the
Withdrawal o. the American Hawaiian
Steamship Company, the shipping
Board to-day instructed operators 70
g.ycrrmcnt tonnage 60 meet all COM
pot-irc rates FOR caTgoes.
4 statement said: ""The North At
lanuc and Western Steamship Com
p.Ds tytil 30 instructed 10 meet com
rofflve conditions which arise when
II 81 abrolutely essential % do 80 in
order 90 obtain cargo.
Tho action on the part Of the con-
fc!ercc yesterday, il was said, auto
matcal7 disposcs O! the Providence
case. on irtcsco.s'al lines being at
liberty % call there for cargo II they
so desire
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Vessels Sold

cai.rh. gasolins screw. IS fonf; sold by
Wl.sret Gseer1crr q n. J. Llderman for
s. ant ether conslderailons
Irene. steam screw fii1 tons. soid by
Tni'ed states Shipping Eoard 10 A H.
Pull & Co for 80 AMI other eorsidera-
'lfrE
Lillian. steam screw. ana tons; soid
~ United states shipping roard 70 4 II.
pln d Co FOR 80 and other corsidera.
Tons
Masbe,h II. steam yacht. 90 tons: soii
81 Christian 81 Meyer - William
Ehier Tor 81 and other consifsrations
yyra. steam screw. - tons. sold hy
chAfies A Steel - Margaret A. KovAss
fer u ant ether cons.derai!ons
Satofah. caroline screw. 81 tons; gold
~ y " cars'alrs 10 Robert Oglesby FOR
s. and Other combinations
Sped ~. gasoline screw. Il ions. .o'd
BY George raek~i 20 Herbert Baum for
81 ard Other consiferations
raQul gasoline screw. 7 tons. cold BY
Nis soiheira 20 Ralph Q Spcor and May .
narl 4. bi.es foT $40 and other consldera-
f.ons
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

GIBRALTAR Juns ;s-Passed: Karroo
fRrl. Hangkong Tor Boston and New York
RoCKHANpTON. June 2s-rfY or
Yokohama tBr. New York via Newport
rRALrE. Juno .s-E."-rn Tempest.
TIENTsIN. Jun. 7T-Apus. san Fran
YonE. Jun. ;7-Emprs's of Asia tpr,.
BOMBAY. June 77-Kosmo tBr, Nev
HARTLEPooL. Juns y - MAslliA
fewefl sydney. { ~ ,or Fshjerg
sHANGHAr. tune ?7-Presiden, MeKin-
ley. Seattle. ?sth. Siberia Maru Jap). San
: GLASGOW. Jun. ;i-Am,rieAn Press
EAST LoNDoN. June :'-Harmodius
'ns. nws.AS;cmEsrER. Jun. :s-Msnehos,.r
Corporation fDrl. Montreal
LIVERPOOL. June ss--sachem 'bfl'
%o,e-Th. reported sailing s7,h of s'r
West crrrsv for Sr~ orleans war an error
LEiTH Juno ss-sianmoro tBT). PhiiA-
PLYMOUTH. June ,p--AuSAble. Herno-
LONDON. June :p-Fionia DAM, Port
Iand orc and Snn r,anS,.so S.~ oyis,s. via vo''"
MANILA. June .s-Neleu- tBr). View
York VIA Sorfolk
HONG KONG Jun. .'-sh'dauosa
Maru fTapl. s~aiiiN Via Yokohama. Tilsa-
lax 1DD san Francisco
BREMEN. juno ?3-Doringion Court
fR-i New orleans -. Comes Peak. CAL
v~ason a. Norfolk
cHRfsr.ASsASD Juno - - Dallas
HALIFAX
COPESHAGEN. Juns 7S-Easslie. Bal
un.ore Via Sorfo!A. -. CORN tDan). New
York
HAMnTRG. June 15--Hansa fGer). Sew
York. Springfield Montreal and quebec.
- garonia fBrl. Scw York.
ANTWERP. June .f--N~w York, Port
Arthur. - Kalypso NerEotu (Grh), Mon
treai
gCEZ. June a. nloesom Heath (br).
Manila for New York
GIBRALTAR. June :s--Marija Racic
(Forl Monircai for Ca'ania.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Marine Reports

Winds Mt s~a To-day
u..,.,. ,o Key Wes'-Noierafs N
fre,h south. weather partly cloudy. WIN
occasional showers -
Fart Gulf-Mofefat- roNfne"S'
weather generally fair. S..
IVES, Cuif-Motefate 20 fresh fouih'at'
and weather genefally TAR ,...
Caribbean sea and windvaFd fassaest-.
Moderate 20 fresh easiefiy "no "o"'"e
Moth of sandy Hook and sandy heon
a. u.,t.,as-Iocai southweHt and weather
fat r,. N,otr..ts %
,.a.h ,on,h,rlv weather partly olouay'
re, psrmuda and Ncinity-Genie v"
riable. and weather partly clopn1'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Sailed Yesterday

CITY % Seattle. Phnsdclphia Fiorlnda
,sp) santander East Cape. Napief. Poit
Caroline (prl Freemantie. Anaconda.
Rotterdam Mary. 81 John, Fort Gaines
(Sofj. Bsracoa Alaguaah. Pe,rOgrad
Tuscan. Norfolk. Ellis OlIOnl). Porto Bar
fios. oscar II tpaa). CoTerhason Tymerie
(Brl. Iantis WucTttcUhurs lGcTl Ham
burg Matinicock Baltimore ESperanza.
TainpicO Songeiv tNofJ Bergen CITY a
Los Angeles Los Angelos. Ia Touraine
tFrj. HaVre city of Montgomery, S1van-
ngh. Lnmae. Newark, Tartar Prince cape
Town. Armidale. -----. sch Granville X
Bacon ----- Santa Tecla. puerto CJl0.A-
bia and Csrtagsna. West Lashaway. Genoa.
Norwich City CB). HamOurg svartfond
fAorj. Norfolk
pelita (Sor). Santiago: Castlepofziano
90. Naples and Genoa
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Departures

YOKOHAMA. June :s-cyelors CBr),
New York
AUCKLAND. June ,'-Sihsar, CBD.
Vancouver. u {.
MANiLA. June ;s--Tusealoosa ci,y. san
FowEV. June :7-Rowcna CSor). Phili-
GslThA
SINGAPORE. June 2s-Aleinous OBJ.
Boston and $ew York
SHIELDS. June 2s--iiv (Sor). Whining
ton
DOTLOCSE June 3s--Noordam (DO.
.-rr. Rotterdam. New York
CETt-. .fune 3s-The i@ambs New York.
LONDON. June 2s-EsseK County,
Montreal
HoNGKoNG. Jun. 7s--EAstern knight.
Nev York: Empress Of Japan tBrl. Van
HAMnURG. June 1s-sierra Leone
fnasD. savannah, - Paul. New York
.sfhs Georgian. Baltimore sverre 'Nor)'
IRDRossAN. June 7i-Drem.r,on. Bal
ROTTERDAM. Jun, :s--Sooream tDD.
sorTHAMPToN. June :9-st Paul
ffro-- Hamburgl NsN York
SINGAPORE. June :9-Margsre, Dollar.
Baltimore.
LEITH. June ,3--CapulS New York,
MANCHESTER. June te-Arehimedesv
fnrj. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Japan to Protest Burning
OF Consulate by Chinese

TOXIC. June % (By The Associated
Press Japan is preparing TO hle a
protect 20 PekiEg against the burning
By Chinese bandits Of the japanese sub
consulate near Chicntao. a town in
asnchuris, just across the Corean
border Special dispatches from Seoul.
Corea, report three japanese killed at
Chientao and the hospital and thirty
houses burned.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

afternoon a, pier ss. y p ,wes, sSth 81 4,
Toioa tHrl, Havana June -. 70 Oni'so
Frut CO with mans y esleeten 70
afternoon az Pier IS. z tNalifn Leny
Monterey. Havana June ~. 70
cuba Mail 3 e 90 with malls u ttpecte1
4, dock forenoon A. Pier - Dklyn 'Mon-
Dne Monday
yerrei Port. Agency
Ofduna. CherboufC. June -
Royal Mail steam Packet co
rs,eoulho Crletohai June "a.
Pacific steam Navigation co
San Juan san Juan. June -.
' : y A Porto Rico 8 8 CO
Nsracalho MayacueT Juno - RED Line
Gugiielfno peifcc. Palermo. June -
Due Tuesday
t'rltsd states Chfifiiania. June ~
American Line
Majestic, southampton. June -.
pr.sidsnt Monroe. London. June J.
bayern. Hamburg. Jun. -
United American Lines
Munsmar. Aniiiia. June 20 Nunson Lines
~ '-"'- " NY& Cuba Mall IS CO
Duo Wednesday
Aeropolis. Gibraltar. June -.
American Black Sea Line
81 PsuL Hamburg. June 70 American Lihs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

Ae~ibAy - NJ Sand Key june 20
Sa.saIoiiie LOCO from Chofrera june -
city - savannah i-i sw Ha,teras Jun.
concho 81 sc,fsnd June >,
Dean Emery - SsE Jupife- lar. a
~ n 4lesne Jag - IS lon si.3s June -.
~ lsieo 8. ~ south Pass June -
Edwarf J. DoaeHy 592 " By sand K.v
June Lt '|
Ekion bss sE Galveston Jun. -
a Monet Jr -. 81 Gsivc,fo- r,,,, %
j y FeF ~ Na't,ras June p
apan Aff.N - Wv Tortufas Jun- -
Lewis lhuilow J.. y Eebeeca saoat.
June % "''''''
Nafrarct - - Jupiter June -
Monterey lfs : s-cflsni Tyne -
y 1skoeee i-5 NJ Jupiter June -
H'5f' IN Bridge ~ T Havana June -
- hryefcn Jar 800 lon 7sss Lure =.
ROANOKE 90 - Jupiter June -
- ." H~'''I4S June
~ Sphglding ~ y Haiisras June %.
Sap.nf sun 90 S Jupiter June -
saniA Isabel go 8 Overfails June >,
- - hroon 70 z Sand Key June p
s"F'''shi - ESE Jupiter June %.
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Citv Island

Pound South--s-hs J " Coneau (Br).
s. Johns. =. fof New York With zeal oii
o. boNring y Co. Gertrude Parsons fBrl.
Walton foT Sew York WITH piling. 10 san.
ley y Miner. Annie B Mitchell. LonE cove
Tor Nc" lo-k win stone 20 Booth Bros
h.4ph ) IarfOrs Stamford for New York
Hound Iast-scas Annie + Chas,. Sew
York for Lulec. Rusalka. New York fo-
Naniucset, Daniel TompK.nA NsV York
ior BRIDGEPORT Harriet D Sew York ior
an Eastern port la't4r anchofed).
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Fire Record

4 n DAMA1E
IzIo-2is7 linton ~. the BronS:
Ernest Miller. ........ Unknown
I.Qo-i5- wesichester av. the Bronr.
Benny Hcs.n ........ .. L known
tt5-l755 Amsterdam sy., rubbish IN
lIB-s? y Moore St. automobile
truck Siapieton Produce co. None
s-as-ioi " eth - unknown Trihinr
si5-lTf0 Jerome av. the Bronx
ssO--ssi W :sth - Mrs. Rariehe.
u.o-ss' ''S w es,h -. Mrs Maissr.s
Po!itter ..-..---..---- Tfin'ns
:ss-s,h av ard isI,h 81, L s,rye-
flfe ......... .... ..... I lnkno~A
32s-iiU Longfsllow av John Go.
iso-f.se and cherry u,. wagon
Meyer a GO ........... lfknown
:so-soi iith 81 Samuel Garsei
Unknown
(1o--fb4 water -. load ~ hay. At
lsntic Hay CorpoFatiou. rrknown
t--ti z 80 a. Nathan Peariman.
Unknown
s.iO-aos ". i4th At. B.rnhardi.
sHCsss W iisth ct. soYhls
nao-tIS oT.na a.. AeoIph H,id.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

svi,,,,ar 1855 NJ Jupiter June -.
" q Teaeie - " Sand Key June -
" n Libby $50 " Sand Key June =
.r-rrira fst s1.7 Ion 1sis June %.
Gulfting & sand Key June -.
Gulfprlnce - ~ ToriugaH juno -.
Gulrrade 50 r Sand Key June -
Presidcnt Monroe lat iebi lon S.s jun
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

BCENos AYREE. June .s-Kens~ls
New Orleans
PLYMOUTH. June .s-Aafania tpr),
Montreal for Southampton.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service

Distanc. 80 given IN miles Reports ar.
dated 40 neon unless Otherwise specihed.l
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE Mail Information will Be found
.n psavei Page. Eighth Column.
Tho railing hours below are daylight
aying time
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

Aeropolis. Gibraltar. June -.
American Black Sea LIN
&, Paui. Hamburg. June 20 American LIE
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-09

sprinkle each with salt. Cover with
another plate and put heavy weight
on top. Let stand for an hour or two.
Remove the weight, rinse each slice
In cold water, wipe dry, dip in beaten
egg. then in seasoned crumbs and fry
until brown For fritters dip the
slices in fritter batter and fry In
deep fat.
Cornish Pssty.-Make II rich bis
cult dough and line Il deep pie tin. Add
layer of round steak with plenty Of
suet, all cut into half-inch cubes;
layer of sliced potatoes, with slice or
two OF yellow turnip Il layer Of shred
dcd onions nll uncooked, as we'll as the
meat. Cover with Il top crust, leaving
vent and bake in Il moderate oven
until the vegetables are well done BE
sure to season well with salt and pep
per before adding the Ton crust. The
moisture in the fresh meat and vcge-
tables is usually enough. When 2ell
Drowned. wrap in Il cloth to steam for
ten minutes before serving This seems
to bring the flavor, oll through thc
crust, making = dish thnt will serve
for the whole meal
Stuffed E,, pI,n+ f,,, :, ,,rro orp
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Teethina Ends
Babies Colds
In a 7lUinkling

Mothers all over the South are fast
learning that Tcethina, the wonderful
prescription of Il famous physician. is
the best remedy on earth for breaking
up baby'S cold almost overnight.
Thousands are testifying that Teeth
ina stopped their chldrcn's colds
while they slept and scores Of others
say whenever their baby starts SneeZ-
ing or the nose begins running, they
just give them Tccthina and that's the
end Of the cold.
Too much stress cannot be laid
upon the necessity Of breaking up q
child's cold before it gets hold and
thereby preventing serious troubles,
such as bronchitis. tonsilitis, the ter
riblc mastoditis and many other dan
gerous troubles Of children. Wise
mothers know this and always keep
Tecthina on hand.
Your druggist sells it or the NIof-
fctt Laboratories, Columbus, Ga, will
send YOU regular size package and Il
valuable booklet on the care of the
BABY, If YOU will send them Soc
Advertisement.
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are faithfully reproduced and CON
SplcunlSly featured throughout wom-
ems knitted apparel sections.
seems that white in these ath-
letic sweaters appeals most to the
high school and university girls who
expect to rcvcl in outdoor sports dur
ing the coming months. However IL
large and interesting" color range in
these knitted garments includes excel
lent fall shades.
Since heavy knit sweaters are Of
such truly smart style. be sure that
every detail Of manniSh perfection be
uncompromSingly reproduced in the
garment YOU buy. In the first place.
to be top-notch mode, Your knitted
coat or Slip-on must be manufactured
Of the very highest grade, O-pcrcent
worStcd yarn. Thus is real comfort
and enduring wear guaranteed. Next
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-09
DYED HER SKIRT, DRESS,
SWEATER AND DRAPERlES
WITH "DiAMOND DYES"

Each package of Diamond DYES" con.
tains directions SO simple any woman can
dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses,
skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters
coverings, drapcrics hangings everything,
even if she has never dyed before. BUY
Diamond Dyes"-no other kind-then
perfect home dycing is sure because Dia.
mond Dyes are guaranteed not to spot
fade, streak, or run. Tell your druggist
whether the material YOU wish to dye is
wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton
or mixed goods. ds.-Advcrtisemcnt
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-09

CF1ILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS:
FAVOR MANNISI1 SWEATERS


said on this subject more
than was required Il few seasons ago.
A sizenblc group In those days might
have contained all the styles In
trimmed hats considered necessary
for the equipment Of little girls, but
times have changed, and now pages
could be filed with the variety Of de-
Sgl displayed for the benefit or little
ones Designers appear to be expert
mrnting along Il new path-they are
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three pints OF milk. Simmer gently
for ten minutes. When the cheese Is
dissolved season with salt and pep
per- Il tablespoonful. of butter and
pinch Of sugar Add Onc.half cupfui
of cooked macaroni cut fine. Beat
three eggs well, mix with little of
IN" soup and add gradually to the re-
Eiaindrr, stirring constantly. DO NOT
let the soup boil after adding the eggs.
Serve with diced toasted bread.
Sardines on Toast.-Trim the crust
from slices of bread and cut into
finger sized pieces and toast. Drain
the shrdincs from the oil and lay one
on each piece Of toast; sprinkle with
pepper and lemon juice ana cook ten
minutes in a very hot oven.
Spiced Apples With Cder.-Tol,e
one cupful each Of brown sugar and
cider, onc-fo,lrth Of cupful of vine.
gar, two bay leaves. twenty whole
cloves, six whole allspice, two incbns
of stick cinnamon ana n blade ~
mace. Put into saucepan and bring
TO boil. Pare, core ana quarter clrh,
tart apples; add to the slrup and
simmer gently until tender. SKIN
out the fruit, boil down the s,run I'm.
til thick rs honey. pour over the
fruit. Serve cold with cake.
Quick Beef Stew Cut cold ro,st
beef into small pieces, drcdge win
seasoned flour and fry brown IN rnt
ter. Add chopped onion TO season =
little currant Jelly and beef extro =.
dissolved in little water. IIcot thon
oughly and serve.
Green Peppers stuffed.-Cut oep t,o
tops. remove the seeds ond u,,,.e
membrane ficm the pcpners nor,,nn
them until tender, then stufr with =
mixture Of crab meat and hroo.,
crumbs. Bake until well brownoa
md hot all through.
Ntl44 1rlA~<4e
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-09

have to concede that they do know
how to choose sweaters.
In fact, In our eagerness for the
genuine article, we are going so far
rs to patronize mems clothing houses.
According 10 their report, their sales
Of sport sweaters to girls and women
have been almost as large as to their
male customers. However. 1t Is not
necessary to do this, for these sub
stantial sweaters so purposefully de-
signed for wear in the great outdoors.
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Shave With cuticura SOAP

And double your razor efficiency as
we'll as promote skin purity, skin com
fort and skin health. No mug, no
Shiny soap, no germs, no waste, no irri-
tation even when shaved twice daily.
One soap for all uses shaving bathing
and shampooing. g.-Advertscment.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-09
CALOMEL GOOD
BUT TREACHER0US@ :
Next Dose May SaIivate, Shock
Liver or Attack Your
Bones.

You know what calomel is. It's NOR.
curry; quicksilver. Calomel Is danger.
GUS. 1t crashes into sour bile Iiko
dynamite. cramping and slckening Won
Calomel attacks the bones and should
never be put into your system.
If you feel bilious, headachy, constt.
pated and all knocked out just 20 to
your druggist and get bottle Of Dod.
sons Liver Tone for a few cents which,
is harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful
and if 1t doesn't start your liver and
stralghten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without making
you sick. you just go back and get your
money.
Don't take calomel It makes Won
sick the next day; it loses you days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
YOU right up and you feel great. No
salts necessary. Give it to the children
because it Is perfectly harmless and
can not salivate.-Advertisem
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night. Here Is
one which will
appeal to most
of us:
Dutch Soup
Put onc-half cup.
full o { grated
G II Sc into a
SulfceDan With
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RI kl!fH!ltn II! y
CABINE T1
&@). l922 Westorn NeMspaper Unlon.l

we should praise our friends. our
Near and dear ones; We should look or
ana think OF their virtues till their
lauits fade away; and when we love
most, and see most to love. then only
Is tho wise time wisely to speak OF
What should still be altered.-Iar-
riet Beecher Stowe.
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American Miners Out>Sg Russians.
American coal miners, thrown out
or work by the five months strike in
the United Stutes. have been drifting
ln'o the pits of the Donctz basin in
Russia.
me Bolshcvik government ut Mos
COW announced the other day that 32
Americans III the Yusowiki mine had
established Il record by digging in one
day two and onc-half times as much
coal as did the 'ame number Of Rus
sian miners. 1t is understood that
more American miners are on their
way to Russia.
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CamePs Popularity.

The camel cannot swim. The moment
1t loses its footing in running water
1t turns on its side and makes no effort
to save itself from drowning.
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Perhaps q woman wants to cheat
the custom house because it might get
head start and cheat her.
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There is always fool at one enc
Of flattering tOnguc-and sometimes
at both ends.
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Red springs the rye,
AS autumn days decline,
And from the brilliant sky
Less llorid splendors shine.
It's airy, luStvous line
The SoSSamcr displays,
And family brcathcs the pine
In autumn days.
William Hewitt.
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Ihe nnalac

Then YOU approve of women wear
ing pants us wcfl ns skirtS:"
@Why motif can sell both?"
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WHAT SHALL WE HAVE TO EAT?

Soups are nourlshrng, appetizing
nd Especially Agreeable on q cool
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GUS Ways Oh pre-
pairing this tasty
vegetable, the fol.
lowing are u few /:
Fri Q d e 9 9
P'ant.--Pare and
cut in thin slices.
Pile the slices OH
Il lnrge plate and
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ReIiqiouS Exercise

Two shipwreckcd sailors were on a
desert island. They were utterly mis-
crablc, pinchcd with hunger and cold.
The one more wrctchcd than the
other said to his companion: Can you
pray, BiIl?"
"No."
Can YOU sing ii hymn?"
'No."
Well said the hrst. "lct's have
something religious; let's have col
lection" Transcript.
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WAYS WITH VEGETABLES

This Is the season Of the year when
egg plant abounds. There are varl.