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crimson, though she tried to laugh
go. The visitor, with instant kind
ness, covered the little break.
Whenever they're ready, they're
going to dine with mel" she said. pat
ting Harriet's hand with real affection
and understanding. But Mary was free
% reflect. She had the eyes Of a con
tented woman, freed from her owl
DrOblem for those Of others. "And Har
glet Il certainly mad about Richard
Mary unused.
But with the rest OF the world she
aae 20 decide that there was something
q the affair that ahe did not under
slsnd.
When everyone else had gone from
fAe terrace, and the lats afternoon
light was throwing clear shadows
eeeSss the warm red bricks, Nina and
16a Tabor remained, talking. "And
aOw we positively must 60 In, Nina r.
xda said. "We've wasted this whole
afternoon have to get. packed II
gm going to the Jays'i"
But you're not going to the Jays'r'
aElna said In soft, sweet, confident re-
aalhdef.
'Bnt I must, dariingi"
"No. you mustn't"
~But, dearest, / truly have to"
"Bnt, Ladybird," Nina laughed hap
Sly sent them a message this at.
ssrnoon that you were staying with
mel 80 now" she finished trium.
eAantly. "that's settledi And wen 20 to
BED early, with. books, and talk. and
znaybe creep down for something to
eat about eleven, rs we did that other
sight"
~Nina," Mrs. Tabor said, In a new
voice, in%terruptIng her, you didn't tel.
ephone Mrs. Jay, did your" d
Indeed / did,"
swell, then, you were extremely I'm
pertinent and oficious," said a new
voice, that Nina hardly recognized.
Poor Nina Harriet found her Sob
bing on her bed. half an hour later,
and took it for a sign that the wound
would cure, that Nina did not resent
her sympathy and comfort. Nina was
still heaying with deep sobs, albeit
taking steps toward a hot bath and a
beeoming gown, when Ida went away.
Her farewells were made only to the
composed interloper, who went with
her pleasantly to the hall door, and
turned back with some remark for
BOttomley that was in the perfect tone
Of the mistress. Ida's heart was hot
within her as she looked her last at
Crownlands, in the mellow light of the
summer twilight.
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SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER L-Harrlet Field. twenty
sight years old and beautiful, IL the So
cal secretary of the firtatious Mre is.
belle Carter, at "Crownlalds," Kcnaro
CaTtsr's home. and governess 81 - 49,
old and impressIonable. fancies himself IN
love with his mothers attractive eSeFs-
taEy. Mrs. Carriers latest AFFAIR
with young Anthony .Pope, n tho routn
% taking II very seriously.
CHATTER u-Prssidihg over Tie 90
cupa this anime Afternoon, Hef!1es
p~resoAndiy disturbed BY The srrvel exxte
tsa pesty Il ehs city, Biondin dnAEes -.
eelf eHrssaAiS % Nina. and leave . e4ep
fnerssNsn On Tths unSoDAiasicafeSes Rl
CRATER IN. - Haxr.ers a&tfatisa
'Gs0Wniand8@ 10 explained By the fnce
that he had hsen q 6istuFbing .eleanea& "a
hef life ten years before and ehe xsAIg
~. The ,sasn Y ~ we've sdv Ma sssS
He frankly announced 70 Harriet hAs n
tenfion Of marrying Nina, Who aS the
daughter OF the wealthy Richard Cafses.
~ O highly Desirable .scatch," ND urge
rSwsf. and AFTER pleading With hin q
ohAndon his scheme agrees % fellow o
naaiAw Of n~astEaltts. " So
cEl At; M; :Bs ss. y,si, s. as' y Sss,
he had had her homo during her unfor:
eanhka @nQOalntAncS with Bi0ndins an4
tails hgg Of his Greappearance y TIVE
women. realizing the u~ngcFupulous nature
q the man. view the future with appss-
CRATER v. 80 Knowing the tender
feeling ehe has inspired In Ward Carter.
Ha!ztss is tempted g marry him Tor TIE
though realizing shs does not love HIN.
HlchnAih has. tnGrntihtAd hinnaelf with
MA0esne Carter, Richards mother. ana
she - whole-heastedly IN favor Of his
riot TO marry him at once. she procFas~
tina4AA
CHAPTER VI.-Angered at his wife's
too open Irritation with young Anthony
Pope. Richard Carter markedly shows MS
resentment. Isabelle, ardently returning
her youthful lovers attachment, elopes
with him on his yacht. and pursuit 10
useless. The news Of ne sensational at
fair, exaggerated. OF course. by gossip,
nublic property.
CHAPTER VII. Ward Carter again
irges Harriet to marry him. but che can
merely for the sake Of self-advancement,
and refuses. TIL fact of Mrs. Carriers
I elopement becomes public. Harriet's ca
pable managing hand is more than ever
needed at "Crownlands," and despite the
complications she f~oresees as inevitable
sha decides to remain. -:
CHAPTER v1II.-Blondin puts pressure
on Harriet to forward his marriage with
Nina, but she makes up her mind TO
defy him. Richard Carter questions her
concerning her knowledge OF Blondin'n
intentions, and she counsels active oppo-
sition to the match. The family, with
Harriet, move to a summer establishment
on Long Island.
!. CHAPTER Kiln the new home Har-
ret, with Madame Carter and Nina, set
tie down for a vacation. In q frank talk
with Nina Harriet endeavorB to show her
BIondin's unworthiness, but 1t has little
effect on the infatuated girl. On Richard
Carriers icsisteRes. ~ffarrei>js installed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-23
"Grinoo."

The weird ''gringo," Mexican nick
name for an American, is in Spanish
dictionaries Of many years ago. The
word was first brought into the Span.
ish language from griego and the use
of the French phrase ito speak In
Greek" which was generally applied
to persons who spoke in a tongue un-
ineligible to them. 1t Is not, as has
been stated, of Mexican war origin
Dearborn Independent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-23
What Price Ink2

Circus Manager-Tve found a way to
w money. Everybody rides over the
railroad except the tatrooed man. We
send him by second class snail. How
do you make itT "Hc'S printed mat
ter and goes any distance for 2 cents
an ounce."-American { e~ion Weekly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-23
Nauarene Re7issF eSatinuss.44

The congregation that attended
the revival at the Nazarene Church
Tuesday evening herad' a most inter-
esing sermon by the evangelist; the
Reverend Canary. Several additions
were made to the church. The re-
vival will continue all of this week.
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The Weekly Ledgers New Serial Story =

nmHsrress OF me h0uBSnold, ~ nn1-
inR her position u~ntenable, declares her
in1snfion OF leaving. Richard makes an
offer Of marriage. as . wal u OF the
thIrE impossible while Mrs. Carter
fthouRh divorced) Is still alive. refuses.
and caves the house. To her old-fash-
Toned ideas. the fact that Richard Carter
has been grantsd 2 al diy S,% IRON h n,s r err
tai ties. and marriage with him ID I'm
possible.
CHAPTER Kat her sisters home
Har!itst helps 70 brsnH nsf .s{ps dsnS mSpnsw
Iin6sscordially approves Harriet,s stand
on tAs question % mAsTsags With 2 q.
jk1rco4 man. David paNen0ofG Nnd9,
SsssAss,.s.lrys:. 2. T sSo'i nd ss:ss Sc S nss XIV ~
81 accspt him when FicheES Carlos NJ
neaT~ Win the announcement that Ia
baiiA 10 dead and no obstacle % his mar:
1ags WITH ~, Asr,.ss ss 2 y oc;s, 3 s s,El
snsnssed. Harriet dffsFe te3tel, HlrhAyd
~ ciSc,mnstances OF her SntanG1esnSnt'
with Biondin, bat he refuses 70 listen.
Nj. - The news Of their
moehsr's death shSck,as e Vac ma
Ing. the three take y trip TO Bermuda,
ana on their return Richard CAftes real
ICES that M 90 deeply In lave. with HaF-
Ffefe though thoif4 marriage has simply
BEEN one Of convehisnce,
. CHAPTER xn.+Forps1 announcement
Of the wedding a made, and Madame
Carter somewhat ygrndsingiy welcomes
her new dauRht<rstn-iAW. E1Arrietss close
friends. however, many of. them pxoFni-
nasTt In society circles, willingly :NceoFd
heF q place, and extend sincere eongratn-
lations to Riehfrd. r. A
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aAsk Her-she't Tell Youl Ask Heri1
believe that I would make Nina q good
husband, don't YOUR he asked Harriet
directly and quietly.
She was not looking at him. Her
eyes were on Richard Carter.
II believe you would ruin her lieeis
she said. deliberately.
"Thank you,n Richard said. II think
that IL allg MT, BIondip. I was aware
that you had-misunderstood Mrs.
t0Ss@hssd lsesst Wess.S
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aIo AsCoTT PL. NE.
Continued.

- {Bef. ID and ID, Bryhnt and Adnms1
- Cornpafstively new 2-sfory colonial brick
WITH 6uilt-in garage. 0tunqsualiy good rms
ssd bath, spiendidly finished. With every
ronyesience: French doors to dining rn.. and
many added extras. making It considerably
better than new. Owner occupant, compelled
to sell Immediately. will take less than 5000
portuuity to secure onc Of these ieSrabic
hsmes. Inspection BY permit. See this ut
- .. b. aASTzlNGERI E.eeihsive Assss.
o12 1OtA u. a.w. Aatn $S1t
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nm. sALE-H0USEs.

VIZ REPEAT. BUILD YOUR HOME IN PREF;
erence TO buying q house. We design. build on
yorr lot. to your ideas. Is years experience.
issf 10 in Wssfffngton. TEPPER CONST. CO..
HlT 40" st. NV. Phone u. 1914 or y. 1909:
DEsIRABLE COLONIAL HOME; CENTER
hali plan; six large roons; AMI; lot 75xll0;
(n.w1 d. c.: 6ne view. Bargain hunters.
i1ere IN YOUR chance. Cash talks. 1t must 70.
pnnpe ciave. 1Aa0.
MODERN GROOM HOME IN FIRsT-cIAss
ccndition; no agents. OWNER, 90 Rhode Is
land ave. NV. -..- = - =. :
INNE6I1TE POSSEssION-6ROOM. MOD
efn.s new house; one Of best sections NV: wcst
i4fh Il, near Park I'd, Easy termssv Addrsss
Box 2SS.P, Star once. -.-.-- LIZ = Z. 7
M OWNER. ATTRACTIVE CORNER HOUpE
WITH 8 an outside rooms; bath; h,-w.h- eiees
fric Efhts, gas. single garage; iargs front
yard ana paved rear yard. Come and 81 q
between $50 and 1880 am. ON Monday. Wei
nesday, Friday and Sunday and between. 1
ahd s6:lO nm on Tuesday. Thursday and sat
afdaX lPfice % .000. Must have 5000 cash.
NH stake less IL you can pay equity cash.
.GHVVY CHASE, Nd. NBWLANDS 81,
hG68tifuI defached bungalow Of . :. and 3 b.
zs ye7vQ1ed poreAes including aeeplng
q 81 fafSee; 1t 5tx1Ee: shrub6ery worth
ri tfS15sal 66ahfs: : mut sell st saes
5synsi 10y idlssa Sox Sl.R, 81. Sf6es.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
NEW. MODERN BUNGALOWS WITH
sleeping porches. In Lees Addition to silver
Spring, Nd. ]. D. CIagett. owner and builder.
Phone woodside 100. So
NEW BuNGAL0W-5 ROOMS, BATH. ATTIC
seabrook station, 12, miles from Washington on
Pa. R.R., f4c fare: -acre rich ground, :6
ftu1s .ree; JoHN nsas R1shEs Rsfs1se Highway
ONLY 800 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH. IN.
cluding interest; beautiful new 4-room bunga-
low and bath; handsome elec. light fixtures:
beautifully papered; range in Kitchen; running
water; very large lot for flowers. .vegetabyes
and chickens, and near electric car line. J. H.
ROGERS, owner Phone Hyattsvilie 5d-J.
MODERN 5&ROOM BUNGALOW; CITY CON,
veniences; well shaded; lot 5Ox246;s chicken
houses. screened porches, finished attic, con.
fsss ss:1 sss pes
dress Box 116-R, Star ONCE: 3s
I'm MARYLAND-s ACRES WITHIN 100 FEET
, of Capital Traction cars: no improvements;
g: $500 90 izoI =. NJ. MARTIN 7s4 18th q. NV
NORTH Of CITY. IN MARYLAND-5-K00N
house, acres OF land. 500 feet from Capital
Traction car line; 1850. H. n. MARTIN,
734 18th ct. NV. Main s500.
NEAR GRACE CHURcH RO1D-Bk1UTi-
lot, lot i5o feet square: beautiful lawn. .xoHers:
truck garden; young {ruit tress; ; ehieEea
bE ISssi BRfSa, ING e Moeesids. ssa T. IA. Il pee'1'e
7ROoM HOUSE; Anil; on CONN. AVE.
, extended; good-sise lot; close to Capital Trae.
ton cars: price q, SO B, n. -NARTIN. ~
BETHEsDK wxrEINS 1yE:-BY 0wNEl
Troasl: fsgits lowers: sarage; ehiehea ks.ssI
III. HkR6NIHs ~ s. ~ ~ Il \
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FARMS
FOR SALE.

-. FUR SALE.
TWO ADJOINING PRODUCTIVE VIRGINIA
farms; NO agents. Address Boz S05-R, Star
once.
u ACRES. s.ROOM HOUSE. BANK BARN.
stream, fruit. shade. convenient to electric
road and hard macadam road. Buildings in
good condition and could not be duplicated
for price asked for entire place; $500. SOC
Fendall bldg. So
HIGHLY DESIRABLE FERTILE FARM, LO-
Gated in Montgomery county, Nd. within
twelve e-mie circle Of White House; about
half mile from concrete state road: short dis
tance from school, church and stores: I'M
proved by brick dwelling; large barn. COW
barn, staye silo and 0utbuildings. Address
Box 89-R, Star once. -
IL ACRES FERTILE SOIL, 7-RooM HOUSE.
h.w.h., electricity, bath; furnished II desired I;
Great Falls line. Phone Clarendon SO0-F-4. ~
MARYLAND FARM, 90 ACRES. 10 MILES
from Washington: house Of 10 rooms; 90
acres cultivated. 10 acres woods; wells: run
ming water in fields: very desirable; priced for
quick sale at $4,000; terms; must be sold to
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
Main S4l5. 14l0 G NV.
EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY OR SELL
one Of the prettiest in southern Maryland: on
salt water; private shore: beautiful view;
photograph and description on application
OWNER 6S Seaton pl. NV. n. 6755-J. A.
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WANTEn-HoUsEs

By COIORED COUPLE, SMALL HOUSE IN
| or near Takoma Park. Write % Denwood
ave-. Takoma Park. So
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APARTMENTs-T0 LET.
NFURNISHED-l

GROOM AND BATH AP4RTMENT;.8 ROOMS
can be used as ONCE rooms, on You IT.. near
18th ST.; ami Address Box 9s-P. Star ofaee.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.

FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.
UpshHr st. NV, on Car Line.
Large corner property; house contains eight
rooms and bath; all improvements; lot 56xs0;
can be converted into splendid business prop
erty and home or apartments. Price, S18, 500;
terms: compare the price with similar prop
critics in residential sections. Zoned for busi-
THOS. e. FARRELL
, e37 Woodward bldg Main T6G
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able broom apt, nicely furnished; also mod
ernly equipped garage. $50 Woodward bldg.
Main 1854 3
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TWO ADJOINING PRODUCTIVE VIRGINIA
forms; no agents. Address Boz 855-R r. Star
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UNFURNIsHED-3 Link. ROOMS, BATH
adults; walking distance Star once; July 10
Address Boz 110.R, Star ONCE.
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INvEsTMENT PROPERTY

MODERN. WELL CONSTRUCTED BLDG.
h.w.h.; elec.: deep lot to alley: good tenants
rental. $3.50 per mo-: sell for 81 500 cash
bal. easy terms: real solid investment
showing unusually good returns. Room gu
1895 N, Y. ave. NV. 6e
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F. C. STEWARD,
1910 + at NV

32Os fARk PL. NV. FACING SOLDIERS
Home Park, clean housekeeping apartment. with
screened glassed-in sleeping porch all modern
improvements Columbia 1921, Sc
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ONLY $50 REQUIRED

To secure a MIDDAUGH sHANNoN-buils
expect IN home mi They are Complete pTa "Gu,d and
built to last q lifetime.
Buy in a growing locality where values nre
incress ssingIa locality OF detached homes with
Prices less than houses in row. Over 10
sold.
Terms are SO low you can scarcely afford
$3.50 cash. Ses month. Average saving. s47
500 cash. see month. Average saving. s4s
Loo cash, Se6 month Average saving. 81.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. a
Incorporated. Main 1896. Established 1890
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
''No Place Like Home: No Home Like Ours"
7-ROOM SEMI-BUNGALOW
Near 18th and Madison ST. NV.
Complete and modern in every detail; made
stone porch; beautiful lawn. magnificent
G. LACEY 7lo Nam M.i, St, rs S-w-
A REAL HOME BARGAIN.
Vacant, detached. substan-
tially-built house, 7 rooms, bath;
hot-water heat, electricity, gas;
large cellar; rear yard; room
for garage; newly decorated
throughout; located $40 18th
st. ne, desirable section Brook
land. Price, $500. Very easy
terms.
HARRY A. KITE,
1914 K ST. NV. Ph. M. 4846.
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1880 CALIFORNIA STREET

Three rooms and bath: $75 q month: Apart
ments No. % and No. 81; ready for immediate
occupancy.
tween Mount Pleasant and Chevy Chase carr
at 18th and Columbia road or 18th and Califor
mia streets.
Modern up-to-date apartment house. Phone
Main S671.
F. C. STEWARD,
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
Large plot Of ground In Brightwood sec.
tion on terms and at excepttonaliy attractive
Large plot between bureaus Of standards
and Chevy Chase, not far from Connecticut
s1srs 4 loy P1ses aasr 3. ao SQUARE loo'
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

FUR SALE-AEAhIM MELNTS-
THREE-FAMILY APT. OF Ar. & B. EACH:
also garage: situated in good NV section Il:
rent. $2l5; price only $14.50O. on easy terms.
Agents need not apply. Address Box 46-R.
Star once.
TWO 3-FAMILY APIS. OF GOOD WIDTH.
each containing Sr. & b.. with large porch
separate entrances; double garages; located
near N. Cap. and Q SITS. NV. Price very
cheap to quick purchaser. No agents. Ad-
dress Box AIR, Star office.
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OCCUPANCY AUG. Is OR SEPT. 1.-TWO
rooms, kitchen, bath. furnished: northwest;
walking distance; moderate price. Address
HoH l10-R Star office A.
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FOR SALE-Continued,

Gentleman's Country Home.
81 acres in nearby Virginia: convenient to
good road. two electric lines, schools churches.
ETC. 1S fruit trees Of bearing age, 107 young
apple trees. beautiful grounds: 7-room house. in
good condition, bath. furnace: private water
system; stable, garage. Price. S6,500. sos
Fendall bldg. A.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-06

| tened to form a whitley walled lane
down which 110 members of the house
| OF bishops, each churchman> robed
with the flowing vestments of his Of
flee, marched to their places on the
rostrum At their head strobe the
Most Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle Of
st. Louis, Mo-, presiding bishop The
choir then formed it's ranks and pro-
cccded to its place upon the rostrum
The opening prayer was said by
Rev. Alexander Mann, rector of Trim
ity Episcopal church, Boston NIR S.,
president of the house of deputies.
Dr.. Henry Anstice, of New York City,
secretary of the house of deputies, and
Dr.. j. f, Nelson secretary of the
house of bishops, then read the spec
ial bible lessons arranged for the oc-
casion. The Right Reverend Edward
T. Lines, bishop of the diocese of
Newark, preached the sermon of ex-
hortation to the assembled delegates.
Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner, of the
Diocese of Oregon, was mastev of
Hundreds of churchmen partook of
the holy communion this morning in
the Episcopal churches throughout the
city, The houses of bishops and dep
uties celebrated their corporate com
in Trinity church, while the
delegates to the triennial convention
of the Women's Auxiliary made their
communion in st. Stephens Pro-
Cathedral.
This afternoon the various houses
and departments of the convention
We're in session for preliminary organ
ization, and the business for which
5000 and more delegates and members
of the church are assembling here was
In actual motion.
one of the most elaborate social
events of the general convention has
been set for tonight, visiting bishops
md their families will he entertained |
rs the guests of Bishop Walter sum
Ter at BishopCroft, the Oregon Epis- |
opal residence. The presiding bish- /
'p, Bishop Tuttle, and his sister, Miss
sarah II. White. of st. Louis. Bishop
md Mrs. Thomas +. GailOr of New
York city. and Bishop and Mrs. Wal
er 7. Sumner will receive the guests
The actual business of the conven-
ion will tsart tomorrow, including f
ny preliminary work which was not =
ompletcd today. The report of vari-
us committees appointed at the last :
eneral convention will be received as .
ne initial movement of the machin- I
ry Of the great gathering. 1
The city Of Portland has opened its i.
cart TO the visiting clergy and lay :
alegates, Hotels, apartment houses =
nd private dwellings have their uuo- =
s, and many delegates who brought :
Icir families with them have taken 4
puses for the period of the conven- /
pm. which will be about three weeks. \
Almost as many clerical collars may =
seen on the streets now as were !.
zess when the annual convention Of =
e Mystic Shrine claimed Portland for =
own.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-06
n o M E DEMONSTRATION
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES

If any white pieces have be-
+ come yellow with age or from
T. some other cause, use clean
+ suds with plenty of soap and
+ with borax in the proportion OF
+ IL teaspoonful to l gallon of
+ water. The boraX is supplied
+ for bleaching purposes. Put the
! pieces that are to be washed IN
+ a small bleached flour sack or
= or an old pillow case, and then
+ put the case or the sack con-
+ tanning the pieces into cold suds
i and set them over the fire to
4 boil. Do not, however, make
Il the mistake of putting soiled
+ pieces or garments of any kind
+ in the boiling suds without first
+ having washed them in cooler !
+ water so as not to set the dirt in 4
+ the fabric. The sack or case
+ will protect the pieces and will y
+ precent them from coming in i
f contact with scum or particles +
+ of gum that sometimes form in 4
+ water that is not very soft or to t
+ which not enough soap has been y
+ added. Even if soft water +
+ used, the sack is a great proteC- 4
= ton, because sometimes soft wa 4
+ ter contains particles of dirt or +
+ coal SCOT that are not noticeable I
+ until the boiling process is be- +
= gun. +
+ After boiling the pieces for +
+ about 10 minutes. remove them +
= from the sack or case and pro- +
+ ceed to rinse them. Do not put =
! the sack or the case into the +
+ rinse water, for all the SCOT +
= and scum that has accumulated +
+ on it will be in this water Rath- +
+ er, lift the sack or case out of +
+ the boiling water into another +
+ vessel and drain out as much of +
+ the suds as possible; then re- +
: move the pieces from the sack +
or case by turning ii wrong side +
out and emptying it at the same =
time, thereby causing the dirt +
to remain with the sack or case +
rather than on the pieces First,
'A''' NV piVNSS IHOIOUSnIy IN
clear hot water to remove the +
suds; then rinse them again in +
cold water to which has been -
added a tiny bit of bluing taxi +
ing care not to add too much. Z
Mix the bluing and the water =
thoroughly so that there will be ? I
no possibility of streaking. = !
Loosely woven fabrics will alb ri
Sorb the bluing more readily + |
than closely woven fabrics: :
therefore, extra precaution +
should be taken when rinsipg =
open-weave materials, because r
II too much bluing is used the =
boiling process will have to be :
repeated in order to remove il. =
In bluing any fabric. do not LET =
II remain in the water too long. =
Dash II about quickly. and then.
II It Is not blue enough, din il =
again, BY so doing the bluinr :
viii be more evenly distributed. :
" II.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-06
5000 Delegates
Open a Great
Church ConcIave

PORTLAND, ore. Sept. gu. PD
The 41th triennial convention of the
Pi'testant Episcopal church in Am
erica opened here today, with a mon
stcr mass meeting. Delegations from
every diocese in America aud from
many foreign countries, participated.
The great civic auditorium was
banked high when at 10 o'clock the
white-robed choir of $50 voices
marched down the main aisles To the
swinging, stirring strains of onward
christian soldiers As the last note
lied away, the ranks of the choir op-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-06
WHEAT PRICES STEADY
ON CHICAGO MARKET

Wheat prices show but little varia.
tion today. September grain CLOSED
NJ So.Ss q, December al SI.0l s-N and
Nav at &los Yesterdays CLOSING,
were tho same for September with
the two other cIosingS at Sl.pl s-sa,r.l
Elo5 IL. respectively.
Following are the quotations To-
oeived by Overbcck & Cooke. local
brokers'
Mbcat.
Open HiEh Tow clos.
sept .ssia SIoeL 5 .ss4 5 .sst-
hcc- l.ol7s lozE lUla lols.
May 1873 loTa 1.o65 IU7
ENchaugcs.
sterling #4s --S
Marks. g is
France. Isl IL.
Italy fss
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-06
Social and Club Nez1S

Amanda Monterastelli and Louis Dyer,
were flower girls, while Mary Damon
was the little ring bearer, carrying the
ring in the heart of rose Clyde
Scharn.of Kalispell, Montana, was
best man.
wedding breakfast at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Brandt followed the
ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Schapn left by motor for Portland.
Upon their return from their wedding
trip they will reside at 112 East High
street.
Mrs. Scharn is charming girl of
pleasing personality. She was grad
uated from st. Joseph's Academy
here. Mr.. SchaIn, who is engaged in
business here, is an ex-service man.