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The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28
ITO HAVE AND TO HOLD"
AT THE BIJOU THEATRE

It's been 9 long time since pic
ture with so many thrills as ''To Have
and to Hold,' which is now on view
at the Bijou theatre has been seen
Brunswick. Betty Compson and Bert
Lytell have the featured roles, aud
there are rapier duels galore. Tneo-
dore Sosloff fights young Arthur RAN
kin cousin of John, Lionel and Drey)
Lytell and Kosloff fight aboard a man
of-war, aboard the pirate ship and
later in the court of King James !.
These are real fights as Lytell is an
experienced fencer while Kosloff has
Won medals in both France and Rus
sia. Lytell fights three pirates in
succession on an island, The picture
is checked full of dramatic action.
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28
LOCAL MARKETS
CROSSTIES AND TIMBER

FURNISHED by Mutual Timber Coz
Heart Pine: Grade No 5, 7x9x8 10,
$1.20; grade 4, 7x8x8 1-2, $1,10;
grade 3, 6x8x8 10, $100.
Sap Pine: grade 5, zoe; grade 4, 60ci
grade 3, SOC.
Heart cypress; Grade 5, soc; grade
1, soc; grade 3, zoe,
Mixed Oak: Grade S, 90c; grade 4
soc; grade 3, zoe.
Timber, exc to 10x10, short leaf
$12.50; long leaf, $3.50.
80 cube, short leaf, $14.50; lont
leaf, $3.50.
3x9 deals, short leaf, $1700; Ions
leaf, $4,000
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28

WANTED-Th Thirty-fve men to catch
crabs for the Wallace M. O'Quinn
Co., located at American Ship Yard,
f. Wilson, Manager IL l
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28
NOTICE

All persons are hereby noti-
fled that no hunting, fishing,
trapping or trespassing in any
way vii %e permitted on any
lands Of the undersigned in eth
or GIynn or Mcintosh counties
rs GEORGIA VENEER and
PACKAGE co.
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICE

All bills against the japanese steam
ship Texas Maru' must be present
ell ae our office, in triplicate before
500 a. M, this date, or payment
thereof will be debarred
STRATCHAN SHIPPING CO.,
Nov. %, 1922. Agents
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28
NAVAL. STORES

Turpentine, firm, $1.45. Sales, 200
casks
Rosln. firm, WV. s68: Wy,
1886 1-2; N, $500 to S5,65; N $3.50
to $5.55; x, $3.50 to S5.22 l-2; Il.
$622 10; Y, $500 to S5.22 IL; f.
$500; G, $500; f. $500; B, $500
Sales, 1,704 barrels.
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28

FOR sALE-Seven passenger Wyllys
Six, 1920 Model. Is in first class
condition in evory way. Apply to j.
E. Register or phone 708. If
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28
LOST

sTRAYBD-One female setter. black
and white, lost on Nov. 18, an
swers to name "Minnie' Or Puppy"
brown spots around eyes aud under
chin gasho one left side healed over
Notify Butler Yopp, court hoFe, Of
1900 Stonewall street. Reward for
recovery. i1-29
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28

sseFefT8 Tues bGIClG COOK
Hi III lsli5EEs,Bs Lydia e, Pnkham' 8
ibsbslg 3sE We gnt2bIa Com
.f6 siSs Doll5. NJ D ack
ss6 Es spaincd an the time
isgGf - WI and | was unit for
~ 4htASlWuIs. 1 wsG
9 }sswofSrssaS & cooked
-" {sfs e laaa *ad was un-
e.! ~~ .E5iisable to do my wash
- 'yssissing. My girl friends
" Ssssaud my sister told
"a u. sme if would take
-4yourVege getablc Com.
nd Yl%er Pills ] would be re-
III. After taking the first bottle /
III t better, And neglected 1t awhile, but
sgt1nd could not do my work %Util /
WAS stronger. So took the Vegetable
compound again and now ! am the
mother of a 10 months old boy, He is
Mt and healthy and am sure | could
nexer have carried him If it had not
been for your Vegetable Compound J
recommend your medicine TO al women
although am young to be advising some
one older. - Mrs, CHRIST. PETE0EF,
8l8 w. Liberty St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
nound contains no harmful drugs and
can be taken in safety by any woman
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Ford touring car, 1920
model, in first class condition.
Spotlight, Bumper,cut out and accel-
orator. Phone 677 tt
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICE

Last day for Payment of city taxes
November goth. Pay ::3w and save
cost.
l.. A. ROBINSON,
1870. City Treasurer.
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28

MEN--Mors men wanted TO put in
fill and yard station at four mile
post on Broadfield road. Meet the
truck at $50 a. M, corner Norwich
and Gloucester streets. Can use fifty
pay off every Saturday at noon
F. w. Burnsed, 1416 Carpenter
street. l2-z
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28

WANTED-The Commercial Hotel
Monk and Grant streets, wants room
ers. Good table board if desAed. New
furniture and running water ~ all
rooms. l2-I
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-28

A-ANTED-Man with car. Satisfac-
.ory -ompesation to the right
Write CLYDE L Rubber Co, 600 N.
limerick St, South Bend, ind
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
Coastwisc

BALTIMORE
Jan. 21--PIflIA DELPlIIA O') Clyde Line
CHARLESTON-See Jacksonville
GALVESTON
rues 1se;ho, mr'i i,aritia rnprs - CD Sat (F>
GALVESTON. Key West
FROM NV YORK
Jan. 2l--LAMrAsAs tTo Mallory Line
Ian: .21-COMAi' PT1 Mallory
Jan. 1a-~CoMANclIE CpFl clyde Line
Jan. 2l-ArAcHE PE2 clyde Line
KEY WEST-~See Galveston
LOS ANGELES HARBOR. San Fran
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
FROM NEW YORK
Jan. 31--WILLSOLO (TD Williams SIS. Co.
LOS ANGELES HARBOR, San Fran
cisco, Seattle, Portland, Vancouver,
FROM NEW YORK
Feb. ls-RuTH ALEXANDER tPFDNawsco
Feb 25-W; cATANAcE 'tD Nawsco
MAJ ''-'' FROM RON sAlrlaoRE
Jan. 2s-DEERruEI:p 2s Sfo Nawsco Lines
Mar Msr W MIpoNshT eNFHTA0T rn' } Nawsso Nsws'0
LOS ANGELES, San Francisco, Port
land, Seattle Tacoma Also see New
York. San Francisco
FROM NEW YORK
Jan. 9KENI DCkfAN tF)
United American Lines. Inc.
Jan. 26-FLORIDTAN (F)
United American Lines, Inc.
Feb. 2-N1RGINIAN O)
United American Lines Inc
NEW ORLEANS
FROM NEW YORK
Jan. 21-COMUS (PF) Southern Pacihc
NEW YORK
FROM BALTIMORE
Jan. 2I-PAWNEB CD clyde Line
PORTLAND-See Los Angeles, San
Francisco
SAN DIEGO-sce New York, San Fran
cisco, Mobile, New Orleans
SAN FRANCISCO-Also see Los An
geles, San Pedro, San Diego
FROM NEW YORK
Jan. 3t-w1LLSOLO tF) Williams SIS. Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Los Angeles
FROM NEW Work
Feb 8-VENEZUELA tPFM)
Pacific Mall Steamship Co
SAN FRANCISCO, San Diego, Los
Angeles Harbor (Wilmington), Port
land, Seattle
FROM NEW YORK
Jan. 2l-ROBIN GOOpFELLOw (F)
Jathmian Lines
| Jan sh--RO3IN ADATE fF) 1sthmian
Feb. J1--STEEl. NOYAGER (F) 1sthmIan
Feb. e6-STEEL RANGER CD lsthmian
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19


can state % 'aulperAe. 'l.lapa-. Guerrero. II =
eaigo Mc1'rp. Affcles paSata Hnehia. TaIcala
vera i ,fun "a aIa 1n.ale.'' > iHe" a. a II
Souih fra1l. Argentina. irg'iay sad PaTasua .
via Rio Janeire. Noniesiteo aud Buen0s Ayrss.
= =. southern 'ross: II 80 a. M
- APE iaNtvn and - M'rr toiier par's ~ Hay'i.
,ii a@t Ane "a .+nA am f"paler must ~ ste
'iatly y se,iesee'i '.f 'h,psl'n ty ins : -
ape HaSileii. Iefi -al l'fiaee -. Marc. Crstnba
Mania. iueno IS var ai 11asaqull, : =. G-r p
eral o. H. hinst - IA
c-n.,. &. ,-.''. y,"o'sV~ ,r.,'.,-
and l.niala .ia ,;rcns,s yr1t',aI am1 ,:snrr
u,,,i j. 60, -, a., ti.i1, ra.. =.
t;nnsi,.es, ,.,,s I, Pan, S,, ~ AK - az /
e Nicasaeo lcaa' Us as Cat, ,S's0f Ansps ins,''
ctfy. Cloiutesa also urris etc fo- >srsa1,s
le, ''' Ini,. ,.a,y, aa an ,ie MAJ 'or ae
,.ially addressed for 'iis,,strn h., thi. =
Port All Prince and Crisfobal s : General W {,
Po7t de- fa;x ana Ganaires ,other earts ~ H.r.i
Curaean and Nenezueia nlis he sueciaI,y sddrsss ,
for dispatch by this : : via Can, Usv,ien p
da PAX ti0aives - Marc pnr-- af- Prince r.
Goaye Miraeoane leremie AUX Cases. Jacrne
turacao. Ma1araih". Puerto Cabello and La tuayrs
5 :. Astrea l. m
Newfoundland tpar'ol post mais and special
addressed corrospridencc VIA Si. johns s s
Saturday
'e'
s. Eus'atiu-. Aiiisua. Mou'seiral Dominica. s.
LUCIA bdFntlt>, -. Vincent. 'IreDada, Trinidad
1luuaI hvil'ar ana TIJUANA, VA hamilton, >. :.
q iV'ri'a' In, 1 ~ H. il'
via Rin de 1aroir. N,r.,i.,s,, 1t t,,s,, a. %
: Nostris so Il nm ~ '''''
bahamas Cuha and N,exi.,, esrs.aa,lv .da-o... ,
cuis) via Nassau. Havana and Vera cruz: AZ y,
pa-,.i- -r,sf rnoi', fa- no N.yies, s+a,a. -
Guerrero Hifaleo Mexico N,srens oaTs~a
P;Ieba Tlaxraia aud N,ra cr,iz : Nfsyico !:
d IN
Curacao and yereznela- a3so s,.A.4siv ,da~a..a,
corrcsrIidetce for Ior1, RIO ,ia WSray,az !
Gliayra and ltararaii4. : : Marsca,7s, -,
a m slrp a.s9 n m "' O.
Porto Iirn II Thnnos aud :, ,.,o, VII, o.
Imam S.n I,~.,,-, ,..,,u,.., s9cn - -
s,,nn 90 ,o ''9''' N'' d III
Eernlu'ia via uamil,o,,. s : Arac,se, 49,,
,',.ta M, f,.1l,a f,,,,s., 80, 60 - - a. II
pauan. mus sia lole ar
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
Coastwisc-l,ont'd

SAN PEDRO, San Francisco and Other
Pacific Coast Ports
FROM MOBILE
NcEuiar SPilnes - tf) Fags &. Jones
SEATTLE sec Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco
TACOMA Sec Los Angeles
VAN COUVEK, B. C.-Scc Los Angeles
iiarbor
WiLMiNnTON See San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
For additional

For additional
Shipping or Travel Information Call
Shipping and Travsl Department
Beekman 3000-Extension 40.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC.

Ylca;an ard camrcohe gcuhs ard a. ~ rsr..
Mexico must be specially addressed f4r dsostr /,
by this 50. via Havana. rrosros- Vera c..
and Ismpico. also parcel post llais n the Me1 e.
car State of Campcrle Ciiapas Gnerrero II
dsigo Mc1!ep Nsrclas. oaSara ruchia Tra1cala
Vera Cruz and lncatsu. : luea IL. d n
South Brazil Argentina. Irug8y and PaIasla
via Rio Janeirc Moufssiden aud Buen0s Ayrss
:. $ southern Cross. II 30 a. m.
Care Haytivll and - Mar tother par-s n, Hav'i.
Fai-ai Ipne. lah ama and Ecuador must ~ sls
riay addressed f-r dispatch iy His = VI.
Cap Hay'ien roft-au I'fiuee st Marc. Cr.stoba
Euenarcntlrs. L-meraidss. Paha de caracue
Mania Puerto Itf var alQi Gisa.aqulI : : l;er
[ PM
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

Addresses and lie
Adsnsl Line
pacific Steamship Co.
state St, II. Y. Bowling GIN 5s25
IAu.siean Hawaiian S. S. Co.
go American lines. Man'G Agent.
.nswr-oadwsv. n. y. Whitehall 1920.
American Line q. M. n.y.
III Broadway. N; Y.
Dor B's Gin $500; Fgt. Whit'll 2o6o.
,..;can Ship & Com. Nav. Corp.
| ....a American Lines. Man'x Agents
20 broadway, n. Y. Whitehall 1920
Atlantic Fruit Co.
r Battery Pl, N. Y. Whitehall sos.
Atlantic Transport Line q. M. M.)
! a., Broadway. NY.
| Per. BIZ GIN $500; Fet. Whitll 2oeo.
l
Bacon, Daniel, Agent
! y,der-pem7stcr {; Co. Ltd.
ssRraver ST., n y. Broad $500.
s.rber S. S. Lines, Inc.
| u Battery Pl., n. Y. Whitehall 1900.
Black Diamond Lines
| Ny:NExch. Pl Rect. 1sa2-2e17-1s.
Fillmore: 80 South Calvert St.
fsicaco: ST. Webster Bldg.
! Ats: Phila., Geyelin & Co., 14l
So. Attn st.
Mort: Harriss. Msgill. Cit. Bk. Bldg.
Boston: G. II. Sprague, l4l MIX st.
Blake, w. A., & Co. (U. S. 5. b.
IS Broad ST., N. Y. Broad 1875
SO S. Gay ST., Baltimore, Md.
Bull & Co., A. H., Agents
40 West ST., N. Y. Bowl. Green 1900
Caribbean Line
10 Bridge St. N. Y. Big Green 1ooe4
Carolina Company ". 5. 5. b.
Charleston. S. c.
Clyde Steamship Company
Pier s6, N. R, N. Y. Canal $500
Pier A, n. R.,N. \. Foreign Service)
Columbia Pac. Shipping Co. (USSB)
Sudden & Christensen, Inc, Agents.
AWhitehall St, n. y. Big GIN 9043
Board of Trade. Portland, Oregon
Cshmbus Shipping Co. (Tankers)
.aWashington St.,N. Y. W'hall o96o
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co., Inc.
4s Broadway, \. Y. Broad 5l51
Chic.:112 " Adams st. Rand 1915
" Or: 500 Carondelet Big. Main 643
Phila.: Intern'l Fr't'g Corp.
Bait: Terminal Shipping Co.
Norfolk Harri IS, Maglll & Co., Inc.
Cunard-Anchor Lines
| Is Broadway, \. Y. Big GIN $500
|Di Giorgio Fruit Corporation
"a Broadway, n. Y. B'g GIN 1908
Dollar Line
Whitehall St. \. Y. Big G'n 6511
lEIlerman's Wilson Line, N. Y, Inc.
Elermans Wilson Line
Ellermans Phoenix Line.
Amer. Mediterranean Levant Line.
IS Broadway, n Y. Broad OILS.
|Ekell Lines Gu. S. S. b.
las. W. Elwell & CO., Inc, II State
&,N. Y. Bowling Green 1860.
Eqat Steamship Corporation
SBrOadway. N. y. Bowlg G'n $40.
Expert transportation Co.
l0riole Steamship Lines)
q Broadway. n Y. Broad 41l7.
american Bldg, Baltimore, Md.
st. Paul 6561.
French Line
Compagne Generate Translantioue
u State St. n. Y. Big C'n 1900.
Furne's, Witty & Co., Ltd.
turness Lines.
Furness Bermuda Line.
"a Whitehall St, N. Y. Big G'n 1900.
General Navigation Co.
IL Broadway, N. Y. Big GIN e245.
General Steamship Corp. (U.S.S.B.) }
'SV Battery St, San Francisco, Cal.
Grace Line, Inc.
10 Hanover So. y. Y. Big G'n 1880.
Harriss, MagilI & Co., Inc.
Dixie Lines
% &c. William St, NY. Broad 4es5.
Houston & Co., r. P.
Ii Beaver St, N. Y. Broad 17s5
Intentional Mercantile Marine
American Line
White Star Line
a'antic Transport Limo
ked Star Line
!,eyand Line
LORD & Head Line.
"hlte Star Dominion Line
s,n Broadway. N. Y.
fc Bg GIN $500; Fgt. White'l 2O60
South La Sale ST., Chicago.
latHian Steamship Lines
"a raclhc Coast Serv., J. W. Eyan.Agt
% >Cortlandt St, N Y. Rector $50.
A:n Steamship Co., Inc.
ssIr sIr Bldg. a Beaver St, N. Y.
broad 6700. Branch Offices: Chi.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

At lie Pot oface Douhc Postage r-auirse.
Articles mus be dero~ited in tho crops markell
letters Tor foreign ceintrie>' nr handed IN a. tis
sup'1emenia,y mai" window. A. tho Foreis-
station supp'srer'ary mall CLOSES halr An ron.
si"r tha1 -ie sY5pir1nef' closing iine shos
heo'T, exc 81 that supplementary mail 'or Earpp-aa
Countries and To- 'enrrsi America. ETC. via C-1sto-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
morrow

Gcrmanv Especially addressed onlrl VA Ham
burg also parcel post mails for Ge7nary Alatrs
'zccho sloyaka' ilWgsry and sutherland : :
Dallas - 80 90 ft
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
FOREIGN MAILS


Foreisn mails viii eose promptly. III. A,-l-
Stated IS the latest iin'a ofIi,ary unrrgist-red
e'iers tinrirdns foSr carYls ari conrn>ris pap~rs
paced ii letter drnisl may - nsilrd At 80
Gcneys POET ufner ana civ ran s,a.lnn srf
connect With sisar'r orapar, prints samples.
l"r'' i'si packages aud Ies-rered articles -ioss
~" hours Garlic. oHcc1r ifiaf registered s-lclss
have . to no nsi'sd hcNocs m and u D
- ~" FrfsitH Htsiin| frctner n Morton md
W. Strfe'si fnfrign futI loses ha, an hos
r,i isicf Than ~ fie Gtnersl psf 0fase and CT,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
Swimming GIRL
IS KID NAPE D BY
MAN IN AN AUTO
Twelve Year r-0Id Michigan
Miss Disappears After
Attending Sunday School;
Whereabouts a Mystery.

Muskegon, Mich, Oct 31.--An
all day search failed today to re-
veal the whereabouts of 12-year-
old Rosaline Shanty, the Swim
ming girl" who disappeared after
attending Sunday school last Sun
day. City and county officers,
aided by Boy Scouts, combed the
nearby resort districts without
finding a trace of her.
The authorities tonight declared
they believed the girl was taken
away by man who had witnessed
her fancy swimming exhibitions
at q local beach last summer and
had either become infatuated with
the child, or planned to train her
for a circus or stage career. Off
cials in Chicago and other cities
were today enlisted in the search.
Many residents. however, have
expressed the belief the girl was
spirited away by degenerate
and feeling was running so high
tonight that officials took steps to
avert disorders should the man
be found.
Rosalne, who appeared much
older than IL and who was un-
usually attractive, was induced to
enter an automobile driven by a
man who had asked two boys to
point out to him "the swimming
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a
girl of IS. About two months ago
I went with a fellow for whom !
would about have given my life.
Then we quarrolled and / quit him.
I then started to go with a fellow
whom l have been advised against.
I found in him all the qualities of
a gentleman.
The first fellows relatives start
ed to talk about me and I went
back to him Just for spite. giving
up the sccond fellow. We quar-
relied again and I quit him once
more.
Now / am going with a fellow
whom I think very much of. He is
very nice and wishes me to marry
him. The first fellow is now COM
ing to my house again and / find
the old love awakened. love thes ,
two fellows equally, but can't
keep on going with both. They
both say they love me. could
live happily with either Of them.
Tell me how to test their love
to see which one loves me better.
l must get married soon as
live with my aunt and she treats
me in very mean way. Don't
think I am too young to know any
thing about love and marriage be-
cause I am positively sure of my
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01

cents each. Dry goods stores
carry them. If they Il e too wide
for the window cut Off on the side
opposite the spring, as the spring
reaches only about half way. Cut
your cloth about one inch narrower
than the roller and hem on the side
where cut, Tack to roller with
small tacks about four inches
apart. When soiled they can be
taken off and easily laundereG. If
one Is good with a GRO chst hook
she can make chain and ring
with double croche, FOR q shade
pull, or make q tassel.
Worn Pillowcases-Have you
ever tried tearing your almost
worn out pillowcases down the
center, ripping open the bottom,
Strengthening out and machining
around? In about five minutes your
Ipillowcase takes on new lease of
life, for it is oh,y where tie head
rests on the pillow tha. there is
any wear and you now begin to
wear it where before ttere was no
strain whatever. 1t makes a very
neat job with no unsightly darns or
patches. OF course this means pill
low tubing.
To Clean Badly Soiled Ivory or
light-colored enameled furniture,
dampen slightly with warm water
and sprinkle whiting over y. Rinse
with warm water and dry with
soft cloth. Furniture will have
original lustre.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
NOTED NATURALIST
TO SPEAK IN CITY


Ernest Thompson Seton, well
known naturalist, writer and art
list, will be visitor in the city in
January and will make two ad-
dresses before the public school
children, it was announced yester-
day by John Milne, superintendent
of city schools.
Mr. Seton will be passing through
New Mexico in January on a trip
to the Pacific coast and will stop
off here. He will speak before
the high school pupils and the
grammar grade pupils on the sub
jects "Wild Life" and Woodcraft"
Mr.. Seton is a frequent contributor
to magazines and has written sew
eral nature study books.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
ERNEST MCCONNELL,
LOCAL ARCHITECT, IS
DEAD AT HOME HERE

Ernest Mcconnell, for the past
two years a resident Of Albuquer-
que. died yesterday at his home at
Ranches de Atrisco after a brief
illness. He was 81 years old.
Mr.. Mcconnell was president of
the Mcconnell. Rossiter and
Moore building corporation. He
was a certified architect and had
designed some extensive building
projects in California, where he
lived before coming here. He was
architect for the local contracting
firm.
He is survived by his widow,
six children here and one in
Florida. and two brothers and
four sisters. Funeral arrange
ments have not yet been made.
pending instruction from rela-
tives. c. T. French is in charge
of arrangements.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
A STENoGRAPHER's ROMANCE
BY JANE PHELPS

reference by threatening him
when you left him. You are sure
you didn't say or act as If you in
tended to make him give you this
reference?
mo, Cora, cross my heart.
was as meek as Moses. ! told him
just what / said / did, and not a
word more. I would have made
him give 1t to me, but l didn't
have to. He was really awfully
nice about 1t. Old Smith was as
surprised as I was. I could tell
by his face. And it did the trick,
didn't it?"
Eyes, dear, and I haven't any
feeling about it so long as you
made no threats to tell his wife
to get it,"
"While you two clean UP this
awful looking place" Cora said
when they reached their rooms, II
will write to mother to send us
every single thing she isn't using.
no matter how old and worn. l
know a man will help her with 1t,
a man father helped in many
ways"
Can you imagine the happy talk
while Gladys and Nellie cleared
away. Nellie fairly bubbled, and
Gladys was no less happy.
at doesn't seem true that we
are to have that nice little place
all to ourselves" she said, II feel
SO happy over It. We will have
to be very careful not to be too
extravagant. I can already see my
self longing for-oh, lots Of things.
A big reading lamp with a rose
colored shade, a bookcase, muslin
curtains, and, oh, a lot Of other
things!"
"And can see myself eating a
square meal. Every time I looked
at that stove l tasted things we
would cook on it," Nellie returned.
"You can have your book case, as
soon as we have my chairs to sit
on so we won't need those boxes.
A woman at Miss Carter's made
one out of boxes. painted 1t, and
hung little curtain In front or
the books. 1t was awfully pretty.
But I guess you'll have to wait
awhile for rose colored shades and
muslin curtains"
"Run out and mail this, Nellie
dear, I'm too tired to move" Cora
gave her the letter she had writ
ten, and two cents to buy stamp
at the drug store. Nellie added
ten more for a special delivery.
IT know the Corners!" she NUT
tered as she dropped the letter in
the box. They'll get this to Mrs.
Baker double quick so they can
know what's In it."
Tomorrow-Nellie Talks of Mr..
George.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
ToDAY,S RECIPES

Bean or Pea Suup--i>ut one
tablespoon of butter or drippings
in the kettle and cut good-sized
onion into it and fry until almost
done. Add about two quarts of
water and one cup OF dried, yellow,
split peas. Simmer gently until
peas are done, about four hours.
Then put through strainer,
thicken with bit of flour, season
with butter, pepper and salt and
chopped parsley If liked. Navy
beans may be used in place of
peas. They may be soaked over
night so that they will not take so
long to cook.
Cabbage Salad--Chop cabbage
fine with same amount of celery.
Chop whites of hard-boiled eggs
fine, mash yolks to smooth paste
with butter, little vinegar and
mix with the cabbage and
celery and white of eggs. Serve
with cream salad dressing.
When Meat Loaf is done, heat
and pour over it a can Of tomato
soup. 1t save time to use the
soup as it is already seasoned and
strained.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-01
A SPECIAL DELIVERY LETTER
Chapter 38.

Chapter 80.
What ever should we do with
out you, Nellie, and-what shall
we do with you?" Gladys said
laughing as Hurd and Dugan went
out and left them alone, you little
rogue, flirting first with Dugan,
and then with the agent. Aren't
you ashamed of yourself?"
mot a bit! And l wasn't flirt-
ing. 1t was using what Cora calls
tact"
well, 1 only hope Dugan is
married. He'll be running off with
you If he isn't
HE is! l asked him. Seven
children and the Missis.'
Then l guess we're safe"
While they were joking, Cora
had been looking around, inspect
ing the stove carefully, and occa-
sionally making a note on her slip
of paper. When Dugan came back
she said:
What will you charge us to
wash the windows and clean this
stove up so 1t looks like new? |
can see 1t Is in good condition, ex-
cept 1t is dirty, clogged up in
places"
"Sure the windes won't cost you
nothin' Miss. l always do them
whin the tenants come in, and the
stove. we'll it is dirty-how does
so cents strike your"
"That's all right! But do 1t
right, Dugan. / want 1t perfectly
clean. Well come at 6 o'clock to-
morrow night to select the paper
She turned to Gladys: well come
right from work" Then again to
Dugan: "It's Monday, will you have
It | ready by Saturday,"
"Yis, Miss, but the floor won't
I've dry-not If you have three
coats"
wen live in the other rooms
until 1t is. The principal thing is
to get to work at once"
my mon will go at 1t first thing
in the morning. He'll paint the
kitchen first Ike you said, Miss" F"
"You can trust an 1rishman,
can't she, Dugan?" Nellie flashed
her sweetest smile on him.
"Shure they KIM"
Three happy girls hurried home
to clear away the supper things.
Cora and Gladys still chatting Mel
lie. Finally Cora said:
"You said Mr.. Robinson was
very different, Nellie. Perhaps In
spite of his anger he respected you
for repulsing him. But 1 can
scarcely yet understand how he
forgave you demanding your sal
airy, and making him give you a