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Not 40 Bad. a Il Seemed.

The fierce-looking visitor from Bel.
GUM entered the toy shop, and gaze(l
frigidly at the assistant, who hurried
to her side. .sa
81 wants. she said with strong
accent, "ze naked Edward" *
The poor man blushed and thought
wildly Of his wife. ~-
"Er-um, would you mind saying
that again?'" ...... ..
"Ze naked Edward" persisted the
customer. "You have them in re win
dow"
"Great Bath buns" gasped the as.
sistant. "We'll have the police here
In a minute! Come outside and show
me.". -.>
Once outside she pointed excitedly.
"Zere you have him-what you call
zeTed dy bare."-London Tit-Bits.
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OPENED WORLD OF ANClENTS
Frsnchr,an in Year 1922 Succeeded In
Deelphering HierooIyphics on ?.
Egyptian Monuments. 49,

As there is always centennial in
prospect, we. are now about to reach,
that Of Champollion's deciphering Of
Egyptian writing. The announcemenr
Of this discovery, was, in fact, made
in 1922. I: s.,..,...1, ..,..,
Champollion had spent more than
twenty years trying to plumb the Sc.
crets OF hieroglyphics. He finally
femnd It with the discovery Of an In.
scrption in Greek carved in hierogly.;
phic characters. The word that an
pearexi most often IN Greek was the
name Of Ptolemy, to whom the stone
had been raised. Champollion, there
fore, searched for the liieroglyphics
which corresponded with this word.
What signs had the value; of ''P" and
It" and "o'? In addition to super,
human patience, genius for divin,
alton was called for.
First light come from the letter II"
by compari a. with certain signs ap-
pearing on a monument to Cleopatra.
But this was only one step forward,
as Egyptian writing was composed of
alphabetical characters, syllable signs
and Geographic as well as determin-
alive symbols. -,
Thus it is easy to imagine the time
required before Champollion opened
the world of the ancients to the re-
searches Of science-a world which is
still more or less of an enigma to the
studert,-From lie Petit Parlsien,
Paris.
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METHODIST LADIES' AID ....
DIVISIONS MEET TUESDAY

The dining room division Of the
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist church,
Mrs. Dick Van Arnum chairman, will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. E. R. Jahr, 1923 Beltrami
avenue. All members are requested
to be present.
The bed room division, Mrs. S. A.
Cutter chairman, will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. P. L. Brown, 1418 Beltrami
avenue.
Z The miscellaneous division, Mrs. J.
B. .Minnick chairman, will hold their
meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry
Miller, 1917 Beltrami avenue, Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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HORNET

- Mrs. Runquist, who has been viss
ting at the; home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Bergrin,, has gone u he's
Eonle at Cokato. r. - ~ !,
j., M. Lambert, Jn., lis serving on
the Jury in. Bemidji Il, =.
William Moon ii in Black duck taxi
ing care OF his father. wlaosast i'll.
\! A meeting of the Farm Bureau as
ISOLATION held at. the ,Maesse school
SATURDAY, evening. inch was vas served.
s. Ainnng those who We're IN Black
duck Oh Monday 4yere, Ole Ness, Eor-
stem Gronseth and =. =. aBogart.
Andrew sErtenberg was IL. BLACK
duck on Friday. ~ E. ~
eubscribs to- The DailJ Paonssr'
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snail. in London Restaurants.

English J, officers who served IN
France during the war acquired In
many cases taste for frogs legs and
snails. hitherto unknown to London
menus. When they returned home
they demanded the same tidbits In
London and now both frogs legs and
snajls are conveyed daily from France
TO London by airplane. Some OF the
London restaurants are doing an enor-
nous business in serving these two
articles Of food.
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NEALEY-ROCk

Miss Elnora Rock and John Philip
Nealey,,s both Of Solway, were mar,
ried Saturday at 2 o'clock at the
Presbyterian parsonage, Rev: T.: F!
.Warford officiating. They, We're at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Lee of
Solway. They returned. there Sat
urday and will make their home on
farm near Solway. 49,. :. r - !,
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE =
- MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT

~ An important meeting Of the 10y
al Order Of Moose will be held Tues
day evening at the Moose hall at 8
o'clock. There will be initiation and
election of officers, which will be fol
lowed by a social hour with refresh
ments. All members are urged to be
present.
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LEGION AUXILIARY WILL :.
= - MEET TUESDAY, MARCH IL

At the last regular meeting Of the
American Legion Auxiliary Of the
Ralph Oracle post, the date Of meet
ing was changed from the first to
second Tuesday of each month. Con-
sequently the next regular meeting
Of theS organization will be held
Tuesday evening, March a.. at the
rooms of the Civic and Commerce
association.
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INTERMEDIATE ENDEAVOR =. .
MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT

The intermediate Christian En-
deavor society Of the Presbyterian
church will hold its regular, business
meeting Tuesday evening at 3 o'clock
in the church. Social hour and re-
freshments will follow TIE business
session and it, is desired tlat there
be a large attendance. 49,.
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ssBRlDGE-BREAKFASyi

sgaAsfew friends were very pleasant
" entertained Saturday morning by
Mesdames e. H. Smith and F. s.
Arnold at "a second breakfast bridge
given by the ladies at the home Of the
latter, .8O2 Beltrami avenue. A three
course breakfast was served at 9
O'Clock and the hours from then I'M
til IL were passed in playing bridge,
there being five tables. Il -
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NYMoRE MEMS SOCIETY as
TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT

The Mems society of the Nymore!
Lutheran church will meet Tuesday
evening at the home Of B., NJ. Mer-
sethssA program has been prepared
which will be followed by:sa social
hour; and refreshments: will be
served All are cordially invited to
attend. II
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w. B. A. OF MACCABEES.
TO MEET, THIS EVENING

The regular meeting Of the Wom-
ans Benefit Association of Macca-
bees will be held this evening at 8
o'clock at the K. G. hall. A social
hour with refreshments will follow
the business meeting, and it is de-
sired that all members be present.
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ORDER OF EASTERN5STAR -
. 49,. MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT

The Order of Eastern Star will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday
evening at O'clock at the Masonic
hall, and as there is business of i'm
portance to transact, it is urged that
all members be present. Refresh
.ments will be served during the So
ciar hours which follows the business
- ~ r. III ~. fF;wg
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ELks LADIES: TO MEET = -,
.-.5,. TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The Elks Ladies will hold their
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the club rooms. Mrs. D. F. An
derson and Mrs. Austin McTver will
be hostesses. The volley ball teams,
will play from 1 80 until 6 O'Clock,
and it is desYed that all members. be be
present. =, .psStaA
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EPISCOPAL GUILD HOLDS ~ ~
-: ~ MEETING THIS EVENING

The Altar Guild Of the Episcopal
church will meet this evening with
Mrs. John: Goodman, SOB Bemid!i
avenue, and it is desired that all
members be present. -. -
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DEGREE OF HONOR WILL .>s.-
f,55sS.>. MEET TUESDAY. NIGHT

The Degree Of Honor will hold, its
regular meeting Tuesday evening in
the K. c. han at 80 O'Clock. There
will be initiation of candidates after
which there will be social hour with
refreshments, and all members are
requested to be there, promptly. p,
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cHRISTOFERSONS ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Christoferson,
919 Dewey avenue, entertained DR..
and Mrs. A. J. Melby and DR.. F. R.
Reppeto at o'clock dinner Satur-
day evening.
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:" 80. -, MISS ELOISEL CALLAHAN ,'*=>
Miss Eoise Z. sCaihan, secretary of the Benidj
Townsite and Improvement Company of St: Paul. has
nounced her candidacy for the Republican nomination as
Clerk of the Supreme Court. She is well known in Be-
midi business having brought her to this city frequently
II is expected that nominated she will have like
" opportunity of being elected to this office.
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This long-waisted frock in rust
brown panveline is trimmed with self
color braid, and a cape. collar of self
material lined with orange color crepe
de Chine, but so smart are its lines
that both of the decorative details can
Sc omitted without jeopardizing its
SUCCESS At the front the mock is cut in
square outline. Medium size requires
~ yards 54.inch material, with q
yard 36-inch orange crepe. Hs.,l.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 9757.
Sizes, "a to A inches bust and 16 to
20 years. Grading No.
1926. Transfer blue or yellow:
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Mark Abbott: county agent Of
Koochiching county, visited his neice
Sunday. Miss Carolyn Groves, who is.
rooming with Mrs. Christie Croft in
Bemidji while attending high cchooi.
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Will DS gwen proper COnSI0St8s
otioR.whe source il known.
- .- Z & e: .
.,,s} A. p, Perry, Of Northern transacted
tbusine ssl in iRenidI Saturday. f;3I5 =
George Pierson of Shocks is visit
ing friends in Benaidji for aa week.
Fred CLARK Of Turtle River trarls-
acted business in Belnidji5 Saturday
Polar Pie. Ask for 1t. 2-14tf
Mrs. Lon Davis Of Northern was
the guest of Bemidji friends Satur-
day. ~, 1..:..g> >s :. >..'51
Elmer inshaw of Wilton was be-.
tween train business visitor in Be-
midi Saturday. ~ ~. ~
Bicyeles--New and rebuilt. Large
stock. Some real bargains. General
Repair Shop. 311 Sixth street Be-
midi, MINI. :. If
S. D. Snyder has been i'll and con
fined to- his home with la grippe for
the past three days. =: = In, .
John Suckert of Grant Valley was
shopping and attending: to business
matters in Bemidji Saturday.
Polar Pie. ASK Tor IL 2-14tf
Pat Nugent came to Bemidji Sat-
urday from aPorte, called here by
the critical illness Of his wife.
. Mrs.sH. B. Floberg Of Minneapolis
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. A. L.
Collard, z91Qs Minnesota avenue. -.
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Laad company. Z LIST
Harold Olson spent Friday and
Saturday in Bemidji transacting bus
mess and also calling on friends.
Mrs. Charles Funk who. has been
very i'll with'la grippe for several
days, is: reported to be improving.
Polar Pie. ASK for it. 2-14tt
Mrs. Oscar Olson of Fifth ward
was taken. to the Lake Julia sanitar-s
ium at Puposky for treatment and
care. r. =. - =. :- - -, = g..
Mrs. Avis Guyer left last night for
Lakota, N. D., called there by the
serious illness,9of her father, Judge
Hall. - ,.s>~e--,.si :, So ...
sFiftesn-iachs hard and soft wood
slabs for $3.50 per load At Bemidjii
Manufacturing Co. H. TT
Mr.. .andssA5rs: d. j.. Gary had as.
their guests at dinner Sunday Rev.
George Kehoe and Miss Blanche
Dodge. - / =: ..'>:.
Miss Josephine Janiak, who has
been very i'll for the past two weeks,
was able to resume her school studies
this, morning, Vac. -, .:v,s..- II, .,. ..
Miss Clara Smith, student of the
Bemidji State Teachers college, is
spending her spring vacation at her
home at Farris. .~,g ~
Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-14tt
Mrs. C. A. Knopke left today for
Turtle River, where she will visit, her
sister, Mrs. Belle Long, and family,
for a few days. , u. ,.,s-. 49,. * -,
Miss Mollie Whalen, who has been
i'll and confined to her room for the
past week with Ia grippe, was able to
resume, her teaching this morning.
Miss Eloise Calihan of the Bemid-
il Townsite company, st. Paul. is
spending a,fewi days in Bemidji trans
acting business { and calling on
friends 49, 49,. s;s,s;:.2>s-., = = - 49,
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Mrs. M w Deputy who. has been
in a hospital in. Rochester, Mimi,
for the pastsfour; weeks, has returned
to herr home, I21 Bemidji avenue.
She. is reported to be recovering mic .
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C. IS. =Sund. of Angora, Mimi, ar
rived in Bemidji today to visit his
wife who is ill at St. Anthony's hos
pital. While here he is 9 guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Oscar krantz.
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q RI Il IS e s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Porte return
ed today from Grand Forks, N. D.,
where they have spent the winter
monthst 2si j.. -..r r.
Mrs. A.. Kaiser returned to her
home at Bagley Saturday after Wis
iting her sister, Mrs.: r. Gilmore, Tor
a few days. 81 - 49,.
J. P. Wiens, principal of the Guth-
RE consolidated school, visited Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
E. Croft, 1900 America avenue.
: Pearl Barnell, Oak, street, left TO- !.
day for Eagle Bend called there by
the critical illness of his father, j.
Barnell.T He is in very serious con-
dition with pneumonia.
Rev. FIR. J. J.: T. Philippe preached
his. farewell sermon to his congrer
CATION at IT. Phillips church. yesteI;
day, and expects to leave Thursday
for his new charge at Warroad.
/ C. IS. Sund: of Angora, Mimi, ar
rived in Bemidji today to visit his
wife who is ill at St. Anthony's hos
pital. While here he is q guest at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Krantz.
e...:,, 80 I,.,. ,o,,-
SPrine van soon a1'. u ne &
car PANIED OF vasn, ,..' now ~
# a. . IL - - Z. g. u
Mrs: M:.W:T deputy VINO: mas ,Des'
IN hospltal IN: hocheseer, MILL,
for the past q our; Wee weeks, mas recurAeo
to her nome lISi nemaJl avsnee
She IS reported 70 pc recovering III
~. - 81, ..,... i. .-.3:.-.x -
~, ;i,..:n ", ). ~, a. !. ~ !, 4 vino
grab-pag ana 1 II WI " s senGe
at the close OF tne BUSINESS seso ~ u
OF the W. b; "A. TINS evening" a. 'nI
old Moose nall II IS ues'iec tn"I a..
members oe& present. anu oi1"s 40 .n G
TRENDS. A' y
T5si1, ~ ,1 - Nnh;s,, Moss
MRS. =: w. MIl ls,an S e. M 'He7
NC s,Hr1 ., ~ - H., M
with her mother Tor some e tl4e w.,
Ware went TO Neplsn oun tCS,,, aH -
Percy and. zeima Went tneie 'ouas' ~
arrange Tor the 1uheiai' 49, ...
=. ,,.,',,. - - ii,
:Hemstltchlng an: ::lco'las ~ a." 80
kinds done by MIS-: AVIS. uuscl - ~
Singer Sewing Macnln pe ase9ey = a, rs
iAeWs hdPidu D"aAu"S'
'',-. - - Isl +,;s
Mrs. Jennie van Arnum i 49, LII. s,iI
morning Tor lillno,s' wee c S wi, vii
make an. extended visit. one WI
visit an aunt and trlenos IN Chicaso
several weeks ana +, then 60 &C.,; 70 nel
old home at Galva, ~, TO WIS.,: ie'a =
lives and friends oe1ore returning "
t BEN =
E n, 49, ,,o+,,r,od ,os+ordav
T. u .r1+ attsnd on odncationai asso.
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MEETS TUESDAY MI

M. E.. OFFICIAL BOARD T. .@s.stsss
MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT
The official board Of the hodist
church will hold business meeting
Tuesday evening at the church, and
all members are. urged to be pres
ent. 49,. s.G -.
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Spring will soon Be hers. Have your
car painted or varnished now. Pearl
h.rnelL Phone 202W.@ 1-17tt
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TWIN CRY BARBER

1s4s Hennepin Avenue.
Minneapolis. AiAA
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There win Be dancing card playing,
a grabbing and lunch will be served
at the close Of the, business session
of the w. B. A. this evening at the
old Moose hail., It is desired that AL
members BE- present and bring their
friends Z 1td3-6
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Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. jIaF ontisee, who were
called to Princeton week ago Sun
day night because Of the critical III
ness Of Mrs. LaFontisee's father, Mr..
Braaken, that he had passed away
there last week and funeral services
were held Friday. He was y Civil
war veteran and lived to be 1R years
of age. 20 ~ = = y
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Items for this colsmn will bs
gladly received by Mrs. Harvey.
telephone 114-W. Readers owe
it to their guests and to them
selves to see that items Of local
interest are reported. Eysry item
will be given proper considera.
4tioas when source il known. y.
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Pat Nugent came to, Benidii Sat
urday from LaPorte, called here by
the critical illness of his wife.
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+ M. w. Deputy returned yesterday
Efrom Chicago, where he went 10 days
Eago to attend an educational asso-
citation meeting. He returned via 10.
leicester and Mrs. Deputy accompanied
him home from there, where she has
been III the hospital For two weeks,
Following an operation. IL. 81
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Mrs. Jennie Van Arnum left this
morning for Illinois, where she viii!
make an. extended visit. She will
visit an aunt and friends in Chicago
several weeks, and then 60 to her
old home at Galva, ILL.,, to visit re'a-
tives and friends before returning to
Bemidji. r.. ...
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Mrs.4H. B. Fleberg Of. Minneapolis
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. A. L.
Collard, $40 Minnesota avenue. 49,
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Rev. Fir. J. J.: T. Philippe preached
his. farewell sermon to his congre-.
cation at ". Phillips church, yeste1;
day, and expects to leave Thursday
for his new charge at Warroad.
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Harold Olson spent Friday and
Saturday in Bemidji transferring bus
mess and also calling on friends.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs.,Nelse Nice allister who
have. visited their sister, Mary Mccall
sister. 4O4 Minnesota avenue, for the
mast two weeks, and relatives at Grant
Bend today, where they will visit Mrs.
McC allister's sister, Stella Hanson,
for a few days before returning TO;
their home at Missoula, Mont.
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Mrs. C. W.. Morgan Of Nebish pass
ed away at her home Saturday. Her
daughter, Mrs. w. r. Ware, has been
with her mother for some time. Mr..
Ware went to Nebish Sunday ana
Percy and Zelma went there today, to
arrange for the funeral. ~
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Hemstitching an! ::icotins: If ali
kinds. done BY Mrs. Avis Guyer al
Singer Sewing Machine agency IL the
new Kaplan building. Phone 81 8. 3t5-t
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$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
La1d company. d LIST
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Mrs. Charles Funk who has been
very i'll with la grippe for several
days, is reported to be improving.
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Mrs. Oscar Olson of Fifth ward
was taken. to the Lake Julia sanitar-s
ium at Puposky. for treatment and
care 49, : ~ - liz - - .il:...E.. =; e.
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Miss Eloise Calihan of the Bemid-
il Townsite company, St. Paul. is
spending a:fewi days in Bemidji trans
acting ), business ( and calling on
friends ~. 49,. ~ = 80
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y zFiftesn-iachs hard and soft wood
slabs for $3.50 per load At Bemidjii
Manufacturing Co. 12-7tf
Milford chronicle., 1922-09-15
FRUIT is CHEAP THIS YEAR
CANPLENTY FOR NEXT WINTER
By F. ROCKWELL Horticultural Editor Of ~Fam and Tiresde"

This should year on the houseepers canning
There for any housewife who ons the canning Of
fruit from her fall program. w w ' ' S u
sugar has not been tm and when you can by
pounds for dollar you can ask NOTHING ro e.
mat The he fruit moreover has been more abundant t .
CANINE @ % es apples and for such IN low % n years ears
% @ 40 glow their own fruit to having pn % & ana h those
Use the Easy CoId-FacI" s Med5 RiG 55uf rd ses sa
either With clothes % OF course is the sterilization method
market % HOW % UsE splendid sterilization are now found o % %
having o % % o @ generally the country proudly boasts Of nepe
rubber n nd n 5 o 9q merely merely trusts Washing and ne
canning preserving viii g %
vou a @ lou Sa DO With the various vs in which
oa can use dne peaches for peaches peac bur IT. @
keeper has canned about those o Almost every house
AS y emf % surprise the family every bit Of the peaeb9
perfe for @ ny only pick out those that absolutely fresh and quite
discard and that r ms year those would otherwise
% % are not quite up to the them aside and
G out the PAD spots carefully zz of the pescb % With 10
serving until they are abon c very little water
with little sugar to % s or OF Goander pulp secured
lars and @ at @ to prevent burning pour into stezed
& Save the Feelings to Make JeINever throw AWAY those -
nng but boil them down little water and them @ @ cGa IOr can an
as firm other & Rc b y Peach Jelly generally Jelly
spread it on their & grea appreciated by the
syrup before putting them nt % II you have cooked
How % 0 se sea- p up IN ld jars for griddIe cakes
do some pear chips you can econom % V % % 0 9O @
pears into quarters @ f G quite perfect enough for
borob e in & e quarters hny into bits Boil these
up oanded ginger which high grade CANDY s6
Of canned AIMED fruit Qune jelly is an ea 5v to & S
his the yolstead are few families y And
% & m & grape grape Juice to help make bearae and
on engm ana ia cook the Juice heating degrees Pour
nat each bottle top is completely ~ e ""A' 81
atest bulletin preserving jelly mafn 20 e
experienced housewife ~ ~ Will "Iu even the most
Milford chronicle., 1922-09-15
RECORD CROPS ON PENINSULA
Delaware Maryland Farms Yield 316,11O
Baskets of Peaches-AppIe Yield
More Than One Million

plouuce shpped over the Delaware of
IS vastly
Of the Delaware Division - 0- N''H' SUPERVISING agent
lo" IS the report submitted
pies shpped to date IO8S957
touI Tor the week ending
A+4L0 Ior the corresponding
peacn this
shipments
pot 9IO baskets OF peaches
ped last year during the
year the shipment totaled basket - -' W" ILLS
Pears shipped +tia o To-.
been a
baskets '' SHpnen' ILLS year Oh o'5IS
marked increase OF
baskets
peIou OF z529O baskets
year oo5 pounds OF grapes have
z9991 pounds shipped
ing saturday 25 pounds shipped compared with last years shin
ment during the o only W - 'Hip
Last year. Shipment OF sweet potatoes shows slight
out
9 e @ PG shipped to date this 145O4; to
Darres were shpped This
od 0 -'- "n0 OOAieSPOHuiHs per
potatoes however show years
Deg 5554 barrels shipped
@ shipped up to the corresponding date ending
saturday $50 barrels were shipped
barrels shipped ~ F N' 'o"A NO0O
GATE there shipment
ne up TO the same time last 52O shipped For
'edod last year 1922 carriers shipped W