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The New York herald., 1922-02-18
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
rI.rpEs ANn rYpfsrs.

CLERKS AND TYpIETS.
large financial institution desires to
place several young women. seventeen years
OF nge or over. IN perm9snent positions; high
school education desirab!ui hours are short:
luncheons are provided free. the starting
salary is si2 per week and many advantages
and opportunities for rapid advancement are
offered &c those who Qualify as all al,
Nsnced positions in the company are filled
by promotion. state age, education and cx-
perlsnce. n any. G .2GI Herald, Herald "a.
COOK. chambermaId md waitress. white
girls, friends o. relatives preferred, small
private family state references and wages
asked y. q. box lld. loysnote. l.. J.
COOK for midnight supper and assist IN
dining room. Muheubetg Hospital, Plain
field. n. J.
COOK. pastty. experienced. Muhenbsrg
Hospital. piainneld. n. j.
DEsIGNEG ard filter Of experience for
Canadian corset concern; lady or gentleman.
Apply by letter, y 2O50 Herald. $50 Broad
way.
GIRLS Ovol for s,tra,,,i,.., outdoor wor.
mission. The Uav Mac Co, suite 1923, 1891
Broadway coraer 4S.h ~.
GOVEINisES. good teacher. conzpniaL >
children q. :. 10 years old. assist With
light house duties good hofne. good pay.
Call to-day between H-tt. 81, or sunday
morning. Dr. Lunenfeld w soth.
HoUsEWORKEB. white. irht housswork.
city apa rtnent. references required. Fitz-
gerald - ". 34th IT, Apt. A.. Phone Long
acre 2s40
uOUSEWOnkER. whitei references good
COOK: downstairs work only no laundry
% minutes from New York. Phone Bayside
1898.
HCtfREWORISEH. general Cthltel: good
cook; no laundry. no objection 90 young
baby. GoodhAnd. i1G Overlook Circle. New
Rochelle. Phone 8I2a.
NURSE. competent. for 2m year-old-boy.
must have experience and personal refer
cncc from last employer. i2A Monroe place,
rrooklyn.
80
NURSE wanted at once; experienced; 3 lit
tie girls. ages :. . ana 2 Apply Mrs. 7. y.
tombstone 3hs Sanford av.. Flushing. J., /.
Telephone Flushing 22N.
NURSE. TRAINED INFANTS NURSE. EN-
pENfENCFD: MUST HAVE EXCELLENT
REFERENCES. CALL SCHUYLER t22p.
NURSE for infant and willing TO be useful.
u. -. Oppenheimcr, 2G1 Cer;ral Park West.
Schuyler Dht7
YOUNG woman. hiRh school cr normal Grad
'btr. tun0 iu English. educational Wufk
Fi GDo ilh futuie s. ellison. 52g 5th af
room J2l.
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New Jersey.

HoBoKEN Two and three room apart
ments, private bath. all conveniences
within five minutes OF Hudson Tube station
adults preferred. MEYERS HOTEL, Sd and
Hudson sts
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

APARTMENT wanted, West Side preferred.
by young couple; 3, rooms. furnished, or
unfurnished; modern Improvements; not over
$40. d 2t22 Herald, Herald square.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CAPITAL WANTED.

CAPITAL. WANTED.
Manufacturing concern making a low
priced combination soda fountain de-
sires private parties TO loan So 900 for
ninety GOD days Will give liberal
bonus and permanent interest In com
pany. This Is an unsual opportunity
for large returns and security on in
vestment. w $50 Herald. Herald 50.
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15STTT ST. 127 E-Apt. 10, large sunny room
handsomely furnished, elevator apartment
free telephone use. gentlemen; $40; mus
furnish references.
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New Jersey.

ROOSEVELT apartment, and rooms: all
modern appointments. . Potter place. Cliff
ton Park, Weehawken. Inquire Supt.. on
premises.
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BERGEN ST, 1856 rooms. bath. steam
heat. hot water, electric, all improvements,
$50. Apply on premises or Morningside 1892.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Instruction.

EARN $50 weekly through Prof Rohrer's
famous Hairdress. Manicure. Beauty School.
119 w. AZ St, or Brooklyn, IS 4th ay.
Newark branch, SAT Broad 81. Circular.
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TWO lCets, first and second floors, 50x7o
each; new building for light manufactur-
ing; will divide to suit tenant. 759 Jackson
av., near 156th st. BREGMAN, fremont 222S.
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53D ST.. 143-i47 EAST.
HIGH CLASS ELEVATOR APARTMENT,
SIX ROOMS. ALCOVE AND BATH;
EVERY IMPROVEMENT: ALL LIGHT;
OCCUPANCY AT ONCE.
RENT 81, $50 A YEAR.
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England.

LONDON-ISur months or less from April
pheasant house In old world Chelsea;
sitting, bedrooms, bathroom, telephone,
piano; overlooking square gardens; II guineas
per week: furnished completely. FEN, ii
Tedworth Square,, London, s W 3.
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OLD Staten Island dental practice; going
West. Apply Box 4. West Brighton.
POOL PARLOR, : tables; forced to sell ac-
count of sickness. 56iS Sd av., Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY
Westchester-saIe or Rent.

BRONXvILLE.
To effect quick sale new house con-
Nenienty located, consisting OF 10 rooms. 3
baths and garage. must be sold for less
than cost 20 reproduce. For details address
OWNER, =. o. box 500. City Hall station,
New York city.
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COOK, excellent. long personal references
from well known people. 205 y. 0oth.
COOk-Refined colored girl, first class,
small family. Aud 22T0, apt. 81.
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16sTH, 60l w. Corner Broadway AT sub
way station, elevator apartment, seven
rooms. bath: large foyer. See Supt.
1S1ST ST, 605 W.-Seven room apartment 10
lease; elevator; immediate possession; rea-
sonable rent. Apply Supt.
iCor,II s..r t.:-. 49,. l. c.ar-
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SALESMAN wanted to sell candy specialty
In exclusive territory on commission
preferably carried as side line; attractive
article backed by good advertising. Apply
by letter TO Room sos. 10 East 43d St. stat
ing qualifications and territory desired
SALESMAN. who understands tin can bust
ness thoroughly, for metropolitan district
Address IN confide'ice d 2097 Herald. Her
aid so.
SALESMAN, experienced. to sell advertising :
for high class medium. The Ray Mac Co.,
Suite 4o2 and 403. 1901 Bway. corner 4sth ~.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs.
BOATS. LAUNCHES AND ACCESSORIES

engine also / pair 23ii n. seine boats
good condition ready for use. CHAS
WARNER. Blue Point. l.. !. Phone 1jIgW
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

FATHER will surrender beautiful. healthy
baby girl. il months old, 20 responsible
people who would take the best OF care o,
my child mother died two weeks AGO
father Spanish descent. For information
call or write FRANK ALALwor. 425 w
fo5tb
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Unfurnfshed.

MUSIC teacher wants small apartment, good
location: reasonable. reacheT, s37 W. S5th.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LOT wanted. improved residential. vicinity
Flushing, about 50x100 give exact loca-
ton, cash price. II 1929 Herald. 10th st.
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT entered
into on the 18Th day OF January, 1919, by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER. NEW
YORK. and DAVID DREYER, | will sell on
the 2nd day of March. 1929, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon IN the piano departmen OF
John Wanamaker. IN the City. County and
state OF New York, one style mahogany player
plano and bench. as provided by Sections Cj
and 90 OF the Personal Property Law.
NAT. W. GENDERtNC, Auotioneer.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

STUDIO house, fine rooms and bath
charmingly furnished: rent $3.50. G2 Wash
ington News, Sth ST., 9TH av.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE to sell, equal to new reason
able. ROONEY, 30i West 1i2th.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
long Island.

long Island.
SUNSET LODGE.
Beseh 50th and Surf av.. Sea Gate, Norton,
Point. New York HarbJr: comfortable ste.n
heated rooms. with or WITHOUT bath: 45 min
utes from Times Square, % minutes ChaId-
bers st.: Municipal subway rates reason.
pble. Apply phone coney Island 1871.
westchester.
RosEDALE NURSING HOME.
4G5 Pelham road, New Rochelle Tel. New
Rochelle 4690-ieoa. Nervous, chronic and
convaescent guests may find here rest and
treatment In a beautiful home without the
atmosphere Of santa rium.
MARGARET ~. FLYNN, n. ~
TIE HUDSON VIEW sANfTARfITN.
4l1 \. B'way. Yonkers, ". Y. Phone cola
THE GERALD EASE sANAToRITTN
20 NORTH B'WAY. WHITE PLAINS d2sT).
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on tho Ord day OF December. 1920. by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and THEODORE 4. CONES. ] will
sell on the 9th day OF March. 1922. az ten
o'clock In the forenoon IN the piano depa n
ment OF John Wanamaker in the city.
County and state of New York, one style II.
Mahogany Grand Piano, as provided by Sec
tlons 6j and 66 OF the Personal Property
Law.
NAT. w. GENDERINc, Auotioneer.
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AUTOMOBILE corporation has opening In
official capacity for a gentleman of execu-
tive ability; exceptional opportunity invest
ment of $4,000 necessary; investment BE-
cured. W 4S1 Herald, Herald Sc.
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SECURITY sALEsMEN.

BEST SELLING INDUSTRIAL.
IN NEW YORK: EsTABLTsHE.D
TWENTY YEARS: HIGHEST
COMMISSION IN FULL AND
VERY ATTRACTIVE install
MENT CONTRACT: EVERY
COOPERATION FROM OLD
j. 7 A E L I S II z ID. HOUSE.
$ y I r L 2306. TWO RECTOR
STREET.
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sroyE A~p BOILER REPArRs,

sToVBs ,NND STOVE REPAIRS. .--Repsirs
Furnished 20 III any make of stove. Rang.
Irnace steam on Hot water Heater manu-.
frrtureh srpNr rEpifU rOnt y rs 1ae
t-H ..No. $50 argls n. n. EAnch.
~ Htlbetis st. Newark. ". }. -
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MEN (Two)

MEN CTwo)
BY NEW COMPANY TO DO ANY
THING THEY ARE ASKED TO DO
TO HELP THE BUSINESS GROW:
PREFERABLY MEN OVER 30
YEARS or AGE WHO CAN
KNUCkLE DOWN TO REAL HARD
WORK AND WANT TO MAKE 4
LIFELONG; CONNECTION. APPLY
PERSONALLY.
MIR. DOZIER. SUITE 1901.
GOTHAM BANK BUILDING,
COLUMBUS CIRCLE
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DISTRIBUTOR OF Broclston made shoes
wishes TO connect with live selling organ
ization dealing with consumer direct; give
full particulars in first letter; no others VIII
be considered. Murvan Shoe Co., Brociton.
Mass.
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s~xNIru.E WANTED.

WANTED i FAY FULL
VNfD CONTENTS HOUSES, APART
yrNTs. PIANOS. BOOKS, pAINTIN1,s
sc. TOBIAS, 100 UNiNER,
sfTY PLACE srUYNi5s Ant 1870
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

142D. J4i West.-Business woman or elderly
gentleman; references; all conveniences.
SMITH,
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REPRESENTATIVE OF old established Aus
tralian firm would like to confer with
manufacturers of goods suitable for that
New York,
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Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures.
Above 18th 81. to Ssth St. trucIasive).
East River ts North River.
53p ST.. 143-l47 EAST.
HIGH CLASS ELEVATOR APARTMENT
SIX ROOMS. ALCovE AND BATH;
EVERY IMPROVEMENT: ALL LIGHT;
OCCUPANCY AT ONCE.
RENT S1.9sQ YEAR.
Above 10th st.-5th Ay. to East River.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED APARTMENTS
in well kept elevator house at 10 East 95th
st., near 9th av.. medium sized rooms and
bath now being renovated completely. rent
Sl45-$I66.
116 East SD ST.. near Park av.-New build
ing. attractive, ready for occupancy now;
? and rooms, bath and kltchenette; every
modern Improvement. Apply on premises
Above 59th St.-5tl Av. TO North River.
MANHATTAN Av.. $40 tii5th)-Three four.
five beautiful all outside rooms: reason
able.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 417-Beautiful un-
baths; delightfully."- cool in summer; northern.
eastern and southern exposures; immediate
occupancy IL desired will make attractive
concession on rental. Telephone Madison
sauaIe BOIL. or Cathedral 72S9
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 3s7 (cor. 1osth)-Un-
furnished floor. suitable for studio; all or
part; meals optional.
94TII sos Wsst-Ground floor, eight large
rooms two baths. suitable doctor.
11sTH. 353 WEST NEAR park)-Sixth floor.
rooms. $135 elevator, steam electricity.
Supt. Mornins sside 1880 Rhinelander 1900
Washington Heights, Above l25th st.,
West of sth Av.
136TH, 500 w.-5-6 rooms, elevator apart
rnent house; immediate possession. Apply
Superintendent.
i6sTH, 60i w. Corner Broadway) AT sub
way station, elevator apartment, seven
rooms. bath; large foyer. See Supt.
1siST ST, 605 W.-Seven room apartment 10
lease: elevator; immediate possession; rea-
sonable rent. Apply Supt.
1SSTH ST, COZ West-Select large, light cor
ner. latest improved apartment to sublet; /;
rent $40. Apply superintendent.
Borough Of Bronx.
LORING PLACE, 1916 (nGar Fordhanl road
and University av).-Four rooms. second
floor; immediate occupancy. Superintendent
Borough OF Brooklyn.
BERGEN ST, 1856 rooms. bath. steam
heat hot water, electric. all improvements
NEW apartment house, 100 to 1914 Hendrix
steam heat, hot water supply, electric lights,
parquet floors; rents reasonable. Inquire on
premises, or L. GROSSBA1.ti, 1877 Hendrix
St. Brooklyn Tel. Glenmore eI14.
New Jersey.
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n yop arc seeking neic capital, a part.
ncr or ,coht 10 start business, a Bust.
ness Opportunity Id. IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD may accomplish inst
chat yoW are after Trv one Telephone
adrcg easements 10 Worth 5000
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116 East SD ST., near Park av.-New build
ing. attractive, ready for occupancy now
. and 8 rooms, bath and kitchenette: every
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Washington Heights, Above l25th st.,
West of 9Th Av.

136TH, 500 w.-5-6 rosms, elevator apart
nent house; immediate possession. Apply
SuDerirI cndent
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CAPITAL WANTED.
Wanted. $4,000 gilt edge mortgage. offer
per cent, principals only. Z. L.. $40 Long
acre Bldg.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

CHAMBERMA1D, colored, hotel or private
home. Officer, 2i39 18th av.. apartment 2.
COMPANIoN--Mlddle aged woman desires
position as companion to lady living alone
or semi-invalid; familiar with sick room
cheerful disposition; no objections 20 out Of
town. best references; congenial surround
inss preferable TO high wages. 2056 Her
aid. $50 Broadway
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Borough Of Bronx.
Borough of Brooklyn.

LORING PLACE, 1916 (naar Fordhanl road
and University av.).-Four rooms. second
floor; immediate occupancy Superintendent
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LEsTER--rt you think anything Of me kindly
communicate at once: essential; slmosi
distracted. Hr1sDAH.
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DRUG STORE for sale, we'll established
business; will sacrifice to quick buyer.
Apply PILSEN DRUG CO, 1897 W. Balti-
more St, Baltimore, AID.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-29
To Remedy Nations
 Defective Eyesight

New York, Dec. 29-With the aid of Secretary of Labor Davis, a move ment has been started for observance throughout the country of Eye Sight Conservation Day in the schools. Fed eral and state officials, university pro- fessors, engineers, industrialists and civic leaders are cooperating with the Eye Sight Conservation Council of America to remedy conditions of vision in classroom and factory.
 Defective vision among school chil- dren and workers in the industries has, surveys in numerous towns and cities reveal, caused enormous econo- mic and physical losses. which, authorities declare, can be eliminated. Secretary Davis is in deep sympathy with the movement, particularly with regard to children.
 ~'I am convinced" he said recently
 that mankind owes no higher duty to society and to God than service to childhood, and that whatever we may be able to do to aid the citizens of the future will earn a great reward
 Every teacher in the country, ac- cording to the Council, is a potential crusader for better vision. Teachers everywhere are being given instruc- tions for testing visual acuity. Sue cess of the movement, according to its sponsors, will mean a definite physi- cal advance in future generations of Americans.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-29
GhHee-MInqte Journeys
 M \Temple Manning TT}


put one beautiful blossom in 8 vase A that it stands alone in it's beauty.
 Their rooms are not crowded with numerous pieces of furniture or clut- tered with ornaments. One fine piecs of china or bronze may be tho only decorative note in the room But in itx singleness it's beauty Is emphasized and appreciated.
 Even in love affairs and in courtships The thought is not lost in complicatins realities and expense
 This idea might not be welcome to the girls of this country. Some thought lessly ignore the real sentiment of an engagement and a wedding in the glamour of engagement rings and we'd ding presents.
 In our country, on hearing of an en- gagement, one of the first questions asked is: What kind Of ring did he give herr" And many girl with a flashing solitaire on the third finger of her left hand deliberately carries her left glove and fusheS with pride at ad- miration of her ring.
 But in Japan there is nothing like this The young man does not have to gave up so he can perhaps spend more money than he should to give his faneee an engagement ring, because in Jsaaa they do not wear engagement rings.
 Instead, after a girl has promised to marry the man of her choice he proudly goes to the best shop where the finest silks are sold. Here, with great care. he selects a beautiful piece of silk and carries 1t lovingly to the girl of his heart.
 With this silk the newIy-engaged girl makes sash and wears it triuInphPRtly. This is her engagement ring"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-29
U/hat .Right Clothes N/M Do
 toEnhdnce Your PersonaZ Charm
Tue Fanos.s Spa,aish P,>;a,sa Dom
By LUCREZIA BORI

and not only know now to s-E, but teach their daughters to do the same. there are many more who consider sew- ing lost art.
 But if you know hew to use a needle you can often take frock which Is al- ready made. change the collar treatment or :he cut of a sleeve. and have some thing more becoming and more like yourself. Individuality in dress means having clothes that look like you.
 You may be too busy ever to sew for yourself. Or if you should take the time. it might have to be at some time strenuous work or when you should be enjoying yourself In either of these cases l Should not advise trying to sew, for 1t might impair your health and your looks. And nothing would be worth while to you at that cost.
 But perhaps you are interested enough in clothes to do bit of designing for yourself. There are few women who don't at some time have ideas in clothes which they explain to their dressmaker or rnodiste and have carried out under their directions This, too, is to be couraged. for it is one of the biggest factors in individuality.
 Don't admire so-and-so's clothes and wonder why she always looks SO well and 50 different" from the next person Get to the bottom of So-and- sos sys- tenn. In the first place, it must be that she puts careful thought into the selec- tion of what she wears She buys clothes carefully, and sees that the things she has will match or blend prop erly.
 Of course. you might be honest enough to admit that so-and-so naturally has better taste than you If this should be true, you can help yourself by studying what is right and proper and watching others whose taste you trust
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-29

quired in the usual way and have ready two cupfuls of freshly boiled rice. To one can of tomatoes add a half-bud of garlic, 2 thinly-sliced onion, a little chopped celery, few sprays of pars- icy, pepper, salt, a quarter-cupful of sugar and a ealtspoonful of curry DOW der. stew for twenty minutes, then strain. return to the saucepan, and mixed in ccld water. Heap the rice on the centre of a hot dish, lay the sausages around the edge, and pour the sauce over all. Gnrnish the dish with hot baked potatoes.
 ercaded cutIets.
 Have two slices of veal outlet sliced one Inch thick each, then with a sharp knife cut them in strips two Inches wide. Dip the strips in beaten egg, roll them in fine. sea5oned crumbs, then place them in hct frying-pan with two table spoonfuls of butter. Cover the outlets and cock. .Crning encs, then uncover and brown delioately on each side. Serve on a hot dish, turning over the outlets two cupfuls of Cuban sauce. made the same for the rice and saul sage dish 0arnish with rice eroquettes.
 oystsr scalIop Mossrne.
 Drain and dry on 8 linen towel a solid quart of oysters. and have ready two small cupfuis of very dry crumbs Se- Lect deep. oblons baking dish and but ter 1t well Crate enough sharp cheese to make ouarter-cupful. Now make a cream sauce not too thick. Put a tablespoonful Of butter into a small saucepan with two teaspoonfuls Of flour. and stir until the butter is melted. then add pepper, salt and 8 cupful and & quarter Of rich milk or light cream, and bring to the boiling point, stirring steadily. Let the mixture simmer gen. tly for three or four minutes, then add the cheese, and set aside to cool. When this sauce is cool put in the i oysterz. place . layer of crumbs in the bottom of the mould, then a layer of tho oyster mixture, then layer of crumbs. then a hard-boiled eEE put | through the ricer. then the oysters. and on until all are used. Bake this mixture. after dotting the top with but ter. for about twenty minutes in & medium over until 1t is Drowned deli catsly on top.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-29

around, Doris had a good chance to see her. She was dressed in gray. brown and light yellow. which made pretty com bination, and helped one to forget her plain face. Her narrow, long head ended in blunt snout at the end, no larger than Doris,s cncle's thumb. This. Doris learned. was Mrs. Yurumi's mouth.
 'eWen, I'm glad to know you" Mrs. Yurumrs s mouth opened and she laughed merrily. "I know what you're think ing. You are wondering how I can sae with such a small Ioouth- aren't your"
 Doris blusi1ed and looked confused. and Mrs Yurumi and Happy Giggles both laughed
 ''Oh. don't you worry about that mouth,'' Mrs. Yurumi added "We ant-eaters don't need large mouths. whatt" she exclaimed when she a queer look cross Doris's face. Didn't you know I was an ant-eater? or course I am. Not the scaly kind. thank goodness I am proud of my hair. pecially the long. shaggy hair on my tail" And she waved her long tail around proudly in the air.
 'It looks like 8 flag" Doris laughed. gayiy. q don't blame you for being proud of 1t. I think you're much prettier than the other ant-eaters I've seen, Mrs. Armadino. for instance-"
 "Pshaw. I'm glad I don't have to carry armor around with me all the tine
 
 laughed ''But you see, most of the other species of ant-eaters live under the ground. while we yurunts live in the trees"
 Just then three little ant-eaters gal loped cut and Mrs. YuruzI pRtted their heads with her long claws. proudly. They ran ever to an old tree, scampered up tho trunk. and, winding their long tails around a branch, began te pIn in- sects out of the bark with the4r claws
 Mrs. ArmAdnho couldn't hang by her tall that way" said ArS- YuruHai. ~Why. we use our tails monkeys dc. The fact Is, I've taaght the children to sleep with their tails wound around a branch. Then, if they get restless and move in their sleep tkey won't fall out of the tree-
 This amused Doris, and she laughed merrfly. She was sorry when her aunt called her home to lunch. but. proFnis- ing to come back again and call on Mra. Yurumi, Doris bade her new friends and Happy Giggies goodby and hurried back to the house
 Cosyrisht. 1922. hs Es~zpas~ Ss<+rs srzzase. Ias