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The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-28
PASTOR QUITS PULPIT
 TO BE CHIROPRACTOR

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2S. Be cause he thinks he can do more good strengthening out folks physical kinks than he can their spiritual crooked ness, the Rev. F. l.. Dorn, pastor of the St. Philippus Evangelical Prostest- ant Church, has resigned to become a chiropractor. He said that for some time prior to his resignation he had been healing the sick by chiropractic methods.
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Today's Events

Centenary of the birth of Gen. Fltz
John Porter, central figure In one OF
the most notable public controversies
in American history.
The one hundredth anniversary of
the founding of Hobart College is to
be celebrated today with exercises in
which many eminent educators Will
take part.
The June Week" exercises at the
United States Military Academy today
will eliminate In the graduation OF
the class of 1922, when 131 cadets will
receive commissions as second lieu.
tenants in the army.
The twenty.fifth anniversary of the
establishment OF co-education at the
University OF North Carolina is to be
celebrated at Chapel Hilf today with
reunion Of alumnae from all parts
Of the country.
Several thousand leaders of the Bap.
fist denomination are expected to ar
rive in Indianapolis today to attend
the annual meeting of the Northern
Baptist convention, the sessions Of
which will be formally opened tomor-
row.
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H0USEW0RK IS A BURDEN

Woman's lot is a weary one at best
But with hackache and other distres.
sing kidney ills life indeed becomes a
burden. Doan Kidney P..s have
made life brighter for many Benning.
ton women. Ask your neif.lbor,
Mrs. John Enright, ISL Mil St,
Bennington, says; Il was troubled
with my kidneys, due to heavy house
work. My back was so sore that
when / stopped, could hardly
strailnten and ii was torture for me
to bend to sweep Colored specks
floated before my eyes, blurring my
sight and dizzy spells caused me a
lot of trouble. The action of my kid
neys was irregular and certainly
was suffering when began using
Doan's Kidney Pills. Relief follow
I'd quickly and a couple boxes Of
Doan's cured me of the attack. Since
chat time, have used Doan's occas
lonally as kidney tonic and the.
keep me feeling fine
Price coo, at all dealers DON
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mrs Enright had Foster.Milbun
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n Y-Adyertise
ment.
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In The DAYS News.

Lord lnchcape, who has been a re.
cent visitor to America, Is chairman
OF the great Peninsula and Oriental
and the British India Steam Naviga.
ton companies. He was formerly Sir
James Lyle Mackay. Born in a pro.
yincial town in England, he went when
% to Calcutta as a clerk in a shipping
firm of which he is now the senior
partner He became a member of The
Legislative Council Of the Viceroy Of
India in 1891, and was a member Of
the Council OF India from 1897 to 1911.
After the war he negotiated the sale
Of ex-enemy shipping allotted to Great
Britain, more than four hundred yes
sells being sold for something like
S1OO,00O,0OO, and the expense Of the
sale amounted to something less than
twenty cents per $500 realized. Lord
Inchcape is a director of the Suez
Canal Company and a factor in mum.
erous other large transportation, com.
mercial and financial enterprises.
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Monuments!

Be positive that the monument
you order is Of the highest grade
Marble or Granite, for Il is the in.
ferior second grade stone that win
discolor badly and withstand least
the action of all elements.
Expert care and skill from the
selection of the Marble or Granite
to the last touches in erection,
make purchasing a monument of us
safe and satisfying.
We have an excellent stock of
about 800 finished monuments in
different designs for your examina-
ton, which Of course makes a full
line to select from.
Our prices are rs low as II Is pos
s,ble to make them and still fur.
niSh the highest grade stone, beau.
tiful design, and lasting handsome
inscription work
Before buying, grant us the
pleasure Of quoting You prices and
showing YOU our stock, as this IN
ours no obligations to buy and is
valued as n favor.
| Work set up In any part of the
country and orders promptly filled
| KinSman & Mills
245 West st. Rutland, VI
School st. 1ennlnpton, VI.
Telephone 543 at our expense.
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"a ILLS R ATS

end mlce-that's RAT.sNAP. the old
reliable rodent destroyer. Comes in
oakes--no mixing with other food,
Your money back II II fails.
35o size Il eake) enough for Pan
try, Kitchen or Cellar.
CSC size e eakes) for Chicken
House, coops, or small buildings,
SIPS size Is eakes) enough for al
farm and out-huldings, storage
blu ldinas. or factory buildings.
7 Sold and Guaranteed by Quinlan'i
Drug Observation-Disclosures,
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ShackIe for Prisoners.

When 1t is necessary to take Grimm
ais on long journeys by train con.
slant vigilance is required to prevent
attempts to escape. Now, however,
Popular Mechanics Magazine describes
a shackle which should discourage
this quite effectively. 1t consists of n
50-pound steel ring which fits loosely
around the ankle and separate steel
housing that goes under the foot and
supports the weight Of the ring when
the wearer is sitting or standing still.
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III. ;mI.a Of elsewhere.

A. w. G. writes that when in Florida
she tried 10 buy ChIcagS paper and
offered the boy 3 cents, When he re-
fused that sum She pointed to the
printed statement on the front page:
"rrice 2 cents in city and suburbs;
elsewhere 3 cents oh" replied the
boy. you're a thousand miles frcm
elsewhere"
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Today's Anniversaries.

1757-Decree Of Pope Benedict XIV,
prohibiting the use OF any YER
sion Of the Bible in the common
language.
lS4l-The first session OF the United
Canadian Parliament was open.
cd with great ceremony
lS07-Storms caused much alarm In
various parts OF the country as
it was the day on which the
astrologers had predicted the
destruction of the earth by a
comet.
lS72-Flrst national amateur rowing
regatta was held on the Schuyl
kin river, at Philadelphia.
lSSS-Department Of Labor, In charge
of a commissioner to be APPOINT
ed by the President, created By
act Of Congress.
1S96-Alpheus Fetch, former govern u
of Michigan. died at Ann Arbo.
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IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW
Thousands of Children Suffer
From Worms and Their
Mothers DO Not Know
What the Trouble Is.

Signs OF Worms are: Constipation
deranged stomach, swollen upper lip
offensive breath, hard and fun stom'
ZACH with pains, pale face, eyes heavy
short dry cough, grinding of re
teeth. little red points on the tongue
starting during sleep, slow fever.
Mrs. II. n Roberts, 5O2 ASYLUM
ST. Flint. Mich wrote to DR.. D. r.
True & Co: My little girl is relieved
of her worms" And in a later letter
wrote: Baby Is fine and 1t was your
medicine, Or. True's Elixir, thC
True Family Laxative and Worn
Expeller, that helped her
A favorite for over. 40 years. iOc-
6Oc-S1. Advertisement
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Today's Birthdays.

William Butler Yeats. celebrated
author and playwright, born in Dublin,
81 years ago today
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, U.
S. n, retired, a prolific inventor OF
devices for increasing the efficiency of
the art OF war, born at Lyons, n. Y,
6S years ago today.
DR.. James f. Allen, president OF
Davis and Elkins College, born at He
bron. Va. 46 years ago today
Sir Charles Parsons. who developed
the team turbine engine, born in
England, 6S years ago today.
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Born at limerick Me, Sept. rs,
1906.
! 191g-A celelnation Of the fftieth an
niversary OF the Salvation Army
opened in London.
l92O-The bodies Or James G. Blaine
and his wife were reburied al
Augusta, Me.
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Do You Need Water?

We have recently finished four sue
oessful Artesian Wells in Bennington
and vicinity and have started on an
other.
Partial payments II desired.
Write for particulars
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FOR SALE-Home, large rooms
large porch; out buildings. two acres
land; two minutes TO chair shop fine
view on hill overlooks town; bargain
for cash Write J. ~ Box 3d. FAST
Arlington, VT. S6tl%'
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FOR SALE-Two ton Federal truck
with platform body and cab, In excel
lent condition; three fourth ton Ford
Delivery, low price; l92O Ford
coupe: 1921 REQ passenger. excellent
condition. The Bennington Garage.
15tf.
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esfore and After.

Before mans married TO the
/ girl the door mat says welcome"
Afterward II says: Wipe on Your
Feek"
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE - Combination Welsh
pony. years old; great saddle mare;
pony harness and wagon; concord bug,
gy; heavy single harness; new hand
made double harness; sponges; cham .
OILS: WHIPS Boston terrier pups Win
TcI 55ieX 3it6'
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FOR SALE-Second hand gas stoves
Cook stoves and gas ovens II. N War
ron. Tel 4i0. 5Sto'
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FOR SALE-Having sold my farm. l
have a well-trained ladies' saddle horse
chain tugs, Geo Il. Davis. 200 Pleas
ant Street. 3ltG'
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FOR SALE--Danish cabbage plants
again. Yes, / Will have them from
June Is and on. Strong, hard, re-
rooted plants. $500 per 1000 Special
prices on large lots Maurice H. Peters,
North Bennington, VT. Tel. 1895
27tlSs
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FOR sALE-White House coffee, 39c,
Jello, 1Oc. seeded raisins l9c; Castoria
2gc. Bayer's aspirin Ice dOz.; kellogg's
corn flakes 3 for Zoe; free delivery
Wilson's Grocery, phone 696-W. site
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FOR SALE-Kiln dried hardwood
trimmings for limited time, $500 per
loose cord III called for; $500 per loose
cord If delivered. Price per Dbl. 25o
IL called for and 40c II delivered. II. 4.
Cushman Mfg. Co, North Bennington,
VI. Telephone J29-W. l6tl2
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FOR SALE-One horse, weight 1900
lbs VIII sell cheap or trade for
cattle. Also % tons baled timothy
bay Telephone 1876. Edwin N.
Hawkins. 27t12
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FOR SALE-Barber shop, good stand
Oldest in town. Inquire Garreau &
Bclanger. Szto
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FOR SAI.E-Baby Chick Prices Re-
duced: bred to-lay popular b!",eds;
prepaid guaranteed delivery, Send for
circulars. Breeders SA75, up. Roy
Clark, East Hortford, Conn. 2itl2|
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TO RENT-One room suitable for
light housekeeping. All modern i'm.
provements. Apply at 100 Putnam st
a3t6'
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FOR SALE-Refrigerato 70 lbs. ice
capacity. also Sure Luck range with
hot water front. Both IN hrst class
condition Call evenings. SIS Main
81 3lt6'
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FOR SALE-One Harley Davidson
side car. also steam vulcanizer. Call
M iOg silver ST 32t6'
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FOR SALE-Berkshire Ice Cream in
quarts, delivered TO your home. SIX
fiavors always on hand. We can furn-
ish cream In any quantity for parties.
festivals, etc,any flavor or shape bulk,
brick or individual portions. Wilson's
Grocery, phone 696-W Free Delivery:
3lt6
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FOR Shakespeare plano at bargain.
Inquire at EOS Silver street. 64tf.
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elddapl

The states attorney: 81 worked
like horse all the afternoon
Friend wife, THAT so? What
were you doing?
The S. A.: Drawing convey
ance"
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Could Hardly Todde Through Il.
The dance at Mr.. Sltz's Friday
night wasn't much on account of the
creek being up so high.-Cente
Point, Ark, item.
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TO RENT

TO RENT or 3 room furnished
apartment suitable for light house
keeping gas, electric lights hot water
bath and all modern conveniences; also
unfurnished rooms at liz Pleasant
ST, Inquire OF l. Leader. 1877 North St,
Tel 2i4-l1. 3it6
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WARIkD

WANTED-A few fine washings al
home. Call ISL Beech st. Tel. 5go NJ.
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Mary had a little lamb.
Some lobster and some prunes'
A glass of milk, a piece of PIE
And them some macaroons.
1t made the naughty walters grin
To see. her order so.
And when they carried Mary out
Her face was white as snow.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13

A fable: Once upon a time a love
epistle ended with the warning to
Burn this letter'-and the recipient
did. Now you tell one.
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WANTED-Work taxing care OF
lawns and gardens or work as driver
Of a Ford truck. Tel 396-M. S3t6'
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WANTED-Single man for general
farm work. Write TO Il. y. Howard,
Eagle Bridge, \. Y $50
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These wonderful prices tires of known value for this week only
You can afford take chances having buy the road
with this opportunity hand.
Evening journal., 1922-11-24
BIBLE THOUGHT
d ~ FOR TODAY
Bible Thoughts memorized. vii; prove a
priceless heritage in after years.

A CONSTANT PRAYER
Withhold not thou thy tender
mercies from me, o Lord
let thy loving kindness and
thy truth continually pre-
serve me.-Psalm 40:11.
Evening journal., 1922-11-24

de ST Pere on the Faubourg St Ger
main has burned to the ground.
1T will be necessary to make some
explanation TO the authorities OF
Paris. They will be curious about it.
And as this old acquaintance OF
madame, il has seemed to me that
ought to obtain and take some meas
ures 20 present an explanation TO the
authorities in Paris"
He continued to speak, in the slow
business Of igniting the cigaret.
There is no question OF insurance.
nor the right of any property-owner
in the matter Monsieur Martin
billiard owned this house by pur-
chase some months ago. He carried
no insurance on Il. II was stored
only with his own property and
used only by himself with the cham
ing assistance Of madame"
There was not even a servant
The doors entering the
house were all fitted with a special
lock, a complicated American lock
with two keys only. one for mon
and the duplicate for madame.
The windows were securely closed
with heavy shutters. .
'The house was wholly %inaccess-
ibie to any but these two persons.
and II was the exclusive property OF
monsieur. II It had not burned, we
Evening journal., 1922-11-24

should not have been concerned
about Il. Mysterious romanoes of
the heart do not provoke an inquiry
in Paris.
1T is the only capital Of pleasure
where the heart Is free; but the city
authorities are concerned with fires.
When the fame emerses from the
heart, Paris is disturbed. and when
Il reduces TO ashes In ancient house
on the FaubOurg st. German, some
explanation must be given"
He paused again He had now
gotten the cigaret lighted. And he
sat down.
Madame has correctly expressed
il. I am an old acquaintance, and 1
I'M more than that; I am an old
acquaintance who Is very much in
terested TO get madame's explanation
before the authorities in Paris as
early as I can manage It. Her flight
after the fire seemed TO be unwise.
Even I had very considerable diff
Guilty to find her"
The American spoke abruptly.
you seem very much interested
In FCasque dor"
Jonquelle's voice was in a sort Of
drawl.
'',Casaue DOR" he said. THE
expression Is extremely happy.
Madem's golden head used 10 be the
Evening journal., 1922-11-24

find anything. don't 30 to the place.
you expect 10 find It at all! Profit
by my experience! When I want Il
whale, do I go to the ocean? No,
sir, I get my mothers pail.
"If I look for plums. do I 20 to
the orchard7 No. sir. I go to the
thistle-patch."
Then where shsiI we look for
Mother Goose's broom9" askedE
Nancy eagerly.
Not up in the sky, that's certain
nodded Simple Simon.
Look down on the ground. Ask
~Scare-Crow. and Jack O'Lantern,
and Snowman and Taflors Dummy
and Jumping Jeek and Wooden
Soldier"
The Twins thanked him and said
they would take his advice.
Then they swung themselves
down TO the earth by a giant COB
web and continued their search.
ITO BE Continued
Copyright. 1922. NEA Sef1oe.) -.
Evening journal., 1922-11-24
.QriumphS Ola
by MELVILLE DKV1SSON POST
@ 1000 NEA Service Inc

Her hands and her elbows lay on the
arms Of the chair.
Beside her. a step beyond, the mar
who had arrived a moment before
I Monsieur Jonquelle stood in an att
tude OF menac The visible person
atty OF the man was pulling. That
he was an American one could in
stantly see. But one could not so
easily determine his status or his
habits Of life.
He had some OF the physical char
acteristics. some OF the tricks OF
dress of one engaged in an artistic
vocation; some Of the swift. accur-
ate, precise gestures Of one skilled in
the plastic arts. But there was a
vigor and determination about the
man than n is not accustomed to
find In a mere artisan element OF
ruthless decision and OF swift acts as
Of one accustomed 20 peril In his
trade.
The attitude OF the man and the
voice hat had reached Monsieur
JonQuelle at the turn OF the path
were unmistakRble IN their menace.
But the woman did not move.
Neither the sudden appearance of the
man, nor his words, nor his mem
acing Gesture had in any respect dis
turbed her e~quanimity.
The scene changed as at the snap.
OF invisible fingers. And Monsieur
JonqueHe came up on the terrace
The mar fell into the posture OF M
a. ease before an i~nterrupting visitor,
and the woman looked up languidly
as though undisturbed; as though NJ
human drama. however tragic, could
disturb her; as though she were for
ever beyond the stimulus OF any hu-
mar emotion.
Il was clear hat the man had no
knowledge OF Monsieur Jonquelle.
but 20 the woman he was evidently a.
familiar figure. HIS appearance nust
have been an immense surprise TO
her as the appearance OF the man
beyond her had been, but there was
no evidence Of Il IN her voice.
She did not rise. But she spoke
softly.
You do me a conspicuous honor"
she said. You will have been very
concerned about me 20 search
me out here"
Then she presented the man be-
yond.her.
Martin Diilard." she said. IAN
Jonquelle."
The Frenchman and also the wo-
Evening journal., 1922-11-24

Nancy and Nick asked all of
Mother Goose's friends about her
broom.
Doctor Foster hadn't seen It al
though he needed it very much. he
said, to sweep away the pudd1es on
his way to Glo'ster.
The Fast Man or Bombay said he
was busy enough hunting for his
pipe that the snipe had run off with,
without undertaking anything more.
Taffy the Welshman knew nothing
about the broom.
Tweedledum said he knew nothing
about it either, but hat he would
ask T%weedledee, as oon as they were
on speaking terms.
The Bakers man knew nothing.
The Barber knew nothing.
The Jolly Miller knew nothing.
The Farmer on His Gray Mare
knew nothing.
It was Simple Simon. after all,
who gave them an idea
why. It's as easy as can be-" he
told them. Whenever you wish to
Evening journal., 1922-11-24

man. one thought, observed the
American closely to note any recog-
milton Of either the name or the APP
~pearance OF the new arrival. But
there was none. He did not know
either Monsieur Jonquelle or his
trade.
She touched a bell concealed
somewhere In the arm of the chair.
A maid appeared. An added dlrec-
ton brought two chairs. The Amer
lean sat down where he was. but
Monsieur Jonquelle carried his chair
a little beyond the woma TO the
edge OF the terrace. He put down
his hat, his stick, and his gloves.
Il am fortunate to nnd you" he
said; II hoped TO arrive a moment
earlier"
The woman smiled,
I'm that event" che said, you
might have failed 10 find my friend,
Martin billiard. the American. You
will be interested. I am sure, to meet
and 10 know why he is angry"
She turned slightly toward the
American. Her face in the soft light
seemed smiling, but Il was. in fact,
inscrutable.
Monsieur Jonqueile," she ex-
planned, rs an old acquaintance
very old acquaintance. I have no
secrets from him. He will know. I
am sure, precisely the reason for
my flight here and your cause OF
anger against me-"
She turned again toward the
Freedman.
rs it not so. Monsieur"
The American had a strange, sui
len puzzled expression. But Mon
sieur Jonquelle laughed.
Alas" he said. 1T IS the sis
asters OF my acquaintance with
which l seem always to be con-
cerned, and unhappily, their affairs
are usually known TO me-"
He bowed slightly TO the Ameri-
can.
III Monsieur will permit" he said.
II shall be charmed TO verify
madame's prediction. Monsieur has
followed to inquire why the house in
the Faubourg st. German in the old
quarter Of Paris, happened to burn
down"
The American moved, as in anger.
abruptly in his chair.
Yes" he said. that is just pre-
cisely what I wanted 10 know"
Monsieur Jonquelle rose. He took
a cigarette-case from his pocket. II
was OF platinum exquisitely traced
with a complicated arabesque. He
opened It and presented II to the
woman in the chair. She declined.
1T IS denied me-" she said. "as all
things are now denied me-"
The American also refused. and
Monsieur Jonquelle returned with
his cigarette TO the chair on the Dor
der Of the terrace
81, Also" he said, speaking as he
went about the lighting OF the Gig
arctic. las what madame has go
.courteously called AN old acquaint-
ance. am interested to know why
thle house at the corner OF the Rue
Evening journal., 1922-11-24
JUST MOMENT
DAILY STRENGTH AND
CHEER
Compiled by John G.. Quinius,
(The Sunshine Mani

AS thy day so shall thy strength
be. The God OF Israel is He that
siveth strength and power unto His
people. Peace from God our
Father and Christ Jesus.-Deut
xxxifi. 20; Ps. xviii. IS; 2 TIM. /. 2. ,
o God! I cannot ask Thee to for
give;
I have done wrong.
Thy law is just; Thy law must i've:
Whose doth wrong must suffer pain
But help me to do right again,
Agsin be strong.
Amen.
Charlotte Perkins Stetson.
Come, self-existent Word,
Within my spirit speak,
In that blessed soul where Thou art
heard
Peace dwells without a break.
laurent.
Evening journal., 1922-11-24
Household.

Have a stool or chair OF just the
right height in the kitchen. It will
mean great comfort 10 you.
Stubborn varnish can be removed
with a liquid varnish remover and
a sharp scraper.
Tartar sauce 10 accompany indi-
vidual servings of fish is attractive !
served in small patty cups.
Paint your garbage pail inside
and out with white enamel. It will
look much more respectable.