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heip remope the rcdHesss kecftfted
alcohol. grams. pure 0iveeuHe. !
grams. preoipifaled chalk. . grams
cherry laurel ,safer, = gtams. pre-
c,pisoic OF sulphur. grams.
Are AnEorn goats raised extensive
~ IN tho United siatesf II 20.
whrrcf
Tcras a. the nadia0 goaf-rdiaino
state, hausa0 more Angoras than al
other states combined. The Osarks
IN southern Missouri aad nofthern
arkansas confats many bands Of An
gords and utii support more on a
permanent brssh- nfillssBg basis. snp.
plcmeafcd by ,otnfer feeding.
what Is the method OF mixing plaa-
tor OF paris for molding7
Ful a sHifatIs psssel about fro.
ihirds fsn 81 wafer. Add the plaster
Of parts ~ shaking Il 10 thru fhc
flngera or. " possible. thra a coarse
sirtr ~ order 70 treo1 up Iamp.
coHftnne 10 add plaster until the
corirai nile ,ehsch u forms IN the
oestcr o. the rssseI comes atotc the
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long TO them anyway,

Ia my own case. ! gave my wife
a divorce because sho met a man
married and living with HIS wife.
seemingly happy whom she thought
TO be her soul twin" Her theory IN
that the wife viii leave or die. or
that IN some way he WA he brought
10 her.
cannot sign my name as ! occupy
prominent position and do not care
to put any obstacles In the path OF
my former wlfs. In my own cam
there IL no solution. except tho disco
luton which has already occurred.
but the reading Of this statement
may do someone aome good n they
viii think seriously OF the results.
other than that ! cannot ay any.
thing against my former wife. aa we
agreed perfectly on everything. Hut
because Of this belief. she was always
booking aa 81. 4. o." puts n. She
was also just az sure ht the tmel
that l was her soul twin" but her
theory now Is that she was mis-.
taken. G. ~. III.
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Slogan Contest
N. w. Products Editor Snorued Under.
Send Yours Along Promptly.
Judges Soon to Be Announced.
Only Part Can Be Published.

You tell EN- Northwest Products.
you've been around the siohe. Laura
hushcr. Hrcmerton. Wash. General
Delivery.
Money spent for Northwest Prod
ucta makes mere work for North.
west people p. q. Hamilton. Ellis
hotel. Fifth and jefferson.
Hearts are trumps. but the North.
west Products lead.-~P. Ponder. II.
+. ID. No. s. nox ala. city.
buy Buyl Ruy like heekl Ia.
clfic Northwest Products By the
pcck--janc Caraway. sit Concord.
nrcmerton. Wash.
Huy Pacific Northwest Products
aud your eagles viii come home to
roost.--Ethel Kelly. Rhodes com.
pany.
Use Northwest Products with your
best cndeavor. prosperity viii be
yours forever w. Blrkholz. 5e6s
nth ave. y. W.
To make more. take more North
west Products Il. J. Hewes. $40
w Highland drive
Boost your town; cooperate. buy
Pacific Northwest Products ~
NJ Uccker. T.. O. BOX i12.
II. A. booster. insist on having
Northwest Products. - Mrs Harry
Surweil 9ass tsnd ave. n.
The Northwest Products advertise
the great Northwest Carl Romano.
saa corwin place.
II you want your moneys worth.
huy Northwest Products. - Edward J.
Richards. lis s0th ave.
buy Pacific Northwest Products
and prosper By patrunlxing VIM
Melvin Attebery. ISIS r. Grand. t.v.
erctt.
Northwest Products means North.
west payrolis -kennls Dobblna. Mcr
chants Parcel Delivery.
They who buy Northwest Products
buy the best. Corris Grey. ST.
r. ssth 1t.
You tell EN-. John: you know best.
Northwest Products for the West
q. n s. 1888 Summit ave.
Al together Northwest Products
Unanimous Ralph Freed. lis
Bellevue ~.
For Northwest general prosperity
buy Northwest Products IL my
riea.--victor Il. HUT. zo5t W. saith
ST
by your actions create prosperity
buy Pacific Northwest Products.--L.
l. Smith. 1909 W. Cioversiale.
Buy and eat Northwest Products
because they are the best.-M Marx
Bass. as Federal.
From sea TO sea. from zone 10
zone. Northwest Products are best
known Harry Hansen. 1853 Mar.
ket ~.
Northwest Products are Northwest
fits--Mrs. q. c. Heffnsr Raena
Vista Apartments. Auburn. wash.
Northwest Products for sorshwes,
people. Robert Lord. il.s 2sth ave.
A yearly promise o. products for
all food. clothing and shelter. Mrs.
]. II. satllff. 2i0s Queen Anne ave.
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l started out With the tonu lntcn-
ton Of printing every slogan re-
ceived.
And today. with the contest Just
nicely under way. I am swamped. SO
shall have 10 resort TO the eNpedsent
Of printing every day Just samples
Of the entries.
Hut all o. the slogans are being
filed. in tho order received. and will
~ handed over to the Judges.
The names OF the Judges. by the
WAY. will hc announced In a few
1nys. They will consist OF one Sc
attic man. one Tacoman and one
from Spokane.
Here are some 81 today's entries.
Buy Pacific Northwest Products
for everlasting economy. - Beulah
Lippincott. 2os Summit ave. y.
when buying. buy Pacific North.
west Products flrst.--L- l.. Smith.
1903 w. Cloverdaie.
Always buy frnm your own North,
west. Re assured you'll get the best.
S Anna Fisk. 1919 Terry ave
The Products OF the Great North
west far XII all the rcsy.--Mrs. Ed
wards Ritehs. 100 ~ ssnd -.
While at work or play. use North
west Products every day.-oeo. Dean.
1875 Third ave.
Buy Pacific Northwest Products;
keep our dollar at home.--Geo. +.
McDonough. 5IiT W. Lander -.
You sell when you buy Northwcs,
Productss--N. l.. Gordon. 1894 Alki
ave.
Northwest Products success spells
Northwest prosperity J. NJ.
Brooks. izt E.astiakc ave.
Teach me how TO ask. that I may
receive Northwest Products --Nrs. II.
p. Taylor. sos Q ave, Anacortes.
? Wash.
Buy the best. they stand the test
Pacific Northwest Products.
Johannsson. Tii2 .sth ave. ". w.
Keep the horne fires burning: buy
Pacific Northwest Products.- &C. Al
len. Y. NJ. G. A.
Pacific Northwest Products rro.
6v1cs the Pacific Northwest. see the
point---w. A. Magilf. sal Central
building.
For things to wear and eat. North
west Products can't be Miss NJ
Berger. $40 end ave.
Buying Northwest Products devei
OPS Northwest territory. employs
Northwest toblcss Mrs. Carrie Nc
Call. 800 Crary building.
II there anything you WANT The
Pacific Northwest has it--Mrs. Min.
uie Armstrong. 42s4 juneau At.
buy Pacific Northwest Product.
and make your taxes lower Mrs
Minnie Armstrong. s25t Juneau ~.
Keep your money at home BY buy
ing Pacific Northwest Products
Mrs Love. 3o25 Broadway. Everett
Wash.
Using Northwest Products means
Northwest Progress.--LoisH eaiy. si-
Boren ave.
Lets go, Boost and buy North
west Products and watch her grow
Mrs. r. Y. Dunn. 7is r. Yakima
ave. Yakima. Wash.
Buy Pacific Northwest Products: II
Will make the dollar bigger Mrs
Hans Anderson. 204 Baker st s.,
Mount Vernon, Wash.
Northwest Products keen you and
the Northwest aiive.--Wilford w
Powers. f33 ~. 35th II.
Bury Northwest Products and b.
loyal TO the community that help,
you. Miss X. a. Lavender. ii3,
Pleasant ave. Bremerton. wash.
Northwest Products today spei
prosperity tomorrow Glen r. Nc
Elvain. 1898 w. Willow.
Northwest Products heap muci
skookum.--Lanra Rusher. Bremen
ton, Wash, General Delivery.
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Recently this department hhN
been dsluRed with d flood OF letters
requesting names and addresses
OF firms or various buAlncss con
Germs. recommendation Of ynri
Gus manufactured articles. "tcs
that notices be inserted IN the
column Ia an effort TO find lost
pet dog or cat. or pockctbook.
This sort Of thing ~ strictly
against the rules of the depart
ment. so please do not nsk II.
Also. because Of lack ~ space.
long contributions cannot he pub
lished. even tho good. 30 please
kindly make them az brief Rs pos
aiblo. CYNTHIA GREY.
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surface Of the srater 80 far that ~
stays dry for about ~ seconds 10
net aoifefe IN any tsaV dnrtnO this
process Let soak for about ono NTH
ute. then sfsr fhoroiv and add more
trafer OF plaster as may be required
10 bring 10 the desired coHsisfencp.
What are the records In running
broad Jump and high jump
The running broad lump record "a
~ feet fIA inches. held bD r. O'Con-
nor Of England
Raining high Jump record Is fecf
y tHehes. held bD q. l.. HORNE, y.
IS 4.
Who fired the first L. q. A. gun on
the Germans
The uar department states me first
artillery shot ,ras tired Nv rs ~. w.
gsa ~ Hafferp q. Rirfh flcid arfl-
iefD. First dli4sfon officer IN charge
Of fhe firing squad ieaA serOf. Aicr
Arch
How do Jacob Ttainor'n vioiins
rank
The Hfradipnrias t4olins are con
sidered enormously superior 10 his
~ Is said that Ne q entitled 70 me
highest Tank as mere corkman and
" ne had chosen a better model ms
best sHsfrwmeHfs irosid haze cquaied
those Of sfradifanaa
when we're glass mirrors first
uaedr
~ Venice IN 1900 A. ~.
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Cynthia Grey 3
Man, Victim of "SoM Tlcin" THEORY Writes His Er
perience and Ophtion-What DO You Think?

Dear Cynthia Grey have thought, myself of writing
you note about this soul twin" theory, which
much mischief.
matter until il begins 10 involve married people. it
Always does because people with this idea believe that
the object of their socaed affection is married they be-
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Miss Grey viii receive callers
IA her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday from 10 y. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II a. m. Go 3 ~. each week. Please
do not come mt other times as IL
seriously interferes with her
writing.
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ALLEGED 60 have offered 4 fed.
crai prohibition agent SIS to let him
so when arrested on a hootisgxing
charge Thursday night. At the Silver
hotel. Joseph FelIcetti faces two
charges In federal court.
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what can one do 20 cure a red
nosrf
A rcd nose "a genrraiiD an irdlca-
iioa Of poor digesiion o. feKiiy CIR
caiafson. A physician shoaid b. con-
sailed ~ order 10 rcmore the troHhr,
The foiiowiag preparation. " was.
sn0ed freely tHfo The nose. 70 said 70
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Slogan Contest
Pointers

I.smlt--Tweive words EACH
submit as many as you wish.
rurpose-To show benefits
IL using Pacific Northwest
Products.
procedurc--write slogan on
postal or letter and mail TO
slogan Editor. The star, Sc
attic. Wash.
Prixes-Ffrst. Sass second.
o.. 70 others. 81 each. Total.
$50.
rime-All this month.
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SEES LASTING
SCREEN ART

Now, after seeing Der Goiem'
am confident that these two
foreign productions have pointed
tho way toward a lasting screen
art. They have demonstrated sew
erai ,hingsi For instance, tina !
imaginative strength Is as essential
20 pho,odrama as 1t Is 20 the spoken
drama; that beauty II absolutely and
recognlzably distinct from prettiness;
that magic. subtle horror. Erotesaue
action and miraculous events arc
the most appropriate themes for
picture plays. IL Poe, dc Maupas
aant. Gogol and Hawthorne were
alive today they would certainly
find the movies their natural me
dlum. Attempts at the portraya
Of the weird and magical on tn
legitimate stage have nearly Away
failed. The mechanical Limitation
Of that stage are too great TO allo'
effects which in movies are simple
In Der Goicm" we have, first G
all. a magnificent scenario--a stor
swift OF action. intensely romant
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WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY

WANTED
Client desires minimum $500 square feet
business property located between Penn
sylvania ave. Fl street. Twelfth to Seven
tecnth SITS NV. for stationery sales. printing
and erErarers' office VIII not pay over
500 per month.
LIAM x. HARTrNG
1l0S Sixtnenth Street y. W
ESTATES CAPRFrLLY MANAGED
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE on IN.
proved d. c. real estate. or fer lnilding
prevailing rate of interest. and commission.
MRin lisa
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MISCELLANEOUS-WANTED

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE WANTED;
enough to furnish large boarding house:
bedroom. dining room. psrlor. misc. articles.
Please call North ll4. or Fr. s047. 202
WILL CALI. IN MI UNLETrEREp AUTO
mobile. city or suburban. and pay you
highest prices 70. ladies'. gentlemen's. chfl.
dren'a discarded clothing. I will call D.
RICE. 1882 7th St nv. N. i155. 10
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WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED At ONCE FOR OUR CLIENTS,
small rsrages and repair shops. gro
neries, s. On to 81. 5oo: deIicateSsen. about
g. 500 LOFTS r SHOEMAKER. 1907 n
7. sve. Main 1885
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

5000; 3 APT. BLDG or RMS. AND
bath each; near 9Th 4 II SITS. ne. rented
at s1l.5O q month: tenants furnish heat
DAVID e. BARRY. 1907 ST. Main 1901.
INVESTMENT PROP: STORY BASE.
ment Dr.: good cohd.: rent, $50 per mo- /;
price. $3.50. wII.DMAN 4 CO.. 9th & H.
Franklin B4O6
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INSURANCE.

FIRE, AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. mr.
Elary insurance. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER
No7 N. Y. ave. NV. Main 1866. inquir,
for Mr Elliott
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MEDICAL.

DR. DELLA LEDENDECKER. WASHING
tons foremost woman chirOpractOr. 1914
X st. nv. FIR 7176. Hours. IL to ); ! to s.
&c
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FOR RENT-OFFCE SPACE.

1907 II ST. NV.
Two large rooms suitable for doctor. ren'
estate or PRINTER; rent only s35 per month
18TH ST. NR sT.-DEsIRARLE OF.
hces In modern Office buildinx: s65 to $50
ner month TOuIS p SHOEMAKER t40i
y s~~ Natn II6R t5e
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tTH ST Sc. tho N-vy Tard-Cor nrop-
erty VITA stores: splendid iuvestmeut,
tIsno: viii sell separately. John q.
DoS0HoE & SONS. S14 Pa ave- &C.
iSTH ST. M. s. Z. Billiard room a
dwelling; rms. b: hwh.; cleo: IA.
$50: Rocd cnnS.: SiT.0GO: ran nr-,nr,
terms wLDNAN & co. 9th & u. Frauk.
I'm ANA
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BLAIR RoAD-A VERY ATTRACTIv
home; bungalow type; large lot Prl-
$1,000. MOORE a HILL. 1902 II :
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PERSONAL.
BODY MASSAGE

FRENCH MASSAGE PARTORs.
MALE AND FEMALE ASSISTANTS
1914 Eye st. Phone Franklin $685..
5IG
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Three-s rms
& h.: including stock & fixtures doing good
his lri'k sac s.. 200: 5000 cash. WILD
MAN 4 CO.. 9th & ST. franklin 6tO3
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Bishtwood.

NEAR GA. AVE. a JEFFERSoN-MnnET5
o-room brick dwelling with large carEE
Price. $3.50. MOORE a HILL. l4aO-.s
st. nv. Main 1S5s
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NEAR GA. AVE a KENNEDY-A SEN
detsehed brick with s large rooms a hst
hot-water heat. Price. s.. 500. MOORE
HILL. 1892 II St NV Main 1915
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BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY: OLDEST
IN business thoro"rhtare: doing a good
business; can BE- sod. including property
ard equipment: SlS.5O0: terms can be ar.
-an-"d wTLDMAN & CO. 9Th & II.
NT~-k'Iu lana
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES.

NEAR DELAWARE AVE & CASAI, ST
se.--Abont AZ. nOn square feet. at 20 cent,
rel foot LOFTS r SHOEMAKER lI0; y
y ave nv Main 1l6a
or n 10 r. r AT BETHFSDA AM
near Rockville Pike and car liue--Abou.
ls5 900 snunrc feet suitshle for lumber Yard
or other like purpose. Price. sos 900 I.0UIS
p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 N. 7. sve. ~.
Main 1166
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S.0No EA"H-TUREE NEW ONE-sTORY
stores. with modern show windows. In the
host hrsineSS section 81 northwest: will rent
for SO each monthly. good Investment or
for your business. DAVID z. BARRY. 1907
" =. NV. Main 1901. SO
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Twn.sTOrY AIFT.. y ENP sT.-SEwLY
nrpcr"s Hrd rripted: 2 & q rm. apis: ST.
go CLARENCE " WEIGH. III 14tb st.
NV. Main $3.50
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PA. AVE, WEST OF ITTH-A SECTION
that is Showing rapidly: SO. 600: three
story brick; II rooms steam heat: cleo
tr1riir: by remodelinE the front and in
stating tw" more baths. this property would
rent for about So. AGO a wear. DAVID T.
RAERN. 1907 " -. NV. Main 1Snl so
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Unfurnished.

HANDSOME APTRTMfNT: FIVE LARGE
rooms and hath In perfect condition: SELL
ing on cooperative PLAN. price. $500 In
moderate cash payment: total monthly pay
ment. $40. q. =. BENNETT. 500 Cont.
Trust Main f5a4 25J
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Park I'd. mr.. N. III. ave,

' ST, Mr.. ISL Nw.-EiFht rms 40: q
MAN q Co. OH ana n Fr.nIIip s4os.
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Nv and LoNGFELLow sT.-ss.s5o. Brs'
new sx-room tapestry brick residence; 90
~rets colonial front parch: douhis re-
Ncrches; XVII: elec. uEhts: tile hath wi
hniif-in FIXTURES: oak floors downxttlrs: r.
rsaal closet space: kitchen equipped wi
ehina cupboard; Pullman breakfast servi
snd trre pantry containing built-in rrfrt
erstor. Attractive terms. wM. 8. Phi
LIPS. 1909 ~ 7. ave. Msin tsoo.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY VIEW STORE;
brick construction: lot 1872 feet 20 alley.
~ busy street: rar line: good location also
iHvestrHent. Price 81. 700. terms LOFTS
SHOEMAKER. l4n7 y. 7 ave. N. 1855
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Poultry, Pets ami Live Stock

PEKINGESE AND PoMEEANIAN rUr
n'"S. Mrs. GOLDSMITH. 9 fancy road
Baltimore. Nd. le4
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JErFrRSoN sT-Lsrre lot. sarfss; SEQ.
focns ard ban; porrhes; hardwced es,r|
mt. d~uel. earses; sSTso. NeKEEyr|
4 eoss. itos Eye AZ hsas ga s<ss
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ISL ST. BET. ADAMS AND
BRTANT-NINE ROOMS AND
BATH: GOOD CONDITION: PRIcK.
spyco0: BARGAIN. @. s. BEN
NETT. 500 CONT. TR. BLDG.
MAIN 1854
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l4TH STREET PROPERTIES

Thors. ?. retty. eols IAN st. nv. n. Hss
BUSINESS rROPERTT-SToRE a APIS
near 18th & Columbia I'd : brtck: Z story:
h.-w.h.; hne business location: alley in rear
Price. So. O0O: terms. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave Main Iise
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APARTMENT HorsH: - srTS; PRES
ent rental. s1s.5Oo: expenses. IS. 100:
rents abopt Sc Der rom: downtown loca.
ton GATEwooD BENNETT. SOP Cont
Trust B'de. Main 65ei
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a n. THOMPSON. WRECKS AND BUILDS.
1887 Of. sc. Lincoln s4s4 lsts
DON'T BUY An AUTOMOBILE OR TRUCK
without Securing Our
CERTIFICATE OF TITLE
AUTO TITLE co. 7a3 18th st NV
Phone Main S7e4 or Ass aS
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DELICATEsSEN. GEORGETOWN = SPEC
ialiZed In home cooking: rent. with leas"
$40: price. $1,000. r. Y. CARLEY. 6l7 ?
st NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS a BATH
new holse; DETACHED: modern: open n-
place, Price, $50: terms car Ne srrsaTr
i-mediate possessiou. McKEETER a GQSI
Jos Eye 81. Main tT52. sns
CORNER OF lsTH ST. MADISON Nw.-
two-story. modern house: Rooms:
'srvhnts' reoms: ele~trcity: Got eSre|
rents q thruheery Price. sie.ooo IoE1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-03-29
Appeals to Adventurous.

Though some of those who know
the polar regions develop a kind of
love for them, the experience Of two
British explorers who spent year on
an Antarctic island with no shelter
but an overturned boat must have been
a severe test of whatever affection
they may have had for those ATTITUDES.
q. w. Bagshawe, geologist, and Lieu
tenant c. Nj. Lester, navigating officer,
had provisions, dogs and scientific in
struments to keep them company when
their companions sailed north, leaving
the two to make observations. The re-
turn expedition fell into financial diff
ficulties and sent rescue ship back
only in the nick of time. Besides a
scientific interest, ventures into the
far north and the far south probably
are actuated by what one may call a
sporting impulse. With them 1t is a
game. They return again and again,
and with success comes a genuine lik-
ing for tne icy seas and archipelagoes,
such as led StefanssOn to call the
northern polar region 1.-THE friendly
arctic. New York Sun.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-03-29

added to the white of an egg it will
whip easier.
When in need of a substitute for
rubber sheeting, use new oilcloth.
When pressing wooden goods, spread
a newspaper over the material in
stead of cloth and there will be no lint
to brush off.
Heat the knife before cutting fresh
bread.
Here are a few laundry helps
Soak ink stains in sour milk.
Soak blood stains in salt water,
wash in warm water with soap, then
boil
For grass stains, saturate the spot
with kerosene, then wash in usual
way.
For iron rust, soak in lemon juice,
sprinkle with salt and let remain in
sun for several hours.
Soak tea or coffee stains in cold
water, wiring. spread out and pour a
few drops of glycerine on each spot,
let stand several hours. Wash with
cold water and soap.
For mildew, soak for several hours
in very weak solution of chloride of
Old lace curtains, cut in squares and
folded several times and stitched
make fine dishcloths.
Put spools on nails if you are to
hang clothing on them. This prevents
tearing.
Paint the inside of your closets with
white paint or paper with light paper
and you can find things easier.
Make strings of whole cloves and
hang in your clothes closet to keep
moths away.
When your black kid gloves lose
their color and become rusty at the
finger tips the color may be restored
by adding few drops of black ink to
a teaspoonful of olive oil and applying
| it with small brush.
To prevent baby from falling out of
| high chair, make a belt with shoulder
straps; sew two long strips to front of
| belt to pass between babys legs, under
| the seat, and fasten to back of belt not
| too close together. This allows free
| dom of movement but prevents stand
| ing up or falling out.
The mother who makes her little
girls boomers may find this idea h clip
| full. Attach an old stocking leg to
lower part of bloomer rather than
| finishing it with an elastic band as
| the stocking keeps out cold and adds
warmth below the knee and does not
| bind as elastic does. Stretch the leg
of the stocking to fit the leg of
| bloomer when sewing it on. 1t won't
rip off and yet it will fit perfectly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-03-29
American Methods in Holland.

Methods of the American milkman
have been applied to The oil business
tn Belgium and Holland by an Ameri-
can oil company. Through it's Bel
GUM company it is marketing oil
products in those countries in bottles,
In the past, distribution has been in
cans and drums, involving larger pur.
chases by the consumer at one time.
Recently this company introduced the
quart bottle, and the dog-cart delivery
a system similar to the milk bottle
and milk wagon common in this coun,
try. Bottles are exchangeable, as
with the nHlkman. 1t is not now un.
usual to see cart loaded with bot.
ties containing oil products going The
rounds in Antwerp, Brussels, Rotter'
dam and Amsterdam.