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The Nome nugget., 1923-03-03

KILLARNEY CLAIM PLACER
 Beginning at Corner No. 1, a fir post 4 it. long. ms. sq. set it. in ground in earth mound, scrib- ed 1 1919 K. whence Y. S. L. NJ. No. 1919 bears N. 5t deg. 4s min. 37 sec. W. 5216.44 feet.
 thence S. 7s deg. so min. E. War. IS deg. AT min. E.) 641.4s ft. to Cor. No. fir post 1 1t. long. ins. sq. get 9 it. in the ground in earth mound. scribed 2 1919 K. Thence s. 0 deg. 32 min. E. War. 1s deg. 47 min. B.) 30S.75 1t. to Cor. No. 3. identi- cal with Cor. No. 1 Climax Claim Placer. Scribed this post 3 1319 K. Thence s. 2s deg. 12 min. W. (var. IS deg. 47 min. E.) 1205.5o ft. to Cor. No. {. identi- cal with Cor. No. 1 Climax Claim Placer. scribed this post 4 131s K. Thence W. 76 deg. 48 min. W. War. IS deg. 1T min. E.) 197.00 1t. to Cor. No. 5. fir post 1 ft. long. 4 ins. sq. set 2 it. in ground in earth mound scribed 5 1919 K, whence Monument Rock bears N. 27 deg. 41 min. E. Thence N. 5 deg. 24 min. E. War. IS deg. 1T min. E.) 1512 30 1t. to Cor. No. 1 and place of beginning. containing an area of 16:313 acres.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-03
CLIMAX CLAIM PLACER.

Beginning at Corner No. 1, fir post fl, long, 4 ins. sn. set it. in ground in earth mound. scrib- cd i 1219 c. whence V. s. l.. M. No. 1919 bears N. s4 deg. 21 min. A sec. W. sona.s5 ft. Mon ument Rock bears N. o7 deg. IA min. F. Anvil Rock bears N. T deg. IS min. F. Thence s. 5e deg. 50 min. P. War. IS deg. AT min. E.) 1124.40 it. to Cor. No. 2, fir post 4 fl. long ins. ga. set 1t. in ground in earth mound. scribed 2 1919 C. whence Anvil Rock bears N. 70 deg. 19 min. F. Wireless Tower at Nome bears s. 75 deg. 42 min. F. Cor, No. 5 Sur. No. 1917 Freya Pla- cer a fir post ins go. set 2 1t. above ground scribed 1917 F bears S. S4 deg. 59 min. F. 1s41. % 1t. Thence s. 0 deg. II min. W. War. IS deg. 20 min. E.) S14.70 it. 10 Cor. No. 3, a fir post ft. long ins. sq. set 3 fl. in ground in earth mound scribed 3 1919 c. whence mean high water line on Bering Sea bears s. 0 deg. II min. W. 160 ft Thence N. 73 deg. s4 min. W. War. IS deg. 22 min. E.) 1926. so ft. to Cor. No. 4. fir post 4 ft. long, ins. sq. set it. in ground in earth mound. scribed 4 1919 c. whence Monument Rock bears N. 27 deg. 14 min. E. Thence N. 2s deg. 12 min. E. fvar. IS deg. AT min. E.l 1905. 50 fl. to Cor. No. 1 and place of beginning, containing an area of 29.07s acres.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-03

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Cynthia Grey
Friend Husband Absent from Fire8ide Three Con-
SecttiUe EVeai1gs So Wife Packs Up TO Leavel
BY CYNTHIA GREY
A husband In bad againI

Il HuSO0Nn m Ouu dUdiHl
Nc has operStepped his aoWqnce Of time and been array
from home three nights this i0eek.
He claims TO haze been ont at the club and oih the boys
each time Once he rent to The shoo 0ih "dnother man.
The pUe Is pertrbed She doubts that her husband ods
ph another man. and she Is Just ready to pack mp and
90 home to mother
But before she actually does this she tprtes this depart
meat for advice and ito ease her mind
IT'S queer hon people OH call outsiders Whom they
hare neref seem 10 settle their most intimate matters of
home life Hon. anyone who has Just fec lines from
Of the t'go parties concerned be erpeced 10 0ve real
sensible, useful opinion2
SHOULD BE
FOOT-LOOSE
OF course. ~ general noe say tis--o oho has a
happy home and enjoys being t. i0H not pey likely spend
three nights a meek atvav from II.
There might be hen he had TO be dioG There
surely should DC some nights iohea he IS foot-oose.
II Is poor job for any tcoman to TN to hobble" her
husband
IT'S nell to remember that epen "hobbled horse can
icander long way from home IN one night
And iohen he gets loose. Watch him.
TAKE STOCK
or CHARMS
Best plan for this rife probably coud be to take stock
Of her on charms neigh her oaidbtB and kndtlness
and nedtResS IN the scales and II they icdntg
Pep up The house Buy some clothes. Gire little
party and hare Of the people phom vou know admire
yon there
Shoe less suspicion about yor husbands absent hours
and more interest in him phea he Is at home
Join club and become active in IT, Make him proud Of
you all again.
DON'T TAKE
HIM FOR GRANTED
All this is suggested propding yoH ik ne ts north al
this trouble and planning.
There possibility that you hare taken him for granted
too much Husbands aud cipes likely TO fall heir TO this
fault
Then comes someone IN the life Of the other Uho
hasn't enough to do or cho has Interior motipe or
pho Just naturally trLe ornerv than the average
man icoman, and trouble brcCs.
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10 leave hiu hxs in easy reaching
distance; his clasp knife. in n hol.
ster Of fur. was always open in
his pocket. always ready TO his
hand All day. down tho weary
length OF his trap limo. he consld.
cred ways and means.
Simply because the Wild con.
tlnued 10 train him. he was ever
stronger for this great. ultimate
trial. No, only his intent was
stronger. his courage greater. but
his body also continued it's mar.
velous development. His muscles
were like those Of a grizzly; great
punches of tcndona. hard as stone.
moving under his white skin. Every
motion was 1.-The and strong; hin
energy was never. falling foun.
tain; his eyes wcre vivid and clear
agains, tho oid.lcather hue OF his
face.
There was no longer nm unpieas.
ant discolorntlon in tho whites OF
his eyes. They were cold. hard.
pale blue: and tho little network
Of lines that had once shown faint.
~ az his cheek bones had com
pictcly faded His hands Ind XIII.
Ing strength; hts neck was a
brown pillar OF muscle. Health
was upon him. in its full glory.
to the full meaning OF tho word.
He found. TO HIS great amaze.
ment. that his mental powei-s had
similarly developed. His thought
was more clear. and II flowed in
deeper channels. II WINS no effort
for him now TO foiloss one line OF
thought TO it's conclusion. The ton.
dency TO veer Off In the direction
OF least resistance had been en-.
tlrcly overcome. He could be OF
some aid, now. in tho fur house
OF Godfrey Cornet. Ho felt he
would like to match vita with his
fathers competitors.
Continued Tomorrow
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finally they found Missez Hen settled on her nest behind
r oatbm in the barn-loft

Certainly nodded Mister bod.
ger. AS right as bananas on n
pine tree. IL this were April or May.
But | tIsn't. II isn't far from win.
ter and Missez Hen certainly ought
to know that baby chicks Matched
now would be sure to frseze or die
Of whooping cough or pneumonia or
something"
What are you going to do about
III" asked Nancy.
First. I'm going TO find her nce,
And 01en I'm going to fool her. I"
chuckled Mister Dodger. Come on
and help me hunt
Finally they found MIssez Hen
settled on her nest behind the ont.
bin In the barnaloft. She Just sat
there and looked at them without
even blinking her eyes. Perhaps
she was trying to pretend she was
a statue or something.
Come on, chiidrenf' said Mister
Dodger loudly. Come away! And
let Missez Hen alone"
The Twins we're puzzled, but Mis-.
ter Dodger winked mysterlously 20
they knew 1t was part Of the
trick.
so they climbed down the ladder
and waited.
"she has to eat" whispered the
fairyman. She'll leave her nest for
two or three minutes pretty soon
and when she's gone. wen get her
eggs"
And that's exactly what hap.
pened. Nancy held her apron and
Nick and the fairyman put them
carefully in.
And then the fairy did a queer
thing. He took n glass egg out of
his pocket and put II In the nest.
She'll sit on that and never know
the differcncef' he chuckled. when
she finds It doesn't hatch, she'll
quit"
1T seems kind OF meanr' said
Nick.
Not mean NJ air. said Mister
Dodgcr. "she had one nice family
this year. Besides. foolish people
have TO be managed"
TO BE Continued
Copyright, 1923. by Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

tho island TO uuy tho seasons furs.
II indeed life dwelt Ia his own
body until that time. Ned didn't
forget that long. weary months Of
winter atilt lay between.
He concluded that he would not
take Lenore into hts confidence at
once. That would come later
when he had something definite 10
propose. Lately she had not
shown great confidence In him.
scoFning bis ability 10 shelter her
and servo her. and ~ course ahe
would have only contcmpt for any
such vague hope as this. lie had
nothing to offer now bu, tho assur.
ancc OF his own growing sense 81
power. As yet his hops iay wholly
in tho realization Of the late
growth and Development Of his own
character so fnr M material facta
went. tho barriers between her and
her liberty were as insupcrable as
ever fIc would not DO ahlo 10
encourage her: moro likely. by her
contempt. shc would jcorardlze his
own belief IN himself. Besides, for
all his great love for her. he could
not make himself believe that nhe
wns OF fighting metal He found
In this moment OF analysis Of her
soul. that no could no; look 70 her
for aid She was hin morning star.
all that he could ask In woman. and
he had chosen her for her worth
and beauty. rather than for n help.
mate. a fortress at his aide. Yes.
cooperation with her might iniurc.
rather than increase. hln chances
for success.
He dismissed IN an inatan, the
idea OF telling Bess His loyalty
to LHnoro demanded that. AZ least.
She must not go where his own
bctrothsd was excluded. II the
thought came TINT BeHs. by lIRts
Of courage and fortitude. had al.
ready gone where in weakness and
sclf.piiy Lcnore could not possibly
follow-the windy snow fields and
the bitter cres,s OF the rugged
hiils--he pushed II sternly from
him. The whole thing WIS mai.
ter Of instinct with him. perhaps
wish to shield himself from in.
yidious comparisons OF tho two
girls. He would have liked 10
convince himself that Lcnore could
bo his ally. but he was wholly
unable to do 10. Realizing that.
he preferred TO believe that Bcss
was likewise Incompetent. But he
know he must not let his mind
dwell 10 any great length upon the
subject. He might DO forced to
change his mind.
Ho must mako a lone fight. HE
must follow a lone trail-likc the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05
Bashful Young Man
Changes Bad Habits

Hello. old mani Haven't seen
you for n week or so. The plans
FOR the big lodge dance are going
mcrrily on. Better revise your
earlier decision not TO 20. Going
10 be a gala affair and you'll find
lots TO amuse you. even II you don't
dance"
who said ] didn't dancer"
who said7 You said 80 your.
self. what's the big dear
Fact Is, I'm going TO the grand
affair II II kills me. Two been TAX
ing private dancing lessons every
other night. Say. boy, I'm going TO
ring down all the prizes for fancy
steps II they award any"
Good boyl That's the stuff! You
should have learned six years ago.
but I'm glad you're having a change
of heart and learning now. thought
my argument last week would move
you. You shouldn't miss out on this
affalr-the largest of the season."
Your argument. nothingl /
heard TINT Jim was going to ask "A
girl I'm particularly interested In.
/ beat him 10 II and had to learn
to dance in self.dofcnse."
"oh, this Is goodl The hermit
In even taking out the ladies'. Some
hopes for you yet. You may be
the belle OF the ball. who knows?"
You're dcrn right / will / have
a new suit for the occasion, too.
You might as well know II all. Jolly
good looking suit. too. snappy style
Fine material and fits me perfectly.
Got II at Cherry's. with six months
to pay. oh. yes; the party lam in.
tercstcd In buys her dresses etc. nj
choiry's. too. Going down Saturday
to get me an overcoat. They are AT
1915 Second ave. In the Rialto build
Ing, just over the Pig'n whistler
Advertisement.
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own Is better than all the rest.
Surely II Is better IL we have a
wing chair like the one In the pic.
ture, with chummy little smoking
stand, all ready to offer the old pipe
or cigar and receive the ashes.
Even the wearlest father could see
his way clear to helping Johnny
with those knotty arithmetic prob
lens when so much comfort and
cheer abounds.
The fireplace itself IL particular
lnrly beautiful. with simple fluted
columns as its decorative features.
It's ivory color and the bun painted
walls form n pleasing background.
Write to Marian Moore, care OF
ths newspaper, for advice or lnfor.
nation about homo furnishing or
decorating, sending stamped, ad-
dressed envelope for reply.
Question: How shall ! curtain
six easement windows fnclng the
street, Don't want overdrapes.--
II. l..
Answer: Separate curtain Of
fine grade easement cloth on rod on
each window, with French plated
valance OF same over casing above.
COPYRIGHT, American Homes ,91redu
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with which the murderer had
whipped out his pistol. lilo could
set Il into action long before Ned
could lay haro his clasp knife.
Indeed. mighty man that he was,
ho could eruah Ned 20 earth with
one bound az the lattcr's first
offensive movement. And Dooms.
dorf VAS always particularly
watchful when Ned carried his axe.
Yet the fact remained that Ia hls
axe alone las tho only possible
hope OF success. some time Ned
might see an opportunity 20 swing
IL down, perhaps he could think
OF osme vile TO put poomsdorf az
disadvantage, TWAS Uncomfortable
that he should tfy 10 escape with.
out first rendering poomsdorf help.
less 10 follow them. They could
attemp, neither To conceal them.
selves on the island. or cross the
ice straight to Tar island without
the absolute certainty OF being
hunted down and punished. What
form that punishment would take
Ned dared not guess,
IL was true that Doomsdort
kent but pcrfunotory watch over
Ned and Bess while they piled
their trap lines. Hut long ago he
ma explained to them ths hope.
lessness OF attempting To load their
backs with food and strike OFF
across the ice on the slim chance
OF enoountering some Inhabited
island. The plRn, he had said
had not been worth thought
and even now. in spite OF his new
courage. Ned found that il prom.
iscd nisle. In the first place. 70
venture out into that infsni,y OF
ice. where there WAS not stick
Of fuel aud the polar wind was an
Icy demon day and night. meant
simply TO dio without great ques.
ton or any considerable delay. The
Islands were many. bat tho gray Ice
between thcm lnsuperRhly broad
and rough. As Doomsdorf had
said. they could not got much OF
start; scarcely a day went by but
that Doomsdorf. from some point
Of vantage where his daily hunting
excursions carried him. dlscerncd
the distant forms Of ono or both
OF his two trappers across the
snowy harrcns and he would be
quick 10 investigate II they werc
missing. His powerful legs and
mighty strength would enable him
20 overtakc the runawaya In tho
course Of n few hours. Hut lastly
settling the matter once and for ALL
there was tho subject Of Lcnore.
He could neither smuggic her out
nor leave her 20 Doousdorfs ven.
gcance.
Tho plan might be worth consid.
ering. except for her. or course,
tho odds would be traEically long
on the side Of failure; but all he
dared pray for was fighting
chance. As matters lay. u was
wholly out OF tho question.
Seemingly the only course was
20 Ito low. always to be on tho
watch for tho moment Of oppor.
tunity. Soma time. perhaps. their
masters vigilance would relax.
Just ono little instant Of careless.
ness on his part might show the
way. Perhaps tho chance would
come when the intrepid pa, into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

y you know. my dears. / have
q trouble watching the chickens
81 al the other animals in
sals.Aoo Land put together, /"
Y Ai'le Mister Dodger, the fairy.
s.. az he lodged under the hay.
~ and ont again.
wat have they been doing
= asked Nick.
~ Aissez Henrietta Hen
.s''sa Mister Dodger. shes got
.1's nestful Of eggs hidden
!, ~ I somewhere and she's clucking
=. zen I'd give anything to know
slat Is clucking7e asked Nancy.
lacking means Setting" said
]. me barnyard fairy. when
1zs notion to hatch out a
s 8. q little chicks. she hlees her
! I, No sits on ii for three y weeks ..ss
J. - The eggs warm. Then out
.,,,, - chicks and there you arep'
~ WV isn'i that all right?s asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

Sales 2ih times as much as that os any other brand

Is It true that n building is be-
Ing erected on Pennsylvania ave.
Washington. d, C.. as a residence
or Office for the Pope7
No.
How can one pickle nasturtium
seeds !.
Gather The reeds tphnc yoHn0
and tender. Place them IN double
boiler. ard cover icith a strong cold
brine. Let stand for about an hour.
then place on a sforc, and bring to
boil wh1n they bon up. take
them out ieifh skinner. put them
info suitable Jar. and cover icith
boiling hot spiced picking liquid.
Another tcdp Is 70 hnrc on hand a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

Brocades are stiii the one eminent.
IS proper fabric from which an even
ing wrap may be cut True. they are
not the brocades OF last season en-
urely. New designs glitter on metal
cloth and satin.
Metal printed velvet Is new black
or bright colorcd velvet printed In
gold In a Chinese design. for instance.
All metal fabrics. however. are still
most fashionable OF all. Chinese.
indo-chinose and Russian patterns
are favored. Colors arc combined
with the usual sold or silver and the
most popular color is Chinese blue. or
peacock blue.
Fur and vlevct. Of course. arc cont
bIned with the metal brocades II one
prefers.
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FIREPLACE APPRECIATED
By THE ANCIENT ROMANS
Has Always Been Accepted as
Acme OF Home Comfort.
BY MARIAN MOORE

There Is no place more delight
full than ones own Preside"
This assertion Is made by you.
and by me, and by Nelghbor Jones.
when we reach our respective
homes after our days work is done.
Each OF us thinks II an original
remark. and we never dream TINT
we are quoting no less n parsonage
than the great Cicero. And learn.
Ink that, We remark that great
minds always travel in the same
channels. particularly where fire
sides are concerned.
All fresldes nre nice, but ones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

How can grass or a garden path
10 killed.
The beat inav Is 70 hoe q out,
but 70 may be killed ,cith dppiica-
Hons Of salt or kerosene. or irifh a
preparation knorn as sodium ar
seniie. ~ fdkes a considerable
amount Of sal, 10 XIII crass--aboui
ono pound Of sait 70 kiiI a square
yard Of ordss.
what n the salary OF the British
ambassador 10 tho United Etatcn7
Ticcufp thousand pounds. or
nomiHaliv 10000 per pear
Does snuff discolor the teeth7
No. " taken IN the usaoi trdv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

Jar Of s,oectened spiced rsneoas,S
and into this drop nastuirtiuin seeds
picked as they accumulate during
the season before they become
hard and ,ooodV. For the spiced
rinc0dr. 10 query fico quarts Of
Vinegar add one-half ounce Of
mace. ons ounce Of sliced ginger,
ono dozen clores, one ounce Of
black pepper. and one handful Of
salt. Bod together for not more
than nre minutes and pour of,er
the pickles or vegetables scaldino
hot.
What does "conestora' mean7
This has been pdriousIy inter
pretcd as "orcat matte land" and
as CROOKED stream.
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old gray pack leader whose SHUTS
cannot keep pace.
Thereafter day and nlshi. Ned
watched his chances Never he
climbed 10 the top OF tho ridge
but that no searched. with strain.
Ing eyes. FOR tho glimpse OF dos
sledgo on tho horizon. or perhaps
tho faint limo Of distant island.
on the nights Tim, no spent NJ the
homo cabin. he madr nm intense
study OF Doomsdorfa most minor
habits. trying 10 uncover some ne.
Ito nflng. roms trifling careless
ness that might Elye him his OF.
poriunity. He made Il a point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

Is ron OF Abraham Lincoln liv-
Ing
Yes. Robert Todd Lincoln. ,rho
pus bora august !, 1873. Ne - a
in,cver bp profession. and ~ ono Of
the principal stockholders Of the
Pullman coiupdnE and inas prcsi-
deHt Of that company His address
q ,oii " II. Washinofon, y. G.
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,,,,n,,a nom yesterday

tonllnued l'"'"
~, The test It was the
=, ,r,lel trial in the Training
>nq y mayed ana exalted, be
RsPs v. meo to the cold, blue
S n for strength. For the
90 ~ stood almost motion1ess'
'ssp' )" "a his wounds and his
's ,.s,sss a nguro Of unmlslak'
70 zen s,sri,y in those dosolate
ss knew What he must do,
sE'A r,,,st stand trial. brRvcly
!, sahout fiinohing For Ned
saa come into his manhood.
XNIiI
mile while Ned stripped
~ nom the warm body OF
~, and continued down hts
!, ,nps. lie was able to
~. more cohsrently now and
~ ~ methods and details, And
'. =, same token OF clear
~, h Vas brought face TO
,s,b the fact OF the almos,
l y s Obstacles in his path.
=. N NJ could see now, pooms'
~ .,,,rAeA them With a
= =. Val. he had seemlngiy
Y, -, y everything. prepared Tor
a. contingency, and left them
"a, u slightest gateway 10 hope,
s,',. tOr freedom first OF all
. 80 had 70 include Dooms'
!. s,,,b That was the nrsi
' v. and the last. Gould they
.sss IN striking the life from
4. master. they could wait IN
4 ARR until the trader intrepid
IA touch their ISLAND in the
80 II can be said for Ned
Z, (. ccajectured upon the plan
-. The slightest whisper OF
-, tho least degree OF false
..,insn,. The fact that their mas
Vas moro or less. a human
q, al not change the course
~, thought whatever. He would
" ~, wicked soul out Of the
- Nth never an instant's pity,
Il Is Oaly prayer would be that
go. All into the real he'll that
!. 4, tired TO initiate on earth
~. eould be no question about
|aa Il thru some mercy. the
-. hy helpless for single sec,
IN Is feet. Il would be time
..s,h ~ the deed Ned had IN
"a His arm would never fall
= i gusl axe would shatter
~. . pliilessly as upon some
avn. asas, OF the forest lie had
* frgnusu what the three Of
mn AaA sndsred.
n. atacgliy lay In finding an
,vs,lrs q attack. Doomsdorfs
IL vas rsysr loaded except when
4 rs Il Ms arms. and he wore
N pssr. ID his belt. day and night.
Tr Ill rs hrpelessness Ned Ind
raIat Aai lsadyertently. that he
simys trck precautions against a
right sra<L The sauaw slept on
ne cassis I heir cot and would
ts a tisras to pass without
rrss'ss A. . Sleeping dog. The
aka Esf Eas holted. not 70 be
eairrt usAess waking both occu.
Nrtx ari the three prisoners. Of
rgrg se7t in the newer cabin.
B,E kad ,ola him OF Doomsdorfs
samuntr WITH Knutsen. describing
skh particular emphasis the speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

Cynthia Grey will receive call
era on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday from TO .. m. and on
Tuesday and Thursday from II 20
IL a. m. az her office IN the Star
bldg. 1902 seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

The very day you start to
use Calumet Baking Powder your
baking expenses reduce. The price of
Calumet Is not the only reason for its
economy-its the great leavening
strength it possesses - the unfailing
results that are always experienced when
tits used, that's what counts-thaes what
makes 1t the economy leavener.
Never use heaping spoon
fuls when you bake with Calumet
1t isn't necessary because one
spoonful of Calumet does the
work of two of many other brands.
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Volunteer
Workers

Volunteer
Workers
Dear Miss Grey: How much are
tho solicitors for tho Community
chest fund paid and Is The money
taken from tho Community Chest
fundY C. l..
Thcae trarkcrs arc all volunteers
aud arc not paid anything Tor their
Services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

A poundcan Of
Calumet con.
tains full Is
ounces- Some
baking powders
come in IL or
cans instead of
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