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ToMake Pine Cough
Syrup at Home
Has no equal for prompt results.
Takes but a moment to make.
Saves about 81

Pine is used in nearly all prescrip-
tons and remedies for coughs. The
reason is that pine contains several
elements that have a remarkable
effect In soothing and healing the
membranes of the throat and chest.
Pine cough syrups are combinations
OF pine and syrup. The syrup" part
Is usually plain sugar syrup.
To make the best pine cough remedy
that money can buy. put 2h ounces
of Pinex in pint bottle. and FIJI up
with homemade sugar syrup. Or
you can use clarified molasses. honey,
or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup.
Either way. you make a full pint
more than you can buy ready-made
for three times the money. It is
pure, good, and tastes very pleasant.
You can feel this take hold OF q
cough or cold in way that means
business. The cough may be dry,
hoarse and tight, or may be persist
entity loose from the formation of
phlegm. The cause is the same-in-
hamed membranes-and this Pinex
and Syrup combination will stop II
usually In "a hours or less. Spleen
lid, too, for bronchial asthma, hoarse-
ness, or any ordinary throat ailment.
Pinex is highly concentrated COM
pound or genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, and Is famous the world over
Tor its prompt effect upon coughs.
Beware of substitutes. Ask your
druggist for "2h ounces OF Pinex'
with directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Ptnex Co., Fit. Wayne, Ind.
-Ak.rrti.sment.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

clerk; 4ntqinette NJ. Hamant, 2S. 84l N
ho N@Sert 'feP FTts SPe 4$ Park cashier
Nl Hilbert T. Mal 10y ' 81. Se4 - Holmes
'hf Ear pef Bdc Rs Bor as 90 e G3
glass worker; Faye Fogelman 49, IO% N
ift Charles Sr1 A. Afford. 20. $3.50 E. New
York clerk; Anna B, Vance. 1s. 400 N.
Healing.
HERMAN man. Nora Il j. 'w6isier 20. S1is Dex.
Mahi98 Wright 80 city. molder: Norma
Henry. Miller 4s, $40 =; Court, Ia
borer: Anna jackson. 20. $40 e. Court,
Henry Z Dursem q;,s 80. Big RAPIDS,
20. 1910 n. Olney. secretary.
reppirman: AiethS A. Fail al 30. Sc n.
A'f Frank a. Carson. So Rockford. III,
Fred Lawson. 81. 200 State, stone ma
son: Anna NJ. stogsdiil. IS. $50 Prospect
IN, NlcT T Tera9sis. g.. city, musician; Con-
stone. foreman: Thelma L. Roberts. %
WillIam Hoe9iE; a. alo7 Northwestern,
4 sepSef Colege ci tsiam H. "aSland' ~
Louis J. Mavis. %. 217 E. Vermont.
Woodside. stenographer
Harry t. Doyle 80, 1901 Cottage, truck
driver: Myrtle L. Porter. 81. 1901 Cottage.
operator
John A. Shepherd, "a. Edinburg, Ind,
farmer; Goldie Shepherd. 35. Ito s. Rich
Joseph W. Stark. 30. city foreman
Caroline G. earle. %. 1888 Fletcher.
stenographer.
clerk; Mary H. Hart 81. i35 Hampton.
Maurice j. Bumen. 80 S21 Us. Noble,
butcher: Mary =. Beason. 20 1908 w.
TwentY- Second clerk -
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H0OSier Briefs

~7RAPPERS in the north
central Indiana lake region
~ have reaped thousands Of
dollars in profit from fur bearing
animals trapped during the last
ten days as result of the early
winter.
When he appeared on a charge
of failing to provide for his nine
children, following separation from
his wife, James Burns, at TT. Wayne,
testified he had been paying on a
$500 grocery bill which had started
accommodating six years ago.
Four cases OF smallpox have been
quarantined at Warsaw.
Stockings will be we'll filled in
TerTe Haute this Christmas Nearly
a half million dollars has been
accumulated in Terre Haute banks
in Christmas savings.
Contested ballots in the town Of
Chesterton in the Nov. 5 election
are to be recounted by a special
commission appointed by 1ldge II.
r. Loring.
Bertha, 10, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Cope, at Greencastle,
poked a broom handle into the
cistern where her sister Martha. 4,
had fallen, and saved her from
death.
An annual exhibit is, planned by
the FIT. Wayne Kennel Club for
April 6 and Z at FIT. Wayne. Three
hundred dogs are expected to be ex-
hibited.
Roy Watterson is confined to the
Noble County Jail, at Albion, charged
with attempt to steal five gallons
of ice cream from the Charter Oak
Church at Kendallville, where a
social was to be held.
Morning sessions Of school are
suspended at Leesburg and sessions
held from p. m. until p. m. In
the evening so parents may attend
to see their children recite and the
school work performed.
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Des Moines-Theater artists

I454 81, New YoriI-Mupsic series. WIS
(:{44 g. Chicago-Trio, WIS Theater,
pianist WRNI (25S.5), New. York
Russian songs. piano classics
: :35 y. M.-WLS (344.6), Chicago-Con-
tralto WIS theater.
as =. M.-WHT (400), Chlcago-M,usl-
cal features. dance music WSUI 4S3.O'
1850 P. ,M.-WJz t4543l New York
8 P y. M. GKFIRU C4ea7, COLUMBIA 11 Nc, No;
'ittsburgh--Music, KYW 1895. Al Chi
cago-Music,, WANG $3.50, Rich
mond Hill-Soprano, quintet, barytone.
Piano. wBBM (226), Chicago-QusaTr-
tet, popular program. WCAU l27Sl a.,
Observation-Disclosures trio. WDAF
1865 90 Kansas City K. G. Quill Club.
WEAF l491 81. New YorkR1Co1GeGrdd;
also WTAG. VITO: WAR, WOO,
WEEI, WWJ WCAP, WGR, WSUI.
WCAE. WGN (370.2), Chicago.-,Clas-
sic hour. WJR (51O. Pontiac usic.
VIVID (302.Sl Observation-Disclosures
Music wMLA9 l447 81, Chicago - - :
(275), Batavia-Concert trio choral
singers. WOS (44O.9l, jefferson City
Music address, WRNY (25S.5), New
York-Talk. architecture.
S:15 r. M.-WMCA (34DI New York
Tenor, public speaking course.
o. chestra KPRC (296.9l Houston
Musical trio. WCAU (27Sl. Philadel-
WTAD 1852 ~. Waco reXas-Musical
entertainment. WIS (344.6), Chicago
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Today's Best

CoDDri0ht. 1926. bu United Press
u WEAF', New York (492 M; WAR,
Providence (306 M; WCAP, Washing
ton (469 M, 10 p. NJ, EST-Roxy
and his gang.
4 \ CNRO, Ottawa (436 M, P. NJ.
EST-F'rench drama Les Ouvriers. -
WIZ, New York (454 Nd, $3.50 p. M,
N EST-Hunter college chamber music
series, followed by Dextra Male
chorus.
KOA, Denver 1922 Nj, 8 P. NJ.
MST-Thanksgfving program.
WSAI, Cincinnati 1926 ny. 10 p
M, CST-WSAI string quartet.
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LOSES Teeth
In BEAD HUNT
Woman Has Plenty of Hard
Luck.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nov. A
string Of pearl beads caused Nj G..
B. Newman Of this city about as bad
an half hour as ever the ill-omened
Hope diamond caused its unfortunate
owners.
The string caught on the door as
she was leaving the City Power and
Light Company offices and the
pearls were strewn over the side
walk. In her anxiety to retrieve the
beads she placed her handbag on the
running board of an automobile
parked at the curb. While Mrs.
Newman was picking up beads the
owner Of the car drove off.
The bag contained her false teeth
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90 P, M;rw WSN (2s ss chisas0mc1SSss
Popular ballads, ukelele. WCAU t270)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lessons. barytone.
WCCO (4l6.4) Minneapolis st. Paul
Midweek services, soprano WICK OLD +.
Pontiac-Music. WEAF (491 3 T., New
York-Program, also WCAE. WWCAP.
WEEI WEBB l370.2) Chicago--Or-
chestra, vocal. WEBB (272.6), New
York-Dance vocal instrumental.
WGCP (270l Detroit-Little symphony,
soloists WGR (319), Buffalo-Musical
salon concert. WIZ (454.3) New York
Elgin@binner concert. WIS (344ot,
Chicago-Lullaby time, Ford and Glenn.
soprano. WMBB $500 Chicago-Semi-
classical, program; WMCJA 1341 New
New York-Concert, talk: WQJ (441.5(
Chicago-Orchestra WRNY . t20S: 3 J.
New York-Barytone. song series. WSM
(2828), NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. story.
WWJ (352.7 Observation-Disclosures solo
Rscesl von pi Sssssw G sRrp Ygs4557
Schenectady-,1O 5th Infantry band.
80 M-K HBR 1922 25 AZ dRSenvaaFsitTing
Music WANG $3.50 Richmond Hill
--Barytone, quintete. WBAP (4129 |;
Fort Worth-Hawaiian trio. WEAF
(491 ~. New YorlS--Music, also WCAE.
WCAP WOO WHAS (3q9,Sl, Louis
ville-Orchestra concert. WHO 1920
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SS83,O0o FOR
COLLEGE GIVEN
Indiana LutheranS Give
$4,000 to Valparaiso.
BV United Press

BB United Press
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 25.-
Lutherans of the Missouri Synod
reached the total of $250,000 in /ad-
vance pledges to the $SS3,OOO endow-
ments for Valparaiso University
Valparaiso, Ind.
A general canvass is being made
in all Lutheran churches Nov. % to
Dec 6, through the central states
region. A synod-wide effort is now
on to reach the total Of $500, 900 in
advance pledges by Saturday night.
Indiana Lutherans have given
$94,S10 of the advance pledge. which
is distributed in the following
Hoosier districts of the church:
Fl. Wayne $56,s60; Evansville
$4,S50; Valparaiso, Hammond and
South Bend district s32, los and Sey-
mour $1,000.
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TRAGEDY IN JOY RIDE
Girl Killed When Auto Overturn
Near Greensburg.

BU TUffo6 pF'Ve
GREENSBURG, Ind. Nov. 20
Lavonne Espy, IT, is dead here to-
day as the result of a joy-ride with
a party of four other high school
students who cut classes for the
outing.
The car skidded in fresh gravel a
few miles from here and turned
over. The Espy girl was fatally in
jured. The other members of the
party escaped with minor injuries.
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$50 p. M.-wRNY (25s.5), New York
40 Code lesson, finance 5oso song series D,...
burgh-Uniyersity Of Pittsburgh, mail
box. WANG (3152t817 Ricahmond Hill
tield-Radio nature story. WCAE
t461.3). MISUNDERSTANDING hour
WCAU (278l, Phi adelph ,a--Orchestr
WCCO (416.4l. Minneapolis-St. Paul
New YorlS-United States Army band
also wCAP. WOO. WAR. WGN (37Q.2)
Chicago-Dinner concert. WGY t379.5
Schencctady-'Book of knowledge.
WIN ls61.2I1t; ,,S New o 9ork 5o- in
e orcRestra. WIS VS. I(3$446l Chicago-
3 Organ, WMAC (34ll; New Y OIL N
(394.5). hiladelphia-Dream daddy
WoR (405.2) w, NeWarkM ., and in in
leans-Organ; WSM (2S2.S). Nash
s:$5 r. M.MKYW (5a54). Chicago
Uncle Bob, concert, talk.
6:45 p. NINA (252l -, Shenand9ahc,-z
Boston-Special program.
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Chicago-Trio WoAI GS94.5), San
Antonio-Army Band concert. WORD
(275). Batavia-Bible lecture. Sunday
school. WSMB (319). New Orleans
De Luxe program.
S:45 p. M.-WRNY (25S.5). New York
r., NINA (252). shenandoah-Fa-
BaP so6Ggg fos aSnGe oya koA
ing" KTHS 1874. 81. Hot Springs -
Meyer Davis Ensemble. WANG $3.50,
Richmond Hill--Soprano dance wCAU
l27S). Phi Observation-Disclosures. songs
VEAF C491i 81 New YorkVTrou 9is
doris: also WCCO WEEI. WGR. WEBB
t370.2), Chicago Orchestra, vocal
solos. WHO 1920. Des Moines-Dance
WIN (361.2l. New York--Dance. WILL
(273), st. Louis-Vaudeville WAR
$9329 P Rbf9IydidenSf{Musc Wit
1902. 81, -. ElginEorchestra. WHOA
l341). New York-Theater program.
ers. wMBB (250J, Chicagor-orches-
ira. popular program WOAN (2S2.S).
Lawrcnceburg-Male quartet WOO
50S2) Observation-Disclosures pro-
gram. WRW f273l. Tarrytown-Or-
eshesstra66 songs; VITO 1850 Hart
1IgsBs YsS yoz AddrSfs wREY
0:3O p. M.-WBAP (475.90. IT. worth
Dance WHIT t4O0j. Chicago--organ
solos. vocal. WIZ 1854 81 New York
= ORCHESTRA WJBL (270) Decatur
Music. WIS (344.6). Chicago-Pan
Dandy Trio. reader WOO (50S.2).
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MACHINE GUN READY
Police Ordered TO Fire on Students
If Necessary.

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-Under
orders to fire II necessary,
Evanston's police kept the peace to-
day among Northwestern Uni
versity students. A machine gun
was held ready at police station for
use If necessary. Possibility Of further
student riots was deemed remote.
President Scott of the university
apologized to city officials for the
actions of the student rioters, who
blackened the eyes of Mayor Charles
H. Bartlett, burned an abandoned
fraternity house and kept more than
100 policemen at bay Monday night
in a celebration of the football teams
record,
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geles-Orchestra. KPO l422.3l San
Fraluis co--Orchestra. KYW 1888 a !,
ohieagoS Organ WHIT. (4A0 500 t Ghica &
Chtcago[ t5Ega ' WfBBM ts26l chicago
-Accordion; orchestra. VIVID (3O2.8).
M MoosehsartV VPw popular program casoMap
somnia Club WQJ (447.5). Chicago
Ginger Hour
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WHEAT YIELD INCREASE

Wheat yields on seven soil expert
ment field maintained IN northern
Illinois by the Illinois College of
Agriculture were increased an aver
age Of six to eight bushels an acre
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Phi adelphia--Dauce. WMCA (341)
New York-Dance.
9:4O p. MYTHS t374s) Hot Springs
Organ selections
0:45 +. M.--WCAU (27S) PHILADELPHIA
Songs of yesterday.
1900 p. MKT 1870. Los Angeles
Program; K{Po e(42S.:3ja san Francisco
soos keHs 'a XIV a2 SprGiRST i
caago-Midnight Revue. WBCN (266)
Chicago - Jazz Jamboree WCCO
"a t4lo41 = Minneapolis st PauI-0rches
tra, WON s7o9 BVGtihai csgo@JSzz
Scamper. WIN. (361'2 New York.
RRe Revue 10 Qrc5seest5r!a; WILD (3Q2.s(.
ShiSago%%ProgFSmo a. wMGA (a41 ??atNi NV
York-Entertaners. woo 1880
Ri}avenpmoGrtTVogrygIan3 baritone; Jack Lit:
P 3Sg 81 Eaward,s 69Fs$Skstra. W&SEE
l447 > Chicago Skylarks: Entertain
,o m1ent WRW I273) Tsrrytown--Dance.
o Popuar dance hts 2W7?5R N 5i4S Pon
tiac7-Jeesters. WMCA " t$4iij New
TX 9TkPPWWIspe W1 B39r9itt23n s, chicago
Ford and Glenn; organ. WSB (42S.3)
IL 100 p. M.-.KFI (467l. Los Angeles
71. S KoH sfp rf DsGSeT
ffsEeetheart Of the he Air" WEBB
so $685. WIS Gss % NeT York vocal
tertainers. WLIB (302.S). Elgin =
IL 80 z: Mawcco t41e.4. Minneapolis
%apitee@QTgsn5.',l WIN ls6f.&S). New
11:4S r, M1-WDAF 5s65.6i' Kansas City
1900 Maafn XII 1857 Loi Los angels S
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WOMAN KILLED BY AUTO
Driver, Son of Assistant Police Chief,
Is Arrested.

bW Z MI n FTtS8
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Nov. 25.-
Albert Breshears. %, son of assistant
police chief ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is in
jail here today as the result of an
automobile accident in which Mrs.
Sarah Seiffert, 81. met her death
Tuesday.
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Radio PROGRAMS

80 T. M-wBz t392a} Springfield
Mass.-Ensemble. WCAE (46l 81 9.
S229238;S9) ., -Heoust9n-Children's hour
VIZ (434.3) New Yorll-New York
University Course. WMCA CAD New
lork--String ensemble. WOK (217:3l
Chbjcago- Vocal. organ. orchestra ,WyC0,KE
5:I5 J.. M.--WGY (379.5l. Schelectady-
-Theater. WCAU (27S) Phifadephia
The Parodians. woo 1896 Daven-
500 3. M.11WBz csss,31. Springfield,
SPec,iHal program WBA Up a47532asz -
Kansas 4 ON" School & the Al. AZ;
Orchestra. WGBs, (3l5.6l. New York
1850, Boston-;Big Brother CLUB;
WHAD (275). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WIFI
(400) Chicago-Classcal program
WIP (5Qqs, p. pPhiliadelphiaESunele Wip
lists o1 WILD I2G 92 g M0oseah sa tor
Dinner concert. WMAQ (447.5). Chi
cagn-Organ, story lady.
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by treating the soil with rock phos-
phate. At present wheat prices.
these increases gave a substantial
return ON the cost OF the rock phos-
phate.
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WORKMAN is KILLED
Caught in Machinery, Mans Legs
Are Crushed Off.

BIZ Tnitrd Press
MONTEZUMA, Ind, Nov. U.s.
Joseph Van Sickle. 80, is dead here
today as a result OF being caught In
machinery at brick plant near here
Tuesday.
Van Seckle's legs were beaten off
and his side crushed when the
wheel revolved.
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SENTENCE PASTORS SON
Youth Confesses Auto Theft-Given
Three to Five-Year Term.

GARY, Ind, Nov. 25.-Leonard
Moore, 81, son of an Elkhart min
lister, was to be taken to the Indiana
State Reformatory today to begin
serving a three to five-year sentence
for stealing an automobile.
He pleaded guilty.
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and the key to her/home so that
pending its recovery she could
neither eat nor sleep.
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FOR EVENING WEAR

Metal fabrics are featured for eve
ming wear, some arc finely pleated.
others are embroidered and teweIled.
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WI q M

WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Com
pany. 26S Meters.
Wednesday, Nov. 20.
6:O0-Sports and stock market
reports.
6:3O-Children' hour. Courtesy
\ Franklin Life Insurance
Company.
7:00-Gus Edwards LIE Paradis
Orchestra. Velma Rose
Grams.
7:45-Indianapolis Hawaiian
trio.
S:45-Clarence Weesner, enter
tainer. Frances Johnson,
soprano; Evan Georgieff,
violinist.
10:30-Gus Edwards lie Paradis'
Orchestra. Abe Farb.
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Silent Today

Central-K F. D M, xxx,
KLDS, WCBD, WENR,, WFAA,
VINO, WOAW, WOI, WOWL.
EaStern-C x A G., WBAV,
WBBR, WDWF, WIFI, WGBS,
HAIR, WHAZ, WIP, WY,
WPG, WRC, WREO.
Far West-KGO.
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Dancing

7:00-WEBH-WQJ.
7:30-KPRC.
7:45-WHT.
9.00-KTHS-WEAF-
WCCO-WEBH.
9:30-WBAP-WMCA.
10. 00-WBCN-WEAF-
WGR-WOR.
10:30--WJR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
11:30-WHN.
11:45-WDAF.
12:00-Pl&O-WBBM.
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D(r'%>5
PHILLIPS" MILK
OF MACNES|A

Accept only genuine Phillips"
the original Milk of Magnesia pre-
scribed by physicians for so years as
an antacid, laxative, corrective.
25-cent bottles, also 50-cent bottles,
contain directions-any drug store
Advertisement.
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Concert Music

7:00-WGCP-WWJ.
7:15-WGY.
7:30-PWX-WTIO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8.30--WOAI-KPRC.
9:00-KOA-WMAQ,
9:30-WIiT-WLS.
,10:00-WOC-WJJD.
Evening star., 1925-05-29
Nutrition NUGGETS.

Do not forget that there are other
forms of sugar beside the well-known
cane sugar. For example. milk sugar
is very useful in cases where il is
necessary to change the type of food
for the intestines. Malt sugar is also
useful, especially in cases of constipa-
ton.
If you are in doubt about the purity
of any foodstuffs your board of health
will analyze samples for you or will
direct you to laboratory where this
can be done
Remember that during The Spring
nd early Summer milk is not so rich
S later in the year. For this reason
be sure that the children's diet has
plenty of other forms of digestible fat
While il is true that in general
fruits and fruit juices are valuable for
an anti-constipation diet, the home
dietitian should not forget that there
is an exception to this. Blackberries
are copstipating and these should kept
in mind when planning such a diet.
Many directions for making a diet
for constipation advise drinking large
quantities of water. While il is true
that two glasses of water taken when
the stomach is empty will for some
individuals stimulate the action of the
bowels, certain persons should be care
ful in this respect. If there is any
tendency TO weakness of the stoma ch
muscles so that they become dilated
two glasses Of water taken at a time
may cause considerable delay in diges-
ton. Such persons should take their
water in small quantities and at fire,
quent intervals.
Men on the average possess larger
frames than women. They are u.s.
|ually heavier. This means that they
eat more food. 1t will help us to un-
derstand dietary laws, however, if we
remember that men and women of
equal height and weight and doing
practically the same amount of mus
cular work require practically the
same quantity of energy.
Now that the season for fresh fruit
lis here. mothers should be very care
1ul in preparing these for the younger
children. Skins and seeds are very
irritating to the children's stomachs
and the fruit should be carefully
washed and pared. In the case of
berries, fruit should be steRed and
strained before giving it to children
younger than the school age.
Evening star., 1925-05-29
Beans With Sausage.

Soak one pint of pea beans over
night. Wash. drain, rinse, and set
over the fire in cold water to cover.
Let heat slowly TO the boiling point,
drain. and rinse again. Let cook in a
fresh supply of water until tender
but not broken in the least. Stir in a
teaspoonful of soda. When the effer-
vescence ceases, let boil two minutes
Drain. rinse, and drain again. Put
the beans into baking dish with half
pound or more Of sausage, in links
or cakes, mixed through them here
and there. Dissolve a teaspoonful of
salt and a teaspoonfui of mustard in
quart of boiling water. and pour
over the beans in the dish. Cover and
let bake about six hours. Placed in
the oven at O'Clock, they will be
ready to serve at noon. Bake the last
hour without the cover. Boiling
water may he added during the first
of the baking, but the beans should
be dry when done. Being cooked
tender before baking. but little waite:
Is needed after placing in the oven
Leftover beans and sausage may h1
pressed firmly into mold. 1t vii
slice like cheese when cold.
Evening star., 1925-05-29
4: ::::::: 6: :: !: DorothyDix; :: :: ::
GipeS Valu-
able Tips
To Brides
Feed Him Well, Keep Cheerful Interest Your
self IN His Business and Love Him Enough
Recipe for Successful Wife

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