davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-11-03

ESSEX COACH, 1926-Used 2 900 .milea:
new car al > most attractive nrice. We also
have Eve other late model Essex coaches.
Wilt be certain to find what YOU want out Of
this collection. Holland Motor Co. inc,
days and evenings. Potomac S62.
Evening star., 1926-11-03

SAlESMAN-Prefer man with real est ate
pxperience: will consider one who has had
snccpssful experience in selling automobiles
Soc Mr. Hubbard Walter A. Brown. 400 H.
Evening star., 1926-11-03

months: is fully equipped and Just like
in ,appearance and general condition: can
the new-car price. Holland Motor Co Inc.
1919 18th ct. thet. and H. Open sun
DAYS and evenings Potomac S62.
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sAIFSMAN-A live progressive automobile
agency. handling fast selling General Mo-
tors line needs wlde-awa AXE men every
oo-operation and assistance will he given
men who want TO work. Our show room
location ia to he Washing toms finest. Peake.
Evening star., 1926-11-03

Statesmen (2l. wide awake. general bro
ke-aEe: applicants must have cars; down
snd cutters need not apply; satisfactory
financial arrangements. Showalter Realty
Co Suite 404 Vermont Bldg.
Evening star., 1926-11-03

REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-We want, a
leads and help to close. See Mr., Glorius,
Ii
Evening star., 1926-11-03

SALESMAN. clothing: good opportunity for
wide awake with a following: state salary
and experienced. Address Box 30s-J. Star
Evening star., 1926-11-03

SHOE SALESMAN. with at least years
experience. capable OF taking charge OF
store best Of references required, a won
deTful opportunity for the right party: only
e1 rer, ced men need apply 434 9th n W
Evening star., 1926-11-03

| been run very little: cannot be told from
Evening star., 1926-11-03

EARN S3 EVERY HOUR!
SELL. CHRISTMAS CARDS!
We have the most beautiful line in Amer
tea and we pay unusually large commissions
cards sell on sight. deliver and collect
Csn tn nersnn or write SAMPLE BOOK
FREE PROCESS ENGRAVING CO. Room
INN Q0- ST
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Marriage Licenses

Theodore r. Ambun &c. 24a5 Bouie.
Kochne
william A. Daughcrty ~ 4O7 W. Cen
IraI. Muncic and Margaret f. Bceson SO
2l7 +. Michigan.
= Ellis T. Barnett. 40. Hotel Lincoln. and
Rose Thomas. rs Hotel Lincoln
, Ernest F. Simmcs. 20 Gary. and Ethel
Il. Brannan. %. 30i0 MACPHERSON
Elmer r. Williams 30 5000 Kenwood.
wood
Ward Singer u KniGhtstovn and Lin
ME Hasselbcrg. ; r. g. Box o96.
Lcander Stone -. 21Oi Wendell. and
Frances Hall. -. 31l DarncIl.
lie Rov f. Bula "a IO1 y. Alton. and
Lora f. Hartman. -. 1906 f. st. Clair.
Paul f. Roach -. 2539 Broadway. and
Mary Jane Garlic. 20. 1898 Fletcher.
Clifford J. Hart -. oil y. Addison. and
Loretta c. Keller. %. 52S s. Central court.
Sima Yeftich. -. 40 w. New York. and
AEeline Kitcof rs. 4?8 Limestone.
Jack F. Thomas. - Lawrence, and
Dorothy McHaffcy 10 Lawrence.
Harold Irving Scott - Plymouth. and
Dorothy Alice Sheets 1890 Central
Ernest Flovd Marlett II? W. New York
nd Sarah Princess Steagall. l14S W. New
York.
Houston Caldwell. 90 cOo4 s. Meridian.
'nd Mary Kincaid Beard. II. 9004 >. Me
~idian.
Lloyd TAYLOR. - 1920 woodlawn. and
Nellie Underwood 80. 1887 St Paul.
Herman Neal % New York. and
1ulalia f. Ouackenhush - Route 6
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GUEST DAY MEEfING
Kappa Kappa Gamma AIumnae
Will BE HOstesscs Saturday.

The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alum.
nae Association will hold a guest
day meeting at the d. A. II. chapter
house. S24 n. PENNSYLVANIA St.
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Jack.
son, Mrs. Arthur Robinson: Mrs.
James e. Watson, Mrs. Ralph Up
dixie. members of the Mothers Club
of TIE organization, board members
Of the indianapolis Pen-Hellenic AS.
ISOLATION and members of the active
chapter of Butler University will
be honor guests.
a playlet will be given by mem.
bers, followed by a musical program.
Mrs. Luke Duffey, president. will
preside. Mrs. Edith Higgins is pro
gram chairman and Mrs. Arthur
Ealton is hostess chairman.
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CLUB FREE FROM
DEBT, REPORT OF
TREASURER SHOWS
Mrs. Felix MCWhirter Re-
tires as Department
Group President.

At the closing meeting Of the
Women's Department Club Wednes-
day afternoon, the tFeasurer's report
showed that the club. after five
years, is entirely free from a $1,000
debt and has little more than 81
600 toward a new clubhouse fund.
Mrs. Felix McWhirter, retiring
president, made an impressive ad-
dress before turning over the keys
Of the clubhouse to the new presi-
dent, Mrs. +. j. Robinson. Mrs. Nc
Whittier, who has served as presi-
dent for four years, paiG high trib-
ute to indianapolis club women as
we'll as the club women of America.
Mrs. McWhirter presented the
club with a framed portrait of Mrs.
f. G.. Richie, one Of tire founders of
the club. who died recently, and she
also gave a membership in the
American Woman's club Of Paris,
which will entitle any department
club members TO the privileges of
the Paris club. The Friendship
Circle of the club gave Mrs. Nc
Whirter beautiful white silk
shawl. embroidered in black flowers.
Mrs. Kerop Ashjian and Mrs. o.
G. Lukenbin. each presented the
club with a Bible and members OF
the Mothers Round Table section
gave table for the Bible to rest
upon Mrs. NJ. ID. Didway, ac-
comp4nied by Mrs. d. +. Gruber,
sang. A reception was held in honor
Of Mrs McWhirter, Mrs. Robson
and other officers.
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Dandruff Gone!
Beautiful Hair,
Thick and Wavy
"Danderine'' makes your
hair fluffy, glossy and
beautiful.

Within ten minutes after an ap-
plication Of Danedrine you can not
find single trace of dandruff. One
application dissolves every particle
of dandruff; invigorates the scalp,
stops itching and falling hair.
Furthermore, Danderine is to the
hair what fresh showers Of rain and
sunshine are 10 vegetation. 1t goes
right to the roots, invigorates and
strengthens them. Its celebrating
stimulating and life producing prop.
critics cause the hair to grow strong
and beautiful.
Bobbed hair has made the girls
aware of the dangerous effects Of
unsightly dandruff which is now
more apparent than ever since the
hair is short.
Danderine is sure way to get rid
OF dandruff and Immediately doubles
the beauty of your hair. The eff.
feet is amazng-your hair will be
light, fluffy and wavy. and have an
appearance of abundance: an in
comparable lUstre, softness and lux.
urianCe.
Get q small bottle OF Danderine
from any drug store or toilet counter
for few cents and keep that dan
druff out Of your hair and off your
shoulders Advertisements
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That is a false philosophy. A
cloak to cover selfish indulgences
Of all kinds. And every young per-
son who adopts 1t, finds out its false
ness sooner or later. You cannot
charge things indefinitely. some
time there must be a reckoning.
And you pay for everything. You
pay with the coin of your self re-
spect, your faith, your principles
and other persons love. You never
go scott free. Because you are not
answerable to yourself alone. You
are answerable first of all to God,
then to conscience and to those you
love. You may not suffer directly
from your folly. but you suffer
through someone else, for someone
suffers for it, and that someone is
usually the nearest and dearest per-
son in the world to you. No one
escapes that Nemesis.
An expensive creed it is A high
rate of exchange! Not worth the
price you pay. SO few young people
know or stop to think that the
purchase power of forethought, love
and consideration is boundless!
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WHAT MOTHER SHOULD NOT
BE TOLD

Miss Cleaver started | thought
rather guilty when l told her the
bag she was examining belonged to
me.
II was just looking through it, "
she said. ITO see If there We're any
Identification tags in it before send
ing it to the Lost and Found De.
partment."
| looked at Mr., Armstrong re-
proachfully, and said, surely this
gentleman would have known that L
would be right back for il
THAT is what | told Miss Cleav-
err" the man protested. But she
said that it was such Il valuable bag
that she would send ward to the
Lost and Found Department, for
that is probably, where you would
look for it. In the meantime she
would take charge of it herself.
Thank you, I'll take it now" 1
said as held out my hand for my
property.
You are sure. Mr.. Armstrong,
that this is the young lady who left
this bag here?'
1t was a nasty inference. and /
was at first going to vocally resent
it, but l KEPT my temper.
Yes, Miss Cleaver, | am perfectly
sure. I noticed the bag when she
came in.
II only asked the question. Mr..
Armstrong. as it seems rather incon-
gruous that a vOIng girl carrying a
bag with gold fittings should be ask
ing for a $20-a-week job
Silently | still held my hand out,
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Activities
p n T p r r A 1 N NE Mt 8
WEDDINGS BETRoTHALS

Miss Louise Strickland, a bride
elect, and Mrs. d. Maurice Stephen
son, a bride Of last winter, were
honor guests at a buffet luncheon
and bridge party given by Mrs. Rus
sell Pierce Veit, 1915 Central Ave,
Wednesday. Boughs of cherry and
peach blossoms, and baskets of
spring flowers decorated the house.
The dining room carried out the
color scheme of pink and green, Miss
Sticklands bridal colors, with bas-
leets of sweet peas and pink and
green tapers.
A console mirror was presented
to Miss Strickland and a silk UNI
brella to Mrs. Stephenson. Those
attending, besides the honor guests.
We're Mesdames Charles Petig, Carl
Strickland, Merrill Harter Smith,
Donovan Hoover, Alfred Glossbren-
ner, Robert Bastain, Paul Singleton,
Philip Johnson, Paul hancock and
William Ibershardt
+%&
Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb. 1885 n.
Pennsylvania St. left today for
Springfield, Ill. to attend the meet
ing of the Mississippi Valley His.
torical Association.
49,
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
gave it's annual spring guest day
party Wednesday at the home of
Mrs c. l.. Hackerd, 1913 w. Twenty.
Seventh st. The house was decorated
with spring flowers and pink and
white sweet peas. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs J. Z. Horne, presi-
dent A musical program and
talk by Mrs. Chic Jackson were
given
Edward f. Petri, 41O f. Thirty
Seventh ST., has returned to In
dianapolis after a European trip.
An old-fashioned box social will be
given by the Y. r. w G. of the Y.
w. c. A. this evening at the Mac
Lean tea room, 1859 Central Ave.
Besides cards, there will be music
and dancing. Miss Ethel Davidson
is chairman of the affair. Proceeds
will go to the conference fund Of
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quick. and in turn make you pay
and pay with the tragedy Of 1t! This
is the purchase price Of that eX-
pensfve creed: II am answerable
only to myself But you have
cleared the accounts with your
sufferings And besides, Martha Lee
knows no such word as 'lost." You
are just finding yourself, child. You
are not lost, because you know the
value of love, and thoughtful con
sideration; because you have ap-
probation now of life's best instead
Of lifes worst. With your knowledge.
your new strength, your conviction
Of what is right and what is wrong,
you have the greatest chance to
reconstruct your life, to make 1t of
highest value to the man you marry,
whether this boy or some other.
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CHRONIC STOMACH
TROUBLE IS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
Annie Henry, indianapolis
(Ind.) HOusekeeper, Gives
Praise and Recommendation
to Todd's Tonic.

For many years | have suffered
with chronic indigestion and stom-
ach trouble. Many days and nights
I spent in misery. AS usual. | tried
everything l could lay my hands
on. but got no help until was adj
vised to try Todds Tonic. 1t sure
ly has been more than blessing to
me. | have gained five pounds in
weight. and it seems like my whole
system has been reconstructed I
am glad to give this testimonial. for
| hope many others will have the
same benefit from this wonderful
Todd's Tonic as | have had."-AN-
ME HENRY, Pittsboro, Ind.
Todd's Tonic. made of finest Cali
fornia Wine, is pleasant to take.
Fo,. sale at Sli
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DISTURBED SLEEP
1aused From Bladder Weakness. Ma
lures Way of Telling You of
Danger Ahead"

j. H Hanford. 1850 Yale Ave. Chica-
go. ILL.,. says. For two years ! have
been troubled with kidney disorders.
and 1t was very painful. Initiated
Buchu cleaned me up in one week. L
will be glad to tell or write my expert
nee. Lithiated Buchu is not patent
medicine as the formula is on the label.
1t cleanses the bladder as EPSON salts
10 the bowels. driving out abnormal de
posits. ncutraliZing excess acid. thereby
relieving irritation which causes dis
turbcd sleep. Ii is not cheap medi-
inc, The tablets cost > cents each az
all drug stores. q Keller Laboratory.
fredericksburg. ONO. Locally at Hook
Drug Co.-Advertisement.
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Time SaUed

Women who use cleaners have
helped us build into the new i'm
proved OHIO the conveniences
they want to buy. That is why
more and more OHIO cleaners are
being bought every day. Women
who are buying their first cleaner,
as we'll as women who are buying
their second or third one, all quick
ly sense the greater value, the
greater appeal, the great useful
ness of the OHIO. Call RI ley
1855 for Free Demonstration
in your own home. For the
next ten days a bridge lamp free
with each OHIO. A small down
payment will give you a machine
and lamp at once. Salesman want
ed to demonstrate this wonderful
offer. Apply manager, 128 PEN
broke Arcade.
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ORANGE LAYER CREAM PIE

Make two pastry shells. Filling:
one cup of sugar, two tablespoons
flour, three eggs, two cups hot milk.
four oranges and one banana. Mix
sugar, flour and eggs, and hot milk
slowly and cook stirring un.il thick.
Peel oranges with knife. remove
seeds, and cut in small pieces.
Mash bananas smooth they should
be first be cut in two lengthwise and
the core removed and add both
bananas and oranges to>Sot Gust
ard. When partly cool put a
third Of custard i'm one crust
put the other crust over this
and add the rest Of the custard
Place on ice UEtil it sets and cover
with sweetened whipped cream.
Mrs. \. 5. Kirkpatrick, 3Oi f..
Grant St., Greenfield, Ind.
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Ter OwnWaM
2/%07o1y ga O1lZe<2Zoday

and the woman had no other thing
looked at me with hate that showed
she wished might have served me as
she did it.
had a rather sinking in my heart
as l realized that l was not going
to have as easy time as 1 thought
in the Morton Department Store II
this woman was going TO be my
boss.
/ looked at Mr.. Armstrong. Was
it meant for a wink. that slow clos
ing of his left eye? I took it for one
and determined to ask him the first
time l got chance what that
woman hated me for. | had never
seen her before in my life.
All at once | had a bunch. She is
in love with the man Robinson - !
said to myself, land she is jealous
of me-" ! couldn't resist winking
back at Mr.. Armstrong from behind
Miss Cleaver's back TO let him know
that ! understood.
1t was rather late in the afternoon
when l left the Morton store. l
didn't Aant to go home, where | knew
that Mamie's mother would ask me
all sorts of questions in her quer-
ulous day. | determined to go out
to the park and scribble a note to
my mother. Poor dear. | hadn't sent
her many letters since l had come
to Chicago.
Strange. isn't it. that the modern
girl had so many adventures that
which she can't toll her mother?
Copyright. 1926. NEA Service, IncJ
NEXT: Coming Back to Earth.
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Sister MaryS
Kitchen

Breakfast-Baked rhubarb, cereal,
thin cream, broiled bacon, soft
cooked eggs, crisp bran toast, milk,
coffee.
Luncheon-Crab meat in tomato
sauce, clover leaf rolls, jellied fruit
salad. cheese cups, coffee.
Children's luncheon b a k d
potatoes, tomatoes with toast cubes,
jellied fruit salad, milk, ginger
bread.
Dinner - Broiled lamb chops,
potatoes au gratin, buttered spinach,
new onions and radishes, whole
wheat rolls, strawberry shortcake,
milky coffee.
The luncheon menu is planned for
company. Every hostess likes to
serve an attractive luncheon to
house guests, but sometimes if small
children must be provided for the
grownups meal is sighted by
necessity
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FRECKLES
Don't Try to Hide These Ugly Spots;
Othine Will Remove Them
Quickly and Safely.

This preparation is 50 successful in
removing frccklcs and giving clear.
beautiful complexion that it is sold by
All drug and depart ment stores with
guarantee to refund the money if il
fails.
Don't try to hide your freckles or
waste time on iemOn Juice or cucum-
hers: get an ounce Of Othine and remove
them Even the first few applications
should show wonderful improvement.
some of the lighter frecklcs vanishing
entirely.
BE sure 10 ask for Othine- double
strength: it is this that is sold on
money back ee-Advertisemcnt.
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LOST and Found

Dear Miss Lee: l started going out
when l was Is, a sophomore in high
school. The boys | went with were Is
and 20. They wanted to be men and
thought II was necessary to demand and
receive the highest price woman can give.
her virtue, pay for the money they
spent on her in order to attain this goal
this sO-caled manhood | fought. | cried
| argued and pouted and kept myself clean
for a year. At last l came to the con
decent and, brute.like. l paid the pricc
tthney asked; ! thought ! would never
am paying threcfold for my folly. In
sumed he would be like the rest. I have
gone with him as often as mother would
allow and as often as | could find an
evening free from my college work. Dur
ing these three months he has never
made a slurry remark the slightest
indecent movement ] told myself TO quit
him. for | knew he liked me. but / did
not. | wish l could blot out the black
Incidents of my past life and say YES to
his repeated question. but | know il would
not be fair to marry him with this stain
on my soul This is a cry TO every girl
who is going with young men--do not
pay the price they demand, for some day
your true love will find YOU and then
you VIII have to pay as | am paying.
LOST.
And high price it is too. Genuine,
clean, honest. trustworthy love, 10
refuse to marry him will hurt him.
TO tell him why will cut him to the
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Handy Andy

Here is one thing that is handler
than old Handy Andy himself The
Corona Portable Typewriter is one
that YOU can take with you any
where. ready for your every demand
It's lightness and compactness is in
deed remarkable. Stop at JUDp'S
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 142
\. Meridian St, and see the
Coronas. Two sizes are offered-the
S-row keyboard at $50 and the 4
row keyboard at $50. A used type
writer may be had at $25 to $40.
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Color i'm Homes

The lady" of the older vintage
who was raised to believe that no
lady" wore colored underwear. is
the same who believes that no decent
table is covered with aught but a
primly starched white tablecloth.
Too bad! have seen the entire
tenor Of homes change when mother
dared spread orange linen on her
lunch table and frost it with bowl
the color Of sapphire.
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PLAY AND SUNDAY FROCk
FROM ONE PATTERN

For wee maids of 2, and years,
this pert affair has been designed.
Dotted Swiss. printed percale or
fancy bingham could be used for one
little dress and boomer with trim
ming of lawn. linen or organdie. An
other would be sweet made in fine
batiste or French voile and trimmed
with ruhing as shown in the small
sketch.
The pattern for this little bloomer
dress takes pa yards of 36-inch ma
terial for the 4-year size. Price 10
cents. stamp or coin coin preferredl.
Our patterns are made by the lead
ing Fashion Designers OF New York
City and are guaranteed to tit per
fectly.
Every day The Times will print
on this page, pictures showing the
latest up-to-date fashions.
This IS a practical service FOR read
ers who wish to make their own
clothes.
You may obtain this pattern by
filling out the accompanying coupon.
enclosing 10 cents. cola preferred
and mailing it to the pattern depart
ment of The Times. Delivery is made
in about one week.
Be sure to write plainly and to in.
clude pattern number and size.
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Clothes

The successful businqSs woman'
spends something like FS5s5 wear
on her clothes, according to a budG.
ct tale in a current woman's maya
zine. And even then the winter
coat is but $65, Eighteen pairs of
stockings a year contrasts with an
other magazine article quoting fac
tory girls as saying that "a new pair
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Reminders

Cheer! That's what flowers always
do with their sweet presence' On
Mothers Day it is thoughtful ex-
preston of love and appreciation to
send mother flowers. Hurry to
RERTERMANN'S. 241 Mass. Ave,
and send or wire flowers to mother.
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the business department, this fund
being used to send representatives
to the Camp Gray summer con-
ference.
St Patrick S Social Club will en-
terrain at cards in the school hall
Friday at 2:15 p. m.
The ladies of the American Legion
Auxiliary, Irvington post, will give
an all-day quilting party and cover
dish luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Simon Reisler, 5749 T.. New York
St, Friday
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Twenty years in tie practice of
medicine gives Il real opportunity to
see humanity in the raw. The We
neer of social life is worn very thin
when sickness enters the home.
When | retired from practice | real
lied that among all my patients of
twenty years there was only one
married couple whom | knew TO be
entirely happy said DR.. s. Jose.
phine Baker Of the United States
Department of Labor
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STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe. dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
that cleanscs and soothcs the skin.
Soon after the first application Of Zemo
YOU will find that irritations. Pimplcs
BlackheadS, Eczema. Blotches, Ring
worm and similar skin troubles will
disappear.
ZemO is all that is needed, for it ban
iShes most skin eruptiOnS. makes the
skin soft. smooth and healthy 1t is
a non greasy. disappearing liquid that
may be applied during the day. Ask
your druggist for a small size 60c or
large bottle Sl00. -Advertisemcnt
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Mother o. Mine

Here's truly an ideal gift for mother
with Mothers Day flower and all!
| found at the FLOWER IN-THE-
BOTTLE-SHOP, 4O2 American Cen
trail Life Bldg. a lovely bottle Of
Carnation Toilet Water, with a real
honest to goodness Pink Carnation
right in the bottle. It is fitted spe-
cial for Mothers Day, in a gold box,
priced at $1.OO.
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Recipes By
Readers

NOTE--The Times will pay 81 for
each recipe submitted by d reader
and printed in thus column. one
recipe is printed daily. except Fri.
day, when twenty are given. Ad.
dress Recipe Editor Of The Times.
Checks will he mailed to winners
Write only one recipe name. ad-
dress and date on each sheet.