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he wins or loses. It's the fun he
gets out of fight that keeps him
at it :" her father had written
near the end.
Haiti" Virginia whispered.
Haiti. That's one Of the islands
on the Agena's cruise! l wonder
il old Oddly is still there?"
From that thought grew the
idea Of getting help from the man
her father once had aided. 1T
he's able to, he will do it," she as.
sured herself.
still holding out" That line In
tho diary impressed her. There
must be something to hold out for.
she reasoned hopefully.
The morning after her perusal
Of the diary she telephoned to Mr..
Gardiner to ask II there was any
record of a business transaction
between her father and q man
named o. d. d. Leigh.
She surmised that oddly" Leigh
would insist upon repaying the
loan her father had made In graft.
tude when he sold the plantations.
The diary had closed some few
weeks previous to her fathers
death. Perhaps the sale had been
made In that time.
Virginia did not believe so but
she wanted to find out II possible.
She remembered that Mr.. Gardiner
had spoken Of the money her IA.
Their had obtained on the estate at
Glen Cove. He had not mentioned
a sum Of $4,000. as he might have
done II It had come to the estate
so recently.
Besides. II her father had re-
ceived It. Virginia thought. It
would have gone to Frederick
Dean; and he had not acknowl.
edged receiving any part Of the
money he claimed her father had
cheated him Of.
Mr.. Gardiner replied by letter
after looking into the matter and
informed Virginia that there was
no record Of the Brewster estate
containing the name Of Leigh. vir.
ginia breathed a sigh Of thankful.
ness. She regretted. however. that
Stacy was away on his ship. She
wanted to ask for more informa-
ton concerning oddly" Leigh.
particularly regarding the bad
news that Stacy had spoken Of in
connection with him.
She had no idea in which part
Of Haiti his plantations were 10.
Gated. or how to reach him by mail.
Stacy had said that he was we'll.
knewn character. however. SO she
set herself to making inquiries at
every likely source Of information.
Among the few men on the
Capella liners whom she knew there
was one who gave her the informa-
tion she wanted not long before the
Agena sailed. Leigh owned Z
goodly sized plantation Just outside
Of Port an Prince. she learned.
"You can drive out IN one Of
those coches. 40 they call their
horse cabs. It's great sight II you
90 on market day. An endless chain
Of natives in and out Of the city.
You'll ind Mr.. Leigh . great tel.
low, too"
Ito Be COntinued)
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know" she said thoughtfully. "Per.
haps we can manage by seeing
each other at noon. That Is II
jeanne doesn't object"
Nathaniel took note OF the fact
that she utterly disregarded his OBJ
jections. He felt he counted very
little with her. And while he
might storm against her associa.
ton with oliver he found no words
to tax her with her seeming indif-
ference to himself. It was q deep
wound. one that only her voluntar.
ily-o6ered affection could heal.
Nathaniel could not beg for love,
knowing that It was not within
anyone's power to bestow It upon
request.
A few months ago he would not
have believed that Virginia could
change 50. but his mind was too
sound to ignore facts. An ostrich
might stick It's head In the sand on
faith but Nathaniel could not.
Virginia had not kept her prom.
Use given shortly after her fathers
death to set their wedding date.
He had thought they would be mar.
ried within 3 month or two at the
most. Then had come her surpris-
ing demand for the right to self.
expression. to be followed BY weeks
Of what he now believed was re-
luctance to become his wife.
And because he was. 40 Chiri
said. q poor pipsqueak Is far %
money was concerned. Virginia had
played along safe. waiting to make
certain that love had hed before
she finally quit him.
For q moment Nathaniel despised
her.
But someone has said that the
dividing line between love and
hate Is . very fine one. Nathaniel
discovered. to hts dismay. that the
two seemed to have no division At
all In his heart. because no knew
himself to be not one whit less IN
love with this girl now than ever.
It was love that tortured. There
was no longer any happiness in It.
because It hurt his pride. But be
could not help It.
In tho weeks that followed. BE-
fore the sailing date Of tho Agena.
Virginia suffered the belief that
she had accomplished her purpose.
Nathaniel seemed not to care any
more.
Well. that Was what she had
wanted victory for Frederick
Dean seemed assured. He empha.
sized It with q constant stream OF
reminders. Flowers. theater tick.
ctr. hooks. lovely things to wear.
even jewels. Virginia accepted
nothing.
She would have given up in de.
spair but for one ray Of hope that
remained to her.
The name she had heard on
Stacy Blaine's lips--the name Of
: man people called "Oddly"-
nagged at m elusive memory until
Virginia was driven nearly frantic
to recall where she had hrst heard
It. and why It impressed her.
It vas one night when she 10y
awake. tellins herself that success.
IL It came to her now. could only
be bitter because Nielss love seemed
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IVY CQONES

gone beyond recall. when the name
OF 0. D. D. Leigh sprang suddenly
into her mental vision from a writ.
ten page.
Her fathers diary!
Since his DEATH she had not
dared the. heartbreak OF reading it
40 he had once told her he wished
her to do when he was no longer
with her.
Parts OF Il he had read to her:
other parts he had asked her to
read to him. These pages gener.
ally concerned her mother. She
could picture her father in a chair
drawn up to the fire in the library
drinking In the beauty OF her
mothers portrait that hung over
the mantel. while Virginia read.
and learned Of : great love.
At other times he had asked her
to read excerpts from his record
OF the years he had spent in wan.
dering after his wife's death.
It all came back to Virginia
wildly. once her memory was
started Alright. Her father had
known Leigh. Reckless. adven.
turous daredevil Leigh. oddly"
no had called him.
Virginia sprang out OF bed and
turned on Z light. In Z moment
she was back. her fathers diary in
her hands. hastily turning the
pages.
There It Was! In india. -. !.
met Z 1ine fellow likes . good
fight doesn't know what fear
10 =. owe him my life !.
tiger hunting sent me spin.
ming out Of the beasts path and
put bullet into its brain a. neatly
- he takes his liquor going
to the West Indies to settle down
sugar raising sounds .
bit tame for old Oddly but he says
there's = real scrap to be had with
tho sugar people want to give
him = leg up s. bad luck with
money"
A few pages farther on Virginia
found more about Leigh. %. had
to use Z lot Of persuasion :.
could only get him to take $4,000
and that on condition that I'd be
part owner Of his sugar lands. He
sails tomorrow good luck,
old man."
And after that. much later.
:. Leigh's bad luck hangs on.
poor devil -. had Z letter from
him still bucking the trust
wants to know II hs should
sell out not for my sake. old
man I'll see you through.
Well. I wouldn't spoil your fight to
set out = hundred times the amount
I'm IL It"
Virginia put down the book.
Good for you. Dad" she said
softly. I'VE don't quit. do VET"
Il seemed 70 her that her father
had spoken to her through bic d.
ary. "Perhaps hs knew IA need
. pot on the back seme day." she
sald to herself
She read through 70 the end.
Now and then there was mention
Of Leigh. Nothing new. The big
sugar people still sftsr bis Haiti
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Stills date in
@N H;S Si*{

June %
William Penn made a treaty
with the Indians.
1752-Gcorgia became royal prov
ince.
1782-,John Jay reached Paris as
American minister to France.
1863-Approach of Confederates
caused a business paralysis
in Philadelphia.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

VIRGINIA BREWSTER II In
love with an artist. NATHANIEL
DAMN, but she IL tricked into
promising 70 marry FREDER.
ICK DEAN In one year II she fails
to earn @lOO.OOO that he alleEes
her father cheated him out of.
BREWSTER had lost his fortune
before his death and VIRGINIA
u left destitute.
she pnvvns some Of her Jewelry
ana OLIVER CUTTER promises to
seeks work without success. she
dsscovers that she 10 being ahad.
owed md suspects that DEAN
nns srtbed the agencies not 10
help her.
OLIVER gains her confidence
md shows her attentions which
MEL. resents. but then abe does
mot like the familiarity With
which bic model. CHIRI. treats
him.
VIRGINIA - lucky ero,<h "a
oftsin d position wsich ~ Iike:
IN the early autumn she IL amazed
when CHARGED b. CUTTERS wife
Win trying to ALLEVIATE hls a1ec.
she appeals to OLIVER to q.
plain. and demands an account.
Ing OF her Investments. Then he
confesses that he has not made 3
penny Tor her. hut that 10 win
20 away WITH hin. she de.
nounces bis knavePy and leaves
his once.
Her company Offers to send her
IN a slx.weekss cruise M shim
hostess. but before g1ving her
answer she Goes 10 see MEL. His
model Streets her at the studle
w ~. E c9ch 2. ar of proprIetovship
Meanwhile, DEAN me- Write,
MEL Of MRS. CUTTERS charges
ana when he Mal<s for an expia.
nation. VIRGINIA Oets hin think
shat her love Tor HIN u eooIlng.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XII
VIRGINIA could see Nathaniel's
point OF view easily enough.
but 1t did not suit her purpose to
admit that she could. Had It not
been the source Of her greatest
fear? The fear that Frederick
Dean would communicate with him
as he had with jeanne Cutter?
And didn't she realize that any
lover. no matter how trustfui.
would be sunk in suspicion when
he learned OF his sweetheart's
meetings with another man under
the conditions that she had been
meeting Oliver:
Il suppose 1t did look bad" she
said haughtily: but l think you
might have found out why | did Il
before jumping to conclusions"
That hurt him. she could see, but
she went on mercilessly. YOU'D
have tried to stop It II I'd told
you: you know you would. I didn't
want to quarrel with you.
II can't see why you had to meet
him after ONCE hours to transact
business" Nathaniel returned
stubbornly.
How could I meet him during
once hours? You know ! am not
At liberty to leave my work when.
ever ! like"
You left It yesterday"
Because MIR. Dean had written
Mrs. Cutter. She took the stand
that ! was trying to lure Oliver
away from her. We had to settle
everything without delay"
Then you're through with him!"
he pressed eagerly.
Virginia hesitated. "0h. l don't
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fore the body today was organiza-
ton ofethe meeting. appointment Of
committees, reading Of annual re.
ports and exchange of informal
greetings between visitors.
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Bank and the Union Trust Company
Of this city saved $500 in intsrsst
which would have accrued In the
event Of slower transportation.
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12oo-KFYR Bismarck-24s.9
AGENTS
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE CHEAP-Two business
lots and office building located on
the best corner in Driscoll, North
Dakota, suitable for Filling Sta
ton. The lumber in this building
is worth $4,000. Inquire of J.
0. Wright, Station Agent, or write
P. 0. Box 169, Sioux Falls, s. D.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
new and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. e. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel
Bismarck, N. D.
WILL THE party who picked up
an army blanket in the grand
stand at the fair grounds Thurs
day, kindly return it to the Trib-
une office?
WILL the party who found a Solo
automobile jack between Bismarck
and Memorial bridge please re-
turn to A. & M. Tire Shop?
FOR SALE-Casting box and one
TIL. p. Electric d. C. motor,
cheap. Inquire at Tribune office.
WANTED IT, BUY
WANTED TO RENT OR BUYS
or 6 room modern bungalow in
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Five room lower du-
pick, attached garage. Ga Ray
mond street. Immediate possess
sion. rent $50. O. w. Roberts,
1T Main Ave. Phone 751 or ISL.
CAKE us a cash offer for our five
room modern bungalow, located at
1108 Ave. D. Owners work will
not permit living in Bismarck.
Write Box z63, Terre Haute, Ind.
FOR RENT-Five room partly
modern house, newly decorated,
ready to move in. $25 per month.
Inquire at 213 South Fifth street.
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Output per worker has increased
50 per cent in iron and steel; 172
per cent in automobiles; p per
cent in meat packing and 40 per
cent In flour milling since 1914. N
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1904-Republicans in convention in
Chicago nominated Roosevelt
and Fairbanks.
LACET MEETS AT FARGO

Fargo, June 23.-tR-Mjosenla.
get, Norwegian fraternal society,
Friday, more than 200 M. bers
today wit, more than 200 members
from all parts Of northwest attend
ing. Principal business to come be-
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PLANE SAVES $500

San Francisco, June 23.-The
transfer by plane Of $780, 900 be-
tween the California National Bank
Of Sacramento and the Wells Fargo
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USED CARS

USED CARS
1926 Ford Tudo-, new paint job.
good tires, LIST class mechanical
condition.
90 Overland sedan, body in good
shape, good tires, fully equipped,
many unused miles in this car at a
reasonable price.
1926 Star Six Coach. completely
overhaled. good tires, repainted.
Exceptionally good buy.
FORD TOURING, will make . good
light truck, cheap.
STUDEBAKER SIX touring in good
condition throughout; will make .
wonderful truck or school bus.
WE HAVE other used cars. We In
vite your inspection.
HEDAHL MOTOR COMPANY
Shop at 1O1 Third Street.
Ship at 10l Third Street.
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMEN-Want residence sales
men with car to call on farmers
for following counties: Mercer,
Oliver, Dunn, Billings, Golden
Valley, Slope, Hettinger, Bowman.
Adams, Grant and Morton. State
County you prefer. We pay $50
to 500 per week. Poultry Sup
ply Dept, Kanawha, Iowa.
BIG OHIO Corporation seeks man
ager for unoccupied territory. $50
weekly commission. Earning
start Immediately. Good for s.. 900
yearly. We furnish everything,
deliver and collect. Capital or ex-
pericnce Unnecessary. Fyr-Fyter
Co., 1882 Fyr-Fyter Bldg, Day.
ton, Ohio.
IF YOU want $4,000 the first year
write me personally. Strong line
vertised. Established Co. Big
season now. Liberal weekly ad-
vance to producer. G. F. Sawyer,
Mgr. 2O10 Euclid Az. Dept. 313,
Cleveland. O.
REPRESENT Auto Seat Cover
Manufacturer. Direct to Automo-
bile owners. High quality, low
prices. Make 1925 weekly. Ella
borate Samples Free. Marvelo,
$500 Wabansia, Chicago.
WANTED-Reliable Motor Truck
Salesman. Give references when
making application. Write Trib-
une Ad. No. IS.
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IF SICK OR AILING DON'T
CHANGE CLIMATE-CHANGE
DOCTORS-Change from the
Old System Of Surgery and
Serums, pills, pus-punching, poi
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at the Clinic Of DR.. T. NJ. Mac
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hospital and operated on you. We
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WE HAVE CURED HUN
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
- HI Q N r. 82-
MALE ZIP WANTED

'WANTED-Two neat appearing
young men between ages 10 to
20 to ill vacancy in travelling or
ganization, 500 per month and
transportation guaranteed. Must
be able to leave city at once. See
Mr.. Romaine, between TOO and
500 p. M, Patterson Hotel.
WANTED-Men, honest and relia-
BILE for rural sales work in North
Dakota. Must have light car and
be ready to start at once. Top
money paid from start. See L. G.
Snowdsn, Park Hotel or write
Gen: Del, Flasher, No. Oak.
Is MEN WANTED at once to learn
Barber Trade, Short Term now.
Free catalog explains all. Moler
Barber College, Fargo. N. D.,
Butte. Mont.
WANTED-Immediately, men to
qualify for Railway Mail Clerk
Test; $150-$226 Mo. Write, o.
ment Inst, 33-P. st. Louis. Mo.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-One we'll furnished
front rom for light housekeeping;
also one small furnished sleeping
room Single bed" Hazelhurst
apis. AL Fifth street. Phone
C7o
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WOMEN-Earn $1S dozen sewing
aprons. Experience unnecessary;
no selling. Easy. steady work,
materials cut. Addressed envelope
brings details. Goshen Dress, Cos
hen Dress, Goshen, N. Y.
ADDRESS envelopes at home, spare
time. $15-$25 weekly easy. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Dignified
work. Send &c stamp for particu-
lars. Mazelle, Dept. 1853, Gary,
Ind.
ADDRESS Envelopes - $25-$35
weekly in your spare time. Every
thing furnished. Stamp for parti-
culars. LaTeur Dept. H16O, Paul
Brown Bldg. St. Louis, Mo.
ADDRESS ENVELOPES-$2O. 90
$4,000 weekly in your spare time.
Everything furnished. Stamp for
particulars. Rochelle, PAL Van
Buren,, Dept. F450, Chicago.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Phone 903 or call at Elhard
Grocery.
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FURNITURE FOK SATE
FOR SALE-Kitchen cabinet, kit
chen table, complete single bed,
baby bed, wash wringer with
stand, extension ladder, Stude-
baker 6, Buick four truck and
dishes. Call 1t 622 Third.
FOR SALE-A frosted brown
Lloyd Loom baby buggy in ex-
cel1ent condition, practically new.
Call ct GIT Eighth street.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan.
FOR SALE-Baby buggy. Phone
664-R.
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FOR RENT-Completely furnished
apartment, newly decorator on
ground floor. Call at $50 Fourth
street. I!
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Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Brink. Rev. G.
w. Stewart officiated, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Brink were attendants. Mr.
and Mrs Nichols are at home in Man.
dan, where Mr.. Nichols is in charge
Of tho Lewis and Clark coffee shop,
John X. Kennedy, Herman Leon.
hard, Joseph Sullivan, Henry Bren.
dinger and Joe Martinek returned
Wednesday from San Antonio, Tex.
where they attended the American
legion convention.
y
Miss Florence Hopkins, Salvation
Army campaign director, is spending
few days in Center on business
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Social and Personal
Over 100 Attend
District Meeting
of Royal Neighbors

Royal Neighbors from Mckenzie,
Driscoll and Hazelton attended the
district meeting, held here Thurs
day evening.
Covers were laid for 100 guests at
the banquet at the Grand Pacific
hotel.
The business meeting was held at
the Odd Fellows hall, and was fol-
lowed by . short play presented by
the Bismarck camp.
Initiatory degrees were conferred
upon IL candidates by the Mckenzie
camp.
A new district organization was
formed at this meeting, including
Bismarck, Driscoll and Mckenzie.
Miss Louise Ankenmann has had
as her house guest this week, Miss
Emma Ross Of the Mayo clinic, Ro-
chester, MINI.
Members of the Bismarck chapter
of DeMolay will entertain this eve
ming at dancing party at the Ma
sonic Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scher of Bis
marck announce the birth of a
daughter Thursday at st. Alexius
hospital.
Miss Charlotte Logan will return
Monday after spending a weeks va
cation in Grand Forks and Mime
apolis.
Mrs. A. Hegge and Mrs. N. A.
Cans Of Fargo are attending the
state P. T. A. meeting here this
week.
Hugh King of Minneapolis will
arrive here Sunday to be the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.
King.
Mrs. J. A. Jardine and Mrs. Clara
B. Wright of Fargo are spending q
few days in Bismarck this week.
Albert Bertsch left this morning
for Grand Forks to attend the Uni.
versity Homecoming celebration.
Miss Ragna Malvold left recent,
for Vining, MIMI, where she vii
spend several days at her home.
A son was born Thursday at st
Alexius hospital to Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Schroeder Of Mandan.
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Personal and
Social News Of
Mandan Vicinity

A farewell reception is being given
this evening at the Presbyterian
church parlors in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Lanterman and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Lanterman, who will
leave soon to make their home in
California. Officers Of the church
and their wives are in charge of ar
rangements for a musical program
and refreshments. Rev. G. w. Stew.
art will preside.
Miss Thera Sweet, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Sweet Of Harvey,
became the bride of Charles Nichols
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Mrs. B. A. North Is
Honored at Party
Wednesday Afternoon

Mrs. w. r. Ebeling was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at her home
in honor Of her sister, Mrs. B. A..
North, who VII leave soon to make
her home in Minot.
Cut flowers were arranged about
the rooms where the guests were
entertained informally.
Mrs. North was presented with q
gift. The hostess was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. r. H. Crane.
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left side. From below the waists
point a group Of tiny pleats are
stitched down. From below the
skirts yoke point the pleats flare.
FUR HEM
A princess evening gown, Of beige
satin, flares in circular fullness be-
low the hips, dipping to floor length
in the rear. The entire hem is of
dark brown fur. The shoulder
straps are jewelled.
LACE TIE
The square neck Of a slate blue
velvet frock has q lace tie attached
at the center of each side. The lace
ties in slip knot, with its ends
hanging to the waistline.
DIAGONAL STRIPES
The crown of an uneven-brimmed
black hatters' plush hat is swathed
in a three-cornered piece made of
grosgrain and satin ribbon. joined to
make diagonal stripes. It is tied,
like a kerchief in front, with the
short ends flaring.
SLASHED EDGES
The lower edge of the jacket of a
caramel colored velvet suit is slashed
up a few inches, in ten places, with
each sksh piped in dark brown.
~
MUFFLED EARS
Hats arc off the eyes but the ears
must be muffled. A dropping Grim
son soleil hat has two little fur ear
muffs, like scmi-bandeau, over the
ears.
IMPRESSED PLEATS
! a Partisan coat of silvcry greer
wool velour has three pleat'
stitched to the waistline to give ;
fitted back which flare from hip-lin'
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ADVERTISEMENT
Big Change
in Face Powder

A good face powder today must
do more than merely remove shine
it should stay on longer, prevent the
pores from getting target. spread
smoothly, and leave a peachy look
on the complexion. A new French
Process Powder called MELI.O.GLO
does these things. MELLO.G CLIO is
truly wonderful. You will simply
love it. Finney's Drug Stocc.--.Adv.
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PIE SECRET

Southerncrs sprinkle a little tap
ioca with the fresh fruit in pies.
before cooking 1t gives a luscious
thickness to the juice.
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alive salads if served, sliced and
topped by little colorful gelatine.
with mayonnaise on top.
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sport they must show they have
voted before they are permitted on
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-19
SLICED PERsIMMONS

ST4fEEO FENSIMWUNS
Big. ripe persimmons make de-
licious and unusual dessert if sliced
like peaches, and served with thick
cream.