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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25

HOUSE AND ROOMS
small house, garage, water and
lights in Victoria Heights. Rooms
close in. Apply 529 Eighth Street.
R-lT9
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Houses

FOR RENT-Modcrn T-roOm cOun-
try home, electrically equipped. near
Niger bridge. | ID acres ground
SIS per month. Phone 1873. R-l5l
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G ADVERTISEMENT

erson by deed dated February 2,
1926, recorded In Volume 143 on
pages 308-oe OF the deed records
Of Cameron county, Texas.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-24
Wilson
BY MRS. JOHN A. BERG

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagner mot
ored to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg and
daughter, Aletha, motored to Martin
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berg and Mr..
and Mrs. Gust Neimiller motored 20
Hurdsfield Saturday returning Sun
day evening. They were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neimiller.
George Hecker shipped q carload
of cattle Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strobe Of Mer-
Ger spent the weekend with their
children on the farm.
Misses Gladys Granting and Helen
Redington were Wilton callers Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf spent
Sunday at the Ed. Gesele home.
Fred and Ed. Kurle left Saturday
by car for Billings, Mont. where they
will be employed in the beet sugar
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner and
son Melvin spent Sunday at the
Gottlib Wall home
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner and
daughter Helen returned home re-
Gently from trip to Wishek and
Lehr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner called
at the Gust Neimiller home Tuesday
John Schlofman was a recent call
er at the Christ Wolf home.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-24

does, he taxes our ability to work
star, sun and moon sights to the ex-
treme.
Cruise Nears End
But the cruise is nearing an end
We start from here Monday and get
to Gibraltar in time for liberty the
same day. Then we hit back for the
states, after a couple more days OF
slipping English tea.
"Cadiz is a typical Spanish port.
The streets are narrow, with mingled
stratae of odors, with garlic and
beast burden predominating, and
sour wine playing an arpeggio over
everything The houses have old
fashioned iron gratings with balcon-
les and many large buildings are dis
tinctly Moorish in style.
"The place surely looks Spanish
enough; I dunno whether the smell
is supposed to be typical of Spain OF
not. Washington Irving never did
give us the low-down on the odorS.
In some sections Of the town.
every other inhabitant that shows
IllulScl1 VIC OUACCV VAUAaSA WsSAs>~'
with a limp or glares at you with a
single eye, or is malformed in some
way. :. I don't like the place well
enough to stay in it nine days. It's
not wholesome. Give me the north
ern countries, every time.
Natives Are Cat-Like
"The natives, in spite Of the popul-
lar appearance of starvation, have q
peculiarly supple way of soft-foot-
ing it around, that reminds one of a
cat. The only handsome men I've
seen were built for the gentleman
crook parts in the movies, and the
handsome women were under II
years of age. What country!
"The kids tag around after fel-
low begging for "Cigarillos" or Cen
tavos," and walk on your feet If you
don't pony up generously, and won't
shove off if you do. We loaded up a
particularly intelligent and good
looking kid with ice cream sandwich
es at three cents shot until We
thought he would bust sure-and he
ran after our "coche" for six blocks
just to show his gratitude. But he
didn't even die from il"
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-24
Hampton
BY ELIZABETH KOPPY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted McCrory were
business callers in Linton Tuesday.
Steve Koppy and daughter, Fran
ces, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Surber and children Of Llvona
went to Bismarck Wednesday.
The Misses Edna and Ruby Surber
took the train to Devils Lake where
they are attending the school for the
deaf.
sherm Surverly and son, George, of
Livona were in this vicinity We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Lawler and
children went to Redfield S. D. Mon
day where they were called by the
serious illness of a relative.
Frank Appert of Hazelton was a
business caller here Monday.
Mrs. Frank Lawler and boys were
business callers at the Henry Ohl-
hauser home Wednesday.
Miss Leucinda Appert spent the
weekend at her home near Hazel
ton.
Henry Knittel was business call
er in Linton Wednesday.
Bill Smith has gone to Omaha
where he has secured employment III
q garage.
Business callers In Linton from
here Friday were Frank Lawler
Math Koppy, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Backhaus and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Backhaus.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev
Doyen, no services were held in the
Evangelical Lutheran church In
Hampton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Schiermeistel
are parents of a daughter born al
their home September 10.
MI. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz were
shopping in Temvik Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Smith and daugh.
ter, Evangeline, of Gayton accom-
panied by Hilda Schiermeister spen
Sunday afternoon at the Godfrey
GrenZ home.
During the storm Sunday, consid.
erable damage was done in this vi
cinity to grain and hay stacks.
large silo on the Badger Ranch wa!
completely demolished and othel
damage done to buildings. Severa
hayracks also were destroyed by th'
storm. A windmill on the Godfre!
Grenz farm was slightly damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chesrown
Russell and Anne of Linton. spen
the weekend on the farm.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-24
FINDS BROTHER DEAD

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. "a. -R-
Mayor Daniel w. Hoan Wednesday
found the body of his brother George,
60, hanging in garage here. The
mayor said his brother had become
respondent over loss of his job 18
months ago.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-24
DOG KILLS TURKEYS

McClusky, N. D., Sept. pa dog
killed 60 turkeys on his farm recent
ly, according to Herman Mehrer,
Kief. The farmer said the turkeys
were his only means of income this
fall.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-24
BOOTS AND HER BUDDlES
SALESMAN SAM

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NOCA 10 eE ExpECIeO.
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AM RkIE. S@ W-
SEREs A l0T Of cREON
FOR MR 'OEIERsAA>MoN
70 STAND ON NER OWN
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The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-24
Midshipman Gets Intimate Look Into
Lives Of Natives at Spanish Seaport

Editors Note: This is the third
of series of letters written by
midshipman at the U. S. Naval
Academy, on board the U. S. s.
Arkansas during European
cruise, to relatives in Bismarck.
: I'VE really rate on board the Arky
TO look at the ship you'd say we did.
They don't make us jump at reveille
outside of the customary growl
They really let us run things on this
cruise. It's popular sport among
the commissioned o. DIS to say
Take charge to the midshipman
who holds the same sack with him.
whenever we have emergency drills.
"The only department that takes
e beating is the bunch that does the
navigating. Gord, preserve me-l
have it nowD We have a working
dynamo for an instructor, and in ex-
pecting us to do half the work ne
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-24

does, he taxes our ability to work
star, sun and moon sights to the ex-
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-24

Many people who find modest bank
account hard to keep track of would
not want to fill this mans job. He
has tenth Of all the gold in the
world under his care! He's Major
w. o. Woods, treasurer of the United
States, shown above in a new photo
graph.
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GIRL. wishes position as maid. waitress
or nurse; whole or part time; experienced;
stay nights. Adams e596. "
GIRL. colored wishes laundry work to do
nj home or maid out. Adams 2l64.
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EXCEPTIONAL
GOOD BUYS.
CIGAR STAND


Lease Of years for sale; in large down
town once bldg, on St Price for lease:
Soo for rent only sSe ~ NON o. Wh pay
own? This won't last long; act quickly.
-'0' LAUNDRY BRANCH OFFICE.
Experience unnecessary; short hours; rent,
Sc N RT1Ss ;SG tsrR AND fS iSS
8 rooms and bath, double saTase; Doing
$1,000: terms, 81 SOC 90. down, balance only $50
Wonderful neighborhood store. doing over
$500 per week; Frigidaire equipped. Rent.
sc %9na faS: Fds o ony $780, sc No.
Doing s7S sAN NesEIS f poRntovn locations
r \ ma yin sseFince for $500; 's's00
N'"N' GROCERY.
Well located store d .sG0 an ail-cssh bust n,
PRis i1H me- equipped. Price only 5000;
terms c eli 4S1ii AND PRESSING.
Downtown section; Rent, SIS; good husi-
ness Pr aa0 9eE iSO Ans MEAs No. 1856
Rent only SIS per month sIl,,, includin ding, q !
party. Price only $500 terms. No. 1923.
Doing G s5p5 Hee so basness ys
Price $4,000; 4HaE atelTfE ssih No. 1923
:sSsE .sS5s:a
Price G GR5y sf3VO AND 30 MEATS Ears D. G..
Near Wash. Cathedral on Wis; ave, ave; do
r 1G s4 Above weef Rent sIas long
Sc d9T AND "a SAk ls2l
equipped; Near hish schools and large sI,,
grade school Owner M DESIRES iGIs TO leave CITY
Price only oR se;e1Si Al AND MEATS, d..
on Roa go menth $500 ysaf
Pc S9 eaaries large STOCK Price only $4,000
terms NO. Utica ROOM
Downtown; short hours No Low rent Price
Good l nSNRm Price, s5,5oo; terms. No.
lS SSld;NFEcr1oNERY AND pEL1cATEssEN.
Rent. sso. with rooms Weekly business,
$500 Prise poo1 1898 RSoM terms 1T rA 81 S0O
R,ns f.; a;bYSsTSsS SF IN CO.,
isf'f Foo; R'' Rsif T Fri M slds 4.,,
QUICK ACTION.
FOR Quick ACTION AND NO PUBLIC:
S EEFEESSh Sy6 GYh N oRpER To
eARITAL ,AARR %T}SSTIINeau sfNEs sAs sRoKERs,
9TH FLOOR, DIST. NATL BANK BLDG.
o'" METROPOLITAN 1918. 48l4. 48l5.
GROCERIES MEATS delics9t t;s vs nj y.v
| Nancy New section, surrounded by new
and more being Sp and da nS no
| ssble rent Don't be satisfied until you see
this place aoI KENNEDY ST. NV.
Then See Mr.. Waple.
WAPLE K JAMES. INC
Exclusive AGENTS. ,o,,h oos,
1876 18th st. NV. Noftn oSo@''
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TRAINED NURSE, colored, refined, with IL
years experience, to care Tor paraIyuc pa
tient Atlantic 1918 -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tC0ntlnue0.l
AF1 1Gs si'
BOX 266-J. Star once. Sc
FOR sALE-smaii apartment house. Desir-
able location. Income, 5000 per year. No
exchange Worth Investigation. Owner.
GRAPE BRTCKs-sell like hot cakes. Real
agents. proposition. See Mr.. Byram. ga
CAFETERIA, 300 weekly. $500: half
cash required. Address Box 27l-J' Star
ONCE.
CONFECTIONERY. delicatessen and light
lunch on Washington-Baltimore Boulevard.
Sacrifice account sickness. Call Lin. l04l6.
Or 25l5 Bladensburg I'd. ne
GOOD northwest apartment section. SIS aver
age daily business; $40 monthly rental. This
Price cheap for quick sale. Substantial cash
payment required. We guarantee this bust
ness to be Just as advertised. Pot. 2o58.
The most available attractive and valu-
able 17-room brick mansion. ami. between
WASHINGTON and Baltim0rs. at ro Mystt;yiiie
nificent trees. Commanding location on
RhGds Island ,S. .p hs i Tsrs.
rsnds ecc tGS% %ns SQUARE q Sround
Tsns sSo month"; is &c motoTsts
now passing daily. owner phone Hyatts-
The most available, attractive and valu-
able l7-room brick mansion, ami. between
Wsshingtond and Baltimore. at Hyattsvine.
Very large, spacious. terraced grounds, mag
nificent trees. Commanding location OF
Rhode Island ave. boulevard. the leading
Of the National Capital. Large,
handsome rooms; very large. spacious We
randa occupying one square of ground.
Will rent only to flrst-class tenants. with
references; $3.50 a month. 200 motorists
now passing daily. owner, phone Hyatts-
Vile 1858.
s4oO-ROoMING HOUSE, 10 rooms; rent $50.
house house FSS%s RENT
S65o-Rooming House, IL rooms; rent $50
S7oO-RoominR house. IL rooms; rent S75.
Central. Nicely furnished. bargain.
S9OO-Rooming house, II rooms, beautifully
furnished: we'll located on Mass. ave.
81, ooo-Rooming house. la rooms, 3 baths;
we'll furnished on K st.
81 OOO-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent $50.
81 .25o-Rooming house. ID rooms baths
So 20O-Boarding house, 20 rooms; rent $3.50.
Beautifully located on r. ]. ave.
So 2Oo-Rooming house IS rooms: central;
81 soO|Roomins house. 4 rooms; central RAJ
beautifully furnished and splendid
house.
S4co-Lunch old stand: business about t25
daily: rent only S25. A bsrgain.
s65o-confect and lunch: beautiful. clean
little place well equipped. A bargain.
81 ,2oo-Lunch and cafeteria; rent only $40.
Good once building trade. A bargain.
R. NJ. CURTIS. $40 llth st. NV. Nat 1882.
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FUR COAT, exquisite black Russian caracul,
size 3d. purchased late last Winter; cost
$3.50; will sacrifice; going South. Cleveland
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SCIENTIFIC HEATING.
CHEAP & DEPENDABLE.

Don't confuse with the ordinary blower
our Dynamic Draft Unit" equipped with
three speeds motor. air intake control, au-
tomato butterfly damper; installed with
thermostat, boiler conrol, relay and trans
former, leaving nothing to be desired. A
scientifically built unit. so flexible that per
feet combustion may be had whether serv-
ing bungalow or apartment house. Dynamic
Draft is the master of all heating situations
the king bee IN heat control efi1ciency. and
serves at no expense. saving in cash much
more than cost write or phone for proof
Eficient for homes. schools. churches. hotels,
apartment houses, etc. Health. comfort,
convenience money saying ali combined in
Dynamic Draft" which has no local com
petitor-in a class TO Itself. Completely
installed. Cash, Sis: terms, tl25. ACME
MFG. CO., INC, 9o7 18th st. NV. Met. $3.50.
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LADY vents Transportation in car to Mis-
sissippi about october Is with party includ-
ing lady. Address Box 81. Stor office.
DRIVING to Tampa. Fla. Monday. October
S; closed car, room fer three; sis each.
See Mr.. Primrose. s2s 18th st. nc.
GOING to Greenville. s. C.. ana Florence,
S. O., by auto. October G. / or persons TO
s'are expenses. North t422.
DRIVING to vicinity Warren, Pa; James
town, N. Y, about Oct. 20: passenger cheap.
Phone Metropolitan $3.50. Ext. "a
GO BY PRIVATE AUTO. SHAPE EXPENSE;
references exchanged. Bunyans Auto Travel
Bureau. 1921 Pennsylvania ave. Met. 6752. s.
LEAVING. Monday am: can take two to
secs.
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LAUNDRY WORK to take home or so GU.
Thursday and Friday, can give reference
Call Lincoln BOIL
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DAY work. first-class laundress. work out
or at home; good worker best ref. Phone
Al
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APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGER. 80
Maryland lady. Just returned from C ail-
can furnish references and bond; salary no
object. Address Box 494-H, star once.
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FUR COAT. natural muskrat, size 40. a
length: fine condition; $500 Wis. 3039-W.
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GIRL. colored, meet. reliable. wants position;
chamberma!d, waitress or mothers helper.
North 1854.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MERCHANTS

MERCHANTS
BUSINESS & FINANCE co.
LIGHT LUNCH. DELICATE: DOING $500
WKLY.; OWNER OLD; LEASE; $4,000.
LuNcHEoNETTE; OFFICE BLDG: PRO-
FTSssIONAL & FINANCIAL SEC; $500.
IDEAL = LLocAT1oS; RENT. $40; $3.50. '
COFFEE SHOP; GARAGE, WAREHOUSE
SECTION; SACRIFICE PRICE, $1,000.
ana E6FE 6 9RR3s siC5 8 a1ET , st6es
rR6 EzkoE EGs $500
RENT, s45 DOING tI75 wKLY.; $500.
.I ID, g oEqcERY; PONG 9G ;3SS wKIY.;
gII LII PAELoR; TAgIEs. THREE
o r. g7sy;v,P o1Se .lzsC n6 wIY; 1S%
BILLIARD PARLoR: DOING $4,000 YRLY.;
TEN TABLES; LOW OVERHEAD; TAttMe,
uaAR STORE: powNTowN; OAR
STOP; FINE FIXTURES; ONLY $500.
TAILORING; 10th ST. LOCATION; 600.
MERCHANTS
BUSINESS & FINANCE CO.,
1903 vt. Ave. NV. Suite 7ol. Met. s274: .
P. F. Carley & Co., 802 10th St.
doing about $500 weekly. Price, $4,000.
Delicatessen and GROCERY. good location;
good business; bargain for $500, terms.
23-room rooming house. best located place
In Washington; very good furniture; owner
leaving city; bargain, $1,000. terms.
24-room roominE house near Union Sta
ton: sickness compels owner 70 Saerince;
1920.
ll-roOm rooming house. downtown; rental
t85; good furniture; $1,000, terms.
Groom roming house near Mass. ave. and
18th; good income; price, $3.50.
broom roominE house; good furniture;
10-room rooming house. hot-water heat;
rental $50; bargain for 800.
20-room roominE house, several baths;
rental sl25; bargain, $4,000: ash. $1,000.
ID i o II
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CADET SUIT, size "a, like new also hat
and leather belt. $40. 1913 l4th st. NV.
CADET OFFICERS UNiFORM-Perfect con-
dition: size is TO Is years, 81. 17l0 Vt.
ave. NV. Call Decatur 4o42,
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BUSINESS & FINANCE CO
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SITUATION-DONIESTIC.

chambermaid and waitress. or work OF any
kind: good reference. North 1908
COLORED GIRL wishes general houseWorK
Phone Atlantic 1852.
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WIDOW OF education and ability, with IL
yesI-old deuLhter. desires position as mouse
keeper IN mo.herleSs home o. otherW.se
where unusual care and interest VIII be APP
preciated Met 9499. Address Box 42s.H
Star Office
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GIRL, reliable thoroughly competent,
wishes permanent place with adults or cou-
re no children; stay nights. Phone Met.
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GIRL colored. with references. wants work
as mothers helper and small wash to take
home Pot 5035-J.
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GIRL. country, for houSework. Please call
Columbia 1858. 1872 Georgia ave. NV
GIRLS colored o. experienced. desire work
OF any kind. Call Adams O169
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dIENERAI NOfNfNIJFN'
stay nights. Apply 772 Hobart pl. NV.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK plain cooking;
small family; small laundry; apartment or
small house; $40 week; reference. 634 Q
1t u
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COOK, colored, general housework, small
family: no laundry; reference; IA years last
lob Dec 0778-J. 1871 T st. NV. Apt. z.
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GIRL, neat, colored, wants general house
work. Call Decatur 2087J.
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TYPIST. expert. with own machine; part
lime or piecework Call Columbia o4f4-J
g q
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observation-disclosures.

TEACHER. with training and experience.
Gesires position as governess. tutoring or
Companion Address ~ Hostess House Pore
Eustis. Va. "
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Your Baby and Mine
By MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

AS children grow, new problems arise
which the parents may be unwilling to
face. Regular, weekly allowances, in
amounts relative to the child's needs,
grow in Importance with the years.
When parents refuse this need, because
they dislike seeing their money used
for what they may call non essentials,
they may confront some such problem
as the following:
II want your help with my nine-year-
old boy" begins the letter. 1T seems
he is getting worse daily. He does not
care how he looks, nor what ne does.
He Is getting bad marks in school. He
has gene to neighborS and borrowed as
much as a dollar from them, telling
them I wanted it, and takes it and
goes to shows, buys candy and ice
cream. have punished him in every
way and it does no good. I have
given him chance to do better, and
now he is on his honor not to steal,
but just today he took SO cents from
my pocket. What causes him to be
dishonest? His father and I are very
honest. Please help me-"
1 should like to help you, but 1t is
probable that the solution suggest will
seem to you no solution at all. The
fact remains that one of the causes of
dishonesty, and the lying which natur-
ally accompanies it, is lack of spend
ing money. If you went to school in
these modern days, you would find all
the children Of this age provided with
an allowance of IS to so cents a week.
This buys pencils and those thousand
and one objects which are non-eSsen-
tials to adults, but hearts desire to
children
Your boy has no allowance, as Is EVIL
dent, so his desire to be like the rest
of the children, his necessity, to elevate
himself in their eyes, has driven him
to the extremity of getting money
somewhere, somehow. This necessity
exists and will continue to spur him to
petty thefts, until you, recognize his
needs and furnish him the money he
Is now driven to steal.
If children from five years on re-
ceive their five pennies weekly and are
allowed to manage as best they can,
they soon get over the desire just to
spend. They find out from experience
that 1t is wise to save money from one
week to the next. They find that otheEs
are saving, and they, too, want to save.
They make their mistakes with pen
MES, and as they grow to appreciate
money and what 1t will do, their allow
ance can safely be. increased in size.
Then there would result no such wild
spending as your son now exhibits,
simply because money Is something
without real meaning and is only good
for what he can get out of it at the
moment. He is compelled to spend 1t,
In order not to have it in his pocket
Please try giving him IS cents
weekly, and stop talking about his dis
honesty. II you cannot afford this,
then help him to find an opportunity
to earn it, for he needs it in his sphere
fully as badly as you do in yours.
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FOOD PROBLEMS
BY SALLY MONROE.
Luncheon Foundation.

The clever cook can prepare the
luncheon menu in such way that one
substantial dish is the foundation and,
in addition, only easily prepared things
are needed.
This sort of luncheon is truly deli
cious-more delicious, often, than the
meal containing several complicated
dishes. And yet it is an easy kind of
meal to prepare.
You can use a well cooked dish of
potatoes for the mainstay. With 1t you
may have canned sardines, lettuce
salad, bread and butter, a beverage and
some canned fruit. Here is recipe for
good foundation dish of potatoes.
Spanish potatoes-grate together or
put through the food chopper 3 onions,
l large green pepper. The pepper
should first have seeds and core re-
moved and be parboiled. Cook in u
a cup of olive oil until the onions begin
slightly to brown. Have ready / pint
of parboiled potato cubes, II an inch
in diameter, and add to the onions and
pepper, turning over with fork until
the potatoes are Drowned and soft
Sweet potatoes, parboiled and sliced
may be substituted for the white pota-
toes, and SO may rice, hominy or ma
caroni. Three or 4 tablespoonful of
butter may be substituted for the oil.
An elaborate egg dish makes an in
teresting and substantial meal If ac-
companied or followed by good fruit
salad, saltines and tea.