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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1929. ROSEBURG NEVVS-REVIEW Issued Daily Except Sunday by The News Review Co., Inc. M.nihrr ttf 'I hr Ajtcr!filf-d t"rrat. The Aawoi t.tI.-d I'r.-hf J t-x I ust vely vritltlt-.i to ih.- unf for republi cation of ail im-wm 11.-ia t el. fit .-r.-dit. tl to i; or not oth. Twine crdiu-d In thin p;iT are. to nil ii.i.il i.fcws oui'iisliil lo-non. All riKh' of republica tion oi speiiu Jimiuh n me alo riTV' BRINGING UP FATHER By Geo. McManus HAKUIS KI-I.SWOICI II.. -...Eilllor bnleri'd as si-eond t-lnnn rnitt tnr May "7. V.rjt), at Ihf pout office al " KOHL'bllrK, On-Koli, unil'T Act ... Maruh 2. 1HTS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ."1Iy, per y-'itr. by mall . Dully Hlx monlris. by mall Dully, ibr.'fi m.inlhs, hy mall Dally, Blnplt? motjlli. by mall Ually, by carrb-r, tier moulb tl.UO .... 2.00 .... 1.00 .... 6o Or, ROSEBURG. ORFCON, TUESDAY, AUCUST 6, 1929. NOTK'K. 1 lie luiroiiiotcr nf poultry industry progress in the News-Review ol'fiee winchiw. Five thousand more hens were higni'il up la.st week. Twenty thousand more will . Jjtfiii'e H iiickiiij phiiit and a eonsc(iient saving of more than twenty cents a case to ctf shippers. II" you are a poult ry f nan and have signed up s'iid in a notice of tlx; increase in your flock. If you are a poultrynian and have not signed up it will pay you to investigate the success of cooperative Vi!K marketing. If you are not a poultrynian at all- hoost for the association hy talking to friends who are in the poul try business. o : It is to he earnestly hoped that no very drastic chanice will he made in the beautiful North I'liipcpia sign placed at the junction of Winchester and North Jackson streets by the Ro.seburtf Lions club. This sif,'ii is a very valuable thin)? to the entire eonuminily and its is regretted Unit anyone should seek its removal. The stowaway Kaine on trans-Atlantic air craft has been worked out. After the treatment accorded the unwanted passenger on the (Jraf, it is not likely other fellows will be inspired to do likewise. o , The law ne ver fowls. Dr. Ileinrich, world-famous for liis success in solvine; the D'Aiitremont mail bandit case, is back in lloseburg- bent on solving the Hess murder mystery, lie will succeed. l'oultrymen': There is a printed application blank for munibersliip in the poiiltrymen's association on the front page of this newspaper. Sijin it and send it to Jlr. I.cedv. POEM FOR THE DAY By LOUIS ALIJKKT HANKS AN OPEN SECRET a iviiuiy old cm July 27 lint tiny iPii'MTli.iiuu ifir ioumtiiiK "John IS. Vm.rlil ;, l'iilcli-nl l hr- Hoard of l:l,cl h.i.s anil (ininil niu-ii-iu ni mm laTomany tsnrii'ly, v.i b. In; mlihli.H In? Iiati linl yd. cvonril lolu'Vll.v, -lie wiyn Unit, sill luiu -h II wouM ;il I. ii him tinnioasiinihlo xall r '' I"" I" l" able lo cniplic. and . i onui 1.. a I h hi-i-Icb of huki'I'kIIiiiui on II- l.'iil.llirlilln; of ,lo. In' h o, hoi I , my wMi hla orili hll iliilli'S In ilwoto any of h ihno in kiii Ii aimlonir! mutters. Ho minim ihnl whoa Kjniin ii'Mn bmivii or WkIiI i i a ilay iIIioi IIiik iho iiiai hlnory llirtiojth which 2.0110.0011 voIim'h cxi'IvIm',. lliHr I'm ih Ii jmc ho cannot bo oioclofl In Kpoail Iho inonll). lonailhillnc rnlon lor hoalih, "Mr. Viiorhls h.m nol ininiccl a moollio,' ol llio lloaril of Klocllons la Iho oinhlooa yoal'H lhal ho him boon loonlllioil win, ihnl h.nlv nol all ol iho limo aa pn-Hh I. n l anil llio mooliiiKS oocnr al b aal oni o a wooli. Near Iho llnio of the iirinwirics anil Iho noaoral olooljon. the lioaril inool:; r.iiji ilay, anil Ihoio in hoi or any ilonhl la Iho nilliil of llniao prononl a to vno la iho .io.iIiIiiik: ollh or."- Bertram l!i nil. In Now York 'I inioa. Ah, horn's a mini In riuiao our pride A hundred years can si H I preside 0 er tram hiac of two tniliion volea, And of their every ad he miles; 1 Ie says ho has no hint to ivc On hnw to !ici,i men longer live, Hut, to lhal sceict he's the clour UluslralCH lo the very Corel In early youth he learned to work, 1 las never dreamed that he could ahiih; lie's (lathered wisdom thiou;h the yeara, look count of hopes instead n( fears; 1 le i;irw a kindly tarious soul And never failed to play his role; I le ran his roots in fiirnilly (.'.round, honcver needed was around. I I" evety day peiformed his task. i Did more than e'en his foes could ask; He never let his woik pile up Or mount with trouble in his mp; I .ach day to him was fresh and now And Inou'dit new sceneiy into view; l.ach year of lile in his advance 1 las danced and spmkled with romance. No wonder lhal he slill presides And lhal his , ily slill confides In lhal ri i i j ,i 1 1 1 1 1 n Inue of will Which masteis cveiylliilc; Willi skill; And even iii n himdied vcais I le slill his ollice pioildlv sleeis. Away out heie in Oieon We hail his ccntuiv now beun! THli E.ICMTEM-OA"f DIET I'b GITTIKl' OKI r-Af WERV&e I MUbT EAT s LfTTL. s FEW OF THEbE i'"V, WON'T POT OKI 1 A VJEICHT TA-iTEVERT VT -'Si COOO' BUT 1 V I S "ro EAT' vi (WOW! :? j :y 1329. Inll Pitur. Service, Inr , fir?t Britain rlcrhK rrirrvH. ! Our American Birds Popular Home Lessons In Natural History THE BIRD OF THE WEEK (By Louis Albert Banks) J (Cut out this block each week J and you will .aouu hav uri inter- ostiaK biru b jok c" your own.J THE HOUSE WREN OFFICER MISSING AFTER FIGHT VVITil CRUISER CHER The OFFICE CAT WhlMltny iiiifs'til Ik- (illicitly oul lnwcd hy (he pUhKaj.;c ul a law ru uliiiiK cv(ji ' hotly (it drink it. Th only klml of work hoii:c folks will tlo fur imlliiiiK l peil illiiiK oHHii. Till llOh'l lUlH'Ml k-is li i a iiioiicys worth, lie may nol tnk n Imth, hut (he hath towila five his hIiuch u nice j)ol:;h. I'rofcKsur ( fheim; from a Hon la junulr) : '"i'hls rcniiiid.s inc, I tniuiii iu put trie (-al out hi 'fori.' 1 hit." When n.sktMl lo sacrlfico finnu' thinc for tin' poor chihht-ii, lt:tli Willie iicreeu to do without soap. iioctor (ul'ler al'i-hletH ) ; ''Is Ihi'ie a woi:i:ui prefietit. with old fashioned Ideas?" Ilyslamler: -Why?" Ihh Ioi : "I nei d a peliiroal t'i make soisi" handir-ii s." "S.iy. Jue. you're a broker. l";ui't Kive me :i tli?" "I know Hiiinel'iliitj lli;il 1:, inw about tuerny, ninl w hltin six II mill hs I t :u ;il;u iillli e it to )' over ninety," "Soimdn fine! What k; it ?' "The temperature" EDITORIALS ON THE DA'S NEWS (Pontliiueil from pagi? 1) I'eople travel hum distances in order lo sen souiellilny new and tlilleti'iit not soiueiliin;; familiar that may lie ieweil any atlernimn in their o n ha. k yards. So let's mo on tt-llim: the Kast of our seeneiy, even at the risk of loading Ivastertn-rs to believe that scenery is our piimipal a?-st't. r wc ran net theui here to look at our mountahiH, we cm show tbem our business opportunities at the same time. SUMMER DRINKS AND THEIR HEALTH VALUE Jour Body Needs a Lot of Fluid in Hot Weathci Says Dr. Copcland, and the Popular Flavored Beverage Is a Good Way of Getting It. By KOYAL S. COPELAND, M. D. United States Senator frnm New York. Former Commissioner of Health, Hew York City. THIRST is one of the effects produced by hot weather. Even those persons who rarely take a drop of liquid between meals, find themsolves yearning for a drink. This perfectly natural longinc raises the question what to take. Shall it be plain water or something else? The manufacturers of carbonated beverages are rendering a great public service. Under the most sanitary conditions, using the purest of in gredients, they are producing wholesome, deli cious and really nutritious Summer drinks. In det d, their products are good for us every day of l he year. ' When it comes to the discussion of sny bever age sold in a bottle, we are on dangerous ground. So intense is the feeling of many good people that they hate the "bottle." That object has been used through so many years as the symbol of drunkenness, debauchery, and crime, that it is difficult for them to look otherwise than in doubt upon anything put up in a bottle. A moment's thought will show that this con elusion is illogical and unjust. There is a vast difference these days between the bottle and what the bottle holds. The making of carbonated beverages has been standardized. The recognized makers employ expert chamists and other scientists. Their products are nonalcoholic. They may be purchased with perfect pro priety hy tno miwu pious ui persons- ISy Louis Albert Iianks The little bruvii ii-.aie wren. 111 varying mylcs, aud the vanaiioii.-. are veiy miIkui, finds his way l-m-tvery p:rt uf itie I'nited .states, lie la one ol the sin.ide.jt bii d.i and yet has such a iuiiikIIiik " M'lllieliess and pep as to be alio eiber delightful. There ar sev eral kinds of wrens- tiuite an ex tensive and in teres ting family, such as Itewkk s wren; Carolina wren; Jenny wren: lon-billed marMi wren ; ahortddlled marsh vren; winter wren: Seattle wien; t nit wren, and so on. hut ihe on w ten v. hich the whole I'nited Slates knows and which is at home vel where in every slate under 1 1n stars ami stripes is twe li tie brown house wren ihut everybody loves. Ii is four and a half inc' s '.on. hut lots irot look that be cause lis peppy little tail :-?lckn almost straight up. Malt and fe male are dressed alike---upper parts cinnamon brown - deepest on head ami neck, lit-'hiesl above tail, which is more rusty. Hack ha! obseiire dusky bars; wins and tail finely b-irred; iindernej;tii whit ish, with grayish brown wash ami faint bunds on both sides. It v.ot-H far snulh. like a million aire in winter, and conns back in spring. It has a irentle pretty song, always plas!nu; likes to shit: v day. H likes brush or weed-grown fence rows. Makes a much larger nesl than you would expect, but if there is an old coat hanninc in the barn, he likely to nest In a pocket of it. He takes readily to houses put up for him if the hole is too small for Knglish sparrows to come In., He lives on insects and weed reeds, mid evrnv bird lover counts himself or her self peculiarly blessed with a urea's ne';t nearby. These little wrens are t'bout hs free from race suicide as Knglish tipan-ows for l hey lay from slv to nine eggs, chocolate speckled, anil raise two broods a year. i .f.-, I n '. (..aft Wiiv) DKTKOIT, AUK- ti. -Object of an inn n.ive three-day search over the "in ire riThm uf the Great Lakes -Hid faced with a possible charge of murder on the high -. J"'111 M. Heath, wealthy elevator eii ineer and bis wife. Mr.-;. Maxim Ileaih. were expected to surrender to federal authorities today lor uuestinniiig in connection w ith the disappearance early Sat unlay of Richard J. Sandlands. customs in spector who boarded their luxuri ous ciihin ioniser because of viola tion of navigation laws. Heath communicated with fed eral officers through his attorney hift night and admitted that lie left the customs agent flounderhis . ;n the swift current of the Detroit river after a fight during which both men fell into the water from :he deck of Heath's boat. Heath swam back to his craf. be "Maxlne," he said, and he saw no more of Sandlands. Max H. Finkelston, Heath's at torney, said Sandlands boarded the lentil craft in mid-stream and without identifying himself at tempted to force Heath to dock at :tn east-cide mooring port. Jlecause of the presence nf sev eral men on the dock, Kinkleston said. Heath rented he was to be hi-jackeil or his wife harmed, and fier Sandlands and his compan ion In a speedboat alongside u,,, Maxine had refused for the third time to show their badges Heath grappled witli the boarder. McCormick -Peering tractors come lu threo sizes fannall type, lu-20 ami LvSO. All lliree are equip ped with belt pulley governor, mag neto, brake, power take off, etc. See one of these tractors at Whar ton llros. , THE SIMPLE LIFE t)R COPELAND. Maj'he I'm Wrong Hy J. I'. MKlUIl'liV M'lu'ir use Is eniinrsod by all moral isiH. A casa or bottles containlnp one of those drinks, may be delivered at your dior without raising a ques tion of your uttitudo toward pro hibition. Mr. Bryan, chief npostlo of tem peiauco. was a devotee of grupe Jiiii e. Vou may buy this, or one of tin' many brunibt of ginger nle. arsa parilla. li'inon "pop," or other flavors kiiowtnn it Iji not violative of your temperance views. Hy so doing you will In giving your family a delicious Bin I health promoting bevrra;o. Tho body nerds a lot of fluid In 1ml weather. There is no better way to yet it than by the use of thes beverages. Hood ns it is, wo pet tired of water. The flavored prod wet soems to hit tho Fpot. A nwera lo Health (Jnerj c s lHPJTVnc n K s ! 1( j A I'.i! ha;.p. ned al t:e (line ol the ' ! . 1 fe staled ittat tne mu ei ! ! ' HI. Ihe a. i .li ,(l, ,., at lent In j " ad t.,.tl t.tt, i! ta!:.e fttiu-l.i-;,lr "i-iv.lt 1.. ,,1,-e the lack i'.lch and ,omp:e "i-. I Me i n i it - and pi.ti e ol the k . I' ., n l him s mi rt i . me ini 1 ' I a-.e ol ie.tiucide. he 1 mil, aie t Am l! how (he nn it fill, n 71 1-': )f M'n- pan :i.pi....,hed tin tOll U IIUIlll; " ' -"id how ! icinatc t'lm-i ul.ii !i li..ve prn,, ,1 mosl i i ' nil l li iin m i lie Mdni Imi ol Melhoiki ol' ileteetim- t i in jii.ll J 1,111 j HiMenes ;t:e v,,,,,,) ,I1U M I eJ1 I i al d-i tiN. be l"':nd in- la,k UN- 1 1 1; 1. 11 .e . 1' 1 1 . i snlvim: pu.!ui:; eialllelt I;) I(o!'.-,;i-, , , , I . . ).,..,,, . l.m.lt Idi leers Willi SpOM sere, I i li.ttl'ptet ' ' .in-iv KM e i;t tbe I nr-qua ho'et l.( .1 rt. ,, .i . Me l.o ' i . i I,.- i,,.., -;iu mho it so honor ol K 1 ). M-.lith'i :,.-. , i'i,e: ilk, " .11 'on, , ou n t ITlltllMol'i.-l.-t heie e;t ;e j I'lt-hce I KleCil to ihe Hi"., liili:ilT ",iM a 1 :. '.!.!; lie 1- r, e ,., kii.-; .Mr. Ileimieh i!hi-.i t ;, 1 ,-, . .- t. :. , m ,t p...-.;i : 1 . ,. a. . bitijid u.m Iioin aeliial cases, teteiiim; to lln 'i"- ii "tl .;. ' 1... 1 '. VlMl etinMil ia-e whieh U' 'h.!. - o the Sihwait; atlair and ...i .foicnal h'.ifi Visits 01 hers. I.".:t-. I' nii.i 01 I'm f land, w i:o i.- Tie1 tApert v;i n poll- e oinei ia'a'ei- i It- c!ui.ting deparl i.lid elitel ol pcdH e in V a l-,l..iee -tt ; ; ie 1 ; . v, . , J , M1 , ., x , s, , ,.,( (Mies before be, oliili)-: a la' 'l.i ' 'be N'-Hslinnw oili.e lod.tV liny pei and has a (Hai ti-a! as Vr tm,, has .iii '''d a n ation v.ell a., t !eoi e(u ,il iiainui lot .'id i.eniii mp at i. dd IN,', 1 li and Woik, ' e r l-oiii'-. ot iinrrr-t alolii; the lu all in ( m- il ion w u k, i . il'm e wit :ti h ua and after a t-ii'l 'he ini!"" :int tinj is to ge' 'ui.-t iL,n at M a 1 c a t .t-id ic euroutf ttt.LUi.ite kitunledai- Ld ju-t eiuui) '.home. titl (.111 kill a person nilh kind ness, bill Hie idea hasn't p ailicd t'hica.;o jet. Pitiful Cuss 'l'l:e fellow w ho conbt'i't b. e en,- a meat sing t' be, an e he di'in' I hae a baiiliub. j Ode to a Stool Piycon I A smith m nine sms a jail . .sentence. Take It or Lewe It Vrl'J tl ten, t lie I low t r o inau- liood is 4i:l a liMMHinn idiot. 1 Efficiency Experts 1 The niodiin u:oilier now L:i-t--, ! I er childien castor oil In puctiu ! II in their gin, ! 1 You're Right I 1 '.in ie ai irn la ot lie j.ame I n. " Me Anoi he ." ; t Social Acco.Tiplishnonti j The lel e. Illei ,,, blew lli- 1 1 In ains en! w !i a u aier ; i-.iol. Fin.irci.-il Mote V III, '11 w t tl IT em 10 Inn n u .11 al! b.is ! rile pieeN d j Excuse It Plt'fp I .iv (ew w.eiii'it iv.;i:- L-ood !. lie Pla I o. , an'i ke. p ih- t : ! clntis slill loi-i: utu.:h. ; Oik Ovn Vaudeville 1 fin :;s .tracer We tie. d an "Hier (n.ik, l.v. 0 'in'.M Owner , 'I. hue India 1 libber 1;i,u, ,n,,i niake it -nappv tVpjitiiltt. 1 '?. Kir.,; iV.:ii,s Syii hcite. Inc. 1 R W. Q. What you advise tor constipation? A. You should cat simple, well rooked food. Avoid foods unduly rich in fnts nnd starches. Kor other iMUticulars send a Bolf-adilreasod. tamped envelope and repeat your question. 1 R. It Q How can I re.iuep? 2. What should n uhl of I & foot tla Inches tall weit;h.' A Kat veiv ipart!ii;!v nf s: indies. KUK.ir and f'.is A r.i.lai! ndue ttun in the amount uf loud cviiuinud with regular exercise will work wonders in most cases. 2. She should weigh about 112 pounds. T. Y. Q. What do you advlso for b.'ackheada and pimples? A. Correct tho diet by cutting down' on Biinar, starches and coffee. Kat simple food. Knr further par ticulars send self-nddres.Hed. stamped envelope and repeat your question. O. I-,. Q. 1 am 17 years old and would liko to bo taller. What can 1 do? A. You will continue to prow until you nre 21 years old. You have no immediate cause for worry. D. C. Q. What causes one to perspire under the arms, and what will relievo It? A. This Is usually due to a dis order of the sympathetic nervous system. Hot water compresses ap plied under the arm fur halt an hour are beneficial. Ily Louis Albert Hanks The little vrer.'s a liny thine. I love to hear it pipe and n',nz. I love to wee it bop and fltlt' n" ThuitKh it be brawn ns any put ter. It has the pluck for nnv went hoi , Can bravo iho wind in sleekest feather; It's just the name at niovu or ( ve I never knew it yet to Brieve. It has the pent lest kind nf sonc, Thnuuh all alone, or In a throng, f think ft is as sweet j:h honey--"I'is better far than any money. 't h 's the Brace of sweet e mien!; On hotnelv pleasures It h bent; it f nils Us joy-iiidii here at home; It docs not care to stray or roam. t The sin idest life's C;e sweetest known ; It v.h the pines t. tnie.'t tone; It leaves no causes for regret; It leaves no menial ies to tore". And son. of all the wavs I Ken, To be juM like this little wren Alert and kind and sweet and true Is surest way of peace for you. TT-id I n thousand lives to live, I'd pray my (ind In h-dp Im. pVr; Tn use my taleiUs like this wren That, when I'd meet my l'riotm.s a cain, They'd smile with joy and always say, "We're very plad lie's here In day! "Tis sweet t,, lo:ir j, ,,,,, p. Knn:r We hope bis stay w ill be for IiitiB." DEVELOPED AT MELLON INSTITUTE Or INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH BY ft EX ft C SEARCH FELLOWSHIP Let science help you tcep your home free from flies, mosquitoes, mothi and other insects. A vast army of insects is bred in FLY-TOX laboratories to be released in the FLY-TOX "Chamber of Death" to test and certify the positive killing qualities o.' FLY-TOX before it Is sold to you. FLY-TOX is harmless to people, will not 5tain, and Tias a new parleying, perfume-like fragrance. 2953 Fvffrv brittle -.- KlirC C:prr:ght 193 b Trw lUx Co. to ft tease our EVKIiV lime vc act u client v.e make 11 lastlni,' friend. Your satisf ictiini is tair aim ami we know 1 hat jjnod reliable work at moderate pricus mean just thai to you. DENTIST Dr. Nerbas, Masonic BIdg. Lady Assistant II i SPECIAL yZ, Painless Extraction CAC Low Reasonable Prices lira Painless Dentistry UAO Work Fully Guaranteed f-Mj W FREE EXAMINATION ' JgJ Phone 488 New System Dentist jtij Masonic Building I Make Zero In iitluiHa:.i:i: A wi rried business man of ftniyfive ki.ssiiiB his sister in law . -I low can I reduce In T. Q.- weiftht? A. W'oiirht reduction la merely a matter at self-control tia regards the diet. Kxereise js. of rmirs';, esscn ti.il. F'or full partleulTrs ftnd a self ad.tt-ess.-d. s'.ttnpe.l ftivelope and re peat vonr iHietlieii. Good Manners ,n:s rt i:m;!.h s i:ki:ck ma:. D1 T'yv Knife anl ForV Ans'irne L u ro : e .1 n M a n n e r 1 3 rv 5. 1 i: mi;s. i'i:i:cKM n 1 11:11 a ,il t e;uhT ol mir nd eten ;md ii h t- be.-n m,. pl-MMic.' to m ad it 1 11 ,! iy 1 it-ip,' ( hut ell will he.p me oil! by a tl -.'.'. e I'i ll.U i;i 'jli itop . 1. A v -.bet p'.. tb.r d'-de-s 1'. I.e. e I, . I ;i: ,,; t-'.M'kefl, aiio'iier ol pea-, iiMo.loT ol n..tMi-'d pi ! iToeS ! .11 I.-, Il-t d 'o ,t til, I '11 till' p..d' . ilt'M ,, tl,t. thine? J Vhout t'-e I'-i)' or - lo 1 let-.ik one Hi !: t'l an! p : I'littei ! Mi 1 !...'! " W bt je .!., I ; tne . bun thai I h.. I ..:; a !v :! hen I i nt a pi"' e of ' ' n m m plate do I p!ae. di iMik in T!1 llhl h'lllil tO ( t! I'.- f e.? I 1 i. 1. ken" Alter 1 :t- ir e 1m d . nii; a - ''U- --f. Men do I !e,tve le ;'toi h till e on the pi.it e'.' t l T", ini; my co.'..uni. May I reci procate in kind v.mtU aft te'il Kl ul.at an ee.-pt!on.t!ly weil-wonb 1 tetter you write, not only in what 1 am psin'iiiL'. but in the pait that 1 have omitted '.' 1 hope ilM( you will plan to buy itmie lertei papi'r (".n lined) that will be a w-irthy back .mound tor jour k'hhI ii 1 tei f.uiu. 1. Kealiv tiie ideal f--i viee for , ea. h oi tlie--e di.'he.-; 1 ide double ; ..i.ver ,t niiv o' .; villi; : tmnii to I be held in the rlulahand -ud serv- j ln l"tk to be held in the I f t hand, j 'I lie link i tisi I as an aid to the I spoon. Tt 1 e.-iseiitial tor the ! eh'tk- II Se'Vh e; bit. iof the peas ' and mash, d pot. noes, the fork t sunn nines nnntlid 1'tie Servinc ; syoon U u-iiaMy the t hh -poott utiles-., as tei ;t.ai". -e-viie. a i;nu'i' I ..pih a is ailed t.u. 1 he dinner totk I sotr- 'i e.. l.ite t noin:h to b' II ed MM- tlie servinc 1i k. and il 1 this is not I. nre etu.uiih. the smalt or lai -:e . obi meat toi iv t used 11" member that t lie s.-i v:ni: fork is alas held in ihe b ft band. '2 When we ;te tailUK a roll 01 I b"n or a pii i " of l-rond. we break , oil otil a ni"ntli'iil at .1 tune, b'p ler aill eat I' hefole bleak off Ihe 10 t moil'!. I'll 1 o :int hmter ! i:eh a laie pi- 1 e .i;- a halt t t roll 1 ; or bi'ti i ; You iKv if e't f it in the fo:k atnitius ujriuut'i'. the UoU.il A-nen- can way of eat in-,-. Ami it is (piite correct, of cour. . Hut there s an increased interest in and use ol the nun Ituk-shittinu manner 01 eating, ot uhhh I oiten speak in mv cu, u::m. And an eiiipiette column should rieak of 1 1 1 i o.teii, ii,r t,n differences between these forms 01 oiitinti utal the adantaues ot each are of interest to many people now aday; . '1 nese people have perhaps traveled and have noticed that cui ;iated Km ope.tn have a manner o; eating tniii uitfereiit triTi ours, that it seem ; perhaps more con veiiit tit a. id io-s l-b.-y tiian ours, ind tiiat in tl eir manner ot eatini;. tiny do n it si, if- no ir,k irom one l-.and to 'he other, but. mwr tio , have ctp a piece of meat, they con vey the piece to the IHoiirh. v.ii, M.e i-.rk held in the ieji band. Hut rei.ietiilift- fhat. alter a inouthtul o. two, the knit'-.' and fork ai hm unr;.ii u-:v eij 0:1 tbe pl.-.ti . tli.'.t the-, ale not held 111 the hand - ail dm inn the course. In the 1 ; k shittint.- meihol oi ejtim: the dl'ief cuts Oif a piece of meat, lavs the knife on tiie plait, shins the fork m the rmht hand, and with the pm k in the riiiht hand, convey. tip piece of meat to the mouth Kitht r man' nor ot" eat irn: is correct, and we iti.io.se The one U'at we think mote convenient, llnutver. I Tt 1 11 r add that it Is Inteye still.; to v. a'ch fh" i-'-ow in; iniep t in norica oi the nou fork shiftinj; method: I K.rst bt me wain yon that the knit. shn;!d not be ieft r st itiL on rhe tim of the plate! la ibis position, it is ajt to be knocked oif t'ie plate. The knife and fork should be placed parallel to each o'Iot oti tlie plate, the ttn- on the lov er ; art of the run The hand!" slum; 1 be turned a bit to the ri Jit of the timer. (Mis. lleeckm.in will be -lad m mower tpa stiitns on eiitpi. t'o sub mit "ed bv rcoit i s ) Co: ::ght. by Pr:::it: 1! cate. lac. 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