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LA GRAKwS SvFjoNG GBSkkVkk .
iiO.ieurafr-e. if Ihis
r iih0 of Ihe 4re
havf a i:hace lo
oiupany fli- pai o
le Theatre will J
see H) iii!in!'iH I
of genuine. kvro tuliistreyy. . .
lteaerve4 t:im for Ihis alraclltV J
am now selling nV smvcrthorn's i
DniK autre. A street iaindH will
'DID'-YOU ATTEND
Sunday
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I KACll AND EVMYDA
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THE -OPENING OF OUR BG
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Which Started Today ?
CRAXGK 1IAI.I., May 12.-(Sne-riul.)
Stimluy Mr. anil Mia. Will
(iekeler drove to Union, where they
spent the day with their daughter,
Mm. Vii-lor Rugum.
Mr. anil Mrs. Joe Anson and Mrs.
OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS WERE HERE TO TAKE ADVA.M- j
MANY SAVINGS WE OFFERED. REMEMBER, THIS SALE IS
UNTIL SATURDAY, MAY 2Hlli.
BARGAINS EVERY DAY!
Is .The Time To Save
EVERY
THIS fJREAT SALE WE Will, OF-
SI'EClAI. HAROAINS. TOME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE. DRY
fJOODS, COATS, Sl'ITS,
iltlCED I'RICES.
SHOES, CLOTH INC, Etc., Etc, AM, ON SALE AT RE-
s Dep't ; Store
:the Milk: Goat Industry
HY I.AWRKNCK C. illl.i,.
Milk (inal I'imWim..
When makinur goat milk cheese on a
vnull neale it will he (food lo follow
the Jules lielow. .
of rennet. The milk eonpilntes In less
than in minute!).
Ilrain off the whey and. put the
mrd Itito It flour saek lo drip. Afler
draining for six linuis It in laid he-
' A lioiler Ihoronchly elennsed wiMjtween a eouple of olean boards, .sack
mm-vb ,he pmpose. I', lo It fon, I ." wilh.a ,wk tnr eirM and
RAllom. of aweel Kot milk and one '-fl 1,11 "'n"K.
pint of 'Vlnan flnvinvil" Miur milk Utv I It is Du n ptuc
a Etnt'tcr. rhcn hfitt tlu milk In t broken up. sniud (two ttufpooofuh
nhout 8(1 (jHtw! tuut titl oni tiililct I hut tu upiii)') und t ru-.hi'ij with tin
Hazelwood Ice Cream
Sunday Special
'OrVkCK (Vl'SH
MXI'I.E NI'T, Silt A WiH:it mill VANII.L4
Talio Ilium' iNoihirl
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The RexaU Store
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GRADUATION
clenched rut, turning repeatedly and
(working and kneading until it is in
I even mixture and free from lumps.
Then it is put into the press. A
, press is made of a three-pound col
i fee can. iWilh a pair of snips cut
tolh ends even. Use a tin tneki i
.cover a little larger tlrm the coffe
caij In circumference; punch i'.olr.-. in
ll Willi a nail, driving the nail from
I the inside so that the rough e I .
'project outward and support the pies,
thus leaving room for I he whey in es
cope and ilrain down the board. I h
ihi'Urd upon which the press rerls fia-
proves cut so the escaping wlj. v :'M
I in II granite kellle, iiulis lo uhe point al the en.l nf.tiir
hoard. .
The press should lie lined with
clleeseclolh before putting the cui'l
into il. Then, as the curd is picwel
d.nvn firmly Into il, the clolh should
he drawn lo work out the wrinUli. a,
Ihe smoother the cheese the le-s linn
eer nf mold. Then fold Die end
Ihe clolh smoolhly over the cheese.
A ''folluwer" is llien needed. This
can be had by Using a lid of a baking
powder can. A stone large, enough
for the ivipiit ed pressure would ..mil
go iluwn Into the Inohi, o use' a' t
main can In sel the "follower" upon,
and on top of this place Ihe riul;
weight, Ihis being about 'twice Ih"
If e uf a person's head.
To turn the cheese, simply turn Ih
cylinder that contains it upside down,
reversing Ihe ';fulhiwrr" and Ihe per
foiuled draining lid. The clu-e-e iv
kept in Ihe press about 12 days. Il
is turned twice a day to insuie even
nicllmviiig u- cuiing. And in eiyht t.i
twele'daM it is given tt coat nf ar
affinc after the clolh is removed: Thi-;
pr.K'ess it sanitary and a good method.
.'ir:it. one. must have good, clean
hulk. Ihis means a clein miilviti;
iland, washing the goats' udderv, be
Tore milking. The utensils arc i,ll
w:.she.l, fiist with cold v.-atoi. then
scalding hot water with films wa h
ing powder, then with scalding wnl-i
and soda. Iio not dry or wipe v:'.u
cbith. )ust let them drain .b y. T-1
tuMels aie very unaanit T' to u ..
do not wipe With ! t
"FOR PETE'S SAKE"
SHOWN AT THE STAR
Jlmmle Page, hero nail .scape .,
grace f n hundred ertcai.nliH, said J
Wiiliani Russell
(.ills Tliat I ust
ttINC, PENDANT
P.RACEI.KTv ( II4IN. PEARI, NECKLACE
W'ATCII.
And Munv
(Mier )
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J around milk
II li.'foe crushing the cu'd wssh the
J luin.1. 'Ibey are washed in water a -I
hot i,v a person cun sta-. I and h, o
J dipped into inula water.
line must ivali'c in n'alii 'i- chce e
I inai iney are tjee to face with an tin
J een foe capable of- raiding an i iv
il of its millions with lightning laiud
ily and so, if we are too tile, I. i,,..
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(iiPTsjni vr last
WE WImNiVVK YOtJ MONEY
. SIEGRIST CO.
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Jitail of' cleanliness, we Would 'i
I l inake cheese. I'heese inaking
JJidustry that must aKvays be
. I I in every respect or cVeiMh
I v.cci, ngnt tetul1. clieese
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(', 11. (iolden mid daughter, I'aye, eooil-bye to his New ork haunts i
spent Sunday evening at the Wni.innl lieaileil wesi In searcn in ueari-.,
Taylor home. bnlm and advenlure, in tain-
Wednesday, May 1 1, Crandiiui Cek- Hang Jim," Ilio haptiy. wraptij ,
eler o:is-;ed heV Hist milestone. Ill the , William Itussell comedy dialling
afler'noiui she received several call-1 which Is being shown unlay and A
er-. Coiisidei-ing her age, Mrs. (iek- Sunday at the Star. '! ,
tier's health is ijuite good. She owes Itiu-aiiKo he looked like the veryji
:he health ihhe enjoys to her active (iwin brother of inio Arizona I'eie, J
iife. Although she nrikes no visits , wanted by the. authorities lor ;iii;i
away from home, her hnppiness lies asanniRiii of misdeeds. Hie 'sheriff ,
n helping others in all the ways pes- laid official hold of Jim and eslab- J
sible f roiii ' her own home. l'Viends, llshed him as a star boarder In i
neighbors . iir relatives seldom leave the local Jail. '
without Inking with them something j Then begins a net ies of Mlln lue. i
to make them happier snmetimex a ' leil lilundeil adveuiure. ;
l,oiiiuel of her beautiful plowers, or, : . '
!ierha)s, a basket of freh fruit. Mrs. ' OTIS SKINNER WINS i
(iekeler is; always iea,ly to help -a) ' ' ... .. (Nl 'K' ,..,, J
good' eause financially. She loves lo At. AIM I.N KISMI'.I
make the kiddies happy. She knows!
Unit every child has a sweet tooth I "Klsmol," with tho Inliullable ,
and in lieir..antry she keeps a supply 'Oils Skinner, a Hobei Isull-Cole re-jj
if cookien, randies or fresh fruits, j lease, which waa shown last night Ii
Someone haR said that a woman h hrc;al iho Arcade TheatiH, it Hie great
is divided in','1 three parts Ihe first jest pholu-play of a decade. As the
twenty yi-aiK belong tit herself, her i masterpiece of lalwanl Kn, block,
education, etc.; the next twenty years; Hie film version of Ibis ruinous ilia
lo the rearing of her family, and the ma. lias lust none of 'lis essential
remainder of her life to the good she; "pep" needed lo make II the great
. an do for others, and Mrs. Cekeler j uceess .on the screen that it a.:
has lived iip to this slandanl. j on Iho leKii imate !,iaKo.
coitiblua-
'SLAM-BANG JIM'
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j .Sunday, My If.. Voui)l find her,
I ij i.e. ctu. cohfivti.n, jv. slKla ate
l,tnf .-he'ir t e
A RWy,
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Simppy CiiihciIv Dniiiia
ALSO
LYDE COOK
IN
"THE HUNTSMAN"
A Sure Fin- Ril TickltT.
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rvit-iiniMi
nTyt'tiiiik
ii':iV is
lift - tin kiixl
thiil i.s thf
iijtni Ki lting
ry. liy tin'
- far tin
a pint a Jul-
WmmV-U.I
htl f-vt-iylt
I: i net (lint ny,
it the I'iihiL'.t Cum
vuy, their.
'iiifsi fii'in-i'iilly
Hlf n tiu;i)t.
Pnlatf ConfreliontTy Co.
Thirty-foot Cone of Ice.
Wilt pi from a pressure plpi priitrurt
lug itliove the prouiui In (he nuriheru
ltti i of Sew York .sinje, prnltiiill.v
rrn7F, ft.rnilnjf 11 nniiiriil cun'e nf
It 1 1 IV Ulll fft'l in tMl v u (.
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In ihe tlfHt pl;ne tho
I ion (tt Oi is Slf Inner n ml " KiMinei "
itHHiireH thH movie liin nf smiiei hli3 , j
u ui i h w h i le. Her e in a real si u. J
i y, writleu by an Amerlean drama-
tlsl. In whh h ItiH Ki'ealesl ol Arneil- !
fan character aiMdrn appearM. .1
" Klrtine!" will he Hhuwn fur the j!
last liniH Ionian) at the Arcaile it
Theatre.
$12.75 A TON FOR
HIAWATHA COAL
THEATRES
Worth TryUig, Anyway,
f Iuhei ly, lu louli liit; nruiMid we
tench ihe conclusion that thtft country
nouhln't need one tenth of the liver
Iiiedicln'e It ? mutinies If the fulks !
hiivm untile It a point to do a decent
day 'a wot k, Kichuiije.
DELIVERED
FROM THE. CAR
liatV. ciillinf'.' iinv.ii, i
it nut?
earl Stiles,
Aluill 71 I
uv knowijih;k'v
AT SI1KRRVS TODAY
Major Hohert Warwick, wlin j
fuiip M hravely a Ml' i list the Huns 1
during Ihe war, Mtncumhs iiulle p.im (
rty lo ''winfmiT's vHe.t in- 1iif ww
picture. "The Trto of Know le. ee." 1
h icJi slums al Sherrys lottay.
Thn Holdier-slar ha.s the role of!
a ymniK Kulishiuaii, tjiutlyiitK f r '.
tli mini st iy. who fa I Ik under t he j
iiiNuence (,f ,) remain adventurist, i
Aller nhe lian tle;crled hint for all-
ot her, hit Ix-romcs manager of hi1
ttesi friend's eslale. 1
Al'fo filiinvini; a conieity -Muii'
ami JelT. . ;
N'i:l( II ART IN
"KKYFIKK" AT !
SilKKUYS SUNDAY
The uumra
hiiht'rl.x) ddh
iiipliy, hits )mm
of a phutuphiv
The (lici ni e
with e-il I la i
f-a's Val." ror
:.liov ii a l Slit ri
lift v,
Ixiieulis, whiih ha
i successful phntoe.
it woven into ih' pli.i
i;; calh-d SLxlhtv'
t, htiown as "Ano'i i
itrt star, and uill te
v's Suoi.i jiol Moo
AUIiV SIvMON, WORLDV
rt'N mAkeR, m eke on
SI NUAY AND .MONK VV
in
One of the runiili.nl silual
"The Hi. I;, "'a- l.aiiv Sfitmii c.-ui
edy 111 Ivfu reels, sltoun Suiidav and
Moi-iilay al Sherrv's is provoke;! In
a box of .sniilf tttniirietl by a ii mil
.-lial atMer in' a luar-stve ie.;iaur..nl
cene.
IIERREIi'l",S taUvXTER
.MINSTKELS co.minc
1(1 'AKCADE TIM, XTRE
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The l.iifest tniiisl:
real iu-j.-im laleui e.er
will" I.' l he at Had ion in
Theatre I ,;,v nirht
unie-any i
in i anl.e
the A read
Willi Hi
WHY TRAVEL ?
B1HjBtajlBasrtlttiiE-S(EasWT.-.l
Rol'oi'o deciding on-a Imsiiioss trip sop if tin- lnt; ?. liistnncp
lf1c1toii caiinnt save yim tho jiiiiniey.
A.lon.o; distanrc call is a round trip. Ynn r.tail ami iv
turn witti your errand dolio, all in a row-moments and without.
Ilii' inconvenience, expense anil loss of lime incitlonl In travel.
From your telephone yon can reach almof l every city, vil
l::"o .'rid hamlet in Hie 1'niled Slides. The loti", il.,l!inco op
i laior will iiiole y.iti rales upon reijiieKl.
(U actpiainled Willi the money and time r.ivin;; "..i.tl'i.iii-
lo-.lalinii" Arevice oll'ered over our lines.
Lvo Ira vi
The Pacific Telephone '.Arid
Telegraph Company
WE KNOW
w i i.t i: ui i:
iMoMi cs im: hi st f.i;H i iui s inr most iim tii w i
OTIII.K MU li( i-: AND wt: WWT n Hi kVtU'll
lu.K iheiu up Wo Mill donal" $r'"ti i,. any,
hom e thai is wi:tnn l't per cent oi I lKa; lcd tir
n -t i
We ntl iinly'iH.iKe the i aheri iotis. Imi
x t.i will lr'it)t u.-i an oilier iiotn ary mat! oi
It in i v hi vt tii' In x in; t ha I V e w otildn t
f .! i i .on -i u hi I h" Xnrl It x e.si i ti
Vx t can; I-- ii 1 h peop'o nf i !
u it tn.:iu!s ami (U-ti ill ynii
if 1uixt i,,t a ttltmticf ol people let)
id .'til ' "I ii'""' "c Ihen ,'h(Im. htt
ii. '.I li U.- e and sltll otHel : iliat i -jrt
im Lie v''l I I' I .it1 ' pi oiiitM's' he xx are
ut i hen cli.vt i .ex i wo price If'tr a (-fteap
lnr h M'dito ha kin L p" iter - he i.s one h
ti-ht Itl.OH ly :.evt.,l latl-Je cin;'
ak
i einuils onrt i
i COIiiUIUIIil
i is ju m jy
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sa 1 e
thai
jtist
mt uv 1:1.1: n:oM any
ire t it ui ion named " hy t!if p'arfy
if prices on hih pr"lp (Jood'.
no mat!
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e llu.s nrt;M' U'nlt'-s p x
: i is on (tia::ty procpf ies.
it) hex ;ti of fboui li salesmen - w lit n lift opt r t-n:
Ktntd a- well kno n hr.inds voi have t.et-a iiin
hax e purchased fr om out .of-tnwn mail tt dr l;ou?."?
t t on tdil ra Me delay r'Mtits ot iitinor ii.it'i y ai
won hie-. , It en a re of t hov tn nsiio!i who
who ue baits t'o catch (he mwm-pivt'inc.. H who
r .alum haWuiii imwiliT which he w ill tell Vou . !
s no placp in the politic' i-othdemt ' t!i"-e .i-e t
io .uw when t hev v't at nil i?.
ynor piocei I.- when ytm Rt n mmvih' ih.it no mat tinier JkoV j-(vpf - w ' t ! ijoalin ot the cowl
j i;itn ITS HH ksmh-ii; If. .
1 IIO.V t lift f
and sel'i inferior and un
ln i n k ihe pasl f(f l:iys
tu their sorrow lhat tliey
I Jher aMicles thai wero
on-e ami. itef-r return It",
s !!'. jietu at half prhe
i;-t loiid 'as Soli til if. t,
!?-l;'!i-d a' i.i i-vp.-ro i!. es
t-'iiarty
i J ; 5 l.nrni'.'!l Jt'WiViV In lljttv Orrgnrt .
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