RURAL ENTERPRISE
Druse Villages in Lebanon Burned by the French
Back Bad This Winter?
G ir l W ith 3 2 D o ll,
J
S te a l, a L iv in g O n e ’
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< '.’.i
< 'ii a r m - d
w ith
Too Often Backache
1» Kidney Ache
*
Mt ru lin g a baby from a c a rria g e >
in fro n t of a sto re , A nnie McMU- *
lun wan haled to Ju v e n ile c o u rt ♦
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fond of dolls.
“ H ow m any h av e you?* ask ed «
th e Judge.
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“Thirty-two,** th e child re- *'
♦
plied.
•‘You w an ted to h ave a little
baby a s well a s th e dolls?”
“ Yea.**
T h e day sh e sto le th e baby
A nnie w as on h e r way to buy
a n o th e r doll, sh e e xplained.
W inter's colds and chills a re hard
on the kidneys. And when your
kidneys a re overw orked, you are
a p t to have daily backache, stab
bing pains an d bladder irre g u la ri
ties. D on't risk neglect. Use Doan's
Pills. Doan's a re recom m ended the
world over. Avk your neighbor!
«£,. IIM*. W m i m i Nt»* »paper Colon.)
W e m a y liv e w i t h o u t p o e t r y , m u s ic
o r a rt.
W e m a y liv e w i t h o u t c o n a c le n c a .
W e m a y liv e w i t h o u t h e a r t ;
W e m a y liv e w i t h o u t f r i e n d s ;
W e m a y liv e w i t h o u t b o o k s ;
b u t c iv ilis e d m a n c a n n o t liv e w i t h
o u t coo k s.
A California Case
V A RIETY OF SA N D W IC H E S
S an d w ich es a re a lw ay s in season
and tlie housew ife w ho can m ake
d a in ty , a ttr a c tiv e j
and
ta s ty
sand- ,
wlches
will
a l
Jo h n F e rn s, r e
tir e d
J u s tic e
of
th e
Peace,
3626
1 s t A v e .,
S a c ra -
m • n t O, C a l i f . ,
says;
“M y
back
p a in e d c o n t i n u a l
ly
and
w hen
I
s to o p e d
It
w as)
d iff ic u lt
to )
b t r a I g h te n ,
for*
th o s* . p a i n s dui? In""
w ays find som eone
• '(•*
__
D E C L A R E D “ D E A D ,”
tfe t u p n i g h t s to p a s s t h e k id n e y
to enjoy them .
s e c r e t i o n s , w h ic h w e r e s c a n t y . A f t e r
P u re e of S a rd in e | u s i n g D o a n s P i l l s , I w a s r i d o f t h e
T U R N S U P A L IV E
T h is photograph, tak e n u n d e r fire
tro u b le .“
S a n d w i c h « *.—
d u rin g the b a ttle n e a r Ita s h a y a be
D ra in th e oil from
tw een tfie T rench tro o p s In Ia*banon
one la rg e can of
and th e D - ih p tribesm en, show s In the E n glish m an F o u n d in A m e ric a
sa rd in e s . R em ove
background
som e
n a tiv e
villages
A f te r L on g A b se n c e .
STIMULANT DIURETIC TO T H E KIDNEYS
th e sk in a n d bones anil pound th e |F osleeM ilb u n ^ C o ^ h lig ^ C h em ^ B u fl» lo . N. Y.
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bu rn in g u fle r being fired by the
fish
to
a
p
a
ste
,
rub
th
ro
u
g
h
a
p
u
re
e
F ren ch .
London. — A rth u r
Y ates,
fo rm er
s tra in e r.
T o th e p u re e add one-
London th e a te r m anager, la te r a
fo
u
rth
cupful
of cream ed b u tte r, tw o
South ( aro llu a p la n ta tio n ow ner, was
finely-chopped
h a rd
cooked e g g s;
ders. T he n hlrt w as not butto n ed , but d eclared legally d ead by a B ritish
W as Your
sp re ad open, disclosing a broad, h airy court a f te r being m issing since 11)1(1. I season w ith sa lt, p epper. W orcester
chest. He w ore tru n k s o r tro u se rs, A few w eens ago he w us re sto re d to | sh ire sauce. Mix th o ro u g h ly and
G randm other’s R em edy
sp re a d
thin ly -sliced
b re a d
w ith
w ith th e legs c u t off Just below the life by ju d ic ial action.
F o r every stom ach
m ayonnaise a n d an eq u al n u m b er w ith
hips, and on his feet a p a ir o f ru b
T he m issing B riton m ade know n his
and in testin al BI.
th
e
s
a
rd
in
e
m
ix
tu
re.
P
u
t
to
g
e
th
e
r
in
bers.
existence upon th is e a rth only w hen i
T his good old-fash
“ Why do you not w e ar c lo th e s? ” an older b ro th e r died in E ngland and ' p u lrs w ith a c ris p le a f of le ttu c e be
ioned herb homo
tw een. C ut th e sa n d w ic h es Into th re e
W illey w as asked.
left him a legacy o f $13,000.
rem edy fo r consti
■trips,
len
g
th
w
ise
of
th
e
sandw
iches.
" J u s t because I feel b e tte r w ithout
Yates, now sixty-five y e ars obi. Is !
pation, stom ach ills
Melba S andw iches.—Chop’ th e m eat
them ."
ex trem ely re tice n t re g ard in g his reu
and o th er derange
"It Is midwinter. Do you feel cold?" sons for d e se rtin g his n a tiv e lan d and from th re e dozen la rg e queen olives.
m ents of th e sys
Add one cupful of finely-chopped pe
"N ot any colder th an anyone w ear- dropping out of sight.
tem so p revalent these days is In even
can
m
eats.
M
oisten
w
ith
m
ay
o
n
n
aise
Ing clothing.
He spoke freely enough of his life
g reat# r fav o r as a fam ily medicine»
W illey w as usked If he liked thp p rio r to 1PIG. o f how he follow ed in | dressing. S p re a d th in slices o f g ra h am th a n tn your grandm other's day.
H
e
declared
he
re
ad
b
u
t
|
the
fo
o
tstep
s
of
his
f
a
th
e
r
a
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d
I publicity.
little about him self but th a t be had cam e an actor. O f how be w us not i th e sam e n u m b er w ith th e olive mix-
Favorite rem e
! tu r e ; p u t to g e th e r In p a irs, trim off
DR. S T A F F O R D ' S
m any frien d s who would tell him w h a t exactly a rousing su c c ess back of t b s
dy fo r th re e
!»• nerattons for
w as said, l ie w as glad to know th a t fo otlights and took u p th e m an a th e c ru s ts a n d cut into tria n g le s. Serve
C R O U P ,
w ith sa la d o r o y ste r co cktails.
b r o n c h itis ,
som e o th ers had decided to abandon gerial end o f th e th e a tric a l game.
„ in flu e n z a
H
alibut
S
andw
iches.—
F
in
e
ly
chop
clothes.
H e told of d ire c tin g th e T ivoli m u
one pound of cold cooked h a lib u t;
H is eyes becam e bright a s he talked sic hall. R in k 's P ic tu re P layhouse,
add a few d ro p s of onion ju ice, tw o
o f th e le tte rs from all over th e coun
the C helsea, and th e G range Cinem a,
teaspoon fuis o f lem on Juice, o n e -h alf
tr y from those who w anted to get rid K llburn. But be w ould not com e out
R -.
loaspoonful o f p a p rik a , one teaspoon-
o f th e ir clothes. He told o f a Call- i and tell fran k ly w hy be bail qu it bis
n - u r . 1 » , . s'o ofhee
fal
of
sa
lt
a
n
d
a
few
g
ra
in
s
o
f
c
a
y
h tf u a , c h ilb la in * .
fornla wom an who w as going to s ta r t profession. P ressed for a reason bo
e n n e : fold in o n e-fo u rth of a cupful of
F O R CO LDS
out by w fa rln g a b ath in g su it th e finally d e c la re d :
h e a v y c ream th a t h a s been beaten
yeur around.
‘ Let us sa.v th a t a f te r th e w a r I
until stiff, add tiie w h ites o f th re e
Must Cover Feet.
w as out of a job. I w as g e ttin g »Ion :
eggs b e aten stiff. T u rn tlie m ix tu re
P A R K E R ’S
W illey d e clare d th a t he w ould like In y e ars and I found th a t p re fe re n ce
Into a sm all b u tte re d , b rick -sh ap ed
H A IR B A L S A M
to discard all clothing for real com w as given to fo rm er serv ice men. I | mold a n d cook In w a te r in a m o d e ra te
Remove* Dandruff Stop« H a ir F a llin *
R e s to re s C o lo r a n d
fort, but th u t n a tu re Intended one had an in vitation to go to South C a ro oven. C hill, rem ove from th e m old
B e a u ty to G r a y a n d F a d e d H a ir
6oc and $1 00 a t Druftuiats
should w ear som e pro tectio n for th e lina. So my w ife and I accep ted and
and cut Into slices. S p re a d thinly-
H iscniz Chem V»ks . Patchogue.N Y.
feet In w inter. H e said he had found th e re we located."
sliced b u tte re d bread w ith m ayon H IN D E R C O R N S r , » . . » « C orns. C a l
T h a t explained bis com ing to the
by te sta the feet will not en d u re
naise. add a slice o f th e tilling and louses. e te ., t»tops a ll p a in , ensures c o m fo rt to tb »
I tilted S ta te s sa tis fa c to rily , but It
fe e i, m akes W a lking easy. 15c by m a il o r a t D ru g -
frozen ground.
A horse m ust have
put to g e th e r w ith a n o th e r slice of b u t fis ts . Ills c o x C h e m ic a l W o rk s , T a tc h o fu e , N . k .
Iron shoes to e n d u re civilization, he left m any things In th e air. lie d id n 't
te re d bread. C ut Into any d e sired
■aid.
explain why be allow ed him self to be
E d u c a to r C a u g h t N a p p in g
n ,,
d . i i . i -
t
i
,
,
W illey said he would not p e rm it cut off from fam ily and frien d s n o r
Q uick R elish.— T ak e o n e -h alf dozen
E ven su p e rin te n d e n ts o f sch o o ls u r e
h im self to be photographed w ith bis i wbjr ,H‘ l'p r |||i |ted a London c o u rt tu
la rg e so u r pickles, tw o c u p fu ls of call
not above le a rn in g from th e u n a b a s h e d
sh irt O il, as he hud only put It on to I tie<'lure h l>» legally dead.
hnge, o n e -fo u rth cupful o f v inegar,
c riticism o f sm all school c h ild ren . W il
get to talk to the p ro se cu to r a mo
tw o sm all onions, one can o f pinien-
liam M cA ndrew re v ea le d in a r e c e n t
m ent. H e said he w ould ta k e it off Leaves A g e d H u s b a n d on
to es a n d th re e -fo u rtlis cupful of tn lk w hen h f told one on h im self.
fo rev e r a f te r th e Interview .
C o rn er a n d D isappears sugar. P u t th e v eg etab les th ro u g h the
“ O-oh, y o u 're n o t e d u c a te d I” e ja c u
A few seconds la te r W illey left th e
m eat ch o p p er a n d add su it to season, la te d a sm all la s s s ittin g in h is office
B altim ore. Md.— W hen a nice look- augur a n d vinegar.
courthouse.
pulled off his sh irt.
one day. T h e e d u c a to r, b u sily t u r n
•runkeil Ids a u to and w ent hack to th e ,,1K
,
. •',”>
. n , k wom an proposed to him.
Food fo r th e F am ily.
Out-ln«
r ni(>nth, wf)pn ing th e page! o f a book In se a rc h o f a
life w hich lie a s s e rts lie lias learned Ja c o b J., ...son, seventy-tw o years old, ,
thlngM (uIlll.SM
,11|s canne(, c e rta in reference, sto p p e d to In q u ire
from the B ible u re the law s of n a tu re k e ep e r of a p ro sp e ro u s sto re In th e
in to th is u n tx p e c te d in d ictm en t.
* u r tls Bay section, consented.
He
and th e law s of God.
them from one’s
"W h y do you th in k I'm n o t? ” h e
T h ere Is an old saying th a t nothing sup p lied l be money fo r a tro u sse a u
own
g a rd e n
in a sk e d o f th e a c c u sin g m aid.
and
they
w
ent
to
W
ashington
to
be
succeeds like su ccess und now th a t
su m m e r)
a re
"B e ca u se o u r te a c h e r sa y s th a t e d tl-
W illey lias becom e recognized us a m arried . T hen th ey cam e buck to
sc a rc e and high i c a te d p eople a lw a y s use th e in d e x
p e rm a n en t in stitu tio n he Is not con B altim ore, and th e brid e told tlie
In price, It Is a i w hen th e y w a n t to find so m e th in g In
sid ered
aoniething to be tre a te d I
g r o o m to w ait for her on a cor- j
p le a su re to open „ book. O nly ig n o ra n t on es go look-
lightly.
i nor u n til she re tu rn e d .
T h a t w as
a can o f te n d e r j In g -th ro u g h th e p a g e s.”—C h ica g o B n
I lust A ugust, and she h a sn 't re tu rn e d .
■ s trin g beans, o r ! niiig Post,
A w eek ago Jo h n so n placed tlie 1
sw ee t g reen peas
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| m a tte r in the bunds of bis law yer. !
fo r th e m ain m eal of th e day.
A s im p le , o ld - f a s h io n e d m e d ic in e , a s fo o d ,
Of
a f te r being visited by a wom an who 1 S trin g Bean S u p p er D ish.—O pen a to d a y a s In 1837, Is c o m p o u n d e d In W r i g h t’»
e g e ta b le P ills
T h e y r e g u l a te t h »
- told him th e bride w as not M ary An- ■ can or strin g b ean s a n d p o u r off the s I n to d m ia a n c h V
, liv e r a n d b o w els. A dv.
ilerson. widow, a s re p re se n te d to him , 1 liq u o r—sa v e th is to a d d to a dish of
hut th e w ife of a m an living n e a r |
chop suey, fo r a n o th e r m eal.
T he
C o o lie L a b o r N o t C h e a p
F re d e ric k -Mil . ami had not been di- | liq u o r from c a n n e d foods Is so often
A Chinese coolie w ho w o rk s fo r IO
voreed. P h o to g ra p h s w ere sen t to th ro w n a w ay th a t a w ord to th e w ise
c e n ts a d a y is paid, a cc o rd in g to
j F red erick and a tto rn e y s th ere ilentl- will lie sufficient. T h e re Is m uch food
s ta n d a rd s of th is c o u n try , 20 tim e s
I fled th e p ic tu re a s th a t of th e utull- v alu e in the liq u o r in c an n e d foods, w h a t lie is w orth b eca u se h e can o nly
| voreed wife.
N ow th e iplps'ion of
even th o se can n ed o u tsid e th e home, m ove one ton a m ile In a day. A m er
bigam y and a n n u lm e n t have a risen so every bit should be saved. If yon ican r a ilro a d s m ove one ton one m il»
1 and th e ease Is com plicated by th e f a rt
have a d e lic a te child be su re to save a t a cost of only % cent. T h e g r e a t
j th a t th e cerem ony w as |ierfo rm ed out- c a rro t liq u o r w hen cooking c a r r o ts ; I c o n tra s t Illu s tra te s th e d iffere n ce be-
■ sid e th e M aryland police Juri-il i-tlon. cldll and give It fo r a d rin k . If any of tw een m an s tr e n g th a n d m ec h a n ic a l
DOAN’S T
Garfield Tea
Goes Unclothed
Even in W inter
Willi» Willey Put» on Shirt
Only to See District
Attorney.
Spokane, W ash.— W hen W illis W il
ley of th is c ity put on a sh irt re c e n t
ly the atory w ent nil over th e U nited
S tates. M illions of A m ericans p u t on
s h irts every day, b u t th e fa c t Is not
m entioned by any o f th e big ne w sp a
pers.
T h e w rite r begged W illey for p e r
m ission to get a pho to g rap h o f him
w ith hi* g h lrt on, but W illis W lllev
declared he Would n e v er be so foolish
a s to sta n d before a cam era w ith his
clo th es on.
It has been said by c ritics, who
w ished to give som e one a "d irty dig,”
th a t anyone can becom e fam ous by
w alk in g up a n d down B roadw ay w ith
his sh irt off.
Has No Pres* Agent.
[ aw ay from H ollyw ood in hl« m akeup.
It w as betw een C h ristm a s arid New
Year* th a t W illey cum e to th e c o u rt
house for legal advice. A m ortgage
bail been foreclosed on a tr a c t ow ned
by a re la tiv e w nere be lived anil be
w an ted to lie re sto red to bin shack.
W illey w as rem inded by a d eputy
p ro se c u to r th a t he bad n o t obeyed the
co u rt o rd e r to w e a r c lo th e s and be
w as told to go borne a n d cover his
nakedness. H e w ore som e k haki
tru n k s but th u t w as all.
T h e next day W illey a p p ea red a t
th e co u rth o u se and I w as notified th a t
It had happened. "W illey has on a
sh irt,” w as th e new s w hich sp re a d
through th e corridors.
I w ent down and talk e d w ith W illey
w hile he w aited for a hearin g , and
found him looking th ro u g h luw books
at th e p ro se c u to r’s office.
"W h at a re th e s e ? ” ask e d W lllev In
his childish way. H e w as told th a t
he had In Ills h an d s th e law s of the
s ta te of New York and th a t in the
cases w ere th e law s of euch s ta te In
th e Union.
No one ev er su sp ected th a t, If a
m an hid In th e woods and took his
clo th es off, th e w orld w ould beat a
p a th to his door to see why he chose
Not in the Book*.
to be d iffe re n t
"W hen people nave com m on sense
T h a t Is Just w h at th e w orld Is do
ing to W illis W illey. H e h a s no p ress I do not see why th ey m-ed all th is
a g en t to shout his convictions to th e law .” suggested W illey. H e w as told
w orld, hut his m ail com es from u ll th a t som e p erso n s w ould not be sa fe
p a r ts of th e nation. W hy all o f th is unless o ttiers w ere re s tra in e d by law
fu ss over one m an p u ttin g on a sh irt? from doing them an injustice. H e w as
Some five y e a rs ago the sheriff be told th a t som e sh rew d p ersons had
gan to receive f ra n tic c alls about a been able to use the books for th e ir
w ild m an.
S heriff C laren ce Long, own selfish gain.
"T h at Is w h a t th ey trie d to do w ith
now w arden o f th e s ta te p e n ite n tia ry
a t W alla W alla, and S e c re ta ry of th e me. T hey trie d to m ake me w e a r
N o rth w est A ssociation of Sheriffs and clothes. T hey could not find It In th e
Police (an o rg a n iz atio n for th e P a books or I w ould be w earin g them all
cific coast, Including th e C anadian th e tim e,” continued W illey. H e w ore
a sh irt from w hich the sleeves had
p rovinces) se n t a f te r th e w ild m an.
W omen screa m ed a t th e sight of the been cut fo u r inches from th e shout-
stra n g e r. All said h e m ust nut be of
sound tulnd. W illey w ore long w his
kers, long h a ir and h is w ard ro b e w as .
a p a ir of tro u se rs w ith th e legs r u t I
off Just below tlie hips.
C o u rts w ere puzzled by h is strn n g e
b ehavior a n d h e w as o rd e re d to p u t
on clothe«.
W illey folded his arm s
a n d d eclared he felt so co m fo rtab le
h e did not w ish to do an. T h e re w as
a childish sm ile on his face. H e went
hack hom e a n d th e sh eriff continued
to receive re p o rt* th u t W illey w as I
ru n n in g about th e c o u n try In an au- I
tom oblle and did not w e a r clothing.
T h e m ore sk e p tic al s a id : “ You can
het he will do so m ething te rrib le .’’
“
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Here’s Argument for Corn Eatin
th e w a te r of cooked green p e as Is i P°wer.
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T h e officers finally began to sm ile.
T h ey a p p ea red to feel p re tty m uch
like m other does w hen Jim m y, or Je n
nle, pull off th e ir clothes and cavort
In th e n u rsery . M any p erso n s ta lk e d
to W illey and In ste ad of th e "w ild
m an ” they hud p ictu red h e w as a
good com panion, a (Junker In his con
duct and a child In sim plicity.
W illey has been m aking Ids hom e
a few mile« from th e city of S pokane
and he has becom e so well know n |
C hicago alum ni of the Iowa S ta le college a t th e ir an n u al banquet under-
th a t he can go about th e c o untry took to a n sw e r th e questio n 'W hy eat corn?" M a rg are t ltu n g e Is show n
w ith o u t bolng d istu rb ed . A few y e ars m easuring corn fed alum ni a n d th o se w ho h ave «com etí to , eat corn ;
the
ago he w ould h ave a ttr a c te d as m uch i form er. It is need less to say, being th e la rg e r gentlem en w eighing 310.
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a tte n tio n ns a m oving p ic tu re a c to r 1 anti 240 pounds.
PROSPERITY IS BROUGHT TO
___ IDAHO BY KING POTATO
Farm er« C lear Off T heir Mortg.vg««,
Buy A dditional L and, and Ev«n
Furcha*« Bank* W ith Profits.
Boise. Idaho T h e re ’s
new king
In the a g ric u ltu ra l field King P o tato
o f Idaho has ta k e n Id« place alongside
K ing C otton o f the S outh, King Corn
o f the Middle W est. King W heat of
th e D ak o tas and Klug Dll of th e
Southw est
Idaho nev er d ream ed th a t such
p ro sp e rity could come out of a p o tato
p a tc h . On all aides th e p ra is e s o f the
tu b e r « re being sung
In th e w ords o f th e U n ited S ta te s
l'e p a r tm e u t of A griculture. "Potato«'«
p r o v e d In be t h e m o r t g a g e lifte r« th i s
y e ar"
l1iiiidr«Ml« of Idaho fa rm e rs
m ade enough m oney In th e ir p o tato
p a tc h es th is y e a r not on'.y to c le a r off
th e m ortgage b u t also to buy th e en
tic» farm
In fact, m any re n te r
farm er«, a f te r paying th« landlord«
th e ir sh a re o f th e crop, bought the
farm s they had been re n tin g amt had
enough cash left to s tw k th e farm s
, In th e l ’p |ie r S n a k e R iv er valley po
| ta lo e s a re Itelng used a s legal ten d er,
I according to the Idaho F ulls Dally
■ Post, Any b u sin e ss bouse will accept
j the p o tato e s a t th e r a te o f $3 ,M) a
I sack.
And aro u n d th a t section the
fa rm e rs produced an av era g e of 3tMI
sacks to the acre.
T he T w in c ity D ally T im es p rin ts
i a sto ry of a fa rm e r n e a r th a t tow n
I who ow ed $K,0<10 to a bank and w as
unable to pay It. He had ton a c re s
p lan te d to potatoes. He begged so
I h a rd th a t th e hank renew ed his losn
until a f te r p o ta to digging tim e A fter
his po tato es w ere m a rk e te d th e
fa rm e r |>ald his *s.ia«i |n r a a t th e
, hank, elesneil up all his o th e r ilebts
j and th en tiought th e bank.
G eorge trie of Buhl planted 30 arros
I of potato«».
11« harvested 17,¿a«1 ,
sm ks and sold them for $3!i.37.‘>.
J a m e s Keel of T w in F a lls last
sp rin g bought tiki a cres o f lan d for
ilO ja a t
He put m -to a cre s of pots
toes and a t h a rv e st time dug enough
IHitaloes to pay for th e e n tire farm
and had enough left to buy a n o th e r
fa rm (if the MU me Mile.
< a rlt Jo h n o f Idaho F a lls put in 4.5
j a cre s of p«tHtoea and sold them for
$2."i,(S«i
M ajor M <■* <>f O ntario
p lan te d one a n d it iree-fo u rth s acre s
and reap ed ,1 ,istji 70
N ear St. A nthony a new com er, who
illdn t tielieve In lavtatoea, bought so
a c re s of land for $t1.ni»i
N eighbors
Induced him to put In potatoes, but
he w ould only p lan t them In ten a cre s
T he ten a cre s n e tte d hlin enough to
pay for tlie e n tire farm w ith enough
over to build a house.
W om en
N ew
Y o rk
M u tt P ay
............. a cannot a « suit
th e ir husbands, th en kiss. niak. u p
m d g free In M agistrate G res er'»
murt.
He ordei o d Mr*. Mary a t -
tansky held in »2...0HO ball fo r giud,.
u«d ovr h u sb a n d » head w ith a p U i a
Russian C o u rt A p p ro ves
! to be po u red off—save It to a d d to a
M o th e r’s S la v in ^ r h M
<* ""“P- P™
bean»
I l ’s th e little th in g s t h a t c o u n t—e s
T s
in to a hot fry in g p a n w ith Just p ecially in th e p rim a ry a r ith m e tic
M oscow
class.
possible official a p p ro v al ; enough b u tte r to season
and serve
serv e
ason and
of ttie execution of hoiadessly d is them p i|iing hot w ith sliced cold m eat
e ased In fan ts at b irth . a f te r the m an
—nice fo r a luncheon dish.
n e r of th e S p a rta n s ta te . Is forecast
Frozen T om ato S alad .—P u t two
by a precedent set by (be Moscow quarts of to m a to es th ro u g h a sieve,
co u rt of itppvnN.
m ill one cupful o f Chopped celery, ope
oiu'M I»cLt;ir<»\!i MtriinoM-I h«r Mix- cupful o f chopped cucum ber, a n d one
BLUAHS
weeks-obi baby a f te r she bail found larg e green p e p p e r sh re d d ed fine;
IN DIGESTION/<
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it w as Infected w ith a chronic dise ase season w ith n tablespoonful each of
¡3 c i f r i -Jr
w hich w ould re n d e r It Insure.. but sa lt a n d su g a r, one teasp o o n fu l of
6 B ell - a n s
w ould mu cause Its d e a th for m any pap rik a, fo u r tah le sp o o n fu ls o f finely
years. She w as trie d and sent..need chopped onion, one and o n e -h alf cup
Hot water
to e ig h t y e a rs' Im prisonm ent in the ful» of sa lad d re ssin g and one and
Su re Relief
lo w er court.
She
appealed
riie | Ope h a lf c u p fu ls o f w hipped cream .
b ,e " ” i ''"i"r '. ........! Mix well and p o u r Into a m old or
Ing she had a c t.......... cording to her fre e z e r; s tir ocenslonallv o r pack In
best Judgm ent of t h e m o s , beeetl. k,l , ice and sa lt
S erv e on l e ttu U w ith
th in g for her baby,
254 and 75<t Pkgs.Sold Everywhere
1 he isiu rt do- a spoonful of sa lad on top.
c la red sh e had done flip b est th in g
Squaw Corn.— T h is Is a dish w hich
for XN'Ielv.
1 Is h ard to equal w hen fresh corn Is
After A Bath
In s e a s o n : how ever. It Is good w ith
W ith
M o sq u ito B ite on M a n ’s
canned corn. C ut in to dice five o r six
C u tic u r a S o a p
slices of bacon a n d fry u n til c ris p and
Tongue S tarts L a u s u il
D iu t W ith
hrow n. |m n r out som e o f th e fa t If ton
San F ra nei
A m osquito b ite on ' m uch, th en add one can of corn, or
CuticuraTalcum
a sleeping d ro v e r's ton g u e has s ta r te d | ,w o c u p fu ls fresh from th e cob.
D e li c a t e ly M e d i c a t e d
Cook
O f r ie s s it i « F r a g r a n e «
11 su p re m e court a ctio n h e re Involving well, and Just b e fo re serving, s t i r In
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th re e or fo u r fresh eggs. Cook until
W illiam Miller. In c h arg e of c attle , th e e r r» wre well set.
w as sleeping | n tlie .q ^ n m ore th an a
Quick R a ltln B read .—TIG« will m ake
y e ar ago w hen th e m oaqulto descend- a nice sandw ich b re ad to give tlie kid-
ed upon Ids tongue. In fectio n fo|. 'd i e s for th e ir lu n ch e o n s; T ak e one
lowed, and M iller, by a w ard of t h e and one h a lf c u p fu ls o f flour, one and
s ta te In d u strial accid en t com m ission
one-h alf c u p fu ls o f w hole w heat flour.
r e .e lv e ,| $2. i «» i r.,r „ie.1 cal expense» 1 one tensponnful o f salt, fo
«nr teaspisin-
and $ . i « i «sNapenaatlon foi lo«t ti„ „ .
fills o f (taking pow der.
r, o n e -fo u rth cup
ful of su g ar, one egg. one a n d o ne-half
S to p T ip ste rs
c u p fu ls o f m ilk, tw o tah le sp o o n fu ls of
New
k
Ib e m all o f a m f „ f ' sh o rte n in g m elted, and one npful of
PRICE $1 SO AT YOUR DRUG SlOltf
Mix and
fellow s, win 10. in e x ch a n g e for som e j seeded ra isin s.
Rkr» one
. W nte lot fin^khoA let
cu rren cy , w vili tell you w h l-h h o rse am i o n e -h alf lionm . Th
nink« •s one
will win hs
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KOENIG MEDICINE CO
been aelxed by U ncle good-si zed loaf.
io. > s y Us e . o #cM, , u
Sam. a n d 11 end Is not yet
F n e le
Sam Is going t
top th e basin««« of
U pstara rla hl* p ,« t offleav
AX.
*V. N. U., San F ra n c itc o , No. 9-19^&
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