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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1908)
MAJSH STAGE LINE P. E. Tavlor, Prop. Office at B. Reynolds 5tort. Stage leaves Lakeview Monday, Wed nesdaya and Friday ai e a. m., arrive at Floib at 9 p. m. Leave Piush Toe daya, Thursdays and Saturday!, at r a. m., arrives at Lakeview at 9 p. m. Faesenger fare $3 onr ay or $5 fro round trip. Freight rates from May lit to Not. 1st $.75 per hundred; froo Nov. lit to May 1st !. ter bnodre COMPOUND INTEREST The trouble with most adver tiser la that they expect Imme diate return or large propor tions. One prominent advertiser Illustrates the principle of adver tising In this way: The aaoaey cxacaasl far 4vertlaiaar Is taa aiaaa aa it placed at latere!. Tke areata from tha aa'rertlalaa; ara irtaallr tha latcreat aa tha lareatmaaat. "The sums spent for advertising are properly chargeable to cap ital account because the result ing good will la something that has value, which. If the adver tising has been properly dose, can usually be sold for the face value of the Investment "The rate of Interest Is deter mined by the skill with which the Investment la made. "Just as the quickest way to increase Invested wealth Is by compounding the Interest, Just so the quickest way to realise re sults from advertising la to com pound the 7 etoni."' Advertising Experience. JLdvcrtUera gat good returns aa tha amount iavaated In or eohunaa. We reach tha LA REVIEW FREE The'Great AMERICAN FARMER Indianapolis, Indiana. i The Leading Agricultural Journal of the Nation. Edited by an Able Corps of, Writers. The American Farmer is the only Literary Farm Journaljpub lished. It fills a position of its own and has taken the lead ing place in the homes of rural people in every section of the United States. It gives the farmer and his family something to think about aside from the hum drum of routine, duties. Every Issue Contains an Original Poem by SOLONL. OOODE. Within the Next Ninety Days We Offer Two For the Pake of One: Th6 unXy Examiner The Leading County Paper and The American Farmer BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $2 h is unparalleled offer is made to all new subscribers, and all old ones who pay up all arrears and renew within ninety days. Sample copies free. Address: C. O, fletzker, Lakeview, Oregon. Notice .TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, notice la hereby Riven that all lrrlR. tlon, or mlllrace dltchee on all trout etreema throught Lake County, Oris iron, mnat be arrrened with n email mean wire ecrwnlnR at their hend or Junction with the main channel of stream. Also all dama"or otKt ruct ion on aald itreams must lie pro- vldwl with a fish-ladder, or other eaey meana of paaaage.at or near the mid die of the main channel, eo aa to al ow the passage of trout at all time of year, aa provided by law. Said work to be done at low water time, or to Incompleted by Feb. 7, 1907. Dy order of J. A. Parhatn. JSueclal Deputy flah Warden for Lake County, Oregon. H. E. CHURCH DIRECTORY. The first Sunday In each month, preaching at ITnlon school house at 11 A. M. Aside from this prenchlnR every Sunday at 11 A. M. nud 7:30 P. M. at Iakevlew. Sunday School at 10 A. M. League at 6:30.; Prayermeetlng Thursday 7:30 P. M. Ladles Aid Wednesday 1:30. Choir practice Friday 7:30. A cordial invitation Is extended to you. A. J. Armstrong Pastor. ale of Tiicbcr Lcr.C". Parties who have timler land for eale will do well to Investigate our brniHand methods of handling lands, We have an ottice In Lakevlew, where contracts can !e made and options taken on land. We guarantee the hljrhent market price, and are In a position to demand and obtain It, having teeu4ii the business for ninny yearn and in close touch with all the land dealers of the country. Satis factory reoults guaranteed by the La (trniKle Investment Co. Write C. O. Metiker, Lakevlew, Oregon. jLAKEVlEW ALTURAS STAGE LINE H. E. Biu, Prop'r. Office in Bieber'a Store iage leaves Lakeview daily, ex cept Sanday at 6 a. m. Arrive at Altnras at 6 p. m. Leave Alturas for Lakeview a 6 o'clock a. m. or on the arriva of the stage from Madeline. Ar rive in Lakeview in 12 hours al ter leaving Alturae. Freight - Afattera - Given Strict - Attention first - Class - Accrrcdcticns. I We have a full Bet of Alysell-Rolllns i & Lo s., samples or block trtiticate.i and bonds, with price list. If you are organizing a stock company get our prices on stock certificates. ,tf Family liquors at Post & Kings To All Our Subscribers Paper Manser . Oregon New Pine Creek, TUIC DIOCD l rioo ! C. Pf InlQ rArtn AlwrUlm Ar tsM San oma 8tri, ban rranolaeo, Cal., whn ooairacu lor adrarMiInt can ba mad tor It Snbacrlbera to the giamlner who ramova from ana locality lo aaoilier, r chant thalr nnatofllc iddnu ahould rtnmbr drop this office a card o their paper can be ad dmaard to Iba right poatoOloa. W'iraVifSe I A WITHIM M. D ,? (p ' S rilVMICIAM aa Mt KMROH Si S I Paisley, orefloa. v , -,-- , -rr r.-ryi i &fi?gS3aS3W? I. V. COXH Atteraejr - j;lAhevlew. Orecea ornce-pnw BuiMta ,. It TRSATOr Attarae jr-at-law Maltrre tpeelalt Orrit'K-Palr Bntldlnf. nn lh. M and ItD CQUMniJ each month In klaaontc Hall, at p. at. L. Bailt, Conaul Cominandor. B. N. Uhiikh, t ier i. J S LAKEVIEW KSCAMrMENT. No. 1. i I. O. O. r. meeu the 1st and M Tbnra day evening of each month In Odd Tel low.' Hall. Lakelew. J. D. Venator. CP.. CO. Meukcr. Scribe. MHUR. HKttllM. Dru BrmtawithawallowrorH JdlliC) Dai 1 1 right -ear lor wfii reTera. lor wettxra. Homeewei Square Crop and ml i- .i.v,i .r Tar Rrand 111. Ranga. I ram Lake PoalofBt e addreaa, Lakerlew . Or"i 2ac Whitwonh Brandt with Crop off iei rtht lor ewet; reerae for wnthcrt Tar Bran W Kanaa. Ftah C'ra. loawBc a10r Lakevlew. Oregof, $l,2s0 Reward. fhe Harney counij Lire Block Awoi'la tlon. of which I an. a member, payaf reward forevldence leading to the con vlctlon of parties Healing alock oe lonalmr to ill m-m bera. In addition 1 offer t-100 reward Horae brand borae ahoe bar on eitbei r both lwt. Re corded InHcoantlea ange, Harnev, Lake and Crook Counties Horwa vented ' ben sold. Horaeaaold to n throuch tbla avction will be reported In lb! paper. If not ao reported, pleaxe write or tele phone The Timea Herald, Main 8M, Burns, Ore con. W. W .brown, Burns, Ore- Reward for Horses "1 will trive $3.00 reward for Inform ation that will leud to the dlHCOvery of any home branded with an old horseshoe brand on both Jaws, pluced wJth frwh trlanp;,e bran( underneath the horseshoe. The triangle placed In such a manner as would cover u) a bar on both jaws. Animals iuuHt be found In the possession of some person or persons. house Painter ,1 "K t I .ti i 1,411 1 aUee United State Land Otllce, Lakevlew Oregon, Dec Kith, 1007. Notice la hereby iilven that la com pliance w 1th the provision of the act ot Congress of Juue 3, 1870, entitled "An act for the wile of timber land In the State of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Waahluiiton Territory," aa exteuded to all the Public- Land states by act.of August 4, 1U82, Ad J it Toler, of Lakevlew, county of Lake, State or Oregou, haa tbla day filed la this ottloe bta aworn atatement, No. 38,'A for the purchase of the NW goal ter, 8W quarter, aud Lota 1 aod of section 3U in Township No. 37 8., Range No. 17 P.., W. M ., and will offer proof to show that the land mor l"able for Ita timber !. ami o establish bie claim to aald land before Register and Kecetver Ht Lkevtew, lrerou, on Monday, the l lie names a wltnenaea: (lea Lynch, V V V-...x.l,...I. M U 1 1--..-- L...k T. Wo "dcock, all of Lakevlew, Oregon, Any and all peranna claiming ad . , .4. iimnn'iiv iii .. v.' f T- kill! mu i tersely the above deacrit-ed lands are 'requested o Hlo their claim In thia ' ottice on or tefore said Kith day of March. 1008. 5110 J. N. Watson, Register. Timber l.aitit !Valli United Stste;ijtnd Office, Lnkerlew Orejroti, lVo 7, 11X17. Notice I hereby given that In com pliHnce with the provisions of the set of Congress of June 'A, 1878, entitled "An act fur the sale of timber lsnds in the States of Csliforuin, Oregon, Xevailti, slid Watthlngtt.n Territory," b extendi! to sll the Public Land Ststex by set of Augunt 4, WZ, Nnrah OHrrett. of Lnkevlew, county of Lake, atnte of Oregon, hss thia day Hied In thix ortlce his sworn Htittetn-iit, No. :iK'Ct, for Iho ptircbane of the N hslf, NKqiisrter, SW quarter NK qiiHrter, and NW quarter, KB quarter, of sect ion 18, In Tonhlp :W, H.. Hangs 32, H, W. M., and will otrer proof to ahnw that the land sought Is more valuable for its timber or atone than for agriciiltuial purposes, and to es tablish his claim to paid laud before the lifgititar aud receiver at Lake view, Oregon, on Friday, the 28th dny of February. 1908. He uamea an witnesses: (5. V. liar tMy, J. H McConl, Oeo. Lynch. T. 11 litTiiard, all of Lakevlew, Oregon. Any and all perMons claiming ad versely the above dettcribed lands are reqiiHNted to tll their clniins iu thia ottice on or before anid 28th day of IV by. IIH'8. 5110 J. N. Watson. KegUter. Tlmhrr Land .olirr. United htatcs LhiiI Otllce, Iikevlew Oregon, Dec. . I'J07. Notice is hereby giveu that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of CougresH of June, 'A 1878, entitled "An at for the sale of timber laud iu the Stale nf California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," aa extended to all the Puhlio Laud states liy act of August 4, 18U2. William W, Hampton, of Paisley, county of Lake, state of Oregon, hag thia flay tiled in thia office hia aworn statement. No. 3824, for the porch use or toe SW quarter. quarter. N half, SK quarter, and 6K quarter. ! SK quarter, of Section 32 iu Township I , ,e u",'"r' tti" , A w " 'JO. S., liai ge lfi, K. W. M and wlll!"J,,rue c. K 11OI,veV ,C,,,.U V!,Kb,,r"' oTer proof to ehow that the 4and 1 finally, all of Lakeview Oregon sought la more valuable for IU timber i Any nd a I persona claiming ad or atone than for agricultural purpoa-1 "reel- the above described lands are es, and to establish hia claim to aald I requested to tile their c alma n thia land before Register and Receiver at ?,m',e " "r before eHl,, uf Lakeview, Oregon, on Monday, the 24 tb day of February, 1908. lie uamea aa witnesses: K B. Jack son, Frank Dobkina, Oeorge Harper, of Paisley, Oregou, and ueorge Lmery oi silver Lake, Oregon. Any and all persona claiming adver aely the Above described lauda are re quested to file their clalma iu thia office on or before said 24th day of Feb. 1908, 5110 J.N.Watson. Register Timber autnd Netlee. United States Land Otllce. Lakeview Oregon, jjec. 12, 1907. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of Jane 3. 1878. entitled An ,.ct for the sale of timber lands in the Statea of Califorina, Oregon. Nev ada, and Washington Tertitory, " as extended to all the PublioLand states by act of August 4, 1892. frank F. Toler. of Lakeview. coun ty of Lake, State of Oregon, baa this day Died in this office hia sworn state ment No. 3842, for the purchase of the E half HE quarter. NW quarter. 8E quarter, and NB quarter, UW quar ter, of Beet ton 22, in Townshio 37. Range 17. iu. W. M.. and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to estaoiisn ois claim to said land before Register and Receiver at Lakevlew Oregon, on Thursday, the 6th, day of Marcn, 19UH. lie uaroes as witnesses E. Woodcock, M. 8. Barnes. (Jeo. Lynch. Sarah T. Woodcock, all of Lakeview Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adver sely tDe above described lands are re quested to nle their claims in this office on or before said 5tb day of March, 1908. 5110 J. N. Watson. Register. Timber lanil Not Ire. United States Land Office. Lakeview Oregon lec. nth 1908. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled 'An act tor the sale ot tibmer lands In the btatea of Califorina. Orecon. Nevada, and Washington Territory," aa extended to all the Publio Land Btatea by act of August 4, 1892, j. nomas j. rowell. or Lakevlew. county of Lake, Btate of Oregon, baa thia day filed in this office bis sworn atatement, No. 38115, for tbe purchase A , n 1.1 I I KIM . L ... ui iuo n ubji, n quarter, ana w half, NE quarter, of section 29. In Towusblp 38, 8., Range 16, E., W.M., aud will offer proof to abow that tbe land sought la more valuable tor Its timber or stone than for agricul tural purposes, and to establish hia claim to aald land before Register and Receiver at Lakevlew Oregon, on Tuesday, tbe 3rd day of March, 1908. lie names aa witnesses: James E. Murray, Paul E. lingua. A. Btorkman. Cbus. Oliver, all of Lakeview Oregou. Any and allfpersona claiming adver sely the above described lands are re quested to file their clalma lo thia office on or before aald 3rd day of March. 1908. 51-10 (J. N Watson. Register. m . . aM-atiaa, I). Ii.rt n.n i .. the Interior, Uuilsd 8tati l.inl Oioce, Lakevlew Oregon, Deo . liXi? NOl'IOH la nerehy given thai the State of Oiegoii baa, under the pro vUlona or the act of rUtngreee of An guat II, 1818, end the act eupplement al and amendatory thereof, made ap pllcittiou for the following decarll d unapproprlatel, non minora), survey ed public landa aa indemnity for lot aK to ua grant for corn m on eohool tilirpnaa, to wit: List Nn. 240, for the SW quarter, NK quarter, C. 81, T 95 8., 1C 17 K , W. M. Lint No, 241, for the NK quarter, SK quarter, Nee. 'JO, T. IWH., H. 10, K. end HW quarter, HW quarter, Bc. 2o, NK quarter, NW quarter, Bee 3(1, T. MB., K. 15 K..W.M Any and all peranna rlalmlng a iv.r aely the ebote oencribed lunda aie ie queated to Hie In tbla otllce their hi) i lalnie on or liefore the Haturday the 2fth day of January ,11HW. 61 6 J. N. VVatann, KegUter mnir4iTT7rv..rir.. Department of the Interior, Union Rtatea Land CXIIce, Lakeview Oiegmi, l)eo. 7. 11)07. Notice la hereby given that in c pllance with the provlalona of the nc' of Uongresa of June II, H',H enlii'i "An act for tlie ale of timber IiiikI In the Mii lea of California, On-won. Nevada and Waahltigton Territory.' aa extended lo all the 1'uhlio I.aini rstaiea ny act or August 4. i nu K. Malloy, of Lakevlew, county o- Lake, State of Oregou, baa this ly tiled in this ottice hia swoiu statement No :t8:i4, for the purctia-e of ttie SW quarter of Section No. 8, iu Town ship No. 38 K. h'hl'H- No. 17 W. ' M., and will olfer prool to show I bat the laud sought I more nluntlo lot j ita tin i er or alone t Into tot hkiic i I total piiiposes, Mini to e-l iUlhli l.i claun to sulJ bind beloie Kcglrti r an I Keeelver at Lakevlew Oregon, on l-f I ; clay, tin 28th clay ot IVhrtiary, 1!H lie iniiiies as ,tuesses : John Kliii it of IlKiiHiixa Oiegoii, 1 1. P. M-dloy, 1' P. Ni.-iif, Munie A. Iji!it, of Li.x vie, Orgon. Any ami all peiou cltiiuiliiu mt verselv the almve lescriled IiiihIh ui retpienled to tile their claims in tli's office on or l'i lore ail 28th ilav of Fetironry, I1M8. 00 J. . W'rtlam, ItegiHti'r. ' TimIii r I a, l ! .- United States l.an.l Ottice, Lake view Oregon, Itc. tl, I'.Ki;. Notice in hereby given that in coin pliance with the provisiona of the act , ot C-JUgress ot June.;!, I78, entitle I ".Mi act tor tlie vale ot tin, let hinds in the States of California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Tei ritoi y , " aa extended to al tlie I'nl i i I.ihmI States tiy act of August 4, I8.2, Peat I K. Wllahire, of Lakeview, couul) oi Luke, State of Oregon, has thia day tiled in thia office hia sworn state ment. No. ,'!82.t, for the purchase of the SW4 SK4 SKJ SWJ NKJ SWJ Sec. .'J aud NWI NK of Section No. 10. In Township No. 118 H, Kange No. 18, K., W. M., aud will offer proof to show that the land sought la moro valuable for its timber or atone than for agri- ! cultural purposes, aud to establish hia ' claim to said land before Kegister and iveceiver at uaiceview oregou, on nuratiay llie aurj oay or reoy., 1!kw. Feby. 1908. 5010 J. N. Wataou, Keg later. N oiler far" Publication." Department of the Interior, Uoited Btatea Land Office, Lakevlew, Ore gon, Nov. 2(5, 1907. NOT1CK is hereby given that the Btate of Oregon has, under the pro visions of the Act of Congress of Aug ust 14, 1848, and the acta supplemen tal and amendatory thereof, made ap plication for the following described, unappropriated, oon mineral, sur veyed publio laud as indemnity for losses to its grant for common school purposes, to-wit. : List No. 238. for SWi. Seo. 21. T. 30 a., K. 10 K., W. M. List No. 239, for NEJ SWJ, SWJ tsrj, oc. a:t, i: -&i a., and Uol 4. Beo. l.T- 20 B., R.1 9 fci., W.M . Any and all persona claiming ad Tersely tbe above described lands are requested to file In tbU office their aaid claims on or before tbe 31st day or January, tjuh 50-10 J. N. Wataon, Register, TIVIIIKH I Al fcirTIi fr- United States Laud Office, Lakeview Oregon. Oct. 17. 1907. Notice la hereby given that In com pliance with the provisiona of tbe act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in tbe States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Tenlrtv. " as extended to ail tbe Publio Laud States by act of August 4. 1892, Edgar Howell, ot New Plue Creek, county of Liaue, eiaie or Oregon, nas to is day filed In this office bis sworn statement. No. 3800, for tbe purchase of tbe Lots 12 and 3. of section No. 21. if Townbbip No. 41 B., Range No. 21 E. W. Al., and will olfer proof to show that the laud sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for auri cultural purposes, aud to establish bis claim to said land befoie tbe Register and Keoeiver at Lakevlew Oregon, on Thursday tbe 2, day of January, 1908. ile names as wltueses: J. V. Reed er, licrt Wade, U. U. liammersley Oscar Smith, all of Pine Creek, Ore gon. Any and all persona claiming ad versely tbe above described lands are requested to tile their claims In this office on or before aaid 2 day of Jan. 4310 J. N. Wataon, Register. MADE FOR SERVICE IN THE ROUGHEST WEATHER AND GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY WATERPR00F OWEIfi W DAM M FT OLIVIYLKO Cf irirnc 3&o This trade mark ond the word Tower on the button! distln aulih this hlah qroda slicker from Ithsjust as good brands - vv GOOD THINGS TO EAT. , DUhae That Are raweua l the uney , teulh. ftbrtmp rrUne-l'ut tenapoon tttl of tart In eawepnn. When It to bot, etlr In one epminful of flour. frUIr ever fhe fire until the flour la rich brown; then add one on! hip;nd fine end when that h f M 'tlU (Irut liefore It browwo il t tuble epoonf-jla of toinetm-f d it niew little with the aeucepnii eivd on H alow fire; then wheu t louiMtou have nielte. down a.M I cupa of hot water; aaaon to tnrt with aalt. pepper and cayenne. 11 II "bind few nilmilea la-fore dinner, then put In the ahrluip". one or two i.i . accord ln tl number of g'.ieit. TV ahrlmp' v HI lreak If put In to earl..'. It Ice I" i regetai Ie plain ImiIk erally i ha aulwtantlnl and healthy and yet when served Jimt d the men In the fnmlly cen "No, thnnk you." Hmr ho following for a change 'ml' they will any: ',re. Wash one-half cup of Mk In a double boiler until '. time try ami see f'reole 1 i rice nti'l teniler. Uy two K'd "!, pi'" or bacon Into a hot frying pan and cNk to a crisp, but do not burn. Add to thru tlrlntilnim half nn onion sliced fln ani brown; then add hnlf a cup of tomntoca nnl tlie rice. Season wltli cayenne peper and anlt and stew to irether until It haa all blended. A very popular dish of la-ef. known In the eouth aa "grlmles." In an apte tly.lng '.ih that la easily prepared a follows; !rlailes.-Take two pounda of beef (the lottoni round If poaalble), allce thin, trim off all the fat and cut In pieces about the alee of the Inside of your bund. Put one spoonful of lard In a saucepan. When the lard la hot drop your meat, which must lo first properly washed. In the hot lard; add a little s.itf. black pepper and cayenne. Cover the 'saucepan and let the. meat atew, or, rather, lll. for the Juice of the meat will Ih.II out. Stir occasionally aud let alt the Juice of the meat boll out. When It iteglns to get dry stir It till It browns. When It is of a nice bnwn color, sprinkle In the saucepan ahoiit one tcuspoonfu! of flour. When thut la I towii, move It off the hot tiro so thut It will not burn ami add three or four good atxed onions sliced and three or four Inrge taMcspooufula of tomatoes. 11 It all smother with the cover ou the saucepan, stirring once In awhile till the onions and tomatocN are all melted, to a rich gravy; then add two tensootifula of lulling water and Benson to taste and let it boil atanit one hour more. A tluy bit of anrllc addrt flavor if yon like It. CORSICAN CUSTOMS. Tragic Funarat "tltsa Daath Hunters and Impreviaateraa. When a Corsica n woman dies, she 1 alwaya buried iu a new coatome, which aometlmes with the poorer claaaea takea up moat of the family saving, and aa the beat of tbe climate renders burlnl Imperative within twenty-four hours the new gown la generally com menced directly the dying person's Ill ness assumes a serious form. Corsica ua reverence the dead, and a feature in a funeral Is the "Improvise tores," women whose business it la to Improvise prone-poetry to the mourn era. Oftru thia improvising la wonder fully tH-ntitlful and breathes the true feeling of sorrow. Tbe "death huutera" attend fuuerala and afterward wrestle with the mourn era. If a relative of the deceased get the better In the combat It Is assumed that his affection for the departed rela tive waa absolutely genuine. When the corpse leaves tbe house, the women gather at an upper window and, tearing out bandfula of their hair, throw It on the coffin. Tbe rich hire women mourners who scratch their facea and are paid Iu proportion to the Injuries they Inflict on themselves In their paroxysms of grief. A Corslcun widow wears a atrip of black material tied on bcr eyes for week, and during that period abe la fed and led about by her friends. No room In her bouae la cleaned and no fire lighted for tbe same period. In the cemeteries are a succession of little buildings with flat roofs and high openings. These are the tombar and In side them are rich hangings, flowers, poetry nnd lampa which tbe mourners place there in remembrance of the de parted. KITCHEN WRINKLES. Save time when knife cleaning by previously warming the knlfeboard be fore tbe fire. Common snuff sprinkled in tbe cbinka round the fireplace will drive away crlcketa. To cut cheese smoothly and without breaking fold tissue or paraffin nanor over the knife blade. When the white of a frx'sh egg Is beaten to a froth and added to the cream It will whip much more quickly and easily. A little fresh grated coconnut anrin. kled over a Waldorf aalad (of eelerv and tart applo with mayonnaise) la a pleasant addition. Use fine wire for hanging uo such articles ns rolling pins, .-bopping knives, potuto luushors and pastry boards. The wire loon is nerlWtlv clean. A few drops of turpentine addnrl fn cold water starch or bollod stnreh nrin give an excellent gloss to the liuen and win prevent it from sticklno- rn th Iron. The fluvorlng of ahrlmpa Is much lm proved If boiling water Is poured over them a short time before they are aerved. It must be drained away Immediately.