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TUKSDAY, I)K CKMHER 20, 1021 Matter of Special Interest to Women Header 1 ft I I 1 i i y-N Holding a Husband TIi cScreen Cteneitfp Activities Two Telephone Girls Build 'Thrift' Home Bare Knees, Bobbed Hair, Bar to Girls AULU: GAh'IU SOS'S AVjc Phase of "Kenfotions of a Wife" I i iw liiii i- i u' hli'iy, Im II A 1 I Mi till It rt nn.l V. I li.ilul.Ti". f'T he Kt .11 Si'Hir I-I I' Munii ll'tl iiaif Port it? 77. li A Tlii Ixiin; in i I I i', Mil till). Ill Ill'll-lX I Hi.

IT i llitu uV I. I Pr l.il-liml'en.il Ivtmit. IVo. Id li.iro iiKed lip and veiy h.u1 klrt I I 1 i I i i ,1 WIIV DID MUOU :itNTI.AH MAKK IIH Mv Hum' Urn iitta nd'H face as he Mrixlc luMiinl UM Mil as II ulu.i in. Mill tlirm was an uuvtonlml pallor upon it, 1111, 1 a jiilm tiKhtin-nn t.f the hues ntxitit hut mouth wlii.li inii.io tiiu wonder whelher wluit lie had Just Mfli had 1 brought III) self up hhult with a ill 111 t.

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person who In hanl to com im p. I fell all my suspicions, my vague liliVletliH nf I he Jiillllley down, redouble by 1 1.11I1 list to i hn Lis tilt- pcai'o and Joy vliu Ii Major imni land's entrance hud Uitiihlird. Yet I was cuiIoiin eiiotn.li to n.il'iio Unit the army of-llicr was only heiAlng cither Dicky or tmi in the Information he was bringing. Tho argument lasted several Then Dieky put his hands art. thru-linn his thuinlm down, rurlotn grsitire.

winch I know means that he I'lirt I St. i i 'ii ry lh I ii in I' i 'it- I me bun to Kiibsbinliiil uilvuil. ennMIt uf Kill employe In IMroit. Lmiiiliv. do not ncree with Minn Annie Matthew.

reifiHter of the county of New Yoik. who nnnouitced recent:) her employe nmy wear what tin leu so. "The ltiiple, old f.ililoneJ pill, who li the powder puff and lip Mick i if .1 t. 11 ill. I UM-k In-' il tin t.i r.

ii, ti A llllll.H III f. I In ii.hm: i 'i Ix- rlii fin. I I. ri lituiiiliii i.f Hi. Ms' I i.

r.r nlli iim iiih- I 1 1 lui i i i 1 i I I I' I I -Ill i n' illjl I i-r i 11 i I ii i I I. I Insh of nelf ri'pioniii at my own li.ll.'iiloiu folly, and looked quickly at Dicky to hee what lus mIIIIii.Iu would i'l Hill. ni' l- flllldn ful l'iH 'l i I l' w-i. I I twj toward this Intruder upon our nine in I.l. Till' HOlsi: TIIT TIIKIKr Itlll.T and niakin M-mbUince of IiiiIiiik' her knis-N with her hlioit kl-t I sought for Jul here." Mi llurnel t'oiule, head of the MlchlTin State Telephone Train! kchool, ri.iiil.

"Wo abhor tho frivolous, flighty type of k'H'l. and if we find that a in our employ develovt Mich telldellcles. woodland Idyll. "1 U' your pardon for Intruding," M.ijor tiniiitliiiid aaid, hurriedly, as ho I I .1 I i I a house that ruuM flit tip it ri. hi iii Hi' ,1 in York, in i omrilv U' il ir.

nf nn i i-i ii-. rn. il i ik jit i.l hi, I l-'l rt Mill. iin-l It Kit. ill I i Ii M.u i.

A Hill-, i'l I-. Ail 1 i rl a lilt i I'tiriM m.i 'i unite up to us. 111 rei'tunM. Tho puri isn In. lud.vl exiiythi'iK from wall paper In paint.

I'ur li.lrrn.ittfii.il N. St. 1.pii:. Ifi'. tlic i "Von needn't," Dicky interrupted It a.s at an rxprmllturr utory of "tin- it tliult I'UiIt coolly, "purely a man Iiiin a right to M.ss.

Ila. and Mi. lied lAanf. -n- l't I I A- we tell her that her pow.tlott I at lako unlcui hc iiuhIiIU her appear- lie in 1 UM' wanira mop We need ulrl of Mabitity, and i.f i- little lain-1 comfy Uusemi nt. An.l no tney cnilnl vr.

hits siirreinler.Ml hlN own Judgment to that of aunt her person, and the two melt walked toward me. It In Vi.ry Simple' "Tell her yourself," I heard my hu band my curtly, as they cams nearer. I saw Major Cranium. I straighten his broad shoulders as If to assume an unexpected burden thrust upon thnru. "Mrs.

timlinm," he lagan formally, "I wli-h to ask a favor of you, one which If you grant 1 wiiih you to do so without questioning me for my reasons. Will you do It?" 1 think if Dliky had not leen listening I should have sign I lied my assent nt once, for I was sure from hi manner that only the moiit urgent no-rissity would have Induced him to "iLiy iiniK" it I my experience that tilrlu who aiv u.uitnl 11 llr. Place that Itoni me leii piioue ci.niwny 10 if a Si'Vll." irii il 1' iir, ihi- I I I'l th'1 after, lit I. i In iiv fi 1 1,.,. Hi.

tho basi iiHtit'illCBInit party." Uttlo .1 rl. I' lit 1:. .1 1 1 i Ji'llll I l.llll. .1 1 1 1. 1 tuid ti In iHlni.m W'n II, li-i'll 1 1' 1 by little the cxcavutlnt; rompletoil.

b.c yard for a tufty l.in. f'. I. With the aid of ft neikl.lonnt con- i i.i 1 Alia no Ciillie tnio ltiriri klsN IiIh Wife, and we'o been married Ion," eiiounh to gel over any Wilbur. msMilrllt about It." He faced the other man Willi laugh-Ing ryes, but v.

ho know his every Inflection and facial change, fnw that til eyes were tut i.l under their brightness, and I hat ho resented fiercely, uti-reasoitlngly. Hie other niuti'aj appearance upon the Rcene. Tho army oitlcer threw his hend back ever nllghlly-nn Instinctive movement, nliinot 11s if he wore re I I- It was I lvi.rivati..r r. al. I ti ador the house wa put up.

ll.ir A I i 1. 1. ntyle cxtrenilstii do not pontes tluit quality. ClrLn with bobbed hair are usually told it would look belter under a net and not to pment the apieur-nnce of a Fiji Islander." MU.1 Karah M. Sheridan, aalin man-ncer of the 1 et roil 1'dwon company, said: "We don't hire pirM who arc fl.uhy M.ll trim Mi- ii I I I'll I'k.

I iii 11! llli Hi I'iii. Vi iLiation of the -house dr. am An I 'tirnish. and then came the crown. Is how the b.nld!nK of Huolcn" vnt of the tmc tur'.

f.uivts came by hundred for Virst! the two fUU constmcte.l a hotL-ewarmliiB" un.l -Hazelcn." 011 the thud iicre that "'X rwin and KiM'imnt. was i i. iiiii'i- I'. I'. I i.

mi' J.I 1 tr. il'iilili iiti-l n. i. Iii I'. ui: -1 1.

I nni. and or ronsplcuou. but endeavor to necure dedicated. was theirs. This i vi.I a prema- ceiving a blow from an opponent loo Kill of refinement and Kood tale." 'I'l fi'l' ti'.

i. I i Th, i "I.ii'iily ail i t- I 'j j'i "i ii ou can do any flung you want to if you want to cnouwh." acree the own-in. of "the house that thrift built." who lidmit that they "learned lot of thlmrs wo never knew before" and recommend tluit other biisine.su women try the experiment of bulldini? a home. turo home uluie 111. 'kei anil ihin.s went uu week to the jMVim: bank for "tho house fun The departme nt camp In to help thrift build tins home.

Armnce-mints ware thu mails for the purchase. 0:1 the lnstalnn nt iliildnn of I I.f iimi ,1 In.M.l.il will ni I'l) II. Sill Ull'ih hits 1 Hi' u.il Ulllll'll with at! I t'vo Ail Things You'll Love to Make Almost every day one has itoino dit.h As 1 i'Mi' 1: iiichi tear f. 1 lip to "Tol'ahle l'a lit the Slate this week. It a st.iiy a f.u n'y f.

ti I and love In! nn.ur.t.i.iis The act-j I If ti.it better tlnn any' I tine of kind er alt. mpt. d. id I'. ilias" tile leadllltf I I 1- i.s by Olmlyti II'; a star.

is a I -lit a low nibin. when I I' Kill, it nn. 's the mad trio of 1 iM 1:1:1. an th. m.

The ftiiht) whiih Innss breiithlcsi in-l I uf horror as the rianint.iiti.'i'r be.its the frail boy iin-t w.i'.i. i'a wi'h "Tol'ablr- IXavid" eo.ii.'dy enti'Jed 'Th I'. ef accompany Tl." rt" kl! s' of the boat. in the ra ws pi. tur.

mount, po-i H.i in- ti. 1 to iliiUlun iiulu ii.Im mil i mill ,1 fi-r ill. .111. Th' iM-rs, itil. tti.i il lAli bit Jan.

inn a in .11 .1 Hi- 1.1I i.f il. liu-ni' strong for him. Hut hi.i voice was even, measured, as ho iipoke, completely ignoring Dicky's somewhat metallic pleasanlry. "May 1 me you for a moment alone, Mr. (irnhnni? You will pardon nie?" lie turned to nie abruptly, and I saw his eyes leap to the flowers In my hair, (hen meet my own with grave tioning.

I tried hard to achievo coin-nionpliiceiiesN In my answer. "Oh, Mircly!" I wild lightly. "I was Just Malting for the lake, anyway." As I spoke I gathered my Mowers together and rose from my neat. What Mad-'e Saw make Mich reiiiest. Hut If I did uiiiitifMloniiigly assent It would Imply an nlmilnte confidence and reliance upon the man which 1 feared my hu.v hand would strongly resent.

And Ilka many another woman, I feared his dls-approval so much and valued his smile so highly that 1 stifled my Justcr, Niner Instincts. "I would like to hear It first," I said quietly. I fancied that Major (Inintland flinched ever so slightly. I knew that Dicv drew a deep breath of elation, but 1 waited apparently unseeing for the ofilcer'a reply. "It Is very simple," ho "Simply that you do not go outside your cottage for a few days unaccompanied by your huslmnd, your father or some sl.i.tt- till- I I.l try an- i.v:.-1 1 nun!" a'.

pi 11. a lit Wn'1 l't Which Kind of a Girl v.y v. faikk.w Who Occupies a fnlijue 1'osition in the Writing World as an Authority on the riobVms of Life or bowl of food which nun to left to cool off. It Is lovely to have a set of PISH COVERS to lay over these dlsh that the food may cool off i nnd not become contaminated by dust and dirt. Cut quare and circles of I white tot ton net.

You will need two all's liuli C'rt if fJrt nid in ni's CirrUs S' ti "I've been reading so much about 1 who have yet the strength to offer In layers for each cover. Join the two kiv. 1 epilation and understanding. Men ill liii. I'll.

1:. i'. I'lftn'ii lain. ii. ,1 1'imr i-liiMivn uli i t.iiiii ,1 al tl, Stian tlna'or Monday iniiniini: I Slier i-iri'li' i.f tin 1 Hurl.

ty. This of tho I'liiiili. I 'mti'i tivi. M.ra ty anil if f.iinlll..- of il sohiii -rs. ivciv at l.y hull.

i.f tin' Irnil'li' tin' tri'o. A ChnMina civ. iLillrrii nf M-Mii'iial CM her iivrr l.y Mi.s Mary Wool. M-s Jii'niK Mii pnrnthy X. n-furr, Mi.sk W'aikor.

Thi affair was by Mi. J. Si h' fi.Ik. Mr. VI.

II r.ticy an-l th im- ef the Packlnc' nnJ 'i'zz want to find their best selves stltn "Sit down," my husUiml said author- Itiitlvcly, "and wait for me. You're Met DlskC overs ulated. their powers called upon for stnkvn. and buims them wuli ione.l girls and the various types hich I flourish tc.Uiy that my land's in a achievement, their faith and loyalty other man." Tomorrow: Mow Dicky "Took" Major (iruiitlaiitl'N Words to tailed into living. The lure of the senses may befuddle ait mainly "A of .11 tin- li.ii'al hall, th" t.on i.f rr.stioin.

u.il I.f Tim r-lay an i Ki.vi.iy if this wii-k ii'. ris'ins. 'i la- i Slate Sunshine M.raty a at l'J a.m. Ivc. a' at the X.

a r.i: th.at'T to raise mom for char.t.ih.e work. youth for the moment now and then Mraml l.ivini:?" This is of th. week's curat the strand. After pu mie is inclined I known Aim-rn ancse. wl.irl." writes James C.

V. "Do you know I'm not sure which type of girl I ri.illy like. I see something in the tricks of the vamp and som. thing in the amusement offered by the Jazz But the mind and the spirit revolt "I t.on view t.i j- in w. say against giving themselves over com- I plettly to the phy sical.

not t-troiig enough yet to climb down there alone. Major Crnntland and won't be gone a minute." There was a curious Intonation In his voice which plainly told mo Dicky was Indulging In what I sometimes mentally dub his small boy tendency to "nhow off" when ho especially dislikes noiiieono and wishes to point a bit of revenge. I knew that he meant to Impress upon the army oltleer's consciousness the fact that 1 was Hiehard Graham's wife, and that he had the authority to command me to "stay put" where ho had placed me. The or Words to that ef- i aa-a suuieiuniii 111 i.ie euuuui i uiui wi.se un old fiishion. home mlk'ht Men want women who give their Big Sale on Slippers f- t.

offer. But if I were to marry tomor womanly best and call out the best that men have to offer. They want love and that is made of mind and row I wouldn't know- which to choose. spirit, not flesh alone. Kvii Monnhan anil Wa'tibmy.

hnn.iii.l uui lrin will nave i- The Junicr of th N'iMtini. i.i." I'mothy Hathaway :ir.l Nurso' as-ni uition f-ntfrta nei! pa M.i Kv Snow hnvv- ti. tits at 11 (Tin.stin.is party thL afw- roll s. E. Mu-'Hr is in noon at tho I'lyn-outh churrh parish of arranonitnts.

Illo.ks of s. a's ur.1 honsp. The In- lit.lo'l inoyic- ln i.v.b l.y l.u.-ini and music. Mrs Kmlorick Toarsp nnfl 1 n-. and piM-n to soMlts Mis Mirtin vr-rp In chnrcc an.l po.r thslUrcn.

The sncii ty nu of tho distribution of prisi Mr- this momini; at Dona! ison's to Pipir. Jr. and Mrs. Jon- for the affair an. to cumpittc 1 iii" with a young man, 'hi than Kugene O'Brien, who.

I sum-, ted if ri.l'i zzlement. seeks to. end his i.f. (if course he Is innocent, 1 But upon arnv n-j at the spot where' I he int. nd to give a negative answer; to the he finds a young woman b- nt also on How- lightly a nuin may view suicide a- it Is a personal affair, he' ni.

nidi an! especial-, iy who are co.ng to imi-( RU ECO If I were a man I wonder if I wouldn't want the same thincs which, being a woman, strike me as the essentials of happiness? Seems to me that this distinction between man and woman Js a little over-stressed. We're all human beings with the same longings and aspirations and needs. And when we stop specializing and laying so much stress on male and female, I think we'll come a bit nearer the truth. So if I were a man I'm prepared to say with some authority and insist Incident was so characteristically Dickylah that my amusement crowded out my resentment at his absurdity. I resumed my seat obediently, and the two men walked Just far enough laye rs with buttonhole stitching around the edges.

Use blue mercerized cotton or any other color that will look well with the dominant color note In the kitchen. Weight the ends with col AKItl.U.K l.HKXM'S John O. Buy-rle. 14: Martha away to be out of earshot, but not out of Right. I saw that Major was talking rapidly, gesticulating ener ored wooden or glass beads.

These Kii.il A. Uusiufsun, 27, ultfa A. K. carl- NET DISH COVKUS are pretty also Joint A. Krosliaug, 25; Mildred A.

Handull, getically as he spoke, and I could even see that Dicky's attitude was that of to cover food on the table while waiting for guests to be seated at their ence I'd want a companion with whom 1 11 11. 1 uuhki. nun. ji. places.

FLOKA. I found inspiration and peace and the Juhn L. Jucuiawn, jj; Lillian K. Kournia, Joy of living. Kiln L.

Pries. SI: Esther Vnllrath. ID. rush actions. W.th little tf-fin't juu should be able to build the n.

of the plot yourself. Winifred Westover. now Mrs. Bill Hart, plays oppos.te. O'Brien.

Bill Hart, doubtless, fclso believes life worth living. New Oarri. It One dress suit for two men offers Mie ifie.llnn in si fVila (Copyright. 1921. Public Ledger Co.) I'd realize that thrills are thrilling Waiter v.

Jeffrey, in; Marion C. Wood, not stage it, although many are expected to bo present. It Is to be di all right, but that they dun't last and Society Leaders Take rected by a committee composed of la Tlie only real, pra.llral CiirUtmn l.lrt. liuve 11 stork of Men's, U. in.

en's mill Children's Hlin-pert, felt or ti-utltrr, st prices you i-itJi't duplicate elhewlirre. Felt 70 984 1.38 91.05 $2.05 $3.45 Special Tomorrow Women's Shoes $1.05 Misses' and Children's Shoes at $2.48 Pclmquist UALITY SHOE STORES 1541 E. Lake St. that life would be a hectic thing if they did and very little business would get bor men. Anurew A.

Hume, legal; Marian C. Hol- i-iluoil, John A. Ji 21: Alice n. Slaeik, 10. VVilimni foster, 4u; Martha Skaar, 4l.

Louis O. Vaile, 2S: Vivian I'etlUoril. SO. Winuelti O. Hinckley, Cora M.

titempe, P.oy A. Butter-field, 34; Buena B. Young. Part in Labor Dance Duluth, Dec. 20.

(SpeclalH- donations for p-xr fiiiiiii.s. The last Noi.ie (Iran. is club of Myrtle Pibekah Icke will mnt t. n.fiht at the home of Mrs. M.

Dudley. 81'i5 Tenth avenue S. Billy Mortimer Woman's Relief Coips gave a card party this afternoon at 17 S. Seventh street for the benefit of holiday work. In charge of the affair were Florence Do Camp, Lmma Shaptman and Christine Bu-by.

The Enterprise Social club will meet Thur.vL.y afternoon at the home of Mrs. Annie Eggcrs, 1728 Bioomington avenue. Mary E. Starkweather Tent No. 1, Daughters of Veterans met Last night at Memorial hall, courthouse.

J. W. Beach gave a lecture on "Henry James" at a meeting of the Searchlight Study club held yesterdiy at the Leamington hotel. The Bumv Bees of Woodbine Camp No. 617, R.N.

will give a Christmas party tomorrow afternoon at the The impulse to build w. ek's feature at the New Garrick. i accomplished. can't be ignored for the desire to woo. Prediction was made here today that D.

Watson, 18; Ailcen C. Klvors. If I were a man I'd try to under-1 stand the fundamentals of my own na-1 ture. And having arrived at an honest estimate of myself, I'd square my am-1 Wu.la 17. The grand march will be led by Mayor Snlvely, Indorsed by labor at the last election.

The dance fund will be placed at the mayor's disposal and he plans to use it by clearing rights of way for the Duluth boulevard nnd the clearing of dead and burned timber from park lands. J. K. Kdwards Is chairman of the committee. thousands of dollars for the relief of Duluth's unemployed will be raised through attendance at the charity ball to be given in the armory on the night Alliert Moen.

ii: Julia Anderson. 19. Hine of tinnsportation for the Mrs. dtto Hraiiley and Miss K-ther enti rfaimn. nt.

Mrs Irvinu Fish, refreshments. Mi.es Evelyn Davis and Miss Marjraret Banhvell, Relief Corps Elects Officrrs James P.ryant Women's Relief Corps, w-hirh met yesterday at Memorial hall, has elected the following officers for the eomine year: Mrs. Jesephinc Tlank. president; Mrs. Ktta Fowler, senior vice president; Mrs.

C. Sneed. junior vice president; Mrs. Sophie Whitney, treasurer; Mrs. Kate Nichols, chaplain: Mrs.

Velva Williams, conductor; Mrs. Nellie Gray, puard. The corps served picnic supper for James Iirvunt post, G.A.R. Scouts Troops Prepare For Outdoor Carnival Twin city girl scouts will co-operate in a program for an outdoor carnival to be held in St. Paul in January.

The first day of the city carnival has been turned over to tho scouts. The program will be at Como park. There will be skiins: for distance, skiing for form, two scouts on one pair of skiis, high jumping and tobogganing on sklis. There will also be relay skating races, skating backwards and free for all races, as well as long distance snowball throwing, snow sculpturing of a of Dec. 23.

bitions and nature and desires -with the folks I met. Men must want partners, companions, gentle women who give love and The ball will be different from usual in which Charles Ray hus stellar honors. The picture offers first rate entertainment. A Tounerville trolley comedy also Is on the bill. New Aster "Pure Fire" is the title of the feature film at the New Aster for the first half of the week, which will be followed by Coastance Talmadge in her Selznick revival, "Scandal." Hoot Gibson is the star in "Sure Fire" and he ha.s the role of a happy-go-lucky, fighting cowboy.

charity affairs. Society leaders will Daily Star Patterns home of Mrs. C. Guffin, 3338 Dupont avenue S. Minnehaha Rebekah Lodge No.

1 will entertain members of District No. Victor H. lidberif. 2a; Mubelle Kulseth, 19. JenniiiKx il.

Heboid, 23; Catherine H. l'avis, 2y. Puveiu M. Puffer. 58; Emma Holler, tii.

Christopher Wuson legal; Mary Kramer, ltgal. itiimis Girls Mrs. Gerold S. Klbbey, 4508 Xerxea av a. Hurry W.

2517 Oartlelil av a John Wagner, 318 24tll av n. Aaron McCartin, 43s University av ne. William B. Trarnm, 4641 34th av a. Carl r'raua, 2U21 Clinton av s.

Arvi.l u. Kngtitroni, 22D ldth av s. Walter lledviiand. 3617 37tli av s. Arthur Kylin.

Oakland av. Victor O. Johnson, 23uu 30th av s. ihs Leon It. Mrinkhall, lui Sheridan av n.

Fred L. Kugglus, 520 James av n. Robert MroHioUH, 1401 Park av. Oscar Biokke, Kxcelslor, Minn. K1111I Heinz.

423H 39tll av s. Leonard Cuerry, 31H 2nd St ne. runk Heck, 01 University av ne. Sever Carlson, 3704 27th av s. Lion CJ.

Van Dyne, 2101 Newton av s. Joseph Hieha. ltio8 University av ne. Andrew K.spaca, 4111 4t)i st n. William Kliioynr, 3008 28th av a.

L. J. Petit, 34U4 Minnehaha av. New York Women 1 tomorrow night at 11 Fourth street N.E. Ladies' auxiliary of the A.O.H.

Divi Xmas Suggestion To Our Readers sion No. 10, will give a Christmas party for 60 children tonight at 3100 l'illbbury avenue. Mrs. J. I'.

Lang will be in charge. Am! 3468 How to Cut the Meat Bills By LOKETTO C. LYNCH An Acknowledged Expert in All Matters Appertaining to Household Management jc tr -1 11 1 1 Say Irish Pact Favors British New York, Dec. 20. "The peace that is offered Ireland has the same purpose as the war that was imposed on her," said Or.

Gertrude Kelly, president of the Irish Women's council, addressing a meeting of the council which later adopted a resolution pledging its unwavering suuport to Eamon ue Valera and his supporters in Ireland who are opposing the proposed treaty with Great Britain. Dr. Kelly declared she had received word direct from Ireland that the women were unitedly behind De Valera and that the Irish labor movement also was in favor of his stand. The council sent a cablegram to the Countess Markiewicz as follows: "Liberty-loving women of America assembled in meeting tonight, stand with the mothers and daughters of the Irish republic and pledge them their support to maintain the independence won through such noble sacrifices." Many varieties of cheese are either too expensive for the average purse or Fred Joseph Wright, 2224 Central ne. UEATWi Cliarlos Smith, SO, 2215 Illlon av n.

Martha JoluiHon, 73, 2432 15th av s. lio.sa O. Meioy, ti5, 31i Grand av. Mary Alice Los. 2609 Aldrich av s.

Juiia Broilt, 60, 6008 Fremont av a. C. A. London. 64, 1320 7th st se.

illbertina Handberg, 63, 2417 34th av s. Henry L. Le Hell, 42, 1SU5 Western av. J(oy VV. Farmer, 41, 87 Kpruce Place.

Anna Korsman, 37. 900 8th av Gust Uodleski, 2617 University av n. Ida Wiunice Krlfikson, 23, 3143 Bloom, av. Helen Majsterska, 11, 1913 Univ. av ne.

CONTAGIOUS IMNKAMKH Quarantined New Released Total too difficult of digestion. This is es pecially true of the hard cheese. Cottage cheese, however, may be made at As a valuable and interesting Christmas Gift, send your friend the Daily Star prepaid for a period of at least three months. Forward the attached coupon properly filled out to our office and we will commence delivery of the Star on Tuesday, December 27 (the day after Xmas). We will also mail a Christmas card to your friend, announcing your Xmas Gift and giving your name and address.

home from recently soured milk, or It may be produced by clotting the milk with the tablets sold at the grocer's for this purpose. Or, if one has no Scarlet Fever 7 7 209 Smallpox 2 0 10 desire to produce the cheese from soured milk, commercial firms are producing cottage cheese of excellent quality in this country. Press about four tablespoons of cottage cheese into a cup. Unmould it on a pretty dish. Make an indentation In the center and put into the hole some of your favorite jam.

Sweet crackers or soda biscuit may be served with this. Cottage cheese salad is easy to make and very effective as to coloring. To prepare it, mix thoroughly one pound of cottage cheese with one and one-half tablespoons of cream, one tablespoon of minced olives and salt to taste. First, fill a rectangular tin mould with cold water to chill and wet the surface. Line the bottom with waxed paper.

Then pack in three layers of cheese, putting parallel strips of canned pimento between the layers. Cover with waxed paper and put in a coo! place until ready to serve. Run a knife around the sides and invert the Cottage cheese is a substitute for nnncinnnnnnnnnnn The council wa3 told by S. N. Ghose, national organizer of the Friends of Freedom for India, that regardless of whether or not the Irish treaty is ratified, India will accept no compromise in the matter of independence.

"We may see a new India born within a year," he said. He added that the reason England wants a "naval holiday" is that she hasn't money enough toa keep up the armament race. "In 10 years," he asserted, "England would have been the third naval power, with the United States first and Japan second." Tyiiliold 0 Diphtheria 8 17 113 Chlckenpox 4 3 49 Poliomyelitis 0 0 1 Measles 1 0 IS City water analyzed Dec. 17 Safe. AlTO.MOlill.KS STOLEN No.

T701 Owner, J. F. Harris, 2220 Broadway. No. H7G9 Owner, H.

R. Kaufmann, 2000 Pcnn av s. IIUII.DIN'G PERMITS M. Hutledge, 2762 40th av lstory frm ilvclg, L. 10, Ii.

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2, Hull's addn 3,250 Four other minor permits 00 MINNESOTA DAILY STAR. Gentlemen: Please send the Daily Star for a period of three months as a Xmas Gift to A Popular Apron Dress Pattern 3468 is here portrayed. It Is cut in four sizes: Small, 32-34; medium, 36-38; large, 40-42, and extra largo, 44-46 inches bast measure. The width at lower edge is 2 yards. A medium size will require 6 yards of 36-inch material.

Gingham, chambrey, lawn, linen, percale, sateen, drill, alpaca and seersucker could be used for this design. The model is made with reversible Name Address P. Eox Route. meat and a delightful change, especially around the holiday times, when many of us are apt to indulge too freely in the richer articles of diet. Cottage cheese may be served plain as the main dish at luncheon or dinner.

Brown bread and butter, a fresh green salad plant and a large baked apple with cream would nicely round a meal whose principal dish was cottage cheese. Excellent sandwich fillings may be made from it. Try mixing any of the following with cream cheese: Broken nut meats, chopped pimentos, finely cut green peppers or shredded cucumbers. One especially good filling is a combination of cottage cheese, horseradish, onion juice and finely chopped parsley. This is very palatable when served on sour rye bread.

French people are fond of salads containing cheese. A very attractive ealad Is made by moulding the cottage cheese into small eggs (about the size of pigeon eggs). The hard-cooked yolks of a couple of eggs is forced through a stminer and the cheese eggs are lulled lightly in this "golden rain." mould. Cut in slices and serve on lettuce leaves with French dressing and wafers or thin bread and butter sandwiches. Cottage cheese club sandwich is very good.

The sandwich is made of three good-sized slices of toast from which the crust lias been removed. One or two more of the slices is spread thickly with cottage cheese. Lettuce and watercress and salad dressing is used. Suggestions for filling the rest of the club sandwich follow: Tomato, lettuce and mayonnaise dressing: thin- I enclose herewith Subscription rate- Total building permits -City Delivery, 3 months, $1.35 By Mail, 3 months, $1.50 Archbishop Indorses Christmas Seal Sale Indorsement of the sale of Christmas seals to finance the war on tuberculosis was voiced today by Archbishop Dowling in a letter to the Minnesota Public Health association. "No better way of educating the public to the things that are for the good of the community can be found than by a general campaign, which, singling out some pest like tuberculos closing and may be finished with wrist length or elbow sleeves.

It may be worn over a dress, but serves as well in place of a dress. A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 12c in silver or stamps. Bend all orders to Pattern department, Dnliy Star. Minneapolis, giving number of pattern and aize or age. CATAl.OCiliS NOTIfK Bend ISc In silver 01 for our sliced cold ham spread with mustard.

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(Illustrating 30 of the various simple is, bills us all do our share to rid the human race of its blighting consequences," the archbishop said. "Let us buy the seals we can afford, since we cannot afford the illness which the seals will destroy." The cheese eggs are then served on leave of lettuce or in little nests of watercress. Cheese may be served with your favorite preserves or jam. orange, watercress and mayonnaise: sliced tart, apple, nuts, lettuce and mayonnaise; cucucmber or green pepper, pimento, lettuce and mayonnaise. stltchesj all valuable to the home draas- I maaer..