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Gardner, is 19 and fair to look upon. Motion picture managers are raving over her unusually good photoplay features. That's why Tom has become a stage door Johnny. " -- He canstay at the door as iong as he cares to and even has entree into the mysteries of the studio where: his wife is engaged. "It's great business, this movie game," Tom grunted. "I never thought I'd care for it, but well, the HOW TO US wife, she's a star,now and I kinder like to hang around and watch her act. Then, I guess no guy'd try to get fresh with me on the job. "I've still gotta punch or two left" Harry McCabe, leading man, play ing love scenes with Mrs. Sharkey, has taken out a heavy accident in surance. Tom's wife, or Miss Gardner, is with the Ross Photoplay Co., the first producing organization in San Francisco. CHEAPER CUTS OF PORK AND :duce living cost piagram showing the cuts of pork numbered to correspond with items' in the accompanying article. "BY BIDDY BYE As in other meats, the roasts, chops and tenderloins of pork are the most expensive cuts. Besides the rib chops (8), the loin chops (10) and the tenderloin, the fresh ham (11) and the trimmed shoulder (4) are also oven pieces. A large portion of the carcass of a dressed pig consists of clear fat This furnishes the cuts which are used for salt pork and bacon, as the belly (9). ' The head (1) is 'used for head cheese and scrapple. The best por tions of the neck are trimmed out of the fat and called "neckbones" or "neck spareribs" (3). A-strip of thick fat (7) is taken off from theloin before it is cut into roasts and chops. The hams and snoulders are usu ally salted and smoked. - ' What is called leaf lard comes from the inside of the back. ( From the trimmings of pork, the jowl (2) and the hocks (6) and lean strips from other parts of the car cass the economical housewife can make delicious home-made sausages. Pigs' feet (5-12) and pigs' . tongues are usually pickled. (Recipes for using pork economi cally will be printed tomorrow.) o o There are 3,390,000 blind persons in the world.