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CHEWING GUM
MusWrt had a bank on the mantelshelf upstaris. a fat tin fifti
that wallowed penlnes, and when his mother refused to Rive him a cent for
ehewingr-Kum. he got to thinking of it and about the last time he had dropped
in a penny. If he rememierc.i rietu,.
the whole way Into the fisha mouth, and he had'run away and left It sticking.
Now wasn't he glad, though, that he'd let It alone. All he had to do was to
Mand .the fish on Its head and out would roll the penny as nice as pie.
k "lipped to the bedroom shelf, tipped up Mr. Chub, as he called his
fmh-bank. and out popped Mr. Penny. Then he flew to the atore, bought a
tick of crawfish chewing-gum. and got to ftchool just as the bell rang to come
to order, panting and perspiring, but happy as a king. '
i 11 11 " "mkimm mfc.s
Then, as you know, the visitors arrived, the school board, with wise old
Mr. Owl at their head, and Markle'e troubles began. There he was with a wad
of chewing gum In his mouth, and five extra pairs of sharp eyes to watch
him. For although Scribble Scratch, the fairy schoolmaster, was very keen
of sight, with his big specks n everything, he Just couldn't see everybody do
every little thing all the time, even with Nancy to help Nick, too, sometimes.
But those others.
He'd have stuck the chewing-gum Inside his desk, only there wasn't any
Inside to it. just an outside, for the desks in Meadow Grove School were all
atones, you know, the seats, too, for that matter.
Markie rolled his gum into his cheek and sat still, managing pretty well
when it came his turn to answer a question. But when-they started to sing
and march oh my! He didn't know what to do.
ConfeSvSiQiiS of 3, Bride
aEaaaaECieC
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH
Jim Calls Not for His Wife But for
Deborah
' Before the surgeons had finished
;hMr examination of Jim, his mother
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and father and Bob joined ua girls In
a private sitting room. Ann was "not
with them. She had gone shopping;
she could not be located. The nurses
found a soft white blouse for Deborah.
One after another they discovered
some way of being kind to her. She
was famous as the city's most charm
ing debutante. She acquired new and
more valuable honor with the nurses
on account of the way she had
staunched Jim's wound.
"There's always a chance!" Such
was Bob's brief report of the surgeon's
verdict. Deb, hearing, made no sign
that ehe heard. It seemed that she
didn't dare to hope, that aha had no
faith left in her.
Mother and Daddy Lorimer went to
look upon the still form of their son.
No or.e else was allowed to enter the
room, except his wife, when the should
arrive.
In time. Ann came. She had been at
a matinee, and she looked aa if she
might have come from the stage itself.
Her skirt was the shortest her modiste
would permit her to wear and her
small rose was calclmined according
to her old habit which she invariably
relapses Into when she is going out
Much Shortening
ONE of the most embarrassing things for a housewife is
to have her cake turn out "heavy" or her pie crust
"soggy." Not only Unsatisfactory to the palate but the
cause of many people saying: "Pies give me indiges-.
tion" or "I can't eat pastry."
Yet this is a condition easily avoided.
Don't use too much shortening.
You use lA to lA less ' Mazola ihan you need of
cither butter or lard with better results.
If it's pie, Mazola will make the finest, most delicate
and easily digested crust you ever tasted.
Or if it's cake both lightness and richness will result
;from using Mazola.
And being an oil it is always ready for instant use-1-no
tiresome "creaming-in."
This is because Mazola is an absolutely pure vege
table fat from an edible source. It is 100 fat con
tains no moisture as is contained in butter and lard.
Once you try Mazola you will prefer it to lard and
other shortenings.
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY
17 Battery Place, New York
1 JJT7T? Tb nw han!oa!v tHafrtJ Crrrn Product Cook
Book contain. 04 pasea of practical mmd tested recipe
zrett cook. Writ todae Cora Product
V. U. Box 161. I4W Xock CttT
ONCE YOU TRY
uisfeif cM
In the kitchen of her own
daily for a family of four adults. She brought to her
kitchen an understanding of the chemistry of cooking,
gained from study of domestic science in a stcte univer-
ity. Consequently the advice she offers is a happy com
bination of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives
is her own, first tried out and served at her family table
Furniture upholstered in leather requires special care.
There is a certain amount, of animal oil in all real leather
and as this wears away it should be renewed if the leather
is not to dry out and crack.
Oil applied to leather will, of course, darken it but
better faintly darkened leather than dried and cracked
leather.
Lemon or linseed oil is preferred for dark leathers.
Paraffin oil is best for light upholstering.
Let the oil stay on the leather as long as possible to
sort of soak in. Then rub perfectly dry with a soft ab
sorbent cloth. Unless all surplus oil is carefully wiped
off the furniture will collect dust in an alarming fashion.
Menu for Tomorrow I
BREAKFAST Orange juice, rrencn
toast, symp. coffee
LUNCHEON Peas with poached
eggs, pejich roll-overs, tea.
DINNKR Pork roast with sweet po
tatoes, s-ewed tomatoes, apple-celery-rut
salal, Jellied prunes, drop cakes,
coffee.
My Own Recipes
Sweet potatoes are delicious roasted
with the pork. Pare the potatoes and
put them into the roaster with thfe
meat about an hour before the roast
is done.
PEAS WITH POACHED EGGS
1'2 cups peas (canned or fresh),
1 teaspoon sugar
..Vi teaspoon salt
Pepper
1 tablespoon butter
4 egg
Paprika
If canned peas are used, drain and
rinse under running water. Put Into a
stew pan, add sugar, salt and butter
and heat thoroughly. Put on a deep
platter and make four depressions with
alone. She never dares to wear that
alabaster mask when she is with one
of the Lorimer women.
Mother Larimer went with Ann to
Jim's bedside. We In the outer room
heard her shriek. Poor Deb rose to her
feet with horrified eyes, her nails set
deep in her palms. Ann screamed and
screamed and in another minute two
handsome white-coated young internes
emerged from Jim's room. . supporting
Ann's steps, each seeming unwilling to
release her to the other. Then the
head nurse took Ann in charge. I waa
relieved when the silly bebe disap
peared. "I hope they give her an anaesthet
ic," whispered Chryst savagely. "Talk
about class look at Deb then at
Ann! Vhere's some difference! Who
would have Imagined that we would
ever have to deal with such an ele
mental unrestrained little fool "
"Oh. hush!" I pleaded. Chrys ought
to remember that poor Jimmy had
brought Ann to us. And for his sake.
Rcbmos tom
iapy
HEN
home 8icter Mary eooke
a big spoon
Into each hollow put a
poached egg. Dot egg with bits of
butter and sprinkle with paprika.
Serve at. once.
PEACH ROLL-OVERS
1'2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
Vz teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon lard
Milk"to make a soft dough
Sift flour, baking powder and salt
together. Rub In lard with tips" or
fingers. Cut in milk with a knife.
Turn onto molding board and roll U
inch thick. Cut with a large biscuit
cutter. In the center of each round of
dough put half a peach. Sprinkle with
sugar, add a dot of butter and roll the1
biscuit dough over the peach. Bake in
a hot oven twenty minutes. Serve with
sugar and cream.
we would let Ann Impose on us for
the rest of our lives.
Jim had a chance to survive until
morning, the doctors assured Bob, who.
with his father, remained at the hos
pital. They sent us women home. The
outcome of Ann's hysteria was ob
vious: she was absolutely forbidden to
entpr Jim's room again.
Bob phoned early next morning:
"He's improved! There's hope! And
he keeps calling for Deb! The nurses
think he wants his wife. But since
Ann made that rumpus yesterday, they
say it would be a crime to lot her come
again. But what about Deb? Would
she come? Some scandal, you know,
Jane, if the gossips got hold of such
a morsel!"
"Deb wouldn't care about that!" I
replied.
"Bring her. then. Jim Is craay un
managable. Thinks he's in a plane,
and It's out of control, then whispers
'Deborah over and over! Get her!
She may quiet him!"
(To be continued.)
For business administration elect
Stoddard senator. adv. It
DR. E. H. ANTHONY
Physician-Surgeon
313 Merchants' National Bank Bldg.
6th and Spring Sts.
Los Angeles, Calif.
JEFFERSON HAIR
STORE
HOTEL ELDG.
Shampooing Soft Water
75c
Phone 4139
CHIROPRACTIC
Classes daily; 3 and 8 p. m. 321
N. 10th Ave. Mental Science College
tf
DR. E. E. HELiRICli. licensed chl.
ropractor. Phone 4S43. 309 N. First
St. Office hours 8 a. to o 3 p. m. tf
CONSULTING ENGINEER
W. T. PIERCE
Consulting Engineer
101 Monihon Bldg, Phoenix. Arl.
Residence phone 2903, office phone 6C5
specialist on municipal improve
ments, design and construction. tf
DRESSMAKING
Tailoring, remodeling, alterations
accordion pleating. repairs. 1.142
Grand Ave. Phone 6S4. bk
Dressmaking and alterations. Phone
Z770. . M
DKKJSfcfM A KING AND ART
NEEDLEWORK
Miss Smith Room 31 Annex Hotel, tf
Fashionable dress making; art needle
work; alterations and repair sewing.
Phone S863. 715 N. 3rd St. lOdr
THE VRIGlIT SHOP; . NEW
GOWNS F.XQUISITE; OLD GOWNS
WAUK NEW. PHONE 3379. 16
SECOND AVE.
N.
tf
For first class dressmaking, altera
tions end plain sfwlng at reasonable
prices see Mrs. Teegarden at -769
North Central Ave. . tf
French hand laundry; silks a spe
cialty; alterations and repairing of
ladles' and gentlemen's garments. 23
Tailored suits, dresses, remodeling;
hieli class work. Phone 2C77. hb
Dressmaker, or sewing ity the d;iy.
First lass work guaranteed. 37 W.
McDowell. Phone 2174. brn
Dressmaking; reasonable; children's
clothes. 3 a dozen; men's shirts;
work guaranteed. -10 E. Lincoln. It'
DENTISTS
DR. MOKK1SON
Sanitary System
Tbone J08 S K. Washington tt
DANCING SCHOOL
DANCING SCHOOL
Pracice e asses at Red Bird Monday,
Wednesday, 8 to 9. Phone 4604.
A dancin; class at Blue Bird Friday
7 to 8. Phone 1868. E. S. Mayfield.
Instructor. bn
DETECTIVE BUREAUS
Commercial Detective, Bureau. All
kinds of investigation. Advice free. In
formation treated strictly confidential.
11 W. Adans. Room 13. Phone 1395. tf
Arizona Detective Bureau. Ph, 1264.
Office 207 Nat'l Bank of Ariz. Bldg
10-dd
No. 2nd Ave. 10-dd
DRESSMAKING Plain ai.d fancy
sewing. Mr. U F. HoeffeL 1033 East
Moreland. tf
DISC SHARPENING
COLD lolled dine sharpening. No
grinding. Smallest cultivator to larg
est 1 -ow discs. R. V. . 1 -t .07 S.
Ontr hon 1727. tf
DRESSES AND SHIRTS
Housedresses, Bungalow Aprons, and
Nurses Uniform made to measure
We Specialize In
Middy Blouses and Men's Shirts
MANNING APRON CO.
Phone 2405 Second Ave. and Monroe tf
ELECTRICAL DEALERS
VINSON BHOK. & CARTER
Electrical supplies, contr-itlog. mo
tjr winding, rep-Irs. 28 N. Second
Ave Phone 3598 tf
FURNITURE REPAIRED
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Reflnlnshing. Upholstering
Packing by expert workers
DORRIS-HEYMAN FURNITURE CO
tf
MARE ISLAND Furniture Shop. I
repair your furniture, do your pack
ing and rerinlahing. U6 S. 1st St
Phone S767. ' tf
FLOOR SCRAPERS
For quick service and good work,
phone 46 J8. W. K. Smith, expert floor-
man. Work by day or contract tf
Old floors randed by machinery to
look llk new. Herbert Mann Build
Ing Co.. n 19 N. Flrft Ave. phone 3059. tf
FRL'ITS AND VEGETABLES
Send ua your order for Grapefruit.
Oranges and all other assorted frulta.
Shipping Is our specialty.
SANITARY FRUIT CO.
flti West Van Buren Street tf
HEMSTITCHING
Mrs. Boland Hemstitch Shop with
New Heme Sewing Machine Co 831
W. Washington. Will call and deliver.
Mail orders solicited. 10-dra
INSURANCE
J. K. GEARE
New location. 142 W. Wash. SL
Fire. Auto Ins.. Loans. Notary Public.
LAWNS FIXED
If you want good fertilizer for lawns
airt nauiea. plowing, call 4Z03 or
8554. tf
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
M. Meckler & Co.. 205 E. Washington.
expert watchmaker and Jeweler. t
CHAS. A.
lint Ave
SHELDON
10 N.
Phone S5J
LAWN MOWCR3 SHARPENED
Neal sharpen, repairs, buys, sella
anything. 203 N. Ninth SL Phone 4640
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ARIZONA GROCERY
BONTON GROCERY
LIVERY STABLES
fc. A. STAKR Li VICKY
SADDLERS. DRIVERS and RIGS. 742
WEST VAN BUREN. PHONE 106S. tf
Star corral and feed yard. General
livery. Saddle horsos a specialty. 2nd
Ave. and Madison. William S. Cavness,
Prop. f
MILLINERY
Trimmer Milliner will call;
8568.
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IADIKS' HAT ttliOP
Ola hat rmo1led. US F.. Rooeevelt
MACHINES
FAIRBANKS, Morse & Co.. engine,
pumps, motors, etc. Smith Hughes &
Co Third Ave. and Jefferson. Phone
COS. tf
MINING ENGINEERS
FKED H. BUWI.EK
Prescott. Ariz.
Mines examined and reported on;
Arizona mines especially; certified
mmlir A. A. f E. tf
ORCHESTRA
MUSIC turniabed for all occasions.
Phone 3467. tf
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Cleo Paris
Blutnardt, Commercial
Notary Putlic. 10b!
Hotel Lo'oby.
PIANOS AND PLAYERS
PIANOS AND PLAYERS
Largest stock of high grade Instru
ment in Arizona. Bargains In used
pianos. Repatra and reflnlahlrg.
REDEWILLS
52! West Washington Street
PIANO REFINISHINQ
WELLS W. WHIPPLE
Reflnishing Pianos and 'urnitura
Phone [phone] W. Washington St,
in rear. Phoenix, Ariz. tf
PIANO TUNING
R. J. BECKER
Factory representative of J. P. Beck
er Piano Cc . of Detroit, Mich, offers
best services In tuning, repairing and
refinishing all makes of pianos and
players. Phone [phone] West
Washington. 10-ba
PIANO AND VOICE INSTRUCTION
Piano pupils wanted. Graduate
teacher. Phone 3627. Address 1117 W
Adams St. 10-bk
PAINT SUPPLIES
MATHEWS PAINT CO, Via S
FIRST AVE, WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS.
OILS. VARNISHES. BRUSHES. ETC.
PHONE 12S. PROMPT DELIVERY.
STORAGE BATTERIES
STORAGE BATTERIES
Manufacturers of batteries and elee
trlcal appliances.
PHOENIX AUTO ELECTRICAL CO.
407 W. Washington tf
RADIATOR REPAIRING
O. K. SEFTON
633 E. Washington. Phon 1577. tt
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Private tutoring. Phone 4701. 10-dv
Up reading for the adult deaf. Pri
vate lessons. Articulation and lip read
Ing for deaf children. Speech defects
corrected. 1622 West Adams. Phone
2194. - r
PRIMARY FORENOON SCHOOL
Preparatory primary work, first and
second grades. 208 E. Moreland. Phone
8126. 10bs
PHOTOGRAPHERS
For Fine Portraits
. THE RUSSELL STUDIO
Phone 4688. 15 E. Washington.
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remote country districts or in the
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these selected stores:
SUGAR LOAF
WETZLER'S BASKETERIA
PIANO TUNING
8. L. HAMILTON. Piano Tuner.
17th year in Phopnlx. Phone 3208.
REFRIGERATION PLANTS
Clark-Monteith Engineering Co.
17 W- Adams St. Phone 1997 tt
R E AL ESTATE OFFICES
CENTR.U. ARIZONA LAND CO.
Specialty Casa Grande Valley Lands.
41 B National Bank of Arizona Building
ROV NEB LETT REALTY CO.
110 North Central Phone 170 tf
Heal Estate - Loans Insurance
FRANK R, STEWART
M. tt IL B. PHONE 161 1
Phone 19T 17 W. Adams St. tf
PRODUCi
For table use and canning.
Phoenix Fruit and Produce Company.
Phone [phone]
101 West Jefferson tt
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Everything in music, expression.
languages and dancing. Phone 1009. tt
SWEEPING COMPOUND
It cleans, protects and disinfects.
Phone [phone] E. BrilL Phoenix
Sweeping Compound Co. tf
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CHAMBERS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE! CO. Any kind of hauling.
Fireproof storage. Phone 1228 or 8526. tt
Baggage checked to destination. All
kinds of hauling. Fireproof storage
Lightning Delivery Co, 43 S. Canter.
Phones 3094 and 4126. tf
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING
The Typewriter Inspection Co. All
nukes overhauled, repaired and rebullL
40 3. Fourth Ave Prompt service.
Phoi.e 1498. tf
Cara boughL sold and exchanged.
Harper-Farthum Motor Co, 245 N. 1st
treat tf
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
H.
M. MAI'S. 311 N. Firat Ave,
Phones 157U and 1929. tf
A. L. MOORE & SON
(Successor to Moore & McLellan)
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Lady Assistant. Auto Ambulance
829 West Adams St. Phone 601 tf
A. H. McLELLAN
Undertaker and Funeral Director
Phone 4H40. 617 N. Central Ave. tf
YARWOOD & HOCK-RE Y
Funeral directors and embalmers.
184 W. Monroe. Phone 8099. tt
J. T. WHITNEY
184 WEST ADAMS STREET tf
THE GEO, F. MERRY MAN CO, 124
North Second Avenue. Phone 6SJ tf
VETERINARIAN
DR. J. E. COBERLY. Veterinarian.
1135 E. McDowell. Phone 8205. tf
VULCANIZING A. RETREADING
MOST modern equipment in town,
and In charge of a man with IS year'
experience: satisfaction guaranteed.
WILKY-WART MAN OIL CO. tf
VOICE CULTURE
TEACHERS of voice. 1 tali in method.
LEONARD BUSHELL atudlo. Cen
tral M. E. Church Phone 49SJ tf
VACUUM CLEANING
OHIO lUliC ELECTRIC SUCTION
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ARIZ. ELECTRICAL. APPLIANCE CO.
825 West dam Phone 3531 tt
WOOD, COAL AND FEED
The Five Points Wood & Coal Co.
Deliver all parts of city. Phone 1778. tt
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