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WANT AUS
For Sale or Trad*:— 10 acre* bear-
ing orchard Just oat side or city Mb-
Ur of McAllen let us show you tM*,
ltd a real investment. Danlej-Worden
Co. Phone 611, 1600 Broadway.
Ten acres Citrus land, five acres In
trees. Jill I linuilai Fill in— limns
rlose to McAllen A bargain at 1660
per acre.
D.
W.
ROWE &
Realtors
SON
FINANCIAL—Will buy well-secured
nates and make loans on acceptable
collateral. A. NIX, Phone 316, McAl-
len    »    26tp-200-227
FOR RENT—4 rooms, furnished,
private bath, garage, gas available,
fiat 626 month. 2 rooms furnished,
bath, gas available, rent |15 month
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- -2W-Jt. «fli street.
3t»-20&m
1C17 Broadway
McAllen,Texas
House For Rent:— Furnished or
unfurnished. C. H. Britton, Phone 86
•"nw tiTi-.......
Lower prices on NEW FURNITURE
srrlvlng dally. A visit to this “store
will convince you.
- HARRIS FURNITURE CO.
On highway next to Cook Feed Co
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TRADES: We have parties who wish
lo exchange their city property for
improved farms, and parties, who want
to trade their farms for city property,
ulso have foreign property to trade
for Valley property. •    -
B. & B. Realty COMPANY
Realtors ___________
Across .street McAllen Dally Pres3
FOR SALE OR RENT:— Several
new homes, on terms. Or will build
to ftnfr buyer. Orchards and farm land
for Sale or trade. It will pay yuu to
see us for bargains. MILMOR DEVEL
OPMENT COMPANY.    tf-130.
REMINGTON
-Cash Register Salea Agency
Phone 672
Pox 1156    -    McAllen
NOTICE
Two Trucks fog hautlng-trash and
rubbish All kinds of hauling so.lclted.
Phone 631.    '    **
FOR RENT-n-14 room hotel, partly
furnished, near business district, also
have furnished and unfurnished houses
for rent.
~B & B Realty COMPANY
Realtors
Across street McAllen Dally Press
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AUCTIONEERS!
If you want a sale, sctFcOBLE t
AT At ASTON.—U    selling experl-
euce selling livestock, general mcr-
rhandlse, real estate and farm salee.
Room 10. Osborn Building, McAllen.
NOTICE: Right now is the time to
make Investments In the Valley, we-
have a few mighty good tmy^ at the
present time that we can sell worth
the mone'. come in and let us show
r- cii nt.
II . COMPANY
lie 1: ora
Across street McAllen Daily Press
you a go -
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FOR SALE—7 acres, there are 4 1-2
acres in o.'»n-c and grapefruit trees,
r, room house and other out buildings
located near the city limits of McAl-
len. this is one of our greatest buys,
come in and let us show you.
R & B. Realty COMPANY
.    Realtors
Across street McAllen Datly Press
FOR SALE—Six room stucco resi-
dence, close to business district, beau-
tiful shade trees, a home place,' com-
pletely furnished. 65,000 bakes it. Get
busy.
n W RQWE-and BON
South Broadway
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w«Al HAS HAI'PKNKU SO PAR
Bobby f»oyle, framed by Dapper l>on
Wlikf» and hi* gang and sentenced -to
prlaon (at twenty -jjaiHLlur killing a
polleeman, In aideft to escape from jail
by hip Winter. Reeh« Baqreit IVehe
hi giR'atvd by Jnhnn.v the Dope. whQ
hidwp Bobby In i *»i*m room in *»4#
Apartmrji^ The irl*v after B«*bbye re-
aji.uimem by an    ro***d woman,
u4
REAL SILK Hosiery Mills need a
salesman for McAllen territory. Good
pay with, cbance for advancement. Ap-
ply "MrTDers,-214-16 Witten bach Bldv,
Harlingen, Texas. ,    *    3tp-205-207
LOST—Two mare mules, black and
roan. Roan mule fresh cut on shoul-
der, wore halter with stick attached,
weighed 600 lbs., good condition.
No’tlfy R. F. Clements, Edinburg.
Reward for return and will pay for
Information.    3tp—202—204
LOST—Bundle of clothes wrapped
in canvas apron, lost between McAllen
and Alamo on hlgtowtay. For reward:
notify C. A. Rolfe, Lyt'ord..-Box 1, Rt.'
1.    3tp-203-205
LOST—Gold watch, chain and min-
iature basket ball Mouij&y night. Re-
turn to McAllen Press for reward.
tf-204
Brv*». who U-mimnd- mWllcal attention
nnd money f.-r Mike, out of ihe gang.
wi>«> iy laid i*|• \v• iit a gunshot wound.
I»r.n r •'ip'pp.ittp otodlcnl attention but
!I pp the money. Because of hia
love f* j tteeh,- vii«i hia Jealousy of B4>b-
by. he lulls In mi »e« tor WTTrtlot and RHf-
>-?ye»K HNsl^n.d to the caffe, that
<fohnnv h:4P hidden Bobhv Johnny,
»'!’> -|IUI
through jin* llurnfisgre*-. Clvfff MS!1 "s
The pot ire rush to rct-itfiture the.
sM-afKid m;! n—Rut Bobby, by a clever
tflclt. nuiiiawca to elude the t»olice and
over'ieai.Su then) say tliat Wilkes had
dw*4 tlieiu off as to hia hiding place
He s;«, s to Beebe's a f*a rtttv-nt. ivliere
lie knows tie can find Hon, but before
* be cap enter, fleas spi.'earft to tell Hot*
that Mike is ilylnfl fthd Wants lo see
him .As Hon Is ntmut to leave. Rob
•‘tiler's and denounce* hint. Don's band
slid- ft toward It's cent pocket.—.Vote </t,
; ott with Ihe etory -
CHAPTER XII.
' A CRY had broken from ,B -rhe a
X i. lips
Jh-Uliy mfH)orvf d to net - tle i - rn
ed out of his reusei. dr1 ve t b\ one-
obsession. .............' —----—
“Lock the door, sweetheart." he
ftftil “They're going to eet^ me -
1 hgvgr iiutl ■ LltMite any wav—-Jvu.t
thy.v're going to get me lor "a-ime
thing rent this time "
"No. Bobby.    no!" Bet-he    salt
t
upon the door It wa» kicked ooen.
Biff Myers, Kelley, and siwrnee
officer came Into the room    —_
—trrwsta-Neelait -wb*» «»w the -<*mg
flrst. He gave an exclaina ion.
"Dapper Don ’—who pulled th «’
Thre other policeman was on da
%"**T    tnff cacket.eee " , rjimt
through the "lungi."    ™
alive." he said
"rtet an ambulance," Biff or-
dered "And gimme that note he hat
in hi* finger*."
The officer japgned up Dor s tight-
ly clenched hand, and B.4 took thl
folded dip of paper Keitey titled
Don by hia shoulder*, and the o'her
gnfirww-* '-man «a tight hia laqa—-Than kfp’it^. a
him out into the corridor
A Tangled Tragedy
"That's right," Bi|! dirdeled
"When he get* to the hospital - put
him under guard 'Don’t let anyone
talk to him—understand*''
Through the opened door, there
csjrie another officer. "Chief: here'a'
a hot one," he exclaimed "You
know who we picked up right d>wn*
stairs, just now?" *
“No "
"Tony Malotti—lj* was all lo'led
op fry an organ-grfnder—he ev, n had
a monkey."
—Riff listened Jn silence, thooyt bis
eves gleamed? For the first time
he swung his gaze towards Bobby.
"1 knew you’d blow back here the
llrst thing." he said. “I didn ■ even
ir i-Tpre-tn- go looking.for You Now,
where's Ihe gun yon shot tjjie~?tiy
with?"
"I shot him w th""..* Kobbj    o>-it-
Fifty Crafts Entered in
Contests Slated
. August 17, 18
POINT ISABEL. Aug If f (Sp> —
Nearly 60 of oho faalaat bait racers in
1(6X3fl iniuC'rotry for* tli0 fp#iltfl
of the Point Isabel Yacht club, sched-
uled to be held ^tere Saturday and Sun-
day, August 17/ and 18.
FtckR 9 o’clock Saturday morning
until 5 o’clock Sunday evening there
will be entertainment and water sport
(W-rtuftr
POINT ISABEL IS „ „ „ , „    ,,
TO STAGE FIRST II—Val,ey R$a.St^on
BOATS REGATTA
Karlioffen. Texas
“Valley Voica”
Daily Program
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DAILY PROGRAM
FRIDAY. AUGUST 16
MORNINO.
.fcM ~-----ftfiTslINi, W—thf .
6:05
for . more
ted.
TTfa-fi-
screamed— Her mind wax in clru-s ,    ...    , w „
She could ecarc^Tforji the ' ,v ' ’T? l 'J. *",'    4'm‘
hv rt
But there cnilie tilpfci'T <nnw in *;•.:«
instant of de*«nf*rate a«**:d an id *n
ftiore than an idea, a wild last m-oe |
“Waltr she rried -Who i* M.!;e »
In th^ mob" Who ia he9"
S^e had inlerposed herself b-’kA^r-p
the man she loved end ho* en**»nv
WiMres’ fa»*e was told tie had not
made a gebtiite or uttered h vn?d
of useless defense from the nmmenl !
that he realized that Bohbv~*Yit*w j
Bobby was frowning **Mi!<e° he i
repeated “There s only one M he j
id the mob Mike Parfelti Why j
he that, now?”
"He’s got a note.’* Beebe    I
mx*fed “A girl came, in her- just \
a few momenna ago and gave to !
him. It was a note from tluw Alike,
e.infessing something Th.it’s v*h*««
she said Because he’e dying
Bobby s eyes narrowed I h. gm
to see Mike Parfetti was hurt that
night I was picked up charged with
the cop’s murder Mike Psrfe ti *"
He turned savagely on Wke*
"Hand over that note!" he otd- red
Dapper Don laughed «ort'v
Keep youth
longer! .
cheanse the system
of poisons
Two of the greet enemies to youth
and vitality are delayed elimination
and intestinal poieon*. To keep your-
self free from both these common diffi-
«ulties Will help you to stay young.
With the use of Nuiol you can do It
too. For Nuiol absorbs body poisons
and carries them off. preventing their
abeorption by tbe body. Nujot also
softens the waste matter and brings
about normal evacuation. It is barm-
leaa; contains no drugs or medicine.
It won’t cause gas or griping pains, or
affect the stomach or kidneys. Every
that you can read right through the
bottle. Don’t delay, get Nuiol today.
H gun
You didn't*" ,
"Bill. I swear l" didn't. We were,
st-iodir.a ritrht here when bang!
£.ie« a eat    -
' -Where did tt come from thin?"
.......I let' vou I don't know. Exi'fUt.
ms'he. from the Window "
■ Well h minute " enld Biff" Mvere
*’1 yoi so idea I got a lot of th ngj
v. une". He unfolded the note he
still held an glanced through It.
VV’hSn he looked dfJ. he nodded “1
goexa-weve. Jtaen.^WL'ong ..all a I mg.
This nple deer* you Doyi*. and
cleft re you proper "
Biff Mvers *hoo!< his head "I'm
beginning to. understand a to’ of
rhirtK* I didn't understand yesterday.
I'm going over to ee# Mike A» for
vou two. you better k«ep under cover
for a couple of days, till I get every-
thing etrslghtcned out That goea
for you. loo. Johnny 80 long1'
t The farm stood 'on the slope of
the hills The wood* rose behind It.
hut «ll this part was cleared lend
"You’re crazv," he sneered ynu j-Toe Autumn air wa* freeh and ew.et
^    | x man was coming (lowly aoros* th*
meadow towards the farmhouse
11 was an old plaoe. but aa be
-forget nt be thanked for 't And!Innkprt a' ll' th* man annll*d U
dur.’t think I'm nnT foTT&'g w7
telling me what to do' I’m goH ® \o
tell ynu something Im j^oing to
croak you wher# you stand Don’t
DR. C. H. KERSHAW
Osteopathic Physician
Nelson Building
Telephone 561
I a ,1.
WE WANT YOUR LISTINGS. We
h ,ve laud and city property in Mis
soiirt, Oklahoma. Arkansas and Kan-
sas to trade for Valley land, and city
property. Cltve us a trlpl. See F. P.
Miles & Son,.or phone,^378, McAllen,
Texas.    25tp-189*225
666
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For Sale or Rent:    New five room
homes, cash or terms. Orchard and
farmland for sale. See us before buy-
ing. Milmor Development fWpany.
---COP Ri.-MT Rpnutifiil new stucco
home In Cathay Courts? PhAtlff Td
6tp-198-2ftjt
Ithi beautiful, that nhw cream stuc-
■^mvsTtsai
»• a Prescription for
Colds, Grfppc, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
It Is ths most speedy remedy known.
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RIO GRANDE VALLEY
MARBLE and GRANITE
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G. W. ALBRIGHT. Prop. „ •
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11TH ST. AND J3TH AVE. "
Jov It!"
His hand came out of tits p t.
end the black barrel or TTf^ -rrj.10-
malic pointed at Bobby Dovlea
heart
Beebe flung herself in front- of
Bobby with a scream But he put
her one side.
lo the fare of Death
"Don’t be afraid." be said. "He
hasn't got the nerve to shoot any-
one face to face: He e only ho'eng
to scare me till the cope come. But
he's scared himself and I know it."
“I am, eh?" Don took sudden
aim. Johnny stepped into the room
quickly. There was a sharp reoort.
The automatic clattered from Don't
fingers. He caught at hia side,
groaned, and slowly sank to the
floor.
’My God!” Bobby gasped. "What
happened? What happened? Who
did that?"
He glanced at Mary. 8he was
lying on tha couch where she had
fallen before this. Beebe was white,
trembling, unable to find her voice.
There was no one else in the room
Bobby glanced towArds thg opened
window The next instant he heard
the sound ot rapid footsteps outside
in .the corridor. A heavy fist beat
his In the falling light. It
moved him' in way* fie rautd~npt un-—
•demand    .——.
-He looked at the long ehed where
tvei kept hts tools, at the rambling
m.iin building with tbe soft spiral
of smoke climbing from tbe ch’inney
top- •
What a struggle It had been! Whst
blunders he had made! But bow
he had come through it in the end.
with experience, wHh more health
than he had ever known, with a
sense of peace that was unlike any-
thing he had ever dreamed about A.e
he drew nearer a woman came to
the door She watched him without
speaking. But when be was quit#
close, he put his arm ground her,
and" held her. They stood togethsr
looking out across the fields.
"Better than the racket, Beebe?"
the man asked.
"Better than anything, Bobby.”
She paused "1 had a letter from
Mary thia afternoon. §he’s coming
up next week. Oh, and eha wrote
that Johnny i« getting better."
“That'e good! We'll have him ap
here as a farm hand yet
She trailed at that "Supper's
ready.” aba aill They *«ST IfiW
the houee together.
(THE END)
Coorrlcht. IM Cine V>«uir«i I rn <31 rat a Im.
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Water polo, played by eight men in
rdurTfjat botor boats, will offer thrills
for the spectators around the yacht
basin ltt front of the clubhouse. Tbe
game is played with an inflated bail
and polo clubs. Instead of fast ponies
the players are mounted on fast out-
board motor boats. Upsets and col-
lisions furnish the thrills.
Motor boat racing w4ll be conducted.
Under the supervision of officials of
the Mississippi Valley Powier Boat As-
sociation. The timing, .will be official
-over, a measure^ cdurse tuid records
ngule win be accepted as.official by
the uatlonul association. • '
The first of tbe fast races will be
started 't 9 o'clock Saturday morn-
ing. The early hmtr was selected to
assure the drivers of smooth water
over the course just north of town on
Laguna Madre. Racing will he going
on both mornings until noon. At 1
o'clock the water polo wtill start. Then
there will be exhibitions of water ski
ridina behind motor boats, surf board
riding and other stunts.
At 3 o'clock tbe cot boat races will
start over a six mile course, Tbe race
Saturday will be tbe final beat of Ihe
cup races this year. The catboat rac-
ing Pundoy will be done hy profession-
al sailors. Motorboat racing will be
started at 9 o’clock Sunday twornlng
also.
Some time durtug Ihe day the coast
guard crew will give demonstrations
of surf boat drll) and life saving at
sea.
Special rales huve been granted over
4he railroads and all Valley citizens
have been invited -to the first annual
regatta here, which is expected to draOf
thousands.
United States Dept, of
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plaintiff and all those praties named
herein above as those to be summon-
ed herein are defendants; the nature
of plaintiff’s demand being substan-
tially as follows:
i Plaintiff sues the defendants in
f Trespass to Try Title regarding tha
' tract. or parcel of land In Hidalgo,
county, Texas, described as follows,
-tn-wlt:    __•
Lot Two "(2) fu the
Quarter (NE>4) of Section
(12) of the Hidalgo Canal
Subdivision of Porcioneo
(64), Sixty Five (65), and Sixty Six
(66), lying and being In Hidalgo coun-
ty, Texas,, according to tha mar sr
plat of such subdi-
record in the office Of
Clerk of Hidalgo County, Texas,
here referred to; said Lot Two (3)
being the North West Quarter (NWU)
of the North East Quarter (NEK) of
said Section Twelve. Sam# being the
land conveyed by Frank C. lake and
Melissa ' Lake, husband and wife, to
Ralph Ralston by deeds dated J anna or
1, lS2f9. and recorded in the Deed Rec-
ords of Hidalgo county, Texas, In Vol-
ume 299 at pages 222 to 238 Incluotro.
Plaintiff alleges himself to bo tba
owner of the full fee simple tit)* to
the above described lands and yre-
mines by virtue of various conveyances
fully pleaded and by virtue of tbe Sta-
tute of Limitation of three, five and
twenty-five years, and stole demand
and laches, and that defendants no-
lawfully entered upon and diopoeoHa
Ad plaintiff from said lands and pre-
mises, hy virtue of which plaintiff
has been damaged In the snm of |10,-
000.00 and that the acts and claims
of defendants cast a cloud cm tha
title of plaintiff, which should ha re-
moved by the Court. .
Plaintiff prays for Judgment for tbe
title to and possession of the lands nod ,
premises particularly described above,
as against each and every tana at U>*
defendants, for removal of the doud
upon plaintiff's title caused by the
ads of the defendants and that Plata
tiff'be quieted fn hts title and tkll i -
Writ of Possession Issue; Plaintiff
prays for damages as above specified,
for costs of court and for general re-
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION
>    No. 7375 "
In the 93rd District Court of Hidalgo
County, Tcxns
RALPH RALSTON
vs.
HERBERT HARRIS, ET AL
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the- Sheriff or any Constable of
Hidalgo County, Texas, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded that by
making publication ot this citation in
some newspaper In the county of Hi-
dalgo, or if there be no newespaper
published in said county, then in a
newspaper published in the county
nearest thereto, once in, each week for
four consecutive weeks previous to the
return day thereof, you Summon: Her-
bert Harris, and Mary Harris, his
wlfp, Jane A. Hurty, Kate A. Pierson,
Harry A. Pierson, Fay T. Pierson, Wm.
C. Mitchell, Jesse Carrol Mitchell,
Alma Pearl Mitchell, Mary Ethel Mit-
chell. Allie Mitchell, L. S. Mitchell,
W. F. Mitchell. Mrs. Nellie Mitchell,
F. S. Childers, E. S. Mitchell, Ben H.
Scott and. Buena Scott, his wife, and
w; G. B. Morrison, Trustee, the resi-
dences of each and every one of whom,
are unknown to plaintiff, or If any of
them be dead, the unknown heirs and
legal representatives of’such deceased
person or-persons, the names and resi-
dences of each and everyone of which
unknown heirs and legal representa-
tives are unknown to plaintiff, and If
any of the women be married whose
husbands are not Bhown, such um
known husbands; to be and appear at f0}e .said Court on the first day off
the next regular term of the Honorable , next term thereof, this writ with your
93rd District Court of Hidalgo county,; return thereon showing how yon
Texas, held In and for Hidalgo coun-
ty, Texas, to be holden at the court-
house thereof in Edinburg, Texas on
the first Monday in September, A..D.
1929, the same being the 2nd day of
September, A. D. 1929, then and there
to answer plaintiff's original petition
filed in the said court on the 3rd day
of August, A. D. 1929, in a._autt. num-
bered on the docket of said court as
No. 7375, wherein Ralph Ralston is
executed the same.
Given under my hand and tho seal
of said Conrt, at office in the City of
Edinburg. Texas, this! 3rd day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1929.-
Witness C. .L. Fortspn, Clerk of tha
93rd .District Court m and for Httol-
go county, Texas.
Issued same day.
(SEAL) C. L. FOKTSON, Clerk.
P» A. N. VELA, Deputy
American Cooks Are Acquiring
Flair for Delicate Seasonings
By K. CAMILLE DEN DOOVEN
"Tefihirty Chef ef t th# Hotel du
J Littoral, W»*tcnde-Balns, Bel-
‘ gTITrirT"
and ^sttefi-oa-Culh-
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pany.    . .
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iOWHERE ha?8 I eneotjn
Spinach Dauphins — Cook oa#
halt peck of spinach in boiling,
salted water for twetitj?flVe“ min-
utes. Drain and chop fine. Then
reheat In a pan together with,two
't tableapoowa tmtteivoae gad a half
tablespoons flour aufl a third of a
TuToTTimeu stdck:;-it|eMon. wttk
salt, pepper, a little grated nutmeg,
and. lemon rind, and a half tea-
* pooh ot powdered sugar.
Call and see my new stock on die-
plnv.. Carload of new finished marhlAn
|u*t afrlvedi.alsr carload of .granite
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GENERAL PRAOTtCE
■no OBSTETRICS
Rooms 21 and 20 v
#*AJjgn..XAxA*_
beautiful eoupt^y.*'The old
charge that. American - cooking' Is
lacking* hi Individtiaftty wjll no
longer hold. One reason ' for the
rapid Improvement which it taking
V -ptoee- it. andnuht.Qtigr ttijat yoifr
cooks ate acquiring tine 4 FIeflTN
flair for_deUcate sea./onings to de-
velop the natural flavors of the In
gredldnte.
. I have .particularly noted, with
'pleased surprise, that American
cooks seem to'    _
guaranteed.
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All tevorry taken from the family
washing. We do home laundry work.
Our work Is strictly high class and
each Individual's wo>k Is carefully
looked after. Long years Of experience
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to
have always
thought was a
secret of the
< mdkt ex pert .^f
*rhe CenOnenffl
chefs. I, refer to
tbe use of a
■mall amount of
shgar, added
While cooking,
to accentuate
vegetable flavors.
beaten^ggs, two teaspoon* ot melt
ed butter, a-teaspoon of sugar, and
salt- to taste; Add enough flour to
enable ydo to form the mixture Into
cylindrical shapes about two jnchee
lung gftd an Inch through. Roll in
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Savory String Beane—Shred two
medium - sized onions nnd saute
them until they are tender la two
tablespogne of butter. Mtx the on-
ions with a pint of strained, stewed
tomatoes^ Season with one tea-
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As I take pride
In my own- vegetable dishes, 1 hope
that the follywing reel'pe* will prove
gratifying to the American pen-
chant for serving well cooked nnd
well seasoned food,
to a boll and add one qdart of
freshly cooked string beans. Sim-
mer for fifteen minutes, add a tea-
spoon of butter, and ierfd.- *    * ,
Bests Ptqusnts—Boll four rntdlum-
stzs beets untlF tender. In the
.meanwhile, mix tdgether two table
spoons butter, one-halt feaspoes
suit, one teaspoon grated onlen, one
teaspoon sugar, «n* tohlogpoon
vinegar, and a dash of nutmag.
Cook for five minutes. When the*
beets are dons, slip off th* akias
end chop into small pieces, fat tn
a hot serving dish and pour the
sauce over them. ^
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