Life — March 15, 1906 — page 7: what you’re looking at

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ctors, nded ‘ourt d up: hono- have i his cylin: asure A Question. ASEY: Finnegan has been married foive years, but sorra the chick or child has he got Cassiwy: Thrue for ye. I wonder is that hereditary in his family or hers.—Philadelphia Press. Monuments of Title. URING the early construction period of the Wachusett reservoir in the towns of Clin- ton, Boylston and West Boylston, the property mostly farmers, protested quite ear-| mst the right of the metropolitan urd to take their lands by “eminent do- power they never before heard of. during this period of agitation, a ninister driving through the Nashua valley, the future site of the reservoir, came to a hill where : fine view of the surrounding country could be had. Daniel Carville, a farmer, who for sev- years had lived in that region, suspecting © occupant of the carriage was an official was looking over his premises for the pur- of seizing it later by “eminent domain,” alked up to the carriage with an_ inquiring bok. he minister, putting his head out, in a pleas- ne inquired if he owned “this beautiful tll Carville, desiring to impress the supposed agent of the water-board with his idea of own- eship, replied: “Yes, every foot of it right sraight down to hell."—The Green Bag. How to Warm Slippers. OUNG WIFE” writes: “Iam very fond of reading advice to newly married folk. mily T saw a hint that every husband is dif he finds his slippers ready warmed i when he comes home of an evening. vise me as to the proper way to warm Go to the cellar and get a hod of coal. You stould have a slow fire going in the kitchen nage during the afternoon. Rake the coals dwn to a level bed and pour in the hod of al and open the drafts. When the stove- % shows red to the ceiling, and the top of Ge range is a cream yellow, and is so hot that drop of water will evaporate when within "0 inches of the surface, close the damper until the range cools down to 365 deg. heit. If you have no thermometer, bor- ne from the neighbor. (It is a small y, but one that will be appreciated, if you to your neighbor to bring her hus- pers over and warm them on your ange.) Put the slippers in the oven, close *e door and go through the house, singing mer- "y to yourself. From time to time look at *e slippers, turning them occasionally so that y reach all sides of them. They are d when the toes begin to curl. When , place them on the back of the “ge, covering them with a beiler lid. This the heat. When yo: hear your ming up the steps, take up the slip- a toasting fork and carry them to Some practical housewives garnish ch parsley, but this is a matter of choice.— “aneapolis Tribune, Triumph Th) Sugar ing! IMAGINATION COULD NOT CONCEIVE OF A HANDIER AND PRETTIER FORM THAN IS PRESENTED IN “CRYSTAL DOMINO SUGA\ NEITHER COULD THE MOST PARTICULAR PEOPLE ASK FOR MORE PERFECT PURITY OR ECONOMICAL PEOPLE FOR LESS WASTI HIGHEST GRADE IN THE WORLD. BEST SUGAR FOR TEA AND COFFEE. __@@ By grocers everywher 7Q SEEDS GROW! bcc se: Best_Seeds that can be grown, you should read The Thirtieth Anniversary Edition of——____ BURPEE’S FARM ANNUAL FOR 1906, ‘so well known as the * Leading American Seed Catalogue." It is mailed FREE to all. Better write TOmDAY. W. ATLEE BURPEE @ CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA. The Drinking-horn of the ancient Saxon never held a nectar which enhanced the delights of banqueting like hite Roc that crystal-clear mineral water of health, so indispensable wherever and whenever good fellowship reigns supreme. comicbooks.com