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Th* RURAL NEW-YORKER 
November 1, 1-924 
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For Better Baking Results 
You Need Better Flour 
/^CCIDENT Flour is demanded by house- 
wives who are particular not only because 
it makes more loaves of lighter, tastier, more 
wholesome bread but also because they are sure 
of crisp, flaky pie crust; dainty, flavorsome bis¬ 
cuits; delicious, evenly grained cake—guaran¬ 
teed success with every baking. 
Enjoy extra goodness in everything you 
bake by ordering OCCIDENT Flour for 
your next baking day. Your dealer is 
authorized to refund the full purchase 
price if you do not find that OCCIDENT is 
better than any other flour. 
Look for the slip contained in every sack of 
Occident Flour giving you the privilege of send¬ 
ing for a copy of "The Children’s Party Book," 
a 40-page book of parties, games and recipes. 
RUSSELL-MILLER Milling Co., General Offices, Minneapolis, Minn. 
.. . . . -T^rVVI 
M AKES your old kerosene lamps and 
lanterns shine with a brilliant soft, 
whit® light. Non-breakable steel mantle. 
No smoko. No soot. Relieves eye strain 
Over a million satisfied users. Guaranteed 
safe, durable, reliable. '"•Complete sample 
50 ets. post paid, stamps or coin; 3 for $1.25 
Your money back if not satisfied. 
Live Representatives Wanted 
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TODAY for our FREE Loom Book,—it tells how to increase 
your income, and quotes reduced prices and easy terms 
on our wonderful new looms. 
All Uinn I VIDU FOR SALE. From manufacturer. 
ALL VVUUL I Anil 75c to $2 per lb. Free samples 
II. A, BARTLETT -s- HARMONY, MAINE 
UNION LOOM WORKS, 488 Factory St., BOONVILLE, N. Y. 
ALWAYS USE 
( oleman M antles 
(Licenced Under Pat. No. 1,107,518) 
They Give Better Light: 300 candle power 
pure-white brilliance. They are full-size, correct¬ 
ly shaped, knit to the proper mesh and saturated 
with purest light-giving chemicals by the spe¬ 
cial Coleman Process. Made especially for use on 
famous COLEMAN QU1CK-LITE Lamps and 
Lanterns. Nothing better for all other gasoline 
lighting devices. 
They .Lo.vr.Long'er.-Madeof long-fibre Egyp¬ 
tian cotton; have reinforced bottoms, giving 
double strength where pressure is greatest. 
Use only the genuine. Look for the name 
“COLEMAN”on the mantles you buy. Get them 
by the box—12 to a package. If vour dealer 
can’t supply you, order direct. Price 10c each. 
$1 per dozen postpaid. Address Dept. R.Y.74. 
THE COLEMAN LAMP CO. 
Wichita, Kansas 
Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles 
Canadian Factory, Toronto 
The Memory Quilt 
In the folds of this old quilt 
There’s a warmth of love that linger* 
Like the touch of tender fingers. 
In its fading squares I see 
My mother sitting patiently 
>Sewing by the window, where 
The waning afternoon’s dim light 
May serve her failing sight, 
And the glow of sunset sky 
Guide her thread through the needle’s eye. 
• •••••)» 
She called this quilt a memory quilt— 
Every cherished hit of cloth, 
Remembrance hallowed it; 
Every patch recalled a face, 
A time, a circumstance, a place. 
So she lived again the years. 
But now their hopes their fears. 
Their song and sorrow, smiles and tears, 
Only a mellow sweetness bring, 
Without regret, without a sting. 
She had no gift of tongue or pen 
To charm the dead to life again, 
But she has made this quilt to be 
Her history. 
A goodly book ! Each square a page 
Written in faith, from youth to age. 
-Charles Oluf Olsen, in 
Contemporary Verse. 
One of our readers in New York State 
asks advice regarding accommodations for 
motor tourists. She says she is often 
asked to take people in over night, and 
she would like information regarding the 
usual price paid for supper, bed and 
breakfast. Also, what sort of meals do 
1 i 
Embroidery Designs 
11013. O’.d English and Script Alphabets. 
Fourteen complete alphabets: Three al¬ 
phabets of each style of letter in. high, 
three alphabets of each style 1 in. high, 
and one alphabet of each style 2 in. high. 
j such guests usually expect? This seems a 
very interesting subject, which may be 
viewed from many angles. Some of our 
readers can without doubt give valuable 
experience and advice. Farm women w T ho 
are willing to take such paying guests 
must consider the money side of it, and 
look at it as a business venture. They 
cannot expect such prices as a fashionable 
hotel, but they must be properly repaid 
for work, material and overhead. They 
must also reserve the right to refuse ac¬ 
commodations sometimes, courteously but 
firmly, for it is not always convenient to 
take in strangers, and judgment must also 
be exercised as to their desirability. We 
are sure that some of our readers have 
found pleasure and profit in such work, 
and we would like to hear all about it, 
with especial reference to prices charged 
and style of meals that seemed most satis¬ 
factory. 
Pumpkin Butter 
Perhaps-it was about a year ago that 
someone asked how to make pumpkin 
butter. During the Civil War and a few 
years following it was universal “sauce” 
in the part of Wisconsin where we lived, 
as fruit of most kinds was very scarce. 
Nearly every housekeeper made a large 
quantity and kept it frozen, each Fall, 
for that was before canning had come 
into vogue. It was made as follows; A 
thoroughly ripe pumpkin was cooked in 
a moderate amount of water, without be¬ 
ing pared, merely removing the seeds 
with the stringy insides. Then the juice 
was strained from it, and in this juice 
another pumpkin was cooked. . cut into 
small pieces and pared, cooking until 
thick. A little sugar and spices to suit 
the taste were added. M. L. B. 
A Hammock Bedspread 
A dark hammock whose frame had 
given out. was cut off. hemmed top and 
bottom, and put to service as spread for 
a boys’ cot bed that often serves as a 
couch in the daytime. The fringed val¬ 
ance makes a neat finish, and it looks 
presentable longer and washes much more 
easily than a white coverlet. R. F. D. 
Bell-ans 
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Cans In sanitary tins, so much better, faster and at 
less than half the cost and work of canning: in glass 
8nd insures you as pure, fine-keeping, fine-tasting, 
foods as il you had the biggest canning plant in the 
world. Wonderful for putting up sausage, spare ribs, 
beef, chicken, mutton etc. —means fresh meat to you 
the year around. As a fruit and vegetable saver it has proved 
one of the finest devices ever invented for the home or farm. 
Not only does it enable you to save all your fruits and vege¬ 
tables, but to insure you a ready Bale at a good price fot every 
can you don’t need for your own use. Write now for booklet 
which tells you all. Virginia Can Co., Box, i< -577 Roanoke, V®. 
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THE IMPERIAL STEEL RANGE COMPANY 
937 Detroit Avo. Established 1889 Cleveland, Ohio 
breaiesi vaiuo 
A Modern Bathroom, $60 
The 
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Just one of our wonderful bargains. Set com¬ 
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bath tub, one 19 inch roll rim enamelled flat- 
back lavatory, and a syphon action, wash-down 
water closet with porcelain tank and oat post 
hinge seat; all china Index faucets, nickel-plated 
traps, and all nickel-plated heavy fittings. 
J. M. SEIDENBERG CO., Inc. 
254 W. 34 Si. Bet. 7th and 8th Aves. N. Y. C. 
THE 
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THE AKRON LAMP CO. 
671 Lamp Bldg., Akron, 0. 
TAXIDERMIST 
ALL KINDS OF GAME AND DEER HEADS MOUNTED 
BY EXPERTS AT REASONABLE CHARGES 
Established tsgn. 
GEORGE H. LESSER 
Johnstown - New York 
