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1 he tw e n tie th a n n u a l e x h ib i­tion e f th e T e n A m e r ic a n P a in t ­ers w a s on v iew re c e n tly in New Y ork. T h is d is t in g u is h e d acad em ic g ro u p in c lu d e s be- b es id es W illia m M . C h a s e — who is r e p re s e n te d h e re b y a s s u p e rb a " S til l L ife — F is h ” a s he ev e r p a in te d — M e ssrs . J . A l-

. den W e ir , E d m u n d C . T a rb e l l , E d w a rd S im m o n s , R o b e r t R e id , VY i 1 la rd L . M e tca lf , C h ild e H a s s a m , ' 1 '. \ \ r. D e w in g , J o ­se p h D e C a m p a n d F ra n k W . B en so n .

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ball left for the city yesterday to a t­tend the eighth annual reunion and luncheon of the Veterans of the Central Pacific Railroad, to commorate the fortieth an­niversary of the driving of the last spike a t Promontory. JJt The Balls will re turn home Monday.

Need of a Municipal Survey Set Forth

In fo rm atio n it* asked fo r on th e su b ­jec t of a m u n ic ipal g rad e su rvey in C a rm e l; i t s necessity , ancl w hy the sew er su rv ey a lread y m ade w ill n o t answ er th e purpose.

T he necessity of th e g rad e su rvey of th e s tr e e ts is to fix th e levels fo r the fd ree ts an d sidew alks.

A bout th e firs t question ask ed by th e p rospective bu ilder on a lo t is w here th e s tr e e t and sidew alk level is to be, t h a t th e h e ig h t an d position of th e firs t floor of th e house m ay be fixed, a lso th e level of th e garden and the w alk to th e f ro n t door, th e num ber of s te p s necessary , e tc.

I t is also obvious, in sidew alk im ­p rovem ents, th a t th e re m u st be some g rad e o r level common to a ll th e p rop­e rtie s on th e block, or th e re would be jags or s te p s up an d dow n, a ll a long th e s tre e t, according to th e wliim of each ind iv idual ow ner.

An ow ner desiring to p u t in a b e t ­t e r q u a ’i ty o r m ore expensive s id e­w alk m u s t know its position , a s a la te r g rade su rv ey m ay requ ire the lif tin g o r low ering, an d consequent d es tru c tio n , o f th e w alk .

A case in p o in t w as th e request from th e w a te r com pany fo r th e g rade su rvey of certa in s tr e e ts p rev ious to lay ing la rg e r m ains.

In th is ease i t is a prim e necessity , so t h a t th e ir pipes m ay n o t be uncov­ered in fu tu re g rad ing , though th is m ay n o t ta k e place fo r a dozen years.

I t is q u ite possible t h a t th e re la y ­ing of pipes exposed in fu tu re g ra d ­ing o p era tions, a f te r such a req u est would be a charge upon th e c ity .

A p ro p e rty ow ner is en titled to re ­cover from th e c ity dam ages caused by g rad in g of s tr e e ts to a new grade, and can bold up th e w ork u n til such dam age is a scerta in e d and paid for.

Now a s to th e su rv ey s : T he sa n i­t a r y su rvey is to give th e position and fa ll of th e sew er BELO W th e ex is tin g s t r e e t su rface .

T he g rad e su rv ey is to fix tlic po­sition o f th e su rface o f th e s tre e t, to equalize in equalities, and to fix th e po ­s ition o f in te rsec tin g stre e ts .

A p ro p erty survey or block survey would co n sist in th e relocation of all block co rner pegs as show n by th e re corded m ap s in th e C ounty R ecorder’s office a t Salinas.

Each o f th e se su rv ey s is of an en ­t ire ly d ifferen t c h a rac te r , each re q u ir­ing a d ifferen t se t o f m easu rem en ts and each req u irin g a d ifferen t form o. m ap, se t tin g fo rth th e se m easu re ­m ents.

Annual Report of the Arts and Crafts Club

C arm el C a lifo rn ia , M ay la t. 1017To th e Board of T ru s tees and M em ­

bers o f C arm el C lub of A rts and C ra fts th e R ecording S ec re ta ry p re ­se n ts th e fo llow ing:

T w elve reg u la r and tw o special m eetings have been held d u rin g th e p a s t year.

A new section w as o rganized to in ­clude all c lub w ork fo r th e young peo­ple, und er th e nam e of Social Service Section.

M iss M. D eX eale M organ w as a p ­poin ted C ha irm an of th e A r t D ep a rt­m en t o f th e San F rancisco F edera tion of W om en 's Clubs.

Carm el C lub lias m ade th e u su a l re ­pairs and h as acqu ired severa l pieces of p ro p e rty o f v a lu e : a p en n an t de­signed by M iss Johnson and executed by M iss C ulbertson fo r use a t Del M onte on “C arm el D ay ,” som e ex tra chairs and t r a v s for th e H all, a r t m a ­te r ia ls fo r S um m er School use, and, m ost im p o rta n t of a ll, by p u rchase , a lo t d irec tly e a s t of th e build ing .

A m ong th in g s done m ay be men- tionw l th e subscrip tion o f m oney for th e p rese rv a tio n o f th e A r t B uilding i t Sail F rancisco ; th e im provem en t of

tile A rts and D ra fts g rounds, under th e d irection o f Miss L ic h te n th a le r; th e conduct of th e S um m er School o f A rts and C ra fts , which lias now become an in s titu tio n , and fo r th e c u rre n t y e a r w ill be under th e d irection of M iss M. DeNcale M organ ; th e considera tion of m any leg isla tive questio n s presented IV M rs. B rem ner and th e sending of several le tte rs and p e titio n s w ith re ­gard to them to S acram en to . A t the Ju n e m ee tin g th e C lub w en t 011 record is indorsing the N atio n a l F ed e ra tio n ’s ■hon e of M ounta in L au re l as o u r n a ­tional flower.

E n te rta in m e n ts given by or fo r th e Club include a Shakespeare evening, irranged by th e P resid en t, M rs. M. E. H and; e ig h t lec tu res in connection vith th e Sum m er School: a sh a re in

th e production o f T he P ip er and recep ­tion ten d ered to Mr. and M rs. Calc Y oung Rice; an exh ib ition of th e w ork of tw e n ty local and v isiting a r t i s t s ; a D ickens p a r ty and a New Y e a rs re ­ception.

P ossib ly som e th in g s have been lost betw een th e lin es: from m otives oficonomy th e S ecre ta ry w rites betw een ihem , wlien she th in k s of it, an d begs ‘h a t h e rea fte r special m ention be nadc a t each m eeting of every en te r ta in m e n t th a t lias been presented since th e preceding m eeting , in o rder to com plete th e record.

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H e re is a l is t o f h in ts fo r th e m o to r is t w h o w ish e s to p u t h is c a r in o rd e r fo r th is s u m m e r ;

R e m o v e c a rb o n fro m e n g in e . G rin d v a lv es .C lean g a s o l in e line .F lu s h o u t c ra n k case .A d ju s t v a lv e s .C a re fo r c lu tc h .C lean a n d o il g e a r se ts .C lean a n d o il u n iv e rsa ls . C lean a n d o il d if fe re n tia l . A d ju s t b e a r in g s .A d ju s t brakes.^C a re fo r t i re s .R e n o v a te ch a ss is .C lean au d p o lish b o d y .T o u c h u p e x p o se d m e ta l.C a re fo r to p .C a re fo r c u r ta in s .

Now th a t the noted musiea!- director, Alfred Hertz, and his wife, are settled in the Botch cottage a t Pebb'e Beach, for the season, there is a con­tinuous exchange of teas and visits bet "'Fen Pebble Beach and the Norwood.

Carmel Pine ConePU B L IS H E D WEEKLY

E s ta b l i s h e d F e b r u a r y , ID JoE .tered as second-ciA*s m il te r February M , 1915. A t the cost o ffice A t Carmel, California, under the Act o f EMarch 5, 1579.

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rd o f some k in d ly 1 ch e e re d a d ro o p in g h e a r t .B r it is h a n d F re n c h C om ntis-1 =

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U n d e r th e c a p tio n , “ W h y G ive to L ib ra r ie s ? ” th e F e b r u ­a ry n u m b e r o f N ew Y o rk L i­b ra r ie s p o in ts o u t e d ito ria lly th a t th e lib ra ry , w ell e q u ip p e d a n d o p e ra te d , m in im iz e s th e n eed of a ll k in d s o f c h a r i ty , a n d a d d s th a t a n id ea l c o m m u ­n ity is o n e w h e re no p u b lic c h a r i ty is n eed ed , I t is th e w o rk o f th e l ib ra ry , th e e d ito r ia l sa y s f u r th e r , so to e n r ic h life a s to m a k e m e n m o re a n d m o re in d e ­p e n d e n t o f a ll o rg a n iz e d c h a r ­ity ; a n d th is , in a m e a s u re a t le a s t, it is a c tu a lly a c c o m p lis h ­ing .

SENDING AMERICANTROOPS TO FRANCE.

some sure recothing done fo r others, as Well as some goodly strength or knowledge s io n s la y e m p h a tic s t r e s s u p o n

, r / / su ch a c tio n , a n d it is c e r ta ingained fo r yourself.____________ th a t w e w ill c o m p ly w ith th e

re q u e s t. T h e p ra c t ic a l w a y s ofR E D U C E C H A R I T Y T O A I r e n d e r in g su c h a s s is ta n c e w ill

be d e te rm in e d in W a s h in g to n : th e d ifficu ltie s a re k n o w n a n d w ill b e e n c o u n te re d a n d o v e r ­co m e, b u t th e w isd o m o f d o ing it se e m s to b e v e ry c le a r . O u r i r s t c o n tin g e n t w ill be b u t a life line, b u t w e m u s t th ro w it o u t w h ile w e a re g e t t in g o u r s ta u n c h e s t life b o a t r e a d y to la u n c h .

T h e m in g lin g s t r a in s o f : “ O , S ay . C an Y o u S ee .” a n d “ A l ­ie n s E n f a n ts de la P a t r ie .” w ill be w o rth , in m o ra l he lp , th e m a ­te r ia l a s s is ta n c e o f te n a rm y c o rp s to b e s e n t la te r on .

P le re a f te r , if F ra n c e an d A m erica s h o u l d , e v e r s ta n d w ith a v e r te d faces , i t w ill be h ack to b a c k a g a in s t a co m m o n foe.

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of ribs, crack th e bones across the m iddle, ru b th e inside w ith s a lt, sp r rt- kle w ith black pepper, an d dredge w itli flour. F ill w ith sa u e rk ra u t cooked a h a lf ho u r in ju s t enough w a te r to p rev en t burn ing , th en drained and th e liquor reserved . Sew th e ro a s t t ig h tly and n e a tly a il a round and place in a d ripp ing pan w ith 1 pin t of th e liquor d ra ined from th e k ra u t . Cook slow ly , b a s tin g o ften w ith th e l 'q u o r in th e pan . T u rn so as to bake b o th sides equally . W hen ten d er, increase th e h e a t, dredge w ith flour, and brow n richly . Serve w ith m ashed po ta to es .

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Pharm acy, Carmel, Cal.

T h e v a lu e o f s e n d in g im m e ­d ia te ly a d iv is io n of A m e ric a n tro o p s to F ra n c e is p e rfe c tly a p p a re n t , and th e p sy c h o lo g y o f su ch ac tio n is e a s ily d is c e rn ­ible. T h e o n ly d e b a ta b le p h a s e of the q u e s tio n is w h e th e r th o s e fo rces sh a ll b e o f th e r e g u la r o rg a n iz a tio n o r o f v o lu n te e r fo rm a tio n s . O ffe r in g s o f th e la t te r k in d a re o v e rw h e lm in g in n u m b e r , th e re fo re th e re can b e n o id ea o f c o m p u ls io n in ­v o lv e d — it is s im p ly a q u e s t io n o f e x p e d ie n c y . T h e m a te r ia l g a in to b e se c u re d m a y be a l­m o s t n e g lig ib le , b u t th e m o ra l h e lp w ill be in c a lc u la b le . T o see o u r flag o n th e fie ld of a c ­t io n . to h e a r th e m u s ic o f o u r b a n d s , to see th e Y a n k ees s w a rm in g o v e r th e re d o u b ts w h a t co u ld su c h s ig h ts a n d

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T h e b u rd e n o f s a v in g th e w o rld fro m s ta rv a t io n re s ts on th e s h o u ld e rs o f A m erica . T h e p re s e n t in d ic a tio n s a re th a t by n e x t w in te r th e r e w ill n o t be e n o u g h food in th e U n ite d S ta te s to feed th e n a t io n ’s o w n p eo p le , le t a lo n e s e n d in g s u p ­p lie s to th e s u f fe r in g m u l ti tu d e s of E u ro p e . T h e only- sa lv a tio n lies in th e p la n t in g o f m illio n s o f a d d it io n a l a c re s to fo o d s tu ffs a n d th e c u t t in g off o f all w as te .

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Hundreds of "W hat Do You Do ? ” Red Cross post cards have passed through the local postoffice this week.

Notice toT A X P A Y E R S

All taxpayers are required by th e constitution to annually m ake an d deliver to the Assessor a s ta tem en t, under oath, setting forth specifically A L L the real, personal, or o th e r class of pfopeity, owned by su c h persons, or in their possession, or under their control, as th e sam e stands of record at 1 2 o’clock M e ri­dian on the first Monday of M arch .

T he Political Code provides, th a t all property m ust be assessed a t its “ full cash value,’’ and defines “ full cash value” as being “ the am o u n t at which the property w ould b e taken in paym ent of a ju s t d e b t from a solvent deb to r.”

U n s e c u r e d P e r s o n a l P r o p e r t y T he taxes on all unsecured p e r ­

sonal property are due and payab le and must be paid at the tim e th e assessm ent is made.

E x e m p t io n s Any person or association, c la im ­

ing any property to be exem pt from taxation, MUST make the claim and affidavit, for such exem ption, every year, in the manner provided by law. This applies to tire $100 allowed i n personal property of househo lder-; the $ 1 0 0 0 allowed soldiers, sailors, marines, e tc ., and property ttsc d solely and exclusively for rehgY ■ s worship.

A ssessm ents Any information desired re la tin g

to assessments will be gladly fur­nished on application, ai.d all o b ­jections should be made before t] e Board of Equalization adjourns, in ­stead of waiting until it is tin e to pay taxes.

Remem ber, that it you fail tQ make a statem ent you fail to "com ­ply with the law and you law yot r- self liable to arbitrary assessm ent, which is expensive to yourself an d causes much trouble to others.

GEO. S. GOULD. J r .m 8 tf County Asse. sor

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Christian Scienee Services

Sunday, / / A.M.Sunday School, 9:45 A. M.

Wednesday Eve. Service, 8 o'clock A R T S AM D C R A F T S H A L L

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Sunday School 10 A .M .WALTER G. MOFFAT. Redo,

P roperty T r a n s a c t io n sDeed: _ Carmel Dev. Co. to

Prot. Epis. Bishop of Cal. Lot 16, B!k 74, Carmel-by-the-Sea.

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9 lm TieedledMrs. Frances M ontgomery,! Calvin r. Hogle, well ac-

who was here for some tim elquainted here, visited in Car- last year, has taken the Beane jmel for a few days last week, bungalow for the summer. | All Saints parishoners have She has as guest Mrs. L. J- acquired the lot south of the thom as of lone is her guest. | church edifice, and hope to

The dau g h ter in-law of Mrs. erect a rectory before long.M J Thomas, Mrs. John How-; J. W. Webb of Sacramento ^i(i 1 nomas, and son, VV ickson ,; jc hero for a visit with his ! will be here for a fo rtn ig h t’s daughters Misses Genevieve stay this week. , and Susie

Our old actor friend, John j “ Xhe Women of Belgium ” is1. G nbner, dropped into town! the title of a book by Mrs.I c l S t V\ G 6 K , remaining‘ 3 U3y 0 1 V p r n o n T , T - f o l l n o r r i n o f - i o o n o / 1

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ngtwo. F o llo w in g th e Sail Jose pageant, in which he takes a leading part, he will re n t a cottage here for the summer.

A. W. Saxe of San Jose and Mr. Tourtilot, stew art of Ag­news Hospital, wili reach here by auto tomorrow for a brief visit.

Vernon L. Kellogg, ju s t issued by Funk & Wagnalls. The price is $1, and the proceeds will go tow ard Belgian relief work.

A rthur Cyril is burning up the roads hereabouts with his new Ford.

OIl I f your business is in CarmelrP, T , „ , T . , have your P rin ting done a t theJ he Lyon home a t Lincoln £>ine Cone p b

stree t and F ifth avenue isnearing completion. A con-1 P resident A lexander of the trac ting firm, the M. V ukice-! K eystone Grocery Co. of Sanvlcli Co., ju s t located here, is doing the work in record time. M. E. Vukicevich and F. L. Schultz compose the firm.

Talbot and W insor Josselyn departed on Sunday evening for Pasadena, there to enlist in the U. S, Arm y Medical Corps.

A rthu r Lewis is here for a few w eeks’ stay. He is on in­tim ate term s w ith the mem­bers of the crlony of ‘‘In terned M usicians.”

Jose, w ith Mrs. Alexaneer, motored to Carmel Higlands last Saturday.

Argyle Campbell has passed a most successful m ilitary ex­amination. He will shortly proceed to San Francisco to go into train ing a t the Presidio.

The Red Cross folks are in­debted to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ream er for procuring the flowers with which to decorate A rts and C rafts Hall for S a t­urday n ig h t’s dance.

Designers and BuildersCH. E . V a k i e e v i e h C o .

M. E . V u lk ie v ic li , F . L . S c h u l tz ,Construction cArchitect M . C.

CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA We will design and build any type of residence, etc., in

in accordance with ow ner’s suggestionR OU GH P L A N S AND ESTIMATES FR E E

L eave O rders a t CANDY S T O R E or a tG o o ld ~ s O a r a g e

All tlie Boke family, except! Take stock of your station­e r vj . j P rofessor Boke, who is in Los | ery, le tte r heads, cards, bill-

hn4 iv,JL°JW cm,ISIC co1°ny Angeles, arrived in Carmel heads, memo pads, envelopes, Miri«w*n A U ° - u entertain ing Saturday evening. : etc. If you need any of these.

Aldrich nf itio 1 D uring the indefinite a b - ! place an order with the Pine

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Fishing season now open

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Red Cross Notes

York la s t^ a tu rd a v ^ n ri ser.ee of her husband in Colorday. ' She was m arried only a M-rS‘ Ar' a«d A‘ Df cke1' few days ago to Mr. Davis an W SOJOuni at Sacramento, architect of Los Angeles. The Mr. P ra tt, her daughter and young couple was delighted to maid, from Coronado, Cab, are have an impromptu salmon guests a t the Monte Verde for d inner served them at mid- this month.

From Friday to Tuesday—night, when they arrived ttn-U n aL earn er Ii v'sjt !four days—Marshal EnglundMr. V : Shavitch. Mrs Ald-1 HaS ' SSl,ed 34 d°g licenses‘ rich-Davis’ m other is expected down for the summer next^ 6 C K .

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Cone Press. We do a mail order business.

Miss Agnes L. Sweasey and Miss Dulcie Walden, who since leaving here have resided in San Francisro, have moved to north Berkeley.

Mrs. F. C. Pudan has been away for several days, visiting a t San Jose.

T he C ity F a th e rs have plaeed com m odious q u a rte rs iu the City H all a t th e disposal i i th e lied Cross, and there hereafter th e ac­tivities of the chap te r will be p u r­sued.

A dditional w orkers are needed th is week, iu o rder th a t Box 1 be ready by th e 15th of th is m outh, as hoped for.

T he beuefit dance last S a tu rday evening was a com plete success. Arts and C rafts H all, which was generosly offered free of charge, was crowded as it seldom has been. T he floor was filled with dancers all even ing th e m usic was sp lend id ; th e decorations were artistic , and the refreshm ents ex­cellent. I t was well m anaged in every re sp ec t; in all ways a d e ­ligh tfu l affair, and th e net p ro ­ceeds tu rned over to th e fund reached the im pressive to tal.of $80. In the language of th e day,' it was some dance.

At a m eeting of the ch ap te r last M onday afternoon form al ap p rec i­ation of the kind office? of Mrs. F . S. ^chw euiuger, in o rgan iz ing th e dance and m ak ing it such a su c ­cess, was given expression in a well wotded resolution of thanks , adopted by unanim ous vote anil spread upon the records of th e society.

C A R M E L R E A L T Y CO.

HOUSES RENTED PROPERTY SOLD

EXCHANGES MADE INSURANCE

F O R

F I R E W O O D a n d K I N D L I N G. See W A D E S T E W A R T

P r o m p t D e liv ery Good M easu reT erm s S tr ic t ly C ash

Order a t Residence or Schweninger’s Grocery

St. A nne’s Guild m eets a t the residence of Rev. W alter G. Moffat a t 3 o’clock tomor­row afternoon. The ladies of this organization will conduct a food sale a t Schweninger's bakery on Saturday.

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I The Little Hardware 5tore „ , ,I | (C le v e la n d F la m D e a le r )i Seven hundred m illion dollars, de- I :lared the secretary of agriculture, is | w asted annually in food in the homes s ! o f America— $7 for each m an, woman

I r \ 4 . . . . . 1 ! and child in the country, roughlyi D o q e o l la r s . S ep een -L U ire , N a i l s iLpeakmg. what i« worse, most ofJ | | th is w aste is p reven tab le . I t re p re ­

ss Little Hardware Store 1! o“TgrranTy throughA nd here is how th is a n n u a l food

T h e T h in gs T h a t You W a n t W hen You W a n t T h em in th e P a in t and H ardw are L ines

[S c h w e n in g e r ’sj BAKERY anti G R O C ER Y

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Trustees Will Practice Strictest Economy

News From La Playa

w astag e is item ized by th e e x p e rts in the ag r ic u ltu ra l d e p a r tm e n t:

X Edible food th ro w n in to th e g a r ­bage pail o r th e k itchen sink . I t has o ften been declared th a t th e garbage can is th e m o s t r ich ly endowed in s t i ­tu t io n in A m erica. V a s t am o u n ts of n ourish ing m a te ria l a re th ro w n o u t from hom es w hich w onder a t th e h igh

] cost of se ttin g th e ta b le . T he u tiliz a ­tio n of le fto v ers is a science whose ac-

Our new weds” — four couple— have departed for their homes, all

The unsettled financial con- j promising to return in the near ditions as the resu lt of a s ta te ! future, of war, probable cu rta ilm en t1 Arland A. D ecker is leaving for j quaintance every housewife may well of income and increase of fed- G reele>7' Colorado, to take charge o f . cultivate.eral taxes, etc., has decided his brother’s ranch. Leslie Thomas ! 2 —Spoilage of food due to carelessthe Carmel Trustees to put succeeds him as La Playa’s privatethe “ soft pedal” on all legisla- chaufieur.tion involving the expenditure! Beginning June 1 Mr. and Mrs. of the people’s money. Jonas Lie will occupy the Rice

A t Tuesday n igh t’s m eeting cottage for the month.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M ackenzie,

two children and maid, of Burliu-

Best Goods [ Fresh G oods j R ight P r ices js

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of the board it was agreed th a t though a municipal grade su r­vey was very necessary, i t was! game, return to the Greaves housebest not to pursue the m atter a t this time. O ther contem­plated im provem ents will be trea ted likewise.

Before taking action in the m atter of establishing local business licenses, the tru sttes desire fu rth e r information as the wishes of the business people here.

A communication from Sec­re ta ry of S tate F rank C. Jo r­dan was read requesting in form ation as to who the city officials are. time of Trustee m eetings, etc.

Owing to the fact th a t the Red Cross is obliged to vacate its present quarters, the or­ganization was granted the use 9 f space in the City Hall, sub­jec t to certain conditions.

Carmel-by-the-Sea is now a member of the League of Cali­fornia Municipalities.

ITEMS OF INTER EST.

AscenLon Day, one of the most im portant events in the church calendar, is to be cele­brated by service a t All Saints here on May 17.

Charles J. Ohrenstein of the Christian Science Board o f Lectureship, will deliver a free lecture a t T. A. Work Hall, Pacific Grove, nex t Monday evening. Carmel residents desiring to attend will consult Miss Stella Vincent.

and bungalow for four months, be­ginning June 1.

Mrs. L Plunkett, who has been quite ill at the Gates cottage, is im ­proving, much to the satisfaction of her friends at La Playa.

Mrs. W. H Schven, wife of a Pennsylvania Railroad official, hopes to return to La Playa after a visit to Los Angeles. H er mother. Mrs C. C Davis, of New York, with Jane and Betty Sciiven, are returning to their summer home in New Ham p shire, and will joing their mother here later.

Mrs. Signor will raise vegetables on the land where the cottage bun­galows will eventually be built.

R ecent registrations:Mrs. John B. Richardson, Miss

Louise C. Richardson, Miss Char­lotte Richardson, C hestnut Hill Mass ; Mrs O W. Robertson, Mis Robertson, Alice C. Robertsoa, Mark Roeder, chauffeur, M ilwaukee; J Barker, S. Crosby, Fresno; Margaret Strong, Richm ond Strong, Hawley Strong, Mrs. H . R. Hatfield, Mrs Glover, Mrs. Alice R itchie, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs E ugene Joralamon, Berkeley; Mrs Geo. H . Gale, Palo Alto; Mr. and Roy E. Younger, two children and m aid, Los Angeles; Miss Louise 3 . W hite, Brookline, Mass.; Mrs. C C. Davis, Miss Florence Wolfe, New York; Mr. and Mrs. H . L. Scruttoa, Petaluma; Mrs. Arthur L. Pratt, I child and nurse, Kalamazoo; Mrs j W. H . Scriven, Jane and Betty] Scriven. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs.

h an d 'in g an d s to rin g in th e hom e. S ouring of m ilk , decaying o f f ru i t an d vegetab les, d es tru c tio n of food by in- se" ts or roden ts. T he experience is f a ­m ilia r and i ts cost m o u n ts h igh . T he canning of su rp lu s s tocks saves m an y a dollar.

3— Food spoiled by careless cooking. N ew lyw eds are n o t th e only v ic tim s o t th is expensive fo lly . Food d a in ­t i ly p repared and served te m p ts th e a p p e tite and pxvs div idneds in b e tte r h ea lth an d sp ir its . In these d ay s of hi'-h costs i t co un ts a lso in th e fam ily budget.

4— W aste in p re p a ra tio n — C areless p a rin g o f p o ta to es , care less p rep ara - t ’on of fresh vegetab les fo r th e ta b le involve losses of food valu e an d add to grocery bills.

5—-O vergeoerous se rv ing of food, v ilcd -u n p la te s m ay b e to k en a libera l ho st. Also, i t m av m ean im paired d i­gestion . reduced efficiency anil w a s t­age of food p roducts. Enough to e a t is enomdi. Too m uch is lik e ly to be too much.

T hese are com m onplaces to m ost households. Y et if sufficient heed w ere paid to th e d e p a r tm e n t 's sugges­tio n s. som e h undreds of m illions of dollars would he added an n u a lly to th e c o u n try ’s w ealth .

D aingerfiehP s A u to L eaves C arm el D aily a t 5:30 D.m.

fo r M o n te rey and Pacific G ro v e

Carmel Library ReportThe Library statistics, for April,

compiled for the Pine Cone by Mrs. Sydney Yard, Librarian, are herepresented :

Books entered, 17; by gift 9, by purchase S; volumes in library3449

Cardholders added, 17. Circulation — Fiction 435, non

1 fiction 7 7, juvenile 61, magazines 1 75; total 648.

SICK W IF E ’S STORYSURPRISES CARiVjLL

The follow ing iias s u r p r s e d t ' r- m el: A business m an ’s w ife s u f f e r 1 from dyspepsia an d c o n s t ip a tio n f r y ea rs. A lthough she d ie ted s h e w as so b loated her clo thes w ou ld n o t f t . ONE SPO O N FU L b u c k th o rn l arV, glycerine, e t c . as m ixed in A d le r - i-k a relieved h er IN S T A N T L Y . B e cau se

j A dler-i-ka em p ties BOTH la rg e an d i sm all in te s tin e s i t re liev es A N Y 1 CA SE co n s tip a tio n , so u r s to m a c h or gas an d p rev en ts ap p en d ic itis . I t h a s Q U IC K EST a c tio n o f a n y th in g w e

e v e r so ld . C a rm e l-b y - th e -S e a P h a r ­m a c y . a d v

List Your PropertiesWITH THE

Pine Cone f^eal Estate and Renting Bureau

For Rent J'1;;01' - ,o.™v cottage, w ith fireplace; located in p ine fo r-

st; $10 a month, w a te r free , i Inquire Pine Cone Of.

j F o r S a l e E r ly buihouse, w ith all modern im provem ents of every description. S u itab le for two families or an inn L o ca­tion ideal. A bargain. T) e righ t person can m ake it. ^-o. For ren t pending sale.

R epresentative E. A. Hayes, ajIUwho has been very ill, is on his^ H artington M itchell, Mr and Mrs way here from Washington.. John Hofi| Oakland; Mr. and Mrs.Mr. Hayes has not been well for some time, and the hard work and excitem ent of the present session of Congress has about used him up.

T Y P l ^ V R I T I N GA u t h o r s ’ M a n u s c r i p t s ; E t c .

G c o d W o r k I i k a s o n a h r .g R a t e s

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For Job P rin tin g —Pine Cone

D enel, Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas ! Short, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Williams, San Francisco.

j P. O. Box 64 80-aert* 'T ract

Situation Desired b y reliable wo­

man ; good cook; w ants positioiI f you read it in the Pine Cone r'?.Kee'’) COf>R; care for

p , ’ Ichildren. W rite: S ituation,”you may safely repeat it. p. Q. Box 55, Carmel, Cab

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corner, 2 inside. 40x100 : dv ,, min. v alk from Carmel P. (> Address, P. 0. Box 3, o r P in e Coro. a26 o ]

F o r S a i e p re ttie s t p lace

$2000, term s — worth S30C0.e k e . e e n -

6-rooin plastered house: e! fights, bath, protected ,-1 ing porch, flower garden.

For Sale « “<'•close to Ocean; si epm g c u ters for six; e!ec. lights, l.j.tfi For rent.

Mr. F. H. Powers of the C a r­mel Development Company fi . offered the free use of vacant lands in this section to ehil<jren and adults who will promise to plant at least twenty-four h i]js of potatoes thereon.