SEE Merserau, Edward B. DAVIS, ROBERT H. The more I admire dogs; true tales about man's best friend.

The best man loses.

SEE The Best Plays of 1937-1938 and the Yearbook of the Drama in America.

SEE The Best Plays of 1937-1938 and the Yearbook of the Drama in America.

Best sports stories of 1949, a panorama of the 1948 sports year.

They were brought back to the lady, who caused the three to be magnificently interred, and summoned the best physicians of the town to assist her attendance on the survivor.

As Commander-in-Chief of the Armies of the Revolution and as first President of the Republic he gave the best that was in himand it was always good enoughbut more from a sense of duty than because of any real enthusiasm for the rôle of either soldier or statesman.

As the pages that follow will reveal, he was one of the first American experimental agriculturists, always alert for better methods, willing to take any amount of pains to find the best fertilizer, the best way to avoid plant diseases, the best methods of cultivation, and he once declared that he had little patience with those content to tread the ruts their fathers trod.

As the pages that follow will reveal, he was one of the first American experimental agriculturists, always alert for better methods, willing to take any amount of pains to find the best fertilizer, the best way to avoid plant diseases, the best methods of cultivation, and he once declared that he had little patience with those content to tread the ruts their fathers trod.

As the pages that follow will reveal, he was one of the first American experimental agriculturists, always alert for better methods, willing to take any amount of pains to find the best fertilizer, the best way to avoid plant diseases, the best methods of cultivation, and he once declared that he had little patience with those content to tread the ruts their fathers trod.

It bore seams of coal, which Washington examined in 1770 and thought "to be of the very best kind, burning freely and abundance of it."

They placed some of the best men in position to manage for the whole.

They could see no trail but merely picked out the best way to go.

They could count the oxen and make a pretty close guess of how many days they could live in this way, even with the best probable fortune favoring them, and to the best of them there was but little hope, and to those who were dependent it seemed as if the fate of Fish and Ischam might be theirs almost any day.

They could count the oxen and make a pretty close guess of how many days they could live in this way, even with the best probable fortune favoring them, and to the best of them there was but little hope, and to those who were dependent it seemed as if the fate of Fish and Ischam might be theirs almost any day.

It was thought best that this company should spread out and approach the mountains in as broad a front as possible so as to multiply the chances of finding water, and so they started out in pairs, some to the right and some to the left, each selecting the point where water seemed most probable.

Sweet apples are best baked without paring.

Tart pears are the best for baking, as the sweet varieties are often tasteless.

only the best selected prunes.

Tin cans give more trouble filling and sealing, are liable to affect the flavor of the fruit, and unless manufactured from the best of material, to impair its wholesomeness.

TO CAN RASPBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES, AND OTHER SMALL FRUITS.Select none but good, sound berries; those freshly picked are best; reject any green, over-ripe, mashed, or worm-eaten fruit.

Free-stone peaches are the best.

The juice of berries, currants, and grapes, may be best extracted by putting the fruit in a granite-ware double boiler, or a covered earthen crock placed inside a kettle of boiling water, mashing as much as possible with a spoon, and steaming without the addition of water until the fruit is well scalded and broken.

White granulated sugar is best for all jellies.

Heat the jelly glasses (those with glass covers are best), by rolling in hot water, and place them in a shallow pan partially filled with hot water, or stand them on a wet, folded towel while filling.