PAGE TWO
NOTICE
By order of the Board of Education, Stokes
Co uI v.ii! offer for sale on—
vVFDNKSDAY, APRIL 2.VIH, 1911,
at tv(s »ek P. •!., to the hijrru;?>t bidder at R.
B. 1/r ilw !.'tila'Alngr l-d school
prop -? i; . to-w.i:
Smithtovn >chooi house and lot.
.«> •:. , I:*s*.-..'ioiise lot.
;.\-e \ . .v.-oel hov>e and Wt.
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J. C, v AR; ; .UN\ (. '.erk.
Pianos Going rast at
Bowen's Gigantic
PIANO SALE!
Here are the reasons:
!Vms. hbor.> I j.iiutit Pr.u-tUe Piano *4i»(W —ScUaefler
M. i.i. % L t-!is.'U K«x?d for twt'Ktj more >«*ars KtiT.Wi— i
Krt.ll I '|»ri.;hi S".'MW—l.aflarj.ue Maiiopwy
I priori SvYOo—Kcninutun >n.al! Plain (a**- like ne.v
•VKHi.OO —>u!braii*»'ii Small Plain Cast* like new 513.).(t0
Kfchty-« Note standard Player wi'ti l« roll* and
L-r h S' 10.0(1.
\ru! i \it out' hundred more to select fiom with bench
to r>:.n«'i! Jeliv* red to >onr home.
I'm- ffce eonvenienee >( out-of-town \isitors our »tore
Mi;: b" >;»eji V itsirdav night and Easier Monday.
BiHVKN PIANO COMPANY
Tr ci- «-t-e{, \e\t to Post Offi;e—W instrn-Sulem, \.
* Chocolate Birthday Cake
l.owrnor Kolph of  alilorniu h''lps .Miss Dje-stcr to cut birthday cake
PRI «f:NTATION to Mane Dressier Prize Dmll'» Food Cake
—AriicricnV w°ll-!nvcd Ma;*e and 2 cupi l sifted rnUr flour
screen star —of a mammoth chocolate teaspoons combination baking
Mrthtlov eak« is lust another indien- priwrier
tion tlmt the traditional birthdny cake teaspoon salt
is now going in for chorolHle in a big ~i c-iip butter or other shortening
■way. l'or rich, luscious chocolate I' 4 cups sugar
lends any cake nn air of festivity. I eggs. well beaten
Make your birthday enk. of choco- f'iunrcs unsweetened chocolate,
late bv either of these rec ip» 8. deco- nu-lted
rati* it with candle* f>r the birthd.iy / t^n^l> V a„ni» 4
table «nd your rake « ill make B ■ on(1 meaßur#i adl baWn ,
arable contribution to the celebration. powdw and , aU and alft toKe , he r
. nirthdnv Treat Cake ,hr «' e Cream butter thoroughly,
add sugar gradually, and cream to
3 eggs) gether until light end fluffy. Add eggs
3 cups sifted cake flour and beat well; then chocolate and
1 teaspoon soda beat until smooth. Add flour, alter
% teaspoon suit nately with millc. a small amount at a
1 cup butter or other ahortenlng time. Beat after each addition until
l'/4 cups brown sugar, firmly packed smooth. Add vanilla. Bske in two
3 eggs, well beaten greased fl-lnch layer pans in moderate
4 squares unsweetened chocolate, oven 35 minutes, or until
melted dene. Spread Seven Minute Fronting
% cup cold water between layers and on top and sides
r or calce.
Sift flour once, measure, add aoda Seven Minute Frosting
And salt, and aif t together three limea. _ ... .
Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar *
gradually, and cream together until # wat „
light and fluffy. Add egga and beat teaspoons light corn ayvup
well. Add chocolate and beat until j teaspoon vanilla
smooth. Add flour, alternately with Combine egg whites, sugar, water,
water, a small amount at a time Beat „..j ~o rn By rup In top of double boiler,
after each addition until smooth, beating with rotary tgg beater until
Bake in two deep greased 9-inch layer thoroughly mixed. Place over rapidly
pans in moderate oven CIM'F.) 30 min- boiling water, beat" constantly with
utea. Spread Seven Minute Frosting rotary egg beater, and cook 7 mln
between layers and on top and sides utes, or until frosting will stand in
of cake, piling frosting thickly on top. peak*. Remove from boiling water;
Melt 2 additional squares unsweetened add vanilla and beat until thick
chocolate with 2 teaspoons butter, enough to spread. Makea enough
When froating Is aet, pour chocolate frosting to cover tops and aides of
nlmture over cake, letting It run down tv.o 6-inch layers, or top and aide*
«n aldea. > of Bxßx2-lnch take (generously). 4
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
CHARLES M. FIJLP
DIED LAST MONDAY
hi: ijvkd m:ak hk.ii point,
\v\s 72— WORK PKO
«!:i;ssi\(i o\ ki\; high
SCHOOL \Dl)ITION NKW'S
\\:> n:s:su\M.s oi ki\(..
Kin. Ma-ch IN. H. H. Brow.-i
vi i i s i-n Main vtrw-t. cele
brated his gixty-firat birthday
Su-- A •uuiibii • neat- jo'.i
t*-\\ - \\vc : -if at lor i:'e occus
ion.
Syi'i* Tl.-i een«l:oj ..
-»>' i:t S -v v.v.'i rehr.vcs :ui
friends here.
. • . ' T:.' ' :•«i • vice v.*
• T •v- M> h. .-
: 1 and but ial iol
: i: y ! ■
-h>o • , ■ln: h'.iil
!l .
K . i ' iii- i>'.* *.! Mrs.
nj;-Sa!oin.
siii \'iv . Jho ".loconiiCii had 'i
very wi.le aipi:>int:.nee and num
ed his friends by the SCOP.'.
Pall bearers were: L>r. K. .S. Hcl
sabcek. K. P. Newsum. Charles fl
Helsabcck. Arch Linville. D:
fhci.er Helsabeck and Letter O.
Puliiam all of whom wetv
nephews of the deceased. The
burial was in charge of the Junior
Order I'niied American Mechan
ics.
Mr. and Mrs. Oiis Brown, oi
Greensboro, visited relatives heir-
Sundav.
Thcie lias been a big: comeout
in the wheat crop in this section
sir.ee the recent rains and it it
t> kins very promising at pres
ent.
Work on the new home of
Titos. K. Smith is nearing com
pletion. When completed this
new home will be modern in
every particular.
The following births were reg
istered here last week: To Mi.
and Mrs. Charlie Lynch, a dr.uqh
ter: to Mr. and Mrs. Grover Tut
tie, a daughter: to Mr. and Mts.
Roger Slate, a son: to Mr. an 1
Mrs. Alonzo Cole, a daughter, an
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas East. .1
son.
Work on ihe new addition to
the high school building is well
under way and will be pushed
through to completion at an early
da 1 . :'. Four new rooms are
ere i tC'l.
Thee i-; sli .lt improvement ""n
the condition of Dale, the smalt
son of Mr. r.nd Mis. Merman New
yr. a. »vho i:- t afTering from an
att; .;k of bronchial pneumonia a
their home here.
Benjamin S. At wood. of Span a.
is spending some timo here the
gmr ! of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Shelby I*. At wood.
Mrs. H. Grady Harding, v.hi
has been very tick at her 'tome
here i"i several days, is much
improved.
i.Jwvrn *M»use ha" returned to
hit; h0;.'..» i.« !".il::'tel!:hia after
spending 't few days with friend 1 -
here.
There is slight improvement in
t !ic condition of Mrs. Cat alee In
gram. who is suffering from an
uttsick of pneumonia at her home
one mile south of town.
Klmer M. Hauser has accepted
a position with Brown-Rogers-
Dickcon Company at Win? 'on-Sa
lcm. He entered on his new
duties Saturday.
A Treat From
Victorian Days
By Jane Rogers
ri\AKE a Up from the vogne for
* tbe customs of our Victoria!,
forebearers. When the children
clamor for "something to cat" In
mid-afternoon give them that good,
old-fashioned delicacy a piece of
bread and butter liberally sprin
kled with brown sugar. If* eco
nomical, chock full of energy, and
the children will greet it with
cheers Joel as their grandparents
used to in th> days when Victoria
was queen. • «
"\ " 4*' * 1
!■!■ ijr * B?! w..?.'eh? &
I ¥Gli TCdiKel
?::! rok»r mi good texture
j ; ;•; :,v.U, ..-> y.*.»r tvimi but you cannot luy better fer
, .: • • . i.-. iviv. stcr —the tilizcr for growing tcl.ncco.
ii'. i: : lrv.t has K n field- Royster cxperis arc- continual*
ti .U'il i? .;i\ e the best results [y studying tcbrrco, It».:r-vng all
with tob.cco. Good tharc is to know about fertilising
tobacco i.» h'ird to grow. It >. They never slop e:..^ct*iincat«
toe'; >on years :o .earn what you j n g an( j improving. Tiicy lest
kr.- . about growing it. And it every fertilizer in the laboratory,
tori us years and years to learn t j len field-test it in the tobacco
what v>e know about fertilizing field. Only refined materials arc
i:. Bet-vecn us \;e can make the l! 9. j to nia ke sure that the pur
kfrsd of crop that will mean re.i! ca s obtainable go into Royster
money to you. sacks. As a result, we know that
Don't take anv chance when Ro Tobacco Fertilizer will
you buy your fertilizer. Remem- V ou the resuits y ou want *
ber this: Royster sis made in one See your Royster agent today
quality only —the best. You can and let him know how many
pay more or you can pay less. tons you need.
f, S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
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