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KENANSVTLLE, JVOXTII CAROLINA
FAMILY
"aazine Section of Special Interest to Women ana Children JHaders
Kings Jubilee Draws Crowds to Windsof Castle ;
CELEBRATION of King George's
(liver jubilee attracts thousands
I to Windsor castle, moat historic-of
. the royal, residences. A striking
- new; aerial photograph of the castle
; and town -la given herewith. ' .
E EDTIME STOrB,
By;TH ORNTO N W BURGESS
DANNY SHAKES MORE THAN
7 'W '77:7 EVER
DANNY MEADOW MOUSE was
trapped. He was trapped, bat
not caught, which sounds father
mixed and isn't at alL lou see he
was trapped because Bill Mink was
waiting tor 'him Just outside the
only doorway to that hollow log
In which he wm hiding.. 1 But he
wasn't caught because that door
way was tod small for Billy Mink
f "
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"You'll ' Havi to Comi ; Out 8om
; TlmA mmd I'm Anlnti ft aw R 1tht
Here and Walt fori YouV O
dared Billy Mink. . ; . v-; .
to get througbY and Billy couldn't
reach him despite all his efforts... .
time and I'm going to stay night
I PAPA lilMOWS-H
"Pop, what la gumption?" , .
"An oldster's staff." ; . 1
C Bell Syndlcats. WNH Ssi-rlca. r"
here and wait for yon, declared
Billy Mink, Ton my Just as well
come "out now as to keep me wait
ing, because yod are going to be
caught anyway and I am going to
catch ,-you." , i' t
Dannydidn't say a word. He held
his tongue, which was the 'wisest
thing he could do. It usually it wise
to Bold one's tongue. . But I sus
pect that It was fear more l than
wisdom which caused Danny to hold
his tongue; .; Ton see, poor Danny
was shaking ail over with fear' He
knew that for the' time being he
was safe,, but he also felt; sure
that U BUly : Mink : kept his word
and watched Just outside that door
way he would either starve to death
Inside that j hollow log or. furnish
Billy. Mink a good, meaL';:i;,n,7
i Danny couldn't decide which end
would be the worst and the mofff
he thought it over the more he shiv
ered, and shook. . Either end.' was
dreadful. .The 'fact .is Danny
Meadow Mouse was so badly fright
ened that he wasn't using his usu
ally lively wits at all. It never once
entered his head that if Billy Mink
waited long ; enough for htm to
starve, Billy would himself be like
ly to starve,! and that is something
Billy would be the very last person
in the Great' World to do. Billy. IS
altogether too active to be patient
But Danny' was too frightened to
think of this and so he crouched
shivering and shaking, as miserable
a little.; Meadow Mouse 'as'.- ever
lived," "I ought to have remembered
Billy Mink's wonderful nose, and
that': If he once found toy trail
he would follow me straight here,"
thought Danny. ; ! ought to have
waded in the water after crossing
the Laughing Brook, and so broken
my trail. I ought to have found
a hiding place with more than one
entrance. I ought but what's the
use of thinking, the things I ought
to hive done and didn't do? There
Isn't any.. There: Isn't any, at all,"
'- That was Quite true.: When it Is
too late; there Seldom Is any use in
thinking' of what should or should
not; have "been done. But because
there seemed to him nothing- else
to think about,! Danny , Meadow
Mouse continued to think about his
mistakes and to shake with fear.
And outside Billy Mink grinned and
licked his lips and ied to think
of some way to " make ' Danny
Meadow Mouse : come but of that
bOllOW log. ;'4V:7 7"? :77
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V KITCHEN SHORT jCUTS 7
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THERE are so many culinary op-
.1 eratlons needlessly repeated dayJ
after : day i in - numberless homes,
making , gravies, mixing pastry for
pies, cheese sticks and tarts, all at
different times, ' when one process
would make all three. 7 77,T:V'
' One of . the dally tasks In most
homes of the dinner hour' Is the
making Of gravies. ; ' The J prench
word roox' covers the base or thick
ening, of gravies.': There Is white
roux and brown , which is simply
white' flour brbwned."7.'if j:-ti
For the white roux melt one-half
cup of shortening In a heavy frying
pan, add three-fourths of a cup of
flour and cook slowly, stirring con
stantly Until It Is thoroughly blend
ed and well cooked. Remove from
the fire and Store In cool place
until needed. For thickening soups,
white sauce, reamed chicken or
The City Gardener ! ' , v , -)'
vegetables, nse one to two ' table
spoons of this roux to each cup of
liquid, according to "the thickness
desld...,,,g;,i;7i-rt-
;7To makeV brown roux, $ use' the
same proportions of fat and flour,
but Stir and cook until thick, smooth
and brown, using care not to scorch,
This, too, may be stored and used
as ' thickening : for ,' meat gravies,
mushroom sauce, stew and highly
seasoned; dishes. ;iyi(:7tiAt V:
- A french dressing much liked and
one which will keep, two weeks in
the. Ice chest is prepared as fol
lows 1 Chop - one small southern
onlo two tablespoons each of red
and green pepper, one tablespoon
each of celery and parsley,, a tea
spoon of sugar and salt and . cay
enne to taste, with the Inegar and
oil in proportion of one. to three or
four.. Add two. tablespoons of the
piquant french dressing, to the
mayonnaise when serving. Hard
cooked eggs 'may be added, . but
should not .be put Into the dressing
qntll .ready to use. , -o-'-.-ft
Witrijfwppr Union. , j
Th best thing about' football,'1
ys eod Cora, "It glvea a fellow
without brains a chance to see the
Inside of a eo?', too. ; ;
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(TtUESTION BOX
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Dear Mr. Wynn:-:
'..I am a woman thirty-four years
of age and vWehih 160 pounds.: I
want to reduce, so went to a doe
tor who told me to take 20 rolls
after breakfast I started In today,
but after I ate 12 rolls I felt un
comfortable. Cat; you-suggest some
other ;reclpet ''?r&
'K'rbomi .sincerely,
' . 7'. " y, i7.' i, IMA SITE.
;'Answert ty 'twenty tum-overs.
Deais Mr. . Wynn J i-a
I don't know what to do, so am
asking ' yon to; help" me. I hate
(0 see my husband Intoxicated. I
sit up for him "every, night, and he
always comes home drunk. Gee,
how I hate' to see -him when he
comes home ! What can 1 do?
. - Sincerely,
i POIXY. ANNAH.
Answer: 'Don't sit up for him
any more.
Dear fori Wynnr '
..There is a very rich man In our
town who goes horseback riding
every day, but.be only wears one
spur and wears that always on the
boot which is on hie right foot Can
yon tell me why he only wears one
spnr and- that one always on the
right foot? ' " ' ' ' v
' Tours truly,
- -- 1 i B. QUINE.
"Answer: He probably Is an effl-
In Black and White
. " It
C 1 1
c .Black and 'white faille taffeta Is
made Into a charming young frock
by .Vionnet The belt and the cape,
which ties Ascot, with a high stand
ing collar, are emerald green velvet
clency expert and figures If he can
get the right side of the horse to
Start the left side will start, too.
Dear Mr. Wynn:
My grandfather Is an old sea cap
tain and he tells me all sorts of
tales about the ocean, but when
ever he mentions the ocean be calls
It the "angry ocean." Why does he
call It the angry ocean?
S Yours truly,
ANN GLOE SAXON.
Answer: He thinks the ocean Is
angry because It has been crossed
so often.
C) Associated Newspapers.
W.NU Service.
LOVE'S LAMPS
By ANNE CAMPBELL
MY LOVE that burned with Just
a single flame,
A chaste white taper lit for you
alone,
In twenty years has spread Itself
to claim
A dozen conflagrations for. Its
own.
It warms Itself upon our children's
lips, '
And sends up signal fires our
friends may see.
They come to us with glowing finger-tips.
Warmed 'neath the roof that
shelters you and me.
Sometimes I think of those dear
selfish days
When you were all my world, my
own blue sky;
But now our children bless me with
yonr gaze;
A dozen lovely lamps are flaring
high.
But like the constant star above the
hill,
My love for you Is burning bright
ly still.
Copyright. WNU Service.
KnOW-
That the umbrella was de
scribed in the early diction
aries as "a portable pent
house to carry in a person's
hand to screen them from
violent rain or heat.". In the
Middle ages it was consid
ered a mark of rank and
honor much used in cere
monial processions. First
used in the United States in
Baltimore in 1772.
Q, ileClurs Newspaper Synalcatt.
WNU Service.
They Hitch Hiked 1,350 Miles
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Hi-; ..a are Willie Donnelly, sixty-nine years old, and his wife, sixty
Bf.ven, who bitch hiked their way from St Louis, Mo., to Lynn,
E -., a r '.moe of WSO mliri. They were 'journeying to their old home
ton i, Xo, ! sine, where Vliile had the promise of a painter's Job.
CORRECT GUIDES V
TO QUILT MAKING
Br CRANDMOTHER CLARK
A A
The cutting diagrams' for Colonial
quilt Ho. 07B and Indian Wedding
King No. DOB are offered to quilt
makers who nre particular to have
the patches cut outr right. These
cutouts Include the seam allowance
It Is necessary to cut the patches on
right If you want neat results.. The
Indian Wedding Ring has five differ
ent pieces to be cut out and the Col
onial Garden only one. The triangle
shown Is sometimes used when the
Colonial quilt is set together, leaving
a running vine between' units. The
Indian Wedding Ring Is Identical
with the Double Wedding Ring, only
more patches are used to produce
the effect.
Send 10 cents to our quilt depart
ment and ive will mall both of these
cutout sets postpaid.
Address HOME CRAFT COM
PANY, DEPARTMENT D., Nine
teenth and St Louis Avenue, Sr.
Louis, Mo.
Inclose a stamped addressed en
velope for reply when writing for
any Information.
SEEK BAN ON BIBLE
The Freethinkers of America and
Joseph Lewis, president, have insti
tuted a suit in the New York State
Supreme court "to stop the reading
of the Bible and existence of re- :
llglously controlled societies in our
public schools" In order "to uphold '
the American principle of the sep
aration of church and state. " :f v j; ;
The complaint recites that Pro-,
testants, Catholics, and Jews dls-
agree, and that "for several centur
ies the said three sects hated and
murdered each other In their con- -troverales
over said Bibles, but now
are not allowed by secular law to',
murder each other, though the con- ;
troversles nnd religious hatreds are
quite ns vocal as ever." Literary
Digest. ftr-
Dr. Pierce's Pellet are best for liver,
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for
a laxative three for a cathartic Adv.
WUdo m in Old Saw
"If the brain sows not corn, it
plants thistles," says an old proverbv
Overcame Her Nervousness
"A few years ago," writes Mrs.
Charles Sivil, of Hartshorne, Okla.,
"I was weak and run-down. It seemed
that nervousness was about to get
the best of me. My mother told me
about Cardui and that is what I de
cided to take. After I began taking
Cardui, my appetite was better. I
gained strength and was less ner
vous. By the time I had taken two
bottles, I felt fine."
First, better appetite, and then
more strength and a feeling of well
being! Thousands of women testify
Cardui benefited them. If it does not
benefit YOU, consult a physician.
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There are no two ways about it I If yott
want your car to stay beautiful that
la, sparkling like new year in and
year out, it must be Simonized. Per
haps the finish is already dull. Then
first use the new improved Simonus
Kleener. It quickly restores the lustre.
SUnoniz, too, is easy to apply but it's
haid for weather to wear off. Be
sides protecting the finish as noth
ing elae will, Simoniz makes it last
longer. So always insist on Simoniz
and Simoniz Kleener lor your car.
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