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Homo Domonciration Markets Bringing
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Splendid Return. To, S. C. Farm Vomen
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Specialist In Charge Of 8. C. Home DemoBStrm
' lev,, th. nit r minutes'! want to aak
our reader to go with me on mental sight-
seeing tour lfco approximately .v-
Carolina farm homes. On - Tuesdays and' rrl
days of each week you will see on the back
porches of many of these homes, rows and
rows ox. manteii otutww
'AMtJLhiM which will take only a short
time in the morning to pack In the.famUy
auto and get oil w me -nearoy
i.ik tmarVat fjaten ,, to - What" Mrs.
Ceorge Boffmeyer of the .Florence aarket has
to say awut - her wor. . ,.-''"r-i2
"My total sales tnrougn umim won
.... of this. S300 came from the
sale of garden produce, t offer vegetables Mie
year touna; in-oraer w ao vow
tags every two weeks during early "spring and
,mmA anrt Averv month durlmr the winter.
r. iaof. vpcretables are always In demand
mj t-o . -
dessert when you see the cakes that are: readyr .
for these markets. Almost any of you, regard'
less of what you fcjtd today, would enjoy, a sUe .
of chocolate toU made by Mrs J; B. Baffield
Of the Sumter market. This cake Is wj much
Ilka, . JeUy roll, but Mrs. Bafflejd. uses whipped (
cream instead of JeUy and sprinkle plenty f
pecan meats' over , the nice chocolate Icing she ;
has used on the outside of the cake. .
. The lovely kings on the cakes of Mrs. Chiles
of the - Greenwood market - will tempt you;
whether you select cocoanut, chocolate, lemon
or caramel, you wUl not be , disappointed for
when you cut it you. will find" the texture of
the cake just as nice as the IdngtrMrs. Mason
Hollls of the Bock Hill Market will enjoy tell
ing you of her.: Christmas fruit cake trade. , l
Club market members are always anxious
to meet the demands of customers so dont fail -to
see, t the home of Mrs. O. B. Folsoom, Barts
ville, 8. C..tb grist mUl which enables her to
cifer grits home-ground grits, ; not the typ,
that some of us-older people remember, which
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Bome Demonstration Market At 8amter, B., C
- r you eome within the to 58 ranget Then your FaU an4 Winter-fashion, problem
'i'r-'vfl. The Pattern Department of -this ' newspaper now has available new 82'pat
tiflos. In this beautiful new book, you will find entire pages devoted to Just j
i la Elta- S3 ta 52. You wUl also - find an attractive Photographic section, showing ,
i t'Vr worn. These new. Fall and rWinter numbers, sbow house-dresses, street .
j i Jther frocks,, the lines of which, are -designed for slimness. , lon will find that,
-y cf tie tew designs are shown only In the -new Pattern Book.- Send for , this
I -ctlfs' noelrated and colored Patt',.Ctal0f now?4,' ;
r?'tem tZC3 Is Just' as comfortable to wear as It Is charmlnf to look at Because
it makes one appear tail ana sum. xne nownea cww n jw?
:.e1ri utbed. sleeves are v-;aMurt.-Mw:-feto;
' i i-"-:":sl lines and uses contrast most effectively. The dress may. be" made: with Kmg
"tt i " t sleeves. This Is good model for sheer wool -but It niakes u beautifully too,
H r.m and crepe. Vm SS to Wt'jt
Cre are many evening ocions when one. neto-(mUghtlyrro
U C3s&::y maSe f black in saUn or. heavy er sheer screpe. Pattern 8217 was designed to
r-t J-JEt a meed. '.The dress has lovely flowing lines and .the pattern Jncluden Jacket;
t - i ties at the waist and has charmlnf . f all .. sleeves.: , sices 38 to
Each cf ticse patterns is 15c The new S2 page. FaU and Winter Pattern Book which
f- ifs rhotcrr's of the dresses being worn Is 10c (One pattern and the FaU and
' -r Cock" .You ir-y order the book separately for 10c Address Pattern Depart- .
i The. State Farmer Section ii steflpng.riaeei .B
' e annual dress revue for North Carolina
Club girls will be held at. State, CoUfge
rv.cr 3 and the winner will be named
- e representative - 0 ftttend' , the " na
1 --a " Club corsress at Chicago Noyem--:
through" December J 7.'.",r',.-.'';. 'jl
1 '"-la enter Irs the contest must be, be-,
v 15 au4 23 years of ag and must have.
"j metcr for at last two years, taid
. "a II. lifter,' extension 61othlng sge
ft Cite Cullcce. . "'. -
t j r-notaiccti that e.ch county enter-.
f t j-v't F""1 at ltstflvep "lis to
, , i ' ' c it n-9. i 1 ' t
l, r t jlu L -'snvutJ
. t,.-v.ii ta'eUr i-a nai
cf dresses which the girls may
3 cnt' t have teca Clvldcl into
V s as f:"3 3:-.
r 1 Jit for s.'nd (r 'rpefti" wear;
1 itUt-j tr t-:t for school wear;
, f c .l. otlsn, si:k. or rayon;
1 -ty t- 1. v
3 5 3 ' "1 at t neral P-
cf ' c '" to t!ie ln-
r t" ! c '.'."-..-.a to t::-e pur
l; l'j ! , f !3 t.'Ctors
' I je ' t d e la M-
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lfonv nnJ) wnman Vt A antAMut T fftll AnH
winter 'garden 'contest last' year reported that
uey were weu paia zar weir wars even uiougn
they did not win a eaeh;pTlae.:.'-v't:'?'-'''':'')'''.''.
' The gardens, supplied, the women and their
families with n abundant supply of fresh veg-ir
etables flurng. the fall and winter monthe, ex
plained - Miss Mary' E. ' Thomas, extension nu
tritionists at N. C. State CoUfige. i : r u .
' The "contest is .' being' conducted again, this
a rural family. Cash, prises will be awarded the'
winners'. ' -"'- ' f ':.. x ilV-.;.'7"-!!" ' 'i-:v";T i:i
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. 3,000,000,000 PICKLES
; An average yearly production of about 3,000.-N
CC 3.C00 . cucumber pieties, in tbY TJntted states.
IsBorsft; ey" .es?e ,t!:at,,the , American pu&ac,
tjXorl cf good Ukles, and lt la probable that
consumption could , be stimulated,, the United
etates Department of Agriculture says. The an
nual crop is grown oh about 4.000 acres, yields
about . 4,000,000 .-bushels..' js:- f-?.
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' Four-H com -demonstrations suffered from
douth followed by severe winds and, ralnsj
but there, are five or six uta tamers demon
strations which , show signs cf yi;I-:rt from
73 to 125 buchels per acre. . lasstrvctwai Of
the county agent have beta fatttiuy carried
out, and tie totereit araorj xtz young
farmers is Indeed rerrctej aud tarplriiig.
T. U. Ceabrook, Eeafort, 6 a
for they are always-mce. ard. clean, free from
roots ' and bruised or yellow leaves In fact,
ther areJust xeady for use.' When you buy
pound of greens from me, you wUl find no
'waste.-every bit of It Is. edible. V r -V
- -Hw;ti wv,1piit " Flbwers Popular-- t -, r'ixy
''a on other-porches you will find baskets of
cut 'flower's of 'every odor and .hue made-up
Into small , bunches. Tou may wonder at the
i nf tnmit of th bunches, but if you were
-to ask the question why, you would have an
Immediate Teply, .from uss esuie www wi
'Anderson market that her customers-Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Smith like to have theirs so
'.miumii mim Clear averaees S3 .00 per week on
liter- flower, sales and you wUl ..ftad some type
,. An h. ' nnntr AVer
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month. In the year. lfrs. John.Thomson ot the
markt ha 1500 eladloU and 600 dahlias
planted for JaU. market.. Qute. a, few! women are
SUCCeSSTUI in , IWUOg ' u uw . m;v ;
yeloped n very, good bustaess by carefully pruning-
their own plants and caring for the ut-
tings .so that they , are constanUy producing
'plants for market, v. v . ;
i Robert Bembert wiU be found in the
Camrf en market each Saturday. She will ' not
only sell you plants nut. win giacuy pmu
plant your grounds for you. She- is developing
a. small nursery, to take care 'of .the demands
-of, .bo 'customers. ' " 1 . ;Ci?V
. ' Selling Poultry: Products . '''iHj'.
" tv ruv hroodera as vou nass these
homes. Numbers of farm'; women built brick
brooders and mixed home-grown feed -- last
spring In order to supply early I brollers- es-v
peciaUy for their markets. Let's stop for, a few
minutes and hear the report from two women
hn nio muktine noultrv.' This sprmg Mrs.
cxaii : ir.riara.-vn Vim Hold 203 dressed JTVeTS
and In addition to this has selected 50 pullettJ
, If you wul.visK in ,tne noma 01 mn. wi
ther Fields of BartsvlUe, 8. O; Mrs. J. B. War
ner, Orcenwood, S. Oj UnL J A. McLaughlin
that will supply her wit eggs t for her local
market this faH'.$y;r W'
r Mrs. T., X. Martin of the same market tells
us she has" grown but 750' chicks this year,
..in.. ..1. 1 r.Via' niHricr 7K brbllera to' hotel
trade, and has sold 15(f dressed fryers .through.
Tne nnaeraon viud uu :
A .nr.i. th mftvk-otweekiv with frvers through
. ..ml.t : rra . Martin .' baa selected 150 pullets
:.that she' is keeping foriaU and winter gg pro;
uueuon. we must uui iwnn w n . t -she
H getting ready -for: Thanksgiving snd
rq.ri.fmu mftrlmti. , j" ''''''
w Mrs. Martin, when telling usbout her chlck-
k.--', ..n 'rvu ''tMnriiinri all rf OUT' Own
jeed.thls year. We made. 1500 bushels of wheat
Aotfl ann IT WeaLnPT. COFMXILlUUal MV,
a.. A k -A. AAA Was la1 a
.able we should, maze at least ,wv pwwv ,
corn; in fact; we expect arouna iw, ousoe
or corn.
of Florence county; and Mrs.. W. P. Oramllng
of Orangeburg county; and many other homes
of market members, their husbands will teU
you, 'Tfes, we are making plans for bur pork
market this fall and winter. We will have at
least one hog per week to butcher for market
and. will save the hams tor sale next spring. We
never have enough to supply our customers."
i'V fr ."-'.'Many Cakes JUre 8oId;:- W-t
,': I wonder If you have , bad Juncht , XyenVlf
you have 1 believe you will like to have another
had a llttle.of the com husk.left In; for our
grist mlllsi. too have gone modern In 8outh
Carolina and you will miss that husk and fcnd
what the public hasj demanded, both white and...
miiow writs, free from all. bran, either coarse or
ine; also .the .yejlpw and. white corn. meal. .
v(BdUtorow:nQner :wgjvz. vj
Setchen wUl appear next. month.)..- : .... -. .
SELECTED
LEADING
vRECIIES FROM,
diet v kitchens;
When you. are oeekKg ai. unusual method of . .
securing these healthful foods, try the foUow
ing salad; V"-,''-'--.'-."' -
noBM' Ain.'lMB sum
package ot Mpyai ueiaun tw
;.flavor.),4l..; J.'. :.'. r .
. 1 cup boiling ..water. . .. . .
, 1 teaspoon salt. '5'.
178 teaspoon w.hite pepper.
1 tablespoon vinegar. .
,5 I cup beet Juice. , . - . :
, cup cooked beets, cut fine,
cup finely-cut apple.' s- .
Dissolve Boyal Gelatin In .boiling water, add ,
seasoning, vlaegar and. beet Juios. Chill until,
It begins to thicken,, theiu add beeta and-ap-
ple . -Pour Into-mould and chill . until firm.
Serve as salad or appetiser. . ,
', Serves ..."'' '. '. ' -iv-
LOO CABIN BfJTTBK -"1
cup Log Cabin Syrup.' '
cup melted-butter. . , . ,
'. Cook syrup until a small amount forms a
soft -ban In cold water (233 degrees F.) Add
butter and beat with rotary egg beater until
thick and creamy. Serve warm on waffles, hot ,
biscuits. muffins, griddle cakes, J or . gtager
bread. Makes 1 ! butter ' " -
. x . BAKED TBAL' LOAF
;4 cups Post ToastleSi ." v "
a pounds veal,- ground.
K pond salt pork, ground.
1 egg, unbeaten. " - .
';a teaspoons. aait.;''r'i'''-'-' '
h -ft' medium onkn chopped. .
teaspoon sage ';' mc' x':
" 1 tablespbn chopped- celery leaves. - -
"l.cup byced,celery.T:i:3'v:-: '',; r-'r
tablespoon 'chopped "iarsley.':.::'i' " T;gb:
teaspoon' pepper. .:::"'vv-v,C;f
' up tomato ketchup, If desired. ; , .
Crumble Post Toastles Add remaining uv, ,
gradients arid ; mix weU. Pack Z p&H Into " , ,
greased loaf .pan. Bake, m hot oven , (500 de . ,
grees F.) 15 minutes, ; then decfas "hear to
t4(S50idegreesrA .e
minutes longer. . Baste frequently with a mix
ture' of cup hot water and ,4 tablespoona "
'butter. Serves 10. .
, MBS. MOBBIS TRANSFERRED .
"''Mrs.' Cornelia 0. Morris northwestern dls
trlct borne demonstration agent, was trans-. . .
f erred September 1 to the position, of esten
slon economist in food conservation and mar- ,
ketlng.. . ; 'y-M --xt :;':;S':r:ii''.;,1:'- .
; Mrs. Morriav headquarters will y remain "Vi
State CoUege.- said Dr. Jane 8. McKimmon, . s
State home agent and assistant director of the . .
State College agricultural extension service. ,