AY, OCTOEErt 3, 1033
THE DUPLIN TIMES, ;
KEN ANSVILLE. KORTH CAROLINA ? '
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.vnys Keep Up Staple Supply
Thiu8 Be Prepared for Unexpected
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B EDlTH
: of the things which helps to
housekeeping easier Is
i p the stock oC staples In
y and refrigerator. It sets
.... keeper's mind at ease to
re or this supply when unei-
:1 emergencies Interfere, with
' i inketlng. And then. If com-
? comes unheralded, she will be
red to supplement the meal
i i planned for the family In such
a v ny that it will stretch to the
i sary extent . ; ' , 1
One clever woman keeps a special
t If stocked with canned products
v '.ich are particularly useful, for
f t to replace what she has used.
' -'.ore she has canned soap, fruits,
i h, chicken, Olives, pickles, catsup
nnd other savories with, which at a
moment's notice she can add an ex
, tra course In the form of a canape,
soup, a salad, or dessert s
One canape, can be made easily
by spreading rounds of bread with
catsup. ' In the center of this, place
a slice of staffed olive and around
the edge spread thin line of an
chovy batter an equal combination
of batter and anchovy paste, One
side of the bread may be toasted If
you like. . '
Another canape Just as good Is
ade by spreading the bread with
mixture of deviled ham and bat
ter. and placing on this a lattice of
thin strips of anchovy fillets, This
. canape can be made" into a more for
. mal first course by putting it on a
lettuce leaf and garnishing It with
mayonnaise, v . '
-A salad which Is particularly use
ful when you are out of lettuce Is
made from the canned artichoke
hearts marinated with trench dress
ing and served with strips of plml
ento and with mayonnaise for a
garnish, n " "
' For a supper dish you may like to
open a can of mushrooms and ': to
serve them on toast, or you may
like another combination of pine
apple with fish or shrimp or crab
meat - ' vn. ''-'i'i't s ,' v
A quick 'dessert can be made by
combining whites , of : eggs with
.: canned cranberries or apple sauce?
Three egg whites and a cupful of
Charming Dress
i .. Ropes of pearls are twisted Into
the draped neckline of this charm
ing dress of black crepe. ' The cun
zilng bat with the stiffened veil Is
black antelope.
AMAZE AM IN UTE
6CIENTIFACTS BY ARNOLD
Storm strength
' . waves in the north
Atlantic strike with an
AVERAGE FORCE OP 600
PER SQUARE FOOT M SUMMER,
e.OOO POUNDS M WINTER,
AND IN SEVERE STORMS
WITH OVER 6pOO POUNDS,
Qxl ABSOk51Nu
SOLID -
Palladium, a solid
l, can absorb
times its own
"6 OP HYDROfiEN.
flAX,
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M. BARBER
fruit is about the right proportion.
Another good dessert, needing a
cake foundation, which yon may
have on hand or have, time to get
from the ' baker's or grocer's, ' Is
made by putting crushed pineapple
between layers and covering the
whole-'with whipped cream or with
a meringue. ,- - . . . . ,
- , , i Chickea RolL " ' '
2 caps prepared biscuit flour -
cup cream . 1
2 cups cooked chicken, flaked i
cups gravy leftover gravy In
' creased by adding milk and
thickening). . ,
.I Stir : cream into prepared i flour
and mix well.- Tarn oat on lightly
floured board and. knead gently to
-smooth up. Boll oat In oblong shape
about inch thick. Spread with
the flaked chicken and Just enough
gravy to moisten, and roll as for
Jelly : roll, making - one' long ; roll.
Place in loaf pan or casserole and
bake in hot oven (450 degrees Fah
renheit) from 20 to 85 minutes.
Serve cut in thick slices with hot
gravy over them.
, - Bail Bradioat WNU sWloa.
By Ludia
DtfNDLB teas are 'the latest Idea
-f for raising money - with the
smallest possible outlay. Bazaars
and fairs often cost so much to get
up, that the net proceeds are by no
means ( -commensurate - with the
amount of work involved, and the
actual money -expended In prepara
tions. With a bundle tea the out
lay Is trifling. Nothing is sold at It
except . perhaps
the- afternoon
tea and this is
often' free. The
only thing re
quired is that
each person at
tending the tea
brings a bundle
and leaves it for
a rummage sale,
or -a white ele
phant sale or a
thrift S sale, -byrl
whatever name
the sale Is called.
The bundles
are not opened
but go as they
are, direct to
o m e place
where, in a short
time, the articles
contained in the
bundles., will be
displayed, priced
and sold. Inter
est lu the sale is
created by the
bundle tea, and many' OL the per
sons who attend It, will also attend
the sale.'
. What Is In the bundles is entirely
a matter for the person who con
tributes It to decide. It may be
that she has oddments in the house
that she caret very little for, yet
which she realizes are actually
worth-while things. She may be
willing to let them' represent her
contribution to the good "cause for
which the tea Is given. The bundles
may contain shoes,- frocks, hats.
scarfs, trinkets, pictures, ornaments.
etc.! .Whatever one has to give, the
tea offers the chance to dispose of,
and whatever the articles sell for
are exactly the same as a contrt
button of cash to the cause. If she
Fossils 'incomplete
Only about looo of
each 100,000 different
forms of previous life
have had their uyl record
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'DdblHs. Shipped in Ice Cakes
Their loveliness permanently -captured inside three solid cakes of
transparent ice, 16 choice dahlias grown In San Francisco and Alameda,
Calif., sailed on the liner Monterey for-exhibition la Australia. As the entries-
of the California Dahlia society, the huge blooms will be shown at
the annual spring flower festival In Newcastle, New South., Wales. Alec
Low, president of the society, right, and Charles Wallace, who devised the
freezing process, are. here seen with the dahlias in ice. . -.,
Le Baron Walker
wishes the woman can have new
things In her bundle.
Bundle Tea. s
. A bundle tea may be given by
some person who Is greatly inter
ested In the- charity for which the
money is to be raised, and the cost
of the tea be defrayed by ber as
well as the bouse or the lawn be
ing open for tbe occasion. In sum
mer bundle teas are frequently on'
the grounds of some estate. The
person wno throws open the house
or grounds for the tea ' generally
supplies the tea and refreshments
as her contribution to the worthy
cause.. Or sometimes there are sev
eral who supply the food while one
opens her home and supplies the
service,
When a group of women decide
to hold a bundle tea, It can be ar
ranged to hive no one be at actual
expense, ' iiese women may finance
It by buying-' tbe foods and the tea
for which tbey get repaid, for' costs
only, from the proceeds of the con
tents of the bundles, tbe remainder
going to tbe charity.
Bundle teas have been given as
society events because women who
have beautiful estates, have thrown
them - open for the events. The
fashion is set, and has been proven
excellent, with good financial re
turns for the modest outlays.
. C Bll Byndtcate.T-WNU 8rvlo.
LIFE'S PUZZLES
By
LEONARD A. BARRETT
. Life Is full of puzzles. Experi
ences occur which defy all rational
i '. ' explanations.
Those who al
ways have been
unfortunate are
convinced that
"luck" , controls
destiny. Among
, these life pus
sies Is the seem
ing success of
the wicked. Dis
honest persons
are successful
while the hon
est are victims
of misfortune
' and failure. Pow
er, both economic and social. Is in
the bands of the unscrupulous. Vuv
tue walks In rags and vice In silks.'
The brilliant lawyer gets bis guilty
client off unpunished. A premium
Is placed on Ignorance while culture
and education toll at a discount. To
one. person ease, and luxury comes
with little or no effort, to another
the morrow brings no happy pros
pects, of progress. We frequently
hear .the remark,-"that man was
born under a lucky star," while of
another, It Is said, "he Is a child
Of cruel fatel"U ;
It should be remembered, how
ever,:;! that these .experiences are
only ''puzzles,'! which we can neith
er understand nor explain. ' Nature
la a stern mother, and, her laws
are inviolable. She does not' bal
ance her accounts every day.. Some-,
times she waits a 'long time before
calling for the final day of reckon
ing. Regardless of values the same
law holds true; ;; disobedience Is
slavery.' No man ever escaped In
jury to himself in consequence of
the wrong he did . another. In our
own experience we recall men who
seemed to rise by depressing otn
era, but . later In life they . them
selves were the bankrupts.- A crook
Invariably dies in poverty. A gam
bler . ultimately loses all - his Ill
gotten gains. In the final crisis dls
hopesty leads to ruin. The pyramid
of stolen wealth falls like the Old
tower of Babel. -
The Irrevocable decree of the
moral and social order seems to be,
M
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In Hall of Fame
Vernon' Kennedy, rookie pitcher
of the Chicago White Sox, entered
baseball's hall of fame by pitching
a no-hit, no-run game against the
Cleveland Indians.
what you give you receive. "Give
to the. world the best you have and
the best will . come back to you."
That nation which seeks to expand
by the sword ultimately perishes
by the same weapon. This most
subtle of life's puzzles, "the seem
ing success of crime," is a very old
problem. Job wrestled with it. Let
as again remember that It Is only
a "seeming" success. The law of
Justice had not yet been vindicated.
Life's Inequalities express only the
puzzles, not realities. Real life
comes to those who are not de
pressed by these apparent inequali
ties but who live and work:
Each for the joy of the working.
And each to his separate Uar,
Shall draw the Thing as he sees it
For At Cod of Things as they are.
O Western Newspaper Union.
SMy ighbor
Says:
Partridge berries should not be
watered after 'they are placed In
bowls. Tbe moisture from the moss
and soil will be sufficient to keep
berries all through the winter. Re
move cover of bowl occasionally to
prevent mildew forming.
Cake should be cold before boiled
Icing is put on to it. Uncooked
Icing may be spread on either a
Slightly warm or cold cake.,;; ,
'Before washing silk stockings and
underwear, mend all rips and holes
and turn garments Inside out. Wash
as soon as possible after wearing
and rinse thoroughly.
t AMoetated ftewapipera. WNO Servloe. ,
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Why the Stork Was Picked
jv: The loving care and affection
Which the stork bestows on Its
young Is the reason for the
legend that this bird is the de
liverer; of new-born babes. In
Germany and Holland It Is es
pecially loved and protected as
a bird of good omen and also
because It destroys snakes and
many other pests. "Ss 'A ':J
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Pad for Kitchen
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It can't be helped If there Is mon
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fellow makes It his business to keer
a record of your household wants on
the little pad be Is boldlnjt. Thu
memo pad banger measures about
8 by 10 inches when finished. -
Package No. A-7 contains the
stamped and tinted unbleached mus
lin and (he paper scratch pad, ready
to be outlined, also directions how to
make It up. Thread and binding are
not Included. Sent postpaid for 15
cents.
Address Home Craft Co., Dept. A.
Nineteenth and St Louis Ave., St.
Louis, Mo. Enclose stamped ad
dressed envelope for reply when
writing for any Information.
Sparrows Save Man' Life
Sparrows have saved the ute of a
man -who long befriended them at
Galbrunn, Austria. Frauze Oberhu
ber, seventy-ttve years old, a peas
ant and a bachelor, made it a hnbl!
every morning during 20 years to
feed from his window the sparrows
that came regularly In masses for
their meal. One morning the win
dow was closed and there was no
food for them. The noise made by
several thousand birds attracted tbe
attention of neighbors, who entered
the bouse and found the old m-m
unconscious in his bed. He had
fallen seriously 111 during the night
and had nobody to help him.
Overlook Little Thing
Let not the littleness ot people
disturb you. Remember that If you
have been made big enough to do
big things in life, you have been
made large enough to overlook little
things. John T. Moore.
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Storage Solves Problem
p . of Surplus 'for Gardeners
- Each year the average gardener
has a surplus problem. His garden
normally produces more vegetables
during the summer than he and bis
family can consume.
This surplus of little value In the
summer can be .used during the
winter in preparing, a variety of
tasty and wholesome dishes if the
extra vegetables are properly stored
in cellars, attics, or other suitable
places. Storing of vegetables also
liehtens the. annual canning work.
Beets, late cabbage, carrots, cel
ery, onions, parsnips, potatoes, sweet
potatoes, salsify, pumpkins, squash,
and turnips may be stored. In their
natural, condition. Beans of various
kinds, Including the llmas, may be
dried and stored.
A half-acre garden, according to
horticulturists of the United States
Department of Agriculture, will. If
propterly cared for, produce enough
vegetables tor year-around use by
the average family.
Cellars containing a furnace usu
ally are too warm and dry for stor
ing root crops, but a room may be
partitioned off In one. corner or end
of the cellar and temperature con
trolled by means of outside windows.
Outdoor cellars may be built at a
low cost.
Pleasures of Literature
It is a greut mistake to think you
cannot understand the pleasures of
literature unless you possess a li
brary. A very few books will serve,
It rightly chosen. John Morley.
Economical Us? one LEVEL teaqpoonful
to a cup of flour for most recipes.
Dependable Scientifically made by baking
powder SPECIALISTS to produce best results.
KGB
Some Price Today as 45 Years Ago
25 ounces for ZSe
You can also buy
AP I 10 ounce can for XOe
Illll Zf ounce can lor Sfe
Double Tested Doable 'Action
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RADIO ALARM FOR HOMES .
'A new invention Is a radio alarm
system for houses, that, when turned
on at night creates' sensitive elec
trical zone around tbe exterioi of the
dwelling, several , feet7 deep. When
an Intro tier steps Into this "Held." a
circuit breaks, tbe - alarm sounds,
and floodlights - brightly Illuminate
the walls and yards. Users fearing
that their power lines might be cut
can connect the device to a storage
battery.
PLYM0UTHZZT1
nu i uivkuwika-u y
Kl TT1 saw BBS m.
M 7CfW I" Awards for
4j I UU FUR Shippers
who prepare their pelts carefully and par-'
tlcipat in Sears 7th National Tar Show.
You don't even have to seU your furs
through Sears. FREE new Tips to Trappers
book tell how you may shara in awards.
Also how Sears act as your aoent. settinn-
mm you msnest value we De
ft I lieve obtainable or your
'ran. msu coupon oeiow.
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below nearest to you:
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nallas KawsM City Seattle
Please mail me, without cost or obligation, fur
shipping tags and latest edition of "Tipe to
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for children 1"
"Oh, not Many adults.
too, find that the caff ein
in coffee can upset
net-re, cause indigestion
or prevent sound sleep!"
If you suspect that coffee disagrees with you . . . try
Foetum for 3 0 days. Postum contains no caffein. It is
simply whole wheat and bran, roasted and slightly
sweetened. It's easy to make . . . and costs less than
half a cent a cup. It's delicious, too . . . and may
prove a real help. A product of General Foods.
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of Postuffl tremt Simply mail Use coupon.
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