PAGE TWO ?Beins Directions O On Hoiv to Oar re Ch ristmas Tu rkey Gather round ye masters of th Chr istmns dinner tab)e. Uncle Sai will teach you a lesson: The government has issued an o ficia) bulletin on the proper tec! nique for carving the Christmas tui key. The bulletin rules on such impoi tant problems as whether the fi ther should stand or sit while d< ing the honors and the position of th turkey on the platter. All you hav to do is read this, and carving th festive bird will be a lead-pipe cinel "The turkey rides on the piatU back down," says the bureau ? home economics. "The first prol Ike most important? rule is to keep &tc? '/ 071 tkep/^terr lem is father's: Should he stand c sit while carving?" There are two schools of tnougV Oil this subject, and the governmer grants father his constitutions rights to do as he pleases. But i is suggested, after deliberation, tha a short person had best stand and tall person should sit for the mos .effective work. Are vou short o tall? The next problem, says the bulk tin, is the point of attack. It i here that many a head of a house the bureau believes, has lost th Christmas spirit through ignoranc or awkwardness?cr just plain stub bornness. Only a lew simple rules need b followed The most important, c course, is to keep the bird on th platter, because it's rather difficul to work on the floor. Also, the bu jenu estimates, a bird on the plat itr is worth two on the tablecloth "First," the bureau raid, "remov the leg from the body hv graspini 'it in your left hand (but what i + Rei \ ?i you're left handed?) and cutting J straight down to the hip joint. Remove the wings and the other leg "Then place the fork squarely across the orvastbone toward the end of the keel, to anchor the bird : while you carve the breast in slices: 1 _ using a slightly sawing motion." ie If you don't like the shape of your | n 1 turkey, or the distribution of dark | I and white meat, wcil?why not have your wife carve in the first place? i r Christmas Hvmns r- King From Depths > Of Michigan Mine ie | ^ p 1SHFSMING, MICH. ? "Silent 1 Night, Holy Night" drifts mysteri ously up the pitch-black Morris mine shalts here. Down below, 1,500 feet " underground. 200 grimy-faced workJ" men pause for the world's most unique Christmas party, an annual event held at the Inland Steel company's iron mine here. Finn and Austrian, Swede and i Englishman. Italian and Irishman. ' ; these hclmeled giants of the earth ; join lustily in Christmas hymns as elevators carry them to the 1,500* x Mu \r??A ~ f Geninl Jim Fouler, garbed as e Santa (.lalis, give; Elmer Ii'aura, t one nf the miners, a fabling rule i- at remembrance of a six-inch I error. foot level where their party is held. "Genial Jim" Fowler, 225-pound limDer boss, strides forth in a Santa Onus costume and tnkes his place ai the brightly lighted tree. Like children around a tree at home, the miners stand eager and expectant. Gifts are rib-tickling reminders of errors during the year. Last year, for example, the mine carpenter was given a rule? inspired by a six-inch | error inaae u icw mcnins earlier. e ' The famous Comstock iode of g Nevada has produced nearly $?00,[ 000,000 in gold and silver. s 7 f. ( E JOIN with th, ^p||? and business pe, town generally in welcoming th shoppers. We believe that no size of Boone has made such e! expensive preparations for Chr pers. While you are ir. town drop b; visit us and become better acqu arp aluravc rtlo/4 i?-v r?- - ? - ^ biUU ?.V/ OCC UU1 XX It them to become better acquainl different services we render. We hope that each of you : joy the happiest Christm. and that the New Year w: you increased prosperity an er contentment. ns-Sturdi\ Funeral Home .VATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVER'V ^ " ? k4 THE GANG'S V \ALL HERE... |S Come On | Over! I jfj An invitation that carries 5! thrilling promise of a B ft friendly get-together J with a congenial crowd. I But if you haven't a tele- I phone, it is difficult for 1= frietnls to get in touch S with you. They may be | forced to leave you out ! ^ of many pleasant affairs. j | g Why let this happen? A \ j g telephone will keep you ( ! ^ always in ready reach? J ^ and in the swim! But it [j I ? will cost only a few pen- jj i ft nies a day?a trilling sum B j ft for a world of pleasure, I j ft for greater comfort and | i ft security. | J ft It just doesn't pay to try to get along without I I ? a telephone. I j ? Ordsr yours today! jj ?> ! I ? I I SOUTHERn BELlTELEPI'On^ I flHD TELEGRAPH COmPRffJ j I IMCORFORATEO - ? - ? - ? ^ ^Jemocrait Ads Pay_ @@@@@@@@1 ? i 5 3 I 8 8 8 i 8 I i 8 8 8 m 6 ft a merchants g ople of the IP Phricfm^c * town the 5 b laborate and ft istmas shop- ^ m* ft m ft y our place, I lainted. We :nds and for . g ;ed with the | 5 A ft may en- | as ever ill bring e id great- $ rant I ' THURSDAY?BOONE, N. C. j dixies i I SUGAR xxxx | ? i Lnerne^ I ? I Salt or Matcfies, ? I FRUIT CAKES | 2 pounds 75c | 5 pounds $1.75 # IN HOLIDAY TIN & '5 I Salad Dressing | DATES, 2 for 25c | Cranberry Sauce f RAISINS I LAYER, lb. ... 10c. I | SEEDLESS, 2-lb. pkg. ... 15c. | Brown Sug ? Cocoanut, slirec I j NUTS \ BRAZILS, lb 15c l WALNUTS, lb 17c t PECANS, lb 20c I | CHOCOLATE COVERED I CHERRIES, lb. box 23c j? CREAM BON BONS, lb.. 15c I Cake Flowi | JELLO | ARGO or BARTLETT P PEARS, No. 2 can 15c | f SLICED OR CRUSHED f PINF APPTF 9 15c I ' ' f SUGAR fo't. : i\ Coffee sturncdup | COCOA ? WALDORF | NAPKINS, 80s, pkg 5c I TISSUE PAPER, 4 rolls . . 19c Peanuts lb 10c Oranges and Tar DECEMBER 14, 1939 &'* TORE'S! 1 Confectioners pkg. 10c 1 I aschfno, 5-oz, Bottle 10c I 2 Large Boxes 5c 1 GRAPE JUICE, quart 29c fjf |? WIUTE LACE |? FLOUR, 24-lb. Bag 99c |j THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY <j$ A Quart Jar 25c | < FIGS, lb. pkg 20c j? ' j 2 17-oz. Cans 25C |g STUIFED || OLIVES, small size . , ,z. . 10c ^ . ; gx AKC.O HALVES M Peaches, No. 2% can, 2 for 27c || ;ar lb. Sc || J Ided lb. 19c | CANDY I Chocolate Drops . .1 (1 1 French Mix gBfl I ^ ^ Jelly Beans II I ? Xmas Mix I E J U || Fudge If MARSHMALLOWS, lb.. . 15c g 5-lb. box ASST. CHOC. . . 89c 1 SUGAR STICK, 2-lb. box . 23c 1 SWANSDOWN 1 package g elicious Flavors, pkg. 0 g OLD TIME ? MINCE MEAT, 9-oz. pkg.. 10c jg 1 SWEET MIXED 3| PICKLES, 22-oz. jar 15c g 27c 25 lbs $1.32 3 . . . 53c 100 lbs. . . . $5.25 H , 3-lb.pkg. a 2-pound can 17c I WAX . PAPER, 125 ft. roll 19c g ' SCOT M : TOWELS, roll 10c j? Cocoanuts ea. 5c | . iVAvInA A DOZEN A |g igerines as ? |

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