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oats of meat, as many
on are dolnc these days,
H overtook ISkiiifh. .^If yon are
acoBBtosned to think of lamb in
terms of rM> or loin chops and
roast les, yoB may not realize
that there are many other delic
ious lsmA> outs which are less de
manded largely because home-
maken do orerlook them.
The cuts from the forequarter
of lamb are among the economy
portions. They are fine in flavor
and are tender, as are all cuts of
lamb. But some of them contain ^
bones which are troublesome in
serving.
This is true of the lamb shoul
der and breast. But it Is an easy
matter to have these bones re
moved. When the hones are re
moved from shoulder of lamb, it
can be rolled and roasted like any
lam.b roast, uncovered, in a slow
oven. Another way i.s to leave it
flat, to sew around the edges ex
cept on one side, and to place a
bread dressing in the pocket thus
formed.
he lamb breast may be used in
r fashion. A pocket can be
nd a dressing placed in this.
Or all of the bones, including the
shank bone, may be removed and
the thank meat rolled with the
breast meat.
Laimb shanks can be used to
make a very delicious and eco
nomical main dish if you serve
them as restaurants frequently
do. Instead of having the meat
cut from the bones for stew, cook
the shanks with vegetables in a
casserole.
First, season them \vith*salt
and pepper and brown in hot lard.
Then cover with potato and car
rot halves and peas. Add a little
hot water, cover the casserole
tightly and cook slowly in a iiicd-
erate oven or on top of the range.
Lamb neck slices can also be
prepared in tasty fashion. Here is
an attractive and different way
to use them.
Lamb Neck Slives with Vegetables
4 double lamb neck slices
2 tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons Spry
4 carrots
1 can green beans
3 potatoes
1 small head cauliflower
Salt and pepper
Have double lamb neck
cut three-fourths to one
thick. Dredge these wilh
slices
inch
flour
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the old' books on "houMhibld
m»n«enifj>t" recomneod kero-
' Last week I did a hit of quite
unintentional antiqueing imd ac
quired an appealing old blocked-
tin teakettle.
In case you are like my hus
band and can’t for the life of you
see why I’d want such a thing I’ll
tell you first of all that it fits
perfectly ou the largest element
of my range emd water beats In
no time thereby saying current.
Its shape and the tiny Sipot of
clean tin showing through layers
of dirt as well as Its usefulness
briok dust for the
•elgnmny #Ua ware but ^ discov-
tfia that asroeene ai^ aeonitlBg
IKiwdew anwcd with the flseet
eHfel wod ..obtainable''doM. the
tmk hMutifttlly hod my Uhketlle
haa the patina of lustrous i»eiwter.
Ehren the most modern and ef
ficient of kitchens can be, planned
to fit your own perso^ity. ^ne
paneling and gingham’ tor the
your kitchen by tifk choice .
yomr colmr’ ss^nie. 8olt» talpl
ODlcM if yw^ a^ the '‘feinl|ifee‘*
type. Stropg/ vti^ ^
are the v^orot^ forceful typ^
and one clear mt with glMd.aiit
medal p|^(^^lnapflf|i etiaelM!#i
ly If you are Ihei utter^ effieMM
type of person. "W
r Reeding the •&, peta you
for less money. \ Tiy it
^ Vor sale at onec -SOQ
flannel shirts, rich
Barly American farmhouse type j *****
of house and the " woman who
’er proof ^.ort jackets with alp>'-
likes blocked-tin teakettles; met-i*^ ^
al and glass for the ultra modem I cWIdren'e Sweaters, 4So maM
and gleaming enamel for the av- '“P- P»« ^
^ . . I for all the family, 70c and on.
erage up-to-date home mat does- ^ chri mms «»dlee
n’t follow a definite period. pound and up.—Goodwill Do-
Yon can also put yourself Into ' partment Store.
What the wcll-drcssod Bal’y BrommeU will wear is beautifully Ulustrated by Peter B,
wood actor. At left Peter sho-.is his conception of the well-dressed baby on a rainy day,
pants carry out the umore!;a mo'if. In center; Sports wear for Juvenile fans. Right:
The Ghandi-pants carry padu.ug rn a strategic spot.
Good, infant Holly. I
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How To Prepare
* A Grapefruit
Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate Dec.
18 In Wilkesboro
MEDICINE—1600 A. D.
When the Great Black Plag.ie
ravished London approximately in
the year 1603, medicine was still
in it.s swaddling clothes, doctors
uninformed hut pregnant with
superstitions beliefs, and the
quacks making sums of money
that would, even at this late day.
be considered fabulous.
London, then a filthy, ill paved
city, without sanitation of any
kind and notorious for its germ-
ladened drinking water, very nat-
I T’S easy to peel a grapefruit if
you do it the correct way. Wth
a sharp knife, cut off rind in a circu
lar sawing motion, cutting deep
„ ^ . enough to remove white membrane
urally suffered a heavy death rate ..u ,.t,.
from diseases of all kinds and re
lied upon superstitious beliefs to
prevent and cure ailments. Nat
urally this was a fertile field tor
the quacks and they prospered.
In fact there was not a large city
in the Continent of which the
same might not be said.
Homes where death and mys-
.\dd cupjtifying diseases had entered were
and brown in skortening
water, cover and cook slowly for marked with a red cross, painted
one hour. Cut carrots, green ' on the door: the origin of the
beans and potatoes in match-like medical symbol of today. Atic a-
pieces and place in a battered hove the cross was painted
casserole dish. Season. Remove in
the bones from the leck slices, t-=
if they are sufficiently loosened,
and place the slices on top of the j
vegetables. Pour the liquid from j
the meat into the casserole, cov
er and put in a slow oven (:>U0
degrees F.). Cook until the vege- t'.,-.;:- ....rr.a tbroi!.?!
tables are done. Cook the eauli-
also
red. “God Have .Mercy Upon
■’ so that pedestrians might
hold their handkerchiefs to their
nose and run past.
It is esti.mated that more than
!5.n‘Ht (luaehs flourished in the
Uriiisl! capiial then. They adver
tised thoif cures through the me
dium of the i.-ress and hy hatid-
flower in boiling water unlil ten-i bills scattered about the streets
der. Before serving, place a cauli-iaiid stuffed beneath doors,
flower floweret in each cavity Windows, doors, shops .ii'.d
made I : i; ..:oving li.e bones from houses were closed to preven* the
the neck slices. '“poisoned miasma" from
enter-
A comimlsaloner’s sale of valu
able real estate in Wilkesboro
has been announced for Monday,
December 18, two o’clock.
The property, a part of the es
tate of the late Rev. Milton Mc
Neill, will be sold under direction
of Attorney Robert H. McNeill,
who was appointed commissioner
by the court to sell the property.
It consists of 25 choice home-
sites and is located just off Main
street in Wilkesboro and adjoins
the O. F. Blevins property.
The homesites will be sold at
absolute auction and the sale is
described as a wonderful oppor
tunity to buy homesites at the
purchaser’s own price.
One choice lot will be given a-
way absolutely free at the sale
and several Christmas turkeys
will also be given.
The property will be sold on
easy terms.
Those who desire further 'n-
formation about the property are j
1 asked to call at room
the I
Bank of North Wilkesboro build-j
ing. j
Use FORESTER’S
ROYAL Blue Gasoline
IT'S SUPERIOR ^
“I Recommenil
Forester’s Royal
Blue Gasoliae
MISS FLORENCE ROGERS
Home Economist and Lecturer
BECAUSE
It s an 80 OCTANE AVIATION GRADE GAS-
OLINE; quick starting on cold mornings;
Makes your motor purr with eager, smooth
life; gives you more miles per gallon and every
drop is free to deliver it^s full quota of power.
A COLD BOTTLE OF
Perfect sections can be removed
from the peeled grapefruit by cut-
ling along the side of each dividing
membrane to the core. Sections
then can easily be liRed out.
Pepsi- Cola
“Be Sure To Visit
-THE-
GOODWILL
FOR YOUR
Christinas Gifts,”
Says Miss Rogers
Miss Florence Rogers
Home Economist and
Lecturer
You’ll Find Our Store An Ideal
Place To Select That Gift For
Friend, Mother, Daughter or Sister
. . . All Priced To Please. It's Only
A Few Days Until Christmas So Shop
Now,
Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Bana
nas, Tangerines, Raisins.
DOLLS and TOYS
The Goodwill Store
“THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS:’
Makes You Feel Mighty Good When You Are
Busy In The Kitchen,” says Miss Florence
Rogers, the Cooking Expert. “I Always Keep
a Bottle Nearhy, Because It’s Such a Sparkling,
Bracing Beverage.”
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MISS FLORENCE ROGERS
Home Economist and Lecturer
BIGGER}'lETTE
Careful arrangement enhances the
appeal of grapefruit in i-alad. Color
contrast is also important and can
be supplied by green or red pepper
strips; cooked or fresh cranberries;
pimiento cheese balls or raw carrot.
ing and laying low the citizens.
Fires burned at street intersec
tions to clarify the air. The learn
ed medical men of London grave
ly shook their bewigged heads
and said the “Black Death was
caused by a conjunction of Sat
urn. Venus and Mars”—and that
medicine could do nothing for
those stricken.
A big"
cola drink.
Hrieln
BE SURE TO ATTEND
The Journal-Patriot's
COOKING SCHOOL
I Physicians of the day. in com
mon with the populace, had no
knowledge of insanity or its treat
ment and the handling of these
mentally sick unfortunates beg
gars description. The so-called in
sane asylums often sent, for a
gratuity, patients to weddings
and feasts, in charge of an attend
ant, who put them through their
erratic performances, using a
whip on them as though he were
in a cage of wild beasts, and thus
create entertainment for the
guests.
Sundays, many London citizens
spent part of the day at these hor
rible places watching the antics
of the inmates, much, as we take
our children to the zoo at pres
ent. Hangings were common and
public, and usually took place on
holidays so that the crowds might
gloat over the victims’ struggle.
When the culprit was dlsembowl-
ed, as was often the case, -crowds
assembled days before the execu
tion, in order to gain tarorable
locations to witness the reyolttag
tragedy.
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Ada. ge/t alUtBtIoiH>«»3 ro
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at the Woman’s Club Building Thursday and
Friday, Dec. 14-15,2 P. M. and be sure to keep.
PEPSI-COLA in die refrigerator. Everybody’s
turning to PEPSI-COLA now—it’s so RE
FRESHING and HELPFUL.
ASK FOR PEPSl-COLA-A BOTTLE
WILL PEP YOU UP.
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