New Uses For Familiar Vegetables
By CAROLINE B. KING
THE housewife who has a gar
den to draw upon for her
vegetable supply has a gold
mine at her command if she did but
know it. for in the fresh green
things from her garden patch lie all
the rich vital qualities her family
require for their well being.
String beans, cabbage, carrots,
chard, lettuce, contain Vitamin A.
Asparagus, beans, cabbage, carrots,
lettuce, peas, white potatoes, string
beans and tomatoes are rich in
Vitamin B. Vitamin C is con
tained in beets, cabbage, carrots,
lettuce, peas, potatoes, string beans
and tomatoes. Escarolle. spinach
and tomatoes are rich in iron;
beans, carrots, cauliflower and
onions contain lime, and asparagus,
cabbage, carrots, celery, lettuce,
onions, potatoes cooked in the
jackets, squash and turnips are all
valuable because they supply the
roughage or bulk the body needs to
keep it in good condition. Home
canning of tomatoes affords an op
portunity to select fully ripe and
choice fruits.
When one realizes what a wealth
of healthful qualities these easily
grown garden vegetables contain, it
would seem impossible to serve too
many vegetables. One may begin
the meal with a vegetable appe
tizer, and finish it with a dessert
salad made of vegetables, and all
the way through the other courses
deliciously cooked hot vegetables of
all sorts way be served as main
..dishes, us entrees or in any other
form one wishes.
Tomato Juice Cocktails are ex
tremely good. Make them bv strain
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EASTER
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j j quisitely Fashioned. 
Blue Kid, with blue Amalco
( \ Kid and Navy Blue, Lizard
♦rim. Price
Tru-Poise Ritz * lO 00
The constant replenishing of our Spring time footwear as
sortments makes choosing always interesting. The styles just
arrived have those ideal features for shoes—charm, practicabili
ty and moderate pricing.
Styles were never lovelier or more varied than this Spring—
and every wanted style is represented at '"the Shoe Store"
Wright-Scruggs Shoe Co. So selecting your shoes for Easter is
certain to prove a pleasure.
Tune in on WSPA every Friday evening 8:30 for Wright-
Scruggs program. You'll enjoy it.
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ing canned tomatoes through a
coarse sieve, pressing lightly. To
three cupfuls of pulp add the juice
of half a lemon, 1 tablespoonful of
sugar, salt, pepper, and paprika to
taste, and if desired a mere whiff of
celery salt. Put in the shaker half
filled with crushed ice and shake
vigorously, strain into cocktail
glasses and serve with tiny sand
wiches of wholewheat or graham
bread.
Scalloped Egg Plant is Ji tempt
ing main dish or entree. Cat a large
egg plant in slices about half an
inch thick, pare them and place in
salt water for a few minutes, then
rinse and cut in cubes, cover with
boiling salted water, cook till ten
der and drain well. Chop one small
onion and saute it in 2 tablespoons
ful of melted butter, add a table
spoonful of chopped parsley and
one of flour, cook, stirring gently
for a few moments. Then pour in
a cupful of milk and simmer till
thick, adding % teaspoonful of salt
and pepper and paprik to taste.
Add the egg plant and turn into a
buttered baking dish. Cover with
bread crumbs, dot with butter and
bake a nice brown.
Cucumber Salad with Pineapple:
Add IV2 cupfuls of boiling water
to a package of lemon flavored,
sweetened gelatine, and stir well,
set aside to cool. When beginning
to thicken add a tablespoonful of
vinegar, one cupful of cubed cu
cumber and a slice or two of canned
pineapple finely shredded. Season
with paprika and a little salt, turn
into §mall molds, chill well, and
unmold on lettuce leaver. Serve as
a dessert salad with cream cheese
balls and wafers.
THE FOREST CITY-COURIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1930.
ISAIE OF
! REAL ESTATE
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i Under and by virtue of the pow
-ler of sale contained in a certain
Deed In Trust made and executed
by and between J. F. Hamrick and
■wife, Viola Hamrick, to W. L. Brown
'Trustee for Forest City Building &
'Loan Association, on the 18th day
lof September, 1928, recorded in the
| office of the Register of Deeds for
i Rutherford County, N. C., in Book
,2 at page 280. The said Deed In
Trust being given to secure a cer
| tain indebtedness and default hav
j ing been made in the payments of
jthe said indebtedness, and by request
'of the party of the third part, the
; undersigned Trustee will, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930.
i within the legal hours of sale in
ifront of the Forest City Building
• and Loan Association office in the
; town of Forest City, offer for sale
!to the last and highest bidder for
; cash or good security the following
described Real Estate, to wit:
j Lying and being in the town of
i Forest City and located on Broad
!way street.
Beginning on a stake in the edge
•of sidewalk, L. C. Lowrance corner
; thence S 71 1-2 W;,, 210 feet to a
'stake in the Lowrance line; thence S
118 E 100 feet to a stake; thence N
171 1-2 E 210 feet to a stake in the
ledge of sidewalk; thence N 18 W with
jthe edge of sidewalk and Broadway
j street 100 feet to the beginning,
'containing a dwelling and out build
! ings.
• This, the 25th day of March, 1930.
i 25-4t. W. Ii BROWN, Trustee.
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RECEIVERS' NOTICE.
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: NORTH CAROLINA,
! Rutherford County.
In The Superior Court.
Standard Oil Company of N. J.,
h - Plaintiff
against
Harris Oil Company, Defendant.
! It is ordered and adjudged in the
above entitled action that all credi
tors of the defendant Company veri
fy and present their claims against
said defendant Company, to J. T.
Harris and R. C. Alexander, Re
ceivers heretofore appointed by this
Court, on or before ninety days from
|the date hereof, or be forever barred
jfrom participating in the distribution
lof the assets of said defendant
• Company.
It is further ordered that the said
Receivers notify all persons known
to them who have claims against the
said Harris Oil Company, a corpor
ation, at their last known address,
and that they publish notice of this
order once a week for four weeks
in some newspaper published in Ruth
erford county*
This the 19th day of March, 1930.
MICHAEL SCHENCK,
Judge of the Eighteenth Judicial J
25-4t. District, j
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO FILE CLAIM j
NORTH CAROLINA,
County of Rutherford.
In the Matter of
!
Farmers Bank & Trust Co.
j Forest City, N. C.
| Under authority of Subsection 10
of Section 218 (c), Consolidated Sta
tutes, all persons who have claims
against the above named bank are
j hereby notified to present proof of
j claim at Forest City on or before the
jlst day of July, 1930.
Failure to present claim on or be
jfore the above date bars the claim
jnot presented except as to the assets]
jof the bank in the hands of the Cor-1
iporation Commission for the account'
j of said bank at the time claim is pre-'
j sented.
Objection to the allowing of any
j claim may be made by any interest
ed person by filing such objection in
the pending action in the office of
the Clerk of Court of this county
and by serving a copy thereof on the
Chief State Bank Examiner or the
Liquidating Agent of this bank.
This the Ist day of April 1930.
JOHN D. BIGGS,
Liquidating Agent of Farmers Bank
& Trust Co., Forest City, N. C.
I 25-4t.
Chatham county is seeding 30,000
pounds of lespedeza seed this spring
I with other scattering orders being
; placed.
The Farmers Club of Bladen coun
' ty is sponsoring a series of night
! meetings this spring to study farm
management subjects.
This is the time of year when
paragraphers dufst off the old seed
catalogue wheeze.
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3 SEEDANo. 1 IRISH Bag 150 lbs. $6.00 |
a SEED A No. 1 RED BLISS, Bag 150 lbs. $5.50 1
I YOUR CHOICE BY THE PECK._ 60c |
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a SWEET POTATOES, House Cured, lb. 3c §
3 Fresh Okra, Egg Plant, Bell Peppers, Squash, Spinach, Rhubarb, Radishes, Cai- jjj
§ rots, Beets, Bch. Turnips, Collard Greens, Escarol, Endive, Rutabagas, Lima Beans, |
3 Green Peas, Cauliflower, Soup Bunches, Parsnips, Artichokes, Green Beans, Let- g
3 tuce, Celery, New Cabbage, New Potatoes, Bch. Onions. |
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I NUCOA, one of the BEST FOODS, lb. 22c |
I Pinto Beans 3 lbs 20c
j 4 lb. Bckt JEWEL 55c |
a CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP, 3 for 25c |
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a MAIDEN BLUSH APPLE BUTTER, qt glass barrel 25c |
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jj OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 for 19c |
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d Grandma Washing Powder and Special Octagon Soap, 7 for 25c
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a LARGE SUPER SUDS 2 for 35c |
No. 2 TOMATOES 3 for 25c
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a SKINNERS RAISIN BRAN, package 10c |
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I CORN FLAKES or POST TOASTIES, 3 for 20c j
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jj LIBBY'S VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 for 25c |
I ROSE DALE FLAT PINK SALMON, 2 for . 35c ?
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a Libby's 1 lb. Red Alaska Sal- Libby's and Delmonte No. 2 1-2
I m on 28c Bart. Pears, can „.. r 35c :
I Carnation or Pet Milk, small
| Libby's and Delmonte No. 2 1-2 g f or 25c
| sliced and halves Y. C. Peach- Carnation or Pet Milk, large |
| es, can 25c 3 for 25c
| In Our Sanitary Meat Market |
I Sugar 1111110 Swifts Whole Ik Qi p \
I Cured IIHMO • Armour's Half '«> Zto |
I Fresh Ground Beef, lb. 19c Fresh Pork Ribs, lb. 19c |
I Fresh Side Pork, lb. 18c CHEESE, full cream, lb. _ 22c |
3 Fancy Western
I Baby Beef Steaks lb. 35c |
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