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THURSDAY, July n. Page 10 THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER Pet Company Is Seeking Larger Milk Volumes Pet Dairy Products Company an nounced this week they had com pleted plans for the sale of all available manufacturing: milk they could receive. "We have a definite outlet for all manufacturing: milk, and since the market is higher than at any time in years, means that right now is the ideal time to increase pro duction," R. B. Davenport, mana ger, said. , Mill prices are higher now than at any time since the local plant opened. The sale of ice cream and grade "A" milk has also reached a new high peak, Mr. Davenport said. High School Band Will Have 2 Weeks Vacation The Waynesville township high school band will be given a vaca tion starting tomorrow and ending the 4th of August, according to the director. This is the first vacation the group has had since a brief one in May following the closing of the township schools. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Patton, of Asheville, formerly of Waynesville, announce the birth of a daughter at the Biltmore Hospital on July 3rd. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Poteate an nounce the birth of a son, Avery Lee, at the Haywood County Hos pital on July 15th. STOOP THE TEST OF TIME WOMEN Popular 61 years Shower Given For Mrs. Rufus Carswell Mrs. Joe Tate and Mrs. Frank Underwood entertained at the home of the former on Tuesday evening for Mrs. Rufus Carswell, a recent bride. The living room was attractive ly arranged with quantities of summer flowers. Contests were the diversion of the evening. Mrs. Carswell was presented a miscel laneous shower of gifts. Those oresent were: Mrs. Law rence Jones, Mrs. Tom Blalock, Mrs. Davjd Caddy, Mrs. Rufus Clark, Mrs. Wilsie Hoyle Oook, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Hayes Bryson, Mrs. Clyde Calhoun, Mrs. Mason Hill, Mrs. Clarence Scruggs, Miss Lois McClure, Miss Letha Knight, Miss Arts Knight, Mrs. T. L. McHone, Mrs. Pink Compton, Mrs. .Dewey Hyatt, Miss Ruth Wright, Miss Sarah Ann Carswell, Mrs. J. R. Carswell, of Waynesville, and Mrs. Jim McClure. Appetizing Menus MAIN DISH SALADS Often a substantial salad with accompanying rolls or thin sand wiches, a beverage and . a light dessert will form the most appeal ing menu combination you can de sire for summer enjoyment. Here are some particularly tempting recipes. HEARTY SALAD BOWL 2 hard cooked eggs, chopped. ," V4 cup shrimp broken into small bits. ".' ' . -":: 2 tomatoes cut into chunks. 1 alligator pear cut into long slices. V4 cup chopped celery. 6 radishes, sliced. 6 lettuce leaves pulled into small pieces. Dressing 1 cup salad oil. 4 tablespoons vinegar, xk teaspoon mustard. 2 teaspoons salt. teaspoon pepper. Few drops onion juice. Place all salad ingredients, well drained and :. chilled, into salad bowl. Mix dressing ingredients separately in small bowl; blend thoroughly. Just before serving pour dressing over salad and toss until each ingredient is highly coat ed with dressing. NORWEGIAN SALAD 1 cup cooked diced carrots, 1 cup cooked diced beets. 1 cup cooked diced potatoes. Salad oil 2 tablespoons minced onion. 1 cup diced smoked herring. I" .teaspoon ground allspice. ' Vinegar. ' ' :- Mix vegetables, fish and allspice. Add salad oil and vinegar to taste. Serve on bed of lettuce or endive. CHICKEN SALAD 1 cups cooked chicken, cut in small pieces. . 1 cup chopped Celery. For People Who Care Those who want their clothes cleaned and press ed to the nth degree and want to be sure of get ting the best in work manship and attention send their clothes to us! CENTRAL CLEANERS Main Street Phone 113 Here Is the Place To Now Is the Time To BUY A Used Car See Our Bargains Before You Buy HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR LARGE STOCK I '39 Chevrolet sport sedan Two '38 Chevrolet town sedans 37 Willys sedan '36 Plymouth coach '36 Ford sedan ; j '36 Chevrolet sedan Two '35 Chevrolet, se - dans . , '34 Chevrolet sedan 40 GMC ton truck Chevrolet Co. Sales-Service Phone 75 Waynesville DeGaulleist in U.S. . .in.. -m 'mm. Self-exiled from hit native Franca for 15 years and now commander of all merchant vessels of the Free French government, Capt Felix Arago brought his flagship safely into Boston Harbor after running the war gauntlet from Africa. He la from the Basque region of South ern France. 8 tablespoons French dressing. M teaspoon salt. Mayonnaise, letuce, stuffed and ripe olives, paprika. Combine chicken and celery; add the French dressing and salt. Al low to stand in the refrigerator 30 or 40 minutes. Moisten with may onnaise and serve as individual salads on crisp lettuce, the edges of which have been dipped in pap rika. Garnish with stuffed and ripe olives. '.' ; POTATO AND EGG SALAD 4 cups cold boiled potatoes cut in cubes. 1 onion, chopped fine, teaspoon salt. teaspoon paprika. 3 hard cooked eggs, chopped. 2 tablespoons chopped parsley. Mix potatoes, onions, salt and paprika. Marinate in French dress ing. " Put in ice box to chill. Just before serving add eggs, parsley and sufficient Mayonnaise dressing to moisten well. Pile in cups of wisp lettuce. Garnish with strips of red or green pepper. WATERCBESSS SALAD Watercress , in some localities may be had for the picking. It re quire care in cleaning because of its small leaves and many stems to which the sand clings. Pick over cress, carefully cutting off coarse stems, and wash thoroughly. Chill in ice water and shake as dry as possible before serving. Pile lightly in salad bowl and serve with French or Tarragon Dressing. STRING BEAN SALAD Wash and string 2 quarts of young string beans and cook them whole in boiling salted water until tender. Drain off water and cool. Marinate, mix well, in French dress and chill thoroughly. Ar range in mounds on small tender leave of Romaine, holding them together with rings of pimento. PINEAPPLE AND STRAWBER RY SALAD 1 small fresh pineapple. 1V4 cups strawberries. 1 tablespoon chopped mint leaves. Peel pineapple and remove eyes. Cut in slices and then in cubes. Chill. Wash, hull and chill the strawberries. Combine the fruit and arrange on crisp leaves of let tuce or chicory. : Sprinkle with mint and serve with salad dress ing to which cup of whipped cream has been added. Nit: "I dread to think of my 30th birthday." Wit : "Why, did something un pleasant happen on 1t? ------- "I hear they've taken the arlv morning bus off vour line. Do vou miss it much?" .-, " "Not since they took it off." , NOTICE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. ELEANOR AYCOTH, Plaintiff, VS. STEWART WILSON AYCOTH, Defendant. The defendant. Stewart Wilson Aycoth, will take notice that an action entitled as above, has been commenced in the Superior Court of Haywood Countv. ftorth Cat. olina, by the plaintiff against said aeienaant lor the purpose of pro curing an absolute divorce upon the grounds of two years separa tion. And the said defendant will further take notice that he is re quired to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court oi Haywood bounty in the court house in Waynesville, North Caro lina, on the 3rd day of August, 1941, and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This the 3rd day of July, 1941 KATE WTI.T.TAMRnv Asst. Clerk Superior Court of naywooa county. No. 1088 July 10-17-24-31 -:cMilel:- CHANCE OF A LIFETIME A contributor was walking through the Bowery when he passed a bank where heavy cakes of ice were being lowered through a manhole in the basement of a bank. .. Being somewhat of a wag, he asked the nearby guard if the ice was for the frozen assets of the belligerent countries of Europe then he speedily and discreetly departed. - INDIVIDUALIST Sergeant (to reclining soldier): "Why aren't you out there march ing up and down?" Private: "Well, it suddenly dawned on me that I wasn't getting anywhere." Young Bride; "My husband prom ised me a surprise if I would learn to cook, so I took lessons." Friend: "What was the sur prise?" Young Bride: "He fired the cook." "Bill, you were in love with that girl. Why didn't you marry her?" "Well, I was all ready to propose when she told me she loved three other fellows, Bryon, Longfellow, and Whittier." Motorist: "Why don't you look where you're walking ? You pedes trians walk around just as if you owned the streets." Pedestrian; "Yes, and some pf you motorists ride around just as if you owned your autos.' A man who had inherited a thousand dollars strutted up to a railroad ticket window,' threw down a bill and said, "Give me a ticket." "Where to?" "Oh, anywhere, I've got busi ness all over." - "Bragson talks ; a great deal about his family tree." "Yes, a family tree is much like other trees the smallest twigs Ao the most rustling." Magician: "Before I use this boy for my act I would like to ask him a question. Little boy, have yoa ever seen me before?" Little Boy: "No, Daddy!" - "I don't like to say it, dear, but Fred doesn't seem to be as well dressed as when you married him three years ago." "That's strange. I'm positive it's the same suit" Teacher: "An anonymous per son, is one who does not wish to be known." A few moments later: "Who's that laughing in the class?" Voice: "An anonymous person." First Neighbor; "How did that naughty little boy of yours get hurt?" Second Neighbor: "That good little boy of yours hit him with a brick." What kind of piec ing? asked Teddy yo mn merino He went out to pUy J some tim .. ' "1 breathlessly; "Mother H you aay U the pie's Visitor: "'What . doing?"" "Is a ton of coal a erJ uil j i-" juvenile "It depends, my boy", the father, "whether you ' eling it or burning it!' READ THE ADS-IT p SUPER MARKET PLEASING IN QUALITY-PRICe-CANVENIENCE MIRACLE WHIP 1 YHNi Salad Dressing 2w ENRICHED PILLSBURY FLOUR lilsZS bagU KINGAN'S SPAGETTI & MEAT cans 8-OUNCE PACKAGE CORN FLAKES OLD DUTCH CLEANSER ;2iV cans i 1 lb. pkg. DELMAR OLEO 2! pitgs. . 25 BREAKFAST WHEATIES 2a boxes KRAFT'S ' '.V'- Caramels p 190 UPTON'S TEA Qhe Worlds Finest Quality lb 0 Glass Flee mmmmy Beechnut Drip Or Percolator COFFEE lb 310 Libby's No. 2 Can PEARS 15-J 2 1lb pkgs Mry. v.v.V.V.V.V.V.vl ROLL CALL I FLOUR 24 lbs 79; MAYONNAISE qt. 35: LARGE SIZE ' ' NEW DUZ 20; Pound Can SPRY 19 Pop. Brands ct g Cigarettes LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 ,twl7i HICKORY SMOKED CHEESE ".IT 450 Shop--Par!( and Save erber's Foods For Babv LTlM.S J 3 cans w C & E GRAPE JUICE qt. 20 mm LARGE SIZE 20c naina runiu iu cariun id carton I fw"r d LARD 50 99 oLKjAK 4 lb carton 8 lb carton 10 lbs lbs 54 Ground rfj BEEF iVlb BACON - lh Squares l Pork BACON A . v v Jb CHOPS 28!.ib Veal 4 a Sliced Boiled yt gk CHOPS !b HAM ib i FRUITS andUGGSTflBLIS NEW POTATOES GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 4 Uic Ifi: A lhc 22k FRESH BEETS YELLOW SQUASH 3 Ibsl 1
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