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r the georgetown- herald jjldneaday evening march 16th 1938 page 7 crippled by jains mm tbejlegs physical instructor loses use of limbs ii rheumatism is crippling your limbs and wnnung life miserable tor you read how this man obtained re lief from the same trouble i am a swimming and physical in structor early this year i had vio- jwnt stabbing pains in my legs from mfie hips tothetjlgtoe tiithetfiorh lugs i could not walk for three or four hours massage oil puis etc vud me no good someone begged me to take kruschen salts in despair i got a bottle after i had taken three parvdf theoontents i was as- fit as ever accept fpr a little stiffness of the joints while in general health- i was far better kruschen has put- me on my feet again hiijs 8 ilt rheumatic aches and pains are of ten caused by the accumulation of too much uric acid in the system keep pdown the excess or uric add and it stands to reason youll get glorl- ous relief that is just what krus- chen- salts does rings quick relief from the cutting stabbing pains of rheumatism because it actually rids your blood of excess uric l wist ye not wist ye not when pleasures cloy duty seems a thing of joy wist ye not a wtter word clarifies the song of a bird wist ye not how space and sod tmake man seem of worth to god style y it will be a suit season ao they say and with your suits you will wear every sort of blouse tailored shirtwaists crisp and frilly lingerie blouses overblouses reaching to the hips waistband blouses fastening into a sash to go under boleros those suits feature stripes like mens worsteds very tailored some with vests also separate jackets of these to wear over dresses of- other fabrics or with woven skirts chiffon blouses with flower em- broid w are new twopiece dresses like jacket suits are featured in spring styles all over tucked crepes are good this spring onepiece dresses in monotone crepes have yoke and sleeve details of hand drawnwork these are ln dark or blight colors with tucked or pleated skirts navy with rose or pink plstache green beige and medium blues are important- spring colors reversible jaoquards in colored pattemlngs net and lace effects in fine dress jerseys vertical front gathers sometimes in separate panel look newer than horizontal gather drapes soft black afternoon dresses often have white embroidered lawn or organdie trimm ing as this squa inset plastron flower toques endorsed by several big houses farm stock and etttlkmknts the undersigned has been instruct ed by stanley beam to sell by public auction at lot 22 10th line eaqueslng at olen williams on monday march list 193 at 2 oclock the following ijpijemkntb ideal deerlng bin der b ft cut old deerlng binder 6 ftcut springtooth cyltlvatorwii- ner seed drill set harrows maxwell mower 5 ft cut horse rake 12 plate disc tractor built out of fitudebaker car parts for studebaket- car 21 mc cormick deerlng plow heavy wagon set bob sleighs hay rack threshing tank pump numerous other articles h bay horse brown horse cattle jersey cow 6 yrs due march 24 jersey heifer 2 yrs due juiups red and whit cow 4 yrs due time of sale red cow 4 yrs due april 12 3 yearling heifers jersey heifer 8 months figs yorkshire sow due mar 2 no reserve as the farm is rented terms cash it dubious visitor what a sweet and inno cent looking face your little girl has mrs brown mrs brown i hadnt noticed it mary what have you been doing whywotmore dmumi lowenmceo fuliuzectt from front hamper to talllight the 1938 willys offers feature after feature that delights the heart of the motorist and yet the willys saves you nearly f 100 in price and you save money on gas oil tires and upkeep every mile you drive the willys gives you an allsteel unit- weld body safety glass in all win dows rubbermounted body fuel sarins engine touring pe over 60 miles an hour hub t mined 50inch wide front seat 3lg luggage corapartnient overnlsed tires and brakes extralong springs beauty safety comfort and economy everything essential at the lowest price in canada for m fullsize ear why pmj morel auction sale ihe east riding half mm gas twice lh smartness su what a rne cmrtou can own for so little money j n oneill son main st phone 14 georgetown expert watch repairs by j h jordan auction sale of farm stock implements household furniture the undersigned has been instruct ed by john standish to sell by public auction at lot 14 concession 6 esqueslng on wednesday march 23rd 1938 at one oclock the following horses grey mare black mare bay mare cattle slack cow 4 yrs calf at foot roan cow 5 yrs calf at loot roan heifer 2 vi yrs calf at foot red cow 5 yrs bred july 5th red cow 5 yrs bred sept 3rd roan cow 3 yrs bred 2 steers rising 3 yrs 2 heifers rising 2 yxs heifer 1 yr steer 1 yr heifer 6 months pigs yorkshire sow bred jan 15th implements farm wagon with 3 in tires sloop sleigh with 26 in runners with bunks and bolsters cut- terbuggy 13 tooth cockshutt spring- toots lever harrow hasseyhanis 13toath wheel cultivator mccormlck deerlng no 12 walking plow cock shutt junior plow oliver 21 riding plow 10 ft heavy diamond harrow newly sharpened deerlng mower 5 ft- cut masseyhanis side rake massey harris drum hayloader 10 rt dump rake renfrew 2000 lbs weigh scales mccormlck deerlng scuffler mccor mlck deerlng cream separator eureka hqnd seeder chatham fanning mill hand or power r a lister grain grinder 9vi plates speed jack tol- ton root pulper 14 ft hay rack wag on box complete set of short slings 50 feet canvas belting 2 steel bar rels 20 ft rubber belting oak bar rel pile cedar posts pile elm plank pile hemloqk plank 2 post hole dig gers post hole bar chains shovels hoes forks neckyokes doubletrees 75 ft i in water pipe stone boat 2 cultivator wheels step ladder 40 grain bags quantity of hay and straw mangles 60 bags dooley potatoes other articles harness set heavy team harness with breeching 3 horse collars household ftjrntture dres ser 2 wash stands oak sideboard high kitchen cupboard kitchen table wooden bed and springs iron bed 6 small tables 4 rocking chairs couch chest drawers dishes wash tubs terms cash frank fetch auctioneer hume currie clerk batter used try romans fr xjrtms afflicted butter has not always been used for nouriaiunent thej greek and romans used it most largely for medical purposes describing the making of butter in the second cen tury one authority claimed that it was more satisfactory when used externally as late as the seven teenth century butter was sold by apothecaries in spain for use as an ointment it is rumored that the good looks of many of the span ish beauties was due to the use- of butter as a cosmetic just as cleo patra is said to have bathed in milk concerning the part which butter played in cofnmesce iij the early days the wisconsin department of agriculture and markets makes the following statement little is known of the part which butter played as an article of com merce in ancient- times however an early historian states that in the first centuries butter was shipped from india to ports of the red sea in the twelfth century scandina- vian butter was an article of over sea commerce the germans sent ships to bergen in norway and exchanged their cargoes of wine for butter and dried fish it is inter esting to note that the scandinavian king considered this practice inju rious to his people and in 1188 compelled the germans to withdraw their trade- toward the end of the thir teenth century among the enu merated wares of commerce im ported from 34 countries into bel gium norway was the only one which included butter in the four teenth century butter formed an article of export from sweden it may be fairly inferred that butter- making in north and middle europe if not indeed in all europe was in troduced from scandinavia georgetown phone 11 lane block arc yon sure your eyes see correctly have y0tj seen the new rimless mounting t screws tolooten attd cam woftbty tain r leartwealtate or ataaaf tbus saving yon money pur price ib the sams as city prices o t walker ro oftohbtkist eyesight specialist tmpla wba b st bobbs dkco store geoboetowic tha mri wednesday of e mentfr or ree may aaantft o t walker at nil oflloe la 1 w h kentner son pfaones office 12 res 211 georgetown hair nets used by women of egypt 1600 years ago hair nets were used by women in egypt some 1600 years ago this may be confirmed from an exhibit in the hall of egyptian archeology at field museum of natural his tory where a net of roman type es timated to have been made between the third and fifth centuries a d is shown in a collection of ancient textiles no attempt was made at the in visibility achieved in later hairnets however this net is a heavy knit ted ornamental caplike item in bright red wool according to mu seum archeojoglsts the hair was swathed in linen veils until the head was about twice its natural size and then this net was stretched over the already wrapped and covered crowning glory of the wearer it was fastened by tying strings at tached to it displayed with it are a bonnet and cap both of linen with plaid designs in the bonnet which re sembles in cut what could be termed a sunbonnet there are em broidered lines in dark brown silk crisscrossing the tan linen it is edged with blue striped linen the cop is interwoven with lines of blue silk both bonnet and cap consist of two halves stitched together each half being lined with a coarser linen than that which showed when worn clearing auction sale of grain hogs implements and household furniture the undersigned has received in structions from mrs eleanor armitstead to sell by public auction at lot co s w g tuesday march 22nd 1938 at one oclock the following implements sitfoot deerlng binder mccormlck corn binder five- foot frost a wood mower 13dlsc mooormlckdeerlng combination- fer tilizer grain drill mccormlclc-deer- ing single furrow riding plow ten- foot dump rake steel wheel wagon hay racltv wagon box with spring seat democrat wagon 2 buggies 1 rubber tired buggy cutter two 40gal oil drums circular saw walking plow is dslaval cream separator 3000 lb truck scales fan mill with bagger 30ft extension ladder 115ft horse fork rope wire fence stretcher post hoje digger bag truck root pulper straw cutter pump jack wheelbarrow grindstone excavating shovel quantity dryi oak quantity of new and used grain sacks quantity of raspberry and strawberry crates carpenter tools and bench shovels and forks number of chicken troughs and feeders hen house sprayer pile of wood dog kennel two 25ft jengths garden hose new 4 milk cans and other things too numerous to men tion orain 300 bus oats 30 bus feed spring wheat 30 bus seed spring wheat hogs 8 feeder pigs 2 sows bred household furniture 3- lece parlor suite piano and bench i good condition 3 rocking chairs 1 library table complete oak dining room suite desk book case beacn chairs plant table 4 bedroom suites mattresses extension table kitchen cabinet b kitchen chairs 1 armchair kitchen range with reservoir s x 12 axmlnster rug 22 ft brussels stair carpet 26 inches wide 3 congoleum squares 9 x 10 ft kitchen linoleum curtains blinds reds and fittings buffalo robe and a quantity of other household effects everything will be sold without re serve as the farm has been sold terms cash wm j mcklnney auction t w thomson olerk earliest known alchemist the earliest known alchemist named jofuku lived in japan over 2160 years ago according to a study reported to the american chemical society the emperor chin shih huang ti of japan ruling about 225 b c is said to have sent jofuku on on elaborate naval expedition to find three supernatural islands in the mid of the eastern sea where the im mortals h drug existed which prevented death the alchemist whose ca reer is recorded in the shih chi or historical memorirs of ssuma chien discovered a remarkably peaceful and fertile land where he became king jofukus tomb stands on a wallenclosed plot of sanctified ground at shingu in wakayama prefecture japan where it is visited by pilgrims who burn in cense make offerings of pennies or rice and pray for long life and happiness first act of congress owing to the lack of a quorum and the delay in organizing the new federal government no bills were passed by the house and senate for nearly three months the first law enacted was an act to regulate the time and manner of adminis tering certain oaths and it was approved by president washington on june 1 1789 the second bill passed by both houses was an act for laying a duty on goods ware and merchandise imported- into the united states this bill was ap proved by washington on july 4 5tbe same year the saying brandnew the saying brandnew is equiv alent to firenew meaning fresh from the fire bright and new brand was originally from an anglosaxon word which meant burn hence an article fresh from the forge was said to be brand- new the notion that brandnew origi from the practice of put ting brands or trademarks on man ufactured articles is incorrect the rord is frequently but erroneously written and pronounced bran- new special special beet hive syrup 2 16c 5 37c special jewel or domestic shortening 2 25c 4 47c special finest pastry flour 7a23c 24i65c peas sieve 4 keg she corn swebtakegstee j j jjl tomatoes v special campbells 21 ox pork and beans 3 for 25c special clothes pins 3 doz 10c special choice pitted dates 2 lbs 25c special rose brand baking powder 1 lb tin 15c special rice blue circle 4 lbs 25c special labias c c sauce btl 19c special mclarens custard 1 lb tin 23c special budget fancy pink salmon 2 i lb tins 25c special heina tomato catsup 19c special hunts straw or bass jam 32 oz jar 23c special sani while toilet tissue 4 rolls 25c jelly powders 6 for 25c special pouj prim pears 3 tins 25c special palmouve soap 3 bars 17c special diamond cleanser or ammorla powder 6nr25c special matches 3 1 9c special red rose tea i28e l55c special repast ooer oxydol le sale tskg 24 f g 3 large baskets of groceries given away absolutely free each week ask for your ticket you may be one of the lucky ones ti lucky numbers last week 174 50 4 free delivery phone 366 i tested recipes egos eggs can be served so tastily in the ordinary ways in which they are used such as boiled poached or fried that may people may- not realise the groat adaptability of this food and that it can be used as the basis of a wide variety of dishes however with the true food ralue of eggs be coming better understood as a result of nutritional research new ways of preparing eggs are of interest here are a few dishes in which they may be served fren en- omelet beat the- eggs with a fork adding one lablespoonful of cream and one of water for each egg used into a heavy frying pan put plenty- of but ter and let it get sizzling hot then pour in the eggs and lessen the beat immediately start shaking the pan back and forth and roll- the omelet as soon as the edge is firm and while it is still wet the inside of the omelet cooks while it is being re- moved from the pan to roll the omelet lift one edge and roll it over tilt the akluet in the direction the omelet is to be rolled and assist in the rolling with a spatula or knife slip the omelet from the skillet to a hot platter andvgarnlsh poached en vienna take two fresh eggs and poach them hi milk with a ninth of aalt toast two thin slices of bread and fry two stripe of bacon crisp mace the poached eggs on the toast with a strip of bacon on either side beat threequarters of a cup of cream hot but not boiling and pour it over the eggs bacon and toast salt and pepper to taste eggs an benrre nbtr toast one slice of bread nice bt brown butter and place on r platter or plate fry two eggs in butter covering during process of cooking in frying pan until the desired medium soft medium or hard is at tained then remove and place on but tered toast place in the pan to which the eggs have been fried lj tablespoonful of thoroughly melted butter and when hot add 1 table- spoonful of worcester sauce toss in pan until thoroughly mixed pour over eggs and serve sesame seed also known as til gtngelly and bennlseed is an important source of edible oil in the countries of production where it is also used as an article of food india and china account for more than ninetenths of the world production of sesame seed other minor producers being the angloegyptian sudan turkey mexico greece and the sovi et union a small quantity of sesame seed oil is imported- by cana- da for industrial purposes he got it mother asked her 8year old what loving kindness meant well he said when i ask yo for a piece of bread and batter ye give it to me thats mnitnem but when you put jam on it thats lormw kindness