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the georgetown herldjwejneadayeveningfebraary 9th 1938 page 3 qsnapshgt cuili i pictures in the lookingglass tested recipes midwin tklt bnacks after several hours of outdoor winter sport the first thing most persona think of and want when they return home is food this is quite natural because the crisp fresh air is bound to create an appetite and the exercise uses up considerable heat and energy which must be replaced something nourishing something hot something quickly prepared art the three requisites of food on such on occasion cheese dishes hot soups and toasted sandwiches all make sat isfying mldwlnter snacks and when accompanied by a hot milk drink leave nothing to be desired the muk tjtlllzauon service do- minion department of agriculture nbmtfroim pictures w be srasraped wtth the ild of a mfrror note that the light come from the left onto tamos tof ha children in mirror picture the hght mutt be 4n front of the camera but it mutt alto be ehaded ao as not to thine ontthe lena m snapping back and front views of a subject m one picture is a novel idea bat it is one of tbe sim plest tricks in photograpfiy all one needs it a mirror the subject tts or stands either to front of hre mirror or barely to cnibldjjjlookiag into the class the person taking the plctare stand b back t a point where the camera finder shews both the back of the subject anal qto reflection in the mirror end snaps the picture it is necessary of course to nave anfflcient ucht either aayhgtit or artificial tike light should come nmonesiileand fall irponthe sub ject instead of on the mirror strong sight ancfc as tram am electric bulb should xtot be allowed to strike the a as it will spril the plo the artificial light t awe jbr snap shots is that tram amasesr floodlight bulbs hut ctrdtnary electric 4ml ds will serve for time exposures with an ordinary 100watt basbamda box camera leaded with sopersentittive fihn and opened to its largest lens openlnc xi zpoenre of five seconds will oemthr serve wbea the bulb is three feet from the subject snap- shots call- for two of tbe largesized amateur flood bulbs in reflectors three to four feet from tbe subject mqfi amateurs prefer the snapshot reflecting angle the subject to remain still so long when a time exposure ib made the camera mubt be rested on a table or other firm stand the subject in a mirror picture ahpold not a land too far from tho mirror because that will make tbe reflection too- far away and too small also it may bring the subject so close to the camera that be is out of tocos with a fixedfocus camera which is not meant tor use closer than six feet tbe subjects back should be alx feet from the lens when the picture is made when nslng a focusing camera remember that the- reflection -mes- beyond tbe surface of the mirror for instance it the subject it three feet in front of the mirror the re flection is three feet on the other side of the mirror hence with the camera six feet from the mirror the worker wonld focus at nine feet or to get everything sharp he could focus for six feet and use a very small lens opening which gives more depth of focus if one has access to a dressing- table with a triple mirror be can make four pictures in one a back view of the subject a fullface view and two profiles the two profiles are obtained by adjusting the side wtnrs of the mirror to the proper highway perils in method because it does not require john van guilder the obiginal brqadcastebs thousands of years before the radio wb3 invented the little years 1 tie tjtue people of wtxtdsand forests had their own methods of relaying news of their home towns the approach of enemies the call to food all the message necessary to pass from one group to another the signals might be dif ferent but they were never confused a wolf scenting the kill raised his pointed muzzle and sent the blood call ululating through the forests and other wolves padding on questing furred feet miles away picked up the cryv and themselves transmitted it further miles until individually and in groups they gathered to the feast a sentinel beaver becoming alarm ed slapped a warning with his broad tail and other beavers up and down the stream slapped their own signals and disappeared a rabbit sitting- at attention in the grass his long ears stretched upwtara like an aerial to catch the faintest sound grounds his message with a loud thump immediately other thumps are beaten out by other rab bits an through the woods and then comes silence and the cruel hawk flying among the trees on noiseless wings wonders where all his break fasts have gone the lion gaping mouth to the ground sounds his coughing roar over the veldt and frightened creat ures far away scuttle to safety or are forced into betraying their pres ence through panic and are captured by this wily announcer and the black man of the bush beating the equivalent of a morse code on a hidecovered drum has his message relayed a hundred miles nernapsi within two or three hours over and over throughout the- entire night if necessary and by- morning tribes are forgathering from all notions it is as clear and emphatic as our sojs our own indians their mes- ages by smoke signals building e fire on some high mountain peak where it could j seen unbelievable distances they produced their smoke and by skinful use of a blanket cut ting the blaze or smoke on and off they told the world what they wanted it to know and other indiana in far places learned perhaps that wagon train- was moving westward with valuable supplies the crow on a high limb watching over his feeding flock a lead gander spying out passible dangers far ln ad vance of tbe flying wedge some tiny entry squatting in watchful dignity at the mouth of bit burrow while the remaining dtlsens of dogtown disport themselves an old rooster among a flock of hens the wild hone trumpeting from some far- 1 r crag t the c saving the utensils the family and their guest had just seated themselves at the table susie said the mother why didnt you put a knife and fork at mr mcklunks place he dont need any mother plied susie you said he eats like a horse squirrel and noisy blue jayhkturea picket men are the original an nouncers over aast booktip whose stations encircle the gjobel by ml h morgan b our dumb- animal welsh bareblt 1 tablespoon butter 1 tablespoon flour 1 cup rich milk or thin cream 2 cups grated cheese u teaspoon salt j teaspoon mustard pew grains cayenne 1 egg make a sauce of butter flour and milk add grated cheese and season ings pour some bf hot sauce over beaten egg return to double boiler and cook a minute or two serve toast or crackers oyster stew 1 pint oysters 4 cups milk and oyster- liquor 3 tablespoons butter 4 cup cracker crumbs salt and pepper carefully pick over oysters beat milk and oyster liquor season with salt and pepper when scalded add butter and oysters cook until oysters are plump and edges begin to curl add cracker crumbs just before serving creamy eggs on toast 3 eggs 3 teaspoons butter teaspoon salt pew grains pepper 23 cup milk toast beat eggs slightly add butter season ings and milk cook over hot water as mixture coagulates around sides and bottom draw it away with a spoon continue until all or the mixture is cooked serve on toast ofcrnlsh with parsley tsaated ham and cheese sandwich place thin layer of ham and thin layer of cheese between two slices of buttered toast serve hot with chill sauce or catsup creamed chicken on toast 2 tablespoons butter 1 cup milk 3 tablespoons sour 1h cups freshly cooked or canned chicken cut in pieces salt and pepper melt butter blend hi flour and sea sonings add milk gradually and stir untll mixture thickens cook for r minutes add chicken and heat thor oughly serve on toast hot chocolate 1 square unsweetened chocolate or 4 tablespoons cocoa i cup boiling water 2 cups milk melt chocolate add sugar and boil ing water and cook 5 minutes add hot milk beat until foamy if de sired serve with whipped cream or marshmallows the past month has shown startling manner that far greater ore- cautions must be taken to decrease the terrible traffic toll that is the in dex or danger to both pedestrian and motoring public everyone knows at least some of the reasons for our traffic deaths they have publicized in every possible way until there la no one who does not know that d and driving do not mix that excessive speeds on winter toads are a menace to hie ana property yes- everyone knows these things but accidents continue to result from those very same offences now it has become necessary for the law to in flict stem penalties on the- offenders in the past year more licences have been revoked and more careless drlv- removed from our highways than in any other similar period- driving tests have become so rigid that there is no doubt that all new drivers have the mechanical qualifications that needed in the process of operat ing a motor car it would seem then that accidents dont result from inability to drive but from inability or unwillingness to use common sense it is surprising to notice the state of the main street in many of on tarios smaller towns these streets usually a part of the highway system evidence an indifference and neglect that is certainly out of keeping with the sound business sense and coop erative spirit usually shown by the town councillors these men who are chosen tor the sense of duty and responsibility that they are known to possess seem in many cases to disregard the danger of icy roads in aider to save the cost of removing snow or sanding after traffic has turned the snow to ice in any town no matter how small there is apt to be so much continual traffic that removal of snow before it is packed down is almost impos sible however there seems to be no good reason to neglect sanding the streets after lee has formed during the christmas week we ramt across a threequarter mile stretcnt within the limits of a town on high way no 11 which was in such bad shape that it was impossible to drive even at themost cautious rate with out skidding on enquiry we learned that this co had persisted for over a week try salada orange pekoe blend grays garaqe eledrical a tunc dp specialists hudson and terraplane sales and service arc phone j 13 mill welding georgetown what is true in this case is true in lots of others we do not wish to single out any particular cases be cause nearly every town works under the same difficulties but we should like to suggest that no amount of ex cuses wul make amends for injuries or deaths that are caused by motor crashes the motoring public must warned to proceed cautiously and not to trust their uvea too confidently to such roads it is difficult to place re sponsibility in cases where cars slip off the road and you will find it doubly difficult to get redress for any damages you may suffer the va cationer seasons smartest millinery wool basque bere is and beimels the latest in winter millinery for mutes and ladies at reduced prices 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