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the georgetown hendd wednesday evening june 7th 1939 page 7 very finest quality salaba 04- iwowhb to tjucf advantage offer oar bros special offer of clam hbcla furnaces expires m jaet two weeks tnml if yon have beem rornaea wsigbts potato bags an important alteration has been made in the standstill siao of baas 1b which potatoes are packed for sale the 80 lb and the 90 bags which have beep in extensive use particu larly in eastern canada are to bet abolished after july 1 1909 by an amendment or the regulations under the fruit vegetables and honey act and the only legal weights after that date for potatoes packed hi cotton jute or mesh bags for sale are 100 lbs 75 lb 25 lb and is lb the weights for potatoes prepacked in paper bags are 10 lb and 15 lb there are many advantages attach ed to the change the new bag weights are computed in quarters of the hundredweight and it will be easy to recognise the differences in weight when the bags are on display for ex ample the difference between 75 lb and lot lb and 50 lb and 75 lb will be readily apparent under the old sys tern this was not so easy when 80 lb and 90 b bags were being simultan eously offered for sale the buyer was likely to be confused if not misled the new regulation eliminates this confusion and in the interest of uni formity and fair dealing will benefit both buyer and seller the old 80 lb bag is supposed u have developed from the use of sec ondhand sugar and flour bags which could not be made to obtain the well- established one and a half bushel or 00 lbs as no doubt the 75 lb bag win be the most popular size for use in eastern canada and the 100 lb bag in the west the alteration in the regu lations will tend to decrease the num ber of different sizes the shipper will have to stock and it will encourage the use of new bags instead of second hand ones the 100 lb bag has been in exten sive use throughout canada for some time especially in the western pro- lnces and is also the principal bag container for potatoes in the united states and is regarded as the import and export tradertjag and i now of to mstat a new clare hec furnace for only ssjoo down- ioweat leiuai war offered act qmcjkry as time ia getting abort come in or gmone for details clare saves 1 tom in v furnace g r muckart plumbing tinsmithing electjuc wiring phone 319w or j georgetown non committal once upon a time they say a man invented a mousetrap he believed his fortune would be made by its sale if he could get president lincoln to recommend it after a long persis tent effort he secured an audience with the president and received the following recommendation which will apply to many things besides mouse traps for the sort of people who want this sort of thing this is the sort of thing that sort of people will want mother wins v euzawtth o ghat b mcdun nwpbpr smdlcata wnu service decze out of it will you ma and lend me a ptamp atta girl oh i know sweets you are tired and wish i would stay at home for once and help out but gee ma thtnk of my lily white feed hooks they d look like raspberry tarts if 1 followed in your tracks for an hour housework is your life ma you like it i hate it now why should i deprive you of the greatest joy in we i am writing to the beauty prophetin the- news for some ex pert advice jimmie told me last night that my arms were like phan tom wings i cant stand wise cracks like that from anyone es pecially jimmie if i cant make that romeo i shall die unloved and unwed don t bluster lambkins i know what you are about to sptil but this sybil is paid for divulging her secrets and we pay tor the paper to profit by her knowledge no stamps oh ma now i will have to hoof way up to the corner to get one there he is now let him in like an angel and amuse him for a min ute while i slip into this ounce and a baif- and put my lips on and ma please dont tell him that sweep ing develops arms it puts do mestic ideas mto his head hey there jimmie entertain short short story complete in this ksu every year soot to a total weight of 75 000 ions falls on the city of lon don compassion to an offender who has grossly violated the laws li in ef feet a cruelty to the peaceable sub ject who has observed them junius advertising pays dividends let the printed word tell your story we produce good printing tickets blotters circulars envelopes invitations broadsides statements letterheads t calling cards window cards business cards the georgetown herald phone no 8 georgefc own please summer appetites with an au salad meal a ma like a sugar will you i won t be a whiff getting ready atta boy i the voice trailed off behind a bang ing door leaving ma and the un comfortable jimmie in a vacuum i the boy broke the silence abrupt ly tensely i want to marry hope mrs dale you will ueed hope and faith and courage to undertake such a contract boy you do not understand hope mrs dale she ts sensitive im prcssionabte spirited you may marry hope james with my blessing i really like you boy and wish you happiness per haps i can help you if life gets too confusing 4 a few mornings later hope read the answer to her letter in the beauty column conducted by the fa mous maybelle lejeune and drew a pained stgh no suffering was too great in the cause of beauty so she took the broom and duster in her hand with the same spirit that joan of arc showed when she ted her army on to victory and began making a clean sweep when jimmie called that evening hope was sweetly reminiscent of her day s labor seeming all that was housewifely and desirable her arms and back ached but her cheeks were flushed with natural rose bloom hope was a glutton or punish ment the broom and the duster were her masters and she blos somed under the strict training maybelle lejeune had accomplished in one paragraph for mrs dale what a-hfeurrte- of pleading could not have clone she was often to be seen those days with her hands folded quietly in her lap and a mona lisa smile playing about her lips she had time to visit old friends a pleasure she had denied herself for years one afternoon hope decided to clean the attic she had not been up those narrow steep stairs since early childhood a lacked door hope peeked through the slits in the unmatched board door typewriter t curiosity had to be gratified at the expense honor standing on an upturned chest she wriggled over the top of the door where the partition did pot meet the slanting roof on a small table was scattered a ream of type written sheets some carbon copy and many oiled with rough notes pne neatly piled bundle was signed in her mother s own handwriting beauty secrets by maybelle lejeune on one sheet was the duplicate copy of the answer to her own let ter 4 hop crept shamefacedly down the stairs and when her mother re turned the table was arranged for dinner and the savoring aroma of roasting beef assailed her nostrils as mrs dale innocently kissed her daughter a happy contented smile lay deep m her mysterious quiet yea mother bad won an an salad meal answers the problem of something different tor summer manse tals si is easy and simple to pre pare and will prove popular wtth family and guests f salads chosen oner a variety ef foods im flavors and an weubatanced fat food valve i la the eomblnauoo pictured macaroni salad suppuss calories tuna fish salad takes cyot the dessert salad adds important and naeessary health faetora in min erals and vitamins as wan as juicy refreshment potato salad may be snbstltatad for the macaroni veal or chicken for the tuna lemon jules m the salad dress ings gtvee a freshness of flavor and further health value some win like more of the tart lemon flavor for the bah and macaroni naiads and for these a dish of lemon suarters is provided the three compartment salad bowl la new and smart if desired salads may be nerved in separate bowls crisp salad greens are placed on the service plates jrtdch should be large enough to hold goodslied portions of each salad salad recipes which follow are planned to serve a to macaroni salad 2 cups cooked salad macaroni 1 cup cooked peas k cap shredded raw carrot 2 tablespoons minced bell pepper 2 tadjekpoons minced plmlento lemon mayonnaise combine ingredients with mayon naise to blend garnish with a epper ring and plmlento strips tuna fish salad 2 hard cooked eggs sliced 2 7ounce cans tana oraaga dessert sssad 1 caps stteas eat trass calttbraja t 1 caps strawberries raspberries cat i f allcea in harres cemm trait with lemr to moisten well topi whole orange allcea sera or cherries sad atnt sprig cali fornia oranges are chosan for those shoes because they are flxm- and practically seedless peel wlttt a sharp knife removing all outer un and inner membrane down to juicy meat cut ra thin area slices lenten mayon 1 agg cop lemon juice 1 teaspoon mustard 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon sugar dash of pepper or paprika 1 pint salad oil combine egg lemon juice and seasonings beat od in slowly using whirl type beater continue beating until dressing la thick makes aboat 2ft cups lemon french dressing h cup lemon juice j h cap salad oil i teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon paprika 1 tablespoons sugar or honey shake well before makes 1 cap shade fob poultry when weather according to he dominion mental farms service the problem of the lack of shade for poultry during the hot weather period is met either by planting com or sunflowers early in the season a few rows planted near the colon house answer the pur pose well if the chicks are running out the young plants should be pro tected for a few weeks by a temporary fence by the time the hot weather comes along the com or sunflowers will be high enough and strong enough not o be bothered by the chickens a more permanent sort of shade can be provided by making a structure which is mostly roof and open on all four aides some uoultrymen even make the roof of old bags which give pro ectlon on dry hot days modsm poultry practise demands that chicks be raised on clean fresh land each season to escape disease and worm infestations and as a re suit it is not possible to have the col ony houses permanently located near shade trees most farmers know this and haul the colony houses to fresh land in one of their fields and so there is the need of the temporary shade so easily provided by either corn or sun flowers planted early enough to give shade when it will be needed in a month or two a manner understood only by other elephants or those who comprehend elephant language to our dumb oath orvsei tone ef mrs in olden times all women in qua country otst twearjom years of age and aametimas ven young girls ware given the title of mra7 says london answers if ojsrine in the register of burials lor the parish of st surgarets westminster the burial of hiltons second wife and his infant daughter aged five months are both registered as mrs katherin milton the onr mark of distinction being the letter c for child after t how the elephant uses his trunk the elephant has the most useful nose of all animals it is true sim ply because he can use it for so many things and in so many ways first his nose commonly kn as his trunk is a trumpet for through it he communicates with the other ele phants in the herd second it is a feeder for he uses it to put his food into his mouth third it ts a siphon and a sprayer for he draws water up into it then sprays it over himself not only be cause all elephants love water taut al so because it helps to keep his thick hide in normal condition the spray is also cooling fourth it is a lever for he can use it to pry up many heavy objects fifth it is a crane for he uses it much like a derrick to hoist heavy material such as logs which would require many mm to lift sixth it is a pusher havent you seen pictures where a fond parent is pushing the baby elephant when a herd is on the march seventh it is a conveyor as he uses it to carry hosts of different uitp some of them quite long distances and also to shunt things about on from his ftfw bghth it also serves as a s riders use it as a means of leachlng his broad head or back ninth it is a regular nose too he has to breathe doesnt he tenth it also serves as a flail for be makes good use of it during play and as a means of punishment lastly it is the elephants signal ing device for he raises it above tola head and waves wuaat jftfiite air hi meet mr salad cs by frmcts lee bar f professional men and women are entitled to cjjl mjd and p rtr their njffies why we honor some salads that af far ahead of gut old lettuce ana tomato combina tions that are merely sajadsr so mr salad cs u my name for the crisp salad below try i turner recipe and i am sore yoa wifl arm that this particular detlcacr la entitled to a salad degree crisp summer salad 1 package lemon or limeflavored gelatin i pint hot water 1 table- npoon vlnogar 1 teaspoon salt 1 iup dlred cucumber t cap thinly llcl red radishes 1 cap thinly sllcwd luting obions dlrsotre kristin in hot water du viuitkbr and teaspoon salt chill until aluhily thickened sea- ot roiables vitb teaspoon i fold into slightly thickened u il turn into individual molds hi null arm unmold on crisp itt i garnish with mayonnaise rrw s a coctflbor evess the surprise to me is that are under the impression that beer a not intoxicating when lad about his oeunqnent acts htni if he had any lkroor his invariably ts no str i just couple of beers they dont i realise that beer is intoxicating about forty per cent of the boys e my court are beer drinkers braude judge of the chicago when you sabs mums r the popular luparahhon it that when your ears burn there w body talking about you a fust snen- tioned fey tin ancajsm- aomsn wrttar puny who wsnarfce on it as taring universally beutred y- the psopia the superstition today saje that tf the right ear tingles rmrrrv is speaking wad of you but if the left ear evfl says xaodon tltstta inaga- stoe m everyday life it is qntte usual for a person who is rabnked to blush 8o if you are being criudsad in your abernoe you win 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