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C LA SSIFIED DEPARTMENT T F arm Winners in Cake Recipe Contest LATER VERSION T 'H E home economists on the staff of the E xperim ental Kitchen Laboratory, m aintained m New York city by C. Houston Goudiss, who conducts our “ WHAT TO EAT AND WHY” se ries, have reached their decision concerning the prize winners in the recent Cake Recipe Contest. Winners have already been noti- iloa^> M anor> Calif.; Mrs. F D McDonald. Route 1, Amherst, Tex- PHOTOGRAPHY Vera Tygar, Commodore, Pa.* Mrs. George Ahlborn, R. D. No l ’ Mt. Pleasant, P a .; Mrs. B a ’ ROLLS DEVELOPED three rules for Sprints3double weight enlargement« Robinson, Box 578, E m m ett, Ida or your choice o f Iti prints without marketing cattle enlargements 26c coin. Heprin" S eel ho; Jean Guthrie, 4712 Campbell N O R T H W E S T P H O T O S E R V IC E F a rg o - O a p t .K . N o rth D a k o ta at., K ansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Wal Bess—No m an is a hero to— ter R ichter, Bonduel, W is.’ Mrs Important Points Cited by Tess Anybody who knows him P. C. Blakely, Alden, Mich.’ Send for our new Photographic Bulletin. A lm ost 100 pages of v i h . l University Expert. Fotoshop. I38A W est Sind’ V e w Y o rk c i " . ' Honorable Mention. Em ogene Williams, Damon, By MRarket!n^ShiY ', C hi? ' *" L lv ' Stock Texas; Mrs. Simon Moen, Norm a, m ark etin g U n iv ersity of Illin ois. N. D .; Mrs. Dick Collins, Mason N U Service. Are You a C anny1 Canner? „ T° ™arket W fat ville, Iowa; Mrs. B. F. Herm an, cattle to advantage B y J O S E P H IN E C. B O N D . Box 1118, Crosby, M iss.; Mrs. cattle feeders can do no better than Paul Lorenz, P. O. Box 225, Do you get 100 per cent returns to follow three fundamental rules. $250 Strathm ore, Calif.; Mrs. S. S Ar- stated briefly the three rules are from your canning efforts? It isn’t to Consumers entz, Simpson, N ev .; Mrs. Vida always enough to do “ lots of can to avoid overloading the market, $250 Hilger, Box 257, Rockland, Mich. • ning.’’ You m ay have 500 full jars to sell competitively and to fit cattle to Grocers to the market. Mrs. G race H. Peterson, Box 335’ g iv e n - _ _____ _ in your cellar at the end of the sea In following the first of these rules, Am herst, Wis.; Mrs. Cecil Skin M 1AZIM i n o . WEEK . . ____ - VOU CAN WIN C $ C 5 0 A V THIS son, but if 100 of these leak be ner, Bedford, Wyo.; Mrs. Joe F u r — i f you act Q U IC K . . . Everybody c a n cause of cheap or old rubber rings shipments will need to be adjusted enter this simple, easy— EveryDO<,y c»«> nace 317 West Twentieth St., you are only getting an 80 per cent to the capacity of the market to ab South Sioux City, Neb. sorb them. This will require care return on your labor. Magnificent Cakes Entered. ° n e of the g reatest m istakes fu l team work between cattle feed ers and sales agencies on the mar- 1 The judges report that they have the housewife canner can m ake I kets. NEWS ITEM CONTEST never seen a finer collection of have found, is to yield to the m is To get the full strength of the cakes assem bled at one tim e. Be taken clerk who substitutes “ un market, S P rizes, Ea. 2 .0 0 150 Prizes. Ea. UOO it is necessary to sell com cause alm ost all the cakes were known brands” for advertised petitively 159 Cash Prizes Given Each W eek on the open competitive fled and have received their so exceptionally good, it was ex brands produced by reputable market, and to get the best avail checks. i A re ,he simP '* ffule, trem ely difficult to choose the win m anufacturers. Substitution may able sales service it is advisable to The first prize of $25.00 went to ners. But a m ost careful scoring be all right at tim es, when an sell through strong sales agencies. Mrs. D. F. Kelly, 1004 Charles St. system was used, and the cakes | A B O U T F L A -V O R -A ID is. . . . item can be used up in a short By fitting cattle to the market, the 3 — A tta c h e n tr y to w ra p p e r f r o m 6c p ack were checked for general appear time. But when it comes to jar third rule laid down, is meant W hitewater, Wis. _ i 5 i ° i F L A V O R ’ A , D ° r fa c s im ile . ance including shape, size and A d d th e N a m e an d A d dress o f G ro c e r Second Prize Winners. rings—play safe—buy a recognized watching them closely and selling w h e re y o u b o u g h t F L A -V O R -A ID U ro o e r The five second prizes were crust, both color and character- brand. s - 8 i g n y o u r N a m e a n d Address p la in ly . when they become fat enough to awarded to Mrs. H. H arshbargen flavor, including odor and ta s te : • — A faU ¿ fc try to JE L S E R T C O ., 1 0 2 0 5 There is a lot of difference in sell to advantage. C e n t r a l P a r k A v e n u e , C h ic a g o , Illin o is * of 2427 Fifth Ave., Altoona, P a ,; lightness; crum b, including tex ja r rings. The rubber used in The margin a feeder needs to car R. A. Williams, 12075 Rosem ary ture, rated as to its fineness, ten them is compounded, or mixed, ry cattle in summer—cattle that derness, m oistness and elasticity, e n te r in much the sam e way that thè could be sold in June but might be Ave., Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. C A color and grain. Burns, Box 788, Oakland, Miss.; TODAY batter for a cake is mixed, and, held until September in anticipa C- Houston Goudiss has said You M a y like cake batter, unless the recipe tion of a higher price—depends Miss Sadie Cunningham, Avon- that he regrets that every woman W in $ 5 0 .0 0 Pa-: and M rs- L aura Meyer, is tested and the ingredients ol largely upon the age of the cattle, it 107 P leasant St., Plymouth, Wis. who entered the contest could not P r i m w in - the best, the results will be dis is pointed out. win a prize. He offers his con n e ra w il l be Third Prize Winners. n o t if ie d by Calves can be held much better appointing. Inferior ja r rings will m a il. F o r Mrs. T. H. Fjone, Flaxville, gratulations to the winners and lis t o f w in “ check” or crack and allow air than older cattle since they will his thanks to the m any other n e rs w rite Mont.; Mrs. L ester Ralston, 127 continue to make fairly economical to seep into the jars. to the hom em akers who helped to m ake gains. Older cattle, however, if fat, South Judd St., Sioux City, Iowa; | this Cake Contest such a splendid lel SertCo. gain little if anything during hot Mrs. H arry A. K ram er, 16 M arin success. I Chicago, III. weather. Consequently, their entire feed bill during the holding period must be recovered by a higher sell MAKES ing It is price. believed that a price increase IO BIG suffering k it t e n s ' of about 50 cents a month is need WE'LL W A N T TO M A K E GLA55E5 THINK WE'RE ed in holding two-year-old steers in GOING TO PU T THAT FREEZER? ICE C R E A M W H IL E WE'RE .C A M P IN G , W O N 'T W E ? Less is needed with A caps <A SK YOUR GROCER summer. I GRANDPA.' 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The act of l i v i n g , and all changes in feed, with a few C0.n.sJt8 n t,y producing waste Jhtttwr t5 ei.kldneZs must remove from exceptions, should be made gradu th U’h ° ° i v f 5.000 health is to endure. ally. NaV,™n> iie « dJney? fa ilJ ° function as whole Q uart and a half ’ FO RHAND FREEZER OOAÜTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR — Sentinels o f Health w « .» ded’ lhere ** retention of t ™ . n at may cau3e body-wide dis- Deriit»n.ei,ma? a uffer na«?in* backache, persistent headache, attacks of dizziness. unrf<^g»t.up B,*bts. aweliinf, puffine under the eyi -fe e l tired, nervous, all worn out. ir ,L rei ue»n t’ ?canty or burning passage* b lazer" diU , [ ‘ hrebranec; iden“ of ^ idney * Tl«. n 0 Poisonous body waste. P ,“ a- They have h»d “><” • endnr«rfy. i ea™ of public approval. Are r,„„°'?ed I . cou» try over. Insist oo ¡Joan «. Sold a t all drug sto™* D oans P ills Keep Biddy Cool Hens need assistance from flock owners during warm weather. The hens have elaborate sets of air sacs which communicate with the bronchi and extend into many of the bones. These may be regarded as acces sory lungs and assist in regulating body temperature. But these are not so effective but what owners should plan to keep the flock as cool as possible during the summer, says H. M. Scott, poultry husbandry, Kansas State college AUNT MAY TILGY’S D am son C onserve personal trial and error. We have too much else to do. The experiments, the • Lizzie Lowry's Elderflower C ordial. . . Mrs. search for new and better ways take place Horton s Recipe for Crumb-Cake . . . Goose- in million-dollar laboratories! To tell you grease Ointment for the Quinsy. How carefully ot his success, the manufacturer advertises. they were gu ard ed -fh o se faded, handwritten Here, in the pages of this newspaper is a formulas in heavy old recipe books! Your seasoned section of the old family cook-book. mother and grandmother originated them . . . National advertisers bring you formulas and tried them . . . proved them, then put the recipes perfected by greater experience than one family could ever achieve . . . tested by daughter who would some day marry 9r®ater labor than one woman could give in A s s u r a n c e o f e x c e lle n c e does not come a lifetime. Read them today . . . and rejoice now adays, by the slow, costly p ro cess of that you live in a modem world I It W ill Pay Y ou to P a tro n ize O ur A d v ertisers ••I 1 - • »VVi ' rt.t ’ * I
