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After mother has roasted
the Thanksgiving turkey to
a turn, it is up to father to
take a hand and wreck .the
work of art or ertchance it,
according to Ms skill at
okrving.
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Every woman has apt with
bated breath the first time
the-man of the house wielded
a carving knife ovafr a tur­
key. Since no ordinary man
carves a turkey every day
here’s just how it should be
done.
First» be sure that the
carving knife is sharp.' A
dull knife will mean trouble
and consequent embarrass­
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For Your 'Thanks­
is severed fipm;dhez«a<&.
This removes both Of the leg
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NO. 3 ’is followed to reinotO jplaifi’ and fancy mixed tad
broken
CANDIÉ8
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irig parallel to the breast
bone.
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.'If an unusually large tur­
key platter is used» well and
good, if not, a small platter
«mould be at hand for the
wings, thighs jaiod drum-
chocolates.
slice Of white meat an
ice, of dark meat bn e
the W w v i t t g Hi P ft* «
After the plates are served
f t g f e a t a g & « a t» ig
story tell yon how in detail.
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is a picturesque bird when he struts in tlie pride-of
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up ou the Thanksgiving plattef!
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For The Thanksgiving Dinner W iU
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Brightes'up the Occasion. We have
H e’s the piece de resistance of the feast^WitUy
out h iin lt would be a sorry affair,, indeed!, /. ,
Select J»nr, ThanksgiviAg Turkey from our
ample supply — all young, tender birds — born and
milk fed — carefully picked and cleaned y- ready for
the oven!
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Several Beautiful Designs and will
Give lib era l Terms.
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ALL MODERATELY PRICED
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The importance ot the D. Av
etroesed and.
Daughters
urged to acqaMlnt
B. Magasine v u
ghcmedvM wlh Its contents. The
1 m A thht owe teem of the OTW
fod Magaslne would be. give»
FRAZIER AND SON
to the D . A. B. was a Mat«
' tu r «< congratulation in that It
. wasmstod a splendid opportunity
>Si the aammbllng of Chapter
Good Thifigs for Your
kad a pre-Christmas celebration.
in ee»b organisation Christ­
mas tn w , Mdnh w ith ltytle gift«
that they had prepared fo r ^ ta l-
to’ dinner, which had tor. the dren lose fortunate that are In
piece, de »resistance, « turkoy echijolc supported h r contribu­
accompanied by* all the good tions of 4be elraseb wore placed.
things that belong with It.
These gifts made a brave show­
. A .program of interesting num­ ing gad d o 'c red it to children Of
ber« In which the village choir older growth In the number bf
ta pldrtsahtoned dress su'd sing­ articles brought and the care and
ing old fO hldhm r softgfe took effort spent a preparation. 'The
sMrt, ? followed the' royal repast trees A lii reiaafk until next
fa ra ie h e d 'w a d served by fh? Snnday when those who hdd
men members frf the o rg a n *« , not finished their gilts w in bring
tloa.
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them then.
Those taking Daft la Arts prt>-
Two boxes are prepared and
at-am were: M r. W- J- Beck, M r. w ill be seat to these mission
A. A .’ Madden^ Mr. V.
Nuttor, schools. The children enjoy see­
In humorous readings, which ing .th e . thinks the others h«Ve
were' heartily encored and: thp made before they are packed
tauelc wae tarnished by t h b v ll- pw>y for sending to bring Joy
la g e p b o fr. AH brought roupd» to othgfs.
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of apthsuse.
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To complete the boxes, - the
Games and dancing roundod C. B. Bndeevorers a n h irin g
oo$ a happy evening, ’/h er« wgs d- party thia weak when m «*y
a l«rga number of members, articles w ill be completed and
thalr fam ilie s'an d tfcSif lim ttM the members have a mighty good
guests, present to enjoy the Jelly time doing it ,
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The. Messrs. N o ltes,,. Jtosen- M r. and Mrs. D. W .
craasund Peabody, oompoeSd tbs Myers Surpr i se*! ■
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Mrs. D . W , Myers, fo rm er#
efficient committee who berried
to success the elaborate plan* Mias Kcjwena Roberts who he«
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entertainment.
The * k «*t been a member a i the degree
mooting Is December fdurth^vHih staff o t the Rebekahs, was' eur-
prlsdd by the present degree
start and a few Ultimate frloids
Who Came With whll filled bas­
containing
a
wonder­
A prytty ceremony was w lt- kets,.
neksed Sunday when the L lttU fu l supply • of ’ toothsome vlande
t ig h t Bearers and the Junto* lo r the feast which Was a part
C. R. of the Presbyterian church Of the hpppy tim e that evening.
Thd fHeSds'.m M a ffth h » m e
of M rs. C liff Payne and from
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and groom-
ftince Meat
Celery 10 Cents
Le ttuce JO Cents
Good ¿wept Potatoes 5c lb.
’ Cranberries J 7 l-2 c lb.
■ , Rananas-12 l-2c lb.
Best Mince Meat 30c lb.
Best .Walnuts 35c lb.
mslj, Turnips, Cabbage, Dill
Pickles. Sweet Pickles.
Why take chances with
Untried selections at the
last minute, whe^ you eta
j w r v e appropriate gifts
here
which
you
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Franklin Bakery
apples his year,
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Wflotgnt officer In the Rebekah«
and w ill be mlaead w h e | she M l
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JM ra eatamoter to.
made merry the hours w|th the
faaat a« a etoeiag n u m b fr.
As an expression of the love
and esteem in which Mrs. M J t o
Is held, the whs-presented W«h
a set ot beaatiful salad fork*,
the eatadlse pattern, Jo add to
the toVMy M ita wt>*ch her
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that tha yoaa« people w ould |p
FOR YOU
fo rg et die Feed for Your
ChiekMW and Cows
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Swenson1 Feebler Furniture Cò.
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Chickens
Ducks
Turkeys
Geese
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— Meats — \
Beof and Pork Tenderloin Brookfield LiAk Sausage
Beef'
Pork
Lam b.',
Veal
If you want to exeliajige your old suite for a
hew one, it eta he arranged.
That there te now tn the e tatl
a beautiful case tor Revolution­
ary relics is a m atter o f. coa-
gratulaUOa hnd ipptecU tldn Is due
Mrs. Jones for her efforts In th a t
Oecurtng a tflaee tor three trene-
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Ashland
the eärrüi« k n iff and foA
áre " placeur togetlief5 across
the end of the platter until
Bach of th e.ik etfh p above show R step h} the oorreet procedure for carving
to the chapter and of more than
local Interest were discussed in- '
«erostlngly and to the point.
The Student Loan Fund, and a ,
fiw Letter m y for 1U support I
Were presented for the earnest ,
Consideration ot the organlia*-
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agw
auditorium
before the Chapter
is fa r Ita financing
w tth the part that
dlon may have In
ALL CANDY MADE IN
OUR OWN KITCHEN.
ih la r g « Spoon.
nlesTa vary large party
eing served only one side
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Jones, who Was present in her
•H ic la i capAetty aa WeU as hoa-
ored guests o f the Chgpter.
A fter brief friendly greeting,
Mrs. Jones stressed the need
of the smaUer organisations to t
the Inspiration attendant upon
a close relation with the larger.
The duty of the Chapter td
the community and the dutle*
of the chapter chairman in the
chapter and to 'th e chairmen
of the state committees were
cited.
Many things ot deep interest
Ydur Thanksgiving guests
will' enjoy oúr dsficfous
A s ih illustration No. 1,
insert the carving fork firm­
ly, midway’ of the b r e a st
bdne,' plunging it deep. The
fork m ust balance the tur­
key eta the platter while the
disjointing and carving of
the breast* is accomplished.
No. 2. Make a sharp down-
the body on the side of the
turkey
thest frbm the car-
ver. (
through the flesh
CANDY
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The platter should be plac
d so that the 'breast of th<
arkey will be at the lefi
ta d of the carvei*. "This ,ii
FreA Oysters
giving Dinner
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