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MUTT AND JEFF
They Call On Buffalo's Chief Executive
(l.'ollthiuMl from page one)
I brUkly. "It mukcM me look like
rlmvn."
"H (u,ih not. II mnkoB you look
I .lnii't boo liny rlinngi- m ) I ,.... x dull, .Mario
You' ro "till I'"-'"'1--"1 ,h" wnifl. -To my way of thinking you're
iiv,.,r
Sow, Hint just proves Unit you
.voi- roally look ''v': B;',""''1
lit oun.l:" ;!'" "''' trusivMy.
"Tell pouil'lw!"
lli.k luuglicl at Imt woi-lii-g
'"''Well, wlint of ilV Tluit'x not
inui'li. And bouillon I'1"1""-,,1-hh
l becoming to n woman, Dirk
answoroil. "Ami if you '.
iih tin; prize-winner in a I urli
Iioaulv hIhiw, you'd utill be tin- love
liest Kiillian 111 tlio woriu 10 mo.
j Chirm oiirloil lior Hp.
I nfm-tumilely there's ollior pon
plo bpsiilon you to look nt mo." slid
Haul. "1'ooplo who I'oall.v oo inc.
I auppoRO I kpo you with my
heart, rather tlmn willi my o.vex,
i;lorv," Uiek miiil uuietly.
"Tlial'a ii good lino. Where did
you got it V From a Valentine?"
Olory aked Impudently.
Tlio. next morning alio alo no broak-
11181.
Hy 0 o'elook idie was on her way
downtown.
Aral by she was Hitting in a
(iteain-enbiiiet ill a beauty chop trying
to pernpire nwny a pound or two be
fore, liineh.
Lunch, hIip deriiled would be a
cup of coffee wit lion C cream or su
gar. It would stimulate, lior, alio fig
ured, without adding an ounce of
weight to her body. And filoria need
ed Hoinething Htiniiilalliig.
Her head aw md lliern wna a
ringing in her earn, an she fat In the
reducing cabinet.
m
It wan terrible, tilnria felt as if
she were being burned slowly at the
stake.
Marie, the operator, kept putting
towel wrung out of Ice water on
her forehead. Hut they didn't help
much.
(ilorln kept telling herself that she
didn't care how much she suffered so
long as it helped her to get thin.
Hut at last she could stand the
heat, no longer.
T,et me out. Muriel" sho cried.
"Let, me out! I vp. changed my mind!
I don't want to bo thin if I have to
go through this torture I Let mo
out lliia minute!" '
Marie gave hep on iinormoiia turk
ish towel to wrap heraelf in, and
told hot- to lie down on tlio wicker
couch to rest,
"Vou'ro Just like all my ladies,1'
Mario said. "They all say they'll
n lot bettor looking with your oyea
touched up a bit. . . . Don't make
the mistake of thinking you're one
of the women who don't need make-
uii, Mrs. tlregory! Only one woman I
in u thousand is so pretty that she
doesn't need it .
Illoria sliirtd at her crestfallen.
Then she looked into Hie mirror.
Hie bad always thought that she
i ....,! i
was mo one wmiiii u in',,,,,-, ,
who was so beautiful that she didn't
need more than the lightest touch of
rouge iind powder In make her as I
ravishing as Helen and Troy!
Could it be that she was losing
her looks?
She studied lior face in the bril
liantly-lighted mirror.
No, she wnsn t as pretty as sne '
had been. There was a bard look in )
her eyes, and fat was- certainly not
becoming to herl
What had happened to her during
these few months of marriage to
make her look this way?
(iloria wondered if all the cocktails
and the wild parties had had any
thing to do with it V fr her worry
over Ktnnley Wayburn? . . . Well,
lie'il he cone soon, at any rate.
(iloria. at that moment, wished that
he hud gone already.
And yet, lior heart soared like an
oarly-ristng lark us she went, out Into
the street to meet him.
"What have you done to your
fare?" were Stan's first wordH of
greeting iih she drove up beside him.
"Oh, I didn't do it. It whb done
to me," Gloria laughed, rubbing a
finger across her darkened eyebrows.
".Marie, the beauty specialist, sayB
I'm not pretty enough to suit her.
So she fixed ine up. How do you
like me this way?"
"I don't.". AVayhurn onswered blunt
ly. "I don't know where all you
girlse get this idea that we men like
to see you all colored up like n barber
pole."
" '.Men hate cheeks of chalk,' " Glo
ria quoted glibly.
"They hate cheeks of HUll-prnof
naint, too," Wnyburn paid stubborn
ly. "Oh, I know that. There's no
pleasing you men!" filoria answered.
"If we're pale you want us rosy.
And if we're rosy, you ivnnt us to be
pale! Dick wants a liouie-niaklng
wife, so he uinrrles mo . . . and I'm
n gadfly."
She stopped suddenly, struck hy an
By BUD FISHER
tictroc tret n t no can i t am i i. iiiil
noil dm- they're bnck for another . arresting thought
sweating!! . . . (let on Hm scales, j "Stan," she said, "what kind of a
Mrs. Gregory, and we'll see how much woman would you want for a wife.'
you've lost."' I "None at all," Wayburn answered.
Gloria hail lost almost a pound In' "Not even one with nioneyV You
weight. She clapped her hands. always said you'd marry a woman
"Well, Isn't that wonderful! In if she bad money enough, you re
just that short lime!" she cried do-I ill her," (ilorin said. '
lighted. "I should say I will conin j "I know, but I've a hunch 1 m
buck tomorrow, Marie! I should wor- going to' make money myself from
ry how much It hurls! Il's worth j now on," the actor told her wllli one
It;" 'na Infrequent bursts of frnnli-
"Now there's just one hitch III news. "This New York engagement
this reducing stunt," Marie told lior. looks prelty good to me. At least.
"Soinotiines when a woinan loses j Sonyn Chotok says It Is a good thing,
flesh too uilicklv. her face sags. Don't ! "Sonyn ("hoick!" Gloria exclaimed.
vou Uiiuli I'd better give you n facial ' "Do you mean to say she found thla
. 1 n 1 , .; 1 .
, I t;i boys I m A &rwi ifcMKruPA , maoR Schwab, i ... , i
'RACHsd Buffalo h III A" ThiNit.uie CnM&ST n ffle MANOR AND- i MUL5 OWHAW AMD ) 0 1
MoxTkMW" I sav vajhat r told J y j hungry. I A
-rt... 7, t I) L'T'J F6D OUT OF I vW TO'. I'LL. WAIT I VSLIP AAfi A BUCI . a . 7 " '
mutt was vr rfsss (tca ; I v , tsj ' wwmivy.s&L ooiuak) ur i
r.,nav ii r " , ,"i.v uijr n" v i i 1 i . Htxpvui '-rrN v khi
orphans n. pea- , d m r,i liiua , mmm juu m&iimamz n-i
l?M - . L -.... ...irrrZ. outiAMti ci -j o ,
Jerry On the Job . , ' " Some Announce
FD O'rlONM "IWV VOVlf.Cfc Hti IO ,C2,, - Alr-' 'O A SttjM THAT . n.. V ' w , I MWW''
- ' - "f nfr f .-V-JT I, ', ,, 'f I, 1 . .. P&
- i u i i s 1 1 ii a s wm ms itlflP j ? , ; rlJFlrXil rviNN T scvyy : ' ni auinnn ii,ip ,
i 8 8 8 11 Jl 11 Jt rjftf Xti5Xf&akttttlii&t t 3 KxtXL ' 9 f SSSiS- r bM i 1 01
IW 'Y7k W fll iltl'lil!l & J "1 M t' SJh Uy JAMES W. DEAN . . - ll"JL J!
K)fl I I I PisWrll V yylllllU?l 4 I '"iild think that the skeleton of Tfi, ?pV t
kM 1 ffMl IfS; ft' SB By4ItlMWfl , - n Am, might t.Hl Ait the uiemor-! JV SiSs,
' VIMll M I yi!if1iOilCIS'4IS W"SS3 ' 'inl toagreatlove? Or Unit between ( 1 ' WM
'( VUli II lIIMiill1IlW MWra I the tillie-inurkod trunks of a mnsto-' T N W'JlJ.
O i3 WmW.rSfi U of Natural History on a summer nf-1 Elk .1 V"vZ!I -.1
&S2ara lotting time .puss swiftly by, sayin, I
fclMy 4gJ S(BS.' --
tri'iitmcitl to luno up llm iihihcIcmV I
iiotlcp ymi'i'ti (Ptlinit n double rhtn.''
A duiUIo cliiu! Ilurrnrn!
(rlnriii fuiiili'lird n hand mirror
end i mm' red Into it,
Yen, . , . Miirii wiih rifflit. 'riiorc
wiih no dnuht (hut Ihcn wiin a
ciTHHtd fullncHM undrr lior chin.
Uh for youj"
. JtMilnusy, Hwopt over hor liko a
wnvi of licnl from n furiincc,
Wnyburn nodded.
"Sim KiiKBOMtpd t(t Hip nmnnKT of
tin1 hIiow . . , MituKold, his naiur i.s
. , . t Ii ft t I'd do for tho IcnditiK lnnn."
ho snid rnstly. "So I'm on for IIip
"iMn't that hM'i'ibh'?" sho iipppiilpd t try-out. Of course, mny bp a bloom
to ,Mnrlp. "Cin you really iiihhhueo MiiKfailure. You novvr ran lell."
It nwny?
"MnNwiReV Mtisncp hax conn out
of Htyli." Mario told lior. 'Yp pat
double ('hint and wrlnklpft nwny now
Willi tlioso Utile paddloH."
Mhp picked up two tiny ivory im
(ilorin wns silent. She would nev
lor hnva given Sinn that $'JiH) if who
hml known bo was Roine down to Now
York to Sonyn Chotok with it!
pleinontK fdmpod. like tennis rackets ! now.
Thoy wore out in thp opn country
and showed thorn to (ilorin,
.TnpanpNp women have, used them
for centuries, and thoy have I he
smnothcHt skins of tiny women on
earth," sho went on.
(ilorin lay bnok In t tin Iouk lenthor
chair before the mirror and closed
lior o.yos.
She winced an Marie wrapped her
face hi steaming towels, lathered it
with a sweet-smelliiiK crenni nnd be
gan to smack it smartly with the. little
ivory paddles.
"I hope you're not ruining my
looks. I have a heavy date at 'J coins to rhaiise it.'
o clock, she said. She would hnto to! She took out a smnll handkerchief
have Stnuhy Wayburn soo her willi nnd bosun to rub the tnascnrn from
her fnop rod n n lobnter from j hor eyes and the rouge from her
Marie's strenuous treatment! cheeks.
"I'm not," Marie answered plneidly. Wnyburn lifted the shadowy brim
''You'll look Mkp n million dollnrn ) of her bat nt one side and looked at
when I finivb with you. I'm against ; her. He nw that she was crying.
moht benuly troatmcnls. but lliis is, "Well, what's the matter with
The day was perfect. Here nnd
there the while snil nf a cloud floated
nernss the dark, blue sky.
There wore dandelions in the tangle
of wild grass that edged the red
brick pavement.
And in the budding branches of Ibo
trees robinw wore singing that son?:
of theirs that is, as sweet nnd cold
and gay ns spring Itself.
(iloria stopped her car at the edge
of the road.
"What's the matter now?'' Way
burn nsked.
"Nothing." (iloria nnsworod. "Only
if ynu don't like tny fare this wny I'm
Cherries Bhould ba well represented In your collection of canned fruit, as they are useful in many
other ways aa well as for sauce.
hy SISTTU MAKV
COUH cherries, not .too lurt, uro tlio
K best to can for pies. The. flavor
of the sour fruit is rather richer and
more, desirable for desserts. Sweet j
cherries are delicious to servo as an :
old-fashioned "sauce' with cake tun I
are well worth canning for winter use, j
While many housekeepers prefer i
to can cherries by the open kettle!
met hod now cauners will find that
fold-pack is more satisfactory. The :
fruit is not crushed, there is icss
danger of spoiling and the flavor in
preserved to a finer degree tlmn in
the open kettle method,
I'nless cherries ure very amir they
tire not blanched hofoi'o procession.
There is a variety of late cherry that
is beautiful to look nt but so very
sour that blanching is necessary,
To Cold Pack Chorrlos.
Wash nnd remove stems. S.ive the
juice, thnt escapes during the pitting.
Pack into sterilized jam to within
iueh from the top. Pour over medium
thin syrup made with the juice from
the cherries and as mueh more water
as necessary. Adjust tested rubbers,
counting the time after the water ho.
gins to boil. Kcniove from boiler,
seal and turn upside down to cool.
When cola store in a dark eout p'aue.
Medium thin syrup is made by boil
ing three cups of sugar and two cups
of water until the mixture is syrupy,:
about four minutes. This syrup is us'.'d
for sour cherries. Sweet cherrus aroj
canned in a syrup made of the same
proportions of sugar and water but 1
the syrup is cooked just long enough!
to dissolve the sugar.
If quart cans are used the fruit
should be processed about -0 min
utes. Sunshine Preserves.
Wash and remove stems from the
fruit. Hemovo pits, saving juice.
Weigh fruit, t'se' three pounds of
sugar to four pounds of fruit. Put
juice in the preserving kettle and add
a thin layer of cherries. Sprinkle with
Migar and continue layer for layer of
vtigar and fruit until ull is used.
Cover the kettle nnd put over a
slow fire, liring slowly to the boiling
half sen! and sterilize for 1l minutsc, j point, removing c ver to prevent boil
ing over. Inerense heat and let bdl
"up" for one mincte.
Pour fruit, and juice onto large
plrtters and place in the sun for 24
(..-lira. The platters must bo covered
with glass or ehocneeloth while in th
5Uu. If glass is used wipe frequently.
Pour into sterilized pint j,:ri or jelly
g'as-scs and cover with para fine when
cold.
,! 'linrgc sour cherries' should he used
for those preserves. ,
(MienioB combine delieiously wltn
other fruits and add much to winter
Pickled Chorriee.
Wash and remove stems nnd pits
from cherries. Put Into a smooth ear
then ware crook and add vinegar to
cover. Cover clock and lot stand in fi
cool place for .'Hi hours. Drain off
vinegar and dscard. Ado n ninny cups
of sugar ns there are cups of eher
vies. Let stand until sugar is dissolved
stirring frequently to mix thoroughly.
Kill sterilized pint jars Villi cherrUs
jind juice and seal,
really good for the skin."
"I used to say." she went on, "Hint
there was nothing like good, cold
water for tlio complexion. And that
wns all right back in 1bo old days
when there wasn't so much smoke
and dirt in the world. Hut those
days you've got to get right down into
the pores with n good cronin to gel
the grime out of them!"
(Ilorin didn't nnswer. She had
lone to sleep utterly exhnusted.
Sim did not waken while Mario
powdered nod rouged her fnco, nnd
brushed masenrn along her brows nnd
lashes,
"Please take nil that stuff off my
Te-lnshos," sho said, when Mnrie had
finally wakened her by slinking Iter
you?" he nsked.
(To bo continuedl
I Fashion Tips
w
rPWO layers of georgette crepe
bound with ribbon and belted with
a wider sash are used to iiinke very
attractive night gowns.
They Add Dash
Hands of brilliantly figured silk
trim serviceable frocks of blue or
black flat crepe or crepe de chine.
Radio
Programs
PACIFIC COAST
KtiW, Portland, -IIH. 5 motors
,V:tO-(l:;tO p. m.. National Association
of Master Plumbers' convention en
tertainment by wire telephony from
public auditorium; 7 ::t0-7 :-l". Minuter,
p dice nnd market reports, news bulle
t.it nnd baseb.iU cores ; S-U p. m,.
Convert by couites; of the Holt h-tcl;
lio-e Cllji rio; II 10, concert by iour
tesv of Woolach and Powell; (Jenei';il
C rd orchestra; lO-midnight, Hernial)
Ken in's Multnomah hotel dance or
chest in,
KFKt'. Meier and Prank company,
i!4S meters I- noon, wcitiier report;
4 IV hook review, musical program;
rashion Plaques 1 1
I
i l Mm
Hats of Deltlno
Heavy silk ribbon known ns belt
iug is used to make some of the ' tl, w eat her report
smartest now sport lints. ! KK.Ilt. Ah(ey t
(1-7 p. m,, dinner concert, Wiley It.
Allen company; S. program, Magnavox
company, Cljde. Itates, violinist; Mrs.
Herschell L. Hagun, noprnno; Nor
uian Woodside's Metropolitan orches
tra; Itulh Watermnii, contralto; John
T. Mrown, hurmonica solcist; Kllen
Clarke, pianist; Heatrice L, Sher
wood, soprnno; islt her duet s, Khio
Maier, Arthur (tettl; Neapolitan
street singers; Kmnnuel Porcini, bari
tone; Krank Kigdiv, kiss; tO-t a. in.,
Henry Halstead's orchestra.
K1I.I, Los Angeles, -IH.VJ meters -."::t(l-tl
p, m., Leighton's Arcade cafe
teria orchestra, .lack Cronslmw, leal
er; M-tLHO, Art Hickman's Hilt more
hotel concert orchest ra, KHward
Kltzpatrick. director; tt:.'tl-7 little
stories American history. Prof. W li
ter Sylvester Uertzug. weekly v t i t
of Oueen Tilauia and Siindmnn from
I'n iry hind. Charles Leslie Hill, read
ings; Cncle Pohu; 7;:itt, Piggly W;g
gly' girln string trio; K -10, program.
Los Angeles Income Properties. lm,
arranged by J. Howard J hnson; 10-
Th high collar with a big black
tie is fffcn on quite a few of the new
summer frocks. The collar is usually
rery thin with just enough stnreh in
It to tnnke it tflHml up nicely.
lixon and s n.
'Jtl;i meters S-N JtO, Hov Scout pro
Old-Fashlonod Lars gram; S:I(0 N : l. bettor Iminess talk,
1'nglish eyelet embroidery collar ' co-opermion Unlph Sehueoloch com-,
nnd cuff sets nre returning to favor Pny; M,V!I, H.ilbHk and Wntsoni
for both silk and cotton frocks, . radio tnlk.
j KFI, L Angeles, 107 meters
Velvet and Fur ; iVa-.Ml m., Kxamiwer's matino"1
tnr fsll the velvet oat trimmed j musicalo; 0 0:lo. MoHameTs night y
with fur is expected to be the correct ' doitigs; 0:4;. radittirial t.i!k; 7-( pro
thing. ; gram. Hills Urns, presenting 1 1 i 11 a
" " i Brothers dinner dsnce orchestra, Way I
This Adds Richness . W aits, baritone, and Stnrr Husseli.
j (lold embroidery ts very mueh liked i blue trek of rndio; S-Jl, Kxnminer '
trt trim chtfron nntt georgette crepe 1 program arranged by Jean Jaekues; 0
coats that nre so stylish now. j 10. KKI Hurlesqueri in a variety pr - :
.grnm; w u. i non.irit Hnllfird houi,;
i Hilly and Polly Hall. Ah'ey Sitre. ;
Kthyl Talmadge, Hud .Limisou and'
I others.
! KKWH. H.dlywond. "J.VJ moters 0
t p. nv, children s hour. Hig Hrotlier
! of KKWH; N-P, Kite new, nroii-nm
by Western's unrr sfrvioe enrsco- . '
be ts in the bacK hut Mi tronfs are ; ,mirBn, i ,.. , , , . , ,,
Mril,t .nrt thr full...., k.pl in ,.! ZT N l, . " "' "'" ",k" " hPI"".
Fancy Slocvss Now
Th, bottoms of tti nw M,rf,
T rrry oftpn embroirlr,l or trim
mrcl with t-lrciilur rudlm.
Silhouette Is Nrrow
Many of th, nw ooftt drrsf, h,T,
belt, in tb, bnck hut III, front r
ittmmiiif
Martin. sotiran). T, t.uA mt ii,ii. .... .iu,.tv
Miller'a lnteriiaiU.nnl Hawaiian trio;.mi Moirf aIwbvm trvinc
cbrittra. Katbr
Four out of every H Hibles sold I 10 U. Warner HrMhfrV fotic, ilirr-.
hy the Hritish and Foreign Hible 8o j lin Charlie Wellman.
cielicB In IWM went to Chin. KtU), Oakhnd, Cal., nU-a meter
lo aid In nur buin: , ; KIM. K; 0. KFI. KNX. KKWlt I
It lielpjt, when u tnat us that j KlU. Klt; In, KKWH, KNX; 1L'
11, Art Iliokmnn's Hilt more hotel
ilance orchestra, Karl Hurtnett, lend
er. KNX, Hollywood, ll.'Ut.O meters
5:.'i0-(t:tn p. in., Wurlitier pipe organ
studio, Sid Stiff's sports talk; (i:lo,
travel talk, W. F. Alder; tLHO-i ::ttl,
dinner hour music; 7:it0, style talk,
Myer Soigel .Jr.; H H, program by Heil
Press; 11-10, prograin, (leurge Hraj,
10-PJ, movie night nt the Ambassador
Abe Lyman nnd his Coconut If rove
dance orchestra.
KPU, San Francisco, 'IL'S.M motors
ti:;t(irll;-IO p. in., Amusement infor
mation service; tl; (0-7. Waldom;ir
Lind and the Slates restaurant or
chestra orchestra; 7-7:.'tti, uy Soi
ger's Fairrnoimt Intel orcheHtra; S
0, program, Madame Lillian Sleikey
Puiini; 11-10, talk on air service; Km
i H. Kovegnn, baritone; Mis. Pelle
tier, inqirauo; 10-U, .Johnny Huick's.
CalHrians.
KLX, (nkhind, Cal., ,V)0 meters
fi-1 p. m.. Aunt I'lsie.'s Sunset mat
inee ; 7-7 :."0. nous items, we stlur
lorecnst. markets. Sibnt after 7:ItO.
KrSU, L s Angele, 27o meters
n-.O-CoO p. til.. lU'gan recital nf H.
I'.rnest llallnrd and assisting artists;
i:;0-7:o0. liray studio program pre
tented through the curtesy of Harrj
,1 fime.H tieardsley ( t ousin .Mm t. as
sisted by Kugtne Lainh and others.
KFOA. Seattle. 4.'i4.3 meters 6. 1
S:l," p. m., studio pr grsin: 8:010,
Times program; 10-U, Kddie H:irk
ness and his orchestra.
.Canadian Stations.
CFYC. Vancouver. H. C.. 4U me-tera--0:.'!0
p. m., ha If-hour prograin
for children; 7. news item.
CKClV Vanomcr, H. C. 4U me
ters S I'.O-Jiino p. m., musical studio
program; news item.
CKCX, t algiry. A It a., 4.1 " meters
S-t p. in., program f vocal nnd in
strumental selections; market an1
news reports.
CNHU. Uegins. Sask.. .".VI meters
"7-t p. m., bedtime travel tale for
children; convert orchestra recital,
uutsioe Maiton heat ure; rcputcr
and Danes Muic Concert.
Pacif c coast stations S p. m., KFI
would think thac the skeleton of
:i dinosaur might stand as the memor
ial to a groat love? Or that between
the time-marked trunks of a masto
don romance might reach flower, that
the bones of a brontosaur might
screen the plighting of a troth?
Yet if you were to visit the gallery
of skeletons in the American Museum
of Natural History on a summer af
ternoon you would find it the trysting
place of many a maid and mnn.
Undeterred by the spectacle of
ghosts of the past pointing the way
thnt .all flesh must go, thoy sit then
letting time pass swiftly by, saying
little, holding hnnds, looking both ec
static and sick.
Think not thnt these youngsters
find some enchantment in the pres
ence of the great piles of odd bones
It ia to be doubted if thoy know the
difference between a dinosaur nnd a
diptodociis (and who doesV), but they
do know that the cavernous boneyard
is cooler and more comfortable than
any place in Central Pnrk. And each
skeleton affords seclusion from the
casual visitors who visit the place to
study the story that lies in the bleak
exhibits.
'
Fourteen years ago Mrs. Margaret
Hitter became paralyzed and has been
bedridden in tlio Broadway Lutheran
hospital since then. And each day of
those 14 years .John Hitter, N. has
called at the hospital to visit the girl
he married -!) years ago. Once a
prosperous merchant, ho spent nil his
savings in n vain effort toVure hor.
And now nt S"i ho does his best, at
oild jobs to earn enough for flowers
and little tokens of his love for her.
Stories of men who have served
C1024 BT NU SERVICE. INC,
I driving a cab. hut keeps to Central
. I ark because he duosn t like traffic
...... hirers, in ins dav
nas soon as much f hf(. ns those who
circle the globe trying to see it t
I has had as fares the Astors, Vaiider-
unis, uiHiuis nun Helmont. Ami i
Home Hints'
JE SCHK the butcher gives you tin
, irniiiiniigs irom meat, becaus,
you can use them for making s.ip
1 stock.
Instead of Butter
I Beef fat, clarified, is n gnod sub
'( stitute for. butter in shortening bread,
1 biscuits nnd ginger bread.
When Frying Food
'Food to bo fried should ho as ilr3
ns possible, nnd not very cold.
For Croquettes
Cold cheese nnd macaroni mny bt
utilized in croipicttos and with frr-
A taxi driver Is the only person :
who can pull down the flag before . tnim vegetables.
sunsot. r
, Use Knitting Needle
; A knitting noodle is better than I
long nnd faithfully in one job always fnl.t f(1). piin.j1K vegetables to tl
have appealed to inc. probably b?cause ) whether they nre done or not siml
my own inclination is to throw the , it breaks them less.
typewriter nut the window and start !
hoboing. Yet the fellows who keep nt
their work always seem to enjoy life
more than fho rovers. There is Dr.
Henry Mottet, for instance. He hns
boon rector of the Church of the Holy
Coin in union for years and was
choir boy in the same church l7 years
ago. lie remembers when John .la-
e b Astor ami the futur
With Acid Fruits
Avoid serving milk or cream at tk
same time with acid fruits, partini.
Inrly with oranges or cherries.
To Best Advantafle
Fruit is most wholesome en ten M
itself at the beginning of a meal 'I
ns dessert and lenst wholesome in t1 )
Baron As- form of pudding or pie.
From anv fruit
X .S i.JLV,XV J C4.A X J.U
and Jellies every time W
OH, it's so easy now! Before, no matter
how experienced yoy were, you could
never be sure sometimes jelly and jam
just didn't turn out. No amount of care
seemed to positively safeguard you.
But you never have a failure with Certo
no desperate re-boiling the most diffi
cult fruits jell perfectly. For Certo is the
substance in fruit that makes it jell
fruit can't jell without it.
This jelly-makinjelement is completely
lacking in some fruits, others have only a
little, and even in the fruits that naturally
contain most of it, it gradually diminishes
Gear, sparkling,
firm, yet tender
every glass you
make with Certo.
i
as they ripen. But now, because Certo
itself supplies the all - important jelly
making property, vou can make your jam
and jelly of the richest ripe fruits those
with the finest flavor and loveliest color.
Vou can even use fruits that have ill
. themselves no jelly-making property.
So easy so quick no juice and
flavor boil away
Less than IS minutes from fruit to jam of
jcllv! Certo means that just one mnuut
active boil is needed. No more standing
stirring over a hot stove-no long boilini
that reduces the amount of your jelly
loss in steam of flavor, color and juice.
Certo's brief boil saves you all the fruit
that used to boil awav. When you count
up the cost you will find that with cen
half ai-ain as many plss
j ...... -p, ,
as vou ever got from that mucn
frui"t. Millions of housewives now
use Certo all the time. Your grocer
has Certo. Order a bottle right away.
Douglas - Pectin Corp.. Granite
Building, Rochester, New lork.
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