'Back Y ard Beach'
B rita in C h a rfts Belgians
W ith E atin g W ork H ortas
W ith Barge Sandbox
LONDON.—Despite Belgian im­
porters’ guarantees, the 2.000 Brit­
ish horses shipped there annually
practically nil ure slaughtered for
food, instead of being worked as
agreed, Arthur W. Moss, of the
Royal Society fot Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, charged.
“ The m eat Is processed and
mostly sold in the form of Ant­
werp sausages,” he suid, after re­
turning from Belgium.
’Im m ediately the horses on my
shi( were disem barked, they were
brunded on the neck with a hot
iron and a hole was punched in
the right e ar to insert a num ber
peg. The following day they were
slaughtered.”
mldmemos
Top Sport
In the event you’ve ever engaged
In the age-old argument a* to what
la America's top outdoor sport,
here's some Information tha t'll do
you good. If you say “ fishing" is
tops:
According to a poll recently con­
ducted by the American magazine,
fishing is absolutely America's top
outdoor sport. It is a billion-dollar
Industry and sportsmen who fished
spent 1.35 billion dollars in 1948 in
pursuit of their sport Sportsmen
who hunted and fished, both, spent
10 m illion dollars more than was
spent for the combined sports of
bowling, golf, skiing and motor
boating.
Hunting ranked fourth In the
• • •
number
of devotees and expendi­
Send 35c for Barge Boat Pattern No. 77
to E asi-Bild Pattern Company, Dept. W, tures, the nimrods having spent
P leasan tville. N.Y.
750 m illion dollars.
J J E K E S an easy to build sand-
box th at gladdens the hearts
of tiny tots and sm all fry. It’s a
barge boat th at can be used as a
wading pool. Its sim ple construc­
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thing m ore than a ham m er and
saw. Complete, step-by-step direc­
tions and full size patterns insure
building in a m inim um of tim e.
Painting guides are also printed
full size on the pattern. These can
be traced directly on the finished
boat and painted with the colors
suggested in the pattern. All lum­
ber needed is stock size and can
be obtained at lum ber yards
everyw here.
in
Tobacco Important
In Marshall Plan
Is Present Prop
Of Tobacco Parmer
Flatter Summer Meals
With Properly Cooked,
Attractive V egetables
Tobacco, from the time of the
Virginia colony, has marched along
as an Intimate part of the Amer­ TITHEN the thermometer speeds
™ Into the nineties, every home­
ican story to the present day. In
the wake of World War II, ns the maker worries about meals and
United States emerged the strong­ fam ily appetites. Even though ap­
est economic power, the American petites appear robust on picnics,
cigarette became tem porarily a they are apt to seem on the slim
universal wampum—the chief cur­ side for a meal In the fam ily dining
room.
rency in both Berlin and Burma.
Is there a certain remedy for the
“ You have a cigarette economy
from Paris to Peking," a member waning appetite amidst the wilting
? A General Quiz
heat of hot sum­
told the house of commons in 1946
ft. ft. <K. <t. ft. <t. ft.
ft. gv
mer days? Yes,
John Rolfe, husband of Pocahon­
The
Questions
certainly, there
tas. would be astonished if ha could
Vegetables, rooked or fresh,
are several sure­
see what he started when he
1. Where is the United Statea
chilled and seasoned, arranged
fire w a y s of
brought in the seed of modern to­
Military Academy located?
attractively on a salad platter
coaxing the fam­
bacco. In 1948, the United States
2. What is a native of Wales
add appetite appeal to the main
ily into eating
made about 387 billion cigarettes,
Might Have Been Highest
called?
course.
Arrange
mounds
of
the
H u n tin g Quiz
what
th e y
and the tobacco industry directly
3. From whut source are the
smull vegetables like corn ker­
If Aconagua hadn’t “ blown its
should. One of
paid in excise and im port taxes
nam
es of the United States battle­
nels, green lima beans or peas
top," its nam e m ight be far more
How many of the following ques­ nearly two billion dollars.
the best ways is to serve attractive
ships selected?
with strips of carrots, aspara­
fam ous than it is today. This tions about shooting small game
vegetables
which
are
so
plentiful
From Virginia and Maryland the
gus or celery on lettuce and
4. What heavyweight champion
Argentine m ountain might have animals and birds can you answer
tobacco fields, growing over 25 for they add zip, in the form of
was the largest in stature?
pass with a tangy dressing.
been renowned as the world’s correctly?
vitamins
and
minerals,
into
a
types, have spread into North and
5. The word "chukker” is used
highest peak. According to World
South Carolina, south Georgia and scanty diet.
tn what sport?
B o o k encyclopedia, Aconagua, QUESTIONS:
LYNN
CHAMBER»*
MENU
1. At what range are ducks and
Vegetables add color, and con­
highest m ountain in the western
Leftover Roast Beef
The Answers
usually taken?
sequent interest, too. to the fam ily
hem isphere, erupted m any cen­ geese
with
Barbecue Sauce
1. West Point.
2. How fast is a canvasback trav­
dinner table with their glorious
turies ago with such force that it eling when he's crossing your sights
Baked Potatoes
2. A Welshman.
greens, reds and orange yellows.
totally destroyed its sum m it and with the throttle wide open?
•Summer Salad Bowl
3. The States of the Union.
Who could ask for a better artist's
all signs of its volcanic crater.
Toasted Rolls
3. How many pellets does it take
4. Prim o C am era
palette with which to decorate the
Butter
Beverage
r I to k ill a mallard?
5 Polo.
mealtime scene?
Blueberry
Pie
4. What is a reasonable top range
Serve
vegetables
fresh,
when­
Keep Posted on Values
•Recipe Given.
for shooting rabbits and other up-
ever possible since this saves food
, land game?
Buy U S.. Savings Bonds!
value. When they are cooked, how­
By R eading the ads
5. What are the best shot sizes
ever, use only a small amount of with French dressing, to which may
- for upland birds, small game and
water, season carefully, but not have been added one teaspoon of
J wildfowl?
heavily, and cook until tender. soy sauce, if desired. Refrigerate
that makes folks
ANSWERS:
Vegetables are best if they have the salad ingredients for one hour.
sleep all night!
1. At least 35 yards and frequent- northern Florida, Connecticut and some of their natural crisp texture, Drain off extra dressing and serve Thousand« no « «Iw p undMturtwd b t r t i M ol
with mayonnaise. Sprinkle top with
Ine n«wa that th«i, bnng «wakened night after
i ly more. This means you should Massachusettes, and the great bur- even though cooked.
night m iuA/fte fru m l.lu U rr v r a .tliu n -n -H iKs
minced chives before serving.
‘ use large shot, to insure a clean ley area of Tennessee, Kentucky
i.’ ii’1' * * „ *
1 b«1'» • cunditlon Foley
Seasonings should be m ild so that
I H i. usually alley within 24 hour. Nn.ee bled-
j kill, and fire a dense pattern. That's and the north bank of the Ohio.
you don't mask the delicious natural
dsr irrita tio n is eu prevalent and Foley P ill, to
j why many duck hunters recom­
America and the world have flavors and thus jade the appetite
t«ut 4 o js y Pills must le-neht you within 24
ERE'S an excellent way to pre
or D O U B L E V l i l lt M O S E Y I I . V K
mend a full-choke shotgun.
C urs
smoked the tobacco in pipes, further. You may add some of the
M a ks 24 hour lest ( le t 4uley P ill, from drug-
pare
and
serve
asparagus;
2. From 90 to 100 feet a second. cigars and cigarettes, and snuffed nice sauces for variety, however,
every morning
C oney 1 back ct M
M
> ** ^ ol MI E Y ou *‘
Asparagus
Mallards, black ducks, spoonbills, it in powdered form and chewed it. and thus create interest that might
most at once I had
results. No laxative
with
Sour
Cream
Sauce
Canada geese, brant, bluewing teal
The “ chaw’ is the most Am er­ not otherwise be present.
for last 5 months!"
(Serves 6)
and greenwing teal may hit 90 feet ican of tobacco habits. European
writes 79-year-old
2 pounds asparagus spears
i a second; redheads scurry along at visitors have looked upon this habit
Mr. J. Wenig, 7723
OU CAN’T BEAT a salad bowl
54 cup thick sour cream
i 75 to 95 feet each second.
with disgust. In 1947, addicts
So. Mich. Ave., Chi­
of summer vegetables, espe-
54
cup drained horseradish
3.
Tests
made
with
Western
chewed
100
m
illion
pounds
of
to­
cago, 111. One of many
c ia lly w hen
I if» m iM id ble
54 teaspoon salt
cartridge company’s Super-X am- bacco.
u n s o lic ite d A L L ­
from « r i b n i i t .
there’s a tasty
54
teaspoon
paprika
B R A N letters.Are
j munition show that an average of
iheumatixn.
neu*
The cigarette is the prime favor­
dressing to go
rid», M o n u ih <ro u ­
you constipated due-----------------— five No. 4 pellets are required for
ite.
The
modern
cigarette,
as
we
ble (» u s e d o r a ig r
Cook asparagus In a small
to lack of bulk in the diet? Tasty a clean k ill on a mature m allard
along with it.
t il e d by fauhy e h r n i i u - ,
ALL-BRAN may help you. Eat an at 60 yards. Head shots, of course know it, was created almost on the
-io n ? T r y C r a r y W a t e r
Here’s a sugges amount of boiling, salted water
eve of World War I. The formula
C
rytt.il».
Money-back guaran­
ounce daily, drink plenty of water.
tion with a de until tender, about 25 minutes;
tee M illio n » have benefttted Send
If not satisfied after 10 days, send are exceptions.
for the popular brands sounds ap­
drain.
Meanwhile,
make
sauce
by
I, 25 tor I lb. boa if your druagitc
lightful dressing
4. Forty yards. Squirrels, quail, petizing and nutritious. They m ix
empty box to Kellogg’s, Battle Creek,
doesn't stock C r e iy W e t e r C o ..
seasoned w i t h beating the sour cream slightly,
M in era l W e ll» , T e n t .
Mich. DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK I g r o u s e , partridges, woodcock, with the bright leaf some Turkish
blue cheese and add remaining ingredients and
j snipe, rail, plover and doves also tobaccos, much sweetened Burley
blend thoroughly. Serve with cooked
anchovies:
CRAZY
are usually taken up to this same and some Maryland. A quantity of
asparagus spears.
•Summer Salad Bowl
top range. You want a fast load; glycerine or its equivalent pre­
(Serves 6-8)
CRYSTALS
small shot sizes in a modified serves moisture. The whole is
Broiled Tomatoes
2 cups fresh spinach leaves
choke, improved cylinder, or under made tasty with such flavors as
(Serves 6)
1 small head lettuce
some conditions, cylinder barrels. sugar, rum, licorice, chocolate,
2
cups
shredded
green
cabbage
3
medium
tomatoes, cut In
Recommended are 12, 16, 20 and and vanilla-like products or chem­
halves
1 bunch watercress
28 gauge shotguns with 26, 28 and icals.
Fresh dill
30 inch barrels.
1 teaspoon salt
The cigarette has even wooed
Tarragon
5. For normal range and usage,
54
teaspoon pepper
1 cup diced celery and tops
It has been found these sizes are many of the ladies away from their
54 cup buttered bread
pipes or snuff sticks.
54 cup green pepper rings
best: For snipe, woodcock, rails,
crumbs
Tobacco is of considerable im ­
1 cup crumbled blue cheese
quail in early season and small
portance
in
the
Marshall
plan—
54
cup grated American
54
cup
French
dressing
shore birds. No. 8 or 9. For doves,
and the M arshall plan is the pres­
cheese
1 2-ounee can anchovy fillets
quail in late season, large shore
Rub salad bowl with cut clove
WAY
birds and small winged pests. No. ent prop of the tobacco farmer.
THE
Season each tomato half with salt
of garlic. Break spinach and let
7, 714, and 8. For pheasants,
Made with a face cream base. Yodora
tuce injo bite-sized pieces in the and pepper. Blend crumbs and
prairie chickens, grouse, rabbits Chlordane Will Rout
is actually soothing to normal skins.
salad bowl. Add cabbage and water cheese and sprinkle on each toma­
and squirrels, No. 4, 5, 6 and 7. For
Mound-Building
Ants
No harsh chemicals or irritating
cress; sprinkle with the herbs, to half. Arrange in a baking pan
turkeys and large furred vermin,
and bake in a moderate (375“ ) oven
salts. Won’t harm skin or clothing.
BB, 2 and 4. For duck shooting
One hundred per cent k ill of fresh dill and tarragon. Add celery
for 15 minutes,
Stays soft and creamy, never gets
over decoys, No. 5 and 6. For all mound-building ants has been ob­ and green pepper. Sprinkle with
or broil 8-10 m in­
grainy.
cheese.
Chill.
Just
before
serving,
other duck shooting. No. 4. For tained with chlordane under con­
utes under low
geese, BB, 2 and 4.
Try gentle Yodora—feel the wonderful
trolled tests conducted by ento­ add French dressing and anchovy
heat.
difference!
“
fillets.
Toss
lightly.
mologists working under the spon­
• • •
Chinese Salad
sorship of the Colorado agricultural
X
GOOD
main
Stream Fishing
(Serves 4-6)
research foundation.
dish
to
serve
2 cups canned bean sprouts,
Whether or not the streams you
Dr. George M. List, head of the
at home or to
drained
fish apear stagnant in mid-sum­ department of entomology, reports
tote to a picnic
54
cup
diced
celery
mer, certain fish usually w ill seek three per cent chlordane applied
uses corn and
1 medium cucumber, sliced thin
highly-aerated waters during hot as a spray in quantities of 250 to
tomatoes,
sea­
1
green
pepper,
minced
weather— and it is in such waters 300 cubic centimeters per nest pro­
soned beautiful­
2
tomatoes,
cut
in
sm
all
cubes
that the angler should exercise his duced the desired results.
ly with bacon,
French dressing
best skill and efforts if he expects
g r e e n pepper
Spraying the m aterial into nests
Minced chives
to creel any fish.
and a cheese topping.
at the entrance and working the
Combine
all
vegetables
and
toss
It has been the experience of
in just 7 days.. . in one short week . . ,
through the soil forming the
’Relieve distress of M O N T H L Y \ practically every veteran angler nozzle
Corn-Tomato
Casserole
a
group
of people who changed from their
nests proved to be the most effec­
that the best mid-summer catches
old dentifrice* to Calox Tooth Powder aver,
(Serves 6)
tive method of application.
of bass are taken from eddy waters j
aged 38% brighter teeth by scientific teat
4 strips bacon, diced
The problem of the mound-build­
around rocks, logs, root-wads and
Why not change to Calox your»eli? Buy
54
cup
chopped
onion
along stream edges where plants ing ant is often overlooked or un­
Calox today . . . *o your
54 cup mineed green pepper
derestimated,
List
said.
If
there
and roots combine to provide cover
254 cups chopped tomatoes
teeth can atari looking
and accessible food. Undoubtedly are 10 such nests on one acre, and
2
tablespoons
brown
sugar
brighter tomorrow!
each
nest
has
made
barren
one
bass frequent such places for a
Are you troubled by distress of
1 teaspoon salt
female functional periodic disturb­
combination of both food and the square rod in addition to the seed
54 teaspoon pepper
ances? Does this make you suffer
aerated condition of the water. robbed from adjoining plants, a
from pain, feel so nervous, tired—
254 cups corn, cut from cob,
Even so, many anglers pass up goodly per cent of the acre pro­
at such times? Then do try Lydia E.
or canned corn
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to
such spots in their hurry to seek ! duces little or no vegetation.
relieve such symptoms. Plnkham's
54 cups dry bread crumbs
large,
deep
holes,
which
may
prove
has a grand soothing effect on on« >
54 cup grated cheese
-I
o/ woman's most important organs! I not half so productive.
European
Corn
Borer
McKesson & Robbin* Inc., Bridgeport, Conn.
Channel catfish and jack salmon
F ry bacon In a skillet until crisp.
are usually found during the day- ( Reduced Crop in 1948
Place in a 154 quart casserole. Add W NU-13
2!» 4!-
tim e along the bottom of deeper
The European corn borer -re­
onion and green pepper to bacon
holes of water; but as night falls duced the 1948 crop of field corn by
fat and cook until tender. Add
and for long periods thereafter, 85, m illion bushels, the U S. depart­
Treat fresh vegetables kindly
tomatoes, sugar and seasonings.
they come out into the shallows ment. of agriculture announced in
and you'll be well rewarded for
I Simmer for 15 minutes. Stir In
and riffles to feed.
their acceptance at meals.
Washington, D C. Surveys recently
corn. Cook for eight minutes, if
Since predacious fish feed most completed by the bureau of ento­
New potatoes, quick cooked in
using uncooked corn.
Place all
For You To Feel Well
heartily at night, anglers find the
their skins, are tender and de­ [m ixture from skillet into the cas­
mology and plant quarantine, with
24 hours every day, 7 days every
beginning of this period, and its
licious when teamed w i t h
serole. Top with bread crumbs,
cooperating agencies, indicate this
week, never stopping, the kidneys ft Iter
end, as the most productive pe
cheese-crusted tomatoes and
waste matter from the blood.
then with cheese, and bake, uncov­
loss
in
corn
production
is
more
riods.
If more people were aware of how the
plump, green asparagus spears
than double that of 1947.
ered, in a moderate <350 ) oven
kidneys must constantly remove sur­
with a nippy sauce.
plus fluid, excess acids and other waste
for 30 minutes.
matter that cannot atay In the blood
without Injury to health, there would
LYNN SAYS:
Saif Trouble?
Mechanical Cleaner
Don’t discard cold, fried trout.
: ASK M S
ANOTHER ( ;
a !
NEWS
NO UXATIVES N O W -
SAYS HAPPY 79-ER!
H1
FOR ARTHRITIS
Y
Yodora
checks
perspiration
odor
7 DAYS
W IL L D O IT
ns,
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
CALOX
IYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
Kidneys Must
Work Well-
be better understanding of why the
whole system Is upset when kidneys fall
to function properly.
Burning, scanty or too frequent urina­
tion sometimes warns that something
Is wrong. You may suffer nagging back­
ache, headaches, dizziness, rh'-umatls
pains, getting up at nights, s\ lling.
Why not try Doan's Pills? You will
be using s medicine recommended the
country over. Doan's stimulate the fun»
tlon of the kidneys and help them to
flush out poisonous waste from the
blood. They contain nothing harmful.
Get Doan’s today. Use with confidence.
At all drug store«.
D oan spills
I f you've been having bait
trouble, why not try gar flesh,
leeches, goldfish or gooseberries7
According to the Missouri game
and fish division bulletin, they all
work. Two Cameron fishermen re­
ported catching several catfish on
bait they made from cutting up a
46-inch gar. Catfish also were
caught on leeches and goldfish and
at Milan, gooseberries took several
bluegills.
The stories were all verified.
Suggested for Barns
If you’re building a new barn, or
remodeling an old one, it would
be a good idea to include plans for
installing a mechanical barn clean­
er.
That’s the advice of M W. Forth,
an engineer with the University
of Illinois college of agriculture.
Forth says it would pay to make
provisions for a barn cleaner even
though plans m ight not call for one
right away.
Keep Meals Cool
When Thermometer Soars
Refreshing fru it platters come In
for a big bid during summer.
Place cherries and grapes in the
center of your largest, coolest plat­
ter. Surround with a mound of each
of the following: peach halves with
a cluster of blueberries in the cen­
ter; cantaloupe edges, pineapple
chunks mixed with halved straw­
berries, honeydew melon wedges
and watermelon triangles.
Serve it on a bed of watercress or
lettuce and pass with sour cream
in which are floating thin slices
of cucumber. Serve with a lemon
wedge.
Lamb chops take well to barbe­
cue sauce and broil quickly to keep
your kitchen cool. Serve with a
fru it garnish of pineapple, banana
half and grapefruit segments.
Chilled soups are ideal for start­
ing off the meal with proper spirit.
You might try jellied consomme
or icy cold cream vichyssoise.