RniulAV. July 12, 1925.
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. "Let us have faith that right makes might, and
In that jfuith let us to the end dare to do our -,
duty as we understand W Abraham Lincoln
ADVERTISE YOUR HOME TOWN
The tourists of ahy county advertise it for better
6r for worse, depending upon the impressions made
oh them and the treatment accorded, them by the lo
cal citizens while they are stopping in the commun
ity. Many people become so accustomed to tourists,
that they are inclined to remain indifferent as to the
strangers' welfare. From a community standpoint
this is a great mistake, to say nothing of the humani
tarian side.,
It is a man who comes into your town and then
leaves that tells the outside world what kind of a
town you have. He is the man who "either will come
later and bring his family to reside in your town, or
induce others to come, provided the town and its 'peo
ple impress him favorably. He also is the fellow
who will give your town a black eye if he receives
the slightest mistreatment or if the place does riot
appeal to him. Memories, either for good or bad,
linger with him, and he is not averse to telling the
world all about it.
e Don't overcharge tourists. This is the "sticker"
with them. They will remember an overcharge long
after you have spent the money it represents. A pen
ny gained in overcharging is a. dollar lost to your
community's future.
The Bible says something about not turning the
stranger from your door lest you may turn away an
angel unawares. So it is with the tourists. Remem
ber, he has the energy, the ambition and the money
to come on a long trip, and the courtesy to make your
town one of his objective points.
Good hotel facilities always help a community to
grow. And with good hotels should come ample and
well-managed auto camp grounds. Although some
folks "turn up their noses" to so-called "tin can tour
ists," they are often future valuable citizens in dis
guise, ik
Know, your community better. You'll be the bet
ter, able to "sell" it to your guests. Call at auto camp,
welcome its guests, converse with its supervisor, and
learn the great good it is accomplishing for YOUR
city and county.
A LIFE AND MONEY SAVER
.Electricity and the telephone have been the two
greatest labor savers and conveniences ever given to
mankind.
But now comes the electric refrigerator for the
small home and farm.
It promises to be the savior of mankind "from
many ills and losses, with which he has been afflicted
because of food either spoiled or improperly cared
for previous to eating.
The electric refrigerator adds the final touch to
modem housekeeping which makes food storage
1 - aav niu iarm.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: A year ago
I wis the hupplest girl In I he world,
because I was very much In love
with a very hire' young man. We
were enKuged lo be married In about
a year. Wo were so happy planning
whore we would build out Utile luve
nest. Our luve was too wonderful
to last. I was away on a short visit
and was railed home to find that
my loved one had loft me and gone
to that boautlful world beyond. I'll
never forgot aa long aa I live, and I
pray for the time when we shall
meet each other. Uut my parents
seem to forgot that my beloved la
gone. They aren't a bit sympathetic.
I used to like to read, play the piano
or go to a show. And atlll do, try
ing to overcome my grief, but my
parents scold me If I read and If 1
play the piano I'll wnko my sister.
And they won't let mo go to a show
becauno It Inkea money. 80 how
DlNNR$T0RIS
"During my absence," aaya a
phrnlrlnn, "my two youngsters gut
Into my consulting room, where
they began to play at being doctors.
Presently one of them unlocked a
door and disclosed a skeleton to the
terrified gate of hia playmate.
"I'nuh! What are you 'frald oft"
he anked. "It's nothing but an old
skelllngtun."
"Whwh-where did It come fromT"
naked tlio other, with chattering
teeth.
"Oh, I don't know. Papa's had
j It for a long time. 1 expect It waa
his first patient.
One of the usual four for bridge
had failed to turn up and a friend
from next door waa persuaded to
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MKXU HINT
Breakfast
Oranges Bacon
Creamed Potatoes with Parsley
Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Sandwiches Creamed Peas
Gooseberry Fool Milk
Dinner
Baked Halibut with Stuffing
Potato Chips
Lettuce, Onion and Cucumber Salad
Raspberry Pie Tea or Coffee
the fish. Bake thirty-fire minutes.
To serve pour the sauce around the
fish.
ith fire-engines to put out the
ruddy aurora to the stars. Was a 1
mob ever right? j
make
Hho hnd alight knowledge of the
game, and before long played the
king tinnecoasarlly on her oppon
ent's ace.
"Hut. partner." exclaimed the
host, "a king cannot beat an are."
"1 know that." waa the reply,
"hut I thought I'd let It have a
The martyrs theso niolis
cannot be dishonored.
"Every lash Inflicted (on a
martyr) Is a tongue of fume: every
Watermelon Tickles (orison Is a mora llh,.iHn. .wia-
Remove the green part of the rind 1 every burned book or house en-
of the melon. Cut into two-Inch lightens the world: everv exnunced t A niiml.ar .if llttla 'alria VMM
lengths,, cover with salt water and 'word reverberates through the earth boasting about their respective
let stand over night. Pour olf the I from side to side." Kmorson said. ' families. Thev had n...d from
'try:"
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cover wiin iresn ano let cook And every Scopca trial fana the clothes to oersonal annearanea
a coupie 01 nours until tender. Take: flames of thought
TODAY'S RECIPES
Sandwiches Here are some sug
gestions for novel and substantial
sandwich fillings. Cottage cheese
with marshmallows, chopped raisins
and cherries, with a little salad
dressing; chopped onions, cucumbers
and celery, with mayonnaise; chop
ped raisins and nuts, with lemon
and orange Juice and a little salt,
mixed until smooth and packed In
Jelly glasses until needed.
ooosencrry Fool Allow a quart
of rather small green gooseberries
to four persons. Cut off the stems
wun a pair of scissors. Put on to
cook In a large shallow nan with
barely enough water to cover and
cook uncovered and slowly until the
berries have changed color slightly
and are tender without being lirok-
Slip them, when cooked, into a
shallow glass dish and sift v.r
them a cup of fine sugar. Let cool
and blanket with thick. vlina
cream. Let stand for a few min
utes until the cream shows an in
clination to clabber, then servo. Or
the berries may be placed on Indi
vidual dishes and the cream poured
;over them and served. This Is an
j English dish which is not very well
known In America.
one quart of vinegar, eight cups! Then the minds of men are at
sugar, four sticks cinnamon and a 'last aroused; reason looks out and
iw cioves ano wnen not add the Justifies her own. It Is the whln-
rlnds and let cook an hour or more.
Place pickles in Jars and if the syrup
is not rich enough let it boil down
until it Is. Pour over the pickles
while hot and serve.
per who whipped
who Is undone.
and the tyrant
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Let ua be thankful that the Ten
nessee court has not the power of
sending Mr. Scopes to 'the stake.
and that there la no danger of him
being burned for his opinions, as he
would have been In the Middle
Ages.
And we should he mindful that
once upon a time men were tortur
ed for declaring that the earth
was not flat; and that when the
fork waa Introduced as an eating Inv
kmi. iii. 11 was oonounceo. by cer
tain of the clergy (In franco) as
Immoral. -
Rinks: "A man ought to spend
little time learning where tho In
teresting places of his home town
are."
Jinks: "He's got his hands full
trying to localo Jts parking places."
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Counsel (cross examining bad-
tempered witness):
"Do you drink?"
Witness: "That Is my business."
Counsel: "Any other?"
Santa Monica News.
hn to !n'erlr fnrnlhlrtfe, arid
finally come to parental dignity.
Tho minister's little girl boasted:
"Every package that cornea for my
papa Is marked D. D."
"And every package that cornea
for my father Is marked M. D ," re
tortcd the doctor's daughter.
1 nen lonowed a look of con
tempt from tho youngest of the
party. "Ho!" she exclaimed, "every
package that cornea to our house la
marked C. O. D.
Llttlo Helen: "Why did you leavo
your last place, Mary!"
New Maid: "(iraclous! Thoy
was that high-brow, I was all day
running to and fro to the dlckshon
alry. to know what they waa driv
ing at!" Wllllnmsport (Pa.) Run.
could a girl forget W
thla kind of pareab' .
should pay my boar
when I n not workup
application In at t
inaiv m tuwn, Dill M
work. If I had sot,
frlonds, I wouldn't a
But I am But very
here yet. Il l terrlkb
to all at home and it,
out with other peoplt
get acquainted? M
told me lo leave hJ
again. It I get work
and try to be happy.
so they'll have aome oJ
IIHOKKN
I'm unwilling to btli
parenta do not want )
deavorlng lo drive yot
world. I'm afraid
stand. Redouble your
work, for deep Interest
will enable you to fo
happiness. Instead 0
around" at home, ar
the burden of your m
sewing and mending
tending to flowers or 1
parenta' unwelcome at
due to your failure 1.
responsibilities at hod
think your lover weuU
apenlt your life In r
Cultivate other frlendr
church activities.
Admits HIip Wa.
Dear Mrs. Thompuf
young girl atxteen yet
Juat started to going
enteen years of age. 7
we went together we
argument, and I was I
I wish lo aak him to a
I am afraid be won't
How shall I delerml
wants to go. Please arj
to do.
Since you were In ttJ
your duly to apologlu
a brief note eipresslar
at the misunderstand:
ing him to the dance.
EIGHTEEN: If yo'
gaged, a week-end ln
boy should come from
as mistral of the hou
case, a short note, Irr
xoma for Saturday
would be sufficient.
MARY C: Such IH
An (he. part nf your an
your brother will not
by any threats that yot
wife wrote to me that A
husband of throwlni
aoout atyl coming in
feet by leaving things
awhile. Then the hoi
to notice hla dirt
would be effective In 1
A WORRIED MOT1
husband can be made u
and the children. Thr
endeavoring to bo patl
Lay your caae befort
Judgo.
The hlutory of the persecution Is
an hlutory of endeavors to cheat
nature, to make water linn un hill
ii,.l...i i. ,,, ilu' " une P" It. to twlat a
"nkeil Halibut Willi Sluf finir. , .. ..
a iiieuium siren ha i,.. AKj
rope j
orusn the Inside with salt.. Make
a stuffing from equal amounts of
.rolled crackers and bread crumbs
;and one-half the amount of butter
onu not water. Season with
pepper, onion Juice and a fc
1 01 cnopped parsley. Add a few rals
-a. oiuu me rish and sew with
twine or secure with skewers and
mine, flare in a bnklng pan
pour around it tomnto Banc
H makes no difference whether
the persecutors he many or one,
a tyrant or a mob.
"A mob," Emerson defined, "Is
a society of bodies voluntarily b
reaving thnmsclve. nf rrifllintl newt
sprigs j traveraing its rk.
"A mob is man voluntarily des
cending to the nature of the beast.
"Ita fit hour of activity Is night.
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of hot water, one slice minced onion,
one-half tablespoon sugar, three ta-
oicspoons molted
butter, blended
with three tablespoons flour, three
quarter teaspoon salt, onc,,r, ,.
spoon pepper and three cloves. Pa(..
a strip of bacon lenghtwlse vover
persecutes a Drlnclnle- it
would whip a right; It would tar
and feather ln.Mn i. im..i..
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outrage upon tho houses
of persons who have
lira and
and ranks
IIipro."
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