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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
Handy Kitchen Arrangement |
Evening Story for the Children
By M A R Y G R A H A M BO NN ER
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Bishop A ll Right, but
Oh, You Cannibal King!
The late Avery Hopwood, the bril
liant playwright, believed In the
younger generation. He said one day
at a luncheon In his New Yonk apart
m ent:
“The younger generation Is Inno
cent It talks rough, but It Is Inno
cent at heart It reminds me o f the
two little girls.
The first little girl was on her way
to school when she met the old
bishop.
" ’Haven’t you got a kiss for me.
my child?’ he said.
“ So she pursed up her little mouth
and stood on tiptoe and the old bish
op kissed her.
“ When she got to school she
bragged to her schoolmates:
“ T Just kissed a bishop.’
“ ‘Oh, pshaw, that ain’t nothin’,’
said a second little girl. ‘Why, at the
masquerade ball at the Ocean hotel I
kissed a black cannibal king.’ ”
" I am going to give a dinner," menced to speak again, and then to my dear friend l ’eter Gnome loved
shouted Peter Gnome, “ In honor o f the wipe a tear away.
me.”
club, the Every-Day-Is-NIce Club.
“ Oh, Mr. Giant,' ’ said Peter Gnome,
“ Why old Mr. Giant, what ts the
“ All our members have lived up to matter?” asked Peter Gnome, as he “ how glad I am you told me what
the rules so beautifully In acting and hopped on Mr. Giant's right shoulder, was the matter.
behaving and feeling that every day. pulled his right ear and kissed the
“ Yes, W itty Witch, you are quite
no matter what the weather, was fun tip o f his ear gaily.
right In saying things should be talked
and that something could be done
“ I was being a little selfish,'” said ou t
every single day.
“ My cave where I ’ll sleep Is very
Mr. G iant
"So I am going to give a dinner.
small— too small for you but all right
“ You— selfish!”
shouted
Peter
Pray all come and hear the news."
Gnome. “ What In the world do you for a bedroom fo r me, but my real
The brownies, elves, gnomes, mem mean ?”
place where I ’ll give the cave warming
bers o f the Bogey family, old Mr.
Is the outside part which ts like an
“ I will tell you," said Mr. Giant
Giant and W itty Witch and the gob
open cave, and there are two great
“ Do,” said Peter Gnome.
lins all came hurrying to the spot
“ Do," said Witty Witch. “ I always tables o f rocks where I shall have din
where Peter Gnome stood.
ner parties and where we’re to have
approve o f creatures telllDg what they
When he saw them all he waved
our party now.
I T ’S folly to suffer long from neu-
his high hat In the air and shouted.
"Oh, Mr. Giant, I wouldn’t live any
* ritis, neuralgia, or headaches when
“There Is a little cave near here.
where where you couldn't come aud
relief is swift and sure, with Bayer
It would not be large enough for old
visit me.
Aspirin. For 28 years the medical
Mr. Giant, but It ts going to be my
“There will be lots o f room for you Seamen's Phrase That
profession has recommended it. It
new home.
In the big cave. You can even take a
Might Puzzle Landsmen does not affect the heart. Take it
nap oo one o f my tables auy time you
“ There Is moss Inside, and there are
fo r colds, rheumatism, sciatica,
"Yes. I like the Bowdoln.
8 he
wish.’’
little ferns growing about.
lumbago. Gargle it for a sore throat
sleeps eleven," said Commander Mac
Old
Mr.
Giant
was
happy
once
more
“
There
are
tiny
cracks
In
the
rocks
Drain Boards on Each 8lda of the Sink and Good Light Make Th is a Satis
or tonsilitis. Proven directions for
Millan to a reporter who greeted
and
they
all
went
off
to
the
party
and
sometimes
I
will
be
able
to
talk
factory Dishwashing Center.
its many uses, in every package.
him when the ship docked.
which was a huge success.
to the Insects and hear why they do
A ll drug stores have genuine Bayer
(© , 1929, W estern Newspaper Union.)
“ She sleeps eleven?" the reporter
(P rep a red by the United States Departm ent
this
and
why
they
do
th
at
Illustration, the place where soiled
o f A gricu ltu re.)
Aspirin which is readily identified
questioned.
“ So I am going to give a cave
dishes are stacked and washed. Wti'le
Dralnboards pa each side of the sink
by the name on the box and tho
“ Yes," the commander answered.
warming."
not seen In the picture, the garbage
and good llgbt' above it make dish
“ ‘She sleeps Is a term used by sail
Bayer cross on every tablet
can should be close at hand, and on
“ What?" they all asked In surprise.
washing easy and convenient. This Is
or men and obviously means the
shelves or hooks— In this case In the
“ When people give a party In a new
especially true If the dish closet Is so
limit of the ship's accommodations.
lower cupboards—can be kept the ar house they cnll It a bouse warming—
placed that the china may be pul
I was walking through a cemetery In
ticles needed for dlshwnshlng, such as or when they have moved to a new
For best flavor and color cook all
away without extra steps after It has
Provlncetown, Mass., not very long
the dlshpan, mop, sink brush, soap home.
preserves
rapidly.
.
Was a Huge 8 uccess.
been washed and wiped. In this cor
ago when I saw two old sea captains
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Aspirin is tha trade m&rk of Beyer Manufactura
shuker, washing powder, or other
“ Well, as my house Is to be a cave,
of Monoaceticacidester of Salicrlicacki
ner o f a Louisiana farm home, pho
cleaning agents, and dish drainer.
and as I am going to give a party In have heard that makes them feel hurt
A small electric fan helps to keep admiring the tombstone of a prom
tographed by. the United States De
inent
ex-resident
“ I don’t believe In their keeping It
Cloths and towels that have been
It, I think I should call It a cave
the kitchen cool In summer, and to
partment of Agriculture, all these
“ T h a t’s quite a tombstone,' I re
to Miemselves as It may all be a mis drive out cooking odors.
used are generally hung In the air, warming."
points are exemplified. The sink ar
marked to one o f them.
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understanding that can be cleared up
and kept In a drawer when clean.
“ Perfectly sensible,” said Witty
rangement Is so neat and compact,
“ ‘It Is,’ he answered, ’a wonderful
Use Hanford’s
with a little talk.”
Witch.
Double boilers, the coffee pot, pitchers
Lettuce or other salad greens may
with Its tidy cuphoards below the
“ Peter Gnome Is going to give a be crisped In very cold water contain tombstone. She sleeps s ix .'"
“ A very sensible young fellow Is
add other utensils that must be filled
dralnboards, and the extra end win
cave warming,” said Mr. Giant, “ and ing a little vinegar or lemon.
with water before being used are kept
Peter Gnome.”
dow makes It so light and pleasant,
All dealers are authorized to refund your money
The price of liberty Is eternal vlg
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he said his cave was too small for me.
near the sink, also strainers and col
“ Still,” said old Mr. Giant, and
for the first bottle if not suited
that the housewife evidently enjoys
“ It hurts my feelings for I thought
Protect Iron or steel utensils which ilance, but the cost of repairs Is extra.
anders which will be used there.
stopped for a moment, then com
her Individual lunch here, for she hus
are stored for the summer by coating
put a cloth over the table and a vase
the surface with paraffin or other fat
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of flowers on I t The little table might
containing no salt and wrapping them
be set for two or four persons for any
with newspaper. This applies to flat
light meal which did not seem formal
irons and stoves as well as to small
enough to make It worth while to car
kitchen utensils.
ry food and dishes all the way to the
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larger dining room. The kitchen
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cheesecloth over an embroidery frame
preparing vegetables, Ironing, or other
A few good cakes not too expen times. Cream four tablovoonfuls o f has become a food of he-men and a little larger than the dish containing
work In warm weather. Linoleum on
the food. Several hoops o f graduated
sive or too complicated to prepare
butter and add two-thirds of a cupful the he’er they are the more they e a t”
the floor Is easy to keep clean and
are well to keep of sugar— cream until lig h t Add one
Candy leaves no seal brown taste sizes may be kept for this purpose on
tfour PilM eliminated or fee refunded ts tho
comfortable under fo o t
a long hook in the kitchen pantry.
W R IT T E N ASSURANCE we give In administer»
In mind. Here Is egg and beat well—beat egg before
In the mouth the morning after. It
In planning any kitchen. If the va
ing the Dr. C. J. Dean famous
one that Is al adding.
Add the flour alternately
non-surgical method of treat»
Is taking the place «1 the hot dog;
rious activities that are to be carried
m ent (Used by us exclusively)
ways good anu with one-half cupful of milk, a small the traveler prefers a supply o f clean,
on In It are kept constantly In mind,
Remarkable success also with
one that s quite amount at a time. Beat well, add good candy to “ pep” him on his way.
o ther Rectal and Colon ailments.
it Is possible to arrange definite work
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Inexpensive:
one-half teaspoonful of vanilla. Pour
He begrudges the time spent on a
page book giving details and
centers which save steps and contrib
8 now
Cake.— Into a greased pan and bake In a meal and stays his appetite until the
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ute to efficiency. The preparation of
Sift two cupfuls moderate oven one-half hour.
Journey’s end with nourishment that
foods, cooking, serving, and clearing
A new broom sweeps clean, but so
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o f
flour, three
It has been the popular belief, be may be cotiSU<ped conveniently as he will an old broom If properly cared
away and dishwashing, are four ac
tenspoonfuls of baking powder, using cause men buy such quantities of drives along.
tivities that follow each other every
for. Careless treatment will wear out
pastry or cake flour. Cream one-half
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candy, that it Is pur
Our aviators, as well as explorers a broom more quickly than frequent
day aiffl several times a day In most
Lots o f folks who think they have
cupful of butter or other sweet fnt
chased
for
the
women
j
f
In the Arctics, recommend the use of and prolonged sessions o f sweeping.
kitchens. Compact centers for these
'Indigestion”
have
only
an
acid
condi
with one cupful o f sugar, sift the su
the world. This Idea has candy for a quick meal. Hundreds
Asking advice Is subtle flattery.
Occasional washing will help to tion which could be corrected in five
Jobs are therefore desirable. While
gar If at all coarse and sift flour and
been exploded by Past of pounds of candy are Included I d
keep your broom In good condition. or ten minutes. An effective anti-acid
the sink may be part o f the raw food
baking powder three times. Add flour
President Hunt o f the the supplies for expeditions. Sugar Prepare a pall of hot soap suds and like Phillips Milk o f Magnesia soon
preparation center In conjunction with
to the creamed sugar and butter and
National Confectioners’ Is coming to be appreciated more and dip the broom end In and out quickly restores digestion to normal.
a wor': table. It Is principally as In the
add alternately with two-thirds of a
association.
He s a i d
more and each year Its consumption so as not to sonk the bristles. Shake
Phillips does away with all that
cupful of m ilk: beat well, add one
“ t h e masculine sweet shows Its popularity.
off as much o f the moisture os you sourness and gas right after meals. It
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tooth ts steadily grow
Marshmallow roasts are a popular can, then bang it In the open air until prevents the distress so apt to occur
other good heaklng fold In the stiffly
ing sweeter. I f we could evening ceremony In children's camps It Is dry.
two hours after eating. What a pleas
beaten whites o f three eggs. Bake take a census of the candy In con
and a picnic without a marshmallow
ant preparation to takel
And bow
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In two layers or In a square loaf pan. sumers’ hands at this moment, we
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roast Is as Incomplete as a rabbit's
good It Is for the system! Unlike a
8 plos Cake.—Take two and one-
Do not forget that your strength burning dose . o f soda—which is but
would find most of it, not In the bou ta lt On rainy nights In camp when
Research and practical experience
have demonstrated, snys Dr. A. IT. hnlf cupfuls of pastry flour, one-half doir and the shopping bag, but In the the Indoor Are Is enjoyed, the fire for every conflict depends on your be temporary relief at best— Phillips
Woods, director of scientific work, teaspoonful o f soda, one tenspoonful pockets of overalls and golf coats. In place offers a good substitute for the ing girded fur each as It comes, and Milk o f Magnesia neutralizes many
never being careless or weary.— E. B times Its volume In acid.
United States Department of Agricul of baking powder, one-fourth tens- the working man's dinner pall, and on campfire.
Hall.
ture, that nonncld food products, like poonful each of allspice, nutmeg, the desk o f the busy executive. Candy
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Next time a hearty meal, or too rich
mace,
one-half
teaspoonful
of
cloves,
aspargus, beans, corn, pens, beets,
a diet has brought on the least dis
one-half
cupful
of
butter,
two
cupfuls
spinach,
ments and fish, cannot
com fort try—
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be canned safely by processing In boil of sifted brown sugar, two well beat 8
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ing water, hut must be sterilized under en eggs and one cupful of sour milk.
pressure with approved time and tem Mix and heat as usual. Bake In a
square well greased pan fitly minutes.
perature. *
Emsrg.ncy Caks.—Sift one and two-
Pressure cookers are now stnndnrd
y
By J U L IA B O T T O M L E Y
equipment and are readily nvnllahle thirds cupfuls of flour with two teas 1
poonfuls
o
f
baklug
powder,
add
one
at small cost. The department does
not recommend any particular make, cupful of sugar, one-half teaspoon
And now It Is the collared neckline
although attention Is called to the ful o f salt aud two teaspoonfuls of
which presents to the stylist a new
baking
powder
and
sift
together
three
Importance o f having the pressure
Dispute O ver Hand Organ
opportunity to “ create.” Ever so many
times. T o two egg whites unbenten
kettle equipped with thermometer and
The centenary of the hand organ
of the new daytime frocks are made
add enough milk to fill the measur
pressure gauge for proper control.
occurs this year, but there Is some
with a collar o f flattering lines. It
"There Is now no excuse,” says Doctor ing cup. Turn Into the flour mix may be of self or contrasting fabric,
dispute In Italy as to whether notice
Woods, "fo r continuing to take risks ture. add vanilla and bent vigorously
should be taken o f the event
In
or else the dress or blouse may ac
for seven minutes. This makes a loaf
involved In canning nonacid foods
Florence the musical newspaper, Le
quire a lace or lingerie accessory type,
or eighteen cup cakes.
without adequate pressure cooking. All
C h a m p i o n ’ s e x c lu
Stafflle, has come out strongly In fa
but always, mind you, to he smart,
On* Egg Caks.—Sift one and one- originality must be the outstanding
recommendations by the Department
vor o f a fitting celebration, bat In
sive sillimanite insulator is
hnlf
cupfuls
o
f
pastry
flour,
two
teas
o f Agriculture will hereufter make tills
Rome La Tribuna Is against I t The
theme.
practically impervious to
poonfuls o f baking powder, three
clear and emphatic.
former believes that the hurdy-
Evidently fashlonlsts are determined
gurdy represents the lowly, and
carbon and oily deposits«
that no two collars shall look Alike,
popularizes the Italian opera. La
whether accessory or a very part of
Special
analysis electrodes re
TrlbUDa wishes to banish forever the
the garment. Which accounts for the
sist
pitting
and burning to
“
organetto”
and
the
outstretched
palm
whimsical styling of the white geor
of the attendant monkey.
gette collar which distinguishes the
the u tm o st. T h a t is why
frock In the picture. The dress It
Champions excel in service.
Many find Russ Ball Blue good tonic
self Is of dark printed crepe de chine,
for chickens. Large package at Gro
(P rep a red by the United fltatea Department
3-gallon stone crock with a lid, pack a very likable material for practical
cers.— Adr.
o f A gricu ltu re.)
daytime wear.
the pickles In layers, using two garlic
I f yon prefer a crisp, sweet eucum
One cannot say enough In regard to
buttons to each layer. Boll together
Rich From ’’Hot D og.”
her pickle to a dill pickle you can con
the vinegar, sugar, and spices for III the collars, and collars which contrib
The making and selling o f “ hot
vert the latter Into the former very
s p a r k
P L U G S
minutes, watching carefully that this ute to style Interest present and fu
dogs” ts fast becoming one of Amer
easily. Either homemade or commer does not boll over. Pour at once over
ture. One outstanding feature Is the
TOLEDO, OHIO
ica’s
big
Industries.
This
year.
It
Is
cial dill pickles may be used. The ad
favor
shown
lingerie
types,
among
the pickles. Next morning stir thor-.
vantuge o f beginning with the dill
which fine white organdie or georgette
estimated, 400,000,000 pounds of these
A ^ —
Tractor Mills and up
toothsome sausages wifi be fed to the
to 2 SM can trade in
pickles Is that very little time Is nec-
plaltlngs abound. A flair for travers
f
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their old saw on a new
ing surplice openings with sheer white
essnry for completing the sweet pick
American public In sandwiches. One
one that will hold its
1 SAW MFG. CO. - teeth, run lighter and
frllllngs Is an outcome of the vogue
stand at Coney Island last year aver
les If the right size Is used.
v
W W lM PISS
- cut ha rdw ood. On
for lingerie touches on the autumn
aged $13,000 every week-end through
These sweet cucumher pickles are
e smcwntT.u. /•* trial; .f not the best
frock. Also a style message of Im
the season.
Then the proprietor,
made In rings, uud come out clear,
^COUIPIII Lc y j
return four expense
portance Is to the effect that starched
known as “ Hot Dog Joe," took his
crisp and transparent. They are very
-W e give aasy terms
linen, pique, organdie and batiste neck
family to Italy, where they lived I d
attractive to serve with snlsd or cold
wear Is coming Into vogue.
affluence through the winter.
meat or os an appetizer. The follow
W . N. U., P O R T L A N D , NO. 37--1929.
I f you would like to give a tlils-
ing recipe Is furnished by the bureau
season look to the navy, black or
o f home economics o f the United
print frock you hnve been wearing,
States Department o f Agriculture. .
freshen It up with one o f the new
Sweet Cucumber Picklee.
youthfully shaped collars o f I’ urltan
«0 Arm dill picklee H
cup .Whole
styling and made of sheerest o f white
black peflper or
II
peeled
gnrllo
6 hot red pep
buttons
organdie, the same self-lined. The
per pods
I pints cider vine*
chic thing nbout these new collars Is
Watch «cuff* disappear at the touch of the
Materials Ready for Making Pickles
10 lbs. granulated
gar
dauber. Clean, smooth color comes bock to
that they fasten with a conspicuous
sugar
1
pint
tarragon
laded
shoes. More than 50 marvelous shines
1 lb. brown augar
vinegar
ouglily and add the olive oil. Cover flat butterfly bow, which also Is made
— 50 cents. Colors for black, brown, tan and
M cup whole all 1 cup olive oil
o f self-lined organdie. Deep flaring
the Jar. Stir the pickle well each day
white ah oca— a neutral polish for others.
spice
for ten days. It ts then ready to cuffs complete the picture. These or
The dill pickles may be mode pre- serve. I f the pickle Is to be kept for gandie collar-wlth-n-bow and cuff sots
B A R T O N 'S
lusly according to the directions In any length of time It should he sealed are a very smart and new note.
In
Jars
made
sterile
by
boiling.
Use
Another
noticeable
feature
about
others acquire a profusion of tabs and collars which abound’ In rich profuslo»
rniers’ Bulletin 1438-F. Cut them In
pint Jars so that when once opened the new collars Is that many o f them many tte In fichu fashion. This Is es this senson.
[>ss slices one-half Inch thick, and
are developed along Jabot lines. Still pecially true o f the handsome lace.
sin In a colander overnight. In a the coutcnts may he quickly used up
<©. 19SI, W estern Newspaper Union.)
SHOE POLISH
©ASPIRIN
AS FIRST AID
Balsam of M yrrh
'C^P About Cakes and Candy
WELL OR MONEY BACK
| CARE OF THE BROOM |
When Food
Sours
fu USE
si OF PRESSURE COOKERS f
Collared Neckline Is in Fashion
P
h illips
V Milk .
o f Magnesia
Pickles Are Easily Made
C h a m p io n
Keep school shoes
looking new
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