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The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
STORM BLOWS PLAGUE
Of MOSQUITOES INTO
ABBEVILLE,

AtbeFllle, La, Aug 1s a plague
os mosquitoes ss sequel Of fb4
big rropicas storm Of August 6 ia.
Invaded this section TheF are Of
the sali Ea1sf variety and their vi
eloDs VDIseltg makes life q bu,d.t,
10 DaB aud beast.
Tie intense heat and por4 h
winds IL inluring ries aud eof.on
and The rDosguifoss are retardiuv
al harTsst work.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Mr. L. 7. Weeks, accompanied
BY bss two daughters, Misses M az
garet and Mildred, and bls alees
Mics Dora Lee, have Just returned
from fbeli delightful summer ~
cation faip 10 Cleveland, OHIO.
thence ataoss into Canada, taking
10 HaDy points a interest. then ta
Buffalo and Niagara Falls aud Oh
down THE ST LaxreDee river AID
Oh by steamer 10 New York. M.
Weeks arrived al home the begin
Blbg Of tbis week.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

II your ebild ID pale and siekly,
picks at the Dose, starts ia ihs
sleep and griDds the teeth while
sleeping, II il sare sign Of
worms. a remedy for these para.
sites will be fnd in WHITES
CREAM TERMIFUGE. III not
only clears ont The worms, bui in
restores health and cbeerfainess
Price Doc per bottle.
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG CO.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Iowa j. The leading state thls
year III the odueti0n Of en1B and
osfs, according 10 fbe Indication.
of July ]; KsDsas leads IN wheat.
MlBnssofa lD harley. North Dsko
IA III rye and flafsssf-d. Gousb Ia
sofs ID hay, Louisiana iu riaa.
probably PsnD-siYau1a III bnek
wheat, Texas IN sorgbun grsips
aud cofteD, New York iu pofaroes
and commercial apples. Alabama
I'D sweet pDtaiess and peanuts.
IalifofBis ID commercial pagffa.
and tdigls dry beaDs. OslahDrps .
Id prooD corn. and Ksnf aeky IN,
tobacco.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
WORLD SHORTAGE
IN BEET SUGAR
Crops Ire 40 Per Cert. Lsm
Than Pre-War Lssraps-Csr
tral Powers Hi nar0egs.
CANE SUGAR is ISOLATED.
Sjiia1 Beet Prot uctlon Fsllg Dnsdflu
In Rigid War Erpnpny
rrarIloae.

TIE world fodGy ia producing furr
per Batit less bsat Engur ttnn tiH prs
war uvsruEa
Counting the AmHr'ielul. ALLIED mf
E,srTnull- & uEti3in rrEg,E. nE wei NJ ite
psutrals, The e. s. FOOD AdniiiisIr
titn tfns estimated thnf the Tari
Shortage created bY fbs Light frap q
1g1T-1g1s In 1t 1sum fiErss nl,d mar
million tunE
Tl1Bt TIE 1s17-19ls crop uf rars aEs
nr wills two million tons ip szrs@
tbe previous year does not ralissf ~
general Shortage
Cu1a and JusB FBpGpm mss4iinn @
ffe wtr3d cHns crp1a md fbs auVi slf
az Ia toe far rtrpgrsd frp1n Ail'siri1 Y
transport Nfteu shipping il hsd'g nsss
20 to trBnsJ,og1 una nlnintaln il's Hliif
tng forces Ia grnDea-
IL Java 1arge part n ffis 1lo Hlsh
crop iT st5B uwu1ttnE EiidIrrpsrf hlufs
II requires 10 10 1tIq dars 5nf saa
f,erpf flist IN aert to Jura. fhs J'pas''f
tl4sS nf Ditui1inF B1sguufs Biill'n'sss
II Jaw EugBr tits ssRsoD nfs fslioA
afliss' Production falif.
TpEfng tbs Allied nHtjDrH III o EFpv
luffir'lni reports show tint bss1 Hum
frrodnt4lorn is less hy gDs-ftlirb fllD w
TIRE WIZ average
FRENCH beet EuEnr Industry liHh haF
far-e8 fnast tg tie vur The f5sa1
vie8d Of i,4.ef #uEDr 4 new my ~
l,nr rent. u the yrs@vm nvsrEss
Far fbs Eve Fears TfsnealnE flss WE
tlrepk q hoHtflitlea IN BErgle. ffils
ryodueaa al urergrs ri 7l2rFaz JAIN Z
rur5ir aasa ysHr. For aFif-5t ns
Frenff production WIS zlhsAls 1nh
w1tb 81 fpefrges operating Hs eo~
rnra8 wsfh fnore nfHn 1lfB tiiM -
ia existence before fbe WIZ niir lsapa
tie genernl cu11alEB n o4slri'..@
r,aHv luurghsa tF The GsTntih w.
F'rstlre ueFAr-il lsslngs 1rlfiiasrAa y l''a.u =
farturp frRre t.sst EngHf u iS''
ffluD fn 1861. wbHB the tptHi pp'p@
wns 2ti2 .415 toms -, q.
italy tn 1915 produced lssss = \.
tens of bHs1 sDenr waafh w'iif - -
tarts less fiH1 the 1rsFis'nf qsi1 :.
100 80 gt4s tftau ths gfE1iIHl ehApsa
rf,pgr fer 4ts f-s Talr frswr v
rJ0d -rL
One ri ne rrarf difficulties -. -.
d ns.5 fl 7fuf7s bt.st sugar hoaas Il.
yas fpaing sBHlriari lafr y me
1s crgp Thousands q men laaa as.,a,
4 rloFed IL f,ssf snsm 1irbn''srss rss
s-ra called fYr 1HiIltnfF iaf'ioh -.
8a1d r,er Bres gussufffs'a - - - Il
44slT aaif If r1,s nsual GniLlliS
s-z 4lsg,-r pEte.a
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

a Degro wor1an moved into q
white Dsigbboihood in Pbilsdel
pbis, pfseipltsiiDg a riot which re
suited ip three deaths and sixty
casualties. Ptllsdslpbis Dswsps
pers have been more or less ont
spoken heretofore concerning The
"odioDs Segregation ordinances
Of some Of the Southern einss;
viii they reiisrsts those opinions
powf
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Mr. Kepbor Heberf, Of the Flftb
Ward. was plsgEsBts caller fbis
week. feeling very well sstisfso
with bis Efforts al helping To VII
fhs war. While 1bs promise w8s
encouraging for ali ibose Nbo
ssedad their acres with The sia
pies. BIZ beld TO the idea that II
might bs bjt mDrs profitable 10
break away from the blszsd trail.
A little sugar eaDs-sD0Dgb 10
give him biz years supply 0f sugar
ard sgrDp-Eas the extent of bl4
planting 10 fhis direction fbi.
spring. Peanuts and popcorn, BIZ
bas good eTop practically made
and safe. He bas harvested sorD4
300 barrels Of corr. AL above
bis Deeds for biz farm be will aspd
TO market. H. and two sopA-
boys ia years-ars dong The Wog
OF fhe farm and BE- viii make
enough in cash 10 pay his taxeA
and still have something left
speh farmers AZ BE- are 'fdoipg
their psrfT 10 help Uncle Sam iset-
susds FIliZ fbsi ii costs less 10
have The good opinion Of the
world than II does 10 try 10 rule at.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

The weathsr nsD-tbst is, be
who predicts fhs weather but cans
always make bic dreams come
uue-gave us soroe big Changer
By way Of varying The noDctoD5
this week. In he earlier part of
the week We had mDch ibBDdsr
and lightning, bus no rain On
Wednesday. We experienced con
siderable Of damp spell Eitbou'
fash or roar.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
W5S

II Jon sIi iD d cool draft when
sbu are heated and get stif
peek Or lame back, yoD viii
bs looking for something that
will ease The pain FiK your
mind on BALLARD's Snow
LfNIMKET and dou't bs talked
out Of II bsea1ss IL is the best
pain relieving liDimsDt yOu can
get anywhere. Price -5e, JDc and
Z 90 per bottle
Sold By EsTORGE DRUG co
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

SURGEONS sgro1 that ID esss.
Of Cuts, BurDs, BrnIfss sDd
Wounds. tbsFIRf,T ! TkEATMEf !
IL rDost ju porfaut When al IT
FICIENT sbtlstptlc i spplieo
promptly. there j. 10 danger Of ID
feetion and ibs wound beglps 70
besl 81 once. For Use Oh msD
or beast. BOROZONE Is fbs
IDEAL AETIEEPTIC and ZEAL
ING AGENT. Boy il DOW sDd
D- ready for al eEDsr gsDcy. Price
Z5e. Joe, sl 90 and o. ~
Sold BY ESTDRGB DRUG 90.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Mr. L J Iisdsf. vDs Ess
aellt,d to VEST fbe RaiHsso 7aS'
Jun al HpBstoD add uDpfs
ossrafann. is recovering w ,.
faefmily that be rstuiDHa Z - J.
bone here On HedDesds5
noon IB general HIHsa' Z.
shows but little feet n sps
has bad TO aDdnre, and i'1'' q
bf,rns again 1t il bobsd -
will early r4eoFsa his fab si'sa
bfa9tL rid hsaftJls.t.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

The German editors are right in
part There are about d million
Americans in France, who won't
be there long. They Will be in
Germany.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
66s cures Bilious Fsrsr.
NOT INTENDED.

Staff Colopsl- Your reports
should be written in sueb rnaDDs,
that even the most igporaDf MAJ
understand them.
ssGgsaDl-Well, sir, sbat par
is il that you don't BnsefstaDdf
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

For the storD scb and bowel dis
orders of bsbles MCGEE's BABY
ELIXIR IL remedy Of genuine
merit II acts quickly, js pure,
vbolsssoDe aud pleasant to take.
Price BE and Joe per bottle.
Sold by Es1ORGE DRUG co
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
Children Cry
FOR HTcHER's
Gas STQRIA

Recently yoDpg msD IN kbski
stood If . eOrnsr Cd Main street
patiently waiting the coming Of
ibs pexi ear. He slipped away
from bis post Of duty 10 ask .
clerk IN q near by store, abow
long be woDDd have TO waltz The
rlerk ask. s'Helw long 10 your fur
loBghf' 'sTen days" was the re
ply. "TheD, my friend, Jon bad
better walk, wherever ii is ron
wish TO go-r
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

RaisiDg pigeons and rabbits
sbould help wiD tbe%wsr, aud u Js
not difficult All the pigeon 8Dd
rabbit raiser needs is q soft pencil
aud q pad Of paper sD6 they viii
multiply adidly St Nsrtinvills
MesReDgsr.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Mayor II 5 SealJ bAs recovered
sufficiently fiom b3s seflous spell
Of illness 10 be ont upon the
streets yesfsrdsy for the frat
time. lIis many friADos are Dr.
Lighted TO have him up and about
again.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

The concrete foundation, IN one
block, Tor the eoIBipg 5B0W, oil
burning engine, for 1be electric
Lighting plant, was fBisbad Oh
IbDIsdBy AID The concrete miKsI
and gas0IiDe sngiDs were taken
away al ODes.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Tomorrow al II o'clock 3. 10
BsT. Dr.. Wood, Of Abberilia.
VIII occupy tbs pulpit ID ibe PTss
bgtsriaD church. The seats are
free fo al. The public ~ cordial
ty invited 10 attend.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Donald s0Dsills Chiefs Editor
L. d. Bentley .>bss gone to an of
GERS training sebool si Camp
Pike. Mrs. Bentley and sB as.Isf
ant have aasbmpd the duties Of
the reIisEsd editor.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
tbs cures by removing the ca uss.

There vas general muruur
against the aunbearable- heat.
wbrD the thermometer gave q
mercury reading Of 93.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

The 1sI mars are ssid 10 have
siK routes Of fAlfeaf-pacb one,
owing 10 allied artillery FIRE, Lit.
fle more difficult than the other.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

1t has just occurred 10 us that
maybe those raiDeost profteHrs
had a notion that what our army
really wanted were portable bath
tubE.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
Children Cry
FoRNETcHER's
G AS~RIA
RHEEMs, RHEIMS. RHANCE

RHEIMS, RHEIMS, RHANCB
Some call il Rheims
70 rhyme with Times
While ofbsrH' schemes
Have made il Kbssmss
Llt's call If khsnes
To rhyme With France.
And basideE, RbsDcs II the eUr-
rect way 10 pronounce if-hsllg
Field Eagle.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Too DsDy automobile accidents
On Sundays suggests the suspicion
that our country roads and high
ways may be infested with tanks
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
FOR SALE.

Two Dics comfortable BONES,
one oD 81 Peter Street, the other
% Iberia Street.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

1 Men VITO have money and
Trends caD keep both by refusing
40 let the latter e0nDi any part Of
the former
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

High temperatures sAsD 10 eI
eri much ibs ssUs influence DpOD
"news" that freezing temperatures
do upon Dolstses.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Born % sunday morning TO Nj
and Nrs. William a Nicholson, a
fine bsby boy BID rays, be bas
''8ips poupds of trouble" ]" W.
congratulate Mr. and Mrs. NieEOl.
svD Oh Ibis acquisition to their lit
tie family circle.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

RU B-MT-TIBM-ADiisepilc, Re.
lieTss Rbsnmstisu, 5praiDs, NeB.
ralgis, etc.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
RUB-MY.TISM

VII c1re yOur RheumatisIu
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Colic, Sprains. Bruises. Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings u Insects
Etc Antissptic Anody9., used IL.
ts-nally and externally. Price 25c.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

IT you feel "bIus,', ''Do sc-
count" lazy. you Dsso q good
cleaning ont. HERBlkE 10 the
right thing for that purpose Ii
stimulates the l1rsr, tones up the
sfom scb and pnrifDss the bowels.
Price 6De.
Sold By E5TORGE DRUG 60.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
t,.,5 cures WalBrip1 Fever.
THE WAY OF A CHILD

hCbildrsD.'' said the Sunday
School supsr1nfsDdsDf, this pc
iBre illustrates to-day lssson:
Lot was warned To take bis wife
spd daughters and 1ss from SO
dom. Here arg Lot and bis dsBgb
iers. with his wife J1Hi behiDd
them; and bsre j. eodom lD the
back ground Now. has any glTl
or boy question before We take
up the siUdy Of the lsssoDf Wei,
S1sisfT
aPIeatbs. tbir,' l1spsd The latest
graduate from the infant class,
where IL The 1eaF
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Wilhelm will not b. iD tower
when peace negotiations afe
signed, but BE- will be iD one short
Ig thereafter, and for keeps.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Lpiguue's GaTsge, Oh VI sln
.trApf. Dear the corner OF lbs1l d,
ID max ing ready for . volume Il
busin+ss Of almost any dlmsnslODs
for tbis fall aud the coming wiD
ter Several Of 1be departments
baEs been enlarged Of extended
making room for fbs eaffyiD of
heavier stock. M LtjeuDe be
lIeVes ID the pfBstieabilitY and
utility Of the auto i0r every char
aeter Of road work and that lbs
rapidly increasing Dumbsrs Of ma.
ebiB4s Oh tbp roads Indicates that
tba worst mnJboles baTs bstG
l,aaHpd Better roads VIII grow
The people must have them and
Will iDsisi upon fbeir beng m AID
tg5nad. A well kept rose costs 4
pretty penny oI tao, b1t an tim
paAsable" Ioad eosis q big dollar
or two aud gives 80 one aDy saiis.
faction.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

ibis week started ont with
April weaiAsr-sunsbiDe aud sbow
ers.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
FOR Rent

A splendid Office. iu EasoDje TEN
pie Building. q. soD5 hpor, well ligbiad.
thoroughly vsttiisisd Electric ligbp
steam beat, ssniisfY r}ossia. centrally
located.
For rates ard terms. apply 10
l.azard King seciy -Tra.
If Cor kaju and Bridge bts.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

An eDorD0Us pumpkin donated
BY farmer near New Iberia, La,
was apefiODs6 for 80 50 and 'be
pr0e-eds gwen to The K,sG Cross.
Members Of the Iberia chapter
gave an. open air sDisrtsiDmsDi
and movie show July sDd ssrns d
aj31-Gulf Division Bulletin.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

it6 cures Hsadaehac, Bj1ovsDs %,
Loss ot Appetite. OF that tired aching
feeling. due 10 Malaria or Colds. Fine
Tonic
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

FOB SALE rubber tired Colum-
bps buggy, necoDd hand.
A. NJ BFRKABD WAGON WORKS
IL
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Life seems to be just one re
prieye after another for Tom
Mooney.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

A light weight champion arrived
il town oD lasi saturday mOFDlsg
and will make bin BONE f0' sll fu-
turs time With Mr.. aud Mfs. Bob
big II HDgbss.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

t,oE contains DO alcohol. nor srsspit
nor Othsr poisonous orugs.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24
LOST

a wRfch charm, gold double. bead-
I'd Eagle. engraved X A. PomsrOg
23rd. II
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

Break your Cold or La
Grippe with a few doses
of Goo.
The weekly Iberian., 1918-08-24

t'sS cures Chills and Fever.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10
HANGING PICTURES

The maximum of decorative value
may be extracted from pictures by
their careful arrangement on the
walls. that is. by considering a
group Of them as a unit If there
are only a few large ones, of course
they will be selected with consider
alton of their shapes and the panels
Of wall space into which they must
ft. If, on the other hand, there
are a number of small pictures TO
handle. they ought to be grouped
to gain dignity and obviate an aim
less, wandering appearance. Some
times one or more large pictures
may be used as a nucleus about
which some smaller ones may be
grouped. making a well ordered de
sign.
A picture that cranes out from
the wall too far may easily be rem
dered more modest, by placing the
screweyes that hold the wire nearer
to the top Of the frame. And. if
the wire is drawn straight across.
the play will not be sufficient 70
expose the nail on which the picture
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10

in an untidy puddle which will later
have to be wiped up. The left-hand
side is the correct one, as one may
then use the right hand for mop
ping the dishes and the left for lift
ing them out of the water. If the
drainboard is on the right side, the
dishes are usually invOluntarily car
ried with the left hand across the
body. A wire basket for soap ends
is a convenient device for collecting
soap and forming suds. without
plunging the hands into the water.
If the dishes are rinsed in very hot
water they will dry in a wire
drainer without wiping. When they
are put away, they may be polished
Oft with a brisk rubbing. which is
easier than the usual wiping pro-
cess. Some women wash their dish
es in a slow, running stream of hot
water, by which means Che rinsing
is done Immediately after cleansing.
If there are only a few dishes, this
method is not wasteful. as would be
the case if used for a large amount.
For either method. and where the
help problem has presented Difficult
ties. il is a safety measure to equip
the spigot tips with rubber protec-
tors. in order 10 avoid chipping.
In many families in which there
are several women IL has been
found a convenient arrangement to
have each member iron her own par
ticular share of the laundry, and
thus relieve the housekeeper Of the
heaviest part of that work Some
mothers have found it practical TO
lie, the smaller daughters learn to
iron their own undermuslins, when
they are old enough TO be capable OF
handling the board and hatirons.
The electric iron is a great saver of
fuel, as IL may be adjusted TO the
proper temperature and uses only
the amount of heat necessary TO do
its work well.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10

one morning a few months ago I
was passing the playroom, my small
daughters domain. and stopped 20
glance in, but finding her absent
did not linger However. an i'm
preston of the room did linger and
it finally grew to sufficient proper
tons TO demand my conscious
thought.
What was there about the charm
ing, sunny room with its Mother
Goose frieze and carefully chosen
toys that vaguely troubled me- II
was too orderly That was il, or
derby in the sense Of being unused
paused and reflected how little
time Ruth really spent in the play
room; she was always somewhere
else. Where was she, in fact, at
that particular moment? Brief
search discovered her vigorously
sweeping the back porch where
some drifting leaves had collected.
Why is it," / said to myself as
poured the boiling water into the
dishpan and swashed the soap
shaker up and down absentmindedly,
why is it that she prefers sweep
ing the back porch to playing with
her dolls house? Why does she
hang about the kitchen watching me
cook instead of using that fascinat-
ing dolls stove of her's2"
1T Is because she. Graves the act
ual and real experience. I suspect.
Before I knew il I had brought
my small cutting table, low enough
for Ruth TO reach, placed il beside
the sink, covered it with a heavy
towel and put the drain basket
thereupon Then calling 10 her
pointed TO the dish towels hanging
in a crisply folded row and said:
/ Would you like TO wipe the dishes
for me after this?"
Perhaps you do not think six
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10
Patriotic Pies!

Pumpkin and squash pies, two OF
the rare ones in the. conservation
class, because they require no -four
for top crust may be on the menu
regularly all winter if housewives
will see that they get part Of these
crops which are abundant in nearly
every part Of the state this wear.
/ They may be stored in a dry cellar
/ or attic, canned by the cold pack
I process, or dried says Miss Miriam
Beall Of the home economies section
/ Of Purdue university.
To can by the cold pack process.
cut the pumpkin, remove the peel
and hbrous part and cut in small
pieces" say the directions given by
/ Miss Bean. Cook in boiling water
for about 80 minutes or until soft:
/ pack in clean. hot Jars Grub through
a colander if desired); add boiling
water, if necessary, to fiji the cans
to within 1-4-inch of the top: add
one teaspoon Of salt, put the rubber
in place; put the lid on loosely anh
sterilize an hour in boiling water.
Then remove and tighten lids.
The directions given for drying
are; Pare the pumpkin. cut in
small thin strips, blanch for three
minutes in boiling water. have the
surface moisture removed and slow
ly dried until tough and leathery.
Another good method is to pare the
pumpkin, cut in pieces and cook I'M
til tender enough to mash, then
spread the paste on plates and dry
in a cool oven.
In making pies, syrup may be
used for the sweetening and corn
starch in place of eggs for the
thickening.
Pumpkin custard is good and
saves making the crust. 1t is made
from one and One-half cups of cook
ed pumpkin; one cup of syrup; one
tablespoon of ground cinnamon;
one-half tablespoon of cloves and
like amount OF salt; two eggs and
two cups Of milk Mix ingredients
and bake in custard cups.
Squash being finer grained and
less fbrous than pumpkin may be
served as a vegetable. To avoid
wateriness, it may be steamed
rather than boiled 1t may be
baked in the shell or in slices, and
should be well seasoned with salt.
pepper and butter A little cream
may be added. if desired. Squash
may also be combined with other
things in the following recipe;
Baked Squash.
Cut a small, medium sized squash
! lengthwise; remove the seeds and
fill with a stuffing made of two
cups of ground beef and two cups
Of bread crumbs Moisten with one
fourth 10 one-half cup Of milk, sea-
son with salt and pepper and pouI-
| try seasoning Cover with buttered
crumbs. Bake in a moderately
heated oven until the squash is ten
der. Keep covered until almost done
to prevent the squash becoming too
dry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10

hangs. AS picture wire Is 10 more
attractive than the scenery ropes in
the flies, it has no more excuse for
being in evidence; for, like an e~-
capped scenery rope, il claims to-
tally undeserved attention.
Very heavy pictures cannot Dee
hung just anywhere. for the plastic
viii not hold them. AT intervals
OF Is inches. there are wooden studs
behind the plaster; and tappinE
lightly on the wall Will disclose tho
location of one of these stout wood
en- uprights which will easily hold
the heaviest picture Apprehen-
sion that frames will fall some
times impels people 20 use nails
that brutally mar a wall II viii
be a very heavy picture which can
not he hung on a 1O-penny nail.
The majority Of frames may be held
by a much smaller nail-sOme even
by tack. IL driven into either
stud or lath. II the nail is
driven between two laths. no mat
ter how long it is, it will not hold
much Of a picture. because the plas-
ter viii not support the weight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-10
SOLVING THE LUNCH
BASKET PROBLEM

With the return Of school DAYS.
a host of mothers are again striv-
ing to meet the daily problem Of
providing "a packed luncheon which
shall be varied, appetizing and
adequate for the needs of the par
ticular girl or boy who will open il
expectantly at nOOntime. For those
mothers who find this regular pre-
paration of lunches somewhat try
ing, may il be said that, in recall
ing the writer's schOol-day exper-
fence. there was, perhaps, no one
thing which served as a more con
slant reminder Of her mothers love
than just that simple act OF open
ing a daintily prepared box which
had been carefully packed, and in
10 which some little surprise, in
the form Of a few bonbons. shelled
nuts or a fancy tart. was usually
slowed 70 brighten the hour for the
one away from the family table.
In order 10 assist in varying the
lunch basket. the United States food
administration has offered the fol-
lowing helpful suggestions. For one
day. why not try lettuce or celery
sandwiches, cup custard and jam
or jelly sanwiches: for another, cot
tage cheese and chopped green pep
per sandwiches. peanut butter sand
wiches. fruit and cake; and. on
another. raisin and nut bread with
butter, an orange. some cheese and
several pieces Of maple sugar candy 2