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New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
BY SISTER MARY
GA dail, menu for the stout and thin
 Eat And Lose Weight

One-half grapefruit, 1 cup navy bean soup, combination cabbage salad q cup), broiled lamb chop, table spoons diced carrots, 9 tablespoons canned strawberries, , small nut cookies. I pint buttermilk. thin pieces gluten toast, l gluten roll, scant tablespoon butter. Total calories, 1043. Protein, 2O6: fat. S06: carbohydrate, 537 Iron, ,o212 gram.
 Diet Bean Soup
 When the beans are thoroughly cooked and tender rub through 9 puree strainer.
 To three-quarters cup bean puree add one-quarter cup boiling water and one teaspoon freshly tried-out bacon fat. Bring to the boiling point and add one teaspoon chili sauce or catsup. Stir well and serve very hot.
 As the beans themselves are lack ing in fat they will absorb the bacon fat and you need not worry about its adding many ounces to your weight.
 The cabbage salad is seasoned with lemon juice and no oil.
 The butter is planned for the car rots and the roll.
 EAT AND GAIN WEIGHT Onc-half grapefruit, slices broiled bacon, fried egg. l cup navy bean cream soup, { tablespoons crcamed salmon on toast, 1 cup combination cabbage salad, breaded veal outlet, 2 tablespoons creamed potatoes, table spoons diced buttered carrots, i-6 lemon meringue pie, l tablespoon grape preserves, ? toasted corn muf- fins, slices brown bread, , table spoons butter, 1 tablespoon sugar. 1 tablespoons cream dressing for cab bage. Parker House rolls pint whole milk, tablespoons canned strawberries, small nut cookies.
 Total calorics. 352l. Protein, AIS; fat, i5i4; carbohydrate, 1889. Iron, .0is3 gram.
 Since lamb is usually higher in price than veal. if economy is any oh jcet it's well worth while serving tho family with the cheaper meat which is considered Il fiat produc- ing" yland.
 If the ocg is carefully fried it is not as in1igcstiblc as we have learn ed to believe it. When the fat is hot carefully slip tho egg into the spider, reduce the heat and cover. The steam helps cook the egg and makes it the delectablc pink over thc yolk.
 Tht sugar is planned for the grape. fruit and the preserves to accompany the toasted mullins.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06

ever and it was right here that the policeman met the misfortune. As he started 10 climb over the fallen tr9, after helping l;aegedy Ann and Mrs. Hoolygooly over, his long coat caught on a broken limb and when Harry Hoolygooly pulled upon inc policeman to help him over. q strange look came over the kindly face of inc nice fat policeman and he began 10 shrink and Mithcr away.
 What can be the trouble? 2" Rag gody Andy cried as he heard the po- lIccman begin to cry. Then he and 1.agEcdy Ann knew.
 Whom the nice fat policeman had poured the magical Shrink Medicine on tho iron bars, he had slipped the
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
For Choking Asthma New Discovery Gives Quick Relief and Comfort /
 Often in 24 Hours

Asthma, May Fever and tatarrh arc re.
 sponsible for much Vn'scry and falling health, If you arc Sufferer from whcez- ing. snoeYing. dlnlcult breathing. hawking,
 raising phclgm. e'c., Co prove that you can stop those troubles quickly and easly with the pleasant, srlentlfi" Florenrc Formula, will send you si bottle postpaid and free of charge or obligation. it Is satisfies, tell your friends and nay me only one Dollar otherwise the loss is mine. Merely send your name today for. Liberal free Intro. ductory good only for 10 days r.
 sHEARER. 52ge Coca Cola Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
Madge Used Her Eyes Leaving
 inc House

IllC ttOHst
 I stared in amaZement at the course the shrewd-f faced young driver of little Mrs. Birds car was taking. rc my eyes he seemed to be heading straight toward the gentle deelivity at the back of her grounds which hld the bay from us, and which l was sure held no possible track for any vehicle. Al our left, dividing the place from tha. of the nearest neighbor, was a thick and high evergreen hedge, a continuation of the one screening the house This appeared to stop at the underl rush which arew at the hctrom Of the hill But just as we reached tLe end of the hedge the driver swer, cd his car sharply 10 the left, and drove it skilfully through a narrow opening made by taking out two of the evergreens. We came out upon a rough amble-strewn path which had had ashes strewn over il, but which would have been hard going for any kind of car save the light, sturdy variety ill which ] was seated.
 This isn't very good goiag." the 
 cut in good weather The delivery men to thCse houses along here use il quite q lot, for the people don't like to have cars drive irto their front gates"
 The eXp4anation was | lame one, hut redeemed by the fact that we met a grocery cart and a meat wa gon on the rutty and spring ing path. I fancied, however, that there was some sort of signaled com munication among the three drivers, and wondered if the deliveries or the marketmen were not made upon the inconyenient route purposely to give an excuse for the occasional jour neys of Mrs. Birds car.
 Madge's Careful Scrutiny
 Scoring myself for my too vivid imagination, yet I resolved to .ob- serve closely every incident of the journey. Lillian had said that the woman 10 whom she was sending us was extremely resourceful. and everything which she had done so far proved my friends assertion. I felt that our expedition was safe in such hands, and promised myself much pleasure in watching tho de- tails of Mrs. Birds forcthought as they should appear.
 The hill which shut us off from the bay gradually sloped down 10 the level. and soon I was able to sec the distant water across meadows cov- cred with the dried stalks of what in the summer l knew must be lush growth. There seemed 10 be no way of approach to the water across the meadows. but about half way between the water and the houses. at the rear of whose grounds we were travelling, there appeared at long intervals scv- eral small squntty little buildings.
 What are thoser' l asked. indi- eating them to the driver.
 He gave them a brief glance, and looked at me speculatiyoly. guessed that il was his practice 10 emulate Totty Cornm, whom Dickens made immortal, and count i've any twenty" before committing himself to any statement, no matter how innocnous
 "Bathouscs," he said unconcerncd.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06

had never used 1t herself, but she said one of her Deighbors suffered just like I did, and it cured her. Alter l had taken four bottles the pain leftTny side.
 l had a fine appetite to eat anything that was put before me. and began to do all my work and my washing, some thing hadn't done for years. am a dressmaker, and this last fall l began suffering with my side again. % began taking the Vegetable Compound again.
 l am on my fourth bottle, which makes eight in all have taken. feel so much better when ] take 1t and everybody tells me l look better. Ny appetite improves and l feel stronger n eFery way. am a very nsryOIs 7soTnsn ana i. reerns to help nny Dertes go much -- Mrs. MAGGIE WALLER, Glasgow, ky.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06


 stood considering him without nov ing. from the spot where he stood midway between Holes and tho girl his shoulder to the latter Beyond ' heightening Of the color about hi eyes and cheekbones, he gave no sigI of emotion. lIo even smiled, though not quite pleasantly.
 But how simple" he said. with | little laugh. Then his voice hard ened. And should I refuse to pledge my word, what does Colonel Hollc' propose?"
 "it will he very bad for youI grace" said Holes.
 The Dukes whole manner changed He piuckcd of his mask Of arrogant languor.
 "By God." he calculated, and his voice was rasping as a file. That is enough of this insolence, my n,an, Iou'll unlock that door at once, and go your ways, or fil call my men to beat you to a jelly"
 "It was lest your grace should be tempted to such ungentlc measures that took the prccaution 10 lock the door" Holles was smooth as velvet.
 Buckingham laughed. and. even as lac laughed he whipped the light rapier from it's sea board, and flung forward in lunge across the distance which he had measured with his very practiced swordsman's eye.
 It was an action swift as lightning -c d Ia calculated 10 take the other by sur prise and transfix him before he could make move to guard himself. But swift as il was. and practiced as was the Dukes skill, he was opposed to one as swift and practiccd, one who had too often kept his life with his hands. not to be schooled in every trick Of rough and tumble. Even as the duke drew and lunged in ono movement, so in ono movement, too, Holes drew and fell on guard to de- fleet that treacherous lightning stroke.
 Mans sudden scream Of fear and the clash Of the two blades rang out at the same moment. The Colonels parry followed on into the envelop- ing movements or riposte that whirlcd his point straight at the Dukes facf on the low level 10 which this had heen brought by the lunge. To avoid it. Buckingham was forced to make a recovery. a retreat as pre- cipitate as the advance had been swift. Erect once more, his grace fell back. his breathing quickencd a little, and for a moment the two men stood in silence, their points lowered, measuring each other with their eyes. Then Holes spoke.
 Your grace, this is game in which the dice are heavily cogged against you" he said graNely. Bet ter take the course first proposed. ''
 Buckingham uttered a sneering laugh. He had entirely mistaken the others meaning.
 Why, you roaring captain. you ritiful BobadiI. do .you think 10 alright me with swords and antics ? It is against yourself the dice arc loaded. Unlock that door. and get you hence or I'll carve you into rib bons."
 "Oho! And who's inc roaring cap tain now? Who the Bohadil? Who the very butcher of silk button ?'' cried Holies, stung to anger. He woud have added moro, perhaps. but tho Duke stetnmed him.
 Enough talki" he snapped. The key, you rogue. or III skewer you where you stand" .-..
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
I,ctrolcuu, in Fish?

Philadelphia--Ac 10 rrofcs. sor l. \. Macfarlane, Of the Univcr- sity Of Pennsylvania, tho true source of the worlds petroleum lies in tho numbcriess schools Of fish that swim tho ocean. The mossbunkcr. small fish which exists in enormous schools. may hc one or the principal sources of supply if the professors theory is correct.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06

IottIc iB his pocket. Now the bottle lad broken and thc Magical Shrink Medicine had run out all over him.
 The nice fat policeman was now a very strange looking person and there was good reason for him crying as he did. H3sgcdy Ann tried to wipe the Magical Medicine from the policeman. tut if had already done ii magical york. So the friends gathered around their policeman friend and all were Aery. vcry, tcry sud hearted.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
Getting Too Fat?
 Try This-Reduce

People who don't grow too fat are tlfe fortunate exception. But if you find the fat accommodating already imberstcne. you will be wise to follow this suggestion. which Is endorsed by thousands of people who know. Ask your druggist for Marmola Prescription Tablets and follow directions. One dollar Is the price the world over. Get them from your own druggist or send price direct to Mafmols Co.,. 46la Woodward Ave. Detroit. Mich. By doing this you will be safe from harmful drugs and be able to reduce steadily and easily without starya- sion diet or tiresonle exercise.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
Gossip;s Corner
Picture Hats

There is a strong indication that large picture hats will be shown for summer wear. since lace and chiffon are 10 be featured in frocks. But for spring the small hat will be the rule.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06

slOe nd0 BlNn HE trouble for five or six years. At times 1t was all I co1lll do to live, and the doc-
 tor said I cJuldn [ live but a short time longer without an operation. That va 3
 two years ago. Ny
 sister in law recom- ende 1 Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Negeta- |ble Compound. She
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
Madonna Blue

Madonna blue is one of tho new colors that is particularly liked in flannel for carly spring wear.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
FASHION SERVICE. DRESS FOR TENNIS

When the weather makes tennis possible, fashion suggests that you avail yourself of such a frock in which to make your first appearance at court. It is open at the sides and may be slipped over any plain dress.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
REGIN HERE TO-DAY


 Colonel Holes. soldier and adven- turer, returns to England, his native land. when war. with Holland is de- clared. It is dangerous for Holes to secure a commission in the English army because the name of Randall Holes, father of the colonel. is on the warrant for the execution of the late king. A friend of the colonel, named Tucker, is arrested for plotting against the government. Because Hoiles has been seen in Fuckers company warrant is also out for his arrest.
 His Grace of Buckingham hires Holes to abduct the actress. Sylvia Farquharson. It is dark when the colonel carries her off and. when he arrives at the house rented by Buck iugham, Holles is horror struck when he sees that Sylvia is former sweet heart of his. Sylvia is mortified.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
NIaribou ou Scarfs

Wide bands Of clipped maribou are used effectively on scarfs Of crepe worn with evening frocks. J
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
Snak@kin

Snakeskin is smart. not only. for footwear but for millinery as well. come in this material. They arc destined for wear with the tailleurs.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
Try This Way
 To Get Relief
 From Head Colds
Nothing to Swallow
 You Just Melt a Little
 in a Spoon and Breathe ih the Healing Napors.

To stop a head cold, try this simple, direct method. Melt little Vicks in a spoop and inhsle the penetrating Vapors of Camphor. Menthoi. Eucalyptus, Juni- per Tar. etc. Also put little up each nostril and snuff well back.
 Another method is to heat tin cup, put in teaspoonfui of Vicks and inhals the vapors that way. As fast as the va- DOTS lose their strength, throw out the melted vicks and add fresh.
 Mothers prefer vicks for their children because it avoids 50 much internal dosing. It can be used with perfect safety on the youngest child.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
silk Handkerchief

The brilliant silk handkerchief is almost as much n part of the spring suit as is thc tailored blouse. ..
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06

To keep steel from rusting. cover if wrap in soft paper.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
silk Drc-s

Water iTf which potatoes have been boiied isifbe best thing with which 10 sponge and revive a silk dress.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
. GOOD MANNERS Know Your
 Partner

r The four players at bridge, or other game. table should always know one another. If there is a stranger at table she should be introduced,
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
AFRAID SHE
 COULD NOT LIVE
Operation Advised, But Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
 Made It Unnecessary

Glasgow, Kentucky. "1 was run- down, nervous, with no appetite. My
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
Clean Steel

Continued in our Next Issue,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-04-10
7. B. Test Shows
But Six Reactions
DIR. II. Il. Mcmillan. Veterinarian
Making Rapid Roadway Locally
In Countrywide Campaign

Only six reactors out OF q total OF
S42 head OF cattle in this community
which have undergone tubercular
tests during the past few weeks, Is
the report OF DR.. II. r. Mcmillan,
veterinarian in charge OF the work
in this locality.
Two OF the reactors were traced
to a shipment OF five head received
here recently. Dr. Mcmillan states
that the tests are made by an injec-
tion In the end OF the tail. tubercuIo-
sis being apparent when the animal
shows swelling.
He Is able to apply the tests 10 1875
to $50 animals a day. and devotes
the first three days OF each week 10
this work. Observations are made
the last three days OF each week
The work OF testing all cattle IN
the county is being carried on stimuli
taneously by three forces working
under the direction OF state and fed
eral forces. A fine spirit OF cooper
alton is being shown by cattle own.
ers in the matter OF testing according
to the local veterinary.
Animals which show reaction are
appraised and killed. the owner be-
ing partially reimbursed by state and
federal funds. This is the first such
test ever carried on in this county,
and according to authorities is prov
ing that the tract is particularly free
from diseased anfmnlg
The six reactors referred to. ac-
cording to DR.. Mcmillan. are family
cows owned in various parts OF the
community.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-04-10
BIDS ASKED FOR
ON GRAVEL ROAD
Construction To be Commenced Inn
mcdiafely Upon Awarding
of Contract

Bids for the construction OF 20
miles OF gravel road. from Murtaugh
10 Burnley, 10 be constructed by the
state highway department. will be
opened at the office or HE Twin
Falls highway distrlcr on April 10
Invitations TO bid were mailed 10
contractors last week.
This Is one OF the biggest single
contracts for gravel roads ever let in
the state. Il is said. and estimates
Of the cost OF doing the work run
anywhere from 10000 to $780,
00e.
The completion OF this piece OF
road Is looked forward 10 by the
people OF Twin Fails. r,.riey and In
termediate towns with keen salts
faction. as. for the past year or two.
IL has been necessary 10 cross the
river twice in making the trip be-
tween the two terminals.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-04-10
IDAHO POWER COMPANY
GETS TWIN FALLS SITE

According TO Washington dis
patch last week the federal power
commission Wednesday granted
preliminary permit TO the Ida
no Power company for project
on Snake river at Twin falls. Pro-
posed development calls for a
dam at the head of the falls. pen
stocks and a power plant with Ill
innate capacity OF 10000 horse
power.
II will be remembered that two
years ago the power company
made application for this site, OBJ
lection from Minidoka project
stopping IL at that time. The
project submittee a or.ef In which
Il was brought out that this site
was the only remaining site on
Snake river and should be event
ually used FOR additional power
for the Minidoka project.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-04-10
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
CLOSE ON MAY Is

Thursday. May Is. Is the date set
for the graduation exercises OF the
Filler Rural high school. The com
mencement address will be delivered
by Prof Harrison c. Dale. head OF
the department OF economies OF the
University OF Idaho. according 20
Supt. George r. Denman.
Professor Dale IS man OF national
reputation on economic subjects and
the local school feels fortunate In
being able 10 secure his services.
Faculty Accepts Reelection
or further interest TO high school
patrons Is the announcement that ev-
cry member OF the present faculty
has accepted reelection &c the po-
sitions they nov hold Al a meeting
a month ago the entire faculty. in
Guiding superintendent Denman
was reelected.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-04-10
J. F. BIakeley Is
Victim Of Death
Succumbs While on Operating TIA
BILE at Hospital-Was Pioneer
Business Man of Filler

The community was saddened
Monday by the death that morning OF
j. F. Blakeley, aged 90, pioneer Filler
citizen whose sudden and unexpected
death occurred at the county gener-
al hospital while preparations were
being made for an operation for an
intestinal disorder. Mr.. Blakeley
could not withstand the effects of
the anesthetic. II is stated.
Funeral services were conducted
at the Methodist church here yester-
day afternoon. interment being made
in the L. o. o. r. cemetery under the
auspices of the Masonic order, men,
bers of which attended the funeral
in body. The funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. c. E. Deal, of Good
ing, former pastor of the Methodist
church, of which Mr.. Blakeley was
member.
Although Mr.. Blakeley had been
Ill for the past two months, he was
able to be up and around and to at
tend TO his ranch duties. He was in
town Saturday and stated to several
of his friends that he intended to be
operated upon Monday
He owned and operated an s0-acre
ranch south of town. and had proper
ty interests near Lava Hot springs.
Mr.. Blakeley first came to this sec
ton in 1910 and conducted an eat
ing establishment on Yakima aven-
ne. Several years later he was be-
reaved by the loss of his wife. Mrs.
Cornelia Blakeley whom he married
in 1884. In 1920 he married Mrs.
Curtis, who survives him as do two
step-children.
Mr.. Blakeley was born In Sidney,
O., December Is. 1861, near which
town his relatives reside.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-04-10
SETTLES MATTER
OF DESIGNATING
HIGHWAY SOUTH
Commissioner Hall Rules That Saw
tooth Park Highway Como
Close to Filler.

Filler learned with satisfaction this
week that the official routing for the
so-called Sawtooth park highway en-
tering this county from the south
and running north through Roger
son and HOLSTER had been designat-
ed by w. ]. Hall. commissioner OF
public works, to continue north from
Goodwin station, mile west OF Knull
and intersect the Idaho-Pacific or
state highway a mile west of Curry
at the Bauer corner.
This latter point is but a mile and
a half east of the southeast corner
OF Filler and is in the Filler highway
district. The roadway between the
Bauer corner and Goodwin is not i'm
proved, but since being designated
is now to be improved with hardsur-
facing.
The result of this action is that
tourist travel to and from Califor-
mia and intermediate points and all
trucking from here and Bull to Con-
tact will be directed over this rout-
ing. The proposed alternative to this
route was to have the highway run
east from Goodwin. through Knull
and connect up with hard-surfaced
roadways in the Twin Falls highway
district. AS considerable more con-
struction would be necessary in that
case the proposal was rejected.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-04-10
LEGION TO HOLD
ESSAY CONTEST
Children to Write on why Com
munism Is a Menace TO
Americanism.'

Announcement of the American
Legion national essay contest was
made Tuesday by Lester F. Albert,
Idaho adjutant. who issued a bull
letin giving the conditions of the
contest. The contest opened Tues
day and closes June Is and the sub
ject is: why Communism is Men
ace to Americanism.
All girls and boys between the
ages of IL and 8 are eligible to COM
pete for the national prizes which
are $3.50, $500 and $3.50. In addi-
ton there are three STATE prizes the
first OF which is a silver medal. the
second a bronze medal and the third
a certificate of merit. Cash state
prizes of s25, SIS and $40 are also
offered by the state headquarters or
the legion and Mr.. Albert said that
most Idaho posts offer prize OF $40
for the best essay in the community.
The county superintendent of
schools in each county will receive
all essays in the county not later
than June Is, 1924 The best essay
in each county will be decided by
three judges selected by the county
superintendent The best county es-
say will be forwarded TO the state
Americanism officer of the legion
and from the bests from the counties
a state judging committee will select
the three best essays. These will be
forwarded to national headquarters
OF the legion.
All essays must be in the hands
OF the national committee not later
than August 10, 1924, and the win
ners will be announced a few weeks
late..
Last year more than 500, 600 es-
says were written in the contest on
the subject OF why the United
States Should Restrict immigration
for Five Years" and Mr.. Albert said
that 100000 was expected this
year.
Last years Idaho winners we're:
Helen Clark of Gooding. first; Syl-
via Johnson OF Genesee, second, and
Erma Utter OF Boise. third