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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-05
Lions Club Takes
in 5 New Members

Five new members, A. p. Knothe,
J. w. Murphy, DR.. r. G. O'Hara,
C. L. Foster and A. Tolchinsky,
were taken into the Lions club Mon
day evening following a dinner
meeting Mt 6 o'clock at the Grand
Pacific hotel ut which DIR. i. B.
Strauss, president, presided. A rit-
ual program was given with r. w.
Folsom and Fred Peterson, past
presidents, as speakers.
A new welfare committee, includ-
ing Judge /. c. Davies, chairman,
s. G. Severtson, and S. w. Robert
son, was appointed. The secretary,
DIR. G. D. Dursema, read an inter-
csting letter from Governor w. G..
Beck of Winnipeg, and another
from the Los Angeles LIONS club
telling of Miss Cora tombstone
Best, mountain climber and lec-
turcr, who will be invited to adj
dress the Lions club in Bismarck
in the near future.
Judge L. J. Palda, Minot, q visit
ing member, complimented the local
club on it's excellent organization,
and told something Of the new club
at Minot. States Attorney +. E..
McCurdy and Congressman Tom
Hall gave short talks. Henry Hal
version sang a number of solos.
The appointment of DR.. G. D.
Dursema as a director of the North
west Association was announced.
DR.. F. B. Strauss, who celebrated
his birthday last week, received q
number of gifts, and the three ut
tendance prizes were awarded to
William Kouch. There was an UNI
usually large attendance.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE Tor city prop.
ersy my fruit ranch located in frost
proof belt Of Northern Wisconsin
overlooking. Lake Superior and fam.
Gus APOSTLE Islands. This place is
especially adapted to fruit raising
truck gardening, summer or hay.
fever resort.
General Description: Il acras. on
State Highwsy. : miles from town
at $500. orchard contains apples
and ANAL fruits. stand Of hard.
wood timber, good trout stream
crosses end Of place. 3 rom house,
28x28. hardwood floors, furnace,
full cement basement, bsrn and
chicken coop. Price $1,000. For
particulars write or zee B. E. Hitch
cock, Bismarck.
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By'Kniclz

means 10 trying to get something for
nothing -or. nearly nothing.
The "something" Is invariably an
extravaganza which Mr.. Average Man
can i'll afford.
And thus there continues, year on
end, a round Of swindling which, to-
tailed, would probably soar to mil
lions.
The most recent and amusing in
stance concerns young man who
bought quantity Of Expensive
French perfume"
He had number of young ladies'
before whom he wished to make the
grand gesture and opportunity
seemed to wink at him when man
with a foreign accent appeared with
perfume bottles bearing labels Of one
Of the most celebrated Partisan firms.
The deal was closed. For a ridicu-
lousy small percentage of their
value he purchased half dozen bot
ties.
Five he gave to "thc girls" and,
recalling the birthday Of u sister, he
gave her the sixth.
Finding it impossible to remove
the glass stopper small hole was
bored through the side Of the bottle.
All stood around waiting to be in
toxicated by the escaping aroma.
Alas. none came. Investigation
showed he had purchased water
and not such good water ut that.
For just as bootDaggers make fancy
labels to order for bad booze, so
"perfumeleggers" recreate labels for
their worthless wares.
Phoney sailors appear with skins
from Systematically smuggled in.
you know, and absolutely nothing
must b. said about the deal" For
the simple reason that analysis will
show the fur to be dyed cat.
Silks, satins, stockings, jcwelry,
Notwithstanding and any
thing is "boOtlegged" in New York
to those who want to keep up APP
pearances on nothing.
And since there are 1000, O9O---to
say nothing Of the floating pOpula-
tion--the complaints Of fraud are an
ending although the true number Of
victims never will be known since SO
many hesitate to admit they have
been suckers"
GILBERT SWAN.
Copyright. 1925. NEA Service. Inc.)
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IN NEW YORK

New York, Oct. 5.--Any place that
flaunts extravaganza ~ does Man
haitian il certain to breed imitation
which isn't always cheap.
And those who spchd their money
freely in one direction are certain tu
have to check in othcra.
Hence the many paragraphs which
come from this village Of the seven
millions concerning the young man
who sports spats and a zane, attends
ten dances but lives in cheap hall
bedroom: or the young womnn who
appears In glittering evening" dress,
but may be found Of evenings mend
Ing runs In her everyday SILK stock
inRs; or the shop girl who sports a
fur coat and goes without lunch to
meet the installments which continue
until the very last hair has fallen
or the absconder who tosses his
thefts away in the night clubs.
t -
Almost every DerS0n Of m0dernfa,
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sDANkRUPT~S pNTITgON ron Dps.
tHAnOE AND OtsDtsts on

In the District Court Of the United
States. district Of North Dakota.
In the matter Of Fred j. ArEas.
bankrupt.
No. sI3I-'%l IN bankruptcy.
To the honorable Judges of tho
District Court at the United
states for the district OF North
Dakota. :.
Fred j.. Argast. OF Moffit. In the
county of BUrietgh. and state ~
North Dakota. In said district, re-
sp"ctinily represents that on tho
:Gth day Of August, la2c. last past.
he was duly adjudged bankrupt
under the acts OF Congress relating
to bankruptcy: that he has duly
surrendered all his riRhts Of prop
ertH. and has fully complied with
all the requirements or said acts
and OF the orders Of the court touch
Ing his bankruptcy
WHEREFORE. He prays that he
may be decreed by the court 10 have
n full discharge from all debts PROV
able against his estate under said
bankrupt acts. except such debts az
arn excepted by Law from such dis
charge.
l.a,eh this eth day Of September.
a. ~ 1899
Fred J. Argast, BANKRUPT.
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ORDER or NOTICE

DlStTict OF North Dakota, rs:
On this 30th day of September.
\. ID: 1926. on reading the Petition
for Discharge cf the above. named
bankrupt, IL is
ORDERED by the Court. thaf n
hearing be had upon the same on
the 3oth day OF November. a. ~
!:.6. before the said court, at~Fargo.
IN said district. ut ten O'clock IN the
forenoon: and that notice thereof hc
published In The bismarck Tribune.
4 newspaper printed in said dis
trict. aud that all known creditors
anu other persons In interest may
appear at the sail time anu pla O..
anu show cause, II any they have,
why the prayer. Of the said petition
tr should not be granted.
And II Is further ordered by the
court. that the referee shall send. by
mall. to all known creditors. conios
q said petition and this order. al :
dressed tc them at their places Of
residence as stated.
WITNESS The Honorable Charles
r. Amidon. judge Of tho said C,Ourt
ana the seal thereof, at Fargo, Ia
said district. on the 3Oth day Of
September. \. ID. 1926.
tSeal Of the Court
\: MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
10y Il. u. Steele. Deputy Clerk.
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BANknCPT'S PETITION ron DIS
CHARGE AND ORDER an
NOTICE TD1ERHc1lN

In the District Court Of the United
States. district Of North Dakota.
ln III" Inhtter of George r. Cadle.
bankrupt
No. 7l"R 740 In bank rmptcy.
To the honorable Judges Of the
District Court az The United
states for the district Of North
Dakota.
George +. Cadlc OF Baldwin, In the
county OF EurIeigh. and state uf
North Dakota, In said district, re-
spectfully represents that on the
i0th day ri August. 1926. last past.
he was duly adjudg.d BANKRUPT
under tho acts OF Congress relating
to bankruptcy: that he has duiy
sure nd"rcd all his rights or prop
erty. and has fully complied with
all the requirements OF said acts
aud OF the orders of the court touch
Ing his bankruptcy.
WHEREFORE. He prays that ne
may he decreed by the court to have
4 full dtscharge from all debts PROV
able against his estate under said
ban srupt acts. except such debts ~
are excepted By Law from snch dis
charge.
Dated this eth day or sept cmber.
\. u. 1926.
Geo. +. cadle. bankrupt.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTEO
WANTED--Pla stcring, patching and
stucco work. Chimney repairing a
specially First class work guar
antced. Call sos No. Washington
st. Phone G5i L. ].
SERVICE Let me haul your ashes
during the winter months. Will
call for them twice u week. Ser
vice. very reasonable. Phone 73aR.
Joe Eisclc.
PEOPLE who have work for high
school boys after school. or on Sat
urdays. please notify u. u. Saxvik.
TeleubOne 285 or 83l.
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To- Late u Ol6GIlfy
,DREesMAklNG

SEWlNG--Hsnd sewing Tar children.
Layctte work q speciality. Phone
>]04W.
WANTED - Experienced steno9raph.
or. Give past experience, refer
cnccs, SALARY expected. Answer BY
typewriter letter with your sigma.
turc. Permanent work for right
party. Apply Ad No. ~ Care Of
Tribune.
WANTED General houaework.
Phone S77J. 800 Ninth street. ~
FOR RENT--A furnished or uMfur-
nished house. Call 8G0IJ even
ings or 434 days.
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POTATOES

Chicago, Oct. 5--LP)-Potatocs, re-
ccipts % cars: on track $50; total
United States shipments 09G: trading
fair. market steady; Wisconsin
sacked round whites best 2.00M2.30;
ordinary l.75@2.5O: bulk 1.75M2.20:
Minnesota sacked round whites l.85@
2.l5; Minnesota and North Dakota
sacked Red rived Ohios 2.4O0l2. Q5:
Idaho sacked rurals 2.lOD2.4O: ac-
cording to quality.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Oct. 5-LP)- Butter lower;
receipts l3,03i tubs: creamery extras
Do; standards -; extra firsts 4lh6
~; firsts 3SIiOit: seconds 3S@S7.
Eggs higher: receipts 6,l36 cases.
FirstN 3SM'3Y; ordinary firsts 2YQ34
Cheese unchanged.
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ron EXCHANGE

ron EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Tilton 1919
tractor. three bottom plows and q
roller viii trade for rood car.
truck or horses. Hlings BROS. New
Leipsig. n. q.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Will take
Ford truck in ON part payment for
two lots and small house. 9O5
North Washington Street. Phone
666ALJ.
WANTED TO TRADE--SO acre inn
proved Wisconsin farm for Bis.
marck residential property. Write
Tribune Ad No. 80.
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Minneapolis. Oct. 5--(U. s. D. Of A.
Potatoes moderate wire inquiry.
demand light. market firm. Carload
delivered sales. freight only deduct
ed, Minneapolis and st. Paul rate,
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CHICAGO pOlylrRY

Chicago. Oct. 5---t/p)--Poultry alive
steady: receipts Is cars: fowls Is
springs %: turkeys "a; ROSTERS lS
ducks %; geese 90.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

ELDERLY couple wants housekeeper.
Desire lady forty to fifty who
writes plain hand. State age and
Phone number. Live in city. Ad-
dress No. Al. care Tribune.
kANTED--Girl or woman to do
Homework on farm. Must be clean,
good to children and desire steady
employment. $500 a month. Mrs.
John Taylor, Steele, N. Oak.
WANTED woman to keep house
and care for two girls Z and ., on
small ranch, mile from town.
Write No. SO. care Tribune.
WANTED--An elderly woman 10 take
care Of ! year old child. Phone
1881. 2l2 Sixth st,
WANTEI)-C0mpe maid for gen.
crnl h0usework. Mrs. A. q. Sorlic,
$40 Ave. h.
WANTED Mattresses ut Olympia.
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SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
Statesmen $45 per week guaranteed.
Fast selling gum and peanut ven
ders. Trade in old machines. Ex-
pericncc unnecessary. Jim Heap
makes $500 per month. Peerless
Products Co, oil Campbell street.
Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED Salesmen---One good sub
atantiat man with car for this ter
Fitory to call on dealers. No radio
experience necessary. Diamond I
Radio Mfrs, South Bend. Ind.
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MISCEl.l.ANEOUS
FOR SALE-lOO or more White Leg
horn and AhcOna yearlimg hens st
$l.00 each in lots of IL or more.
Phone 982.
FOR SALE-One As . Pool table,
balls. ball rack and cue rack all Tor
$1,000. Write No. 20 Tribune.
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SAUCE FOR FISH
Delicious egg sauce for fish is
made by adding two finely chopped
hardbOiled eggs to cream sauce.
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sackew cwt. round whites, u. S. No. Il
and partly graded 200; few high as
$40
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, Oct. 5--LP)-Flour un
changed; shipments 55.O48 barrels.
Bran 200.
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FARM LANDS FOR GALE

CANADIAN LAND--Owing TO illness
must sell my $50 aefe Alberta
farm. Very suitable for wheat,
sheep, etc. Good house. $6.7O0.
Half cash. Joe Steede. Uplands
Kitscoty. Alberta Canada.
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HOUSE FOR RENT--Strictly modern
structure, eight rooms, bath room,
shs1sr hath reom. hot water hsat,
hardwood fle0ss throughout. Bun
salow style. Two cdr sara1e. West
side, sxcslleRt lecstion. kiAt rea-
sonable. apply 70 AZ MAST. Care
Tribune.
FOR ,RENf-A four, Sooth vi 4t8JShed
modern heated flat With 3eivate
bath, also the first floor ana base
ment formerly oceapied ~ the
OIospfubile company on Main street.
For sale bed du6feld sud q kad
davenport. Phone S06.
FOR SALE-five room AunealoS,
corner location. Heuss practically
new and ali modern, Can Be puf-
chased with 2 adjoiAies lets. 4eooO,
easy payments. WtstS Tribune No.
FOR SALE Seven room ih0{ Ern
house, including Bedrooms ma
sun parlor, eak floors up and down
stairs, we'll arranged near scAeSl.
quite new, garage In htsemsnts, 40r
$500 On terms: Geo. NJ. Refister.
FOR AA1E-y room tunS4loW. Ca
rage. Small payment down, and
monthly payments At . yory Pa.
eenabls PRISE. For, sale By. sVnef
direct. PhoAe OIL:
FOR kENT--A Three room house
with closet and basement. com pletc.
s Ms'f Eleventh 1s" Il. North an0's '''A'
FOR RENT - SNAIL cottsee at 2lst
and Rosser streets, with block ct
ground. City water, phone, Electric
lights. Phene 9e2.
FOR RENT--Seten room house aid
barn with 4 acres good land, located
outskirts Of city. Call 67tM.
FOR SALE-rive room modern hun.
galow with garage. close in, ut q
bargain: Phpns 670M s..
FOR Rat -.As& loom lA3aafn house.
$35.Qo.s Eo4rt1l hth ana Roper.
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FARGO BUTTER
Fargo. N. d., Oct. 5--GR)-Dutter
fat. churning cream AZ: packing stock
C5.
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/ AUIUAQUu61H3-.- AOIU8CYCLE
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
A call at our Used Car Saiesroom
our Used Cars, and how thoroughly We
put them in excellent condition. a
few Of our good values are:
Ford Touring.
1924 Dodge Coupe.
1926 Dodge Sedan.
1924 Ford Coupe.
Ford One Ton Truck.
Buick Touring.
Easy Payments.
NJ. B. GILMAN CO.
Bismarck.
FOR SALE
BIG SIX. 1924 Studebaker seven
passenger Touring chr. New Paint
job, New tires. New car guaran.
tee. 500.
LIGHT SIX sl924 Studebaker touring
runs like new. an exceptional buy
for $500. ;.
OLDSMOBflE touring with white,
enclosure. 1924 model. Just tho
cur for q mechanic who can over.
haul It and get good car. $3.50.
ONE DODGE, special coupe, 1926
model. In excellent condition
, ONE BUICK touring, 1921 model
s Gcsa e sDP; !Es SSd upAo''terine' new
ONE Ne. 1872: e.. Star six coupe. just like
ONE 1929 studebakcr light six sedan
TERMS can be arranged for any Of
|; the above cars. Many other good
used cars to choose from at low
prices.
Stsdehater U1strihutops.
USED CARS PRICED TO SELL
FORD truck with transmission ana
grain tank, $346.
ONE trailer with rubber tires, $35.
ONE 1925 Ford Tudor, $3.50.
/ ONE 1925 Ford Touring, 5000.
ONE 1898 Chevrolet Sedan, $325.
ONE 1926 Ford Coupe, bumpers, mo
tormeter, spare tire, $626.
ONE Chrysler Six Coach, one yeal
old, $3.50.
ONE 1926 Overland Coupe. $500.
ONE 1925 Ford Coupe, 5000.
Easy Terms.
CAPITAL. CHEVROLET CO.
FOR SALE GOOD Used CARS
1926 OldsJhebae Sedan.
1923 Essex Four Coach.
1926 Hupmobile Delivery Car.
These cars are all in first-clas
condition. Call and see them.
OLSON GARAGE
cog Fourth Street. Phone 925-W.
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ClVE0 VARlETY

You can vary the monotony Of
poached eggs BY serving mushroom
sauce over them.
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L06T-A black leather travelling bag.
containing ladies' eolthes. Lost be-
tween Bismarck and Apple Greek
Sunday night. Return to owner or
Tribune for reward.
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egrRNifuu3 Foh 6ALR

vesesNsyO9S ~ SA11
FOR SALE-Dedroom furniture, din
ing room table, six chairs and 6uf-
fet. library table, leather rocker
wicker chairs. rugs. pictures, cleo
trio washing machine, refrige rator,
Hamilton upright plano. and many
other household articles. Must be
sold at once. Good bargains. II
interested call at IS2 Ave. a.
FOR SALE-One Majestic range, /
dining table. ! white sewing ma
chine. 2 beds and sagless springs,
rug: library table, I repeating
rifle % cal. Call 622 Third Street
FOR SALE-victrola and Sun parlo,
furniture. 20 Ave. B.
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FOR RENT--Two rooms suitable for
water, included. Furnished 1890,
unfurnished. 5000 per month.
South Side Mission.
FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping or sleeping
in = modern home. For sale: One
buffet and dining table. Call JOG
Eighth Street.
FOR RENT--Furnished light house
keeping rooms in modern home
with gas to cook with and steam
heated. On ground floor, 62f
Sixth Street. Phone 018W.
FOR RENT--Two clean rooms for
light housekeeping. modern house.
nicely furnished. Phone l29W or
call 100 broadway. corner 18th St.
FOR ENT--Furnished room, with
private entrance. near Capitol. Hot
water all the time. 1904 Fifth St.
FUK KENT-Two furnlshed rooms in
modern house. with hot water heat
and close in. 4l2 Fifth St. Phone
9c5-W 2.
ROOM FOR CENTLEMEN-in large.
beautiful home, close in. Hot water
ut all times. Inquire 508 Seventh
street north.
FOR RENT--Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire ]. p. Jack
son. Harvey Harris 4 Co.
FOX KENT--A furnished room in a
new modern home. Phone 649J.
FOX ktiNT-A furnished room ina
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BISMARCK GRAIN
Furnished by RusSell-Miller Coz

cent per pound discount under
IS Id. Ear corn. ~ lbs. 8 cents nm.
| der shell.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHO n Il So
MALE HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
GOVERNMENT PATROL lNSPEC-
TOR--Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other, borders.
$l,680 yearly. Particulars free.
Write, Oxment, 1872, st. Louis,
Mo. immediately.
WANrED-Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand. big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cata-
! log and special offer free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, N. ID.
WANTED-A man to work on farm
by the month. r. w. Belyea. vii.
ton, N. ID.
WANTED-A-l Counter Man, no 9TH
cri need apply. Franks Place.
WANTED Man Tor farm work. Her
man Ode. Phone 1891.
WANTED A dish washer at Franks
place at once.
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BOARDERs WANTED
DRESSMAKINC

DKESSMAKING--Do at reasonable
prices. Phone 1147J. ll2 Ave. C.
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOX KENT--A furnished modern
apartment. Also nm unfurnished
r.odern apartment a z room part
~ modern house, close in. For
:: p. M
FOR RENT = Furnished apartments.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
303. b. F. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Also
s4ceping room. Call 43l during the
ony and 0GOLJ evenings.
FOR RENT Three room honsekeEp-
ing apt. Also single room. Phone
242W. SOL Fifth st.
FOR RENT--A 2 roo=,. modern fur
nished apartment. 924 Fourth st
Phone SAW.
FOR RENT---Modern furnished apart
,ment in Varncy Flat. Phone 773.
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Office formerly occapied
See X. ID. Hoxkins or 8. A. Florcn
OF the Business Service Co.
FOR KENT-Four rooms over
Knowles Jewelry Store. Apply to
~ KucNvlee
BOARDERS WANTED
DISCRIMINATING people like ex-
ch.siveness in their meals and
room. Try The Mohawk. Phone
145.
DRESSMAKING
DKESSMAKING--D at reasonable
prices. Phone 1147J. ll2 Ave. C.
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POSITION WANTED

EXPERIENCES CLERK wants posi-
tion. Can furnish references. Phone
Sow.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Almost every person Of iuodera'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
Make VeIuetv
Ice Cream
Without Crnnking

The Auto Vacuum Freezer makes vel
vety smooth ice cream in 80 to As minutes
automatically. All the t1resome crank.
ing is done away with forever. Vacuum
freezing does the work, and does it bet
ter. Each freezer is individually packed
and contains instructions and recipe book.
Satisfactory results are guaranteed.
Evening star., 1926-03-05
Planning the Weeks Food.

Bread cake for Sunday morning
This cake is made simply by adding
sugar, spices and dried fruit to a por-
ton of the plain bread dough and a
little extra shortening. This brings up
wife should make her own bread or
purchase it at the bakery. Although
1t is undoubtedly true that it will be
to her advantage to purchase most OF
her bread, the very appearance of
something like bread cake in one of
the menus is answer to the other
part of the question. 1t undoubtedly
adds much to the attractiveness and,
therefore, to the value of the family
dietary to serve occasional homemade
bread biscuits or sweet dough prod
ucts.
Mushrooms and olives are two foods
| that are usually thought of as par
taking Of the nature of luXuries.
While not rich in food value, they
have, on the other hand, a distinct
place when we are striving to pre-
serve the balance between foods with
an acid ash and those with alkaline.
Both olives and mushrooms are IN
the alkaline class and are therefore
frequently hailed as treats by those
who are suffering from too much acid
Asparagus from the canned vegeta-
BILE suggests the possibilities of vary
ing the Winter salad in a most ac-
ceptable manner. Almost any of the
canned vegetables may be made to
enter into the construction of salad
and the originating Of such salads Of
fers opportunity for the exercise of
considerable ingenuity. At this "be-
tween season" of the year salads from
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ferred, cream dressing may be
served with asparagus.
AS Il substitute for butter in sea-
soning vegeta bles there IS nothing
better than sweet, savory drippings.
Not all meats supply fats that are
savory in the sense in which the
word is used here. The following
fats may be used alone or in COM
binations for seasoning vegeta bles ::
The fat from friend sausages. ham
bacon and pork and from roast pork
veal and chicken. Fats trimmed
from poultry. veal. pork and ham
may be fried out carefully and saved
for use in cooking vegetables. Such
fats have n flavor which comes frno
seasoning, as In sausage; from smoke,
as in ham and bacon. or from brown
material as in roast meat.
The fat SKINNED from the water
IN which poultry has been boiled and
the fats SKINNED from the Gravies of
most roast meats may be clarified
and also used in the preparatio of
vegetables for the table. Great care
must be taken to see thar all these
fats are clean and sweet and that
the temperature at which they are
fried out shall not be so high as to
injure the flavor.
When rendering the trimmings of
fat meat add a small onion or a
shallot (do not cut them. a few
leaves of Summer savory and thyme.
teaspoonful of salt and little
pepper. This seasoning is enough
for half a pint of fat. Keep the drip
pings covered. and in a cool dry
place.