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Evening star., 1928-05-17
Ny Neighbor Says:

II mosquito netting Il bound
with q narrow bias binding It viii
be much easier to tack 1t to win
dows.
Aromatic spirits Of ammonia
will remove white spots from q
polished table. Put the spirits on
q cloth and rub the spot lightly.
1t will soon disappear.
To make artificial flowers look
fresh and new hold them over
the steam Of the kettle for o few
minutes, then shake them until
dry and press into shape.
To prolong the life Of o stair
carpet the wear should be evenly
distributed. This Is done by buy
ing an extra yard on the length
you require and ct Spring and
Fal housecleaning time move
the carpet along on the stairs.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
DRESSINGS FOR SALADS
BY JESSIE KNOX.

Mix thoroughly, season with salt and
white pepper. Put the salad green's In
q bowl, pour In the dressing and toss
thoroughly Just beABfe serving.
There are favored vinegars that can
be made and kept on hand 10 use for
French dressings or mayonnaiSe. A
garlic vinegar, for instance, is quickly
made by dropping small Glove Of
garlic into Q pint of cider or white
vinegar. Then cover the mixture and
let It stand two or three days before
using.
Celery vinegar has . cupful Of chop
ped celery leaves added 70 q pint OF
white or cider vinegar. Let the mix
ture stand two or three days and then
strain. Keep covered. Tarragon vinegar
can be made at home by adding one
half cup Of chopped earragon leaves TO
0 pint Of vinegar in the same way In
which the celery leaves are used.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

siderably overweight since you wish to
reduce so many different parts Of your
figure. It may be necessary for you to
diet as well aS do exercises. Arr-fing-
ing exercises are helpful in making the
bust firmer. Stand erect with your right
hand on your hip and your left hand
extended out in front at shoulder level.
Swing your left arm across your BODY
to the right as far as you can. Now
swing It TO the left and bring 1t be-
hind your body. reaching as far to the
right as you can. Repeat the exercise
10 times with each arm. SHAH be
glad to send you the leaflets on Beauty
Exercises" and Care of the Legs" that
contain the exercises you desire II you
viii send me stamped. self-addreSsed
envelope for them. Regular massage
will help reduce the fat on your hands.
Rapid finger exercises such as one does
when studying the piano may also help
you. (2) The reason why you blush
may be because you are ashamed OF
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Rice Cookies.

Mix In the order given one cupful OF
butter, one and one-halt cupfuls oi
brown sugar, one cupful Of chopped
pecans or waInuts, one teaspoonful OF
salt, three eggs well beaten, one tea.
spoonful of baking soda dissolved II
one and one-half tahlespoonfulS OF hoI
water, and half a cupfll each OF cur.
rants and raisins. or all raisins. Chor
the raisins coarsely. Add one tea
spoonful Of mixed spice, the grated rind
Of one lemon or orange, and three anc
one-fourth cupfuls of -four. Drop b.
teaspoonfuls into buttered dripping
pans. Sprinkle with sugar before bak-
ing. These cookies are rich and good
and win keep well.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Special Stuffed PEPPERS.

Dip some green peppers into boiling
lard for q few minutes, then the skins
can be removed from them easily. Peel,
then cut o piece from the top Of each
pepper and remove the seeds and mem
branes. Saute some mushrooms In but
ter, using half . pound to eight pep
pers, after first cutting the mushrooms
In quarters, and add q cupful Of soft
bread crumbs and half an onion finely
chopped. Season the lilling nicely and
place It in the peppers. Top each with
a bit OF butter and bake In o moderate
oven for about IS minutes. Bernaise
sauce makes Q good accompaniment to
this dish.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Breakfast Cakes.

ssft together three and one-half ta-
tablespoonfuIs OF cornmeal, two and
one-han tablespoonfuls Of -four. one
heaping tablespoonful Of sugar and
three -fourths teaspoonful each OF salt
and baking powder. Beat one egg and
add It TO the dry mixture with enough
sweet milk 10 make O drop batter.
Quickly stir in one-half teaspoonful
of melted butter. Drop the batter by
Gn1ail spoonfuls in hot lard and fry TO
4 rich brnwn
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Copyright. 1928,

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Evening star., 1928-05-17
Salmon Pudding.

Rub fine one small can Of steak sal
mon. Melt one tablespoonful Of butter
In one cupful of hot milk and add one
cupful of bread crumbs. half . tea
spoonful Of salt and o little pepper.
Combine with the fish. Add two eggs
well beaten. Put into buttered baking
dish and steam for an hour. Serve with
the following sauce: Melt one table
spoonful Of butter, add one and one
half tabiespoonfuls Of -four and slowly
pour on one cupful Of hot milk. Add
salt and cayenne pepper and the liquid
from the salmon.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Reducing the Bust.

Dear Miss Leeds: Cd How can I
reduce my hustq Please send me some
exercises for reducing thighs, calves and
abdomen. Is there any exercise for re-
ducing the fingerse (2) How can I
overcome the blushing habit when
speaking to strangers2 / am 10 years
old. (S) Ny sister, who is liza years
old, has gray hair, due to Ill health.
How can she restore 1t to Its original
black color? Is it safe 10 use a black
hair restorer?--BILLIE B.
AnSwer--(l) Judge that you are con-
The Washington times., 1928-01-13
QUICK RESULTS
IN ART COURSES

The National School OF Fine
and Applied Art. it is announced.
through its progressive methods
of teaching the fundamentals of
drawing for the purpose Of H.
lustration and design by the new
method Of Jaw. Hambidge S
dynamic symmetry of design, has
simplified the study so that the
student may easily acquire
draughtsmanship and develop his
latent talent in the quickest ~os-
sible manner within a given
time. The dynamic symmetry
method Of design is a iberator
and helps the student to develop
originality and shows the folly of
using mechanical devices Of
photographic copying. It teaches
originality in art expression. The
motto of the National School Of
Fine and Applied Art is original
ity In art expression. Many of
its students occupy the highest
positions as art directors and
draughtsmen in the leading es-
adjustments of the city and else.
where.
The school now presents It's
present plans of the courses Of
interior decorations, costume de-
sign. commercial art drawing
and an invaluable color course
The Washington times., 1928-01-13

Mi. ManUny is IN receipt Of
information that the business n
the various arts is now in he
billion dollar figure. There is
one artist in every rs people in
the United States and $500. 000.
900 was made in the arts and
in addition $500 100000 worth Of
pictures were sold during =
year of 1925. The supply o. ar
tisans is one third less - an the
demand. Washingte has az
many artists per capita as any
other city in the United States.
The Washington times., 1928-01-13

for teachers and commercial de-
signers and decorators. All the
courses are Observation-Disclosures
fundamentals taught by expert
anced practicing teachers un Ter
the direction Of Felix Mahony.
director Of the school.
New classes for both day and
evening sessions in the various
art courses are now forming to
begin February /.
The public is invited to visit
the permanent exhibition of the
students work at the school
during class hours.
The Washington times., 1928-01-13
operate Operator
Is Something New

An operate p-erator. That's
a new kind radio operator.
He las been developed at
KOA Denver to work with the
HoA Light opera Company. and
the station mixed quartet In
addition to knowing radio be
must kaow music and be able
to read operate scores. He has
the score before him as he
stands at the control board
The Washington times., 1928-01-13

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-07
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE REDWOOD FALLS MINNESOTA

Roger Garment shop.
R. J. Voght of Porter, w. r. Barnes
of Redwood Falls and Albert Cole OF
Belview were here on business Mon
day.
Mrs. VIM. Douglas and daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Holmberg called on Mrs.
Sam Show at the Union Hospital,
New Ulm, Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Briske, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Briske former
Lamberton citizens and Mr.. Elmer
Harning were married at Milwaukee
November 1 and will make then
home at Revere where Mr.. Harning is
! in the elevator. They are a very
worthy young couple and a host OF
good friends extend congratulations
and best wishes.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-07
nee Evelyn Terry at St. Paul.

nee Evelyn Terry at St. Paul.
T. ]. Tanglen, superintendent OF
schools at Good Thunder, visited at
the E. C. Steinhauser home over the
weekend. Mr.. Tanglen was formerly
principal and coach of the Lamberton
high school.
Alfred Iverson is teaching at Glas-
gov, Montana. His family will re-
main in Lamberton for the winter.
A. j. Varvel, 81 years of age, who
was so badly injured when an auto
mobile, driven by son of Mike Arm
oldi, hit him few weeks ago is rap
idly improving despite opinions OF
physicians and friends that he did
not have a chance. Mr.. Varvel sus-
tanned broken left leg at the knee
broken shoulder, deep punctures IL
his head and his whole body a mass
of bruises. He was picked up as
dead and his mind was completely
gone but his broken and bruised body
healed like a baby's and his mind is
now functioning. 1t is an unusual
case and contradicts all old beliefs.
Miss Leona Schwengle spent cleo
ton day with her sister, Miss Cecilia
Schwengle at Mankato. Miss Leons
teaches near Morgan.
Mrs. Louis Gerhard left Sunday fol
Minneapolis as buyer for the Jennie
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-07
Manchester, Clay

ton Carver of Manchester, Clay
ton who entered college as a
patient from the Fhalen state Hos
pital and has been working under a
handicap is sticking to his work, even
though compelled to go little slower
than his Lamberton classmates and
after completing college will go on
with law. He has been recompensed
in a degree by being made manager
of the basketball team at Manchester.
Friends here are proud of his deter
mination and grit.
Kenneth Gerhard, with Sears Roe
buck of Minneapolis spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. A. j. Gerhard.
The many friends of Mrs. Mel
Albeit regret that she is in such III
health. She is at the home of George
Shelton where Mrs. Shelton is giving
her every care. Her son, VIM. Albeit
and wife were in serious auto accl-
dent and Mrs. Albeit was taken to a
Duluth hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Reid and fam
lily of Renville spent Sunday with
Mrs. Reds mother, Mrs. Pliny Terry
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Wilt returned
Friday from Saltwater where they
visited sister-in-law, Mrs. E. l.
Terry and family also visiting Mrs.
Willis sister, Mrs. Romans Olson
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-07
TRY THIS FOR AMUSEMENT

Here is a little problem to try
when you are lonesome. 1t is more
than odd and interesting. Set down
these figures 5 Z 9, leaving
out eight. Choose one of these fig
ures and multiply it by nine. Then
multiply 12345679 by the result. To
your surprise the final result will be
made up of nothing but the first fig
ures chosen. For example, suppose
you choose figure five. Multiply five
by nine gives As. Multiply 12345679
by As gives 555555555. And no mat
ter which figure is chosen to begin
with the final result will always con-
tain nine duplicates.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-07
CLOSE DEER HUNTING

Hunting of deer in four counties
was closed, Friday, in an executive
order signed by Governor Christian
son. The order prevents the shoot
ing of deer during the open season
from November 10 to 20 this year in
Houston, Winona, Wabasha and Clay
counties. The order was issued by
the governor on the request of George
w. Mccullough, state commissioner OF
game and fish, after local requests
had been made.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-07
CONVENE
AT WORTHINGTON

Forty physicians were registered
and ten more applied, but could not
be accommodated at the Southwest
ern Minnesota tuberculosis Sanatori-
UNI meet, held on Thursday and Fri
day of last week at Worthington. The
session was a special two days course
in the study of tuberculosis and was
conducted at the sanatorium at Wor-
Ellington.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-07

Our Card and Stationery
line for this season is the
largest and we believe the
prettiest, as well as the
most popular priced line
that we have ever had. We
are equipped to give excep-
tional service on printed
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your order for the Gazette
Representative.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
Weddings
MIERZEJEWSKI-MARUT

The marriage of Miss Sophie Ma, rut. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. AL bert Marut of 1G0 Alden street to Anthony Mierzejewski. son of Mir. and Mrs. Adam Mierzejewski of 14S Pennington avenue. took place this morning at o'clock at Holy Cross church. Rev. Stephen Bartkowski performed the ceremony.
 The bride was attired in gown of white bridal satin trimmed with Spanish lace and wore Rose Marie veil. trimmed with lilies of the val ley. She carried bouquet of white roses and lilies Of the valley.
 The maid of honor was Miss Yer onica MierZejewski. sister of the bridegroom. She wore period gown of flesh colored georgette and pie ture hat to match. She carried . bouquet of pink tea roses.
 The bridesmaids were Misses An- na Baginski, Celia Kirzyk and An- ma Smarkus. They wore period gowns of rainbow colors with hats to match and carried bouquets of pink tea roses.
 Alexander Flodin was best man and the ushers were Julian Nord- gren, Walter Jarnot and Andrew Gazda.
 sAfter the ceremony the bridal couple and guests were entertained at the home of the brides parents and later left on an extended honeymoon trip. After their return they will reside at l6V Alden street.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
City Items

X son was born at New Britain General hospital today to Sergeant and Mrs. Thomas J. Feeney of ~ l.awlor street.
 A Nash 70. suit s23.5o. Joe Ry-n, lS4 North street. Phone 29':.- Ad>t.
 A daughter has been born 10 MT. and Mrs. William Albrecht of 25' Stanley street.
 When Joseph Chanda stepped from tho police court room lhis morning after being discharged on 6 liquor law violation charge, h. was notified to be in Hartford po- lice court tomorrow on the charge of speeding.
 Frank Eilgren of IS Sunrise ave nue complained to the poiicc-to oday that garbage is being dumped on his vacant lot on Brighton street.
 Eugene J. Clerkin of Arch street has entered the employ of the New Britain Record in the business de- partment.
 Joseph Sexton Of West Main street has returned from vacation at Atlantic City. x. J.
 Onufry Tereba of 7j Oak street. who fell down stairs in house on South Burritt street Saturday night. was in d semi conscious condition at New Britain General hospital this afternoon His condition re- mains critical.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
MOONEY PLEADS GUILTY
Admits Acsltling Threatening Letters to Mrs. RaSkOb Hut Doesn't know Why He Did IL

Philadelphia. Sept. 2S (uP)- Francis G. Mooney, who plotted to sxtort &lO0.0O0 by blackmail from Mrs. Helena $. I.askob, wife of John J. Raskob, pleaded guilty in the quarter sessions court today and was indicted in six bills.
 The bills charged Mooney with attempted extortion and sen''ing threatening letters to the wife of the democratic national committee chairman.
 Judge McNeille deferred imposing sentence on the aged man who threatened the life of Raskob. until William Goldberg, Mooney's alleged acomplice. could be brought into court. Goldberg has repeatedly de- nied any connection with Mooney and the blackmail scheme.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
Real Estate News

Mrs. Susan Daly and others 10 Anne G. O'Brien and Nellie T. D'Brien. part interest in Fremont street property, Nalarian Kapela to Stanislaw Symolon. To Wilson street: Charles Gulbin to Mama Formica. large tract on the south side of South street: Mary l.. Zuk to Jan Borek. two parcels of land on Farn- ington avenue; by bond for deed. F. Q. kilbourne 10 George Paris. Hartford Road: by quitclaim deeds Lomas & Nettleton Company 10 LenoN Realty Company. G. Golden Hill avenue; John Wasik to Eliza beth Wasik. 250 High street. .5"'
 Through certificate of settlement the following transfers have been made: Estate Of Newman Fl. Miles to Elsie NJ. and Sadie II. Miles. daughters. property at .1 Liberty street: estate of Margaret O'Brien to her husband. James O'Brien. and seven children. Themont street property: estate of Rossina Zahnke to her husband. Ferdinand Zahnke. one half interest in Cleveland street property.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
CURB MARKET GOES
 ON LARGE UPTURN
Drop in Call nonty Is Impetus
 to Buying

New York. Sept. :s @-rhe curb market experienced one of the broadest upturns since last spring today. with oils. mines and utilities joining in the advance. A drop in the cal money rate to per cent was an impetus to buying.
 Phelps Dodge led the mines with . jump of $ points in buying ln- spired by high copper prices and prospect of better sales through or- ganization of selling concern. New Cornelia Copper extended it's gain and Newmont advanced ! points.
 Standard of Kentucky was a strong point of the oils, squirting : points to new htgh at 140. ln- diana was in demand point higher, while Humble. Gulf and Vacuum im- proved fractionally. Barnsdall De- benture Rights were heavily ac- cumulated.
 In the utilities, American Gas < Electric scared ! and Electric Bond ( Share 6 points to new highs, while Electric Investors and United Gas Improvement made good gains.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
BOND MARKET HAS
 LITTLE ACTIVITY
High Money Rates Have Re
 strictinS Influence

New York. Sept. 25 R High money rates had q restricting in huence on activity in the bond mar ket today. Price trends were mixed and changes mostly limited to frac- tions, although here and there fav- orite issues. especially among the rails and utilities. registered gain of a point or two. Time money was reported quiet. with the demand chiefly for shorter dates and renew a!s.
 Coppers We're quiet, trading being at yesterdays price levels. Public Service of New Jersey 4l2s led the utilities upward with a gain of more than 2 points to new years high at 136. kayser < Co, 5i2s. Barns dall js with warrants and Armour Real Estate L2s also improved.
 Rails generally were firm. Des Moines & Fort Dodge Is. Cuban Northern Railway 51as, Frisco 4i. s and Southern Railway 6lss showed gains as great as |. points.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
GlNSDURG-SLEATH

Miss Marjorie Sleath. daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Sleath of 94 South Burritt street, and Attorney Harry Ginsburg. son of Mrs. Eva Ginsburg of Arch street, were mar ried today at noon, by Rabbi Ger shon Hadas. The couple will leave immediately after the ceremony for 8 wedding trip to Canada. They will reside at 251 Monroe street upon their return.
 The bride wore an ensemble of in- dependence blue with hat to match and a gray fox fur piece. Miss Lil- Han Aeath. who attended her sister. wor a brown crepe ensemble with hat to match. They wore corsage bouquets. Judge William F. Man- gan was best man.
 MT. Ginsburg Is a prominent mem Der of the New Britain Bar associa- ton. He is a graduate of the local schools and. Of the Fordham Law school. He is member of the Wentworth club. of which he was president: of the Probus club and past commander of the Eddy-Glover, American Legion post
New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
Passengers Narrowly
 Miss Burning in Air

Dortmund. Germany. Sept. 25 ~ Eight passengers and the crew of four on board Lufthansa's Paris Berlin express plano Deutschland" escaped being burned in mid-air to- day through the presence of mind of the pilot who made a successful emergency landing here after de- tecting . motor defect shortly after the plane left Cologne for Berlin.
 Hardly had the Deutschland land cd and all on board alighted when 1t was destroyed by an explosion of the fuel tanks. The Deutschland which left Paris this morning. was enc of Lufthansa's newest type 15- passenger planes and had been in service only . few months.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
PRICES TURN IN
 MARKET TODAY
Heavy Selling Makes Stock El
 change ReactioDary

New York. Sept. 25 R - Heavy selling for both accounts turned the course of prices reactionary today after an early outburst of strenstn had carried more than score is sues 10 new high levels Except 10. the calling of about Sl",e"o.000 in loans. presumably in reflection oi the semi-weekly adjustment hy banks of their position at the fed I. ral reserve. there was nothing in the days news to influence the sell ing movement. Brokers generally We're inclined to regard the setback as a natural correction of top heavy speculative position.
 Brokers reported that lhe belief had been growing in speculative circles that no serious reaction Was likely before election day. although obviously there was nothing tangible on which such an opinion could be based. Thousands of small Specula- tors have been attracted to the
 market In the hope of making quick | unhealthy market condition. began to hammer stocks around midday. being aided in their operations by : the fact that the ticker had fallen
 40 minutes or more behind the
 market.
 ; So quick was the decline in some issues. and so late the tape, that
 prices on the floor, in some cases,
 were several points away from
 those appearing on the tape. When this information was circulated
 throughout the country over the
 private wires of brokers. selling
 pressure increased.
 Ward dropped from
 an early high of 2js l-2 to c5o
 Murray Corporation dropped 10
 points from its early high and i Radio and Greene Cananea Cope,
 sold , points below yesterdays final quotations. General Motors. Hudson, Atlantic Refining, Case Threshing ! Pressed Steel Car preferred. Johns 1 Manville and Rossia Insurance were among the many issues to dip , ; points or more.
 1 Freeport Texas and Allied Chemi- cal retained most of their early gains ot 3 and { points. respective