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conservative than any conservative govern
|ment would have been, it was feared that the
continuance in ONCE Of the Labor party
would affect the nations finances adversely
because OF drastic measures which the gov
ernment was considering, and might even be
Obliged to adopt.
change in government, therefore, is
likely to prove an encouraging development,
as it might very well result in a restoration
of confidence on the part Of industry and
finance in the country's future economic and
financial policies.
What seems disturbing, however, is the re-
port that the recently granted credit of
$z5O, 900 900 by the Bank Of France and the
Federal Reserve Bank has been exhausted
without any visible improvement rs result
OF the use Of such credit. Even though It was
generally felt that Great Britain might prove
an exception, developments have once more
demonstrated the coStliness as well rs the
futility Of measures taken to artihcially peg
or stabilize curfen'cies Economic laws are
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Plant Is ReOpsned.

NEW YORK. August IS ll, IN iional
Firepgoofng Co has reopened IS Twin
Bluffs plant at Ottawa, IL, and Its
plant at Hobart. Ind. after = shutdown
Of sbnit six months. Cersctty cp-Ta-
tsons have been resumed at sss.h plants
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COAL PRODUCTION.

BY the Associated Press.
Production Of bituminous coal during
the week ended August is recorded an
increase OF as per cent as compared
With the previous week The total OUT
put for comparable periods. IS calcu-
lated by the Bureau OF Mines. follows;
Week ended August 49,. 6.972, 900 tons
Previous week, -. 1870. $50, 600 tors
Same week last year. -. GIL ,0cc tors
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PARIS RouRsE PRICES.

PARIS. August rs (E9.-Thfee per
cent rentes, % francs 30 csntimes. Five
per cent loan, iO4 francs IS centiFmes.
Exchange on London, i2a francs p5
centiraes The dollar was Quoted at IS
francs 5lI4 centimes.
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

~ the Associated Press.
4 CHICAGO, August 1S.--FoDowing Is
Stne complete oficial list Of transactions
sfn stocks on the chicago stock Elk
change today.
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BY DIR. MAX wrNKLER.

YORK August ministerial pre-
financial disturbances
reflection afford for apprehension Although
Macdonald instances have been
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET s ss:: 4. :s ::: s s.:

Nete-AH stocks are soia IN one hundred share lots
exeeptinE thoee desgnaied 81 the Ielter lges 2sos
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Special Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE. August IS
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Everybody's Business
Financial Hid for Great Britain Declared Necessary
Step in Effort to Restore Basiness Structure Of
Word-U. S. and France Can Help.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK AnpII
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. quarterly
in
PAYABLE strnent
!. dividend. Plus 81 In Plus IL in
In m PLUS in
n Plug in stock PAID last yea-no REGULAR rate
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washable .................... $1.S5
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SNeaUerS ..s............. 4H.JS
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240 WOmcn's sl.S5 and s2.95 Cotton.
and-Rayon Dresses ..............$ 81
WOmen's BrOadcIoth Lounging Psja-
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Women's Handy Dandy Aprons. ;. CSC
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POUNDS Ice 1898
] $4S.9S Regent Gas Range; 16-inch
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i S33 Hoosier Extension Table. .S12.95
1 $24.95 Kitchen Cabinet; 40-inch size
moor sample ...................$1 J.95
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S3.25 Manning Bowman Tea Pots:
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81 Shoe Shine Boxes; wood with foot
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Is S2.9S Rubberized Shower Curtains;
gay designs .............-... 81
4 S1.95 VOlIrath Convex Kettles; s OF.
4SI Bath Stools; in colors . soc
IL s9c Oilcloth Table Covers; red and
IS Hair Clipper; heavy steel
100 15c Orange and Lemon Reamers IOc
2 Sc Biscuit Critters; sharp edged 39c
20 15c Black Flag Powder. ........ l0c
S3.45 Miro Aluminium Triplicate
sets .$I.S0
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FORCED $3.50
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$4.45 Kitchen Step Stool; shop
so 81 Scissors; all sizes. ......5e sec
IL $1.45 Shoe Boxes; 4 compart-
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E for 81

/ 500 prs. Sizes 48 and 50
81 $3.50 Hammered or Enamel Finished
Eiasks; some scared .....,.....SLs5
Is $50 Imported English Pipes .T5c
2 $3.50 to $3.50 Buxton Tobacco
sOucheS ..s.......... I5c
s5 Wales Cigarette Lighters; discon-
kinued So styles ..............-....6 Csc
80 Kum-a-part Cuff Link and Tie Slip
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~ Mems Hand Rolled Linen Handker-
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" Mems soc Hand-rOlIed Linen Hand
hefealeIs .................S Tor 81
Mems Use Electric Tie PreSsers. $50
~ Mems IS Silk-and -Celanese Pajamas,
some soiled; A, B and D only. .$3.45
~ Mems $1.S5 PajamS; some soiled:
IS Mems 81 Athletic Union Suits; size
"a; soiled ............. 29c
IS Mems s3.95 White Coat-Vest Sport
Shirts; some soiled ..............$ 2.9S
60 Mems 80 and $3.50 RayOn Polo
EnlrB ................... ...Sl.43
g pairs Mems $3.50 TO $3.50 French
Isle nose ............-..... .Sl.35
az Mems 81 Neckties; mostly light
k1ade5 ..................& u for 81
g. Mems $3.50 All-Wool Flannel
AoDes ....'....-......-.. ....S4.3o
81 Mems 81 Full Dress and Tuxedo
Dress Ties; all tied ..............55c
~ Mems $3.50 Berkeley Knit Ties. 81
= Mems SIS Solid Rayon Crepe Dressing
Gowns; small size. .......... S9.S5
Ga Mems S2.7S Jap Crepe Robe, Slipper
ana Bag Sets ..................S 1.95
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Girls White Duck Pants. sizes 8 TO Is, 81
Girls Play ROmpers, prints, sizes 6 to
. . . . l.
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10 Cbildren's IS Rubber Balls. SO
SIS Stuffed Dogs. large size .....S3.35
20 $3.9S Green Desks with chair. .S2.3S
FL 81 Imported Dolls with moving eyes, 81
Is 81 Pedal Cars, with wooden seat
pJaIQ .Al.69
4 $3.50 Four-play Gyms, with heavy
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: Kroydon $s.s0 ParwOod Spoons; steel
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Irons .........,,.......' 2l'V5
80 Mems So Wool Bathing Suits 81. 9S
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Sl.98

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Tor 30
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SIS Odd Walnut Dresser ........ $40
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$65 Odd Walnut French Vanity, $3.50
$45 MOhair Button-back Chair. $3.50
$195 3-pc. Tapestry Living r Dom
50 Metal Radio Bench .......... $2.45
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Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
FOR THE
WINTER PANTRY

One of the reasons why we need
to use fruits generously in the daily
food supply is for the minerals and
vitamins they contain, says Miss
Pearl Macdonald, of the Extension
Service, University of Delaware.
Minerals and vitamins are needed
by everyone--children and adults
alike--to keep physically in tone. In
the case of children, minerals and
vitamins have marked influence
upon growth and development. or
the minerals we need, lime, phOs-
phorus and iron are the three likely
to be lacking in the diet of Ameri-
cans for the reason that Americans
too often limit their diet to bread,
meat and potatoes.
1t is well for us, therefore, to
know our individual fruits and veg
etables, continues Miss Macdonald.
Rhubarb, or pie plant as it is often
called, is classed with the fruits. 1t
comes early in the spring. 1t is more
tart than many of the fruits and so
is tasty and appetizing. 1t also is
richer in lime and iron and is more
laxative than many of the fruits.
Since rhubarb is such a valuable
addition to the diet when in season,
why not plan to include some cans
of it in your winter pantry? There
are several ways of putting up and
using rhubarb.
To can rhubarb, trim and wash,
cut into short lengths Q-2 to 1
inch), pack into jars which have been
washed and scalded, cover with boil
ing hot medium or thick syrup.
Partly seal and process 20 minutes
by the hotwater bath or wash boiler
Remove from Gamer and
seal.
Syrup for Canning Fruits-Thick
or heavy sprup-1 part sugar to l
part water; medium SYRUP part
sugar to 2 parts water; thin syrup
l part sugar to 3 parts water. Boil
sugar and water together for 2 or
minutes. stirring to prevent sugar
from sticking to pan.
Rhubarb Sauce-Cut rhubarb into
short lengths, add one-fourth as
much sugar as rhubarb by measure,
and bake in oven in covered dish
until tender. Pack this sauce boil
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29

and only very large homes can ac-
commodate them. 1t was decided to
hold the next meeting at Middle
ford A weiner roast and games
will form the social part of the meet
ing. After the business meeting was
over, games were enjoyed, and Ma
bel and Maud served delicious choc-
olate and vanilla ice cream and
cakes.
The club, composed of seventh
grade girls. in the Greenwood
school, had a picnic Friday after
noon, when their club pins were
awarded. A doggie and marshmal-
low roast and games were enjoyed
by the girls.
j. Morris Moore, of the Lewes
Senior Boys Club, has been nOti-
fed by A. d. Cobb Assistant Direc-
tor of Extension, that he will repre-
sent Sussex county at the National
All Camp, held in Washington,
June 10th to 23rd. This is orfe of
the finest trips eligible to club
members. It was awarded to Nor
l'is Moore for outstanding project
work, and for the qualities of lead
ership displayed by him.
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
REDDEN

Nj. and Mrs. Kendall Jester and
children of Milford were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jester
Miss Sallie Rust who was recently
operated upon for appendicities in the
Beebe Hospital at Lewes. has returned
home.
McColley's M. E. Sunday school will
hold festival and social in the Red
den school house this Saturday even
ing. May 80. rain or shine. Ice cream,
cake, etc. will be on sale. Everybody
invited. Come help us out. Proceeds for
benefit of McColley's Sunday school.
Little Pearl Jester has been suffering
with the measles the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis and
daughter, Miss Frances and Mrs. Geo.
Dutton of Delmar were Sunday guests
of Mrs Belle Dutton.
Charles Donovan and family were
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hilton Penuell of near Chaplains
Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Banning of near
Glendale were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Jester.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rust and chill
dren have been suffering with the
measles.
Mrs. Robert Veasey who has been
confined at her home for several weeks
by Illness is able to be out again.
Don't forget the Ladies Aid will be
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Pritchett next Thursday eve
ming. juno 4, rain Or shine. Everybody
invited.
MIR, and Mrs. james Smith Of Mil
ford were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Smith.
Childnn's services will he held this
Sunday evening. May 81. at McColley's
Chapel. beginning at 1880 Everybody
invited.
TOMATO PLANTS-Miliions of
them now ready to pull. One Dollar
per. thousand. Frank Clendaniel &
Co., Inc, Lincoln, Del 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
GRAVEL HILL

c. A. Davidson has purchased an
International truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Clifton of Mil
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Lloyd Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston Pepper are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of son which was named Raj
ston, Jr., on May at the Beebe
Hospital, Lewes.
Little Mildred, Catherine and Hell
en- Davidson who have been on the
sick list are improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and
son Frank of Milton spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Steward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Getz and Mr..
Owens of Wilmington were the
guests of G. H. KOeppel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Veasey of
Redden were recent guests of Luke
Clendaniel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Belts were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Davidson Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
4-H CLUB NOTES

Monday afternoon, the club pro-
iects of the boys of Salem school
were visited by the County Club
Agent, accompanied by the boys.
The first stop was made at Albert
Brittingham's home, where a very
fine Duroc pig was seen. The next
stop was at Charles Scott's home.
Charles pig is black. He proved to
have a suspicious nature, and it
took the combined efforts of the
crowd to cOrrall him, in order that
his picture might be taken. The
third stop was made to see Paul Col
Inns beautiful Jersey heifer. She
did not object to having her picture
taken, and stood quietly, while her
master held her, and the other boys
discussed her good dairy points. At
Marvin Hills red pigs were found
to be popular and the club pig, and
the two family pigs were fine speci-
mems. Howard and Alvin Mitchell
have black pigs. They appeared to
be mixture of Poland China and
Berkshire. The boys were working
too far from the house to be inter-
viewed. At Glen Whaley's, the club
pig, a very fine black one, and
exactly like him, insist
ed on standing i'm the middle of
deep pool of water, when asked to
pose for their pictures. Glen sug-
gested getting in with them, but the
County Club Agent thought that it
would be rather hard on his clothes.
These club boys are very fond of
pets. A goat, who ate bad egg,
with apparent enjoyment, white
rats, puppies, kittens, rabbits, and
pigeons were proudly displayed by
their owners.
Tuesday evening, the Seaford
Boys and Girls Club met at the
home of Mabel and Maud Pepper. 1t
was decided to send ten members to
he State Short Course, at Newark.
There are "a members of this club |
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
COOPERATION
NOT COMPETITION

Not so many years ago, when cleo
tricity began to come into common
use, it was sagely stated that the
gas industry was doomed.
The forecasters missed their guess
that time. At present almost twice
as many homes use gas for cooking
as use any other fuel, and it has
found $4,000 industrial uses. The
most recent gas developments-cen-
trail heating systems and refrigera-
tors-are now rapidly engaging the
public interest.
The gas industry did not meet
competition when electricity came
init gained a partner in progress.
The two sources of heat and energy
work together in the modern home
and the modern factory.
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29

ing hot, completely seal and process
for minutes by hot-watcr bath
method
Rhubarb Dumpling- sweet
encd rhubarb sauce (either freshly
made or canned) to the boiling
point. Make rich baking powder
biscuit about the size of Il black
walnut, drop into sauce, cover tight
ly and steam Is to 20 minutes.