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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-17
Food Hints That Will Appeal to All

saucer and perhaps the butter plate,
then glass is used for salad plates and
other table accessories may be the
usual silver. In this way ones table
may be furnished without buying a
whole dinner set.
Garnishes should be featured as
much as possible. Not only are they
appealing to eye but they serve as
appetiZers and in many cases supply
the body with mineral salts greatly
needed.
Ham Sandwich de Iuxe-Chop cold
cooked ham fine, add prepared mus
tard. Beat three eggs. add cupful of
milk and mix well, add a bit of salt
Spread the ham on bread, make sand
witches and cut into triangles. Fry in
hot butter after dipping into the egg
mixture. Serve this dish for luncheon
with hot coffee.
The ordinary deviled ham when
spread on buttered bread and covered
with a thin slice of cheese, then
Drowned in the oven, makes a most
unusual combination.
To keep the family happy and well
nourished, one must be constantly
alert to find new combinations
We have favorite foods, as we have
favorite friends, yet it is not possible
no. wise for US to always be served
with the foods we like best, or asso-
ciate with people always agreeable
We may develop character in our re-
straint in regard to foods as we do
in our companionship of friends.
AS a rule our cooks prepare too
complicated foods, which we are told
are not good for our ailmentary tract,
overworking our organs of digestion.
We are advised to go at least one
day a week with no food at all, but
plenty Of water or fruit juice This
gives the stomach rest and food will
be much more enjoyed after such a
fast day. Another good suggestion
which seems reasonable is to go one
week without any kind of meat, eat
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Misand1hat.

Talk not of wasted affection. Aztec
ton never was wasted.
Mirth prolongeth life, and causeth
health.-Nicholas Udall.
Herbert Spencer coined the phrase
''The survival of the fittest."
A bouquet a day will keep the d.
vOrce lawyer away.-American Mag
azine.
Sleep gets a lot of publicity but not
half enough praise.-Woman's Home
Companion.
The worlds a scene Of changes; and
to be constant, in nature were incon-
stancy.-Cowley.
"Wise men make proverbs; fools
quote them" is often heard. W
made that one?
when he has a good dinner than when
his wife talks Greek.
There was no need TO take the price
tag off the gift for father. He finds
out soon enough anyway.
To be happy, we must live much
within ourselyes-and wholly within
our income.-FOrbes Magazine.
The seven cities that incurred for
Homer dead" were Smyrna, Rhodes.
Colophon, Salamis, Chios, Argos and
Athens
A loaf of bread baked in Egypt 1900
years ago is on exhibition at the
botany department Of the Field mu-
scum. Chicago.
Progress. the growth Of power, Is
the end and boon of liberty, and with
out this. people may have the name,
but want the substance and spirit 81
freedom.-Channing.
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chatter, and not fol the way I'm
cooked on a platter.
II almost could sing a song about
that for joy"
And, then, would you believe 1t,
that silly old turkey began to sing
or shrek we would have called it.
"Gobble, gobble, gobble," he called,
and he thought it was a perfect song.
Good health. my dears," he went
on, sis most important. OF course it
is well enough to have turkey dinners.
81 am proud that they have such
parties named after our family, but
just the same this is a very delight
full, a most enchanting, a most ex-
citing, a most beautiful change"
You're a fine speechmaker," laughed
the Queen of the Fairies, 'but dinner
is ready now and we are all very hun
cry"
At that very moment lovely table
cloth of new sprins ferns was laid in
front of all the invited guests, and
such feast as they did have Of ber-
ries, nuts, and all sorts Of other de.
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prepared by the United States Department
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Service.
Furniture upholstered in wool or mo-
hair is attractive, and many people
buy ii for their homes. Unless proper
precautions are taken, however, in
jury by moths is apt to occur. The
bureau Of entomology Of the United
States Department of Agriculture be-
lieves that there is no reason why
wooden covers cannot be maintained
in good condition indefinitely if GER
tain control measures are used.
The adult insect, or clothes moth,
which may be seen flying about it
practically any season of the year in
heated houses, does not eat the fab
RIGS. 1t is seeking a good place to lay
its eggs, so that when the larva or
worm matches it will have its favorite
food right at hand. The larvae eat
the fabric on the surface of the furni-
ture and also get under the cover and
eat the wool threads that go through
TO the back.
Many manufacturers now treat fab
RIGS TO be used for furniture covers
TO make them resistant to moth at
tack. Another precaution taken by the
manufacturer is TO place a layer of
cotton batting between the padding
and the cover Of the piece Of furni-
ture. 1t is essential that this layer Of
cotton batting should be continuous,
without breaks through which the
moths can work their way to the IN
der side of the fabric. Fumigation at
the warehouse or by the furniture
dealer is also used to assure freedom
from infestation in the piece when it
is delivered to the purchaser.
In buying upholstered furniture, the
choice of leather, silk, cotton, linen, or
rayon covers eliminates the moth prob
lem from the start. Feather cushions
are not immune TO moth damage, but
are rarely disturbed. If mohair or
wool covers are selected, it is well to
inquire whether they have been treat
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-17
SARGON Is TRULY The GREATEST OF ALL
MEDICINES | have EVER Distributed
TO SUFFERING HUMANITY
Declares c. F. Willis (Above) in Open Message His
85,OO0OOO Earnest Followers.

ct do not Judge the success Of Sar-
gon by the millions Of bottles al
ready Sold" stated Mr.. Willis, "but
by the thousands of grateful letters
from those Sargon has helped to get
back their grip on life, whether the
user be banker, lawyer, senator-or
farmer, mechanic, factory or house
worker"
So startling have been the reports
that selected physicians were ex-
pressly retained to study the Sargon
formula SO the public might know
the whole truth.
No medicine has ever received
more hearty approval eve know
of no more safe yet powerful red
blood builder in cases of simple ane-
mia,, says DR.. James B. Shearon,
whose opinion is based on 43 years
of practice since his graduation
from the University of Tennessee.
DR.. George H. Warburton, NJ. D.,
New York, says: "By increasing the
appetite, enriching the blood of
those who are victims of simple
anemia, Sargon may be used freely
to Increase weight of thin, run
down, nervous people,
DR.. A. D. Mckay, NJ. D., Indianap-
oils, says: "Sargon exerts an exhfI-
arating effect, increases vital func-
lions, has a beneficial diuretic action
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cloth and napkins 1t is such saw
ing on both the linen and the nerves,
for if an accident occurs fresh crepe
cloth may be quickly placed with no
damage to either the feelings of the
hostess or guest
One may buy just the note Of color
in napkins and tablecloths that may
be carried OUT in the refreshments,
table decorations of lowers and glass
or china.
The new china of bone, unbreakable
though quite expensive, may prove in
the long run most economical The in
triguing colors on the creamy plates
are most exquisite. Many hostesses
use the large dinner plates for the
cover plates, matching with cup and
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on overloaded kidneys, which 50
often cause night rising,
DR.. n. J. Benson, VI. D. Indianap-
oils, says: "Sargon helps to build
up bodily resistance so as to help TO
ward OF contagious diseases, such
as colds and flu. 1t brings improved
appetite, sleep and physical stam-
ina.
What better proof could there be
to those who always felt some day
and somewhere they would find the
one medicine they could place their
faith in, to get right down to the
seat Of their constant bewildering
ailing? Sargon's powers are many.
Beneficial action on the STOMACH,
which digests your food-on the
LIVER, largest organ in your body
and vital to regulate bowel action
on the KIDNEYS, which purify your
blood Of toxins-on the GLANDS,
whose secretions give US vitality
on the BLOOD, which feeds and
nourishes US.
Honestly and sincerely Mr.. Willis
can say: 'Sargon is truly the great
est of all medicines 1 have ever dis
tributed.,
You will realize the Importance Of
these words only when you yourself
have witnessed the powers of Sargon
IN your own case. Feel free to put
Sargon to the test.
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Firewood Classified

Boys who augment the family in
come in the poorer sections of New
York city by selling and delivering
small quantities of wood for use in
fireplaces use a special nomenclature
in their trade. To them wood is not
pine, oak, ash-but ''log wood" desig-
mating pieces chopped from waste
construction material or old boxes. or
else tree wood" meaning untrimmed
pieces as they come from trees.
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prepared by the United States Department
Of Agriculture )-WNU Service.
When a family has decided TO keep
an itemized record of household ex-
penses, who should keep the account?
The one who does the bulk of the pur-
chasing, usually the wife, is generally
the best person to attend to this task.
But so long as everything necessary
TO a correct picture Of the family
financial situation is obtained, 1t
makes no difference whether the rec
ords of expenditure are made by the
husband. the wife, or some other men,
Der of the household. 1t is practical
TO have one person enter all the items
so that classifcations may be uniform.
When several different people in
the household handle money and make
purchases it is a good plan to hang
up in a convenient place an ordinary
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licious goodies that the wood people
like.
And all through it the guest Of hon.
or ate and ate and ate, and ate, for
he said,
II can enjoy a turkey dinner party
when I'm the guest and not the food,
and it is fine to be so big and strong
that the silly people don't want you,
ha, ha, ha, gobble, gobble, gobble."
And all the fairies agreed with him.
It was really splendid party.
&c. 1881. Western Newspaper Union,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-17
flashed Brown Potatoes
a Welcome Dish

Have you ever wondered how the
restaurant chef made those delicious
hashed-brOwn potatoes, folded over
like an omelet, with a crisp brown
crust on the outside? Hashed-brown
potatoes are easy to make and are a
toes. Cut or chop the cooked pota-
toes into pieces the size of the tip of
the finger, or dice the potatoes first
into pieces of this size and cook quick
ly, taking them from the fire before
they become soft or mushy. The onion
flavor is, of course, special attrac-
ton for those who like onion. Many
people. particularly In New England,
would derive the two tablespoonful Of
fat from dried salt pork. The follow
ing directions are from the bureau of
home economics of the United States
Department of Agriculture.
cups finely q tsp. salt
chopped cooked = tsp: pepper
potatoes 2 tbs. fat
tbs. chopped on u cup hot water
ion Parsley
Combine the potatoes and onions,
salt, and pepper. Melt the fat in a
smooth heavy skillet, add the water,
put the potatoes in thin even layer,
and cook slowly until a gold brown
crust is formed. Fold the potatoes
over like an omeIet,- turn out on a hot
platter, garnish with parsley, and
serve at once.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-17
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

individual type, it is $50 becoming"
For instance, If her ladyship wants
TO show her curls she chooses a cloche
with very shallow crown so that
it sets back on the head in the be-
witching pose caught by the camera
as shown at the top &C this group. 1t
may be Of any one of the exotic
straws-bakou. sisol, or ballibuntl. or
paper panama, the last named par
ticularly registering high style.
Very wide briul are also "in" again.
The model conferred to the left is of
novelty straw, its crown being criss-
crossed with narrow velvet ribbon.
Sheer bodies with allover braiding
done in vermicelli patterning as pic
tured at the top to the right, present
an interesting phase of dressy MILL
merry. Note in this model that there is
a suggestion of bandeau, which en-
phasizes an off-the-face flare for the
brim.
Those who feel at their best in a
snug hat of the toque variety may
select from among n collection of chic
types of which the clever little black
and-white straw model to the right in
this group is one. II is crochet
type, limp as can be In the hand
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-17

ing vegetables and fruits In abundance
and plenty of bulky foods like brown
bread, cereals and fiberous vegetables.
freely all kinds of vegetables In sea-
son and but one or two at a meal
when meats are served.
The common foods served daily
often become monotonous, il they are
served day after day in the same way.
Lay away all unused clothing, jew
elry. pictures, ornaments in boxes to
give TO those less fortunate. Things
that we are tired of are often highly
treasured by another.
(0 1881 Western Newspaper Union.p
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To Keep Out Cold

II you have any draughty doors you
can quite easily remedy this in the
following way: Take any old felt
hats you may have and. beginning at
edge Of brim. cut them round and
round into strips about an inch wide.
You will find it quite easy to stretch
the strips fiat Just go carefully and
then tack them where the draughts
come through.
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tails. properly used, are safe and fair
~ effective for home treatment if the
piece of furniture to be fumigated can
be tightly wrapped in blankets for
day or two. Directions for the use of
this substance are given in Farmers
Bulletin 1655-F on the control of moths
in upholstered furniture. 1t may be
obtained free from the United States
Department of Agriculture. The bull
letin also mentions number of moth
prOofing solutions which can be ap-
piled without injury to furniture COW
erings.
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(astoria...For
CHILDREN'S
ailments

ARE you prepared to render first
aid and quick comfort the moment
your youngster has an upset of any
sort9 Could you do the right thing
-immediately-though the emer-
gency came without warning
perhaps tonight Castoria is a
mothers standby at such times.
There is nothing like it in emergen-
cies, and nothing better for every
day use. For a sudden attack Of
colo, or for the gentle relief of
constipation; to allay a feverish
spell. or to soothe fretful baby
that can't sleep. This pure vege-
table preparation is always ready
to ease an ailing youngster. 1t is
Just as harmless as the recipe on
he wrapper reads. If you see Chas.
7ietcher's signature, it is genuine
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Plenty Of Becoming Millinery
NICHOLAS

the sort that must be worn to be ap-
preciated.
It's a bit Of poke which concludes
this qufntette of spring chapeaux, a
sand-color bakou, to be explicit, with
a band and bow Of brown grosgrain
ribbon. Its brim is pleated at the
pack as are SO many Of the new
models.
0a- 1881. Western Newspaper Union.)
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Hair. Growth After Death

Certain claims have been made that
in rare cases hair has been proved to
have grown after death. The United
States public health service has stated
there are no authentic records of such
cases. The widespread belief in this
growth is held to be caused by the
shrinking of the skin toward the roots
of the hairs. giving an appearance of
hair growth. The same may be said
with regard to growth of nails.
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Io-date hOSteSSeS
save the wear and
tear on these pieces
for more state oc-
casions, and for
ones inti m a [ e
friends the delight
full colors in crepe
tissue are used for
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-17

Castoria. 1t is harmless to the
smallest infant; doctors viii tell
you so.
You can tell from the formula on
the wrapper how mild it Is, and
hoy good for little systems. But
continue with Castoria until child
is grown.
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The woman who is not really beau
tiful can appear so this season,
through the magic of her hat. The
blessings of the immediate moment
are many in matter Of fiattering
chapeaux. Wherefore hat shopping
becomes real pleasure nowadays in
stead Of trying ordeal
Some call this an era of romance
so far as millinery is concerned. for
we are seeing the return of the pretty
little ribbons, and flowers, and frills.
and furbelows, and graceful brims.
and bandeau effects, which trend to
the picturesque.
And so milady does not buy her
hat this season because it's .the
STYLE" bat rather because, being her
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1g been retained to make
rmula. and to report my
ers of this paper.
I could say nothing
more than 'Sargon is de-
serving of very consci-
entious use until you are
satisfied with your i'm
provement.'
Weight should increase
to normal as appetite
becomes keen and
hearty, sleep sound and
restful and body gets
greater nourishment.
Greater capacity for
brain work, greater en-
durance for physical
work, greater gratifca-
ton of life's pleasures
are but a natural result
of the building qualities
of Sargon."
! and necessary part OF
IS. they should be taken
wei movement has been
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-17
Natures MELODY

1t is in the winds whisperings and
the birds songs that the musician
henrs his first melody.-Richard
Strauss, composer.
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MY report Is THIS.
That Sargon has tonic,
digestive and liver, kid
ney and bowel activat-
ing properties I have
seldom before witnessed
in all my years in med
zeal practice" declares
DR.. Charles E. Young,
formerly Resident Eel
low New York Acad-
envy of Medicine.
For patients requir-
ing relief from the dew
astating effects of SIM
pie Anemia, which show
in the form of cold
hands and feet tired,
weary body, lack of
courage, loss of appetite
and fast-waninr vitality
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-17

IT VIII Do Ny Heot Good to See Persons Troubled
With Nervousness. Loss Of Weight and Teor Receive
the Benefits Of Sorgon. -Sfofes Well Known Physicon
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It's Speed

It's Speed
Mechanic-You say your car has
turned turtle? Why, it looks right
side up TO mel
Owner-Sure, it's right side up. II
just runs like a turtle.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-17

because so many imitation pearls had
been cast before them.
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blank book with pencil attached to
II. Then each one who pays for goods
or services can note the kind and
cost of what has been bought. Per-
sonal expenses, if covered by a lump
sum or allowance, are not entered
among the household items. The
homemaker probably carries in her
purse small notebook for writing
down petty cash spent. Some items
are doubtless paid by check, either
monthly or at the time of purchase.
All these miscellaneous entries must
be collected and classified in one per
manent record book TO obtain a true
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-17

Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes
weak women strong. No alcohol. Sold
by druggists in tablets or hquid.-Adv.
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right to be vain? 1 am at a dinner
party myself as a real guest of hon.
or, admired for the way l walk and
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II. c. L.

81 feel like thirty cents"
swell, everything is higher than
It used to be."-Exchange.
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Nowadays with the loveliest of lin
ems and laces for the table. so many up
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Good housekeeping is not neces-
sarily good home making. Spot
less floors may grace house, not
a home. Real living means COM
fort. happiness and growth"
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A man who is in the mud likes 10
pull another into it.
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conjunction
established
THERE is A SARGON DEALER IN EVERY TOWN
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II am gratifed at having been retained to make
frank opinion to the readers of this paper
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Story for Children When the Sandman Comes
ats why I'm the guest of honor
By MARY GRAHAM BONNER

( < (
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-15
81 Survive Play In
Professional Meet

Providence. r. l., Sept. l5.-(FD-
Thirty-six holes of stroke competi-
ton left 80 survivors for Tuesday S
first round of match play in the
championship tournament of the
Professional Golfers Association OF
America at the Wannamoisett club.
Tommy Armour, the defending
champion. drew Joe Kirkwood, trick
shot expert. for the first round
Kirkwood, now making Chicago his
base, had rounds 70 73 and 78 Mon
day in qualifying play.
Walter Hagen. p. G. A. champion
five times. was down to match
strokes with Pete, O'Hara of Verona
Pa, and the draw was none too leni-
ent with former champions, Lee
Diegel of Detroit, and Gene Sara
zen. who captured yesterdays medal
with rounds of 73 and 72 for a sc
hole total Of las. Diegel was drawn
against Bill Mehlhorn and Sarazen
against Al Espinosa, of Chicago.
Billy Burke, the open champion
was one of the few to break $50 in
the qualifying struggle and the fort
unes Of the draw pitted him against
Dave Hackney Of Lowell, Mass.
Prior to the start Of match play
Johnny Farrell and Eddie Miller, o1
Gadsden, Ala. had to determine
which one would enter match play.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-15
SECURITIES MARKET
IS FEELING BETTER
BUT STILL IS WEAK
Share Prices Rally at Times
But Advances Start Fresh
Selling

New York, Sept. 15.-R-T The
securities markets frightened little
Tuesday, but still were rather sickly.
Share prices were inclined to rally
a little at times, but met fresh SELL
ing on advances. There were conspic-
uous isolated weak spots but no re-
appearance Of large scale selling.
American Telephone was weak,
dropping more than 4 points to the
lowest price in four years. reflecting
the Western Electric dividend omis-
sion. Westinghouse Electric, on which
dividend action Is due tomorrow, lost
2 points, as did Corn Products, Safe
way Stores and few others. Rails
were again weak spot, Southern
Pacific, Union Pacific and Atchison
declining 3 to points to new lows.
Several of the leading industrials,
however. were well supported, U. s.
Steel selling point or so higher at
times. In the first hour there were
numerous advances of a point or
more but they were largely lost later.
Cotton belt railroad rose a couple
OF points on announcement that suf-
ficient stock had been deposited to
meet Southern Pacific's requirements
for acquisition.
Some leading industrials registered
isolated gains at the finish. The
bond market was again feeble, with
foreigns recording substantial losses.
The turnover was less than 2,000,-
600 shares.