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Robins Trim Cards

Robins Trim Cards
ST. Louis-Wild Bill Hallahan made
three wild pitches and gave four hits
in the twelfth inning, as, Brooklyn
defeated st. Louis to 3.
r H E
Brooklyn. 900 OO3 600 Oo3-6 / /
st. Louis. 600 2lO 900 0O0-3 9 0
Mungo. Shaute, Richards and Lo-
PEI; Hallahan, and j. Wilson.
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All others postponed, weather.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
T.ucoS RnafS pills

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Lucas Beats Phils
Cincinnati-Red Lucas held the
Phillies to five hits to give Cincinnati
a to l victory. Lucas won his fifth
game of the season against one de-
feat.
r H E
Philadelphia O10 900 0O0-1 S 0
Cincinnati. 600 102 lOx- 4 10 0
Collins, GraboWski and McCurdy;
Lucas and lombard.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
American League
New York, 8; st. Louis 0.
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NOTICE

We, The Air-Way Electric Appli-
ance Corporation, will no longer be
responsible on any representations
made by Michael BARLEY as he is no
longer connected with US.
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MA!QRRlLEEAA99UE

(By Tho Associated PreSS)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting-Critz, Giants, 1866; Terry,
Giants, $50.
RunS-Klein, p3aillies, ~.
Homo runs Collins, Cardinals, 8:
Terry, Giants, Z.
Stolen bases-Frisch, Cards, 6: p.
WaneT, Pirates. 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting Foxx, Athletics, .436: Rey-
nolds, Senators, 40.
RunS-Foxx, Athletics, "a.
Home runs-Foxx, Athletics. Z;
Ruth. Yankees. Gehringer, Tigers
AyeriIl. Indians, 6.
Stolen bases = Chapman, Yankees
and Blue, White Sox, S.
Hobo" Carson, pitcher for the
Kansas City Blues, is also coach ct
= IAN Antonio, Tex, high school,
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Columbus Wins

Columbus Wins
Kansas City-Columbu took the
second straight game from Kansas
City 10 to 3. Whitehead led the
Columbus attack with three hits in
four official trips to the plate.
r H e
Columbus 413 101 O00-10 13 4
Kansas City 900 DOL Oil Z l
Blake, and Rensa; Dawson, Bayne,
Thomas, Davis, and Phillips.
Milwaukee Toledo game postponed,
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Other games postponed, weather.
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Millers Take Indians

Minneapolis-Ru Benton won his
fourth straight game, as the Mime
apolis Millers defeated the league
leading Indians, 9 to 4.
r H E
Indianapolis 200 002 600 A 8
Minneapolis 060 DOB COX 9 8
Wingard and Riddle; Benton and
McMullen.
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Saints Beat COAOnels

Saints Beat COlOneIs
st. Paul-St. Paul defeated the
Louisville Colonies, 4 to 2. to take 2
to ! lead in the series. Slim Harris
euualled a season record by striking
out ten batterS.
r H E
Louisville. 600 600 600 7 l
ST.. Paul. 100 900 DIX 4 IL 0
Penner and Shea; Harris and Sny-
der,
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National League

Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia /.
Brooklyn 6; st. Louis 3.
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American Association
st. Paul 4: Louisville 2.
Minneapolis 8; Indianapolis 4.
Columbus 10; Kansas City 3.
Evening star., 1932-03-13

but through the development Of conditions
likely to cause a permanent illness of the
digestive tract. The polk weed has not only
a cathartic effect according to DR.. Cullen, but
in addition causes an irritation of the intes-
tine which lessons the absorption of food and
causes discomfort and loss of appetite. Con-
slant use of reducers Of this type Is held
likely to bring about chronic Inflammation OF
the stomach, with permanent loss of health.
The surplus poundage acquired through the
pleasurable means of good eating exact a
heavy toll of denial on the part of the
person sporting the weight Short cuts by
means of medicinal cures should be taken
only on the advice and direction of authori-
ties on medicine, the Federal expert warns.
Evening star., 1932-03-13
Reducing Drugs Bring Warning

A NEW warning has been issued by the De-
partment of Agriculture against so-called
fat reducers The majority of them, in the
opinion of DE-. r. } Cullen, chief of the divi-
sion Of drug control based either on thy
roid extract laxative drugs. The effect of
either, If used without the advice and obser-
vation of physician, is highly dangerous.
The thyroid extract is considered especially
dangerous. as it is intended for treatment of
certain particular cases affected by a defective
thyroid The improper use might easily cause
q permanent, harmful condition upon a user
not affected by thyroid trouble.
Many of the laxative reducers have been
found to contain polk root, a poisonous drug
It viii cause o loss of weight in many persons
Evening star., 1932-03-13
y. S. COtt0n Hit by War

THE fighting at Shanghai has had a serious
effect upon the cotton shippers of the
United States who have been faced with a
market cut 90 per cent In its consumption of
the material.
Shanghai consumes about so per cent of
the cotton shipped to China, and the latest
report indicated that only nine mills were In
operation. one Of which British, and the
others native. Because of this lack of con-
sumption IN the face Of the steady arrival of
shipments, great over-supply has been re-
ceived. which has hlled all sortage facilities
to over-capacity.
So serious has the situation become IN
Slrance agencies are charging as much as
supplies.
Evening star., 1932-03-13
L0Custs 17-Year Visits Real

THE 17-year loc,ists, as the insect known to
science the cicada is called appears in
the North more often than every IL years,
but this is due to the fact that there are sew
eral cycles of them in existence. The cicadaS
actually require IT years to mature from the
egg stage to the final stage of the full grown
insect. In the South the period is about four
years shorter.
The adults lay the eggs in Sits in the bark
of twigs Of trees When the eggs hatch the
young is q nymph with legs, but no wings
They drop from the tree to the ground and,
burrowfng beneath the soil, reach the roots,
where they find their sustenance during the
years they are progressing toward maturity.
When the II years have been accomplished
they work to the surface, and their shesR
coating splits. permitting the full-grown insect
to emerge. .u .-
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
Ell JAPON SUS
TROPAS DE SHANGAI

Shangai, Mayo CLOS res
tos del poderCso ejercito japo-
mes que Sc acumulara en- Shan
gal, comenZaron hoy a eva
Guar de acuerdo con ell arms
ticio firmado aver por altos
funcionarios japoneses y chi
nos. Esperase que la evacua-
ci6n termine en- cuatro soma
mas.
Una comisi6n mixta, COM
puesta por dos Representatives.
de China, dos del Japon y re-
presentantes de los Estados
Unidos, Inglaterra y Francia,
supervisaran la retirada y We
laran porque las fuerzas chi
la sc mantengan en- sus pre-
sentes posiciones hasta que los
trabajos Sc den por finaliza.
dos y I'm acuerdo Sc adopte.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
Ell EN- FA-
VOR DE ROOSEVELT PA
RECE 1NTENSIFICARSE

Washington, mayo 6.-La de-
rrota de Roosevelt en- Califor-
mia parece haber estimulado a
sus amigos que anoche recibie-
ron la grata noticia de que. ell
Senador Norris de Nebraska,
Apovaria al gobernador de New
York en- contra de Hoover. No
iris apoy6 a Al Smith en- 1923,
en- contra del candidate rapubli-
cano.
Mientras los partidarios de
Roosevelt Sc preparan a cubrir
los efectos de las 1ltimas pc
quenas derrotas, otros leaders
del partido democratico buscan
a la persona que pudiera SER
vir de candidate de compromi-
so.
De nuevo son mencionados
por los que no tienen confianza
en- la victoria de Roosevelt, los
nombre de Newton D. Baker,
Owen d. Young, y Melvin A.
Traylor.
Los delegado SIDE los Estados
de South Dakota y Albany fue-
ron a%gregados aver a la lista
de Roosevelt, que al presente
monta a 313. Dentro de un mes
los amigos de Roosevelt esperan
dollar csc n1mero.
Otro de los importantes poll
ticos del Sur que apoya la can
didatura de Roosevelt es ell Sc
nador Huey Long, de louisa
ma, quie manifesto aver en- At
lanta que los 20 Delegates de su
estado votaran por Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
Las 1ltimas noticias dicen que
Doumerge esta moribundo

Paris, Mayo Gel presiden
te de Francia esta al borde de
la muerte en- la tarde de hoy,
pcr efecto de cuatro disparos
que lie hiciera un asesino, ell
m6dico russo Paul Gouguloff,
en- los momentos en- que ell pre-
5idente cOncurria a una exhi-
bici6n de libros de eX-soldados.
Claudio Farrere, ell famoso no
Vel.sta, y Paul Guichar, direc-
tor de la policia de Paris, tam
Jien recibieron heridas. TODD
ell gabinete aguardaba la lie
gada del p%residente a la resi-
dencia del Baron de Roschild,
cerca del Palacio del Eliseo, y
cuando M. Doumerge lego, fu6
escoltado a la sala de exhibit
clones.
En- los momentos en- que 10
Sc Germaine lie entregaba ur
libro para que firmara, Sc oye,
ron cinco disparos y Doumer'
ge cay6 al piso con proyectileS
en- la frente, detras de una ore
ia Y en- uno de los hombros. Fs
rrere avanz6 para apoderarst
J del criminal y este lie dispart
tambien, h~iriendolo Ell TN bra
20; Guichard, que corri6 ha
cia ell asesino, tambien recibiC
una herida en- un braZo.
La policia Sc apoder6 de
hombre, ocupandole en- los DO
sillos otro revolver cargado
, POGO despues Sc lie identified
como Paul Gouguloff, de ma
cionalidad rusa, doctor en- me
dicina.
A toda prisa ell presidents
Doumerge fue trasladado a
hospital de Beaujon, donde 81
: lie practice una operation, pc
70 sus IA amos hcen temer III
fatal desenlace.
La primera persona en- Verl'
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
INVESTIGATE Ell GRAN JU-
RADIO LOS CARGOS He
CHOS CONTRA CASTOR
B. MEANS

Washington, Mayo 6.-Se
ha ordenado que ell gran jura-
do investigue los cargos hechos
contra CASTOR B. Means ex-
agente del ~departamento de
justicia, a quien Sc acusa de ha
Der obtenido Glen mil pesos
con falsas pretensiones. Ell
pr6ximo martes cOmparecera
ante un comisionado federal,
la Sra. Edward d. Mclean, es-
posa del editor del Washing
ton Post, quien dice haberle
entregado a Means 100000
bajo la promesa de que obten-
dria ell rescate del hijo del CO.
ronel Lindbergh.
Means pas6 la noche en- la
carcel, a corta distancia de la
zelda de un negro a quien Sc
ejecutara hoy por asesinato.
La Sra. Mclean, por conduc-
TO de sus abogados, sostiene
que Means lie pidio ell dinero
con la promesa de que 81 no lie
devolvia ell nino, lie devolveria
ell dinero.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
DE CUBA
(Viene de Ia LAP

que ALI existe, y dicen que al
gunos vivos siguen engahando
a los trabajadores pidiendo So
lidaridad que no remiten.
Hasta ahora las Gnicas orga-
nizaciones que han contribuid'
0a~a "A huelga son Ia Union d
Dependencies de Fonda V Res
taurant, obreros de la Havana
Electric, Sindicato de Motoris-
tas y Conductors, SYNDICATE de
Sombrereros, Sociedad de Con-
ductores de CarrOs y Camiones,
Union de Vendedores, Despali-
lladoras de Santa Clara, Cana
reros de Hoteles y la Nueva Fa-
brica de Hielo.
Tampa, hasta Ell ~presente, no
ha remitido nj I'm solo centa-
vo para ayudar a los huelguis-
tas.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
ALFONSO CAPONE Sc Liza
MA AHORA Ell NUN. 40826

Atlanta, mayo 5.-"Cara Cor
tada" Alfonso Capone es hoy en-
la penitenciaria de Atlanta ell
n1mero 40,886. Ell jefe de los
pandilleros de Chicago es aho-
"a otro de los 300 p~risioneros
que cumplen condena en- la pc
nitenciarfa federal de aqui. Ca
pone arrib6 anoche a la prisi6n,
siendo recibido por ell c~arcelero
Aderhold, que lie sometio a las
interrogaciones que demanda el
~reglamento del penal y lie do ell
numerc per ell cual sera reco-
nocido en- 10 successive.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06

Otros hablan mucho y no
hacen NADIA en- beneficio del
pueblo. Yo sirvo a mis- conciu-
dadanos y hablo POGO, tenien-
do por divisa la bondad y la
correction. ST listed quiere un
charlatan de Condestable, no
vote por mi; pero 81 quiere un
hombre consecuente, sensato
y morigerado, deme su vote en-
las primarias de JUNO Z. El
pueblo del distrito No. 2, in
cluyendo a West Tampa, me
conoce y me aprecia, y yo lie
conozco y lie aprecio.
Fred w. Newberger
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
FALSAS LAS CARTAS RE.
MITIDAS AL JEFE DE LA
JUDICIAL

Habana, mayo Clos taba.
queroS cubanos, Representatives
por su comit6 executive, no har
remitido cartas al iefe de la
policia judicial, en- ell sentido dc
que la huelga debe terminarse
Sostiene ell comit6 executive
que esas cartas, 81 ell iefe de IL
policia judicial las ha recibido
han sido escritas por hombres
ajenos a la lucha o por indivi.
duos al servicio De los manufa(
tureros.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
RUSSIA FIRMO UN TRATA-
DO CON ESTONIA

Moscu, mayo Clos pleni-
potenciarios de Russia y Estonia
firmaron hoy un tratado de no
aggression, por ell cual ambos PAL
ses Sc comprometen a arreglar
todas sus dificultades por me-
dios p~acificos.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
LA COLUMNA
AGrppaci6n de soci0s del
CirculO Cubano

Por orden del Sr. Presidente
otto a junta a los miembros d.
esta Agrupaci6n para ell viernes
6 del corriente, en- ell Circulo Gu
bano a las $3.50 de la noche. Es-
ia Junta es EXtraordinaria Y
deben de acudir, todos los MEM
bros de la Agrupaci6n.
Ell Secretario,
N. Permuy.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06

Sc NECESITAN seis hon.
bres que hablen ingles y espa-
mol para confiarles la venta de
un articulo productive. Sc re-
quiere seriedad Y experienced
comercial. Informa: George
Stephens, 167 Cass St. Arcade
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
LOS RUSOS BLANCOS TOR,
TURANDO A LOS ROJOS

Moscu, Mayo 6.-Un despa.
cho de Kahabarovsk, en- la ST
IBERIA, relata las torturas a que
fuer2n sometidos Glen ciuda-
danos del Soviet por los Ru-
sos Blancos. a los cuales fuo
ron entregados pOr gendarmes
japoneses en- Hardin, Manchu-
ria.
Entire los prisioneros figura
un Official russo del ferrocarril
del Este de China y su esposa.
Todos ellos fueron encadena-
dos y la tortura Sc les aplic6
d~erramandoles una solucion
de tabaco en- ell interior de la
nariz.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
MITIN EN- Ell CENTRIC O.
BRERO

Por este medic sc eta a los
miembros de la International
Labor Defense y a los trabaja-
dores en- general para la Junta
que tendra lugar hoy Viernes 6,
a las 8 p. m. Ell ell Centre Obre-
TO.
Por ell Comite de Defensa,
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06

I'm MEDICO RUSSO TRATO f6 ell primer ministro Tardieu
HOY DE ASESINAR Al y despu6s ell ex-ministro Jose
PRESIDENTE DE FRANCIA Caillau.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
RELOJES

Relojes rulseras de hombre,
Is rubies, orc enchapado,
Hlarco. verde o natural con
eadena brazale.e, especial
ahora $16.95
Un nuevo modelo de reloj
'ulsera de hombre marca
Tavannes, de Is rubies. va
"a S4250, ahora..-.-$29.45
OtroS reloies pulseras, de
hombre, desde $45 arriba
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
SENORAS

Reloies pulseras, orc blan-
60 s6'ido. II rubies, eran de
$4,000, ahora... $16.A5
De Is rubies, era de $500,
ahora $12.75
De ORC blanco enchapado, de
Is rubies era de S25, a $9.75
Otros r~elcjes de senoras, des
de- SEAS para arriba
Todos los precios de los
relojes de platino y djaman-
ties grandemente rebajados.
La gaceta., 1932-05-06

ANUNCIANDO AL PUEBLO
LATINO MI CANDIDATURA
PARA LA REELECTION CO.
MO CONDESTABLE DEL
DISTRITO MUM. 2
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
PLATA STERLING

Azucar Y crema, candele-
ros, candelabros, copas sa-
leros Y pim;enteros-.$4.95
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
Ola De LAS MADRES
DOMINGO MAYO8

listed no debe permitir que su madre este NAL YES
tida en- un da como ell del Domingo. Esta es una buena
resolution para practicar en- ell Dia de las Madres. Ella
necesita muchas cosas para usar, que probablemente han
sido pospuestas en- favor de otras necesidades de la fami-
LA; pero ell momento ha llegado de atenderla y compla-
cerla con Obsequios PRACTICES.
Estamos rrecarados para ayudar a listed y pode-
La gaceta., 1932-05-06
CARTERAS
PLATA STERLING

E.speciales
Vases, ccmpotas y platos
bon bon --$3.95
E~SpertaTes 10
La gaceta., 1932-05-06

mos sugerirle.... un nuevo
par de zapatos..... un nue.
vo traie de verano, me-
dias, una cartera, pleas
de ropa interior, panue-
los telas.....
Los precios son ahora
mas bajos que nunca.
Evening star., 1932-08-22
THAT is a pretty little desk E.
and only $l8.75. 1t is small, too
will just fit in the den"
Typical Values Exhibited in Our Model
Apartments and Furniture Display Rooms

ABOVE-Part of the living room in the smaller of
Model Apartments. The mahogany and gum desk, with
generous interior and secret drawers measures 36
inches high, 81 inches wide, 10 inches deep-$l875.
Wing Chair with figured denim cover and solid walnut
feet-$65. Occasional chair with walnut arms-$l475.
3-candle effect amp-$o; shade-$2. Prints (above
desk)-o5c each.
BELOW. left-Low. lounge type davenport with denim
upholstey-$60 Solid walnut Cor solid mahogany coffee
table with brass tipped feet-$4.75. 9xl22 Karashah
Amercan-Oriental rug-$79.50 Slight club lamp with
parchment paper shade-lamp, So; shade, $.75
FURNITURE
Evening star., 1932-08-22

RIGFiT-Lvng room group in the larger of our
Model Apartments. Red tapestry upholstered occasional
chair with carved solid walnut frame-$2475. Console
table with beautiful inlay and treatments So
Grondole mirror-$3.75.
BELOW. nght-Vanity and chest of drawers in 4
piece bedroom suite of Chinese Chippendae influence
and in an 'old world finish. Excellent mahogany and
gumwood construction 1885, with double bed; $235,
with twin beds.
BELOW, cener-China closet for small dinette or dining
room mahogany and gum-$55. Matching table, Of
marked Duncan Phyfe influence; brass tipped feet-s4o
Chars-$9 each.
Evening star., 1932-08-22

with that lamp and table and
our occasional chair we could
make an interesting group.
Lamp, S.; table, $40.
Evening star., 1932-08-22

1T is almost inconceivable how
they can make a bedroom suite
like that to sell for $98,5Q"
Evening star., 1932-08-22

That chair you advertised at
1915 looks just like one |
paid $22 for little while ago"
Evening star., 1932-08-22
offered in the
woodward e Lohrop
Sen,i-AnnuaI Selling

The hundreds who visited Model Apartments furniture display
furniture floor last week commented voby the
Selling values offered and the helpful which they displayed
We noticed wives shopping with their husbands and the
really surprised find such good dependable furniture atae designed
could be bought for such little money nd by Deferred Payment pan
could be bought conveniently
We fully believe this better styled better made furniture than before
such low prices See yourself What do YOU think the furniture
vaes Some the thoughts heard other people noted below
Evening star., 1932-08-22
Our New Deferred Payment Plan
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.

makes it easy to and en- joy fine home
furnishings. How this new plan works-on $l00
purchases, you may pay as little as $5.62 down,
and $5.o2 monthly for 1s months; SIS pur-
chases, you may pay as little as $6.o3 down. and
$603 monthly for IL months; on $50 purchases,
you may pay as little as $3.50 down, and $3.50
monthly for 6 months; on SIS purchases, you
may pay as little as S508 down and $5.08 monthly
for months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-05
To Make Good Soup
 Taste Much Better

It is often pleasant change to combine soups of different fiavors as beef and tomato, celery and chicken, pea and bouillon. Con- somme, bouillon, and diluted to- mato soup may be served hat, cold. or jellied. Jellied soup should be groken lightly with forks, or cut into cubes, and then piled into cups. Another attractive way to serve it is to place thinly-sliced layers of the jellied soup on fancy shaped, small pieces of buttered bread; garnish with olive slices or chopped hard.cooker egg, and serve as ap- petize rs. Change the personality of your soups occasionally by chang ing the seasonings. Do little ex- perimenting with Worcestershire sauce or other liquid seasoning, dried parsley, bay leaf, onion, eel cry, and meat extracts. The non- alcoholic flavorings. such as sherry and rum, give bouillon an epicurean flavor.
 Attractive garnishes and accom- paniments make soup twice as ap-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-05
REDUCING COST OF
 DAILY BUDGET
Proper Selection and Preparation Helps Out
 Considerably
WHAT CUTS TO CHOOSE

The cost of the family meal in many instances must be reduced to be kept within the present day budget. This reduction should be made cautiously for serving unbal. anced meals will prove most ex- pensive in the long run. The low cost menu to be adequate should be based on a highly protein food. such as meat. Protein is the only type of food that will keep the body in good condition.
 The less tender cuts of meat are just as efficient and furnish practi- cally the same amount of nutri- ents as the more expensive cuts. These less tender meats are rel atively in expensive and are an ex. cellent basis for substantial meals. They require long slow cooking in a tightly covered pot to make them truly delectable.
 Sausage is another meat often overlooked. This product as put out by a reputable producer con sists almost entirely of edible DOT ton which means no waste. Then there are the canned meats, which are inexpensive inasmuch as there is no waste and little labor re- quired in preparation.
 Bacon and other smoked meats as picnic shoulder, Ham Star De- lite and pork hooks are decidely inexpensive, highly satisfying and palatable when baked or cooked and served with winter vegetables
 Fresh tongue, beef heart, beef and lamb liver and kidney are ex- 1ft f@ They are high in food value and exceedingly valuable for their vit- amin and mineral content. These meats are usually very reasonable and the wise mother with young children and a minimum amount to be allowed for food includes these meats in the family diet at least once a week.
 Recipes suggesting some of the meats mentioned above are as follows:
 Liver Loaf
 Remove skin from one pound of beef liver, cut into slices and cook in boiling salted water for five minutes. Drain. put through the meat grinder and add:
 1 cup bread crumbs
 3 tablespoons tomato ketchup
 2-3 cup fresh pork, chopped
 tablespoon finely chopped
 !. onion
 egg, beaten
 Juice of 1-2 lemon
 Salt and pepper to taste.
 Mix well together and turn into baking pan lined with slices of bacon. Press the mixture firmly into the pan and lay strips of ba- con on top. Bake in moderate over 1 1-2 hours. Serves ,.
 Baked Stuffed Heart
 Buy either beef. mutton or pork heArt to the amount of four pounds. Wash heart and remove valves and arteries. Stuff with bread dressing seasoned with sage and onion. Rub with salt and pep per, roll in flour and brown in hot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-05

petizing. Among the possibilities are: minced green and red pepper shredded carrot, chopped parsley rings of hard-cooked egg white; cooked rice, tapioca. noodles, spa ghetti; dry cereals and pop corn; slices of lemon and orange-espe- cially goon in bouillon and mock turtle soup; whipped cream; grated cheese and chopped nuts: cheese straws and crisp crackers.-By Buelah V. Gillaspie in McCall's for February.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-05
Nine Ways To
 a Mans s Heart

Lamb Chops with Mushrooms: He Is sure to like the extra-thick, quick frosted Spring Lamb Chops pan broiled. Serve on rounds of toast with frosted mushrooms, (sauteed in butter) on top of each chop.
 Lima Bcans-Creamcd: It's no trouble to serve garden-fresh frost ed Baby Lima Beans when these beans come all shelled, and can be cooked in 25 minutes. Drain off all water-add a piece of butter, a lit- tie cream, and seasoning.
 Cherry Cobblcr: With quick frosted, rcd, ripe Sour Pie Cher ries, which come all pitted an old fashioned cobbler can be made in a jiffy. Sour Pie Cherries are now always in season.