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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED. : ROOMS. .
screened sleeping porches. awnings and
screened throuehout; Frigidaire, etc; avail
able for Summer months: 500 per month.
32".7 Adams Mil rd. Phone co. 00h9
FROM JUNE Il. FOR SUMMER-CLEVE-
land P"rk-S rooms. 3 baths: high. cool
location: comfortable house: 500 per mo.
Cleveland 0S4O. 330S 35th st. NV. i
S75. .00-NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Nearly new; 4 bed rooms. :! baths; brick;
beautiful shady grounds GEorgia .!G6l.
CHEVY CHASE-DETACHED. ROOMS.
bath. 1st-f1oor lavatory: garage; electric
refrigeration; cool corner house; June >
to Sept. ] 3: reas. rental. Phone EN-. 81 .
CHEVY CHASE HALF BLK. EAST CONN
ave--S rooms . baths sleeping porch
garage June l TO Oct. l. 500 per mo
3158 Mckinley st. CL. 0I42. -
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed proposals for Alterations to the
Dairy Husbandry Building. University Of
Maryland. will be opened at the office Of
Howard w. Cutler. Architect. ll0s Six
tsenth Street N W.. at 3 O'Clock. June 9TH.
Plans and specifications are now available.
bid bond in the amount OF l5Fo OF the
proposal is required with each proposal.
All bidders and their sub-bidders must
comply with all codes OF fair competition
signed or to be signed. and further must
comply with all regulations and provisions
imposed through the National Public Works
Administration. The owners reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids.
HOWARD w. CUTLER. A. I A..
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. OFFICE OF
the Director. National Geological Park
Washington, D. c. May %. 1884 Sealed
proposals Will be received at this Office until
CLOCK IN. OH the Sth day Of June
1894. and then opened. for letting a con-
tract foT the operation and maintenance
Of tne Teireshment stand III the National
Z0oloeicsl Park for the 3-year period July
], 1874 10 June 30 1897. inclusive In ac-
cordance with Information for ProSpec-
tive Sldders. copies of which may be OBJ
talntd al the Once OF The Director Ma
tlohal Geological Park.
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FOR RENT. ON POTOMAC RIVER, Be
bath. electricity and kitchenette: 500
month without kitchenette. $50: suitable
lor :; meals nearby. Address Box 80. *,
Star office.
ON POTOMAC RIVER l MILE BELOW
Marshall Hall. Md-Size. 100 IT. on water
'front.'. 300 1t. deep; excellent building sites;
easy terms. Inspection invited Address
BOX ..JS-X, Star office. CO. G2SG.
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CHAPTER Nv.
WHAT HAS HAPPENED so FAR.

Rose ~nn AIlen. ems American @ % dancer 1 "f in
Shanghai cafe, has met and married
Harvey Therrold. the neer-do-well son OF
y wealthy American family After Harvey S
death in the Orient. Rose returns with
her 3-year-old daughter Kitten TO the
small town Of Catherw0od, in America,
where HarVey.s family owns large silk
mother. two daughters barbara and
Ursula and jeffrey. the elder son. are
ncensed at the marriage and refuse TO
have anything to do with her. Miss Abby
spInster aunt of the young Therrolds. is
secretly delighted at the familys dis
comIture.
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SALE-SUBURBAN


WELL LOCATED HOME ON STATE ROAD.
l0 rooms. large porches, sarage. barn and
chicken run; fruit shrubbery and garden.
oak shade one or more acres; 3 miles
north OF Bethesda Bank. Also lot or acre
age at low price and terms. Phone
Bradley 1GG-R at noon or after pm.
NEARBY vIRGINIA-s RMS, ANIL 3
blks. Rosslyn street car. $500 cash. bal
ance like rent. NE. 1900; EN-. O2l8. =
BEAUTIFUL 3 ACRE TRACTS ON cE-
menT ross so 39 dnih per acre; Sd9o Eash
Annandale. Va. at end Of Columbia Pike. :
EDARvILLE VIA BRANDYWINE-
Known as the Cooke PLACE. Inquire at
Willett's store for key: lS a.: on gravel
road few It; of macadam rd:; 6-rm
water: outbldgs bargain price and terms
or rent S!2.5o mo 4-rm house. "a a..
Md Park-New Roadway: 5-rm. house
and 5-rm. bunsalow; our signs on prop
erty Inspect and make offer. Will trade
n n Il sYoN CO.. s.. 1915 II. Y. Ave. MA. 1907.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TAKOMA-4-RooM APT. 33 CARROLL
ave. S35; heat and gas free. one square
cars and stores. SH. 3076.
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SALE--HOUSES.

JUST ABOUT COMPLETED. A REAL
brick bungalow with slate roof and built
in garage rooms and bath Oh frst
floor: 2 rooms and bath on second floor.
> open fireplaces recreation room IN Gel
lar The price is much less than dupli-
cation. See me at once. M. b. Weaver.
WAPLE X JAMES. INC.
DI 931- CI. 1914
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

FOR COLORED.
$50 .OO-631 End ST. NV.
lst-Floor Apt. . Rms. Kitchen and Bath.
$40 000-1033 21St ST. NV.
4 Rooms. Kitchen and Bath.
S45. .00-1S:l 4th ST. NV.
Rooms. Kitchen and Bath.
18th & K. CAFRTTZ. DI. 9OS0.
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WANTED-APARTM
RENT OR SUBLET FURNISHED APART-
ment. northwest section. by two reSpon-
sible young men: not over $50 per month
Address Box 369-X, Star office.
WILL SUBLET ONE ROOM. KIT. BATH
IN downtown section; reasonable. Address
Box 37S-X. Star ofice.
WANTED-BASEMENT APT. Sl5-S25.
within zone bounded by 18th. 18th and
Que SITS. NV. Phone PO 4341.
WANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
with kitchenette and bath; preferably
downtown; reasonable. Address Box
lS5-X. Star ONCE 30
APARTMENT FURNISHED, ROOMS
Kitchen and bath; not over $40. Address
Box 352-X Star ofice :3O'
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SALE HOUSES.

CHEVY cHAsE-ssa5o; NEW DETACHED
f5iff ha is ne buy Of eRs
TAKoMA PARK. MD, 33l, BALTIMORE
ave.-S6.75O; $1,000 cash. balance. terms.
New 8-room brick bungalow. steel sash
concealed radiation. elec. refrieeration:,
sd Sosi4oe 0o'e sno s. pApoT. er builder At ~
CHEVY CHASE-coRNER; Ss.95O; NEW
house condition: rooms bath maid
iowerine shrubs. boxwood. shade and fruit
| trees. wisconsin 306S.
COMFORTABLE FAMILY HOME. LARGE
yard for playground; 9 rooms bath, rs large
smi. oil burner. automobile or delivery
wagon shed for ) cars; near schools. car
ns and owse SSs 5 NSw as9 remsfs eG
hsEe sar9ip 75o cash al 50 Lee ees sE %
1900 21st st. NV. Po. 2s29.
LOOK NEW DETACHED BRICK, So $50.
section. Mr. BAILEY. Adams 47s6.
NEW 2-sTORY DET. BRICK, HOUSE;
liv room 14x2O. entrance hall. Price.
Wis oPsn aps on DAILY eRs sns sysnesf csase Blvd
blocks south Bradley lane) MARROW
BEECH CORP. ME. 1170.
DETACHED BRICK AND FRAME HOUSE
3 bed rooms fully equipped kitchen. Cor
iNs neT 4ss and 6%i,dea earrISen pecatsF s5s 9s M
IT,.
new BRICK -and-frame home containing
| z large rooms baths and cool sleeping
| porch; many new. attractive features; con-
! yenjently located in group Of massive
shade trees. National 1898 until pm.
| FORMER PRICE S2.75O. NOW ONLY
| S5a5O. 1884 10th st. n;w.-S-r. and b.
brick. h.-w.h,;, eIec; pew-house s,l, condition 81,
for owners. DI. 45oS.
GROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE IN
oood W section: no alley or garage;, II
you want a bargain call Mr.. JONES, Ma
| 5000.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BARGAIN
S5,750--d rooms and bath. hot-water
front front porch. ST 600 cash. balance like
rent Call at once. II you want to have
an opportunity to purchase this home.
'"i WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1929 14th st. NV. DI. 3347.
BURLErTH SPECIAL.
$3.50.
English cottaee-type home. six rooms.
bs tn: deep lot with Summer terrace. rose
garden. garage. Cleveland 1857.
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WOODRIDGE-S5. $50.

WOODRIDGE-SD.T :
Not far from r. l. ave. ne. this
Charming 5-rm. and bath bunsalow has
been put into new W-house condition. Oak
floors. new gas range. front ana rear
porches Well located and good buy.
NEW NV. DETACHED-S9.S 800.
All-brick construction with slate roof.
This home is the latest thing III modern
design. > baths. attic finished into
large recreation room 3 bed rms, open
fireplace concrete porch. garage. Every
thing you want i'll an up-to-date kltcncn'
breakfast porch and cleo refrigeration.
PRICE REDUCED T0-SIn.95o.
In Shepherd Park-This fine corner
property has been greatly reduced In price
for prompt sale There is den or
library with private toilet and lavatory on
the st fl. 3 bed rms. and bath on End H. ;
, pOrCheS automatic heat. elec. Teirlg
viii take small down payment from good
party. -
GRAHAM & OGDEN.
Realtors.
313 Woodward Bldg. Alex. once
National 1853. sos King 81
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T THIS period OF her life Billy
n Scalminini had doomed on
II Roses horizon as an angel OF
1 \ deliyerance: rather effective
disguise for Billy, were you IA
miliar with the unSay0ry reputation
Of the little man.
He owned sporty night club in the
European section OF Shanghai. and
when he offered TO put her on his EN-
tertainment program as dancer Rose
had eagerly snatched at the prospect
Of work offered.
The recording angel had plenty
checked up against the moral account
of Billy Salminlni. He had done
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EXCHANGE.

IX-ROOM HOUSE IN AsHEVILLE. N. c.
VIII trade for real estate in ID. c. or near
by suburb. Call Mr.. WOLBERG. DI. :i2ss
l4O7 K st. NV
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AUTO LOANS.

HIGH-GRADE CAMP FOR GIRLS, ON
Chesapeake Bay. Riding. outdoor activi-
ties. MRS. j H. ALBURTIS. WI. 423O.
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SALES-SUBURBAN.


BRICK BUNGALOW. ROOMS. TILE
bath with shower real fireplace ami:
over "a acre IN large trees Reds Grove.
Mclean. Va. BY owner and builder. II.
A. DARNE. Clarendon s52-F-23. 3l'
EXCELLENT VALUE; : r.. BATH. GAS,
cleo, furnace; large lot. shade. flowers
t1ne residential location. close in. Price.
S4.I50; easy terms. Call MRS. CHAM
BERS. Walnut y:i4U.
KENSINGTON MD
4-room house on lot 75x2l0 at 50 100.
Small cash payment and bslance $50
KENsINGToN REALTY CO.
Night WI 2;i33-Open Holidays. ].
JUST LIKE NEW.
Slx-room semi -bunsalow. ami: 2-car
garage; lot 50xl5U. Building lot as down
payment MAYNOR. 2GO5 Brentwood I'd.
ne. North 4:i:sS
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HON F.
Sl5,000-New- house condition. ami; z
rooms = tile baths. all-rlectric
kitchen. G. E. oil furnace. stone
fireplace, 3-Car garage, maid 5
quarters stable and chicken
house; } TO 20 acres available.
VIII consider trade on desirable
town house. J CONGER New
port Mill rd., near KensinstoE.
Nd. Phone KenSIngton 3G1 or
office, District ~ 10
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS
RENT-STORAGE SPACE.

LARGE ROOM FOR STORAGE. Isx3o, 10
II. high. brick; suitable Tor storing fur
nlture, very reasonable. Phone Lincoln
5l4l. lll2 4th ST Sc
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

Price, $4,000; will finance, reasonable
cash. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO. Ma. U:i5u
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SALE-FARMS,
SALE-LOTS,

LARGE BUILDING LOT, HYATTSVTILE
Hills. near bus and high school; dvid.
into four Soft. lots. Also four lots Nc.
Kinley ave; S400. Greenwood 25l4.
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REAL. ESTATE LOANS.

SNAIL PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVICE.
tape. DR.. A HENRY. Inc. 1016 d. nv.
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WANTED-LOTS
SUMMER CAMPS.

4O-FT. FRONT. MUST BE REASONABLE
Cash Address Box 32l-V. Star
office.
Evening star., 1934-04-27
Loe,u's Palace.
Accenting Color in the Eyes
BY LOIS LEEDS.

and eyelash makeup,
as well as eye shadow, II used
artistically and with discretion,
IL will accent the colorings Of the
eyes and add to their beauty.
When using eye makeup, milady
must remember the general rule, how
ever-a little for daytime wear and
more coloring in the evening, when
lights are soft. Though this is true
for all makeup, it applies especially
to eye shadow and makeup on the
brows and lashes. Using this too
heavily for daytime, street wear or
during business hours shows poor
taste. But in the evening, for party
or a dance under yellowish or rose
colored artificial lights, makeup is
more hattering.
When shaping the eyebrows or
tweezing out scraggly eyebrows, one
must keep in mind not only the con-
tour of the natural eyebrow but the
fact that eyebrows should harmonic
with the shape and contour of the lips.
The perfect cupid's bow mouth needs
well-defined brow arch to harmonic
with the lips. The space between the
brows should be rather wide. Narrow.
hairline brows are not becoming when
the lips are rather full and promi-
nent. Heavy brows, on the other
hand, do not harmonic with the
thin-lipped person. The girl who has
long. tapering upper lip with up
turned corners, should groom her
eyebrows in long and tapering lines,
with slight arch at the corners. 1r-
regular lips following no definite
shape call for a tapering eyebrow
with a slightly higher bulge at the
center and tapering at the end. Very
fine slender brows are appropriate
when the lips are very thin and
shapely
If your eyebrows need plucking,
first apply hot congresses to soften
the pores, then tweeZe each hair with
a quick jerk from where the scraggly
hairs grow. Keep an imaginary
arch of the eyebrow in your mind
and do not pluck out too many at
one place. Use absorbent cotton and
sponge with alcohol or witch-hazel
several times while you are removing
the unwanted hairs. Brush the brows
into place with small eyebrow
brush moistened with olive oil or bril-
uantine.
When mascara Is used to impart q
darker hue to the lashes, it Is a good
plan to apply a little vaseline or oil
before doing so. Then cut a piece
Of paper the shape Of large bean
and hold it under the lashes while
you brush on the coloring. Do not
get it into the eyes. Afterward take
your little finger and separate the
lashes by stroking them upward.
When eye shadow is used, select
suitable shade, depending upon the
color Of your eyes. Brown and green
ish brown for brown and hazel eyes,
Evening star., 1934-04-27
Secrets Of Angel Food Cake
BY EDITH M. BARBER.

angel food. A sponge cake of this
sort has a fine, close texture and Is
very tender.
am, however, very fond Of an easy,
inexpensive sponge cake which calls
for only three eggs. am including
the recipe today.
My grandmother taught me to
make a cake Of this sort when was
very little girl-in fact, this was
the first thing helped make in the
kitchen. Perhaps kitchen is the wrong
word because in the Summertime we
took the eggs, which must be beaten
with the sugar with a silver fork for
Is minutes, to the porch for sociabili-
tvs sake. Now, when I make the
same sponge cake, I beat the eggs
five minutes or less with a rotary
beater.
Angel Food Cake-One cupful sifted
pastry or cake flour. One cupful egg
whites. One-fourth teaspoonful salt.
Three-fourths teaspoonful cream Of
tartar. One-fourth teaspoonful al
mond extract. One cupful sifted
granulated sugar.
Sift -four once, measure, and sift
flour four more times Beat egg
whites and salt with egg beater. When
foamy add cream Of tartar. Continue
beating until the eggs are stif1 but not
dry. Fold In sugar. little at time.
Add fiavoring. Fold in -four the
same way. Pour batter into angel
food pan and bake in a slow oven
Evening star., 1934-04-27

She knew that her clothes today
needed to be practical and yet she
was young enough to want them to be
exciting as well.
She chose wisely when she picked
out a light gray tweed suit. With
this suit she found she could wear
brown or black hats and shoes. She
could change her gloves and bag to
match her hat. But her blouses could
be almost any color.
She chose a yellow slip-over sweater
an orange linen blouse. black linen.
a black and white seersucker and q
pink blouse. She chose an acetate
blouse in blue and a stunning one
in brown. flne-waled pique.
With one suit she was then able
to present different picture every
day for week. And Just selecting
them had perked and rested her.
Evening star., 1934-04-27


Il buys pig poke phrase goes
n for solomon himself eould oss how
her but sometimes it works miracle that
cob s are lay oveny s who never even hang up Their own
% ss % we @ are into
There foolish frivolous fappers who always the who
settle down into the most sad and serious homebodes
domestic girls for their pies and their cakes who
beautifully
vnsaTs
after they have got their man.
altar There no rule by de s tine
female leopard does change her spots sometimes after marriage
pretty
VIII viii make ' ''-''- ''''''' gu
NOW young contemplating marmony very
thing that should notice about girl would be her expression
stress xe % as s D lie s 5e @ violet % M and lines a
mouth
eyes harda lines mouth
pevh and fetful should that had been
regard her husband nothing but slave supply her and
RUr girls expression gentle soodnatured
the Of easy pleasant
to live with who makes cheerful companion and who laughs things
of instead OF going into Mysteries over them
girl change dumpy figure slim one salow
complexion into one she can change the color
'0' no " can
THEN would observe
- she little grabenhem everything
for herself whether she dressed like daily hint while
her mother looked she had nhed ragbas
e:, p
little sister and brother to they sd out Of the Like
scared rabbits when she
should know that the girl who has her heel her lys
walks roushod mere husband and should be
the henpecked
in his house But girl mothers little helper If
fathers slippers by
will thinks
her and will spoil her husband to death.
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(325 degrees Fahrenheit) for one
hour. Remove from oven and invert
pan.
Real Sponge Cake-Five eggs sepa-
rated. One-fourth teaspoonful salt.
One cupful sugar. Three tablespoon
fuls lemon juice. Two tablespoonfuls
grated lemon rind. One cupful cake
-four.
Beat the egg whites with the salt
until stif1, but not dry. Fold in the
sugar. Fold in the well-beaten egg
yolks. Add the lemon juice and rind.
Fold in the -four Bake in a cake pan
in a slow oven 1925 degrees Fahren-,
heit) one hour.
inexpensive Sponge Cake-Three
eggs. One cupful sugar. One cupful
cake flour One teaspoosful baking
powder. Salt. One-fourth cupful cold
water.
Break the eggs into a bowl, add the
sugar and beat together 10 minutes
Add the dry ingredients, which have
been sifted together, alternately with
the water. Bake in cake pan in slow
over (325 degrees Fahrenheit) for
about one hour.
Copyright, 1934)
Evening star., 1934-04-27

blue or violet eye shadow for blue,
gray or violet eye coloring. Use the
little finger to apply the eye shadow
and do not get it on too thickly but
smooth it evenly over the upper lid.
When the eyebrows are too light or
the browline needs lengthening, taper
ing or thickening, an eye pencil may
be used. Dark brown is better than
the Jet black for this purpose. Make
a line with the eye pencil under the
lower lid to the outer corner Of the
eye. Brush the eyebrows into place
again and brush the eyelashes up
ward. Very little is necessary to OBJ
tain the desired result.
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Tasty Dish.

Mix one tablespoonful Of butter
with one tablespoonful Of -four in q
saucepan and heat the ingredients
slowly. When thoroughly mixed, add
milk enough for the desired consis-
tency a little at time, and one
fourth pound of cheese which has
been cut into small pieces Season
with salt and pepper. Cook the de-
sired number Of slices of bacon. The
fat from the bacon may be used in
stead of the butter if wished. Put
two slices Of bacon on a slice Of toast,
pour the cheese sauce over it, and
garnish with stuffed, sliced olives.
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Quick Dinner.

Into a glass baking dish put one
cupful Of sliced onions and three large
Or five small sliced carrots, salt and
pepper to taste, and on top Of which
place one pound Of round steak cut in
one thick piece, and which has been
rubbed with one tablespoonful Of
shortening or butter. Pour one small
can Of tomatoes over all. Bake IN q
moderate oven for one and one-haH
hours. Serve with hot rolls or biscuits.
Leftover chicken or liver may be SUBJ
stituted for the steak. If desired. This
recipe serves five persons.
Evening star., 1934-04-27
Handkerchiefs.

If you need a decorative little silk
handkerchief to give a finishing touch
to a new dress. get remnant Of silk,
cut on a small square, and picot the
edges. You will find the result SO
satisfactory that you can have a large
supply of gay, dainty little handker-
chiefs by using these remnants, which
cost very little, and those made Of COL
ored voile or washable crepe are as
useful as they are ornamental.
Evening star., 1934-04-27

don't need to pretend We are still
very much in love with each other
because we really are and no pre-
tense is needed. All right Ill get
a new outfit for Spring and let's hope
1t makes me look as nice as I did
when you first met me-"
ID those days five years back Lois
had not needed to buy with as much
caution as she did now. She didn't
have a home and two children then.
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Nancy Page
Gray Useful in Suits. Happy
With Many Colors.
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.

7 OIS was out buying new clothes.
- She declared she felt too tired and
looked too tired even to think about
clothes, but Roger insisted that she
purchase a new Easter outfit. "Come
on, Lois, want to go to church with
you on Easter Sunday and want
you to forget the baby and Ann. Let's
pretend we are two carefree young
folks. interested in all sorts of things"
Lets pretend that you and r.
Lois stopped and corrected herself.
mo that would not be true We
Evening star., 1934-04-27
Dorothy Dix Says
What Kind of Wife Will She Make?-
That's What Every Man Wants to
Know About a Girl.

CORRESPONDENT asks "1s there young man car
tell what kind of wife girl will make? And how?" Every
man who marres buys pig in poke as the old phrase goes
for not Solomon himself could fore how any girl will
marriage Generally, Of it does materially
character,
Evening star., 1934-04-27
MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.

MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Stewed Prunes.
Dry Cereal with Cream.
Baked Sausages.
Spider Corn Cake.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Escalloped Rice and Tomatoes.
Baking Powder Biscuits.
Irish Moss Blanc Mango.
Waters.
Tea.
DINNER.
Macaroni Soup.
Fried Pork Chops.
Mashed Pototoes.
Creamed Turnips.
Fruit Salad.
Mayonnaise Dressing.
Crackers. Cheese.
Coffee.
SPIDER CORN CAKE.
One and two-thirds cups gran
ulated cornmeal. u cup flour.
cup sour milk, / cup sweet milk,
2 eggs, l teaspoon soda, l tea
spoon salt, 3 tablespoons sugar.
Beat the eggs, add the sweet and
sour milk, sugar, meal, flour and
salt. Dissolve the soda in a tea.
spoon Of hot water and add to
mixture. Stir well. Heat the
spider hot, put in tablespoons
butter, which will grease it well.
Pour in the batter and on top
pour 1 cup sweet milk, but do
not stir. Bake in hot oven 30
minutes. Cover If getting too
brown. When done there will be
q streak Of custard through it.
RICE AND TOMATOES.
Two cups tomatoes, 2 cups
boiled rice, l teaspoon salt, "a
teaspoon paprika, tablespoons
chopped onions. Il cup chopped
celery, "a cup breadcrumbs, 4
tablespoons butter, melted; ia
blespoons chopped parsley. Mix
ingredients and pour into but
tered baking dish. Bake 20 min
utes. Serve in dish in which
baked. Serves six.
MACARONI SOUP.
One quart brown soup stock,
salt, pepper, "a cup macaroni
broken in half-inch pieces. Cock
macaroni in boiling. salted vs.
ter until soft. Drain and add to
stock heated to boiling point.
Season with salt and pepper,
(Copyright, 1e34.)
Evening star., 1934-04-27

seams, pleatS, tucks,
etc. Hundreds Of
money-saving, time
saving uses. Guaran-
teed satisfactory re-
suits or money back.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-11-30
FARMERS MAY CERTIFY SEED
CORN

This year the Maryland Seed Ger
LITIGATION Board offers to certify seed
corn on the same basis as for wheat,
following the same rules.
The first inspection would involve
visiting the farm and farmer to de-
termine the variety Of corn, it's
source, it's purity, and probability of
remaining pure in the surroundings
grown. Later there will be one or
more bin inspections and inspec-
lions of samples here at College for
termination.
That would make varieties eligible
that are well established. This in
cludes such well known varieties as
the Boone, Johnsons, Reid's Golden
Queen, Lancaster County. Sure Crop,
and some others not so well known.
Mixtures Of varieties could not be
certified, but we may have them on a
list of good seed if their condition
justifies this.
Anyone interested may get in
touch with the County Agent at
Elkton.