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The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
BUILDING ROADS THE SHORTEST ROUTE

TT interesting that the Of Quincy actively protest
ing the highway departments proposal cut that
muniy off the projected Burke highway The high
way department claims that by missing the short distance
will save the of two miles of construction
This just the the situation which Nespeem faces
the proposed Oma LakeCambe cutoff road Grand
Coue DAM This would be several miles longer than the
Omak Nespee road from the Okanogan valley the da
the highway from the agency with which would
The proposed road from Okanogan would miss Nspeem by three
miles, touch the edge of the timber will
the mineral Of the region This despite the fact that
E. Banker director of the department Of conservation and
development and has for time advocated market
roads open up the natural resources of the districts
The Omak Dsaute Nepelem road fufs all the requisites of
feasibility addition the fact that work already has been
done the and planned by the Indian department
the shortest and in addition opening up the natural
of the district would Nespeem with the Cache
creek road to state highway No and the San Poll highway
This is sharp the Omak lake route which winds
YEARLY tortuous wsy reeless district racked by
Billiards in the winter and bistering heat in the
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
CRANBERRIES
BY j. I. Rowntree, Professor Of
Home Economics, University of
WASHINGTON

Home Economics, University of
Washington
Some foods are eaten to improve
the health; to increase resistance to
disease, to stimulate growth; others
are included in the diet because of
their appetizing, colorful, pleasure
promoting qualities. Cranberries
belong in this class. Their tartness,
their brilliant color, their texture,
the association with the cheer and
merriment of Thanksgiving and
Christmas stimulate not ones phySi-
cal condition and metabolic pro-
cesSes, but the higher centers. There
ought to be a few healthy, well
balanced Americans of good lineage
who still eat for enjoyment, who do
not have to worry over vitamin,
mineral or protein content, the ash
residue, or the laxative qualities of
each food that is presented.
For such as these, cranberries. If
eating has become merely a means
Of improving the blood, frightening
the bones, stimulating the adrenals,
governing the thyroid or dominating
probably have more value. Gran
berries are for those who eat for
pure pleasure.
It should be noted that the plea
sure Is not fraught with danger to
health. There are no undesirable
qualities about the cranberry. It
contains small amounts of uuinic
and benzoic acid which is combined
and eliminated via the kidneys. Re-
cent work at Massachusetts State
College has shown that one to two
ounces of cranberries produce only
slight changes in urinary acidity.
Since this quantity would make from
two to five ounces of cranberry
sauce, One-foutrh to two-thirds of q
cup and since few lovers of cram
berries would eat more than one
half cup of sauce at once, one can
conclude that the effect on urinary
acidity can be ignored.
AS sometimes served cranberries
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
RELIEF MONEY ALLOCATED
TO WASHINGTON FOR MARCH

OLYMPIA, March 8. CUP With
the understanding the Washington
legislature would provide relief
funds before adjournment, the fed
eral relief administration today al
lotted $749, $50 to Washington for
March relief work.
The allotment was received today
from Aubrey Williams, assistant fed
eral relief director. It was expected
to carry the state until March Is,
when the legislature was slated to
adjourn.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
MAN WINS
CHEESE JUDGING CONTEST

WASHINGTON STATE COL
LEGE, Pullman, March 4-Vic
Picard of. the Okanogan Creamery
won first place in the individual
judging contest for cottage cheese
held in connection with the eighth
annual Institute of Dairying at
Washington State college, February
Is to 49,
The institute is an annual short
course and conference for all men
interested in the dairy industry Of
the Pacific Northwest. More than
100 men registered for the institute.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
SELECTION OF GARDEN SEED
IMPORTANT FOR SUCCESS

PULLMAN--(UP) ~ Selection Of
garden seed adapted to conditions
in washington contributes as much
to the success of a garden as the
cultural practices, points out John
g. Snyder, state college extension
horticulturist.
Seed should always be purchased
from reliable seed house, prefer
ably within the territory where the
vegetables are to be grown. This
will usually insure seed adapted to
local conditions and save both time
and money.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
FAVOR LAST YEARS EXEMPTION

F interest many local people and others Okanogan county
~ who mining claims is the introduction congress of a
bill H R. 447 by K Hill which provides for suspension Of
assessment work claims owned by veterans
Opinion here is largely against the BILL because approaches
closely class legislation believed that if there going be
suspension of work for this year. should be the
line last year, exempng only those who did pay fed
eral income tax for the previous year.
Several Nepelem claim urging their representatives
congress oppose the bill.
NESPELEM FACES HUGE BUILDING PROGRAM
INVOLVEMENT that the ALLEGATION for Nespeems school
"a building had been boosted $4,000 the
aside for important projects be constructed Nepeem
than quarter million dollars An ALLEGATION of 100000 al
ready has been made for the hospital and quarters for doctors
and
No other community this section Of the faces such large
scale building program Large cities would enthusiastically welcome
either the projects which be put underway here the
future.
quarter million dollar construction program will
vital smuant local trade and the completed buildings will fill
serious need. a
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look mortified. Whatever the recipe

look mortified. Whatever the recipe
cranberries should be red. not
maroon or purple. Cooking for q
short time at fairly low tempera-
ture insures the brilliant red color.
If one wishes to keep the berries
whole, cooking in syrup made OF
equal parts of sugar and water will
do the trick. On the other hand, If
broken cranberries are desired or If
they are to be sieved or strained,
cooking in water alone will break
them up.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
STATE COLLEGE LIBRARY
PRESERVES NEWSPAPERS

WASHINGTON STATE COL
LEGE, Pullman-How the State
College hbrary's collection Of news
papers serves as a supplementary
file for newspaper publishers was
Illustrated recently in a novel way.
Harold v. Murray, town clerk of
Oakville. searched in vain for a
copy of his city,s ordinance No. 81,
the official copies Of which had been
destroyed when the local newspaper
plant burned. Finally he appealed
to the State College librarian. ",The
ordinance was published wrote
Murray, Gin the Oakville Cruiser
between the dates of July q and
August Oath, 1928" With this clue.
the ordinance, which established q
local improvement district guaranty
fund, was found in the August 8,
1928 issue Of the paper and a copy
made and sent to Murray.
The 1000 bound volumes of news
papers, containing approximately
248, 300 daily or weekly issues, in the
State College library, includes prac-
tically q complete file from 1915 to
date OF nearly every city or county
newspaper in the state of Washing
ton. This file is used regularly by
research workers searching for ma
terial on the early life of famous
men or on the history of the state
and Its local communities.
Built UP by the librarian, w. w
Foote. since his arrival at the col
lege In 1915, the newspaper collec-
ton In the State College library
which is largely the result Of COM
plimentary copies sent regularly by
the publishers, is the largest and
most complete general collection Of
newspapers west of the Rockies and
probably west of the Mississippi.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
NOTED EXPLORER TO SPEAK
AT TEACHERS CONVENTION

SPOKANE DR.. Robert May
nard Hutchins, president Of the
University of Chicago, and DR.. Roy
Chapman Andrews, noted traveller
and lecturer, will be among the out
standing speakers at the 38th an
nual convention of the Inland En-
pire Education association in Spo-
kane, April 8, 4 and 5, according to
James A. Burke, secretary.
DR.. Andrews will speak at the
state armory the night of April
and DR.. Hutchins the night of April
4.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06

Spinach Savoy. Victoria. New
Giant Leaf.
Squash -(winter) Table Queen,
Kitchenette, Hubbard (green, blue
or golden).
Sweet Corn--(early and mid-sea-
SOM Golden Bantam, Early Gem,
(late) Country Gentleman, Ever
green, Golden Giant.
Tomatoes -Earliana, John Baer,
Marglobe, Bonny Best, Break o.
Day.
Turnip- Purple Top, White Globe,
Early White Milan, Purple Top Mi
Ian,
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time in more than 20 years the
dairy industry is faced with well
organized effort by the oleomargar-
Inc manufacturers to break down
federal oleomargarine law.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
Pick Right Seed
For Good Gardens
Varieties Must Be Adapted To
Conditions In Washington To
Produce Best Results

SelectlOn OF garden seed aQapCed
to conditions in Washington con-
tributes as much to the success of
a garden as the cultural practices
points out John G. Snyder, State
College extension horticult,lrist. The
average gardner is forced to select
vegetables almost wholly on basis
of attractive names or glowing de-
scriptionS when confronted by the
hundreds of varieties listed in the
usual seed catalogue. Since not
more than two or three varieties Of
each vegetable meet requirements in
this state or can be raised with any
degree of success some guide is nee
essary.
Care is likewise necessary in the
purchase of the seed after the
proper varieties have been selected.
Seed should always be purchased
from a reliable seed company pre-
ferably within the territory where
the vegetables are to be grown. Buy
ing seed from reliable local concerns
will usually insure seed better
adapted to local conditions as well
as saving considerable time. Al
though seed in the bulk is cheaper
than in the packaged form, bulk
seed must usually be checked more
closely for termination and purity.
The following list contains what
may be considered some OF the best
| varieties for general conditions In
Washington and include a few that
should prove valuable or are worthy
of a trial. Every seed order should
include some vegetables such as
broccoli, spinach, chard and other
vegetables particularly high in min
eral and vitamin content. Most of
these varieties are listed in stand
ard seed catalogues.
| Asparagus Martha Washington.
Beans (snap, green, bush) String
less Green Pod, Gima bush Oregon
Giant Lima, (pole) Kentucky Won
der, Oregon Giant.
Beets-Detroit Dark Red, Early
Egyptian, EARLY Wonder.
Broccoli st. Valentine.
Brussels Sprouts Long Island
improved.
Cabbage (early) Copenhagen
Market, (mid-season) Golden Acre
and Succession, Qate) Danish Ball
head
Carrots (table) Danvers, Half
Long, Chantenay.
Cauliflower- Snowfall.
Celery Golden Self Branching.
Chard-Lucullis, Rainbow.
Cucumbers-(s mall pickling) Bos-
ton Picking and Chicago Picking,
(slicing and dilD long Green, Long
fellow, White Spine.
Egg Plant Black Beauty.
Endive- White Curled, Broad
Leaved Batavian.
Kale- (edible) Dwarf Green
Curled.
Lettuce-(heaO New York.
Muskmelons- Hearts of Gold,
Rocky Ford, Burrells Gem.
Onions Yellow Globe Danvers.
Red Wetherfield, White Portugal.
Parsley-Moss Curled, Hamburg.
Parsnips Hollow Crown.
as-(early) Gradus, Surprise,
Alaska. Hundred Fold, Qate) Alder
man, Improved Telephone, Strate-
gem dwarf.
Peppers Ruby King, Large Bell.
World Beaten.
Pumpkins-(winter) Small Sugar.
Winter Luxury.
RadiShes-Scarlet Clogs, Icicle.
acknowledgements, Victoria.
Rutabaga-American Purple Top
Golden Heart.
Salsify-Mammoth Sandwich Is
LAND.
time in more than 20 wears the
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
COMMUNITY METHODIST
CHURCH

Stereoptican views - Sunday,
March 10, on Asia missionary work
-7:30 p. m. '1
Board meeting Wednesday, $3.50
p. m. at the parsonage. AL members
please come. "a
20. H. Schneider, Pastor.
La opinión., 1935-05-11

uno de d~iferente e%stilo.. Los nor
bres de esos euadros apareeen
on Of %anuncio desplegado que 90
pubIica en- otro lugar do ssta
misma pasina hoy.
La empresa nos manifesto
asimismo, que la compahia tie
ne ell p%roposito de zanzibar pro-
grama diariamente: es decir, que
tiene para los ocho dias que per.
manecera entire nosotros, otraa
tantas revistas musicales. todas
elias con diferentes decorados de
Mendoza y vestuario de Tenes y
de Marisa las dos cosas mas
afamadas de Mexico.
FL elenco es ell slguiente:
"Toha la Negra". Virginia Ram
sey. Maria L. Canales, Rosita
Snyder, Guillermina Hill, Nena
Canales. Laurita Hernandez, pa
ra las parties femeninas. Ernesto
Finance, primer actor: Nestor
Mesta Chayres, Pope Nava, Vic
tor Angulo. L. Dfaz Campo, J..
Rodriguez, Molina. Pacheco y
otros, todos ellos bajo la direc-
cion musical del maestro Mario
Ruiz Armengol. Dos orquestas,
n en- ell escenario Y la otra
abajo, c%ooperaran al lucimiento
de la revista "Farolito", inspi-
rada en- aquella cancion que to-
dos hemos dido con gusto; y que
lleva ell mismo nombre.
De "Toha la Nesra" han habIa-
do los cronistas mexicanos con
positive entusiasmo. Pope EIixon
do, eronista dc Excelsior" dice de
ella que es "una vibraeion del
tropieo hecha mujer". Francis
co Monterde nos asesura que e.
ia mas sorprendente y leeitima
revelation artistica de los 1Iti.
mos tiempos". Y finalmente,
tsigue en- ~ ga. pao)
La opinión., 1935-05-11
La seHorita Navarro serd
La senora de Arce

Dentro de la semana ~venidera,
segun sc nos dijo aver. uniran
sus destinos ante las autoridades
V ante los altares de la Fe. Ia
sehorita Rosita r. Navarro. Y Ell
joven Jose NJ. Arce. ambos m
plia V ventajosamente conocidos
en- los ~circulos sociales de nues-
ira colonia local.
solo Sc esperaba anoche para
dar a conocer la fecha eXacta
para ell matrimonio Y ell lugar en-
que habria de efectuarse. recihir
Ia licencia respective en- Ell Re-
gistro Civil. en- Ell cual ha sido
previamente solicitada.
la senorita Navarro fue obje-
de una fiesta de despedida de
sus amistades. hace dos noches,
en- la Residential de su familia. ST
tuada en- 81 643 de Ia Gale 90 al
Este, habiendosele %entregado re-
galos de valor. Y haciendose vo-
tos por su felicidad futura.
FL sehor Arce tambien ha sido
felicitado por sus amigos.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
Sc casa ell Domingo la Sc
noritta Cuca Areuano

El domingo proximo. en Ia
misa celebrada a las nueve de la
manana, ~contraeran matrimonio
ante los a1tares de la fe. en ell
temple cat6lico de San Patricio.
situado en- la avenida Central y
la Gale 81 al Este. la senorita
Maria del Refugio Arellano. b!en
conocida. en- nuestros circulos o
ciales Y Ell joven Ernesto Brin-
gas. quien %pertenece a una pres
tigiada familia de san Diego,
California.
A Ia ceremonial han s.do invi-
tadas infinidad de personals que
cultivan amistad o Ia familia
Arellano. creyendose que estara
muv lucida.
La fiesta de bodas sc ~efectuara
en- la casa de Ia familia Arella-
no. V despues de ella. segun sa-
hemos. saldran los reeien casa
dos en- viaje de bodas por Ia
costa del Pacifico.
Ambos han estado recibiendo
en- estos dias, las felicitaeiones
mas calidas V sinceras de u
amistades, por ell acontecimien-
to que sc avecina en- u vidas.
La opinión., 1935-05-11

Banquete ofrecido por Ell
Club "Oh, Senior"

Esta noche a las nueve en- pun
TO. en- ell conocido cafe dc Pa
rec. situado en- la ealle Septima
al Oeste. Y frente al parque de
Westlake, sera ofrecido I'm ban
ouete a los miembros de la nue.
va mesa directiva del club oh.
senior. para celebrar digna-
mente su toma de possession.
Sera huesped de honor en- este
agape ell senior Joaquin Terrazas.
consul de Mexico en- Los Ange-
les. quien hara entrega a In no
"a de los postres. de una eopa-
trofeo a los socios del club que
componen e. equipo de pista.
e. personal de la nueva direc-
tiva. que tomara possession Official
mente esa noche. es Ell s~iguiente:
Presidente. Pablo de Ia To-
rriente: vicepresidente. Anita
Silva: t%esorero, Salvador oroz y
secretaria. Artemisa Duarte.
La fiesta sera amenizada por
un buen grupo musical. prolon-
gandose, segdn los ~proyectos.
hasta POGO despues de las doce
de la noche.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
FIESTA DEL ClRCULO
MONTECARlO

Para celebrar dignamente ell
dia ded.cado a las madres, q
prestigiado Circulo Social Mon
terlo prepare una fiesta de ca,
racter social, mahana a las siete
de la noche, seg1n sc nos nizo
saber anoche.
La fiesta a que nos referimos
empezara o ell desarrollo de uh
programa artistico. literario-mu-
steal. siguiendo con un bare. que
Sc cree rcsultara muy animado,
Y ell que ameniza una compe-
tente orquesta meXicana.
Ell local escogido para la fies-
Ia del Monte Carlo. es ell situado
en- ell numero 435 de la avenida
Boyle. de esta misma ciudad de
Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-05-11

Esi6 mry deGcoda la Sc
noritn A. Aiuarez

Sc encuentra delicada de salud
en- estos dias, la sehorita Auro-
IA Alvarez. perteneciente a CO.
noeida familia meyicana de Los
Angeles. en- cuyos circulos socia-
les goza de merecidas simpa-
tias.
La senorita Alvarez sc atlen-
de en- su Residential de la Gale
Mar.posa al sur. en- donde ha es-
tado siendo tra,ada por compe-
tente faenltativo. Su NAL no es
de peligro. pero Ell medico ha re-
comendado reposo Y cuidados es-
peciales para evitar una compli-
caci6n.
Muchas amiguitas Y compahe-
ras de estudios de la sehorita AL
varez han estado a verla en- es-
tos dias. l~levandole flores y pa
labras de c%onsuelo. asi como ma
nifestaeiones de sus deseos mas
fervientes porque su mejorfa sea
rapidn.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
ESTA EN- LOS ANGELES LA
SENORA BANUELOS

Sc encuentra ahora en- Los An
geles, a donde ha llegado proce-
dente de la ciudad de Nogales.
Arizona. la sehora Ida de Bahue-
los. dana bien conocida en- los
circulos socia,es nogalenses y Ell
muchos de los de esta ciudad, la
cual ha visitado o frecuencia.
Sc hospeda en- casa de Ia ia
milia Solano, situada en- la ca
lie C~arondelet al Norte, en- dom
de sc lie prepare una fiesta de
bienvenida para n fecha GER
cana. segun Sc nos hizo saber
anoche.
La sehora de Banuelos perma-
necera entire nosotros por algun
tempo. esperanto la llegada de
su esposo. quien vendra a reco-
gerla a fines del mes de julio,
para acompaharla nuevamente a
Nogales.
La opinión., 1935-05-11

estado llamando poderosamente
la atencion del publico en- este
lado de la frontera. y un buen
conjunto de tiples, bailarinas,
cantantes, ~actrices y actores. to-
dos ellos desconocidos en- ell me-
do ambiente de Los Angeles.
La eompania ha eseogido para
su debut Ia revista con Ietra de
Del Moral . inspirada en- Ia can
cion do 1884, titulada "Farolito"
dc la cual es autor Aoustin La
ra. Dicha revista tisne dieciocho
cuadros bien decorados y cada
La opinión., 1935-05-11
CIRCULAR LOS CHE
CUES DE A PESO

cIuDAD DE MEXICO, mayo 10.
-(Exelusivo).-Los primeros che
cues de un peso ~eXpedidos por los
Bancos de Concrete Y Nacional.
empezaron a circular hoy en- esta
capital.
A cincuenta mil pesos asciende
la cantidad de cheques puestos en-
circulation por los Bancos, anun-
ciandose que la cantidad sera au-
mentaGa hasta ciento eincuenta mil
pesos en- el curse de la semana.
La opinión., 1935-05-11

En- Ia pantalla del teatro Hi
dalgo", sc podra yer ahora la Pc
licu,a que hizo Martinez Sierra.
manifestando en- ella su impre-
sion de Hollywood y titulada La
Ciudad de Carton con Catalina
Barcena V Antonio Moreno en-
sus roles principles.
La p~elicula es una satira so
bre la vida de las e~strellas del
Cinema. ~apareciendo en- sus es-
cenas algunas de las celebrida-
des mas atlas en- Ell mundo ci-
nefonico anglo parlante.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
Toha la Negra debuta hoy
en- ell Teatro California
AL FRENTE DE sU coMPANlA DE TREINTA ARTlsTAs.
Sc P~RESENTARA CON LA REvISTA MUSICAL DE
ACUSTlN LARA, "FAROLITO"

STA NocHE. a las ocho v
IL teatro california" de Los
cuarto. Sc presentara en- ell
Angeles, la anunciada compania
de espectaculos ~frfvolos que lleva
Ell nombre de 'Toha Ia Negra",
teniendo como estrella a la mis-
ma artista veracruzana. cuya fa-
La opinión., 1935-05-11
hTRACCIONES EN- FL


Entretanto, Ell "Electrico' tea
tro popular situado en- la Gale
Main al Norte, lumero 212. fren-
te de la Oficina Federal de Co
rreos. ofrece para hoy tarde y
noche. la exhibition de la peli-
cula "Tu Hijo", que en- su re-
cientc estreno desperto gran in
teres entire los afectos al cine ma
cional.
Julio Villarreal y Elena Dor
gaz o los elementos meXicanos
que d~estacan en- esta bora, Ia
cual Sc estara exhibiendo mana
ma tambien en- la tarde y en- la
noche.
IL proGrama Sc completara o
la exhibition dc p~eliculas de me-
traje corto, todas elias i~nteresan-
ties por demas. y entire las que
queda incluida una caricatura
animada, y n comedia mu'i-
cal.
Los precios son enteramente
populares.
La opinión., 1935-05-11

ma In llegado
liasta n%osotros
a traves de la
prensa de Me-
xieo.
..''Toha la Ne
era" viene a la
cabeza de un
grupo de trcin-
Ia a~rtistas es-
cogidos. entire
los cuales figu-
ra n orques-
ia Guiana, que
aparece en- los
programmes ba-
10 ell nombre de
"Son Clave de
Oro". Nienen
tambien C o n
ella los reyes
del TAP" ocho
m~uchachos BAL
larines que han
La opinión., 1935-05-11

Continue gu coucscitn cor medic
de Ia iectura. Nunea 60 tarde para
%aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
eataioeo dc libros GRATIS. u.
PRERiA LOzANo. 200 North Los
ANGELES. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
ATRACCIONES EN- LOS TEATROS


Ademas de esa attraction, ell
"Hidalgo" ofrece diez numeros
de variedades ~selectas. a cargo de
artistas meXicanos Q hispano
americanas en- general, de los que
mas GUSTAV a nuestras classes
p%opulares.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
. Ii Nueva Pareja :

La Ultima "pareja feiz" de Hollywood, es esta, for
mazda por la actriz de la pantalla Judith Allen y por ell
hermoso boxeador y cantante Jack Doyle. quienes Sc unio
ron EN- Aqua Caliente, Mexico, hace unos cuantos d'as.
Judith parece tener prediction por los atIetas. va que
no hace mucho SO separo de su primer marido, que era
ell luch ador Gus Sonnenbere.
-Foto I. |. News.
La opinión., 1935-05-11
Del Arrow

Aoui tenemos parte dc la som
risa oautivadors de Dick Powell,
famoso artista de la pantslla,
uuien on su pelicula Danes es-
ia cubrlendo ell espeotaeulo Gle
pantalla en- ell teatro ARROW de
la ealle Main al Sur.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-25
- SAVING WITHOUT SCRIMPING - Meat Remnants Can Be Used
 In Many Delicious Ways
By EDITH M. SHAPCOTr

Nutritionist-Former Home Making Center =