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Montana labor news., 1935-12-26

greater interest, although passive, in
things political.
He has never been in the accepted
sense of the word; a strong politician,
even in his brief career as a senator.
To quote both his friends and enemies :
Jim Murray will never be an out
standing political power-he's too hon
est"
But in spite Of this observation, Muir
ray probably has as many or nor real,
friends among the people of the Treas
ure State than any other Of its public
officials-with the possible exception
OF Senator Burton K. Wheeler.
Although a wealthy man, Murray has
always had a sympathy for the under
dog and his dealings in business and
in the few public positions he has held
have combined to earn him lasting
friendships.
His wealth was inherited from his
uncle, James A. Murray, lone wolf of
the turbulent early day history OF
Butte. With it he inherited many of
the more sympathetic characteristics OF
'the lone wolf"
In Butte, center of the worst hit sec
ton Of Montana during the depression,
Murray donated his large Silver Bow
Club building to the WPA for its dis
trict offices so hat administration
costs would be cut down and there
would be more money available for the
actual ~payrolls."
Born on a farm near St. Thomas,
Ontario, Canada, May 3, 1867, Murray
was educated in Canadian schools,
graduating from St. Jerome's college,
Berlin, Canada in 1895. From there
he went to New York University Law
School where he obtained a LIB. de-
Montana labor news., 1935-12-26
FREIGHT TAX LAW IN MON
TANA is VALID IN RULING
BY NAGLE

The State Board of Equalization has
the power under the statutes of Mon
tana to tax freight line companies in
the current year and also preceding
years. Attorney General Ray Maggie
has given an opinion in which he holds
the law is valid.
He analysed for the State Board the
powers Of the legislature to pass re-
troactive laws in certain cases. He
pointed out that the constitution places
no restrictions on the legislature in its
power to pass such acts.
, 1935-03-11
BONNET
In new SITE

The Bluebonnet Cafe. well known
restaurant operated here for the
past four years BY MI. and Mrs. O.
c. Collins. Is drawing many compli-
ments fom patrons on the fixtures
and decorations in its new site
The cafe was moved late last week
from 1141 Levee street TO ll2l-23 IN
the same block. The new site. direct
" opposite from the FL Jardin hotel.
Is only a few doors removed from
the cafes original location.
The new quarters were remodeled
and redecorated for the restaurant
and they are ideally arranged for the
comfort and convenience OF patrons.
An indirect lighting system, one
OF the few OF its kind 10 be found III
this section. and a thorough-going
ventilation system, are among the
improvements to be found IN the
new location
A Coleman Thermo-Drip coffee
maker. glass throughout. Is another
improvement which has been install
ed in the new quarters. This coffee
maker retains all the aroma o. the
high grade coffee used By the res
taurant. retaining the light oils and
excluding the heavy oils which pro-
duce headaches.
The cafe needs no introduction 20
Brownsville people for II Is well
known for the high quality OF It's
foods. The restaurant offers 24-hour
service and Is the headquarters OF
the young set after other establish
mentS are closed.
, 1935-03-11
SCALPS OFTEN
NEED TONES

In spite OF repeated educational
campaigns in magazines and OH the
air. the are Of the scalp Is an i'm
portant item which Is frequently
neglected by both men and women,
according to j l.. Neal. proprietor
OF Meals Barber Shop. Brownsville
firm situated at 439 Tenth street.
Neal. a barber OF long experience
who has operated In Brownsville
for the past four years. makes a
specially Of scalp treatments. DAN
druff and other scalp ailments can
easily be eliminated through sham
poos and regular applications OF
proven tonics," Neal said. The
elimination Of these common all
mentS Is SO easy that Ii Is a wonder
that 50 many people neglect them"
Many people have danderuff and
do not know 1t due TO its form. The
more ecommon form Is readily rec
ognized, but the second type can
not be seen. The test for II Is TO
scratch your head - II there Is a
collection OF material underneath
your fingernails YOU have the sec
ond form OF danderuff.
The Neal shop carries a full line
OF proven tonics. massage creams
and lotions which 1t applies TO us
toners as well as sells retail.
Messages are another item which
could be used To advantage BY many.
They completely clean the pores Of
the skin and stimulate the ci-cula-
ton, giving the face a freshness
that cannot be obtained through
ordinary means.
The Neal shop. which empha-
, 1935-03-11
MACHINE SHOP
WELL EQUIPPED

SAN BENITO, March IA SER
vice proven by II years Of opera
ton in the Valley field Is offered
by the Marine Headquarters. a
well known firm under the man.
agement Of A. Bremen.
The bulk Of the firms business
Is in the repair and sale OF out
beard motors, marine supplies, sta
tionary engines apd pumps.
MI. Bremen is well qualified
for this line Of endeayor. having
been connected with machine shops
fer the past 30 years. The San
Benito firm does general machine
ship work, including a sizeabIe
amount OF electric and ~acetylene
welding.
A portable electric welding ma
chine, which can be used on al
most any location in the Valley,
has proved invaluable TO the firm
and It's patrons. This Is n OF the
best machines of its type 70 be
found south Of San Antonio.
The repair Of pumps, an import
ant item to the numerous water
districts Of this section. Is O spe-
cialty with Mr.. Bremen.
The marine business Of the VAL
lev Is increasing daily since the
construction Of concrete highways
to Port Isabel and Boca Chica
and since port activities have be-
gun to flourish.
, 1935-03-11
'SILENTS' ARE
GAINING SALES

Silent typewriters, particularly In
the portable models used In homes.
are gaining favor In this section, ac-
cording to information at the Dav-
export Typewriter Exchange, Inc,
well known Brownsville business firm
owned and operated by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Smith. The exchange Is stu
ated at 1854 Elizabeth street.
The "silents" are overcoming the
only possible objection to typewriters
IN the home - the complaint that
late night writers might disturb 9TH
pr occupants of the home. The sales
Of the new portable Corona silents
have been gaining steadily. the firm
reports. and their popularity Is in
~creasing as more Of the machines
are being placed in circulation.
The Brownsville firm holds the
agency for l.. G. Smith standards
and silents, the Smith Corona port
able, the silent Corona portable,
Corona adding machines, the Rem
ington standard and portable, Dali
ton adding machines. and the con-
Germ also handles Royal portables
and Marchant ca~lculators. Rebuilt
machines OF all makes also are avail
able at the Davenport Exchange.
The Brownsville firm has held the
L. G. Smith agency for the past nine
years and Is continuing to feature
this well known product. The stand
ard T.. G. Smith Is and always has
been an all-purpose typewriter. The
same thing can be said about the
new silent model which performs
with marked efficiency all kinds Of
typewriting work - silently. This is
a feature that many business Of
fees are going in for these days In
, 1935-03-11

order to do away with the noise US
ually found in q busy office.
The local concern has been in OPP
Grafton here for the past ten years
and was Incorporated some four
years ago. The business was pur-
chased three years ago by MIR. asd
Mrs. Smith who prior to that time
had operated q typewriter agency
in McAllen. G. w. Davenport. who
founded the business ten years ago,
has continued to be connected with
the firm in the capacity Of salesman
All Of the outside contacts are made
By him while the yell-equipped and
stocked repair shop is handled by
Mr.. Smith who has had many years
Of experience as a mechanic.
The firm sells new and rebuilt
machines on advantageous terms.
Typewriter supplies such as ribbons
and small parts also are handled
by the firm.
, 1935-03-11

unit was installed in the Kree Nee
ice cream shop next to the Rialto
theater in Harrington. and Mr.. Pol
hemus was so well pleased with
the custom-built job that he has
placed orders for three more Of the
fixtures.
These are in the process OF man
ufacture az present and will be
installed at Brownsville. Harlin-
gen and McAllen. One Of them has
been completed and the general
public Is welcome to inspect II at
the Tuggle shop, situated at 257
Fronton street.
The fixtures. artiStically finish
ed IN white enamel. black enamel
and walnut, are of modernistic
design. The back-bars not only are
good examples Of the cabinet
makers art-they n exactly what
the Valley concern needed In It's
retail trade.
Many Valley business firms are
unable TO obtain through stock
channels the fixtures requir a b.
their trade, and they are fIndinf
that their requirements can b.
exactly met through custom-b built
, 1935-03-11

The Tuggle Sash AZ Door COM
pany, well-known firm which has
been in business here for the past
thirteen years. and the Valley Ice
Cream company. a firm with head
quarters in Harlingen which oper-
ateS II retail establishments over
the Lower Rio Grande Valley. have
Joined forces in turning out one of
the best fixture jobs developed and
manufactured in this section.
Charles S. Polhemus. president OF
the ice cream company. has made
an intensive study Of his retail bust
ness. and as a result OF this study
he developed definite ideas as to the
back-bar equipment necessary for
his business in the Valley. Stock
fixtures sold through regular chan
nels. he found. did not meet his
trade requirements. So he joined
forces with John Martin of Harlin-
gen in designing the exact type OF
back-bar necessary for his trade.
The job OF constructing the first
unit was awarded to the Browns
vile concern. but even Mr.. Polhe-
mus was surprised at the high
quality workmanship was reflected
in the finished product. The first
, 1935-03-11

jobs such as In nov turned out by
the Brownsville concern.
The Tuggle shop is known
throughout this section for its spe-
cial millwork. having many thou
sands OF dollars invested in equip
ment. The firms equipment-be-
lieve it or not-even includes a
machine which bores square holes.
The machinery in the shops
rigging includes veneer press, stick
er. turning lathe. band saw. joint
er. planer. rip saw. cut off saws,
sander. moulder. shaper. sash and
door clamp. mortiser. various hor-
ing machines and a well equipped
finishing room.
The company. operated by g. r.
Tuggle. q cabinet maker OF more
than 40 years experience. and his
son. Keith, is in a position to turn
, 1935-03-11

Many frauds to obtain unemploy-
ment insurance are being reported
In Scotland.
, 1935-03-11

-OING ahead with the Valley,
~ seeing new opportunities for a
bigger and greater Valley as each
day brings new developments.
The year 1885 Is the turning point
in the Valleys comeback after the
depression. so these firms believe.
Join with them and pull for in
creased prosperity.
, 1935-03-11
HE Valley firms whose names

HE Valley firms whose names
appear on this page are ask
ing your consideration of their claims
for your business.
All of them are well capable in
their respective lines, and seek your
business or merit and merit alone.
You will do well to investigate
their ability to serve you.
, 1935-03-11
out almost sny kind OF fixture o.

out almost any kind OF fixture or
cabinet Job.
Tie concern obtains lumber in
carload lots stocking cypress, gum.
yellow pine, white pine, oak. birch
and maple.
The bulk Of its business is in the
manufacture Of special window
frames. windows and doors, screen
windows. scree doors and stair
work. This class Of work calls for
much special equipment. The Tug
gle company Is one OF the largest
Of its kind in South Texas.
, 1935-03-11

sizes service to patrons with fast.
efficient work. does all Of the SER
vices normally rendered by the mod
ern barber shop. The concern n
open from 1880 a. m. 10 q ID. III.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
Sc RETfRA 81 VIEJO JONES
EN- FAVOR DE EMERSON

En- los barrios de jackson
Heights y Gary no habra Sc
gundas elecciones primarias,
por haberse retirado aver ell
candidate E. H. Jones en- favor
de Ben Emerson, ell conceal
actual.
Jones dice que ell cambio de
oflciales en- ell prescinto No.
20 Sc ha hecho con la intenci6n
de perjudic<rle.
En- ell so recibi6 ell candida
to, en- las pasadas e~lecciones,
una considerable mayoria.
Emerson recibi6, en- las pa
sadas p%rimarias, 552 votos;
Jones, 404; Yeargin, 1872. En-
ell Gary Cbtuvo Jones 255 votoS
y Emerson, 48; Emerson reci-
bio 474 en- Jackson Heights y
Jones, 149.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
LA COMISION NO PAGARA
A LOS DIPUTADOS DEL
SHERIFF

Ell comisionado Ball nantes
to en- la session celebrada aver
por la comisi6n de gobierno del
condado, que con dinero del pue
blo no Sc pagaran los 600 dipu-
tados especiales que ell sheriff
utiiizara duracte las elecciones.
En- ell mismo sentido opinaron
los otros comisi0nados y ell abo-
gado Sutton.
Ahora Sc va a estudiar 81 al
condado lie toca pagan por los
200 milicianos que ell goberna-
dor mand6 a Tampa ell dia de
as efecciones ,primarias NUM-
gales.
81 ell condado no PIAZZA a los
diputados, va ell pueblo sabe de
donde Sc sac6 ell dinero para re-
compensarlos, a raz6n de $500
cada uno.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
SER NECESARIO USAR
LA DINAMITA EN- Ell
n

El asistente ingeniero fede-
raj W. A. Read, Ique diri2e las
obras de- dragado frente a las
isla Davis, declare aver que Sc
ra necesario usar la dinatnita
para ayudar a las dragas.
LAS explosiones molestaran
ago a les vecinos; bero trata-
remos de que no causen danos a
la propiedad-dijo E. E. Spark
vicebresidente de la comipania
que hace ell dragado. "Todas
las precauciones seran tomadas
y Sc usaran cargas minimats.
81 somos responsables de algdn
dano a la propiedad, pagare-
mos por clio.
Ell ingeniero Read dice que
las eMglosiones son necesariaS
para lograr aqua profunda en-
la parte de la bahia.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
HUGHES ESTABLECIO OTRA
MARCIA DE VELOCIDAD

Santa Ana, Cal, Sept. IA
Sobre un curse marcado, Ho :
ward Hughes, ell productor CT
nematografico, estableci6 aver
una nueva marca mundial de
velocidad, para aeroplanos, no
hidroplanos, de 353 millas por
horas. Al final tuvo Hughes
que hacer un aterrizaje forzo-
so, escapando nkagrosamente
con vida.
Joe Nikrent, de la N. A. A.
manifesto que ell photo habia
roto la marca de 314.319 mi
Has, ,establecida por Raymond
Delmotte, de Francia, en- di :
ciembre de 1884.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
DICE QUE ES
UN SINCERE AMIGO
DE ROOSEVELT

Richmond, Va, sep. 14.-An-
te los clubs de la juventud de-
mocratica de Virginia, ell sena-
dor Glass declare aver que en-
tire ell p%residente Roosevelt y 81
existe una afectuosa amistad.
Cree ell senador q. la indepen-
dencia de pensamiento y ell va
lor de las convicciones debe ser
la caracteristica de los hon.
bres p1blicos.
Glass y Byrd, ell otro senador
de Virginia, en- differences oca-
stones han votado en- contra del
gObierno.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
FIJADO EN- 1926 Ell TOTAL
DE VICTIMAS

Jacksonville, sep. 14.-Las
sifras dadas aver por Conrado
Van Hyning, administrator de
alivio de emergencia del estado,
revelan que 426 cuerpos han ST.
do recuperados en- los cayos de
la Florida, a consequence del
huracan del dia 3. Van Hymn
ing ira a Washington Ell lunes a
solicitar fondos adecuados para
aliviar los efectos del huracan.
De los cadaveres recupera-
dos, 256 eran de veteranos de la
guerra mundial. NADIA Sc sabe
todavia de SO veteranos que fl
guardian en- las listas de emplea
dos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
La ROmerjG del AsturianO

La ROmerjG del A~Sturian0
Publicamos parte del progra-
ma para la gran fiesta campes-
tire del Centre Asturiano, ell dia
%, en- la finca install.
~ almuerzo Sc servira a las
r 80. Habra Wrvicio de 6mni-
bus, empezando a las IL y 80,
lesde ell ediScio del Centre. Els
te servicio es para Jos que asis-
ian al almuerzo y no tengan au-
tom6vil. Los demas saldran de
la Ia. Ave. y Gale Is, en- Ybor,
Y de Main y Howard, en- West
Tampa.
Ell almuerzo y entrada costa
ra $1.25; para los ninos memo
res de II amos, ell mismo ticket
costara rs cts. Entrada general
% c%entaV0s.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
VENIZELOS CON5BATIRA
A LA MONARQUIA

Atenas, sep. IA Una carta
bdel exprimer ministfo Venize-
los ha sido arrojada en- la con-
reversal entire monarquicos y
,epublicanos.
Venizelos dice que 81 la mo-
narquia es restaurada 0 Sc es-
ablece una dictadura, de cual-
uier clase que sea, dedicara a
ombatirla hasta la Ultima onzs
e su fuerza fisica y espiritual.
Condenado a muerte en- su
pals, ell exprimer ministro sos
tendra la lucha desde ell extran-
jero.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
SPENCER F1DE OTROS DOS
HOMBRES PARA Ell.
IRANSITO

En- una ca1ta al abogado del
,Cndado, Sr. Sutton, ell sheriff
Spencer dice que necesita otros
los hombres para la Ipolicia de
'ransito del condado durante ell
6rmino escolar.
La comisi6n de gobierno del
,cndado fu6 enterada por SUIT
CT y no tom6 acuerdo alguno.
Manda ell escuadr6n del transi-
Q ell teniente Lucien Byron,
ue ahora obedece 6rdenes del
sheriff.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
AL decir esas palabras la W
SERAN AL MA
NICOMIO NUEVE LOCOS

Ell secretario del gobernadol
Sholtz, Sr. J. P. Newell, infor
mo aver al juez del condado, Sr
Cornelius, que los nueve locoo
encerrados en- la carcel del con-
dado, en- Tampa, seran trasla-
dados al manicomio de Chatta-
hoochee. Una petici6n en- ese
sentido Sc hizo al gobernador
Y este la aprob6. Les comisio-
nados del condado dicen que la
carcel no esta preparada para
cuidar a personals dementes.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Murio aver en- su domicilio,
n1mero 1705 de la avenida Ca
torce, ell Sr. Angelo Cacciatore,
de As amos, a quien sobreviven
su esposa, dos hijas, su madre,
@os hermanos y tres hermanas.
Deja tambien a un hijo NOM
brado Sam Cacciatore.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
Cnnde~el ejemp!o

9F
En- un festival ceSbrado en- la
PlaZc- de T3ros de Madrid, Ram
Ger tenia que ma.ar un tiCIlo
recental 50 la madida". Sali6 de
los chiqueros un bichejo desca-
rad.ilo de pitones y Ramper en-
pez6 a COZ .emplarle como 81 Sc
trata5a de la Corrupia....... A la
bora ke matar, y despues de
unos Ances "ramperianos" de
veras, ell simpar humorista Sc
acerc6 al palco de la presidential
con la siguiente pretengi6n: Sc
nor P~residente: M aca1o de en-
terar de cue este toro ha sido
criado cen biber6n, v hrocede
indultarle......
Y fue indultado, porque Ram
per, que es un hom5re formal,
no le da un sablazo nj a un ami
NAL que tcpa, y al que no ha
sido nunca presentado....
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
ESr11Ot0da

EsE1IOt0da
IMP eri6dico frances da cven
"a &c una famosa corrida de to
res en- Espana, Despues de in
numerables detalles, a cual mas
pintoresco, termina:
Los toros fueron tan bra
vos, quen o qued6 un solo torea
dor professional en- condolences
de continuar ell festejo, fpor 10
cual, ell Presidente autoriz6 a
un Estudiante Y a IN Soldado,
que Sc encontraban entire la con
curencia, para que terminaran
la corrida, mano a mano.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
Don Vicente GelGbe7t

Dedicamos las primeras IL
meas de hoy, con sentida admi-
raci6n y simpatia, al notable
guit9rrista valenciano Don vi
cente Gelabert, que Sc encuen-
ira de paso en- esta ciudad.
Anoche, en- ell salon alto del
Centric Espanol, ell notable macs
tro ofreci6 un corto concerto de
mdsica clasica..
Asistieron las muchachas de
la Secci6n de Damas del Cen
tro, miembros de las demas Sec
clones, prensa e ~invitados.
POGO tempo fue n~ecesario pa
ra admirar la perfecta ejecu-
ci6n del famoso gu~itarrista.
Dirigi6ndose al auditorio,
con sonrisa a~gradable y compla
ciente, anunci6 la primera pie
"a del programa: Tremolos, un
estudio.
Siguieron "Adelina", pieza
musical de A compases, corta
pero preciosa; "Granadina",
pieza tipica andaluza, de perfec
ia ammonia; ell Gran Vals";
Prelude "Lagrimas', a A COM
passes; pieza magnifica "Recuer
dos de mi Terra, que anoche
la dedic6 a la concurrencia. Es-
ia plea eS una composition del
famoso guitarrista Dolz, para
ejecutarla a dos manos.
Dedic6 ell ultimo numero del
programa a las damas. Recita-
do y tocado. Sc titula la Gui-
tara.
Ell auditorio ovacion6 al dis
tinguido artista.
Gelabert es ademas simpati-
CUISINE, dotado de un caracter
jovial y o%currente. Su trato es
afable V amistoso.
Ell concerto de anoche nos
hizo recordar los que bajo los
auspicios de la sociedad habane
ra Pro-Arte Musical Sc celebra
ban en- la sala Espadero, en- la
Habana.
Ell Sr. Ernesto Esperanto, que
representa- al guitarrista en-
Tampa, nos dijo que ell pr6ximo
viernes dara un concerto en- la
sala alta del Centre Espanol.
Entire la concurrencia vimos
a la SecclOn de DamaS del Cen
tro, con su presidenta, Srta. An
CELTIC Gonzalez; Gerardo Ciga-
iran y esposa; Manuel F. Pen
daS Y sonora; Severino Quinta-
nilla, Celestino Landeira Y es-
posa; Manuel Pareja; ell nota-
bile pianista Barcelos de Bra
ga; DR.. Ruben Moreno; Ell COMO
cido musico Jack Valero; C. Ri
vera, Miguel Lorente, Antonio
Garcia, Jose Manuel y Pancho
Escalante, Armando Escalan-
tie; ell v~iolinista Pepito Riesgo,
Y otras personas.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
INFORMATION
E PUERTO

Arribaron en- ell dia de aver
os va,Qores americanos Cuba y
Falkland, y ell ingIes York City.
Zarparon ell Cuba, que Sc di-
rige a Key West y la Habana, y
Marjorie, que va con rumbo a
Port Newark
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
Al ST.. Jose Garcia Lopez

Al ST.. Jose Garcia Lopez
En- la oficina del DIR. j. L.
Avellanal, en- la Gale de Fran
kiln n1mero 504, hay una carta
del Banco Herrera, de Oviedo,
Espana, para ell Sr. Jose Gar
cia Lopez.
Sc lie notifica para que pase
a recogerla.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
SOCEALES

Seras representado ell juguete
COMICS en- I'm acto Gel Fantas-
ma de la Esquina" y ell entire
mes "CelaSs,', de Munoz Seca..
Cantara la conocida tiple Sra.
Chela Martinez.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
Function especial

En- la function de manana, del
Circulo Cubano, sera presentado
ell mentalista cubano DR.. R. V.
Sunderland, que viene de los
teatros de Centre y Sur Ameri-
ca.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
FArIECIO LA MADRE DE
LA SRA. F. M. TRAYNOR

La Sra. Edward A. Barker,
de ~ amos, madre de la Sra.
Frank NJ. Traynor, esposa del
expresidente de la Camara de
Concrete de esta dudad, dej6
de existir aver en- Louisville,
Ky.
Mres. Traynor, llamada por
kelefono, sali6 para esa ciudad
&Eeves~
gos los amos, durante ell in
vierno, la Sra. Barker hacia
ina visits a Tampa, viviendS
n compania de su hija.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
DE NE1S MEGA
QUE SU MANDO IRA
MASE Ell ASESINATO DE
LONG

Opelousas, La, sep. 14.-La
Sra. Carl Austin Weiss, la be
LA viuda del medico que Wat6
al senador Long, neg6 aver, in
dignada, que su marido plaAes-
Sc ell asesinato del dictator po'
co apbiese el entrado
IN hca en- te6mplot de esa clal
SCI.
Al decir esas palabras la WI
da lloraba suavemente, senta-
da en- la sala d9l hogan de So
pa~ ell juez B. H. PavV, de l.
parrd uia Evangelina, en- eI
ccndado de Acadian. Antes dc
su matrimonio con ell DR.. Weiss
la j6ven sonora era maestro d.
escuela.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
, n ns, Ter DA tMoR1sN0 o.
picture from ~ -
the gsazeorous ebsb, en- Ia acacSsrrs
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SISTER MARYS
 KITCHEN

, ard few gratings Of nutmeg or 9 tablespoons lemon juice and 1 tea spoon grated lemon rind, cup boiling water.
 If lemon rind is used add to su- gar and cornstarch which have been mixed and sifted. Add sllt. Add water slowly, stirring con- stantly. Cook and stir over flame for five minutes. Cook over boiling water for fifteen minutes. Remove from heat and add butter and vanilla and nutmeg or the lemon juice. Pour into pitcher to serve.
 Hard Sauce
 One-third cup butter or butter substitute, 1 cup brown sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla, tablespoon lem on juice.
 Cream butter and gradually beat in sugar, beating until mixture is light and fluffy. Beat in vanilla and lemon juice and pile on a glass rlate. Sprinkle with grated nutmeg and garnish with a cube of red jelly. This sauce can be chilled be- fore serving or served at once aft e- making.