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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-16
VIEW. Auxiliary

VIEW. Auxiliary
 More than 150 persons were in atteidance at the first in series of keeno parties which are being sponsored by Lieut.. Shea auxiliary. Veterans of Foreign Wars, held last night at the new headquar- ters of Wheeler Young post on Bank street.
 Five members of the auxiliary to Corp. Coyle post will repre- sent 1t at the reception and luncheon to National Commander Ray Murphy of the American Le- zion when he comes here next Wednesday. The delegates named last night by the auxiliary, are Mrs. Newton Alexander, Miss Lucy Shanahan, Miss Grace Kel- ly, Mrs. Robert Birt and Miss Victoria Liebreich.
 A public supper was served last evening by the auxiliary, with Mrs. Daniel Mahaney as chair man of arrangements. The regu- lar business meeting followed the supper.
 C. & C. Club
 President Peter Rosato of the c. & c. social club has announ- ced the date for the annual bowl ing banquet of the organization. The banquet will be held this year at Waverly inn on April 2l. Prizes will be given to winning teams and high individual SCOT CTS of the past season.
 Entertainment will be offered by the following singers, Earl Ros' si. Anna Fabian, Margaret Des- tefano: tap dancers, Joseph izzo, Carlhine Rosato, Anthony Car angelo.
 The arrangements committee is made up Of Charles Drazo, Henry MastrIano, Peter Rosato. Atlor- ney Pasquale Dclicco will act a' master Of ceremonies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-16
Zindah Gr0ttO

Zindah Grotto will sponsor a stag smoker tomorrow night in Concordia hall. Five acts of vaudeville will be presented and refreshments will be served. Wal ter D. Platt, monarch of the grotto, and Louis Wenzel will speak briefly. Reports will be made by the various committees arranging for the grotto circus which will be presented the week of May 4th in the armory.
 Several local members of the Patriotic Order Sons of America will attend a meeting of 10 Con- necticut chapters of the organiza- tion in Meriden next Tuesday night. A. s. Daniels of Camp Washington, this city, is in charge of arrangements. The session will
 take place at City Mission hall, 69 East Main street, in the Silver City and will open at o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-16
PETER DELEO
 Committee

guests. The committee on arr engagements includes Peter DiLeo,
 John Sforza, Louis Giampietro, Nicholas Perugini. Albert Mucci, StefanO Mastrazzo, Domenic Lib-
 eratore, Michael Stolfi, Umberto
Evening star., 1936-06-21

COMPLETE NEW living. bed room and
breakfast room furniture at reasonable
price for quick sale. Tel Col. 1706
Evening star., 1936-06-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

USED TIRE and battery business; estab. z
years; rent. S45; season Just starting
srice, complete St50 Ed 40l5 Georaia ave
Evening star., 1936-06-21

FURNITURE-Small three-piece living
room set Mahogany. rose satin damask
covered. SIS. Corner china closet. OAK;
$500. All in excellent condition. 1sOS
Evening star., 1936-06-21

suite cost $3.50; sacrifice. $50 Nah: drop
leaf table SIS; occasional chair 50; sec,
rug, like new. S23; sewing machine, elec-
trio cost S135. sell $50. 1424 st. NV.
Ant AZ Metrop6litan 5000. Dealer.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

BED ROOM dining room suites. rugs gate
leg table. studio couch. chests davenport
suite. beds Edelman. 3303 Georgia ave.
BED ROOM SUITE, circasSian walnut,
consisting of bed bureau, chlffonier. van
iIty and . chairs; fine condition. $50;
breakfast set with buffet table and
chairs. Sl5; walnut chifforobe dresser and
vanity. S35: 81 bed, spring and mattress
SlO' will sell separately. 141s Taylor ST.
NV. Columbia 1874
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CLOTHING-suit. size 3S. . pairs trous-
ers. 34x3O, S3T5. 507 14th st. Sc, Sun
Evening star., 1936-06-21

ELECTRIC RANGE-General Electric ideal
for Summer cottage. excellent condition.
SS4 40. 1870 New York ave. NV.
ELECTRIC RANGE-Sl4O Westinghouse
perfect, $40. Harry Mills, 1922 S. Monroe
st. Arlington Va
Evening star., 1936-06-21
SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

"Adverttsements uHdeS this head.
ing are presumsd to be from prt.
gate individuals unless the adpeS.
tsseBsent otOes hrm name oy O
busfness address oy states the word
Dealer Members OF the public
pho find dealers masassradtns ts
this column a. prtcats tndiptdSals
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for fnosstteGtsos."
Evening star., 1936-06-21

ELECTRIC PORTABLE SAW. universal mo-
tor perfect condition: sacrifice price. 1904
Cf
Evening star., 1936-06-21

COAL-Finest Pa. anthracite, .240 lbs. to
n eo ssoi s I Blair 'iSys Td nS eeorss s % 4ss 0'
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
IRISH sETTERs pediereed A. z, C.; show
and hunting stock. mos. Phone Wis
consin 4690-J
PoMERAINIMAN e \ an PGgPIEs; xil ssc5iflfs for
SUNDAY IA or sfter sf Pm pm. week u DAYS: 10
CocKER sPANIELs, 9 litters Of resistered
puppies: blacks reds. buns and parti-colors;
hunting qualities. All puppies raised from
our own ehoice brood matrons Distemper
md p parti-color cookers @ Sat at stud E. B. Nc Nc
Intyre. 5 miles north of Silver sprins, on
Georgia ave, IA mile north of Glenmont
ssGTe. son s45aW sgEn 'ei' al sign ph0he AenSinS
LADY ASTOR MISUNDERSTANDING Pike,
Md. 100 yards over District line Hillside
sffse teffeTs Ru'RRsh
finest stock ever offered. Come out and
DoBERMAN PINsCHERs 3 months old:
finest blood lines; eligible for registration;
reasonable. p. O. BOX 1888 Gloucester. va
FOX TERRIER for sale. reasonable; 8
months old. 1637 Madison st. nv.
VERY CHOICE wire-haired puppies. Eden
aristocrat. teetoler strains. W. S. Grow.
Cameron Park Service Station, mi. west
alex. va. 1SC-JdCkSOn HlkHNAS
sosToN giFF hssIth nss
1883 Sheridan st. Georgia o61:.
COCKER sPANIEL. black female. four
months old, pedisreed. Georgia 1000.
sCoTT1E PUPPIES. (3l; registered; 8
months old . males. / female. 140 Gus
ter rd Bethesda Md Wisconsin 1924
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER. thoroush-
bred; s months; IS; house broken So Phone
MALE BOSTON TERRIER. A. K c. regis
tration; seal brindle; beautiful white col
lar and other markings. 1903 Potomac
FRANcoNIA KENNELS.
beautifully marked puppies; reasonsnle
ehsmg9ashiP a1sIaDSTls PeSsisrees' mr. Alexandria
sSs very e ns ssSns ssSfsnt oRa Rs
will sacrifice for S25. Emerson 1920.
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER, female;
shild's pet; oS $40. 4237 GARFIELD St NV.
WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER PUPPIES,
$40 to $50; finest breeding Also beautiful
see them Mrs. Ida Kepler, Arsyie Cattery.
River road Fredericksburs. Va.
COLLIE PUPS. male and females; good
Phillips Kennels. 1924 Bladensburs I'd. ne.
SCOTTIES, fine lot puppies. worm-free,
healthy: priced risht to sell I61b quickly. 500
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIERS beautiful
puppies; female. S15; males, $50. 1851 La
mont ST. NV. Adams 9067
BARGAIN OFFER-Blue or cream Persian
kittens: beautiful. pedigreed; house-broken.
314l Highland pl. NV. Cleveland 4S07.
GOOD HOMES wanted for male poodle
and Boston terrier bitch. Address Box
40.iT, Star ofnce.
WATCH DOG wanted; Airedale police or
other good breed good home and small
price; best care taken. Natl. 1896.
POLICE PUPS. 3 mos. old, So; toy poodies,
So each. 54 N st. Sc.
PERSIAN KITTENS, blue pedigreed
house-broken; special. So and $3.50; good
home. 612 9Th st. NE
WHITE SPITz. beautiful. male, months
old: affectionate and SmaTt: reasonable,
Adams 7323-M. 1881 Park I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CcORDION-12O-bass. Practically new.
Save S100. Cash and terms. Apply 422
18th st. s.e.
ACCORDIONs-Visi our store for real
values in sample and reconditioned in
struments sopiari, y bass; $3.50;
$3.50: lie Mar, As bass; Ss5; Salanti:
included at small additional cost. Kits,
1880 @.
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, S27.50;
Barrett portable. sacrifice: 8 columns each.
1863 Col. I'd. Apt. BOZ. Adams 4012. DIT.
AIR COMPRESSOR. heavy duty; sell or
trade on light truck. Clarendon 567.
AIR-coNpTTIoNING EoUIPMENT. Frigid-
aire: perfect: will install and guarantee
cheap for immediate sale. 1882 14th
st. NV.
AIR VENTILATORS-Air- Il
frequently simply q matter of moving stale
with panel, may solve your problem:- in
stalled with four screws fer stores fss,
fan: sss 81 EsPsiring ,a,ts ,Hstsis ,aa5 A5ma.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
FARM AND GARDEN.

PANSIES, I5c doz.; petunias zinnlas
mariroIds, :0c doz; verbena. argeratum,
bachelor. snapdragons, soc doZ Peren-
mails, SC and l0c each. F. Green. Capitol
View ave, bet. Kensington and Forest Glen.
NEW CROP Amaryllis Hybrid: Mead va
riety; also bulbs OF same: South Carolina
field grown Emerson 3O35.
zINNIA. aster petunia. marisold calen-
dula coreopsis. black-eyed susan. holly
hooks, chrysanthemums 12c doz.: hydran-
sea 15c up; hedge plants &c and &c;
s.e,' step1 Anacostia. @ &c 3. C. ~ -OO' ~
REGAL LILIES-Last chance to get regal
lilies in bloom; potted. ready for trans
planting zoe to 40c each. zinnias. guar
anteed giant blooming bright-colored
strain: 15c dog. Iris. mixed lie each: 75c
hundred. Today OF, EVENINGS after 4, or
Potomac. Alexandria. Alex. 319i.
LANDSCAPING. pruning planting trans
planting. sodding; lawns made. renovated;
barnyard manure: also MAINTENANCE; life
experience w; c. Walker. 1903 Kenyon
BLOOMING HYDRANGEAs (pink, blue.
crimson, whitel. 35c: blooming roses, soc;
shrubs, 25c l. soc: perennials SOC a doz;
chrysanthemumS, 20 varieties, soc a. 81
doZ.; cabbage and broccoli plants. l 0c doz.
$500 Alabama ave. Sc. Atlantic 6O39-W.
DELPHINIUMS-Frsn A. Kerr invites you
to inspect his trial beds of Super -Hybrids
delphiniums. Experts have claimed them
as fine as they have ever seen. 26o6 36th
pl. NV. afternoons and evenings only,
Evening star., 1936-06-21
BOOMING HOUSE,

l. rooms fine condition; az baths;
good furniture Gnealsl: $1,000. terms;
near Dupont Circle. 13 rooms. equipped
for light housekeeping: well furnished;
cash; near Ambassador Theater 10 rooms
light housekeeping near Ambassador The
ater; 5000; "a cash. 10 rooms. new fur
Pleasant section. Mr.. Beal for good room
1ng houses. large or small. Adams 0169,
1871 RiltmOre
Evening star., 1936-06-21

BEST NV location Ia rms. 3 baths; IT..
500; income $50; filled; 81 700; con-
venient. terms. 14th and r. l. n.w.-15
rms. rms; .aptsn; rent, ss5; price 81 $50 $50;
furn, filled $3.50; rent S55. sth nr.
East Cap.-1O rms: rent, $50; income,
S175 filed 5000 half cash Nr. G. p. o.
q rms. baths; fine income; S700 K
ct. n.w-S rms. filled; good income, $500.
Rooming House Exchange and Sales Co..
1909 1, NV Rm 204
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CHAIRS teakwood. Spanish and /
lot fine wall tapestries, half price: odds and
ends china. curios, imported novelties.
iewelry, etc: all prices reduced. Art Gift
Evening star., 1936-06-21

PARTNER to run office while I travel
average in character and prestige; profits
should not be less than $40 per week for
partner; Gentle. man or woman; $500 re-
nuired Address Box 390-S Star Office
Evening star., 1936-06-21
BOOMING HOUSES.

ROOMING HOUSES.
8 rooms. > b.; rent $50 $500; terms
Il rooms. | b.; rent. -S15; $1,000 terms.
u rooms. , b.; rent, $50; $1,000; terms.
Laundry and roomins house; s r; rent.
SOS; good income. Price, ST 050.
Ask for Mr. JeffrieS.
A. NJ. Cooper zoos Eye. National 1892.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

PERSIAN KITTENS, 9 wkS. old: ali males
OF reelstered stock; $40. Apt. IA. ZOOS N
Evening star., 1936-06-21
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

1 MULE, good work horses. several good
riding horses. See Mr.. Dixon. .109 Fair
lawn ave Sc. Phone Lincoln .1Li:i1-M
FRESH cows Guernseys. holsteins,
blood tested: 30 pigs. brood sows. bulls, II,
G. Fawcett. Conduit rd., mile from Crest
CONTINUED on Next FsFe0
Evening star., 1936-06-21

at STUD, Laird Of Lomond black Gordon
setter; Tegistered IN both kennels Cash or
PUPPY ZEE joe Vt Morgan. $500 Morgan
call Alexandria 25Ha '' va
Evening star., 1936-06-21

RoOMING HOUSE 9th near Mass)-A
nice. 2-bath house; $500; terms
r. M. De ShaZo. 1123 14th NV. Natl 5520.A
START IN BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF.
Large Chicago manufacturer offers re-
sponsible party the opportunity to start
in a substantial good-paying business
where the opportunities for expansion are
almost unlimited. Business is all cash.
with no credit losses. Manufacturer will
finance $50 of business. Address Box
4S2-S Star Office
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CHILD's CHEST OF DRAWERS. two-door
refrigerator. newly painted. like new. rea-
sonable 3915 Volta pl NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CAMP REFRIGERATOR stove tent
hammock wardrobe trunk. handbag. port
able typewriter cheap. 1889 Lamont st.
n q
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CHEST OF DRAWERS Philippine settee
and chairs. Emerson 1859.
CHILD'S CRIB-Wood good condition
Mattress like new. sell for So. Call Georgia
Evening star., 1936-06-21


Wash.'s leading rooming house broker
GAS STATION;. 10000 gallons monthly;
can be bought cheap; small down payment.
Drug store and liquor. doing $1,000
weekly: reasonable rent; large corner: can
be bought cheap on terms
Liquor store, doing very good business;
reasonable rent. This is a good buy.
Restaurant and liquor. on sale; CEN
trally located doing profitable business.
Delicatessen doing 5000 weekly; beer
on sale; reasonable rent: good location;
can be bought cheap on terms,
Garage 100-car capacity: fully equipped:
handling gas oils and accessories.
1904 Eye st. NV Met. 1862.
So. .5O0-RooMING HOUSE 27 r.. b.;
rent SIPS.
81 O0O-RoominR house. Is r. b.; rent.
ST .soo-Roomins house IA r.. b.; rent
s1650-Roomins house IA r. b.; rent
ST eoo-Roomins house. ~ r.. b.; rent,
SsOO-Rooming house. 10 r.: rent, SOS
S700-Rooming house. r., . b.; rent,
$50.
S6oo-Rooming house. 10 r: rent. s45.
S550-Rooming house. 10 r.: rent. S57.
S400--Rooming house 10 r.; rent. S75.
w. A. Christie. 1904 Eye NV. Met. $500.
DINING ROOM OM-RESTAURANT-S15 so daily
business: rent. S155 air cooled: seats 100.
For PARTICULARS and price call
z. NJ. De Shago. 1923 14th NV. Natl. $780,
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CAMERA. SXlO AnSco. 5X7 Sliding adapter.
Packard shutter Busch and Lomb F4:5. I.
c. TesSar lens; all new. used only a few
times; can be seen today only. 2124 n W.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CORNER DEL.-s-room apt; price,
81 500; 5000 down.
LUNCHEONETTE. rent or sale; short
hours: no sundays: bargain
POOL ROOM nets S45 wkly., rent 500
mo; price 81 200, terms.
RESTAURANT liquoT. bar; doing 81 900
wkly.: rent. S125 mo-: price $4,000;
GASTON-CHARUHAS. Brokers,
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CHILD'S DESK-Roll top. With chair
Very reasonable. Good condition. Shepherd
Al - Ia GiSt ave Silver Spring Nd
Evening star., 1936-06-21

FRENCH POODLES, standard size this
most lntelllgent of all breeds: black puppies,
months old; A: x. c. registered: the ideal
eomppsinion npini ior children or gLown-ups; res-
sonaole- lie Fevre. 10 Mckinley St Be.
thesda. Nd. Wisconsin 4IO1-M
Evening star., 1936-06-21
COAL, WOOD, FUEL on.

CoAI-Finest Pa anthracite, 2, 2,240 lbs to
ton; egg. nut. stove. pea, etc. Meyer Coal
Co.. 1901 Blair rd. NV. Georgia 43S4.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

W1RE-HA1RED fox terrier male pup litter
Iegistered; well marked and well bred;
healthy; II weeks old. North 1928
BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. perfectly mark
ca; sired by Hagertys Discovery Gentle
male pup. get in touch with me Turn left
Siverdaie Bank blocks. 62I Cecil ave.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CLARINETS-We' cutting our stock for
the Summer and are closing reconditioned
clarinets at big reductions. Triumphe,
SIS; Leon Dubert. ST. so; Holton. $3.50;
Andre Peron. SCI 80. Terms and guar
antee kits 1890 c. St
Evening star., 1936-06-21

COINS; 43 sets of Rhode Island Tercente-
nary half dollars, each set consisting OF l
Denver mint, l San Francisco mint and
AZ Hamilton 2
Evening star., 1936-06-21

MEMS SUITS new and slightly used; ali
sizes and colors: S4 .95 up; bargains daily
at Dixie Pawnbrokefs Exchg.. lllS 81.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASHING MACHINE-General Electric,
with Lowell wringer. floor demonstrator =
pound capacity $3.50. 1880 New York
Evening star., 1936-06-21

MEMS NEW SUITS and several over
coats. size 80. to be sold al sacrince.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CORNETS-During our Summer closeout
sale we can offer a few real values in re-
conditioned instruments: Wurlitzer $3.50;
King, S12 so; Buescher. $3.50. kits
1880 G st.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CCORDION-l2O-bass. Practically new.
Save S100. Cash and terms. Apply 422
1rth St
Evening star., 1936-06-21

MIDGET AUTO ENGINE. Harley 30.50-in.
SINGLE: will make light, fast Job. complete
with trans. chains, tanks S25. Phone
Evening star., 1936-06-21

iful. male. 8 months
SrnsTt; reasonable.
Park I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

TRAILER rooms, all imp; fair coupe
After 10 m. 452 N. Y. ave. NV.
TRALER-2-wheel open ball hitch. S25
complete. dtted to your car. North 609s.
2e25 7th st. ne.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

MEAT REFRIGERATOR CASE, heavy duty;
cost Sl.500; sell 500; FaVelson Mafse''
IOOI You st NV North $40.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CHILDS DEsK-Roll top. With chair
Very reasonable. Good condition. Shepherd
4173 125 Gist ave. Silver Spring. Md
cgttng qgr StGfk for
siI5tss si5 Leon 3 DubeEt si4so Holton p1e; si85e
antee. kits. 1880 G st.
CLOTHING-Suit. size 3s. . pairs trous-
ers. 34x3O, S3f5. 507 14th st. Sc, Sun
day or evenings.
nary half dollars, each set consisting OF
Denver mint, 1 San Francisco mint and
] Philadelphia mint, Price, $3.50 per set.
Box AS, Hamilton. r. I.
o6 NEW ynE bed room ana
price for quick sale. Tel Col. 1706.
coPPER-Ideal for fushings valleys roofs;
eaE 9Sz Eo 41s SK ST. snds satona 4s75
Sse We Can oer W rss Values % fe
conditioned instruments: Wurlitzer, $3.50;
King, .S12 so Buescher. $3.50. Kits.
CRIB. Simmons. all steel. large size; new
spring and mattress; also high-chair; rea-
sonable. 1439 Juniper st. NV.
cRoCHETED BED SPREADS and table
covers; reasonable. Mrs. J. A. Roberts,
Route ., Alexandria. Va.
DAYTON SCALE. S75: Nat. cash register,
SO; both Al conditlon; meat ssr,'1 grinder,
Apt. 1. Lincoln s62s.
DESK, double mahogany. and other
once furniture. 511 Union Trust Bldg,
Metropolitan 0042. 22.
diamond, solitaire; perfect. blue-white,
Ss75: sell $780, Address Box 3s-s Star
DIAMOND BAR0AINs--A very flne. conn
plete selection Of unredeemed diamonds.
much beloy their regular values Save
ANTEEp as to weight color and perfection.
Buses leaving Ilth snd Ps;. ave stoP e
s ssa.h aSsss HssSs' sSias. Sas o1Doslss % VASE
DIAMOND RING--Brilliant gem. fine cut.
weighing 2 cts. less 10-100 CT; set in
platinum mounting. with. marouise dia-
monds. Left to be sold. S4s6.00. Trihby's.
DIAMOND AND EMERALD bracelet. with
for cash. Phone North 6l43. Extension -.
DIAMOND PENDANT with 90 fine
matched diamonds and .12. genuine sap
phires in hand-wrought platinum. Left
to settle estate. S175.00. Tribby's. 615
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RTNd-Perfect
n pasnnm sna de9 Ie ea5a 20 Is so se
$4,000. Tribhy's: 6l5 18th st. NV.
DIAMOND RING. II brilliant diamonds,
Sarts viii sI e0U unasaai sSlai
value. Tribby's. 615 18th st. NV.
DIAMOND PLATINUM sRACELET : Ex-
s5Sass eos MHst orsnsy II ssta &
Rriysts party win sen for $ss5.oo.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-01
TIME To SOW
COVER CROPS
Crimson and Red Cloven
Should Be Seeded
This Month
BY D. w. BENNETT
Assistant County Agent

At this season Of the year our
best farmers begin to think Of
winter cover crops. If farmers
have not already done 50. now i
the time to put these crops in. II
there is no crop on the land dur.
ing the fall and winter, much
plant food is lcachcd out of the
soil. This may be saved if crop
roots are present to take it up.
In addition to preventing plan.
nutrients from teaching from the
soil, winter cover crops prevent
erosion, which is the greatest
enemy the farmer has, and add;
organic matter which improves the
physical condition of the soil and
increases the soil fertility.
The winter feed bill for live.
stock could also be greatly redue.
ed by planting winter pasture for
temporary grazing. Rye and
smooth barley may be planted for
winter grazing, and now is The
time to begin preparation Of the
land for planting. After a cult.
waited crop, thoroughly disking the
land and drilling in the grain is
sufficient, while sod land may re.
quire more preparation. The pas
ture grazing season may be H.
creased two or three months BY
planting temporary pasture.
Crimson clover, which is one Of
our most popular winter legumes'
should be seeded nj this montG
Red clover, another good feed ana
soil in?prover, should also be
seeded now. Many farmers have
stopped planting crimson clover
because they think that the clover
should be in full bloom before
is plowed under. but the latest eh
detrimental results on this prove
that it may be plowed down a.
much as two weeks before !! y
comes into full bloom. and SUI i
add Just as much nitrogen to th sT
soil as when plowcd down IN Jul
bloom. Although, if this Is donf S
the amount Of organic matter VI.
be somewhat reduced. By p;oW:As
it down early, the spring pIoWIhs
may be done two weeks esfi Tux.
which reduces the hazard Of I ..i
ting the land get too nara d"
dry. ,b,.
Other good winter tegumes , laS,
may be planted now are A A Tsss
winter peas and hairy vGtcn ~ i" :,
may be planted with such crops
abruzzi rye and barley.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-01
FARM PROBLEM IS
WEDGED FURTHER IN
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

. CONTINUED from page one)
"North Dakota is additionally
Republican and while it gave Mr..
Roosevelt a majority of 100000
in 1882, it will definitely be back
in the, Republican fold this year"
Wexford said that President
Roosevelt's tour had been nicely
received" in his state and that he
did not believe that there had
been any waste or relief funds in
that state. g,
eve in North Dakota needed
all the money that has been sent
in there and wouldn't know what
to do without it."
Gov. Landon's telegram to the
railroads was an effort to make
entirely effective the emergency
rates already put into operation
bv individual railroads, but which
are not beneficial to farmers who
must tranship from one road to
"Drouth relief committees in all
narts of the state" the telegram
said "report reduced rates IN
many cases of little Or no value
because of limitation to movement
over one railroad. Emergency
movements often require use OF
more than one railroad and we can
see no justification for the pres
emf limitation which produces rail
confusion and gross discrimina-
ton"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-01
SISTER MARY'S MENU
BY NEA Service


HAVE you discovered that the
L drouth has raised the price
of your favorite vegetable? The
supply and quality, too, of vege-
tables in the market should i'm
prove as fall approaches, but
right now, with prices what they
are, it's something of a problem
to stretch the budget to include
fresh peas. asparagus and other
treats from the garden, usually
to be bad in abundance.
The frugal French have count
less clever ways of meeting such
situation. One Of them is to
stretch" a small supply of fresh
peas by adding lettuce and onions
while they are cooking. The dish
will 60 farther and you will also
have a delicious flavor.
Notice that this French recipe
for peas uses only two table
spoons of water. The lettuce will
produce enough water during the
cooking to boil the peas.
Peas a la FRANCHISE for
Two pounds fresh peas, heart
of large lettuce, 10 cup picked
onions or onion, sliced thin, l-8
pound butter, salt, pepper, 2
tablespoons water.
Remove the coarse outer
leaves of the, lettuce and take out
the heart and the small leaves ad-
herring to it. s.lt
Put all the ingredients, includ-
ing the shelled peas, into sauce
pan, pat on the lid, and simmer
for 35 minutes.
Pour off some of the LIQUID and
serve at once, lettuce, onions and
all, very hot. : '
If you don't happen to have
picked onions on your pan
try shelf, a medium-sized fresh
onion, sliced very thin, will do
just as well. ..E
SO many consumers are inter-
ested in italian Zabaglione sauce
that this seems a good time to
give you the recipe.
Zabaglione for Four
Five egg yolks, 2 IL table.