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Evening star., 1936-12-13

CHESAPEAKE RETRIEVER
puppies, sired by Champion
Bud Parker's Prince, 3414
Lowell st.
KITTENS = mos old half Persian. healthy
and playful: orange and gray tortoise
she'll Decatur o6l3
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WHY PAY RENT
hnd SnNnral nnnr

We have had several opportunities TO
rent this desirable house at $50 monthly,
but owner says sell property and all.
5 large. attractiye bed rooms oo above flI flrSt
basement: excellent roomng house sec
ton Il 7th Park roadl price only 1000;
$500 cash balance 500 monthly. R; M:
Evening star., 1936-12-13

ACCOUNTING SERVICE-If YOU own a
small |. business. install double ENTRY book
keeping system for Sl5 Service fron, e
monthly up. Results accurate and hsinfiIi'
can Accountant. Met 23.{H --N-N-N N-'
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LADY ASTOR KENNELS,

Marlboro pike Md
PEDIGREED PUPS-$15 g. $40.
INOCULATED AGAINST DISTFMPER.
WILL HOLD TILL CHRISTMAS.
Chows, Dachshund. Irish Terriers. Cock
ers. Springer Spaniel English Bull, Wires.
Scottie. Schnauzer Schipperke. Dog Hotel.
$500 Western ave. Chevy Chase Cley. $3.50.
DOGS BOARDED, 35c DAY.
DOGS HAND-PLUCKED. $3.50.
FOSTER MOTHERS SUPPLIED.
HEATED KENNELS AT THE DOG HOTEL
GSMn Mestern Az CheYY Chase CleN AtiSn
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COLLIES-
LAYHIII, KENNEL s

COCKERS--Solid black youngsters. home
bred two dark red females mos; one red
and white male. beautiful specimen mos;
Near Glenmont. Nd. Keisngton 245-M
BOSTON TERRIERS-OnIy American bred
dog perfectly marked Price reduced for
Christmas gifts. Also Wire Fox Terriers
Toy Pekes. Scotties. black. Call Hillside
Evening star., 1936-12-13

SALE OR LEASE-14S-acre estate in
mountains of North Carolina, 1000 feet
elevation: a days drive from Washington:
lake site. gorgeous scenery: suitable for
health resort or camps. Address Box
3O5-X, Star office
Evening star., 1936-12-13
FRENCH POODLES.
POWKIM KENNELS.

Two good cookers, each over a year old,
for sale Through with distemper. Each a
lovely pet. Just the dog to grow up with
your child. Paw a deposit and We will hold
the dos until Xmas
II you are going away for the holidays.
leave your dog with US and We Will give
him real home.
Stud service Solid red or parti-color
Drive out Marlboro pike 5la miles from
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POULTRY AND EScs

HENS, white Leghorns. 10 and o1e
rooster; lot for 50. Call Kensinston 162'
HENS AND PULLETS laying stock 1900
ocheWton ave. Sc. Bradbury Heights. Nd.
CHICKENS pullets' Rhode Island RedS
Z months old. sacrifice A. Moseley- 1g04
N Lincoln ST.. Cherrydale, Va
CHICKENS I3J. mostly al Rhode Island
Pike, Arlington. Va. Walnut Sg23.
BECK'S BioodTested Chicks, 23 leading
pIeeCs. SlO per 100 up Ducks and Poults'
Also sexed chicks. FREE CataioR. Reck1
Hatchery. Mount Airy Md
GRASSY KNOLL. BABY YCHTCKS-0fsc33T- u
nIood-tested: Virginia State certified s.
& Whlte Leghora, Barred and White Rock.
r. r, i; Reo New Hampshires; Is years
insure satisfaction. Started chicks
GRASSY KNOLL POULTRY FARM
R. F. D. No 3. Alex, Va Alley 1s-F-1
Iln.OInia. on U. s. Route 23R1
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COLLIES.

THE REAL CHAMPION.
The best pedigreed stock. bred for INTEL
lgence as well as beauty. Some eXcep-
tionaIy pretty puppies al present In sa-
bes. blue merles and tricoiors. All nicely
marked with white. Raised on large estate
and guaranteed healthy. Priced according
to quality, S25 and SIS.
DR.. AND MRS E. w WALLACE.
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COAL, MOOD. fUEL ON.

PENN. HARD COAL. 224O lbs to ton
weighed IN D. C. Egg. Stove. Chestnut
S11; Pea, $3.50. Lincoln 2544; night
Evening star., 1936-12-13

THE REAL CHAMPION.
:, The best pedlgreed stock. bred for intel
llgenee as well as beauty. Some excep-
hS1onaIy S1on pretty puppies at present In sa-
marked with white. Raised on large estate
and guaranteed healthy. Priced according
to quality. S95 up.
DIR. AND MRS E, W. WALLACE.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

VIRGINIA HORSES several young pro-
spective hunters: one 5-gaited horse, one
work mare: also light trailer. 2622 E
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rms > baths nice dining room. oil heat;
income S64O; 81 800 terms. Miss Nc
Cnun nnS II ST MetropOlltan 4Sl3.
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DEL IICATESSEN bus. $500 wkly. Apis.
above; long lease; $1,000 terms. BY owner.
1880
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RooMING- 9th and RI; 10
rms, 3 baths; beautifully furnished; !;
rent, $500; price only So 900: terms. Call
Mrs Keach Decatur 35OT.
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BOATS.

ROAtS.
WANTED -straight-side canoe; give de-
tails. Vernon Pierpont, Midvale ave-. Ca
louisville, Md
YACHT LOIS. length T5 beam "A, draft
41a: sound. rot-protective treated timbers
and planking; large deck salon; seats IA
in dining salon; state rooms for IA large
galley with range: Arcola for hot-water
service and heating: twin screws; new
6-15-hp. reduction gear engines; pilot
house controlled: speed Is mph. cruising
costs SC per mile; Delco lighting plant.
tub, searchlight: two 150-pound Lux fire
extinguishing tanks, hoists, anchors;
at dock. Airport Basin.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME can you buy a 34'
cruiser built by Consolidated of New York
for Florida Gulf Stream service. Hull of
Port oxford finest cedar. cabin trim and
bridge solid mahogany, copper and bronze
fittines: bridge incloSed with sliding plate
glass windows; forward and aft cockpits
dishes. large toilet: large fresh-water sup
ply: Gray motor; like new. II you know
cruiser construction. you'll want this one.
Shepherd 1885,.
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BOB HOLLANDER,

Exclusive Agent Tor Owner.
zoos H St. Don't phone, pleaSeD
GUEST HOUSE. Mass. ave; 36 rooms :
baths; rent. S3l0: income quoted, 81 500
monthly; garage: beautifully furnished
through present owner ; years: owner
Ill; sacrifice for $4,000 half down. Call
National 9654.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACGOTpNTING SERX1CE-n you own
small business install double-entry book
11ob,h heepihhe az. system for SIS. Service from S.
Call Accountant Met. 233s. &c anu heApIuA'
ACCORDIONS, new, 4s-bass plano S53:
new 1@q-hsss' $50; trumpet. 2.Y5; new
ss9!ar o., nat Bonem Clarinet with case.
p1Itsnle pnonograph, $3.50; large selection
ukeS, IL up; new guitars. 1915 up;
compiete com new Temple block OUTFIT, sis;
heE hlgn-hat sax with paper-tnin cym-
pals, $50; bugles. ~ so; chromatic haT-
mionlcss: nioIa Sl.15; music stands, 81; CON-
TENOR guitars ana guitars Win reSonator
ppiaLe' ppage' SSg3; hne arch-top suItar, SI3a5;
leHGa oanyo. so, Weyman mandolin.
7 4ho, ho,, aIo sahophone, $50, new seth
bbnonaS metronomes, Sig Marine Band
piie- &c: ;1Vc' gave on all musical sup
nc. I.IsdIh s. 400 3tn ST. NV
dAiCpUSIlCoN, a. Tor hard of hearing. double
Gisl a. lIansmItteT. air CONJUNCTION: new COZ
aItlon; ieSS tnan nall price GOOD resSon
tioT i'oT Se!!lht; U. Samuel Warner, 4126 Lee
II4Ig1iI"ay' I41i ChcTryda4e. Va. Phone Clarendon
ADDING MACHINES and Esrre,t
pg4EtsnIe' - sightiy, used sacrince lfI~ Par
tu, Apt, Z. Columbia 1873. Dealer.
ApDiNG S18hd IS, -ciaYS MAcHINE, l5 BqTrOusns with
AEGHAN; cTocheted. 80 x 65, variegated
pI4Ce 80. Phone Adams 1u1U.
AFGHAN-5eautifuI Just finished r,,6s
pl NV. - RohnoTo
AFGHANS, , beautiful. Would rnaka
!0'e4y CHRISTMAS present. CaA .3Zu5 1e1S
AIN COMPRESSOR. new. "a h-p- r
Dbeico, cheap. 4bO0 Schewton ave, Sc
Bradbury Heights Nd. 80
AIR COMPRESSOR. stoker, meat grind
eLs, MINI. furnace regulator, stoTaee wster
neateT, WASH. mach. Carty, ZOOS I4th nv.
ALL-WOOL mohair upholstery and draperv
Hta sc 'e5 -S4s o4 lnches wide, sunIasL, now
Ioc Saro. I34 1Ith st. NV
ANTIQUES cnlIact,.,.. E-----
Evening star., 1936-12-13

PAPERHANGING done at once. S4 room
and UP. including paper: best workman
ship; white mechanic. Georgia 0O24. Is
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING-Special this
week; Imperial washable paper; S6.95.
guarantee my work. SpIgel. Columbia 9041.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

BOOMING, HOUSE: wonderful buy: IS
McKenney. zoos St Met. 4S13.
ROOMING HOUSE Eye ST.; close in; 16
rooms, baths; PRICED for quick sale. Mr..
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

WANTED-Home for pure-bred female
pointer. where most Of pups will go to pay
board and keeps. until next hunting sea-
son. Due for 2 breedings meantime
| Adams 2S64-W
Evening star., 1936-12-13
BUSINESS Opportunities.

PARTNER wanted who can finance build
ing project. Address Box 4S0-V. Sta
office.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

RESTAURANT. Rathskeler, downtown
(whiSkyl: doing $500 daily; rent. Sl35;
same owner Is yrs: no competition;
Evening star., 1936-12-13

USE OUR MAILING ADDRESS. Mail re-
ceived and forwarded Messages taken.
So so per month 925 Union Trust Bldg.
Evening star., 1936-12-13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.

PIANO upright. small studio model. and
bepch; modern: will sacrifice for cash.
5l9 Mass ave. NV. Dealer
PARTY to establish dry cleaning business
in shoe repair shop excellent business 10
cslity. 1+13 ST. NV.
TROMBONE, Conn like new: perfect con-
Evening star., 1936-12-13

RESTAURANT, beer and wine completely
equipped; established eight years; doing
good business: in Northeast section: whisky
license can be secured. Address Box
Evening star., 1936-12-13

HNJureS. SdSH OF ltIHlS. bIlSOIll "''-i'
RESTAURANT-Must sell on account of
husbands death Doing very good busl-
ness. Well equipped Call Decatur ol12.
DRUG STCRE-1n Maryland. - miles
from WASHINGTON. Cheap price Owner has
other interests. Address Box 2i5-X. Star
office
Evening star., 1936-12-13

ESTABLISHED MAIL-ORDER speciality
business for sale; bargain. Wonderful OPP
portunity. Address Box sew, Star office.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

ROOMING HOUSE; IL rms. baths;
Beautifully furnished; oil heat; 81 900.
terms Call District 4396 Sunday.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

DEL, doing S275 wkly: rent, $50; price
only ST 800: terms. Joseph Hollander.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

DEL. AND BAKERY; rent. S35; no COM
petition: reduced to $500. Mr.. Shilby
Evening star., 1936-12-13

Address Box :TIi4-X. star oIlce.
LUNCH-BEER-Uppe northwest; estab.
business; rent $50 month Price $500:
terms. Address Box 312-X, Star office.
DELICATESSEN. suburban, doing $500
wkly; modern apt. above: $3.50; terms.
Rent. So. District Sales, 1906 H NV.
Mo-
Evening star., 1936-12-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NOOuthhuCu.l
BOOMING b.ss HOUSE. wenderfqi SsSS buy;
Mckenney ZOOS H St Met. 4sI3.
RooMINq HOUSE eye st.l close in; g
RooMING HOUSE; x st: downtown: T.
McKenney. zoos H st. Met. 4sl3.
eSoMSa s a ASP Sa.Rs Gs%Sn plosd tot
quick & Sale. 30 Mr.. 0 Mckenney. S' ZOOS II st.
BEAUTY, SALON Ga. ave. location; rent.
ss: sS S4s eBt over $500 Mss OSE5
BEAUTY SALON. estab. g yrs; rent ,SS5s ,SS5o
mecoTS Me EessPs oSs sao9 g. Met 4s5 SfEm'
DEL. doing S275 wkly.; rent. $50; price
zoos st. NV
DEL AND BAKERY; rent; sa5; NO st;PSn sqm-
Whisky: doing $500 daily; rent. $3.50
soSn Re yTs No Bob
zoos H st. NV.
RooMING BOARDING H7th and r.; 10
rms. 3 baths; beautifully at hnd furnished
Mrs Reach. Decatur 3507.
RoOMING HOUSE; IL rms. 3 baths;
Beautifully furnished; oil heat; $3.50.
terms. Call District 4396. Sunday.
RESTAURANT, beer and wine. completely
good business; in Northeast section: whisky
les@ iesnse san can otSe. Be secured Address Box
SALE OR LEASE-14S-acre estate in
mountains of North Carolina, 1000 feet
elevation: days drive from washington;
lake site. gorgeous scenery: suitable for
health resort or camps. Address Box
305-X, Star office.
ESTABLISHED MAIL-ORDER speciality
business for sale; bargain. Wonderful op-
portunity. Address Box sew. Star once.
RESTAURANT AND GRILL excellent loca-
ton; real bargain "a of cost. Don't wait
Will sell quickly. Phone Wisconsin :65;i.
FOR SALE-Modern and well-equipped
restaurant, doing good business and grow
ing. Will sell all or Fart. Responsible
carty only Address Box .61-W. Star ofhce.
ROOMING HOUSE, downtown; $ rooms.
h.-w.h. rent, SIS: $3.50; terms Tor aulck
sale. Met. 5461
GROCERY. fruits. etc; busiest transfer
point; fine. business; long lease Price
s. 900. Address Box TX. Star office
LUNCH ROOM with beer. doing $40 to 500
daily, Price, S1,500. District sales, 1ooo
H st. NV National 1902.
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOWER will invest in
rooming house with lady partner 10 man
age Address Box 25S-S. Star Office
BOOMING HOUSE, s rooms; redecorated:
newly furnished: desirable nelghborhood'
$3.50; terms: rent. S65. 146 r st. ne.
Open Dec. 5559. SUNDAYS or evenings. :
LIQUOR STORE wanted; have customer
who means business; ready cash. Adams
RESTAURANT Northwest section: newly
Evening star., 1936-12-13

BEAUTY SALON. estab. g yrs; rent, $50
no.: receipts. $500: $4,000; terms. MISS
McCnMn 1OnS H st. Met. 4Sl3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24
Pleasing The Man
nv CHLOE JAMIRON


 If he comes from the south there is ono certain way in which to please the man at the table in these days. Prepare for him Q great plat- ter of green corn fritters fried to c tender golden brown, and sur. rounded by crisp slivers Of bacon. He will like this contribution best if t iS accompanied by southern fried chicken with cream gravy. But if chicken is out of the question, no matter. Serve instead c salad of cue cumberg with sour cream dressing, favored slightly with onion. Or have Stewed fresh tomatoes as the sec Ond vegetable.
 4 recipe for fritters? It is very easy; the only drawback is the deep fat frying, which some home cooks object to in hot weather. But if one is sufiiciently good.natured and devoted. d.-that b Q matter of small account
 One excellent recipe for the frit- ter batter ig this one: Select three large, well filled ears of tender corn, cut twice very thinly, then gcrape out the balance of the pulp. Beat two eggs until very light end add to the corn. Thicken with flour until of . consistency that will fall easily from the spoon. Add also one cup of milk and salt to taste. No baking powder is required for this recipe, the secret of t being not to have the batter too StiH-and not too thin. Drop tho batter from c large table- spoon into deep hot fat, and fry on both sides, as you would doughnuts. Drain on brown paper and you will have fritters ag light as 6 feather.
 Some men like their fritters dTcdged lightly with powdered BugaF;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

or cold; for croquettes of chicken, salmon, or perhaps left-over baked ham or roast lamb; for fritters and vegetable outlets which by their egg and Crumb crusts remind Us of meat, yet please us more in the "iinicky season" because they arc lighter and more delicate than meat.
 Have you ever tried rolling cro. quettes in crushed rice flakes in- stead of using bread or cracker Crumbs2 It gives c tender crust which is light, crisp and tasty. Also, be sure to vary meat loaf and crcquette seaSoningS, using prcfer- ably the summer seasonlngs, among which I number sweet green pep- per, minced parsley and little green onions, sliced very thin. This will Chnaange somewhat the winter loaf in which you probably have used seasonings as chopped celery, to-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24
Kitchen 

Two very sensible sounding reiIie- dies for poison ivy have been sent to me. Says one woman. .."L had the most severe case Of poisoning my doctor ilas ever heard of. Jt was completely and quickly cured by bathing the affected parts iil soda water" Another writer recommends the application of whites Of 6 half dozen eggs beaten % stifly that they can De cut with c knife. This sine applied three times to the poi- soned ares, allowing each applica- ton to dry ike 6 mask. Relief was quick and the irritation abated ai. most instantly.
 Have you ever tried adding c little thyme when cooking wax beans7 1t gives them c distinctive flavor end is especially appetizlng when the beans are served with pot roast or some other roasted meat. Al
 To remove parafIin quickly from jelly glasses, sec that you place . bit of string acrogS the glass as you pour on the melted parafiln, al. lowing the ends to stick out. Then when you want to use the jelly, you lift the sealing of easily.
 One 6f the i1andiest implements to have around when your are cane ming and preserving is c funnel for fiiliging jars and cans. It should Do one having c rather high flafing cup top which TlaTyows down quickly to 6 short bottje.neck section. This is much more convenient than tho old style funnel that was shaped more ltke c cone.
 You have heard that t is difficult to obtain c satisfactory bottled cr preserved orange juice for use in making beverages. That is becausC the juice of this fruit deterioateS rapidly on exposure to the air. The same k not true, however, of iB cousin, the grapefruit. Very excels lent bottled grapefruit juice can Dc bought in the market today. z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

others enjoy them when served with maple syrup or fresh apple sauce. If those in your home do not seem tc care for the tomato or cucumber accompaniment, try serving them with the sweet garnish, and you will find that--in mans parlance-they just hit the spot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24
SAVING WITHOUT sCRTMPINC ---
 Summer Menus Should Have Lighter More Delicate Dishes
Na;Tiiio5s=TSmsS SS'a Home s MsRIag csntsT-Nsw York

matoes or chopped pimlento.
 Tn making meat loaf you may also use crushed rice flakes instead of bread crumbs, both in mixing the recipe and later to sprinkle over the top and sides of the loaf. The flakes produce 6 much lighter texture and also iEnpart . nice flavor. A good foundation recipe iS this one for veal loaf veal being an ideal summer meat.
 Have the butcher put through Q medium grinder three pounds of lean veal. Mix with it seasonings of one tablespoon chopped onion and oneof chopped parsley; one and one.half teaspoons salt and one-eighth teaspoon pepper. And three.f0urthg cup of crushed rice flakes and blend well. Then add one well-beaten egg and nloisten with one-half cup of milk. Form lightly into . loaf, sprinkle with crushed flakes, lay over the top three or four thin slices of bacon or dot generously with butter. Bake in Q moderate oven (32O degrees F.) for about one hour, basting from time to time. Serve hot or cold, with tomato sauce or mixed pickle. salmon croqvettes are both gea- sonable and economical. For them use one can of salmon, fiaked, and an equal quantity of cold mashed potato; Seasonings of salt aTid pep- per one one teaspoon of chopped parsley. Mix with two wolisbeaten eggs, form into ovAlsshaped cro- quotes, roll in crushed rice flakes (you will not need to dip them in egg), and fry in deep fAt You will find that the mashed potato and the coating of crushed flakes give Q fluffy tevture that b not found in the usual fish cFoquette.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

DLAIN bread lS just the thing for E tho hearty sandwich part Of the picnic menu. But don't forget that many grCwn'upg and oil children like sweet sandwiches, too-and for these you should have . bread which haTfnonizeg with the filling. In fact, these fancy breads gre DOT. sOctIy delicious made into bread end butter sandwiches, without 6 filling. Here gre 6 couple of Tecipeg which will aTm you for any occasion'-1n' doors Or outdoors;
 M ChOFs Nus Deead . SSSsspoOnS deNbissasting baking powder 1 teaspoon gait
 n cup eueef
 euT chopped nuE meaW
 [ Ogg, vel beaten
 { tskIsspeons melted butter eS other shortening
 GlEt -four once, measure; add bak ing powder, GAIt, and sugar, and gif again. Add nuts. Combine egg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

milk, and shortening; add to -four mixture and blend. Bake in gTeaged loaf pan, Sx4x3 inches, sn Hnoders atO oven (SSo' F.) 1 hour, or until done. Fruit Bread [ cups sifted -four { SespeOnS dOublesaeting baking powder, l 1M teaspoons selt M cup sugar q cups gTahefll A0ue ., M eup eandl0d orange peel, thiniy SI'ee6, 4 cup broken nutffneaN l1 egg1, veil beaten | iAbisspcons melted butter oF ether
 glloFtOniRS
 Sit -four once, measure, add baks ing powder, galt, and sugar, and
 sift again. Combine graham Hour, 1 orange peel, and nuts, and add t0 -four mixture. Combine eggs, milks
 and shortening; add to -four mix tuyo and blend, Bake ln two gTeaAed
 loaf pans, 7xgx 2N inches, in
 moderate oven (S6o' TN l hour, oS
 until done.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24
TESTED RECIPES

GOLDEN SPICE CAKE 1-2 cup brown sugar
 egg
 { egg yOlks 1.2 cup molasses ls2 cup butter 1.2 cup milk 2is4 cups flour
 teaspoon cinnamon 1.2 teaspoon soda 1s4 teaspoon cloves 1-4 teaspoon grated nutmeg
 Speck cayenne
 Few grating lemon Find Cream butter and sugar together add egg and yolks of eggs, vel beaten, molasses, milk, flour mixed and sitter with soda, spices ant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

recipe 0 varied seasoning or an entirely different { ex [ UT c, and therefore Q dif- ferent taste ap- peal. It is well to remember this in summer when the appetite iS oil for delicacy.
 It is the time for light m ca { ioaVeg. either hok
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

lemon rind. Turn into busberu6
 loaf pan and bake in 6 nloderaie
 oven tSb0 degrees F1 for one hour
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

one may cook with c 'heavy" hand, 50 to speak, or Q light one, giving to the same foundation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

Nearly 100000 tons of bitumin- ous coal was mined in Germany in c recent month.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-06-04
DELHI

| Mr.. and Mrs. G.. o. Bolland and
daughter left Saturday for a two
weeks visit with relatives at Dut-
ton and Great Falls, Montana.
Sherman Payne of Belview was
a Delhi business caller Monday.
Miss Esther Omtvedt returned
last week after several weeks
stay with relatives at Dawson.
Neighbors and friends of Mrs.
Andrew Omtvedt gathered at her
home May 26 and helped celebrate
ner birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Starr of
Redwood Falls were Delhi callers
sunday.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Wayne Conrad at the Redwood
Falls Hospital Friday, May 20.
Mrs. Harlan Parker and daugh-
ters, Phyllis and Virginia motor
ed here from Ortonville Thursday.
They were accompanied by Mrs. j.
A. Piersol who has been a guest in
the Parker home for three weeks.
Mrs. Parker returned Thursday
evening but her daughters will
visit here and at Morton for two
weeks.
Miss Emma Bergman spent sew
eral days at the Neil Mckay home
here enroute from a vacation at
Cheyenne, Wyoming to her home
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Hugh Mckay and Miss
Florence Jacobson were Mankato
and New Ulm visitors Wednesday.
Jacob Asleson is visiting rela-,
tives at Mankato this week.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-06-04
Representative
REDWOOD COUNTY


Served as mail carrier at
Lamberton for IL years and
was engaged in the fuel busi-
ness for 212 years. Serv-
ed as district manager for
Standard Oil Co. for IA years.
Purchased a farm in 1893
and have been engaged in
farming since that time,
Have been a resident in Red
wood county for 80 years.
In my contacts I believe
have the viewpoint of the
farmer as well as the small
business man and will work
for legislation favorable tc
them. I stand for a readjust-
ment of our present property
taxes, lower interest rates
and economy in government.
IF elected / promise to re
present the best interests OF
my constituents.
Your vote win be appre-
ciated.
Prepared and ordered published by
Ole Kaale, Lamberton, Minnesota
In his own behalf for which poll
teal adv. rates have been paid.