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Origin Of Olympics

1t is very popular to apply the WORD
Olympic to any great celebration OF
sport. The word Is derived from the
name of the plain, Olympia, where the
ancient Greek games were held. In
those pagan days the ancients credit
ed the gods with being human. and
accordingly did all they could to please
them. One Of the ideas of their games
and entertainments was to entertain
the deities who dwell. on Mount Olym-
pus. The most famous Of the games
were those specially arranged for that
purpose, and they were named Olym-
pic. A period Of four years elapsed
between the games. That period was
called the Olympiad, and from the
year TIC B. C. was used to measure
time. The Olympic games thus de-
noted a very special exhibition, and
that Is why the word applies to the
greater festivals Of sport-Montreal
Herald.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-23

The smartest of the new dresses
are those in a single color with
flashes of printed silk to trim
them. This design Is one of the
best, made of blue cloky silk and
trimmed with a print in red and
blue on a white ground. The front
of the bodice has row Of buttons
extending to the hipline and a col
lar of the printed silk. A slender
panelled skirt is split up the front
to show a printed strip that is at
tached underneath. Three-quarter
sleeves are gathered into fitted
cuffs in harmony with the collar.
And by all means don't overlook
the novelty shoulder and hip yoke.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1913
is available for sizes IA, 16. Is
90; 40 and AZ. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, "a. SO. 3S, 40 and
AZ. Size 16 (34) requires Az yards
of 39-inch fabric with y length
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-23

had been, until this summer, a beaver
pond for many years.
He had crossed this noon the old
culvert. that had been under water for
so long. He thought he remembered
its condition but was not sure.
Anyhow, he yelled in Ezra's ear, it
was this way or no way
He slowed as they reached the creek
bed. eased the front wheels gingerly
up on the water-bleached corduroy,
held his breath as the cars weight
slowly went on the structure and then,
as it gave and cracked beneath them,
| gave the motor everything it wouru
take.
They tilted, they sagged A hind
wheel spun, tires singing and the smell
| of burning rubber was strong. He
| gripped the wheel until his knuckles
showed white. Old Ezra clutched
wildly for a hold as the car ca
reened -.
The spinning wheel found purchase.
| They crawled forward, slowed side
ways and finally, with bump and a
uOuhNC, "OAC away 1lOih thC L,
roaring for the high land beyond.
"Made her!" Kerry yelled, "and Wen
| have most a half hour before they can
get to the cabin by the good road"
They were ahead of Bridger and his
companions, for certain, but they had
not gained a whole half hour. The
one tire. frayed by its tussle on the
| of,lr 10 N
| last two miles of sand trail through
| the timber on fiat, bouncing and rat
| thing and unable to make time even
where the sharp turns and deep ruts
might have permitted more speed.
Young was out of the car before the
motor stopped spinning.
He strobe to the door, threw 1t open
and paused.
"See that dirtT' he asked, pointing
to the trickle of dust across the floor.
The doctors old eyes followed his
| pointing finger, traced the stringer of
fine Jumps and granules across to the
far corner.
That's where It'd We BEEN" he NUT
| tered, glancing at the one window.
"Bluejay said he looked through the
window. It's the only corner he could
see handy"
And he said he saw Holt In here
about shutdown, ThursdayT
"As- recollect IT,
"A plant for surel ] was In here
about then. Thursday. The floor was
clean. Ezra. But today -. this stuff
was here. Let's goi"
He was on his knees beside the two
short sections Of flooring, cycling them
closely.
"See? Here's where they were pried
up with something" he said excitedly.
Then they dug hole for the box and
/ carried the dirt out; maybe in bucket
or a newspaper anything. But
| they were either careless or what they
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-23

F'TaAME. In THE FOREST
BY HAROLD TITUS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aionsby IRWIN uusr"a


"Hang on!" said Kerry as, throwing
in the clutch, he spun the car about,
headed downstream, lurched into the
ruts leading to the wagon bridge and
shot across with roar.
Upstream, then, past Mans mill, be-
hind headquarters and into the road
the sheriff's car had followed.
Young's brows were drawn. He d.
vided his attention between the theory
forming in his mind and the treach-
erous ruts and chuck holes of the road.
Listen, Ezra p he said, we've got
to get to that cabin before they do,
hold 'em off, see what's been planted
there, keep Stuart from arrest and
have a chance to pin the frame-up,
at least, on West. Nobody elsed
want to do it."
But how"
81 don't know! I don't know how
The important thing is =.
Lord, what a bump! Hurt you?
Hang on, then! Here's better
stretch"
Their way was now through an old
burning where the ruts ran straight
and the chuck holes were few. With
foot throttle down to the fioor-boards.
Kerry showed the little car. For mile
they Travelled at high speed and then,
brakes on, stirred vast dust clouds as
they skidded for left turn into dim
trail.
Here! Where you-That's the
only way!"
ut was, Ezra, until few weeks ago.
Beaver dams out. l came through here
on foot this morning. Unless I over
looked a lot we can get through. If
we get through, Wen be ahead. If we
don't, we're sunk for the time being,
anyhow"
Tall grasses raked the tenders; bri-
Grs squealed their way along the
dusty paint. Here they crawled on
low through a marshy stretch; there
they made a sandy grade by hair.
Young got out once to lift dead sap
ling from the way and leaped back in
to start forward with a vicious lurch.
Down grade they went; down into
a cattail bottom, into silt basin that
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-23
Pari-Mutuels Invented 90
Years Ago by a Frenchman

The pari-mutuel system was In
vented about 60 years ago by
Frenchman named Oller and was
conducted in opposition to the bookies
doing oral betting. When its profits
became known the French govern
ment banished the boOkie, imposed
rules, allowed the turf authorities to
run the pari-mutuels and took per-
centage. That is what the various
states here are now doing. About
ten years after Oller devised the pari-
mutuel system the Australian total
izator was invented in that country
and is the recognized method there
now, only just coming into this coun-
try. The Oller system or pari-mu-
tuel has been more closely followed
in the United States. Instead of one
machine to record bets there are sew
eral small ones. Each machine Op-
crates as a unit until the race is on
and betting then ceases. while totals
are sent to the central Office, where
the grand aggregates are ascertained
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-23
Printed Trimmings of Silk Used on
Elegant Daytime Frocks of One Color

sleeve. Enclose fifteen cents for
pattern.
The Barbara Bell Pattern Book
featuring Spring designs is ready
Send fifteen cents today for your
copy.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, 367 W. Adams
St., Chicago, I'll.
@ Bell syndicate.-wNU Service.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-23
Dogs Paw Is "Fingerprinted'
as Means of Foiiing Thieves

Fingerprint authorities of Salinas
Calf. have complied with the first
request to register the paw prints of
a dog. Steve Rianda. lettuce pro.
Queer, requested the precautionary
measure against the theft of his
watchdog since numerous thefts OF
valuable dogs had been reported in
the district.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-04-23
Bodyguards of Dictators

Because of attempts to assassinate
them, Mussolini, Hitler, Stain and
Renal, dictators over nearly 100000
600 persons, are the most closely
guarded men in the world. Not only
are their movements kept secret, but
they are surrounded by hundreds of
bodyguards and often unprecedented
by doubles.-Collier's
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Automobily.

- Pr sestoupeni 2 chodnfku
pred svym obydlfm do ulice,
strzen byl automobilem 8lety
Raymond Deverny a noha mu
prerazena.
- Policejnf straznfk, John
King, behem sluzebnfch hodin
stanul v sobotu ST. Joseph
nemocnici. Osetrovatelka po-
zadala jej, ably zIstal trochu
dele, re tam nesen poraneny
automobilem a ably o pTlpadu
tom ucinil uTednf ornament.
Policista cekal. Brzy ma to ne
Sen byl tam obstarly muz, KITE
~ pTejet byl busem ma Gay a
Patterson Park ulicich. Wat
byl do zkusebnf sine, kdez roz-
hodnuto, ably v nemocnici byl
nechan "a prfcinou dalsiho. po-
zorovani. Vysledek lekafske
prohlfdky byl oznamen policis-
tow, ktery v poranenem poznal
sveho 76 rokd stareho otce,
Johna Kinga z {. 633 N. Mont
ford avenue. Zraneny zemrel
v nedeli rano. Bus T1dil Amos
Wright.
- Policista William Shana-
han slouzlci ma patrolnlm voze
jihozapadn1 stanice a zatceny
42lety John Burns, jenz vezen
byl v patrolnim voze, zraneni
byli, kdyz AUTOMOBILE ma rohu
Fayette a Stricken ulic Sc sra
I'll S patrolnfm vozem.
- Osm rokd starry hoch,
George Heinrich, usmrcen byl
We stfedu automobilem kdyz
pokusil Sc pTejfti Fort Avenue
z Latrobe parku.
- zaloba, re rfdil automo-
bill, kdyz opilym byl, byla VINE
sena ma At rokI stareho Will
anna III. Donaldson. Automobi-
lem svym vrazil We stredu ma
Guilford avenue a Lanvale uli-
ci do automobile, ktery ffdila
Carrie Gorsuch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Unos csl. straznika do Polska
byl pripraven.

PTipad csl. financniho straz-
nlka Jindricha Vavry, ktereho|
Sc polstf financni straznici po-
kusili zavleci pres hranice u
Raje do Polska, ma vaznejsl
pozadl nez sc myslilo. Ukazu-
je, re slo o pTipravene uloupe-
nj cs. obcana a jeho z~avleccni
ma polske 1zemf. Cetnictvo wy
patralo a zatklo diva paseraky.
pr jejichz pronasledovani do
stall Sc Vavra malem do polske
no zajetf. Tito paseraci, by
dllc1 ma naSem uzem1, ucinili
pTekvapujfcf sdelenl. PRIMAL
Sc, re byli navedeni polskymi
straznfky, hlavne Mosczynskim
ably Ia p~enezitou odmenu a u
snadneni paseractv1 vylakali
Vavru ma polske 1zemf. Jejich
1tek do Polska byl jen sehra-
nou komedif. Polstf financnf
straznfci cekali jiz pri same
hranici, pTipraveni k 1nosu Va
vry. Polskym 1fadGm je pro-
zrazenf pozadf 1nosu nemile,
nebot V patek rano prijela ma
mfsto 1rednf komise z Polske-
no Tesfna, v nlz byl polsko-
tesinsky okresni hoffman, wy
soky dGstojnfk 2 Krakova a ne
kolik ufednfkd statnf polske
policie. Komise 81 podrobne
prohledla mfsto 1nosu, ale s
eeskoslovenskymi pohranicni-
mi urady We styk nevesla. We
ci, ktere Vavra nechal ma Ute
ku v rukou Mosczynskeho, ne
byly nam dosud vraceny. Phi
pad vyvolal v pohranicf veliky
rozruch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
knszi prepadeni bandity.

We farnfm dome katolickeho
kostela st. Adalbert's knGzf
prepadeni byli v 1tery trent
bandity, oloupeni o hodinky a
S88 ma hotovosti.
Do fairy vesli, kdyz ma Una
meni zvonkem faraf, J. Frania,
otevrel dvefe. V basementu
zamkli posluhovacku, jez tam
byla v praci. Ostatnf osoby v
dome prftomne seradili v mist
nosti prednf. Vedle faraTe me-
ri osobami byli knezf: Vincent
Kuklewski a James Olko, hos
podyne Eva Paskowich, JEFF
sestra, Mary a na~vstevnice, Vi
ola Stebler z Pennington, Zap.
Virginie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13

Prfsti dtery, II. listopadu v
Carlins Park poradany budou
diva hlavnl zapasy ma kterych
ucinkovati budou: Man Noun
tain Dean VS.. Tiny Roebuck a
Dave Levin VS.. Al Bisignano.
V nasledujlcfch trech zapa-
sech ktere urceny ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazku 1cinko-
vati budou:
Sexton VS.. Little Wolf; Nc
Lain VS.. Marvin; Bruins VS.. Key
Vstupne jest: 4Oc, $1.1O a
$1.65. zeny v prGvodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute utery v hlavnlm "a
pase Dean Detton prohlasen
byl vftezem kdyz pc 81 minu-
tovem kTfzkovani Brown vyho-
zen byl z areny a dopadl ma
zem takovou prudkostf re ne
bylo mu mono dale v zapase
pokracovati.
Man Mountain Dean porazil
Chief Little VOLTA v II minu-
tach.
Ted Keys porazil Frank Sex
tona v Is minutach.
Tom Marvin zdolal Don Pc
troffa v 20 minutach.
Zapas mezi Bobby Bruins a
Ernie Heffner pc 80 minute
VEN krizkovanf prohlasen byl
"a nerozhodnuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Vrabec zlodej.

Rolniku Josefu Brozkovi v
Kunovicfch u Uherskeho Hra-
diste Sc pred casem ztratil kra-
shy zlaty prsten S ametystem.
Pro sedlaka mel tim vetSi cenu,
re to byla rodinna pamatka.
Hledani bylo tehdy marne. Ny
nj dial rolnik opravovat staveni
a zednfci pri tom shodili neko-
Xix vrabcfch hnfzd, ktera byla
"a okapovou rOurou. z jedno-
no Sc vykutalel prsten s anne
tystem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Wesley pantata Dude tanciti
do sta rokH.

Ma posvicenske zabave We
Zdobine ma Kralovedvorsku
dial 81 zahrat solo ctyTiadeva-
desatilety domkar Antonfn
Hlavacek. Vybral 81 mladou a
zatancova1 81 S takovou chuti,
re ii mladi kruhu zasli. z ko-
la no odnesli sousede "a velke
slavy ma ramenou. Dedecek sli-
bill, re Dude tancit az do sta let
a pax teprve ma stara kolena,
re toho necha. jake vojak u
delostTelc1 prodelala valku v
Toce 1866.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Den hrHHzy.

V Suchotlne u Olomouce Ii
je delnfk r. Vymetal v nesva-
rech Sc svou zenou Annou, KITE
"a Sc branf prodeji domku, ably
zachranila rodine stTechu mad
hlavou. Vymetal ma % zapalil
ma pGde slamu a vrhl Sc pax s
nozem ma manzelku, chteje j
probodnout. Vymetal Sc pc te
vrhl ma 13leteho syna Frantis-
ka, ktery, probuzen kfikem
matky, rozbil okno a vyskocil
Ohen byl obcany uhasen a Wy
metal zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Zvlastni nehoda pstileteho
dscka.

Do nemocnice v Rychnov6
mad Kneznou bylo dopraveno
zoufale placfcf petileta Vlasta
Vrablikova, dcera manzelI re
Slovenska, kteTl jsou zamest-
mani We dvore Hodecfne u Cas-
tolovic. Mala Vlasta Sc musila
podrobit nezvykle operaci: roz
strfhan1 pTedne plechovky cd
sidolu, do ktere donna vstrcila
jazyk. RozT1zla 81 no o ostre
hrdlo plechove nadobky a ja-
zyk We chvili nabehl tax, re uz
no nemohla vytahnout zpet.
Osvobozuj1cl operace byla pro
vedena bez narkosy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13

Popalena, kdyz z furnacu
vyrazily plameny a cd techto
Sc ma nj saty chytily, 39leta
Florence A. Morgan z 1900
blocku Linden avenue, podleh-
la popaleninam temto v neHoc-
nici v sobotu.
Phi pokusu pTelezti plot
ma Stadium pozemku behem
footballoveho zapasu manor
nictva prot Notre Dame, spadl
Kenneth Deinlein, 11lety a fla
NAL 81 ruku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
ces. Budsjovice uctily
ORA. Zatku.

Pomnik dru A. Zatkovi,
vddce decentralization &c
CHI, byl odhalen "a 1casti mno
ha zastupc1 veTejneho zivota
a nescetneho obecenstva. O
zivote dra Augustine Zatky
promluvil Glen zemskeho zastu
pitelstva ceskeho prof. Rud.
Strnad, ktery ocenil jeho Ii
votnf praci a zasluhy o cely il
hocesky kraj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Ceskoslovensko pro kontrolu
Skodovych podnikH.

Vlada Ceskoslovenska ucini-
la kroky ku obdrzenf vetsiny v
kontrole Skodovych podnikd a
zbrojovky v Plzni, jedne z nej-
vetsich sveho druhu v Europe.
81 procent podfld vlastneno
jest Francouzi. Novych podf-
LII vydano bylo zavody v Gene
100000 900 ceskoslovenskych
korun ($7OO, OOO) a skoupeno
zastupci ceskoslovenske vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
~Protivalecna parada.

Nekolik set mladych nepra-
tel valek, paradovalo v sobotu
2 Mount Vernon Place ku Ho-
ward, Baltimore a Charles uli-
elm a zpet ma Mount Vernon
Place ku episkopalnfmu koste-
lu. v parade bylo n6kolik o.
zdobnych vozI a neseny pra-
pory Sc slovy: "zadne valky
vice"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Anglicky lodnik utonul.

Al rokn starry anglicky LODI
nix, C. r. Joseph z Calcutta v
Indii, hlavnf kuchar lodi City
of Ripon, z nfz skladan byl ma
klad u zdejsiho pieru, pri ma
vratu ma LODI We stfedu, narazil
hlavou O ocelovou cast lodi,
spadl do hlubiny a utonul. By
Ii s MIN diva JIM namoTnfci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13

Oznamuje Sc clen1m spolku
sv. VoJtecha, re Sc Dude odby-
vat fadna mesfcnf schnze prfstf
nedeli, Is. listopadu urcite We
z. hodiny odpoledne. Jest Ia
doucna pritomnost vsech Client
skrze ddlezite jednani.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, preds.
JOS. F. Viktor, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13

Sadie T. Larmore, zrizenka
Savings banky v Nanticoke,
Md, drzana jest pod zarukou
ku porotnfmu jednanf. zalova-
ma jest re til pTfpadd zprone-
very v bance. V bance praco-
vala DO mnoho rokn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13

Ma oslavu 5Oti-leteho tr-
van1 sehraje Pew. Dram. Sbor
sv. Cecilie hru MAVEN MARIN
ka re stare Myslivny'', V nede-
Ii ,dne 22. listopadu v move u
pravene SIM sv. Vaclavske sko-
iy ma Collington Ave. Zacatek
urcen pfesne We 8 hod. odpol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13

Dvema cernochy napaden
byl v nedeli ulicce "a 100
blockem S. Caroline ulice. An
thony Maliszenski, 21lety a O.
loupen JIM o prsten, 0 $3.50
ma hotovosti a boty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Stat skoncil ~prebytkem.

William S. Gordy, statnf kon-
trolor, oznamil, Re stat Mary
land skoncil svdj fiskalnf rok
80. zaff prebytkem $1,182,-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13

William B. Pope, SO rokd
starry, nalezen byl v 1tery mrt-
w ma lGzku We SVEN domov6
ma Stemmers Run, V Baltimore
okresu. v dome I'll samoten.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-13
Federal Home Loan Bank OF Winston-SaIem
WINSTOM-SALEM. NORTH CAROLINA

IN ~&@~ 44V&1&~ AOW14 DM4N ~ "
WINSToM-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
October 27, 1886.
Mr.. Ant. j. Svejda, Secretary
Bohemian American Building Association
$50 N. Collington Avenue,
Baltimore, Maryland. Re: Advance No. /
Dear Mr.. Svejda:-
Enclosed herewith is check No. 1920, drawn on the
Treasurer of the United States, payable to your order in
the amount of 100000, representing the proceeds of
your note for like amount.
Interest on your note, which is dated October 27. 1896,
will be calculated beginning tomorrow, October %, 1886.
For your information, based upon your Annual Report
as of August 1, 1886, you have a maximum line of credit
with the Bank in the amount of $118,5OO.OO. We are GER
tainy pleased to serve you in this connection and trust that
you will not hesitate to make liberal use of your line of
credit.
Yours very truly,
Geo. E. Walston,
Vice Pres. & Treas.
Preklad:
Federalni Home Loan Bankav We Winston-Salem
WINSTONsALEM. SEW. KAROLINA
27. rfjna, 1886.
Pan Ant. J. Svejda. tajemnik,
Cesky Americky Stavebnl Spolek,
73O N. CoIington Avenue,
Baltimore, Maryland. Re: Zaloha els. I.
Mily pane svejda:-
Prlozen tuto jest eek els. 1920, vystaveny ma poklad-
nlka Spojenych Staff, k vyplate ma vas rad, V obnosu $1O,-
100000, pTedstavuj1cl vynos vasl noty stejneho obnosu.
Urok z teto noty, ktera jest datovana dine 81. rfjna 1886
Dude pocitan pocfnaje zftrkem, %. rljna, 1886.
Uvedomujeme Vas re ma zaklade Vasi vyrocnf zpravy
re dne /. srpna 1886, vyse vaseho 1veru s touto bankou OBJ
nasf $118, 500. 90. TEST mas velice re YAM mdzem poslouziti
v tonic smeru a doufame re nebudete Sc zdrahati pouz1vati
tento liver co nejvce.
vas zcela upffmny,
Geo. E. Walston,
M1stopreds. a POkl.
Poznamka - cesky Americky Stay. Spolek udelal "a
poslednf til mesce pdjcek v obnosu $~24,85O.OO.
The Washington times., 1936-01-06
January Is Good Time to Purchase
Needed House Furnishings

Ieconomize on time spent in prep
aration.
It is a great temptation to &C.
cumulate cake pans, baking dishes,
etcetera, in such numbers that six
or seven Of each may be ON the
shelf when only three are actually
used. When such a condition
exists, it is time to endow some
needy neighbor, as this surplus OF
working tools only takes up space
and cutters an otherwise effici.
ent kitchen.
Even in cases where there is a
surplus Of certain equipment there
may be a lack Of certain other
things. A brief survey Of The
Washington Times one night last
week showed that linoleum, cleo.
trio irons, electric mixers, stainless
porcelain top kitchen tables,
French drip coffee pots and Dutch
ovens were only few of the items
on sale. Reductions in original
price were from q third to q half.
what a glorious opportunity for
the shopper.
Discretion must be used, how.
ever, when such tempting bargains
are offered. Have your list made
out of only what you need and
pass by with iron determination
those things that do not count as
essentials.
In choosing utensils for your
kitchen a variety of materials ara
displayed - enamel, aluminium,
glass, ETC., and so on, and each
has it's advantages. The size to
choose is very important. Dur.
ability of the material, the amount
of labor necessary to keep it in
tip-top shape, appearance and
whether or not it is guaranteed to
give atisfa tory performance
should also be considered.
Oven glassware, French pottery,
enamelware are shown in very at.
tractive designs, and if guarded
from extreme changes in tempera-
ture will give excellent service.
The Washington times., 1936-01-06
BY JEAN GREEN

eof help. Shelves, hanging equip
ment all conserved space and made
it convenient for quick use.
For efficiency raw supplies
should be grouped near the appro
pirate work center.
Coffee, tea, salt, pepper, flour
and sauces for gravy should be
near the stove. Most convenient
for these are small and very at
tractive pottery or frosted glass
jars.
They have the name printed on
the outside and come in plaids
floral designs or with neat Dutch
figures silhouetted on them. The
sets can be limited to salt, pepper
and lard, or can be had in pieces
OF six, eight, and ten. Usually in
the more complete sets the large
containers are for flour, sugar
tea and coffee and come with
screw caps or tight shut to pre-
vent entry of insects.
Smaller jars with perforated
tops for salt, pepper, powdered
sugar and flour for thickening are
convenient.
Plan Ahead
If you are fortunate enough to
have space for a kitchen cabinet,
you will have space here for
supplies needed for baking and
dessert making, and include on
the top shelf your emergency
supplies"
Vegetables, salads and fresh
fruits will first be washed at the
sink and probably prepared there
or on a convenient, movable work.
table for serving or for cooking.
The refrigerator is drawn on to
supply material for several work
centerS, so should be strategically
placed not only for meal prepare
ton but to meet the after-meal
problems when leftovers are taken
care of.
If you think through several
meals you will probably be able to
find many ways that you can