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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03

Kathan's record as member of the
Montana legislature and senate proved
it to be such that the Council felt
that he was entitled to the whole
hearted support of the membership,
and his endorsement was unanimous.
A leader in the Farmers Union, Mr..
Kathan has demonstrated by his legis-
lative record his complete understand
ing of the problems of labor and the
community of interest of all of the
producing classes. 1t is recognized
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03

men know it. His broad experience
has given him an understanding of
Montanas problems that has proved
invaluable to the state in his admin
istration of the affairs of his office.
Because he knows the problems of the
farmer the laborer and the business
man and because he has served the
people well as a public official the
Montana Progressive Council has en-
dorsed Mitchell for reelection as Sec
rotary of State.
When he became a candidate for
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1925. He worked
for some time in
the Butte mines.
Later he was ac-
tive in the Farm
Holiday AsSocia-
ton and assisted in
the editorial work
of the official news
paper of the Mon
tana Farm Holiday
Association.
He is an active
fighter against the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03

pioneer stockmen. Paul Smith was
educated in Montana schools. He has
been miner and for many years has
been operating a stock ranch in Boul-
der Valley, Jefferson county, Mont.
He served two terms as county treas
urer of jefferson county, receiving the
nomination of both the democratic
and republican parties for his second
term. Mr.. Smith was candidate for
stae treasurer four years ago and the
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03
FREEB0URN'S
LIB ERAL RECORD
is OUTSTANDING

H. J. Freebourn, attorney general of
the state of Montana was endorsed for
the democratic nomination for United
States Senator by the Montana Pro
gressive Council in recognition of his
consistent liberal record since he was
first elected to public office.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03
MURRAY IS
.MILITANT
PROGRESSIVE

R. s. Murray of Clancy filed for
the office of Lieutenant Governor on
the democratic ticket on June 5.
Mr.. Murray was born in Butte, in
1906, went to Butte schools and was
graduated from Central high school in
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03
Montana Progressive Councils Page
paul SMITH
SERVES PUBLIC
NOT CORPORATION

Paul T. Smith, democratic candidate
for Railroad and Public Service Com
missioner, was born on ranch in
Boulder Valley in 1904, the son of
Montana Pioneers. His father, the
late Con Smith, was one of Montana's
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03
BONNER IS
ENTITLED TO
ALL SUPPORT

John W. Bonner, former Special As
sistant Attorney General for the Rail-
road and Public Service Commission,
is unopposed for the democratic nom
nation for Attorney General. Since
1928 when Bonner was admitted to
the Montana bar, he has been cham
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03
Sen. kATHAN IS
CHOICE OF
PR0GRESSIVES

A. E. (Bert Kathan candidate for
governor on the democratic ticket, was
the choice of the Montana PROGRESSIVE
Council at its meeting when endorse
ments of candidates for state offices
were made. The scrutiny of Mr..
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03

sion system. Mr.. Murray states that
he believes in no further increase in
taxes on Montana far..ls or homes,
but he is heartily in favor of taxing
corporate wealth so that they pay
their full share of taxes and there
by lessen our burden.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03
malice, MATS0N
ELECTION Is VITAL
TO PROGRESS

The furore that surrounded the fight
to liberalize the United States Su-
preme Court focused the attention of
the people in the various states upon
the need for liberalization of their
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03
MITCHELL HAS
FULFILLED HIS
PROMISES

Sam. W. Mitchell, farmer, retail
clerk, business agent for one of Mon
tana's largest unions, justice of the
peace, school trustee and for the past
eight years Montana's Secretary of
State knows Montana as few other
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03

1t was as county attorney of Silver
Bow county during the 1884 strike that
Freebourn first attracted state wide
attention by defying the Anaconda
Copper Mining Co. and maintaining
the rights of the striking miners. His
courageous stand in favor of preserv-
ing civil rights, permitting the miners
to peacefully picket and preventing
company gunner and strikebreakers
from using force and violence to break
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03

Havre Cooks and Walters Union
Farm Holiday Association
Silver Bow Trades and Labor AS
sembly
Greenfield Farmers Union No. 563
Sunnyside Farmers Union No. 319
East Community Farmers Union
No 405.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-03

pion of human rights in the courts
of the state. Besides the office of
sion. John Bonner, has been attorney
10 he Highway Commission, secre-
tary of the democratic central COM
mittee ard been engaged in private
practice in Helena and Butte. There
IS probaby no other attorney in the
state who is better experienced for
the office of Attorney General than
Bonner.
In his work with the Railroad Com
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the electorate of Montana has become
increasingly aware of the need for
replacement of reactionary judges in
the Montana Supreme Court. This
year three of the judges are up for
election and the Montana Progressive
Council believes that two candidates
merit the support of all progressives.
They are Thomas C. Malice who is a
candidate for the four-year term, and
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baja, a pocOs pasos del lecho fe-
mentido, pelaba patatas. y lie
.sonreia.
II Hola, papa iBuenos dias
|-murmur6 la nina con 81 voice.
ella de CRYSTAL.
-lD6nde ~estoy?-contesto
'Pablito como los heroes de las
de capa y espada Guam
do vuelven en- ST luego de un des-
mayo de amor.
-Estas en- tn cana, papa, en-
eel carro.
II C6mo?-sigui6 preguntap
do el otro, que no recordaba.
Ketty le aclar6:
Aver os quedasteis dormi-
dos I'd y Ell senior Pelaez, despues
de conner. Y como Sc hizo de no.
che, y no os despertabais. pues
Tony y Dick, ayudados por nos
otras, os trajimos a vuestras ca
mas, para cerrar Ell caro-. FL Sc
nor Pelaez Sc Ia despertado ha'
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

Ice un ratio, Y va aRds por ali
fuera.
Pablito acab6 por sonreir.
II Vamos, si!-pens6; Tia
mona de siempFel
En- seguida, vestido cast dol
TODD como estaba, sc echo del le-
cho, luego de deSpedir a Ketty.
I'm instante deSpues, estaba'
en- la pradera donde habian a.
campado, y Sc acerc6 a Isidro,
pidiendole ell eterno cigarro.
FL gran Cogorza guerra que
Sc ocuparan ahora de algo serio.
-Bueno, Isidro, III verasl
Ahora no hemos de emborra-
charnos 10 menos en- dos dias.
FL otro Sc alarm6, ante una
declaration tan grave.
@Y eso?-dijo como 81 oye-
ra que el mundo iba a scabarSe
horas despces.
-Muy seneillO. Tenemos que
ocuparnos del salvamento del
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

fender Gu corona, por tercera
vez, contra Ell chileno Arturo Go
doy, que en- esta ciudad derrot6
hsce pccos dias, a Tony Music.
La peiea Sc verificara en- Los
Angeles, en- ell mes de abril, Y
tendra un Unite de Is asaltos.
|Godoy, en- su primera pelea con
Luis, lie hizo gran resistencia y
lego hasta Ell final en- la segun-
da, Luis lie puso a dormir.
Luis iniciara un viaje "de
|cinco defensas de su titulo" 81
dia Is de este mes, en- Boston,
teniendo de adversario a Al Nc
Coy; despues, en- enero, peleara
cen Red Burman, en- New York;
un oponente Sc lie escogera para
una pelea en- Filadelfia, en- fe-
brero; otro encuentro 10 sostsn-
Ira en- Detroit, en- Ell mes de mar
20, y 81 quintc y 1ltimo en- Los
Angeles, con Godoy de confirm
cante,
Creese que Jacobs escogera a
Gus Dorazzio para retador del
campe6n, en- Detroit.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

Hos, Y los burritcs amaestrados
de Monsieur PAT, y Sc engancha
ron al carbonate
Lnego, los pequehos artistas,
lCogorza y Ell Chepa tambien, Sc
uncieron a su manera, y entire
tOdos arrastraron Ell carruaje
lcauee arriba.
Una de las ruedas estaba me-
do reta, pero Sc coRservaba in
tactic ell arc de hero, y podrla
repararse facilmente, asi como
la escalerilla ~poSterior, en- GUAM
to llegaran al primer pueblo.
Pablo estaba encantado. Iba
a convertirse en- propietario del
circo ambulante, en- Ell autentico
Monsieur Renard.
~ TODD con una pequeha com
binaci6n sencillisima, en- Ia que
no habia matado mas que a seis
p%ersonasl
;Que hombrel
lei mismO Sc admirabal
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

Paradoos ahora en- la gran
plazoleta del bosque junto al
rio, donde habian instaladp Ell
%campamento desde aver, a Glen
metros del canine, Cogorza lie
iba explicando a Isidro suS vas
tos planes, g media voz, andan-
do los dos bajo un sol de orc que
les tostaba como una Garcia, y
~ r~eSpirando delieiosamente los
perfumes embriagadores del
bosque:
iva a ser igual que en- las
peliculasl ITG has estao en- ell
cine slguna vez?
@fDigol
" habras visto esas pelicu-
las en- series. ino?
-Tambien.
-Pues aqui es igual; prime
ra parte: el Cogcrza y ell Chepa.
perseguidOs pOr la guardia ciyll.
d~esembarcan en- BuenOs Aires,
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAE
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Esta noche, en- Benjamin Field
Sc ofrecera una "batalla real'
entire los mejores luchadores
que obedecen las 6rdenes del EN-
~presari0 Cy Williams.
Los peritos opinan que Gus
Sonnenberg, en- ell curse de la
acci6n de hoy, volvera a enfron-
tarse con Rolando Kirchmeyer.
Tomaran parte en- ell progra-
ma, ademas de los menclonados,
Jerry Kooy, Stanley Pinto, Wal
ter Logan, AL Getz, Bobby Rich
erts y Lee Henning.
Empezara a cumplirse ell pro-
grama a las $50 de la noche,
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
OEPORTES
GOMEZ PELEARA
CON LEE SILVERS

Ell venidero viernes, en- ell eau
drilatero de los Artileros, Tom
my Gomez, ell habil y valiente
muehacho local Sc batira con
Lee Silvers, un peso complete
de Miami y New York, que solo
tiene 20 amos, uno mas que
Tommy.
Silvers lego a la Florida para
pelear con Tony Music, en- Mia
mi pero ell match no Sc efectua-
"a por ahora, con motive de IA
golpiza que Music recibiera en-
I'm encuentro con ell chileno Ar
turo Godoy.
Silvers estima que una victo-
ria sobre Gomez elevaria su car
tel en- la Florida y lie permitiria
pasar ell invierno lejos del fric
intense.
Los bien informados asegu-
ran que Lee lleva tres amos como
boxeador Y ha ganado la mayo
ria de sus combate.
Gomez, un peso complete lige-
70, venci6 en- las 1ltimas sema-
mas a cuatro g~ladiadores del pc
so complete.
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Las sreIas ganaron e~lcuarto desafode hSene
Ell dOmingOse efectuar& Ell juegO definitivO

Les errores de los Leales, la
novena vencedora en- ell campeo-
nato Intersocial, dieron aver Ia
victoria a las Estrellas Profesio
males, que durante las nueve en-
tradas del juego mantuvieron
en- la 'lomita" al pitcher Lopez.
Ell domingo pasado los Leales co
metiaron cinco errores y CANA :
ron Ell desafio; en- este domingo
eometieron siete errores, incla-
ycndo una "voladura" de Willie
Paz, y fueron derrotados.
Lanz6 por los derrotados Ell
pitcher Salient Y dej6 a las Es-
trellas en- seis hits; pero las ma
nos frias Y temblorosas de sus
compaheros no lie ayudaron en-
les momentos de apuro y tuvo
que cargar con Ell "contratiem-
po." :. ........
Chelo Castillo ayud6 a la de-
rrota de Salient, de manera prin
.ipal, corriendo hacia ell frente
nos "flyes" Y deteniendose
uando Sc hallaba cerca de ellos.
Dos de esas "bolas elevadas" sc
eonvirtieron en- hits. Una terce-
"a, que lie corri6 como las otras
dos, al fin consigui6 atraparla,
Deseando limpiarse de esos e.
rrores, Castillo bate6 despues un
"jonron," por encima de la GER
"a del jardin izquierdo.
Anotaron los Leales en- Ell pr
mer inning y en- los tres dltimos,
con un total de cinco carreras.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

lRrrrrrr! LA cinta! Segunda
parte: Ell Cogorza y ell Chepa.
convertidos en- dos honradcs ira
lbajadores, Sc contrata como mo-
EOS de un circo ambulante, con
los nombres de Fernandez y Pc
laez. iRrrrrrl liza cintal Terce-
ra parte: ell Cogorza para con-
vertirse en- Monsieur Repard,
~propietario del eirco, precipita
a teda la trupe a un rio, duran
te la noche. lRrrrrrl LA cintal
ICuarta y Ultima parte: Mon
sieur Renard, o sea ell CogOrza,
Sc dispona a tomar la direction
Gel e~stablecimiento. iRrrrrrl
La cinta !".. lVerasl iIgual que
en- ell cine! Esta tarde vamos a
empezar los ensayos. No Sc 81
te he dicho que I'd, desde ahora
vas a convertible en- Monsieur
PAT.
@Yo?
I'll. TenemOs sl unifOrme
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

Siete veces 'anotaron los pro-
Ssionales, cinco de elias en- 81
quinto.
Batearon nueve hits los MI
chadhos del parque y tuvieron
oportunidades de t~riunfar; pero
sus continues amantequillamien
tos prcdueron la necesidad de
que ell domingo Sc efect1e el
1uinto y 1ltimo desafio.
Hasta Ell principle del quinto
inning solo lie habian pegado un
hit a Salemi y era Ell hit que pro
dujo Ia primera c~arrera.... el
'ffly" que corri6 Chelo y no pu-
DO coger por haberse contenido
a destiempo.
Benny Fernandez Sc lastim6
una pierna, en- la segun1a base,
y tuvc que ser sacado del juego
Y conducido a un hospital.
= Corriendo el "%jonrr6n" de
Castillo Sc meti6 Pizzolato en-
las ramas de un arbolito, junto
a la cerca, y bes6 la "madre tie
rra".
Two un nal dfa Ell arbitro Ce
sar Fernandez; pero Sc 10 agra
varon las p~rotestas innecesarias
y en- algunos casos ridiculas.
Willie Paz mantuvo la mayor
compostura y, sin embargo, no
lie felicitaron sus compaheros.
I'm perito, Alfredo Mcntoto.
hizo este comentario: un desafio
de placer, a pesar de las Estre
las y Astros.
Los PROFESSIONALS solo come.
tieron dos errores.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
AL & F (profesionaes)-
100 $50 000-Tc, Oh, 2e.
LEALES de a Intersocial-
200 900 111-5c, On, Z.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
caro-. vamos a yer como esta.

NohIO' m q yer como eSLd.
Las aguas habian continuado
descendiendO en- has lltimasI
veinticuatro horas, Y ell furgin
aparecia cOmpletamente en- Sc
Ico.
Una isleta de ramajs y guija-
'rros separaba ell antique lecho
del RIO de la corriente, que 50
deslizaba, mucho mas estrecha,
.ocho o nueve metros mas all.
FL grande hombre y su segun
do bajaron con toda facilidad al
GAUGE seco.
Era relativamente facil arras
tFar ell furg6n por medic de las
eaballerias, a las que iban q ayu-
dar todos, Y remontarlo cincuen
ia o sesenta metros, rio arriba,
hasta un site donde terminaba
el talud.
Manos a la obra.
Sc trajerOn los otrOs dos caba
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
LA LIGA I~NTERSOCTAL
NO Sc MANANA

Para dar un descanso a los Sc
nores delegados y subdelegados
la Liga I~ntersocial no Sc reunira
manana.
Lo hara la semana que viene.
en- una de las sociedades, con el
fin de cerrar las cuentas de la
serie y suspender sus activida-
des hasta la segunda quincena
de febrero.
Estiman los delegados, subde-
legados y miembros del Ejecu-
two que va han trabajado mas
de la cuenta",
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
La oACETA

Cuando regresaba empezaron
.afaltarle las fuerzas...
-Esto va malssi no lego a Ia
orilla, >donde dele los zapatos.
Pas6 unos grardcs apuros...
pero no soto al pato'y lleg6 a la
-orilla.
Por Ia noshe Sc 10 ccmi6; pc
70 Sc divide de invitar a ito Al
tredo, que aver emocionado nc
h:zo Ell relate.
-Cceras Gus no soto Ell pa
,o-decia Alfredo maravillad9.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
Sc Case Ell ~PERIODISTA
VALDES BRITO

Contrajc m~atrimoniO Ell sa-
badO el periodista Sr, Alberto
ValdeS Brito, jefe de reduction
de nuestro colega "Traducci6n-
Prensa."
A la ceremonial, verificaIa en-
la intimidad, asistieron conoci-
das personalidades.
Reciban los nueves esposos, y
en- particular Ell compahero, nues
ira felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- MuIsiOR

ing highest grade beechwOod REQ
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrup gives Mentho
Muls;or . taste the whole family
will like. u chngs to the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster. better. An
Ohio minister recently said frosa
bis pulpits
Attendance at church Is nece&
snry for human welfare. but don't
endanger the congregation with A
cold cough wkea Mentho-M ulsion ia
80 inexpensive and Gasp 10 attain.
Nentho-M ulsion Is endorsed hy
your neighbors and gus raRtced BY
! ieeAinO A-u~rists svary EhN~N -a9v.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
MONTOTICO Y Ell PATIO
SALVO LA "PELLEJA"

Cerca del RIO, Rafael Monte
to, Ell habil pelotero de IS amos.
vic un patico..,
Use me 10 como yo!-dijo.
Montotico levant6 la "carabi-
ma" y dispar6, cay6 Ell 'patico",
No habia bette para ir a bus
carlo, Rafaelillo Sc quito la rO-
pa Y Sc echo al aqua. Lego al
patico Y lie atrap6.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
Folletin No. $40
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
CAPTTULo XVI
La Gaceta
Ell CircO en- Marcia

Las dotes de organization y
de iniciativa del gran Goborza,
lutheran hecho morirse de envi-
dia a Napoleon Ell Grande, de ha
Der sido ell famoso general con-
temperance de Pablito. Cuando
al dia siguiente de aquel en- que
celebraron ell exito de su famo-
so golpe, despert6 nuestrO heroe
en- su camastro del carbonate,
miro a su alrededor como espan
tados.
Ketty, sentada en- una sillita
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
JOSE LUIS VcLVERA A
PELEAR CON ID

Detroit, Die. 9.-Mike Jacobs
ell famoso empreSario de New
ROrk, anunci6 en- en- esta ciu-
dad que Jose Luis, ell campe6n
del peso complete, volvera a de-.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

A cold cough seriously endaEgers
.ou, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho-M ulsion, the gIaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails tn stop your cOughina
Immediately and ge'. you entirely
eve your cold coGgh quicker char
my mediocre you ever tried, ask
or your money BE- n.
Mentha-M ulslon is lnoIe than an
,rdjnsry medicine. It contains vita
Minis A and D TO build your c5ld
resistance, and seven soothing
49, aAs arI ~ oree+c inr'1d
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

FL anotador Official Ceijas sc
casara en- esta semana y hara
un viaje a Cuba. Alfredo Mon
toto lie sustituira ell domingo.
Lleve Ceijas, un joven correc.
to y simpatico, un feliz viaje.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

Sc SOLICITA una Sonora para
Ell cuidado de una nina. Debe
ser mayor de 80 amos. Dirijase
al 916 Doce avenida. Pregunte
por Ell Sr. Rivero o lame por Ell
telefono M 59-712.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

II you suffer from rheumatic. anhri-
fs o. n~euritis pain, Try. this simple
are usine. Get 4 package Of RUS
Compound today. Nix il with . quart
o. WatsE, add the juice Of lemons.
Its easy. No trouble at ell and
pleasant. You need only table
apooniuls two times a day. Oiten
niSh. splendid results are
ob.ainsd. II the pains do not
quickly. leave and n you do not
EA bsttsr. Ru-Ez viii cost you
ncthing TO Try a. Il is sold BY
your druggist under an absoluts
moaey-back guarantee. Ru-Ex
Compound H. for sale and recon-
msnasd By Good DTugstOrcs EveyWhIs
La gaceta., 1940-12-09

Volvera a pelear en- ell semifi-
nal Ell peso weller Chef Jones,
vencedor la semana pasada del
peso ligero Ulises.
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
RheumaHcHappy
Relieves Pan Quick

Thousands who suffered from the 0pghajng
pains of rheumatism, ~sciatica, lumhaRu neu-
ralgia and neuntis-are certainly happy oyer
their discovery Of NURIT0. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
-eontains no opiates. II you want to feel again
the Joy of relief from paill--so yuu can work In
peace and sleep in comfortable wise and Try
NURITO under this ironclad guarantee. HSAe
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your sat~isfaction-your money will be
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist today
Tor NURITO on this guarantee. T.N.c9
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
La GACETA

a psri6Aico en- idiSmA EspsNGi
% uaGs circulaciou en- T~mps
VictoEiano Manteiga, Editor
subscription semanal: 20 c
.30s Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TelsfOno Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-12-09
COMPRO CANARIos

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chos de mas de un ano $500,
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Hints for Garden
And Household

To rejuvenate an old metal bed.
cover the head and foot with a
bold patterned glazed ehintz. Make
the spread Of plain-colored chintz
Of the same basic color a. the
figured fabric. picking out one
color Of the pattern for bindings.
Glazed chintz IL a practical fabric
for summer use since 1t il beau
TRULY washable and besides al
ways looks fresh and cool
CINNAMON TOAST AND TEA
Cinnamon toast is = favorite
accompaniment to hot, fragrant
tea. Trim the bread slices, cut
in strips. spread all over with but
ter. roll in blended cinnamon and
sugar and bake in hot oven until
lightly Drowned. For an unusual
flavor. add grated orange peel to
the cinnamon and sugar.
Plants Need Their vitamins
Science and chemistry have
made modern gardening practi-
caliy foolproof. For instance, Vi
tamin B1 has recently been stabil-
lied in liquid form. A little of this
Enthusiastically one drop in a pint
of fresh water--is said to promote
rapid growth, strength and vigor.
The vitamized solution should be
used only twice week. and better
results are obtained II the solu'
ton Ia mixed fresh each time the
plants are watered with it. II the
plants need extra waterings, use
plain water. Indoor gardeners
find this treatment particularly
helpful.
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MIND YOUR
M A N N E RS

Test your knowledge Of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions. then checking
the authoritative answers below:
l. Is it permissible to put butter
on more than one pancake at a
time7
2. How should a waitress handle
cups and glasses
). IL it correct TO put a small
tray or saucer under syrup
pitcher?
4. When mint jelly is served on
a dinner plate, how should it be
eaten?
5. When you rise from the table.
should you push your chair up to
the table?
What would you do if
Someone asks you a question
when you have food in your mouth:
la Answer Immediately?
tb) Wait until you have swal-
lowed it and then say I'm sorry?
Answers
1. Yes. Several may be buttered
while hot.
2. Cups by the handles. And
glasses should be held at the bot
tom, 80 that her hand does not
touch the rim, where the lips
touch.
3. Yes. And q good idea.
4. With the fork. For it Is meant
To go with the meat.
5. Yes. To get it out of the way.
Best What Would You Do"
solution-(b).
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and add lace edging. See how the
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