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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27

soned with one cup butter, salt ane
pepper. Heat thoroughly but be GER
| tain not to overlook.
*Candied Sweet Potatoes.
SERVES SOY
2 No. 10 cans or No. 21a cans
sweet potatoes
pound brown sugar
2 quarts bread crumbs
l cup melted butter
Place sweet potatoes in baking
pan.. Combine remaining ingredients
and place over sweet potatoes
Bake in moderate $3.50 degree)
oven until heated through.
Cole Slaw.
(ServeS SOY
/ pint mayOnnaiSe
l pint sour cream
l cup vinegar
teaspoon mustard
1 teaspoon celery seed
l teaspoon salt
u cup sugar
quarts Is pOunds) cabbage,
shredded fine
Blend the mayonnaise, sour
cream and seasonings. Mix lightly
with the cabbage.
Apple Cranberry Sauce Relish.
(Serves 5O)
3 oranges
No. 2 cans apple sauce
3 1-pound cans cranberry sauce
Grind oranges and combine with
apple sauce. Chill ~Ae1
6: !: !" Il: +: !; !: 3
for several hours. /@N%M
Cut up CT n ~ II
berry sauce in I h1:IA ~
cubes. Just be- SYZA
fore serving mix I'M q X !
cranberry cubes I (gHFSSN ~
with the apple /&I1aSS1sT-11y =
sauce.
Pineapple Chiffon Cheese Cake.
(Serves 50)
3 cups sugar
8 pints syrup from pineapple and
water
IL egg yOlks
2 ounces " cup) plain gelatin
g No. az cans crushed pineapple
4 pounds Il quarts) sieved cottage
cheese
a cup grated lemon rind
q cup lemon juice
IL egg whites
l teaspoon salt
quart heavy cream for whipping
2 quarts graham cracker crumbs
or zweiback
l pound butter, melted
Combine two cups sugar and two
cups syrup with slightly beaten egg
yolks. Cook over hot water until
smooth and thickened, stirring con-
stantly. Soften gelatin in remaining
syrup for five minutes. Add to hot
mixture and stir until dissolved.
Chill until the mixture starts to con.
zeal; add pineapple, cottage cheese,
emon rind and juice. Fold in stiffiy
beaten egg whites, salt and whipped
,ream. Combine crumbs with re-
naming sugar and butter. Line a
pan with this mixture, saving about
third for the top. Pour in cheese
mixture and top with remaining
.rumb mixture. Chill for several
hours until firm.
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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
LYNN SAYS:
Food Tips Add
Interest to Menu

When you serve whitefish or hall
but, you'll find that cranberry sauce
or Jelly adds just the right note OF
t.rtness as well as color to the fish.
Rice or noodle ring makes a nice
nlatter when filled with leftover
ham or chicken creamed with peas
and pimiento.
When you serve vegetable loa1'
mass along a sauce made OF tomato
Goup and grated cheese.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
Cuckoo Foster paron+r

The cuckoo lays her eggs in 9TH
81 plrds' nests, allowing her young
70 De reared by foster parents. She
makes a resping, cough-like sound
wnlcn does not remotely resemble
sne CUCKOO, cuckoo" from which
ner name is supposed to be de-
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
Feeding Fifty

If your club or church is planning
a community social dinner for a
get-together or for the purpose of
making money, you'll appreciate
these tested recipes. The recipes
are bound to be tempting to most
people, which is an important con-
sideration for dinners of this type.
You'll need to do careful planning
for both purchasing and preparing,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
Has Many Relatives

A 16-year-old COW in Denmark
is reported to have more than 100,-
900 descendants. Most of the de-
scendants were result of artificial
breeding through sons and grand
sons.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
IODINE for LIVESTOCK

"a Life Saver": Chemically pure stabilized
livestock Iodine itself. More efficient avoid
inc breeding troubles and weak or stillborn
calves. Finely powdered Easy to use. Pound
sufficient for $50 lbs. stock salt or mineral
s2.c5. postpaid. Particulars
CULLtNAN Bucktail, Nebraska
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
LONG Wearing CARPETS

Carpeting is chosen for wearing
quality as well as design. To add
both appearance and life to the
covering, make sure the floor is
smooth; if not, cover it with ply
wood to make new surface.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
Fireproof Walls

BRICK and tile cavity wall con-
..luctlon means complete fire pro-
etctlon. Brick and tile are "born"
IN IRE, in kilns at Temperatures
greatly exceeding norma fire haa+
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
ATTENTION CHICK BUYERS
Bright Spinner Flies

Bright colors are preferred in
flies for use with spinners. Good
patterns are the Parmechene Belle,
the Red Ibis and the Montreal.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27

E ]: :: :: !: i: !; ]
can have a COM II Il
mittee work out II
the donations so "a f{{j
there will be N.eysst\jXH1 ~
more of a return I@z5ati. ICY ~
on the dinner. Sl>eS5t/3 "a
Have your group a>sssezs,lH
choose an able 'E''''~ ~ rEes-z.'.s
leader to insure a successful dinner
She should be thoroughly familiar
with all the procedures of the menu
and should be able to divide and
assign the work properly. as well as
to iron out all sorts of details that
come up.
Tableware should be checked ir
advance so there will be enough te
go around. The same goes for kitch
en- equipment.
Men as well as women will like
the menu for this community sup
per as it is appetizing and well bal
anced.
Baked Ham
Buttered Green Beans or Peas
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Cole Slaw
Apple Cranberry Sauce Relish
Rolls Jelly Butter
Pineapple Chiffon Cheese Cake
In addition to the items listed on
the menu, you'll want to provide
coffee, tea and milk as beverages.
Here are the recipes for this din
ner. They are carefully planned to
serve 50 people.
Baked Ham.
(Serves 50)
Is pound smoked ham
2 cups brown sugar
l tablespoon vinegar
1 tablespoon prepared mustard
n cup cloves
Place ham wrapped in heavy
waxcd paper or inside Wrapper),
fat side up in an
IGa 1EYS \ uncovered roast
'ICa "a, ing pan. Bake in
N5sS 7~S.Sassg@ slow $3.50 de-
MS I8| gree) oven about
t5ss sz5y,&SJ II 512 hours. About
3 ~ II an hour before
the ham is done, remove from oven,
lift off remaining skin and score fat
surface. Mix brown sugar and mus
tard. add enough vinegar to make
paste. Spread paste over fat surface
and stud with cloves. Return to
oven and bake in slow 1878 de-
oree) oven for about As minutes to
glaze the surface.
Here are some other glazeS which
NAV be used. The amounts are SUI
fcient to cover the surface OF one
ham:
ORANGE GLAZE: Mix one cup
brown sugar, juice and grated rlno
of one orange and spread over fat
surface. Garnish with orange slices
when serving.
HONEY OR MOLASSES GLAZE:
Use one cup honey or molasses ana
snread over ham; stud with cloves.
Finish baking.
SPICE GLAZE: Use one cup
brown sugar and one cup juice from
spiced peaches, crabapples, ginger
pears or picked peaches. Garnlsh
with the spiced fruit.
For the vegetable, green beans,
YOU may use two No. 10 cans, sea-
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY hawks and owls frozen
in the meat. Write me for prices.
JENS TVEDT Roosevelt, Mime sofa
WANTED: New or slightly used 6-foot
combines with motors, new discs, tractors,
corn planters, etc.. give price, complete
description when writing.
DAWSON SALES CO., Dawson, MINI.
HORSE TAIL HAIR, Name hair, Cattle
switches wanted. Please write or call
KAISER-REISMANN CORP.
$50 Java ST. Brooklyn 22, N. 7.
Phone Evergreen 9-5953
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27

condition, new rubber, $500. Clean Model
81" Case with 'ste solid cast wheels, new
rubber. Sl650. Late John Deere ID" starter
and lights, $3.50 good rubber. Ph SOL.
John Gassmann, Valley City, N. d.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27

Have Business of your own. No investment
Sell nationally known quality items. Earn
50 to 81 per hour. Protected customers.
References. Phone X. t. JENSEN, Real Silk
Hosiery Mills, 311S Central Ave, Great Falls,
Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27

Ranch for Rent 104o acres. about 500 acres
can be cropped. balance pasture and mea-
dow. PLENTY of water. Buildings fair. Lo-
Gated is miles north of Hsvre. Mont. Write:
JOHN KYOS. 6oS Ninth Ave, Az;not. n. d.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27

Roofing and siding salesman with car Top
commission plus bonus. Earnings from $4,000
yearly. Will train men with speciality SELL
ing experience.
ART ROOF g. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
27G3 Fourth Ave. N. Billings, Montana
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
WANTED TO BUY

/ WILL PAY premium prices for the fol-
I Dg new macninery; 199 an g. 49o john
PEELED combines; models We, WD9 M. & H.
International Tractors; LaCase; D. G.
and A. John Deere; model 2M I.H.C.
corn pickerS.
JOHN HAGAN Tomah, Wisconsin
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27

or perhaps you
can have a COM
mittee work out
the donations so
there will be
more of a return
on the dinner.
Have your group
choose an Anla
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-27
POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP.

IDAHO MAMMOTH KING) Broad Breast
ed breeding Turkey Toms. $25 each. Order
now. Avoid being disappointed.
C. f. WILLIAMSON
Route 2 Jerome, Idaho
Evening star., 1948-05-05
By AngeIo Pafri

The season has come once more
when poison ivy sprouts on the
stone walls, on the trunks Of old
trees, amid the weeds Of the mead
ows. It is wise therefore, to warn
the children to take measures to
prevent them from suffering from
the poisonous effects of this ven
omous plant.
OF all the cures on the market
the one that works best for me is
brown soap. Before allowing chill
dren to go where they may come
in contact with poison ivy, wash
the exposed parts Of their body with
q lather Of brown soap and let 1t
dry on the skin. After returning
home, the exposed parts are to be
scrubbed with warm water and a
soft brush and rinsed well with
warm water. When this is thor
oughly done, few children SO treat
ed will fall victims to the mean
ivy plant.
When children 60 to the fields
for a picnic. warn them to watch
where they lie down on the grass,
for often the ivy grows in the
grasses. See that they wear long
stockings, and that their underwear
Is long enough to protect their
thighs. A bad dose Of poison ivy
can be dangerous.
Community feeling should be
Evening star., 1948-05-05

type of wooden hanger. The idea of
these pads is to make de luxe models
out of your old styled ones, thus
eliminating shoulder pad break
down. They are adjustable for
shoulder width, thus allowing the
garment to hang smooth with proper
sleeve drape. We all know how suit
coats and dresses with those heavy
paddings will slip either forward
or backward when hung on a narrow
hanger and how mussed they appear
when we put them on. For a nom
inal cost these extra pads can be
secured, thus remedying that situa-
ton.
"Fran's Brats" are novel and
would make an ideal addition to
your tigurine collection. These
adorable figures of small girls and
boys are hand made and are quite
a work of art. They are nodded of
non-fired clay, then painted, and a
coat of varnish adds the highights.
Among the collection may be seen
THE Paper Boy" Balloon Girl"
"Wading at the Beach," and cutest
of all in our opinion, the crawling
infant with the split milk. Articles
more in the practical line may be
used to hold matches or do duty as
aShtrays. These items will break
rather easily and it is advisable not
to wash them. A good busting fire.
quently will keep them in excellent
condition. The figurines are now on
display in one of our local speciality
shops, or you can have special ones
made by the designer. who is now
one of our "neighbors.'
Evening star., 1948-05-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
CROMELIN, TOWNSEND & KIRKLAND,
attorneys, 1866 National Press Building.
lICnyR GnIrpn I1AII,rrr1

CROMELIN, TOWNSEND 4 KIRKLAND,
httornsysr htss 1885 National Press Building;
Holding Probate courtMNo. fs u ss'4s4. n3.i, Ad
ministration.-This is to Give Notice
That the sgbscFibe5 Tho was BY the
the District Of Columbia granted letters
0i John L. Apple. deceased, has. with the
United States for the District Of Columbia,
holding q Probate Court, appointed Mon
day, the 18th day, of,May. i94s. at 1000
room as the place, for making payment
and distribution from said estate, under
the. Courts direction and control, when
ted ee ST. shares esfsHas os sn
fied to attend IN I person ,; d By az Agent ot5 OF
against the estate properly You vouched. Given
p9s. p9as PAuh "a faBa cRoMn s Eli 0a sea 81 ADAt
lister of wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk of the Probate Court. ap21, ,28,my5.
MICHAEL J. LANE, Attorney.
Columbian Building.
hed rhE 4RE 81 Fsfs Ha5eS coukr Hs 81 cFEh HE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia. J. MORSE. Plaintiff
vs., EDWIN w. MORSE, Defendant.ENo.
absolute divorce on the grounds Of deser-
of the laintiff. it is this Goth day Of
Edwin W. Morse cause his appearance. to
tieth day. exclusive OF Sundays and legal
holidays, occurring after the day Of the
frst publication Of this order; otherwise
case Of default. Provided. . copy of this
order be published once Q week for three
successive weeks in the washington Law
Reporter. and The Evening Star before
said day. (sJ T. ALAN GoLDsBORoUGH,
Justice. iSeal) Attest: HARRY M. HULL,
Clerk. BY Edith NJ. Fox, Deputy Clerk.
ap21 Is my6
Evening star., 1948-05-05
Poison Ivy

aroused against this plant 70 that
it is exterminated root and branch.
Certainly public places like cethe-
teries, parks, school grounds should
be kept free Of it. The banks along
the highways also should be cleared
OF 1t. Now that there are effective
sprays, there is no excuse for the
walls of poison ivy we see all about
us.
Some Of the garden clubs are
taking this project as their own
concern, and there Is no greater
service they can perform for a long
suffering but neglectful public. It
IS too heavy load for these clubs
to carry alone, however, and the
communities infested by this vicious
weed should help by raising funds
for the work and at least supply
ing some Of the labor.
And while we are cleaning up
the poison ivy, We might lend
hand to those who are clearing,
or trying to clear away, the rag
weed. If every householder cleaned
his grounds of these plaques Of hui
manity, that would help tre-
mendously. If people could see the
suffering these weeds cause to chill
dren and to adults as well, they
surely would rise up against them
with every means at their disposal
to make an end Of them.
Evening star., 1948-05-05

MONS CUTE: So we suggest that
for Mothers Day you give her
something in the same vein. Prob
ably one of the cutest items to reach
the beauty counters is the "Faber-
gette," which contains one and a
quarter drains of perfume. It's a
new purse flacon. Not an atomizer
:. not ball-point applicator. It's
the most different" perfume dis
penser that's been brought to our
attention. What you do with this
perfume wonder is stroke" on your
perfume. Only when it is touched"
to your hand, your hair, your hankie,
is the perfume drawn from the
opening. Want a few more con-
vincers? Well, this perfume holder
is leakproof, spillproof and almost
Nom will certainly like
this flacon of perfume to keep in
her purse. It's ideal for that per-
fume "refresher" course that's need
ed to make your scent last. The fla
con is in a little purse pouch of
leather and comes in a window
topped" gift box.
MONS SWEET: And how she goes
for those pink polishes and lipsticks!
Why not give her a totally different
sheer polish that sheaths the nails
in what looks like pink chiffon?
This fashion pink polish was created
by the woman who, in 1916, created
the first of our current nail lacquers.
This woman, pioneer in the field
Of hand beauty, has created the new
color to give the right accent to
quiet pastels, mauves and other
light summer costume colors. She
Evening star., 1948-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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tracted by any one other than myself
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MOTHS ARE ACTIvE-Your garments are
the objective. The moths are massive;
they come positive. if you are passive
Our storage is sensitive; your garments to
US you give, so that they'll outlive. EX-
oUIsITE-THE DYE WORK SPECIALIST,
corIer Ga; ave; and N. H.. GE. 9777.
A SrEClAL MEETING Of the members OF
District of Columbia will be held at the
ofice. 425 7th st. s:w... Washington, D. c.
on Monday, MAY 10, 194S, at 6 pm. for
the following: l, an amendment to the con.
stitution relating to the voting rights Of
proved by the Home Loan Bank Boare
pursuant to the rules and regulations fol
the Federal Savings and Loan System; 3
for conversion into a Federal savings ano
loan association; 4, the transaction Of any
and all other business that may properly
come before the meeting or any adjourn.
ments thereof. JOSEPH P. BURKE. Jr
Secretary.
PRINTER desires to contact publisher O
magazine for attractive offer. Box 300
Y, Star. O.
Evening star., 1948-05-05
BY Elem


has also designed the "modiste"
case, a good-looking, lightweight
metal affair that is hinged and COW
cred with colored simulated leather.
The top is decorated with a gold
rose design and the inside compart-
ment can later house earrings, rings
or pins when you've used the lip
stick, manicure polish and base orig
inally contained in it. Nom will
think you are sweet, too, if your
Mothers Day gift is on this order.
MONS THE SOPHISTICATED
TYPE: Then surprise her with a
perfume gift. Give her a perfume
that is like a fragrant breeze" and
considered one of the worlds most
elegant aromas. She'll enjoy using
this scent for all occasions. The
leading French perfume house that
makes it was founded in 1875 by
M. Jean-Baptiste Francois Rigaud,
who said that, "a great perfumer is
one who can translate into perfume
the most poetic expressions of life"
His house has won honors in many
competitions since 1889. This year
marks the return of their perfumes
to America since the war.
MONS THE IN BETWEEN
TYPE: She's not too sweet, not too
sophisticated: In fact, just what
type is she? For this undecided
group We'll let them pick whatever
they think will suit Mons fancy.
One nice thought might be to give
her tiny flower pins. Perhaps six
Of them that she can scatter over
her. outfits in her own individual
way. Coro has enameled pansies of
Evening star., 1948-05-05
PLANTS WANTED?
QUILTING?
WhyGrow
Old?
BY Josephine Lowman

BY Josephine Loloman
1t is unfortunate that we cannot
just give extra weight away to
those who need it in return for
other figure and beauty assets.
Imagine a few items in the CLASH
fled ads of your newspaper.
Wanted-"Strong arches in return
for 10 pounds of weight; one per-
feet 36-inch bustline,. in good con-
dition. Will trade even for slim
ankles; Must have Is pounds of
weight at once, doctors orders. In
return will give away a pair of
beautiful legs; II have 20 pounds
OF overweight I wish to exchange
for good posture. Will throw
naturally curly hair into the bar
gain free"
How simple that would be! In
stead, we must struggle with our
own problems and create beauty by
our own efforts. Today this fact
is not so discouraging as it was
some years ago. We have so much
more information about figure con-
troll and the correction of skin and
hair difficulties and nutrition and
good health.
Today I an thinking of the lax
abdominal muscles which sabotage
the majority of women in matters
of figure and health. Sedentary
habits and child bearing predict a
protruding tummy and relaxed and
abdominal muscles in
the average woman.
The following exercise is a good
one and is perhaps a little different
from many you have done. Sit on
the floor and lean back on your
elbows, lower arms resting on the
floor. Your legs are stretched out
on the floor in front of you. While
in this position raise both legs
upward as far as comfortable, with
both knees stiff. Lower legs to the
floor as slowly as you can. Con-
tinue raising and lowering legs.
If you wish to have my exercises
for flattening your abdomen, send
a stamped, elf-addressed envelope
with your request for leaf1et No. 2,
to Josephine Lowman in care of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1948-05-05
r z 8 81
Bv Peggy Roberts

This side-buttoned blouse is cro-
cheted Of cool cotton and made all
in one piece. Versatile neckline,
cap sleeves and wee peplum COM
bine with simple crochet stitches
to make this your favorite blouse.
Pattern Envelope No. R26S7 con-
tains complete crocheting instruc-
tions, stitch illustrations sizes II
IA and 16.
To obtain this pattern, send Is
cents in coins, giving pattern num-
Der. your name, address and zone
number. to Peggy Roberts, The
Washington Star. P. o. Box 100
Station G, New York, 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-05-05

a delicate purple hue that are very
appealing. Then there's a very
gladdening Mothers Day gift with
which any number of mothers would
love to be presented-it's a gift
certificate to her favorite beauty
salon. This will entitle her to Gus
tom-made services for face, body
or hair. OF course, luxury bath
items always meet with approval.
Start Nom on set by getting her
a bottle of bath oil and busting
powder in the same scent. Then
add to the set when other special"
days start making their appearance
on the calendar. For the practical
Nom, who is just as sentimental as
the others. you might think about
a pretty lingerie set. Get her a slip
and nightgown duet~ Then, too,
how about buying her a rayon crepe
petticoat with lots of lacy trim
on it?
All the items mentioned are from
Washington shops. Just let me
know If you'd like to know where!
Evening star., 1948-05-05

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both ar1 use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star and, as it
is obviously impossible for us
to test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility for
them. Betsy CaS,DeU