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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-12-01
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: Angela, Angelo Mere. Co.
Billings. Rodio Equipment
Billings. Words. Inc, No. 7
Big Timber, o. j. EIiinesom
Box Elder, cowon G. Son
Boxemon. Mccoy Hordware
BFoodus. Electric Shop
Broodview, Dovid's Service
Butte, Burr's Dept. Store
Butte. LeSose's. Inc.
Circle. Circle Electric
Columbus. Bokes Electric
Conrods EIsberry.s
Cut Bonk, r. A. Buttrey Co.,
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Dillon, Electric 9 Variety
Dodson. Dodson Trodins Co.
Duston. o. r. Wiprud
Ekoiokos Bentx q Culver
Ennis. w. S. Angle Hordwore
Fairfield, r. g. n. Morson
Forsyth, Weber Electric
FFomberg. Frombere Hordwore
Gardiner, w. A. HcII Co.
Geraldine. Elmer E. Preuninser
Hardware
GIendive, Forrs g. Home AppI.
Gross Ronqe, A. A. Clerk
Greet FoIIs, BORDER Music
STANDARD. Furniture
Greet Fclls. Charseris Hardwore
HoII, Fischer Lumber Co.
Hardin, Kuchero's Furniture
HorIowton, Roneh Air Service
How're, r. A. Bustrey Co., Inc.
Helene, Charlton Rodio Flee.
Inverness, Less Gosh Store
Jordan, jake FeIImon
Judith Cop, W. e. Haynes
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LoureI, Ted's Electric
Lewistowns Georges Refris.
Livingston, Radio Supply
Lodge Gross, Ludrick Lumber
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Rudyard. Sonvik Brothers
Ryeecte. Knopp's Electric
Soco. c. p. Mortin
Shepherd Home Trading Co.
Sheridon. Jockson's Home
Furnishings
Stanford, Minor implement Co.
Sumotro, Sumotro Shop &
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Terry. Stith Hordwore
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-12-01

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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-12-01
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-12-01
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Imagine q refrigerator that
freezes IN lbs of ice cubes in
less than 40 minutes. That stores
20 lbs of frozen foods. thot
has 10 square feet of storage
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-12-01

At last, q freezer chest designed
with woman in mind, with q
sloping front SO you con reach in
side without STOPPING. Philco is
the eosiest-to-use freezer that you
ever saw, with q new Plastic utiI-
ity tray for carrying food pack
oges, and ~Eosy-Lift storage bos-
kets. SO easy to lift out of the
freezer, TO find the foods you
wont quickly. Holds up to 435
pounds of frozen foods, for long
storage and sharp freezing.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Maternity Dresses

3 Orig. 7.s5 Wroporound cot
ton maternity dresses with
chintz patch pockets, pastel
shades. z size IL, size 1855
] Orig. 1875 Royon Bemberg"
print dress. white jocket, mo-
ternity size l6-------Sl2
! Orig. 1925 navy dotted Swiss
with oreondy trim, maternity
size f5--------- So
3 Orig. 7.s5 novy royon Bern
bero*, broken sizes IL to 20,
IS
s Orig. 800 pIoid cotton mo-
ternity pique dresses. broken
sizes Ia to l8------S3
reg. o. s. Pat. or
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Electric Fons Reduced

Floor samples, some scratched
or domooed frames, all elec-
tricoIIy okey. All 1850 models
unless noted. TobIe Fons, Floor
and Window Fans. and Pedes-
tolls in the group.
z When New 7.ee and e.ss
Fons s---------5.s9
z When New 1895 Westine-
house and Dominion Fans 500
4 When New 1925 and 1875
General Electric and Super
Electric Fans -- 9.99
I When New 1895 Dominion
ran ----------------14.9S
II When New 2l.95 TO z4.95
Fans, inc. Westinghouse, Emer-
son, Mothes, Vornodo- 6.9s
s When New 1895 and 54.e5
Fans, inc. Mothes. Vornodo
z4.s5
II When New 34.95 Westino-
ouse pedestal fons, lo4o model
24.s5
z When New 1895 Fon, Mo-
thes, Westinghouse = 1895
4 When New 1895 Fons. Mo-
thes, Welsh --- 34.95
9 When New 1895 Westinq-
house PedestoI Fan lo4e model
34.e5
s When New 1895 Fans, ApoI-
10, Vorondo, international 1895
5 When New 54.95 and 59.e5
Fans, WeIeh, Mothes, Vornodo,
44.95
4 When New es.s5 Vornodo
Window Fons --- 1895
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Tots and ToddIers

S0-oFis. 2.s9 8 $50 Tod
dIer bonnets. Sizes Ia and IS,
ee-oris. $50 Square dance
dresses. Mother G. daughter
Cottons. Tots sizes BOX, 1888
68-oris. 3.s9 Square dance
dresses. Mother 6 daughter.
Mother size 1915 ----.2.88
7o-oris. 2.9s Tots Bathing
Suits. Sizes z to ox-----1.88
62-oris. 35e Cotton pants.
Pink, yellow, blue; sizes "a
s --- 5 for ST
1oo-oris. l.5e Girls Shorts.
Blue, white with red trim. Sizes
SO 99e
6l-oris. 6.e5 8 sos Cole
of California bathing suits. S,
7oo-oris. I.5s Nitey Mites
SIeepers. Blue, green, pink. yeI-
low. Sizes IA, 4-lO - l.2s
End Floor, Washington and
Silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-27
ChiIdren's Shoes

$50 Orig. 7.s5 teen famous
make fIots. White, brown, or
blue with white, green, beige
linen and kid. Sizes 40, 40
1870 Orig. 5.95 teen flots.
CosuoIs in brown, camel, ton
and green Leather. Broken
sizes 4-9-------------
1o6 Orig. 5.s5 teens bol-
lerinos. Black, grey and beige
suede. Broken sizes 40, Las
80 Orig. $50 to $50 in
fonts, ehildren's, misses pIoy
oxfords. Green, red, brown elk.
Broken sizes, oR to 2---3.45
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Young Mems
Suits and Coots
u Price and Less

27-oris. 24.s5 famous make
summer suits. Reeulors 1913,
2j34, 3/35, 2/36, 4/37, 5L3e,
l/3e; longs 7/36, 2/38 1875
ll-oris. 1895 ton sport
coots, all wool. 1/34, ABS,
3/36, 3/37 ---------7 7.95
Orig. 27.5o bIue-erey oob-
ordine trench coats; size 81
and 40 -----12.95
10 Orig. $500 plaid and
covet all wool suits. Ploids, 38
and 40; coverts, 3o-38. 1895
e-oris. 1895 genuine eoot-
skin Leather jackets; sizes "a,
36, 38 ----- 9.oS
ID Orig. 2.s5 white duck
sIocks; sizes 6-l8-2O----95e
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Misses BIouses, Skirts

zZ5 sets Orig. 2.S8 eoch,
Chombroy Motchmote blouses,
skirts. Solid colors with striped
trims, blouses with "a sleeves,
long pointed collars, button
fronts. Skirts with self belts,
cluster pleots, Upper closing.
Grey, brown, light blue, sizes
10 to Is; blouses and skirts,
eo. 99e
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
AT The Washington Store Only
Budget Dresses

IS Orig. s.s5 Misses and
women's budget dresses in
print royon Bembere*, some
with butcher royon jackets,
roWon prints, cottons; sizes Il
to 20 and 1874 to 2412 in the
group S5
S. Orig. 7.95 to 1895 Budget
Dresses, cool summer royon
print sheers, butcher royon
sunbocks with matching boIeros,
! z to 20; royon crepes, l6R TO
24R in the group p----S5
reg. U. S. Pat. on.
3rd Floor Messanine,
Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27

Points
40 Orig. 4.25 Outside White
House Paint, eol. 800
IS Orig. SIS Vornish sfoin,
Light Ook, WoInut, Mahogany,
ool -------------- 3.Z9
8 Orig. SIS Ain. Pure China
Bristle Point Brushes - 7.e5
IS Orig. 4.eo Porch and Deck
Enomel, oroy. green, red mo-
hoeony, ook. edl-------2.ss
l8 Orig. 3.75 Washable Flot
White Wall Point, eol.---2.ss
Is Orig. 3.4s Monod Fresh
Gloss Finish, white only tor
woIls and woodwork, washable
" gol. ---------Z.09
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Budget Suits, Toppers

0S9SaSe SNsASg SPPSBS
20 Orig. SIT to 1895 All
wool covert toppess, checks and
solid colors, broken sizes 10
to Is --------- S.
8 Orig. SIS AII-wooI toppers,
postel pink, gold, lime, broken
sizes II to l8 ---- SIS
10 Orig. SIS White loOoo
wool suede toppers, broken
misses and women's sizes 10
to 20 and 40 to A --- $l2
II Orig. SIS TO $45 Fully lined
oll-wool eobordine suits. red,
block, beige, powder blue,
broken sizes 10 to l6 - SIS
ls Orig. $ss to 1895 ALL
wool fully lined oobordine suits,
red. navy, beige, broken sizes
10 to l8 --- SIS
Budqet Goats and Suits,
3rd Floor Mezslnine,
Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Women's Dresses

10 Orig. 14.95 washable Sond-
swept royon sunbock dresses
with matching boIeros. pink,
navy, light blue; broken sizes
l4h to 24R-------$l1
IS Orig. l4.95 light summer
royon Bemberes". red, navy,
block. purple in the group;
broken sizes l412 to 24h -$ll
reg. q. 8. Pat. Off.
3rd Floor, Washington:
End Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Teen Shop

II Orig. 1926 and 1926
FormoIs. Sheer oreondy, tiny
prints. Some with copes. Pastel
shades, sizes 10 to Is $1l
1875 Orig. 1893 Polo, shirts. CoI-
or stripe combinations and pos-
tel solids. Sizes S, N, Lilo
2i5 Orig. 3.98 Botiste Blouses.
Short sleeves, tucked front.
White and Postels, sizes 10 to
l6. ------- 1888
365 Orig. SOS Cotton Skirts.
Circular, prints, ploids; sizes
10 to ol6---2.S8
End Floor, Washington and
StlDer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Handbags

As Orig. l.79 drowstrine
bags. Pastel blue and pink, ST
plus tox.
II Orig. So Reversible slip
cover bags. Washable covers.
Navy red. brown, tan,
2.3o plus tar
, Orig. $zo-$25 Milan strow
boes. Beautifully styled in
not1, white, toost, navy SIS
5 Orig. 1880 Milan strow
boes. Novelty styles, asst
colors ----- 7.50
All Prices Plus Tag
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Misses Sportsweor

los Orig. l.ls Tee Shirts. fine
combed cotton in classic or
plunge neck styles; novX
brown, dark green, small, me-
dunn, large in the group -4ee
l31 Orig. 1873 denim shorts,
striped, Upper closing. sizes Il
to l8 in the oroup----1.29
100 Orig. 81 jackets in check
royon. loose topper style;
brown, black or navy with
white; broken sizes II to
10 2.SS
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
JeweIY

JeweIY
so Orig. ST & 81 necklaces.
Sold color metal soc
8 Orig. $5 6 Sc bracelets
Gold filled
10 Orig. 1880 necklaces. Gold
color metoI oI-------S3
8 Pr. Orig. S. drop earrings.
Gold color metal ST
ALI prices plus tax
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Women's Shoes


$50 prs. Orig. 8.s5 to 1895
Fomous Make Shoes. Clearance
Of loird Schober, Casual Clos
sic, and Marcy shoes in white
suede. white linen and white
mesh, some with brown trim,
also some multi-color. included
ore plain pumps, ankle strops,
she'll pumps, high and cuban
heels, some Platform soIes,
broken sizes a to 10 - 6.85
7S Orig. s.e5 "The Apple
Peel Shoe" by Town 6 Coun-
Try, red. brown, orange, pink,
green leather; high wedge heel,
open strip sandal, broken sizes
4 to 10 5.95
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Women's Gloves

80 Orig. 81 Shorty gloves.
Double woven cotton, polka
dot potten ------$l ST
$50 Orig. l.65 novelty nylon
gloves. Black or brown----6Se
40 Orig. l.50 gloves. Novelty
or toiIored. Cotton or royon 6ee
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Mems S Sport Coots

Is Orig. SIS and ze.75 All
Wool Sport Coots; reeuIors,
1877, 2/58. VA; short 2/38,
l/3e, l/4o; long 1896, 1877,
1888 ---------14.88
s Orig. 1915 All Wool Sport
Coots; stout 5/39, l/42; long
l-37 l-46--------iS.S8
"a Orig. SIS and 1915 Royon
TropicoI Sport Coots, solid ond
patterns. Regulars 2/36, 1877,
1889, VA; short 1876, 3/37,
H3o, 2/4o, l/42; long 1897,
3/38, 3/3e, H4o. 2/42, 1/44.
1888
Mems Clothing, End Floor.
Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
AT The Hecht Co., Washington & Silver
$50 Orig. 800 to 7.e9
Girls Dresses
S.BB

Girls better dresses. Sunbocks, with boeros,
pnofores. and few hoop dresses in the group Picooy,
pque seersucker and oreondy prints and solid coIors.
Sizes LIZ
End Floor, Washington and silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Girls Shop

79 Orig. $50 gowns and
pojomos. Sheer cotton. Sizes
S-l6 1888
ITS Orig. $50 to 2.99 po-
jonas. Cotton crepe. Sizes
8-l6 --------- 1888
TO Orig. 1873 shorty gowns.
Cotton botiste. Sizes 10 to
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Mems Hondkerchiefs

100 Orig. 39e Mems pure
linen hondkercAiefs. Hem
stitched. All white - 29e
Street Floor, Washington and
SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Boys Furnishings

13-oris. s.ss Boys white
loneie suits. Sonforized won't
shrink more than 1917. Field
Club; cotton and royon. Sizes
81 only ------- 2.es
Orig. 6.9S Jr. Boys Eton
Suits. Royon stripe. Blue and
ton in group. Sizes 5, 6, 8, 2.ea
33-oris. s.9S, 4.e8 Boys
white loneies. Field Club and
cotton eobordine in the group.
Sizes s, II, l2- ST
End Floor, WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Millinery

Millinery
78 Orig. S. to 1875 misses
ond women's summer strows
in wide range of styles ond
colors So
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Girls Apparel

46-oris. 4.SS-7.e9 Girls
chubby dresses. Prints and
solids. Sizes 8h-l4K /. 3.86
225-oris. 2.88-2.es Swim
suits. g z piece styles. Sizes
8-l4 ----- 1.es
,125-oris. 2.se-5.es Dresses.
Cotton sheers and sunbocks.
Sizes 7-l2----------I.SS
l75-oris. 1.2e-2.s9 Midriffs,
halter bros, summer bIouses.
Broken sizes -------- 8Se
45-oris. 7.ss-lo.es Preteen
sheers. White and postels. Sizes
lO-l4 --.-L--- 5.S8
75-oris. 3.Ss Circle skirts.
Solids, prints. Sizes 7-l2, 1888
38-oris. 6.ss-l2.s5 Sport
jackets. All wool checks and
solids. Sizes 7-l4---- 4.S8
20o-oris. 4.99-7.se Better
swim suits. Sizes 8-l4---3.88
End Floor, Washington and
StlUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-27

Notions Dept.
Sc Orig. Sse & l.4e Aprons.
Assorted designs and colors.
Half apron styles -- 1se
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-27

3rd Floor, Washington:
End Floor, SilUer Spring
Jr. Miss Toppers
80 Orig. 1895 to SIS Jr. Miss
oil wool toppers in white and
posteIs, cope and bot-sleeve
styles, broken sizes 9 to 1855
II Orig. 1875 Jr. Miss Royon
Foille Toppers in navy and
black. broken sizes 9 to IS.
S.
20 Orig. SIS TO sss Jr. Miss
all wool Toppers in navy. white,
postels, boxy and belted styles,
broken sizes 9 to l5-----$lo
IS Orig. $35 to 1895 Jr. Miss
oil wool Toppers, navy. black,
posteIs. ploids, sizes 9 to IS
in the group
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Stluer Spring
Summer Suits
s5 Orig. $40 Misses, women!
Fine royon suitine Unidure
proeessed for crease reistonce.
unlined, broken sizes 10 to 20
and SO to "A, pink. navy, grey,
brown, green, in the group So
80 Orig. SIS Fully lined sum-
mer suits for misses 5'4" or
under. Navy, black, grey, gold,
pink royon suitine, sizes 10 to
l8 in the group -- SIS
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-27

Lingerie
200 Orig. $50 to 81 Blouse
Slips, q complete blouse ond
holf-sIip in royon crepe or cot
ton, white blouse with black,
navy, or white holf slip; sizes
81 TO 38 in the eroup---l.S9
3rd Floor, Washington:
End Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Notions

Notions
II Orig 100 Shoe Boes. FIorol
design chintz. II pocket -79e
200 Orig. 81 Set Hanger Rox.
Holds s garments in spoce Of
!. lucite ----4e eoeh
500 yds. Orig. 59e yd. trim
minss. " Bostite eyelet en-
broidery ruffline 3 yds. 94e
Street Floor, Washington and
SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Infonts' Wear

lnfonts Wear
~ Orig. i.ss Hondi-Ponti
Crowlers. Seersueker, pIostic-
II Orig. 3.s5 Nursery Scots.
Plastic. Fold fIot when not in
use. -----2 2.3S
1s Orig. LIS Foney Bibs.
Orgondy with embroidery
trim ----- 6Se
II Orig. l.ee Contour Mot
tress Covers. Plastic. Standard
crib size ST
II Orig. 5se Ponties for Dis
possible Diapers. Birdseye. Ad-
justoble --------- Use
End Floor, Washington
Mems Shoes
18 prs. Orig. 1875 Mems Red
Rubber Sole Oxfords, brown
and ton uppers. Broken sizes.
500
Sc prs. Orig. 1880 Fomous
BuiIt-in Arch Shoes, black or
brown, broken sizes 1890
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-05-12
By Josephine Lowmon

Here's inspiration for mothers OF
young children. or for women who
are expecting baby:
Dear Mrs. Lowman:
Il received your Eight-week
Self improvement Marathon and
it's been fun for all of us since
I have three sons, the oldest not
yet three years old. Each time I
had a child I determined to get
back to normal but just never did
but I am on the right road now.
We all do the exercises; my hus-
band, too.
Il am being benefited by them
and we all enjoy the laughs which
accompany our attempts. After
one week of exercising and dieting
I told my husband the results, and
he was surprised that I had been
dieting. He did not realize that
I had been on a diet at mealtime
Best Of all, I have not put him
on a diet. With the calorie chart
1t Is easy Tor me to plan meals Tor
myself and my family.
"The exercises seemed almost
impossible at first but now I do
them with ease and find them very
relaxing and helpful"
Well, you see you can exercise
even though you have young chill
dren. In fact, your children will
like to initiate you and the whole
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Washington Shop Talk

Having an anniversary. birth
day or shower party in the near
future? If so, how about investing
in set of toast glasses that are
quite different? These glasses
come II to a set and are on small
spikes which may be stuck into
the cake either in pattern form
or around the edge. The cake,
with its burning candles and filled
glasses, makes a wonderful CEN
terpiece for such a festive occa-
sion.
The trend to color in the home
rules out the old drab black tele-
phone, unless it should be en-
cased in a nice looking cabinet.
However, by means of a trick the
black instrument can be trans
formed from a device of utility
to one of utility and beauty.
The trick is simple and perhaps
you already have the all plastic
covers or at least have seen them
These completely cover the tele-
phone and can be put on in a
matter of minutes. 1t covers the
base, handpiece and dial. The
cover is the exact shape Of the
instrument and can be installed
without interfering at all with
the operation of the phone. 1t
locks on the telephone base. This
particular style even comes equip
ped with cord cover. Antiqued
gold. ivory. red. green, yellow and
gray are the colors and we feel
certain you will not find them too
expensive.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Why Grow Old?
Mr.. and Mrs. Diets

thing can become a lot of fun.
You also can diet without plan
ming special menus for yourself
1t is a question of eating smaller
amounts than your family and
leaving off a few of the trimmings.
Many women make small chill
dren an excuse for no exercise and
also say. Il can't plan special diets.
I have to feed my family and ]
simply haven't time to plan two
meals three times a day, and
neither can 7 afford it."
Just leave off the gravies and
sauces and desserts and hot rolls
and candy and whipped cream and
nuts and cut down on amounts
and you will find that you are
losing and are saving money, too.
If you would like to have my
leaflet No. A, "Mr. and Mrs. Diet, "
which gives you detailed menus
for the woman who wants to lose
and the family who must maintain
weight or gain. send a stamped,
self addressed envelope with your
request to Josephine Lowrnan in
care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
SPANISH OMELET.
HERRING RECIPES.
From Mrs. v. H., Arlington j

From Mrs. V. H.. ArlingtonJ
To Mrs. NJ. j., Spanish omelet
One medium tomato. / small green
pepper. q onion. sprigs parsley
l stalk celery. olives. mushrooms
salt and pepper. 4 eggs.
Peel the tomato. add the pep
per, onion, parsley, celery. olives
mushrooms, and crop all together
in chopping bowl. Place the
mixture in a saucepan. add the
seasonings and cook for two OF
three minutes. Beat the eggs. put
them in the omelet pan and as
soon as they begin to cook, add the
chopped vegetables. Finish as fol-
plain omelet. Serves 4.
To Mrs. w. p. Picked herring
Three salt herring. % to l cur
onion. sliced, small bay leaf,
to 4 peppercornS. 1l2 cups white
wine vinegar. u cup boiling
water, "a cup thick sour cream.
Wash herring and soak over.
night. Scrub thoroughly to re-
move any scales. Remove back
bone and if desired. small bones
Head and tails may be removed OF
not, as desired. Leave whole OF
cut in large pieces. Arrange her.
ring and onion in layers in a jal
or other container. Combine in
gradients and pour over herring
Cover and keep in the refrigerator
or in cold place for 2 or 3 days
Boned herring: Six large her.
ring. pepper, salt. parsley, vinegar
6 slices buttered toast.
Select fish with roes. Split
wash, scrape. and remove head
roe and backbone. Sprinkle gen.
erously with pepper. salt, and
minced parsley. Then roll each
piece tightly, beginning with the
wide end and tie with a string
Place in boiling water seasoned
with pepper. salt, and vinegar and
simmer 10 to IS minutes. Cut roe
into pieces and fry. Place the fish
and roe on buttered toast. garnish
and serve. Serves 6.
! would appreciate a recipe tell
ing how to cook spiced shrimp.
CAMPING?
From G. l.. S.. WaShingtonJ
We would appreciate, hearing
from persons who have had ex-
perience camping with their fam
lilies. We are not out to rough it,
but only to have some fun.
Our interest in camping is as an
alternative to cabins and other ac-
commodationS in vacation areas
which. aside from their cost, are
often not available on short no.
tice, when wanted or are not suit
able for family use.
y
STANZA.
From Mrs. J. w. r., Arlinqton. J
For M. F. NJ, Washington: This
is one of my favorites:
Back Of the loaf is the snowy -four,
And back OF the -four the mill
ana 0ifK Tx 81 Shower 5ns mill is the wheat and
And the sun and the Fathers will"
MALTHIE D. BABCOCK.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
By Dorothy BihImon

We saw the most interesting
outdoor chair recently. Fifteen
minutes of sitting or lying back
in it's grading contours leave a
floating sense of ease. The secret
Of its success is it's fleet up
circulation-restoring design. The
chair is perfectly balanced for
either reclining or sitting. Rugged
but light lit only weighs IL
pounds) this chair is made OF
aluminium tubing. The water re-
pellept canvas covers unhook for
washing. It comes in five colors;
green, yellow, blue. red. and terra
Gotta.
Completely modernized towel
hanging at last!. In bathroom
and kitchen use a drop-away ar
rangement that is entirely new
on the local market. Instant
simple three way action and there
is no mechanism to go wrong
They hug the wall or door when
not in use. The three way action
provides for sixty inches of bar
space requiring only ten by f1f-
teen inches of wall space. The
rack is durable. being made of "a
inch steel rods which are elec-
trically welded to last a lifetime
The chrome plating is guaranteed
not to rust, peel or discolor and
will be easy on the laundry. Each
rack comes packaged in a printed
box with full instructions and
attachments for easy mounting.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Leftover Pastry

If you have any leftover pastry
dough, roll 1t out one eighth inch
thick, cut it with fancy cookie cut
ters. and sprinkle it with sugar.
Bake in the usual way. in a hot
oven.
Evening star., 1950-05-12

Serve this dressing on fruit
salads. Beat 2 eggs until light,
stir in u cup sugar. u cup apricot
whole fruit nectar and 1s cup
lemon juice. Cook and stir over
boiling water until thick. Chill.