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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-02-17

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Q SUING FOR $50
To get quick justice between per-
sons over small claims for money,
the legislature has established the
''small-claims department of the
justice court"
Before this department can be
used. three requirements must be
met:
l. The action must be for the re-
cOvery of money only
The amount claimed cannot
exceed $50.
3. The party against whom the
action is brought must reside with
in the district of the justice court.
The small claims department cam
not order your neighbor to bring
back the lawnmower he borrowed
last year and failed to return. If
you wish to sue for more than $40,
the action must be brought in the
justice court itself However if you
wish. you may waive any amount
above $40 and bring an action in
the small claims department for the
$40
. LAW CHANGED
If person resides in King Coun-
ty but outside the Seattle city Ii
mits, he cannot be sued in the
small claims department of the Sc
attic Justices court, but must be
sued in justice court itself. unless he
happens to live in the district of a
mother justice of the peace of this
county
There are now many persons in
the state who cannot be sued in the
small claims department. However,
under law passed by the 1851 le-
gislature. this defect will be rene
died in 1855. Counties will be divi-
ded into justice court districts and
all residents of the county will be
within the district of a justice OF
the peace. At that time a small
claims department of the justices
court will be available to all citi-
zens
This column is written to inform
not to advise. Facts may. change
the application of the law
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-02-17
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY II 1854
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BAPTIST
9O1 E. Spruce 81.
GAS a.m.-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 am.-Issei service.
11:l5 am.-Nisei worship service
7:30 p.m.-Youtn fellowship meet
ing.
BUDDHIST
1927 Main ST.
10 am.-Sunday School.
IL am Young peoples devotion
al service. Junior Boys in charge
Organist, Noriko IchikaWa.
CONGREGATIONAL
sos 18TH 60.
10 to IL a .m-Sunday School.
IL a.m.-Pilgrim Fellowship Hour
II am.-Issei morning service.
Saturday activities for high school
students. 100 to 4:30 pm.
FAITH BIBLE
1873 18th Ave.
. Sunday. Feb FL
$50 m.3Sunday School Young
Adult Bible Glass.
IL am. Worship service. Rev.
Akira Hatori, speaker
$50 p.m.-All Christian Fellow
ships combined. Rev. Robert Lind
berg of Formosa will be speaker
pm.-Special Issei meeting.
Rev. Akira Hatori speaker.
. Sundays
KRKL-1050 on the dial 8 to
$50 a m.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-02-17

METHODIST
1886 Washington ST.
10 m-Church school, Skeptics
Hour. Parents Glass
Ills a.m.-Nisei worship service.
Rev Paul Hagiya's sermon. Are
You Forgetting Who You Are?"
7:30 pm.-Duzzers.
NIIHTREN BUDDHIST
1o4. Weller 81
IL am.-YBA service.
2 pm.-Issei service. The Rev K
Ikuta to speak
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9Th Ave. So
GAS a.m.-Sunday School.
10 am-Issei worship service
l0:45 a.m.-Girl Scouts.
HAS a.m.-Cub Scouts.
Has a.m-Nisei worship service.
ST. PETERS CHURCH
1910 King st.
No am. japanese service.
10 am Church school.
11:15 a m. Holy communion with
sermon, The Hearing Ear" by the
Rev. Andrew N. Otani
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-02-17

NISEI CALENDAR
FEBRUARY

20-St. Peters Mems Club to spon-
sor sports hop with music by the
Continentals. Hours 9 p m to IL
midnight, St. Peters gym 1910
King st. 81 per couple Proceeds
for the Continentals.
22-Methodist Service Guild spon-
soring THE Browning Version" and
DIR in Spite of Himself" at U. w.
Showboat theater at $3.50 pm.
27-Valeda stag-stagette dance.
Changing Partners p m to mid
night, Seattle Buddhist auditorium
MARCH
27-Annual bazaar of Japanese
Congregational church. IL m. to 8
p m.
Evening star., 1954-10-02

Either fun or limited coverage
is available through the company
that moves your things. The
mover doesn't write it: he ar
ranges 1t for you.
Full coverage" usually costs
around SIS per $1,000 valuation.
Overall valuations on household
furnishings average around 81
per pound. At the S. rate, you
could insure $500 pounds of
furnishings valued at $6.500)
for $3.50. Full coverage insureS
your things against such major
hazards of the road" as fire.
theft. water damage from storms,
and catastropes like the collapse
of a bridge or the sinking OF q
ferry. and also against breakage.
marring and scratching.
The magazine recommends
that you remember this: Unless
you insure your goods at their
full valuation, you automatically
become a "co-insurer." This
means that in case Of damage
or loss, you can only collect in
proportion to the amount Of
your insurance. If you took out
a so per cent coverage on $500
worth of belongings, you would.
of course, collect just half in
case of complete loss. But sup
pose only the SIS crystal bowl
were broken; you could still
collect only half Cor $3.50 for it.
Ways to Save Expense.
It is possible to save as much
as rs per cent on costs Of local
move if you want to rent a truck
and do the whole job yourself.
However. when you count the
time and effort, and tally up po-
tential sprained backs and gen.
eral wear and tear on both you
and your belongings, you may
QeclQe IN 1aVOr OF pfOIeSSlOnal
movers.
If you do decide to move your
furnishings yourself, you can
generally rent 1l2-ton stake bed
truck e by IL feet) or a covered
van for about $1.25 an hour. or
$3.50 day. plus 8 cents a mile
and gasoline. You may also rent
dollies for use in moving heavy
pieces of furniture and appli-
ances for about $1.25 a day. Con-
tainers are available from NOV
ing companies at the straight
purchase price (no, rentals).
If you rent a truck to do your
own moving, check on the type
of insurance the trucking COM
pany carries. Such companies
are nearly always covered for
public liability and property
Evening star., 1954-10-02
Good Idea to Insure Your Furnishings When You Move

Most companies require you to
empty q freezer before shipping
II the freezer is to be out Of
operation for more than "a hours
or II 1t Is to be moved more than
$50 miles.
II the mover can not reach you
or some one representing you, he
is entitled TO put your goods In
storage within q few hours after
the van has arrived at It's des-
tination.
Inquire about this ruling, for
II this happens. you will not only
have to pay storage rates for the
time your belongings were kept
in the warehouse, but you viii
also have to pay laIbor costs for
re-delivery of your goods.
Evening star., 1954-10-02

costs) by showing him every
thing that is to be moved. It Is
easy to forget such articles as
garden tools and golf clubs. Re-
member that no matter what es-
innate is quoted. you will have
to pay for your moving job on
the basis Of the exact weight Of
your furnishings after they've
been loaded onto the moving van.
Find out from your appliance
dealers what needs to be done
to your appliances before they
are moved, and either find out
how to tighten necessary bolts or
have a serviceman attend to
these things for you before the
mover arrives on moving day.
(Movers do not give this service.)
Evening star., 1954-10-02

damage. but not always for colli-
sion.
BY doing your own packing for
intrastate moves, you can accom-
plish big savings. but there is
one big drawback: You can't
get transit insurance on any
thing that you pack yourself. OF
course. loss Of goods moved by
reliable firms is infrequent, so
you may feel that you have much
to gain and little to lose by pack
ing such things as kitchen uten-
sils and odds and ends that have
no great value.
II you do your own unpacking.
you save the labor costs charged
under public utilities commission
tariffs.
Should you already have your
own barrels and cartons, you'll
save the cost Of buying or rent
ing containers. The movers will
pack your own containers for
you at an hourly labor rate.
Clothes may also be packed in
trunks and boxes, saving the
rental cost of wardrobeS.
A Few Reminders.
Help the estimator Call moving
companies give free estimates Of
Evening star., 1954-10-02

Moving household belongings
from one home to another is al
ways a major chore. But it can
be accomplished with q minimum
of worry and discomfort If you
know exactly what to expect.
When you know how moving
costs are figured, it will help you
cut expenses. Sunset magazine
reports. If you understand in
surance regulations. you can
cover possible losses. If you know
just what to expect from NOV
ing company and what it expects
of you, chances of disappointing
waits and misunderstanding are
less likely.
For long-distance moves, motor
van rates are based on weight
and distance. For moves of 80
miles or less, rates are on an
hourly basis.
How Rates Are Set.
The State public utilities COM
missions usually regulate the
rates for moving within the
State. The Interstate Commerce
Commission enforces rates for
moving across State lines.
Check Insurance.
It pays to look carefully into
the matter of insurance. Unless
you take out special insurance to
cover the time your furnishings
are in transit. you have practi-
cally no protection. Companies
are liable for damage or loss of
your goods only to a limited ex-
tent.
Bonded and insured" a term
sometimes played up by moving
concerns, merely means that
drivers of the moving vans are
personally bonded and that the
firm carries public liability and
property damage insurance on
its vans.
Suppose a SIS crystal bowl
weighing 8 pounds were broken
in transit: it was included in
load of furnishings on which
you had not taken out insurance.
On an intrastate move, you
could collect as little as 80 cents
90 cents a pound) for the bowl.
Or an interstate move, you could
collect exactly 80 cents $50 cents
a pound.
If you are making a short
move-when you virtually ac-
company the van from one house
to another-you may feel that
it's safe to skip insurance. But
ordinarily. you won't want to
risk sending off all your belong
ings without insuring them.
Evening star., 1954-10-02

Help the estimator Gall moving
companies give free estimates Of
Evening star., 1954-05-05
SILVER SPRING AREA
3-Bedroom Rambler
Only $115 Per Month

Gas heat; full bsmt.: immediate oc-
cupancy; schools and shops nearby.
HE. 4-SSO9 HE. 4-7733
Evening star., 1954-05-05
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcensIlBUs. OPPORTUNITIES tc.,,

FULLY EQUIPPED RESTAURANT.
d9wntown; ample parking; priced
S5.ou0. $500 down payment, SIS
mo. reasonable rent. o. B. ZANTs
z1NGER CO. Ma. S-5371.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

QUICK MOVING, boxes, couches, re-
frigerators. odds and ends or entire
households: reasonable. NO. 7-2713.
FOR FAST SERVICE, call AIS PICK
UP AND DELIVER SERVICE. JA.
5-9197 or ia. 5-919S. -
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate so rooms; G;o. expert s1onp packing. h
,,AS AGE ! CO; < ) IL INC; Established 1905:
small and large Jobs: trained men;
long-Short bookings: insured. beach
trips made, LII. 1-9501..
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches . specially. s; I; MORRIS,
TU 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. ia. 9-2937: eyes,. RA. 3-14l l6.
Sc
FURNITURE STORAGE. minimum. So
per mo- Local and long distance
moving: low rates. REDSKIN VAN
SERVICE INC. HO. 2-1223
Low COST LOCAL MOVING and
hauling any time; free estimates.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY, self,service good loca-

GROCERY, self-service. good loca-
ton. Reasonable rent Buy direct
from owner. IL 6-3374. o"
CHOICE LOCATION for recreational
center at intersection Mayo. Shore
Building similar in architecture to
Howard johnson, call AID. 4-O10
GIFT SHOP. modern suburban shop
ping center; $500 handles; bal
rRSzEN fass sssS GusTARD siTns 5S5 sth5
feterest ffeEtel.st ORpGrtq1sIssy HN 4Issy5e all or hslf-
CARRY-OUT SHOP. 2o03 14th st
n.w:-Up-to-date shop: doing fine
business with opportunity to in
srease aSG owner csaS dS selling DUE s9 Illness ii
REsTAURANTS t@1@i.o Excellent 18th
st. corner location:. new equipment:
doing goo excellent business; price.
colored: 2. Newly remodeled food
shop; beer license: excellent sales
price, $4,000, $4,000 down pay
ment. Cali ST. 3-S392, after 2 pm.
PUBLIC HALL-Established: now
motions; 3 tranSp. lines. 8 parking
lots block: $500 So. IT. and lFe
balcony; "a bsmt.: oil heat; air
ss9SaleJd; ssatJ sta4 siTst reas' bid Write ,os Box
usgDssCiAR ioT on excellent corner orr
location on Florida ave. ne. Approx
100-ft. frontage. lot is Of asphalt;
air-cotd. office and garage. Will
sell cheap. For info. call CO. 5-1036
fstTss9 r. e RI ewes Beer
apt. OWNER. RA. 3-esoe.' 'Ee' IS s.
I,jI2 IIfn ST. SE.-Si95 down;
vacant store. with driveway and
!Ss es GEORGE eR''alss szsLiKo iiH5s
BEER-FooD-LlouoR REsT.--Eow
On. payment. l246 Penna. ave. Sc.
BAKERY-A chance of a lifetime:
$3.50 down. Total price. So. 500,
in'lnan' In nW ST. f ssss4 sssstamfR r. ssSS tSSsisd
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Good vol
ume; will train one month; to settle
estate: Principals only; $1,000 cash.
STORE ,:, and II trqsk ,s;:
week. IA: 9-3536.
with living quarters.
located on main highway, in nearby
Va; seats 100. large parking area.
ABB incense on ana on safe, owner
i'll health forces sale; price reduced
to SS.900.. See today. Call Mr..
Brown with YEONAS REALTY. IA.
$4,000, ia. 7-1243. %
MOTEL--Sixteen brick units with g.
rm. living quarters, on main high
way. south out of Washington: rea-
sonable down payment will handle
ROBERT 2. SCOTT. ia. 5-s644,
NEWSSTAND AND TOBACCO STAND
avail. for lease. HOTEL DUPONT
PLAZA. Call mgr. for appt., HU.
3-FSO00. --6
RESTAURANT. delicatessen. located
in busy Va shopping center; restau-
rant seats no: on and of sale beer
and wine; equipment is ultramodern
and represents an investment OF
S55, 900 two years ago. Establish
ment has been approved for enter
tainment. Price, $50. 900, plus stock.
Terms. w. E. THRIFT, EXCLUSIVE.
1411 Pa. ave. NV, MA. a-9t43
Se5o DOWN. sI0O Mo.-Bakery op-
portunity; fully equipped; in estab-
| nshed white neighborhood. Box 3:S7-
IFTRSisIHiED BILLIARD PARLoR for
rent. Also furn. Bakery-Restauranl
comb. for rent. EN-. 2-5s42. III
Evening star., 1954-05-05
HOUSES FURNISHED tceas.,

COLORED-14Os MERIDIAN ST.
N.W.-2-family home In beant.
eSnq can MR fiss awRENcE sasnsi ki slso s16ss %s
CHESTER H. KELLER, REALTOR.
.TTr -, 0n %
CoLORED, ssOO BLK. 18th ST. NE
o-r4.i. pttck: seIy eiean: well furn.
fncd yd., excel. loc.. conv. to every
thing La 6-3C3l
Evening star., 1954-05-05
APTs. uNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON-senior citizens, do you
want 2 large 1,bedrm. cor. apt. very
bath. Nice lawn and nice people
surround you. Attrac. apt. bldg. SS5,
incl. utils. Inspect Apt. 307, 1904
Lee hwy. VACANT, walk right. in.
Call KE. S-4133. Ill
ARLINGTON, mr.. Pentagon, Ft. Myer,
doWntown; 2 bus lines. .One-bedrm.
ers sDt vards ige closets sxhsgst fan; loek
IA. 7-926s. -" w 1''
CLARENDON-sublease unfurn. 2.
bedroom apt. $99.50 utils. incl. !:
4 minis. Pentagon. 8 minis. to 10th
aTSo snS Constitution by bus. ia. A.
Dominion GARDENS. 500 blk. W West
cations cat ms. l an and 2 bedTm. iaa apts: Rent;
utils. Conv. 70 Pentagon. schools
bedrm. apt; S76. incl. gas: at bus.
Akt, Il SSfEaS NE% lsGS s2DG. H. OAK nl: st kanns ms
L bedrm:, 8 expos. extra closet
incl. utils. JA. S-7304. .
ARL.-Ciose-in, new and 2 bedrms,
neaE,Is near pentsgon, Fl. Mysr sE ArI; Hall; Hall
rent. JA. $-1Iss.' OUT 0vSii Wilson fd1a bIVd.
I'd. north. MRS. FANDRICH. -
ROSSLYN AREA - Newly dec, l.
bedrm. apt, all utils. incl; $50. so
per mo-; bus stop at door; N mile
NATIONAL AIRPORT-One bedrm.
living rm.. kit. and bath apt. IN
garden project at 1902 Abingdon
Or. just off Mt. Vernon hwy. at
Bashford lane: SIS mo-. all utils
incl See janitor or SHANNON Il
kgSHs slsszs co. 1905 H St NV. Ma.
din. bedrm., picture window, 4
closets. kit. bath. fireproof apt
bldg: sos mo-, incl. all utils.: mr..
Masonic Temple. TIE. 6-4S6S. -9
$65. ARLINGTON-1 betirm., liv. rm..
kit. and bath in apt. bldg. No u:ils
Mr.. Ft. Myer and Washington Lee
shopping center. EN-. 3-567S days;
EN-. 3-920S ewes. 10
$73.. ARL.-1 bedrm.. liv. rm., kit.
and bath; mr.. intersection Wash
and Arl blvds.; nr. Wash. Lee shop
ping center. Fl. Myer. Pentagon,
Navy Annex. EN-. 3-567S days; EN-
3-920S nights. 10
NO. ARL.-Excel. loc.; 2-bedrm. apt
avail. June Il, S92.5O mo. ia.
sFAcioys .Ss,l APT; IT. 2 very large BED
S95 with all utilS JA T-24a7 10
Evening star., 1954-05-05
HOUSES FURNISHED

CLEVELAND PARK-s-rm. house. q
baths; attractive interior and set
ting, lge. trees; convenient trans
portation: adults only. EN-. 3-6929.
CAPITOL bedroom brick.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-l70 Wesmond
drive; 2;-story row brick home with
2 large bedrms. and fLll dining rm;;
T kGcAs CO. i5o5 3 Il il st. 'rlH" NV. NX.
ATTRAc. IRA CAPE COD on cool wooded
hill:. secluded;. excel. neighborhood.
ideal for 3 adults. no children mo-
S9ss; S1sG A. 40 nm mos. .n avail lste eodH May
' e a,m. Ia. r. II to Anl noon. Sa 9op, to Pm
BETHESDA - Beautifully furnished
rambler. Ideal for summer living
Aap real NFW Sargan HAMSSaRf Oh 4s5eS sSr ewes
incl. utils. RA, 6:2o36. =
CAN YOU DO BETTER? A well-ap-
pointed. 2-bedrm. home with living
rm., equipped kit. and full basement;
500 mo. 333 Fairhayen ave. JEFF
hwy: wy: SHANNON 4 LucHss CO. 1905
A CHARMiNG. H. RiMii Ga NEVER EVER HOME in
lovely section of Cheverly, Md. de-
signed. for entertaining and com.
Portable family living. 5 bedrms., 3
deep freeze and auto. laundry incl,
in complete furnishings. 1906 Crest
ave. S175 mo. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
GREENBELT. MD-2-bedrm. brick
house: lge. liv and bedrms.. sep.
din; gm.: $10O per mo. Granite
silver silver SPRING. s41o Ramsey ave-
rd': z bedrms.. Kit. din. din rm., iiv.
yards: flowers: quiet neighborhood; :;
suitable for 4 girls S125 mo. Call
JU: 9-6191, between 10 am. and
NEAR wARDMAN PARK-9 rooms, 8
furnished. 2S02 27th st. NV: $3.50
per mo. For information. call co.
FURS. OR uNFURN.-145e Irving ST.
suit. ho@e also eVeaysnins once; desirable Ts
persons now occupy 2 rms; could
stay or move; parking lot in rear
fully rented. 4 cars; reas.: refs. ex-
changed. CO. 5-5540, MR.. SMITH.
BELLE HAvEN-3 bedrms.. 2ls baths.
plus maids rm. and bath: liv. rm..
din. rm.. modern kit: rec. rm-. mod
garden. BLANcHE S. ceAToN, K XII.
Town: handsomely restored: spac.
ground floor: porch: garden: ideal
MT. PLEASANT. nr. park-NewlyI
dec; compl; turn:: 4 bedrms.; nice
Ak+nNGToN; fs+n jH 5-S6s7 SAjT5 rms and 6s bath
5-ROOM SUBURBAN HOME. com
pletely furn.; large screened porch
"a acre ground, fenced, with garden
planted plenty of garden tools, in
Guiding small cultiyator. rotary
Z" Il Fowler Lane. Lanham. MD. IVA VA.
cooi@e lge. rms. 8 baths; compl com
redec.; most attrac. furn.; full bsmt.
garage; acre; 5 min. Pentagon.
Best section Ideal for group or lse
, family; Cal "a; ss S,s7sI: Ill
4 bedrms., den.. liv: rm. with firepl..
screened porch; full bsmt.; garage:
q acre. Cool, best section: school
2 blks... 8 min. Pentagon. Immed,
Ravs chdfen IT. quality more you Wis Rqs
RoCKVILLE-S bedrms.. baths;
fireplace; garage; S125. or viii rent
unfurn. 20. 2-4543. -
CHEVY CHASE, d. .C.-.5 bedrms., 2
baths. study; dishwasher,. washer,
garden. patio. Avail. May Is to
Oct. /; Sl65. KE. 7-0s23. -
BREATH-TAKING loveliness: ideal
for entertaining. spacious, tastefully
Lorcom lane area: shown BY ap-
pointment to qualified clients only.
RoUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1954-05-05

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Evening star., 1954-05-05

BREATH-TAKING loveliness: ideal
for entertaining spacious. tastefully
furnished; in Arlington: exclusive
Lorcom lane area: shown by ap-
pointment to qualified clients only.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

RETD. LADY desires efic.. pvt. bath,
unfurn.; upper nv; IN area; reas.; mr.
2 BEDRMS., liv. rrn., din. rm., kit,
bath for professor, wife, grown
boys from England; June Is to
Aug. 30. Excellent refs. Box 81,
BaCaEEos' hSaffsyl51s' MSi bipLoMAr, reousres %s
nicely furn. 1-bedrm., air-condi-
toned apt, NV. section. AID.
2-5400. Ext. 33. -6
OWNERS have the tenant. do you
have the place? Need furnished and
unfurnished apis. all parts D. c.
Reas. fee for results. Call Mon. thru
Fri. ME S-5435 to 5 pm. -
QUIET YOUNG COUPLE, no children
-1-bedrm. unfurn. apt: garden OF
porch. under sos; D. c. DU. 7-5094
after 4.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
CHEVERLY, Md, 2-bedrm. det
house: large yard: garage; close Il
BRAND-NEW

6641 gard ave-, West Hyattsvflle, Nd.
New. semidet. rambler: 3 bedrms..
gas heat. lovely lot: $135 mo. UN.
4-3600. 10. 3-5624. -
Evening star., 1954-05-05

LOCUST HILLS ESTATES
Nicely furnished center-hall brick
Colonial. containing 8 rooms. 2jz
baths. screened porch. recreation
room, maids bath and garage;
fTsInpsss'' TIps IS SNsY NO 81 riIIIEp SJ4Se. FR HI
1012 18th st. NV. %
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-01

weave design, while another was
painted red with medallion OF
George Washington on the sides.
These baskets had the advantage
that sandwiches could be laid beside
fruit and cookies instead of being
piled on top and 'squashing" them
all up.
Meat, cheese, or jelly sandwiches,
with cake or cookies, hardboiled
egg and an apple or other fruit in
season constituted the usual school
lunch. A salt shaker went along In
the lunch pail or remained in the
pupils desk for sailing the hard
boiled egg. Unfortunately, some
times salt was shaken over snow
balls also, making them as hard as
rocks.
Occasionally some lucky child had
a thermos bottle, which went to
school till it broke. Very few fancy
dishes, such as cooked fruit or GUS
tard, ever came in school lunch.
Anybody who brought ndy to
school-well, it was a celebration.
Frozen Sandwiches
There were teachers who h d
pupils bring soup or stew in jars, to
be put in pan of water on the stove
on arrival at school. By noon, the
oretically at least, the food was hot.
Frozen sandwiches in winter were
not infrequent. A wise pupil set his
lunch near the stove as soon as he
got to school. AS the bread in the
sandwiches occasionally even froze
at home, the cold trip to school froze
it still harder, so something had to
be done, such as toasting it on the
school stove. 1t would tn n b e
scorched outside, while still frozen
inside.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-01

Above. No. 2O95-To make
a pretty quilt for your little
girls bed, applique this little
belle with balloons" on a
white or pastel background.
Above. No. 5231-Here is an
appealing quilt made of little
fishermen" appliqued in
brightly colored fabrics on
white or pastel blocks.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-01

Below. No. 2233-A stroke
of the iron to transfer these
lovely long-stemmed roses
and change plain linens into
lovely-to-own items.