The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-07-01, Page 6alyeActtgAA6..xestaxec
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ELEINE* 41A.11P,IBUCHANA
Three haat:lite,icnovita•",as Ike, C;;ifty,
and Stutter, .eeize..a trana-eoritiaental•:.
,bus and its..0aUstnoera, :encl.:forge-the! •
driver to guide It up...'.*.'mountalealcip
to a I.P•ne.IY •!eg, shaelt.A .risling..forest •
lire,:.araspina. 'up the ineuntalti,,•
. threaten* to; trap., the group., The baMi
dita'are :after a. secret.. new explosive
c4-4Ortrin la believed: to be ;la the ''poses -
*ion of . a passenger, Finley Trump,
.o,hemleal magnate, and hint that they
iii,..lciil-hisrtarilese he adarnetaeros "
2Anieno theother.pasterigere; are ,May
•.'Lawrence, Pritty,tratilecinurse; 3,014n9
, Dr. Nick •Strand, who has been atten-
r thie to May;
teacher; Amelia Raper, a Mannish-
lookingWoman; .Mr. and Ken-
neth Jenklns;
and a 'small : boy, Tom -
My Archer, traveling With his Uncle.', •
• ....,"ciiisipTErt ..
• Miss: Tulsa' .,,Tories ''•doeitied.:that:- the.
moilti.•;anntiying' thingabont,,.the•,entire,
mattei was. the fapt:41i4ki.the bandits
litiOakeil'awaY from theta everything
'rek.4*.kli*.4; weapon. Sho.know where
Iii0ii,dnit'regini;-.tehinct the .
bati0.441:4110.0balrilr':Whicii...-one... Of
thetikenPtiu*TilinY64ati
•Iter,C,if; Atr,thet Onlylet peaSe6-.
,
IsS*;•:9!tt4.084,.r*.4•al)94'4•'•.7r ..'• :'••• •• • ,
. She etplcirilit:the' houSe.;"Diiiing her
visit..19:,41e.kitallen,,,'She,‘„noted that,
• StUttef:liad.nlanratfreifhlibtAif-'cof-
fee .un thp stove. "Wo g -gotta *ay
Wake, .0.9:inir
At ilinethirty, Miss Jones sought,'
'eut ToraMy Archer where ho.. stood':
puIling the bark from the 'front •.dOor:'.:
• "Tointnt,;. 1 • need Yon'. to do
• some-
thing for' inc." She 'tried •,:amiliag.at
him; "It lb, tinliortaat: When I go lnto
the: ltitcli.Pri in a 'Minute,. can Y011.,.11V
tractythe..,,,attenticin.:•.Of', that.. Stutter, •
ereature? 1 don't want him to Seewbat :,
r •
' .grew round.
. "Are you going. to•Abotat him?"
"Certainly not!" . said .:•'.1fistl..;Tones,
acidiy,. then 'added, "Pm„.,,,goiag out
there •:new,.., Tommy:. •Dan1; depend on•
• ktOure,';:said.„Tonithy., el :can ralse.,sa
Anie,"„anyWhere.:.''
Gun near at hand, Stutter was seat.
th* kitchen table, . reading:" a,'
. , . . .
brilliantly eolored'•,niegazine. The . cot"
• tee; Was ...tun:died aside on the • stove..
Wive. • •
, . •
• ..
Tommy • was punctuality itself, for
Miss Ones' had .scarcely reached' the .
kitchen deerbefore an ear-gplittMg
yell; burst forth,: just„ outside the kit --
Olen deer., • „ •
"Leggo of me!" shrieked `Tommy.
With muttered, curse, . Stutter
sprang; to, his -feet, grabbed his, gun,
and .darted for the door. As, lie.reacli.
it; Miss, Jones' bopy, fingers hovered
for a, second over the coffee' pat: '
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MOIDeRN
ACCOMMODATION
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• NIAGARA -P,511:*,.
.• .
Hers ilfe, takes on .iteebrighest•
• • . •
hue.... . . nothing oared , to •
coMphite the :pleasure for your,'
staySky dine ;with the Falls
at your , feet . see the .oat -
' exacta Irons' your bedroom 1, •T.4.
In t130, .,tha' owl/ hotel WW An,
unobstructed vletv.ideal tient=
iles' for gojflii, riding slid!
iaities of every+ :sort.
11430NitiMOON
MAGNET!
, 1
•; No other resort en, the rotitin7
ent,e'attraeta honeymooners
ths romanticfahnliot: Sae rotas
, with Oath,' Moat a which oiler -
leek the SUL •
•,
,fok: 7.?cteut,cee,1
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Free iiceregure
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roc.
NOTt--L
NIAGARA FALLS • CANAOA
API•Y ;.•Adont•
e• 0,MTITY'r-V7
ter reached himI got my 'feet in 'a
,
root A guy ran past me and LI got
. . „
caught In this and thought he had
. . „
, Every One ::canie".. running, and
Stutter -was the'reelpierit • of 'a .'shain.,
reprimand froM17..Lefty:,
,• •• o•AteLa kid,•trielt..yon like .thati,”, the -
latter:.growled. ..He's Up. to '`s,onfething.
YOU gotta .keep your wits about you..
And you:, kid,, behaie .YoUrself. ror,wo
will String you up your . •
. "Say, how long we,gtialla. keep this
•guy Truirip',.bere holding out wins?"
Ike wanted to Say, give him.
the works now and make him talk
We know he's got that.•lbripla •with
move Iti?-1 been
• . •
• 'inakin', for Weelth: :We afford to
• idol With. this .•
ioatco ,Lefty.,,,
know what .pin '
Mitt ;Tones,-atthis niornent, slipped '
flfty cents taTorarey„.'Witil. the words,
XaoodL.,w,Ork ""-!A•ritl' -T,.attiMY4hotideaDly..L
l):116101i nri„A dollar and .a ,helfalre.ady
and the-ulgiit• Still YOUnglMiss Joner ; •
„.. ' •
,did not ' sleep on the
floor that night. merely. •exCliang-.
ed her,""cliesS .lora' bathrobe,' and. her
• shoes for felt -slippers, ,.:and . lay ..down•
•enten•of: the covers On her cot. AMe1-1;
la ...MOW& slept ,In :th'e bus, with a •
'lantern burning at, l.the door. .May
.1•1,Wrende, had cothe In ,ifite from • a'.
, walk With; Nick Strand, but was now
asieepi'as Wa*.Mrs..Jenkins. '
In the living ,room, • Lefty and Stut,.,
ter. „Were • asleep on ''cOneh, , andflOor,•'.
and Ike was :seated,: on'guard ..before
the ,pile of weapons;' with his own ,
gun in his hand.
!gliortly---afterniidnighteything,,;
was ,'quiet. Miss' Jones, • rising from
'her 'cot.: was aboiit to steal across the
room; 'to. the -.deo?, when a strange;)
gurgling soiled, owning 40*.-.11(311I-v-
,ing room. stopped her.. was 'the "
niest hideous ,••sband' . she . had ever
-heard.: ' . • •
, , „ ,
, • .
:Standing:still,' .Waited sil-
:
. . . ,
once: again claimed .the .house,.. and .
.tlien.".Moved:,tci. the 'bedroom .:,clocir. .
..cautiOn'tly !peeked : • into the living
rooni. All three.. -.bandits. now :seerned,
:to be sleeping Stiltedly: Ake't .hea•if.
.had. sunk, en hie'thest; liis giin On his
lap. '1'ho,i seeping tablets • she had•
.dioniied, into the toffee pot, had thine
, .• • ., • •
-their .. L._ .1 -__
Drawinka 'deep •.breatli, . Mist :Jones
:tiptoed into'the :Wing robin
and 1110V -
ed toward Ike. heaching•hlui,, she..re.-;
;.Soidtely'posiessed.'herSelf of his gui!.
And theii7-L•aii '.she, looked at • .hita„•,,
.rnolita
to stifle
. .
a scream. . ..„
Ike Was, dead! ' • •
FIi. had:been.= atran.gled :With .•
Own. bandana. Ile had been. irnirdered
in hi sleep in 'just.' the way
. ,
self had suggested to his prisonors!
Por a monient,:kisi• ..Tones stood •ab-
.
solutely still: 'She, had made.this 'Thur.!".
'der', possible. She' KO • drtigged.'ilieee.:
of her •fellow, bu ias-
sengers N,toind take life like' th,is?,- it
was a, librilbly • disturbing thought.
'4•.A Sound froth :Lefty' on the ,couch
Made, hertura quickly- and she saw
, that he waa., unmittaltably Waking up!
'Ile had apparently, not taken ; any eoft..
rom
The.
ea
• 13rc41141e--?0:i'aCting
PiapaPS.-
• Ftitt4S,':;• •
We
gaSPed. in Admiration on -this-
Page'. smile .three years -age .at the
eheopical plant which has, been hunt
Kure. 13e,a,Ob, near c,
N.C.. The mere. idea of extracting
bromine from the ;sea ana..selling it
to gasoline refiners" who would inturn
is .a component -of .et yl • ,gasoline,
.thrilled us. Now .carne.,•tbe.6gures of
production ,for the last 12!montlia.
Some 158,735,0,00' Pounds Of., beean
water werepuraffed throrigh-the Nure.;•
13eue,li plant., • Aifti IP' all • these'
'Petal& there:::vo'4,4;,c;44fnin'ed':PUtential
Wealth apPraiied;at• $90,379,460: Here
is the itemized statement of values:
• Sodium ehhiride kitclien salt
2,140000 tons, worth $88,200.000. '
Epsom salts, 542,500, tons; worth
$18,050,000. •
'Calciuin chloride, 61,000tons, ,,Vorth
$4,880,000, which, jf made, into fertil,
izer; would cnrich abont1,000;000
„ .
„• . •
acres of soil. •
,Magnesium;, 48,000 tons, worth.
, ,
photographers' flash , bulbs, 100,000.
•airplanes or 250,000, stratosphere
:Alurninum, 189 tons; worth $58,200,
enough .to make . the pistons of 68,000'
:.autainohiles.' • . •
,
Strontium .carbonate, 160., tone,
worth $99,600;. enough ,teanake
lion' iirdescent ,i
drinking glasses. ':''
. • • ; . ,
Iron, 145 tons,' worth, $17,300,
Copper, • 9 p
:2 tons worth .2,760, ••
• Three tons of .iodine, valued aiS10,-
300, • . „ „ :. •
, EnoUgh.,gold, ;to Make a, five -inch
vibe valued' at $42,000.
Silver. worth 829,800i -enough . to '
~make -a „-ball-.,:tw,entY. '• inches :in
uundt-er:77 ;• • j
All these values ' enumerated`.were
, thrown back.-:: Onli'die 'hi -online was
'extracted. The Plant has been in
•operation three 'years. ' In that time
onktquaternile•of 'Water 229 feet deep ,
:has been .treated,In the 'procees, of ex,.'
• 'There -was xi& ehande t�p�ssess
. ,
hers'elf fef •the Other ;Weapotia--,-a8 she
had intended4-lint'she grasped ,Ikele,
'gun soundlessly,,back
the :bedrooni.
It; 'hadnot been- Lefty tir IStutter
Whohad killed Ike, . :she 'felt sure%
Lefty was waking toe'jiattirally, and:
Stutter was in a drugged sleep. the
,
dreadful r"gurgling Sound she .had,.
heard writ accounte,t14 or Ike had
been strangling..Ahd it had 'been 'one,
of,. the bus iiniSsengers Whetad. done
It!'‘V.h1011--quid :wh•y? . .
(To1i Continued)
1.111/1/111111rAllEkiiiililinglialtninntiffipcMIN
7:00'I\T ortsheill7snzArF.,1a;k:r1Y1.3.
WANTED
EUREKA WS14iS
mete. pftopi, trydeig 73cou'Ot .4hedd
Limit Pt10.3 Odea Cohiettotoni, ••
-‘• • ' •
too' tee ,Pelffdr,' leOrintitteh ,keitPrtc�
ttPC,.d, fLiNtrrEn.
Ritate0t,. Obtatio •
e unkers
•
2.1.01Y 0 Iva
. •
cuit toy nf' Her. and oI
- • `11'.qepip.ff TOT11"4
,
:COVENTRY, trig.- COVentrY,. not '
only.lionerSits ost1amus wOninn,;
' Lady bdiva, but also "Peeping
Tem,' who was Supposed 'to have been
o ztrucic blind for . peeping: on he
:amens ride thfungh, the c:ty, streets::„
Lady Godiva herself has two statues,:
coVOlt17, one in the Guildhall,
of tourists the two each • sum, .
, 17.614' is also im-
'CeyentrY,•, predumaibly
as a baddeNaniple,'•••with; several ef-
figes. These''• are. eaeb,‘...in '„a. different
:part of the City; but 'all purport to
;Mark.. the , exact' spot here he was
' •
struck blind.= •
•Both Lady • Gediva. and "Peeping
Toni" have come •...inr for their shire
• ofdebunking in recent years. It new
turns ent.that the Iegend of "Peeping
aom", did net appear • in the first
story of the ride, but Was 'added Years
later as an afterthblight. •. 9.
As for Lady Godiva, a Benedictine
abbey :founded: by ,her • In , 1043 once
• gaVe, • proof of her existence. " That;
• 'unfortunatelY,was destroyed' .
• .
•
by
admit that She wag a real,perSon,
they, doubt She ever madathe • ride.,
NO,,,documentary eVideneelof it:turned
up until 150'. YeUrtafter her death
and such rides, , detractors say,' are
cornmon in old•felk traditions. "Lady.
OodiVa'S 'name, the debunkers now
Was attaelied to such elegend to
do. honer to her piety and goodness'. •
• Nearly 3.0,000 Dorset Eng., agri-
_cultural, workers are to receive ,a
. wage. increase of 50 :cents a week
giving them a minimum rate of aps-'•
, Proximately $8, the highest ever re-,
ceived. ' •
MilliOn. Acres •
To Be .-Vacated
t.. •BEGiNA.-+ApprOximatelY 1;000,-
000, acres of suh4narginal lands - will
tbe'Naeatelrlay- ariners----yv tw
moved .to inore Suitable' ground,
Taggart, proVincial•Ininister of agri-
culture, told a :SaSkatchewah-Lstock,
growers'', meeting, here. If is hoped
to complete the transfer by 'th!') .end
of 197.•
. Last year.190.1ainiliek.Were_m_oved
by the Saskatchewan Land and
,Utili-
zation ,Board, Mr: Taggart' also an-
noniiced, grazing land rentals ,Would
be reduced 50 per cent: on the 4,-
000,006 lilies of range land in Sas-
katchewan. • Present,: rates are two
-;:cents per acre for 21 -year leases 'and -
three cents for 42 -year leases.:
rowts
L�
�k at : liarnoeirs
'(Contributed by the, firltish Aircraft
*:SocietiY0
PONPQN-',4Productioni" niOd•els cf
,•. .
,new''high-Performance bember:a which
are',heing bnilt. in „great numbers far
Britain's expanded -Air- Force Were -77-•
shown. -to , the Public for; the first time .
on -PMPire Air Pay, which. sawAhe..;.,
'rceeril•r n.'s,regate, of more than 350,-' •
006, ve, 'Oorsat '53 service • stations
tin!conghent tbe conntry. AttcnIsi.:„.1.2? •
at each of the eight statiens ex':ceed,4,
Net
takings' ---for the•.;bene.:.
ftt of BeYal Perce• chatities;:4L... •
• amounted to approXiiriately $70 000' '
•-N'earlY 1;006;:warpianas,Were ,engaged.
-The balk and ,fdrinidable appeal.,
ante of new lfeaY,Y*15Probero.t"-":
trileted, inch notice,. ItePreSenting.
this ...class 'pt.. lopklarigd ‘ciikihtei•i'
,attacle-'' weapon '• were the Handley:
. Page". Hal'iow and the Armstrong
.:Whitworth Whitley, . both of them .
streamlinedmonoplanes powaredrwith
two radial, air-cooled ;engines. 'Built • ,
.in 'a , mannef to ;ensure ' extremely
rapid' output of large aircraft, ;the .,
Harrow • is ,,a high -wing inenePlane,;
poWered with Pegasus' super -:charged
engines,. and. capable of carrying a.
:bigger lead of bambt• than any
.•
:111PoalC-alliw-ibe. It IniaTalsolIT:bbeP.1,uvsle:d.,for::.tr.00P ' ,
transport: • • '•... . -
.• , .. . , , ,
Another i'inrian't.' Of the inownp3ityliaene;:.
'formula is adopted ' in .the
whichhas cantilevei. wings attaehed ,
6 thefuselage, at . mid-aettion.: •••It's• , •
taidercarriage is -lifted and jet ",dowri ; ..
by -hydraulic inedhatiism. The.. Se- '
lag.e.,'1,s, a mon,ocoque . shell,, with
•.stressed metal 'skin that Carries Much
of the loads impose& on the •aircraft.
. Like the Harrow, the Whitley, win* ',..,•
has two of the pew Tiger, two-spee,d
11
, 17er,eharger.hilginea, carries a big
load • over . lone. -distances; at a •.high • "
sPe:ti.,.. ,ii.g' ' er-,7-spe.e' -2;',. u .. :: '' '' ful,, •
b''.'t•':141.s4i. %
,eaPaCity, were exemplified in :the...
twin-enginkdBrittal Blerilleiln niediiiin'
bomber, •a • mid -wing .-inOnaPlane: R •
:. e]dr.ordipa0 .perkoinl"anco• which ,haS,4,2..,,,;;,--
, _earned the admiration ': Of designers •' . '
and • ..air,l' :force "officers ' in • , every ,
-Hcountry,-,-PoWered With--,;, two-L.:super--------
charged Mercnryradial, engines, the .
. ;Bienlielin, ranks, with tbe fastest mili-
tary airplanes : yet :coMmissionedf. for '
:service- anyWher'...' . . World; at-
taining "
kirty
:speeds th no . many -IV -art ' .4', •
age' were. Only touched by- racjng air -
7` planes Its'..forerimner,La-civil- tranS,;--.4.--,
,port ' 'plane -was timed , in 'seyere,"
.tests: at speeds of ; between 2.50. and
SOO miles :_,an. hour,.., ' performance ' sci
noteworthy that 'the. Air Ministry .iiii-; ••
ir
• ni ate, ly .asked the Bristol. COmpany.,
la ay :clowr• a military Version. '
• • •: ,
••:,
Fourth • of , the . new :Monoplane •.,
,
bombers to, be . seen .,:on ,Hmpire Air 0
Day, Was the reniailtable Vickers: Wel- ..'':,
Tetley ,"geodetic" : general-purpose air- • ' ,._.,,, ,,,.
, craft,''andIn-odium, hinaber: • In this ...'.•••, -
...airplane; Stinitilral weight' is greatly ., •-2,
reduces:rand aerodYnainie0,.',efficiencY, ,,...'
.,
.enlihneedbyadoption of -,the ,l`gbede- ,....
. tie" System :of construction,- la. which:- '
' an • .Piternal • 'network . Of 'interlacing-
Members': 'displaces . the ....:internally
lairceit wings and :metal-Skihned shell
ef", 'ether ...Modern" aircraft: •:'Eyery .
memberfolloyvs the ..",geodetie",. line -
the shortest possible line joining two :
!
points .on :a. curved surface:that lies
, Wholly in that ,surface. The Welles- .
ley far exceeds in military' lead and.
range the :requirements' of ',I.. lid iofficial,'•
speeifiCatiOn. to Which -Lit -„Wes, built.;
The Air ',MAistry has, perinitted the
'."------'-'- hit 'f•-il' W 11 '1 - r • ' '
statement that - .1., „. e ', e es ey, we e •
,luden•with fuel -to the''.excinsian Of all
Other 'inanimate :bagful lead, its',rarie •
in still air nonstop Woufd:be.aPproXi-
.:rnately eight ,thous'hiid .miles! . The;
present' .world: record : • for ',distance ,
'flown: non-stop .Withenti refueling::. it.
:'only ' a', little' more tluin 0,000 -.mites. '
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It looks good ,doesn't it? '17,/ell, it: iqr c,omplete the matter. fresIrcab-
71*--fo\RITaiTnoeirlifirTblriiie":. 'When • Thage cookeirTirthis way is ifdelikions
. accompaniment for most savoury
with aprtediebineaeyse ?fcir"ravelclighsitnlYiTt
satisfying luncheon item; or, serve
with lightly fried spring onions and.
fried eggs; or, for a "Vegetable Din-
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broadbeins, young , Carrots and
as-
paragus tips .or mushrooms., NO pro-
tein in thie' "dinner"? Weil, the?
•
cheese sauce
ce
pritzicirna4dlittle with
rid an
gtaesgty
h
yolk Will •malte • amends. A ' fruity.
swea. to follow .and • there is a merry.
meal enough for those . of . simple
:tastes and 'some' regard for good
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:What die cola be foretold by .its colorful;, romantic hearts? Prized, .
• by the Bride and More experienced homemaker alike, this Colorful
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, Fortune, •the hearts kept uniform in color throughout. Start on this
soon! ' Pattern 1506 contains complete, simple instructions for cut-
ting, sewingg,And finishing, together with:yardage 'chart, diagram of
quilt to help arrange the bloeks', for single and double bed Size; and
diagram of block which serves at a guide for placing the patches
and suggests contrasting matcrials.: • • . '
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• to Needlecraft Dept.)
•
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iNrnv
A 'leo' 51;/' li into
cai':34e44::rder,17t.ing
High River last. wepic.. , IN sturdy
roan horse- showed o,f lopgtra-,
for the horseman' had just corn.,
Pleted: :an:arduous trip into the town
.from a ranch away' out in the /At.
hills: 30 miles west.
" Naturally, the ricler's first .ineve
,• •••
was to inquire of a. Stranger the
• cation of the nearest liVery Stable?"
milted the:town resAent, and subsequent iiiveStigation revealed that
therewas not a 'single' livery stable
left, in High Rivet'.' ,„,- • •
Tilagetly:' Was: averted by aedent-L
.niedatinp.;• the wearY .110-15e for the
night in h smdfl PAtti 'behind a' leta:1
, residence...
- But whht has happened to the Wild
and Weepy Watt ;when - oven
0..a1targ. as 'a„
.edwtown in years Past+teannet boast
.ft!ngle ittiery stable ' ,
' Tfie-vild-tiveb haki-Vertainly-Ttained
„.„
•
down a ; rot when a .,"J41ilielfer can't
even find n)ght's 131dging for his
•herse.!" The gasoline filling. Station
'has' evidently usurped the phieeof'
the, last, 'fragrant, livery 'stable, and
th:Weat Of the 'pioneers is fast be-
coming a thing of • inerriory.--1-Ca.D.:
gary Albertan.
. !Our idea of tops in opt!mitin.wonld
be opening credit•grabery•iri 5 trail:-
er Ltinit Ster,Times:•/
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Ladies
Send s„. your name, and . receive
abhotutelY, PIZEH; tainple of our
Highest Quality, Hospital $011.4
•tOry Napkins. Ilygeia 'Products,
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London, ',Oritarlo,' •
• ." •••
• •
you're simply at your wit's end for
;something, for: dessert, and dinner is,
,a few minutes -away,. don't 'get fran-
tic . You canstirgingerbread to-
gether in 5,•few minutes and While it
is baking; whip :the_t.c.ream and .. you .
have a dessert that .will be relished
by the • whole faniily.
, .
We don't mean,' of course, that this
. delicious dessert is just an emergency
measure. But it can be mixed and
baked. so 'quicklY and easilythat,:it
does tome, in handy', When you're in 'a
.•hurry.Its grand too, ,When a crowd
drops in, during the. evening and you
don't happen to be prepared for them.
• A rich, hot slice ofgingcrbread, top
ped with finifYwhipped- creare, is'.
treat -for' anyone, - and •''a :delightful
change when sandwiches Or cinnamon
Oast are the •usual things served on •
such occasions. People, like surprises'
and to be served 'gingerbread -marks
you 'apart as a, resourceful ,and •
original hostess. •
• , ° • . •-• ,
r• It wont7take'anY, longer, either, in
fact not • as Icing, to makethis as
,sandWiches because most ;:houspwiveit-•
have all the ingredients 'nered;' on
hand. It's a wise hostess who makes
Mire • of ,the ' sueceas of her ginger-
bread anCetli_ortakes by having a
good irrand of finely, milled flour on
cupboard shelf at . all times,:
cups 'Sifted ealte flour
2 teaspoons baking powder •
14 teaspoon soda ' ,
2 teaspoons ginger
teaspoon cinnamon
'/a 'teaspoon salt. ,
1-3 cup butterLeo_otbert shorthning
•Ih' cup sugar
21.-3 °Cgug'pin‘'Neollfa:Seeas,,6
3-4 cup sour • ,
- . • •. ' - . • • . .
Sift flour ogee, measure; add bak-
ing powder, , '. soda, spices, and, 'salt,
and sift together three times Cream
butter; ttoroughlY,,:. add sugar: gradu- :
ally, and cream • together 'until'light
and fluffy., 'Add: egg • and molasses;
' then flint:fro alternately With intik,' a
sniall ditount at a trine. Beat after -
greased pan, 8 X a x13, inches, in 'mei',
if!erate oven DS.) 50 minutes, or
Until done. :Three -fent -Os cup sWeet.
nilik.rnay be SubStituted.for sour rnulk
and .soda in this -recipe. .
•. Whin ;,/e, cup cream • and fold in 2
tablespoons Molasses.- Top slices of
: cake with 'generous Spoonful Of whip-
ped cream' and Serve het. ,
"
All veketables,are spoiled b,y over-
cooking; the cabbage particblarly so,
and Most likely to cause indigestion,
Shys a writer in IsIeW Health' -Maga-
sine. Instead, then, of belling our
cabbages in nitiveli water, fOr'.4'a d011P,16
of hears, let :us try the tiMe-shving-,,
method �f boilirig them rapidly for 15,
winoiiiiittesbeor esoodtried,r1'wiriatisrredstivraithegt
tinie Thorough , eating Up befere
-"to eking s helpful. -- • A; sprinkle of
fresh grOund black Definer atilt 1), few
pats of but(er to4od.3.0,$t„baord
, • ,
More than 10,1:00,000. acres in Rus,
. sia infected: with larvae of '„iihe ma
larial mosqinto; will he 'sprayed with'
poison dropped, from airplanes ••thiti
. year. ' • .. •
•
• Sales of liquid milk in 13rita.in dur-
ing April were 2,329,2.9p gallons. more
: than in, Apiii lett year; and in last
seven: months haVU, increased by 6;
195,606' gallons over the same period
of 1936
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Brief .4Comment .
•
Theaverage housewife; is nolif.dit-' '
covering „evidence that the,' moths
wintered well. -Toronto
It's a pity' that death doesn't trans-, .•
for its affettions from a shining Mark „
to therMining• shark. -Ottawa '4IoUr-
Rini 'star's are 'not as fortunate. as
People in,„Other :prOfess:ons • hen .
auddessfiih:IPS no novel-
ty to be' offered •tt Movie: pentraet.-...-
TorontO ,Sattirday • •
A •pessimist iS a:Inari MI% :when
'Sitting on a ;haystack, makes'.
, first, that there isn't -4 needle in' •
LondonitSei
day Pictorial. ,
Awr
„bring...happiness. 111.4,4 helps a nio,„;,.
to enjby: his MiSpry a little'inore.-
London Sunday Expros.s,
. If the POpa' decides to' ''-'filast Alit,. •
as the 'Molting press retnerks.,'
he Should be able to do so essily,,, for
lie hasso many' C'ineh
Spectator. . 4
A Minneapoliti •judge iules that h
dog is' not entitledeven to. one „bite.v,
Whih isAll, rlalft:, pro'Aitiled e (100'
are fn,COMM (if ti")
Plain beaky,' ." •
Those gel fr, tOttl'il8lt14111.4.'
uo get-
ting so toughthat .:When,a. follow
a- holc-in-o80 he for
.sOrnebody ;comp alOng and beat it.
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