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' TODAY, SEPT. 23, 19
We nr? very ill|htly change
From the seml-mpei who range
India's prehistoric clay;
Whoao drew the lnna?ni hn>
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|AK VAN WYCK.
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4 . of Sorghum cane are being
and hundreds of gallons of S
THE LANC
QIYES GOOD PfCKLE I
> * tplcod Vlnoqar Is Frequsr
bis for PlcfcllntJ? Hsrbi
?Tons ful fer Garnish.
crushed
oruhuin I Sulced Tlnrtar la used I
ASTER NEWS, LANCASTER,
FLAVOR
itly Valu- K
! Y^?AMERM
n making k -?
8. C.
PA<
B
Ran his brother'down* you knc
Aa ws run nten down today
K1PIJ
EVERYDAY SALADS.
A MOST acceptable salad mr
iiiude of n few leftovers i
combination is good. Ma
good hit of food Is thrown awa
lack of knowing bow to use It w
>w, land beinK made In Van Wy<
mnnlty. The dry hot woat!
i m*
I rausced corn to ripen up rapl
j m a ivy farmers who pull their
I could not keep up with It an
iy b# has dried up on the stalk.
* lb* . ...
ny B A pretty fair crop of peav
y for an<' ?ther kinds have been
laely. t'otto nis still ODenlnR rani
k rom- pickles, for flavoring grnvh
tier has lad, and similar dishes.
dly and It Is especlrtily valtiahl
fodder "avor from spiced vinegar is
,i through the pickles, whi
d mtich , , ,,
per, cloves, sod dHI are adde
to the pickles the flavor is
ine hay centra ted at the places wh
made, spioes are put. The herbs fi
(IIv and ,he ?pl<*?d vinegar is road<
??. potato W KWRD7
For pick-; n
le. as the fill
tl?e same I *A a
le If pep- j
?d directly mf ,
more cou-! jbF UETTERHE)
iere these fat '
:z:x I Come to V
IT#
Potato and Corn Salad.
Tuke a pint or leas of cold t
potatoes cut In half-Inch cubes,
one cupful of green corn cooked o
cob. a bit of chopped green pepj
at hnnd, a little scrnped onlou to
It zest and enough well seai
dressing to moisten, adding sail
pepper to season.
nonie or It prematurely on arc
the hot <lry weather. The
>olle?l sunnhlne and boll weevil has
i 1 all the top crop and the w
1,1 now working on the larger
>er If 8tin tiling our estimatec
toned pPr cent ?' a crop will be
' and ,n thls community.
I Mrs. K. M. Yoder. who h
f used as a garnish by inlxlnj
u? o the pickle.
dry hot ,, . . .
Ad excellent spiced \inega
1 ' 11 by filling a wide-mouthed b'
eevil in jar to within two lncli
hools. top with spiced plants of
1 of 3 5 kinds, such as slices of hoi
realized and onions, umbels df dill,
of white mssturd and cele
_ . seed of nasturtiums, fine a
nil boon
g them io j
ripe seed
>ry, green
itema and UfCA V MCDlfflll
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^0? |:J Tllis
IN run fu
? Ill patroni
IO l?l
bank is a public institution
r the private good of its
s and friends.
ft
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Hot Corn and Peppor 8ala<
Take a pint of tweet corn (f
and Just cut from the cob. Khr
mince one green pepper and 001
a little butter until well aoftened
the green corn and more butter,
ring and mixing well over the
Seaaon with salt, pepper and cai
and serve piping hot. It It wi
In Fennell Infirmary the pa
| weeks. Is at home much Im
re8'1^ her many friends wish she m
ad or
. . tlnue improving and soon be
?k ta
u(j? ; restored to health,
stir- Miss Mary Spray, of Wl
Are. spent a few days last week v
ytnm cousin. Miss Sallle Kva S]
to iVan Wvck.
__ leave? ef tarragon, ba
at nine sweet marjoram. A pod of
'Proved, per may also be added. 1
iny con- Jar la then filled with
entirely heated to 160 degrees F.,
sealed and left for about thi
. At the end of the three w?
' vinegar and fill In una
th her Cogk aU(J ^ wlth mrtte<
pray at m sealing wax.
ntniui
1?2 ALL RUNcorked
of
te weeks. '
*s. strain ^
u bottles. 9|Nin Liuy dnncrM
1 p"*m? Triad Cardri.-&9>
POj M Iu o
iinu/y til for the
-UUfVll W large.
tl . ? M Priv
Uatfl SW M gj^jp e:
"Retail K| our cu:
ur public capacity we work
) good of the community at
ately a much closer relationcists
between ourselves and
stomcrs.
aouDie tnis recipe if the family
all fond of corn fV>r there la ne
kernel left.
Crlap Lettuce With Feanwta.
Wash a bunch or two of tender
lettuce, drain and dry thoronghl
raniec on Individual plates and spi
with. fresh crisp peanuts that
been crushed by rolling with the
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v*r\ Her. and Mrs. Gradv liar
Charlotte, spent a few hou
Mrs. Hardin's sister. Mrs. J.
bet, last Friday afternoon.
hea4 ' brought Mrs. Porter Hollia,
y, ar- j sister of Mrs. N'.sbet. from H<
Inkle where she had been with h
hare nn(j wj,0 jH a patient at the
>,ro" Inflrmarv. Their i>r<?iiior
<i*n. or
o! I Viola Dana
They ImmwMmmimmiim
also a
" CTIM
Wm Sarprisntf. ?G<
Foe, Bccuk Nor
uJ Heikkj.
P9^ Springfield Mo.?nty hi
week I could he.rdly item
jfcj would here beerlng-down
T| wee not well et ear time.
rtAloag IS
al PI If y<
M seems
M invite
iek ?M BO |?|
1 up. and I Nf
palm and I#l| BtuQ
" say* Mr*. 1*11 _ Mat *
>u want a bank service that
built specially for you we
your account.
1iik i"" iiiiiii MR'' nmnr rrumiis.
with it Fronrli rlrvssinjt pnssinl n
tnlilc or with n pond h<?IW*d dr<*
Addlnc tho drossln^ to tho lettn
It stands any lon^tli of time, wl
nnd destroys Its uttnu'tlveninn.
>W tvt
Copyright, 1P21. WmItb Kowapaper
r??'rve
it the 'tpv- H. K. Sharp, is also a
ssltyj. th*?ro and * as operated on
<s?. If pondicitis a few days ami
Its tt Sharp's condition was serif
h's friends aplndl to kno
getting on well now. and ex
himself again In a
.Misses iii'!i'!i McM'iiims an
Union.
i'l, Odell Criftin. of ttorl- IT: 1
& D. V. Williams, wife of a
fanner on Route 6, thii
JlVj kept getting headaches an<
*( - go to bed," continues Mr
A describing the troubles 1
she obtained relief tfrrouut
EywHSlsk CarduL "My husband, hi
% i of Cardul, propose d gettlni
** "I Baw aft0** taking s<
MEHmB . . . that I was Improving.
was surprising. I felt like
^>7flnNn noronn
well-known M - 'yjfKt I
d herlnc to j ( j
'rem which [*] Km
i the use of f?i WBe&i
iTlntr heard . I*1 ""TT" " SBSj
? It for me. , 1*1 JgS
ine CarduI f.i vT~'J,^T"*_V
The result I*1 Wg?3tfg
a different k|* "M
"What's in a Name
fly MILDRF.O MARSHALL
Fac*?alimit your name; iMkUtory; mnn
In*; whence It wsi* derived, wentficanta
your lucky day and Luky jewel.
EUNICE
? r> days v i'li relatives
?ii Wyk I'ominiit'iiv l ?? \vr<?i<
? are students ;if Willi hrop ml
I V. H. Ma*sey and .1. M.
p bav?? been d-ewn as pot ? jn
1 Fedora I Court. O'tobor l
___[ Greenville.
Mr. anil Mrs. J. M. Yoder
V i ill or !>iwl Ml.. Ml....I.. %
"I^ater I suffered frotr
an(j woak ba< k, and felt a]
^ I did not rest well at rift
1 nervous and cross, My hi
: he would get me some Ca
' he did. It strengthened r
j doctor said I got along fln<
good healthy condition,
j say too much for it."
Thousands of wbmen ha
j as Mrs. Will lama describes
i weakness ?
11 run-down. 1
it, I was so J- armors?
neband said
OF*! ?
I was In m m
I cannot JfJ M
re suffered I
, ?ntll they i
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II IN THIS NEK
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WAFER
EUNICE, like Evangeline, i* c
the "glad" names in .the U
of feminine cognomen*.
Evangeline also. It cornea froti
Greek word meaning well, or I
Eunice Is translated to mean "I
victory."
Because of lta significance,
Greek word from which Eunlc?
. ...... . ...... .u.nn ..iimiiii- .-iinttm
, oil the "Mad?'-1n-('a? >lin?s"
** of tioa in Charlotte Mouduy.
xlcon 1 M
Like i Paradox of Rail Wear.
1 the fn a afnple track line ralln
toppy- aroar on the ralle la aeldom |
happy jfcoi| ||, frequently less, than In
jbledrark line. aara the 8<
the American, nn apparent paradoi
? wa* is nrnhjhlv r>TTilntruwl h* >">
U> VISi-- -yi?
Kxposl- M9
Wlf
a flouMeajlflc
i which
^,.???i Porhaos out of contld?r*ti
round roller from the un
r ; I 8inca It has helped so
I should not hesitate to trj
I troubled with womanly al
Ftor sale everywhere.
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a* llu fc 'I- ? -t
i?IS I ASKTHOSl
"L", Who Advertise
i. THE NE
:ws .
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derived, wb* taken over In early
by the Christians, who adored i
of happy augury. The names ci
from this favorite word ure almo
yond enumeration, but curiously
a few of them have survived to
em times.
Eunice Is one of these lnttr
made Its appearance as Kunike c
the liftv Nereids. Her name str
times >f direction of traffic, which ti
lames ' neutralise coldrolllng actions
nming orface of ths rail-head.
st he
> only w
mod- BBBW
I \/X\ OUTR^
a*, B PRINTO
soda tc i ***"ngs of hor parents, Vl<
Id the th* dainty star, waited until
j quite grown up before goin
; etage. Her first public app
_ ! she made her debut as a da
ae*^| i not come, therefore, until IM
1 was fully five years old. 8he
1 j in Brooklyn; has two sistera
T/? I | the screen?Shirley Mason j
Flugrath.
ola Dana, X. JLiC /(
I aha was
if on tha
aranca?
incar?did _
lias Dana /-" was
born
i, both on I&iZ a \\
ind Edna ,*ji
inest ure t<
Gi
or small tai
Dodridt
rs 4
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way liecame popular among <
women, hut It remained for E
the Jewish mother of Timothy t<
It vogue in the days of early <
tlunliy. English lovers of
' names have favored It for oenl
and It Is atlll popular In all the
tries of Europe, though partle
adapted to English and Aim
usage.
Z::k. m ^avamerj^
? won bono
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sricao, 10^^01101
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at the 2
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ti-Skid Safety'Treai
\Ofo Price Reducti
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The topaz Is the tallsmanlc ge
signed to Eunice. The chry*ol!
sunrise," Slielly calls It. It Is si
preserve Its wearer from all ds
and to warn of apprnnchlng e^
paling In color, hut It will be ren
ImiKitent unless It Is set In gold
dream of Its signifies that no
shall befall. Tuesday Is Eunice's
day, and 5 her lucky number.
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m as- ^
Ite of
ild lo | _
|,eTo
i| ^^mera#/[
A YVT KLl^, dat frien of in in
B il feela good lasa m
^ilH iili'iif m niiirp frnnliU
If wot i>o ! I
fk gotta' I
;a 30x3i tire, with snappy
tread and creamy white
-clean, trim, splendidly
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chrykjiulneuium, signifying che
dw, Is her flower.
Cgprrtghk
Starved.
Tho other day I was railed
home suddenly about 11 o'clori
took daughter Jane to the library
gave her gome picture booka
which to amuse herself until m
erful j Q^wVERH
v^nlrial/"
j/printed
,w!? I Booklets and
Jim been dead for tree, four
i
/ I tlunno wot> matter, but
k | some klnda trouble weeth
f , Kveryrtny lie tella me be no
?wZ niooeh. I tella heem ees tcr<
! eef be can ?lo <lut so ntooclu
I feepure eef he no eata v
I M ' he no s?ttn ,n04)C^ ex pens*
' leevlnp. Tree meal evervt
day alia 31 j |
he gotta Z j da
st orn. r , rZ_ J^ *j
eatn ver v ?
en t u at tiff | ' ' ?=r'.
n he like. , 0 j \FS-fe'J
er mooch \ ? J 3r"^v"'
e for da i i
lay coat a ' 5. rr-^'-VrFl f
II111
gt p |j anti-sk
Sffgl This ti
fe'lcSl longer
f\. 1*1 - - -
i<u:ge and
size, tvith the Goodrich
id safety tread.
ire will give you much
mileage, the greatest of
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turn, which 1 expected would I
time for lunch. Not having tin
give her luncheon first I gave
three cookies ee I was leaving.
I was detained and when 1 en
the library It,was almost two.
Regardless of all rules of all
Jane greeted me loudly with:
Just starved to deff. Do you spe
to make a living off of free cook
Z !" 1 Circulars wil
b" % Sell\burCood
tered \ COfM tO
MM#.
c me
leer ; T~" . r
II me dolla fecfaty cent for da I
M And righta when da guy fe
| M ayatetn for behta da high <
M leeving da aon-ef-a-gun go
Jm tink eef he keepa da atom 01
W leetle while and no eat he got
money.
Bat he keeka too mooch
pain eon da atom. Da phyal
J hoem da pill and he a# feel a
Mefateak. I I "^E3tfv<p2l f
pgure out I 1 I
costa for 1 1 I
dead. I 1 |
> da bun 1 I j
:ta plenta 1 Sgj? 1
boota da \ J
lab |NTa \ \^8|? ?
?o?d. \ \ ?f fl
^ durably
lity, the utmost riding
rt and the fullest satis?
il other Goodrich rites
I3i"ia made onlvin am
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?Chicago Tribana.
Trial* of Temperament,
lfrs. Pen field?1 married a poel
be a cease* roe all the time of Ja
hi* aensttlxe soul.
Mrs. Niblick?My l.usbsnd ]
golf ?ni i can't do or say a thing
out being blamed for putting hli
nine la
D off
ijl"j Next day ha go aaa da chlre
he gotta fight wrath dat gay
i puncha beea back.
f Da chlroprac say da physl
/jp| maaatake and da phyatah my
V oprac danno aomatlng. 80
Man can do for da pata oan
'iiiii? One day ha gotta daaagnai
raealt da hoapaatal. Dat pi
haam ha gotta ha to da opera
1?c and A \ ^f/ WI
wh? b* \ Yy fl
Ith mki \ ^
da atom!
act talla
ab ctTba
rt IMWMUa
ever m
. It is so thoroughly and
illy good that its makers
declare it die best tire
ade for small can.
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bis game.?New York Sim.
Ongt.i ot Ooilar MarK.
Home rlHlm thai II Is a iii?Miin?*s
of the Kiirflish Nymltul (() fur
pound. Auoiher explanutlor is tli
came from llie letters U. S>. wrl
one over the other. Vet nn<>
theory In tti*tI the two upright to
represent two pillars of brass be
the tetnnle of Solotnnn ??.i.
at,n* Farming Is a Busii
11 ten like every business, it requires
>ther records and blanks that give you t
k ' about your farm, just as a busint
" has them about bos business.
>for*
, 1 We nrint forma anri
B wants feala food. 80 be
operash and een few day
feels swell. He no gotta da
be say he gonna go home lee
n^oc But Jusa before he gonna 1
place he getta da bill. He c
1 forma, look at da bill and go dead
be facts he fcegure would take alia
m tnac for (\R expense so he
vighta queek and cutta da b
tak* <* Goodrich
?ln.nl! m,titkid*fctjh
tie while. now avaiUtl
eey* dat 20% Price Red
**** ??* ? -? ?/ into effct
. MebhA JW
beea life
go dead
ill down.
30x3$
cad fabric the
>le at the Dealer# evt
union which town Cordi
2 May 2nd RedorGra
' reduction i
eve May 2
JWWUU1 RUBBERCOMPANY
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tyvfaen are idli^ Goodrich Sihw>
t, Goodrich Fabric Tirea and Goodrich
y Tubea?all one quality?at the 20%
a prtod which Goodrich made aftao d?198L
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peered cm our coin* and became li
Iwloed wltb a scroll
BtMb ' farmer should have hisowi
bead) on Hammennill Bond, tba
Buriccs* Payer.
i nunno.
uSSS >Vot you tlnk?
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