The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 12, 1919, Image 2
* HOME DEMONSTRATION
* DEPART3IENT.
* (Daisy G. Harris.)
Doini 1ilt 4 Snu ar.
Sugar serves as ul'el for Ihe body,
lt is; not an al-oluteownil 1,91
small amounts of sumga1r. syrup. o1
hion1ey give flavor to the food. The
.r)e 1o man1y sweet forod, i hat nay 1i4
14(1 in the Ilace of ;.1u1ar I hat thi:
hould he no liardsh p.
Try cooking breakfast vereals, wvill
cholped li.,dats or raiin, You
will not n-wed to aidd anly sulgar* at liht
table. Baked apples or pears with i
litile v-ater1 for several hours until a
rielh syrup forms. S*tean dried prune:
inl the water ill which they are soak
v)d until the liquid is almost all boiled
awa y. The long, slow cooking is noe
essaiy to develop tlho flavor.
I'so syru1tp. mlloasses or honey foi
part 01 all of the sugar. A good work
il2 !!11 Is to use on1e clu o syrupl1) as
(qlivalclit to One cuip of suual and
onlo foulrth cup oif liquid.
Spice C Ike.
7 u;3 miolassc , 1 clip syrup, 1 1-2
I. I pavka L e rasins , 2 table
4on- :.!' ita:1'('oo sahl. 1 wa:s1pom
:1n!aa n,1 . 1-2 eaS)ooni cloves. 1-:
1a -001) 1111 111 : Cu ps tl4i . 1-2 t(a
on sbi." tespons akin~g pow
b: ! 2thir for live min tes' th<4
f!rst nine inl rodit'll! . Cool, a i l t
flour. soda and1 b)akin1g powder
" dsir ii I cup of oatimcal may hw
ied in 'lace of 7- 'up of tliour. Tlli:
(Akc sIloldlhl ho kept several days he
fore serving,.
Molasses Nut Drop Cookies.
1 1-2 cup fat. 1 1-2 (1iup nit meats
2-:1 (ill molasses. 1-2 .cup syrup.
vu-. 1-2 teaspoon cinnamon, 1-2 ten
spoon soda, I teaspoon ginger, 2:3
c'ips of 0lour, 2 teaspoons baking pow
dr.
Cr(am fat. add syrup, nut mneats
e4'g ( and molasses. Sift dry ingred
ionns. Beat the mnixtures togethe'
thoro1lily. Drop Oln greased lakin1
Iwan and make inl mloderate oven.
Gilnrerbr'eal.
1 (.111 vorn meval, 1 cup whe4at floitn
2 easpon s vinnnamon, 2 Ioaspoon
ginunr, 1-2 t4sp)oon Iat, 1 teIaspoo
bahtkin powder, I easpoon soda, I (u'
of mnolasses, I Cil) of Sour. 1m111k. 2 11
lc.poonls fat.
Cranlberry Saice.
Pik over and wash 2 cups of eri
1. . Pu i 1 sl Salc panl with 1
cup wvater and I culp of corn syrui
6 Here's the
are packe
biHi. the:
* ~ our mecI
sehng sa:
Burns 8& (
TWO BIG
(N
Cook 20 minutes or until cranberrics
are soft and transparent.
Pennut Brittle.
I cpli of White syrup, I tablespoon
vingear, 1-1 teaspoon salt, I teaspoon
v'anilla, I (ii up of freshly-roasted pea
nuts, halved.
Cook the corn syrup, vinegar and
salt inl a sauacepani until a little
1dropped in cold Water forms a sof t
ball. Plut the peanuts and this syrup
into an iron skillet and stir until (ie
syrp bcoms agoldeni brown . Re
move from the fire and stir in the va
nilla. Have ready a shallow, buttered
pain. pour candy in and spread out in
a thin sheet. Allow to cool, then re
move from pat, and crack into pieces.
Write ie for bulletin on doing with
out sugar.
AMIEIAN LEGION
HIOLUS CONVENTION
Milineapolis Place of First Nailoni'l
31eeting. Will1 Deflne Poille..
Minneapolis, Alinn., Nov. 9.-Twen
ty-five thousand delegates and alter
nates representing praetically 1,000,
000 former soldiers, sailors and ma
rines in every state and territory of
the tlited States are in this city or
oil their way here to att end the first
national convent ion of tile American
Legion which will open here tomior
Te convention will b1 in ses
sion For It Ihree days. coicluling Noveim
her 12. The delegates will join with
tous.-ands of visitors and with resi
dents of this city inl a parade anid cele
bra ionl to "Aramist ice day" on 'I'uesday.
November 11.
Offticers of the L egion feel that this
convention will be of vital interest not
only to former service men and wo
men blit to the country at large. Dele
,gates 1Ofron the task of' defining the
policy of the I egion with regard to
inational issues In which the welfare
of the country and of its veterans of
- the great war are intermingled. lm
portant questions to be suiibmitted for
decision by the convention include d(e
- terimination or the attilude of thle
I '(eion toward tlit fiture military pol
icy of tile t'nited States, and voca
tiolal dueation for war veterans, ;ol
dier and legislation and tlhe fiture of
war risk insirance.
Stggest ion has b-een made y Fratk
1 fln l'Olier of tle slate organizat fi
P section that in formi ng Its commil
- t es the convtlion should appoint one
'"to determine at exact limitation, if
atiy. upIioni oflicirs and co t t e mill
- h o1 tionlal, slati' atid post or.a1
i.14 iotn wit II reference to their po
litiCal activities, to maintain absolutv
J. . B1
best answer to the p
di full from the basen
more you will be bei
iandise was bought
rne goods now 20 1
es to J. C. Burns & C
you on your fall
o.'s Two Red Iron F
BUSY STORES
. 1 Store 210 West Lau.
ly the non-political character of the
American Legion."
Permanent officers of the Legion are
to be elected for the ensuing year. The
location of national headiuarters is
to be chosen. A policy of organiza
tion through state branches and local
posts will be submitted for decision
and the names of post, state and na
tional officers are to be determined.
Twenty thousand persons are ex
peeted to participate in the palade in
observance of armistice day, Tuesday.
War camp community girls stationed
along the line of march will sing as
the parade is passing. Addresses will
be delivered at the conclusion of the
paradle. The election of officers. se
lection of permanent national head
quarters aud pjace of the next annual
convention are not expected to be com
pleted until Wednesday, the last (lay
of the convention.
Minneapolis has been working for
weeks to become the choice of the con
vention for permanent national head
(uarters. but that honor is sought also
hy many other larger cities. There is
much competition also for selection of
the meeting plice for the 1920 conven
tion.
linna iolis and St. Paul have pre
par( d ext ensive programs of entertain
imlents for ite former service 1n1 alid
Iwomen outside of convention hours.
A thealir party and boxing exhilt ion
have been arranged in this City for to
morrow evening. A ball will he given
for the visitors Tuesday night.
Although every delegate to the eon
veil ion ha.1s served with ' the armed
forces of the 'nited States in I te
\\'orld Wall. it is understood Ilat no
uniforms are to be worn In the con
vention. There is to be no ditsinction
of rank. Privates, generals, seamen,
naval officers and officers and men of
the marine corps will mingle indis
criminately. The convention Is to be
composedl not entirely of men as a
number of women delegates will rep
resent posts of army nurses.
NO SlItEET C.ARS
RUN IN TOLE10
People 'ling 14) to 1") Ceits for Bus
Rides Whlien Cars 1111n1 Out of City.
Toledo, 0., Nov. (.-('ar' riders who
last Tuesday voted for an ouster or
dering file street cars from tile steels
heeauise they -were paying 6 antid .
ecIs to travel to and fromI their work
today were paying from 10 to 15 eits
in auitomobile huses of which Iheir
was anl abundiianlce.
'The Toledo lRailways and lAight
cioipnliy began list midnigihl to Spirit
JRNS A
roblem of getting yo
1ent to the ceiling.
riefited by our ug
early in the spring
:o 40 per cent. um
O.'s Two Big Stores
bill. You can save
~acket Stores.
ens Street Non 2
the cars out of the city until not a
vehicle with wheels under it was left
within the Jurisdiction of the city of
flcials who were responsible for thd
Duster ordinance passel last .lune be
Ing submitted to the people.
Mayor Cornell Serelber himself In
troduced the ordinance when the com
pany, increased the rfars from ;ivo
cents to six cents and tI'wo cents -for a
transfer to ake care of ai increase
in earmen's wages.
The cars were removed witimit no
tice to public and city officials alike.
All were tiken into Michigan and
stored on sidetracks. The action was
taken immediately after official notifi
cation was given the coipany by the
board of election managers that the
ouster ordnance had been approved by
the voters.
Officials of the street car company,
of which Henry 1j. Doherty, of New
York, is the head, gave it out tonight
that. cars are not to be operated here
"until a permanent sttelement has
been reached or Is assured." All in
erurban cars are being turned back'
at the city limits.
Mayor Schreiber called a meeting
of his cabinet today and placed the
blame for the lack of street car trans
portalion on Prank 11. Coates, resi
dent president of the operatinig com
I pany. 'he mayor declared that I'res
ident Coates "broke a gentleman'is
agreement" with the mayor that tIhe
Cars woild not stopI running un1t1ii tle
city ollilcials notilled the company to
cease operating.
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE DROMO QUININE Tablets removo the
cause. There is only oo "Bromo Quinine."
E. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.
FOGGY?
If Bilious, Constipated or
Headachy take
"Cascarets."
Tomorrow the siti will shine for
you. iveryt hinlig will see clear. rosy
and bright. You r system is filled .with
liver and bowel poison which keeps
your. skinl sallow, your stomach up
set, your liead foggy and aching. Your
meals aroe turining into polsoni, gases
and m-ids. Yiou 'an not feel right.
)on't slay hilious or constipated. Feel
spIlettdli always by taking Casearets
occasionally. h'ley act without giis
ing or ilnonvenience. 'They never sckI
eni you like k''alolmc I. Salts. Oil or naus
1y. iiarshi pills. Tieyv cost so little
too- -Ca-sarets work while you sleep;.
COMF
IG
ur Fall and Winter IV
The sooner you con
acccks and money s
on a low market for
der to-day's market
and buy your fall ai
15 to 35 per cent. b~
& (
Store North Side of the I
PRESERVE/At
LIQUIDS and PASTES: F
and Ox-Blood (darkI
KEEP YOUR SIE
Sale of Person
BY
D. LUTHER I
Nov. 20th, at Residen
I will sell at. public auction at
to the highest bidders the followi
7 itules, 1 brood mare, 1 hor
400 to 500 bushels of corn; 4,000
3 wagons ; 2 1 uggies and harness;
hay press; 2 pea threshers; 3 gri
9 cottoll ph Iters; 3 guan 1o distrib
disc harro% s --und 7 small barrows
foot plows, sub-soil plows, 2 disc i
plows, heel sweeps, etc.; blacksmit
bellows, vise, shop.hanlliilers, 11101
1 two-horse gasoline engine; wit
collars, plow gears and numerous
on a well-equipped farm.
SSA LE WILL BEGIN
T'ERMS: C
D. LUTHER
ANY'S
Ierchandi e. Our Two
1e and bujvour fall a
aving values. Practic
this fall and winter a
prices. It will pay yo
ad Winter bill. Corne
y buying your fall bill
- LAUF
ehblic Square in Brnsn Bl~4
w - EU- - U]Ui unsUr Uw U
LEATHER
or Black,White,Tara
brown) Shoes
[OES NEAT
al Property
300ZER
ce Near Kinards
my residenec near Kinards
ng personal property:
e four years old; 12 hogs;
to 5,000 bundles of fodder;
reaper and binder ; 1 good
iin cradles; 3 grain drills;
utors; 3 section harrows; 2
; 2 two-horse plows, single
mutaway plows, lot of other
hi tools, consisting of anvil,
key wrenches, tongs, etc.;
gon harness, hames, horse
other things usually found
LT 10 O'CLOCK.
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Buildings
nid winter
:ally all of
nid we are
u to come
and let us
at J. C.
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LENS, S. C.I