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VIRGIL
By Len Kleb
SHOWER WALLS STAINED
BY WATER
Question: Our new apartments
have steel tile shower walls.
These are becoming stained from
the water, a light brown color.
How would you suggest cleaning
them? And what do you recom
mend for cleaning ceramic tile
shower floors? Can one use a
bleach? We wash the walls and
floor with soap and water but that
doesn’t solve the problem.
Answer: Household ammonia
in the cleaning water will remove
much of the stain made by the
hard water. Use the ammonia
fairly strong, but not enough to
“get into your eyes.” A scratch-,
less scouring powder will also
help. This combination should
serve for both types of shower
stall. 1 suggest that you plan to
install a water softening unit.
This would be the real solution to
your prpblem. You would not be
so much bothered with hard
water scale, and furthermore
your piping would not become
clogged with the scale. In the
meantime, whenever the shower
is used, it would help to wipe the
walls and floor dry afterward,
tnus preventing the hard water
from drying on the surfaces.
A little girl, daughter of an Eng
lish mother and an American fa
ther, was asked how she felt
about the differences in British
and American pronunciation.
“Oh,” she replied, “I’m half
and hawlf.”
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By Clay Hunter
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By Arthur Pointer
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ME HOW MANY OF THIS'
MAN'S PEACHES YOU
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t^OUR DAYS WITHOUT FOOD,
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EXPOSURE, AND LIMPING
ON A SPRAINED ANKLE,
WE FIND WYLDE WEST
TRUDGING WEARILY ACROSS
THE WILDERNESS LOST/
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By Bm Thomas
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"TO THINK OF ALL THE BEAUTIFUL SHOE
DESIGHS THEY'RE MAKING NOW, AND
ALL I EVER GET IS SANDALS /"
i% aieeper
A young lady sat next to a dis
tinguished bishop at a church din
ner. She was somewhat modest
and diffident, and rather awed by
the bishop’s presence. For some
time she hesitated to speak to him,
waiting for what she considered a
favorable opportunity. Finally, see
ing some bananas passed, she
turned to him and said:
“I beg your pardon, but are you
fond of bananas?”
The bishop was slightly deaf,
and leaning forward, asked:
“What did you say?”
*T said,” repeated the young
lady, blushing, ‘‘are you fond of
bananas?”
The bishop thought a moment,
and then said:
“If you want my honest opinion,
I have always preferred the old.
fashioned nightshirt.”
BEALLY WORRIED NOW
Die long-line driver rushed to
the dispatcher’s office immediate
ly upon arrival. He inquired:
“What did my wife say when you
told her I’d be in lateY”
Dispatcher: “All she said was:
Can I depend on that’?”
Epilaugh
Here lies the clay of Mitchell
Coots,
Whose feet yet occupy his
boots.
His soul has gone—we know
not where
It landed, neither do we care.
He slipped the joker up his
sleeve
With vile intention to deceive.
And when detected, tried to
jerk
His gun, but didn’t get his
work
In with sufficient swiftness,
which
Explains the presence here of
Mitch.
At Gabriel’s trump, if he should
wsIeg
He’ll mighty likely try to take
The trump- with that same
joker he
Had sleeved so surreptitiously.
And which we placed upon his
bier #
When we concealed his body
here.
The Economical Thing
The young wife greeted her hus-
oand affectionately when he re
turned from the office.
“Poor darling!” she said. “You
must be tired and hungry. Would
you like some nice soup followed
by nice tender chops with golden-
brown potatoes and green peas
and then mushrooms on toast?”
“No, darling,” her husband an
swered firmly; “let’s save the
money and eat at home.”
Apt Pupil
Joe: How long v did it take your
irife to learn to drive?
Bill: It’ll be ten years this fail.
APOLOGIZE, SIR!
Golf Instructor: “I’m afraid, sir,
that you are not addressing the
ball in the proper manner.”
Would-be Golfer: “Oh, nonsense.
Surely it’s not necessary to be so
confoundedly formaL”
PRINCIPLES COUNT
There’s an old story that pays
a left-handed compliment to a
father. It was told by an Irish
woman at a wake. She was
bragging about her hnsband.
She said, “Every Saturday night
when Pat comes home from
work, he always hands me his
pay envelope.”
Then she noticed a neighbor
woman, who was in the group,
wink to another. “Of coarse,”
the Irish woman added, “there
Is never anything in the envel
ope, but it’s the principle of the
thing that counts with me.”
Wise Choice
The reporter, in his account of a
hotel fire, stated that the guests
kept their heads but were unable
to save their personal effects. The
editor, reading the copy, remarked,
dryly, that the guests had evident
ly made a wise choic*
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10 and 12 years. Size 6, 3 yards of 38-
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School Frock in Gay Contrast ..
Don’t miss the new fall and winter
For the Campus
A WELCOME addition to
campus wardrobe is
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sizes. Try it in a bold striped
ric, used crossways for the
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Here are a few simple ways to
reniove starch without damaging
your iron. It the iron is hot, shake
salt on a piece of paper, and rub
the iron back and forth over th£
salt until the starch rubs off. You
can remove starch from a cool
iron by- scouring it with fine steel
wool or a moist cloth dipped in
fine scour log powder.
There’s a trick to making gold
en brown, chisp fried potatoes. The
trick is. to partially cook them
about two hours Before you need
them—cook them about five min
utes in deep fat at 370 decrees F‘.
Then just before serving, reheat
fat to 390 degrees F. and cook
potatoes about two minutes or un
til brown. Drain on absorbent pa
per and serve immediately.
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Remember never to boil meat.
High temperatures toughen even
the most tender meat. Keep the
cooking temperature just below
boiling or at a simmering tem
perature to get the best results.
Potatoes are grown on about
one and one-half to two million
farms throughout the United
States.
Over-cooked vegetables can be
as unattractive as wilted flowers
on a table. ^
Braising—a process that com
bines browning, steaming, and
stewing—is a good way to cook
the less tender kinds of meat.
A storage space that has a tem
perature of from 35 to 45 degrees
F., with a humidity of 85 per cent
or more, is ideal for conserving
egg quality.
While doing other housework,
use your alarm clock when cook
ing. Set it so it will ring when food
should be removed from the stove.
The greenish - white part of
watermelon rind between the akin
and the flesh can be made into a
delicious preserve.
in just one
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