You don’t need
a double boiler
when you cook
ELECTRICALLY
Even a man can make
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4 eggs or 8 egg yolks
14 cup milk
2 cup vinegar
12 teaspoon salt
12 cup sugar
1 tablespoon flour
nne pep
4 teaspoon dry
Beat rs slightly, add dry in-
gredients and mix until smooth,
Add milk, then vinegar very
slowly, stirring constantly,
Cook on ELECTRIC RANGE
with LOW heat unul thick
ened-——stirrin ) ly, wid
the low com?
Electric Range.
YOU JUST
CAN'T FAIL
*
* No double boiler needed —
just one utensil! :
% No excess heat from the
Electric Range
% It can’t be more tasty.
The cool, clean,
economical
electric range
DON'T WAIT
An Electric Range Demonstra-
tion—in your home-—will show
you that you're missing a won-
derful opportunity to serve new
and delightful dishes.
Surprising as it may seem our
customers’ bills show that the
‘cost of electric cooking for
the average family is only
$9.20
a month
In the interest of
ELECTRIC RANGE
DEALERS
IN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL NOTES.
During the first eight months this
receipts from the sale of products than School have been elected, as
did the farmers in thirty other states,
J. Hansell French, secretary of agri-
culture, has announced,
These receipts from the gale of prin-
cipal farm products in Pennsylvania
were estimated at $136,025,000, an in-
crease of $17.029000 over the cor-
responding period of 1834, and $34,
592,000 more than in the same peri-
od of 1832, according to a complla-
tion of the United States burean of
Senior class: Pres, Adam
secretary, Ellsworth Stover;
er, Gerald Johnson. rep. to
Council, Twila Hagan.
Dean Zeigler: rep, to Studen
cil, Frances Zerby.
follows: | Condo, Ellsworth Stover, Dean Btover,
Gladys Keller, Corn MoCool, Frances
Zerby, Franklin Bartges Robert Camp-
bell, Spurgeon Condo, Richard Felten-
month,
Condo;
treasur-
Student
: lreas-
Hazel Zettle, Bernice Zettle, Vidalents, W.
t Coun-
8.2 for the entire country. Hettinger; class historian,
Barger,
burg last week include Anne M. Brod-
Eugene Belghtol; secretary,
| Musser; rep. to Student
Hazel, Madisonburg, clerks In the De-! vances Harter.
partment of Public Instruction and |
George W. Bratton Jr. a machine
operator in the Highway Department.
erick, State College, and Margaret D.
ido: secretary, Betty Lee;
————————————— treasurer, Evelyn Irooks.
Rev, Wiliam A. (Blily) Es ny died Seholastle Standing. —First
Chicago, at the home of a brother- jor 1.03: Fresmman .67
in-law, from angina pectoris, He was School for current period
9
i2. For more than thirty years he School for term to date
was an outstanding revivalist, hold
E 3 4 { Attendance—8Sophomore, 99°
vy or f ¥ of 1 x rest rather 4 ¥ , 4 ;
ing mos { ils BY gathering 1 man, 98.6%: Senior 98%; Jun
specially constructed tabernacles,
————————————— I School for the term to date
il, Dean} Malcolm Yearick. Louse, all
MOTHERS" ASNISTANCE BOARD home,
Charles
Council, lcent appointment of four new mem-
last week at the Court House, reor-ier High
school . )
ganized, elected officers and heard an eee
period] lea upon tw perform during Abe
The election of officers resulted as] »
WOOD
. sale for
12 Pleasant Gap: vice president, Mrs
3 ’ reasonable
t: fresh-j Lona Johnson, of
ceo L211 follows: Presdent, Mrs Julia Noll, of
Phillipstus ££: BOCTE-
"or
De Sate
Goodhart, Centre Halli} Mp ana Mra, Dick Mowery and the
Joseph tamer, proprietor of a ra~
dio repair shop In State College, spent
Bunday evening at hig home.
Mr, and Mrs, A. W,. Holderman and
Maynard Barger autoed to Lock Hae«
Tusseyville,
Mrs, Wm. ockey: and
me of v Hard of Hearing?
Mrs, Abraham «Grassmy-
at the David Fortney Balanee In Easy Payments
feal background, developed and de-
LABORATORIES, for £2 years
were and leaders In Bound Re
good rubber, hot water
search,
et “Words and Music”
irclhase of a hearing aid,
ak wood, stove lng! A. D. YOST
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