" Page Fiva June 4, 1042. yp — - - -* Sa Modern E 1. How is all service made at a dinner table, from the right or left? 2. What is the chief obligation when visiting at a friend's home? 3. Are correspondence good taste? 4. When should the clergyman be consulted about a wedding? 5. Should decorations when giving a musicale? 6. Is asparagus the fingers? 7. When a young man becomes in- terested In a girl he has recently met, should he wait for an invita. cards in be used ever eaten with - a ness office his home? the mouth with tiquette tion from her to call? 8. What kind of voice 0 husband the most for one to possess? is Should a woman include ten? 10, Shouldn't a man leave his bus. his them into probiéms and worries Instead of bringing nt 11. Should the be carried in meat the fork hand? visiting 12. What size card be? should a Answers to Modern Etiquette 1. From the left, and using the left hand Glasses are refilled when necessary from the right, and with out being picked up or moved. The dishes may be removed, however, from either the right or the left, whichever more convenient: and they should not be stacked, but re moved singly 2. To be an charming guest 3. Yes; in good taste 1s appreciative and they are very popular and for the short, infor- mal notes. It is becoming more and more customary for men and wom- en to use these cards. However, they should not be on great formality 4. He should be consulted a a5. the plans for the wedding discussed used occasions of S00 Are decorations as ferns may flowers, as the the 5. Use as few sible. Palms and but never scent annoys 6. No. It is ill-bred to take up ‘ni dripping vegetable with the finger: It should be taken with the the tip being cut off with edge of the fork, and so p used heavy ™ artists fork blunt HOUSEHOLD SCRAPBOOK Glossy Linen Here is one way brilliant Soak hours, one ounce of bic in one quart of two ounces of borax and heat to th boiling point. Now add one ounce o glycerin, When cool, strain and bot- tle for Stir tablespoonful of this mixture quarts of starch Perfume Spots Perfume spots on furniture be smeared with or camphorated oil Mop up, and apply woolen to give starch luster for five white water: use one into every three linseed oil, oliv immediately more oll on cloth Walnut Stain Anvone can make a stain by mixing one quart linseed oil tr one pint of whiti: ful burnt umber spoonful of Venetian half teaspoonful of Flat Rugs A rug can be ne 11a F ren ong of 1rpet one tables one -1 red, ar yellow ocher of corrected from curl- ing at the edge by the following treatment. Make a arch. Dis- solve a small amoun yum arabi in a little water and add to starch. Turn down end apply brush. Let it dry t using Lhe aint horotug hls Window Sills Refinished window kept in perfect floor wax is jodically BLS eonnditior rubbed on Bandages A bandage has wound can he loosened by ing it with peroxide I A Tight Shoe toe that When a hoe wring out a cloth in hot wate: it. and lay across the toe wi shoe is on the foot. This will the leather to expand and conform the shape of the foot Double Blankets It is much easier to handle double blankets, hoth in laundering and on the bed, if they are cut apart and the of tn bound separately. Then, on a warm- ! er night, if both prove to be too warm, one of them may be removed Cleaning Tiles Use a soft cloth sene for cleaning tiles in the room or kitchen Then wash the tiles with warm water and wipe dry with a soft cloth Bleaching White Goods When white material has turned vellow after being stored for a long time, dissolve two tablespoons of horax in one quart of water Boil them good in this solution then place in the sun to dry. Repeat the treat- ment if necessary dippe d In kero bath HOW TO GET MORE MILEAGE OUT OF YOUR LIFE A well known physician-writer points out that you can keep your body in shape by eating muscle buliding proteins and minerals your bones and teeth must have, Don't miss this revealing illustrated arti- cle in the June 14th issue of The American Weekly, the big magazine distributed with the Baltimore SBun- day American. On sale at all news- itands. REMEMBER When You Wand ANYTHING IN Lumber - Millwork Doors - Sash Roofing W. R. SHOPE BELLEFONTE, PA Phone 432 SATIBFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY DEAL £8 EVERY PARTICULAR to he 7. No lady the mouth Faint I'he period indefinite. He heart never won of waiting hould ask per mission Vv pleasant any important vourself om for th or State nerined period n other line 8. According vole 1ajor general of militia to an old adage with a smile win And by with a smile” meant volee, low, gentle harsh quality that if cheerful to Oloe is strident to or It remembe; pleasant not fall olee can qualitie wise man will do by the old 11 let not Amer from the i wher ican correct woman’ more than 3 i hodies nro PI Such an examination may ¢ earliest sign deterior organic falr might proverb that womans The a n without 18 YOu and re - complex inve {f the their and blood nose Me nN modern » goctior In tient are including for he need re may relaxation following with DO medicine YOU KNOW? Army the hegs in an with when Dr. Joseph Warren and medical fought during men Battle of In the Hill minutes and Light Workman Severely Burned was shut off the Pennsyvivania station at Sunbury Current for in s1ih de medi tigation Organs throat heart, making made arefully re deen need Ana ones United the Revolutionary a everal the Bunker seven Power to permit workmen to save from death Is w larence Bavior as disabled by a short circuit Bavior, a lineman of high voltage, and lay helpless on a Cr "O88 arm of a pole. his clothes ablaze. while fellow workers climbed the pole, ripped off his clothing and lowered Io him pe of his neck were badly burned ity - The nation that permits a minor- to control its polities will event- ually have a new government = H f i | WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH A Windstorm Policy Protects You From Financial Loss. See John F. Gray & Son General Insurance Phone 497.) Bellefonts, Pa. to the ground with a His chest, hands and the back | | Temple Court KELVINATORS PHILCO RADIOS MELROY'S Phone 9599-R-1 Pleasant Gap, Pa. ABC and VOSS WASHERS Bendix Home Laundry Electric Stoves i | charming i hey 5 name on the invitations to to | the left Sarah Ann's | | | | Cooking Class J Every housekeeper likes to get meal preparation out of the way, that is why Jjellied dishes are indis- pensable, From these recipes you will he able to make many different meat dishes; take your pick De Luxe Pressed Chicken I large hen 1 cup small English peas 1-2 cup chopped almonds 2 cups diced celery 1 cup mayonnaise 1 1-2 cups chicken broth 5 teaspoons tomato catsup 4 hard-boiled diced eggs 1 box unflavaored gelatin Salt Boil hen until tender Remove meat and cut in small pieces. Mix all dry ingredients and add salt to taste. Add l'cup broth and the cat- sup to the dry ingredients, add may- onnaise and gelatin which has been dissolved in the remaining broth Mold chill When ready to serve and serve lettuce and slice on Luncheon Salad Mousse 1 table 6 tablespoon gelatin cold water poon 6 tablespoons heavy cream 4 cup mayvoni 1-2 cups cold minced lamb cups cold 6 tablespoo: i HEY 1 1 1-2 minced ham weet mixed pickle 1-2 table Salt poons minced parsley paprika tablespoon Worcestershire sauce Sprinkle dissolve cold water Whip mavonnaise dng in- which water cream, combine with remain mold with salad oil Unmold on 1 1-2 teaspoons flour teaspoon mustard ? egg yolks 1 tablespoon gelatin milk butter 6 tablespoon Poon salmon diced For the Peas can condensed 2 cup milk tablesy one-pound Ty Lone Ti a Lae « Pr i pea soup teaspoon Mix ] He old water and { tire Stir until the salmon \( ber to the gelat Mix pea soup with Heat to the boiling poin the 0 ir i5 ream and » with hreaded veal chops ryeut - potatoes Tuna and Tomato Aspie tablespoon gelatin 4 cup cold walter cups tomato ice 1 T-ounce can flaked tu 3-4 cup chopped celery 1-3 teaspoon capers 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Salt 2 teaspoons lemon juice Sprinkle the gelatin over the cold water. Dissolve in the tomato juice which has been heated Combine all other ingredients and add to the tomato juice. Pour into mold which hag been greased with salad oil Chill until firm. Serve with French dressing 1 i i “ COMPENSATION AUTOMOBILE & FIRE INSURANCE ED L. KEICHLINE BELLEFONTE Phone In EE FARMERS ! BEFORE YOU BUY A MILK COOLER SEE THE New ESCO Cabinet Cooler —— AY —— Hubert Rossman's West Bishop Street BELLEFONTE, PA. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Lessons In Words Often ! “I ix express distance, Say far as I know,’ to express of one's knowledge Do not gay, "We this rubbish.” Omit Do not sav, “If 1 ‘If I were he Do not say “The Was very unique.” Omit means being without an the only one of its kind Do not gay, “His habiliment immaculate This is affectation Say. “His clothing dress) immaculate Do not say I my go Sa} | viously (adverb). to my Misused | as Boston to “It Is true, so limitation [ar hould burp ul were up him.” Bay, entertainment Unique equal very or were (OF Wis saw her previous to her pre oimng ing.’ KAW Words Often Mispronounced Prono it nm accent Ignomins nee ig-no-mi all I's as in 0 as In no first svi! Galaxy ahle Pionouncy at cond ath weent nr Prone £ as In in it Flite unstre Mine wd syllable Petite Coroner English Words Often Misspelled ! Abhor, one r: abhorrence two Hereditary: observe the | and the Prey make ralds for the ! of distinguish from Comedy one m commence m’ Amalpamate four and final er: corridor, final or Word Study word three Lime Let us Increase hy mastering 0 Words for this PERDITION: utter soul of final happine in state Faith In tomorrow of Christ, Is Satan's perdition Cheever GRANDEUR nee iblimity granduer ito nke pray two hooty) HE I Coy corr a nd Garbrick I it and i vocab Use a vou our nry day ne word cach lesson ly the fu in for ol 01 a ture tend ma nurs grandne Lhe treme REFUTE Levis 10 ‘Health and Beauty CAN W Pi na E ERADICATE MALARIA® ' } A o { en pi ‘ withh m became 0 broad - 0 Rome idea whatever About 1 searching m for Can HIMmary stumbled band as a night we jewel upon It was Broadeas' ‘ng Company mndup foreign countries to the war news in the language and in the Egyptian Halfway through the Turk- we fell asleep We we'd heard the man say Hitler and Mussolini were dead; that the Allied nations had sunk the en tire Japanese fleet. and that General MacArthur had taken the Philip pines and was marching on Tokio! BANDMEN: The other day a what happens to band instrument players as age creeps upon them. It seems that you can’t play band in- struments unless you have your own teeth. When you lose your teeth you have to be satisfied with showing your friends photos of vourself when you still had home-grown ivories AXIOM: Henry A. Brockerhoff coined a new axiom the other day during one of those conversations which although pleasant, add practically nothing to the fund of human knowledge “Dignity.” Henry declared. “is the essence of respectability.” The phrase is nicely turned and sounds well But its a phoney from the word go Rn in the 19-meter a British NEWS Ti We nistened indian tongue ish were to hroadeast ITP stooge told us "I LOST 52 LBS. IN FOUR MONTHS!" WEAR SIZE 14 ACAIN Bas Mis, © D, Walle, FL Worth, Gone Pittured Mors EatAYDS Candy and Grow Thin. New Lasy Plan Yom ton, san jose ugly pounds and Lave a slender, gracein figure. No droge No everfising Rimply fol Jom the eaty Apds Candy an - and grow thin Aids Candy eoniaing fecesmsry vitamin and nuirimenta Dylls ap ay t# for Tatteming foods soked y $1000 purify guaranties Money Back If Not Satisfied Tat the Dealer tefl gon about LC AYDR guaranteed Plan for loving weight, Learn how some Jose in EB ponds 8 meek. You tabs po chances Only 2256 a hos RATISFACTION OR MONEY AUE ON FIRET BOX. Remember ihe name, «2 P'S Duections in each box. Just phone PARRISH'S DRUG STORE 18 North Allegheny Street Bellefonte, Pa. MANY TIRE PERMITS ISSUED BY BOARD Nao in bus by © Board No. 1. o | permit tires iitihes. or both County Rationing Colles ing May ing to a report submitted by Maurice Baum. chairman of the Board Robert W. Kerns Agriculture extension; son. Bellefonte, farmer, Orson 8 State College, agriculture James A Hanley, State defense training. H K. Be sides, State College, taxi, C. R Gear hart. State College. agriculture ex tension: George C Resides. Madi- sonburg, farmer Paul R Martz Centre Hall, defense work: Earl N Dorman. Port Matilda, defense work George R. Slack, Spring Mills, de- fense work: W. F. Rishel, Spring Mills, agriculture extension Also Charles A Burge, State Col- lege, ag. extension: Forrest Eckley, Bellefonte, defense work: Ray O Auman, State College, defense work ; Van D. Meeker, Spring Mills, de- fense work: I. H. Hartman, Boals- burg, hauling milk; Clayton Smith, State College. defense training. G. H Hosterman, Spring Mills, farmer Willis Wisler, State College, defense training: John Heilman, State Col- lege, Farm Security; Kenneth Hood, State College. ag. exten.; George D Gummo, Pine Grove Mills, defense work: Jacob W. Zang, Lemont, par- ole officer; W. G. Murtorf, State College, Milk Control Com. Also R. H. Yingling. State College, farmer; Albert E. Cooper, State Col- lege, soll management; Bennett L Black, State College, Farm Security, 'Ralph Breon, Aaronsburg, State t tye oe 1) week end tate guring ne Wee oe : 3 are as follows, accord State College Boyd John- Cannon extension College {highway W. M. Dorman, Port Ma- tilda, defense work. Paul B. Wasson, Centre Hall, farmer, May D. Kemp, State College, defense work; Nevin Houtz, State College, Police; Milton W. Etters, State College, public as- sistance. Agnes Brumbaugh, State College, ag. ex: Lyman E. Torrey, Boalsburg, farmer; Carl D. Briges, | 8Btate College, food trans. Oran T ‘Meas, State College, hauling coal; E. D Isenberg, Oak Hall, hauling conl; William F. Holmes, plumber, Also Thomas G. Wilson, Warriors Mark, farmer; Ruel D. Glasgow, Millheim, common carrier; E E Zottle, Centre Hall, carpenter; John L. Levan, Milheim, electrician; Chas T. Crust, Centre Hall, farmer; W. F. | Rishel, Spring Mills, defense work; | J. FP. Slack, Centre Hall, farmer; J. | | I Wilson, State College, contractor, Kdith Wade College Pa Cavaller Joseph R jectionist electrician tre Millheim Centre Bus Rebersburg R Ralph oxt State Philip Mannio, 5t defen Colle duct Recalls Old | elosing Other public meetings in the bor. 1. RB. Blews. State College, minister: Witmer, Bltate College, nurse; H. Harpster, State College, mail carier; C. B8nyder, State defense work, P. E Sunday Furnace, farmer, Harry O. Kim State College, farmer, Lewis College, met. ext State College, pro Col Jr ural nel, State Bucher H G instructor College n State Bordo H E feed Ciulteras Wilber ice business D. 2, Bellefonte epe State rrinder Also CG Hall Cen Frank Smith, Centre Paul E Bradford work: Ray Bright ag. sup.. L. R. Musser Hall. farmer; Boalsburg Auto Line service, John E Ertl Ralph E Hook, defense worker, Blate College ar] G defense Hall defense (SIFE farmer Bellefonte Whitebread defense ( RP. 1 Beashore work College, ox work ; ( lege, exten Als ten work Donovan Cook. Btals je hauling metal rn pro ’ Lumbering Days Cripey swarthy hant October their seemed catch Oriceial the mer met 31308 mole private the str bathing eam Gipsies have told me bathing in West they wintered in the Bull's Head Horse Bazaar; was harder to get there than on the road. The Indians were also regu- lar bathers, and in addition took steam baths to cure various ail ments, burying themselves up to the neck mud interesting Mr concluded they missed Philadelphia where old houses near water to in hot the Wolfe - WARRIORS MARK GRANGE MEMBERS ARE HONORED Mark eiv- Five mointers of Warriors Grange were honored, one re ing the Golden S8heaf certificate for 50 years continuous membership and service with the Grange, and four receiving the Silver certificate for 25 vears' service Mrs. Robert 8 Rost wag the ree icipient of the Golden Sheaf certifi- cate the presentation being made by Kenzie 8 Bagshaw, master the Pennsylvania State Grange. 8il- ver certificates were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kurtz, Elmer Baney and C. E. Beck of sisal isis More Scarlet Fever With nine cases of scarlet fever, Millville authorities have acted close the school term without the last day of examinations and the pommencement fonctions to ouch have been canceled until furs | ther notice Legal | Notices ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. In the matter of the estate of | Commission's Docket David BH. Mover, late of Spring Twp, deceased Centre County. letters of administration & having been granted sald esate 10 paymenu or tiement Lor Harvey ua- | Folder 3. r———— ————y —- immediate claim will net minke havi demands against the same ¥ nt them Ww thout delay for to W. C DUCK, administra Pleasant Gap, Pa Lewis Orvis to thor are reqguesied wna ng " Liar ney EXECLTOR'S NOTICE ¢ mate of oe Mnmeais Ix’ oy ADMININTHATR ‘ ry NOTICY L400 NOTICS EXECUTRICES BIDS WANTED FAXRAL TORS NOTIC EXFCUTRIXN'S NOTCH WM ’ fone WANTED w W LEGAL NOTICS Here Sam al 1. Bellefonte certificate of Pr idencing the C Pennsyl bile Cr approval of of operati common carrie the war, for transportation emploved by the & Stone Company w Titan Manufacturing Com iv and National mnany from points on the following routes to the said companies’ plan in Townships 8pri and Benner, Centre County, ang Be- ginning Boro Union- ville, thence via Highway Route 220 to the Borough of Milesburg, thence via Highway Route 53 to the plant of the Titan Metal] Manufacturing Company: and a spur route begin- ning in the Borough of Bellefonte, thence via Highway Route 550 to! the plant of the National Gypsum Company; and a spur route begin- ning in the Bomugh of Bellefonte, thenoe via unnumbered highway to the plant of the American Lime & Stone Company; excluding the right fo pick up or discharge passengers for the Titan Metal] Manufacturing Company between Milesburg and the said compony's plant i A public hearing upon this appli- cation will be held In the Court House, nt Willlamsport, Pennsyl- | vania, at 10:00 a m. on Tuesday, June 168. 1042 when and where pli persons In interest may appear and | be heard, if they =o dosire SAM CAPPARELLIL, Applicant, ao Sid BOT. America Lime Metal the Gypsum the of 8 Vica versa in the h of No. A 43571 f . | dersigned. all persons indebled there IN THE ORPHANS COURT Ov CENTRE COUNTY, PENNA the Matter of the Estate of J. e Hall, late of the Borough of jie County Centre and Pennsylvar Notice Herel 4 fe : uo aeceaned C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY WAGNERR Quality Flour A Hard Wheat Pal Fler WAGNER'S Qur Best Flour MM. Riend WAGNERR Very Best Flour Winter Wheat 32% Dairy Feed 20% Dairy Feed Wagner's Wagner's Wagner's Horse Feed Wagner's Pig Meal Wagner's Egg Mash Wagner's Chick Starter and Grower. Wagner's Turkey Starter and Grower, Wagner's Scratch Feed Feed. Wagner's Chick Feed Wagner's Medium Scratch Rydes Cream Call Meal Eshelman’s Dog Feed All kinds of high protein feeds for mixing with your own feed. Dealers in All Kinds of Grains BELLEFONTE, PA.
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