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Show THE PAGE SIX TIMES-NEW- NEPIII. UTAH S, Thursday, May 20, 1937 -IB -" Items of Interest AROUND the HOU S E &MjiM;:Kf3 THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE n III tin III tii imrnPniFir )p 3BI i 'vi re I r- -r . --T- CiOTHS,MA-A- ikisid PUT All V -S MV , likeNOWTo) I'D Having a Fit BtiieeT HUSBAMD CsOOD VWELL-NOW-- MV . ... t J A b'P am improvement ouiTe.... i . - T J Room tM ON M'Ik Puddings Orange peel shredded very finely makes an excellent flavoring for milk puddings. It is a pleasant change from nutmeg when added to rice pudding or baked custard. 3BI IBE THE FEATHERHEADS -- Fittiof Tour Hat If you have having the white strips fcrm the tight felt hat, hold it in the petals of the "lily." Lay each on steam of a boiling kettle. When bed of curly endive. Accomthe felt Is thoroughly damp it is pany with cheese straws. easy to stretch it to the right size. A --T I 'l IA jT.. j -- . i for VvHAT 2 The ; vou AFTER ALL WE GAVE Vod CCXiLD VOU FgrfuT MA'AM clothes- M& 'EM FILL ALTERATiOMS" OUT m a , 75 Keeping Cheese Moist To preProtecting Mirrors Keep mirvent it from becoming dry, keep rors out of the sun it will cause it wrapped in butter muslin, or spots and other blemishes. in the glazed hygienic paper in WNU Scrvlc. which some bread is wrapped. Devilled Egg Lillies Hard cook es many eggs as there are to be servings. Chill, then peel carefully. With a sharp knife cut strips from the large end to the center; remove yolks, mash and season with salt, pepper, mayonnaise and a little Worcestershire sauce. Carefully refill cavities By CM. PAYNE S'MATTER PO- P- Whee, Kids! Encourage Your Folk to Like Organs vir' Rust Remover Onion juice will Making Cocoa Cocoa loses that remove rust from tableware. raw taste if made with half milk and half water, then boiled. More Tough Pastry Too much water nutritious and digestible, too. will make pastry tough. but i Thought mebbe A meal DOn'T EXPECT DIDN'T MEAN I Cleaning Combs, Brushes A teaspoon of ammonia in a quart of water will remove all grease and dirt from combs and brushes, after which they should be rinsed and dried in the sun. r HERE'S A REALLY MARVELOUS BARGAIN IN FLOOR WAX-- A FULL QUART FOR 854 NO RUBBING-N- O BUFFING WITH THIS AMAZING NEW R SoMiT4dHiY y music i f OTAkM UE.MME.-- N 1?eMeMrail!..I JU.T Hindering Others A-- S A VEXATION WAV Veil.,. and arises, our expressions of impatience hinder others from taking it patiently. We say an un- MESCAL IKE 1 1 TRAIMED Mo go rcrcu Br S. I HUNTLEY ) MIM TH-- uQ- ) Ixioue-u- - ? W Ml k 7 W pporo mams xtfA jumomt h II g; I The Latest News r t?3.i EE ronv jj9lr kind thing, and another is hindered in learning the lesson of charity that thinketh no evil. We say a provoking thing, and another is hindered in that day's effort to be meek. We may hinder without word or act. For wrong feeling is more infectious than wrong-doinespecially the various phrases oi ui - temper, gloominess, touchiness, discontent, irritabil--' ity do we know how catching i i ' there ei tj ? IT T? TTovarffal 150.000 feet Used & New Pips Sizes y", V Structural Steel and Plates Monsey Iron & Metal Co. Silt Ulil City. Itii Slit. Jr. tut 711 If. n '"" " o7A- - mKU fConrrltrht. "rAIE PVIIT F fy A I J,T tffrh (MIA'a AsV' I V 1.1 ) 1 I ILJ Huntley Trade Mark Ret .111 f X MWKKN ' Bill -; Pal U i I Office Not Painless Br Td OXoochlia FINNEY OF THE FORCE I 7- II J ''M rs. JTleMMb NOT i.-- A v V UV I f -- 1 I '3 I ( ( WMAT'sl MA.KJ T TEST jJoiDin ME HAT ki COAT OUT O ' VER X -- trfl 'V! A I T V V7AITIK1 ROOM- - ,A sejtAM"eOBea;:.jffl 1 BEFORE YOU NEED A QUART ill BRONC PEELERPe fSS? Conclus ucaS The Curse of Progress fegf-fr- f ,Enu l1"" - -- ? Q. -- Fn DON'T VDU FEEL WELL. Hta rrJV.- IS. CMMJLES HA-H- ) I ?? Quart" test proves Quaker State economy. Drain and refill with Quaker State. Note the mileage. You'll be surprised how much farther that "extra quart of lubrication in ever gallon" takes you before you need add a quart. The retail price is 35 per quart. Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation, Oil City, Pennsylvania. MFfrsf ; i 2 4yf- "SSSorSx I JOT A FINE GULP.'.'--- - (MaRM fe- - '&S polite!" "Thank you, Mr. Eatwell," smiled GOOD By GLUYAS SPIR05 Star, WHEN We SMOKED THAT FIRST CIGAR f " JZytZJ - "V"" Hotel Invites . YOU I ( The Newhouse Hotel CROWS HE'S FttUNfc HAPfV WMti ARMS lUUJii AUO CUPS HMDS 400 eons ROOMS . payer." .400 "he Finest in Montreal Secretive Fellow "I want to know," said the grim-face- d woman, "how much money my husband drew out of the bank last week." "I cannot give you that information, madam," said the man in the cage. "You're the paying teller, aren't you?" "Yes. but I am not the telling IVKWIIOIJSli Salt Lake's Most Hospitable WILLIAMS back the hostess. "Indeed, I think that you have carried politeness to point of flattery!" tr hotel Unsuitable Flattery Mr. Eatwell, who was dining out, had done lavish justice to the good things before him. By way of a graceful apology he remarked with a beaming smile directed towards his hostess: "I've always heard, ma'am, that the highest compliment one can pay to the housekeeper is to eat heartily. You will observe that I have been exceedingly the A Buf SWIHfcS ARM ME4 HIS SMRfttW lM,C0NNECfif6 Ml J n AW PUZtLEP KiJtA MOSC. A IK1U AMPHVEP NOSE fEEV M FOR TCAR6, MOCH LIKE fin SrfddrlloK Rates US Btrt BOESN't FEEL CWlHfc $222 to ( enoBS WEM AHB ROUS OVER WrtH FoR 1HEM lOeeyrifM. ftfiA iw. r Hie OF o irrftm mtSEHfLy FEELS HE'S BEE FRWOLOUi U0rt iWLliiO te OF AND WORK ENOUfeH SERIOU4 I $41 H BATHS . i! ' ti k3 3el Hotel Accommodations at Moderate Prices It is our aim to serve you in thC!x4 manner most pleasing to you. Dining Room Mrs. J. II. Waters, Cafeteria PW.-- W. Buffet E. Sutton, Gin. Mgr. |