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Show i 1EHI FREE PRESS. LEm I ;;. LET'S SKI! 'A -- v I - i,, wife o Thousands of Americans Will l? ?'d-Fashione- d Follow Ski Trails Snow-Lade- n f. i ,f f MA ; Holiday .vLoM Across umhd about Slopes-Wi- nter Vacation Idea Lib Wildfire! Is APHI IMH l Url ICC &?fi-- Spreading i j pEL For Meringues. Eggs that art several days old make better meringues than fresh ones. RIO, TEXAS.-Acc- ording to the scientists, who have a great way of naming earthly phenomena without inWatering House Plants. Rinse quiring into the wishes of the water from milk bottles will make phenomena, we are now living house plants healthy and vigorous. in a terrestrial era known as the Hollocene period. Selecting Meats. Good beef or pork or calves' liver is very bright This will be news to a lot of peo- Caring for Knit Garments. la wearing and caring for knit garing it. ments, beware of rough surfaces, which cause thread breaks. Giva Stuffed Celery. Blend two ta- the garment rest periods; steam blespoons of peanut butter with and reblock occasionally. two tablespoons of butter and For Cooling Cakes. An ordipound of grated cheese. Work until smooth, then add rack makes nary wire teaspoon of Worcester- - a good cake cooling rack whea turned upside down. one-quart- er g A Needed Utensil A knife sharpener is as essential a piece of household equipment as the cofBy John Barclay Not even an expert fee pot. Heating Cxpr( carver is able to do much with dull knife. Home Heating Hints Don't Shake Down Low Fire Give Fresh Coal Good Start Then Shake Grates Gently HOTEL BEN LOMOND "THERE'S a little fault with the firing method of quite a few s that I should like to correct. They have a mistaken idea that when a fire is low, all they have to do is to shake the grates vigorously and the fire will home-owner- pn-fo- - -- 1 g g, i?fi, dish-dryin- one-quart- er r. soft-heart- Preserving Stockings. Because perspiration acids are among th worst enemies of good hose, clothing experts advise washing stock ings after each wearing in luka- warm water with mild soap. in color and has little odor. Remember these points when select- : 1 shire sauce and paprika, then stuff crisp celery hearts. This mixtur is also delicious as a sandwich spread or to use for stuffing dates or prunes. hard-boile- d ple who rather suspected we were living through a itage which might be called Chaos. Still, it's no wonder that the word hasn't got around generally yet, because this present era is quite a young era as eras go. It's merely a few .million old, years 4' which, to our true is the Irvin S. Cobb geologist, tame as vestcrdnv. Mention a few million years to him ar.J he'll say "phew!" and just snap his fingers like that. I wo.'.fii r if tine authorities would pardon a suggestion from a poor Ignoramus w!.o.se acquaintance with I5y JOSEl'H V. LaliiNE i;ctf geology is largely limited to two a. i.; u. s !,,r pn: of its surface phases, namely: RegFARMING over the nation s highways, cio " ir: railroa out the v d CT.ick ular paved roads and those derned with a tannic of skis ar.-- t- r.nis ajus and airports detours. When we consider most of Wca's sports-rna- u Ti Rush" puDlic is chun;in;t 1 lie Chri.-.tma'J,'). o, r.uv. ever, is cn.y the humorous illustrations and the a fraction of the amijiait spent by bulk of the humorous text printed t a department store headache to a winter travel sIm - n. In the average smart magazine of a... r.s who the li:. palm tn-ethe season never will see sports This vear as before, holiday to (i:- tree:;, and who v.ouhl rati :t r today, and the even spicier linea x . Hi t ween r icts scattering to all points of the compass. lie m a her than in a snowbank. heard in smart modern plays, and 20,000,00 0 persons will desert the Christmas tree and join tne same time snow plows are wouldn't it be more fitting to call it, not the Uolocene, but the Obbeing put in wen kin-.- ' order, maintewater vacation stampede. scene period? nance crews are heaviest winter of and schcdnlr flym in om thousands sjeial villages ... 1.. ,.4.,.. winch will be at,,f r.s will pour a ui the history of aviation, .'inticinatlng "cruise ears" bicany mh.-uiFlorida-bounThe Law's Long Arm. to tached trains in to New York. Chicago, ban swarms of holiday vacationists. for the long arm of the law it's a of rush preparation "pHE weary fccisco and other larne cities. The airlines, in f;ct, are rs'arrn:!!!; workers who will tjhe advantage of grand phrase, isn't it? So mouth-fillin"sr-oto Christmas shows, lay special inaugurate pianos'' to tah.e the so satisfying to the honest of vawinter popu'antv growing cat!ie more rabid shi converts to any ce? in famous churches and citizen's soul! cations. glistening hillsicie in the country. Lured by the prospect of spenchr.g It conjures up visions of unrelentLeaving from ci'h.er coast on a Fri- Christmas millions will ing warfare against crime, inevitadewill "snow day evening, planes" their bags with the summer ble punishment for the guilty. It's liver skiers to their favorite re- pack clothes that are recurred on the the bunk! sorts for two days of skimming the warm side of the Mason and Dixon It's the bunk because of crooked snow banks, and still have them line. venal policemen; complalawyers; back to their homes f..r work Monsea fishing in the Gulf cent prosecutors; or .. .v. .... t .,ac, Deep if the ski trails stream and the Gulf of Mexico will day morning, even bribed witnesses, corrupted jurors; they choose are 3,0'KJ miles away. be the goal of thousands of ardent or intimidated; the law's delays; 4 Railroads Benefit. Others will jam the reversals of fair verdicts on foolish sportsmen. In railroad o'liees, dispatchers rails of the race tracks in Southern technicalities; a false sentimentaliarc pouring over elaborate tram California and the Greater Miami ty which forgets the widow and orof the phan of the victim and thinks only schedules designed to keep the green area, where the of the family of the killer; most schedule the turf continue exfor the racing holiday signals flashing often of all, abuse of the powers to presses. They are doubling the ca- during the winter months. commute and to pardon and to pain of as the the Christmas South. "snow trains," they pacity have been doing almost every year Manv holidav vacationists will role. These days, when I see a sensince the first speeial rd the Florida spe- clamber tenced offender handcuffed to an Do.-tosnorted out of just seven cials, bound for Palm Beach, Day-ton- a I find myself saying to myofficer, White for the headed eaBeach and other resorts years ago, self, "Chances are that fellow, litmountains. ger to enjoy the thrill of sunning JF .. erally or figuratively, is wearing I Altogether it is estimated that themselves on the beach in Decem- that decoration only temporarily." 1,000,000 sports fans this winter will ber. The prospect of meeting such follow in the ski trails cut by Tor-pa- s fairway stars as Ralph Guldahl and The Passing Years. and Mikkel Hemmestvedt two Denny Shute in the flesh will send to Miami to EVERY newborn year is a rosy an in ardent Red who lived golfer many Norwegian boys Year-Rounprospect just as nearly every Wing, Minn., and who introduced take part in the Florida disyear is a dying two these for counclub's g to this program, sports the sport But without revived appointment. national and profesthe open try. Furthermore, the ski army will stars are hope what could we look forward to champions, respectively put approximately $20,000,000 into sional Bi except being measured for a Miami homo-cluat the pros circulation in exchange for equipis for shroud? youngsters as well as the country club, and incwops. This youns transportation larlv an- - ment, It seems only yesterday when 1937 addicts. divot for rendezvous l last season at Adelboden in identals. was busting in, a radiant, bouncing Others will plan their vacation baby-chilwnese Instead of spending for Christmas his arms burdened with Oberland, Switzerland. to include the winter tenbless his little soul! After presents of the conventional type, the calendars promises, of North nis and golf tournaments and the countless fraternity will put several false starts, happy days attrac- - hickory-sho- d foota on the counters for cig- Carolina and the intersectional were here again. Nobody was aimmetropolis will lure many clasBowl the aay. to remodel the Supreme court. arettes, liquor, and other incidentals. ball clashes the Orange ing Bowl Rose game oor Ashurst told us so, and A tidy fortune of $3,000,000 will be sic at Miami, Senator Enthusiasts Increase. and the Sugar Bowl he know? He didn't. for transportation. althoush at PasadenaOrieas-'Whicdidn't e?en spent wind h greater number will be thousa"'1- - tlvs up v .1! ph'o "iJ1s their homes Secretary Wallace, slightly assistin the cities ed by Divine Providence, would imf While holiday. have the crop situation mediately ;,lthem will turn their backs well in hand. Grass would grow chilling winds of a northern "'. only in the street leading to the year brings hundreds The Wall Street boys almshouse. ousands of converts to the snow were expecting two suckers in evkk ery pot. And the song of the Bulbul " Waning have outgrown the was heard in the land ah, the bull-bul- l! im young- nd s and are now the RepubliWithin the the whole r S would be a going family. can party again in tourna-Jconcern. Well, if it's a going conS(now carnivals indicate " ' cern, the question is, where? of "whl B holidays." And now, laden with future gifts, sat11CU 1 10 icve that three 1038. How time flies! Why, comes ,:,..a sklns "census" shmunrf know it, Sistie will be old before you "bid fans. Since then enough to take a job with the radio 3 nEt doubled "inter and Buzzie will be signing testimoConine tn ,;-.- .. nials. .. i if Herring Salad. Boll and cut up about Bix potatoes as for potato salad. Place in a bowl with two pickled herrings (boned and cut into strips), a egg chopped fine, and a grated apple. Make a dressing of 2 tablespoon-ful- s each of cream, salad oil, vinegar, and pepper to taste, and pour over salad. Prehistoric Lore. of Interest to ,he Housewife If ems ' flare up again. Nothing could be further from the fact. A shallow, fire cannot be revived by shak- ing most of the remaining coals into the ashpit. The simple way to revive it is to add a sprinkling of fresh coal, giving it time to ignite. When it is burning well, shake the grates gently, stopping when the first red glow shows in the ashpit. Then refuel the fire, remembering to fill the firebox to the level of the bottom of the fire door. This will provide a deep fire, which is considerably more economical than a shallow one, for it burns less coal and lasts a longer period of time. Also, it minimizes the attention you have to give a shallow fire in trying to revive it. ' ,ia3.;3..yin' OCDEN, UTAH Ilthj . 350 ISO Room $2.00 to 14.0 Family Boom for 4 persona i.Qt . . Air Cooled Lounga and Lobby CorTra Shop . . Tap Koota Grill Boom . . Rotary Kirhmur Boma of Klwanit Kiwiitlvr (itnnui "20-JO- " Chamber of Commerce and Ad Club. HOTEL BEN LOMOND Coma aa joa ara T. E. Fiugerald. Milk WNU Service blue-blood- s i! At.' i n d dun-color- hair-raisin- l''O P. yoahuy fill b mid-wint- k. war Double-welde- d, ff lit if I L dare-devil- Defi-S3Se- d WEED American grip if 2 the road provide twice the metal to wear throush. Made nf ' o.--t 1 g metal especially for developed makine WEED t V. Tire Chains. 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CI.- t: t: v. to put rlose cars roots. rrs )e across the I nitcd States. to use their own cars for transport! shine: U.i tion to their favorite ci l..t . r. r ...1 :,, '".I'S ill on ir..-f- sh.is and rai!S;-.r- to rush clothing and a nicnrv fn Pfll'lV - it po.' f - ' s.nms. arc preparing lans, we miilion snorVn.7 stores to spend Sf10. this newest winter rraze. Scenes ' la!;,e in V iA nort'i?rn half of in the Intern" swcs "; kl"s will have n In the Middle West nsW" Hmuai.se is set into miir.P fit - - year there are centers whirh SKI country ::Jew 25 arHCSOrtS I e v. lo I! on in the popu.ir while t e n.a? .on's fans over New Ye.ir's eve where ;i: ounci me ' " ant to ' Gambling Houses. ONCE famous reformed, but retired card-shar- ttio.se tuck a. .) ) ;n tae.r not said to nne: "Show me a professional gambling house where the roulette wheel isn't crooked, where any other mechanical device is on the square, where the operatives from the bosses on down won't skin a customer call him a sucker, if you want to; the terms are interchangeableand I'll drop dead from shock, because no such outfit ever existed nor ever will, not so long as games can be tricked, as all of them can, end gamblers are out for the coin, as they naturally are, and the hand is quicker than the eye, which it is." "Hut how about the mathematical percentage in favor I of the bank isn't that enough?" asked, "How about the mathematical 'jerreiitnre of crooked oiheers who have to be "There's bribed''" be couriered. never enooe'b coming in to satisfy bab.es." Copyright. 'a f AMERICAN CHAIN ( CABLE COMPANY. 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