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Show !p 1 tairdut SU'purtrr PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT EUREKA, UTAH Printed ART COMPANY s mutter February 10, 1948, at the Kntercd a.s tlie Act of March 3, 1879." under at office Eureku, Utah, post sorond-cluji- Subscription In Advance, I'cr Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10c Reporter HArtONAl AOVCiriSINO IfNfMNTAIlVf SjjJIAc5TgN SEATTLS nw VOM SAN rSANCISCO L DALE CARNEGIE Imagination Can Be s' I'?- -' 4 Vvrr I AdAh AJAX CORSETS Corsets gt - Tourney at 1,,!' sociation has agreed to hear the it's tender. proposal to hold the 19.13 Class B in the BYU fieldhotise, according to Clayton Jenkins, manager of the C. of C. IrcHident E. V. Mortensen, of Murray, president of the association. stated in a letter to Mr. Jenkins that the board would be glad to hear tho proposal of the Provo chamber and that the next meeting would be held following the 19.12 tournament. Fans here and surrounding areas will be lending the Provo plea for all their moral the toumanu-n- t support in hope that it will be held at the Y fieldhotise to give the southern part of the state a belter break in attending. ENCOMPASS state tournament TNR GLOBE ; , Of more than ten and a half mil lion tons of asphalt sold by pe-- : troleum refiners in the U. S. in 19.10. 65 per cent went for high- way and street construction. LEFT GUARD . . . Grid Star Estes Kefauver played left guard for the University f Tennessee la 1922. Automotive oils comprise 54 ier cent of the sales of all lubricat-- , ing oils and grouses in the U. S. TERRY D. RENNINGER, Barberton, Ohio, says he thinks that one of the greatest fears a person can have is the fear that From George A. Musmhenner someone is laughing at you. Douglas, III.: I can remembci over back his childhood, he doesnt remember havThinking when there was a death in the fam ing any fear until he started to school He had an impediment ily, all the pictures were turner in his speech and could not read as well as the with their faces to the wall, tht other children. In the first grade, he gave a reciclock was slopped, and no om tation A frog on a log that couldnt croak bespoke above a whisper while thi cause he had a frog in his throat. Instead of body was in the house. giving a clear and distinct speech like the other children, his was just a bunch of jumbled-u- p From William Khanrr, Lake view words. From that day on he carried the nickOhio: I remember when daddy name of "Hawdy, a shameful word to him, as bent pins, fastened them to a piece it meant he douldn't speak wclL of string, tied on a nail for a sinker From that day on he had doubt of ever trying and sent us to the creek fishing to read ok speak in the classroom. So he conOh yes, wc had a can of worms. centrated all his efforts on arithmetic. By the time he was in the third grade he was doing sixth (Mail your grade arithmetic, but was far behind in reading ability 340. FRAIK OI.I) Tir.tKR, BOX He carried the awful nickname of "Hawdy for eight years KY.) FORT, through grade school. In junior Ugh school the nickname left him. But in his own mind was the fear that someone was laughing lit him. To offset this fear, he built up resentment of people,' :md its lived that he would show them he would amount to something. He got excellent grades in science and mathmatics, and because of these grades he was considered a good student. He hs way through college and was graduated in the top ,ounii of his class, but he never participated in social affairs at college because he was still carrying his fear. After this, he took an active part in Sunday school and fraternal organization work. Within a short time he was elected to IT ItUMim the top offices of those organizations. Doing this type of work j(0o him and confidence. words his of gave helped pronunciation EW COTTON FABRICS require He says that as he looks back over the years, he believes it was mostly his imagination that people were laughing at him. than the old ones since they're i treated with so many different trimmings and treatments. Learn what you can about the fabric be- . And just when I hod the sale cinched the zipper stuck!" Huron Topics I'se those bacon drippings to add a good meat flavor to other foods whole kernel corn, cabbage. lima, green or butter beans. Use bacon drippings for quick . chocolate nr spice cakes tni-ada- rr cookies, too. I lam Kuiidwii-Tip For your "broiled" ham sandwiches spread slices of bread with a mixture of cup of butter or margarine creamed with an equal amount of brown sugar and seasoned with 2 teaspoons of pro- p.in-- ' mustard. h 1- -4 , EASY DOES rd IT N Lilli! , B fore buying and save all Instructions which would help you. For best results, try to snip off a piece of fabric from an Inside seam and launder this before doing the whole garment. You may learn something valuable that adds life to your garment. Lukewarm water and mild suds are recommended for newer cottons rather than the hot ruds. Special treatments such as ribbing, embossing and gold printing will not take to the hot water. AH in CLIFF world you Know the Game: IIAGAN, top I'niversity great of basketball scorer, in the first 20 games of this season, averaged 21 points a game for an average of 43.3 per rent of his shots . . . Seven Hollywood midgets reported for training at the Kt. touts Browns winter camp, but Rogers Hornsby refused to go along with the gag . . . Its a 0 chance that the Kentucky Derby this spring 1ete Reiser will be televised will try u comeback with the Cleveland Indians . . . Detroit pitcher Art Houttrman is going to pitch for Hie Tigers this year after serving in the army last year . . . Boston Red Kiix first baseman Walt Prnpo Is ngagrd to marry bliss K. Terrill Wise . . . The best drop kick in Australian I rules) football outclasses Hip best drop by any American by more than fiO feet . . . The Irish s invented handball . . Gene record: won with k.o., 33: won with dccKnm, 17: no derision, i; lost decision. I . . . Terrv eliamp. Drtroit. is barrel-jum- p (Serves 6) peas Sprig of mint 2 tablespoons you ieddme . . . This Is Gloria Ilewitt of the St. Petersburg, Fla., charm schuol, which teaches grooming, posture, poise and modeling. CHARM RECIFE OF THE WEEK Frosen Vegetable Salad 3 cups tfraiynl cd&nfucdu 50-5- chopped courdoo ... celery slice onion, cut fine teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons sugar 1 cup cream or evaporated milk, whipiwd 4 cup mayonnaise Cook peas, mint and celery with onion In enough water to cover, if peas arc fresh or frozen, until tender. If canned peas are used, cook for 10 minutes. Fut all through sieve. Add salt and sugar to puree and chill. Fold in whipped cream or milk and mayonnaise. Freeze for 8 hours in automatic refrigerator, in freezing unit. 1 V4 Tun-ney'- must iliffiiull part of gil-linto Hi,- p of the laibli-- r is Wash colored garments separateTHE OLD HERMITAGE l!u. c,.:!! tlie crow, I at th. 36 PROOF time gelling ly, as they may run the fir I ' tom. COMPANY. FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY or two when washed. CoIom running out the first time dies nut r jLr.rrrArrvrrA.r-.riripinmean the material is not color-fas'J :i If it keeps running after repeated washing, it is nut eolor-f.isl- . of course. 1 Avoid twisting, wringing and rubbing motions in laundering as most n new cottons have special finishes it r. n which may be creased by tliesr r. u methods. i On embossed eoltons, smooth the garment into its original shape beii HIGH CALCIUM LIME fore hanging to dry. These should be Ironed while evenly damp with CHIEF DRAM) not ton hot an iron. Be careful i! when using a steam iron. Tin Qaa tftib g 033063 Q3B09 i t. ! Wc Specialize in Iliuh Calcium Chemical Hydrate for Mills and Smelters To inert .i.--e Amcnr-t: Mip-- , ply by 1 million banels a day .Would leipui l.KISihki tons of Steel and SiKia UOll.lMHI. or .lIllliM a thi"i-an- d dollaiN mid (wo tons of eel per bariel T o:l. FERTILIZERS O 1LASTERING j Msst- In whiskey, too, there is good . . . better . . . and. 0ri" 'Bourbon at its 'Best KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY II PROOF THE HILL ANO HILL COMPANY, LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY 1 The volume f oil link pipe lines m ip'iii Ih'vig1: billion bar- vat two end a r 1. 11 per lint naie thim in IP in. 1 CHIEF a r. CONSOLIDATED :i :i 1 Thili- - .no cf pipe line in the I. S. r.'i: crude lying oil. natural gas and petroleum pimlllets. more than lln mileage of nil Class iirlwai.s in (In conn-- I ivali-- a ;i GOS much cleaning "TJ MINING CO. because electric I I i1 Salt Lake City j Dooly Building Flant: Saddle, Utah IcMU 35 ISL Q2P QQSD CEBD GS2ID w 1 IV. roundings! You avoid the extra smudge and grime that takcS so t: 1 r. th-'i- Less washing of curtains and fresh and tidy surwalls Cooking electrically is thrifty, too. In fact, it costs the average home only $2.50 a month. ti :l 1 i cooking gives urn Imre heat. i Roast lainib Supper Thoroughly chillis! roast lamb in for supper or HTfect sandwiches, il.iee thin lamb slices Ik tween bread, lightly with niini jelly. sas i Chief Brand Lime Setter... b Irovo Chamber of Commerce's From Mrs. C. B. Scott, Meadows oi Dan, Va.: I remember when 1 waa a little girl, mother and we girls would card and spin yarn and knit our winter stockings and gloves. Women wore dresses to the ground. Most everybody walked; sometimes a young man would ride horseback and take his best girl on behind him to church and back Crual And then then Were th- - ia.. flees who fell in love, and beautiful June day they r ried. Garlic Added Garlic lovers at your hou, BYU Then give this flavor to Finely mince a garlic cli, The board of directors of the add It to the tongue cooking a? Utah High School Activitiee As- uid. Cook the meat slowly umSi .( , 1950 TIIKIIT Hear Proposal for ' F X At EDITORIAL CHICAGO A XIMIBS From Frank Cochran, Webb fit Mo.: remember the first school, that I attended were in a log house about 30 feet square, with larc fireplace that burned wood aboil six feet long. There was no flooi The benches were made from Ion aplit through the center and hewei smooth. There were four hole bored on the round side and woocU-- i pins used fur legs in the holes There was a huge puncheon door The house had no rafters. Harrison Conover Mrs. Belli Coffey - Editor and Manager OLD Mrs. Kathryn Bennett, Middletown, Fa.: I remember the Hukcy Pokey Man who came around every evening during the summer. For a penny we could get a big, cooling and refreshing llukey Pokey, with bright colored cherry flavoring poured over It. I alway got cherry, although It smelled ani. tasted like hair tonic. By FUHLISIIINC CITY IY THE UHSAA Will LAFF OF THE WEEK REMEMBER' fnm SiRingville. 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