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LESLIE GARGILL

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"You see the way of it was this. Xko DCvll told to lock out for an iii

l crook. and he happens .0 A type of pepper which. few home gardeners grow was awarded a f brglgzelmedal in the £11 fxmerxii; tr or new vcgeta es, or 19 Awkward 1°11‘ It was called the sweet Banana, probably because of its Shape, since it has a. mild pepper flavor. But its long yellow fruits somewhat re- semble bananas. It is a Hun- garian pepvper, and is valuable for mixing in the salad bowl, or cook- mg.

Examining a nationally known cook book recently, some fifty reci- pes were noted that called for green peppers. These incluued appetiz- ers, salad», soups, stews, pot roasts. sauces, in fact about everything except desserts, breads, and pastry. The green pepper ls used both raw and cooked and both for flavor and decoration. It ls becoming the twin of the onion in culinary use.

Its use is relatively modern. It is well within the memory of the

s 0i iiolie concerned." "swiislicd now?" pi l“'l\'. soil the super be. A .i .l ts and your friend will

iicrc ill no time.

n’: uoii to clziilli for heavy Jul’ . " Mr. Morrow asked . Wrongful detention

rt of tliinll."

ll! with the libertv of

. Agfttld Mr. Broderick,

i. cue.

- "all his chin, "About

‘ill l0 silic lliv wounded

nt- ilnnoliliccd

lilgllftl some coins in ills

"Don; be iilodest about it, "A quarter oi a mil- inuch rounder sum.‘

ziztlicii. The siiulitiun

Milt‘. (‘SlNrlZlllV noiv

iilllllllLill Maybe I'll _ . ~ _ Jerry Dronh preuznt generation when the green h. ‘mm 1w had a Rood pepper meant Ilfllhllig in the daily

diet. ‘The chief use of peppers was limited to the hot types for mixed pickles and seasoning.

Peppers are easily grown in the home garden. ‘Fhey may be dried for winter use or canned as pi- menws. They are the most ten- .de1‘ oi the vegetables and no chances oi cold weather O1‘ fro ts should be taken Wi'l1 them. They are about the last plant that should be set out. This should not be done until there is absolutely no illiiigvr c-f a fiost. Seed can be sown an ilie open ground for the late crcp.

Plants raised in frames or in the house give the early crop and all seediiouses keep plants in stock which may be purchased very cheat-ply at planting time.

Give the peppers n foot apart in the row. full sun, ricn soil, and an abundance of moisture. Tlicy seem to like moisture on thier tops as well as at the roots and the sprink- ler can be turned on them to gond advantage. With other vegetables it

(l uislicd tho taste 0i your

i< out oi lll\' system."

t‘) sorry l crilii lot you go

Nlittlrilllv tlicles a bit

n. to be iiliticci." l :i uoiid clinp and I'm.

i ilhL iriwiti-iiil. \\'li_‘.'ll l uct that quarter of‘ n niillpii I'll puss liitlf 0i‘ it over to yo i.’ flood

lllliiiuill‘ prevailed all round. i. ll in»: uh.- iil glean quite a . a i Mr, ‘Pony

illnrcd by those t- iiitii-iu. liuoi anxious to liialie Blllrili-b iil'\ lit. lnid baissed and. {$1M auoIoui-ilc for l-lic continued dc- .iv. liiei" i‘t"li~.\iil't‘(l him that now vlr i .1.» no ilnllicdlliw ilurry, ex- - llwsliiiguiisii to celebrate .li ii tilting lnzuilicr. L'll we're cracked a bot- ‘lllt’ (Jiill you rezillv hope for lorgiituns-ss." Jerry told

coed beer in the .. ucalit remarked .\.\.O(l respectfully biwug knocked dmin

1i: should only be s. matter of hours. Inspect-or Goode went out of his Way to be helpful. Also he assuaged Jerry s curiosity about his double

Montellrs reputation was founded on a series of hightly expert iewel thefts. although it had always been difficult to get sufficient evidence to out him under lock and key. Bit bv bit. however. a case had been built up until the authorities felt justified in tltkilnz action. More par- ticularlv had he over-reached him- self in America.

And that was why Jerry had landed into hot water. Of Mrs. Mon- telli. familiarly knowii as "Slim Annie." little was known beyond the fact that she was probably an ac- complice.

“One thin: is worrying me." cum. eroe complained. “That is the dan- ger of being-er-picked up again owimz to the cursed resemblance." tor Goode smiled reassur- E ingly. "Hal-div likely, sir." he point-

CIIAITER III “ARE YOU MR. CLITIIEROE?" “vlYllflt are you EZOiDR to do about

otliiilgl" Aiicr all there was no l‘; to kick up a fuss. Perhaps x ivrongiul imprisonment liC stiirtcti, but. Jcrrv Clltiieroe no \\lSl‘i to be spiteful. He "i 111i Ll lliui. the officers mid Qllflfl llllllLillld ills Own ei- iliuic the skein had been liii1ll)ll11$.'. ~ r lioiirs iii. police head- il.i(i been mellowed by tilv conmlinv ulid the knowledge liiill‘ ups looked. upon 8s a. lli‘ tempered by the z ill the real crook mid to cilicl- the country in till tilt '

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Dishes And Salads

Re alm v. Social a

Rival Tempting

Winner o!

Sweet Banana Pepper. All-American Bronze Medal.

is more efficient to take tile nozzle off the hose and let the water trickle slowly between the rows and

THE CHARLUVFETUWN GUARDIAN

Taking Advantage Of

One of our leading cho maidens by tellin them

He says that all l family

duck back.

soak in.

In buying pepper seed be sure‘ that ycu select a sweet or cool type , The accident of using a hot instead of a sweet. pe-pper which sometimes happens in cooking is no fun when you are the victim. Grow hot pep- pers in a different part of the gar- den frcni the sweet peppers to avoid any hot mixups.

Give your peppers good cultiva- tion and keep them in vigorcu! growth. You will be rewarded with more and better quality peppers. Above all, do not let them want for moisture during the hot spells. 'i'hcy will level in the heat if they have moist soil.

grammar and pronunciation earth. They want a. good, reliable in ivell-doing.

But, all the same, it is true that

b‘

The fir

exciting to the men.

going concern. Next, consider the value 0f

the chase, but in real life the 1

happen. It was the chain of circum-

cn the sylvania. the likeness, switched Dasslwrls. and us taking it. for granted that we believed we'd- nabbed the rlaiiit bloke." l

‘lhey parted on irlelicilv terms. 1

Back in London Jerry took leave of Morrow and Broderick. utcr| which he hailed a taxi and went. to; his flat in l-ielmsfielo Terrace. that almost forgotten Georgian back- water. _

Minty. his faithful man-oi-all-l work. would be wondering what nad happened. Hang it all he ought to have not in touch with him first c! ,The ideal person to establish his ‘Th ideal Derson to establish his identity. and he hadn't even thought to call on him ‘

"I—hl.ll'i~dld not lfexpect you i back s0 soon. sir." was an umexpectd greeting. t

Jer1'y paused in the act of slipping‘ out of his coat. “So soon?" qustioned. “You mean so late. don't you. Mintey?"

“Hif you sav so. sir, it h'isn't for- me to h'd!'Rl.l8."

"If course. I say so My cable- gram mentioned Tuesday."

“HQ that. sir!"

"Ho what?"

b‘ __m

stance that. led up to it-youi- being 5

cause she had a chance to ge he was. You mlSlhlF be and him to really see you.

. _ t ll pool‘ no. rise Sm’ 3°“ malfxorffiitryfk saute, limit dra aces of amusement

domestic ‘Ilien and parties and wants to settle Elam food. Show Y in good to eat that you B11886

a ling. Discuss menus. Arid you u» hunt. apartments ‘"1111

Is he a widower? Time Syfiumetic, but combine cheer and gush over the dear children. if any- Just before the widower who when he is sick oixtlalubs and wmna a m.

s? wailing and xii-mods of most efficacious. touches their hearts and

own in some place

t sh has to do is to p a iaty complex, or one who has been dominated by

hi8 mu mail..." him; int out his faults 5% e“ he hi3.

y force him a pro

feel that she and every one else expects it , nly these are valuable tags get your man. but they need ampl yi all men fall for the same ruse and the technique that ls a. success with one with another. No one will deny that the man with an inferiority complex is a pushover for the girl who is a gifted , so well of themselves that they regard a woman» most fulsome flatter erice and it rolls o

’s

Nor are th any authenticated cases of an caught a husband by pointing wnhigéaitlts to

and almost every woman can get the husband she desires if she will follow a few plain, simple rules that stick out like the nose on her hiacel. b d hun no ores w c re sno - . t l ist oft gesehllsliitgalgo waste 12:5“ £11116 1X1 Dl-lfslllllfi e1" 1-15 1m neighborhoods, where there are no males excelli- 5611119 élgdwzfi: low schoolboys, not even Venus could 89l- 11 511W. t0 SBYJW i! °

ding ring. Get out. Go where the dears are herding in you will have a chance Ila/ts?‘ léilll. {Gaol k ho

i x o c s. w

the stump gm’ w m ‘alhreemigration of females

rcpinquity. nex - , notloe how often a man marries his boarding housekeepers

' , th lrl who worked at the m5 secretary or e g t in her work and show hlm what a charmer,

Glamour Girl No. 1 and Miss America, to boot,- gig “iouid do you no good if you never got close enough to a man for

d. “use” on ““‘““.§'.§ aclggkjmefil wikufigil“ when he comes

ilslntllie element of succem in catchinlf a WK” Be sally-on-the-spot when he be

Snub-min; and misses his home. and 111V

getting your man. m an who cries for Few “Eefifififtlyibniil 1212x1112 clown their backbnes sol

MEN DON’T MARRY CRITICS; FEAST ON WOMAN'S ADMIRATION

Man's Inferiority Com-

plex Not Practical - Loves To Offer Advice Rather Than Receive It

logists has been dieering up the lovelorn at any girl canlggt a. husband who wants one|' c

out a man with an inferior-

make hlm feel dependent on her on m. and! D0581 by

on ‘how to I18. for not

may be a. rank failure

soit-soaper, but most men think

as merely a vote of confld-l of them like water of! a]

No Critic on the Hearth Wanted

woman ever having and correcting ms marry to get a critic on tiiie incense-burner who will never weiuy

any woman can marry who wants to, I

In small towns and country

cities and where to some place where you will be will be interesting and is what keeps marriage a‘

Atgsttrhactly mgriid ar;oflcndv‘olf

e . door we em daughter. or ‘P It is be-

sk next to his

to the same bait. Is he him around to ni ht clubs He s sick and tireid p!“ e113 and;

t. an ea

where hie can res h B grave s°me_

fore you know it he will be asklrzi

tice. Be weetly the fiwuieteuxexg. life with sit, and There is a psychological moment, housebmken reverts to the wild.

t. \¢*r<!‘.»'<!‘\.>i -'" -- v -. . ~

nd Personal vyFashions v.

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HIE COOK '3 CORNER

t W8 1'» ' iiizvfi“ “ti” 31$»: it

ntely in cold water will make the fat firm and white.

Eooncmical apple sauce ll made by cutting apples in quarin, leaving in the COIQIJ-ud not D881- ing. when it is cooked. strain, and beat well with was moon. Then ad; anger, or better, a snail quan-

sl-IBfl-i’ mull.

Tin and enamel utensils need gentle care. Soak food loose, rath- er thari scrape it off with u. kufe. Or, beat the utensils for a few min-

k: u. weak soda solution. Then wash in soap and water. If the stain is very stubbcrn rub it gent-

with ii. line powder that is free 70m grit.

GRAHAM FRUIT-NUT LOAF

2 cuips white flour

1-2 cup graham flour 1-8 lteiwpoon gait

1-2 teaspoon cinnamon 3-4 cup chopped nuts 3-4 cup chopped dates

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iterature

JULY 1s; 1941

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—The Woman ’s Realm

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IAIITYFIRST

Btopandletthetraingoby, I hardly takes a minute. Your car l again intact,

'- o“ n And bette tillm ‘n in it ‘lama’; tile canldisn

Since dough dries out and often n crust forms on when it's stored, either put it in a. bowl and cover with a. tight- fitting lid or fasten several thick- neas of waxed of the bowl. Put

refrigerator.

WASH MORTAR. BEFORE l PAINTING NEW BRICK

Paint authorities recommend that below intlng I newly built brick house hat is damp the mor- tar Joints should be gone over with a. water wash of sulphate of zinc. ‘Iliis, they say, will neutral- the mortar

y wagpgon 59d; ize the lime used 1 eup sour mm; m» joinlngs which would otherwise

buttermilk cause difficulty with the finishing 1 egg coat.

1 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons melted‘ shortening

Method: Sift together the white and graham flours with salt and cinnamon. Turn any bran particles left in the slfter into the sifted in- gredients, Mix the nuts and dates into this. Dissolve the scda in the sour milk or buttermilk and add the egg which has been beaten, and the brown sugar. Combine the sited dry mixture with the liquid mix- ture, stirring only until the two are lileiided. Add the melted shortening as

INSIDE STEPS REDUCE SPACEl

la we‘

W!) the covered. dough in the coldest part of the l m

cello: Itch-way lines tbs mum stairway can b'e planned under stairway to the second storey wmh out. g the area o1 me m.“ ltorey.

BUG! IHOULD BE OLE OFTEN ANED

Frequent cleaning of rugs 14 l _

vised by home experts, mi; w?“

not. only keep rugs looking push;

laund cheery but will prolong they, e.

The daily use of a vacuum cleaner, especially where the floor frequently travelled on is re. commended as the best method of maintaining the nap and prolonging the life of wcol pile floor CiWfllfillgs,

On all surfaces once a week, u; twice a week on the mole travelled spot-s, a vacuum cleaner should be used. After a rug has been cleaned the nap should be genhy hushed so that the pile is all lelt iym; in the some direction.

Frequent shaking of rugs auq mats causes broken threads in p“ back and is condemned by expil-is,

LIGHTHOUSE "KILLERS" Hundreds of deaths have been

Convenience is not the sole fac- ffimd by ngh'u‘°‘“°5 m‘ “w?

tor to be considered in dmicilng whether the new home is to have an inside or outside basement stir-

will’-

Planners call attention to the fact that construction costs are in- fluenced by the extent to which space for household utilities in- creases the ground area of the

house and by the cost of enclosing

the utility space. A basement does not increase

2 1-2

w» "esp ..

till another‘

. s that. they offer themselves upmga ti: gasterllxigxlieagllgble when), C,

00d way of acquiring a 11115 sgvidower for vmu 11115111955 84m‘

ur lliink he is and how you. deifind °n

That will give “m3 mm without ms suspectmliilrti’ for everythirismxid by the time

you the opportunity cf he

i t ' we widow: ma", o;- been friend, counsellor and de o

£11185 villiped tiigia e is mam“, w he,- ot course this is another orm cf e o ma . ' ‘ the clinging-vine racket. but it still 15102;: en dless- Look about you and

But the ways t0 0119011 B- hush“

s“ h°w many mmied women bllfrilago, due to a mlsunderstan

Dear Miss Dix-Several We

vio ently.

an . a very

Q1 course, each of us nks the

and add

mer for about 30 minutes, or until the r_ind_ is soft. Dra‘n and diszard the liquid". Add the honey and 1-4 cup water to the cooked rind and cook again until the liquid is re- duced about one-third in volume. Add the shortening or butter and

Pour the mixture into a greased loaf pan and bake in a moderate Oven (360 deg. F.) for abzut 50 minutes. Tum out of the pan and cool when baked. Wrap in waxed paper and allow to stand for about a day before cutting.

ORANGE HONEY BREAD

Chopped rind of 2 oranges 1-8 ieaspcon soda.

Bolling water

1 cup honey

1-4 cup waier

1-4 cup shortening or butler

4 teaspoons baking powder 3-4 teaspoon salt 11-2 cup chopped nuts

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1-2 cup milk

1-2 teaspoon soda

1 tablespoon hOL water

Method: Cut the rind from 2 medium-sized oranges and through the food ch pper, using a see how wise you fine blade. Cover with boiling water

CUPS 11011!‘

put

the 1-8 teaspoon soda. Slin-

the ground area oi a one-storey house when access is by means of outside cellar steps, nor does it de- crease the useful area on the first flzor. When an inside basement stair is used, the required ground area of a one-storey house will be increased unless ixzom sizes are le- duced to compensate for the floor area required by the stairway.

A basement stairway in an aver- age house requires about 26 square feet of floor area. With two- storey houses the situation is dif- feierit.

The ground area of a two-storey 132m: is not ihcrgasfdlyjan inside

stir until thLs melts. Coal the mix- ture

Sift together the flour, baking powder and salt, then mix in the chopped nuts. Beat the egg and combine with the milk, and add this to the orange-honey mixture along with the 1-2 teaspoon soda that has been dissolved in the tablespoon of hot water. Combine the liquid and dry mixtures, stir- ring lust enoush t» blend well. Turn into a greased loaf pan and allow to stand in a warm place for about 20 minutes. Bake in a moderate oven (350 deg. F.) for about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Cool, wrap and let stand a day before cutting, This loaf keeps well.

e they have saved. Millions or birds have been lured by i“; beacons and crashed flglLllsl the lights to fall t0 their deiiili.

A flock of hens produce, in egg shells, about 137 pounds cf chalk annually.

BACKWARJ CHILD

Simple rhymes and songs an very helpful in encouraging a small child to use its sircech up. paratus iind develcp its powers of explessng itself.

RANCH TQGS ARE SMART

Iii you're planning to visit the Rockies this summer, bring along a pair of blue jeans.

Bibless overalls are the most practical and popular Western garb for both men and ivonieli. They're gluttons for punishment and the more they're laimdqtu m; softer and lighter they bccuiiie.

S0 i1 you're going in for dude ranching or camping or just tour- ing, tho.‘e blue jeans will be Just the thing.

Youil want s. few other things- high-heeled boots for riding, for eit- ample.

Oowbcys started using high heels to keep their spurs off the ground, but they help them keep their tcci in the stirrups and keep their foot- ing when roping in the ccrrals.

You'll want some low - heeled shoes, too, because high. heels can get might tiresome. Low-cut laced boots or lat-heeled shoes are best and much more practical for long hikes.

Buy some wool socks while you're getting the shoes.

Those broad - brlmmed, high

lose friend and i quart-sled - _ Ether was m blflma but we are b§lli¢§$ep§§ w airlipotfhogiszfisne circle and

ti H waver. would hurt our D1135 8e ‘and may, qur not spe n8 cuts us (git of man!’

“Well. sir see 'ow you ar-

flved h.“ shbedmfii 30in .8“, non.“ ,crown hats-ten-gallcn hats -ser\'e

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