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favnfl will, Vila invniteirl n'Ho jv. WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS AT NEVVtJURCH, N. Y. KTlCHEfl CABINET ington, the scene of the first bloodshed in the Revolution. He struck out along Boston's famous "North Shore," through Lynn, jSalem and Beverly, in each of which towns he paused to be shown through "textile mills and to receive enthusiastic attentions.

From Newburyport he went te can if aw juNiPwru 1931, Western Newspapor Union.) "Not a truth has to 111 or to science ilia to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where he had the pleasure of being wel- and been given But brows r-t. for it, mild anU striven CAVING MEALS coined by his old comrade "in arms, General suinvan, men cuier executive of the State. He visited Exeter, New Hampshire, AVEffl) UP 'I The preparation of a leftover into and Haverhill, Massachusetts. From there he passed through Andover, and something appetizing takes vastly Inore thought than produce an or Si vv si 'lit dinary dish, which Is one of the reasons why such dishes are not ac '3 at last satisfied himself with the delayed visit to Lexington. On the way back through Connecticut he went out of his way to call on, another old comrade of the Revolution, "Old Put," otherwise General Israel Putnam found him at too great a distance off the road, and so missed this pleasure.

On November 13 he was back in New York, rejoining Mrs. Washington, whom he found in good health, and the Government functioning in good order. In one month less than two days this most indefatigable traveler of his time had finished his first presi ceptable; they are prepared with too little thought MAN must be worthy of credit There is something out of balance before lie can incur indebt with a person who cannot enjoy with a thrill, crisp, well-blended salads, or WASHINGTON'S GOOD WILL TRIP ernor upon the President. THROUGH NEW ENGLAND Let George Washington himself tell what happened. In his diary he re well-oooked and seasoned vegetables; but no one can be blamed for refusing unattractive food.

Because the male members of the family shy at any Throughout New England, October cords the triumphal arches under of this year will bring historic re- which he passed on arriving at Bos- thing reheated, made over, or re minders, for in that month in 17S9, ton, with inscriptions such as "To the dential tour, richer than before in popularity and himself the gainer by knowledge of the people. Next year it will be just 143 years since President Washington made this tour of New England. It is to be hoped that in 1932, when the whole hashed, the problem of carefully con after being sworn in as First Presi- Man who united all hearts," "To Co jK S) dent of the United States, began the lunibia's favorite son," and "Boston serving good foods and giving them first Presidential "swing around the relieved March 17th, 1776." back in an acceptable form is one edness. A home or farm mortgage company, an automobile finance company, or a bank, demand defi-nite proof of a man's ability to save. How, they soundly reason, can we expect him to save after we extend credit, if he never saved before? Just a reasonable sum in sound securities quickly establishes credit.

It enables you to buy the things you want to buy. Then, too, there's the income from money saved and invested in sound circle." That is, on October 15, Pres- "The Streets, the Doors, windows which takes more finesse than a hand nation celebrates the Two Hundredth ident Washington set out trom the and tops of the Houses were crowd of bridge, Anniversary of His Birth, every New England city that he then visited will national capital, then New York City, ed with well dressed Ladies and One reason that many men balk at salads is because they have been oft Gentlmen," he goes on. "The Pro re-enact the scene or otherwise mark -4. cession being over, I was conducted the occasion, as part of the tribute en, used as a clearing house for to my lodgings at a Widow Inger which the entire world will then render to the greatest American and one soil's, (which is a very decent, and good house) toy the Lieut. Govt, and of the loftiest in human his-' Children will learn to like' almost any kind of vegetable if it is not dis-, cussed pro and con every time it an- tory.

i I Council accompanied by the Vice President (John Adams), where they took leave of me. Having en gaged yesterday to take Informal CLARION STATE TEACHERS' pears. Children are people, and when COLLEGE "'e learn to respect their feelings as The Vesper Services on Sunday, Oc- we would older ones, they will re- dinner with the Govr. to-day, -but tober 4, were in charge nf Jean Shan- spond accordingly, usually. under a full persuasion that he would have waited upon me so soon for a good will tour of the New England states.

President Washington's purpose, we are told by the United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, in this visit, was to give the people a sense of the fact that they now had a national government, and he thought It a good thing for himself to note the condition of the country and its people. As usual, Washington himself is the best authority for what happened to him on this Journey. Methodical in all his actions, he jotted down in his diary every fact and figure that "struck him as worthy of note. From what he did record, it is clear that either he was not interested in the feeble stirrings of politics, or else chose not to set down his observa-' tions. His concern was rather for the kle and Verna Monks.

The address to when teaching a child to eat nm as I should have arrived I excused the students was given toy M. E. Mc- make it as attractive nnihio i-JUllcl-iU, uirtJCLVi vii jumui -ixigii oaioi education. in appearance and so tasty that it will not disappoint, and you will never have to urge the food upon an unwilling child. Miss Maurine Brewster, of Oil Ctiy, spent Saturday and Sunday with Isa securities of liberal yield.

It can be used to cover the interest charges of a finance company. Money Saved Earns More Today It is always a good time to save and invest, but now is an exceptionally good time. Your money invested in Associated Gas and Electric Company Convertible Certificates today will bring a return of 6'2. This is a security you can buy with confidence. The earnings before depreciation ase over two times interest requirements, and the company has a long record of unbroken growth.

Now a total of 231,055 investors hold Asso- myself upon his not doing it, and informing me through his Secretary that he was too much indisposed to do it, being resolved to receive the That was on Saturday, October 2'4. On Sunday, President Washington attended two- churches in Boston, and between the two visits received the bel Riemer. The' two young women ciated securities an increase of 10,671 since the first of the year. Half of these new investors are customers served by the Associated System. They have welcomed the-opportunity to invest their money where it is secure and brings a liberal yield.

$10 Will Make You An Investor You can invest on a monthly plan with a first payment of $10 and then 10 monthly, per $100 principal amount. Any employee at the nearest System office.serving you will be glad to give you further information or arrange to take your subscription. It will put you under no obligation to ask him. learned t0 know each other at the cnnuren neea wiiole wheat; other Carnegie Institute of Technology cereais may pe used for variety. They which they attended during the past need fat butterfat is the best of all year.

Miss Brewster is now teaching rats to promote growth. child commercial subjects in the Oil City needs milk, at least a quart a day in material than the political progress belated visit from Governor Hancock, of the country, and not a detail es-1 The Governor appeared swathed in High bcnooi. 1 some form sugar in moderate amount caped him as to the condition of New, bandages and alleging a serious at On Saturday evening the sopho- and candy after a meal or between England's farms, industries, shipping, tack of gout. Probably he fooled no mores gave a party to the freshmen. meals so that it will not destrov hii juaueries, anu ucUJuaanJiis.

i one out minsen, iuiu gout or nu ima waa a vci; uume appetite for the mpal Plpnfw 1 iresuient- wasnington set out trom oniiiiis wm- v. ui i-iieiiiei wjuiv 111a jriavii- en in I nipts nnn ocnanlnlln i i. New York at 9 in the morning of Oc- pelietl mm to pay the first call ami tohpr 1 and nmrppripfi pIotif wiiaf thus render homage to the higher cal School Contacts t0 Shippenvilie higher Boston Post Road. Covering 31 miles 1 States. study of the high school of that town, Another food that a well-nourished the first day throueh lower Connecti-- Yet whil Washington could thus.

I whic'h is under the supervision of Mr. child needs is fresh eggs; serve one Associated Gas and Electric cut. over a highway that he notes as 1 bv his cnol aloofness, enforce mw-t Clemenson. ln some form each day for each child, Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company Incorporated CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Without obligation please send me further information about the Convertible Certificate Well-cooked rice, fresh fish, poultry, are all good foods for the growing child. Securities Company rough and stony, he found the country for his office, he showed another side Tliursaay of last week C.

F. thrifty and well-tilled, but in some 1 at Cambridge, before arriving at Bos- Becker, director of teacher training, places still bearing the marks of Brit- ton. General Brooke, commander of sPke to tlle teachers of Forest county ish destruction. Stamford had a mill-; the Middlesex Militia, had there re-, who were thelr institute Incorporated dam which interested him, and Nor-1 quested President Washington to re- Tionesta. At noon of that day the GAS ELECTRIC Nil waiK tnen was a Dussy snipping port.

view that body. Washington CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA local hotel." Among the -teachers pres on the excellent ground that while the President of the United States Curiously enough, we learn from President Washington the size of Yale College in 1789. Pausing at New Haven, he took the trouble to learn that it numbered 120 students. was Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy, and of the States' militia during a state of war, he iwould not establish a precedent in giving the there he struck northward CAM through Wallineford t.n Hartford nn 1 President military rank above the ent were Helen Barton, teacher of physical education, Margaret Boyd, teacher of English, Marie Marwick, teacher of Speech, Mary B. Williamson, teacher of education, and Mr.

and Mrs. Becker. i The Pan-Hellenic Council, represent the sororities of the College, gave a tea, to the patronesses of the Tarious sororities and to all the young women of the College on Friday afternoon from three to five o'clock. i On Friday afternoon of last week WEEKLY HEALTH TALK world, they alone employ the modern "The money question very properly and improved methods. Moreover, is a matter of great discussion these 'they are willing to share these bene- days.

Indeed, the subject is pre-emi- i flts with suffering humanity for Inscona nent in the minds of bankers, states- considerably lower than is usu- liferent i his way to Springfield and Massachu- Governor of a State over State troops setts, where he immediately noted a in time of peace. If he meant the fact that struck him. That was the Presidency to be respected, he was prevailing equality of fortune among equally scrupulous in regard to a Gov-the people. In Massachusetts there ernor's prerogatives. i were neither the very rich nor the During his stay in Boston, WTash-very poor.

ington visited textile mills, inspected men and citizens alike. However, Pald to more modest pro-matter how vital to the stability of fessional 'brothers, and on the install- each one of us dollars may be. it must i ment P'an at said Doctor C. not be forgotten that there are some J- Hollister, chief of the State Health C. F.

Becker took his group of stu- ((). 1931. Western Newspaper Union.) One may fall, but he falls bv himself Falls by himself with himself to blame: One may attain and to him is the pelf, Loot of the city in gold or fame: Plunder of earth shall be his own Who travels fastest and travels alone. arooKneia, Massachusetts, a tew auu "Pius, auu was dentg jn Scho0 Contacts to miles beyond Springfield. President gratified to note everywhere a prom- ffir atnrtv of thP fhnnl svs- exceedingly Important commodities Department dental section, today.

that demand neither gold nor silver "Hundreds of thousands of dollars to obtain them. Notable among these are thus diverted yearly to the pock-is fresh air," said Dootcr Theodore B. ets of the advertisers. But that is tem of that town. The DuBois schools oBviotaij ii.

ucoiiii, mudy. me icai. iiiipoi Lctn coiisequeuce iiKe-1 Dean Holmes ox Harvard says i-iowever, tne mere iact mat one ly to be connected with this type of "Th significant noint. is that. Scnut- wtisiiijistou was met oy couriers imtMoiwai f'wsob.

jic even from Governor Hancock, inviting the listened to an oration in King's Chap-President to be his official guest in el 311(1 received an address from the Boston. The President had no inten- President of Harvard College, which tion of permitting the. Governor to he visited in person. Among the of-any State to- assume, even as a host, ncial attentions paid him was what a position superior to that of the he described as "an elegant dinner" Chief Executive of the United States. ''i Faneuil Hall and Washington him-To carry out the intention he insisted selJ Paitl tne assembly the courtesy of on stopping at public quarters, the a visit.

first official call to be paid by the Gov-' A cold an an inflamed eye inter- does not have to buy a ticket, or oth-; practice. The fact is that countless ing is an educational enterprise and erwise spend money to obtain it, in mouths have been permanently ought, therefore, to have the fullest itself is apparently a drawback to the ruined by the slipshod work which support and co-operation from the i.i a. ii SECRET OF GOOD FROSTINGS The secret of good frostings and fillings for cakes is no secret at all murai c.veitiBe il jus usually is associated wiin aenusiry or schools. It is the intermediate king-least, such is the impression that is this type. Eventually, many of the dom between school and life.

Here given by thousands of people who patients who were lured by cheap is one of the most promising possibili-give little time and attention to fresh prices and eloquent claims in the first ties in education a democratic nation air, and much time and some money instances, after much pain and suf- has ever had the opportunity to carry for the privilege of bein in atmos-. fering find it necessary to give addi- out." just use good material, a little care and a good recipe; here are a few: Boiled Frosting. Boil together two cupfuls of sugar, two tablespoonfuls of light corn sirup pheric conditions, which to express tional money and sometimes a good are under the supervision of C. J. Alderfer, superintendent.

Dr. Riemer, H. S. Manson and C. A.

Hoyt attended the dedication exercises at Grove City College on Thursday, October 8. That college dedicated the beautiful Harbison Chapel and an excellent Science Hall. Hane" Riemer, son of Dr. Riemer, accompan ied the party. Mrs.

J. LeRoy Ralston, dean of women at the College until a year ago, attended the Pan-Hellenic tea on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ralston is a patroness of one of the sororities." The College football team left for Cambridge Springs on Saturday morn-' ing where they played the team representing Alliance College located in that town. Dr.

and Mrs. Riemer -went to Mead-ville on Friday to attend the inauguration exercises of President William P. the new president of Allegheny College. At a joint meeting of the troops of it generously, can hardly be deal of it, to another dentist to re East Brady in charge of Commission fresh, pair the damage that has been done er Schar, the program, of Sea Scout Clarion County National Bank KNOX, PENNSYLVANIA. "The dance hall, the movie theatre by the unethical practitioner, and the evening "bridge" not to men-! ing was 'brought before the Scouts.

Harry Hamilton, of Franklin, explained the work in detail. This is the best is the cheapest. Therefore, and one-lmlf cupful of water until the sirup spins a thread. Pour it very slowly over two stiflly beaten egg whites, flavor with one teaspoonful of flavoring and beat until thick enough to spread well. To vary the recipe, add chopped nuts, raisins, figs or tion banquets and other large public indoor gatherings are not.

especially notable for their purity of atmosphere. Yet it can be said that hundreds of thousands more hours each day and night are regularly devoted to these types of things than in the acquisition of body ami health building outdoor air. if you have the Tespect for your for the older boy and truly employs mouth, and incidentally for your mon-' an interesting and instructive pro-ey, that you should have, strictly gram. avoid the advertising dentists and Nineteen boys assembled for the re-physicians. They are out to get your organization of troop 57 Shippenvilie.

money primarily. Your health is With Rev. Heti'ick as Scoutmaster quite likely to be secondary to them. and Joseph Webb and Dee Lynn as $125,000 00 Surplus 200,000.00 Reserves 25,000.00 Resources $2,000,000.00 dates. Also coconut of various colors Lois Green, secretray to the presi- Do not become a quack his assistants Scouting will be carried dent, snent the week end with her nlav 1)6 us to dust the top and sides.

"There is no desire to imply that parents in New Castle. 1 Fudge Frosting. Cut fine two the commercial and social phases of Dr. Riemer attended the Forest squares of chocolate and combine with i life should be discarded or even mhii- Countv Institute on Wednesday of last two cupfuls of suirar. one-lmlf cnnfnl I mized tor a fanatical quest of the great out-doors.

Tho point to be week and took to the teachers of that of milk and one-fourth cupful of dark county the greetings of the College, corn sirup. Cook n- til It -form a verv George T. Titzel, engineer of the J. C. BERLIN, Prest.

GEO. E. BERLIN, Cash. H. J.

CRAWFORD, V. Prest. E. JAY MILLER, Asst. Cash stressed is that in spite of "air- washed" atmosphere now to he found i i in the large places of amusement, and improved ventilation in modern i homes, the body of the average ma- ture citizen who works indoors needs more fresh air thin it is now obtaining.

One indeed is not compelled to curtail his or her amusement inclina-, third district with headquarters at Butler, spent Friday at the College inspecting the new gymnasium. H. M. Olson, district manager of the Permutit Company, with head- soft ball when dropped into cold water. Remove from the fire, set the pan in cold water and cool, then flavor and beat until thick enough to spread on the cake.

For those who prefer maple flavoring use either maple sugar or nnqvtpra in Pittsburgh, insnected the water softener at the College on Tues-Uig niaP'e flavor instead of the choco- 1 I i tions at an ir, addition, a daily 1av of asf weeir. imc Charles Ellenberger, supervising Tropical Filli.ig. Put one-fourth conscientous enort is made to spend principal of the schools of Brookville, cupful of sugar, one tablesnoonfut of i at least ne "our out or the twenty- BIG PART OF AN ATHLETE'S TRAINING IS A WELL BALANCED DIET was at the College on Monday. four in the open. A brisk walk of sev- eral miles with a good companion is cornstarch and one-fourth teaspoonful of salt into a double boiler: when on in no small way.

The Associated Gas Electric Sy3- tem, the Belle Telephone and the West Penn are furnishing competent instructors to various troops for the First Aid Contest to be held October" 22nd. Many troops are enjoying week end trips to Camp Coffman this Fall. Troop 52, of Clarion, plans to spend two days of their Institute vacation at Camp. But before a member of this troop is eligible to go, he must pass some advanced test. Troop 56, of Knox, will hold a Court of Honor at that place Sunday evening, November 1st.

Scoutmaster Mull has his troop working hard on advancement tests. Troops 71 ard 72, of New Bethlehem, will hold a Court of Honor Sunday evening, November 8th. On Thursday evening, October 29th, they are having a Pep Meeting for Scout-ers, Scouts, Scoutmasters, and Troop Committeemen. The president of our Council, Mr. Geo.

Fry, of Franklin has been invited to speak. I A get-together dinner of the Scoutmasters and Troop Committeemen of Clarion: County will be held at Clarion os Thursday evening of Institute Week. We will have Mr. Roy Sey-j mour, the Regional Executive, with us at this meeting. Scouting, through its Merit Badge DISGUSTED an exceedingly pleasant method of! well blended add a half cupful of 1 ttui uitsusLtJM Willi iii uci pi--.

nrtl in uuiainuio Lino mijiuiutm lavtui lit iii- efforts to destroy Germany. She is ''ccl' "i ture's bounty. I demanding her 'pound of flesh' from nSe Juice- two tablespoonfuls of When it is appreciated that the Germany and Cermany can't pay" elo-. butter and one egg yolk cook until clean mire outside atmosDhere. cheap as it is, is the original product maim or 70 cents you can telephone to friends, relatives or customers as far as 120 miles away for friendly chats, family reunions, business transactions.

And after 8:30 P. M. you can call them for only lO cents! quently observes Senator Reed Smoot suiooui uu chick, nemove rrom the of Utah. neat, add a teaspoonful of lemon juice And Cuba is disgusted with the and spread on the layers of the cake. factured for the lungs and blood and that the health associated with it is at least as.

much to be desired as 'a good time', more persons will get fresh air than are doing so today." Hawley-Smoot taritt tnat nas macie spring Conserve. Cook one and her cane plantations worthless so one-half pounds of rhubarb, cut into that the Mormon beet sugar farmers one-inch pieces with three cupfuls of can increase their tithes to the Salt sugar, one package of dates, two ta- ake lempie. Mespoonfuls of orange juice and one The service is fast, clear, dependable the calls easy to make. Just give the number to the operator (ask Information if you don't know it) and "hold the line." H-or ThaT O. dinner tablespoonfuls of grated orange rind fall rook until thick, adding one-half cup Union-town News Stan pail is empty dard.

DENTAL HEALTH TALK "There is a certain class of professional gentleman known as quacks. They belong to that unenviable group of gentry who, having likely failed in the ethical practice of dentistry or medicine, as the case may be, have the effrontery to advertise themselves in the newspapers as outstanding successes. Frequently they frankly admit that of all the practitioners in the Program of vocational guidance, is ful of broken nutmeats ten minutes before taking off the fire. Pour Into jelly glasses and cover with paraffin. "How lUvM.

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