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(VlESDAY, NOV. 25. THE CHARLOTTE (N. NEWS PAGE NINE HOUSEHOLD HINTS ANT ADS V- S. Depvtmeat of A grim tare, Weatber CHARLES F.

MARVIN, Chief. OAtLY WEATHER MAP from Precedinsr Column Sixth Street Market Has a Bountiful Supply of Choice Vegetables, Fruits, Nuts, and Poultry, from Which to Select Your Thanksgiving Dinner SHOULD sell quickly live fble lots, one oiock rrom Road. Myers Park, shady iot street, attractive eleva- at $2,250 each. 13. Itac.

j'nona iqvj. ROOM Iit'NOALOW at 1313 Fourth street. Terms easy. Smith- Fhone 1130. 1 Inn.

i pi mallei oj.i- THE WEATHER November 23, 1D22. Hapld changes have occurred on the map since yesterday morning. The middle-western disturbance hae moved eastward to the coast, there being two centers of minimum pressure one off the iNorth Carolina coast and the other oft! the New England coast. Its movement has been attended by light ehowers in central Florida: light rains in Georgia and South Carolina; light to moderate rain or snow in North Carolina, and mostly light snows in tne north Atlantic States. Elsewhere with few exceptions the weather has been fair.

The above disturbance is followed by high and rapidly rising pressure from the Gulf to the i.pper Lakes, but another "low," central north of Montana, covers the Rocky Mountain and Plateau States. Warmer weather prevails over the Florida peninsula and lightly warmer in southern Texas and the south Atlantic States, middle Plateau region and in Montana, Temperatures have fallen from 6 to 12 degrees over the Plains States and northern portion of the west Gulf States. Fair weather is indicated for this vicinity tonight. "Wednesday and probably Thursday, with rising temperatures setting in Wednesday. JIENU HINT.

Breakfast. Oranges. Buckwheat Cakes. Syrup Sausage. Coffee.

Liuncheon. Vegetable Soup. Crackers. Celery and Nut Sandwiches. Arple- Sauce.

Cookies. Tea and Milk. Dinner. Cold Meat Loaf. Creamed Potatoes.

Buttered Beets. Berry Pie. Tea or Coffee. TODAY'S RECIPES. Pork Sausage Pork sausage is a hearty and heat-producing food for the cold weather and makes a tasty and excellent breakfast if not served -with other hearty things.

The pancaes take the place of toast or rolls and arc a welcome change. Sausage, either in the link or meat, should be put into a fairly hot frying pan and cooked slowly until nicely brown. Underdone sausage is very unpalatable and not at all digestible, as I once found to my sorrow. Buckwheat Cakes That used always to be found on the great American breakfast table from November to March, are made as follows: Scald one pint of milk by pouring on it one pint boiling water. Dissolve a yeast cake in lukewarm water and add to the milk and water when it is lukewarm.

One teaspoon salt, one of sugar, buckwheat flour to make batter. Let rise overnight. Add more water or milk and more flour to what is left and let rise for next day. Add a little bakinsr soda if nfrl.l Ulirabeth bungalow, break-room and heat for low if. W.

K. Thomas. 4 2S-2t on3 seven-room resits Kas-t Bay street, EHz-hardwood floors, shower bath, fur-fisrer corn, grarage, chick-garden, shady side of so one adjoining vacant i and one on Vail ave- Vegetables JrciVl payment, rs. fit id i none o- or o'D4-J. r.

15-tf irfowell. 14.500. For terms call Rhyne, 31. H. Thomas, Co.

o04p. "t-3t-no mon FOR SALE. Park avenue homes, one -1 and one six-room ar.d $5,750. i investment see the five- taken at 8 fu 73tti merldiin time. Air pressure reduced to sea level.

Isobars (eemtinneot UneaJ nam thronah notnta of equal air pressure. Isotherms (dotted lines? pas taroaea points of equal temperature. clear: partly cloudy; cloudy rain: () snow: rr.ort tnSssn. Arrrwsfly with the wind. Shaded areas show creclpitation'of 0.01 Inch or more In past 24 hour? To the housewife who does not care uncalow.

North Trvnn I it cat 1 1 i ior act per muniu f-- wives as aoove mere are j. r. THE WEATHER. Weather Bureau Office. Charlotte, November 28.

192 J. Sunrise Sunset 3:12 Moon rise 2:03 p. m. Moonset 1:33 u. m.

Moon phase Full Dec. 4th. various commercial brands of prepared pancake flour to which you add milk or water and eret a verv vCis'-i? Heights lots and one five-f bur.salow are being offered on tsnns. Most desirahi- I palatable cake. This is a boon es- crowing section in I l1eciaIl" to the business woman who 15c to 20c BunchlOc 7c Bunch 10c 3c 10c 3c 6c 20c ....17 l-2c 15c 10c 10c i i has to make every minute count.

bungalow "on If one fortunate enough to; TEMPERATURE. Dry Bulb Lettuce, fancy Iceberg Lettuce, Big Boston Celery Tomatoes, lb. Peppers, lb Beets, lb 10c; Carrots, lb Turnips, lb 7c; Cabbage, lb. Onions, Red, lb Onions, Yellow, lb Onions, Bermuda, lb Potatoes, Sweet, peck 30c; lb. New Potatoes, lb.

Spinach, lb. Cauliflower, lb. Squash, lb Rutabagas, lb. String Beans, lb Turnip Greens, lb Mustard Greens, lb Rhubarb, lb Finest Irish Cobblers Per lb. Per peck Per bushel venue, unomasboro, close IV C.1UJ mm.

ui course, close to church and r111'61 to serve, but a very nice i 3T50 can made of two cups of I i brown sugar and one cud of trran- 1 a. m. 10 a. m. Noon 39 42 TELL US OUR FOOD WANTS alow being built, ready UnU1 8yrupy wIth ne 1 Wet Bulb tree weeks.

Will sell now for Vegetable Soup Cover the bones Phone 2016 8 a. m. Noon 31 i Highest yestei-day SO Lowest last night o2 Mean yesterday 10 1 a rrtmt oC any roagt. steaks, you have Ar hand with cold watr and cook ana call Mr McKay siowiy for two hou leftover you these beautiful buiid-, meat gravy whether thickened or rft may be added. Strain and set -tTJ" aside to co1- Remove fat and add Eli SoaS Trj'on.

Phones raw vegetables desired, pota- 26-3t toes, turnips, carrots, onions, cel- paD STREET near Central ery, and cook until vegetables r.er.:.? five-room bungalow, are done. TV. E. Thomas. Phone 4303.

Celery and Nut Sandwiches Cut 2S-2t celery up small, add chopped nut Normal -li Mean same date last year CO Excess for month 50 Excess for year 431 Highest of record for November, 80 in 1870. Lowest of record for November, 18 in 1903. T0 vour nens "board L01 ve meats, some salt and mayonnaise or cream salad dressing and spread k1 i 3c J1.S50. $500 cash and D. fKij 5045.

W. M. Rhyne. betwee slices of buttered bread. PRECIPITATION Total for 24 hours ending a.

26-3t-no xTion HELPFUL HINTS. TZSTMENT PROPERTY ba- To mend runs in siik hose stitch Morning Glory Hams Pure Pork Sausage Fresh Creamery Butter Fresh Egga Cream Cheese Fresh Celery. Iceberg Lettuce Cranberries, Grapefruit Mince Meat. Prunes Seal Sweet Oranges Country Dried Apples California Peaches QUICK DELIVERY. John A.

Taylor Cor. Church and 4th Sts. GROCERIES "FANCY BASKETS." A carload of them, any style, size or design. One of these baskets neatly packed with Fresh Fruits and Nuts make very attractive gifta for any occasion. TVIIT fTTtJVXSI XESS flO.

0.5S 0.32 2.S8 2.01 Total for month to 8 a. m. Normal for November Excess for year tween Trvor. and Mint street on on sewing machine with silk i car bringing good returns thread. It is not nearly so notice- $3:500.

W. E. Thomas. Phone able as darning. Another way is to HUMIDITY 73 40 a.

m. Noon 45 or 23-2t get hold of the dropped stitch with TI ALL NEW six-room a fine crochet hook and crochet it ur.sa!ow with hot water heat, ii- 737" 72 TT i -pi-cp a nni at Jack irost bait pure. a ooa Day ai i -t tf-liies-fr5 1 ST.930. Call Mr. Snellgrove.

W. vajs asu Ior ti tues-ln c. Karri? Co. i G. S.

JJXDGREN, Meteorologist. More Eggs or Money Back pHCKBli afl winter without laying enough eggs to pay the cost of their feed? Don't blame it all on the cold weather proper feeding will produce eggs even in winter. If hens aren't getting a complete egg ration, they can't lay. Purina Poultry Chows will make your hens lay more eggs when eggs are worth more. You can prove it on a money back guarantee.

Start feeding Purina Hen Chow and Chicken Chowder now. For Sale in Checkerboard Bags jTE liAVE high-grade negro prop-1 1 just cuilt bringing in 13 per I ce-c cn investment. It speaks I for iisell W. E. Thomas.

Phone Call Us Tuesday Turkeys 42c Lb. 3. 2-2t 1 Femuell Pure Food Distributors fof AUCTION SALE. PURINA Srtflft i Fruits and Nats Charlotte. "Say It With Fruit" 1 Tie farm of the late C.

F. De- containing 4S.6S acrs, I about seven miles from Charlotte, Cranberries, qt fr.ear Sharon church, will be sold at I Bushel lots Large Fresh Cranberries, lb 23c Nice Iceberg Lettuce Pure Pork Sausage, lb 35c i-red Morning Glory Hams, lb 50c Sweet Mixed Pickles, lb 35c Sour Pickles, doz 20c Pecans, Butter Nuts, English Walnuts. White Malaga Grapes, Tangerines, Oranges, Bananas, nice Eating A moles auction at 12 cioclc Jje-j 4. at Mecklenburg County Ccurt House. Good house, barn, etc I Fhor? 4210-J for further informa- THANKSGIVING! And only two days 'to do your shopping.

Simple enough'. Take this list, call 101, and we will send it just when you want it. Fresh Crisp Iceberg Lettuce, Cauliflower, Parsley, Carrots, Beets and manv others. All kind Grapes, Ap Iceberg Iettuce, Celery, i Heinz Mince Meats, Plum Pud- 1 ding, Fig Pudding Qt. jars Sweet Pickles 35c Larse size Dill Pickles, doz.

25c 11c 5c 50c 50c Grape Fruit, 3 and 4 for Grape Fruit, each Apples, Big Spitzenburg, each Apples, Hoover, peck Apples, Va. Beauty, peck Apples, Gravenstein, dozen iuon. 50c 20-14t yQ- 3 silverdale Peaches live I No. 3 Del Monte Cling Peaches BiCXiv from Plaza, Libby's Dill Pickles, each Dozen No. 1 Irish Potatoes, pk.

FVfsli rnnntrv Rntter. lb roUS. $1,750. 314ofl rash. rest No.

2 Libby 's Special Extra Peach-' like rent. Phone 5046. Mr. Rhyne. CHECKERBOARD CHOW STORE es 25c 15c Clear Brook candled Eggs, doz.

45c 2 -lb Fruit Cake .51.50 26-3t- no Bartlet Pears, can 218 North College St. C. E. THOMAS. Mgr.

Phone pYC VERY NICE bungalows in I Libby's and Sunbeam Asparagus Jl IPS -f JP best section of Elizabeth, 5-lb Fruit Cake 24 lbs Elizabeth Flour $1.05 24 lbs Sunflower Flour $1.10 24 lbs Melrose Flour $1.25 I Fresh Vegetables Daily Morning Glory Hams and F. F. V. Hams All-Pork Sausage, 1T 35c Picnic Hams, lb i l-2e 25-lb lots, lb J6r 24 lbs Melrose Flour $1.20 class to schools, churches, playground and carline and on corner lots, paved street that we 'aa give you real good buys on at office. Call Mr.

XT. C. Harris Co. Phone 07 26-3t 21. HENRY HAYMAN ST Trade St.

2292 ples, Oranges, Tangerines, Gi ape-fruit. Bananas, Italian Chestnuts, Cranberries, Cocoanuts, Shelled Black Walnuts, Nuts Shelled, in Shell and Salted, Dates and Figs, Plain or Stuffed, Mince Meat, Plum Pudding. Fig Pudding, Fruit Cakes. Also large Fat Hens. Remember if you depend on us your Thanksgiving dinner will be a success.

S. R. LENTZ. 315 North Tryon Street. W.

M. Sigmon, Mgr. DRINK and ENJOY KENNY'S MOCHA AND JAVA A COFFEE, lb DL 155 1 Phones 1552 KENNY'S 23 South Tryon hiX-ROOM BUNGALOW. Elizabeth, CULP BROS. comer lei, on carline.

Special rrirs and trms for immediate sit Thi-Smith Jtealty Co. i iaftKian-j 232 East Trade. Apples, Johnathan, dozen 30c Apples, York Imperial peck 50c Grapes, Tokay, lb 30c Grapes, Red Emperor, lb 35c Lemons, dozen Bananas, dozen Pears, Sickle, dozen Cranberries, lb. 25; pint 11c Oranges, peck 75c Oranges, dozen 30c, 40c, 50c Tangerines, dozen 30c Chestnuts, lb. 30c Mixed, lb.

30c Brazil, lb. 20c Walnuts, Cal. paper shell, lb 40c Cocoanuts, each 10c Raisins, Sun Maid 5c Dates, Dromedary 10c and 30c Figs, Blue Ribbon 10c mi: hi HEARTILY indorse this one The Letters Of Junius Fresh aadscme eight-room homo on Co.onial avenue, corner lot, with '-at. 'breakfast room, at price of $10,000 on terms. E.

Thomas. Phone 4503. 28-2t Meats i John R. Harris CASH GROCER. 614 1-2 South Church Street Phone 4883 WE DELIVER.

Phone 1159 Boyd-Garner Co. 319 NORTH TRl'ON STREET For Dates, Figs, Seeded and Cluster Raisins, all kind Shelled and TJnshelled Mooresville Creamery Butter, Morning Glory Hams, Country Eggs, and Hiddenite, Wa-terground Corn Ieal. Everything in Groceries for less price. WE DELIVER. 25c 30c 22 Miscellaneous Choice Round Steak, lb Tenderloin Sirloin, lb Western or Native ff.

ii. liT your ThanUflflrlritur I rVi-i- "Rihs TTiriR and RfiUTld -icm A. vr. Austin. Phone 1024.

Roast, lb 20c -Ao XVth Tri-on street. 2S-lt i Choice Chuck Roast, lb 15c ir Rest cuts Stew Beef, lb iuc SPECIALS FOR POCAHONTAS rs. Pork Chops 35c Pure Pork Sausage, lb 30c 'n- jyJ BLUE OEM COAL. 21-tf Notary PubUc, fr.nt Chlof.e News. Can be considered the most brilliantly bitter attack ever written on a political subject, were directed against British governmental policies a few years before our Revolu-tion.

A curious feature in connection with these letters is that their authorship has never been discovered. It was a well-kept secret. HENRY HAYMAN'S MEAT MARKET doesn't bother with secrets Quality, Ser-vice, Satisfaction must be given in the open, or they're not worthy of the name. l.i ris Pork Roast Veal Stew, lb 2 lbs for any hour to 3 p. m.

9-tf Kingan's Sliced Ham. Tb in or we i Phone 601 lC5 cn Large Cured Hams, half or whole. lb 30c Fish and Oysters Plenty of Turkeys and Chickens for Thanksgiving Thcne Us Your Orders Early. We Deliver. ou Phone 4431 uS 3iiT, Lr-af Flour Lard Sl.35 Just received Fresh Shipment of high-grade Coffees.

Freeh roasted. We blend and grind it to suit you. Order one pound and you will be convinced that we -Lre right when we tell you that our 25c Coffees equal 30c and 35c Coffee. We also have higher grades to suit the taste. 13 lbs nice Head Rice $1.00 25 lbs Pearl Grits $1.00 Baking Chocolates and Cocoa at a saving price CRAIG FITE THE CUT PRICE CASH GROCER 39 South College Phone 1875-1873 We Deliver AH Over Th City.

Leaf Flour cji. HENRY HAYMAN MivC.W.Hooper&Co. ent GIrl Self-Rising $1.10 204 East Trade St. Phones 2291-2292. Give us your order for Thanksgiving dinner.

Fresh Country Kggs and Butter. Creamery Butter, Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding, Mince Meat, Citron, Celery, Iceberg Lettuce, Pickles of all kinds, Olives, Jelly, Malaga Grapes, Oranges, Grape Fruit. Apples, Nuts of all kinds, and many other good things. Call Us Early. 600 Mint Street.

Phone 3612. oes. nk. i-otat PV Lard Lard .51 ..70. Pinto Bear Lima Beans, urause? Lemons.

DELIVER Watts Grocery Co. 813 East Seventh St. bridge Hough Poultry TURKEYS, lb Friers, lb 33c Hens, lb 29c Old Roosters, lb 17 l-2c Ducks, lb Geese, each $2.00 and up Guineas, lb 35c Dressed and Drawn Without Charge. Country Butter, lb 40c We deliver anywhere in the city. Orders are heavy.

Place yours early. Sixth Street Market Phone 453 216 East Sixth Street at Seaboard Crossing. Just Four Blocks from Square. GROCERS, "il r0rl 1 ritiA Vl December 4th to 9th. Turkeys 500 POUNDS FAT TURKEYS FOR MONDAY.

Fat Chickens Fresh Eggs and Country Builar Cranberries, Iceberg Lettuce, Celery, Sweet Oranges, Apples, Grapefruit 13 Iba Granulated Sugar .1.00 Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins, pkg. 20c Garden Valley Water Ground Meal We have just received a shipment of that good, old fashion water ground bolted buhr meal. We can furnish you with a nice Turkey, Cranberries, Celery, Lettuce, or anything that you will need to make that Thanksgiving Dinner a success. Mason Mercantile Co. All Your Groceries at Special Cut Prices And We Deliver 2 coops fat Chickens, lb.

25c Fine lot Celery, Lettuce, and Cranberries. All kinds of Fruits. We sell Fruits for 1-3 less than you pay else-where. Fine Patent Flour, $8.50 kind for $7.50 Every bag guaranteed. Why do you prefer to pay more for your Groceries elsewhere.

Economy Grocery 317 West Trade Street Phone 232S Thanksgiving Specials Turkeys! Turkeys! the Fruit Cake, lb lb Many other holiday specials. lxt ard rayer Cake 30c are nis' Citron and Nuts, Gutter fr, tm ys and Cbifk-fTi Mr, CALL US FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY We now have home-made KRAUT It will pay you to call us. We have a complete market and store. S. R.

Grocery Co. 828 East Seventh St. 1 at Lowest in fhone is lour warns. ve ueiiver Linker Starnes "THE CASH GROCERS" 43 N. College SU Phone 695 Phone 1530 For Job Printing H- McMan Telephone 2932 1400 S.

Tryon St. US Co. iii- North College.