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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, CA , APRIL M, 1**1
i FOR THE
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(B> NANCY HART)
Co't Ml.. Thi.!l
hrewine tM, P ut “ lum P 0 *
in the teapot. Then if the
filled on table, it won't stain
cloth. m e
Milkless. RulterUss Cake
cup brown sugar with
rater. 1 cup seeded rai-
ps sliced citron, 1-3 cup
uspeon salt, 1 teaspoon
nd 1 teaspoon nutmeg
2 cups flour sifted with
baking powder and
Hake in a greased loaf
derate oven about 45
ver with white frosting.
For general xweening, dry salt
scattered on the carpet also helps
to preserve colors and to check ths
ravages of moths.
To Ramova Mud Suit,
When fabric has been splashed
with mud, allow the spots to dry
thoroughly, then brush of as much
mud at; possible. Cover with a mix
ture of salt and flour and kevp in a
warm dry place for a day or so.
Shake and brush carefully.
A Prise Winner
Real money was paid f«<r this help
ful hint: “A good way to know
that you are at the bottom of your
cellar steps is to paint the last step
white." Clever, isn’t it?
FAIR DIRECTORS MEET
eked Egg*
] The Directors of the Middle Gcor-
j gia Fair Association met at the Court
cook cracked eggs with- House Tuesday night for the purpose
anv of their whites if of commencing preparations for the
teaspoon of salt to the holding of the 11*21
which you boil them.
Enameled Pan.
fd pan.-' can be cleaned by
with crushed eggshells
-p. Vegei
date for the 15*2!
been set for the entire w-« . »f Oc
tober 1st The L. J. Heth Shows
one of the largest carnivals on tht
road has been contracted with to I
furnish amusement*' and plans are |
going forward for the largest fair!
ever held here.
Work on the Premium List was!
authorized at Tuesday night's meet
ing to commence at once. Vice-presi
dent F.. W. Hendrickson is Chair-1
man of the Premium List Committee
which is composed also of Mrs. E. A. ]
Nesmith. Mrs. C. B. McCullar, Mm I
prCad i F. W. Hendrickson, Mr. E. A. Ne-I
* two j smith and Secretary C. B. McCullar. j
hing If piled together, ! This committee will have entire (
lamp, dark place, j charge of revising the list of prem-j
gar added when
tables helps them
their color and is just as
the use of soda.
To Keep Fruit
ping fruit, let it 1
light, airy place,
To Clei
quickly.
Fun
1 spots that have become
xed oq polished or painted
yield when rubbed with a
.ng out of warm (not hot)
il soaped well with yellow
>ap. Dry quickly, rub with
ru-1—and see how clean and
| the furniture looks.
ove. Scorch Stala.
cases scorched spots will
'nun the cloth if the spot
with fresh bread crumbs.
. Ink Stains from Hands
[fhen the fountain pen leaks—
ry. Rub the stained fin-
a sulphur match, then
i -nap and the stains will
j Brighten and Protect Rugs
‘ring out the color of rugs
•irputs, brush them up with a
ire of a cup of vinegar to a
to be awarded this year and al
so to accept bids for the printing of J
the 1928 Premium List, which will be j
issued shortly. The committee met!
last night and will meet again to-!
night for the purpose of revising the *
premium list.
The Board of Directors will meet
again Tuesday night at the Court
House for the purpose of awarding
final contracts for the printng of
the Premium List. The Premium List
Committee and Board of Directors
will be glad to have the suggestions
of any citizen as to prizes that have
not been offered in former years or
that should be changed this year.
Sale Daily
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Roving Ground
A birdseye view ol the 1245-acre Proeing Ground maintained by
General Motor* to assure the quality end value of its cars and frocks.
1. Entrance to the Proving Ground.
The group of building* includes complete
experimental and service shops, engineering
offices and comfortable living quarters for
resident and visiting engineers and for the
driving crews. The Proving Ground person
nel numbers more than 200 men.
2. The 4-mile high-speed loop. The
largest in America, made of concrete, with
turns banked to permit continuous high
speed operation. In addition, the Proving
Ground has two concrete straight-away* 11%
miles long, as level os a billiard tabic, and
miles of brick, tor, gravel and dirt roods
which reproduce every driving and weather
condition.
3. The hill-test road. Test hill grades aft
the Proving Ground range from 7.*o per
cent to 24 per cent. The grades on public
highways seldom exceed 7 per cent.
4. The "bath-tub." A depressed concrete
roadway which is filled with water at varying
depths to reproduce flooded roadway condi
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Here each General Motors car must prove its value
O N a 1245-acre tract near Milford, Michigan,
convenient to all its car and track divisions,
General Motors has the first and largest proving
ground for automobiles.
Here-tests are made and facts determined to
a degree impossible when cars and trucks are
tested on the public highways. Here each new
model of General Motors must prove itself,
point by point, before it is produced for sale to
the public.
More than 135 different tests are applied
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They involve every phase of construction and
performance: power, speed, endurance, accelera
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The Proving Ground is another example of
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improv *
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OLDSMOB1LE. 7 models, $925 to $1085.
Entirely redesigned by General Motors, the
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Fisher Bodies. 4-whcel brakes.
OAKLAND. 9 models, $1045 to $1375.
The All-American Six. Advanced engineering
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more beautiful. Bodies by Fisher. Every con
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Harmonic balancer.
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The largest value in Buick’s famous history.
Beautiful low bodies by Fisher, ctaw.iy
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This beautiful car was deigned as com
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General Motors Itas applied the processes
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made by General Motors and it is now the
world's largest telling product in its field.
DELCO-L1GHT Electric Plants. Provide
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