Wheeler county eagle. (Alamo, Ga.) 1913-current, April 05, 1935, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWHEELER COUNTV EAGLE 11.50 A Year, In Advance 11 ■ ■ ■ llll l l । ■ " — OFFICIAL ORGAN WHEELER CO PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY JACK B. GROSS,.. Publisher Entered at the Post Otlice at Alamo, Geor^td, as second class mail matter, May Idth; 1913, under Act of March 3rd, 1879. Subscription Rates 12 Months $1.50 0 Months 75c 3 Months 50c In Advance CARD of THANKS; Resolutions, Obituary, Notices of Entertain ments where an admission is to be charged or other notices not of general news value will be charged for at the rate of one cent a word. Money must accom pany copy in all cases. Livestock Day at Costal Plain Experiment Station One of the features of the Livestock Day at the Costal Plain Experiment Station at Tifton on Wednesday, April 10, will be five groups of steers fed out on five combinations of feeds. Practically all of the feed uked in the tests consists of home grown feed stuffs, Steer will be shown in the feed lots and from fields Os corn and velvet beans. Cattle will be on pastures of grasses and legumes. Os more than usual interest, according to Station officials, will be the veal herd. Native scrub cattle were bred to purebred bulls. Forty calves were dropped in February which shoulu be ready to market as veal calves in June. The results obtained thus far indicated this to be a promis ing farm enterprise in South G'orgia. A herd of purebred Polled Herefords will be shown. Many growers of livestock look with favor on cattle without horns, as this is considered an advantage under screw worm conditions. The Station has a herd of grade herefords which are bred to pure bred bulls for the production of calves to go on pasture and later fed out in the field and in feed lots. Visitors will have the oppor tunity of inspecting scrub herds, grade herds and purebred herds. Litters of Poland China and i Duroc pigs will be shown. These pigs are handled according to accepted swine sanitation methods. This is the second annual Live stock Day at the Coastal Plain Experiment Station. The meet ing last year was well attended and it is expected that repre sentative livestock growers will be present from counties through out South Georgia. The meeting begins at 10:10 A. M. Eastern Standard Time. Short discussions on beef cattle, hogs, pastures and feeds will be held during the morning. The entire afternoon will be devoted to inspecting the livestock and pastures. Dr. H.AMJThIS\ Optometrist & Optician \/ \ / ' / X ' Eyes Examined-Classes Fitted. I 505 C. & S. Bank Bldg. DUBLIN. GEORGIA Pure Cook Black root resistant Cotton Seed for sale. See CLEON BROWN 31*35 i More Power to the South!» Expecting record summer motor travel this spring and summer in the Southland, William E. Smith, president of the Standard Oil Company (Kentucky), has arranged immediate distribution in this region of a new kind of summer motor oil made by the revolutionary Clearosol Process. Mr. Smith Is shown here receiving from Miss Beatrice Drader the first can of the new oil to arrive by airplane. ANEW kind of summer motor oil refined by the Clearosol Proc ess, which has been called the most revolutionary development in the history of the petroleum industry, was announced today by W. E. Smith, president of the Standard Oil Company (Kentucky). The new Moblloil will be available through out this area this week. "The process ‘wasHes’ out carbon and gum forming Impurities from the crude oil," Mr. Smith explained. “As a result the oil is free from those weak and unstable elements which burn up with engine heat. Motorists will be able to drive far ther this summer and spend less in oil purchases. “The Clearosol Process developed by the Socony-Vacuum Oil Com pany Is really simplicity itself, al though it was discovered only after years of research by chemists and refinery engineers seeking a new way to improve lubricating oils to meet the demands of increased mo tor ear performance. Two cleansing fluids or solvents are used. One of Yum-Yum! Fish with Nut Sauce! FSH for Lent is commonplace, but fish with nut sauce is an event. The art of blending intriguing nut sauce flavors has been prac ticed and relished In Paris for years. At other crossroads of the world some noted chefs have art fully captured and popularized their own conceptions. Not by chance is the meaty Bra til nut used ns the basic ingredient, for ft imparts delightful chewy “substance,” both to the stuffing and the sauce. Delicately bland. , Brazil nuts blend well with other more stimulating flavors which en rich the natural juiees of the sea food. Quickly prepared, these recipes assure a delicious new taste sensa tion. Baked Stuffed Fish 1 three-pound fish 3 cups soft bread crumbs % cup coarsely (round Braxll nuts 1 teaspoon salt Pepper 4 tabteßpoctu melted butter 1 tableipocns lemon Ju 100 666 LjQUID-TABLETS-SALVE NOSE DROPS CHECKS COLDS AND FEVER FIRST DAY Headaches, Neuralgia, 30 minutes Pain Save* Many Live* Pain, in the light of scientific re search, is now seen to be a danger signal, alarming and terrifying, but a warning nevertheless that shields many 1 a life from destruction. WHEELER COUNTY them, cresylic acid, dissolves and settles the natural impurities pres ent in the finest crude petroleum. The other, propane, absorbs the valuable parts of the oil. Since pro pane is normally a gas and must be cbmpressed before It turns to a liquid, all of the valuable parts of the motor oil are retained and the propane is set free as a gas when the propane-oil mixture roaches rbom temperature. « “Tests in the laboratory and on the joad with the old-type oils showed that the engine valve cham bers were coated with gum after 100 hours of operation. Pistons were blocked and rings were stuek with muck. This gum anti muck was formed by impurities which the old type refining method by filtration or add treatment failed to remove from the crude oil. The new summer Moblloil has the highest resistance to gumming of any oil yet devel oped, because the impurities have been 'washed' out of the crude pe troleum by the action of the sol vents.” 3 small tomatoes Salt, pepper 4 onion rings Split and clean fish. Mix crumbs, nuts and seasoning, add two table spoons of melted butter and lemon juice and mix well. Stuff fish with mixture, sew split edges together and place fish on oven proof plat ter. Halve tomatoes, place around fish, sprinkle with salt and pepper and arrange an onion ring on each half. Pour remaining butter over fish and tomatoes. Bake in a hot oven, 450 degrees F.. about fifteen minutes, until fish is tender. Re move from oven and garnish with sliced lemon and parsley. Serve either with or without the follow ing sauce. Savory Fish Sauce 5 tAblcspoons chopped pickle 3 tablespoons chopped oUves 4 cup chopped parsley 3 tablespoons roasted Brazil nuts 4 cup mayonnaise H cup sour cream Mix all the ingredients together Serve with fish, soft shell crabs ar cold meat. LOST— Black mare mule—left my place Tuesday night, March 19th. this mule was last seen at White water creek bridge in Laurens county about 2 miles above line of Wheeler county. Liberal reward for returning or information leading to the re covery of same. Notify J. P. BRYANT, Alamo, Rt. 1. FOUND —Chevrolet tire and wheel. Owner may get same by identifying and paying for ad. Apply Eagle Office. ILE, ALAMO, GEORGIA Cereal Tips _____ By Barbara Brooks co’* TkO you know that delicious pastry U for pies and tarts can be made with corn flakes 7 Put 4 cups of corn flakes through a food grinder,using the fine cutter. Mix with one-fourth cup sugar, one-fourth cup melted butter and one-half teaspoon cinna mon. Brush pie pan with butter and line bottom and sides with the crumbs. When filling has been added hake in the usual manner. The next time you prepare Wal dorf Salad sprinkle bran flakes over the salad just before serving, in place of nut meats. The bran flakes supply an appetizing crispness to the texture of the salad, while their nut-like flavor goes perfectly with the diced apples. Science has shown that the sleep of adults was improved 6 per cent by eating a before-bed-time dish of corn flakes and milk to stave off hunger pangs. The sleep of children was improved 14 per cent by sub stituting a supper dish of the easily digested corn flakes and milk in place of a heavier main dish. Beauty Hints By Jane Heath IF you were not gifted by Nature with curly lashes and a ravish ing, starry-eyed look, don’t despair. There’s a clevei eyelash curler that will do the trick for you. Curved to fit the eye, it trains the lashes up ward with a gentle squeeze on the handles. Hold a few seconds—and presto! Another secret of the movie star’s dressing table is yours. Blue eye-shadow is the most pop ular color of the half dozen shades offered this season. When shaping eyebrows with a tweezer, never pull hairs out “against the grain.” Always pluck each hair gently in the same direc tion in which it is growing. What Vocation Shall My Boy Choose? By A. B. Clemens, Director, Mechanical Schools, International Correspondence Schools. We live in a changing world. Opportunities for success in the future will differ from those in the past. A young man’s wise choice of his life work may do much to determine success or failure. How shall he choose? f Ground Aviation FOR every aviation pilot in' the air there are four to six men on the ground who are necessary to keep the pilot aloft. These are the men who build the engines and planes, who check them and keep them in condition. * Through good years and bad, air mileage has steadily. increased. What the limits of this progress will be no one can now foresee, but as progress continues there is certain to be a constant increase in the need for skilled men on the flying fields and in the factories where the planes and engines are constructed. Few lines of work seem to offer better opportunities to the young man starting on his career. To be an aviation technician re quires both experience and techni cal knowledge. License require ments and other government regu lations have made it impossible for any but highly skilled men to suc ceed. These requirements, however, have broadened the opportunities for the young man willing to work, to study and to learn. The most direct start toward suc cess in this field would be getting a job as a helper dr apprentice in a plant where planes or engines are built, or in a shop at a flying field. If this is impracticable, the young man can get a start toward the ulti mate goal by obtaining a similar job in a shop where almost any type of high-speed internal combustion engine is built, assembled, or re paired. The job itself, whether in avia- ( tion or a field allied to it, will sup-' ply valuable experience, while the necessary technical knowledge can be obtained through rasdingJSd "Pigs is Pigs" AND CROPS ARE CROPS Yet they’re much alike at Feeding Time • Strange, isn’t it, to think of pigs and crops this way . . . but science presents more and more evidence every day to show that food requirements of animals and plants are much the same. Animals need vitamins. They could starve to death on chemi cally pure food. So could your crops,without v/ta/impur/t/es. Chilean Natural Nitrate sup plies the vital impurities—sup- plies them in Na ture’s own balance and proportion. These vital impuri ties are the rare elements — iodine, boron, calcium, I Ch s Sets n NATURAL NITRATE i THh OLD ORIGINAL SODA •How Does Your Garden Grow? 9 "THESE attractive young ladies are® Miss Frances Chapman (left) and Miss Aimice Pomeroy of Lithonia, Ga., photographed in Mrs. E. J. Chapman’s turnip garden. The bountiful garden is typical of those which were grown through out the State by Garden Club ladies CitY PressinG Cluß Always at your ser vice. Let us do your clean ing and Pressing. We do it cheap* We do it right. We also do alter nation and dyeing. All Work Guaranteed Work U. 0. D. W. H. BRAGG. PROP. Cotton Rats Live Outdoors The eotton rats of the South do not infgrt buildings. magnesium, lithium, stron tium, and many others. They’re all there, combined with nitro gen, to make your crops strong and healthy. Chilean Natural Nitrate is ideal for your crops. It is na tural, the only nitrogen that comes from the ground. For your own protection say “Chilean” when you order ni trate. Two kinds —Champion i who received donations of Amen -11 can nitrate of soda for their proj . ■ ects, through the co operation of The Agricultural Development Bu- ' I reau of the Barrett Company. Mrs. Chapman grew about 25 1 , varieties of vegetables and put up ■; 550 cans, not to mention 150 cans i) of orchard products. CITY BEAUTY SHOPP McRAE, GA. PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL OLD PRICE NEW PRICE JG.OOwave $5.50tw0 for $10.(0 5.50 wave 5.00 two for 9.C0 5.00 wave 4.50 two for 8.00 4.00 wave 350 two for 6 00 3.C0 wave 2.75 two for 5,C0 Haircut Shampoo Induced Shampoo Fingerwave 50c All Work Guar f ) <<<’. ROY C. SMITH Washington-New York Flights A daily flight between Washington and New York was inaugurated by the federal authorities In 1919. (granulated) and Old Style. They are both ^en uine. Both are natural. Both are Chilean. And both give your crops the vital impurities.