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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-23
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
 YOU CAN MAKE
Housewife Preparing Her Choicest Recipes for
 Gift Basket
A PRACTICAL GIFT
BY MARIE CLIFFORD (DcDartment of Food Economies Arvnour and COmDany1


 Armour and Company With the practical trend of the times, the homemaker is selecting her choicest recipes and preparing ] delicious packages for the forum. ate ones whose names are on heI | Christmas list. There Is something about a gift from the kitchen which makes it a finer expression | of the spirit of Christmas. Anc | there is no better way to become enthused over Christmas Giving than to spend few hours in tho kitchen preparing and baking fav' orite foods.
 Fruit cakes, cookies and candiei have long been appreciated gifts but have you thought how grate full friends would be for othel gifts of this type. A whole han nicely wrapped would be a mos acceptable gift, and 1t can be pur' 1 chased already packaged in an at | tractive green Christmas Box. Or if you preferred you could pre- pare it following some favorite re- cipe and enclose the recipe with the ham. Another ham gift that can be purchased already cooked is an over baked fruit decorated ham, which also is packed ready to be presented as a Christmas Gift.
 Your favorite meat loaf. pie cake or any other food which is nicely packed and wrapped would meet with much favor, but be sure to include your recipe with the gilt so that the receiver may be able to produce the gift during the coming year.
 The following are gifts which you can prepare in your own kitchen:
 SPICED BAKED STAR HAM
 12-lb Fixed Flavor Star, Ham
 teaspoon mustard
 leg cup brown sugar
 leg teaspoon paprika
 1-2 cup vinegar
 rcd apples
 Whole Cloves
 Wash and dry a Fixed Flavor Star Ham. Place in roaster. fat side up, cover bottom of pan with hot water, about 1 quart. Cover roastef and bake in a slow'or 300 degrees r oven. allowing not less than 21 minutes to the pound. When more than half done remove the rind. Sprinkle the fat surface with mustard and paprika. add the vinegar to liquid in pan and con tinue cooking. basting frequently. About 3-4 hour before serving sprinkle fat surface with brown sugar, dot with whole cloves. Plac- ed the washed and cored apples around and continue making un- covered without basting. Interior temperature of hame when done should read, 15S degrees F. Serves 16 to IS.
 MEAT LOAF
 lbs hamburg steak
 CloverbloOm Egg 1-2 onion, chopped
 green pepper, chopped
 IA cup Verlbest Eyaporated milk
 . = 1.4, cup water ,w.a,v. v.,.., ,,,g,- | cup bread crumbs
 ? tablespoons chopped pars-
 ley
 teaspoons salt
 1-2 teaspoon pepper E Have the meat chopped fine, mix 1t thoroughly with the unbeat- en egg, bread crumbs, seasonings and liquid. Form into fiat loaf and fry in hot drippings until well Drowned, about 15 minutes. Re move to a well greased baking plate or baking pan, and lay strips of Fixed Flavor Star Bacon over the meat. Place in moderate oven, $50 degrees F., and complete cooking. allowing 45 minutes. Serves G.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-23
Pudding OF Bread
 Crumbs Inexpensive

1-2 cup dates. chopped
 1-4 cup citron, chopped
 1 cup raisins
 cup molasses
 1 cup evaporated milk
 tablespoon vinegar
 2 cups flour
 1 teaspoon soda
 teaspoon cinnamon
 1-2 teaspoon cloves
 Mix bread crumbs, suet. nuts. fruit and molasses. Add milk, that has been combined with the vine- gar. Sift flour. then measure. Re- sift with soda, cinnamon and cloves into first mixture. Pour into well greased pudding molds and steam 25 minutes for individual molds and 45 minutes for large molds. When ready to serve, reheat in steamer and serve with Harj Sauce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-23

the many plum puddings you know.
 And. we are told, this is one of the few of which every one can manage large helpings, even after an elaborate holiday meal. You will find the dough has a honey comb texture between the fruit ideally right. The vinegar, soda and evap0rated milk combination helps to produce lightness not ordinarily found in plum pudding
 PLUM PUDDING 1 cup bread crumbs
 1 cup suet, chopped cup nuts, chopped
 1-1 cup figs, chopped
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-23

Czechoslovakia's largest wheat crop has reduced it's present im- port requirements to about b50.- 900 tons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-23

W E N TT R ELY
 un qu Q plum
 pudding made
 of bread crumbsl
 Rich and light and inexpensive -those are the qualities { h a { distinguish this cf DC among
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-23
Christmas Tart
 in Many Forms Serving of Christmas
 Goodies Is Ancient Yuletide Custom

The Christmas pie of little Jack Horner has been endeared to childish hearts for generations. And who in the more adult realm of dining has not envied that snug infant the joy of sticking In his thumb and pulling out plum!
 Envy no more! For the Christ mas tart-in any of its nuremous iforms--takes rank with the Christ mas pie as the rarest of holiday treats.
 It is an ancient Yuletide custom,
Evening star., 1932-02-29
QUICK FACTS ABOUT vILAMIks
and their importance in your diet

The term "vitamins" designates group of sub
distinct in their function from protens, car
bohydrates fats and mineral salts
They have food value in themselves they do
not in themselves supply energy or build tissue. Yet
they are absolutely essential for growth and health
Without them our bodies cannot properly lyassimilate
or use the foods we eat.
While vitamins widely distributed by Nature
that is in properly matured perfectly fresh natural
(raw) foods-they are not always present. in full
strength in these foods they reach your table
Premature harvesting storage transportation over
long distances to market and cooking in the pres
ence of air las your kitchen stove) all impair the
vitamin content of foods.
The two best ways of making sure that your diet
contains an adequate supply ofvitamins are:
1Eat wide variety of fruits vegetables, fish, milk
and other foods known to be good vitamin
sources;
2.Assure yourself that every possible and praei-
cal Preoaution has been taken to bring these
foods to your table "viramin- protected.
Evening star., 1932-02-29

IN Which Vltam1nS are natur.
ally present are "vitamin-pro-
tected''. No new mark to look
for-just the familiar red DEL
MONTE shield ldyouknowsowell.
Equally important, this safe
guard costs you nothing exual
DEL MONTE Foods are ex-
tremely low in price for the
quality they bring you. Ask for
DEL MONTE Foods by name.
Serve them often-and be sure
of maximum value, whenever
you buy!
Biochem. J., II, 4lo (1o23). sind. Eng.
Chem, 20, 2o2 (192s). sind. Eng. Chem,
70, 1864 (193l). -J.Agr. Research, Al. 81
(193o). ''The Vitamins" Sherman & Smith.
p. l91 (1ss1).
Evening star., 1932-02-29

AT the top of this page is the important list of
foods DEL MONTE has ever printed.
Each of these foods-in its finest raw state-has
one or more of the vtamins so essential in modern
diets Each of them should contribute to the health
and welfare of your family.
But remember this-you can't take vitamins for
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For vitamins are easily lost! They are as elusive
as flavor itself No matter how fine the food to start
these health-promoting elements may not reach
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Because of this fact, DEL MONTE offers YOU a
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How DEL MONTE methods protect mtamins
Oxygen is the foe of vitamns just as it is of flavor
When you cook raw foods at home, even in COW
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cred contaner the oxygen of ar is always present.
Certain vitamns are lost
Before DEL MONTE Fruits and Vegetables are
cooked the air is drawn or exhausted from the can.
The can is sealed alright 1t has been scientifically
established that such methods, impossible in your
own kitchen, effectively prevent most ofthe vtamin
loss which occurs in cooking at homes
But there are still other dangers fvtamin loss just
as important to guard against even more diff
cult to overcome.
Experiments have shown for instance, that vita
min values may vary as much as 1oo32o 6etween diff
terent brands of the same canned product What
makes this difference?
Here are some of the conclusions drawn from
actual feeding tests:
First-The vitamin content of fruits is highest at
the point of perfect rpeness The vtamin content of
vegetables is highest while these foods young and
tender Unless fruits and Degetabes are harvested at
just these points, it is impossible to be of all the
health-promohng Valaes these foods should have.'
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ness, the most careful inspec-
tion-as we'll as resources such
as are enjoyed by few Gamers.
That is why DEL MONTE
is also able to promise this
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worlds best producing dis
uicts, DEL MONTE offers you
special assurance of "vitamin-
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uct is picked-specid assurance
that vitamin loss from slow or
Evening star., 1932-02-29

Second Fruits and vegetables start to lose vtamns
as they picked. EOen the matter of hours
between harvesting and canning therefore makes
difference in pitamin content Speed in canning is
essential
AS you can see, the requirements of "vitamin-
protection" are therefore far more exactng than the
requirements of ordinary canning. "Vitamin-pro-
tection" calls for extraordinary skill at every single
step in the canning process greatest watchful
Evening star., 1932-01-21
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PLAY JAZZ IN 20 LEssONs-Piano. banjo
sax. etc. Free lessons If you buy instTu-
ment: terms. Christensen School, 7l8 llth
NV. Dist. 1878. Haw. guitar free. Booklet
FRENCH-PRIVATE LESSONS AND TU-
torinR Reduced rates to groups. 1850
Girsrd st. NV. Col sle4-J. 25'
WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN MONEY AND
positions are as scarce as they are today7
Boy6s Intensive SecretArial Business Courses
places thousands annually. Play SAFE, get
the btst instruction and sood position
throur Boyd's. Ressonshle rates. Est Is
Eeeretarial School 1888 r at. Nat. 733a.
Evening star., 1932-01-21

Far from this scene the mysterious stranger swim
ming the dismal waters on the swampy outskirts
of Pal-ul-don was waiting the onrush OF the am
phibian monster. 1t seemed useless to him to pit
his puny knife against this frghtful creature but
he not willing to give up without struggle'
ing above him Quick as a seal he dove, and turn
ing upon his back plunged his blade into the so1t
belly as the hurtling creature passed swiftly over
him
Evening star., 1932-01-21

With powerful strokes he swan beneath the water
some distance before coming to the surface. Then
he saw the monster writhing and thrashing about,
and screaming shrilly it expired After two
hours of crossing the clingng mud he dragged him.
self onto the soft grassy bank. He found clear
pool washed rested and cleaned his weapons. Then
he sought again the spoor he was following. Up
and down he searched carefully. If he did not find
it, he knew his Journey, full of hardships, had
ended in failure.
Evening star., 1932-01-21
BY WILLARD

EamsanosS On HASA RnssAS.
Evening star., 1932-01-21
wANTED-SALESMEN.

MEN AND WOMEN to sell houses, bldg. lots.
acreage, also TO rent houses. Must oWr hn-
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ySANTED-sALESMAN WITH CAR to es-
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Prince Georges County; steady workers can
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annual business many established for years.
Reply Immediately. giving age. occupation.
references Rawleigh Industries, Dept DC
At. Chester, Pa.
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BRIDGE-CONTRACT OR AUCTION.
Certified Teacher-OfhCial System.
1855 Euclid st Adams 10462.
Evening star., 1932-01-21

After awhile they joined another body OF warriors
who had more prisoners from her tribe 1t was a
raiding party from Ho-don city, after slaves. This
was no unusual thing, Pan-at-lee knew for many
of her friends and relatives had thus been carried
into slavery She knew too, and this gave her hope,
that sometimes prisoners escaped from the cities
of the hairless whites. Presently from her captors
conversation the girl learned that she was headed
for A-lur the CITY of Light.
Evening star., 1932-01-21

CHEVROLET COACH, ls2s-ciean and ex-
ceflent every way; carefully driven; sl4V
Esa Mrs. Hos,ston. MAI r q. nm.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

IS ONE-HOUR LESSONS COMPLETE EASY
course telephone switchboard operating; en-
roll now, prepare to make new year advan-
IT, geous oxford Bldg, l4th and N. Y. ave.
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT: EASY
parking; cars furnished. Call FOSTER tOld
ReliableD, Met. 1909. 644 st. Sw. 24'
TUTORING BY COLLEGE GRAD. ALB. DE-
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subjects rates. Wis at GARFIELD. CleV.'
$685.. ~
LEARN GOOD BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE
Mabelle Honour School tEstab. 1919. New
day, eve. classes now forming. MabeHe
Honour Bldg. 1925 NJ H, ave. End and 3rd
floors. Sls 18th st NV. "
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING TAUGHT. Eff
GENT INSTRUCTOR. FOR APPOINT
MENT CALL ADAMS 2see. 22'
BR1DGE-CoNTRACT OR AUCTION.
Certified Teacher-OfhCial System.
1855 Euclid St Adams 10462
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
START NOW; 1oS DISCOUNT IF EN-
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MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
657 EARLE BLDG.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Clerk promotion, statistical clerk, editorial
clerk. The Civil Service Preparatory School,
Evening star., 1932-01-21

AS the Ho-don warriors closed upon her, Pan-at-ee
drew her knife, and fought like raging tger-cat.
They sought to capture her unharmed but she was
only subdued by their overpowering numbers Even
after they had taken her knife she scratched and
bit until it was necessary to tie her hands, and
faSten bit of wood between her teeth. Refusing to
walk, they dragged her along by her hair until she
finally came with them though still as defiant as
her bound wrists and gagged mouth would permit.
Evening star., 1932-01-21
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BARGAIN PRICES if you act now. Car
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etc. We please all White. Adams 9o67-J.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
Wash. Mattress Co. 3l9 L st. s.W. Nat. 6679.
BEDDING RENOVATED, springs. mattresses.
cred. Ideal Bedding Co, 672 II W Nat. 4094
BEDDING OF all kinds renovated and stertl-
ized by process approved by Health Dept,
Bedding Co. 2215 5th st: ne. Decatur 0755:
BEDDING RENOVATED AND STERIL1zED
AMERICAN BEDDING CO.,
4th AND BRYANT SITS. NE. POT. s1a1.
BOILERS, FURNACES cleaned and repaired
CRATE bars; ASBESTOS covering Crown Fuel
Service. 9l7 llth st NV. Dist. 1922
MISUNDERSTANDING; fences built; floor
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doors, windows calked. Brining, 1853 Taylor
NV. Ad. 1924.
CARPENTER, Scandinavian, rs years exp.
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CARPENTRY, painting, plastering, paper
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no JOB too small; 24-hour service. V. L.
msley. Adams 1896.
CHAIR CANEING-.PpGftTne4na .pftn4ao. r0okeFs 0GkeT.
s.ering. Armstrong, 1898 10th NV Met, 2o62
Fl IE(TPIC wiring and nxtures; any
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ELECTRIC WIRING.
81 sixITo9m room. house complete with fixtures,
Co. 8l9 Upshur st. ny Col. 1891. 1.
FLOOR WORK, every description, reas.;
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machines rented. L. T. Folk, Clev. 0528.
FLOORS of all descriptions sanded and
Earle Jordan, Lincoln 5765. (White.)
HEATING PLANTS, REPAIRS, by experts
Guaranteed work at low prices; terms to
suit. Security Heating Co. Atlantic 1928.
HEATING & PLUME BING.
2 OR 3 YEARS EASY PAYMENTS
BUDGET PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
SIR ST. NE LINCOLN 1O3l7
HEATING AND PLUMBiEG-New and re-
pairing; oil burners included; reasonable
terms. 227 9Th st. ne. Lin. o272.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
Papering, painting, carpenter work, plumb
ing, heating. Special prices on all work to
keep our men working during the Winter;
no cash necessary, one to three years to
pay. Quality workmanship at reasonable
prices guaranteed. Phone The Capitol He Home }
st, NV.
KEYS-Duplicate keys, rs cents; made
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122lM New York ave. NV. Met. a006.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
NE IMPROVEMENTS.

Continued
M0VTNC-Expe furniture and piano.
4'A A4>N hauling and delivering.
Call BARRETT. Met. 3175. 20'
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
Special prices this month on papering
painting, plumbing. heating, plastering. car
pentry, electrical wiring, and general house
repairing: on our small monthly payment
plaa-frst payment begin beginnTg EepFgs5g
Met o854 1909 9th St NV: n.w:---------
NO CASH REQUIRED FOR
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
BEGIN PAYING MARCH list.
Estjmatss Af Lev cSes5t9II2 e. s. MI9ntd9iiys diyen
PAINTING TISc GcP+ASTERIGNG' b@dTISG
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coNTINEFTAT iTr H1ME iMPR0yEMENTo S1R4H loss 60
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special prices this month; best materials; all
work guaranteed. 8. D. Lopatin, Adams 534O:
PAINTING, PAPERING-I do my own work; work;
Metz any time Col. 0396. 23'
PAPERING ROOMS, IS up; prompt service;
painting. Roy White 1924 Gales st. ne.
PAPERING, PAINTING AND PLAsTEeING;
reasonable prices and self workmanShlo
PAPERING PAINTING and floor. scraping
open day and night; terms II desired. Key
stone Decorating Co.. Inc, 354l 14th st. NV.
Phone Adams 1874.
PAPFRHANGING-Goo work guaranteed; :;
rooms scraped dry, cracks filled. $7.45. 1882
samples. Spigel Decorating Co, Col. O043 27s
PAPFRHANGING, plastering; rooms papered:
low as s5 neat. clean work by experiences
mechanic. Baitz sol Irving NV. Col. 1889.
PAPERHANGING = First-class paperhanging
done at once. 81 so average room. including
paper; work guaranteed. Call Col. 1856. 23'
PAPERHANGING-Room pspsred. IS and
up. Estimate fur. Work guaranteed. A.
George, 2l2s 18th st. n.w.. Apt. ]. Dec 4l4s
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING
Rooms papered, IS up; bath, kitchen
painted. SIS up; floors Sanded and refints1ed
reasonable. Earle Jordan, Lin. 5765. White
ROOFING-tGutteIrins:: spog'tinf{ n{np paint
pairing; reasonable. Ajax, Roofing Co.. No.
1914. day, night. 2o38 18th st. NV.
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Absolutely No Cash Required.
Pay AS Little AS $500 Monthly.
Painting. paperiEg. plumbing, plaStertng'
heating, electrical wiring, roofing, cementing,
carpentering, weather stripping, garages.
Estimates cheerfully given free.
The GENERAL CONTRACTING co.
927 NEW YORK AVE.
TELEPHONE DIST. 5082.
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- producers Give age and complete De
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WANTED-1O HIGH CLASS
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

lady OR MAN AND WIFE, ambitious. for
travelling; conditional guaranteed income
and expenses. See Mrs. King at once, Metro
politsn Hotel. Room 265. ~
PERMANENT PLACE for European couple,
settled, no children. German Or Swiss pre-
ferrec man TO care for car and gardens and
help wife with heavy houSework: wife to
cook and do ell other houSework for family
OF two Address Box 2S6-J, Star ONCE.
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CHAIR ChNERS-Au hand caneing. Must
he well experienced. Pay Sl.00 apiece ana
Furnish the cane wanted. Call at once.
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PARLOR OPERATOR, all around
experienced in all branches; steady position
706 18th St NV ~.
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furniture and piano;
-'A ~ A4>N' hauling and delivering.
Call BARRETT. Met. 3l75. 20s
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CASHIER WAITRESS be able to make
breakfast orders; S25 cash security required.
Call between and p.m., GA H st. ne.
GIRLS! Get out of the rut, learn beauty
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HOUSEKEEPER STEWARDESS, energetic,
hotel experience. competent to manage help
planning appetizing and balance menus; &C
companying references; salary desired, with
meals and room as part compensation state
educational qualifications Address Box 2s7-J,
Star Office
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required Only those willing to work hard
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HELP WOMEN.

APPRENTICE for beauty shop. 1000 Conn.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
OLIVER CHILLED PLoW. NO. 40. FINE
conoltlcn. $40 or will exchange for two
horse .plow. Larse 5-year-old COW. milk
ing; $50, or will exchange for chickens. or
VIII exchange corn for oats. Wood for sale.
brood Sows and one boar, inoculated. 5000
Top soil, $8 per ton delivered now or later.
Free deIivery by our own trucks, rs miles.
Met 4487. to 5 pm
WELL ROTTED COW MANURE, 81 per 100
10. sack. sacks for IS: delivered Glen
hurst Dairy, Bethesda, Md
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS EXCHANGE has A-1-cookS. maids
by day. week. month; rel. IN
yestigated. Decatur 1851. 1887 18th nv:
js29s
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Special prices this month on papering,
painting, plumbing. heating. plastering. car
pentry, electrical wiring, and general house
repairing: on our small monthly payment
plan-first payment beginning February.
1882; free estimates. HOME DECORATORS,
Met 0854. 1909 9Th st. NV.
The Washington times., 1932-03-14

some very interesting novel
ties, corded or ribbed silks,
for instance, and woods will
be very smart, but will have
a limited acceptance in our
mild Washington climate.
All the silks are smarter if
they have a perfectly dull
surface, and woods have an
unusual or interesting text
ure. Blues will lead the field
for color, with black next,
nearly always trimmed with
contrasting color, beige and
tangerine tying for third
place, and a few browns and
greens thrown in. Prints
will again be good, but in
new and unusual patterns,
distinguishing them from last
years dresses. COmbina-
tions of two or more colors
are as good as ever, and
prints are smartest when
they are combined with
plain colors.
Wool dresses have become