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FUTURE
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable
Improved Real Estate.
1854 Gales Street NE.
705 18th Street Sc.
707 18th Street Sc.
us 18th Street Sc.

BY virtue Of an order Of the District
Court Of the United States for the Dis
CO. BankGupt No. m sis4 s the S un6erssned eerased
TzF f he Es;PssSjye P5s%lSss S q iHgSsPHy
At oTHREE,IHIRTY o,cLock Pm.
BY ioi feet deep TO- to Graceiand @ ref' co9rt a5GHs
improved BY tWo;story and cellar brick
dwelling' No. 1854 Gales street ne; con;
two-story rear porches. h.-w.h. metal
Lot 81 in Square 1922, 1875 feet front by
- feet deep to l6-foot alley. improved
No S65 G5th Street ~ se.. Cont Containing iMa:iiRE six
ffont. and ttWo;story rear porehes IN in:
closed and finished on second floor. h.
~'n' GaiiS1zf IMMEPiaTEIy EeFaiSyY THEREAFTER
BY s., feet deep to a i6-foot alley, inn
fTfRs sans six NO fooms n9 full e stssft batb with S 0
in tub front and tw9-story rear porehes
h-" III fMMEbiArEh9 Shzl5ilR fa[9ssfH THEREAFTER
Lot b9 80 IN faef gsep oa feet front
dTelins No 5I5 I:th ,,,i street sss con.
gorches inclosed and finished on second
floor. NV h. built-in garage.
Terms Of Sale: Cash. deposit Of
$500 on each property required OF pur.
chaser at sale. Examination of title. con-
veyancing. recording. revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms
from day Of sale. otherwise trustee re-
serves the right to. resell property at
risk and cost of defaulting purrhs ser,
after five days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published in
Washington; D G or dsposit may be
trustee may avail himself of any iesal
or equitable rights against defaulting pur.
chaser. JOHN A. REILLY. Trustee
H. WINSHIP WHEATLEY, f''
Attorney for Trustee
1910 Vermont Ave. NV
ia 16 d&dbs exSu
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE, WELL-BUILT. GROOM
home; oil burner. recreation rm.; beautiful
suburban location: $500. Atlantic 2S1O.
1911 MADISON ST N.W-13 ROOMS.
two and one-half baths. maids room: 90
IT. front 200 It. deep; garages. all rented: :
large shade and fruit trees: grapes: good
garden flowers and Shrubbery; see to ap-
preciate. Open for inspection. OWNER.
Terms pa
2025 1st ST. NW.-$5. $50. OPEN FOR
inspection; large rooms and bath. h.-w.
heat. elec. refrigeration; Just been recon-
ditioned like new: 2-car garage; terms.
HILLCREST PROPERTY. 31st PL. AND w
ST. Se.-See these modern homes. ideally
located. unusually well constructed: owner
on premises. T. NJ. NOLAN. Lincoln O0S:..
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-LARGE NUMBER
OF DWELLINGS will be sacrificed to liquidate
estate. IRVING A. LICHTENBERG. at
torney. District 1441.
4O13 29th ST. Ne. MT. RAINIER: MD
eecrc am9 BATH b,cEsn Eas
coon: on lot 50xl50 price. $1,000 with
500 cash and terms. Open all day Sum
al
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ACREAGE EQR SALE

ACRE BUILDING LOT HIGH AND WOOD
ed near transportation; $3.50; terms.
McNAB Phone Falls Church 40S.
81 ACRES NEAR ALEXANDRIA. VA.
ideally located for a medium-class sub
division. Can be purchased for $3.50 per
9 years. Address Box 55-Z. Star ONCE.
30 ACRES. 9i2 MILES FROM WASHING
ton, with frontage of practically 4 900 feet
No. l Highway: splendidly located for
subdivision or tourist camp. This is q
real bargain at 5000 per acre. Address
Box 35-Z. Star Office
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BY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
THE LAWS OF the United States of Amer
lea governing the disposition of seized
property of the appraised value Of S5OO.OO
or less. as being subject to forfeiture un-
der the Internal Revenue Laws of the
United States, notice having been hereto
lore published as provided by law giving
thirty days in which to file claims. and no
Claims having been interposed and no bonds
given within the time specified notice is
hereby given. as provided in Section 3460
States. that al TEN O'clock AN. FEB
auction, for cash, a. the storage rooms Of
Avenue NE Wsshngton G. tosyns,
Of Columbia; Buick Coupe, Motor No:
Chevrolet Coach, Motor No. 75447: Chew
rolet Coupe. Motor No. 47429S9; Chevrolet
Sedan Motor No. 416Os5s: Chevrolet
Truck, Motor No 2362549: Chrysler Coupe.
No. Aa0Ss3o5: Ford Coupe. Motor No.
JS-4S11O: Ford Coupe. Motor No. 1s-
1976OO: Ford Coupe. Motor No. A237s07;
Ford Coupe, Motor No. A3536263; Ford
ROaSssT MOOT No No. Grssm
Paige sedan. Motor Motor No. ss9S4ssss5; Graham
bile Sedan. Motor No: s36s00: Nash Sedan.
tor No. Fl 349S: Pontiac Coach. Motor No.
P3530Ss: REQ Sedan. Motor No. A12s2T
H. J. SIMMONS. Investigator. Alcohol Tax
Unit, Treasury Department. Washington.
D, o. Dated January 10. 1897.
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S15.500.

EXCLUSIVE CHEVY CHASE.
A large. fully detached brick home OF
esr car eSraae. us; all perfectiy restored to new
house condition and priced only 2 little
more than half of what II recently sold
exclusive Chevy Chase. on . pretty lot
with abundance Of nice shrubbery. and
should By all means be seen without delay
4. n. HOOKER Metropolitan 3ea3.
IvontnA kse0 70 D. oRu AAAA0 oo8e.
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YOU CAN BUY
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

I HAVE SIOO.OO TO INVEST IN BUST
ness or investment property: prefer good
deal direct with owner and will pay all
cash. With reply, please state location.
income of property lease If any and mort
gage. Address Box 433-A Star oflce.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
50 $50.

Three exceptionally large bed rooms. l3,
II and lS IT. long; two complete baths.
finished .ttic. model kitchen. all gas ap-
pliances. insulated, weather-stripped. best
grade oak floors. large screened living
to stores. Phone Cleveland 1908 until 8
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
GROOM BUNGALOW.
nHA 0NNy nv ~ frvHnAE0

Seldom is it possible to acquire q beau-
tiful bungalow Of this type in that won.
north Of Bradley lane. Large living room.
dining room and kitchen and 3 nice size
bed rooms and bath; located on large
gear garage: close to transportation.
schools and stores. Do not miss seeing
this home. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Cleveland oR32 until q % m
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OFFICES FOR RENT,

LIE DROIT BLDG. sOO-sIO ST. NV
Large bright rooms suitable for Offices
or shops; SIS mo. and Up. Apply Rm. 10.
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MONEY 20 LOAN.

ROOMS, ON BALTIMORE BLVD. :
miles from District line: S:'5 per month.
with 10 acres. Call Lincoln 21O1.
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STORES FOR RENT.

$40 sth ST. N.W.-SUITABLE FOR SAND
Wich shop or any other business. Apply
$40 st. nv Room 10.
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SPECIALIZING
EXCLUSIVELY
FARMS FOR RENT.

Barr Bldg. Dist. 1921 or Adams 1O3
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Francis Scott Key Apt. Hotel,
Completely furn.; linens. silver Frigidaire:
day, week, month. National E426.
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ApARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

90 JOHNSON AVE. HYATTSVILLE, MD.
Two rooms kitchen and bath; half
square from car line.
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10th ST. HIGHLANDS.

81 .950-Between 18th st. bridge and
reservoir. Attractive 2-Story-and-cellar
brick. 81 rms. . baths h.-w.h. (oil burner,
cleo. screened; maids rm. in basement;
the best values that l have been privileged
to offer in this section west Of 10th st.
for some time.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
720 18th st. REALTOR. Natl. O753.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

kVOMS WITH bOAkO.
tContinued)
semi private bath; warm. well-balanced
meals.
BEAUTIFUL HOME-Large room for 2 or
Is; best food; very reasonable; available
Feb. l; large grounds. Wisconsin 4672.
1885 QUE ST. N.W.-Warm, comfortable
rooms; unlimited phone, showers excellent
meals; home privileges. Walking distance
1880 CONN. .AVE.-Single room; one
double room; beautifully. furnished; ex-
cellent meals; transportation at door. De-
1919 BELMONT RD.-Comfortably furn
double or single rooms: exceLent meas
valet service; reasonable. Columbia 49- l,
PRIVATE HOME; prefer employed mothes es
Walnut Wall :? 94ss-J. srii0'eA' leN
llo6. 10th ST NW.-Warm. single and ans
double front rooms: good home table; 700
month. District 1853.
1c11 VERMONT AVE NV. Thomas Cir
cle-Twln accommodations plenty heas'
hot water; best food: quiet. refined nome
1858 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Nicely fur
bath. Columbia O596. ~
LOVELY ROOM in refined Jewish home
for two; twin beds; excellent meals, GOOD
transportation. Georgia 500.
1874 MINTWooD PL. N;W:-.Attractliye tive
room in lovely. refined home; twin BEDS;
excellent meals. Columbia Sl19.
l4Ol 18TH ST N.W.-Few choice vacan-
cies in well appointed club; plenty baths.
reat AMI hot water: phones ir ell rooms;
free parking; dietician in charge OF din
ing room
l4O1 18TH NW-For . or 3; lst floor
front room; running water; phone; near
shower: selected menus; free parking.
WOODBRIDGE. 1921 gath St. n.e.--Large:
front rm:: suitable .. Good location & ioc l
Board il desired. Pot. O310-M
41@7 sth ST. N.W.-Double room. nicely
furnished: southern. exp. Nice home
cooked meals and pleasant surroundings;
priv. family. Columbia 925S.
1901 PARK RID. NV ladies. to share
large lst-floor room with congenial South
ern girl: free phone: good food adjoining
bath $50 each. Columbia 1899.
Mr. 18TH & COLUMBIA RD.-EXclusive
residence singles and doubles, connecting
living rm. and bedrm.; distinctive menu.
Adams 2642.
1901 PARK RID NW.-Single, double,
triple. S30-S40: detached house. Column
bia 1899.
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A brand-new 4-bed-room, 2-bath brick
home in an excellent NV. section. featur-
ing the best construction and appoint
ments yet the price Is remarkably low at
S1l.45O. First-fioor lavatory. automatic
heat screened living porch. furred walls
and brick garage. You owe it to yourself
to inspect before making q decision. For
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COLORED-FLATS,
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

sTx-RooM HOUSE. GARAGE. NICE
Option to buy. Give particulars Address
Box 51-B. Star ONCE. 19'
WANTED BY MINISTER, ADVENTIST
family to bed room nat or house; II
lease; situated close proximity General
Conference once, Takoma Park. Write At
once, stating terms. W. @. TURNER.
General Conference Once.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE MY EQUITY OF Sl2,500
tractive homes in Northwest Washington,
Rock Greek Park Estates. for small farm
or acreage near Washington. P. o. Box
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED-20 TO 30 ACRES WITHIN S
miles OF District line. Address Box
hob. Star Office 21'
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MONEY 70 LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service.
JESSE L. HEISKELL. Ills Eve st NV
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ond trust loans and chattel mortg2ge notes.
Also specialize in ref1nancing property
Call WARREN T. COTHERN, 913 N Y
ave. NV. National 7416. 20'
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

. OR 3 FURNISHED ROOMS IN WOOD
ridee. S35 or $40. Phone Pot. 1884. 2O'
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

fOU-1OVV uUWH.
S5.250-S55 mo-, iIc. taxes.
New SIS room houses. basement h.-w h .,
tile ba h; wood lot: 15-minute bus. Nc
elaine. :l00 Wilson blvd. Clarendon. Va.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

45OS 18th ST. N. Arlington Va.-Board
and room for two men. Is min. from
Washington; near ? car lines. bus lines.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

EDMONSTON. Md ARRANGED 2-FAM-
lily nat; gross yearly rental. $50: equity
$3.50: easy terms or trade for acreage.
Mont. or Pr. Geo. Co. Big select list in
and out D c. State what you have or wish.
N. E. RYON CO. 1916 N. Y. ave
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY wants to live
with congenial healthy and refined family.
Address Box 10S-B. Star Office
IN CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Room. private
bath. board; privilege of transportation.
Address Box 10S-B Star office.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
A TREMENpoUs BARGAIN IN

a TREMENDOUS BARGA1N IN
BATTERY PARK. MD
ST ] .000-People with vision and an eye to
saving will grasp this opportunity
quickly. This house sold formerly for
So 500 and carried first mortgage
of SE.. 500. Detached all-brick center
hall Colonial. on lot 15Xl50; rooms
Including upstairs den with fireplace
and maids room, 5 BATHS. big side
and rear pOrches oil heat 2-car ga
rage. House needs considerable repair,
but is SO cheap that it Is a real bargain.
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500.
EVENING PHONE CLEVELAND RSuo
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ST. GABRIEI'S.


400 BLOCK eth ST. Sc
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. elec.
in good condition: will rent for 81 so
convenient to Navy Yard. Call MR. GUIF
FIRE Met. 2S27. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
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Bargain; substantial all-brick dwelling.
center-hali type. overlooking beautiful
historic estate. best section; large lot.
heating plant 4 bed rooms 2nd floor: fln-
ished 3rd floor. Will be sold quickly.
Price, Sl5. 900 other bargains in George
town homes. $4,000 and UP. Call Mr..
Miller, BOSS e. PHELPS. Natl. $500.
EVENINGS Cleveland O112.
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$1O,750; 2 BLOCKS CATHEDRAL.
An English Colonial home of good archi-
lecture large living room with open fire.
place. attractive dining room. heated So
larium and weil-eQuipped kitchen on first
floor; there are 3 large bed rooms. bath
with shower and 2 closed sleeping porches
on second floor; the house Is in good condi
tion and 1t looks like new; located on we'll
Handicapped lot with one-car garage. Cost
present owner Sl4G5O
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

decorated and completely furnished: 5
rms, bath. porch 3 expos: quiet and con-
venient: S125: adults Columbia 5510.
No, EYE ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and private bath; Frigidaire; everything
furnished, suitable for 4.
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE WITH ANOTHER
attractive apt. in nv; reas.; refs. Adams
4565-J. ewes, 7:30-9:30. 49,
APARTMENTS+FUR -UNFURN.
Free car service. Best locations.
1910 Vermont ave, Room III. Nat. 1884.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

212O o ST. NV.
950-20-foot brick. T rooms "A bed
rooms): , sleeping porches. ] glass
inc!osed: house recently renovated: in
fine condition. viii sell on terms or
rent for $50 month. OPEN TODAY.
BOSS & PHELPS NATIONAL $500
OR DECATUR 2146.
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CHALFONTE,
1901 ARGONNE PL. NV.
2 rooms kitchen. dining room
and $3.50
24-hour Elevator and Switchboard Service.
Apply Resident Manager or
PHILIP P. PEYSER & CO..
1923 Investment Bldg. District 3140.
1863 HARVARD ST. NV.
Lovely apartment of three rooms.
kitchen. bath and porch. Refrigeration on
house current. Near 10Th and Columbia
rd Rent M
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CHEVY CHASE SPECIAL.
Observation-Disclosures

6-room bungalow. large attic beautiful
porch 2-car garage; on large lot. beauti-
fully Handicapped. Reduced from $500 to
$3.50 for quick sale. Call Met. 3772.
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APARTMENTS FURN. 6 UkFURN.
APARTMENTS UNFURNIShED

4-room apt. furnished or unfurnished
Phone Potomac 5540.
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The F'AIRF'AA,
2lOO MASS. AVE. NV.
Beautiful 1-roOm, din. .-kitch. and bath
apt. Living room equipped with Murphy
bed: bath has built-in tub and shower;
kitchen equipped with new stove, new
kitchen cabinet and new G. &. refrigerator.
Dinette has new dinette set. Venetian
blinds, lights and elec. refrigerator on
house current. Apt. newly decorated In
cluding scraping of floors; 24-hr. switch
board and Office service.
DINING ROOM IN BUILDING.
$3.50 per month unfurnished. Can
be had furnished If desired. Available
February /.
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dinner party, requiring dinner
gown. Women are dressing much
less formally than they did about
five years ago, when nearly every
body would wear evening clothes
to the theater. If you sail at mid.
night and some one gives you a
dinner party, dinner dress is more
appropriate than an eVenin g
gown. In this matter Of how many
dinner and evening gowns to take,
Miss Hudson believes that if you
go in a big boat, such as the
Normandie; three evening gowns
and two dinner costumes will be
enough. On smaller, less formal
boat, two evening gowns and one
dinner dress are enough. The eve
ming gowns will be much more
useful If they have Jackets. You
will need a lightweight evening
wrap, and one that is warmer.
AMERICAN ACCESSORIES
Take plenty of shoes and stock
ings, for you cannot buy either
satisfactorily on the other side.
French shoes will not fit American
feet, and the stockings are very
inferior. Be sure you have a hat
for every costume, though that
doesn't mean a different haiti
you have all your clothes keyed
to one or two colors, two or three
hats will do for your entire ward
robe. Hats are one thing that you
can afford to buy in Paris, by the
way, as they are grand there and
not toe expensive.
1t is unwise to buy clothes there
unless you have an enormous
amount of money to spend. The
cheaper clothes are practically i'm.
possible for Americans to wear,
are badly cut and badly made. The
furS are very bad-Should never
be bought, though WoolenS in Eng
land are good, and it's nice to buy
lengths for suits, coats, or skirts
and have them tailored in this
country. In Paris, the best buys
are in gloves, costume jewelry and
handbags, if you want to bring
gifts to your friends, or smarter
up your own wardrobe.
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tant days and events in the child's
career, such as birthdays, gradu-
atoms and so forth.
And godparents act as protec-
tors of the child in the case Of
death of either or both parents.
A child's godparents are init
mate friends of the parents. It is
seldom that relative is asked to
serve as godparent, but very occa-
sionally a distant relative is asked.
It is, however, taken for granted
that a casual acquaintance will
not be asked to serve in such an
important capacity as godparent.
The number of godparentS de-
ponds on the rules of the denomi-
nation of the church to which the
parents belong. Usually a child
has one godfather and one god
mother.
In some faiths a boy has two
godfathers and one godmother,
and a girl two godmothers and
one godfather.
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be definite. Again / declfne6
Then they suggested the brotheP
and I have . mock duel'r with
walking canes.
"The other girls father said
there was too much publicity to
the whole affair to meet his sp-
prevail and he thinks I've been
too attentive to his daughter
anyhow.
Neither Of these girls mean
anything to me, and I never
went any further than . little
moderate necking with either.
The trouble is I'm getting Q
laugh all round, and ! don't
enjoy being absurd
MODERN PARIS"
If you've got some nice old
aunt or uncle in the backwoodS
You can visit till this Judgment
Of Paris" affair blows over, it
might be a good thing to do.
Meanwhile, let me remind you
that q good many States have
thrown out breach Of promise
suits, and that even if the, young
observation-disclosures papa thinks
you've been too attentive, you're
not obliged to come across with
a wedding ring if the affair has
gone no further than you state.
If you haven't got the old aunt
or uncle, just stick around and
laugh with them.
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allows them to cook through be-
fore they become crisp. Have the
potatoes dry and, use no water and
this prevents the popping" OF
grease.
The meal is served on the
screened porch, buffet style, from
rosepoint dishes. There are always
wild flowers for decoration. Brown
eyed Susans and flamboyant
orange butterfly weed are an
early July choice.
Both ABE" and "Marg" have
convictions on the subject of cot
fee. Both of them enjoy this bev-
erage but most of all they like
the tantalizing aroma that fills
the air when coffee is boiled. So
on one corner of their stove is a
large coffee pot that provides gen.
erously for their guests.
Much time in cooking is saved
by using the pressure cooker.
This has been boon, not only in
summer, but also in winter when
appetiteS are ravenous. The whole
dinner can be prepared in the
cooker by special planning. +s3
One of their favoriteS is whole
roast chicken, but ham, Swiss
steak, and roast pork also can be
prepared in this. Small inset pans
make it possible to cook the vege-
tables at the same time.
ROAST CHICKEN
Here is the method for cooking
the roast chicken:
Choose a S or 6-pound chicken.
Prepare it in the usual way for
roasting. Stuff it and take out
the neck bone so that the breast
can be tightly skewered in place.
Then tie the wings flat to the
body Of the chicken.
Have the cooker over the flame
and melt in it some butter or
chicken fat. Place the chicken on
the bottom of the cooker and scar.
Turn so that all sides are Drowned.
Then add SeasoningS, and 2
tablespoons of water. Close the
cooker and allow to heat until the
dial points to IS pounds pressure.
Move to the side of the stove
where the flame is not so intense
and keep cooking at this tempera
ture for 80 minutes.
When the cooking time is com
pleted open the petcock, release
it slowly. When the indicator re
turns to zero, open the cooker
and you will have a thoroughly
cooked, juicy, tender chicken.
Next Thursday brings another
story on outdoor cooking. The
setting is nearby Washington ano
is on camp cooking with a car
opener.
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Having made an extended TRIP
around the world. stopping for
goodly visits in most of the inter
esting spots through which she
passed. having lived and worked
in Paris, and been there innumer-
able times otherwise, Miss Hudson
really knows, and keeps up with
life and fashions there. So she
is well able to advise US as to
what to take on a trip, and what
to wear at all times.
Suits are the order of the day.
for shopping, luncheon. and all
general wear 1t is cool in Paris,
even in summer, and you cannot
90 about in the simple prints that
we wear here. Furthermore, 1t Is
correct to wear a coat or jacket
at all times. So your spring tai
lored suit, or a new one Of the
tropical worsteds that are being
shown around town, will be just
right. Be sure you take along
plenty of blouses. Laundry is ex-
cellently done and not expensive
over there, so have no fear on that
score.
JACKETS WORN EVERYWHERE
For tea or cocktails, wear a
Jacket suit or a dress with coat.
You will find plenty Of use for a
dressmaker type of coat. as well as
the tweed which you will need on
board ship. This coat should be
in a plain dark color, and furred
or injured, as you prefer.
For the theater. street clothes
are worn, unless you've been to a
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