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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

bed in good condition. Apply 1926 Quincy
st. NV.
BEDROOM, twin beds. beautiful mahogany
s sp99 9Ssfo beds The This orfna
must be worth 5000; Z pieces comprise
,he suite. rs rsre beauty viii charm YOU.
4sss llSS i4th f' st. NV. Georsia s4ss. ''''De'
sps4Msi sspIe Or mahosans We EAf HAVE HrM"tslE di
Buy s0s as few % pieces as gSsH You ike fs but DON
DELAY inspecting this beautiful selection
just say "charee it, Our deferred pay
Open Open ' evenings. Green Furniture, $500
Georgia ave Georgia 22o3.
BEDROOM SUITE. S-pc walnut. excellent
condition; reasonable. Call Woodley 1923.
BEDROOM SUITE. honey maple. 3 pieces.
closeout. $3.50. Ideal Bedding Co.. 622
E ST. NV
BEDROOM SUITE, childs, 8 pieces; $40.
1885 Lamont st. NV.
BED-DAVENPORT, Karpen. excellent con-
dltion. Atlantic 400, Apartment 3l1, eve
nings.
BEDsPREAD, hand crocheted ribbed
Mt. Rainier. Md,
Trsde RiH eh ms .,anped. me- GEoRGETowS BICYCLE
SHOP, 1911 Wisconsin ave Michigan oloo.
BICYCLE. Boys: complete equipment;
haanly h1snsb ya Ssed. d W Bargain ''o' BROAD
BICYCLE, Eagle. sl5 new tires excel
lent cond. Phone Lincoln 1881. Mon. eve.
BICYCLE. boys. 2s-inch: fine condition;
Sl2. 10 Prince George ave, Takoma PARK
price SO. Decatur 1861.
BICYCLE, 20 inch, boys. practically new:
$40. 1903 Newton st. NV. Adams 49a3-W.
BICYCLES la,; good condition 81 each.
BILLIARD and POOL TABLES PING PONG
Conn. SO 9th St. NV District 4711.
BLOWER, Zig, with all controls; for con-
verting domestic boiler to burn buckwhea t
coal; very reas. Emerson 4117.
BLOWER and M. H. control. SIS, Ho-
BLOWER. buckwheat, months old com
plete with controls; reasonable. Dupont
4742 or 1917 Taussig pl. ne.
BOILER, excellent. Richmond. round, hot
water. 242O-W, for six-room nome; IN
| staling oil unit: bargain. Randolph 369? :
BOILER hot-water. eIicient; heats seven
room house; condition excellent, 30. II
Longfellow st. nW." " IL
BOILER (Columbia). steam or hot water.
trois: VI old: SIS Wisconsin 54ao.
BOOKCASE-DESK, kitchen sink new,
double coil spring. other things. Phohe
Dupont U3s4.
BOOKS Encyclopedia Brittania. eleventh
edition. twenty-nine volumes; India paper
in perfect condition; so, Geo. 0566.
BOOKCASES Colonial mahogany, Globe
Wernike Two stacks, child's crib, mattress.
1894 Cumberland st. Emerson 1919.
BOTTLES lars Jugs. crowns corks. caps
any size Southeast Bottle Supply Co.
133 1lth st Sc. Line. 10247.
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LAMPS. set of three ~ indirect lamps
Student. Junior and table at the amazing
price of S9.95 for the set. Mir Green says
a customer, SO come early, open per SS everS ~
evening. charge it." Green Furniture.
3hnN CInnrria EenrnLa nn.l2
Evening star., 1939-09-17

HOT-WATER HEATER, kerosene under
writers approx, Florence Cost So. 81 ghty
used. $3.50 comp. Tank, S215. At 5S5.
Evening star., 1939-09-17

INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, hos
pltal beds and commodes; new and uSsd
all styles reduced prices Will rent: also
folding chairs. United States Storage Co.
4lS 10Th ST u Met 1S4H
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HOT-WATER FURNACE Argo FOR or
rm. house, in excellent condition: Teas
Adams 1543. H1O9 Wooclev I'd n "
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REPAIRS 3 SERVICE.
GENERAL, REMODELING,

FURNACES CLEANED, oil or coal: made
| air tight, scales removed: more heat, less
| fuel. Repairing: 25 yrs. exp. Woodley 81 "a.
Evening star., 1939-09-17

GAS RANGE. 81 piano $40: bath tub. s.
~; springs. So studio couch, SIS Corona
typeNrlter new. 500 Al 5lon-L
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GAS RANGE, Quality; fully insulated
oven heat control white porcelain; sacr4-
nee. Adams 655U
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GARAGE DOORS replaced or converted
with modern overhead hardware Fns ne
| John j. McPhaul North 6".3
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GRASS SEED AND PLANT FOOD.
lbs Of each, both for 81 90 with This
Star ad SPECIAL MONDAY ONLY. Reg
Grass Seed is, fresh stock. fast sroW.na
and antL-weed. Free delivery Phone
orderS At 14oO. Tear out Coupon now
HECHlNGER co RTC, STOPEc
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

MAN, col. neat appearance. desires posi-
tion, janitor. caretaker; handy with tools;
ref. character and ability 1897 I st. NV.
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DRESSES evening and street: suits. sweat
ers. skirts. shoes. hats. SOC to So: black
winter coat 81: teal blue cost, fur sleeves.
cost S1UO, sell S25. Phone Emerson 6SS3.
Evening star., 1939-09-17

GAS STOVE Maeic Chef new, white
enamel Norge refrIgerator kitchen e. b.
net: reasonable. 444 Emerson ST NV
Evening star., 1939-09-17

GAS RANGES Several new tabletop
models being sold for storage Come 10
Terminal STORAGE Co, Isl and sts. ne
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ELEC. REFG used. G. E.; GU. #. and
> Gu. IT.; Frisidare. Al condition two
new electric dishwsshers: bargain. Call
Monday. Oxford 25f5. 3l3l Wilson blvd,
Evening star., 1939-09-17

MIMEOGRAPH Edison-Dick 7sa, auto
matte feed. Cost $50 S22 so stand Used
daily. First S23.50 Att 5s5@.
MODEL-T TRUCK. ! ton, stake body,
good condition; $50. Fred FreiWald 491S
Columbia pike. Arlington, Va
MCSHERS S BIBELOT. blue boards, like
MARYLAND ave
Evening star., 1939-09-17

GAS STOVE, Fire King, excellent corditior.
sl4; teacher desk, SO. Choice pieces Of
Whlte emma Tor decorating, $50 worth fo-
~ 80 Columbia 466S-J
Evening star., 1939-09-17

HEATING EQUIPMENT-We have a num-
per OF used coal furnaces hot-Water stor-
age tanks. aquaStatS and thermoStats all
IN excellent condition, and offered al sac
rlhce prices. This equipment has been
removed from private homes where Dc CO
oil burns have been installed For m
formation, call Mr.. Craun at Dupont 1900.
Evening star., 1939-09-17

URNIIURE--Beautiful Piedmont sofa IN
brocatele down cushions; bareback
pendale hlghboy. chest OF drawers. All
| solid mahogany; vanity, mirrors, end
tables. GIYng up apt: first reasonable
ADJ BIZ
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AEROPLAkES,

SELLING AERoNCAs. still have Cub. new
tires, upholstery cables, bolts. ferrues,
windshield. shockcord: sacrifice, S545.
Capitol Airport Bladenburg, Md Green.
Evening star., 1939-09-17

ELECTRIC RANGE, high grade. beautiful
all porcelain. automatic. cooking burners,
r,-h oven. Bargain. S25 All 1852.
ELECTRIC RANGE. old style, modern. eff
cient burners, oven: beach. modest home
S315 $40 Ridge rd sc Dealer
Evening star., 1939-09-17

MAN. young, colored, would like Job as
chauffeur; experienced; references. De-
catur 3r:1
Evening star., 1939-09-17

'12 " 81. NV, OUR ONLY SALESPOOti.
DIST. 1871. Open Ewes. Until q Pm
GAS RANGE. cream and green 4-burne!S
taDie top' excellent condition, S25. o@s}I;
9TH st. NV Georgia .!fIJ
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DRESSERS ] walnut. l mahogany vanity;
| couch, mattress; drapes. green, new. Co.
lmbia 4Ol4 Sunday and evening.
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with blower and all controls; also auto
matte gas water heater. Georgia 1895.
( 5522 lSt st ne
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DRESSES. suits shoes hats. 10c to 50;
mans suit. large; gas range. la-gallon jars.
LIB Clifton Il "
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NEAT COLORED GIRL wishes g.hw. OF
day's work no Sunday; city references.
Col oS45
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FURNITURE-Good used furniture for
entire apt. includes beds, studio couches.
dresserS chests of drawers rugs, sofas,
all types of chairs. large gas ranges,
must sell at once for low price; no dealers.
see resident manager. the Fulton Apt,
Evening star., 1939-09-17

BOARDING HOUSE. 18th St: II rooms
baths, oil heat: very beautiful; a real
bargain at SLIGO: terms. Leta Lister
Adams 6623 or Adams 9440.
WANTED TO BUY. convalescent home, no
brokers' Call Dist 81 30
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RESTAURANT good whisky business busy
corner small overhead; net yearly profit
over $4,000. JOS Hollander, 80, Tower
Bldu Met 1Sl3
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FURNITURE-Going out of business every
thing must be sold REGARDLESS of cost: 90
per cent new, high-class living room and
dining room suites, bedroom suites, rugs.
beds, springs, mattresses, tables, Office
furniture
NEW YORK rIIRNITuRE EXCHANGE
Evening star., 1939-09-17

FURNITURE-Studio couch arm chair.
wardrobe, small rugs, lamps, bedding. linen;
also ANTIQUES. No dealers. Dup. 1859.
FURNITURE-2-piece living room suite,
vanity dinette set. 6412 9th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Breaking up housekeeping.
Piano, studio couches, chair, dresser. lamp,
writing desk. Reasonable. Dupont 1856,
Ext. 209 1916 18th st. NV. Apt. 400
FURNITURE-We have on hand a very
nice and attractive lot Of almost new fur
niture at large saving. We advise you to
come early. as this furniture will 20 fast
at these prices; Just Few OF our par
gains: Ape. walnut bedroom suite, S39. 90:
pr. high poster solid-walnut twin beds with
coil springs, $4,000: 3-pc. waterfall bed
room suite, like new. $500; 4 beautiful
studio couches, 81" up: metal beds
$500 up; springs, 500 up; dressers end
chests, IS 90 up also club and occ. chairs
and tables. desks bookcase. radios. a few
used linolsum rugs. breakfast set. d. r.
chairs. lamps. etc: Open sunday 10 to 4,
oelive1. We exchange,
Evening star., 1939-09-17

GAS HEATER. Humphrey Radiant. SIZE 20
perfect cond.: SO. Wisconsin GIG. /,
Evening star., 1939-09-17

Bausch & Lomb lens,
oil immersion. $50. Emerson Sl41. 1902
Newark st NV
Evening star., 1939-09-17

! FURNISHINGS of one-room, kitchenette.
/ bath apartment; reasonable. Apt. 311, 1914
Z
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tison mattress? This is real back comfort
Over 900 coils. Our, guaranteed inner
spring mattresses, start at Sl2.15. For q
complete line visit our store Open eve
nings charge it Green Furniture. $500
Teorpio pSo3
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GAS STATION. sells monthly $4,000 gal
400 car washes; rent, Sl15 mo-: free cleo
tric. and water; est. 2 yrs; NV. location;
S6500; terms; excellent net profit. Jos.
Holander. 9N1 Tower Bldg Met. 4Sl3
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Plump, Tender Ducklings
With Fresh Vegetables
Also Seem Appropriate
Changing Menus With Seasons
Keeps Appetites Keen and.
Family's Health at Par
BY BETSY CASWELL,
Woman's Editor,

The other nign-one really evenngsust before
embassies buffers appeared
decouy cold pineapple sherb don't when
ber
Threats dry from talking in haze OF cigarette
smoke cooled and refreshed by its tart chill
particular serbet closely guarded secret being
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you, with gestures, that when he was
a boy he never had any spending
money unless he earned it himself,
Your mother will undoubtedly re-
call that she never once had her
hair waved until the year your older
sister was born. On these annoying.
occasions you may point out that
times have changed-but you'll have
far better chance of making that
argument stick if you've shown a
cheerful willingness to pull at least
a short oar in the family boat.
II you can earn a little money of
your own by doing jobs outside the
nome that won't interfere with your
school work, go to it. You'll never
really know how much you can an
preclate a new dress until you buy
one with money that you've really
worked to get. And both YOU and
your current big moment will get an
added thrill out of any special oc.
caslon If she knows that you are
paying the check with money &C.
quired by the sweat of your noble
brow.
The Matter of
Spending Money.
Sc much for money getting. We
don't need to say much about
spending. However, you'll save your
self many dismal disappointment
If you'll form the habit of planning
your expenditures ahead, perhaps
passing up something you want a
little today in order to get some
thing you'll want a whole lot more
tomorrow
After all, that's what thrift is
that and nothing more. And thrift
has managed to survive as a pretty
worthwhile habit ever since the
first squirrel tucked a nut into a
hollow tree.
Showing a decent regard for your
dates financial condition is not
only thoughtful of girl-it's smart.
Boys don't care much for a girl who
displays all the earmarks of a gold
digger except Forty-niner's beard.
When Johnny has it and wants to
spend it by all means help him
and show him how much you're en-
joying the good time he is giving
you. But be sure he has a dime for
carfare home if you want him to
come back. On the other hand,
the girls who really matter aren't
much impressed by reckless spend
ing. And they are perfectly willing
to 60 out with you on an mex
pensive date if you see that they
have a good time. Making them
like you isn't matter of money
it involves thoughtfulness and court
esq and consideration. If you treat
your lady of the evening like mill
lion dollars. she'll be happy-even
if you spend only so cents.
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Flesh>Tinted
Very New
They Blend Well
With Natural
Skin Tones
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY.

If you are one who must wear
eyegla sses you have moments of
despair every time hairdressing
styles change! Today, no doubt,
you are wondering if it is possible
for you to wear your hair in one
of the "little-girl coiffures" or in
the newer shorter-curl fashion.
You may find great consolation
in the knowledge that those who
manufacture eyeglasses keep your
beauty problem pretty much in
mind And very recent years have
brought great improvement to
specs! They are far less con-
spicuous, to say the least.
Have you seen the new rimless
eyeglasses with cosmetic lenses?
These lenses are delicately tinted
to blend nicely with your natural
skin coloring. And the tinting is
not solely for vanity! Eye special
lists say these new lenses reduce
overbrightness and do not in the
least distort color values. Many
women who wear them say they are
far more comfortable than the
clearer lenses. But you may de-
eide that for yourself when you are
next fitted to new ones!
The lenses of the newer eyeglasses
are shaped nicely. too. They are
not big round owl eyes trimmed in
shell, but are chopped off here and
there where your eye does not look
through. This gives the tense a
squarish look with beveled, rounded
corners. which is far more attractive
than the old shape
1t is mistake to wear hair fluffed
out all around your face just be-
cause you wear eyeglasses. It should
be soft, yes, but looking at the
same time. Keep your couture
brushed back from your face with
a row or two of soft curls low on
the nape of your neck and Gf they
are becoming) piled high on your
forehead in soft clusters. Such
style draws observers eyes away
from your eyeglasses to your hair.
. Bangs brought down over the
forehead, whether straight or
curled, tend to emphasize your
glasses. Bangs also destroy your
natural hairline and rob your eyes
of their expression.
If you do not favor soft clusters
of curls on top of your head, part
your hair at the most flattering
angle and draw it sleekly backward
with wide bob spread across the
back of your neck, or have the ends
df they are short curled in ringlets.
Personally I think girls who wear
eyeglasses should refrain from too
dressy hair-do and from wearing
bows or other hair ornaments.
Somehow a fresh flower pinned on
the hair at jaunty angle does seem
to soften the eye line and it usually
blends we'll with the hair and skin.
With meticulous grooming and a
studied hair-do there is no need for
any girl to be sorry for herself If
she must wear eyeglasses-particu-
larly if she can afford the new flesh
tinted lenses I have described.
Good posture helps poor eyesight.
How to Keep Young Looking" sug-
gests posture improvement. Inclose
a self-addressed envelope with
3-cent stamp if you request this
leaf1et.
(Copyright, 1880
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Manners
of the
Moment

There's an argument going on in
our Office over the question Of
women dressing when men don't.
We all admit that for people who
live up to all the rules, both man
and woman, must be formal together
or informal together. Also, We all
admit that we know people mice
people. too who don't live up to all
the rules.
Where we split up is that half
of us say that mixing evening dress
with business suit isn't justifiable-
not ever. And the other half of us
says. why not?
The half who doesn't approve
claim that it is method OF
sparing the starch and spelling the
man. It's too easy for him. makes
him think he's handsome enough to
get by no matter what he wears.
A woman, this half says, should
demand as much in the way of looks
from her escort as he demands of
her.
Whereas the other half of us argue
that it's much easier for a woman
to slip into an evening dress than
it is for man to wrestle with
boiled shirt, that woman's eve
ming dress is more comfortable as
we'll as more f1attering than mans,
that comfort makes for social ease.
And that if the parties they 60 to
are of the type where they can get
away with a mixture of formality
and informality, why not let them?
That's my side, and I still think
I'm right. JEAN.
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money isn't everything-but chal-
lenge any one in sight to name a
couple of things it isn't.
So, unless you have father with
a heart of gold and an income to
match, you probably have your
money problems. If you get an
allowance from your parents, you
can't understand how they expect
you to get along on such a pittance
If you earn your own money, You
wonder why it comes in so slowly
and goes out with such bewildering
speed.
But cheer up! Having the finan-
cial frets is merely a sign you've
been growing up. A couple of years
ago you were perfectly happy if you
had an occasional quarter to take
in the latest Western at the Bijou.
with maybe nickel left over for q
super-special, double-dip ice cream
cone. Those were the happy, care
free days-but you wouldn't go back
to them if you could, and you know it.
We might as well face the fact
that approaching adulthood means
money problems, and see what we
can do to solve them. After all,
they're going to be with you from
now on, unless you manage to marry
the son or daughter of a very sickly
millionaire.
The Allowance
Problem.
If you are in school and your
parents finances permit. you prob
ably get an allowance. Perhaps it's
an out-and-out gift, perhaps you
do certain chores around the house
to earn it. We favor the latter ar
rangement. We've learned that if
you do a little something in return
for the money Dad hands out to
you, it won't be quite such shock
later to meet employers who have
a stubborn belief that salaries should
be paid only for services rendered.
Let's suppose that Dad and Mother
do expect you to earn. your allow
ance by doing the dinner dishes,
keeping the car polished, giving
Wally, the wire-hair, his anti-fea
additions, or playing chauffeur when
Aunt Agatha totters out to her
weekly sewing circle. Make those
jobs definite part of your program
Play fair. Don't dash over to
Muriel's to study right after dinner,
leaving Mother to do the dishes, and
then scream like a pinioned porker
when Dad knocks quarter off your
allowance. Don't put off the dogs
bath until he looks and smells like
fugitive from the city dump. and
then ask for an extra half dollar
just for luck. That's the sort of
thing that makes parents wonder
what's wrong with the younger
generation.
Your father will frequently tell
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new design in taffeta, in the pref
test silk print you can find or in
dark fiat crepe to contrast with
brilliant accessories. 1t will make
you look young and smart and very
slim. Wide at the shoulders and
hem, it is tiny around the waistline
as only g. princess dress can be.
That new Interpretation of the
heart-shaped neckline is so very
fattering. The button-front, of
course, is an important high-fashion
detail.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1732-B
is designed for sizes IA, 16, ID, 20,
40 and AZ. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, "a, SO, SO, 40 and
AZ. Size 16 (34 requires yards of
39-inch material with short sleeves;
81 yards with long sleeves; IA
yards edging.
tcopyr1sht, 1880
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Dorothy Dix Says
1t Is Advisable to Study Parents
OF Person You Plan to Marry

DEAR MISS DIX: My fiance and
7 have been having an argument as
to which makes the better husband
or wife-the man or girl who comes
from a home where there is con-
slant quarreling and pickering or
one who comes from a home that
is peaceful and quiet. and where
the husband and wife live together
in harmony? He thinks one way,
think another. What do you
think? MOLLY.
Answer-It all depends upon how
the individual man and woman
have reacted to the environment
in which they were brought up.
Sometimes their early home life
sets a pattern which they follow
when they are married. Sometimes
it is an awful warning which makes
them 60 to extremes in avoiding
doing the things that their parents
did. You never can tell before
hand which tack husband or wife
will take, and that is what makes
marriage such a gamble.
AS general thing, children imi-
tate their parents and make the
sort of wives and husbands their
fathers and mothers have made,
because that is the picture of con-
jugal life with which they are IA
miliar. That is WHY it is safe bet
for young people contemplating
marriage to take good long look
at the home life of their intend
eds mamas and papas before
they take the fatal step. For if
Johns father is a tightwad, it is
even money that John will dole
out pennies to his wife. If Johns
father treats his wife as nothing
more than an efficient servant,
John will think the kitchen is the
place for his wife.
If Mary's mother is slouchy and
lazy and a poor manager and a
bad cook, Mary is mighty apt to
follow in her footsteps and think
it too much bother to dress herself
up or prepare decent meals for her
family. If Mary's mother henpecks
her husband out of his life and
nags him until he doesn't know his
soul is his own, it is dollars to
doughnuts that Mary will be the
boss in her house also.
But if Johns father is generous
and tender and considerate of his
wife, and if Mary's mother makes
her husband the household pet,
then John and Mary are almost
sure to treat their wives and hus-
bands as they have seen their
mothers and fathers treated.
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daintily shaped meringue shells for
meringues glaces, or to hold fresh
fruits.
And those decorated Jumps Of
sugar that I told you about some
time ago are being stocked by local
store, SO that you don't have to write
direct to the kitchen where they are
made.
SUNDAY DINNER MENU.
Cream OF Crab Soup
CrOutOnS Celery and RddiSheS
Roast Duck
Applesauce or Currant Jelly Sauce
Boiled Field CresS Glazed Carrots
NeU Potatoes, Parsley Butter
Romano Salad. Cream Cheese Balls
1Uith ChiUes
Pineapple Ice Cream, Strawberry
Sauce
Sponge Cakes Coffee Candies
CREAM OF CRAB SOUP.
2 cups cooked or canned crab meat
cups chicken stock or boullion
u cup stale bread crumbs
small onion, sliced
tablespoons butter
tablespoons flour
l cup rich milk or cream
Salt, pepper and cayenne to taste.
Chop crab meat fine. Add stock,
breadcrumbs and onion. Simmer for
20 minutes, rub through a fine sieve,
and bind with butter and flour blend
ed together in cooking. Add the
cream, season we'll, and serve very
hot. Top each plate with a little
minced parsley.
PINEAPPLE ICE CREAM.
cups milk
whole eggs
2 egg yolks
y cup sugar
Is teaspoon salt
cups canned unsweetened pine
apple juice
Scald milk in top of double boiler
over boiling water. Beat eggs and
yolks, add sugar and salt, beat until
fluffy. Add hot milk slowly, stirring
constantly. Return to double boiler
and cook until a heavy coating
forms on the spoon. Cool. stirring
occasionally. Add pineapple juice
just before freezing Place in re-
frigerator tray and stir several times
while freezing. to make a smoother
frozen product. Turn control to
lowest point while freezing. Ice
cream can also be frozen in a dasher
type freezer, using eight parts ice to
one of salt.
Yield, eight servings.
FRESH STRAWBERRY SAUCE.
2 cups berries, hulled.
l cup sugar.
Juice of one lemon.
Mash one cup of the berries and
cut the other cupful into halves
or quarters. Combine berries, add
sugar and lemon juice and let stand
in refrigerator for one hour.