davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-05-02

Government control in Manchukuo
has been extended to include prac-
tically every crop from planting to
consumption.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BOOKKEEPER, to take complete charge
set of books for prominent local auto.
dealer: state references. past experience
salary desired Box 1864 Star,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
DRAFTING SETS WANTED-WE PAY
cash. K. & E. or Dietzgen or what have
you? STUDENTS BOOK CO., 2107 Pa.
ave. NV.
ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS,
Washington Permanent Building Associ-
alton. will be held at the office, 500 F
street. Northwest. May z. 1941, at 300
pm, for election of officers and directors.
Polls open from 1000 am. to 200 pm.
HERMANN H. BERGMAN.
Secretary.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted for by any one other
than myself ELWOOD VIERKORN, 1881
Jackson st. ne. 81
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted for by any one other than
myself. R. DUVALL, 9614 Old Bladens-
burg I'd, Silver Spring, Md. q
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NORTHERN
Market Company of Washington City,
take notice that the annual meeting of the
stockholders of said company, for the
election of trustees and for the transaction
of any other business that may be properly
brought before it. will be held at the COM
pany's office. 7th and Q sts. NV. Wash
ington D, c., on Monday, June 2, 1941
between the hours of IL O'Clock noon and
FLOYD 3. DAVIS, President.
ASMAN r. HARLAN. Secretary.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BOOkkEEPER. eXperienCed, QUICK and ac-
curate at figures State age, experience
and full details; permanent position. Box
11Q-Y Star
Evening star., 1941-05-02

COMPANION, white, for woman while nus
band is in hospital; stay "a hours a day for
about = weeks, thereafter daily 10-4 D m.
3 days a week; bright. sympathetic, talk
atiye woman who can take her to physician,
shopping. arrange clothes. etc; no house,
keeping; state age, character references,
salary expected and if you drive car. Box
l76-Y Star
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. Long
fellow Beauty Shop, 552l Colorado ave.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

CHECKERS white, for dry cleaning. Ap-
ply CarrolIs Laundry 14th and r SITS. Sc.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

/ BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be expert good
| pay steady work. Lillias, Uptown Salon,
I 3416 COuD ave
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, perma-
nent. Hilda's Beauty Shop, 4S3l Georgia
-Ann
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SObe Glorious Illusion
by Michael 7's'F @

The story thus Nan Bentley
BoodUdy star trip to Puerto Rico Lyda promise to
Larsen,
intelligence Derrnger
husband that Lyda ance Eric Fabier the
OF Richard CGrmody that they beleUe she
and Eric U meet in San Juan When Segt OBn OF the NeW
police
CarmOdyS the OF DEATH
identify LYDIA MoraS secretary Hldreth Walther
panied Nan thetrip promptly explains that
Uict of frequent deuSionS DaUd and Nan fallen
and he belieUeS her story poUe
her hotel find Eric Faber waing for her.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
LoSI.

BILLFoLD. black, lizard. containing a
taxi at door: $40 REWARD. Notify Apt
202-B, shoreham Hotel.
BsILLFoLD. Bill, black. containing currency,
pont 1869. George F Carnes.
CHOW black. male; strayed No. S
Aberdeen St. Arlington, Va. Reward.
Phone Chestnut 4S74
DOG, part collie, part German shepherd,
leg. Please call WO. 1854 Reward. I"
DRESS; black and white. black slim Phil
ipSborns sales slip; on CHI CHI bus. Mon.
night: reward. WO 1859.
FOX TERRIER. male, black and tan,
Chevy Chase section, harness, vac. tag
FUR PIECE. Kolinsky, in taxi April 80;
reward. WO. 9247.
GOLD MONEY CLIP. initials z. J. Return
to E Johnson, Mayflower Hotel, Room S23
INSURANCE POLICY in Holland Company
and related papers. REWARD. North
POCKETBOoK. ladys. Wed, on I1th st.
car, contains key and false teeth. A
Adams, 1921 w st. NV. Reward
RING large, aouamarine, in ladies' wash
TG.I room: Library Of Congress, Reward. Call
WALLET. blue, cash and check drawn on
Ehslsh Bank: reward. HO. 5000, Ext. 40.
WALLET in vicinity Silver Theater. Silver
Spring, Sunday Mans wallet containing
money and Identification cards. Kent
Ward WI. 2956. Reward
WIRE. HAIRED TERRIER. vicinity Glebe
I'd. and Columbia pike. Arlington, Va 5
months. old, white; black and tan mark
lngs chlld,s pet. CHI 6299
WRIST WATCH Qadysl, Elgin, engraved
H. D. l." between Conn. and Cathedral
ayes. and shopping center. $500 Conn. ave
Reward. HO. Sill.
WRIST WATCH, diamond, Monday, down
town: reward Call Warfield 1904 >"
Evening star., 1941-05-02
HELP MEN G WoMEN.

COUPLE, $50: woman. cook, cleaning, some
laundry; man serve, chauffeur, houseman:
apt. in city live in: references required
Phone MI 4455
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MARKER, experienced. colOred: steady Job
SODA DISPENSERS. experienced desired
but not necessary. Apply Whelan Drug
Co., 631 st. NV. Rm. 400
GOOD HOME for settled couple in country.
Woman to cook and launder. Man work
in house and drive. Address, giving full
particulars, including references and
wages expected. Box 1894. Star. Il
Evening star., 1941-05-02
CHAPTER ".

have her alarm expected her ouc he quickly
stepped back
Il didn't to righn Miss Bentley Please out
He spoke urgently if he
Evening star., 1941-05-02
POSITIONS AVAILABLE.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE.
A number of positions for boys
and men, 16 to Is years of age.
Some of these positions require
the use of bicycles; also limited
number of walking positions.
Apply Western Union Telegraph
Co., 1917 New York ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen
wanted for neW-car depart
ment. Attractive proposition
for real producers. Apply Lee
D. Butler Co., Sc. branch,
1884 Pa. ave. Sc.
THE HECHT co. REQUIRES
THE SERVICES OF STOCK
CLERKS BETWEEN THE
AGES OF II AND 80; UNDER
.21 BRING OVER AG E
CARDS WHEN APPLYING.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

| COOK. experienced: guest house: also maid
| and man waiter; good pay. Club Nedra'
Que Hobart HoO1 a.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BEAUTY OPERATORS, steady work, nice
environment. 2nd floor, airy shop, e04
Evening star., 1941-05-02

FLAT WORK ASSORTERS, white. expert
enced. Apply Bergmann's Laundry, 623
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BAKERY SALESGIRL. experienced, no
Sundays. Apply S1l Pa. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. steady position.
good salary and commission. Bill 14th
Evening star., 1941-05-02
HELP WOMEN.

AUTHOR (and wife) summer vacationing
scenic Asheville. requires secretary; SAL
sry, all expenses. Apply 1902 Spring place
Evening star., 1941-05-02

GIRL, to work in dry cleaning oflce. Apply
at once, 1872 9Th st. Sc.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. employed couple, l.
year child; live in; under so: $40 month.
Oh 1878
Evening star., 1941-05-02

store in new neigh6orhood. skyIand Phar.
macy, 2451 Good Hope I'd. sc. II. 9029.
GIRL jewelry store. for general office work
and telephone collection; experienced pre-
ferred Phillips, 1923 II st. NV.
GIRL wanted, part-time clerical work. Box
16S-A, Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

WINDOW SHADE MAN.
Experienced; good wages: apply at 1904
Evening star., 1941-05-02

USED-CAR statesmen.
We need B experienced uSed-car sales
men for our uSed-car lot at 625 H st
ne This is one of the most productive
lots in the city and we will only consider
above-the-average statesmen for this open
ing. See Mr. Clough Sat evening be-
tween and 9 pm, 6l0 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

HOUSEKEEPER, white, unincumbered; live
in: 3 adults ] child: pleasant surround.
ings; no heavy laundry; good pay. Dupont
T50A d
Evening star., 1941-05-02

INSURANCE POLICY CHECKER: state in
suIance experience, age and salary ex-
ppttPd RnX IRA Star
Evening star., 1941-05-02

Continued Tomorrow
David discovers Mans absence and
Hildreth Walther's,
Evening star., 1941-05-02
HELP MEN.

CCMPTOMETER OR BURROUGHS
CALCULATING MACHINE OPERATOR,
EXPERT, SALARY $40 PER MONTH.
Large corporation offers position with
opportunity for advancement 10 ambitious
young man of good personality. Advise
fully of qualifications, experience, educa-
ton, age. married or single. Box ls6-Y,
Evening star., 1941-05-02
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
II AdvertIsers

Claims Tor errors must be made IN
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

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GOOD TASTE
TODAY
by EMILY POST

Visiting Cards for the Stork
A mother soon-to-be saws that
her husband intends 10 telephone
and telegraph their few nearest
relatives and friends as soon as the
baby arrives. However. they have
a great many other friends and
relatives to whom they would like
to send the news. but they cannot
afford so many kilograms or long
distance calls. NV reader adds.
The little engraved card. tied
with white ribbon to our own
visiting card. sounds very expen-
sivs. Couldn't we possibly write
the information across our own
card? II you say yes, what
should the wording be >"
In answer to this, you could per-
fectly well write. Our baby Mary.
Tor our baby john arrived August
l7p-at least, l see no reason why
not But I think that lacking the
little card. and its white bow. you
would have to prefix the name
with "Our baby" otherwise how
would they know who Mary Tor
john might be?
Saving Goodbye at a Tea
Dear Mrs. Post: When one is
invited to a formal tea in honor
Of distinguished person, and
having had a cup of tea. is ready
To leave, is it necessary, or even
correct TO go down the receiving
line second time and say good
bye: II often happens that il is
not possible 10 60 out except
through the same door
Answer: II you have To pass the
hostess and the guest of honor,
and they are not talking with any
one-not even with each other
you would naturally stop and say
thank you. and goodbye. But if
they are talking and not noticing
you, and you are leaving too soon
to be polite, you would leave with
out attracting attention.
How to Eat Figs
Dear Mrs. Post: You have not
answered a letter wrote you
some time ago, asking. What is
the proper way to eat fresh, whole
81 h..
Answer: If you eat them dry.
you hold them in your fingers; if
you eat them with cream in a
saucer, you hold the fruit with
your fork, cut it with your spoon,
and convey 1T to your mouth with
the spoon. How else could you eat
them , II you have no fork you'll
have to cut carefully to keep it
from chewing about and possibly
skipping out OF the saucer.
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AUTUMN BOUQUETS

Bright autumn leaves in the
living room or hallway are cheer
ful decoration during late fall days.
To make them last longer pick
them as they first begin to turn,
split the stems from the bottom
upward couple Of inches and
place them Immediately in a solu-
ton Of one part water to four
parts glycerine. The stems should
soak in this solution couple of
weeks. after which they may be
put in a dry vase.
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COPYRIGHT. tezi.
NEA SERVICE. INC.

proper rites, perhaps he had en-
visioned IT only as the cleaner he
claimed it TO be. Had Hans Stsdt
changed the formula. prepared
this gigantic arsenal Of potential
destruction for some foreign sabo-
tage ring?
But her father could not have
been misled that easily He knew
chemistry, as much as Hans Stadt.
This cleaner was his last, his
greatest dream.
Could Tim Donovan, himself,
have been involved in such a
plot? Kay recalled her mother
talking of some relative in Ireland
who had fought in the Rebellion,
died in the bloody Easter uprising.
Kay was glad that she had
warned Joe and Ted and Mary
not to mention the fact that Won
drosoap had exploded. Even Mike
Flynn and the other attorneys be-
lieved that the blast was only a
laboratory accident. To reveal
Wondrosoap as super-explosive
now might bring government
agents, restrictions, even confisca-
ton of her property.
Better, too. not to mention any
Of her fears. even to Ted until
there was some word from Hans
Stadt- Then they might be able
to trap members OF the ring il
such existed
There should be some trace OF
Hans Stadt soon. Mike Flynn was
advertising in papers all over the
country. All she could do was
wait.
Days dragged. Joe went on
with his experimen but
there was afternoons when the
four Of them Ted and KAY. Joe
and Mary went picnicking, tried
fishing. And there was nights
for dancing She loved this new
freedom and her friends.
Carefully keeping her promise
to Ted that there would DO no
romance mixing with business.
Kay devoted more than half her
time and attention 10 Joe. she
liked the enthusiastic young chem
ist, enjoyed his endless store of
college anecdotes. She knew Joe
was her friend.
Mary fitted into the group per-
feotly. Since Ted considered him
self Rays escort on most OF their
excursions, Mary and Joe were
tContinued on Page Twelvsl
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Speaking of Good Diction:
Learn to Relax law

distinctly. II YOU know that you
have haoit of letting words run
together. of leaving the e" off
words ending IN ing" or simply
OF muttering now and then. re-
solve TO read aloud TO yourself
five minutes every day.
II doesn't matter what you read
a book. a magazine or the daily
newspaper just so long as you
read aloud, taking time out to
look up the meaning of words you
don't know or cant pronounce.
and remembering to breathe at
each period. pause at each comma
and enunciate clearly. Before you
know It. you will have cultivated
habit of speaking distinctly and
more interestingly.
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What. besides housework. could
] DO Because Of Illness and death
ir my family. I had to leave
school after graduating from the
eighth grade I did homework at
that time, and could furnish ref
erences for that kind Of work.
but ] would rather do something
else IL possible.
! have had a good deal Of ex-
ref1ence in sewing ehildren's
clothes. and aprons and house
dresses for myself and friends DO
you think ] could get job sew
ing in some factory. or would
have In furnish references in that
work, or belong to a union7
Laundry work would be my next
choice. though ! have no expert
ence there either. Would have
70 Join the union, and how much
would II cost mel
would appreciate an early re-
ply. and thank you for any help
you are able TO give me Mrs. c. r.
Dear Mrs. G. p: Your first
meye Ia Ia apply for work nj
the factories and iaundries list
ID In the classified section of the
telephone directory, or In the
city directory.
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BROTHERS. ND-SlSTERS

Cordurex and cordurella, those
smart brother-and-sister fine vel
vety ribbed eorduroys. are making
some OF the eutest. ~ well as
most practical. brother-and-siste
costumes of the season. one such
combination has a skirt and wesbit
Of cordurella with u plaid ging-
ham blouse while the boys outfit
combines eordurex shorts and wes-
kit with the same plaid Bingham
blouse. Another toddlers overall
suit uses cordurells in the girls
overall and smoek-type jacket
while the boys cordurex jacket is
cult like q mans shirt.
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A pleasant voice is an important
part OF charm - the worthwhile
variety which doesn't fade all too
quickly with the years. Generally
speaking. the great beauties of
all times have been easy on the
ears rs well as the eyes.
Not every adult can cultivate
positively musical voice tones. of
course. But it's not too difficult
to learn to control the voice so
that It doesn't 70 up and up and
up when you get the least bit ex-
cited or when you are in crowd
of people. And it's simple to
learn to hold tongue and jaw in
relaxed positions. thereby ehmi-
mating nasal twang from your
voice.
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means you must eat healthiully'
A very simple way n do Il Is IN
have. every single day. fish Or
meat. fruits and vegetables and
milk. 10 drink. or in cooked food.
To have a healthy skin, YOU
must keep it scrupulously clean.
Twice a day is the minimum for
complete cleansing You can use
soap and water or creams and To-
tions-there arc two schools Of
thought here. You can use both
II you like. The point is: clean.
To have a healthy skin you
must use good cosmetics. Ameri-
can women are on to this. and re-
liable manufactures supply their
needs plentifully. But applying
this makeup srtfully is up to
YOU. Its a simple thing to learn.
too. and it's basic.
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so there b no fruit left on the
rind. Cut four cups Of the rind
In two-ineh lengths and soak
overnight In cold water. Drain
and cover with fresh water.
Bring 10 . boil and drain off
the liquid. Again cover the
rind with water and cook until
tender.
Drain off the liquid and add
q strip made by combining two
cups of sugar. ene-third cup Of
vinegar and one-fourth cup of
water. Spice with one teaspoon
of cloves and one stick of CHINA
mon.
Cook the ingredients until the
strip Ia thick. Remove the
spices and pour the fruit into
hot. sterilIzed jars. This recipe
will make one quart of prescry-
ed orange peel.
Dear Miss Grey: We have had a
in our family on the
subject Of bread and butter plates.
win you please tell US when they
should be used, and where they
should be placed Sisters.
Dear Sisters: The bread and
butter plate Ia part of the lunch
con service sIssys--as well as
Of breakfast and supper. II In
put nj the left side of zach plate
just above the forks. Butter IL
sometimes put on the plate be-
fore the meal. hut usually II Ia
passed. The bread and butter
plate h always removed immed-
lately before the dessert, with
the salt and pepper pots.
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EFFECT OF SPACE

To make windows appear larger.
extend the valance eight or ten
inches beyond the window frame
on each side. so that the draperies
cover the frame but do not fall
over the glass. The effect Of
greater height can be achieved by
placing the valance as high as pos
sible without showing the window
frame beneath il.
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SERIAL STORY
WANT-AD ROMANCE
BY TOM HORNER

THE STORY: Want ads have played
nm Important part In hay ponoyan's
lie Through them she learns that
she has inherited n factory and "a million
cans of ali-purpos. ondro-oap from
her late insentor-fsther; becomes firm
friends with Macleod. Goldberg md
Flynn. who were his lawyers. Through
want ads she finds super salesman Ted
Andrews. who becomes Nondros"ap
sales manager IN exchange for n quarter
Of the business and conducts success
full selling campaign through want sds.
They recall the product through want
ads when they discover that IL cleans
too well. eating holes In clothing and
paint off ears. and advertise for chem
ist. doe benton l. hired to test the
product. find out what IL really contains.
Mary Marshall. Rays competent secre-
tars and living companion ut the fnc-
tory. has cleaned up the place. sold
disreputable otd wasbstnnd that had he
longrd To Nays father. When Benton's
experiment with Nondrosoap eXplodes.
they decide Ia seek Hans >tadt, Who had
been Mr.. DonoNans chemist.
CHAPTER VII
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COMPLETE
feminine
HYGIENE
DEMANDS,

nGucH has been written about feminine
hygiene. Blu, roo often women ser-
Ns look hygiene IN the REAL senst of
she word = undefarm cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be attractive with
underarms moist, stained and smelly.
Use Arrid. the new cream deodorant.
]. Arid does not rot dresses. does noe
irrigzfe skin.
Z, No waiting TO dry. Can b used right
alter shaving.
q Instantly checks Precipitation 1 TO > dsys.
Removes odof from persp,rssioa. keeps
srprirs dry.
&. Arid is . pure. white. Ereassless. ssais-
ls~ vanishing eeam.
.. Awarded Approval Seal Of America Insti-
tut. OF Laundering as harmless 40 fabric.
Women use more hrrid than any other
ceodorant. Try ins. soc or SOC jar to-
dsy az any stops which sells toilet goods.
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LEARN To RELAX
TONGUE AND JAW

Instead OF holding your tongue
stiffly against the roof of your
mouth. place the tip against the
hack of the lower row OF teeth.
Learn 10 hold II there when you
are not speaking and when you
pause for breath between SEN
fences.
To relax your jaw. simply
swing 1t back and forth. then
close your mouth slowly. Let
mouth fan open. taking a deep
breath as IT falls. then close II
slowly, exhalng through your
nose. Repeat five times a day or
whenever you are particularly
nervous and tense or Just before
you are going to keep an impor-
tant business appointment
Learn TO pause and to breathe
between sentences. Nothing CRATES
more on the nerves of others than
the voice which rambles on and
ON minute after minute
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COSMETIC DRAWER

The dressing table drawer is
probably one of the hardest of all
TO keep in order. It's practical
TO line the drawer with q glazed
chintz or oil cloth that can be
washed with a damp cloth fire.
quently. Spare puffs and clean
ing pads and cotton should be kept
In covered boxes; hsirpins. emery
boards, orsngewood sticks. etc. in
small containers. Its sensible.
too, to buy only those cosmetics
which you are really going TO use
regularly.
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Kay watched workman lay
fireproof shingles over the
patched hole in the laboratory
roof. Below him. In the rebuilt
room, Joe and Ted drafted as an
assistant and thoroughly enjoying
it-were trying to solve the puzzle
OF Nondrosoap. There would be
no more explosions. Joe had
taken care Of that. The acid was
carefully focked in cabinet. well
away from the warehouse fun OF
Nondrosoap. And Joe was care
full. now, not TO leave open cans Of
Nondrosoap around where spilled
reagents might drop into them.
She pondered Joes discovery.
Was II just one Of those lucky
accidents" that turn failure into
fortune. or had Tim Donovan
fully realized all the properties Of
his product. Hans Stadt might
supply the answer.
IF they could find Hans Stadt.
Although the old German chem
list had lived for years within
walking distance Of Donovan S
factory, no one seemed 10 know
exactly where he had gone A
neighbor said he was a widOwer,
that ne had gone some place in
Texas 10 visit his children. He
might have heard OF Tim Dono-
vans death, decided 10 remain in
the west
An increasing fear troubled
Kay. Perhaps her father had not
known OF Wondrosoaps explosive
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Examination NAV disclose an
silment which causes both the
blemish and another unheaithful
condition. Or the examination may
reveal a specific skin trouble re-
curing a dermatologists care.
But the vast majority Of blem-
ished compilations are the conse-
quences Of some sort OF neglect.
That might be careless cleansing
and fabrication routines, poor
health habits. incorrect eating.
To have a healthy skin you
must have a healthy body. which
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Unhappy Mother Seeks Job
To Support Self, Daughter
When irresponsible Husband Spends His Cheet
Fer Liquor the Family Budget Must Be Augmented
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Ny husband Is heavy drinker and
spends most of his money for liquor He is and
brutal and makes homelife very unhappy He leaves
barely enough money pay the grocery bill For the
sake Of my daughter, who is in high school, don't
to break up home any talk publicity about
unhappiness. | would rather live this way than
embarass her her 10 be Stunned by her friends
believe the only thing for me TO do at the present
time is get work, I buy of the things my
daughter and need desperately. This is what would
ke IN find out from Won
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TASTY TOPPING

Top your iced coffee with a gen.
srous COB NJ whipped cream
sprinkled with shaved bitter cho-
eolats. or add little chocolate
syrup gently to the cream after
whipping.
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Spiced Orange Peel

Dear Miss Grey; Win you please
tell me how 10 preserve orange
peel without candying it,
Housewife.
Dear Housewife: Peel oranges