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THOS j. OWEN & SON AUCTIONEERS
435 Southern Building

TRUSTEES SALE E, OF THREE ea1 yALg
sTeRY AND EASEMENT EACH. BEING Nc
fHfAshs Ss 81 NV NSnhEF hSb 4i 55i 4fR HERMoNf alf
By Virtue Of certain deed of trust duly
in Lber No 755, Folio 4d5 5''e ct SEQ SEQ '"a Of
the la ID records OF the Distrlet of Column
cured thereby, the undersisned trustees
W viii rsdl sel At public auction in the 1ee
1912. AT .FouR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.,
the following described land and premises,
designated as and being Lot Eleven G1) in
James e. Millers subdivision of lots in
Square Two Hundred and Forty-three
10, Folio IS. Of the Records Of the once
Of the surveyor Of the District of Coium-
man MAJ na s0 Gdsms Of Tatees as9 is no Of
IS per plat recorded IN Liber w F. Folio
Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia. de-
scribed Is follows: Beeinnins for ne
North line OF said lot, 76.as feet to a
81 oPn ne IL W, SAID De line vs fstfRt sre g fe besse Wes
e the, South line OF said lot. thence
to the West line OF said lot: thence North
erly along the Westerly line of said lot
and EaSterly line of Vermont Avenue,
23.05 feet to the place of the beginning
Also Lot Twelve l2) in James E Miller's
subdivision OF lots in Square Two Hun
dred and Forty three f243). as per plat
! recorded in Liber No. 10, Folio 3s, of the
Records OF the once of the Surveyor of
the District Of Columbia
TERMS. Sold subject to a prior deed
Of trust for $2o,5lsSa. further particu-
lars of which will be announced at time
/ OF sale; the purchase price boVe said
trust to be paid in cash. deposit of
/ 81 100000 in cash or certified check re-
/ ouired. Conveyancine. recording and
/ Revenue Stamps. etc, ri purchasers cost.
/ Terms 10 be complied with within 30 days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
| .rty may ne advertised and resold At the
| discretion of the trustees
| THORNTON W OWEN,
| ARTHUR J. LINN
seAz.2k.2s.9o. oc2 Trustees
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
uniteo States ior the district of Co.
No, i5l.---Notice is HEREBY given mat the
paFtnets hereinafter named, beng All OF
me Aenerat ano Speclst partners OF a
statutes OF tae District OF Columois, and
OF the States OF New York, rennSyIvshia
sAo maryiand, ana desiring to 90 business
as nmiteo partnership IN the Distrtct OF
IoiumoIs. on SEPTEMBER "a, l9s., MED IN
tne Uince OF the CierS OF the DiStrict Court
OF the Unlteo States Tor The District OF
Co!umois Certincate OF Ameuoment
5oateo June i, l94.) OF the Certncate OF
FORMATION OF Limitea Partnership (as
amended January !, le4l previously fieu
with me ssto Clerk. Unoer the terms OF
the Limited Partnership as now amended
me arm name under which SAID partner
ship is to pe conducted is AuchincloSS
Parker x Redpsth. Inc general nature
is that OF unoerwuters. distributors. and
edStoolanS OF. and brokers ana dealers IN
stocks, bonds and other securities and in
lbc!uoins graln and Other commodities.
Lhe names OF all OF the seneral ana spe-
ca partners Interested therein. disun-
SulShins which are general ana which are
special partnerS, and their, respective
places OF resioenSe are as follows; tGen-
eral Partners Chauncey G. Parker ir.
2523 Mass. ave. NV. Washington, d. G,
Albert 6. Redpath, 40 Z, 61th ST., N. Y. c.,
Riehsrd P Dunn, 1901 Fordhsm rd. NV
P1asnam, Wynnewood, Pa: Paul 3. Howe,
,'-L NnSStnUE Hill, Phlla-
delphia, Pa. Charles X. Dickson, New
Canaan, Conn; Robert Def Boomer Mill-
brook, N. y; John E, Parker. Apt. Al, 2l4i
wyoming ave. NV, Washington. D. C;
Especial Partners) Hugh D. AuchincloSs,
MerryMood, Mclean. Va; Eckley b.
Coke III, Darby rd, Haverford, pa: c.
Russell MscGresor, Corey lane, Mendham.
N }, The amount of capital which each
special partner has contributed to the
common stock is as follows. Hugh D.
Auchincloss S500,o00 consisting of
| Slou.ooo III cash and of securities having
market value as OF June l. 1912 OF
S4oo,0oo; Eckley B. Coke III. 500. 600 in
cash; c. RUSSELL MacGregor, $500 in
cash. None of the Limited Partners has
ssreed to make any additional contriou-
tlons to the Partnership. The period at
which the limited partnership Is to com
mence is the date of filing of the afore-
said Certificate OF Amendment dated June
l. l94:l, namely September "a. 1943. and
the period on which 1T is to terminate is
December 81. 1943. at which date the con-
tributons of the Limited Partners are to be
returned to them
se2S,30oc2, 1.9,1",14.16,1a.
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers

FUTURE
ADAM A. WESCHLER SON. Auctioneers
SRiSE pwEAEo SA1E oF Ho yso s2EH
STREET NV, coNTAINING s ROOMS
AND BATH. .HoT-WATER HEAT. OIL
RHHNERj WHTER HEAFEK. FEK AUTOMATIC GAS
By virtue of certain agreement entered
into by the, owners of the. above-describee
& & D5smIsss @ FsDAY FTP + THE TS Myth PAY PAY
in e square 445, 1sxioo feet to public alley
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. deposit
of $4,000 required of purchaser at sale
Examination Of title, conveyancing, record
ins. revenue, stamps and notarial fees, at
with within thirty days from day OF sale
otherwise right is reserved to resell prop
chaser. after five days advertisement, OF
such resale in some newspaper published
in Washinston. D. C., or deposit may be
UNDERSIGNED may avail themselves of any
LEGAL or equitable rights against defaultins
FRANCIS W. HILL. Jr.,
Woodward Building.
JULIAN l. RICHARDS.
se2S.30oc2 SO Attorneys for owners
AUCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
0Ipd4NID 00E LAMP IN ARLINGTON COUNTY
Pursuant to the terms OF Deed of Trust
bearing date on August ls. l94l. re-
corded among the land records OF the
County Of arlington: 51 Virginia n 1,,B Desd
INCORPORATED, a .virginia Corporation
to the uLndersigned Trustees. in trust te
theR es se oh 1 certain dsat
been made. in payment OF the interest
on said Indebtedness. and at the request
notes evidencing same, the undersigned
ITHsises T1TIon will offer for sale at PuB.Ic
October Z, 1912, AT 4: 80 O'CLOCK P M
al that certain land situate in Arlington
County, virginia, particularly described
tract q land number l5} in aS survey N made st
conveyed by Eliza Barry, ct al, to Robert
s: Kearney, by deed dated September Is
1910. and recorded in Liber AZ No. 4
Of ooes ad % sqEysy sons ,hsnee s. 20 sonh
Of the Georgetown Road: thence N. ~ E
l07la poles to C." set stone on the
souh BANK Of said ds read eoFnsr g !hs
| thence with the line of said tract, N
49, 23 w. .104 poles. 16 links to p" in
yhe eens sa Of the O. thent
tract. N. 5;'' w. IS poles to 81 where
an outer line of the original tract crosses
the railroad; thence with the said line
containing" is acres. w 'A' 'es'A'''"'
Exclusive of " of an acre covered b,
the Washinston, Ohio and Western Rail.
road tracks: excepting therefrom Las
acres sold to John p Miller by deco
recorded in Liber B. No. A. at page 9
TO, william Tabler by deed recorded ir
Liber e No. 4, at PAGE 3s3. to hold
during MS life and no LONGER
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. Conveyanc-
ing. including revenue stamps, at the cost
OF the purchaser or purchass rs
DOUGLAS r. PHILLIPS,
GEORGE F.. CRAMER
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HARD TO RELIEVE

I That this attractive semi detached English
brick in American Univ. Park. with 6
rooms. bath, porcheS, etc, conveniently
/ located near eyerythinr, for only S6,45o,
/ on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co, NE. $500.
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BETWEEN CONN. AND MASS.

BRICK GEORGIAN COLONIAL.
At least oo-ft. front, side drive. a-csr
garage, SlaSSed-in porch on Of dining rm.
center hall with lavatory on hrst hoor.
4 bedrooms and " baths on second J b-d :
room and bath on the third; only $4,000
down Call WO 2693
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$4,000.
CHEW CHASE MD

CIIE I IIIE1OJ, WIZ
Center-hall brick. 4 hne bed
rooms. . bst attic; wooded lot.
sarase; convenient to schools, one
block west OF Conn. ave: vacant;
immediate possession EDW. H.
JONES L. CO, INC, Woodlcy $500
q =, N,
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son. Auctioneers.

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
NINTH, 1912. AT TEN O'CLOCK AM
He will sell by public auction at 6u4
khode Island ave. ne, to enforce our
liens for storage and or other chsrses,
1889 Packard sedan, Motor No. B104s0A,
Serial No. l2S21O10. left by Philip Lavon;
1870 Studeoaker coach Motor NO. 1888.
left by Helen Pedler; 1897 Chevrolet sedan.
Motor No, 125S5l, Serial No. l2GAi0-
Motor No. H2lo7 left by William Jones:
1897 Packard sedan, Motor No. Xl36S73
Serial No. 1nae23025, left by S. e. Childs
Serial No, l4FAO5-26S2. left by H. D
Conner 1885 Chevrolet sedan, Motor No
51lS3a0. Serial No. l4FAl1-63i9. left by
VIM. c. Cambrey: 1897 Packard sedan,
Motor No. Xl104s3, Serial No. 1902 1854
left by w. E. Penninston; 1888 Chry.
Sler sedan, Motor No. CT -51l3 Serial No
66O57s4. left by 1t c. T. White. Parties
in interest please take notice. Call Carl
Inc. 6l4 H st. NV seI52l2S
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TRAIlERS FOR SALE.

TRAILER. l94l. 3 rooms. 20 feet; electric
brakes; perfect tires: heater with blower
Lot No. IS. Spring Bank Trailer Park on
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

DODGE 1889 iaton panel, thoroughly re-
| conditioned excellent rubber: very good
price. Ii. 1853. 208 36th Sc.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1l1a 18th ST. NW-3-sToRY STONE
front building. close to Mavh0wer and the
new Statler Hotels and Government
buildings contains about $500 So it,
moor space garage and private parking for
II cars Small cash payment and easy
terms to responsible party. Immediate
possession.
w c. & A N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
ll1a 18th ST NV NJ 1a6t
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s ROOMS, . BATHS. "a BLK. R. l. AVE
detached, condition like new; price, S6,950;
$500 to $500 cash. viii take good auto
mobile or truck as part payment. OWNER,
North 6 | II.
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ON pRUAiMoND AVE, WEST CHEVY
Cnase--rrom owner. a besutHul lot. suS
100, hesutlul ola trees, Sscrinee at a
pr.ce you can aHord 10 mold unul build
lng conGitIonS improve. Oilver bSusi II
no answer IolumpIa .S5I NO brokerS
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TRAILER SPACE FOR RENT.

A FEW CHOICE LOTS STILL AVAILABLE
Administra ton Bldg, equipped with slate
showers dressing rooms, electric washing
machine. Sewerage and city water to each
trailer. Park located near Washington.
Telephone Alexandra 9521 for application.
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STORES FOR RENT

l73s ST N.w,-BUsY ST, NEAR GovT.
depts., $50. r. .. BELT. Union Trust
oGs 2s'
1907 l4th ST.-NERY GOOD LOCATION
for Jewish deicatessen. RA. 6gs3.
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OFFICES WANTED.
LOTS EQR SALE.

ATTORNEY, EXPERIENCED WITH GOOD
reputation, desires private once, sharing
liprary facilities ana secretsFEsi service.
Phone MA. atIS.
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NEAR CONN. AVE.

ONLY $4,000
3-hedroom brick, wide lot, flowers and
shrubs; maids rm. and garage in basement
walking distance to shopping center. schools
and theater Cali WO. "6a3
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY,

tContinued]
secn sp PFe Fl s : EoR E s.s5 HOUSES n IN Asy
No obligation Personal attention Cali
or write E. H. PARKER, 1924 14th st. nv.
DI 3s46 or RA. 034a
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
WE CAN GET YOU CASH.
1T WON'T TAKE US LONG.
PROMPT ATTENTION.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
SOS N. Cap REALTORS Ma 873o
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-CHARMING a-BED-
walled sarden; price. $500: cash. $500;
monthly. s4s. Temple 434s.
OWNER TRANSFERRED. SACRIFICE AT
over Hills, Md FLA payments, S:6 month;
full price. 81 500; oil heat; fenced corner
lot: bus at door. Warfield a229.
vRGINIA-owNER TRANSFERRED: :
s.n1s stories. o, rooms $50; 6rick Colonial ;
saraee; j blk. school; buses every 5 min !:
& real buy buy on today's market. Appointment
CABIN JoHN-,-MoDERN HOME, 3 B,R.
ana b. large lv rm,. fireplace, larse dr..
and Kit h,-wh,. burns coal; eas. else-
mi, to Navy Test BASIN: II front iT'N snd resr s.
porches, screened and heated. constr. stone
and cement: $3.50; down payment. 81 200.
and terms; possession Oct 10th. CHAS.
E. BENSON. Wisconsin 1919.
WELL-BU1LT. FIvE-RoOM BRICK CAPE
Cod home. four years old near Alex ::
h.-w.h.; n wooded acre, in Wilton Woods,
an ATTRACTIVE restricted subdivision. Cen
ter hall, living room 12x2l it. dining room
modern kitchen. connecting garage, screen
ed porch: second floor. tile bath. blue Ak
lures, two large bedrooms, one with adioin-
ing sun deck; full basement. lavatory
recrea ton room reasonably priced Cali
OWNER, Temple 1859
FOR SALE BY OWNER RMS, BATH;
small monthly payments Green Mead
ows. Md. Call Warfield 42S2
FORT MYER-7sToNE CAPE COP, 5
rooms and bath, eauipped kitchen; oil. can
,, be conyyerted' larse lot with trees. Only |
LETT: $S,450s attr terms. Bus at corner
Over Memorial Bridge, right p mile TO
n. Fort Myer dr., left to N Pierce st at
Fort Myer gate; right 10 house. HOL-
BROOK & CO, CH. 594a
R. AND BATH, ON CAR LINE-ELEC
range, gsraee; lot 45x300; $500. $500
cash, IANTzINGER, Jr, WA 1919.
4 PLACE TO MAKE A HOME AND "A
living: about 21a acres, on u. S. No ].
or the Richmond pike. A beautiful piece
Of land with frontage OF about 27o feet
on the WaShngton approach side. Price
to close estate. 5000
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
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TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
FOR z YEARS

Big selection of new and used trailers
Prices range from 1885 on used trailers
to 81 500 on new models Distributors
for Schult, Travelo. thinner
AMERICAN TRAILER co.
1880 Wis; Ave. Main ONCE. WO. 1899.
: miles south OF Alex on U. S. Route !,
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COAL. HEAT

! BLOCK WEST OF 18th ST NV,
ADJOINING CRESTWOOD-S11.9
4-bedroom and "-bath tapestry brick
With tile roof large porch 2-car garage;
level lot: insulate storage attic con-
venient 10 shopping, bus and schools.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO,
111a 18th St. NV, District AGA.
Evenings Phone Randolph III
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

have 2 or more, 5.5OxlB or
= .00xl 4. Call CO. 6343. Ext. 1l6
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SAkk.
DETACHED. NEW CONDITION
eix large rooms. two baths, cellar. lear
built-in Earase. h.-w,h, oil; only $500
terms RA, 4343
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
S12 500.
A very fine location between the
clubs. Center hall = bedrooms
baths; CONVENIENT 10 transportation.
schools. Terms.
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
S13,950.
A very attractive home Of bed
rooms and > baths. fine lot. Very
close to Connecticut avenue trans
portstion.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
S14,950.
An attractive home for the srzer
family 10 rooms, q bedrooms. >
baths In the heart Of Chew Chase.
near all conyeniences.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC,
$500 CONN AVE. NV
W0Odley .13nD Till q p NJ
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COLORED HOME VALUE,

Irving st. NV. near Ga. ave-Coonial
brick, d rooms, bath. porches. etc; excel
lent cond.; conV. TO everything. Only
S5.a5u on terms,
Leo NJ Bernstein & Co. NE. 500
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GARAGES FOR RENT,
TIRES WANTED.

GAS STATION FOR LEASE APPLY SOL
N st. s.w.. between 10 and 12 Monday
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO, Auctioneers
BY authority of the owner, we Will sell,
on The premises At PUBLIC auction, TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER, TWENTY -NINTH
1912, AT THREE O'CLOCK, PM, old
established fully equipped Chinese Amer
lean Restaurant at a2a 9th ST. NV, to-
ferher with Rstaiier's Glass d seyerass
itsht wines. Sold free and clear of all
hens. Terms, cash. Deposit OF $500 re-
auired at time OF sale Rent reasonable.
Sale to be closed within 1o days
4 3; EEHREND, Attorney for owner.
SeH5,asGT.@S
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
SELL At PIBLIC AUCTION AT Ten AN.
rHTrr rHE sToFs YARD OF THE ACTING
FIRST AND H STREETS Sc the lost
stolen and abandoned property consisting
OF seSenty-three motor vehicles and tour
reen boats in the possession of the Metro
poiltan Police Department D. C.. and
which have not been called for by the
claimants as contemplated by law
MILTON D. SMITH
Inspector, Metropolitan Police,
Acting Chief tslso Property Clerk
se2B,2,2S
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Living in fools paradise, you
can and you must. 20-ft. semi
detached brick in Park View
section near Ga. ave. and Park
I'd
Small down payment and monthly pay
ments less than rent makes you land
lord, large rooms. tile bath, INV h
ami garage. front and rear yards. full
basement. newly decorated Shown by ap-
polntment. Only S6.45o Eve. FIR 2465
VIM. CALOMIRIS. AID, O688.
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sl3 Union Trust Bids. Ma, 5000.
6.aSo-CHEVY CHASE. MD.-BEAUTI
full, modern center hall plan white brick,
on wooded lot in the best development
in this area. Den and lavstory on first
floor 3 large bedrooms. two baths,
recreation room, large attic, maid, S
room and bath, screened rear porch
of living room; builtin garage. Owner
moving from city-INTMEDIATE POS
SESSION Perfect condition.
-. SHANNON e. LUCHS co.
nal
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PETwoRTH-LovELY HOME, s ROOMS
and . baths. garage, 50, 900. $50 ROCK
Greek Church I'd EN-. BIO. ~.
STRAW BRICK ROW HOUSE: $ Roo,Ms; ;
sapase h'-gh,, furnace: winter supply
laid in; newly decorated; top apt; rents
kS0s sas ranges. kitchen cabinet, Frisld =
siys Included: S5o5O. 81 geo cash, terms.
IFS 4th ne. Al. h.In.
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There will be no salt shortage in America!

More than eight billion pounds of
salt are produced annually in the
United States!
The Morton Salt Company,
Americas largest distributor, has
modern laboratories and rehneries
strategically located from coast to
coast to insure adequate distribution
of pure, high-quality salt to every
corner of the nation.
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Morton's Salt, known everywhere
through its famous slogan when it
rains. it pours" will continue to be
available to the average family at a
cost of only 2t a week!
Plain or iodized, Morton's Salt
ends the annoyance of clogged salt
cellars because it's uniform cube crys-
tails do not stick together in rainy
weather.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
STAR WASHINGTON D. g,
New Orange Cake Is
Perfect Dessert

Made with sweetened condensed
milk, this orange refrigerator cake
is the perfect dessert for q wartime
summer. Make it early In the day,
and let it reach perfection in the
refrigerator.
ORANGE REFRIGERATOR CAKE.
1h cups d5-ounce CAM sweetened
condensed milk.
Y cup lemon Juice.
" cup orange juice.
II orange rind. grated.
orange. cut In sections.
2 egg whites, stifly beaten.
"A vanilla waters.
Blend sweetened condensed milk
and lemon juice. Stir until mixture
thickens. Add orange juice and
rind, mixing well. Fold in stif1y
beaten egg whites. Line narrow
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Raspberry Pie Uses
No Sugar Supply

This newest raspberry pie recipe
makes use of light corn sirup as a
sweetening agent, thus saving you
your precious sugar for other uses.
The latest addition to the kitchen
equipment line-up-a f1uted-edged,
two-handled glass pie plate is ideal
for baking fruit pies, as we'll as for
serving them right at the table.
RASPBERRY PIE
Crust.
21a cups flour, sifted.
l teaspoon baking powder.
u teaspoon salt.
"a cup shortening.
S to 8 tablespoons ice water.
Filling.
az cups cooked or canned rasp-
berries.
Il cup raspberry Juice.
tablespoons Quick-cooking
tapioca.
q cup light corn sirup.
u teaspoon salt.
tablespoon butter.
1. Crust: Sift dry ingredients to-
gether. Blend In the shortening
with two knives or pastry blender
until pieces Of fat are about the
size of peas.
2. Add the ice water, little at a
time. Use only enough water to
make the dough stick together. Mix
gently into the flour and shorten
ing with q fork. Put into q ball
and chill.
3. Roll out two-thirds OF the
pastry and line q 9-inch glass pie
plate with 1t. Fit crust loosely into
pie plate. Allow edge to extend
about u inch above top Of f1uting.
4. Add filling, slightly moisten
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such storage space, don't keep any
more on hand than you can use i'm
nediately.
In addition to being foods that
spoil quickly, meat and milk-and-
egg mixtures can become sources Of
dangerous food poisoning.
Keep raw meat, poultry and fish
In the coolest part of your refrig-
orator or your coolest storage place.
A temperature of As degrees Fahren-
heit or lower is needed. If your
coldest storage space isn't this cold,
buy meat the same day you use it,
and keep 1t as cool as possible up
10 the time you cook it. Be doubly
careful of ground raw meat. 1t
spoils more quickly than meat in
one piece. Keep it extra cold, and
use it extra quickly.
When you bring meat home from
the store, take of the wrapping
paper. Store 1t loosely covered with
wax paper.
Wash poultry thoroughly-inside
and out. Pat it dry Store it wrap
ped or covered loosely until time
to cook it. Then, If you don't plan
to eat 1t right away, chill it quickly
and keep it chilled until serving
time.
As for fish, that spoils at only
few hours Of room temperature.
Cook it at once or wrap it in wax
paper to keep the fish odor out of
other food, and store it in a very
cold place.
Cover cooked meats before you
put them away. Cut or chop meat
just before you plan to serve it.
Meat that has been cut or chopped
spoils more quickly than cooked
meat in one piece.
Make up meat sandwiches and
meat salads only shortly before you
intend to serve them. Keep them
cold until serving time.
In many parts Of the country,
-other-day milk deliveries are
accenting the usual problem OF
keeping sweet milk in the summer.
If you haven't ample refrigerator
room, 1t may be better to buy every
other days supply at the store.
Milk, like meat. belongs in the
colder part Of the refrigerator.
Never let it stand out at room
temperature. When you get milk
for cooking, take only as much OF
the bottle as you need-pop the
bottle back into the cold quickly.
Put away milk or cream you've used
at the table the first thing after
the meal-but don't pour it back
into the main supply. Keep milk
away from odorous foods, such as
fsaa, onions, cabbage or melons.
MIX is kept covered. of course. Use
suds and sun on all milk containers.
Opened condensed milk and dried
milk keep better wel-covered in
the refrigerator.
Eggs can lose 4 lot of their fresh
ness after . few hours in 4 warm
room. Keep them in your coldest
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storage space. Take out as many
as you want at one time-but keep
the main supply In the icebox, re-
frigerator or other cold place. Best
storage containers for them are
open bowls or wire baskets. Never
wash eggs before you store them, or
you wash off the protective bloom"
or film that keeps out air and
odors. If eggs are soiled, wipe them
with a dry, rough cloth.
The combination of milk and eggs
is a summertime favorite-and one
Of the quickest to spoil. 1t is best
to make up custards. cream pies.
puddings, cream puffs, not long
ahead of time. Put them In the
refrigerator Immediately after they
are prepared, and keep them there
until serving time.
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edge of bottom crust with cold

edge of bottom crust with cold
water.
5. Roll out top crust; cut a few
Sits to allow steam to escape. Place
top crust over filling, folding top
crust over then under the edge of
bottom crust. Press crusts into
fluting.
6. Filling: Combine all ingredients
except butter and let stand while
preparing the pastry.
7. Line a 9-inch glass pie plate
with pastry. Fill the unbaked pie
shell with the berry mixture. Dot
with butter.
8. Roll out the other h Of pastry
and cover the filling.
9. Bake in a moderately hot oven,
375' F., about As minutes or until
the crust is a light brown color.
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Slack About Stacks?

You may be one Of the girls who
likes to wear slacks because they're
comfortable. But there's another
angle to consider. Are you sure
you keep them as we'll pressed as
your husband does his suits?
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Remove Cloudy Film

To remove the cloudiness that
comes over highly polished furni-
ture, wash it with a sponge and
tepid water and rub it dry with a
chamois wrung out Of cold water.
A dry chamois streaks the surface
and does not remove the blur.