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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted State
price. Box 3s-D, Star
ADDERS. typewriters. steel filing cabinets,
misc, office machines. Cash Immediately
ADDING MACH'S., calculators. typewriters.
all kinds office equip; any cond; top price
paid: Sun. and ewes, CO. 1925. Week.
ANTIQUE yEwELRY. silver diamonds. den-
We pay cash. Schillers, 444 9th st. 25'
BEDROOM. dining Soom, living room
today. Call RE. 9445.
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture,
Of anfy sF storsse
BEDROOM suiTEs. ofiice furniture dining
and living room suites, elec. refrigerators
glassware and rugs. Dupont 0513. "a
BICYCLE. boys Ain, good condition
Phone Kensington 313-R.
books Bargain Book Store, sos 9th st.
Phone Silver Spring O602 any time
CAMERAS. movie equip, photo supplies
ro2s 9sen erinaDsy7 a # 7sa ssp2s9s
wagon. .6-yr., boy: kiddie car. sled, any
prewar toys In sood condition. 81. 1855
CLOTHING-Hiehest prices paid for mems.
s% shoes Ex MGFFis 9as cShns viii ea Store ~
CLoTHING-Hlehest prices paid for mems
used ciothine Berman's. 1122 18th st. NV
oiHfSc NJ aafS Open aiars sss WIN ss1crs sen
sssH MaHs e soYs Hs5P STnMG 9TH sY, SANS sr
CLoTHiNG-Bester prices paid Tor n men n .
used clothins Harry's. 1888. 7th st. NV
d.. 6169 Open eve. win call
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DOGS. PETS ETC

WANT TO GIVE AWAY nice dog, good dis
position: thoroughly housebroken. Moving
10 Z. apsr rtment Want good home. 5353
FOR sALE-Two female part fox terrier
pups. 4 !six) weeks old Also mother dog
,ioX nGo terrier), ) years old. So each. 81.
DACHsHUND PUPS. months old. AID.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. g months
old, let BLACK. champion stock. papers
available; will make wonderful pets. Phone
Mfhinfsn E8'} rfpf1rs 3fsT pm weeks the
sns5 assl Iift 14ss champion Mor9g stock Axe Ii
buff beautiful 41o5 1s,h st. NV AT
BOSTON TERRIERS. toys; male and te-
CANARIES. young singers. 2335 10th st
R;o BosroN on PurE}, W 2H3s 4Kc: 8 month. old.
Irsssonable. WA. 4o5?.
WANTED, healthy male kitten. Call wo
%S.s g sasa n0uas Ga a4ie 1ea4 gained
EoX EsH .IEl TERRIER PUPPIES for sale, cheap.
BOSTON BULL. female, IA wks. old, nicely
marked. Gail NE. 1863 or 635 Eye st: sw.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. handsome
reg, 8 weeks old, CHI. O76s.
POLICE DOG. white. fun blooded, 3 mos.
st lnHoCuiatlonS, mas been Wormed COM
pletely; final papers may be secured
Leaving city. TIE. 2133, 81 E. Walnut St,
Alexandria,.
SCOTTIE: thoroughbred. IL month old,
female. Union 0640.
WIRE FOX TERRIER, female: 3 mos old,
men. To see her is to love her Phone
Alexandria 1856
RABBITS, hal-grown, 3 does, 2 bucks.
will hold for Christmas. Call after 1890
IN. 319 18th st. ne
FRENCH POODLE, standard black male
Ia years old; all inoculations eivenJ eX-
cellent condition and disposition: utility
trim: price, 500. Phone AT. 1855 after
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Nothing better. Your neighbor says Sc
and SO will you when you have tried a ton
of this super richly fertilized and finely
ground black humus Makes poor soils
good and good soils better Acts quickly.
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass.
trees. shrubs, roses, vines and flowers The
ideal plant food you have long been look
ing for. SIS ton delivered. Lawn seeded.
repaired or reJuvenated Beautiful speci-
men eVergreenS, Towering shrubs fruit
and shade trees. Colorful fiagstone walks.
terraces, rock gardens, lily pools, outdoor
nrepiaces. drainage mulChing, spraying,
pruning and tranSplanting Free eSti-
mate Lincoln Ioo5 eIa
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUGsTORE-owner paid sI6-o0o for !,
MSst years agq eIcH WIN be drafisd in few day.
owSER LEAVING TowN. 7R N2 WI snio, saerife.
sandWlch shops. well equipped; the equip
} 9Su gu. can buy one or more at bargain
oTsonapie fion Mp aIIns IeTmS Fer further informa
RooMING HousEG. HtsJis GE i ) "Sa5 rooms, baths.
TeHn ,nalo. aye; vs., at Dupont circle. A money
TRUCKING BUSINESS. CO, consisTing 20 Of !
good trucks with plenty of gas TO operate
warehouse filed with storage long-term
ease on bldg. and bldg is concrete and
nreorooi located on well Travelled thor
oughfsre: employes will remain with busi-
workers. Business CONSISTS OF Of moyjns St,5iri
pporage' Grating, work and some contracts
reason Se, for selling being called up for
20 BoX "1O-L. Star
RGSLAERANT-cean, RdS :. \ 9,IR nice place doing
Low overhead 9GSineSn onv m9E s 5 counter tgade
Re H,kkrT. SkIzS, La ba;ao l4th, MA, 552o.
neet PETER f,,v than 9dcc sop weekly;
make offer Army calls CH Ol44.
SafE, 1api large, up 70 date; and small hotel:
RECEIPTS, daily; S23u: long lease; price
SttaHrro"o' excellent location. Box 30;:-L
LAUNDRY, American or Jewish, will buv
FL9ugh pIes "oES 3H for : or men. 3oG4 Nj
RooMING HOUSE. near 18th and Park
rd; - rooms. Az baths. made into :
Gomplete apartments; s. $50 terms. r NJ
De Shazo. lI23 I4th, Ma. $500.
CASH BUYERS WAITING TO purchase your
business. See us now Dom dsIov
rhurm 4 SILVER, S6s 10Th 10Th st. Do9 IA as54 as.4y
REST ESTAuRaNT-Owner going in Army:
very desirable location. across from Cap
itol Coneressiona! Library: long lease:
peer Incense: same owner l5 yrs; air con
1nionoo,s6 Daye,S Grill, Ill B st. Sc /.
ROoMING HOUSE. 1 blocks from Treasury
Bldg 10 rooms filed. good income, easy
= lsTnS; good lease, EX. 4097. 30.
fRESTAuRANT, Re LIQUOR BEER-Owner
and beer S6"0 6'S''S ResS PROM ferms 49, FI0t8r n
Pc Shazo. 1923 14th. MA $3.50,
SANDWICH SHOP and soda fountain, near
1 government bldg, doing $500 a week
good equipment: clean place Box !,2S-
GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN. STOCK
KkNlureS. good viii and real estate: 4N-n
front on georgia ave. near Walter Reed
hospital VIII sell all for less than reaI
., CHAS. L. NORRIS. REALTOR.
-. % ra. ave. N W. RE. 211".
FOR SALE-Splendid income. I0Oc, rented
ana turning applicants away, tourist bust
ness apartments of - and Z rooms
ktchenette ana bath each brick improve
mentS. heated by steam heat; attractive
( setting on approximately acres of ground
Iafge frontage on man highway close tr
! D. C: price. S22 500 ~ ~
LINkINS CO. Exclusive Agent.
DUPONT CIRCLE. DE 1000
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING to Pittsbureh Thursday a3rd. &
pm. Return Sunday night take 2. share
expenses. RA;, s347 after 8 pm,
s efa N.Y. 1as asxs Exf xtef 4ob
DRIVING to Florida, Vicinity Pensacola,
four passengers, SIS each. Leaving De-
cember ~: references exchanged. Sligo
LADY DRIVER desires transportation to
Jacksonville, Fla, Immediately after Christ
mas: mas: references EXCHANGED. MI. 1895,
I9i: PACKARD SEDAN leaving Dec % for
Sen4ssrs; T4sfS, rcasenable, Can Sligo 1920. "a
hnn'iHS bnrs ps DECEMBER aI1lai s3rd for Green's
Je johnson II S EN-: 1890. until 6 pm. After 8
WANTED, ride to Chicago in next 3 days.
AMteddactiVe Med 9ffer Phone RE. ss0s. Duggan,
WaNTTFno WeG;' TFIo;5G rids - p,.ts,,,ur, 49,.
round trip for one or two persons Leave
= {. Thurs evening or Fri. morning, return
ga; or sun. 8 to $50 call EX. 1890. Ext
EE,2,ad; E,p,ad;.o after pm. call OR. 1919, B.
WANTED WAN to share a ride with some one
gong TO Chapel Hill, N. c., or vicinity,
aauudiie auaae mondays. Edna G. Garvin, MI.
COUPLE WANT RIDE vicinity of Allen
IoWn Or Philadelphia and return. Leave
WaNIED WA ride TO vicinity of Scranton, Pa
and return. leaving around Dec. "a and
returning 26 or 27. RA. 0S16 after D M
oos
LEAVING FOR UNIONTowN. PA, mid
night Friday, returning Monday pm. Take
D, II. 1865 after 10 am 22s
Lady driving to West Coast about Jan
IL, Il, desires ladies or married couple;
snare expense; references exchanged Box
PROFESSIONAL MAN and wife desire auto
transportation to Miami bet Dec S9th
and Jan. 5th: will drive if desired will paw
ior all gas and oil; references exchanged
MA 2o19 bet. 1890 and L. am
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BOXER PUPS,

A K. c registered, 4 months old, both
sexes. Call GIL. 1868
NEWFOUNDLAND, $40. $25.
PEKINESE, $25, $35.
Scotty male, $50; Toy fox terriers, So;
Chows. $40: Shepherds, S5; Police, IS:
Terriers, S5: Collie. female. So. DOG
HOTEL, 1344 Georgia ave, ia. 1921.
BOXERS.
Christmas you will continue to enjoy
with one of these grand pups. MA. 7O43
and Alexandria OS05.
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FARM & GARDEN.

CHRISTMAS TREES, wholesale and re-
tail, delivered; ,Topsoil for sale We
haul and you haul. Call Ii 2lo2.
44G4 Bird st. NV, from December 90 to %.
Phone RA o656
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. wholesale
and retail Me 42n0. QII lNM0
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XMAS TREES
WONDERGRO

Largest and finest stock fresh-cut
nursery-grown trees in city, also pine ano
cedar. Next Shell service station. 430G
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

CARPENTRY, roofing, storm windows,
cement work: quick service: Va. license
flme GaPpr ns NTpY ymsytS Ho. o4a9.
IAhfENIRf' painting and paperinE Your
nelshbor recommends rs Va license. fime
payments. HO. O499
CARPENTER, additions porches, floors par
cIosa cIIeioHs Siorm sash, cabinets, shelves, cedar
FLOOR SANDING. refnishing, waxing and
Gieaning; Call Barr, AT. 3657.
PAPERING, painting, plasterine scraping,
Isr{, GIsrp{ePteTlng; 3 Tree est no shortage of help
1dEh r. !ate; EA. 80 |. 6s
PAPER HANGING, firSt-class work by
White mechanics; immediate service. TR
GENERAL Gen. RAJ REPAIR!NG; no JOB too small
REFRIGERATOR AND WASHING ma.
cn1neS cnla9S. repaired electricians, wiring anc
repairs Mlchl9an 4lS4. "A.
PAINTING, papering. floors finished Work
done Immediately. Work guar White me
Ghanies m ,, Free est. CHI s46S, Mr. Houeh Fl
PLASTER, brick cement and fagStone
waterproofing; no job too small. TR. 1855
PLASTERINB and cement work: no job toe
small In or 90 far. DI. 1870. William
lnomaS. Iu1 M st. NV 2.s
STURTEvANT & CARLSON-Gen contract
ing work right, prices right Recreation
room SDeCialty HI O1d1-P or
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HELP WOMEN.

PATENT STENOGRAPHER
For established small patent Law
once, centrally located; half day Satur.
oay, permanent. State experience anc
salary eXpected Box sc, Star.
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

GIVE A STURDY, LIVE PIG for Christmas,
s. each. Falls Church S3l -W-3
COW. fresh. for sale. Call Sligo 3333
$3.50
PIGS, So; corn-fed shoatS and butchering
hces, | &C per pound: bull calf { 10; Jersey
COW. horses. Person Ashton 3s2S
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POULTRY & EGGS.

PULLETS : 200 New Hampshire reds, 3
months old, ready 10 lay, 3 to pounds.
fine healthy flock: SI.50 each. Phone
kensington 31l-W.
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STENOGRAPHERS

Pvt. corp; capable, good educatio &c
ti!e, neat appearing; good salary. 3
347-G, Star.
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CHRISTMAS TREES.
Lovely. husky pines, on sale every da
until Xmas. 34S3 south Utah ST, Fair
lington fnear Alexandra,
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NEWS BRIEFS

il. George Maths VS. Il re.
1t addi icn 10 our com
niun.ty from New York
,ity will pres sls
numbers. Mrs. Matthew's
$ an unusually talented ar
national Award in New
list having recently won a
York. Others scheduled
20 appear on program are
Mis- Betty Dugger, NJ sses
Eloise Mex nney and w n
META Edwards. The en-
tire program has not yet
been completed and de-
Tense workers possessing
talent which they should
like to share at that hour
arereguested TO call the
program chairman. Mrs.
Dorothy Jefferson FIJ 1868
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Acid indigestion
Relieved in 5 sn:nutcs or
l..ly.

double your money back
Ft.n stonach anid csiisea ,Mtufut aufYoraf,
ns sas, sour stpnsart and besrtrn doctors usually
prpArrihe tho fastest aTting nenirinss known FIR
synnf tomato reliafr,sairtacs ike tha. Ia Dell
Tablets No isxatiysj H-il ans brings enitf,ft Fl
,i9s ar dDtht suaf money back oh iotiira VI bottle
70 ~, ebr a ali situgsists
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THE CHURCH
AN ASNJiS
~Ois4lv1 &jaS1I 1
hy J>.s - ~ a1i1al q

! ne Church eAlsls To nelp
loiks nilu Lnelt way mo
complete Crking relaAon-
sh p Wit tIoa. What this
relationship means wa s
shown by Jesus 10 be whole
hearted whole-souled whole
whole minded love for God
and love for other people
equal to one's love of ones
self. Man is so made that
ne cannot live by bread a.
lone. He hungers after
the sense Of belonging to a.
group, whose life he may
share as a valued member.
He hungers after some
thing to live for. He hun
gers after the convection
that the human life has d
meaning and is not Just a
ta'et cid. People are lost
lr,aself-saeking world that
pays no attention To them
unless they ccmit a crime
which gives them q brie
p.bli,i,y. It $ not to be
wondered at that growing
numbers ef people gAe
way to despair. We must
come To affirm that the end
of man is to glorify Gcd,
and enjoy Him forever in a
life devoted to Him. We
must come 10 rec gnize
thai man is a child of God
and that the true purpose
of all economic activity is
therefore to give people a
chance to develop the d.
vine possibilities that are
within them. Wake up,
We must live!
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NEGRO FIGHTER AWARDEn
SILVER STAR-P. +. G. Mack Bl
Anderson, Brenham. Texas, who
has heen awarded the Silver Star
fourth highest combat media! for
his heroic action during the recent
.'ananese hambings IN the China
, Burma India area Several in.
stances Of exeentional courage we're
reroifrd r 7. &. Anderson stood
up IN tho middle af an airiieli firing
MA ,''ine gun while Japanese
Zero lighter repeatedly swooped
over Elm. Eventually his Gun
ian'ed and Anderson then raced
aetoss The field, leaped into
trench, whinned out his pistol, AMI
continued
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Nutrition authorities say that
Mrs. American Housewives job of
feeding her family is one Of the
most important in the war effort.
For nourishing fepd is going long
way toward buiiAtlg strength and
morale ON the, home front.
At the same time, women are be-
ing called upon to conserve food as
wartime necessity. This means
they must use every ingenuity to
eliminate waste and get the most
out Of the food they buy.
How to make their meat so fur
ther seems to be a subject OF espe-
cial interest, since building meals
around this food lis an American
tradition. So home economics ex-
perts have come to the rescue with
all sorts OF ideas and recipes de-
signed to extend the meat purchase
as far as possible.
Here are few Of many practical
ideas along this line.
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WASHINGTON, d. C.


Declaration Of excess
stocks Of commercially can
ned and processed foods on
hand as of February 81
l943, and for excess coffee
on hand as Of November 28,
1912, in order to obtain war
Ration Book Two, will be
made by means of the Con-
sumner Declaration form re-
leased this week by the Of
flee of Price Administration.
Registration of every ne
is eligible for war rat on
book Two will begin on Mar
|. In addition to present
ing War Ration Book One
the registration site it will
be necessary for some re-
sponsible member of the
family to fill out and sign
Consumer Declaration for
all the family. The Decla-
ration asks for the excess
amounts of coffee on hand
as Of November %, 1912.
when coffee rationing star.
ed and of excess canned
goods on hand as of Feb
q, the first day cf the
freeze" before point ration
ing begins.
The figure for coffee can
total number Of pounds on
be arrived at by taking the
hand as of November %
and deducting one pound
for each person whose age
is stated as Ia years or old
er on War Book One, the
OPA said. For canned
goods it will be necessary
tc include all cans, jars and
bottles containing eight
ounces or more Of rationed
commercially packed foods,
in excess Of five containers
for each member of the fam
lily. Canned olives, can
ned meat and fish, pickles,
relish, jellies, jams and pre-
serves; spaghetti, macaroni
and noodles or home can
ned foods are not rationed
and do not have to be count
ed. For example, if a fam
lily of five has on hand 80
assorted cans, jars or bot
ties of commercially pack
ed peas, beans. corn, ket-
chup, soup or fruit juices,
that family will only have
Ito declare a. total Of five
containers, or one for each
amember. OPA officials sug-
sgest that housewives might
.lind it convenient to make
afhis pantry census" On Sun
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Ii you want to fee! the
spirit and see Jesus, Why
not come to church and
confess to God before it is
too late. Cur sins are never
too great for the Master to
forgive.
Miss Louise Harris
Church News Reporter.
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DECLARATION or EXCESS
STOCK ON HAND FEB. Il

day, Februar2 2l, hy spreai,,
ing their pantry supplies on
thekitchen table, and elm
mating all the items that
do not have to be declared
The smaller cans, con-
tanning less than eight ounc-
es (such as baby foods) can
then be put back on the
shelves. By counting out
five cans for each member
of the family and restoring
ishem to the shelves, the
housewife will have left the
exact number of containers
she must state on the Con-
sumer Declaration form.
One eight-point blue stamp
will be detached from War
Ration Box Two for each
can stated on the declara-
ton t,rrn, but no more thar
half the mon,hly ratien will
be renewed from any boz <
An over-saprly viii tie
noted on the ration book
and the stamps torn ont Of
the next ration book for
canned and processed food.
I'm the case. Of a coffe, one
stamp will be removedfrom
War Ration Book One for
each pound over the allow
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Sunday, February 2I al
4 p, m. the Alumni Group
of Religious Education
gill meet At the 9Th st
\ IA CA. A number Of the
members name have been
given in {WEUSO) for SER
vice other names Will be
added. The Group extends
sympathy to Rev. and Mrs.
Ashcraft in The recent
death OF the + son, who
lost his life in service and
te Mrs. O. e. Neal in the.
recent death of her mother
who d.ed in Clarksvil'e,
Tenn.
Mrs. Susie 0ffntt pres.
Mrs. Carrie Butler, Sec.
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FOR SILL. OKLA.--Pvt. Willie
Wright. Battery 3. alst Battalion,
Field Artillery Replacement Train.
ing Center at Fort Sill. hasn't as
yet had chance to take crack
at the Axis with gun but he just
finished bombarding the enemy
with $9.20a worth count 'em--of
War Bonds. Converting all his as
sets into cash. Private Wright
marched into his battery orderly
room, planked down the money.
and said he wanted to invest In
few bonds. Wlight's is the largest
single purchase of War Bonds yet
recorded in the 3lst Battalion, the
Replacement Center's Negro train
ing division. Indicted in the Army
October is. 1912. the aiFluent SOL
der halls from San Antonio, Texas
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MT. PISGAH BAPTIST

IIVVTlIIT RETVICES s..'sfs. Q .VU
Rev. Il. T. Britton, Pastor.
N Melba Arnold, Reporter
Shiloh Baptist
------ss~-
Sunday School. $50
Morning Services $40 II 80,
Program ............,.,.. 800
Evening Services -. 7::3o
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/ q moderate oven for about three

q moderate oven for about three
hours.
Second meal. Broiied toastwichcs
suggested for the second meal, are
prepared BY slicing leftover brisket
and making into sandwiches. The
sandwiches are dipped in beaten
egg and milk and broiled until
brown.
Third meal. The leftover meat
from the brisket may be ground
and combined with boiled rice ard
seasonings to make stuffing for
green peppers. These are baked in
hot oven until done-about IS
minutes.
BLADE END OF PORK LOTN
First meal. Blade end Of the pork
loin is excellent for a roast The
end cut is lower in price than the
center cut. Roasting Is easy when
d few simple rules are followed. The
roast should not be covered and no
water added. A low temperature
saves both meat and fuel A bread
dressing, shaped in balls and plneesi
around the roast half an haur be-
fore ii is done. win extend the serv.
ings. THIS roast requires 30 min
utes ncT, oopntl
Second mes The cold slices Of
roast pork ere delicious heated ~
barbecue sE6e -. -.
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able amount. 0PA offs
ais emphasize that tia.
tailoring Of War Rat 81
i3ook Two is no sense a i,el
a ty. Rather, theu say. I
i a means OF s,atting u.
the rafien.ng nvss.'ain es
as equal a toacl!ag as pos
ible fer all Gil zens.
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LAMB SHOULDER

First meal. A stuffed lamb shoul
der is a thrifty roast. The bones
may be used to season vegetables.
or to make soup stock. A tasty
stuf1ing is made for il by combining
whole kernel corn, cracker crumbs.
seasonings and minced green pep
per. The roast is placed on a rack
Ia an open pan and about 40 min
utes per pound allowed in slow
oven.
Second meal. For the next nights
main dish, combine cu,,es CT cold
roast with leftover vegetables and
enough gravy to hold together,
Place mounds of the mixture on
squares OF pastry ard fold ever to
s1n axe i triangle Pinch the edges
stoges Brown in h l,os oven
These are called pasties.
Third meal. TE1c remaining lamb
bits may BIC ground and mixed
with cooked oatmeal. an egg and
seasonings 10 make Scotch Pan~
cakes for sH11sg er xogi hraa
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Third meal. The trimmings from.
tie roast make a surpriSs supper,
dish when combined with cream
sauce and served between layers
and over the top Of biscuits az Pork
Short Cake.
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BEEF BRISKET

First meal. B4islset cooked with
heans is a delicious dish tor the
FIRST serving The bsans arc soaked
over night and brown sugar. onion
ars ssasonings adGed, than placed
in covered kettle with hrisl1et on
top. Brisket and beans should be
cSys1ad with water and coaked IL
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BR ON CFiIAL
COUGHS!
~ "a colds or gronehiui lrrifotlon

d a To coIds or EFonehiai Irritation
"a Stop today al any good drug store ana ask for z
~ ,ftIa nf Buckiey's CANA0fOL Mixture fhinie
.tina). Take 4 couple Of sips at bedtime. re1'
ys instant Bdvverfu effective action spread thru
8rcat head and bronchial tubes II starts az
Hnce 10 loosen UP thick, choking phlsgns, sootne
~ noernbyanes and make breathing easier.
pon't wa;t--aef l3LetIeg's Csnsaiol today: Inu
Scat rel;sF instantly. Only @5c---al druggists.
THE PEOPLES DRUG CO.
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-12-16

Here are the facts about typical railroad-the
Chesapeake and Ohio.
275,O83 shares of its stock are owned by col
leees hospitals churches, charitable institutions
and insurance companies.
4O,4o6 of its common stockholders own SO
shares or less These represent approximately 70
per cent of the total common stockholders
These people live in every state of the union
and in its territories They come from nearly every
walk of life, and include employees of the road,
teachers, lawyers, business men, stenographers,
farmers, men in the Army and Navy-people VINO
live lust around the corner" from you.