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FUTURE
THOS. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers.
Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWELVE
STORY BRICK APARTMENT-H HOTEL

sgRx SAEF Pr AShR4Sh5 %ER5Hh
VEST sIbE iSL5i Or coNNEcTfcIT ~ u, t!vE We
NUE. BETWEEN N STREET AND DT-
POINT CIRCLE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
s. SEQ, Of the land records Of the. District
p pay seened heTeby re- the 81
trustee Ste vii! sell pTRIs aneion in trent
FOUR O'CLOCK, PM, the following-de
SScribed, land and premises: situate in, the
pr6 and 6en nt e2umSa ct 5heen and in Edso
Bradey's, combination of part Of square
one hundred and thirty-eight H3sl. as
Of the District Of Columbia S''' - w. =.
appurtenances. thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining. including all plumb
ing; eneines, boilers, compressors, auto
and lighting apparatus and fixtures, sprn-
kler or fire extinguishing system, and all,
and fixtures, movable or immovabie, Of
every kind and description in and upon
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the
purchase, money to be paid in cash. bal
ance in two equal installments. payable in
per centum per annum, 's payable m monthly
from day Of sale, secured by first deed of
trust upon the property sold. said deed Of
trust to be in such form as prescribed by
the Trustee and substantially similar in
terms and conditions to the deed of trust
above described, or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser A deposit of $4,000 in
cash or certified check will be. required at
time of sale. Examination of title, con-
at cost of purchaser; All adjustments of
taxes, rents. etc, to be made as of date of
settlement. Terms of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale,
otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to
forfeit said deposit or to resell the property
at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
upon the foregoing terms, after five days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, D. C.. or
with or without forfeiting the deposit the
Trustee may avail itself OF, any legal or
purchaser.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee.
By: BRUCE BAIRD. President.
NEIsoN sHslso At'fs5 j fFso5srEa. Secretary.
mil ,d&ds. .exsu.
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SPRING VALLEY.

INWEDIA Z FOSSEOSION.
Magnificent home containing every fea-
Was Washngtons % nest e s residentia % area atu it EN-
Joys a picturesque site Center-hall plan
with spacious rooms. broad semi-circular
window seat in living room, 3 wood-burning
freplaces, 1rst-foor lavatory, porch off the
library, breakfast room, large cedar-lined
closets and linen closets; 4 large bedrooms
and 3 baths on second floor: , bedrooms
and bath on third. Automatic gas heat
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464.
Gf you want to sell your home-phone us)
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

DRAFTED LAST JULY, MUST SELL 500
worth of 1-mo.-old furniture for complete
apt. including steel iron bed, silverWare
sets of dishes, pots, pans, kitchen gadgets.
MiXmaster, Daveno bed, chair, cocktail
table. lamps, all kinds; steele fds.. twin
table set, misc. chairs, end tables, desk
vanity. dresser. Sale WEDNESDAY, APRIL
STORAGE CO, 1913 YOU ST. NV.
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PRICED TO SELL,

SILVER SPRING
Bungalow, full basement, attractive
setting, S6,75O
Another-a brick fireplace screened
porch, garage, 1880 Immediate poss.
WORTHINGTON REALTY, Excl. SH 2142
S415 Georgia Ave
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
110n TrDCrrrTD NJ

If-3 Of ol1ON SI N w
Nearly New 4-Bedroom Home,
. baths, glassed-in shower and linen closet
on second floor: first floor stepdown living
room, mirrored walls; step-up dining and
den, modern kitchen; first floor carpeted
fireplace round bar with mirror, leather
covered wall benches; large back yard.
with plenty of shrubbery: double brick
thoroughly insulated and screened: AUTO
MAT1C GAS HEAT: cost $50 yr. Radiators
lnclosed in walls. Close to graded and
high schools churches, buses and street.
cars. Large down payment balance S24
mo: Sl3,950. Owner H. ROSENTHAL,
1929 Upshur st. NV. RA. 6571.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

tas5ms oSa NEW Sse5 5FaM1IY aS9 5e1 M0NTH5Y
monthly income, S242. Cali SLIGO 1860.
SS.sIToRY oR FRAME DWELLING-S RMS,
1929 st. NV. National O35o.
ROW BRICK RESIDENCE, CONVERTED
into MOO 0 apis: IN NV D; G; newly decorated;
annual income, $3.50; price, S11.95O
substantial cash required. Box OR. Star
3lUNIT APT, Mr.. CAPITOL ST. PETER S
$ sfI9rGnvA s06 Va ms and NIB b. ea rented
nnewly dec. N. E. RYoN co, Ma 7907,
NEAR 18th AND H SITS. NE-2-sToRY
otlck; or sS- rooms and bath: rented to colored
aN fNc s37i SO So per Haro mo c; W: SIMPSON co,
4 4. F FRAME HOUSES, RENTED AT s28.5
NC, 1924 Vermont ave. NV. Me 5000
CUNT APT. BLDG, GAS HEAT, LARGE
rms. modern; rents annually, $1,000:
MA. 1918. 0'''''' " e'et tiii''s'
MT, PLEASANT-s COMPLETE APIS,
shiG,30o; sha; gross annual income, S216O,
showing sae a a. net return of approximately
DENTON, Ma, 304Q Evenings. Wo All:
centers in Washington Fully leased to
reliable tenants No expenses substan.
tial, cash required. For further details,
apply app only to HARRY COHEN. GE. O2S6,
SHANNON e. LUcHs CO..
1905 H St. NV. National c345
UNDER 8 TIMES RENT.
Also T. s. s. 16 apss "a 4 4detaGhe6 unit 6jdgs corner
OHARE ESTATES. 1915 NV
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sgTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
geTFN genHd 4ntl a YuEsDAY 6s Az THE TWENTY y
THE SAME HOUR AND SAME PLACE.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
mil 6. .d&ds, ,exsuShol
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OFFICE FOR RENT

1929 K St. NV.
4th roor walk upl; large rooms. in
excellent condlLlon $50 per month.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co,
1929 K ST NV Ma n2ho
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FARMS WANTED.

WITHIN 40 MILES OF D. C., 100 ACRES
or more; state size. improvements, water,
price. etc. Box lS1-L Star. 24s
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

AIS FLORIDA AVE. NE. AT UNION TER
minal Market-Modern bldg single offices
Just redecorated. 1Ox13A2'-11'xlS'; $50,
and S22, per month Heat and light
furnished. H. G. ,SMITHY CO., SlI 18th
st. NV, MA. 59O4
OFFICE ROOMS, SMALL, S15 AND $50
mo furn. calls, taken. extra: 10 Minis
d,toWn. 1884 Columbia rd. NV. AD 1890
DUPONT CIRCLE AND R ST-TWO CON
Meeting houses with separate entrances
suitable professional man and family
PrlorltY Tor remodeling. Boy o6I-lL Star
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SPECIAL BARGAIN! STORE. 2
apis, garage, 1900 block Penna.
ave. NV; rent, $2,118 per annum.
Act today to purchase this Al
investment. Location will sell this
property. B. M. ODUM, exclusive
agent, 1927 Eye st. NV. RE. 5216.'
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE MD

Cf1EV Cf1NOEi, NIO.
Attractive center-hall brick Colonial
home. 2 years old in excellent condition,
very. large rooms, automatic heat, large
porch, Sgarage large lot with rock garden.
One block from Wis. ave. and Leland st.
To inspect call.
L. G. WHITE, Exclusive,
Established 1910
7715 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900. Ewes, WI. 4943
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3-APT. DWELLING,

3-APT. DWELLING,
IN MT. PLEASANT-S1O,95O
l. Located near school, stores tranporta-
ton: 3--storv brick, arranged into sepa-
rate apis. Upper frs. rented at $50 mo.
each: Automatic hot-water heat, elec
at price: Phone Mr.. Evans, WO O29O,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St. NV. National o246
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TODAY'S BUY.
SHEPHERD PARK

TODAY'S BUY.
SHEPHERD PARK,
Near 18th st. and Kalnia Rd.
Attractive brick residence,
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, full,
bright basement; roomy attic,
detached garage; nice lot, a.
it. front; side and rear alley,
convenient location, close to
shopping center, bus, street.
cars and school. Further in
formation upon request.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave. NV.
GE 1870
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AOIOMO6IIeS WANlEO.
d, Will PAY ,uaa up to $4,000 for ~ Or 4a
Wo s4oo r9en eSeass snd s sundas
WILL WILL PAY up w to 5000 & for your your 1q4l car.
1921 Connecticut. WO. s4OO.
WILL PAY up to $3.50 for your 1910 car.
4sa neas + 'Rs5s %o s4oo GOOD Pontiac
WILL PAY up to s4Io for your 1889 car.
4221 Connecticut. Wo. s4OO.
% RAx z. t. !. hs. for ssa lY$s Ssstss
I 4asi connecticut % %Wo: s4ooC. oC0a lOn'lA''
W s: e: to ss ssao S 5F rss ssaP g ssss
Y HadS g ssSS 2ss2 q Hs
IL IL @odsi ehsSzolst " sSs Ford: 1ios soni-
stsH bSsEs RHPsae' viii FoEs;
sso f4th sso.s: cAsR No I1f1. H1frnes MOTORS lsOo
SGnae s9dk compan SAsa any a1 nsas Sea %S
s4oo: Open EVENINGS and SUNDAYS. W.
NJ = btets 4S21 x {. connee.teat. a Wo: sses. Gar.
WILL PAY CASH for '5e'37 Fords. ,Plym-
for defense areas: DU. 3I6s. Dealer
guarantee Of top price: all makes bought.
Loving Motors, 1922 M st. NV, RE. 1870.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Any model: 1921
to 1941. Roper Motor Co.. 1870 r. I.
ave. ne. 25s
BUICK 1912 sedan wanted at once; spot
cash. Mr.. Roper, 1870 r. I. ave. ne. 21s
PONT1ACs, 1885 and 1886, any body style;
spot cash. Mr.. Roper, 1880 r. I. ave. ne.
21s
CHEvROLETS, 1885 and 1855, any body
style: need rs at once. Mr.. Roper. 1880
r. ]. ave. ne. 21s
FORDS 1885 and 1887, any BODY style,
model VS5 or v60. Roper Motor Co., 1880
r. I. ave. ne. 21s
Continued on Next Pags.)
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suBuRB'h PROP FOR SALE fcon,.)

ACRES WITH GRIM, MODERN BRICK
home; miles from D. c., in Southern
Maryland; s12.50o. Phone NO. 1908.
IN BEAUT1FUh oAKcREsT, 26ls SOUTH
house, bedrms.. fireplace, large screened
siae s porch large pine-.paneled recreation
Close to Pentason and d 'rS Navy Bldrs s. ROCK ROCK
M; LYLEs; IL !. NA 2o19 16so bet 10 an; and
800; $500 CASH Ava ''''''s '''-i' ~i-'
REFINED RsIs1 Ions1 sha-A; ESTATE. p: c. LINE;
Elevated eiee City oeanr shaded hSme bue
hedses frait frofe Fertile loa@
G. WALKER. WA. 1899, for appointment.
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN BEVERLY HILLS
foop rooms ren1r large bedroom and bath on rst
rooms and bath on 2nd floor shower and
,ay; in basement; screened porch and ga
water pipes and guttering. Open every day
from r. M, y to g. Directions: Memorial Bridge
HoLBRooK & co. CHI. 594a
NEARBY Md R. & B. Ash. BUNGA-
sttie; elec range: lot Gooas25H HMh all fenced cd
sRstoTieE Yny RsEk 4sDscs 10 b. b. h%h oil two
large shaded lot, near bus and school
8. 3 zANTziNG9iER, JR. WA. 1919. 90.
WE HAVE FINE HOMES IN LYON VII
ean Pc srSanssd ea REAErY sElsff 4a Hssoe1 sesns
Open till pm
A 4 REAL BARGAIN IN A FURNISHED
nj nItuFe e. bopsht psa at same tine; il blks ~
fEs Rc Peeed 4siz S5259 iea nwS REALTY H
1893 or call Mr. Beasley, GIL 4295
HOME AND GROUND.
b.35O-Modern tWo-Story house with | -
acres ground, five miles from Peace cross,
IN Lanham, Md; convenient transporta-
ton 70 /, AZ real suburban home! BEITzELL.
WASHINGTON GROVE.
n,e}e9 5T9oT, 3,rni bungalow summer cottage
G. w. NICOL,
Phone 800, Gaithersburg, Md.
DETACHED BUNGALOW.
bath front and rear rear pore porches. % cellar t09ns eoai
heat; lot, 40x175; garage: sacrifice. 81, $50,
terms; immediate possession. RA. 4343 :
MARYLAND PARK, MD.
New houses, containing 8 bedrooms, tiled
baths. h.-w.. heat (coal fred, and laundry
faculties: nice lots; convenient to schools.
teTms sample hoase hoa ss4ppns sqpp a9s
Open daily for inspection. For further
particulars. Hillside 1905
WILLIAM M. THOMAS.
1O1O Vermont Ave. MA 1897
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
LOVELY HOME, SETTING IN 4 ACRES,
wooded; 4-bedrm house with baths, 2-car
REALTY ASSOCIATES. nc, 1917 %4617 Lee Lee
highway, CHI. 1893. Open till pm
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WASHINGTON GROVE,
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

LOVELY HOME, SETTING IN 4 ACRES,
wooded; 4-bedrm. house with baths, 2-car
ffS ossy sss41s SlH5 nc 4S 1917 Ga Iaa
highway. CHI. 1893. Open till pm
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PROPERTY WANTED.

CASH FOR APARTMENTS.
We have cash buyers for modern apart
ment' buildings. 30 units or over
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD. INC,
southern Bldg. MA O21l
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BRADLEY VILLAGE.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

2-storv brick, 3 bedrooms, screened
porch about years old; price, $500.
Sunday and evenings, WI. 57O7.
w. L. LEBLING, REALTOR WI 1922
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BRICK BUNGALOW.

To elementary and high schools, also trans
portation; West Underwood St. Chevy
Chase Md. Center-hall plan, with 3 bed
rooms and . baths, finished attic. 1st floor
lavatory; wooded lot; price, S1475O.
Owner will consider small house in trade
w. L. LEBLING, Realtor,
EXCLUSIVELY.
WI 100 SIM and eveS WI 5-O-
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TAXICAB and PUG license, 1885 Pack
ard; motor in good condition, new paint
and leather: $500. 491s N. Capitol st.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Cooking School Program

MRS EDGAR G. BRAUN, past president of the Council
Public Education will be guest speaker at Tuesdays
cooking school, Mrs Braun will explain the important work
being done by the Red Cross Home Service and also will talk
the Red Cross Blood Bank
Wartime dishes including meat offenders and fresh
vegetable will be the of the
conducted by Prudence Penny.
The Detroit Times Cooking Schools held Tuesday
80 in the afternoon the fifth floor of The Detroit Times
Building Your ticket of admission is Homemakers Club
membership card
If you not member of the club and would like to
attend the school, join the lobby of The Detroit Times
Building Tuesday, before the class starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
This Weeks
Market Report

THE MOST plentiful vege-
table on the market this week
is broccoli from Arizona, Cali
fornia and Texas. Iceberg
head lettuce from California and
punched carrots from the West
are also in good supply, but
since the demand is so active,
fairly high prices prevail.
Since there will be such an
increased demand for fresh
products, there has been
ceiling price set on cabbage,
carrots, peas, snap beans, to-
matees, fresh lettuce and
spinach.
IN PLENTIFUL supply are
apples, avocadoS, broccoli, car
rots, lettuce, sweet potatoes In
moderate supply are oranges,
grapefruit, lemons, beans, beets.
Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cell
cry, onions, peppers, rhubarb.
rutabagaS, ShallotS, spina h,
strawberries and tomatoes.
Bananas, plneapples, aSpara-
gus. caulitlower, celery cabbage,
Cucumbers, table grapes, peas,
parSnips, potatoes, radishes and
squash are in light supply.
THERE ARE plentiful sup
plies locally Of hens. moderate
amounts of broilers and roasting
chickens. Fish is moderate in
supply offerings Of fresh SAUCER
pike and Smelt are the best
for this weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Diminutive
Dancer Sews
A Fine Seam
BN JOAN DEAN


ANYTHING YOU'D Ike 10
know about dreSSmaking? Not
a., u.,,,.o co,r, into tho husi-
ness or even processing ~ "e
experts, but we KNOW q lot more
about tho art than We did a
few DAYS ago.
For wo have had q lesson from
Chicouita that din,inutiye Snan-
ism dancer over al the Book
Casino
r;1h, Lto che actually seys q
&C. sosr, ~ Tho evtont NJ
faebionirc over, stitch of har
wardrobe
TuF ADMINISTERING; ANGLE
~ on This is that Chicouita
makes All ber dresses ny hand
in her hotel or dressing room
a. the case may he
When she's IN mad rush on
costume 10 have - readv for p
nic,ure or performance The
seu,,nc machine cots an airing
hnt otber1vise II rusts IN the
corner
And no helping hands are
herline This buffaloing task
She masters nv having the dress
HANGER and ali on the floor and
SHINING merrilv away on what
Seen1s 70 no the RIGHT length II
MEYER fails
CHICOUuTA HAS other wilos
that would SHOCK tha-eense,e,,--
tious seanstress For instance
a mistake or a slim of the scis-
sors is always concealed under
a terrific scattering of seoujnS
in design or not as She
bannens IN feel AT tho moment
0f course Chicouita and
eeouins are darn GOOD COMPANY
anyway You'll find them on her
costumes on hnr street dresses
on her hats and even on her
49,. - -
stace1 Sometimes they're sewn
Sometimes screwed on hut
usually inst Glued
BORN IN Havana Of Spanish
narents Chicnuita snent her
rhildbood learning IN dance
snu,;no had M nart No ono
tauehf her how il was done
sho ;us, learned hv necess;tv
vhor hroLe and oS.hurting in
Noy yorL C;tv
che had onorcb money N huv
yord Goods for q costume
ana t5at's ali Rut che landed
;oh ,hanLs 70 y rod and creen
cou,,
Tbree waeks aoo she decided
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

JOAN LESLIE, soon 10 be
seen in THE Hard Way" has
ordered several pairs of beaghng
CATERS in different shades in an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Joan LesIie's Sport Caters

ticipation of giving her limited
sports shoes (now they're ra-
tioned) an individual look when
worn with different outfits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
New Cake

Cranberry sauce plus your
favorite gingerbread makes a
new and different upside-down
cake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
February 1913
Change About

YOU CAN'T do better than
turn to prints when you are
remodeling last years dresses to
give them a new life in 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Skip Breakfast


help you to stand the wear and
tear? The meal you slight most
is breakfast. Some of you never
eat it! And I'm afraid the ma
jority of you who do eat break
fast try TO get by with sweet
roll and coffee.
Any food is better than none,
But if you want IL o'clock in
the morning to mark a high
energy level instead of a let
down, you'll start out with
good meal-fruit juice, an egg
and whole wheat toast or a
whole grain cereal with milk,
and coffee.
Lunch is apt TO be another
lop-sided, carbohydrate meal.
If it is, there goes your 3 o'clock
energy peak! Just when you
should be going strong, you will
feel like the end of the day.
OF course, you don't want a
heavy meal that would slow you
down. But you do need foods
that stay by you and give you
the energy for your work.
You can have a sandwich.
glass of milk and fruit, or or
der the days special" some
protein dish-meat, fish, eggs
or cheeSe-a vegetable, bever-
age and some light dessert.
Either of those lunches is nu-
tritious and less expensive than
malnutritlon.
Put Nutrition First
It's no saving TO buy meals
that are so inadequate they send
you into a slump twice A day.
You have TO give good nutrition
its due.
Maybe you are making more
money than you were. Use
some Of it for the food that lets
you get a kick out of your
work. I~hear you are going in
for expensive perfumes That's
all right. too. If really luxury
perfume is something you have
always longed for you should
have il. But put nutrition first.
If you are making the same
salary, it's harder for you. Pro-
portionately more of your earn
ings have 10 go into food-and
you have your eye on a gay
new print, too! But there's no
dress created that can pick you
up when you are malnourished.
Have Three Good Meals
Whatever your job, you are
working harder and you are
under greater strain today. We
all are. So have three good
meals a day, every day.
Always have a green vegetable
or a yellow vegetable. Now that
butter isn't so plentiful. these
Sorces Of vitamin A have taken
on added Importance.
Have two fruits. one a citrus
fruit or tomato juice; an egg,
A serving of meat, fish. fowl or
cheese; two glasses Of milk and
whole grain or enriched bread.
You can't get along without
that list
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Don't Slight
Meals TO Buy
New Bonnet
By IDA JEAN KAN

SO YOU have found a little
red hat and are saving up for
it? Good! There's nothing like
A new bonnet to perk up a
women'S spirits-just as long
as it doesn't mean going with
out adequate meals.
The working girl has the
reputation of being better dressed
than fed. A lot of you come
close to qualifying as fashion
experts. You don't have the
least trouble Spotting the styles
that will be smart next season.
or the materials that stand
wear and tear.
Askov American., 1943-11-18
Bruno Red Cross News

The surgical dressing unit of the
Bruno branch finished it's first year
of making surgical dressings. During
this time we have made $4,000 -
2x2, 5400 - AKA, $500 - 4x8; a total
of 24,900 dressings. We have had
registered for this work about 80
women. Our attendance has aver
aged about Is for each meeting. The
following ladies have worked 100
hours or over the past year on surgi-
cal dressings: Mrs. o. D. Plaisted,
205 hours; Mrs. Carl Johnson, Isl
hours; Mrs. G. 0. Billman, 120 hours;
Mrs. Al Ostercamp, ITO hours; Mrs
F. c. Thompson, 100 hours; Miss
Mary Murphy, 100 hours; Miss Alice
Albertson, 110 hours; Miss Adeline
Albertson, los hours; Miss Edna
Zern, los hours; Mrs. Oscar Eklund,
104 hours.
Dressings are made each Tuesday
evening from $50 until 10 p. M, at
the schoolhouse. Everyone needs to
get out and do her part if we are to
finish our quotas on time.
Reporter.
Askov American., 1943-11-18

very well and enable you convenient
ly to watch the feathered folks enjoy
themselves. If placed near some
evergreens or shrubbery small birds
may seek shelter from the larger
ones, as well as other enemies, wind
and snow. Some food may be scat
tered on the ground, some on the
platform and small pieces of suet
hung from the branches of the ever
green. Thus those who are con-
firmed ground feeders will find
something too.
Sunflower seed, bread crumbs,
rolled oats, suet, buckwheat, shelled
corn, scratch feed, peanuts, even
peanut butter, are some of the things
eagerly consumed by the visitors.
Watching birds from your kitchen
window during winter is an inter-
esting, informative type of recre-
alton. Why don't you try it this
year?
Askov American., 1943-11-18
Guests At a Winter Window.
(In Flower Grower, 194D

(In Flower Grower, 194I
Window shelf, some suet, seeds;
All the Ritz a bird flock needs,
Bring me guests, who call, who speak
Winged news from beak to beak.
The purple finch, whose humble wife
Looks like sparrow all her life;
A prince of birds, with crimson crest;
Who stays to feast with quiet zest,
o Junco in hooded cape,
Like nun, soft-mannered, in gray
crepe,
Arriving to foretell the snow,
How do you know? How do you
know?
Jaunty nuthatch, debonair,
Streamlined for dress affair,
Honk your thanks in minor key
Glowing head-first down the tree.
Vivacity and grace are wrought
In motion effortleSs as thought;
No kept-canary song for me,
Hostess to chickadee.
Louise Dyer Harris.
Askov American., 1943-11-18
Miller Lake

The snow storm the past week and
the badly blocked roads account for
little news.
Carl Meidlinger was around one day
last week collecting money for the
war effort.
Chas. Jabbie who is busy getting
out pulpwood could not get to work
on account of snow and block roads
recently.
Lenard Nystrum called at the Ben
Nelson home Saturday on business
and pleasure.
Callers at the Ben Nelson home
Sunday were Mrs. Willard Nelson
and two sons and Blaine Bush and
family, all of Duluth. Paul Jensen
also called.
The Ankrum and Nelson families
have been busy hauling hay from the
Happyland farm.
Askov American., 1943-11-18
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