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Smyrna times., 1947-11-20
Where Does the Consumers
Food Dollar Go?
BY Ralph r. Peters
Executive Secretary

Food Dollar Go?
Out of 67 stores surveyed two
thirds had markups of so to 80 per
cent, one-third had markups over
80 per cent, and twelve per cent
had markups of over 100 per cent.
The pre-war margin was 80 to 40
per cent.
Take the case of apples, as an
example. 1t is common knowledge
that apple growers this year have
not even received the cost of pro-
duction for their commodity. The
crop has gone begging. Yet, here
are some interesting figures. On
the pound basis, after he has pro-
duced the crop, and that involves
considerable financial outlay, the
grower has paid one and nine
tenths cents for packing; two
tenths of one cent for Transports
tion charges; eight-tenths of one
cent for selling commission; or a
total of two and nine-tenths cents
per pound for bringing his product
to the market. On the day that
apples were checked, the wholesale
price was five and four-tenths
cents per pound. Deducting the
two and nine-tenths cents from the
wholesale price, would leave the
grower a gross return of two and
one-half cents. Yet, the retail
price of apples that day was rine-
and one-half cents, or a spread OF
four and one-tenth cents per pound
between the wholesale and retail
price. In other words, while the
grower only got a gross return OF
two and one-half cents, the con-
sumer paid nine and one-half cents
We can, therefore, raise the ques-
tion as to whether such a large
spread is justifiable. Perhaps a
smaller spread would have moved a
greater volume of apples with re-
sulting benefits both to producers
and consumers. And, perhaps, q
Smyrna times., 1947-11-20
6 Head of Horses

as good as can be put in harness,
also some harness.
Smyrna times., 1947-11-20
ROBERT DAY

J. c. Walker, Auctioneer
Evening star., 1947-08-03
"WHO WAS THAT LADY...?"
Continued frons bage ten

later it carried 5s7 jokes with the names of the
authors to such as are known"
The years pass Joe Miller has gone through count
less editions and picked up weight until the number
of original Joe Miller gags now stands above $780,
The 10th century opens, and sales of Joe Miller's
Jests" decline and die But the jokes themselves have
not been buried with the book
Our last stop on Sunday afternoon at the Brown
Derby in Hollywood where the celebrated comedian,
Bernie Yakyak. and his writer's clustered around
next weeks script. One writer pulls thin red book
from the pocket of his peagreen sports jacket.
Joe Miller RsdasoovsreA
WRITER: o. baby, here's some good stuff What's
more it's never been tapped. It's reprint Of the
original Joe Miller 1739 All in the public domain.
YAKYAK: Stuff for us?
WRITER: Try this one "A dog coming open
mouthed at sergeant upon march, he run the spear
of his halbert into his throat and killed him. The
owner, coming out, raved that his dog was killed,
asked the sergeant why he could not as well have
struck him with the blunt end of the halbert. SO
would says he, if he had run at me with his tall"
OTHER WRITERS: Qmusing) Hmmmm.
YAKYAK: No good Milton Berle used it last week.
FIRST WRITER: All right, here's another. Sir
William Davenant, the poet had no nose. One day,
beggar- woman followed him crying, The Lord pre-
serve your eyesght sir, the Lord preserve your eye
sight Why, good woman said he, do you pray
so much for my eyesght? Ah, dear SIR said she,
if it should please God that you grow dimsighted,
you'd have no place to hang your spectacles on"
~Hsrs's Switch. Boss"
SEooND WRITER: That's no gag. We don't know any
radio comedians without noses.
H.
YAKyAK: What kind of crazy talk is that? You
don't like Hollywood, why don't you 60 back where
you came from?
FIRST WRITER: got the switch, boss. It's little
moron joke. One little moron says to the other little
moron, What would happen if you lost your nose?"
And the second little moron says, Il couldn't SMELL
YAKYAK: So?
FIRST WRITER: So the first little moron says, "And
what would happen if you lost your mouth?' And
the second little moron says, Il couldn't talk"
SECOND WRITER: Better get to the punch-line.
FIRST WRITER: Then the first little moron says,
And what would happen if you lost your ears?" And
the second little moron says, Il couldn't see."
YAKYAK: Couldn't see?
FIRST WRITER: I'm coming to it. boss. The first
little moron says, why couldn't you see if you lost
your ears?" The second little moron says Nhis1l
kill you boss), II couldn't see because my hat would
fall down over my eyes,"
YAKYAK: Write it in. Mac, write it in! A lulu!
All there, Joe Miller. happy illiterate Are you
listening, boy? The End
Evening star., 1947-08-03
JAuNTY CORDUROY

makes a dashing slack
suit, and one that'll wash
like a breeze in Ivory
Flakes. You'll find no
soap is milder, or kinder
to nice things.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-01
Moose Auxiliary Is Instituted

Palmer chapter 921 of the Women of the Moose was insti- tutued last Sunday afternoon. A total of Is members was initiat- ed into the new chapter.
 The Anchorage chapter of Women of the Moose conducted the initiation service and install lation of officers. Twenty-Five members of the Anchorage auxil- iary came to Palmer for the cere- mony.
 Palmer initiates in the new lodge were:
 Mildred Moebius, Margaret Cameron, Myrtle Bouwens, Fern Leek, Haleen Ingall is, Juanita McKechnie, Nina Stock, Vivian Goodrich, Betty Rice, Fondola Carroll, Ella Crosby, Agnes Reed, Marjorie Hoskins, Genevieve Moffitt, Viola Lentz, Helen Scott, Mary Bergman, Virginia Morri- son, Juanita Yerbich, and Fanny Wertanen.
 Officers in the Palmer chapter who were installed Sunday in- cluded:
 Genevieve Moffitt, senior re- gent; Helen Scott, junior gradu- ate regent; Haleen Ingalls,, re- corder; Juanita Yerbich, treasur- CT; Fanny Wertanen, guide; Az nes Reed, assistant guide; Vivian Goodrich, sentinel; Fern Leek, chaplain; Marjorie Hoskins, Ar gus; Myrtle Bouwens, pianist.
 It was announced that meet ings will be held on the second I and fourth Tuesdays of each month. The next meeting of the new chapter is planned for Oct. 28.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-01
Mining Course Is Planned For Palmer

A mining extension course, the first to be given in Palmer since 1887, is planned for the Valley in late November, it was announced this week. The course will be taught by Howard G. Wilcox, director of the mining extension school of the Univer- sity of Alaska.
 It is planned to begin the class on Nov. 18th. It will last for four weeks. Glasses will be scheduled in the evening, five times each week.
 Time and place of class meet ings has not yet been announced. In previous years, the mining ex- tension students met in the base ment of Palmer school.
 MT. Wilcox, the instructor, is at present ending an extension course in Kodiak. He plans to begin an Anchorage class next week, and will come from Anch- orage to the Valley.
 Further announcement con- corning registration and course fee will be made in the near future.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-01
Nelu Teacher Appointed, Starts Work Monday

Mrs. Minnie Clark has been appointed temporarily to the new position as third and fifth grade teacher in Palmer school, it was announced this week. Mrs. Clark meets her new students for the first time next Nov. 3.
 The appointment, made pos- sible by Dr. James Ryan, ter ritorial commissioner of educa- tion, will alleviate over-crowded conditions in two Palmer class rooms, for a time at least.
 The combination classroom is to be set up in a basement room in the school. Pupils will be moved into the room, with books and seats, from upstairs class rooms. Their removal, with equipment, will reduce crowding in the two grade rooms with top enrollments.
 Only 25 students will greet Mrs. Clark next Monday. How ever it is possible the class may grow larger as the term prog resses, according to superintend- ent Carl Smelling.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-01

Buy The Frontiersmen
Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-01

CoffeY Insures Everything Remember? Adv.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-01

packet referred to- through which Mr. Lees Mime obtained relief package around which magazines wrapped for shipping protection One column, which Mr. Lee ha submitted the brother of F. S. Eklutna)
Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-01
Daniels-In The Lions Den

Cold hunger and unemployment still lot nations Europe Peoples dozen countries coming food clothing
 following letter. which through the courtesy of F. S. Ekna record just account of what thousands of residents of Europe face.
 reprinted because believe that Americans need to know what conron neghbors the We complain and the high cost of living MT Nikolaids tells earning with which be in life without buying clothing other things which need much
 softer living ourselves, Nikoadis pleads for caso clothing that his family survive the winter. His letter follows
Evening star., 1947-05-16
SUBURBAN sAlI-yIRclNIA.

LOVELY BRICK CAPE C0D-Prewar, ex-
cellent area of other nice homes: most st
tractiye living rm. with fireplace, we'll
lighted. airy kit. with oceans of cabinet
space: two large bedrms. and tile bath up-
stairs; this home has many other attrac-
tive features that you will like. Call US
today s. WITHERS SMITH, CH. 1858. 16s
DE Luxe BRICK BUNGALOW, S19,250--
In one Of the most attractive sections Of
North Arl; we are fortunate to be able to
present this truly de luxe bungalow; 1t has
very lovely, lge. liv. rm- with hrepl. lge.
din rm. and kit, lge. hedrms. and bath
on frst d.: stairway to lse., unfn. attic;
full, dry bsmt With lovely res; 60 rm Y L IN :
wilson blvd, GIL. or OK. 27S4. -l6
HILLWOOD-Charming Groom brick home
on large HANDICAPPED lot In very desirable
location; this home Is well built and in
very good condition: living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms
and one tile bath: laundry tubs and out
attached gsrase: atractiveiy financed.
priced q s14.7bQ: naval o1acer Ieayin1
msnt & g inspset. esh Nv wSATxxR 3 pu5SIoP
MC.s Dl o772: svse.. WI. e072. 80
Evening star., 1947-05-16
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

NEW HOUSES for veterans. $500 cash re-
2 bedrn,s.; full. basement, gas heat; IRE
Pase N sester sssys anS vi refTssrat0r bss H.
rage; running water, electricity and phone;
goN sfsI is sfATE' e ssGT%oi BieissSiis Nd Pisl
one one oef; AckE WITH new modern bunsalow
on highway, nr. Silver Spring; have your
own chickens and garden; only So, ,750;
sTaNIEY sTGisHs p PEARSON So ' SsaitOr, sasa u Ga
SILVER SPRING sPECIAL-Attractive 81
room brick home. vacant, ready to occupy,
offered on exceptional terms spacious sIS}
NEARBY Gaih M MAsYLANDMsdi s MI ) a.s5o Just re.
duced from S23.950. Brand-new center
rooms. tiled iirst door S powder room and
complete baths on second, with quality
shrossheTt and g. fqxe KifeR
PhcaNr "a 2ssF RR1cR, aast pbaaKeA1s, cheverly-t
rooms, perfect condition; equipped moderr
coRNER cIRSER ffa BRicK B6NGALoW in Silver
Spring. Md-Most convenient to stores
attic. full basement, a.-c. heat with gas
| furnace, elec. refgr rock wool insulat ton;
owner has recently , pnrenassd chased Larger nSme S9a
Phone M, E .salksld,. with sHANMoN q
LuGas CO, 1893 5,Is = ,nIno St nw; Ma 2s45 s;ou
II Lansoysr Hiiis; about s years Old il il
Stone stone fireplace. oil air-eonditioned heat
at front cp pHrcsa eas xsf III
SHANNON & LUCHs CO. 1905 st. NV.
NA sS45: eyes; Nc; e5s5; ..,,u, ,,,,..
low, asbestos shingle; oil heat, auto. h.w,
! large insulated attic, Venetian blinds, lo'
50'x175,,; $1,000 down. balance ALREADY
nes financed and at oea pyce 5o
SILVER sPRING1ownsr leaving city
W mass ss 1ns ysTd fu s
furnished or unfurnished: will consider
reason able offeI Inspect any time, sat ans Tss
SUM- Call Mr. Curtis, with DIXIE REALTY
Co, Ma. $3.50: ewes SH 439s.
WHEATON, MD--Rambling .bung.; rms
h.-w h., oil, tile BATH, porch. a-car gar.
st9ass stessm, csaf,aas acre. IS s1ss5o. Il F. BrEBEk
caEt2sSHAM, iii cfsSiM MD.-s-room buns.: 8
slsss5ss a So sas deza
s sLvrs " sspRNG. No. Knox pl.-5-room
sssa sSnsssf ss aasass.d maas
aHLLsfDE, HI SIDE II mile from District line, on
remodeled, City water, lot soxI0o: price,
S6,35O, ST 800 cash WEST REAL ES-
TATE, SP. o999; after 8. Mr.. WOOD, ~
KENslNGToN-4-bedrm.. Cape Cod style
house: full basement, oil NV. heat;
SIl 800. For further information. cal
HAYCRAFT REALTY. PI4. 0357. PL- oafs
1 -l9
SOUTHEAST AREA, in nearby MARYLAND
1-roonn detached frame house in excellent
condition: newly painted, inclosed real
porch. basement, plenty. of storage ans
closet space, oil h-w.h., fenced lot T5xI35
| IT., garage: price, $4,000. ADELBERI
| W. LEE, 321l Penna. ave Sc, L. 1000
ROCK CREEK FoREsT-Det brick Co.
baths. GE an-elecfric Kitchen with, dish
washer and garbage DISPOSAL Call Mr
iMannakee. RA. 1858, with FRANK 8
bETHEsDA BuNGALow. S rms. and full
bath on ist floor, full basement. oil NV
lheat, Venetian blinds, insulated, weather.
lstripped, oak noors. excellent condition
beautifully landscaped lot 6oxI0Q. onl,
$l6.75o. HOWARD Z CALDWELL Or
z24z. -As
Evening star., 1947-05-16
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

SMALL HOUSE or bungalow. Woodbridge or
s.sS asSn wstns saansf p asaRs esa is5s T
HAVE HAVE PURCHASER who wishes to buy I.
house sutabIs s, for docterS ONCE SE sSSye
Realtor. OR. 2244 or K. z. Lord, GE. s9s7
ss sa 1s 70 nEY sss sbsst om
r = Essa ssss neIshsashoed a NV If 8 BE = s. Ss1s
owner. 3 or bedrm. detached brick house
In NV. section; 2-bath preferred no agent.
PRIvaTE PslI AZ opAgi PARTY CAN EXCHANGE 2-bed-
rm.. full dining, living rm. apt. in distin-
guished bldg. Of Conn. ave-, reasonable
rent, II we, can buy your modern to 9
em only. Ifiso BOX hS"f Sso6, 81 Star. MASS 0 ~ lis
aRiINGTSNnSo GI IeSK,iosr q rm, house CHI. zzss'
I / WILL III efAiASaSS Fay YOU CASH TODAY for your
- sss
% purchase homes in any section OF wash.
MANNAs REALTY CO. can sell your nsuss
ssaa' 'sf ssis Wilson viz s''%as ssd sE
srsT OF 1s sell Ike yess ss sss
PfSMTF SSSMSsF lTGTES4ios q III D saIs 1sss. 3.
i what business yon dssss ea n
SHsEs RessoI sos Sslt. seT,h caDsol, .Des ,aSa Ha
any nAH condition. "a any section. MR.. B. Iiss.
hMMRDfsTE M eSfsi CASH for, your property. ne.
H. ss!ss sSK & Ss'sffSi 81 aas4 re- 1924
So You re WANT ssso srEEDY sEsf "A AcIfSsg
yonr house with Us Hays sasn puEsrs T9
g. ANp H5 ET ESs sI srRoSERTx3Ms r sae0 will pay
aa al Hssh ek % V saon ss Max 9Hs 'SH %R Me Se ss5
60 LIN YEARS. &. s. sERvicE NSV to local propert.
VB Wm rssssD s co N
PECK. co. has clients waiting to pur-
ea ehnse MR zsuf pEck q co neaEsg sS Md
home today or sell to cash clients at I'll fpll
9aFefs aTcK y5ue 81 assi iTfe uat1l apRlfsis @ p
ACE HIGH SERVICE in selling your prop, p ,
erty. free appraisals Call ACE REALTY
WE SHs SELL I'll 4ouR noGsE and I get
plenty Of clients waiting feo auieE resslts ssas
J. B. TIFFEY 4 Son, s1e Kennedy st. NV.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY residents-
sale. CADYARK REALTY CO., WA 919s
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY nice 2 or 3
bedroom home, in nice location; have all
cash; no agents. Box 406-C, Star. 26'
VETERAN desperately needs 2 or bed
room roo n.,n home Max cash or terms No asssss
LIST FIsThn1 Your PROPERTY with an expert
enced and aggressive sales organization.
supported with a generous advertising
program Call Mrs. Dixon of JAMES L.
DIXON & CO. 1899 Conn. ave. MI. 4311
or evenings. HO. 2343 30
have immediate cash buyers for all types
and locations. Call Mr.. johnson, GUY
WHTTEFORD, INC, RE. 6346; ewes, SH
Evening star., 1947-05-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-southwest.

NEAR 9Th AND G SITS. .s.W., near st.
Dominic's Catholic Church; good frame
house; 21 IT, wide; rooms, bath: b. W b. /;
nice cond.; Sc. $50; easy terms. FISCHER.
Ma SOL or co. 1910. -1S
SI0,950-Open Sat and Sun. Best buy
in city; semidetached brick. like newS
81, 900 trust. SAM RoSEY. AD. 2700. --18
COLORED SACRIFICE-S300 down, $40
mo-; 621 end st. s.w.; 2-story brick,
$4,000. Elk. 5000: ewes, HO. 0325. .-1S
COLORED-L ST. s.M.-6 rms. bath;
$500 down MR.. BAKER. MI. 3757.
Evening star., 1947-05-16
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp.

FURNISHED 4-ROOM COTTAGE on Pa
tuxent River; runninE. water In kitchen
Broomes Island. Nd. Phone Prince Fred
erick 21-F-24. 18s
Evening star., 1947-05-16
HOUSES sALE-southeast. Cont. J

COLORED-s.E. sECTION-A better home
with lovely living rrn., dining. rm. kitch-
en-, spacious bedrooms, bath. front
porch. nice back yard. Awnings included.
ments Just like rent! See this nowi Call
till 8 pm. LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO.,
1416 K st. NV. ME. 300. In
Evening star., 1947-05-16

SILVER SPRING, MD.-3-bedrm. brick;
$4,000. Cash down payment. 5000.
We have 10 new homes consisting Of
large bedrms.. liv. rm.. dining rm.. modern
kitchen, side porch. and sun patio, l "a
baths large wooded lot viii be ready
for occupancy in 80 days.
transferred to Europe. Custom built home
has lge. bedrms.. and is situated on
rage and servants quarters. Shown by
Near cheverly Theater-4-yr.- .-old brick
bungalow situated on 2 large. terraced lot
FINLEY REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES, UN.
0700. WA. 1875; ewes. UN. 2173. lis
lsT TIME OFFERED-Owner transferred
912 Haddon DIR. in Park Knolls, near Piney
Branch rd. and Flower ave. Prewar con.
struction. q delightful Colonial detached
2-story brick; slate roof, attached garage,
side porch. 2 ise. bedrms., tile bath. liv-
ing rm.. dining rm. (2 corner cabinetsl
complete kitchen, recrea. rm.. a.-c. gas
heat: lse. fenced back yard. Owner has
planted good-sized garden that should
supply you with vegetables all summer.
McDEyITT. ReaItor. SH. $3.50 until 9 m
Evening star., 1947-05-16

CASTLE MANOR, Hyattsville: $4,000,
terms-2- bedroom brick: hoored attic; in
sulated; tiled bath. modern kitchen. elec.
refrigerator; fun basement air-conditfoned
heat; possession.
Hyattsville Hills; $4,000, terms--5-rm.
bungalow. bath, elec.; furnace heat; mod
porches; full basement; laundry trays;
large Handicapped lot; paved street: close
to everything. owner occupied. ERWIN
REALTY CO., HY. 0334; eyes,, WA. 1921.
Evening star., 1947-05-16

2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW-Lse. foered attic,
lge. level lot: fully insulated; only 81. .00o
VIA. 1926; eyes., WA. 6462 OF WA. psoe.
Evening star., 1947-05-16

BETHESDA-2-story detached CoIonla
tiful shrubbed lot, 55x100: 1st floor con-
sists of large living room with fireplace
dining room, kitchen and porch: End floor
3 bedrooms and bath. This home i
near parochial and public schools. Tht.
house is priced $1,5O0 below comparable
Bethesda-Lovely detached brick home
on q level lot. 65x16O, with abundant red
and white dogwood; 1st floor has large liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room, kitch:
bedrooms and full tiled bath oil bot
water heat. In our opinion, this is tht
best buy in Bethesda: Exclusive with
370O --16
Evening star., 1947-05-16

{nysstgsnt Prop Preperty for Sale. MR.. o,coN-
saFiroh esF 81 HEI-a-story anSl and cellar brick
8 rooms, baths hot-water heat, Oh
nd n ws Ss sy as
L, T. dRAVATTT, Realtor, 72s 18th st
sSi siMrbET, SA OiiRicK BiiRiicK, oil h..vh.: lily. rm:
on 2nd floor: new-house condition; near
ewes, AID. 459S or NO. 1860. SHoCKEY &
NooRHEAp. Realtors; ,uu,s,.. -ls das,
pancy:. completely redecorated row brick
convenient 70 al facilities and interests oS
Ss eansss ot sns a. rm only snns
kitchen. 5 bedrms.. bath, new recreation
rm Gfsn f b seen sERNsEiN ssT fsms esi co n I41s
eATHoiHC aH' UNIVERSITY Uni AREA-9th st
ne, attractive detached home. completely
iy hoass with RasfaR iTns rm Sedrms kto
vns sa, sfssen pssssd Psssa a, ssts sn
snsGGG sns si@. tssfpsai esiI i Leo bEkS
STEIN g. CO.. 1415 K ST. NV. ME. 5400
1ss7 ST. x.E.-sriek, equipped for .
families; full basement, oil h..w,h.: pos
ouaas osuSeana isssifIsas SIS Msss ava as ns. Al ssss
soaa ADDISON RID. NE.-Bunsalow;
rooms and bath, fun basement. oi, NV h.
garage. nice lot; possession June PrIseS
{or quick sale HENRY v. WILLOUGHBY
Boo Mass. sve: ne. At. s7ss: LIS
brick, Colonial front porch. rms, bath
Basement, h-wh.: conv. to Holy Nam
School public schools. transp.. stores
SI,5o0 down Mrs, Whitney, AT: S603
with BARNEY o. wErrz, l4s7 Eye st
WSopRfDGEw6-rm semidetached brick
living, dining, equipped kit. and screene,
porch on lst floor: 3 bedrooms, pat
and inclosed porch, 2nd hoor; coal hot
water heat. full basement. garage, nea
schools, transp. and shopping, Ho- 1883
WOODBRIDGE. nr, Taft Junior High-Trul
n lovely Groom house; hardwood noors,
bedrms, tile bath, oil heat. fun basement
deep lot flowers and shrubbery. COX
Co, DI. 1854; eye&, Mrs. Phillips, 81
si.Soo DowN-Brookisnd: vacant: dc
teched. 6 rms, baths. Colonial iron
perch, full basement. lye. lot. This hous'
being completely redecorated. can be puI
chased with low down payment and bal
anee like rent. Call till Q pm, IL
NATL, REALTY CORP. so6 18th st. nv
go oooo.
Evening star., 1947-05-16

SMALL HOUSE or bungalow. Woodbridge or
Mornt Rainier or nearby Nd, client with
4166.
HAVE PURCHASER who wishes to buy .
house suitable for q doctors office, above
Park rd on 10th st. NV. PAUL P. STONE,
Realtor. OR. 2244 or K, 2. Lord, GE. 1857.
Evening star., 1947-05-16

RAMBLING BUNGALOW with 8 bedrooms
| in Hyattsyille Hills; h.-w. oil heat: 10
4ees 5e B6Rda RGfsf Co.
wyn: Md. TO. 57s3; ewes, TO. 61I7
BRICK BRICK HOME in Hyattsville Hills-a Ice
bedrms. and small; fireplace. INV. Of
heat; very. large basement; goldfish pond
large outside fireplace; many flowers ss an an
With With US s0 suRcH REALTY CO.. Belwyn
Nd. TO. 57s3; ewes, TO. 6117-4s56.
LARGE BUNGALOW with 4 bedrms
screened porch, h.-w.h., garage, lot 100; 100
125; located in very nice section ion near n Unl sI
Myns WI Nd. d M TO. % %5sss; ewes. 10 siI7
oPsN diIS FOR INSPECTION Sat. and sun,
convenient to Maryland University; $50
WASHINGTON Baltimore blvd. Groom, z
bath tapestry brick e bedrooms and bati
lis: circular driveway. excellent incom,
property; out-of-town owner says sen new
ca as zy%r1 yss or q s ~ ss6 Ses
VACANT.-aoa9. Roanoke ST.; Green Mead
ews soos and bate oil dfs heat bssaatS saS lot
$500 down; s75 mo-; slo.5oo. Ex. 1890
ssez pIaneR ss ssd psfs Gins ss2as
home. stone and brick, on beautifully land,
scaped corner plot Bedroom, bath ant
inciosed sunroom on frst floor; largs
bedrooms and bath on second. Recreation
room. Maids room and bath. An excel
lent buy on todayss MARKET For appoins.
ReaItor. ShepheEd ss09: 18.
with 3 large bedrooms and bath, End floor
Ist floor has y bath. breakfast nook
onto screened side porch; built-tn ga
rage; Immediate possession BRADLEY
EEEaLTY 81 ssss go q WI W. 6qs4 ps e.n;,oI, 1s
Lovely 6-rm. brick det home on lge.. leve
lot: Colonial center-.hall plan, fireplace
knotty pine sunrm., knotty pine rec. rm-
Iaund. rm.. a.-c. OIL heat; only $500 On.
bal mo NORTHEAST REALTY, WA
1926; ewes. WA. CASE or WA o8o8. IL,
CAPE COP BRICK, 3 bedrms- baths. hv
rnl with fireplace, side porch, fun din. rm.
full bsmt. steel beam construction. oil air
cond. heat. ige lot, nicely shrubbed. PRICK
at only $13,e5a. TIMES REALTY CO., uN
1900 -16
2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW-Lse noered attic
lge- level lot. fully insulated; only 81 .00t
down and S65 mo. NORTHEAST EEALIY
VIA. 1896 eves.. WA 6462 or WA. qsoe
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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-19
StreomIine your kitchen
and come out Of it

one extra penny. Grab tray or
length of wax paper when you
are pairing vegetables, Sitting
flour, mixing batter or slicing
onions. Then you don't have to
clean your work space w h en-
you're finished; all you have to
do is wipe the tray or crumple
your paper into the waste basket.
HAVE YOU ever struggled to
make corned beef patties when
using that old reliable quickie,
canned corned beef hash? Re-
move top and bottom of your can
after chilling the meat, then push
the entire contents out in one
piece and simply slice with a sharp
knife. You can use the m e
trick with liver pate, cranberry
sauce, boned chicken, even canned
fish.
A well-designed kitchen scis-
sors is unbelievablY useful. You
can cut and shred in a jiffY.
open bottles, crack nuts. open
jars. trim pie crust. mince pars-
ley. etc.
Kitchen tongs are another in
dispensable-you can use them
to turn chops on the broiler, grab
baked potatoes from the oven, lift
corn and any number of things.
Heat resistant bowls are another
useful adjunct. Food may be
stored in them and then reheated
(after a brief period at room tenn
perature) with no extra handling
and dish washing.
Yes, lady, streamline your kitch-
en- and come out of it!