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Real Estate Service, Inc.
Attractive Brick Colonial

Beautiful large living rm with fireplace,
built-in bookcases, opening on to knotty
dining rni. and modern elec equipped kit.
tile a bath on lst Il. 2nd a. with tile
bath Of large master bedrm.. 2 other pleas,
ant bedrms. and tile bath of hall; full
basement Radiant heat; this home in
excellent cond Large corner lot; in
good location: well priced and well
financed SEWELL REALTY CO. 14th
so, Glebe rd., at Lee blvd. OK. 0217,
ILL., 1S7S-9574. Open ewes. -1e.
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MOTORCYCLES.

1912 HARLEY. chrome trim. saddle bags.
buddy seat and other extras; in Al con-
dition: phone DE. 023S. 80
HARLEY-DAvIDsON, ''34-74. In excel,
shape, chrome; needs tires s275 or best
INDIAN MoToRcYCLE 1s4s, 1000 mi:
500 cash. TR. 7113. GLENN MOTORS,
HARLEY-DAVIDSoN. 1e4s; best offer: ses
evenings. 1928 Lamont st. NV. 19s
SEE THE I94s B.S.A. for good, cheap
transportation. We have the following
guaranteed used machines:
1947 B.S.A., $50 c.c.--S4 S425
I947 B.S.A, $50 c.c.-----5 $50
I94o Indian, Bonneville Scout 355
The unapproachable Norton Is here for
Immediate delivery, CYcLE CENTER, ga
NEW AIS, MATCHLESS, Triumph and
Excelsior Motorcycles for immed. delivery;
4-speed foot shift and hydraulic forks; see
these sensational machines now: excellent
selection of used machines In stock.
1s47 Indian Chief" $500 miles.
1947 B.S.A., $50 &C.
1947 Matchless. 500 &C.
l947 Matchless, $50 &C.
l94l HID. "a" o.h.v
194S Ariel RED Hunter"
Trade and terms. ALLIED MOTOR.
CYCLE SALES. 2O14 M st. NV. RE 6o73.
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coMMERcIAI SPACE FOR RENT.

$500 SO. FIT. OF SPACE. refrigerator
room, 17-ft. ceiling, with refrigerator box
of approx. 45O 50. TT; loading facilities
from sidewalk in front. Apply leasing
dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415
K st. NV. Me. 5400. -1o
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STORES WANTED.

WANTED, small store Or CONCESSION In
store on busy thoroughfare for greeting
cards. Box 70-L, Star. 90
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with us for
quick action; many Of our clients, includ-
looking for store locations. Cali Mr..
Kiely, LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1915
K st. NV. ME. 6400. -23
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coMMERcIAL PROPERLY FOR RENT

dustrial. AIS Bethesda ave, Bethesda,
Nd. 30
IDEAL LOCATION for used car lot; wis
frontage. running through to 4and st.
containing IL 600 SO. IT. MICHAEL WALSH
& SON. 1911 Eye st. NV. RE. S2S2. 30
SOUTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE
Very attractive small building, especially
suitable for associations, architects, pub
fishers, sales organizations, interior dec
orators and many others. Sparkling new
and modern. Call us for inspection.
j. A. WEINBERG co.
1907 H st. NV, Realtors. MA. 5500.-22
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VETERAN SELLING

Excellent opportunity for non-vet. to take
over 4co loan fair cash required; S59.25
per month pays all Story. and "a bunRa-
low, large End aoor with dormer windows
and roughed-in heat, 2 bedrms., full tile
bath, large liv. rm-, lge., kit; full dry
bsmt.. gas &C. heat and laundry tubs.
81, 500 CASH, SOS PER MO.
5-rm. asbestos shingle BUNGALOW. 2-car
gar, white picket fence, range, refgr,
Compl. set storm windows, door and
screens. Both houses located in West
Hyattsville Call G r. CARSON 81 CO,
LIN 13E3. IIN n12S Omen ewes. -19
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RADIANT VALLEY-S800 DOWN

New brick homes at Sl2,500 for immediate
delivery: FHA insured and GI approved;
terms Term l axaila6le to nonveteranS aiso beau
Thor built-in washer. Detroit Jewel range
and genuine YOUNGSTOWN steel cabinets:
home Just 20 minutes from town, miles
east of Peace Cross on Route 202. Cone
out prepared to buy. Only few left out
Of a community of 204 homes. Phone UN.
1899. Landover, Nd. Open daily. ewes.
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coM'L PROP. FOR SALE tcon,.)

C0LoRED-GA. AVE, Nh. HARvARD-
lst comm; excel; location for home and
future business; 8 lovely rms. bath, full
bsmt., brick. Mr.. Vaniglio. URCIOLO
REALTY, ME. 1871: ewes. and Sun, Elk.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
Committing distance to D. c., so acres
lge.. frame house, heat and electricity
bank barn and other buildings; long 'front.'
age on county road, meadow and streams;
this is a nice farm; price. Sl7,500 Ex-
elusive. EUGENE B. GINGELL, Real Es-
tate, T542 GEORGETOWN rd. Bethesda
$500, -19
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S9.95O-FREE RENT

This 7-rm. 2-bath house is arranged in
two apartments. 1 apt is rented at $50
per mo-. which will pay your rent on
the other apt. Priced below market
or investment. Full bsmt; oil INV h;
aluminium storm windows. Drive by 3709
Cottage ter (2 blocks off Bladensburg rd
al 3Sth ave) and then call Mr.. Goddard
at TR. 1862. with
Frederick w. Berens Sales, Inc.
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NEW BUNGALOWS
YEAR MARYLAND UNIVERSITY
SUBURBAN REhr-MARYLAkp

SUBURBAN HOME on an acre in Layhi!l
section of MONTGOMERY County, Md, about
s miles from D. C. line: 2-story frame
nome with furnace heat and Bendix
washer; acre of ground, immediate pos
session; adults only or children over IL;
500 on lease R. P. RIPLEY, Realtor,
ST. sll1. (Closed Sunday 80
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HOUSE TRAILER-1947 27-ft. "Vindale"
tandem. with eft. Kelvinator: excel. cond.
$685. ga
al sTREAMLTTE, GIFT, tandem; 8 rms.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE,

FRACTION OF ACRE or larger, industrial
sites, r.r, siding available; fast developipl
industrial area; direct from owner; 5Os
office, UN 2525; res. co. 7197.
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BETHESDA-15O ACRES
Fronting on paved roads Beautiful
and Bethesda Country Club. Will divide
BY owner. Brokers invited. Box 5000,
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SUITLAND, MD.
Vacant Three-bedroom house, all mod
ern Improvements Garage. Large lot;
Se95O. Terms. HI. 7099. After pm
Mr.. Wood. LU. 9257.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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AUTO PAINTING.

DEPARTMENTALIzED SERVICE is best
for your car regardless Of make; super
fine painting, fender and body work at
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP. 600 MONTGOMERY ST.. Alexan-
coMPI2TE JOB, ssb up: work suaran-
teed GILBERT, 4l02 Pa. ave. ext. Sc.
HI 4524.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete lob, $50: se-
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th ST. NV.
DEfARTMENTALIzED SERVICE is best
for your car regardless of make; super
fine painting, fender and body work at
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP, 900 Montgomey ST., Alexandria
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4-ROOM BUNGALOW
NEW HOME. S16.25O

A distinctive new home priced and financed
bedroom det. Colonial brick of far superior
quality than any houses you have seen at
or near the price. Special financing also
If needed. Location perfect; 2 blocks from
shopping. 20 minis by bus to downtown
Phone Ma. 1857 to have one of our repre-
sentaNves show you this fine home. JOHN
Il. MILLER, JR., & BRO, Builders, 1872
K st. NV
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Near Forest Glen

5 rms. and bath, den and powder rm. on
lst f.. liv rm with fireplace, rec. rm;
with fireplace, artisticallv furn., shaded
lot, plenty OF garden space, will lease for
! yr., Sl55 mo. 81. 1857 evenings.
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HYATTSVILLE BUNGALOW

Owner leaving city and desires sale of this
extra large and attractive home 3 large
-ms. and bath on first floor; porches.
Oil h.-wh., beaut. lot Two blks. from
streetcar and bus. Priced to SELL j.
NOBLE BOAZ, Realtor, 1924 Wis. ave. WI.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

eseh. apt. 2 rms, Kit. and bath; yrs.
2S Pa 1E5ssa ss anRf0z asI sss 1ss
& SON; 1911 Eye St, NV, RE- E., sSs2 Ss2 10 III
ater: real investment. MITCHELL
QUICK. owner, DI. 1881; eyes,, RA. 34is.
Mr.. Goth AND X N.w.-$41, 900 invested
in this brand. small once Bldg. will
stories; air cooling and heating plant:
limestone front; best construction. DRURY
REALTY CORP. 1887 K st. NV. RE. 1873. 1aS
s-UNIT BARGAIN-This extra large det.
brick bldg, erected in 1912 in a con-
Price. s4l 900. Income. $3.50. KELLEY
& BRANNER. DI. 7740; ewes, WI. 6s44.
s4s AND Al 9th ST. NV, downtown@4-
story bldg with store on 1st doort priced
to sell. LINKINS CO., 1918 N st. NV,
DI. S6ss; eyes,. call Mr. Romer. oWO.
INvEsTMENT-Alexs Va, on King King ST. 80
storn. annual income Sd0's60; S' .L annual
41a%i PRICE, $4,000; zspol' zssa gith OSCAR a!
NEAR-IN DOWNTOWN-26 rms. 8 baths,
IS ideal for club; other 8 ds:, susstIms.
Also ideal for, doctors ofdces. Approx.
14th and Columbia rd.. n;w-12 rms.
eonye5ted t" spts nicely fprn priced APT ot
MAN REALTY CO, Realtors. RE. 3sl6.
q to 9 daily.
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1h ACRES IN RIVERDALE
Very livabe Groom home, all modern
improvements, large shade trees; il you
like room enough to raise chickens. flowers,
gardens. etc. and still just a few blocks
from theater, stores, schools and trans
portation. and have $1,000 in cash and
about 500 a month, call THOMAS F,
HALEY. UN 7649 or HyattsVllle 0l07.
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Texas Ranch House

Cleaning white clapboard. huge liv, rm.
fireplace, lge. din. rm., , twin-sized bed
rms modern bath. lge light airy kit. oil
h.-wh.; "a acre; Ia blks to transp. Only
Sl3,500.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Gebe rd. cx. 25s5. Gil. 0561
5 BEDRMS.. .312 BATHS
all the dignity Of a fine home: Is by 20 it.
living rm;,. lovely dining, rm and we'll
ssgDpee kit sedrm Or den and fnl tie
rm and adj full tile bath, hal. BATH
in colorful tile, and 3 more nice bedrms..
stairs to storage attic; full basement, rec
mace and laundry rm.. h.-w h.. gear brick
garage; well located close to bus and 10
minutes to District. SEWELL REALTY
0217, GIL. 1S7S-9574. Open ewes. -19
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JEFFERSON PARK
LYON PARK

y OIV 11IC1A DUIxI IOIN
Two blocks off Lee blvd; it has both
front and rear porches, liy. rm., 25x13:
with Fireplace, large din rm., equipped
kit, bedrm. and bath; End f. has 2 lge.
bedrms ample storage throughout, full
bsmt. air-cond heat, detached garage;
priced at S14,950; reasonable cash: ex-
cluSively.
JNO. J. LOFLIN
Loflin Bldg, 242O Wilson blvd. Gil. 1912.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
New Air Power Hoe Replaces
Drudgery Of Hand Farming

SAN FRANCISCO.-One answer to
higher agricultural production costs
may be found in the air power hoe
invented by Frank King, sugar beet
grower.
Although the machine is mechani-
cally practical, actual savings in op-
Grating costs are not known yet,
says J. P. Fairbanks, University of
California agricultural engineer,
who saw it demonstrated.
He added that the savings would
have to be high because the hoes
cost about $165 each to make, plus
the air compressor, cost of tractor
and drivers wages.
However, it replaces the drudg-
cry of hand hoeing and workers
won't have a chance to lean on a
handle and rest, he said.
Up to 20 rows can be weeded at
once. A tractor draws an air COM
pressor slowly down the field with
air hoses attached on each side.
Each hose is connected to a hoe
with a piston at the top of the
handle. Compressed air jabs the
blade back and forth much like a
iackhammer.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
Lawyer Explains in Legal
Terms How Client Was Bitten

CINCINNATI.-M Anna Wag-
enlander, 70, Newport, KY, filed
two suits for $4,000 each in COM
mon pleas court, charging she had
been bitten and mauled in the Gin
cinnati club by chimpanzee be-
longing to the Geological Society Of
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Wagenlander charged the
animal attacked her when she
stepped from an elevator at the
club, where she was employed.
Jack Glenn Williams, attorney in
the action filed on behalf Of Mrs.
Wagenlander, said:
plaintiff had no knowledge of
the presence of simians among the
group waiting for said elevator, nor
in the exercise of reasonable care
in departing from said elevator
could plaintiff distinguish said
chimpanzee from it's keepers and
the other anthropoids, waiting there.
plaintiff was not aware until
thereafter that said elevator, or said
Cincinnati club, catered to or were
used by wild animals other than Of
the species homo sapiens, especially
apes, far from their native haunts
in Africa, and even several miles
from the strong cages of the Gin
cinnati geological gardens where
the aforesaid elevator-riding CHM
panzee usually makes his home, but
without elevator service"
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
REGULAR DEPOSITS
KEEP SOILS FERTILE.

other plant nutrients. Unless you
balance these Withdrawals with
good management deposits" that
replace nutrients, rebuild organic
matter and repair damaged soil
structure, your soil bank account
will be overdrawn.
Among steps recommended for
keeping your soil bank solvent are:
Use deep-rooted legumes regularly
In the rotation. Apply lime on the
basis Of soil tests. Use commercial
fertilizer containing phosphate and
potash as needed. Return manure,
corn stalks, straw and other crop
aftermath to the soil. Use contour
cultivation and other conservation
methods where necessary.
Just as you win get notice If
your checking account is overdrawn,
lower per acre yield and higher per
bushel costs will notify you If your
soil bank account Is being over
drawn.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
Form BvIIdozer Blode

This bulldozer blade can be at
tached or removed from tractor
in three minutes. The blade was
saIvaged from an old road scraper
and the pushers are old LIZ
inch galvanized irrigation pipe.
The U-clips which attach the
pushers to the tractor are LIZA
or 1/2 inch flat iron which was
bent into shape and welded to the
pusher pipes. Braces for the
frame are LIZA inch pipe. o.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
Here'sWhyStedk
Costs So Much in
The Butcher Shop

OMAHA, NEB.-A S. bull cali,
born on the western Nebraska
range and fed grass and corn for
two years as a steer, will bring
So cents a pound on the Omaha
livestock market. And that's not
top price.
For a housewife to place on the
broiler-steak from that one-time
wobbly-legged calf, she must pay
her butcher 81 a pound. That's av-
erage current price for beef loin.
Here's the trail a specific Aber-
deem Angus bull calf travelled be-
fore he ended up on the dinner
plate:
He weighed about IS pounds at
birth, and was worth SIS. In the
first year of his life he grazed
off seven acres Of grassland, ate
about two tons of hay, licked block
salt and underwent de-sexing op-
Grafton.
In the second summer he had
grown into 711-pound steer and
was ready to be sold to a feeder,
a stockman who specialized in
finishing cattle into beef-on7the-
hoof The steer brought 16 cents
a pound, netting his former owner
STA.
Transportation Costs
e1aIor oa;I OF fn trans
port the steer by train to his home
town, and 81 cents to truck the
animal to his farm. The feeder
kept the glossy black animal II
months.
The feeder followed the Ameri-
can Meat institutes formula for
fattening the animal for each 100
pounds of grain:
Seven hundred thirty-two pounds
Of grain costing the feeder five cents
pound; 60 pounds Of protein at
six cents a pound; 245 pounds OF
hay at III cents pound; S85
pounds Of silage at one-half cent q
pound, and 8h days Of outside pas
ture running IS cents q month.
The cost of feeding, insuring, and
caring for the critter was $164,
making a total expenditure Of $278
to the feeder.
Steer Gains Weight
The steer gained 900 pounds to a
total weight Of 1920 pounds. At
$36 per hundredweight, he re-
turned ,$468, a 68 per cent profit,
or $50, to the feeder.
The carcass of the former Is
pound bull calf yielded 6S pounds
of loin, only per cent of the dressed
weight of $50 pounds.
Prorated, that 8 per cent OF loin
cost the packer $37.44. At whole
sale price Of so cents pound, the
loin brought the packer $54.5O.
That money was for the cut OF
meat to produce steaks, not pot
roast or chuck.
The housewife paid the retail
price of 81 a pound for piece OF
meat which, two years ago, repre-
senting 5.23 per cent of the calf
on-the-hoof, was worth about
three cents.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
Insects Cause Food Loss

Insect pests reduced cottonseed
production last year by an amount
which would have provided 4,500,-
600 people for a year with as much
fat as now is included in European
diets. Each 100 pounds of cotton
seed meal will replace $50 to 300
pounds of grain when the oil meal
is used for livestock feed. Some
authorities estimate that control Of
insects that attack corn would add
100 million bushels to annual
yields.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27

QUESTION: My chimney has
leaked for years. Numerous re-
pairmen could not find the leak. I
also had waterproof coating ap-
piled. The leak is over the fire
place. Can you advise me?
ANSWER: There may be breaks
in the mortar joints, especially at
the joint over the fireplace. Or
the bricks themselves may be old
and porous. Defective fashings at
the roof line might be another
cause. Try to get a good chimney
mason to visit the house on a
rainy day and find out just where
the trouble lies. He may advise
putting on a chimney cap, for rain
may come down the chimney.
Perhaps a tuck-pointing job may
be needed, and also a coating of
cement base paint containing a
waterproofer.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
Tests Disclose .Silage
Increases Hay Tonnage

Tests Of haymaking methods show
that considerably more tonnage OF
feed will be obtained from a mead
ow crop when it is put in a silo
than can be procured by any other
method of storing.
Analysis of field cured and NOV
cured hay and Of grass siiage
show a larger percentage Of protein
in grass than in similar forage cured
either In the field or in the NOW.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27

Most dishes are easy to wash aft
er they have been soaked. Have
a pan Of suds ready so that dishes.
cups. measuring spoons and other
utensils can be placed in the wa
ter to soak as soon as you finish
using them.
Paper toweling should be used
to wipe greasy pots and pans be-
fore washing so that grease does
not accumulate in the drain pipe
Never let silverware which has
egg on it stand without rinsing. Egg
furnishes silverware.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
Soil Bank Account
Determines Returns
Check Up on SoIvency
To Assure Prosperity

Check up on your soil fertility
'''bank account" It's more important
to you than the number Of dollars
you have in your commercial ac-
count.
Your present and future prosper
ity depends on your soils crop pro-
.ducing ability. Crop producing abil-
ity, in turn, depends on the size OF
your soil fertility bank account
how you match deposits and with
.drawals.
Every crop you sell carries with
it nitrogen, phosphate, potash and
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
LYNN SAYS.
Use Proper Methods
When YOu Cook

Do you use neat methods when
you cook or is everything tumble
when you get into the kitchen?
First check the recipes you use
ard see if you have all ingredients
on hand.
While the food cooks, wash all
the dishes you have soiled In this
way. you never will have an ac-
emulation of dishes in the sink
when you get ready to eat.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
Hampshire Sow Sets
New Production Mark

Ringold Lady Dora, 753,056, with
the litter with which she established
q new production record for the
Hampshire breed. This sow is the
first to have made six Star" rec
ord in the Hampshire registry. She
is five years old and has raised IS
pigs in eight ntters. In her six star
Iitters she has raised 62 pigs, an
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
FIRST AID to the
AILING HOUSE
by Roger c. Whitman

QUESTION: I have bronze
screens that have been discolored
because someone rubbed yellow
soap all over them. This has made
them green. have tried to clean
them by washing them and also
used kerosene, but this has not
helped. I would appreciate any
suggestions.
ANSWER: I believe wiping the
screens with a cloth dampened with
ammonia would take off the green
discoloration. Be careful of am
monia fumes. If this fails, try a
good metal polish. An alternative
would be to wash with ordinary
vinegar, in which has been dis
solved as much salt as will be
taken up; then rinse well with
clear water. The solution can be
made into a paste by the addition
of flour.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27

onion, salt and catsup Beat the mix
ture thoroughly with large fork
or spoon. The longer the mixture
is beaten the better. Form into thin
cakes. Spread layer of fried onions
between two cakes and press the
edges Of the meat together. Place
a strip of bacon around the ham,
burger, fasten with a toothpick and
fry in hot fat or place in the broiler.
If using broiler allow cakes to brown
six to eight minutes on each side.
If frying, allow little more time
for hamburgers to cook
BOYS AND GIRLS alike will en-
joy making salad and tossing it
together with a fork and spoon the
way real chefs do:
*TOssed Green Salad
(Serves g.
l head of lettuce, cut in quarters
4 tomatoes, quartered
l bunch watercress, if desired
1 cucumber, peeled and diced
l bunch green onions, cleaned
! green pepper, sliced thin
/ bunch celery, diced
I bunch radishes. sliced
Lettuce cups
French dressing
Chill the vegetables thoroughly
after preparing. Place all in large
bowl. Add French dressing and toss
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27

average of 1913. These pigs weighed
q total Of 418 pounds, Sc days after
narrowing. She is owned by William
c. Goodheart Jr., Eaton, Ohio. She
was fed corn, oats, alfalfa and pei
letized milk by-products prior to
farrowing. Her pigs were raised on
a ration of seven parts corn and
three parts oats with 8 per cent
milk by-products added.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
Gored Skirt

HERE is a graceful afternoon
style for the woman Of slightly
larger figure. Note the soft yoke
treatment, the f1attering gored
skirt. You can have brief sleeves,
Or a longer length, if you wish.
Pattern No. 1886 is for sizes "a, SO, 80,
40, A. a. 46 and 48. Size Sc, short
sleeves, Az yards of 39-inch.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
Popular FrOck

Popular FrOck
THE ever-popular two piece frock
l. shown here is a fresh, youthful
version. The slanted closing on the
blouse is accented with a bright
novelty button and the peplum
flares out neatly above a slim
skirt.
Pattern No. 1898 comes in sizes IL, IA,
16, 18 and 20. Size IA. yards of 39-inch.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
*HamburgerS De Luxe
Potatoes Au Gratin
Corn on the Cob
*ToSsed Salad
White Bread or Buns Butter
Plum Pie Beverage
Recipe Given.

lightly with fork and spoon. Serve
in lettuce cups or from bowl.
YOUNGSTERS LIKE to make
cooling beverages. Let them do these
simple things on hot afternoons:
Chocolate Milk Shake
(Serves q
cups milk
teaspoon vanilla
( tablespoons chocolate syrup
2 ice cubes
Place all ingredients in a quart
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27

Bake in shallow pan which is
creased, in a moderate (350 degree)
oven for Is to 90 minutes. Cool. Cut
into squares.
Drop Cookies
cup brown sugar
u cup white. sugar
" cup lard, melted
l teaspoon nutmeg
Il teaspoon cinnamon
"a teaspoon cloves
l teaspoon soda in tablespoon hot
water
"a cup raiSins
u cup nuts
cups -four or enough to hold shape
when dropped
Combine ingredients in order CIV
en-. Drop by teaspoonfuls on creased
baking sheet. Bake in moderate
$3.50 degree) oven for 10 to Is min
utes.
Released by WNU Features.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27

fore shaking.
Root Beer Shake
Serves y
2 scoops vanilla ice cream
2 cups root beer
Place together in a glass and stir.
Serve at once.
Lemonade
lemons
/ quart water
! cup sugar syrup
n cup maraschinO cherry juice
Squeeze lemons and strain juice.
Mix with sugar syrup and water.
Add cherry juice. Chill thoroughly.
SIMPLE TYPES of cookies may
be made by the youngsters Meth,
er Of these types requires tedious
creaming of ingredients.
Brownies
u cup flour
u teaspoon salt
u cup lard
u cup chopped nuts
2 squares chocolate
2 eggs
l cup sugar
teaspoon vanilla
Sift -four, then measure. Add salt
and sift again. Melt lard with choco-
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27

late in saucepan.
Beat the eggs un-
til fluffy, then add
sugar and beat
again. Mix eggs
and sugar with
chocolate tie and
lard. Add flour,
nuts and vanilla.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27

sized glass jar or
shaker with COW
er. Shake until
fluffy. If desired,
2 tablespoons Of
chocolate or va
nilla ice cream
may be added be-
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