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PERCHERONS-Pai of black workins
msres ma snd gN years old priced. SSoo
MARE. black, gentle; owner leaving city,
: @uHi uRiEGIHsrrkED SaH Ii 'TrooGGENBURG yeariins
does out of and ia quart dams; pur-
chased as foundation stock by owner who
is going to West Coast. Good buy tor
some one who wants exceptionally flne
animals Also one registered Toggenburg
milk goat. Call Alex e3lS. -16
ONE WORK MARE. one-horse turn plow,
single shovel plow, one double shovel, one
horse spike-tooth harrow. All for $40
Also one riding mare. Ensleside 45-W-2.
SEVERAL HORSES. ponies saddles for
sale. RED TOP RIDING STABLE, East
West hwy bet. N. H. ave. and Risss rd
4 GOOD SELECTION OF RIDING stock
works, the best. also several good mules;
HILfoP III fp9' FARM she Fisher aaa rdos rd 20
Temple HIS, Md. Spruce 0l04. -16
TWO HORSES and trailer. Can be seen
after 6 m. evenings or any time Sunday.
JEFF Q. HICKS. Rt. No. 611, Springfield,
Va: Alex: 1900. Alex. 279l. -16
BIG BLACK WORK MARE, $3.50 18th st.
s. Arlington. OK. 042l. -16
TWO RIDING HORSES for sale; one a
Jumper; excellent condition. Contact N.
LUCAS. Davidson rd., Mclean, Va. 16'
3 BLACK ANGUS STEERS. approx 300
lbs. ca; soc ID; L pr. mules, well broken.
: GOATS FOR SALE AS GROUP. CAN
OW. 17l9 before 6.
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ADDING MACHINES. typevriters. ealcull.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., St3 14th ct

UNITED TYPEWRITER Gu, elo l4tn "
ANTIQUES. bric-a-brac. china, silverware,
DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE. 1885 G
aNTacEsGH5o ,sI no asss Sh Sa sMoS sgs5S
AAriouEs AZ 5Gi: evsi HousEHofD sE bf10 fuKNrrUkE
tabIes. Ne, es76: after 6 pm, RA 5es4.
shns
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY
BEDRooM AND DINING RM; SUITES,
furniture ANYTHING you may have to sell.
BEDRooM SUITES. dining room suites.
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once win pay highest possible prices:
ss NG 3oasy whn R ySg SRpY 5ye n NA sell sdo
CAMERAS AZ types movie htsHss5 e9uipmenTi nTosl all
BRENNER PHOTO CO. e3a Pa aye NV
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for mems
msnts. etc. NORRIS PAWNBRoKERs
Open evenings. Will call to give estimate.
CLOTHING, -Hlsasn prices !. 0,,a 4 sor -! men, !.
asso ft8shs! ME Ser oesa Eve. vi! taf -.
MarminkS and Hudson seals: hlgheSt prices
paid. AMERICAN FUR CO., INC, 625
FURNiTTRE-will buy entire contents or
odd pieces. best cash prices; buying and
selling for over 80 years. We do moving.
HOPWOOD'S. Sth and K sts. NV. ME.
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites,
odd pieces or entire home. Please call to-
Jay, MIR GRADY. MA 26e0.
FURNITURE-Your entire household CON
tens or odd pieces: highest prices S: F..
FURNITURE-Highest cash prices paid
for household furniture. Will buy entire
contents or fair-sized amounts. For best
results call Mr.. DOUGLAS at UN. 1881.
FURNITURE WANTED, to purchase oirect
from private party: also good piano Call
!SoLossls.,nss sS YOU! ols gold. silver: plains.
isef2 KAz y.aFy a. " sss Psy s.. 'nsa a
OLD D-FASHIONED picture frames. clocks:
also antique furn. china, firearms. curios,
relics, etc. EN-. 1905 or WO. $500.
slsb sizg; asy 81 SIZE sgs. any condition. will pay
PIANOS WANTED-coLoNIAL PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma. 1870
after 10 an; for courteous appraisal.
or leonard not necesssaarily running; If
ssfas2Pa2le sEWiNG nacHlEsWe al rA buy all types
repair hemstitching. buttons covered.
plsatng 9Iz S., RE 1900; RE Re-, 2$ll
55o9: evenings GE s447
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware.
any sondt!Gn Shins bTc,arbrac ee, sI old
ct
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,
Q FRONT ROOM, furnished, for

LARGE a FRONT ROOM furnished for :.
Ak nj cAT2hoLlc UNIV; ssls 18th in St; ne.
Ss, s, gsn,lHTsn; RltiNF sT Ho fss s74a III IL.
$50; also single rm., nr. bath. ss5: Iaun.
rs 1850 lsIAsb @ loI
one glrl only; single bed. r,spring
mattress kitchen, living room and tele-
ea esHns aEsl esftFs nj s4s xasheF So yk
esl5 MILLS AVE. N:E.-single rm.. lge
closet, 2 windows, quiet lady: kit. privils.
COOP OPPORTUNITY for Syrian girl
looking for nice home to share with widow
in ne. section. Ii interested call Ii. 1897.
a31 DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-Front room for
lady excel. tFansD.; new bed; next to bath.
3la 36th ST. N.E.-Room fer couple;
Kitchen privil.; broom house; l person in
sEeoND. FLOOR FRONT hall bedroom;
monfhlv anIIml,ed rP Phe9s 4sio near esriine; sls
5s YOU 81: So beautifully furn.
front ,I,,a room fer EMPLOYED couple kit privil.;
NE. sEcTioNIIse front ni rm.; 'tR twin beds;
sSansp; ~ use OF Of phone; % ~ pvt. home home. 'vr AT
.sio 9TH ST. N.E.-Double room, adjein-
ng s15'nE sT reGm ean ao 1884,
THE MARIck, 1873 St. n.e:-comf. room,
des deSpies oss ST. sss !utai TR anaaf' sns4 lis
room, double closet: no other roomers;
PRIVATE Bath, large master bedroom in
new home. twin beds; gentlemen; 500
/ FURN. RM.-Private front entrance:
large 5,Ia rm .tta, tor couple; sl4 wk GAN
1921 KEARNEY sT. N.E.-Double sleeping
rm., next to bath, in private home. couple;
S45; single. $40 kit, and laun. privils.
iiss G ST. N.E:-one furnished room for
single man Or woman.
COLORED-EMPLOYED COUPLE; front
basement room, furnished, $32 month.
cOIoRED-DOUBLE FURNISHED ROOM
for married couple: excellent ne. location
coLoRHbM11Ie CO s5iPIe IS soth ai' ST. N.E.-Rm. for
rent fer elderly colored couple; also single
rm.: no children. VI. 1856.
coLoRED-isos h, KEARNEY ST. Ne
Nice room for refined couple or single;
light cooking; near transp. DU. 1857.
COLORED-GIRL to share room with
another girl; twin beds. also two closets;
allowed all home privils., and rent is reas.
CoLoRED0FRoNT Col ROOM next to bath
dbl. bed, for L or men; convenient to
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ApARTMENTs ukFuRhisnEp.

DUPONT CIRCLE-second moor: lust com-
pisee perfect for entertaining, bedroom,
den. electric kitchen. private tiled bath;
Beautifully decorated. immediate oceu,
pancy on yearly lease 70 gentle ssttleo
ny S5O-A. star liz
ss1a1oRGEfoWN, sa1 overlooking park -. Liy.
rm 80 by 10 IT,. fireplace, oedrm. bath.
new throughout; gas furnace. No children
or pets. Refs; $175 . mo. Box 1921
10 YOU HAVE A HOUSE to sell in near
nv yirpinia? II so. We have an apt. for
rent at $50 mo. Write to Box s1-B, Star.
--17
no YOU HAVE A HOUSE to sell in nearby
Va II so, We have an apt, to rent a. $50
mo. write to Box 1857, Star. III
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ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-s.t. ead s.w,


134 ST. S.E-Neat single rm for gentle
ma man; close Navy Yard; conv. transp.
1911 G ST SE.-Sleeping room for work
ing couple; next bath; can use grill; conv.
to tranSp. 49,
1926 MASS. AVE. s.E.-Front room, twin
beds; also single room; "a block to bus
TR. 1919. -16
LARGE SLEEPING RM for young empl
LARGE FRONT ROOM, convenient trans
portation; close to bath; dble. bed. VI
i0li ST. S;E..Double rm. next to bath
HiLLCREST, sos5 seth sT-Ise. front
rm;; comfortable: attractiyely, furnished;
$40 Z. CAPIToI sT.-Larse Single loom
nicely turn,. on or,2 Ind floor. next to bath;
aai 1!th ST. s.E.-Room. furn. or un-
furn.,. for 2 girls or couple with child; day
care for child. TR. 5000. is
1874 :83rd PL. Sc. off Pa ave.-Large
front room, next to bath. private home'
GENTLE men only. VI. 42S4. is
COLoRED-3as 18th ST. s.E.-Room for
rent: double room, next to bath; refined
persons. FIR. BIZ III
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ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET, PERMANENT employed lady, de-
sires cool. moderately priced room by June.
Box 1904 Star. 49,
TNFURNisHED ROOM or studio apt. for
refined lady, in gentle family with lunch
privileges. Box S9-A. Star. 16s
Evening star., 1948-05-15

A REAL HOME ATMOSPHERE for elderly
lady in beautiful country home: 10 miles
east of Capitol; Lanham, Md, WA. 1899
Evening star., 1948-05-15
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

ELDERLY LADY Of refinement desires
room and board in Catholic home, near
church. Call HQ. $3.50. IT,,
ter, 24-hour care of child must have
fenced yard; exch. ref in city. Box l44-
A, Star. 16%
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ROOMS UkEURhIsHEp.

Ink. room, unfurnished. contains sink,
stove and cabinet; $3.50 month. Ii.
3403; employed person preferred
COLORED-2I6 10th ST. N.E.-Large
front room pvt. home; kitchen, laundry
priVil: ideal for couple Ii. 1868. 10"
Evening star., 1948-05-15
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

CONN. AVE. bedrm. apt to eXchanG0
for ? or more bedrm. house or apt Phons
EN- 1850. 10
EXCHANGE -bedrm., kit. bath apt. reas.
for same in Va. or Nd. suburbs. NO. 903s.
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom unfurnished
apt. house in Fort Davis section sc. for
I-bedroom unfurnished apt IN modern
apt house in NV. Box 243-B, Star. --l3
r.. outside expos on 8 sides heat and hot
water furn: yard wonderful place Tor chii.
drer: rent. S47 7.35 (What have your. Sas.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
POULTRY ond EGGS
CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.

AMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV. ME
0s9. Baby chicks feed and poultry sup.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

SILVER SPRING -TAKOMA - Wanted by
eentleman, good sized room with privacy,
pref unfurnished. UN. 1855, MR.. BUT
1Rs
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ROOMS FuRh. OR UhFURh.

LGE. RM., adjoining porch; private home;
furn. or unfurn.: lady only. CO. s2O4.
FRONT RIM, dble or single Ink. If de-
sired: excel tranSp. AT. $50. -19
Evening star., 1948-05-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B-1a
APARTS. UNFURNIShEo tcs

APAkIS. UNFUkNtShkD tCo0e.e
ONE RIM. AND KITCHEN, rent $50. l28
c st. ne. Apt. Al. Open for inspection
Sss KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-3 large rms.
new fully equipped kitchen: II windows
Venetian blinds, hardwood ncorE 500.
Adults pref Can be seen 3-S daily. --10
COLORED-TWO-RM RIM. APT, share kitchen.
share bath; sos . month: completely rec
decorated: located zoo block. c st. ne:
refined middle-ased couple preferred. Write
RnY 430-Y Star 16s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

and washing machines
DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO., 5023 Wisconsin
ave, WO. 1902. 20
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pref: $50 for l, $40 for .. RIA. 1894.
WANTED men for . rooms and bath
reference wanted. MRS. MURRAY, RA,
pGFoNr c1RcLE-17ga 18th st;I3ss.
S55 dGHOle SIS snsle
dry privil; S32 mo-; excellent transp. 14th
81 ears p.RK 1h ko.p s bus AD sS53 room for
gentleman. Private home; semipvt bath;
sMEPY sii pSF GTasf GG2!h ManllASpconn MAJ ave
9Ss i9S 'aHd1y Hfhs61 6Bs'sFesN s W. eas double
room; with porch. for quiet couple $40
single room for gentleman; $50 mo-; conv.
GfovHER PAkRENice front rm, 2 expos.
aos 4th ST. NV. - Furnished outside
room. separate kitchen; restricted neigh
SINGLE SINGLE ROOM, neatly atty furnished, all privi-
leges other than cooking; desire women;
75l Newton pl. NV. before 10 am. and
1901 vEAzEY ST. N.w.-single room TO,
a lady in PVT. home; excellent transp.
Ya9s M4 'P2 PP2xRKwooD rL. NV room rooms,
sitchsn privileges' close to transportation.
siSeIE Or pousLE @ ROOM n in pvt apart
THE CHURCHILL. 174o st. n:w.-Front
double rm., .inner-spring mattress: 81
wk.; also single rm., running water. nr.
bath: SS:50-S10 wkly. No; 1858. -19
CONN. AVE-Sgle or dble. rm.- adjoin-
ing bath: delightfully."- cool adjoining ver-
anda: private. home; unlim. phone; excel;
transp.; gentleman or empl cple. Call
after pm. OR. 4I6s. lie
1854 QUE ST, The Kennert',-Single
twin bed room: sI1.50 weekly. Is
1854 EUCLID ST. N.W:-Clean' airy
transp;; sac me- AD; a448i sin ,-I15
bsmt studio. rm.. running water, S2S mo.
cSDI I Syist emgl apg man; is5p rsfSt Az. r1s
Desirable rm., adjoining bath. every cony.,
home; transients considered. -l5
CLUB EMBASSY, 1921 K st; n.w-Front
rms, facing park; walking distance Of all
sGHnsSvna SSnvI caAsk ST. B. b G Es blk cas-. of Conn
ave. nr. 2 bqslines: eomiortable rm. Id I'd
phone; double bed; suitable ! or 2 en-
ploysd ladies'; $50 mo. OR. $500. --l6
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ApTs. FURk. AND UkFuR.

RELIABLE COUPLE. with / child. des.
small house. BY June /. OIL. 5ess: lis
VICINITY 18th AND o SITS. NV. rear
brick blds.-2nd f.. 3 rms; X. and o.. 1st
truck; oil h-w.h. Suitable for home and
parking for general contractor. ETC. THOSs
b WALSH. INC, DI 1887. -l6
Evening star., 1948-05-15

RICHARDSON, 26-ft.; sleeps four; head.
galley; Chrysler Crown engine: fully equip,
NEPTUNE OUTBOARD MOTOR. 9h-h.p.
Call Mon, 1900. Priced $l25. D1. 1912.
Evening star., 1948-05-15

WASHERS; apt SIZE vi will i hold salons
s., az sys siIys5 : SpTins' !, sA, :5s59 az
iIV1NGsToN APPLIANCE, & RADIO CO,
44oa South Capitol St; TR 3S56 -I2
tion of used washers. wrinsers. spinner
and automatic type, SO and UP, Gan
WASHER. used auto. Bendix washer, ex-
eel. cond; If you're desirous Of econo-
mizins on an auto. washer. call Sligo 3400
early please to enable prompt delivery.
WASHING MACHINE: Bendix de luxe.
exeel .sS csnd s1S2 dn3Sr Cal GIL %565 .r,s.
excellent condition; $50. Wisconsin 63i3.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spinner; ma
hosany DUNCAN Phyfe sofa: maple bedrm.
erm sef T5a rooker spnes cs Aqd PR ao and
WASHING MACHINE CMaytas, for sale
@ssHSs 3GSs fS9atSn %AcTSr sS DG Gsunaera sa auto
matte used very little, peri. cond.; only
Sl75; reasonable terms to responsible
party, or will consider your offer. De
WASHING MACHINE. GE Hotpoint. one
yr. old. automatic pump: cost Sl2a new,
will sacrifice. Call Lu. 2229 after pm
WASHING MACHINE. Thor complete
with wrinGer and ironer, new In appear
bHCS diu Az peiIeSt Soiat gu w. OtD q
EASY WASHING MACHINE in sood condl
WATCH, mans 15-jewel chatan, rhine
stone numeral, practically new; original
cost 500, will sell for SIS. RA. 4752
WATER COOLER, cleo, oasis, like new
reasonable. Elk. 6733, Monday through
FRIDAY. -l6
WATER HEATER for sale. De 96s7.
WATER HEATER-More hot water faster
less cost. automatically with Gas-MiZer;
ful ly approved Gas-Mizer has proven its
merit in a multitude of homes thrbushout
the country over many years; more and
more are switching to Gas-MiZer. so wlll
you. Phone now for literature or demon
stration; ELECTRoNICS CONTROL co.
WATER HEATER. gas. good condition
xle;-can any time, GE. 0s77. -l6
water aeatsr Specialists fer 90 Years. :
e27 ? St nv. TX 4615 WO. 2220
wELDERS. 800 and 400 amp, Lincolns
and Hobsrts, gas driven portables also
new welding cable: COLUMBIA MACHIN:
ERY g. EQUIPMENT CO.. TIE. 800. lie
WHEEL CHAIR, perfect condition reason
WOOD DOORS 90. slightly used. Price
Ss5: custom made awnings, used only
/ summer. s25. WA. 7451. -15
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
Homemade Charger

By GLENN REUHER. Dawson County
7 have found that an ordinary 6-3
~ volt automobile generator driven
by a "a h. p. motor or washing ma
chine motor makes a very salts
factory battery charger.
I mounted the charger unit on a
plank about 212 feet long. This can
be carried to the truck or implement
where the battery is down. Pulleys
should be of a size to drive the gen.
orator at about 1000 to 1900 rpm.
An ammeter and a battery tester
are needed, of course.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
Frozen Corn On the Cob
Thriving DaaUson County Enterprise

FROZEN CORN on the cob is pro-
duced, processed and sold by the
Crisafulli family, Dawson county, in
a unique diversified farming opera
ton that has made them one of the
nations largest suppliers of this
food speciality.
This farm5factory came about
when Crisafuli and his boys Joe
Jr., Frank, Leonard and Angelo
realized that their farm could grow
a very tasty sweet corn crop. The
only trouble was trying to sell their
product in a county with a limited
city population. The solution fl
nally came from a study of the
possibilities of freezing the corn on
the. cob for winter time sales in west
coast cities.
10 Carloads in l947
Their first experiment with 5000
pounds of corn on the cob frozen at
a local locker plant and wrapped
in cellophane was so successful that
by next year machinery had been
picked up to handle the freezing
ON the farm. Five carloads of corn
on the cob were frozen, sold and
shipped in 1916, which amounted
to one-fifth of the nations total.
They also experimental with frozen
squash, peppers, egg plant and
strawberries. In 1947 enough corn
for 10 carloads was raised and easily
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

sold at higher prices than a smaller
amount of fresh sweet corn was q
few years ago.
Potatoes have been grown on the
place ever since Crisafuli started
farming on a 23-acre plot 40 years
ago. but now instead of serving only
the nearby table market, their cer-
titled seed is available to CONNER
cial growers at much more attrac-
tive prices. Joe Crisafulli Sr. (the
boss) arrived in this country from
Italy, a penniless 1~4-year-old boy,
about so years ago. Today, at 90
and as energetic as ever, he owns
900 irrigated acres and 5000 acres
of grazing land.
Family Project
The family itself is no little part
of the total Triumphant operation,
and every one has a place in the
production schedule. Joe Sr. is the
boss; Joe Jr., business manager and
salesman; Leonard, a medical stu
dent, serves as chemist for the freeZ-
ing factory in the summer, and
Angelo is machinist for both farm
and factory. A dozen additional
people are hired in season to help in
the factory.
The high income, high yielding
cash crops grown on the Crisafulli
farm aren't just the product of good
Dawson county soil, Joe is quick
to explain. His Investigation pro-
gram for soil improvement includes
rotations with alfalfa and sweet
clover plus the use of small grains
for nurse crops. To use the grains
and feed produced on the farm (in-
Guiding waste from the sweet corn
o%peration) and to furnish manure for
fertilizer, hogs and cattle are fat
tened. A yearly calf crop is also
produced from 100 head of Hereford
cattle.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
Ranching Means Cattle
And Dude Ranches Really Raise EN-
By JERRY EST
By JERRY LESTER

snow off the hills SO grass is avail
able. The cattle have to be fed in
the winter, however, and so acres of
hay land is cut and stacked for this
purpose. Grazing lands are con-
stantly checked to be sure no area is
being overstocked.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

~ ANCHlNG usually means cattle
~ and so it does on the Ok Yoke
ranch in Park county -. some 200
head of Hereford beef stock. But
the story doesn't end here, Jim
Murphy and his mother, Peggy, have
a combination ranch which includes
summer guests. This is one of the
more than 80 dude" ranches in the
state, many of which are also COM
mercial cattle spreads like the Ok
Yoke. The ranch has been with the
family for % years, and guests have
figured basically in the summe OPP
Grafton for the past Is years.
At roundup time, branding and
many other regular ranch activities
the guests often help out. The ranch
has so head of saddle horses and
riding is, of course, a big part of
guest recreation. Long pack trips
are planned into the mountains for
the more rugged visitors. Trout fish
ing in the creek is usually good, and
hunting season attracts many sports
men.
Cabins for 40
Guests have come to the ranch
from every state and nine foreign
countries. Many come back each
year and stay in the same cabin all
summer. The 10 rustic cabins will
accommodate from 80 to 40 guests.
Reservations must be made in adj
anc and none are accepted for less
than two weeks. Most of the cabins
are occupied by families from east
ern and southern states.
Buildings on the ranch are modern
throughout with plumbing in all
cabins and electric lights from a
water wheel in the creek. The build
ings are all log with knotty pine in
~teriors. The main cabin is a large
building with fireplace, hunting
trophies and rustic furniture for {
definite western atmosphere. The
dining room is separated from the
main cabin living area by a corral
type fence. The kitchen has a larg,
modern oil range and a waikiki
freezer for meat storage.
Staff of 10
A staff of about 10 people is re
quired to keep the ranch operatin
during the guest season. A cook,
dishwaSher, mattresses and tw
cabin girls are the seasonal EN-
ployees, while two hired hands ar
kept busy the year around on rou
tine ranch work.
The saddle horses are kept in tn
mountain grazing lands all winter
Hills and trees provide plenty c
protection and the wind blows tn
8-April l. 1oAS
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-12
The Stars Say
For Saturday. November -
BY GENEYIEYE KEMRLE

IT il fortunate thst on this day
the mind y sttunsd to the reflective.
analytical, substantial, and prae-
teal, sines there 10 an augury Of the
strange, erratie and unreliable in
the feeling, and emotions. These are
keyed 10 intensity and . w!ifvll de-
formulation 70 indulge such fansiss,
desires and inelinatioAs. There may
h 81 sorts Of lures, snsrss, ~ tsmp-
tstiens to wssn from the straight
and narrow" pathway. Il wauld BE-
easy to b. dupsd into hazards with
funds.
For The birthday
THOSE whose birthday It 10 may
encounter . year calling for the
utmost vigilance and watahfulnsss
against subtle snsYes and tsmpta-
tons, IN which the feelings and emo.
tions are IN the lead, urging to all
ussnnsr Of subtle iadplSsncss aud
graft AsatioAs, With nsnsee b yspu-
tstion and integrity. vt the mind 10
capable Of good Judgment and COM
Men-ssnes conclusions u permitted
Ia hold sgsinst emotions. Loss Of
psesessicns. funds and prestige are
possible.
A child born On THE day, may
have inner eenAieta batvsSn the
mind and the amotiens, with ability
a ehslee % TO which are To b
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-12
Keep ourNeck
Looking Smooth
And Youthful
BY HELEN FOLLETT

WISE is the woman who takes
out cosmetic insurance against 4
neck that may suddenly 60 tweedy
and crinkled. Prevention Of many
good looks sorrows is easy; curing
them after they have once become
established may be a long drawn
out task. Practically all neeks are
neglected; all the good things Of the
toilet table are given to the COM
plexion.
The woman who carries herself
regally, keeps her spinal column ex-
tended, her head on the level, is not
likely to develop fiddle strings be-
cause the muscles Of the neck are not
allowed to sag. Let the chin droop,
the chest f1atten, shoulders fall for
ward and neck fibers drop into folds
which, in course Of time, bring fur
rows or necklace lines.
A Treatment
If you suspect that the pillar that
holds up your head is bent on self
destruction, plan to give it Ave min
utes Of = restorative treatment
every night. 1t will psrk up in 4
hurry.
Use soap and warm water freely,
rinse with warm water, dry with
gentle pats Of a soft towel. Apply
a heavy massage cream or, If you
would save on the beauty budget,
use toilet lanolins. Sweep up and
down with Aattened fingers. Lower
the head, pass the fingers from the
nape line forward to the chin tip.
Cellar Bones
Starting along the line Of the COL
lar bones, do circles with first and
second fingers, going higher and
higher until you are pressing along
the jaw line. You may have to tilt
the head back slightly 30 the flesh
will b smooth, but try to keep the
muscles Of the neck relaxed. Mas
sage Il not effective on muscles that
are tight and tense.
Let the cream remain on, apply
an Ice cold compress-uss = heavy
wash clsth for this purposs-eover
With . dry towel and go to bed. The
compress will hustle up the blood
streams which, in turn, will have .
vitalising eff upon the tissues.