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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
Miami's Mary Elizabeth Hotel Finest In South
Swanky Hotel Rates
With Best

New York has its Theresa and
Detroit has its Gotham, but the
finest hotel in the south for color
ed people today is Miami's Mary
Elizabeth owned by DR.. w. B. Saw
yer, pioneer citizen and prominent
physician of this city.
The up-to-date and modernistic
hotel is located at NV Second ave.
at Seventh street and caters to the
most discriminating clientele. The
MOTEL has housed the bulk of all Lat
in Americans travelling in this
country.
The three-storey CHS building has
30 rooms and is equipped with ele-
Vator service and an inter-communi-
cation system that runs from the
rooms to the desk clerk in the lob
by. Thirty-seven of the rooms have
private baths and there is alos
large dormitory room built especial.
Ay TO accommodate visiting athletic
teams. Both the Florida A and NJ
Hattlers and the Virginia Union
Tigers, Orange Blossom Classic par
nclpants are now housed there.
The Mary Elizabeth also has a
penthouse and a beautiful roof gar.
oen. Plans are for a tropical gar
den patton areunderway, and the
grounds are being Handicapped for
typical tropic setting.
The scenes at the left show part
Of the spacious lobby which is at
tractively furnished with leather
and chrome furnishings. On the
right Is the compact but classy cock
tau lounge which serves as a mecca
Tor the social elite.
Mrs. w. B. Sawyer is the man.
ager of the establishment and her
popular son, William BilD SAWYER
Is resident manager. Robert Mar.
nett, husband of the Sawyer's daugb.
Ter, Gwendolyn, is the manager
OF the cocktail lounge.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04

William O. Perry. florist. and well
known in religious and fraternal
circles, has entered another field --
Decorator. Perry has been awarded
the contract for decorating Wash
ington Heights for the Orange Bios
som Classic and has made "A pretty
job Of 1t. The City commission APP
propriated $3.50 for this purpose.
Perry informs the writer that he
is in this field To stay and intends
giving special attention to this work
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
FOR RENT

FOR RENT. LEASE OR SALE.
business in Colored section In Hal.
landale. Three-store building. CHS.
any kind OF business. Phone s-0O72.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
FOR RENT

Tworoom apartments. Adults
only. West side FEC Ry.. 12ist ~.
See Rufus Washington.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
For Sale

FoUR-FAMILY APARTMENT
HOUSE AND LOT
At 1427-142s ~. w sth Ave.
PRICE $4,000 - TERMS
Phone Mr.. Walker at ss-45s5
dec II
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
CLASSIFIED

YOUR FAVoRITE PHOTO EN-.
LARGED TO 8 10 SIZE An u
HAND CoLoRED sec PLUS POST
AGE C. o. d.
PHOTO RICH. els w. 9Sth st.
NEW YORK
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04

Broom HOUSE on large lot.
so Z 40 II Price $1,000.
Charles r. Hudson
1913 ~. w. 10th street
Phone 1850
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
HOUSES FOR SALE

To be moved
SlS n. w. 10th St., Phone 82-5O77
dec 10
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
Piano For Sale

In good condition. For Cash. II
interested call at 1445 N. w. sth CT.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
FOR RENT

GIRLS WANTED nc the Brady's
School Of dancing who are interested
In chorus work. VIII be placed on
jobs when course is finished.
Zeke Brady. manager
William Fish) Ray. instructor
dec 4
Evening star., 1948-04-23
PERSONAL.

BASSINETTES, beautifully hand trimmed
See Mrs. priscoll, WAHL's DEPARTMENT,
9TH and H stS. ne. -25
SONG wRITERs-Your songs or other
musical ideas arranged in professional
gEssE Msaas' oUNTHER a5SaA STUD sPUD1os. CO 1879
sneerWave. s soc, No appointments All
sHYNS EI5H s0ns sr y sevesSsd copa 1s1o
Dental TEcHN1c1AN-IosEpH RICE
e6empt service on dental Plate re6aiTs DaHs
4IITERAT1roNs on ali ladies' garments;
prompt and eficient kerviee: open ewes.
siSs oSE woMAS vdia f. Tells ELI SSoTHER about our
skill in dressmaking, restyling and altera-
tions; nothing too complicated to bangle
ITio st. NV, centrally located above
Columbia Theater. tel. Ex: 1903 RIM. 20.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your you he hGme cos ~ q o.
eeo g55ss fSsf. 3 f0,IsEa RE' isss rHG Mo va va
Eso 6k HeH6RsSsEE dEosGE rssS ov S5s7 ys ne sss
FRaIaSeiE5 "a HSeI s@i now Va AVAILABLE in Mrs
Jollife's nursing home. "a hour nursing
ffH ffients cared Tor Under supervision Of ex-
perienced, registered nurse. Home is un-
der direction of Licensed physician: Room
roundings. Everything for the patients
LADIES! Let US tailor you q suit from =
RUGS-Beautiful reversible wool broad
looms made from your old rugs and cloth
Ing. Phone for appointment. GE. s055.
GHOST WRITING. by experts of speeches.
books. reports, letters of application, etc.
Call Elk $3.50. Ext. "a.
LADIES. Let US tailor you q suit from q
mans surplus suit. CO. s414. 25'
INFANTS AND BABIES BOARDED by mo.
WELLINGTON NURSERY. Beautiful care
given your child; inspection invited: il
eenssd home s TE Ss34 s;acrnv v,u-, -,
FACIAL PLASTIC suRGERf-houTs, II
TO pm DR.. NEARY, 2O25 Eye st. NV.
wave, soc No appointments. MABELGE
HONOUR SCHOOL. 1340 N. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1948-04-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
GI bill. Men and women. Phone Oliver
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught. Approved by Goyernment
Tor OF training. wAR-HYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE: 1910 g st. NV. p1. 1882.
steering wheels; permits; 2 c. Nd. d.d and
LEARN TYPEWRITER REPAIRING under
81 Bill; For information: call ST. 9044
CHANICS; 1928 New York ave; NV. :-23
SUCCESS! 400 courses to choose from,
free catalog on request. INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. 210 Bond
coMSPToMETER COM COURSE. with touch
typing: short; easy; top salaried positions
open now; day and eve. classes, enroll
M TO-DAY 90 BOYD SCHOOL 1888 NV.
BEiUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day, night and
part time classes Get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y.
ave, ME-. 777S. Estab. 1918.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English self-confdence freedom from self
consciousness; pvt. tutor. MI. 252O.
Evening star., 1948-04-23
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PARTNER WANTED for trailer village
9e% deyelopment in virginia. Alex. ola7. oV.
MODERN PLANT now accepting whole:
and Sf9e sHpp s11rng CaI Wa 64S4
ping center; owner retiring; very good
Business bus and Clientele; $4,000 will ha1ale
GGRocRRY sToREs-we have nice
selection of stores with and without liy-
sqok, e. 4,,r, csjl Mr.. Goldh9ss,o with HAIRY
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-loo 100 acres in Va.
Excellent location for trailer village. Do
not answer unless qualified. Alex ol97,
for BUSINESS AND oFF1cEs"-Yoour
inspection solicited of the End and 3rd
floors of newly remodeled bldg. at 727
HARRY FRIEDMAS sp Broker, iS1 fSe re- 15ss ps
SMALL GROCERY and confectionery store
SSy for ss'Gn qaek 81 sae nno sma down seq pay
Rea osESE shVRE a5f2 on Ge6e
81. 9574 Open ewes ga
WANT TO be your. own boss and secure
ivi giving % fuii details on eHS how to own Ad and
operate profitable LaunderalI equipped
vestment, experience unnecessary LAUN-,
DER EASE SALES CORP, ITO East 23rd
axhsTRGfk IA msT 9GEk saoF 81 p grin mr. Govt bdss
$40 daily Will sacrifice for $1,000 cash
Call till 9, AUERBACH & CO, 1424 K
s.; NV, Suite 400. DI. 650l. ,-23
$500 $500 per wk. Priced for quick sale.
LAuNDRETTE. Ht located in Falls Church.
81. 800 per mo: ions-term lease, at rea-
sonable rental: 2l Bendix washers, , dry
ers. extractor. water heater. water softener;
EASTMAN & STEELE. Realtors, ,FA. 262o.
BAKERY for. sale, good location; price
1s 1-6 S IS fR sgsO
custard business with good record, in a
favorable location, indicates over $4,000
net: Possibilities arr are good for . inereasins snn
JUsT Below wooDBRIDGE. on No. l
hwy. 5 acres o $50, 90, on hwy, $4,000 cash
IL MILES FRONTAGE on No. highway.
$50, acres, four million feet saw timber,
qe S9Sd sraEs p .nd as mSer sS1 sSdus % oo
for this: $4,000 cash. balance terms.
6fLIcATEssEN. located at busy intersec-
lease: 4-room. bath apt; guar. $500 week;
cARSt al pAST RI fscty s1aG for sales stoTsse
cleaning and repairing. Also handling sales
1oums ns'anGe IN s44 aopd
sale, nsss'Us1' owner retiring. BUSH REALTY CO,
Licensed, Bonded Broker, Radio Bldg, Arl.,
Va. Phone oW, 60s5; ewes, Gil. 1850.
GROCERY STORES-E you are interested
in a grocery store or restaurant. contact
US: We have several good buys BUSH
REALTY. CO.. Licensed. Bonded Broker,
Radio BLDG. Arl, Va. Phone oW. 60s5;
GROCERY AND DELICATEsSEN with of,
sale beer lie. located in the heart of .Arl
County: 10-yr lease; also liv quarters.
Price S14.560. Sub, cash required. No
phone information. DWYER g. CARTER
1913 n, Uhle ST. ArL' Va OK 2sso'
oPPoRTUNITY KNoCKING-Lightl lunch.
eonette and frozen custard, doing $1,000
week now, pin balls pay rent; perfect for
summer rush, Call Mr.. Goldhne, with
HARRY SHENK, Broker. 5505 Ga. ave.
NV. RA. 1900; eves., Gx. <342,
Evening star., 1948-04-23
REPAIRS AND SERVICES leent.l.

PAINTING 1st-class white mecnanlc.
aysTses'' aysTsRs size s room, si2.5o 20 pu. 4s4$.
PAPER HANGING. painting. plastering
month o2 S'Faa1PS ca MR sDfia zIEoASD ST H
PAPER HANGING. this week only 81 and
perS: pc Work guaranteed. GE. 42s3. GE
PAPERING AND PAINTING; Al work;
estimates free. Call Mr.. BECKETT Du.
PXPER PSif HANGING. PAINTING. Call W.
F P.fER pHElHA HAAGlNa AZ S4ls ONLY prices reason
able. See Mr.. VAN, VI 1895. -27
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING. an ex-
innate cail WA. 5755.
pae4hRg sna VI nex ss Ssro
fEUMB1SG FL afiS AND HEATING, ,obbing AND
ssmodsiRs ADAMS sas wasfz sf4 heaters
REfRfGERAToRs. REfREM: AfaTs MOTORS, washing ma.
chimes; 24hour service: household and
RERGERAfoN co UN S0rf fs1a
REFRIGERAToRs REPAIRED, all makes:
Md. Va. and D. c.: also washers, OIL.
ROOFING, GUTTERING and spouting.
Can Chestnut 2S2l; If no answer, Re
ROOFING AND SHEET METAL, guttering
and spouting; work guar. Call o'coNMoR
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wet2 Paint
ing estimates. WADDELL CO., TR. 4gl9
STONE, FLAGsToNE AND CEMENT-spe-
cializing in stone retaining walls and nag
stone, also cement drives. porches, walls
steps, walks, cellars. etc. For free esti-
Resei RooFrSG ss 5Rng 15RkY rod 6 Ssnng sssS repair
sHipLEY, GE. Abb
TILE REPAIRS. work guaranteed. N. J.
L0MBARDos Is q Ho, a23d .,.a,o s1,u.,.d
AYpEWRfRR AZ TSFf co s1s 14th i1l q.
UPHOLSTERING-Your furniture rebuilt,
springs retied. frames touched, up, re-
covered with fabric OF your y ch1ice c.Gs 0ns
UPHoLsTERiNG AND GAMING. cushions
rebuilt: free estimate; work guaranteed; S5
up: UNITY SHOP. MI. $3.50. -23
Thoroughly cleaned BY our modern machine
method WASHINGTON SHADE & AVN
ING CO. 2021 18th st NV DU $500
WATERPROOFING; guaranteed to stop
leaks or dampness in your basement areas.
HsTf WATERPRooFFiINNG, IItFi tile or cement-type
drainage; fagstone and cement work.
F. MARCUCCIO, phone Rockville 35ss.
wATERPRooFING. tile or cement-type
F. MARcUcc1o, phone Rockville 35ss.
WOOD vALANcEs, designed and con-
structed TO your order by CYTELL, Call
sfEcIAI this month. Occasional chair re-
s." 5nGS.efeai 5o acADEsY DENY 1PHoLsTRRY CO,
3433 14th st. NV. NO. 1876. 20
Evening star., 1948-04-23
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al home improvements from
ALL TYPES OF HOUSE REPAIRS Screen
ing. tiling, cabinet installing and building.
c5ff ca LU Bs5s TR M ss56 sPsS
ASKEW HOME sERvICE-Painting and
papering floor sanding, waterprooflng: rea-
sonable rates. Prompt service. ST. a7a9.
CARPENTRY, painting and concrete work.
5telass oNsT msEhsn5es nn ST ReaS priced BIT
CEMENT WORK, stone, walls, hagstone
terraces, walks, chimneys, fireplaces, &C.
ment p0sS ed, ef
Ing. F. MARcUCcIo, Route 4, Horners
lane; Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, hagstone
terraces. walks. chimneys, fireplaces, ce-
ment driveways, porches. retaining walls,
rs MSAk;cUeS10 ReS5s eSSs. rasESTs aSERsTs
CoMPLETE PLUMBING, tile bathrooms,
kitchens, sinks and cabinets and other
home improvements; personal supervision.
T. j. FITzMAURIcE, res, DU. 1851. ONCE,
CoNCBETE woRK-Floors paving, retain
ing walls foundations. waterproofing.
underpinning. culverts precastlng, yard
or site PRUrT coNsTRwGdoN &C.
FENCEs-All type fences. picket. wire and
RTE RTE tF7 FENCE l' q coNsT. CO, ST 1000.
FLOOR sEKwcE-NotninE but the pest:
nynf aae snans Rrnss nass5
ING coNTRAGIoRs. INC. 1912 wiscon-
GIVE YOUR BATHROOM the new look
with plastic tile. Cali Ii 1884 for otres
HOME HOME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rooms.
oofns AtlfG wall es tile a eseFS 5uHS5f M
TPsTTsv,ffT eoSTKxcrSs Has hsSs
Painting, papering., roofing and siding:
estimates; WA; s4s6. days or evenings:
GEORGE COOK; metal, wood cabinets,
KiTcHENs REDEsIEGNED s and installed ,I by
worn linoleum sink, tops replaced, with
"Formlca nrSa or Stsiness @s,v steel @ Gail fer
!#s: ss5 Sss,.
Pa papERi, HP Ga a,p 9w p.,STise lsSa general 5
REM Taf RFfArR new constrHe
tion-Large or small Jobs: carpentry.
sonry. roohns; vork suaIantssd For frss
estimate, ca phone =, THE AUSTIN T. QUICK
prices: expert work. NEV1Ns, Tw. 81: sj:4.
ATTENTION. HOME owNERs-Any work
from foundation to roof, HARRIS g.
2040 any time. 26*
NO WAITING; no job too small Call
SUBURBAN REMoDELING CO. for all
types Of work, cement walks and drive
ways, retaining walls painting, carpen-
try. Reflnishing attics and Easements our
YES, WE DO ANY REPAIR WORK on your
home: roofing, guttering and spout, car
penter work fences, all kinds, etc. Elk.
0S74, after & pm. 26"
WE HAVE MATERIAL in stock and are
prepared to do any kind of house repair
work. Call PAUL ATKINSON, HO. 1901
after 5 pm. -25
Evening star., 1948-04-23
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

FATUREL is REAL. real is sood-n you
need good colored help to fill any kind of
lob. call NATUREL EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CY NO 36Sg 25s
Evening star., 1948-04-23
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MAN DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA, take 4;
leave any time, oyerlooE. 02S5; "a -,
take car to Dallas. Tex, or vicinity.
Leave any time. References. VI. $3.50,
DRIVING TO HOUSTON. Corpus Christi,
Texas Sunday pm; 1870 Buick, share.
OR. $3.50, after pm. Fri. or Sat. m.
"A.
RESPONSIBLE AND CAPABLE young man
will drive your car or go as passenger TO
Seattle, Wash, or vicinity. Owens 4375.
Evening star., 1948-04-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOOD CONCESSION for rent nearby Va.
summer resort for '4s season; superb loo.
sales privil. to boardwalk public as well
as to patrons of popular night spot. Box
370-V. Star. 81
TAVERN. bar business, same owner
crosses ST 200 wkly II yrs. Price, S19,-
500; IS 500 down. LES SHILBY. DU. 81 IS
or eyes, WA 4S35, -23
Evening star., 1948-04-23

pCrCel9in, mower decoration. SEdQeS Uldue
to order by decorator, s135. OR. 1924.
LAWN BENCHES for homes. schools. res
taurants and parks in stock; other iron on
IRON WORKS, INC, RE. a419, 12l4 24th
1Ax nexEEfHsHs ard s9 S':; R2Ssr spFns
Iai lawn 90, MOVER, OVER ELECTRIC loot. cord:
quick sale, s75 Kenmore 56sl -a7 =,
LEGs-convert your box springs or 6 coil i
springs INTO Hollywood sI oIoa beds. sLAGLE
kIV Mse sET Ms isits si5o bb-Ssef 3D. sSgf chair
Fl. gilt cprio cabinet, Sl5o: lge caryed r,
fhPsE eaNE s5a 9ae conh s4so p xsus
chair: solid wal sdE frames. perfect cond:;
EiViNG Tlh sD RooMfne soSssf fs9 MODERN love seat
ike new. $3.50; ,sterilized double studio
couch. $3.50 5.ft. long 3 glass M DC doors
s1's With sdjustabie Stable shelves. $3.50 solid oak
aSe psdests aesk tyss dssk 1c % 5o eess
faSe RhP1Ds sats FuRN n E3eHANeg eH ao7 III St
NV: Ex: 674s: One Of va Washinssons firSityrs
LIVING LIVING ROOM FURNITURE, only l year
old. excel. cond.: low prices; ieav. city
Lfv1SG IH SG ROOM SUITE. piece; sx1a Chin
ese, Oriental rug; pictures and curtains
V LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2-piece Pullman,
Al condition, 500. 81. 81 so after $50
. m. Friday. all day Saturday. "a
sets OF Slip covers, drapes, maple spool
bed, springs. mattress. floor lamp. play
pen pad: IeasonabIe; GIL. 3645. -s5
bedroom suite, table and chair; all $3.50.
LIVING ROOM SUITE and tables, used 2
AL
LIVING ROOM SOFAS from s95: oeeas
chairs, table, etc; eive.away prices; 60
ine out Of business ANsE1L San
FORD, 1870 Lee highway. .Arl. -23
LOVE SEAT. coffee table, bed and otner
items TE. e913. 30
Evening star., 1948-04-23

BUSINESS.
ADV. SECRETARY, s45 -wk %; real
future for woman with adv. possibilities;
stenog., real estate, TO $40 wk.; stenog,
radio sales, Arl,; Va. to $50 Ek.; new
and stenoss See Miss Bond. fEst. 5
Es) RE. 2s2s, FORD EMPL. SERVICE,
el3 18th st. NV, near Eye.
TYPISTS. to $40 wk. %: typist-recep-
ZIONIST, under 35 $40; die. opera tor -typist
70 $40 wk.; stenogs. t2sl. to $50 wk. See
Miss Bond, RE. 2S2S, FORD EMPL.
SERVICE, 913 18th st. NV, near Eye.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and office positions. 204
Colorado Building. 14th and G. RE 3938,
AN IMPROVED position through q proven
approach-Modern management selects an
employe to fill q specific lob. Our Job is
to match you to the job field that fits
yop; So you will be able to climb up the
ladder Of success faster. Why not discuss
this scientific approach to better living.
details; Call for an appointment. J. v
JOHNSEN ASSOCIATES I424 K st. NV.
ST $3.50 fNOt an enplOyment }
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
LOVES PERILOUS PATH
AT the End of Their Talk, Noel Asks Modge How
Much Mory Knows About the Wedding Plans

of his own gentle mother, long dead,
whom Philip Veritzen had married
long after the news of Olga's court
arranged marriage to the Crown
Prince of Transvania, Philips cou-
sin by "bar-sinister" had been SOL
emnized.
Burst of Confidence
~ know" he said abruptly, with
sudden burst of confidence that
embarrassed me, "that Dad never
loved my mother in the way he loves
Olga. But l always have believed
that she never realized she was not
the one love of his life. She always
could manage him, in the way that
Olga now does, and he made her
life very happy. But now, l wonder.
Do you suppose she did guess?"
"Why torture yourself with mag
ining something which you never
can prove" I asked him. II am sure
your father loved your mother very
dearly; it always showed in every
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
Ornaments for
Your Hair
By HELEN FOLLETr

1T would seem that "the girl with
a rose in her hair" has emerged
from the past along with peplums,
bustles, poke bonnets and what have
you. We are referring to a real
rose, right off the bush, not one
made of tissue and velvet. Girls of
college age refuse to believe that
hair is most beautiful when un-
adorned. They like to add a few
touches, and plenty of touches are
to be had, if the shopper seeks
them-barettes, clips, cute jeweled
tuck combs.
Hatless days are still with us and,
for many pretty young things, they
go right through the year, snow
flying or fair weather. It's nice then
to use decorative devices for holding
locks in place so that they won't
be so wind blown that they won't
look scrambled.
The barette comes in handy. A
famous New York jewelry designer
is producing barettes and clips in
cleaning silver. Their simplicity
makes them the ideal items of ac-
cessory for youthful coiffures and
costume trends. Plastic combs are
nice, too, and a practical way to
keep hair in place.
! Ribbon Bows
There is an increasing use Of rib
bon bows that are as quaint as silk
lnitts and sunshades. All sorts of
quirky designs are possible as rib
bons can be tied in variety of ways
and are attached pertly by means
of a pin or clip. Sometimes one is
worn on either side of a center part,
for a light, wing-like effect. They
can be matched to costume colors or
contrasted for emphasis.
Teen-agers are always looking for
something light and gay in the way
of hair decorations, something at
tractive enough to wear right
through the day and into that very
special-extra evening date. For the
party sprig of fresh flowers gives
a gala touch to even the simplest
hair style, is perfectly attuned to
the revival of feminine fluff cur
rently sweeping all fields of fashion
and beauty.
| Here we must add the moral; keep
the hair shining clean by using a
shampoo agent that does a thor
ough job, that rinsing removes
quickly. Unless the hair glistens,
the effect is not tops.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
By MARION CLYDE MecARR0Ll

|DURING the past few
~ months, menus that can be
prepared in a hurry have been
popular with meal-getters 80
they could get through and 60
swimming, or sailing, or play
golf, or dig in the garden, or sit
on the beach, or do any Of the
dozens of other things to
which the summer season is
dedicated.
And now, as we head into au-
turnn, all to quickly, winter.
hurry-up meals are still popu-
lar so we can get through and
60 to the movies, to the theatre,
to the bridge party, to the club
meeting, or any other Of the
vast number of activities that
demand our time the rest of the
year.
Here, then, is a dinner that's
a quickie, because it comes out
of cans.
That doesn't mean, though,
that you simply open the can
and dump the contents into 4
saucepan, heat the whole thing
up, slide it on to a platter and
carry it into the dining room.
1t means that you open the can,
take out the contents and then
60 on from there to concoet de-
licious dishes that will take a
minimum amount Of time to
prepare. Such as, for instance,
this
BAKED FRuIHEc PORK LOAF: Cut 4
1907. can luncheon meat in Ave
equal slices and arrange cut side
down on bottom of a shallow
(10x6x2) baking dish. Place slice
of canned pineapple Cor q tbsp.
drained crushed pineapple) on top
of each slice of luncheon meat; in.
sert cloves in pineapple slices.
Place l tsp. brown sugar and one
pruue in center of each pineapple
slice. Pour over all the juice from
the can Of pineapple, bake in rr-
crate oven (35oF) for 80 min
With this serve:
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in Syrup, reserving ii c. syrE
range potatoes in shallow
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ter. Combine l tbsp. brown
| Il tsp. cinnamon and Ii is
sprinkle over potatoes. POI