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Evening star., 1949-05-30
French Room-Seeond Floor

French koom-Second Floor
s>-SS 10 xssss Dresses p&ytss as1ssan@a
Rayna tissue fsAIss w
sk prias NAVY sAek asosn rssa4 sFvs
10 .---. .. --..-... -.-..
fs-sss's s'ss rasun sas rsyoa e~s~a
grey. pink Sass 10
f-SN.s 10 Asfs nr~sses erep~ aaysxs ncekias
mostly with crapec asEs Rack syvs
green Sizes 10 TO Il - tiS
ls-SSsfs 10 ss&ss paytis
rayon tissue failes ~
oonnse cepen nANy black Drsp~ skfts haSeAes
sleeves ssses 10 SAL
s-s:sfs FeA tsi psS.
short sleeves Pima orchid Sizes II -.
i-ssass Green BreeAas ka,sa ptnns
sine IL 49, -~A- sa
Raysa vs,s as wss, r,.alAs wr.p. nl.a .m.r.a
s-Nss Afternsoa ,eoar4ws fssa Beige ax xrs
with aR print scarf iETm Sses Ia ..-
s-NA Costume Weei salts with
and cuff trim DAeia 10 snd 10 - rs
s-sssss Wes Costume bessre sas srvy
rms print pure silk top, slsex 70 and 10
i-siS Pink and Grey Tweed sequn
collar and cuffs sse IL SIS
i-sssY Brsdss Grey wsei css,sm.
top short jacket size IL
i-ssan Navy wse Beisrs Costume emsroAasf~c
eatisse blouse Size 10
is1s's Navy wse Bere Costume navy eea.s
s!se II sa
i-ssss Bsere co.,a. Nav, White linen saoa
sife IL N2
s-sasS -pse. Dresses. white pqae eosar and ear
self-detaiec trim Navy sses IL TO N
i-sts's Light nise sheer wse One pece prrs.
midrin short sleeves sire 10 sfs
i-ss7s Belize wssl Costume ssaf
Jacket Size 10 -~~--~--..-----
i-ss'. aapea from, long sleeves Teal
suts double breasted or spe. ssel
and white and white check 10 II ID sA
l-siio Grey werssed buckle pous trim
Self-strapping Size 20 ..rs
Evening star., 1949-05-30
|50-Slo to SIS Hats. $50

type Bakus rough and kiny ssraws BeFs roll
sailors bonnets proe forward slanta Rebon nesef
fasther with pqns Black sneai toast white
brown. green red
Evening star., 1949-05-30
|s-Womsn', $ls.s5 to SIS Dresses, sl2

and nAyy sheer rayon creps with capeiet
soder hacset seevss tuckng trim Printed rayon crepes
With navy black or gray grounds: bright monotone prints
Nooe aqua md sy pastel crepe Grey beige tailored
rayon earbardines esss 70 to -; 1874 10 74A.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
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Wsskiastss 4. D. E.
Misses and Juniors Spring coots-Third Floor

Sls7S Plaid Goats In white and black red anc
white green and white casual style sizes 10 to IS " -
Ises s2s7s Long Coats In red royal black emerald
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Hosiery, Street Floor

ysssore veahts aplandd asscFfmsnt q neni mem anA
dark shadss Not every szs svsy soaoT md vs1gf bu
sDss oS l0K ths ovsr-an group Many fAancU 6ands
Included worthwhile savings
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Sports shop-Third Floor
Sl0s5 Dolero Suits Of a-wod flannel navy red
kelly gray Dainty collar and long seeve ses u 10 IL e

s-N1issss Sass Boero Suit Of a-oo tweed butonp neck
length sleeve Brown and gray In ss H. u and ~
s-1se Dresses Twopdece cotton corduroy three.
quarter length sleeves nna collar beltsd slim f 10 g q
-s1 Ss2s5 Of gAbardne tailored style
with short sleeves neck1ne Also light wool and rayou
Sizes 10 to III
green sizes IL to IL
Evening star., 1949-05-30
This Month-End Means rasticaII>

such We've
included Mo speciok merchandise oons with these
Please buy carefully! 2se for
Evening star., 1949-05-30

n1ss-Dunap Rough clothes IN sisss sscsn.
green natural. navy pink s>es7 ssa
S1aPcspai iS1ian ssas Dssasts In white pAnk bacA
nsyy coffee green, natural tiaee
s1S-Tm Feiik Donnets eioehss pTof@ haa oaoss.
trims Of no~ers ribbon or pausA Hack or brown .. ~
ToiIetres Street Floor IAN sas se% Tas rass" Hesssj
o438 Jevel-ssp kAssss N
te1N Jewe-tsp Drushes- nM
SAeass yevsjel resssme Dsaseaess s
3- A-py sesvtessss sxiT1: 10 bon
Ses3 Teutears Ft1se Tsea water tcsos-oa u
2-lse Trsatssss T1eie seGhs tcoseos N
t-e1e Tssjesu Fdeie saehss neoss1 f
eudost Sports Shop, Street Floor
-Mes Csepe nseos with shuf oT i0n& Gs~ssa
white hiue rnk nae. tara Gotta green esss aa<k ss.
sMss ss1s Lssssrv. sAst ssyss = ns~~av nAyss
whit4 beige hsue black sz ~ 10 - In the sreup
t-Jsars M Raysa Cssps nssssA Lons ana tswss
neckne Eoya blue nut sscvn sasss usy 90 shs's ss..
n-s.sl..s as All s4ss VIA. cssas. sss.s. VIA s
s-sxss . mass ass 81 ysassvs sksrss ssssa
eahardfnes csps and nannsl Junior Esss 70 - Misss
is rssaaariy sss -; regularly . - -; regularly
s71s -; u regularly se4. ~.
Ayusrs glo Sp Js~hses; ngs kuston frens and petsh
poekss. K&aiy. red sasss 70 ~ n ne roap
n-Jsass si1ss sAst Drssy 1ssss .th rsssf ran soas
k-Ssnses sis1s ssiaa ksu. nssn. 9 red scsfnS vca u
dYesxuakr ay1e Ezas 70 10 ia IN eroaD SIS
s-Junis sss TAsee-psee kssss sasA Essn ssesss sn1
skit win kns-ssssse pnska eo saDass NAT o. 80.
s-J..ss.s Siiss rvs-rsss sAys. syss ss.
e-s.sisrv nM = s6as Wss svssssrs IN iaus sap
cardigan .yis. na<k. rsd b&. naT. rssn sFo.sn -
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Evening star., 1949-05-30
50 Misses & Juniors S39.75
Gobordine Toppers, SIS

gabarne with peat nared backs tailored neck
Ine button trim Navy black. red. white and toast Sizes
to 49, also 10 to IL.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
80 Pes.-Sl yswelry, Z FOR 81

$50 PeS.-SI Jewelry, foT 81 Pfas W* rar
stunning Assortment Necklaces Earrings pna and Bsaosis
Gold. plated saone-set taiiorsd. Few Of . hind
3Se-sisS ue Jswsry Large assortment: only . few u
each stys Pins. Bracelets Earrings Necklaces stone
set pieces aqua sapphire Annethya simulated
gems Tailored gold plated chatns necklaces and ear.
rings ~ - ~
Evening star., 1949-05-30

Misses Dresses, Second Floor
27-Misses S32sS Dresses afternoon
dressy styles Black navy brown green ayon cepes
s:ss
u-Mssss SASS s.sss 10 ses Dresses Of rayon cspss and
shees tailored CLASSIC cressy syles Black navy
brown blue SIC
Evening star., 1949-05-30
l0o Misses S22.95 Dresses, Sl2

Dresses tailored and dessy styles
crepes and shees monotone and nora prints
with plenty Of black brown the
-Msses $ Dresses tailored spectator drey
types Of sheers and print
floral and monotone patterns Black brown
aqua. green 49,. -,--- SIS
Dresses tailored and dressy ayon
black pas'els SIS
Junior Deb Shop, Fourth Floor
1Juniors Sass 2s5 Dresse Dark sheers wosone
prints and rayon tadetas TO Is In the group -
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Women's Winter coots-Third Floor

WomenS Winter IoofS-InTo TiooF
SWosns Winter ared back style of black
wool with sheared beaver collars and cuffs Sizes and
woman SIS Winter Coat fitted style With silver fox shawl
collar Black needlepoint WOOL Size 48h SO
-Woman Fitted Black Needepont Wool Coat with front
panel Of black dyed Persian lamb Size 4s $50
Winter Coats fitted and box styles Of broad
cloth wool suede with Fischer dyed fitch ascot silver fox
ripple collars Black sizes "a to 3S M and 24 $50
Winter Coat with deep shoulder yoke Of black
dyed Persian lamb on gray wool broadoh Size ish $50
7-Womens Of suede hroadcloth wooens fitted
and ared styles with ripple collars Of silver fox or club collars
q Fischer dyed fitch Black green and gray Sizes iah e
S-womsns Sss7s winter broadclo
ssy , xool suede with club collar Of jap mink si'''
-weman sss7S Fitted winter Coat Of black wool suede With
l-wsans sss7s rms winter cess Of black wool suede s
1-Won.n sssss Upper Lined winter Goa. Of venetian
sss Furisss winter Coat Of black wool saoadolo
Fared back Size IAN
Suit Shop-Third Floor
seMs s4s7s and SIS G.b.rdins Suits with long 'ho
s-Nsses s5s75 Suits including few Junior sses oabar.
dimes and shas.kns long or short Jackets IN box Or hsd
sMes Juniors sss sss7s Suits Of gabardns copies
Of French originals in two-tons red navy beige. black
1Mes sssss 70 slie suis mostly styles tai
loed Of Mateen and worsted fabrics Some two-tons some
solid colors sH
Sports shop-Third Floor
5Nsses s2s Knit Drsssa two-pece syls oil WOOL Gray,
M.. ;sss Shirt. Of wool crepe. wool n.nnsl rayon and
gabardines al-rayon gahardnes Fly 'front.' Kick
pleats; brown. pink black. rose yellow blue IN sisss y
-M.ss sioss to slsss skirts q All WOOL asnns crepe
TWILL In brown royal and green some helted some WITH
%s e Z sssss Eiain a.,nee.. sars..vsy s. detachable
hood, sizes II to 1e Rust and Blue ~
Evening star., 1949-05-30

Sass yon ssus fas rayon sps
Dressy suit and aftssnoon ypes with lace q bead trims
Some plain. Long and short Assves. Sizes u 70 - white
pink. brown, green, gray and black
Evening star., 1949-05-30
,5-S5.e5 to s7.s5 BIousss, 81

Rayon tissue fae raycn crepes IN tailored and desy style
Long and cap sleeves Peter Pan ewelry nsckns1
with lace trim and open work yoke fros BROWN hAcl
green, gray sizes 50 10 q.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
keelioees, Fourth Floor

5l-Sl295 to Sl9.95 Neqlioee.
Rayon sheers In wraparound style prints background
sizes 10 TO 10 Raven Crepes Eppe style plum blue
prin sizes is TO 40 Cettens oxord cloth
~r"p@r0nnd style sizes IL to 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S74S
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Juniors Sl6.e5 to SIS Afternoon Dresses, $40

And Costumes Sheers with a5eta trim
tissue fales sheers with surpe neckne
Powder blue twoone with tissue
twopiece crepe with rayon faie
midr1n. Sheer wool bolero suit with print blouse top
print rayon aah
with pique bib Rayon tissue faie piece dresses with
button trimmed sleeves taieta boero dress with
hrodered ogandy blouses drnd dresses printed
gurah SIS
7-Junio SS5 s65 suitdresses Two sheer
boero separate blouse lacebodce afternoon
navy with paeats Broken sizes So
Jr. BUDGET Shop. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-30

Hand embroidered eostons hand embroidered hnes Mems
linen initiated and cotton initiated wnmens
Evening star., 1949-05-30

40S Pr.-$l.45 10 81 Foybie Gloves, SOC
Classic ana novelty styles White BLACK nsvy vns
Choose from cotton rayon
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Teievision Today


Wksw tcAsessi Il
wrT6 tchssasI s.
NMAL-Tv tcksaasi ~
woic tchssssi g.
s:3e.
WMAL-Previews and mus.e
WNBW--Howdy Doody.
wTTG-conesrt Hall.
soc.
WNBW--TV Journal
WTTG-The Moppet Shop.
wMAL-Frontier Thea;er.
Sis
woIC-Eews-Ken Evans.
s:se.
WOiC--Lucky Pup.
WTTG-Walter Compton.
s:l5.
WOIC-Bill Brundige.
wNBW-Weatherman. Newsreei.
WTTG-Bob Woifi.
7:os.
WMAL-Fllm Serial.
WTTG-And Everything Nice.
WNBW-Kukla. Fran and Ollie.
WoIC-sports Special.
7:ls.
WMAL,-Sports Reel.
WOIC-Fulton Lewis.
7:3e.
wMAL-on Trial.
WNBW-Maggi's Private Wire
WOIC-Nevs.
WTTG-The Game Room.
7:as.
WNBW-New Caravan.
WOIC-Manhattan Showcase.
soc.
WMAL-Telestars of Tomorrow
WNBW-Star Theater.
WTTG-Film Shorts
WOIC-Theater OF Vision.
sac.
WMAL-Feature Film.
WTTG-Angels on Art.
see.
wNBw-Fireside Theater.
WOIC-We, the People.
WTTG-Ted Steele Show.
s:3s.
wMAL-The Modern Woman.
WNBW-Believe 1t or Not.
WTTG-Meet Mrs. Markell.
WOIC-Suspense.
1890.
WMAL-Boxing,
WNBW-Wrestling.
WOIC-Backstage With Barry.
WTTG-News.
WNBW-Washington Newsreel.
i lila. io:ss. /
TELEvlsION HIGH LIGHTS
WSiAI,-eshould secondar,
Boycotts Be Outlawed' Is the topis
"on trial"
s:3o. WMAL -- Dangerous Lady
with Neil Hamilton. June Storey
Douglas Fowiey and Evelyn Brent.
500. WOIC-Cartoonist Al Capp
Billy Rose and DR.. Ralph J. Bunche
acting United States mediators fol
Palestine. appear.
$50, WMAL--MiSs Phyllis Bell ant
her models viii be among Ruth
Cranes guests.
$50, WOIC-Boris Karlon In n
Night at an Inn"
Io:eo. WNBW-Johnny kaufman
vs. Choforo Martinez.
Tomorrow.
WOIC-Il:45, Film Short: Il. War
ren Hull Show, 1880. Vanit,
Fair.
WNBW-3. Horse Races from j..
maica: 5, Education Show.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
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Evening star., 1949-04-26

RADIO HIGH LIGHTS.
5:S0, WRC-Cesar Romeo portrays
Q concert pianst in Velvet Moe
turne."
see, WMAL-"How Can We Find
PeaceSs and Security In Today's
World3p Is discussed by DR.. Karl A.
Metninger, psychiatrist: DR.. Clyde
Kluckfiohn, professor Of anthropol-
ogy, Harvard; DR.. s. Spafford Acker-
IL, professor OF psychiatry, University
of Louisville, KY, and DR.. Roy Burk-
hart, Pastor, First Community
Church Columbus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
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Evening star., 1949-04-26
TODAY

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| fwwDC-D. Ellington
wEAM-Dane Time
i5TwIHx Journey
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iwEAN-Dsnos Ta0s
| ,ofwTNx-JUrrsy
| IwwDC-Newk. Club
! lwEAA-Dancs Tine
| 4sjwINx-Jougney
IwwDC-LoBe. Cub
| wEAN-Dancs Tins
seiwINx- -Nsws-eynph
IwWDC-fewe, Cub
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| isIwfNx -eynphony
| twWDC-Lowe. Cfub
| twEAN-D Duns AAaeh
| % wINx-Symphony
| tWWDC~News: Cub
| wEAA- Dude Ranch
| sSFwINx -eymphony
IwwDC-toss. Club
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fwEAk- Dnds Ranch
| tsiwIyx Jacks saoais<
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| fwEAM- Dude RAncn
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Evening star., 1949-04-26

S:00, WTOP-Dr. Ralph ]. Bunche
acting United Nations mediator for
Palestine; Cartoonist Al Capp and
Billy Rose are among the guests.
9:45, WMAIs-Public understand
ing of mental ailments is discussed
In connection with National Mental
Health Week.
1:15, WTOP-Robert Poison, d.
rector of the Department Of Rural
Sociology. Cornell University, speaks
on Rural Communities Are Awak-
enins."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-08
KEEPING HEALTHY
Blood Pressure and Rice DIET
By DON MOORE
BY Dr.. james w. Borfon

It has been found in a closely
followed series of cases that all pa
tients put on the rice diet lose
weight for the first three weeks
while the body adjusts its water
balance.
While depression of spirits oc-
ours during the first few weeks
and many patients refuse to
continue the diet, If they can be
persuaded to persist for some
time longer, they lose this de-
preston Of spirits and feel bet
ter. However, once off the diet,
they won't 60 back on.
While rice and fruit Juices un-
doubleday help to prevent rise in
blood pressure, the very fact that
weight is lost "only for the first
three weeks" of the rice diet points
to the water held in the blood and
tissues by the salt in the food as
the real cause Of decrease in blood
pressure. Rice and fruit juices con.
tain little or no salt. Thus, by cut
ting down on table salt in and on
foods and also on salt foods for
three weeks, it would be worthwhile
to 60 on the rice diet for high blood
pressure.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-08

AS every county agent will point
out, it is profitable to the farmer
to know how to choose and use
pesticides properly.
There are many well known and
many relatively new chemicals for
controlling pests. Their strong
points and their weak points should
be compared before making a
choice.
''It is important" the agents en-
phasize, ito be familiar with your
pest problems and to recognize and
follow reliable recommendation
rather than mere reports and sug-
gestions of unframed persons.
''Study the problems that may
follow use Of certain materials, such
as residues and off-flavors. Consider
timing of applications, dosages,
methods of removing residues. etc.,
as means of overcoming Sec
ondary problems Be sure products
you buy comply with all regula-
tons.
Accuracy of dosage is one of the
fundamentals in the use of medern
chemicals. Read labels and &C.
companying directions carefully.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-08

BECAUSE it is known that the Chi
nese, as race, have a lower
blood pressure than those in Amer
lea, it is only natural that it has
been thought that it is because rice
Is their main food.
While food does have something
to do with blood pressure, the prin-
cipal reason for their lower blood
pressure is their philosophical, calm
way of living.
1t is known that after Chinese
come to America to live, their
blood pressure gradually in
creases. And when citizens of
America live in China for few
years, and learn to live more
like the Chinese, their blood
pressure decreases.
Because it is known that high
blood pressure causes heart strokes
(coronary thrombosis) and brain
strokes (apoplexy), physicians have
been investigating the effects of the
rice diet on blood pressure. Instead
Of eating the usual meals of meat
and vegetables, patients with high
blood pressure have a diet consist
ing of rice and fruit juices.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-08
Dairy barn suitable for big or

Dairy barn suitable for big or
medium size farm operations.
lation through the litter alley to re-
move odors. Ample roof vents dis
perse summer heat, aid the circu-
lation of air in winter as do louvres
under the peak of the gabls.
Control over ventilation has been
carefully planned to eliminate
creeping drafts. Sliding doors in
sure a tight closure and the gen.
erous use of glass block panels
minimizes drafts usually encoun-
tered with conventional windows.
These panels are fitted with hinged
sashes which are easily swung for
ventilation. The glass blocks trans
init an abundance of daylight. Even
on cloudy days the barn is bright
and cheerful.
AS a barn material, glass block
offers many advantages. Of hollow
construction with partial vacuum
inside, the block has a high in
sulation factor which can help main
tain heat of the barn in winter. This
insulation value minimizes cold
down drafts. Condensation and
frosting are practically eliminated.
An all-important advantage in
these days of high costs is the per-
manency Of glass block panels. Set
in mortar, the glass is impervious
to weather and humidity, is un-
harmed by chemical disinfectants
often required to maintain dairy
sanitation. An occasional washdown
with a hose is all that is required
to keep the panel surfaces spark
ling clean. Painting is never re-
Quired.
Maintenance is also reduced by
the liberal use of other long-wearing
materials. Walls are of cinder or
concrete block, the floor of poured
concrete, and the roof of either a
good grade of galvanized steel sheet
or aluminium.
The floor plan has been developed
for efficiency and functional use Of
space.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-08
Do "subcOnscious" and
unconscious" mean the same?

Answer: No, though the two
words are frequently confused in
popular writing on psychology.
While psychiatrists seldom use it,
"subconscious" describes the mem
cries and ideas which are not Sin
your mind" at the moment but are
where you can recall them if you
want to-like your first impression
OF the girl you married. Your "un-
conscious" mind contains a mass Of
fears and urges you know nothing
at all about and can be aware Of
only If somebody shows them to
you. The real reasons why you fell
in love were probably ''uncon-
scious."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-08
Check Fire Equipment.
Farmers Are Advised

Farmers are urged by county
agents to check fire extinguishers
to be certain they are approved.
These warnings are based on re-
ports from Fire Protection Insti-
tute, national fire safety organi-
cation, that many 'unapproved"
extinguishers have been made
available during the past few years.
It was pointed out that an unde-
pendahle extinguisher is about as
useful as Q counterfeit dollar.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-08

Answer: OF course. There are
many instances on record of crimi-
mails having wives or sweethearts
who were decent, law-abiding wom-
en-. But whether she's conscious of
the fact or not-and frequently she
tsn't-at bottom the woman usually
falls in love because the mans law
less behavior gives a secondhand
expression to part of her character
which she has always depressed and
believes she disapproves of. And
the criminal in turn may see in
good woman a side of himself
which still survives despite his eff
forts to destroy it.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-08
Is feeble.mindedness
hereditary?

Answer: Inherited weakness is not
the main factor in most cases. Men
tai deficiency is not a disease; it is
a symptom which may be produced
by many causes, among which he
redity is relatively minor. These
causes may include early mental
Illness, injury before, during, or
after birth, and glandular disorders.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-08
Manufacturing Co.ops

Out of 1892 coop manufacturing
plants covered by one report, 26, or
less than 0.8 of J per cent were en-
gagged primarily in lines not direct
ly connected with the processing of
farm products or the supply of
farm business needs. Not all of
these 26 were farmer-ownedc o-ops,
it is pointed out.
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ANGLER Fish

The angler fish can swallow fish
bigger than itself because of its
elastic" stomach. This remarkable
fish gets its name from a long
movable thread projection from its
head which it uses as lure to at
tract its prey. The angler fish is
able to walk along the bottom of
the sea on specially formed fins.
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Baked Apples

For baked apples, select sound
fruit. Wash, core and cover with
a mixture Of sugar and water to
satisfy individuals taste. Bake I'm
til only one-fourth done, then place
in No. 2 Re-enameled cans to within
one-half inch Of top. Cover with
the sweetened juice to fill can. Seal
Immediately and process for rs
minutes boiling hot water bath.
Cool quickly, dry and label.
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Fig Preserves

Open up jar Of fig preserves,
pour into: double boiler and heat
until boiling hot. Place in hot No.
2 Re-enameled cans. Seal imme-
diately, place in boiling water bath
10 minutes. Cool quickly in cold
running water. Dry carefully and
label.
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HEALTH NOTES

When there is distress from gas,
the family doctor should be con-
suited. A X-ray examination Of the
stomach, gall bladder and intestines
and close checking of effects of GER
tain foods may show whether it is
putrefaction of the proteins-meat
and fish-faulty fermentation of
starch foods, or the action OF fat in
delaying emptying of the stomach
contents that Is causing fatulence.
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Some cancer of the stomach
symptoms may be present If you
are emotionally upset; but to neg
!ect to consult your physician when
the symptoms are present Gloss Of
appetite, mild distress before and
after meals, tiredness, weakness,
etc.,, is to lose the chance Of saw
ing your life should cancer be pres
ent. Early cancer is durable by
x-rays. radiun or surgery.
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Glass Blocks Offer
Builder Advantages
Use Features Practical
Feeder Barn PLANNING

This practical feeder barn, shown
below, not only offers good venti-
lation, freedom from drafts, and
abundant daylight, but is designed
to cut maintenance costs as well.
Developed principally for dairy
stock, it has a labor-saving floor
arrangement with a feed room and
silo convenient to the feeding alleys.
Doors at either end provide venti-
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=. Meat Rack

A rack under. the meat keeps it
from cooking in its own juices and
permits heat to circulate around
the meat as It cooks.
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Soup Th;c!seniuo

When you have creamed vege-
tables left over use them to thick
en- soup.
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Bats are not attracted to lights
because of the illumination. They
catch the insects which are thus
attracted.