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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS and moderniz1ns. cellar
to roof Call ST 3386-67 for tree
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT,
ING co. 931 New York ave nw
ADDITIONS. homes remodeled; guar
anteed work; up to 7 yrs, to pay
HAMILTON CONSTR. co. RE. 447i
BRICK. cement and carpenter work
Call FIR. SS6S. IT,
BRICK LAYING-Firepiaces steps,
retaining walls alterations, repair
ing A FAGNANI 10 2-i994
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK of ali
kinds; you name 1t, we do it.
TOWNSEND CONSTRUCTION CO.,
FA. 69SS bet. 8 and 6. is
BRICKLAYING and cement work; nc
Job too large or small Free esti-
mates. Call Ii. 7-4324. -17
BRICKLAYING A SPECIALITY, paint
ing, cutters and spouts, general re-
pairs. SERIO g. PEARY. ewes, Ii.
7-7744, UN. 1875. ia
BRICK WORK In general; repair,
porches and fireplaces. retaining
walls. ETC.; class A Jobs. Also con-
crete work, RINALDI & CO.. FIR
2342 anv time. Ia
BRICK WORK - Walls. chimneys
porches. steps. walks; all repairs:
Al work; ewes. MI. CHS. Ia
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SITUATIONS MEN

All nST R:Ds ehS1 os s @ak v6i a. .s
CHEF fIES' AccouN S2II ONCE manager,
many. years public and private ac-
counting experience. seeks position
gttthn established Arm. Box 424.H'
COLLEGE GRADUATE. major in
business administration. seeking
personnel position. Call EN-. 0626
DAYS WORK e,Ri for Saturday; 1 house
cleaning or yard work; eolored man;
DENTAL TECH, 7 years exper. in
laboratory. operated own laboratory
for 2 years, would like to work for
two or three dentists or laboratory
OF good reputation. Box 443-H. Star.
FOREIGN SERVICE trainee. 40, col
lege. bus. and Gov. bkgrnd.; Wash
ington contacts; inquiries confid. Box
HARDW ARE SALESMAN - Retail,
4 i yfari st experience references Box
MAN, SO yrs yrs. of age, desires Job , as
guard; sober, reliable. Phone FFanf-
MEN AVAILABLE for employment.
odd Jobs, yard work: wall washing,
painting, housecleaning, etc. SAL
N Va ARMY, Harbor Light Corp.
TRUCK DRIVER or labor lob desired
by young colored man; D. c. permit;
exper.: refs. LU. 4-5326.
YOUNG MAN. with car, desires work
TO II ewes. Box 414-H. Star.
YOUNG MAN, high school grad. d,
seeks part time employment, daily
from l pm; can type; also some
knowledge of Vari-typer and some
I.B.M. machines. Box 42S-H, Star.
13H
COLLEGE STUDENT, available for
employment; odd jobs; hours avail,
8 am. to pm. Phone RA. 5312.
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VACTJIJM CLEANERS

VhOUUM OiLAINCIt0
Over 100. all makes. Sacrifice at
teed. Try before you buy. SH. 410S.
WASHERSi one 8 yrs. old. runs Ike
$50. UN. 1921. -1S :
WASHER, Thor Automatic; used 8
mos; perfect condition. Cost $225.
Will sell for S145. Warfleld 5516. =
WASHERS Easy Spindryer. excel
cond., S55; / Apex de luxe. wringer,
auto. pump $45. LU. 4-4436. -15
WASHERS, automatic and wringer, all
new, in original crates; save Up to
209e: Is mos. to pay. ALPER-
STEMS ELECTRIC VILLAGE, 1913
Piney Branch I'd. s. s.. Md. JU.
$4,000. Open til O.
WASHER. ABC wrinser type. $50.
Call NO A35R
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WASHERS

WASHERS
Popular brands at substantial saw
ings. Don't overlook a good buy.
Open ewes.
American Service Center
$50 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va. OW. 7722.
ia
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BRlCkS
One million good used bricks. Call us
deliver. ACE WEIGHING g. BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., LII. 4-0500.
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CARPENTRY

am available to contract any car
pentry work Immediately. GE. 5076.
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING of all
types; porch repairs; 12-yrs. expert
r. e sR erN gRQcK VI sr S3I3. . -lS
WORK: odds and ends. Call MR..
THOMAS, ME. 1894 12s
CEMENT; also asphalt, rubber and
brick tile work. Easements made
over. CONRAD. GE 1896. III
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO-
ROOTER. phone RA 1888 any day
any night
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION, re-
pairs. short circuits. small Jobs done
Immediately. Call RA. 1929 any time.
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TYPEWRITING REPAIRING. all
makes; work guaranteed bring ma
chine in, save; quick service.
THANKS. OFFIE MACHINES CO.,
WALL WASHER M E snd psper H eeanins
20 yrs. exper.; big Jobs prefer. Box
W 1pPh ROOFING OF ALL KINDS;
cement work; al work guaranteed.
B HGfERr 81 Screen REISE RouSRs @' pid6 81
while have material; free estt
mate. Phone ewes. 81. 3942.
HAVE
HOLLAND FURNACE co.
Clean and repair your furnace now
Coal oil or gas: special prices for
mo Of July. Call for free estimate
HOLLAND FURNACE CO.
3271 NJ st. NV DE 1850.
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BRICK WORK

Large or small Jobs; free estimates
Call vi 5265, or VI. 7641 If
CARPENTERING. plastering, paper
ing painting cementing; complete
terms arranged. CO. 0509. VII
L!AMS: 49,
CARPENTER WORKS remodeling and
cabinet work. cement work. painting
end decorating. Ii. 6-7072. III
CARPENTERS-Home improvements.
repairs, cement work. Reliable
LINCOLN 3-5039. 10"
CARPENTRY, repairs or additions.
small or lge. Jobs; work guar; reas.
prices. Call MIR. LAYTON. GE. CABS.
- 10
CARPENTRY, cabinet work. remodel
ing and repairs. General contract
ing 81. 64SS. II"
CARPENTRY. no Job too small by
hour Or contract. ST. $3.50: ewes.
81. 5000. w. BURGESS. III
CARPENTRY General remodeling,
cabinet work and store fronts. Cali
MR. LAWRENCE pa
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TRAVEL, AND FARM

Young ladies, neat. single, under
81 years. Free to travel East Coast
and return with chaperoned group.
Circulation sales. Travelling eX-
penseS furnished. Can average $75
weekly commission. MRS. LOLLAR,
10 am. to 2 pm. Hotel Harrington.
Do not phone L.
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FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
/ DRAWER. WOOD. SAB. LARGE
LETTER SIZE. WOOD. SO AND UP.
NEW AND USED STEEL FILE
CABINETS. PRICES REASONABLE,
FREE DELIVERY.
OFFICE EQUIP. CO
500 NEW YORK AVE. NV
FIXTURES, suitable for children's
shop. ladies or gift shops; 1918
Livingston st. NV. lis
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FOAM RUBBER

FOAM RUBBER
nodded upholstered furniture
the SQUARE FOOT Tor dinette
seats. boats. cribs. benches. etc.
ANY QUANTITY: Prices adjusted
FOAM PRODUCTS CO.. S07 H st.
NV. DI. 05S7.
FREEZERs. Nationally advertised
brands; save up to 20Te: l5 mos. to
pay. ALPERSTEIN'S ELECTRIC
VILLAGE, S513 Piney Branch I'd.
8, s.. Md. JU. 7-5600. Open till 8.
FREEZER. Il Gu. ft.; Coldspot; 6
mos. old, $3.50. Call FA, 39l7. Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR
$25 up. We also service. AABACO
SERVICE CO., rear 1446 Irving st.
NV NO 1900 -2h
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
Scientists Say There Is No Such
Thing As an Average Lifetime

The belief of Biblical times
that three score and ten" is an
exceptionally long span of life is
teing revised by modern scien-
lists. Today. the average span of
mans life in advanced nations is
approximately 65.5 years, and 1t
is gradually rising.
Mankind has been able to more
than triple his life span since
primitive times. Eighteen was
considered an old age in the days
of the caveman. The upper class
Roman was lucky if he lived be-
yond %. In 1850 the average life
span on this continent was Al
years. Now, it has advanced to
almost &c years.
Research workers are now sug-
costing that the human life span
could be heightened to 100 years
within a decade by increasing our
"Know-how" in nutrition, medi-
cine. chemistry and other factors
entering into good living stand
ard
A new national foundation for
anti-aging research has been es-
tablished in the United States
with tie aim of obtaining at least
$4,000.000 "a fraction of the cost
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
HI, a (l2.1dFl';Dl ER VI GE
==| easlslI1{5IlslEIsG Log

IF you are a veteran whose first
period of service began after Sep
TENDER 2, 1915. watch your CT in
surance policy. Don't let it expire
If you do, you will lose all rights to
any further CT insurance, so says
the veterans administration.
You can do one of two things, but
you must do either one before the
policy expires-renew for another
Swear term; or convert to one or
more of the six available permanent
plans of NSLI. The act itself stipu-
lates that after discharge only those
who had active service between Oc-
tober 8, 1910, and September q,
1945. may be granted new insur-
ance. So if you are a veteran, and
permit your policy to expire, the
only way to get new CT insurance
is to re-enter active service
Just in case. the navy is building
eleven special power plants mount
ed on special railroad cars to be
held in standby status for any
; emergency. They would be used in
cases of sabotage, bombing or natu-
raj disaster.
Q. Is there any deadiine on Va
hospital care as there is on nnns-
be, OF other VI benefits2 II. G.
Bennington. w.
A. No. So; long as veterans meet
eligibility requirements.
Q. womld like to abpea, be.
tore VI rating board on my
DUN behalf in connection uifb
compensation claim. Is ibis per-
misGble? J. D. F.. Tittin, Ohio.
A. Yes. A definite appointment.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

however. should be made before
hand.
Q. bare served a bitch in fbe
napy and am about to be dis
charged. lVbn should do TO
Keep by national service life in
sHrance in force? T. Al. H.. NJ.
Vernon. III.
A. These suggestions would be
helpful: Cd Send VA your first re-
mlttance within 81 days after dis
charge to prevent any chance of
lapse; (2) give your full name, serv-
ice number. policy number and
complete permanent address; (3)
pay by check or money order the
same amount of insurance in force
and (4) ray premiums regularly
each month.
Q. an nor d,auine retire.
menf pay from tbe armed forces
as d retired officer. Do eonHde,
That as income in determining
nbefber am eligible tor death
pension as the result OF fbe death
Of my SOM L L. S.. AGssoula.
Mont.
A. Yes. Retirement pay received
directly from service department
is considered as reportable income.
Q. already b4pe changed my
training thrice nnde, fbe Ct bill.
May make third change OF
Hndiesj w w. L.. Tbroekmorfon,
Texas.
A. If you can establish need for
chnrt Mt ;rl
prepare you for employment in a
critical occupation for which there
is shortage of skilled workers. VA
may approve a third change of
fields of study
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

only supplies weak, deficient
systems with extra quanti-
ties of Vitamins B., B., Iron
and Niacin but also benefit
cial amounts of precious CAL
cium and Phosphorus-ele-
ments so vital to maintain
good health and to help
guard against such defici-
ency ailments.
Be Fair to Yourself
Start taking HADACOL
today. If you have such a
deficiency, don't keep drag
ging yourself around when
relief is so inexpensive and
near at hand-your neigh
borhood drugstore. Trial size
bottle, only SIPS. Large
family economy size, $3.50.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

HADACOL comes in spe-
caal liquid form so that it's
quickly absorbed and assim-
Hated by the blood. A big i'm
provement is often noticed
within a few days. Buy
HADACOL today.
If your druggist does not
have H = D A C OIL, order
direct from The Leblanc
Corporation, Lafayette, Lou
isiana. Send no money. Just
your name and address on a
penny post card. Pay post
man. State whether YOU
want the $3.50 family econ
omy size or SIPS trial size.
Remember, money cheerful
ly refunded unless you are
1909 satisfied.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
Nays Two Sky Giants Stoy in Service

The navy's two sky giants. the
Lockheed Constitutions, will be kept
in operation for their normal life,
the navy announces. The big planes.
each carrying 1870 passengers and
double-decked, had been ordered
into storage late in l949, but are
now out of mothballs They have
been carrying personnel and cargo
between the west coast and Hawaii
Tho educational testing service
tests for college students will be
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

given in May and June. selective
service says The test scores, or
scholastic standing in college or uni
versity. will be used by local boards
in determining the eligibility of
registrants for occupational defer.
ments as students. The selective
service said the deferments will be
based upon either capacity to learn
as demonstrated by the results of
nationwide test. or upon scho-
lastic performance as evidenced by
class standing.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

OF making one atom bomb) for re.
search in the new science of ge.
rontotherapeutics prevention Of
old age).
In recent years scientists have
stated there is no such thing as
a natural lifetime" DR.. Henry
S. Simms of Columbia university
has observed that if the human
body could retain throughout the
years the ability it possesse- al
at 10 years of age to resist dis.
ease and repair breakdown,
IMAM would have a life expect.
ancy of 800 years and some indi.
viduals might survive $4,000
years."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

ACT NOW-HADACOL
is not a quick-acting pill
which gives symptomatic re-
ief-HADACOL gives such
remarkable results because
it actually relieves the real
cause of aches and pains
when due to lack of Vitamins
B., B., Iron and Niacin in
the system. And continued
use of HADACOL not only
helps give continuous, COM
plete relief but also helps
prevent such annoying pains
from coming back. A big i'm
provement is often noticed
within a few days!
What HADACOL Does
This great product not
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

HADACOL and now my
pains don't bother me. l
sure feel good now. I could
hardly do my homework
before, but now l can get
my work done good. l got
a job at the American Pot
terry and really don't feel
tired at the end of the day.
l can sleep good at night
now. Thanks a million for
wouldn't be without it."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

To remove excess fat from hot
soup, wrap piece of ice in a
small piece of cheesecloth and
run it over the top of the soup.
The excess fat will CONCEAL and
collect on the cold surface of the
cloth and is thus easily removed,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

sleep at night, had aches
and pains and with seven
children to care for l
couldn't get my work done.
A f t er three bottles of
H A D &C L l felt so
much better l could do
m ore work than ever
before. I've been taking
HADACOL ever since and
feel so good. | now give it
to my children ard it has
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
Rayburn's Ghost Troops

What Speaker Sam Rayburn had
in mind when he told congress that
"non-Chinese" troops were in Man.
churia, was not Russian troops, but
four divisions of Russian-trained
Japanese troops there has long
been a small contingent of Russian
troops in Manchuria used for pur-
poses of turning Russian equipment
over to the Chinese. But there have
never been any Russian combat
troops in Manchuria. Much more
dangerous are the Red divisions
massed around Siberia.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

When plastic table covers get
too scratched or torn to be used
for tables, they can be cut down
to make good aprons, or sheets
for wrapping refrigerator foods.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

bothered With aches and
pains and felt rundown
after a long cold that just
seemed to hang on. One
day one of the other driv-
ers suggested l start taking
HADACOL. So, l bought a
bottle and started taking it.
1t has relieved my pains;
they've almost completely
disappeared, and no longer
prevent me from Sleeninp
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

had pains and / would SUI
fer with bloat after eating.
My energy was low and l
had a rundown feeling.
After | started taking
HADACOL l got almost
immediate relief. l don't
have my pains any more
and now | can eat anything
and even drink coffee with
out the discomfort of bloat-
ing. Thanks to HADACOL
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
Flower Boxes Lend
Charm to Any House
For Houses Old or New

FLOWER boxes lend charm. A
= trellis softens a doorway, the
garage corner or gives privacy at
the end of the porch. Pattern 314
gives detailed directions for all
the yard furnishings shown here.
Price of pattern is Csc.
WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE
Drawer 10
Bedford Hills. Few York
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

well. This was three years ago when took
my first bottle of HADACOL. l still con-
tinue to take it and have recommended it
to many of my friends
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

I am sleeping and resting better at night
and feel better generally. This is worth
gold. My wife also took HADACOL and got
wonderful results"
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tfYege yisQkATsaYa l0 zhelSG 1Ilst IlII
. As reported in this column in mid-March,
showdown in average market prices and living
costs continues into mid-April. According us.
labor departments bureau Of labor statistics,
average primary market prices declined O.3 per
cent during early April, continuing trend started
in March. Report shows all major groups declined
except metals and metal products which
rose o.3 per cent, reflecting sharp s#sss3l
H. per cent rise in tin prices. Foods MAIAsj
we're down O6 per cent, meats down o.4 er~r.rI
per cent farm products slumped per S1NeG1l
cent, livestock declined IT per fEAIuhI
and grains rose OIL per cent.
= While not of tremendous import, this decline
should be taken into consideration by Main Street
businessmen as trend, for it is first authentic
decline in price spirals in many months.
NOTIFICATIONS ARE TEMPORARY
. In connection with various government con-
trolls agencies. principally price control and
material ALLEGATIONS, Main Street businessmen
should not be led into error by certain modifica-
lions coming either Of office of price stabi-
lization or national production authority. These
agencies operate in continuous pressure chamber
brought by American business both price and
material fronts. If NPA OPS modify
orders to permit industry obtain materials
or add increased labor other costs to prices,
SUCH NOTIFICATIONS ARE TEMPORARY AND DO NOT 1ND1-
CATE ANY GENERAL TREND. Scarce erals will get
seareer.- Full import Of defense produetio on has
not been felt Mobilization Officials predict
civilian production will be severely hit in June
and cont inuing Indefinitely.
TIPS FOR DEALERS
. For benefit Of jewelry, novelty and depart
ment stores, jewelry and novelty items will be
coming through cheaper since NPA banned use of
platinum in such items, including cigarette cases
and lighters.
. Supplies Of farm equipment, including trac-
tor tires will keep coming off product on lines
as result Of specific orders to help equip
@ent industry obtain NECESSARY materials.
o Some tips to other dealers--Lead is still
in short supply, SO auto batteries be in short
supply after first flush inventory is cotton
yard industry is having tough time because mill
tary is making heavy inroads, watch
shortages in awnings, tents, and all outdoor fur
niture requiring duck.
Ro-97 AMENDMENTS EXPECTED
u Important amendments will come out to
ease stalemate and traffic jam holding up firms
which put in DO orders under MRO-97, to keep ma
chimes running. MRO-97 has been SO abused by
those 1T intended to aid, orders stacked up
and even fulfillment date is out Of question:.
D Stores throughout country cont inued to buy
for. inventory purposes at high rate, for total
business inventories at end of February esti-
mated by department Of at $65.l billion
dollars, So billion January inventories.
Over half Of this increase is due igher valua-
ton.
o Fea lures
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

Mrs. Homer Hanes, Route l, Newport,
Ohio: 81 have been having pains for time.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

Ed,rard Jakubo,rski. 1922 N. 18th Court,
Elmtcood Park, Ill.,: For awhile | was
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11
HADACOL BRINGS RELIEF TO FOLKS
SUFFERING ACHES AND PAINS
When Due To Lack of vitamins 81, b., Niacn and
Iron In Their Systems!

Mrs. Lula Nelsoni, 1902 E. 63rd ST., Los
Angeles, Calf: 81 was rundown, couldn't
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-11

Hardy Holmes, 1920 Emrire Street, JoP.
lin, Missouri: Before taking HADACOL l
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14

A resolution honoring J. c. OAR
by, former State Bank Commission
er, was presented last Friday at an
official family luncheon of the Del
aware Bankers Association fall out
ing at RehobOth Country Club. Mr..
Darby was recently named manager
Of the Frederick Office, Of the Del
aware Trust and Mr.. Roderiek r.
Johnston was made assistant man
tager.
School opened here for 1951-52
/ term last week, with an enrolment
of 1s9 pupils. The school has been
painted completely. both the interi-
or and exterior. Pastei shades have
been used in the class rooms as aid
to pupils eyesight. Tie board oi
trustees consists Of James G. Webb
chairman; Clarence Jester, B. o
Matlack, and Casper Powell. JOhI
i w. Kready is the principal. Cafe
terra manager, Frieda Wilcutts
School custodian, Henry Wilds.
Mrs. Katie. Dill and daughter
Mrs. VeIda Moore and son, Lee, o
Canterbury, called on Mrs. Gather
inc Dill. Friday.
Miss Cora Hopkins, of Dover, nov
is a patient at McQueens' Nursin
nomc On Friday, Mr.. Mcqueen car
ried hiH patients for an autOmoDii
ride down to RehobOth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Lander {
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14
Farm Filters

Visitors to the 14th annual
NEPPCO Show in Harrisburg, Pa,
Oct. pa, can bring their own eggs
along and take them to the 10 (In-
terror Quality Test. They can
break them, and compare them with
standards that will show at a
glance how much or how little
Il. O." their eggs really have.
Wage rates for farm workers are
up IL percent over last year. ac-
cording to the Bureau Of Agricul-
tural Economics.
A new bulletin Knowing Your
Market Reports, is now available
4 from the Bulletin Room, Wolf Hall
Newark, Del. If you don't know
what market report terms mean
here's a handy pocket dictionary
for you.
All work and no play makes Jaei
a dull boy, but going to schoO
without breakfast makes him dullel
still. Nutritionists and safety ex
2erts have found that workers wn'
skip breakfast are more apt 4
have accidents.
One high-producing cow can Civ
the dairy farmer as many dolla
( bills above food costs as three low
producing sisters.
According to the 1850 census
3 there are still more than 10000
ltU. s. farms without electric serV
3 ice. When efficient production
& badly needed. electricity can be
= big hired hand.