Thur- .!?y Affernoort, January 5
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LOST TIPS
PAWTUCKET, R. I. (UP) On
the same day, four persons were
admitted to Memorial Hospital
after each had had a finger tip
cut off while at work.
IT'S A CINCH
. BURLINGTON, Vt. (UP) Ld
Elmer Elks is a student at the
University of Vermont. "Mjf first
name is pronounced just like it's
spelled," he explains.
To handle air express shipments, CMMISTfiAS QUARuEL EuD3 A U2A1H
through the country, 1,100 passen
ger planes operate every day over
90.000 miles of scheduled certi
fied airline routes, according to
Railway Express,
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And, what a luscious Strawberry Sundae I rich
Pet Ice Cream.., with ,-iU wonderful, daily fresh
sweet-cream flavor,.. and plump, rosy, sun
sweetened, garden-fresh strawberries I
So, begin the New Year with the best ever
...take home a pint, or two, of Pet Strawberry
Sundae today and every day this month. And,
remember, the last creamy spoonful of every
first, because Pet Ice Cream is made on7y of
daiJy tresh, whole milk and daily fresh sweet
cream! It's the finest Ice Cream you can buy!
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MOTHER OP THRE6 CHILDREN, Mrs. Alice O'Connor, Queens, N. Y., Is
shown (right) following her arrest In connection with the fatal stabbing
ol her husbaid, John (left), during a quarrel over Christmas money.
Her husband died shortly after his removal to hospital. (International)
Include Dry Milk
In Your Food
Planning
Dry milk can be used to good ad
vantage in meal planning, say nu
trition specialists. Use It in bev
erages, breads, soups, main dishes
and desserts.
Dry milk is easy to carry home
and takes little storage space. Non
fat dry milk has all the nourish
ment, of fresh skim milk. Whole
dry milk has, in addition, the fat
and the vitamin of the cream part
of whole milk.
Dry milk products make it easi
er to get more milk Into family
meals, especially helpful in fami
lies where children or others do
not drink enough milk., .
One pound of milk powder and
four cuos of water make one quart
of. liquid milk. In the same pro
portion ' cui of milk powder and
1 cup water make 1 cup ofvliquid
milk.
One pound packages of both
nonfat dry milk and whole dry
milk now are carried by grocery
stores.
Ciotlijng specialists say the lat
est style In skirts may be long or
short,' tight' or full, pleated, gath
ered or dressed in with trimming?,
flaps ,or other fancy extras. But
for work around the house or yard,
thq .wise housewife . will choong a
skirt' design ?d ": for ' safety, 'com
fort and convenience. A skirt
which is moderately wide but not
full is safest for work around the
house. Skirts are somewhat shorter
this year and that is all to the
good for working convenience and
safety.
A gored skirt, the specialists
suggest, may be cut wide enough
around the bottom to allow for
walking, or running when neces
sary, also for climbing and stoop
ing. Yet it is fitted about the hips
so that it stays in place and does
not get in the wayt In contrast, a
full skirt like a dirndl has a way
of billowing out when you bend
over so that It may be stepped on
in going down a ladder to wash
windows, or in stooping to low
shelves. A tight skirt which is
close around the bottom restricts
steps, may catch and pull uncom
fortably and unsafely, often Just
when the wearer is in a hurry.
Sashes, bows, flaps and fancy loose
pockets are accident hazards be
cause they may catch on door
knobs or hooks.
LINKS RUNNER-UP
AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) The Uni
versity of Texas golf team in 1950
will feature shooters who have
been runnersAip in NCAA play
for the past two years Ed Hop.
kins in 1948 and Morris Williams,
Jr., In 1949. '
I.lclip Safoty
First Resolution
For New Year
"If you would be thrifty, practice
safety in 1950," is a New Year's
Resolution suggested this week by
County Agent Wayne Corpening.
Such a resolution, the county
agent pointed out, can be carried
out by the whole family to the
benefit of all. Furthermore, it is
thoroughly practical and can mean
the difference between profit and
I loss for the new year.
Making and keeping New Year's
safety, resolutions is much more
than a pastime; it is a mens of as
suring the happinesfc and well-being
of farm families everywhere.
The National Safety Council sug
gests that if each member of every
farm family makes and keeps one
good safety resolution in 1950,
noticeable progress will be made
toward reducing the tremendous
tqll that accidents take In agricul
ture. ,
Following area few suggested
resolutions for farm families to
make for 1950c
1. We will continually check
tlio farm to locate and remove haz
ards. , ,
2. We will at all times observe
all safelv rules in the operation of
machines. .
3. We will encourage our
friends to work, play, and drive
safely. v
4. Regardless of the emergency,
we will not permit young children
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DEPENDENCY' StMUS GLiNCES,
SUSMlT PROOF OF ADDITIONAL
PEPENDENCV AT ONCE TO
YOUR V-A REGIONAL OFFICE
to operate or ride upon farm ma
chinery. .
5. We will observe due caution
when working with or around ani
mals. . ... . .
1 C. We will keep guns unloaded
and out of reach of children, i
7. Wo will handle poisons and
explosives carefully and keep them
labeled alid out of reach of chil
dren. I
8. We will encourage year
round participation in farm safety
activities by the organizations to
which we belong. "
DEL MONTE MEDIUM
Italian Red Wine '
No Drink For Irish
CHICAGO' (UP) Judge Nuncio
J. Boneli asked Joseph Fattori, 52,
and his wife, Bridget, 41, about
three false police calls and one
false fire call to their home. ,
"We had been drinking some fine
Italian red wine home-made,"
said Mrs. Fattori in a Dublin
brogue. "
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.,. drink that stuff," Judge Boneli
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ORANGES ...... 2 Doz. 3Qc
FANCY
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CAROLINA
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replied with an authorative air
He ordered her and Fattori to sign
$1,000 peace bonds.
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HEAL BREAST . . .lb. 21
Yellow Band 7IE!EDS .lb. 45?
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Blue Ribbon Fancy 3 lb. bag
Rico . . .43c
Dixie-Home Tall Can
Milk . 3 for 33c
Dixie-Home Salad 1 6 Oz Jar
Dressing . 25c
Dixie-Home 1 2 Oz Tumbler
P'nut Butter 31c
50 POUND BAG Armur star Sliced jsaked
3.2 7 BAR-B-Q HAM
lb. 79c
DRIED . FRUITS
Pel , Mootc . ( Medium ) 1 lb. Pkg.
PRUNES . . 22c
Del Monte (Large) 2 lb. Pkg.
PRUNES . . 47c
D. Monte (Extra Large) l ib Pkg
PRUNES . . 26c
Dessert Dried 1 lb. Pkg.
PEACHES . 29c
Desert Dried 1 lb. Pkg.
APPLES . . . 33c
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BLACKEYE PEAS . . . 2 lbs. 4!
LARGE LIMA BEANS . 2 lbs. 3
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Great northern Deans . 2 lbs. 2!
CALIF. PEA DEANS . 2 lbs. 29
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Crisp Greeo 3 Pounds ! . Fresh Green
Cabbage . 17c Spinach . 29c ISViS
Crisp Golden Heart extra lg stk j. Florida 8 Lb. Mesh Baa
Oranges . 47c
Celery 2 for 25c
Fey. Yellow Crook Neck 2 lbs.
Squash" r2ic
Garden Fresb English Lb.
Peas . 21c
BABY ULIA BEANS . 2 Ik 2
YELLOW EYE BEANS . 2 lbs. 2
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Washing Powder - Lg Pkg.!
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Washing Powder Lg. Pkg.
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IVORY
Snow Large
27c
SPIC & SPAN
Cleaner Package
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IU0RY
Soap Medium Bar
3 for 22c
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Washing Powder Lg. Pkg.
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P. and G.
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