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Copt U. S. Millions
To Stay In Japan
TOKYO iL'Pi For tin- first time j
since the surrender it is ousting
the United States more to feed and i
reconstruct Japan than to police it. I
In fiscal 1949 Americans are pay
ing $386,500 000. the largest sum
to date, to run the Japanese orcu-i''11' surrender dot iin.r
pation Of that. $470 000.000, or I Hay until June HO, 1!4!1, it
ronsiileratiy more than half, is go- i have -osl the t'nitcd States
HiK tor food, fertilizer arid medical
supplies to the J.ipai'cM' and fur
raw materials to oolsw-r Japan's
industry. The cm lays for the!
major pan of the Limed Slates!
military e; tabhshmcnt. in Japan. ;
an estimal (1 70.01)0 Hihhk
Army Department ticuies sin w i
j that from the tinu . . mk dried on '
in Toko '
to-
Tax Man, Spare That Cupid
UKTKOIT (UP MichiRan sena
tors swiftly mufTled a bill to in
crease the cost of marriage per
mils from SO cents to $2. saying
"prices are high enough now with
out jumping the marriage fees."
lal of $3 151.100,000 tt slay
Japan.
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
Luncheon For The Bride
Want Ada brine Quick results.
PETER PM SiUi
whiiiihik .
. v
nc
PINK
LB. CAN
Bake Bite Shortening 3 lb. Can
IVORY SOAP 2 LARG
BRIDE-TO-BE LUNCHEON
groom figures.
Use heirloom silver, bride and
2
CANS
PURE LARD 4 lb. Carton 61c
PABLUM Baby Cereal
8-Oz. Pkg
23c
18-Oz. Pk.
45c
BABY FOOD GERBERS .... 4 Jars 37c
Chocolate Drops Lb. Bag
CANDY 25c
Clapp's 5 Varieties 6 Cans
BABY FOOD 29c
Bruce
Quart !
Floor Cleafaer 63c (r
Jar E
Del Monte
COFFEE Jb. 39c
12-oz.
CAN
7rJ
mi
W-4
Blue Label Bottle
KARO l j lb. 20c
NBC Pound
RITZ Crackers 32c
Kraft or Blue Plate
MAYONNAISE Pint 39c
VEGETABLES
Fresh Yellow
CORN 4 Ears 25c
Fresh Green
PEAS
2 lbs. 23c
Fancy Yellow
SQUASH 2 lbs. 11c
Home Crown , ))s
MUSTARD GREENS 27c
MEATS
Skinless
WIENERS lb.
37c
Western Steak
SIRLOIN lb.
t -S i
.STKAWUKHKY PIE . ,
Hv CKCII.y UROWNESTONE
Associated Press Food Editor
Freili Meaty
SPARE RIBS lb.
79c
49c
Small
BACON SQUARES . lb. 27c
Boneless ,
VEAL ROAST lb. 65c
Campbell's JELL-0 J-F-G
TOMATO 2 Mayonnaise
JUICE pkgs. pINT
46-oz.Can 29c 15c 33c
8 ,
POTATO DUST
TOMATO DUST
Qihmw &ATU are
9 2 For
I 19c
jCTVfOI ALL-OVER PROTECTION
3 For
25c
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II jou're planninK a luncheon
j for a friend who's about to bp a
i bride, choose a menu that you
tan prepare ahead of time so you
can.enju' the parly. Creamed
chicken or : ea'ood neu burg In pat
l.v shells can be wailing in the kit
chen to he served with buttered as
parar.us; lor dessert a bowl of fresh
pineapple and strawberries and
inabe a miniature bride's cake.
Or serve the chicken or seafood
on toast and then have the pastry
in I he form of the wonderful
Slrawbeny Chiffon Pie pictured
here.
lie as formal as ou like in your
table selling, with your finest
linen, china and silver. If there
are caudles on your table at this
noon mi ill remember that tradi
tion decrees window shades be
drawn.
STRAWBERRY CHIFFON PIE
Ingredients: For Crust 1 cup
sifted all-purpose flour, 14 teaspoon
baking powder, 1 j teaspoon salt,
13 cup shortening, 2 to 3 table
spoons ice water. For Flllinirl
envelope unflavored gelatin, 4 cup
cold water, 1 cup boiling water. 2
cups strawberries 1 hulled and wash
ed), 3.4 cup sugar, 2 egg whites, v-i
cup sugar, ' 2 cup whipping cream.
For Garnish cup whipping
cream. 6 whole strawberries.
Method: For Crust Sift togeth
er flour, baking powder, and
teaspoon salt. Cut in shortening
with fork or pastry blender until
11 is 111 bits the size of peas. Add
ice water a little at a time, Viixing
only enough to hold ingredients to
gether. Place dough on liphtlv
floured board and roll to about one-
eigntn-inch thickness. Line a fl
inch heat-resistant glass crinkle
edge pie plate. Allow pastry to ex
tend about one-quarter inch be
yond top edge of pie plate. Tuck
pastry under so that it just comes
to top of pie plate and
try into flutes of pie plate Bake
in a hot i42f" K ) oven fV.r oh,.,,t
18 minutes or until crust is brown.
1
Special occasion dessert. I
lor Filling Soak gelatin in
cup cold water for about 5 min
utes. Add boiling water and stir,
unlil gelatin is dissolved. Crush !
strawberries and add tliree-uuar-!
ters cup sugar. Add this mixture
to gelatin and chill urilil ii lurim
lo thicken. Beat egg whiles until
tliifTy; gradually heat in one-quarter
cup sugar. Heat one-half cup
cream until I hick Fold egg whiles
and whipped cream into strawber-1
I'.v gelatin mixture. Pour into bak
ed pastry shell. Chill pie until
firm, about 4 hours. Whip one-half
cup cream isweelen if desired), and
garnish pie with cream and whole
strawberries, (j servings.
waiting vvaier Wetter
Helps Fire Fighters
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. iIJPi - City
firemen here have a new solution
to make water welter.
I' ire Chief John A. Morau said
the solution, when added to watei
normally earned in booster tanks
and can serves as a penetrating
agent to carr moisture to the i
heart of flmes.
The solution is particularly
adapted tor use where baled cot
ton, rags and other materials are
Burning and water , has a hard time
penetrating. The new solution nr.
cording to the chief, will even work
into deeply charred sections
wood.
A gallon of the mixture is added
to a hundred gallons of water to
make a green, sudsy solution that
is a real aid in quenching stubbon
mazes.
arffiMfOtw
The de luxe Ice Cream1 in the Orchid Carton,
stamped with the Crest of Quality! Richer, creamier
...and with flavor rhar'a mr nf rh:.
nuiiu)
l he April Flavor of the Month is Princest
That Was No Bear
Just Gerry's Pony
SIORDEN, Minn. (UP) Nine.
year-old Gerry Thompson snick-
eiea wnen an armed band of
men set out to scour the count rv.
side for a "bear" whose tracks had
ueen spotted near the village.
ne Knew the "bear" tracks had
"ecu maoe in me snow by his crin.
pied pony. The animal's peculiar
"am ieu tracks that looked like
bear's.
The small army of men followed
me uacus into the Tfemmn- r
- - --jtun idllll-
J" until tnev ram
iiie
'Oll.
L,OOKing tor a hoar'" j
un 1 y.
Pjr Hurra, .,1 nT. . , . -
rsr"v. retail. ..iruiv a repai flavor' Knv a
0 two at your favorite Ice Cream dealer's, to.
pint
inavt
1
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle
linng Higher Prices
CHICAGO - (UP)Purebred
Aberdeen-Ancus hrooHin
are selling for higher prices this
year than they did in 1948
The American Aberdeen-Angus
Breeders' Association reported that
prices durine the tw
of the 1949 fiscal year show the
average prices to be $100 higher
in.an wose for the pre
ceding yea(-, ,'
During tfie first 100 public auc
tidn sales, 6,161 animals sold for
an average of $636 per head, com
pared with tcr h.
Thursday Alter,, ,
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Lmt vsfoM Aom mn,V mum lot agd Man,
fccJn Imm ti(ld V '" mn,
mjg saving, . . . in
SHOP
HERE
FOR VALUf
y's ClftvrJfiafe molt
PICIJICS S
ATTTT m ft r v
unuivi SALMON TallcJ
White House No. 303 Can
APPLE SAUCE 2 ,
Dixie-Home 16-Ot Jar
SALAD DRESSING
Nabisco New Thjn
PREMIUM CRACKERS
L ' Ubby's No, 303 Can
FRUIT COCKTAIL
DferHonie 12-Oy. Jar
I PEANUT BUTTER
"QUALITY-TENDER" BEEF
U. S. GOOD GRADE
Standing 7-Inch Cut
RIB ROAST lb. f-CJc
Porterhouse ' '
STEAKS lb. gg,
Chuck - --
ROAST ....... lb. 40c
QUALITY-TENDER" VEAL
Short Cut
RIB CHOPS lb.
Shoulder
CHOPS lb.
Shoulder
ROAST ,b. '4 j-
THICK
FAT BACK
Lb. Jjgc
Long Island Table Dressed
DUCKS
SEA
Fillet Of
Whiting
Fillet Of
Haddock
Large Hoc
Mullet
Medium
Green Sliiim
I'ilht Of
Codfish
Fresh I.:ike
Croakers
DAI
Philadelphia
Cream t'hees
Siinlitlil
Aniericiin C'hc
Sunlight 1 ' I'rinls
Creamery Bu
Sili.iin .limp
N.Y. Stale CI
Schreiher
Cheese Food
Sure Good 1 ell). P
Colored Marg
Wesson Oil
Pint Bottle
MEADOWS
Peanut Butter
Pound
39c
WAXTEX " "
Wax Paper
125 Ft. Roll
Clorox
Quart Bottle
Si
20 MULE TEAM "
Borax
10-oz.
Snowdriit
3 Lb. Can
93
OLD DJTCH
Cleans
2 Cans
m 1
Si
"Veri-BesfpRo
Fresh Green
CROWDER PEAS
Fancy Yellow Crnnknerk
SQUASH 3
Crisn Califni-ni,
ICEBERG LETTUCE, 2 lg
Texas New
YELLOW ONIONS 2
Washington Slate
WINESAP APPLES 3
r.. 1 -
SPRING SPINACH 2
2
Carolina Tender
GREEN BEANS
Carolina New White
POTATOES U. S. No. 1 5
Fancy California Green Topped
CARROTS 2 Bunc
- j
DEI. MflVTP " I T0RSC1
Bartlett Pears
No. 303 Can
lie
Green
3
Bama Strawberry i i .
PRESERVES lib. Tumble
QUICK L,Iy. n
I To c PINEAPPLE No-lFlotCc
,Van Camp's
PORK & BEANS
Vn 4 An .
' dUU van
2 rOR
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