Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1948 — Page 29

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We're lucky in dur do Poighan assed, ret» C—8 5 4 3nd SADROF be 50 active in de- ) being able to buy these Vitamin- Cream. of ‘Watercress comfortable WEST EAST nih Adding as can his opP-| Three American Legion Auxili- By RUTH MILLETT A-rich vegetables at fairly low CHisp Sracken and touft = 76 2.7003 8-10 9 8—Q 4 - reduces his profit. iy win s ard NEA Sil Weiter cost the year around if we learn #e A H—Q42 H-165 by about 50 points. So let's say ponsgs . 8 ASKS A MAN: “Why is it [to like ail .nembers of the vege- Dinner ? ure of your D—QJ102 D—K 984 he has scored 400 points by mak- party Thursday night in’ Billings B : y a table family, Liver and onions ater undies, C—-A981 C—QJ 102 [Ing the game. Hospital. The groups are Mec- that all over ths countsy Wom L-'mg green leafy ones now in toes SOUTH san Iivaine-Kothe, Bunker Hill en are chopping off their hair ; Pan-broiled tomato slices er way of T er and season are broccoli, brussel| Asparagus tips in green pepper rings wearing a S-AK832 HIS is just about what game gonpington, : for a new look to end all |gprouts, the outer leaves of savoy oh lettuce a coat in- H—A93 is worth in al} situations except| Presidents ‘of . the - suzil- new looks when they know full |cabbage, endive, lettuce, mustard Chocolate pudding erpreted as —7635 sides are vulnerable.| . are Mesdames Geo well men don’t like short hair |greens, spinach, radish tops, kale,| Mik to drink: One Guart for each child; >erson Who Tbh C—K 3 Dame a oe North 500/ Brake. Don Vo BE 1 OE C2 : on women?” " lcollards, turnip tops, water cress, |that sed jn the duy's ments 0 0 open. dding: » o F. Retherford. Well, it's - and green pepper. Among the yel- ® » = 3 : i or soir WEST NORTH EAST ee Wore ractical applica chairman Mi ativh like this: John low vegetables are sweet pota-l CREAM OF WATERCRESS ‘ : Pass Pass : : tells M he toes, squash, carrots, k id bulk to 2S Pass 38 Pass [chance in three to make game, go Dich; Wilbur Stephens and Wal- hates ay ese and ton an papa 1 large Ba or fecaas : sek Woolen 48 All Pass ahead and bid je~becsuse of the : vu short haircuts 3 tbsps. butter or margarine : . are hardly By EASLEY BLACKWOOD nus w. you are al- and he hopes short-haired models, which 1 tsp. chopped onion than your . ways aiming for. The Kennington unit will meet to dness makes her feel frumpier and |3 tbsps. flour is apt to oy wn ph on : Rou big yan i = : » Pe o duesday ne RENEE ga : she'll Lp more behind the styles than (2c Pe Acererated chicken broth, h is a y on the cards shown|post home.. Mrs. Garland F.|' . > ith ¥ al the gost you must have a firm grasp of above, but their optimism paid off. 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