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TIME FOR PICTURES The holiday season is usually open season for camera bugs,
because there are to many subjects. A newly trimmed Christmas tree is always a good
subject for a picture. And it's a much betfar picture if part of the family is grouped
near the tree, such as the children shown on the ladder in the picture above. To the
right is a warm intimate picture of a happy girl hanging up her stocking; on Christmas
Eve. A good follow-up photo can be taken early the next morning when she takes down
the filled stocking.
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Flowers and Fruits
Answer to Previous Puzzle
ACROSS
1 Flower
5 Fruit
0 Cherriei or
rabpbprrici
12 Her la it
J3 Feminine
appellation
14 Miinner'i
direrlion
15 Shark (zool l
17 Hiblu-al name
IB Figure of
speech
lOClatldencd
21 Toiletry case
23 Auricle
24 Fruit drink
27 Suffix ipl i
29 Ancient Irish
capital
32 Dispatch again
.14 Peaceful
3fi Dinner rnurse
.17 City in Maine
.Ifi Asterisk
Heams
41 SiMiimnr Trl
42 Franklin's
nickname
44 Winter vehicle
46 Most daring
49 Lariat
53 Boundary
(comb, form)
54 Advisor
5ft ,egal point
hi Proportion
58 WeiKht
deduction
59 Tree
60 Mountain
fcomh. form)
61 Protuberance
DOWN
1 Pause
2 Kuropcan river
3 Farm
structure
4 Kimian
storehouse
5 Kxclamation of
riiscust
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mys&mm avail oji
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9 Put back in
order
10 Kssential being
1 1 Deceased
16 Hydrocarbon
20 Devoured
21i Beneath
24 (ireek god
25 Indentation
2H Originate
211 Feminine
appellation
an Tumult
m Mrnitn of land
33 Strayed
35 Demolishes
40 Wily
43 Corpse (comb,
form!
45 Fats sparingly
46 Adriatic wind
47 Native minerals
4B FIv aloft
50 Wolfhound
51 Kast African
hartebeest
52 And regions
53 Beginner
fromb. fnrml
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LADY BUXTON
Such eqmsite manners i,uv Butcn. ct ,-cj-e. Is m.ioe
rdiner reputation lor herself with Such s. 'SS 0" S-o I'or
intanoc) p.ne the world that seif-centerr o.-e linger snjr?
That great b5 smjll-chanje rure' Th.t h,;i sfung ti n.
lioped Kev Tamer' Who indeed T'-e cks And koo
working Smoothly, sure')', jnrj in surh fr.iutttul J?;. js
The Hunt Club, apoe
French Pune .... 7.50 Billfold 7.50
Cigarette Case 4.50 Lighter 3.50
Handbags Street Floor
Lv Away or Um Your Chorgo Account All haro,et mod
bolonco of Htn month will not bo duo until January 10th.
Bread Has Long, Colorful And Varied History
NEW YORK i ITU Bread,
has been used for many things,
from taxes to tablecloths.
It has been blamed for revolu
tions, its color regarded as a
status symbol, its production and
sale . severely regulated. The
staff of life" ue take for grant
ed at meals and snacktime ia
fascinating historically.
Americans ate neat lv 14 5 bil
lion pounds of bread in 1938, says
of Agriculture iLSDAl Market
ing Service. Most oi it was
hite. wheat or rye, but t'SDA
figures also indicate that such
specialty breads as raisin, diet
nd protein and bread-type rolls
are gaining slowly in popularity.
Symbolizes High Rank
Historians say white bread has
symbolized high rank from early
Roman days. The working class
had to settle for dark bread
made from coarse givins such as
barley and millet.
Historians also say that bread
was the daily wage of ancient
Egyptians for centuries. Labor
ers were paid three loaves of
bread and two jugs of beer daily
during the 20 years it took to
build the great pyramid of Phar
aoh Cheops. Even the beer was
a by-product, made by fermenting
water-soaked bread.
Taxes and tribute In officials
and priests also were paid in
bread in those days, and loaves
were placed in tombs to placate
the spirits of the dead
Queen Marie Antoinette is re
membered largely for her sugges
tion that starving Frenchmen eat
cake when bread was lacking.
Four centuries earlier, hungry
French subjects had begged cast-
off tablecloths at court because
thin layers of bread dough were
used when linen wasn't available.
Shortages Spell Disaster
In succeeding centuries, bread
shortages were blamed for such
disasters as the fall of Rome, the
French Revolution and, as recent-
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ly as 19J7, the Russian Revolu
lion.
The origin of bread is unknown,
but the National Geographic So
ciety says a baking industry ex
isted 10 - thousand years ago,
among the Swiss Lake Dwellers.
Laws and regulations governing
bread production have always
been stringent. Early punish-
mpnlC fnr infrar.li,.nc in.,JnA
Iputting bakers into their
'ovens or dragging tliem through of oatmeal, protein or rye bread
the streets with short-weight or are especially good as salad and
Ipoor quality loaves tied around soup garnishes. And in home bak-
their necks. ;'nS- yu can mae a 1-loaf reel-
pe of white bread into a special
ty product by adding li to 4 cup
of wheat germ to the dry ingredi
'or ents without further recipe chang-
specialty breads are many. Wheat es. The triple benefits are a
and raisin breads make delici- nutty flavor, crisp texture and
jous puddings. Cheese bread is acxtra vitamins and minerals, no-
natural for apple be'.ty. LroutonsHably iron.
BREAD FACTS
Flavorful, nutritous uses
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Miller's big main floor jewelry department is just loaded with glittering
gifts to make her eyes sparkle. New pins and broaches, earrings, neck
laces, pearls, bracelets . . . you'll find the perfect gift here. Select
from Eisenberg jewelry, Laguna crystals, boutiques, mirror trays, pic
ture frames and of course beautiful costume jewelry.
JEWEL BOXES
The finest collection we've ever assembled for
your Christmas gifting. Many sizes and styles.
Some of them are musical.
Come in tomorrow, or tomorrow night!
3.98 to 28.95
Jewelry - Street Floor
Open Friday Nights Till 9:00!
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The world's smartest Santas
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Christmas wrapping.
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