12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 13, 1965
• Have You Heard?
(Continued from Page 11)
pound ami yellow cakes, cho
colate dishes, and is excel
lent for -sauces and pics, es
pecially peach and cherry.
N’uimoi; and mace may bo
used separately, together, or
in combination with other
spices.
Did you knmv that you
should sit down to a nourish
iiifi lunch although you eat
alone? A simple lunch, and
one that you can prepare
with little time and effort, is
a salad and milk. The leafy
greens and vegetables or
limits supply needed vitamins
and minerals; the milk sup
plies protein, calcium, and
riboflavin. Round out the
meal with a slice of buttered
bread.
"Wlmt Is a Good Sale
Huy in Clothing
A good sale buy is some-,
thing needed, will give the
service intended, and (its in
with clothes and accessories
on hand.
It is also suitable and be
coming to the person who
will wear it, and it costs less
money even when costs for
damage, soiling, and altera
tions are included.
The beat buy for you will
have the qualities you want
at the price you can or are
uilling to pay.
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The Sixth Annual Pennsyl
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