The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 2, 1947, Page 3

* se eens Ted Saving Starts Before Cooking, Siig htioo aes om nape nen Re NERCNERRERE ac Say Home Economists of Food Committee ' ' TEEN CHARM PACK. . f t the source,” say the home economists working with mse AAAan BARA a Rn mnanannsnaneemenenneee isher on the Consumer. Service Section of Citizens ea — “ loss i - oe occurs alon¥ the mar- -preparation.route that pri it zou ont to cath in on the extra y Retina Auctibtiaanntetenatict ecodag'actual cooking. Sa divisends. offered wy “a thrifty first. Store onions like potatces, a gg pre e Consumer }6. Sweet potatoes and squash; ction’s daily Peace Plate; store i ) ’ Service Be recipes, Bese patna re in a dry, cool place. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2; 1947 ns ee i Bridegroom: Yor | are my: ail tin life.: 2 é Biide: Yes: I don't own - “any thing_on outside of you, erth TULECTrO LCT . STRONG ARM BRAND COFFES penis rules: FISH, MEAT, POULTRY FRUITS rd ak — at once. or. wrap by TRIUMPH. waxed paper and keep very cold = 1. Spread a Slap — Rendle in refrigerator and away from COFFEE. | . Sek iach testes, chars) ee eee et ROK MILL . ? v or. gies, grapes just before using. * Viner A at 4 ap meat trammadioneke: “ Let unripened fruit ripen in the|' store in refrigerator covered - All Grocers gun. Keep bananas at room tem-| ogsely. Ground or cut meat ture. Store apples where it} . spoils faster than meat in one VANITY ENSEMBLE . .. WATCHFOB compact ° cool ‘and dry. piece; keep extra cold and cook : & Dried Fruits: Store airtight in! promptly. , Jewel like crystal. sapphire, .. . Pin it to your lapel.' cgol place. If space permits.|3. Wipe poultry well inside and out | ‘ruby. Swirliwist design. p in refrigerator in covered} with damp cloth; dry and store | ed 8 Gold tame. This gay and | practical novelty has a new in refrigerator until time to cook. VEGETABLES angle for .compact-givers.' may sie FOODS 1, Greens: Wash and drain |, Wipe milk bottles well. or pai Designed by Wadsworth. and cooking greens, includ under cold runnin g water before surgin: and beet tops. Shake}. storing in ik compartment of \@reeof water. Pile loosely in a refrigerator. Keep | covered, covered vegetable pan, salad away rom _ strong-smelling bowl, or waterproof bag. Store| foods. Take out only as much as in refrigerator until used. needed at one time; keep the rest 2. Cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, cool. Don't combine ene day's broccoli, cabbage; leave uncut, milk with another's. slightly moist; keep cool until;, Cold and covered — for eg:s. cooking time. Store eggs in a covered bow! or & Snap beans, lima beans, peas, corn; keep in pod or husk unti! ready for cooking; keep cold. 4. Reet Vegetables: Cut off green! tops. Keep well ventilated, cool | and moist. §. Potatoes like a blackout. Keep them in a dark, dry, cool—but not cold place. Sort well before stering, removing any that are pan away from strong-smelling foods. Without a cover and re- frigeration, eggs lose moisture, foed value, faster. Store hard cheese, tightly wrapped in waxed parer, in re- frigerator. For longer storage. wrap again in a towel. Serve cottage cheese and dther soft cheese soon after buying: You geteverything et i speed, comfort, attagtipr t= ‘JOLLY § SANTA ... Wine BAROQUE VANITY .- “! ie 3 jae “some package habia flacon Antique gold & black, Lip- The British Museum consists! A rock originally’ used te hold of bath oil. Moss rose seent. stick comes ir serene of about 3,200,000 printed vol- ‘down letters for ‘collection’ by’! umes and 56,000 manuscripts on ' passing ships is today preserved ' shelves which total about 55/in the General Post Office of ; SUBSCRIBE T0 THE CITIZEN-25° WEEKLY (sae \ miles. | Cape 1 Town, South Africa. SERVING YEW TORK: ALL nn t bruised or cracked. Use = ‘these spoil] rapidly OWNERS LIKE the © AISER and the he FRAZER! , THEY WRITE FROM EVERYWHERE == ; PRAISING PERFORMANCE, RIDE AND SERVICE | Owners of Kaiser and Frazer cars write ae to Willow - Run by the thousands, praising the performance, ease of: control, roominess, economy and, above: all, the ride that these great postwar automobiles give them. The following excerpts from unsolicited letters tell the whole story of Why Kaiser and Frazer owners like these fine cars. we, ‘ “ ' 4 - These Voluntary Statements Are Typical of Thousands a 4,000-mile trip in my Frazer averaging abova The Kaiser and the Frazer have been tried out in ren dreds of millions of miles of motoring, by more than 115,000 owners. The verdict of these critical buyers is overwhelmingly favorable.»Their experience adds up to such enthusiastic endorsement that more than half the sales we make result from owner recommendations! Ali Around Satisfaction—“I purchased the first to San Francisco in 514 days without the slightest Frazer car sold in our town. It is the best auto- mobile I have ever owned or driven—and that takes in a goodly number.”—From a Hamilton, Mont., Farmer. Effortless Driving—“‘I have never experienced such performance and effortless driving as I have since I became the owner of a Kaiser—wonderful to handle in traftic.’”— From a San Marcos, Cal., State Forester. The Best Ride of All—“I have driven my Frazer 8,247 miles. On a recent 2,780-mile trip through Canada I averaged 26.6 miles to the gallon. I have owned and operated many different makes of cars over a period of a great many years 4nd never until I bought my Frazer have.I owned a car that wag 90 economical and I ean truthfully say that this car gives the best ride of any automobile I haye ever owned.”—From a Cranston, R. I., Physician. Sefety—“For comfort and safety, I am convinced— after 10,000 miles—that no other car in any price range can compare with my Kaiser.”—From a Mayfield, Ky., Sgt. No ‘Driving my Frazer an average of 15 hours a day, I made the run from New York fatigue. The road piatiniy of the car is remarkable. Total absence of vibration. Absolute steadiness of the wheel.”— From a Belgian Diplomat. Service Accessibility—“I bought my Kaiser as I was sold on its workmanship, design and perform- ance. Have just completed a 5,500-mile vaeation trip and I like the lubrication layout and the way you can get at the engine. All parts that might need repair are more accessible than in any other car. These words are not only mine but those of service station attendants in many localities.” — From a Peoria, Iil., Factory Supervisor. Comfort—‘“After averaging 420 miles:a day for 17 straight iddys Or a’ round’ trip to California by way of Florida with my wife and three children, none of us were travel- fatigaed ' when we got home. The Frazer is really a great car.” —From a Trenton, Mich., Businessman. Good Service—“A product is only as good as the service in back of it. My Kaiser has been well serviced everywhere, from the start, and [ am perfectly satisfied.’— From a Providence, 2 ae Motor Vehicle Inspector. Performance—“If any of your prospects want performance figures, here area few: I just finished 20 miles per gallon at betweer 60 and 70 miles per hour. The car will hit 100 mites pér’ ‘hour anytime and will do 70 miles per hour in second gear. I can truthfully say that my car performs better as it gets older.”—From a Laurel, Md., Businessman. Raominess—‘“‘Friends who ride in my Kaiser are amazed at its roominess and at the smoothness of the ride.” — From a Milwaukee, Wis., Retired Busi- nessman. Styling—“‘Our new Frazer has the more-expensive- car performance and styling and the less-expensive- car economy.’?— From a Hamilton, Ohio, Engineer. Excellent Treatment—‘‘We were on the list for 8 months when we took delivery. of our Kaiser. In this day of ‘under-the-table’ ‘deals, and ‘acces- sories-or-else’ policies, it is refreshing to report the excellent treatment we have had from your dealer.” —-From a Passaic, N. J., Businessman. Most Satisfactory—“T want to thank you for sell- ing me a Frazer, It is the most satisfactory car I have ever driven—and I have owned several different makes of cars in both the low-priced and the high-priced lines.’—From a Boston, Mass., Insurance Executive. Wendell Noble, 4 ioe weekly | over Mutuo! 3 ‘ i) \ ui i : = 1 Ayr You PAY THE REGULAR PRICE ¢ NO TRADE-IN NECESSARY ¢ HONEST ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD CAR e CALL ON YOUR KAISER-FRAZER DEALER AND TAKE A ‘ i : e EASTERN AUTO and HOME SUPPLY, Inc. + Key West, Florida Gautier Motor Sales Homestead, Florida Phone 418 + Whidden Motor Sales, Inc. Coral Gables, Fla. 1101-1103 Division Street + Lowy’s Garage and Motor Sales E. E. Price Motors, Distributor Miami Beach, Florida 1785 §.W, 8th St. Miami, Fla. V-M Motors Tropical Motor Car Co., Inc. Sugarland Motors Garrison Motor Sales, Inc. “Hellywood. Florida Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Clewiston, Florida Fort Myers, Fla.