Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 192, Ed. 1 Friday, March 26, 1943 Page: 3 of 8
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but a good rule to follow is to buy
only what you can use. rent or sell.
Do not speculate at the expense of
your regular business or investment
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3 egg yolk*, well beeten
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ing powder and aalt. and *th again
Combine *«g yolk*, milk, end butter,
add to Hour, beating only until
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guickly but thoroughly into batter.
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volume of real estate sales In moat
cities is decidedly lower. The opin-
ion to realtors aa. to the outlook
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rentals have not been so hard hit
although an over-supply exists in
dbout half our cities. Bales to reei-
property. particularly of
ramiw wwJvnwifoB war ano me wee
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Food Will Be a Vital Factor In Helping to
Win the War. Plant Every available Spot
that Is Suitable for Growing Vegetables!
STORE OWNERS
Why Not Sponsor A Victory Garden for
Your Employees?
CIVIC bureau
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PANCAKE FLOUR, package
YAMS, No. 1 baking *ix«, lb
MUSTARD,qugrt
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GOLD CHAIN FLOUR, 48 iba.
BEWLEY S MEAL, 5 pound.
VANILLA WAFER, cello bag
TOILET TISSUE, 7 for
macr EYEP^AS, 3 ppund,
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TTie present world situation brings a challenge to all
Americans.
materials needed in theto building .
operations. I
In tore to the unaer-«i|>pty to
•residential space in the great ma-
jority to our cttfog and suburb*, we -
may find oureahres in the first
stages to a bunding boom before {
we know M. Apparently civilian ;
home-building, within limit*, and
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are no longer flStofoly out for the
duration to the war. .J
BnpgUes, Bgtogaent IndtoUtefl r
The deferred demand for naw J
construction of hotnea. publte util-
ities and publie worke la piling up I
fast. Hotels, offices and stores, bav- i
tng a normal life of 20 uTtJTroan,
were over-built tn the boom yean.
Not much can be expected in theflg
department* even in the poet-wgr
period. However, their yearly re-
placement may call for some 8300,-
OOOjOOO. Only very little money will
go into industrial construction
Some money must go into public
utilities if not for expansion then
for modernisation. Public rarks.
including highway*, may take •*.-
' 000000,000 a year after the war.
■ But residential buildings will be tile
1 great leader. Normal construction
i amounts to 500.000 homes a year.
I There are now probably 1,000,000
I waiting to be built. We could easily
I spend 84.000.000,000 a year tn thia
1 one class
| Of all the suppliers of building
materials, only .the lumber and ce-
ment industries have not suffered
YOU can help by using freely of those foods which are
not rationed, thereby preserving those in which
there is a shortage.
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the others, namely brick, glass,
paint, hardware, plumbing, heat-
ing. wallboard and others, the fu-
ture now appears bright Allied
trades and professions, including
landscape firms, architects, nurser-
ies. real estate brokers and lawyers
may also look forward to a new ,
lease of life. Property located-real |
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year is favorable.
Prise Outlsok
While naturally slowed by the
war and the weather, real estate
■'“~Z holding at last
year’s level in W% of 253 report-
ing cities, in 60% of these cities
prices are higher than a year ego.
There Trill, however, be no need
to reach for reaidential properties.
----ct of inflation has not
about any demand for
a* a hedge. It is. how-
expem that such a
demand — particularly in acreage
and small farm property—may de-
velop. For the time being, tfi the
average city. I expect to see prices,
particularly for residential property,
work higher.
Business property in down-town
areas will mostly hold its own with
respect to values Some retail prop-
erties, however, due .to the tough
inventory situation which small
stores face, may come on the mar-
ket at lower prices than a year ago
In general for the country as a
whole, I anticipate a constant
strengthening in prices for real es-
tate. The prospective purchaser |
should, however, have plenty of
time to study carefully the merits
of any individual proposition put
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v —--j oe a powerfully . much as a result of the war. For
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to qufckly relfow amritis.
•cbee and poim. Drtkw
Match
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i to axnmerdal construction
I* good new* for all prospeo-
builders and for those sssocl-
with the building trades. Coo-
ition Is Imited to less than
00 under this new regulation.
■eal estate
most cities and towns, except
■e, workers have migrated to
-produetkm centers, we are
Specials tor Friday P. Saturday
RUGS RUGS RUGS I
6x9, each $2.00
9xl29 each . $3.50 I
POTATOES, NoUred, 10 lb*.. ...I
COOKING APPLeS, jjfflr down ,.....
EATING APPLES, Win***?*, down
CALIFORNIA ORANGBa,-M< down -
FRESH EGGS, do»nL. ._/ ‘ ~
BEAL CHILI. pMed ........
CLABBER GIRL, 2 poundC
POST TOASTIES, Ho*, box.............
CORN FLAKES^Griffta1*, bdk
KRAUI, quart
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£hi Thoma* Angells of
Erieau, Ont, have a eon in Can-
ada's Royal Air Force. One day
they decided to make him a
birthday cake.
Mr Angell writes: “When my
wife went to get her regular
baking powder, it was minus.
Then she remembered a can of
Calumet put away She tried it
"When I came home thet
night she aaid.-T>xn.y°u just lift
that cake. Feel how light it is!
“All the boys thought the
cake was grand. Calumet will be
i in our cupboard from now on!
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LONDON. Marcn Sever-
al members of Rexist and Flemish
Nari military formations were slain
mans announced that lb Belgian
hostages would be t*a outed unless
persons ware turned in.
n news agency said to-
Myron Taylor, former Metropolitan Special to Record-Chronicle
Opera singer, now a member of AUBREY. March 28—Mrs Laura —„— --- ------ ..
Teachers College music staff, pre- P Bates, widow of Dr. E. M. Bates | in Brussels recently and. the Oer-
died at her home here al 7 a. m.
Thursday, following an illness of
spoke, preceding his program, in- , five days. Her husband died in 18U
fonnsilly r--——— - -— -----• ~— •- ”—•— »-»<—
being a singer- ______________ - . - — r-^-n---r
angers' problems, first of securing an since coming to Texas in 1880 She
education which is a considerable had no living relatives. She was a
sum. then of opportunities -to ex- member of the Christian Church.
ULL L _2—2_ ZZ—__ZZ— ; - 1----~ ~~ ** _ *~_~f ~
al the tap in their art are fine per- at 2 p. m. today tn the Chricttra |
sonalltieh he said, because it takes ' Church, conducted by Rev. O^ ts
Just that for one to get far upjhe Messenger_Jr.. pastor^ of the_Firel i
i will be in Belew cemetery.
Absences Delay
Scluud Census
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A challenge to do our part toward winning the war.
anted forces on the Tunisian front. Civilian Dieeel eng tne experts supervise the tank asaemb^.
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Mrs. Laura Bates
Of Aubrey Dies
O W. Kerr, Who is tajfito~B»T
scholastic census here. Las asked i —
that mothers leave information for >
New directors elected from the him when leaving home, aa he fro- /
seven nominated at last week's I quentiy calls at homes when the • >
meeting were M D. Penry. E D person answering the door bell. t
Miller and L A House says that the housekeeper is not at '
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' l&te Smith swaps stories
35c
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bon. That's what maka. ev£
Calumet cake batter
fin* «n<1 each cake ^.iry, **’
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Angell with my . *
LI lot. . y ■eKsrds? And
U lots of luck to you
I Orave w>n.“ Y -nd your
*^***“ *• “X4tf SMZTH
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sented a short music program at
the Rotary luncheon Thursday. He
is a member of the club Taylor
concerning the business of. Bom in Brayburg, Ind., Mr*. Batea
singer. He discussed the had been a resident of Aabswy
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considerable had no living relatives She was a
ptait their talents” Most"musicians I Funeral aervices were to be held •
aonaUties he said, because it takes ‘ Church, conducted by Rev. Q^ ls
ladder of success in the calling. The Christian Church to Denton. Burial
large salaries sometimea publicised ' "' " *“ * *
aa being paid for concert singers is
not all net. for there are many ex-
pnnen that must be met.
Tkytor. accompanied by Mr* Tay-
lor. sang: “La Donna e Mobile''
from Verdis Rigotetto’'; “Without
a “Bong" Youmans); “Nullin'
Flus Nullin'" (Schroeder); “At
First I was a Wandering Lad." from
the opera. Gypsy Baron" <Strauss).
rk's . quentiy calls
D person answering the door bell .
Says uia* war iKiuw-irrpri ia tan a* .
I home, and that he will have to call |
again. Kerr began the census March
, 1. _J was scheduled to complete I
infiaiton refuge tt dwria* th* eeentta<iub beeapee 1
I of finding so many away from •
J home and having to make a second 1
: call and often more call* he is far I
, from completing th# work a* yet. *
'he said.
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