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C. i BttGS BUNNY composed of the three chemical elements carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. The carbon may be in different proportions, but there is always twice as much hydrogen ' as oxygen. Sugar is made by plants for their own use from carbon dioxide taken from the air and from water. This sugar is stored away in the plant until it is needed to make seeds and fiber or material for growth. The different kinds of suger we have are obtained from widely different sources. Milk sugar, or lactose, which is used for babies and invalids, comes from milk. Fructose is a kind of sugar we get from fruit. Glucose is a sugar Hundreds of years before the birth of Christ, the people of India already knew how to make sugar from sugar cane. But the Europeans didn't even know about sugar until the time of the Cru- 3?0uja FIXIN THAT DRAIN TH Me Why sades, when the Arabs introduced it. At first sugar; was considered a great rarity and was even used as a medicine. Today of course it is quite a cheap food. In the United .States more than 100 that Is obtained from vegetables, grain, potatoes, and some fruits. "The most common sugar of all Is called sucrose, and this comes from beets and sugar CAPe. The sugar that is sold commercially is named after the plant from which It comes. It is known as cane sugar, beet sugar, palm sugar, grape sugar, and maple sugar. Cane and beet sugar are the most important. Sugar produced from sugar cane comes out brown as raw sugar. Some of the brown sugar Is sold as it Is. Most of it goes to the refineries. There it is dissolved, treated with chemicals. filtered through cloth and bone charcoal, and crystalired until pure white sugar is produced. This is sold as granulated, lump, or powdered sugar. FUN TIME Jacoby On Bridge TE By KARL GURBERT BERRYS who y is v THISJ) C r V) W D bably would have gone to three right or wrong. North did jump to three spades and South continued to the spade game. Dummy's queen of clubs held the first trick and it was up to South to plan his play. His first consideration was the trump suit and he decided that West's heart overcall plus the club lead Indicated that he was likely to be short in spades. South, therefore cashed dummy's king of trumps, led the nine and let it ride. When West showed out South picked up the rest of the trumps and went after the diamonds. He had to lose one diamond trick, but there was a right way and a wrong way to go about losing it, and South chose the right way. He went over to dummy with the ace of clubs, led a low diamond and played his ten. West was in with the queen. but could do nothing about beat no-trum- 17 NORTH AK98 V854 A5432 AQ WES1? I 'fi.fi f'tf juat,i4,o MARY WOR1H K6UIAR TV COMMERCIAL WRF0RMR9...(WE DONT CALL THEM M0DLL5, MRS. WORTH)." ARE IN THU FHt!.-5TU0IT.WYOUCAN SEND rrl lw ) OJ10973 sotrm (d 11.'' MI5S RAEBURN 15 QUITE AN AtfPUS&h. i UNUSUAL" AND SUCCESSFUL- WOUL0NT YOUNG WOMAN. 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