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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-04-10

Miss Rosemary Stevens spent last
week end in Onancock, Va, as the
guest Of Mrs. William Nelson.
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Dandruff Goesl
Hair Gets Thick,
Wavy, Beautiful
Save your hair! Dandrufi.
disappears and hair
stops coming out.

Within ten minutes after an app
plication Of Danderlne you can not
find a single trace Of dandruff. One
application dlssolves every particle
Of dandruff; invigorates the scalp,
stops itching and falling hair.
Furthermore Danderine Is to the
hair what fresh showers of rain and
sunshine are to vegetation. 1t goes
right to the roots, invigorates and
strengthens them. It's exhilarating,
stimulating and life-producing prop.
critics cause the hair to grow strons
and beautiful.
Bodied hair has made the girls
aware of the dangerous effects OF
unsightly dandruff which is now
more apparent than ever since the
hair Is short.
Danderine is sure way to get rid
OF dandruff and Immediately doubles
the beauty Of your hair. The effect
is Advantageous hair will be light,
fluffy and wavy, and have an APP
pearance of abundance; an incom-
parable lustre, softness and lux.
uriance.
Got a small bottle OF Danderine
from my drug store or toilet counter
for a few cents and keep that
dandruff out of your hair and off
your Acknowledgement.
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OF A
FAT WOMAN
NO.

look and feel younger. Some one
has said that n woman is as old as
her knees. We are showing them
as we'll as using them today, and
it behooves us to get them in good
condition.
l am taking it for granted that
the women who viii be most inter
ested in my experience in getting
thin arc between thirty and forty.
five. Very few women under twenty
five think very much about flesh
even when they show a tendency to
fat.
know. however. IL those who are
interested will follow my regime
they can lose as many pounds as
they wish and they can stay within
two or three pounds Of their ideal
weight all the. time. They will feel
brighter. their minds will work bet
ter. and some Of them may even
dance tho Charleston II they choose.
and i'm this way get even with the
1.-the lady" who waited away with
their masculine friend.
NEXT: Mrs. Gibson starts her
war on obesity.
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VIRGINIA SALAD

Peel one grapefruit and two
oranges. Remove seeds and all
tough white skin which forms the
inner covering of fruit Cut fine,
and add four slices Of diced pineap'
pie and one cup sailed chopped nut
meats. Mix all together in a bowl
and serve on buttered toast Salad
and toast should be completely COW
cred with whipped cream and, gar
nished with a few slices OF English
walnut kernels and California cher
ries. This viii serve six persons.
Mrs. Mae Stevens, 40 n. jefferson
Ave. City.
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Gould HARDLY
10
DRAG AROUND
Florida Lady Says She Took
Cardui and Soon Noticed an
Improvement
tite Came Back.

So many women who are weak and
run down, just drag around, not know
ing how to look for relief for their
troubles. On the other hand, thou
sands have reported that they have
found Cardui helpful in building up
their health and strength.
Mrs. Linwood d. Furman, 1910 East
Church Street Jacksonville. Fla, tells
how she gained relief through the use
of Cardui:
II was very much run down last
spring. could hardly drag myself
around the house. A lady friend came
to see me one day and asked Inc why
did not take Cardui.
II got bottle (of Cardui and be-
gan TO take it. / noticed an improve
ment in myself at once. My appetite
came back and my general health grew
better.
I'm every way found Cardui a most
satisfactory tonic, and I have recon-
mended It to several Of my friends
Over forty years Of use. by thou
sands of women. stand behind every
bottle of Cardui you buy. This we'll
known tonic contains medicinal ingre-
clients of best, selected quality, which
years of thorough testing have shown to
be of value in just such cases as that
described above.
Try Cardui In your own case.
Sold by druggists. everywhere.
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That's when the acorns Of petty
misunderstanding and petty jea
lousies and narrow mindedness be-
gin to grow. For instance nagging
is one OF those gosh-awful acorns
that begins so innocently when diff
ferences Of training and habit are
noted and possibly laughed at. Some
husbands will, all their born Gays.
pronounce deaf as though it rhymed
with beef. and wise is the bride who
corrects him in the bosom of the
home-if at all. Many an acorn
has sprouted because at the critical
moment when hubby is narrating
how Aunt Lizzie always took her
ear trumpet TO church because she
was "deef," the bride, in accents Of
shocked surprise, has said: Dear,
you mean deaf" Then he says, Il
know what l mean. Aunt Lizzie
was DEEFi And there you are.
What home could stand the on
slaught, Or the interruption to the
fishing story: NO. dear. it wasn't a
speckled trout. it was a bull-head."
Or, I'VE weren't in a canoe. 1t was
a row-boat.' Or 1T wasn't the
time the Jones's were with us in
Michigan, that was the time we
were driving through the Green
Mountains and saw the deer" These
are the things that wreck the manly
ego and precipitate the debris. So
brides. beware. Many a brave heart
Is asleep in the deep.
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JUNIORS ARE WEARING
FLARES

Design No. 1850. A smart linen
frock In yellow shade effects strik-
ing color contrast in its unique en-
broidery in green. Its low waistline
is marked by scalloped treatment.
Note the little boyish turnover
collar. It's an adorable style for a
junior. Don't be deceived by the
large view-the small views explain
the simplicity of the pattern. It's
possible to make il in an hour or
two. The embroidery is so effective,
but simple to work For dressy wear,
choose French blue fiat crepe or gay
printed crepe de chine. Complete
instructions with pattern. Cut in
sizes 6. s. TO- IL and II years. Size
S requires 2is yards OF 32-inch ma
terial Price IS cents each, In
stamps or coin coin preferred. Our
patterns are made by the leading
Fashion Designers Of New York
City and are guaranteed TO nts per-
fectly.
Every day The Times will print
on this page, pictures showing the
latest up.to-date fashions.
This is a practical service for read.
ers who wish to make their own
clothes.
You may obtain this pattern by
filing out the accompanying coupon,
enclosing 10 cents. coin preferred.
and mailing it to the pattern depart
ment of The Times. Delivery is made
in about one week.
Be sure to write plainly and to In.
clude pattern number and size.
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HOSPITAL GUILD
WILL PRESENT
RILEY MASQUE'
Receipts Will Be Added to
Fund-Cast Is An
nOunCed.

The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild,
which has aided the $1,000, 000-fund
drive for the hospital, will present
at Cadle Tabernacle. Entire receipts
will be added to the fund.
The masque, written by Mrs.
Charles McNaull, first was arranged
for the special celebration Of Indiana
Authors day during the State cen.
tennial pageant in 1916. 1t has been
revised and is said to contain some
extremely human characterizations
of the individualities created by
James Whitcomb Riley.
The cast for the masque is as fol
lows: "Old Aunt Mary Mrs. Eu-
gene Fife; 81 Uncle sydney" Volney
Hampton; ike Walton Charles
Dosch Mary" Maxine Moore; Lit
tie Orphant Annie" Mary Fletcher;
s"Marg'ret, Mrs. Chic jackson;
"Serepty," Marian Seeds; "Raggedy
Man. Hamilton Clark; farmer, Har
old Lagee; Puck" Bernice Spades
poet. Parker Wheatley; Jim" Rich.
ard Jackson; Happy Little Cripple.
Albert Hartley; "Squiggee- Cum
Squees," Ralph Jordan and John
Warren; "Wunks," Alice Orman and
Mary Layman.
Groups of children from various
schools will presen 1.-THE gobble.uns,
giants. griffins, brownies, pixies,
elves and fairies. Mrs. William Allen
Moore and Elliott Tibbetts will give
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AGT
OQ)dy
A STORY OF
a GIRL sTToDAY
JUDY DECLARES JERRY 4
STRANGER


/ hastily disengaged myself from
Jerry's arms and l felt my face
grow red as I said: please let me
go home. Mr.. OFFICER. I am just
about all in. Tomorrow l will come
back. il you wish. and tell you all
about the jinx that has been follow
ing me ever since came to this
fair city Of yours.
Now, l want to go home. II
you will let me go, l am sure Mr..
hathaway viii come over and tell
you all about it In the morning"
My dear young lady, you don't
have to tell me anything. Person
ally I would like to have you pre-
fer some charges against a man or
men unknown who came near killing
you, but that IS up to you. 1 can't
keep you from going to your home,
young lady. if l wanted to. But I
really would like some information
whereby I could jug those men,"
Did they steal anything from
your"
Yes. they, or rather he, for I
from me my purse
How much money was Their in
it?"
"A little over $25, which I owe to
Mrs. Riley for my room rent. Bhe
purse itself, however, is probably
worth" | looked at Jerry.
Officer I save the purse to Miss
fTar
It was the finest one l could buy. I
save it to her in compensation for
the insults she received in my
fathers restaurant when a purse Of
hers was taken containing $3.50.
1T is a long story. officer. and I
haven't time To tell it to you now"
continued Jerry. Besides, 1 think
Miss Dean should be taken home
and put to bed. ! will return in the
morning and answer any question
YOU may put to me, for l am just as
anxious to have that man found and
punished as you are"
The officer looked both curious and
somewhat disguised.
Don't worry" said Jerry. 'be-
cause haven't llule 10 tell you all
that led up to this attack. but l
will tell it all to you in the morn
ing. It may have some bearing on
he case"
"The sooner we get the story. Mr..
Hathaway. tho easier it will be to
find the thief"
IAN right" said Jerry as he
rushed me cut to his.roadster.
Judy" he said, the moment we
were on ouryway to Mamie's: Il
want you to marry me tomorrow
morning. It is not safe to leave
you out in the cold another moment
without some enc to take care OF
you"
Don't be in such n hurry" I
said happily, for ] was beginning to
like my impetuous lover very much.
You must know we are almost
strangers"
Copyright. 1925. NEA Scribe
NEXT: Jerry proposes.
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strenuous work and she was not a
strong girl. Often she forced her
self to work when she was hardly
able to sit at her machine. At times
she would have to stay at home for
she was so weak she could hardly
walk. For five years she was in
this weakened condition.
She tried various medicines. At
last, friend Others spoke of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and Miss Schmidt gave it trial.
Everyone says | am a healthier
and stronger girl" she writes. az
am recommending the Vegetable
Compound to all my friends who
tell me how they suffer and / am
willing to answer letters from
women asking about It," Julia
Schmidt's address is 652 North
Front St.. Salem, Oregon. For sale
by all druggists.
Adr-ar tta.,x0
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Recipes By
Readers

NOTE-The Times will pay 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader
and printed in this column. One
recipe is printed daily. except Fri
day, when twenty are given. Adj
dress Recipe Editor of The Times.
Checks will be mailed to winners.
Write only one recipe, name, adj
dress and date on each sheet, a..
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NEXT; Jerry proposes.
Marriaqe Licenses

John r. oualters. 80, 271 ". Holmes,
special police, Mary b. Reed. 81. 434
Carl Hopson %. 25o7 Columbia. la
borer, julia Brawley. 10. $50 Fagette.
packer: Anna Schneider. 90. 1890 Orleans.
Charles Williams. %. 1909 Lafayette,
Booker Howard, 90, acc. Bright. laborer
Iva y. Russell. %. AGA Minerva
Raymond Gordon "a. $50 S, Noble,
truck driver: Roberta Fuller. &c. $40 Vr-
-" Earl = 4. onutt. IS. 500 n, West, car
Henry t,ri ~ Sims. as. 1927 Columbia. la
borer; Martha Somers. 40, 1927 Columbia,
~ Eenry F. Harris. 90. 1924 Cnurchmsn,
eley uor operator: Sadie Philloott. 10,
william Nc. Richardson. 27. 6h W.
Ray. salesman; Hattie A. Mattox. 20,
J. . IUlm z aise' li' SIS n. Alabama.
clerk. Lena Snyder. is. 51s y. Alabama.
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Wants to Win

Dear Miss Lee: I am 1s. years old and
have been going with fellow. for three
years. I love him dearly and he SAYS he
loves me very much. but isn't ready 10
settle down yet He Is very good looking
HOY can | win him? Do you think a fell
low loves a girl that won't leave his
mother: Should l keep going with himP
BLUE EYES.
Since he's probably no older than
you. I think he's very level-headed
not TO want to rush into marriage
without knowing just whee he's go
ing. II he isn't ready to marry and
settle down yet, you'll only sicken
him Of yourself by trying to force
him. Be sweet and lovely and under
standing. Go with him, of course.
but go with other boys, too. and
since he isn't ready to marry yet,
don't let him monopolize all your
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Started Wrong

Dear Miss Lee: I guess I've got started
wrong with my wife And ! want TO know
how to manage the situation. She takes
me up on everything ! say. correcting me
publicly or privately in a "I-know-it-a al
mapner that is very disagreeable. We
haven't been married very long. but al
ready she's trying to run me and everybody
else. She's very strong wined. and can
see what I'm in for if things don't change.
c. J.
Yes, you're in for it, II you don't
bring that will down to water-level
at least. You'll simply have to begin
to squelch her. and do it forcibly
and firmly, and don't let her make
you back down to save the argu-
ment. You'll have to assert your
ownself with determination. 1t will
cause a few tears when she finds
she can't have her way, but they'll
do her good and make her respect
you and your wishes. A woman
hates a man she can boss.
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Husband a Crouch

MRS NJ. A: Perhaps he is work.
ing too hard, and the strain is tell
ing on him. Men arc only grown
up little boys. and when he's pettish.
perhaps he needs coddlng. Put
your arms around him and love him
and sympathize with him as you
would your little son and see If he
doesn't respond. Many men get so
firmly imbedded in the harness Of
that they think the
harness is going to do all the work
and they stop pulling, themselves.
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bird limitations in a whistling act.
Mrs. Everitt Johnson and Miss Lucille
Stanley will sing Riley's favorite of
the old-fashioned songs, do They
Miss Me at Home?" accompanied by
Mrs. Ballard Long.
Nine Theo Hewes will interpret
"The Rabbit and THE Leaves"
Children under the training of Miss
Helen Hibben will dance Passing Of
the Zephyr" and THE Call of the
Sea-
Mrs. A. J. Porter is president Of
the Riley Cheer Guild and Mrs.
Martha !. Stubs is general chair
man and publicity manager for the
presentation.
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Ey Idah McGIone Gibson

hdluTdi way
Ey Idah McGlOnc Gibson.
If you have q more complaccnt
physician than mine or If your doc
tor decides that your nerves and
heart will stand il. he may give YOU
thyroid. But don't try it without
your doctors orders. for YOU might
pass out with some one Of those
new heart conditions that are the
menace Of modern people. 1t is a pc
culiar thing that rather than to prac-
tice a little self-dcnial. most women
will fll up their little insides with
all sorts OF nostrums that are cure
alls for everything from corns to
consumption.
These obesity cures without eN-
ercise or diet never do any good.
.G've tried emu
Finds No "Cure.All"
7 have found nothing that will al
low ono to cat everything one wants.
to take no exercise and still by put
ting a little pellet in ones stomach
three times a day make one over
from an uncomely fat woman into
an alternate sylph.
II you want 10 get thin you must
diet first. and dieting will not hurt
you. Indeed. judicious fasting will
help you TO get rid Of a lot OF the
aches and pains which come from
poison I'm your blood because YOU
have eaten too much. Diet will also
relieve you of much sorrow. when
you see q 1.-THE. graceful woman
walking off the dance floor with a
man YOU like very much and whom
you think has liked to talk with you.
a brilliant mind is not particu
larly conducive 10 an emotional con-
tent A pair Of delicate dancing legs
encased in the new nude silk stock
ings is.
Exercise will help you If you re
ally want 10 get back where you
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CALLED TO DOOR; HIT

Mrs. Louise Heck. 524 y. Miami
St. called police TO her home Mon
day night, and displayed an injured
head
She said she answered a knock on
the door, and two young men pulled
her into the street and one struck
her with a blackjack. They escaped
before police arrived.
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Il a. C h lucent
package contains
d ir G C 1 o n s so
simple any woman
can tint soft.
delicate shades or
dye rich, per-
nlanent colors in
lingerie, silks, rib.
bons. s k | + I S,
waists, dresses.
{ o a t s, stockings,
sweaters, dra -
cries. coverings,
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EL0PE; NO DIPLOMAS
Cupid Wrecks Two More Careers at
Northwestern.

BIZ United Press
EVANSTON. H., May 11.-Cupid
has wrecked the college careers Of
another pair Of Northwestern Uni
versity seniors, il was learned today.
President Walter Dill Scott an
nounced that John G. Sproul and
Miss Carol Jonson. both seniors from
Rockford. Ill. will not receive di-
plomas as result of their elopement
last Friday.
Earlier this year, Richard Howell,
member Of the Olympic swimming
team, was banned for marrying. lie
was a. roommate Of Sproul.
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This is possible
thru the magic
of the humble tin
can.
In one Of the
canning e S t a b.
lishments, Julia
Schmidt was en-
ployed. 1t was
complicated work
because she did
sealing and other
p a r t S Of t h e
W Ork. 1t was
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hangInEs-eVerythi
Buy Diamond DXes-no other kind
and tell your druggist, whether
the material you wish to color is
wool or silk, or whether 1t is" linen.
cotton or mixed goods.-Advertise.
ment
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FRUIT FOR DESSERT

Fruit is highly recommended as
a dessert since it contains an acid
that stimulates the flow Of an aka
line saliva which helps prevent the
decay OF the .eeth.
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Ren1arriage

Dear Miss Lee: II man leaves his
wife in Kentucky and she gets a divorce
and remarries viii her former husband
have TO pay for a divorce too. If he wanted
to remarry? 3. b.
No,
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Martha Lee Says-
DON'T sow ACORNS OF
NAGGING AND ABUSE

YEA little acorns produce great Oaks And after the we'd
ding and the wedding journey over and little brides settle
down O the routine Of housewives
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EXPERIENCE OF
WESTERN Girl
Found Cannery Work Too
firing

The fertile valleys of Oregon help
to supply the tables of America.
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This Is one OF 4 series OF twenty
articles pv a noted writer telling how
she reduced nearly forty pounds IN a
natural way.
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TOO FAT?
Why Not Try SILPH? 1t Chews Like Gum
Guaranteed HARMLESS

pleasant way reduce 1t
chewing
regularly three peceo SILPH day
SPH handy and instead chewing ordinary
SLPH and
Many Of New Yoks beautiful and chorus girls
SILPH
and inexpensive,
people but
ofc
GREEN druggist out Of send direct the SILPH CO.
o West6 rect
paant.
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Mrs. Robert Ittenbach, 205o y.
Alabama St. entertained with a
bridge party this afternoon. The
guests included Mesdames Paul Sher-
ick, II. Reagon Carey. James Ed
ward Hobart. Robert f. Jones. Roy
Hotz. Bernard Parker and Miss Alice
Mullen.
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The Dorothy Day Club will give
euchre party at the home of Mrs.
Ida Hoffman. 500 w New York ST.
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
The Alpha chapter of Sigma Delta
Theta sorority will hold its regular
business meeting tonight at the
home of MISS Dorothy Cruise. 1877 'E.
Morris ST.
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The Mothers Club Of Kinder.
garten No. 81, of La Telle Gossett,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, will give
a card party at SOC y. Pershing
Ave, Wednesday afternoon at go.
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The Sunshine Drill Team If
Fidelity Review No. 40. W. e. A..
will give a benefit dinner and card
party in Castle Hall. $50 T. Ohio
St. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Laura
Ashton and Mrs. Kathleen Holz-
hauser will be hostesses. Euchre.
ffive hundred and lotto will be
played.
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While DR.. W. B. Caldwell, Of
Monticello, Ill, q practicing physi-
clan for a. years. knew that con.
stipation was the curse Of advanc-
ing age, he did not believe that a
purge" or "physic' every little
while was necessary.
To him, It seemed cruel that so
many constipated old people had
20 be kept constantly STIRRED up
and half sick by taking cathartic
pills, tablets, salts. calomel and
nasty oils
In DR.. Caldwsll's Syrup PepsIn
he discovered q laxative which helps
60 regulate" the bowels Of old
folks. Or. CaldwelI's Syrup Pepstn
not only causes a gentle, easy
bowel movement but each dose
helps to strengthen the bowel
muscles. shortly establishing natural
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HOnaef fittings

1000 Duplex oil Opaque
Window Shades; seconds E0fo
Of $1.5s grade Each.
100 Velour Drapery Sets;
S-piece style. 1895 co On
and $4.95. Special, set OSsVV
10 bolts Figured Marquis
cite Curtain Materials. De
25c grade. Yard. .
200 Mattress Covers. the
s. X. s. brand, for full and
Y beds. $500 and G1 81
1925 grades. Each y 1855
rs Cretonne-covered Bar
Harbor Chair Cushions Q0fs
$1.45 grade. Each. =. OO
-125 Cretonne Pillows. filled
with soft cotton; square
sha pc. 59c grade. 900
Each. 1880.
Third Floor
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FgOOrcOUerings

-l5O yards Felt BsLse Floor
Covering. keguIarly sc. 0i7s
special. square yard
10O yards InIa.d Llnoleurn.
Regularly $l.59. Spe. O21s
cial. square yard 49,
LIS yards InIaid Linoleunls.
Regularly S2.5U. Spe- @1 90
cial, square yard
exs III printed Linoleurn
Rugs. Regularly E m
$40. Special. each OeSU
- FeIt-base Rugg: sizes 9xI2
feet. Regularly $I6.2U. ca OK
Special. each
. FeIt-base Rugs; size 9x1O3s
feet. Regularly $I4.20. CT. N
Special. each
Wool Fiber RUGS size
~ Ks feet. Regularly H 05
$7.s5. Each. ....
200 yards Wool and Fiber
Hall and Stair Runners.
Regularly 49c to sc. 9ele
Yard. =. -. .....-
Is Wool Fiber Rugs size
24xS6 inches. Regularly 90fe
CSC. Special. each
80 Chenille Rugs; size Sxe
feet. Regularly $14.95 60 OK
Special. each. ~
-25 Rag Rugs; size 251b0.
inches. Regularly S1.59- QQ6e
Special, each .
Kann's Third Floor
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GiLnerunre

Odds and ends of Silver
plated Tableware, choice OF
teaspoons, knives, butter
knives and sugar shells. Or
Pearl handled serving pieces,
each In box, choice OF pie
servers, berry spoons, gravy
ladies', cold meat forks. 09C
Special, each. .........
Kann's-Third Floor