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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
Luella Pearle Kammerer,
Donald A. Whelpley Wed

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Dec. 10-At
simple but pretty home wedding
Friday afternoon, December 3 Miss
Luella Pearle Kamrnerer, lovely
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
William Kammeret. of this city,
became the bride of Donald Ar
thur Whelpley, chief petty officer,
U. S. Navy, of Boston, Mass, for
merly of Wilmington, N. c. The
marriage, announcement of which
comes as surprise to the many
frienas of the popular young cou-
pie, was solemnized at S o'clock
at the home of the brides parents
on F street, with the Rev. John S.
Sharp, pastor OF the First Meth
odist church, performing the i'm
pressive double ring ceremony in
the presence Of relatives and a
few intimate friends.
The lower floor of the home, en-
suite for the occasion, was effec-
lively decor ated with yellow and
white chrysanthemIms, the man.
tel in the living room before which,
the ceremony was performed was
banked with potted ralms, ivy be-
ing used ON tie mantel. Large
white chrysanthemuns in Marie
Antoinette baskets completed tn e
pretty decorations.
The bride, Who descended the
stairs with her father, by whom
she was given III marriage, was
attrac tive, III a smart dress of pen
Gil blue crepe, made to-piece with
yoke of blue velveveen, the bod
ice having a blue braid trim. Her
becoming pillbox hat with Shout
der-iength veil and her other &C
cessories we're in navy blue and
her pretty ensemble was complet-
ed with shoulder corsage of or
chids.
Miss Dorothy Kammerer, the
brides sister ana maid-of-honor,
wore lovely dress Of maize crepe
trimmed with rhinestone clips,
large brown off-the-face felt hat
and other accessories, and Shout
der spray of lavender chrysanthe-
NUNS. Leonard B Lockwood, U.
S. Navy, St simons Island, served
as the bridegroom's best man.
The brides mother was gowned in
a figured crepe afternoon dress
with corsaee of red roses. The
wedding music was played by Mrs.
H. Vaughn Dixson.
During an informal reception
which followed the ceremony, iced
fruit punch and wedding C k e
were served the guests in the pref
tily decorated dining room, t h e
brides cousin, Miss Ruth Kam-
merer, and Mrs. Ralph M. Avra
assisting in entertaining. For trav-
cling the bride changed to a pur-
pie wool dress worn with black
accessories and i gray squirrel
coat, the young couple leaving in
the early evening for wedding
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
Junior Sorosis
Christmas Tea To
Be Held Today

A. supper meeting on Decem-
~ 8 the Junior sorosis made
% t;n.l j. plans for the annual Christ,
l ul.s tea to be given Saturday. De-
o os'as ,s' Il. from 5 until 6 o'clock
~ The clubhouse.
No, William Breeder, Mrs. J..
" Iounsbury, Mrs, J: K. Paul,
f NJ, Harry Cherry and Mrs. Vir-
G siria Garrett were welcomed as
sN members of the club. Also
a ~rs H. T. Newland, Jr., and
Miss Ms; Ruth vann were elected into
Hlt 4 silver offering was taken for
.,a indian welfare at Wide Awake
e si.f at Bolton. Fruit, candy,
s1IGr, ana scrapbooks will be
s emf to The school to furnish Christ
s ssas for the Indian children, At
MA. ma state convention the club was
aoa for first place in Indian We'll
foro work
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
Local Anti-Aircraft
Enlisted Men Honored
By Fine Arts Society

CAMP DAVIS-Tnree Anti-air-
craft Artillery School enlisted men,
artists in the Division of Training
Publications here, are represent
ed in the exhibit of cartoons by
outstanding American humorists
at American Fine Arts Society
galleries in New York.
The AAAS service men, Sgt. Tom
Zibelli. of Mt. Vernen, N. Y. Pfc
John Hewitt, of Briarcliff, N. Y,
and Corporal John Gale, of New
York City, submitted cartoons on
wartime conservation at the invi-
tation of the Office of War In
formation, which is sponsoring
the exhibit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

Catsup Floods Market;
Point Drop Expected
BY ANN STEVICK

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. = Few
startling changes Yin point values
ere expected from the large
amounts of canned fruits and veg
etables released in the last three
weeks from gcl eminent stocks.
These were all figured into cal
oulations on last months chart,
according to the Office of Price
Administration, except in the in
stance of tomato catsup.
On December almost two mil
lion cases of catsup we're released,
which was a good deal more than
OPA expected. Since these were
released too late to get well into
circulation this month, the high
18-point value remains but may
go down next month. This is
guess, however. since 96O,0OO cas-
es OF green beans released Nov
e,nber % changed the point value
from 3 to on small cans of beans.
On the other hand, more than a
million and half cases of toma-
toes released the same day had
no effect on tomato point values.
SOY ADVICE
Stuffing for the Christmas bird
and a traditional steamed pud-
Glng-both made with soy pro-
ducts-Were served the other day
at a demonstration at the Depart
ment of Agriculture. The nuttv fla.
vor OF soy grits is reported to be
especially delicious in stuffing,
and the Beltsvi']e Experimental
Station experts have been work
ing up tested recipes. They have
come across sor:e valuable bits OF
general advice: You must use soy
products sparingly in combination
With familiar foods in order tc
Introduce them to your family.
Don't count on soy flour thicken.
ing as it cooks as wheat flour does
when added to sauces or creamed
dishes.
ODDS AND ENDS
A cent-a-quar1 rise in the price
of fluid milk has been approved
By the Senate Agricultural Com.
mittee . Reductions amounting
20 about a cent a pound will &c
into effect on bananas, except in
New York, Philadelphia and Balti:
more j.. Glove manufacturers
have been issued orders which will
bring up production Of work gloves
. =. Fancy types of rayon stocking
weaves known as drop needle
construction have been prohibited
because stockings made in these
Weaves do not wear well.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
Beauties Hints.
If Hubby S Gone
Fuss AS Though
He Were Here
BY ALICIA HART

Many wives have had to adjust
their living since their hus-
bands have gone into the service.
They've had to learn to plan meals
for one and to occupy their spare
time.
Often they are tempted to eat
''just anything at ALL for dinner
and to excuse It with the plea,
its too much trouble to cook for
one' or II simply can't eat din
ner alone" But a hot, substantial
dinner is an important health fac
tor-whether it is eaten in the
middle of the day or in the eve
ming.
If you are one of these lone
women, make a habit of planning
your menus for the entire week,
and order whatever meats. vege-
tables. fruits and staples you need
all at once. The preparation of
yOul IllNdIS WILL NC 1llltCii 1SSS u Ou-
Bile, and you'll also discover that
your ration points stretch further.
Fuss for yourself a Bit" sug-
gests film star Irene Manning, who
mas had to adjust her own manner
Of living since her husband left
for the Army. '1f the table set
ting is attractive the dinner will
seem ever so much more inviting.
Little touches such as paper doll
les, flowers on the table and a
gay tablecloth add Zest to soil
tary meal" she has found.
And if, as is the case with Irene.
you have a habit of eating too
quickly when you dine alone, prop
UP a book and read between bites.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
Contribution Received
For War Chest Drive
From Dauis Personnel

CAMP DAVIS-Enlisted men in
the Anti-aircraft Artillery School
dug deep in their pockets to con-
tribute $1406.63 to the recent Com
munity War Chest drive, the AAA
School Special Service office re-
ported today.
A total of S25416 SO was collected
in the drive from the Anti-air-
craft Artillery School troops and
personnel. Officers in the school
gave S997.50 and civilian workers
$3.50.
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USO SCHEDULE

THIRD AND GRACE:
Saturday,:
$500 D. m. Christmas party.
Sunday:
500 a. m. Moca Club.
rs D. m. Christmas Carols.
p. m. Buffet Supper.
Sp IN. Songs and Games.
FIFTH AND GRACE:
Saturday:
s:15 p. m. Movie, "Seven Days
Leave
9:OG d. m. Informal party and
dancing.
1880 p. m. Coffee Hour and Song
Fest.
Sunday:
e-12:3O a. m. Coffee Hour.
1900 D. m. Christmas Carols I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Eric Nor
cen and Pvt. Glen Phillip.
SECOND AND ORANGE
Saturday:
the Sea-"
ZOO u. m. Beginners Dancing
Glass.
500 p. m. Formal Dance.
Sunday: en- H.
500 a. m. Java Club with the
Rev. S. l.. Blanton speaking.
800 p. m. Voice Recordings.
d. m. Bagel Buffet.
| s D. m. Movie.
7:45 D. m. Music Hour.
FOURTH AND ANN
Saturday:
Al p. m. CoIlee D"
Sunday:
-, Voice Recordings.
c.an n m. Buffet Supper.
i 800 d. m. DlASo'
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Play Food Quiz Game
At Holiday Parties
BY. GAYNOR MADDOX

Christmas parties can help in
tie Food Fights for Freedom Cam
paign, if you give prizes for the
hest score in the Sharing and
Playing Square With Food" quiz.
Its a true or false quiz.
Quiz Queswons
% A soldier eats l IL times as
nucc:l as a civilian. (2l Top legal
prices for the same foods are the
same in every store. 90 Your
grocer must post top legal prices
for his store. al One of the big
! reasons some foods are hard to
get is because more people have
money to buy them. (5) If you
puy butter direct from a farmer
u dairy, there is no need to give
up ration stamps. 90 If you eat
in restaurants and don't use your
ration stamps, you should destroy
them. ca Practically all the food
We send to Russia is for her army.
80 If your grocer Or butcher sells
above top legal prices you should
first call it to his attention. 90
If he persists, you should report
it to the Price Panel Of your local
Ration Board. 1O) Your name
can be used without permission by
the Price Panel in investigating
violations. Old Ey paying no more
than top legal prices you help
stamp out the Black Market. 12)
It's all right to turn over expired
ration stamps to your grocer. Q3)
It's not fair to use ration books
of members of your family who
cat in an organized mess of the
armed forces. Q4) The Home Front
Pledge to pay no more than top
legal prices, ard to buy no ra-
toned food without giving up ra-
tin stamps, mas been taken by
more than 100000 Americans.
q5) A butcher can reduce the point
value of meats III danger OF spoil
age but does not have to reduce
the price.
Check Yourself
| Answers Cd True. CD False.
~ True. You can get your own
copy of price lists from your ra-
ton board. 90 True. 90 False.
Farmers and diaries must collect
stamps in the same way as store
keepers. CO True. ID True. (8'
True. (9) True. dO False. Your
name can be used only with your
permission. QD True. By paying
nc more than top legal prices you
eliminate illegal profits, on which
the Black Market feeds. Q2)
False. 13) True. QD True. 90
False. He must reduce prcie, too.
MONDAYS MENU
:. Cat the Basic Every Day.
BREAKFAST: Grapefruit,
ready--to-eat whole wheat ce-
real, French toast, syrup or
| jam, coffee, milk for children.
NICHE N: Vegetable
chowder, whole rye toast, but
ter or fortified margarine,
home-canned fruit, nut cookies,
coffee, milk for children.
DINNER Soup of leftover
gravy, vegetables and vegeta-
ble water, soya crackers, ONE
let with tomato n cheese
sauce, fried potatoes, buttered
broccoli, enriched bread, but
ter or fortified margarine,
fresh fruit gelatine, coffee,
milk for children.
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trip to New York while en- route
to Boston where the. bridegroom
is stationed.
The bride, the elder of two at
tractive daughters Of her parents,
is an admired and charming mem
Der of Brunswick young social
contingent She is all accomplish
ed musician and bv her aesthetic
traits and graces and sweet dis
position has enoesred herself to
many friends.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ Whelpley, of Carolina
Beach, N. C. He has been in serv-
ice for some time, seeing much
action with the American Volun-
teer Group Flying Tigers) in
China. Upon being l.onorably dis
charged from this branch of the
armed forces, he enlisted in the
U. S. Navy and is g chief petty
officer, said to be orc of the young
est IN the U. S. Navy, in the Aero
logical Division, having recently
been transferred from the St. ST.
mons Island Nava! Air Base to
Boston.
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Miss Holland,
Mr.. CantWell
To Wed Today

The wedding of Miss Mary
Wright Holland ano Ensign Will
lard Cantwell, Jr., will take place
this afternoon at $40 O'Clock IN
St. James Episcopal church here:
Bishop Thomas c. Darst ana
the Rev. Mortimer Glover, will Oh
ficiate at the ceremony.
No invitations have been issued
but friends of the couple are cor
daily INVITED to attend.
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SOAP wATERPRooFs CLOTH

In addition to helping keep G.
I. clothing clean, soap plays an
important part in manufactu OF
the various uniforms. During con-
version of raw materials into fin.
ished fabrics, it is used in telling,
in bleaching cotton and rayon
goods, in dyeing, and in water
proofing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test YOUR knowledge OF correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
celow:
l. Should the mother of a child
too young to write letters write
and thank all those who send the
child Christmas gifts?
2. Should such letter say that
the child or the mother is pleased
with the gift?
3. Should children who can write
be taught to write their own thank
you letters?
4. Is it as important for boys
as for girls to write thank you
letters for Christmas gifts ~
.. Is it rude to wait month
Or two before wsiting a thank you
letters for Christmas gifts?
What would you do if
You receive gift mailed di-
rectly from store and there is
nc card enclosed
az Decide you can't be expected
to thank anyone for the gift since
there was no card in it?
I'D Write to the store and see
if they can tell you who sent the
gift
Answers
l. Yes.
| 2. That the child is pleased.
3. Yes.
4. Yes.
S. Yes.
Better What Would You Do
solution-(b).
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ROVER BECOMES FATHER

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 10-tR-A e.
pound baby poy-their first child
was born to Actor Charles Boy
err and his wife, the former Pat
Paterson of the films. DR.. Ray
mond McBurney. who delivered
the child, said both it and Mrs.
Boyer were doing fine
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
If Your Child
Is Coughing

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat OF the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, in
famed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the
understanding that your child is to
be benefited and you are to like Its
quick action in allaying the har-
RAISING cough without upsetting the
stomach or you are to have your
money back. No narcotics.
CIRCUMCISION
fer Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
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PERSONALS

Sgt. Roy NJ. Vann IS visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Vann
in Sunset Park. Sgt. Vann entered
the service in March, 1913 and
is at present stationed at the Ord
nance Unit Training center, Flora,
Miss.
Vernon Dowless, 217 Williams
street, is a patient at James Walk
err Memorial hospital where he is
patient suffering from broken
hip. He was formerly connected
with the Cape Fear hotel.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Foster have
returned from a visit to their
children in Virginia and Washing
ton, D. c.
Mrs. R. G. Repologle is improv-
ing following an operation at
James Walker Memorial hospital.
Pfc. George F. Tilley, U. S. Ar
my, is home on a 15-day furlough
and is visiting his mother, Mrs.
W. F. Tilley.
Lieut.. Walter sprunt, Jr., En-
sign Hugh Sprunt and Miss Julie
Sprunt are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P. Sprunt at
their home on North Third street.
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1000 PIRATE SHIPS

Between 1890 and 1720 there
were more than 1000 pirate ships
afloat off the United States coast
between Maine and Florida, and
their toll from shipping ran into
millions annually.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11
SMITHSONIAN FOUNDER

The Smithsonian Institution in
washington. D. c., was founded
by an Englishman, James Smith
son, VINO bequeathed his estate for
that purpose.
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BEST NEWS go.
TO Millions

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h 1oW cost. You can't buy better a1er a as 1ot.
t tban this worlds largest s aat 20 tab hJ9
Ana 1a1s you you gS5t. Buy St. Joseph Aspirin
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bowel WORMS
CAN'T HURT MEL

That's what you thinkl But ugly round
worms worn may be inside you right now, caus-
;rg trouble without your knowing it. Warn
ing signs are: uneasy stomach, nervous
ness, itching parts. Get Jayne's Vermifuge
right away! JAYNES is Americas leading
rroprietary worm medicine scientifically
tested and used by millions. Acts gently.
Be sure you get JAYNE'S VERMIFUGEl
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-11

Eighty-five percent of the
worlds land area lies north of
the equator.
Evening star., 1943-07-01
5.98 Sofa
Slip Covers
1913

Just Is to sell. Fine quality
cretonne slip covers in gay
floral patterns. For hat arm
T-cushion sofas, Is and "a
inch sizes.
~ Fancy Pillow; covered
with rayon or cretonne. 1r-
regulars Of 69c quality ---37e
(12) Cretonne Slip Cevers; for
club-type chairs. Orig. 1885,
2.Ss
(25o) Rayon Marquisette Pam
els and Halt Pairs Of Curtains;
lin. hem both sides. Some
extra wide, various lengths.
Orig. 1.ss to 2.os pair. Each,
44e
(75) Upholstery Squares; in
useful sises for recovering
small chairs, pillows and chair
seats. Orig. acc ea.------ioe
(215 ydA) Curtain Marqui-
sette; in marrow width. Orig.
zoe I'd. -----------loe
(3ee yds.) Novelty Marqui-
sette; In 5 to 10 inch widths,
for making curtain rufnes
and dressing table skirts.
Orig. 25c yd.---------5e
(l35) Sash Curtains; Of rayon
and cotton marquisette, egg
shell and ecru. Full width.
ORG. 4ec each, Toe
0oldenbo11o-Tkir6 Floor
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ACCESSORIES

(3eo) Women's Handkerchiefs;
plain white spun rayon and
white batiste or lawn with
embroidered corners. Orig. lie
to lSc ca. ea.---6e
(3e0) Made-up Turbans; with
open crown. OF cool summer
materials. Fit all headsizes.
Orig. SOC --34e
(l44) Women's Blouses; Of
permanent finish organdy and
Stub broadcloth. White and
colors. Shirt style and jabot
fronts. Sizes 81 to 50. Orig.
l.90 to 2.90 90
(S7) Odd Lots Of Neckwear;
In . good selection Of ma
terials: most al necklines.
Orig. 100 ----54e
Goadenberg's-Mdin Floor
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GIRLS

(s) Infants White Cotton
Crib Blankets; orig. 7sc---5se
~ Receiving Blankets; white
with colored border. Orig.
SEC --1Oe
az Girls All-wool Sweater;
broken sizes. Orig. 2.37--l.39
(s) Girls Washable Cs%ton
Dresses. Orig. 3.s9------i.4e
(ll) Tets Cotton Sweaters; in
blue, red or white. Orig. SOC,
3se
(2) Tots White Raysn
Blouses; sizes 2 and I. Orig.
1.59 --1.o 90
(l5) Girls White Csttsn
Broadcloth Blouses; broken
sizes. Orig. 1.25----49e
(9) Girls White Sheer Cot
ton Blouses; broken sizes.
Orig. 1.25 --79e
% Infants Record Books;
slightly soiled. Orig. 1.19 Sc
(2) Infants White Satin Coat
and Bonnet Sets; orig. 4.9S.
2.49
~ Giris' Spring Suits; in
pastel color pAids, with sus-
pender skirt. Sizes IL and II.
Orig. 500 --3.99
Goldenber0's-Second Floor
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RUGS

(3) Inlaid Linodor Rugs; size
41ax6 It. Orig. 4.s5 5-----z.75
~ Heavy Felt base Rugs;
sire l2x12 It. Seconds Of
1895 grade ----7.75
(3) Plain Blue Marbelized
Felt Base Squares; without
border. Size 12x15 It. Orig.
1880 ----------o.85
(27) Congoleum Felt Base
Rugs; size 3x6 It. Seconds Of
1.95 grade -------l.oo
~ Fine Wilton Rug; size 27x
81 in. Orig. 1895 6.75
~ Figured Jute Carpet Rug;
sire 9x12 It. Damaged. Orig.
1895 -------lo.o0
(6) Stenciled Fibre Rugs; size
6xl2 It. Orig. 13.e5----8.0s
(135 "a. yds.) Figured Broad
loom Carpet. . It. Reg. 3.95
"a. yd.----------------2.95
~ Cocea Fibre Rugs; size
8xl0 It. Imperfect. Orig.
1895 -----------------6,75
~ Heavy Cocoa Fibre Rugs;
plaid design, size 9x15 It.
Orig. 27.5o --------l9.5o
~ Cocoa Fibre Rug; size
9x12 It. Imperfect. Orig.
1895 ----.6.75
~ Small Oval Hooked Rug;
damaged. Orig. 7.50-----1.25
~ Felt BASE Rag; size 6x9
It. Damaged. II perfect would
sell for 2.S0 90
GoldeHberrs-Thtrd Floor
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HOUSEWARES

~ 20-Pc. Luncheon Set; Of
Reveria colored pottery. Serv-
ice for 4. Sold "as is" Orig.
$40 -----1 .99
(z) 32-Pc. Decorated Dinner
Sets; in floral pattern. Serv-
ice for 6. Orig. 3.95----2.99
~ 33-Pc. Decorated Dinner
Sets; blue border design. Serv-
ice for 6. Orig. 4.95----3.4S
(2) 41-Pc. Decorated Dinner
Sets; with sugar and cream.
Service for 6. Orig. 7.95 6.48
(1) 5l-Pc. Floral Decorated
Dinner Set; originally service
for 8. Sold "as is" Orig.
6.95 6.06
~ 53-Pc. Decorated Dinner
Set; service for 8. Orig.
1925 ------------------8. D. SS
(z) s4.Pc. Decorated Dinner
Sets; service for IL. Orig.
1895 ---9,99
(5S) Crystal Glass Tumblers;
decorated with numbers. Orig.
&c ea. .-------------------5e Sc
(11) Crystal Glass Mugs; With
handle, for serving cooling
drinks. Orig. o0c set Of g.. Sc
10 sets) Crystal Glass Des-
sert Dishes; in leaf shape.
Sets Of 3, originally 100 -6Se
(1eS) Crygtal Glass Footed
Sherbets and Tumblers; with
gold band decofation. Orig.
25c e., e1,ISe
GoldeHbergs-Dosonstdtrs
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tSl3,EC13;l;a

81 Washable Slack Ensem-
bles; in blue. Sises 30, - and
-. Orig. 3.oS--------I.36
(24) Cotton Sport Shirts; in,
all colors. Small, medium and
large. Orig. l.ls------79e
(3s) Sport Shirts; with short
sleeves. green only. Orig.
1.39 ----99e
10 Rayon Spsrt Shirts; white
and tan, short sleeves, long
sleeves. Medium size. Orig.
1.96 --------------------SSe
(2) Hand tailored Rayen
Ties; full shape. Orig. Csc Sc
(75) RAyon and Cotton Hose;
regular length and shortees.
Orig. 29c ----l4e
90 Broadcloth Shirts; in
stripes and fancy patterns.
Broken sizes. Orgi. l.29 see
~ Wash Robe; of striped
cotton. small size. Orig. 500,
l.29
(1) All-wool Sleeveless Sweat
er; in blue color. Orig. 7.98,
soc
a. Slack Sets; inner-and-
outer shirt, slacks and match
ing belt. Sizes 81 ana 81.
Orig. 500 -----3.29
(D Rayon Sport Shirt; in
maize color, short sleeves.
Medium size. Orig. 2.98--l.SS
u) Zelan Jacket; full upper
front, 2 pockets. Small Orig.
3.98 81
~ Bius Slack Sets; inner
and-outer shirt, slAcks ana
belt. Si1s 30 waist. ORG.
7.9S .99
Goldenbero's-Aain Floor
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[31l1313l&5

(67) Novelty Toilet Soaps; in
animal shapes Of clowns and
rabbits. Orig. 59c-----29e
1881 Vantine's Bubble Bath;
In heather blossom, apple BIOS
som and pine odors. Orig. Soc.
loe
(42) Lenod's Lemon Vanish
ing Cream; made Of lemon
and olive oil. 4-oz. size. Orig.
(S3) DeWtone Hand Cream
and Cleansing Cream; ! and
2-oz. jars. Orig. i0c----5e
1867 Djer kiss Duo; including
81 size box Of face powder
and 81 foundation tilm. Both
for --39e
Goldenbero's-Mdin Floor
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NOTIONS

az Blanket Boxes; holds z
full-sise blankets for storage.
Orig. 1.26 ---77e
(5) Dufde Bag Sets; in 3
pieces. For uniforms, work
clothes, etc. Orig. 2.sS---I.37
(l2) Rubberised Household
Aprons; medium size. white
only. Orig. 4sc c--------27e
(S7) Odd Lot q Buttons; In
various styles and sizes. Orig.
1Oc card --Se
as yds.) Remnants Of Rib
bons; including srossrain.
satin and others. Y" to ;"
widths. Orig. 19c to 49c yd.,
loe
(S) Germ Stitched Whisk
Brosms; with metal ring. Orig.
GOldenber1's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-07-01
Junior Optimist Bond
To Offer 18th Concert

The 46-piece Junior Optimist
Band Of the Boys Club Of WASH
ington will present its 18th concert
at Z pm. Monday in the Eastern
High School Stadium, Seventeenth
and East Capitol streets. In CO.
operation with the District Recrea-
ton Department.
Ranging from 10 to 10 years Of
age, the band members attend the
School of Music, which now COM
prises more than 100 boys. Joseph
D'Urse. leader Of the band, will con-
duct the concert.