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|3Il:!:C'E5:I!5$]

taD Extra Wide American
Holland Cloth Window Shades:
40-in. by s it., in white.
Slight misweaves in cloth.
Orig. 100 ----69e
ISL yds.) Water repellent
Blackout Cloth; for glider
raincoats. 1rregulars of 4sc
quality. Yd. --l9e
(2S) Odd Opaque Cloth Win
dow Shades; cut down to is"
to "a" widths. Orig. 79c to
96c ---34e
Goldenberg's-Thrd Floor
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MOTIONS

t24) Pedicure Scissors; 80"
size, with curved blade. Orig.
2sc pr.-l7e pr.
t25) Whisk Brooms: 8" metal
ring top. Orig. 39c lie
t24) Shopping Bags; of wash
able oilcloth. Orig. 49c- ---l9c
(49) Tavern Candles; 10"
length, d-dipped. Orig. l5c
ed sc
u9) Blackout Shades; of cor
rugated paper. Orig 69c ca, Sc
l29) Airline Writing Paper;
60 single sheets of paper and
"a envelopes. Orig. sec --3oe
l24) V-Mail Envelopes; so
sheets to a package. Orig.
Goldenbero's-Mdin Floor
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DR. ]

az Rayon Jersey and Rayon
Crepe Dresses; one and 2 pc.
styles, in prints, Misses sizes.
Orig. sos ----------.-4 80
t3 Rayon Crepe Dresses; D
pc styles. Slightly soiled.
Misses sizes. Orig. 7.95 Alb
~ Pastel Dresses: in rose
color. 2-pc style. Soiled from
display. Sizes IL and IA. Orig.
895 462
t3 Evening Dresses; in rose
and blue rayon taffeta. Sizes
II and IA. Orig. sos $50
t9l Rayon Crepe Dresses: fast
color and Washa Bile. Imper-
feet. Misses sizes. Orig. $50,
liz
GOldenberO s-SecOnd Floor
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s
::UliNA','$:a;tAs

n Unpainted Chest; a
drawer style, SO" high. Slight
lv damaged. Orig $40 2.9e
% Implanted Chest: 7-drawer
style, 48" high. Sold as is"
Orig $40 - 6.e9
% Unpainted Kitchen Table:
With drawer, Sold as is
Orig. 3.49 40
% Implanted Kitchen Table:
size 25X40". Floor sample.
Orig 395 ------ 2.9e
~ Unpainted Dropleaf Table:
size 35x41" when open. Floor
sample. Orig. 3.95 -z.9e
% Implanted Dropleaf Ia
BILE: made of Ponderosa pine.
Floor sample. Orig. $40 3.o9
% Implanted Bookcase: s di-
vided compartments. Size
36x36". Floor sample. Orig.
sos --------------4. 4.9o
% Upright Style Bookcase: 4
compartments. Size 4lx21".
Orig. 3.49 ---2,58
n0) Fibre Board Moth Chest
Sets! orig. 1.19- -Soe
G,oldenbero'S-DoUnstairs
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31IESH; SUITS

tD Women's Goats: in tWeeds
and plain colors. Sizes 38 to
a.. Orig. 1895 5-------7,SS
~ Two-pc. Suits; of red cot
ton gabardine Sizes IA and
l8 Orig. 1895 -----4.8S
~ TwO-pc. Suits; in plaids,
$50 wool. Sizes IL and 1a.
Orig. 1896 ---------lO.SS
t6) Misses Fur -collared Plaid
Coats: 500 wool. Sizes u to
l8. Orig. 1895
~ Misses Boy Coats: beige
color. 500 wool. Sizes 10 to
Is. Orig. 1895 $50
Goldenbergs-Secon Floor
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FURNITURE NIT

W Phyfe Dropleaf Table; We
neered top, mahogany finish.
Imperfect Orig 1895 ll.66
Cd PuIl-up Chair; walnut
frame. beige tapestry. Dam
aged arm. If perfect would
sell for 6.95 2.98
tn Maple Sofa; solid maple
frame, VINE plaid tapestry
cover, spring cushion. Orig.
44o5 22.95
~ Combination Radio Mite
Table; with drawer and 2
shelves. Orig. SOS 3.4e
t3) Odd Dining Room Chairs;
modern style, walnut veneer.
Orig. 1875 4.6e
% 18th Century Mahogany
Dresser: with mirror. Floor
sample. Orig 1895 1885
~ 18th Century Kneehole
Vanity; I drawers, mahogany
veneer Slightly imperfect.
Orig. 1895 1885
GOtGenberO 'S-FOurth Floor
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LINENS

(23) Rayon and Cotton Plaid
Tablecloths; size 6ox8O", Orig.
l.S9 -
I'D Fflet Lace Cloths; size
60x60". Seconds of l.49 quail
ICy 10
fS) Hand printed Cloths; size
50x50'. Slight misprirfts. Orig.
l.39 e9 e9e
67 yds.) Mercerized Table
Damask; So" wide. Orig. soc
yd. -47 Ale
t63 yds.) Printed Toweling;
l6" wide. in floral prints. Orig.
29c I'd. d.---jse
GoldenberQ's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-05-27

The sooner YOU get that War saw
inss stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
I a$S
31Skl w

t2D Washa BILE Print Percale
Hooverettes; in small and me-
dunn sizes. Orig. l.39 44e
l9) Fast-coIor Cotton Dresses:
in red stripes. Broken sizes.
Orig. 1.e9 --l.54
(4 Cotton Housecoats; wrap
around style. soiled from dis
play. Misses sizes. Orig. 329,
2.9o
% White BrOadcloth Uni
forms; sizes IL and IA. Orig.
l.79 "a
(9) Brunch Goats: of fast
color percale. small sizes, Orig.
$50 ------l.o9
Golden bero Floor
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MEMS a

t45) Washab BILE Sport Shirts:
of crash and gabardine. Small
and medium size Out of 2.98
slack ensemble ---- 33c
t3) Celanese Rayon Shirts;
white and tan. Soiled from
handling. Sizes IA and II.
Orig. 2.95 Lilo
t3) Army Writing Kits:
cloth bound. containing writ
inc paper, envelopes, etc, Orig.
100 -- lac
(40 Washable Slack Pants;
of crash and gabardine. Sizes
30 to 36. Out of 2.98 slack
suits --------- SAC
90 Tuxedo White Broadcioth
Shirts; soiled from display.
Sizes IA to Is. Orig 200 90
81 Famous Make Rayon
Striped Robes; blue and green.
Small sizes. Orig. 598 2.4O
(6) Army Shoe Wipe Kits;
consisting of 3 glovc-tvpe
cloths, wrapped for mailing.
Orig. 29c -- SC
~ Regulation Army Tie: of
poplin and mohair. Orig.
Csc ------- 11e
u5l Sport Shirts: of light
weight summer fabrics. Small
size. Irregulars of 79c quail
itv - l5e
'96 prs.) Cotton Hose; regu-
lar length. black and navy.
All sizes. Orig. 23c pr. l2c
C6) American Fugi Cloth
Shirts; bamboo color. Soiled
from display, Sizes l4l2 end
IS Orig. 2.98 -I.88
t3) Heavy Quality White Drill
Overalls; size SO. Orig. 2.29.
l.O9
t3 Luxedo Fur Felt Hats; in
grey size 7aa. Orig. 4,98l. AS
~ Army Sewing Kits: in
leatherette case. Orig. l29,
33e
GoldenberU's- Floor
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Mems Reg. 1888
Spring Suits
so

Just l8 suits in this clearance
group Of mems spring suits. in
weights suitable for all year.
round wear. Herring bones and
tweeds in solid shades and
fancy patterns. 3-button sin
gle-breasted models. Sizes for
regulars. 3 "a, 3 35. ? 36, l AZ;
for longs, 36, 2 81, 40,
? 42. 2 "A.
I1 Mems Summer Suits: OF
featherWeight rayon fabrics.
in blue and grey. Single and
double breasted models. Sizes
for regulars, | 35. 2 36, 81,
40, "A. for shorts, ! 36,
l SO: for longs. 2 38. 2 80,
3 40, ~. Orig. 1895 1000
(49) Mems Sanforized Sport
SIacks and Pants; in light and
dark shades. Sizes % to 36
Orig. l.95 ------------ "a
Goldcnberg s-Mnn Floor
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.E333;{z

125 yds.) Rayon- finish Mar
quisette: in ecru color, Useful
remnant lengths. Orig. 39c
yd. 28e
tS5 yds.) Remnants Of Ham
mered Satin and Rayon Repp;
5o-in. wide. Orig. l.39 yd.,
47e
t69 yds.) Solid Color Jaspe; in
rust color. Orig. l9c yd.--l0e
t0 Boudoir Chair Covers; of
red and brown chintz. Orig,
1.59 94e
n5) Cretonne Sofa Covers;
for fiat arm T-cushion sofas,
IS" and "a" sizes. Orig. 5.98,
3.ee
nl5) Cretonne Dining Room
Chair Covers; for seats of arm
chairs. Orig. 49c ea.--l9e
Is prs.) Woven Plaid Crash
Drapes; in rust color. Orig.
2.99 pr. r.-.-l.77
t225 yds.) Glazed Chintz; for
drapes and slip covers. Orig.
3sc yd. yd.----lee
Goldenbers's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1943-05-27
GLOVES

1897 WOmen'S Leather Gloves;
in black and white. Broken
sizes. Orig. 1875 .4o
t43) WOmen's D0eskin and
Capeskin Gloves; finished
sheepskin). Slipons in assort-
ed colors and lightweight
capeskin in black only. Bro
ken sizes. Orig. 100 49e
(38) Women's Rayon Fabric
Gloves; in pink and blue. Orig.
soc 44c
1857 WOmen's Summer Fabric
Gloves: in assorted colors, bro
ken sizes. Irregulars of 39c
quality y--l0e
Goldenbergs-Main Floor
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&ll2,3:!;!S]|

(33) Girls All-wool Sweaters;
small. medium and large sizes.
Orig. lit Ale
(S) Girls 2-Pc. Plaid Suits;
sizes 8 TO 10. Orig. 3.99 l.79
(2) Tots Washable Cotton
Dresses: sizes 3 and 4. Orig
2.99 --l.19
~ Girls Washable Cotton
B!ouses: sizes 4. 6 and 8. Orig
8ac ----- 69c
'4) Boys Wash Suits; size 6.
Orig. rs ------ 6oe
Il pr Infants Soft White
Shoes: size 2. Slightly imper-
feet. Orig. l.o9 SO
- prs.) Infants Soft White
Shoes; sizes 81 and 5 Orig
$50 40
(36) Tots and Girls Rayon
Slips; broken sizes. Orig. 44c.
24e
(8) Girls Cotton Wash Dress
es; in stripes. Sizes IL, 1872
and 49,. Orig. 800 2.8o
~ Girls Cotton Wash Dress
eS: in prints. Size IA. Orig.
1.25 89c
(3) Girls Cotton Wash Dress
es: in stripes and prints. Sizes
10. l212 and IA. Orig. 2.99.
2.5e
(2) Girls Cotton Wash Dress
es: sizes 81 and 1872. Orig.
2.2o 1.9o
t2S) Girls Cotton Slips, bro
ken sizes. Orig. 44c - 24e
~ Victory Carriage, dam
aged. Orig. 1899 800
u Victory Carriage; dam
aged. Orig. 1899 - 500
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Reg. 1893 Summer
HANDBAGS
99c

Big sport sizes in fabrics and
keratoIs, red, kelly green,
white and tan. Many with
several compartments.
t180) Washable Fabricoid
Handbags; white and colors.
Soiled and sold "as is" Orig.
100 and 69--29e
1867 Leather Billfolds: with
2 and 3 extra pass leaflets.
Orig. l.39 and 1.59- 97e
(35) Genuine Leather Cigar
cite Cases; holds one pack OF
cigarettes. Orig. l.0O---6oe
Goldenberg's-Matn Floor
Evening star., 1943-05-27
RESORTS.
ELKTON, VA.
For Your l943 Voeotion Try
TUE TApIcc ciuv@,, ~.

For Your l943 Vocation Try
The GABLES. ElKTON, Va.
Beautifully situated on the Shenandoah
hlVer IN the valley between the famous
massanutten Mountain and the Blue Ridr.
boatins. fishing, sw INNING. horseback rid
,ns' croouet, tennis, shooting in season
Nsi5 snI;n. three famous eaverns: Mountain
OF internationally trained culinarian. Good
infn1.; fofnnsct,Gns by train or bus; For further
Information please write to N. c. VIasyeld
manaser. The Gables. EIkton. Va.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
FLEETWOOD
tennessee Ave. Ofncal AAA Il Keystone
Hotel. One of the cleanest. most attrac-
tive hotels in Atlantic City. European Plan
innerSprlns mattresses. Private baths, new
furnishings. Ocean bathing. Minimum rates
81 80 dav Up or more occupying room
Phone 4-?h60-J. w. Binder Mgr
MARYLAND.
IT'S VACATION TIME,
Send for booklet describing wonderful
place to visit. Near by, Reasonable rates
Fred Harper. ROYAL Oak, Maryland
Evening star., 1943-05-27
1I''l1a1I

12) RayOn Satin Slips: small
sizes. Orig. l.59 ----- Tie
t24 Rayon Satin Slips: lace
trimmed and tailored styles.
Orig. l.98 -----------l.37
t49) Rayon Undies; including
pantieS. Orig. 39c 27c
uW Rayon Satin Gowns:
originally l39 ---------9 99e
n9) Rayon Satin Slips; orig
inally 1.l9 ----------9 99c
tS) Rayon Panty GirdleS; orig.
79c ----------------64 sac
Goldenberq 's-Mnin Floor
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::i!l,k., L.; ~: '!,:,!|
'2O) Boys Cream Color
Stacks: sizes "a. % and 30
waist. Orig. 2.59 --l.32
~ Boys Wool Stacks: size
10 Irregular-if perfect would
sell for 39a 1T
90 Boys White Suits: button
front style. Size 5. Orig.
1.7o ----- -. .44
t9) Jr. Bows Slipover Sweat
ers; crew neck. Sizes 4. s and
10. Orig. 1l9 -- 44e
(3) Boys Blue DuDsarees; size
s. Orig. 129 Sic
t25) Boys Broadcloth Pa jamas:
slightly shaded. Sizes 8 to is.
Orig. l.49 --------- Sic
(40) Boys Swim Trunks: belt
to match. Sizes Is to 80. Orig.
100 ---- -------- sc
(2) BOYS Jackets: knit bottom
and cuffs. Medium size. Orig.
1913 --------- -------- III
IS, Boys SlipOver Sweaters:
two-tone effects. Sizes 30. 80
and "a Orig Q2 o4r
l8) Boys Dress Shirts: slight
lv mussed. Sizes l2i ? to IA 2.
Orig. l.19 ----- ----- 8Se
nD Boys Polo Shirts; sizes
to IA. Orig. 100 6oe
Goldenberq'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-05-27
IT'S VACATION TIME,

Send for booklet describing wonderful
place TO VISIT. Near by, Reasonable rates
Fred Harper. Royal Oak MARYLAND
Evening star., 1943-04-15
keRosg Company Developed
Sveh q Doq Food 5 Years Aqo

So today you can buy, right off your gro
GERS shelf, the convenient easy +o-serve,
MEAL FORM GRo-PuP. It's dry food, IN a
compact box that saves shipping space for
war needs, and saves pantry space at home.
But don't think that GRo-PUP is merely a
wartime food, put together from necessity to
serve the needs Of rationing Actually, the
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Series Of Social Nights
To Honor Each State

A series of social nights dedicated
to each State in the Union will be-
gin April 20 at the USO Club at
1914 N street NV. with a program
dedicated to the State Of Mime
sofa.
As each State is honored, the
program will consist of customs,
food and dances common to the
respective States.
Minnesota was chosen as the first
State to be honored because it lead
the clubs Mile of Dimes" contest
Arthur Pearson, vice president OF
the Minnesota State Society here
will be master of ceremonies.
All Government workers and men
and women in the service from
Minnesota are invited to attend the
evenings entertainment. The COM
mittee in charge. headed by Miss
Mary Frances Degnan and Miss
Alicia Ortega, will welcome any
suggestions.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

NIX 1 ~ esep viii " ~ q vsasr. hssh NIX
(Abovs proportions for 2o-lb. do6)
enjoy and thrive on aRo-PuP.
Mix m proportions of full cup oAo-PuP with u cup
cold water Cor bro<h milk vegetable
jsicss) m bowl o. pan with rounded bottom if pos
sbas) stirring thoroughly TO absorb al kquid Add
table scraps, available, for variety.
AMOUNT Of eRo-PUf FOR WEIGHT OF DOG
WsisM A~sssa eao-suP kss Aspes.s Il Wstss
u bss ~ ~ ~ osass lispid
10 pounds u cup " eup
20 pounds 1eup "A cup
40 pounds cups ! cup
80 pounds cups eups
100 pounds Soups IA eups
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
Avoid rapid change your dogs tvo Of three
days combine nsw food with food previously fed.
Growing puppies should food psr pound of
body weight thas fnh-grown dogs.
J. your dog gets fat feed sailsr hs sets
thin, feed Larger he refuses consult
your veterinarian.
4. KnLooGs oRoPUP NEAL Is adsqusts grown
dogs and puppies except for the female during Tie rsro
dction and lacataoo period whsn fat should b added
). Each package Of lGIAL Form vsist,s II
ounces Two packages calculated to the food
requirements Of normally exercised 15b. dog
for q week, when fed according 10 directions
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Schools 10 Give Annual
Evening Of Music

The fourth annual Evening of
Music" presented by : the white
senior high schools will be held at
BIS pm. tomorrow in the McKin-
ley High School auditorium, Sec
ond and T streets NE.
Organ music played by Mrs. Helen
MARCEL Bellman. of the music de-
partment will precede the formal
program, when works Of American
and foreign composers will be fea-
tured. The public Is invited.
The program will be given by the
High School Cadet Brigade Band
under the direction of Capt, An
thony Campanella; the Inter-High
School Girls Chorus, conducted by
DIR. Edwin N. G. Barnes, head of the
music department; the Inter-High
School Band, directed by Capt
Franklin ]. Jackson; the Inter-High
School Mixed Chorus, conducted BY
Harmon Nicodemus, and group
singing.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

DO about my dog, now that
w meat rationing is here? There isn't any
as beef heart and pork liver are included
in the restrictions"
Don't worry. The government has thought
Of that. And they've made 1t possible for the
Kellogg Company to bring you the news in
this advertisement.
Recognizing the morale value Of the ma
tons pets in wartime, the government allows
the makers Of dry dog foods to include in
their formulas an adequate amount OF pro-
tein-an amount estimated to be sufficient
for the health Of the normal dog, and a
greater amount than authorities set as the
r1<,oAs minimum reru,irer,Anf
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Rution Board Official
Refused Piece of Cheese

! By the Associated Press.
MACON, Ga.-"And bring me a
nice big piece of that apple pie -
said the restaurant diner to the
waiter.
And bring me a piece of cheese,
too" added his companion.
Sorry" replied the waiter, I'VE
can't serve you cheese. It's ra-
toned"
So General Chairman Chsby Clark
and Chief Clerk Milo Medlock of
the Macon ration board ate pie
without cheese.
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Ad Club Hears How Britain
Meets Publishing Problems

Jack Winocour, Director of the
Washington Office Of the British In
formation Service, yesterday told
members of the Washington Adver-
tising Club how British advertisers
had co-operated with the govern
ment in educating Britons to war
needs.
Speaking at a luncheon in the Har-
rington Hotel. Mr.. Winocour outlined
the work of the MOI British Minis
try Of Information) in its relation to
other government agencies. He also
showed films illustrating how the
London Times was published at the
height of the aerial blitz. Also
shown by the films were the black
market in operation and a news
paper delivery train being bombed
by Nazi planes.
An exhibit sponsored by the MOI
was on display. It showed in detail
Evening star., 1943-04-15
No dog need go hungry suffer manuon through getting
enough fresh meat this thought has been worrying you because
meat raonng here is good new from the Kellogg Company

Best Of ali, oRo-PvP in MEAL FORM, with an
its advantages, is one of the most inexpensive
dog foods your grocer carries. It's economi-
cal at any time. But right now, to acquaint
even more people with it, the Kellogg Com
pany is making special Introductory offer.
Special Money-saving Sole to Aequoint
You With MEAL.FORM GR0-PUP
In this special sale you will be offered two
packages for the price of one. And two pack
ages will feed an average, normal 15-lb. dog
for a week.
Don't wait. Clip out coupon now and take
it to your grocer's. Start your dog on cRo-PUP
in MEAL FORM for the duration-and you'll
never want to switch.
MOTT: Since the diet OF any dog should b
changed gradually, read the directions for
feeding that are printed on the GRo-PuP pack
see and that appear IN the box to The left
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Task Of Finding Rooms
For Officers Assumed
By Trade Board Unit
Greater National Capital
Committee to Operate
Clearing House

A hotel room or cot for every en-
listed man or officer who visits
Washington over week ends-an es-
timated 10000 uniformed mems
the object of the new emergency
housing system by which the Greater
National Capital Committee of the
Washington Board Of Trade takes
over the Hotel-Transient Clearing
House formerly operated by the Ser
vicemen's Lodging Committee Of the
War Hospitality Committee.
The latter group will continue to
find cots for every enlisted man,
1900 OF whom it placed last week
end.
Conference Held.
Discussions by which the Board Of
Trade group will find hotel rooms for
officers and their families over week
ends. leaving the placement of en-
listed men to the War Hospitality
Committee, were eliminated yester-
day afternoon at a conference at
tended by Edgar Morris, chairman
of the Greater National Capital
Committee: Arthur j. Harnett, exec
utive secretary of the Hotel Asso-
ciation; L. Joseph Calm, executive
secretary of the War Hospitality
Committee. and 1t. J.g) T. Stanton
Kolb, Navy billeting officer.
The Board Of Trade committee
will expand the machinery with
which it has found housing for Dis
trict tourists for the past II years
Maintaining operating contact with
eight hotels, it is equipped to han
die 100 officers and their families for
the next week end. If the demand
proves too great, they will fall back
on their standing list of available
tourist and private homes, Mr.. Nor
ris said.
Requested by Akers.
The Hotel Transient Clearing
House has been operated by the
War Hospitality Committee from its
organization last December. Up to
last week end they had placed 704
officers and their wives. 1t was
considered expedient, however, for
this service to be performed In the
future by the Greater National Capt.
tai Committee because of its past
experience and smooth machinery
The move was made at the request
of Floyd D. Akers. chairman of the
War Hospitality Committee, it was
revealed.
The service now available is open
to all officers and their wives within
300-mile radius, Mr. Morris said.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

Kellogg Company developed such food FIVE
years ago-in consultation with leading nu-
tritional authorities. Five years ago, GRo-PuP
was awarded the Seal of Approval of the
American Veterinary Medical and Animal
Hospital Associedons. It was the first dog
food Of any kind to be awarded this seal.
Owners who have used it ever since its intro
duction have praised it highly. And today it
is one of the most extensively used dog foods
in the country.
GRo-PUP in MEAL FORM not only has the
maximum amount Of animal protein the gov
ernment allows, but, in addition, provides
every known vitamin and mineral require
n1ent for dogs of all ages. Outstanding nutri-
tiooal authorities have given it their unquali-
fed approval. And dogs-prize-winners and
household pets alike have loved it and
thrived on it. It's proven food to which you
can turn with utmost assurance.
Evening star., 1943-04-15
P-TA to Elect Officers

Election Of officers will feature
a meeting of the Groveton (Va.)
Parent Teacher Association at 8
o'clock tonight at the school. E. L..
Evening star., 1943-04-15

how British advertisers had met the
problems of wartime restrictions on
vital materials.
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Fox, president Of the Virginia Con-
gress OF Parents and Teachers, will
speak.

Gentlemen prefer blonds-patriots
prefer bonds. Buy now.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-13
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may devotion ~
N"ur cough, chest cold. or acute brnn.
Ch'''. :, n"t treated and You cannot af-
.nru To tax" = chance with any medicine
'"H. potent Ihan Circumcision which
zoe !l-ht To The scat of the trouble IN
h,lp loosen and cXpcl germ Laden
pNlnGm and AID nature tO Soolhc and
neal raw. tender. m!iamcd bronchial
mucous membranes.
trc"muiaI"n blends bccchwood crco-
sol" 10y %p,Cla! process with other time
tested medicines for coughs II contain.
nu narcotics.
oh" matter how many medicines vnu
hI'r jrI"t. tel your druggist to sell YOU
bottle nt Cr"omIIl,lOn with the UNDER
aAuGinG you must like the way il quick
~ 3i!IyS the cough. permitting rest and
S!cHp. or You arc to have your money
back. (AdvD
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-13
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY IL, 1913
Henderson B 4 L Shows
Good Financial Status

directors "u then mcv-.nr, dina,
'tr HrH Mas the best IN the hiS,nm,s
"i 'hC association. '''S
II" reserve WAS Increased fro..
30" I" S%.29,.2I. and. al,hnurh ,nn
#.."''Ill"m Lad called n an nf wy ~,
."t pad stock. amounting Ia 81
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23
f NOTICE OF SALE OF
COUNTY PROPERTY
State of Washington. County of
z Benton SIS. <... 2,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That in accordance with an order
heretofore entered on the Goth day
of September, 1913, by the Board
of County Commissioners of said
County, directing the sale of the
real property hereinafter describ-
ed, acquired by said County for
delinquent taxes under tax fore
closure suit and sale, I, the under
signed County Treasurer of said
County, will, on the 18th day of
October, 1913, commencing at the
hour of 10 o'clock AM, and con-
tinuing until the hour of 4 o'clock
pm. of said day, unless the prop
pm. of said day, unless the prop
erty hereinafter described shall
sooner be sold, at the front door
of the County Court House, in
Prosser, in said County and State,
sell to the highest bidder for cash
or on legal contract, the following
described property, situated in
said County, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: E
City of Prosser, Lots 4 & S, blk.
City of Prosser, Lot 2, block 25,