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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
By WILLIAM BRADY. MD.

The common cold is usually not serious-begins an article entitled The Common Cold" by Albert D. Kaiser. MD. City Health Officer, in Rochester Hospital Service News
 With all due respect for Dr. Kaiser-I have cited in this column many times his unique and, think, unparalleled study of the effects removal of tonsils from school chil- dren-I protest that he makes the same mistake that nearly all medi- cal and health authorities do when they attempt to instruct the pub lie about the common cold"-he fails to define or describe the en- tity, ailment, illness or whatever it may be( and therefose a reader can not know what the doctor is talking about.
 But that. it is necessary to say, is the main reason why the old timers in clinical and preventive medicine do their-strive to keep it so. It is the regular, reasonable and scientific custom to define or describe the entity, ailment or ill., ness about which you write or speak, so that your readers or list eners will know what you are talk ing about. Of course if you don't know what you're talking about you have to omit that embarrassing de- tail-but that is not at all difficult. The old timers have two ways of ducking the issue - (a) by calmly ignoring it and plunging right into the stereotyped or canned lecture, as Dr. Kaiser does in this instance; :; or Cb) by telling the audience that of course everybody knows what the common cold is. so you need not take up their time describing it. and nine out of ten readers or lis teners fall for this or at least let it pass without an audible yah-but.
 In the second paragraph of his article the Rochester city health officer comedies the exact cause of the cold" is not known but says there is some evidence that a virus is wholly or partially re- sponsible. Then he states arbitrar- fly, or at any rate without visible means of support, that being chill ed, fatigued or emotionally upset tends to make us more susceptible to the cold virus
 Medical science is funny that way. There the doctor tells you, almost in one breath, that the cause is not known, that there is just some evidence" that some unidentified virus may be wholly or partially re- sponsible, and that being chilled, fatigued or enotionally upset makes you more susceptible to this hypo- thetical virus.
 Well, now, I'm emotionally upset over this. I had earnestly planned to pound away at my article all question now. get so-never mind, day long today, but 1t is out of the never mind, I'll forget it as soon as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
 It's Embarrassing

I am fifteen and I wish to shave my legs, as all the girls I know do. Mother claims shaving or using a depilatory will make the hairs show coarser and thicker. (B. K)
 Answer-You embarrass me, child. In the booklet 'The Hair and Scalp" is a chapter on superfluous hair. For copy send ten cents and stamped self addressed envelope I can't find it now, but several readers urge me to make up my mind which state ment to leave in the book, namely, that shaving or depilatory makes the hair grow coarser or that it doesn't. If I have to read the thing myself to make up my mind, it will not be soon. In your case, daughter, mother knows best. You are at the age of close secruiny, and in danger of seeing the fine down that covers every girls skin as hair" Shaving the down tends to make it grow coarser.
 Send letters to Dr. Brady in
 care of the National Newspaper
 Service, 326 West Madison Street, Chicago, III.
 Copyright 1946 by John F. Dille Co.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
Sub Debs Copy Pretty Coiffure
 By ALICIA HART
 NFA Staff Writer
NEA Staff Writer

Young things casting about for a new hair-do that will take a bath ing cap with as much grace as it takes a bejeWeled headband for party wear might end their search with one which copies the pretty coiffure worn by Great Britain's Princess Elizabeth.
 You know from seeing her pie ture what a youthful and softly curly hair-do she wears. From Fred Paul, New York stylist, who reproduced her hair-do for young models to sport, you can learn the tricks of copying it.
 Part your hair on the side, he says, and in the wide front section, set deep wave when brushed out it dips over the forehead-and short ringlets. The opposite front section is set with matching ring lets.
 Back hair is also put up in loose ringlets, accordins to this stylist, which can be worn tha. tay or brushed out to make fluffier bob.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
By SUE BURNETT

Like new blouse to set off that fall suit? Here's clever trio, all in the same pattern. Choose your pet version and fabric that har- monizes or snowy white will be per- feet. No one ever has too many!
 Pattern No. 8078 is designed for sizese l2, 14, Is, Is, 20; 40 and AZ Size l4, top blouse, Is yards of 26 or 39-inch, center, yards; below, short sleeves, Is yards; long sleeves IA yards.
 For this pattern, send 25 cents IN COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN MUM BER to Sue Burnett, Waterbury Democrat, 1l50 Ave Americas, New York 19, N. Y.
 Send an additional 25 cents for your copy Of the SUMMER Issue of FASHION-that exciting and different pattern book. 52 pages of specially designed patterns, beauty and home making sections, contest designs by Americas talented juniors. Plus free slip cover and drapery directions and free shoul- der pad pattern printed in the book.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23

is unusual because everybody at the table, with the exception of North, bid clubs. Souths opening bid of three clubs was purely a psychic bid, as he did not have a true pre-
 emptive bid. Miss Ruth Sherman (West) bid four clubs to show no losers in that suit. However, Wal demar von Zedtwitz in the East took up the slack on that when he bid five clubs. The six spade con- tract which they arrived at was a
 difficult one for most of the other
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
Cheshire Academy Instructor Leaving

Cheshire, Aug 23-Donald w Rogers, an instructor at Cheshire Academy, has accepted a position to teach education and philosophy at Colgate University, Hamilton, N Y. effective with the opening of the college term, Sept. 23.
 MT. Rogers is a graduate of North western University, and has a mas ter's degree from Yale University. Previous to taking up his duties here he taught at Loomis School in Windsor, Conn, and the Storm King School, Cornwall, N. Y.
 Camouflaged during the war. lighthouses off the English coast are being painted white.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
TAXES IN AIRLINERS

Denver -CUP)- Alice Minogue has 1000 hours travel time in an airliner to her credit - but she's never been of the ground in a plane.
 Miss Minogue. chief telephone op- orator for Continental Air Lines at the Denver municipal airport, hitches ride on the passenger planes moving from the airline's hahgar up to the air terminal at least three times week. The dis tance is one mile. She's been talk ing her lunch-time trips in the planes for three years.
 Easing of property taxes has caused a record realty boom in Cape Town, South Africa.s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23

 can say with satisfaction as he climbs back behind the wheel, Well, lunch didn't slow us up much" Mama still wants to stop along the way to telephone colle g e friends she hasn't even thought about in years, just because she happens to be passing through their towns. And Papa still thinks that is silly.
 Mama still thinks she hasn't seen a city until she has been inside it's department stores, and Papa is still trying to argue her out of wasting time like that.
 They are still arguing over when to start out each morning, Papa wanting to get an early start" and Mama asking "Is this supposed to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
a vacation, or isn't it?"
 PAPA ALWAYS DRIVES

Papa is still doing the driving, though, just as always, the plan was that Mama would take over when he got tired He's still never tired enough to want Mama behind the wheel.
 Mama is still seeing perfect places at which to stop at about four in the afternoon, and Papa is still speeding by them.
 It's just. like it used to be in the prewar days. Travelling conditions have changed-but Mama and Papa haven't changed bit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
Dr. Brady Commends
 Dr. A. D. Kaiser's Book

I arrive at the bowling green for the afternoons conference.
 Be that as it may, 1 still count the book 'Children's Tonsils In and Out" by Albert D. Kaiser, M. D., associate professor of pediatrics, University of Rochester Medical School, (published by Lippincott '32), as the best work on the sub ject in medical literatures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23

after all.
 M a m a S t i l wants to take il easy and Papa still W a n ts tc make time.
 M a m a S t i l wants to stor f o r le s u r e ly meals at places she h a S heard a b o ut. a n C Papa still wants to grab a ham LIA l. z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
GOOD EVENING.
LATE SUMMER SYMPHONY

It goes on every night the air, You don't in, it's everywhere, The night insect late Summer band, Lonesome like all the land. Outside in the yard, out in the park, The nocturnal ensemble starts after dark In the country it rings in your ears Drowning the shifting of gears. One hundred volins in monotone And heavier strings start nightly drone There's no conductor, lights are stars and moon And it's ever and always the old tune.
 FEM EM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
Vacation Tours HnUen,t t Changed in the Least
BY RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer

Well, Mama and Papa are again hitting the highways for that two weeks vacation. And things aren't so different from the preWar days,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
. McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY

Psychic bidding has many varia- tions, sush as psychic preemptive bids, psychic cue-bids, or true one bids showing control. Today's hand
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Pin-up Lamps
and Shades, $3.50

Less than half price
18 of these lamps and shades that
are ideal for kitchen or child's
room. Red and white or blue and
white.
l Table Lamp and Shade, swirled column.
cream composition lamp, gold colored trim,
black parchment paper shade with floral
design on front. Less than half price Now
$3.50
l Table Lamp and Shade, floral decorated
green and white china lamp complete with
eggshel color rayon shade. Half price.
Now -----------------------S12.5O
Vanity Lamps and Shades, glass and lucite
lamps with eight-inch ruching trimmed
shades Of rayon, eggshell with blue or rose
trim; gold with gold and white trim Were
$15.28. S1O
Modern Lamps, wooden with glass ball
insert IN base. Cotton shades. Were S1122
NOW 1896
Lamp Bases, glass font lamps, brass finish
shaft and marble base, fonts of blue, green
or amethyst tone. Were $40. Now Sc. OK
10 Lamp Bases, decorated china For vanity
or night table. Were $6.98. Now $40
l Torchierre and Globe, bronze finish metal
Was $28. Now %12
1 Bridge Lamp and Globe, swing arm type,
bronze finish metal Was s2s Now SIS
1 Junior Floor Lamp and Globe, bronze fn-
ish metal to match two above. Was $28
1No" ----------------------
Evening star., 1946-05-02
F furniture Half Price and Less

20 Cricket Chairs of maple
finish hardwood with cotton
covered cushions in assorted
plaid and floral patterns. Less
than half price. Now So
8 Vanities with Mirrors, Early
American in mahogany finish
hardwood. Less than half
price. Now w---------S24.5O
2 Lawson Love Seats, leathex-
cite covered in grey and yel-
low. Less than half price.
Now -------------- S79
l Living Room Suite, two
piece, sofa and lounge chair
covered in green figured cot
ton. Chippendale period style.
Half price. Now so
W&L-North Building FURNITURE
Evening star., 1946-05-02

l Lawson Love Seat, leather
cite covered in gray and yell
low. Less than half price.
2 Living Room Suites, two
piece, lined oak frame with
rose-colored rayon and cot
ton cushions. Less than half
price. Now W-------S56
2 Lounge Chairs, modern style.
Cotton Soucle covered in blue
or green. Half price. Now,
$3.50
Vanity with Mirror, in mod
ern style walnut veneer. Less
than half price. Now S29.95
Sewing Cabinet in mahog-
any finish. Less than half
price. Now----------$9.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Vanity Lamp Shades
Soc Less than. halt price

oUc Less than. hdtt price
100 Vanity Shades, delicate egg
shell color rayon with ruching
trim of blue or rose. Eight and
ten inches.
rs 5Table-type Shades, rayon, IA and l6
inches, ruching trim Less than half price.
NOW
Bridge-type Shades, rayon, IL inches. Less
than half price. Now ---75c
IL Floor Lamp Shades, 10 inches. Rayon
over paper. Less than half price. Now 81
4 Table Lamp Shades rose rayon satin over
white paper. Drum type. IA inches Less
than half price Now --5()
Table Lamp Shades, rose rayon satin over
white paper. Drum shape. 16 inches. Less
tnan half price, Now ---------------50c
W&L-Norh Building
LAMPS, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-05-02
One-of-o-kind Beds,
Springs, Mattresses

Sofa Bed, upholstered in heavy cotton
tapestry, beige colored. Sample, made to
sell for $119. Now -----S795 30
Box Spring on Legs, resilient coils, 36-inch
width. Slightly soiled. Sample, made to
sell Tor ss575. Now ------------S24.95
Double Box Spring with coil springs.
Slightly torn. Was $34.95. Now-S24 95
Double Box Spring, hand-tied coils. Was
$3.50 Now S29.5O
Double Innerspring Mattress, sample, made
to sell for s34.95. Now S24.75
i Twin Innerspring Mattress, sample, made
to sell for $42.47. Now WS21 TX
1 Quilted Mattress, cotton felt, twin size.
Was $3.50. Now ----------------S1 S19.95
1 Double Pad, all cotton felt Was $685..
NOW --------------S12.95
l Maple Finish Bed, double size. Was sl4s5
w&L-North BUILDING
BEDDING, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Boxes Zodiac
Stationery, Soc
Half Price

Half Price
$50 Boxes Stationery. "a sheets
printed with sign of Zodiac, IL
plain sheets and "a envelopes.
zoo Boxes Perfumed Stationery. Less than
half price. Now
36 Pairs Sun Glasses for those days of re-
laxing at the beach. Less than half price.
NOW SOC
So Wooden Pipe Racks. Less than half
36 Picture Frames Of wood in sxlo size. Less
than half price. Now -----95c
36 Boxes Matches with so packages to q
box. Less than half price. Now------15c
"a Celluloid Cigarette Cases. Less than half
price. Now
"a Metal Asherettes with wooden handles.
Less than half price. Now S145
fastener. 14-inch size in black or brown.
Were $780, Now, including 20H5 tax, s.
Is Waste Paper Baskets of heavy cardboard.
Half price. Now
IL Gin Rummy Boards. Less than half
price. Now
36 Ash Trays of metal with copper finish.
Half price. Now
IL Lucite Mirrors on stand Less than half
price. NOW .95
l Musical Typewriter. Was $14s5. Now
S8.95
s4af7oNEs1 R4&ahTSHEsta SsilssHs s1ss4 iIoos
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Shower Curtains, Ensembles
Half Price and Less

28 Nyon Ensembles Keiner curtains with window draperes
match. Less half price, rs
48 Hollywood Ensembles
and dapees to match Less than half price Now 95
Fabuon Ensembles Kner synthetic material Shower
and matching draperies Less than half price
10 Sets of Drape assorted shower drapes Half price,
S375
GARD" Curtains
kAAee'
wieria Curtains waer-repeent cotton than
naM al Price
Single Curtains than half price,
Single Curtains than half price, 1895
w&L-North Building
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Juniors Dresses, s2.'5
Less than halt price

Less than halt price
100 Juniors Dresses prints and beautiful coors Rayon
and wool, properly labeled Sizes to 15
40 Juniors Dresses in solids and prints for spring and
ner WOOL rayons and rayon jersey in dresy and tailored
styles Sizes to 15 Less than half price. Now $4o5
30 Juniors Wool Coats chesterfield and boxy types
sorted colors Sizes to 15 Less than half price Now $40
w4L-North Building
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Small Scissors, Soc
Less thai, half price

Less than half price
129 Pair Scissors with curved and
straight points. Gun metal finish.
~ Brassieres of cotton and mesh material.
Tearose or white. Broken Sizes Half price
and less
so Utility Bags Of Cellophane. Seven to set
Less than half price. Now -----15c
36 GirdIes of cotton brocade material. Tea
rose only. Broken sizes. Were $3.25. Now
S2.25
"a Book Straps of cotton material. Khaki
color. Less than half price Now------25c
1S Mems Pocket Requirements in white twill
cotton only. Half price. Now------2 for SC
Garter Belts of cotton material with syn
thetlc elastic inserts. Tearose only. Size "a.
Half price. Now
3 Garter Belts of cotton material Tea
rose only. Size "a. Less than half price,
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5CC
Hat Box Sets of cardboard with floral paper
covering. Were SITS. Now --S1
l Blanket Box Set of cardboard with floral
paper covering Was $29S. Now S2
1 Utility Cabinet of cardboard with floral
paper covering. drawers. Were $575.
l Hat Box Set of cardboard with floral paper
covering. Green with rose design. Was $275.
Now ------------------------S1.85
NOTIONS, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Window Shades, 75e We're s1.2,

100 of these shades that 36 inches wide by six feet
long. Either dark green blue
50 Faraay Cornces decorative composition window cornces
for windows to AZ inches wide Less than half price Now
66e
so Pairs Tailored Curtains dot cotton arquisette 72
inches long Were $3.10 80
so Pairs Tailored Curtains dot cotton marqusette 78
inches long Were $3.50 Now
18 Pairs Ruf1ed Curtains novelty cotton net color
Measuring 1/6 yards Were 1929 Now----------$2 $2.39
Odd Lot Pieces Bespreads drapere vanity skirts short
lengths of drapey fabrics greatly reduced for clearance
Evening star., 1946-05-02

IS Bathroom Stools of welded
metal, white enameled. Round top,
Is inches high. Half price. Now
75c
3 Unfinished Student Desks, space
at bottom for books. Were $15.98.
NOW a.
1 Unfinished Corner Cupboard, two
shelves at top and doors on lower
section. Less than half price.
W&L-North BUILDING HOUSEWAl
Evening star., 1946-05-02

Salt and Pepper Sets
oUc Less than halt price
1857 sets of these sparkling glass
salt and peppers with Sterling sill
yer tops. Individual dinner size.
Sets consist of three each of salts
and peppers.
109 Jam Jars, glass with silver-plated
tops. Less than half price. Now, 81
20 Pairs Hurricane Lamps, useful and
decorative. Less than half price.
64 Electric Mantel Clocks. Less than
nall price.
20 Electric Wall Clocks. Less than
half price Now
Prices include 209o far ,chere
applicable
sIfVERWARE. 0FHsST F4ssT FLOOR.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Misses Dresses, s7.s5
Less than half price

Less tHdH HdLJ pTICe
rs Misses Dresses in solid shades prints and stripes your
summer wardrobe. Rayon crepes. Sizes H. H. 16 18.
rs Misses Dresses rayon crepes and rayon gabardne in
assorted shades Sizes IL to 18 Were $495 Now 81 as
20 Misses Rayon Dresses solid shades and prints for the
warm weather. Sizes II to 16. Less than half price,
rayon gabardine. Less than half price Now---S1O85
Long Dinner Dresses in white and blue rayon CREPE pink
and blue rayon net brown blue check rayon Sizes IL
to l6. Less than half price. Now -$1O05
Evening Wraps for those cool evenings orchid WOOL
black velvet Sizes IL and 16 Less than half price
Now &I6 as
w&L-North Building BETTER DRESSES. 'S'
Evening star., 1946-05-02

5 Bathroom Hampers, metal, white.
Less than half price. Now 81
Unfinished Plant Stands, hard
wood tops. Less than half price.
Now
2 Unfinished Book Cases, corner
style. SO inches high. Were $9.99.
Now
l Dinette Table, maple, two pull
out leaves on either end. Was $50.
NOW -------.--------- -SZU
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Women's Play Shoes, 81

Less than half price
300 Pairs Womens Play Shoes for the play months ahead
Black gabarne and Mexican sandals in natural color lea
ther Some with colored trim. Sizes A to 9.
IS Pairs Women Arsep Shoes in white suede calf Assorted
sizes and styles. Broken sizes to g. Were $3.50. Now,
w., ... ..,.. .uo.. ..co..,.,oo. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Stair Treds, Sc

120 of these safe and serviceable
stair treds of synthetic rubber.
Measure 9x18 inches.
80 Hooked Rugs, cotton, oblong. Mixed
colors. Were $435. Now S2.75
20 Rag Rugs, oval shaped. Measure
2x4 feet. Blue, rose, green or gray.
Were $195. Now
20 Rag Rugs, oval shaped Mixed COL
orS. Measure 22X38 inches. Were $195.
Now
10 Rag Rugs, assorted colors. Measure
2x4 feet Half price. Now S1.25
Oval Hooked Rugs, cotton in mixed
colorS. Measure 22x36 inches. Were
$3.95. Now S2-5
W&L-North Building
RUGS. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
WiIIowdown Yarn
ZVe Less than half price
1913 Will0wdown Yarn Skeins in
100O/ xr,on1 for Jox,oJx, ~~,,~.k >~s


1913 Willowdown Yarn Skeins in
1000 wool for lovely sweaters.
Blue, black. 2-Ounce skeins.
4s Lucky Puppy Toys to make for children.
Less than half price, Now1C)c
36 Stamped Mother Dirndl Skirts on un-
bleached muslin, ready to be embroidered.
Sizes IA, Is. Less than half price. Now Csc
36 Matching Daughter Skirts. Sizes 8 to
10 years. Less than half price. Now35c
IS Stamped Cotton Scarfs with hemstitched
edges. 5x42 inches. Less than half price.
19 Living Room Pillows, covered with rayon.
Slightly soiled. Assorted colors. Were $2sS.
u Stamped Dresser Scarfs, cotton, l7x44, on
twill. Cream color. Less than half price.
A>o" -----------------------
18 Fibre Waste Baskets with prints. Pink
and blue background. Less than half price.
IA Stamped Kitchen Towels, cotton, with
patches to applique for gay note. Less
than half price Now w--------2Oc
II Stamped Nursery Pictures, two to . set,
with frames. Halt price. Now -------75c
II Stamped Cotton Scarfs with hemstitched
edges. 15x33 inches. Less than half price.
Now ------------------25c
IL What-not Shelves with mahogany finish
and white. Less than half price. Now Soc
10 Cotton Crib Spreads in red and white.
blue and white pin checks. Less than half
price. Now
II Pillow Covers to match above spreads
Less than half price. Now------------2Oc
10 Repp Bag Innings, rayon. with gussett.
Black brown Less than half price. Now
So
Mahogany Finish Coffee Tables with glass
tops. Slightly damaged Less than half
price. NOW
wSIMhe1th HS4 NssphrRpkk.s Rap,Iksksns sri,friu FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Mems Ties, 65e We're 81

60 Mems Ties in light and dark coors to please your nd
vdual taste Stripes paids and figures in rayon rayon
and wool, and wool.
Sports plain backs
and sleeves Rayon and cotton in brown Size large
Were $522. IS
Mems Tee Shirts fancy stripe cotton for work
play Sizes SO to 40 Were 185
II lveglas suspenders in Kpp style Tan brown Less than
half price. 29c
than half price.
Mems Sports Shirts, twotone blue rayon
properly labeled for content Size medium only Half price Now
, , , ~ - ~ - S667
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Misses and Women's Suits

%Zo We're $35 and more
IS Misses Womens Suits in wool checks worsted crepes
and tw Classic and dressmaker styles to please you and
fater your figure Black navy, brown beige and blue Sizes
10 to 18, 35Hs to 43h.
40 Misses Suits wool in black and white checks green red
black tan and gray stripes Sizes 10 to 49, Were $35
and more Now
40 Misses and Womens Winter Classic Goats black brown
gray WOOL Sizes TO- 12 49, 20 38 to A. 48 to 52a
80 Misses and Wonens Winter Classic and Casual Coats in
wool melton and wool suedes Black green Sizes
10 to TO- 38 to 49, 33 to Al M Were $3995 and Now
$21
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Women's Cotton Dresses

/oc Less than half price
IS Printed Cotton Dresses in the popular buttonron styles
Sizes 38 to "A.
30 Women Cotton Lace Dresses in half sizes to fit the small
wornans figure Sizes 16 to 242 Less than half price
Now ---------------------- -------------S3 so
Building .
Evening star., 1946-05-02
GirdIes, $2.25
Less than half price

IUU GlrdIeS and Pantle GlrdleS IN
cotton and rayon materials COM
bined with synthetic elastic.
Some soiled from display. Broken
sizes, mostly small.
W&L-North Building
CORSETS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-05-02
kyIon Slips, Soc
Less than half price

200 Nylon Slips in trim tailored
style for cool summer wear. They
wash easily, too, and no ironing
needed. Tearose. Sizes 81 to "a.
W&L-North Building :.
LINGERIE. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Bread Boxes, 95e Les. than half pr;e'

go of these all metal single compartment bread boxes to
keep bread cake clean and fresh White red enameled