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Evening star., 1947-02-22

A LUXURIOUS LONG ISLAND HOME will
Is acres, furn., vic; Of soutbamptoEn
trade at sacrifice price. EDW. E. CAhD
WELL, OR 2244. 20
Evening star., 1947-02-22
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

ARE you LOOKING for an industrial
bldg, site or warehouse? What kind OF
bldg. do you want? We can supply your
needs. BASILIKo INVESTMENT CORP,
212 Bond Bldg. pI s724. -23
Evening star., 1947-02-22
ACREAGE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE, near Wash
tngton, on paved road. Call EX 0966.
Evening star., 1947-02-22

1916 Dodge Ia-ton stake S1,7e5
1941 Dodge 1R-ton stake (new
motor - 1,1T5
i'f new. ne s.25xao tires tres a''''0 1,1s5
A' motor WV. "--r-1--NN-~ W Wv 1,7e5
1941 Int ton stake - 795
And many other good buys. ACTION
AUTO SERICE, 719 NJ st. NV, RE. 9565.
Omen Sunday "a
Evening star., 1947-02-22
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

!, 900 so. FT.; no pillars, high ceiling,
auto. heat. 2 entrances; railroad facilities;
ust off No. 1 in Alex, Va, Is minutes 70
downtown D. c. Phone WO. 1908. %
Evening star., 1947-02-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
ACREAGE FOR SALE

SO LEVEL ACRES, SUITABLE for suburban
Subdivision. in vicinity of Old GeorgstoWn
I'd. near Bethesda: $3.50 per acre. GRAHAM
HALL, WI $3.50. -23
historical Mt. Vernon, facing. on hard
surfaced road; perfect for DEVELOPMENT
or investment. Owner will sell on god
terms Box 417-J, Star. -23
1a-ACRE BLDG. sITE-High elevation,
Rockville and Frederick, Md $1,000 ea.
tract. $50 cash, bal. yrs. OWNER WNNER
ss,760 BUYS 10 ACRES right in proposed
Federal city near Andrews Field and
Spitland. Act now. WO. 1854 or SH.
ARLINGTON, vA.-1o acres. Lorcom lane.
near Cherrydale; price, $21,000 MURRAY
CO, MA. 1866. -25
So ACRES WATERFRONT PROPERTY,
Mt. Vernon, Va. MURRAY CO., MA. 1855.
GLEN HILLS FOR you and your family
to enjoy gracious living: fine elevation,
beau. scenery, in Potomac Hunt area, near
the coming Glen Hills Golf Club, accessible
to proposed freewayj choose now, one OF
the excellent l to 3 acre sites; new Sec
ton will open April and inspection can be
made now; let us help you plan and build
your modern home. Drive through ROCK
vile on Rt. IS for 212 miles. turn left at
Glen Hills sign. MARVIN SIMMONS CO.,
Realtors. OIL. $500. %
Evening star., 1947-02-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

SELL YOUR NEW OR USED CAR for the
highest cash dollar to the COLE MOTOR
CO., S232 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, 81
S242 ou,,zns ~. o,,o,, so,,,r ro,,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
FINES ISSUED F0R VIOLATIONS OF US.
 EIsh REGULATIONS

Capt Howard George, of the boat Mist, and members Of his crew were fined $500 each and ordered to for felt l,C00 fish by U. s. Commission CT Ernest Dennis at SitKa Their case was enc of four presented to the Commissioner yesterday and Tuesday for allegedly fishing dur ing closed periods. They were found guilty by a local jury. Thomas Young, of the boat Helen H., and members of his crew, pleaded guilty and paid lines Of $125 plus for feiture of 250 fish, The case against Capt. Peter John and members of the crew of the boat Starlight was dismissed The case against Capt. Mark Jacobs and members of the crew of the boat Rondoubt will be brought to Juneau for trial in U. s. District Court
 Hubert Gilbert, Sitka attorney, represened all defendants. Assist ant U S. District Attorney Ernest E. Bailey, of Ketchikan, represent ed the government. He returned to Ketchikan today from Juneau where he spent the night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
NURSE SHORTAGE IN
 ARMY; CAMpAIGN iS
 EXTENDED TO NOV. 30

Still faced with g shortage of Army nurses, the Department of the Army has authorized an exten- sion of the campaign to interest qualified nurses in career service with the new Regular Army Nurse Corps, T-Sgt. Erwin s. Craig, U. s. Army and Air Forces Recruiting Service, announced here today.
 Craig urges that Southeast Alas ka nurses consider the advantages available not only to career Army nurses but to nurses on active duty in the new Army Nurse Corps Sec tion Of the Officers Reserve Corps.
 Applications for permanent com missions will he accepted until Mo- vember 30, but there is no deadline for reserve applications. The age limitations are from 21 to A for those who served during the war, and 2l to 27 for these without mil itary experience.
 There are no restrictions on mar ital status for applicants for Re- serve commissions Further infor- mation regarding either Reserve or regular commissions may be ob- tained at any Army Area head quarters or general hospital, Craig said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
NEW REFUSE SERVICE
 BY BUS AkSEL NOW .IN FULL 0pERATIoN

Bus Ansell, formerly of Seattle, came to Juneau in 1945 as an em- plcyee of a well-known heating firm, servicing oil burning equip ment. For reasons of health It became necessary to leave that oc- cupation and as he was casting about for a socially useful occupa- ton it came to his attention that there might be room for a de- pendable pickup service in the field of community sanitation.
 Knowing full well that the dis posal of kitchen left-overs looms large in the interests of the gen. eral comm 'ty health, and sensing a need in this field of endeavor he decided after consultation with numerous civic minded lead CTS that Juneau was a place where a garbage collection service pre- sented community need.
 This led to the development and launching of the Acme Dispos- al Service, which met with a wei come from the start, according to numerous observers. An early development was the purchase and delivery of a new modern truck, especially fittsd for this business. This equipment, a one and a nall ton Dodge truck, was purchased through the R. w Bowling Com pany, Dodge and Plymouth dis tributors in the Gastineau Channel area.
 The truck, painted a bright red, has attracted much attention, ana teing designed for this special pur- pose. has a canvas top with roll back device.
 On the streets only a few days since November 16, when 1t tirst appeared, it attracted widespread comment, and there are rumors that the service may be extended to the neighbors of Juneau re- siding in Douglas and Treadwell, and along the highway in the vii cinity of the municipality.
 Anseu, owner and operator of the Thompson Apartments in Ju- neau. has given assurance that additional equipment will be pro cured just as soon as the need warrants it, and the slogan adopt ed ty this embryo firm is: Let's all work together and make Juneau and vicinity a cleaner and more nealthful place in which to live
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
HUNTER IS KNOCKED DOWN BY BROWNIE: GUN RIGHT 0N JOB

The story of an encounter be- tween a bear and a hunter dur ing the final days of the hunting season is being told in Juneau hy members of a party which went to the Glass Peninsula area on Albert Wallaces boat Alrita. Members of the party were Wal lace, his deckhand, David Han son; Keith Wildes, Bert McDowell Marshall Irwin, Lou Hudson and Dr. John Clements.
 On Friday, the first day of their hunt, Bert Mcdowell and Lou Hudson each brought down fine buck But Marshall Irwin came down off the mountains on the western side of the peinsula in- stead of the east side.
 Irwin stayed out all night, made his way around Pt. Hugh. and was picked up the following afternoon by another boat along the shore of Stephens Passage.
 MCdllWllllS, IlIllillS NUS pended by the other members of the party on the Alrita, and Sat urday morning they went out in search of the missing Irwin.
 David Hanson was alone, with the others some distance off in the woods. He was carrying only a 25-20, a light rifle not suited tor discouraging brown bear.
 Spotting some bear tracks in the snow, Hanson slowed up to in spect them more closely Hearing noise, he looked up to see the bear charging directly at him only yards away.
 There was just time to lift the rifle to an "on guard position and to snap off the safety, when the bear was upon him. One swat of the animals paw knocked the rifle to one side and sent Hanson spinning. But the gun was dis charged right beside the bears car, and that hruin was so surpris- ed and frightened that he turned and ran off just as fast as bear can run.
 Hanson had landed on the ground, hard, when the bear cuff ed him. But seeing his opportun- ity. he made for the nearest and most convenient tree and shinnied up to safety.
 The rest of the party, hearing the shot, came up on the double. They saw signs of a struggle in the snow, but neither the bear nor Hanson. Mcdowell called his name. and Hanson answered from his perch in the tree.
 It is reported that Hanson tus- played an immediate and under standable interest in larger caliber rifles upon his return to the sat- ety of the Alrita.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
Properly Transfers

Deeds for the following transfers of property have been recorded during the past week in the office of U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray:
 J. F. Malony Company to Ken meth Shudshift, house and lot, at Sixth and Harris.
 City of Douglas to Lee E. Swift to Juneau Spruce Corporation, five lots in Douglas.
 T. A. Heyder to Perry M. Land gren, house and lot near Fifth and Park.
 John R. Keith to George R.. Churchill, property eight miles out on the Glacier Highway.
 Dallas G. Taylor to Howard P. Andersen, house and lot near Eighth and Indian.
 George Lane to Julius Heine- mann, property at Third and Gold.
 Ismail c. Vosotros to F. L. Or donia, property on South Franklin near Ewing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
COAST GUARD SEEkS COOPERATION NOW OF
 M0T0RB0AT OWNERS

The Coast Guard, as the en- forcement agency, is endeavoring to obtain maximum cooperation of motorboat owners in comply ing with the motorboat act and sup plemental regulations.
 Generally speaking, all undocu- mented motorboats are required to be numbered by the Marine inspection Offices of the Coast Guard.
 Changes in ownership of charac- ter of motorboats necessitates the surrender and re-issuance of the Certificate of Award of Number Many cases of change in owner ship of motorboats in the Terri tory have not been recorded and this office desires to acquaint these persons who have acquired motor boats with this regulation.
 It is desired to point out that motorboats carrying passengers or freight for hire and over fifteen G5) gross tons are required to carry a Certificate of inspection is sued by the Coast Guard. Also, that any motorboat while carrying pas seneers for hire must he in charge of a duly licensed operator.
 Any information regarding the numbering of boats, or licenses, may be obtained by writing the Officer in Charge, Marine Inspec- tion, United States Coast Guard P. o. Box 2681, Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
Holiday Tea Given
 By M Thursday

A holiday tea was gwen yester- day afternoon at the lovely home If Mrs. Elton Engstrcm by the Jul neau Woman's Club for their mem bars and invited guests. More than 60 women called during the tea hours.
 The house was decorated with holiday greenery and a cracking ire was burning in the fireplace The tea tahle was centered by an arrangement ot pine and spruce bcughs in front of gleaming can d2lapra.
 A short program, which featured songs by Mrs Ernest Ehlers and piano solos by Mrs. Jack Popejoy, was given at 4.30.
 Pouring during the tea hours were Mesdames Wilfred Johnson, Den Foster, E. P. Chester. Jr., Me Kay Malcolm, George Playdon, D. w. Kerrcn and Ernest Gruenlng.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
w "A INF ADS
MURPHY & MURPHY

BEST NEIGHBORHOOD - 3 bed rcoms-good level lot-furnished washing machine, refrigerator. CAFE-cne person can handle price reasonable, location excel lent.
 SEVERAL HOMES Aux Bay up to acres land. S3,000 TAKES 2 bedroom home completely furnished-Glacier Hi way. Selling, illness. 3 BEDROOM home--cement base ment, furnished, Marine view. 8 BEDROOM home-Douglas, well furn. Large cement basement-2 large lots, all newly decorated, Rock-wool insulation. Garage furnace, etc. PETERSON HOME, Glacier high way patented land, good house, cement basement. Terms. DECKER BLDG. Terms-Good in- vestment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
IS TO SHOW PICTURES
 AT VARIETY SHOW

Color slides of the now famous SperIing bicycle trek down the AL aska Highway will be enc of the featured attractions at the color variety show to he sponsored by the Juneau Parent-Teachers Asso- citation. The show will be held at Juneau High School Wednesday November 26, beginning at 730 pm. Harry Sperling, administrative officer Of the Alaska Forest Ser vice. will show these pictures, ac- comoanied by a lecture. This is one of such 30 mnute performances to be presented that evening. Pro- ceeds from the show will go to- ward sponsoring the annual P-TA scholarship fund
 Sperling will tell a pictorial story of the unique trip that he, his daughter Mary, and son David, took last summer. Plans for the trip were formulated well ill advance, even such details as the kind of bi- cycles could best stand the rugged trip, what type o1 tent, clothing ana food to carry.
 Altogether the Sperlings travelled 1 ,C0C miles of the highway on their bicycles with Minneapolis as their ultimate destination. Like pioneers in any venture, they were looked upon as curiosities along their route, explained MT. Sperllng. They carried no guns. They made camp out of doors and all three had the me Of their lives Such small mat ters as losing all their food one night to marauding bear were taken in their stride by the "Cycl- ng Sperlings.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

the New York Stock EXcnange is controlled.
 The President said reaction to his message to Congress on Euro pean relief and cost living curbs has been very satisfactory. The Marshall Plan, providing long, range, self help recovery for Eur cpe, VII be submitted to Congress in aoout ten ds.y 5 he added.
 Informed that Senator Taft (R- Oh,o) has said his recommendation for limited authority to impose rrice-w wage controls and consumer rationing is totalitauan, MT. Tru- man replied he has no comment and added his speech speaks for itselt.
 No Reply To Taft
 A reporter told the President al- so that Taft has suggested the President already has export con- trol power but has not used it. MT. Truman said that is correct, but added the President never makes use of such powers to their 1uli extert unless needed. They are used only where they do the most good.
 Asked about criticisms that the United States is still shipping heavy machinery to Russia, MT Truman said the Soviets have a purcnasing commission here and that it is buying machinery needed fer repairing dams and for farm work. lie said he sees no reason to stop such exports now.
 He would not comment on the actlcn of Canada in imposing cer- tain restrictions on American im- ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
PLANE, PANEL TRUCK
 kSSIGNED LOCAL CAA

Juneau offices of the Civil Aero nautics Authority have been as signed a second airplane, a Stun son L-5, for use on inspection tours. This ship is in addition to the Norseman UC-64-A, airWays patrol plane piloted by Lawrence "Fuzz" Rogers
 Another recent acquisition of the local CAA headquarters is a new International panel delivery truck for the use Of inspectors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
SOME THEFT

DE.o mU.Nno, Luwa-Poice in Des Moines cant figure this one out. Neither can Kenneth Sonder- leighter who operates parking lot.
 Sonderleighter reported the theft from his parking lot of 35-foot light pole. The thieves dug up the pole, and hauled it away.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
SIMMONS FLIES WEST

Shell Simmons, co-owner of Alas ka Coastal Airllnes, flew to Anchor age yesterday on Pacific Northern Airllnes with Mrs. Simmons and their son.
 While on brief visit there, Sim mcns will attend a meeting of the Alaska Air Transport Association. He IS expected to return to Juneau by tomorrow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital for surgical attention yesterday were Lamont Weuwissen, Edella Eddy, Joseph A. Mclean and Mrs. Robert Bell Medical patients ad- mitted were Woodrow Reynolds and John Smith.
 Discharged from St. Anne's yes terday were Mrs. B. Rowland ana haby girl and Bernard Brune.
 Norman Clark was admitted to Government Hospital yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
SONS OF NORWAY

Meeting Nov. 9, pm. in Odd Fellows Hall. Discussion of Xmas Party. All members urged to at tend. adv. 739-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
FISH IN OUR POND

Nov. 21-7 to 10 pm. Presbyter- ian Church. Fancy work. Candy, Goodies, Greeting Cards, Girl Scout Booth. Dessert. -adv. 738-t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
HERE FROM HYDABURG

Lillian Russell and Helen B. San derson of Hydaburg are stopping at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
MARTHA SOCIETY BAZAAR

Nov. 21-7 to 10 pm. Sewing, candy, goodies, greeting cards Fish Pond-Girl Scout Booth. Des- sert. --aoV' ''o-tz
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
GOoDIE SALE

Nov. 2l-7 to 10 pm. Presbyter- ian Church. Sewing, candy, greet ing cards, fish pond, Girl Scout Booth. Dessert. -adv 738-t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
LOST AND FOUND

WILL PARTY who picked up wrong
 coat at Moose Lodge, Nov. l, please return Am holding extra coat at Lodge. 740-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

The ancient Egyptians made ar tificial light from metal rods with oil-soaked cloths wrapped around the ends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
FOR SALE

12 in. BLOCK WOOD and 3 fit fire place wood. Ph Green 45O.
 737- 1mo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

The three principal religions of the Philippines are Roman Cath olicism, Protestantism and Moham- mechanism.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

INCOME PROPERTY, 3 apart ments, completely furnished, elec-
 tric stoves, steam heated, cement basement, newly painted, excel lent condition, centrally located reasonably priced. Phone Blue 163 afternoons or evenings for ap- pcintment. 731-t12
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
FOR RENT

GARAGE, warehouse or shop, size 24 K 70 it. No TO Willoughby Ave. next to Coles Barn. Ph. Blue PTS. 737-tf SINGLE sleeping room with prt- vate entrance. Call Red 462.
 737-t6 FRONT STEAM heated room Tor gentleman. Green Alt. 73T-tf NICE CLEAN steam heated rooms, also steam baths. Scandinavian Rooms. 736-tf GARAGE FOR RENT. Ph. 5l3.
 736-tf RENT a SELECT-O-RAY SUM LAMP for better health. $10 De- posit, Rent $5 a month, may be applied on purchase price. PAR SONS ELECTRIC COMPANY.
 727-tf FURNISHED ROOMS, near busi- ness section, 326 2nd St. Phone Black 354 723-tf ROOMS FOR RENl. Down town location. Inquire at Darnells.
 657-tf. CLEAN steamheated rooms, clean beds. 315 Gold St. 656-tf ROOM-kitchen privileges = Home Hotel Phone 866
 NICE CLEAN ROOMS, by day ol week. Colonial Hotel. Ph. l37
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS

AVON PRODUCTS representative. Phone Black ATS. 20. Box 7tz.
 656-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
NEW CHIEF
 OF VA ALSO
 APPOINTED

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent. $7.5O. Paper Curls, $1 up, Lolas Beauty Shop. Phone POI 315 Decker Way.
 636-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
MURPHY & MURPHY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Phone 676 over First National Bank
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

Try the want-ads for bargains!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents, etc.
 Violet Seaberg, Green 483.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Teen Sportsweor

IS Originally 2.ss Rayen and
Cotton Chubby Biouses. Sizes
lQt2 to l6l2-------5oe
a Originally s.ss Checked Cot
ton Vests. Block and white;
sizes 10 and l2-----So Soc
8 Originally $50 Rayon sasin
Roin Hets. Pink and blue. soc
la Originally 4.ss Hendboss.
Shoulder strop emblem style;
block and brown. Including tox,
l.20
$ Originally 1855 AII-WoeI
ur1ined Joekets. Grey with red
tim; sizes 10 to l4---4.ss
Tees Sborsrsm, Seeosd Floor.
=. Ths Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Mems Hondkerchiefs!

f4o Originally $40 Mems Linen
Handkerehiefs, hond-roIled hens
ond hand embroidered initiols,
ZOO
$50 Originally sse Wemen's
Cotton Hondkerehiefs, hond-
embroidered for LOO
a. Originally 5ee Women's Loee-
trimmed cottons s-39e
50 Originally i.i9 to ZOO Wom-
ems Swiss Handkerehiefs, white
with eoIored enbroidery----79e
Handkerehiets, Street Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
~ s Originally SIS
Students All-WooI
Gabardine
Leisure Goats
1888

Just six of this handsome group
left, two-tone. style. | blue,
size SO; 3 brown, size 80; z
brown, size 40 -
50 Originally 3.s5 sanforized
Cotton Gobardine Wosh Stocks.
No more than 10 shrinkoge.
Is to 29 inch woist t---2.48
r. Originally e.55 Woterproofed
Cotton Gobordine Roineoots.
Sizes SO and 4O--------2.9S
r Originally 1928 TO 1895
Aii-wooi Sport coots. Sizes ] z
to ! l5------ 4.50
Boys Clothing, Second Floor,
- Thu Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
} Originally 4o. e5 ond St
Women's Goats
s29<

Cosuol ond dressy Styles, in
famous name fobrics. Blue.
navy, ond block; broken sizes,
35}2 to Al - ond SO to AZ.
Originally 5s.ss Black Fitted
AII-Weoi coot. Front belt;
size Al l2--------- SIS
! Originally 1895 Box coot.
All wool; brown; size 44---S2l
=, Women's Goats.
Third Floor Of Fashions,
The Hfeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-05-28

Clearance Of Misses
and Women's Suits
and Goats
$40
80 Originally 1895 TO S35 All
Wool Suits. CutoWoys, pepfun
books, classic and dressmoker
types. Black, grey, novy,. pink
and oouo in the group. Sizes
10 to l8-1---------
20 Originally 1925 AIl-Wool
FulI-Lensth Gobordine coats.
Grey, blue, oquo. brown, beige.
Sizes SO to a. 44-------Slo
10 Originally 1895 and ss5
AII-WooI Goats. Fitted and box
styles. Block. navy, kelly,
posteIs; sizes 10 to l8---Sio
s Originally 1926 TO S35 All
Wool Toppers. Boxy and fIored
back styles. Cinnamon brown,
oquo. blue. Sizes 10 TO l6, $40
l2o Originally 1915 kyIon-
Foeed Boxy BeIted Roineeats.
Silver grey; sizes 10 TO 20 ss
Mezsdsise, Third Floor of
Fashions, The Hecht Co,
SO Originally 3.4o to 7.e5
Girls Dresses and
Pinofores
2.Q0
Cotton seersueker stripes, solid
white eottons ond cotton tlorol
prints as we'll os printed dresses
for chubbies. Broken sizes.
10 Originally l.85 and $50 Felt
Beanies and Hots soc
IS Originally 2.ss White
orsandy Pinofores. Broken sizes,
o4e
3s Originally 1.ss White Cot
ton Middle BIouses. Sizes 7
to SO
IT Originally 3.9e Green Cotton
Comp Suits. Sizes 10 to Ok,
Las
IS Originally 2.ss White Royon
BIouses. Broken sizes ---l.6s
5 Originally 3.S4 Fabrie Hand-
bags. FIorol designs. Including
tox 1.74
8 Originally 7.e5 Chubby Cot
ton Dresses. Broken sizes, 3.e9
Girls Clothing. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
400 Yards Originally 81 10 l.3o
Cooted Cotton Fokries
6qe ). Soe s!.

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Ioce in black, white or ecru. Tied
tos sizes Il TO 20.
~ Originally z.sS and 3.eS
Blcusettes, dickeys and coliors,
rdyon sheers, Ioces and royon
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