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Evening star., 1947-02-06
ChiIdren's Anklets. soc
Were 81

100 pairs of 659c wool and $3.50 nylon ank-
let's Yellow, peach, green, brown and navy.
Sizes to IL.
100 Pairs Of u Length Cotton Socks in navy royal
and brown. Sizes 6 to 8h Less than "a price.
W&I-Chndren's Hosiery. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Fur Goats and Joekets
Reduced

Beaver dyed Mouton Lamb Goats In size IL. Were
$198 and $210. Now------------------- $138
/ Silverblue- dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Coat in
size II. Was 1854. Now------------------- -$240
Siverblue- dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Coat in
size 10. Was $3.50. Now------------------- $27G
/ Brown dyed South American Processed Lamb
Tunic Coat in size II. Was $420. ow--------$3l2
1 Natural Gray Persian Lamb Coat in size IA. Was
STA. Now------------------ $4OS
/ Beige-dyed South American Processed Lamb
36-inch Coat in size 16. Was $3.50. Now------$3oo
/ Bege-dyed South American Processed Lamb
Jacket in size 16. Was $306. Now------------$2 $21c
l Beige-dyed South American Processed Lamb
Jacket in size 16. Was $342. Now $234
I Sable-dyed Squirrel Jacket in size 16. Was $420
/ Slverblue- dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Jacket
In size 16. Was $306.
Prices include 209o fax.
W&-Fr Salon. Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
GIosswore Reduced

lis Goblets Less than " price. Now
ESQ Assorted Tumblers Sizes AZ to 1oh ounces.
Less than u price. ow---------,---------Sc
140 Footed Tumblers Less than " price Now, zoe
. Oil Bottles. Less than u price. Now-------S15s
/ Decanter Set. Was SO. Now----------------SS
: Decanters. Less than u price. Now $5Se
4 Small Decanters.4 Less than " price. Now III
$50 Beverage Glasses. We're 81. Now-----------Ses
W&I-Glassware, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Misses CIossie-style Dresses,
3S.95 Less than haif.brice

As Classic dresses in rayon flannel and rayon and
wool jersey. Red, green, gold and blue Sizes IL
to 20.
40 Rayon Gabardine Dresses, >buttoned to waist In
back, q length sleeves Melon, aqua, luggage and
gray. Sizes 10 to 16. Were $1495, Now S7.95
40 Al-wool Dresses including cashmere all-wool
Jerseys in dressy styles, push-up sleeves Gray.
acorn, kelly, green and bright red In all wools
Pastel shades in the cashmere jerseys Sizes IL to
so Stonecutter rayon crepe with button front and
tuck trim with rafia belts. Pink aqua, American
Beauty and lime. Sizes 10 to 20. Were $14.s5.
Now Sl095
49 An-wool Dresses in flannel and jersey. Dark and
light colors. Sizes 10 to 2o Were $1695. Now, $3.50
Evening star., 1947-02-06

: q ,0l
Women's Wool Dresses,
S18.75 Were SIS

1s wool dresses. black, green red. Sizes 20 to a
and 221a to 24h.
Is Women's Wool and Rayon Dresses Wool dresses
in gray, blue and fawn: also rayon mesh In black
only Sizes 141z to 1871 and 221a to 24h. Were
$2295.
~ Rayon Velvet Dresses. Black, blue or wine.
Sizes SO to 48. Less than "a price. Now----$14.5e
10 Wool Dresses. Brown, blue or green. Also glen
plaid in black or brown. Sizes 18 to AZ. Were
S5975.
Wool Costume Suits, one blue, one rust. Size 10.
Were sos.
Wool Suit, wine. Sizes 20. Was $11095 Now,
$3.50
z Wool Costume Suits, blouse with each. Burgundy
shade. Sizes 20 and SO. Were STATS Now, $S6
Wool Dresses brown with button trim. Sizes 1s
and 20. Were $125. Now---------------$s3 $s3.75
W3zL-Womens Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Junior Misses Dresses, $5.95

Less than half price
so rayons in one and wo-piece styles. Beige.
red, green blue, black and also checks. Sizes
to is.
10 Fur Trimmed Coats, fitted and box styles with
mouton, muskrat and beaver trim Red. gray.
green and blue. Sizes to Is. Including Federal
tax, prices were s7s.25 and $s5. Now ---------s5s
80 Wool Skirts in gored styles, also few Jumpers.
Less than half price. Now--------$2 $2.95
% Junior Suits in all WOOL classic and boxy styles
Checks and plain colors Sizes 9 to 15 Less than
half-price Now SIS
w&I-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
comera Supplies Reduced

~ Head-band Magnifying Focusers. For retouching
and coloring or close work.
10 Were $3.50. Now------------------- ---------s5
10 Were $3.50 Now .--S4 81
Photo Retouching Outfits. Were $2.75. Now--$1.50
is Reflector Clamps. Were 75c. Now----------4oc
W&L-Cameras, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Teen-oes Dresses, IS

Less than Y Price
50 dresses in all-wool jersey. Pastel shades.
Also a few cotton corduroy dresses. Sizes
/ to 16.
45 Jumpers in ai-wool plaids and cotton corduroy.
Assorted colors Sizes 10 to IS. Were $10s5 and
800 Sports Items including all-wool felt mittens
and scus allwool gloves and mittens, cotton plaid
scarfs and all-wool felt vestees. Less than "a
price. Now--------S------------ 'oc
100 Leather Handbags in drawstring, pouch and
wrist-strap styles Assorted colors. Less than
u price Now, including 20T taxi $1.20
100 An-wool Sweaters In boxy slipon styles with
long sleeves. Attractive designs Assorted colors.
Sizes 81 to 4o Less than "a price Now. $25o
W&I-Teen-age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Chino Reduced

500 Pottery Mugs. Fourteen ounce Mse Less than
n price, Now Soc
800 China Plattess. Fourteen-tnch size. Less than
u price.
$50 China Platters. Twelve-inch size. Less than N
price, Now ow----------------------- Soc
100 China Salad Bowls. Round, nine-inch size. Less
than Y price. Now 81
225 Salad Plates. Leaf design. Less than " price.
50 Covered Vegetable Dishes. Were t3.s5. Now,
S1.s5
Dinner Sets Forty-one pieces. Less than u price.
Now
Is China Cream PiteherA Less than " price. NOW.
tes
W&I-Chtna fifth yioos.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Solid, NoturoI Finish Cypress TobIes

Oblong Coffee Tables. Less than " price Now, So
1 Square Coffee Table. Less than "a price. Now sS
1 Round Lamp Table. Less than y price. Now, 81
/ Occasional Chair. Blonde finish hardwood Blue
cotton upholstery. Less than "a price. Now. SASS
Ottoman. Large round. Green cotton cover.
Less than u price. Now $50
Lawson Style Sofa. Blue stripe cotton uphol-
stery Was 5000. Now
l Student Desk. Mahogany finish. Was $29. Now,
$14.5O
l Student Desk. Maple finish. Was $34. Now, SIT
l Drop Leaf Extension Table. Mahogany veneer.
Was $7650. Now
16 Rayon and Cotton Lamp Shades.
6 Were $3.50 Now
8 Were $16.50. Now-------------$3.2 $3.25
Were $21.50. Now
10 Folding Floor Screens. Wood and fiber board,
wallpaper covered. Less than "a price. Now IS
W&L-LiNng Room Furniture Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Living Room Furniture
Reduced VI ond more

2 Right arm Chairs. Flowered, cotton cover. Less
than " price. Now $50
1 Glass Corner Table. Modern style Was ss5.
Now s47.5o
/ Lounge Chair. Regency Antique finish rayon
satin cover in wine. Less than u price. Now $1oo
Coffee Tables. Blond finished hardwood, oblong.
5 Were $1495.
Was s16.50. SS.25
Less than u price Now---S6 $50
1 Solid Mahogany Coffee Table. Less than u price.
Now -S36.25
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Housewares Reduced

s Metal Bread Boxes less than Y price. Now 25c
81 Shower Curtain Ensembles including shower
curtain and one pair Of draperes Green and yellow.
Less than u price. Now----------------------S IS
l Silver Chest, was $685. Now-----------------$5
/ Decorated Silver Chest, was $685. Now IS
Glass-top Kitchen Table, was $50. Now-----S20
Plastic top Kitchen Table, was $3.50. w--$25
/ Unfinished Kitchen Table, less than "a price.
/ Unfinished Chest Of Drawers less than n price.
/ Metal Linen Closet, was 1855. Now------$11
I Metal Wardrobe, was $17.50. Now----------$13
1 Metal Typewriter Table, ST.. Now 81
40 Dish Towels were Csc. .Now---------------15c
Decorated Chest Of Drawers Of cardboard. Was
$3.50. Now ------------------S IS
63 Quarts of Furniture Polish, were 81. Now SOC
21 Half-gallons Of Furniture Polish, were $3.50
NOW
20 Gallons Of Furniture Polish, were $2.45. Now,
$125
81 Pints of SO Odd Insectcide, were soc. Now ESQ
is Quarts Of SO Odd Insecticde, were ST. Now, Soc
64 Shoe Shine Boxes less than u price. Now--8Oc
W&L-Homewares, Eighth Floor,
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Misses Wool and Royon
Velvet Dresses Reduced

group OF plaids, blacks, pastels and high
shades. Misses sizes.
less than " price. $s.75
18 were $25. Now
"a were $22.95 to $2975. Now----------$16.5O
were $35. $22.25
less than II price. $26.25
were $45 and $A9.75. Now-----S29.50 so
20 were $59.85. -$37.25
less than u price. Now S47.74
IL were $8986 and $95 S5O.25
were $7975 and more. Now-------$52.25
were $110 Now S6I.75
were $95 Now $71.25
4 were $179.50 so
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Misses Wool and Royon

bIoUSes, $.3.45 We're IS and more,
styles with long and short sleeves, and
jewel-neckline styles with cap and three
quarter sleeves. Checks and plain colors in
beige, nude, white, aqua, lime, yellow, blue,
coral, brown and black Sizes 80 to 3s
w&I-Blouses Aisle IS, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Evening Gowns and Dinner
Dresses Reduced

A group Of evening gowns and formal-length
dinner dresses. Rayon fabrics including faille.
velvet, crepe, net taffeta and chiffon. Assorted
colors Misses and women's sizes
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Mems Leather Scuffers, $3.65
We're SS.75.

149 pairs mems leather scuffers Leather heel and
strap with soft wool innersole Heel is slightly
raised. Brown Sizes TO a.
w&I-Ths Mens Store, Second F7or
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Maternity Dresses, $10.95

40 Maternity Dresses In 5os wool, 500 cotton
jersey. Combinations in green and black, aqua
and brown, light blue and navy. Also a style which
buttons to the waist and has deep set-in sleeves
in aqua, pink blue and kelly green. Sizes 10 to 49,
W&I-Inexpensive Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Now ------------ -$1975
/ Double-sise Innerspring Mattress. Was s275o
Now ------------ -$1S.75
/ Twin-size Innerspring Mattress. Was $780,
Now
l Twin-size Felt Mattress. Was $29.50. Now, $l975
I Double-size Felt Mattresses. Were $3.50. Now
SI975
/ Double-sixe Felt Mattress, Was $39 so. Now
$19.75
/ Double-size Box Spring Was $38. Now SO
Double-size Box Spring. Was $3.50. Now, s1s.5e
Double size Box Springs. Were $3.50 Now, $1975
so Bed Pillows. Cotton ticking, 80To broken water
fowl feathers and 2o9o down. Measure 21x27
We're $575
Boudoir Choirs =
Floral Print. Rayon and cotton. Was s4s Now.
s2s.5o
Floral Print Cotton cover Was $s5. Now. s1s.75
3 Floral Prints. Cotton cover. Were $3.50. Now,
$8.45
/ Modern, Red Stripe. Cotton cover. Was $3.50.
Modern, Plain Cherry. Cotton cover. Was $685. so.
$40
1 Floral Print. Cotton cover. Was s22 Now sl4.5o
Q vanities. Mahogany finish. Large attached
mirror. Was $47.50. $3.50
l Vanity. Bleached prma vera. Large attached
mirror. Was $95. Now -----$47.o0
/ Modern Style Vanity. Bleached mahogany Large
attached mirror. Was $121. Now-----------S4S
/ Twin-size Bed. Solid mahogany poster. Was
/ Twin-size Bed. Blonde oak Was $43.50. Now,
$21.75
1 Twin-size Bed. Blonde oak. Less than "a price.
/ Twin-sze Bed. Gray enamel. Was $54. Now,
S29.5O
= Twin-size Beds Walnut finish. Were sl9.75.
1 Double size Bed. Blonde prima vera. Was S54.
Now $3.50
W&L-Bedroom Furniture. Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
ChiIdren's and Teen-oge

OnIIoFen oHu IeeH.o9e
Slippers, S Less than v price
200 pairs of slippers in variety of styles
and colors. Sheralings, feathers and fab
RIGS. Sizes 10 to and to 8.
w&I-Children's and Juniors Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Shorter Women's Dresses,
$5.o5 We're s1O95

40 rayon dresses in plain colors, button front
V-neckline and y sleeves. Gray, green, aqua and
luggage. Sizes 1914 to 241a.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Misses Wool Goats, Suits Reduced

Map-ato'no '''e" o0"' :" e1-' ~ 80 SIG
Evening star., 1947-02-06

wSL-Misses Formal Wear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

WSsL-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Mems Wool and Royon Robes
Reduced

rs all-wool and rayon robes in weights for
year-'round wear. Small, medium and
large sizes.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

&L-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06

1.-THE Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-11

Not IN few months now At any minute,
Miss Cooper would summon her and tell her
she was fired
Benzedrine, indeed!
But she thought again of how Dick had
Wmked at the superintendent and called her
Coopy." She remembered how that rigid
back had begun to lose it's stiffness She re-
membered her faith in Dick. He'd try. He'd
do his best Perhaps he could make Miss
Cooper take it lightly by saying it was
Harriet's birthday and he had kissed her -
well, you know, give the kid a break. Or he
could say Harriet had been upset over some
thing In the operating room and he'd been
comforting her, the way brother would
HARRIET blotted her eyes. None of that
would help 1t might get Dick out of the mess,
but no amount of explanation or soft soap
could make Miss Cooper forget that an up
start nurse had tried her wiles on doctor
in the linen closet And in the middle of a
busy morning, at that.
She squared her shoulders and left the diet
kitchen. Dick would have to be smarter than
anybody ever was to smooth this over
The morning wore on, and she managed to
keep out of Miss Cooper's way Then, about
noon, there was bus accident in the next
block. and Miss Cooper, driving her corps
before her like chaff, had no time for firing
people. But once she looked at Harriet over
Evening star., 1947-05-11

means? Harriet fingered, fascinated, but Miss
Cooper's eyes stabbed her like twin icicles
and, clutching the pile of towels, the little
nurse scurried to the door,
And oh, Miss Warner" Dicks voice
stopped her. She half turned and looked at
him past Miss Cooper's intervening back that
seemed, oddly. to have lost little of its
rigidity Miss Warner" said Dick, don't
forget the benzedrine.'
SHE dumped the towels on a stretcher that
stood deserted in the corridor and turned into
the diet kitchen. At the sink, she filled glass
with water and shakily slipped it. Fine time
for Dick to talk of benzedrine That, or any,
thing else, couldn't help now
During the months of their secret engage
ment, benzedrine, that name for pickup
drug, had been their magic word to encourage
each other when things had conspired against
them Dick had said it to her often when
her mastoid operation had made so large
hole in their savings. And 'benzedrine" she
had said back at him the time his small in
vestment had gone on the rocks. 1t meant:
Remember, so long as we have each other,
nothing really bad can happen" And it
meant, "A few months more and we'll have
enough saved to go back home and start our
own practice Then we'll be married.
Harriet set the water down on the drain
board put her face into her hands and wept
Evening star., 1947-05-11

an oxygen tank. and the little nurses stom
ach drew into knot There was no relenting
in Miss Cooper's eyes. and no mercy What
ever Dick had said or done, it hadn't been
enough.
1t was after three when the last victim
of the accident had been treated and Harriet,
passing the floor nurses desk, heard her name
called She shivered and told herself that this
was it.
But it was message from DR.. Tinsley,
tons Have them filled at the dispensary,"
said the nurse, "and take them to 15-A. At
four O'Clock sharp, he said. And he said not
to forget the benzedrine.''
The door of l5-A was open, and at four
O'Clock sharp Harriet, entering noiselessly on
her rubber -soled shoes, felt her spine 60 tense
The tray of medicines wobbled in her hands,
On the other side of the bed with its uncon-
scious patient stood Miss Cooper, her back
toward the door Beyond her, facing her, was
Dick.
1HIs is it, thought Harriet She'll fire me
now. so Dick can hear what she says She'll
jump at the chance. And she thought Bit
terly, he must have known she'd be there
Dick saw her He looked right at her But
he didn't speak and his eyes went at once to
Miss Cooper
Then i it was almost as if Harriet's en-
Evening star., 1947-05-11

trance had given him signal - he caught
Miss Cooper's hands, drew her into his arms
and kissed her.
well - Weebers," said Harriet, and set
her tray down.
Miss Cooper whirled. Her face. that had
been pleasurably flushed, went pale. With her
cap riding cockeyed and with crackle of
starched skirts, she swept past Harriet to the
door In her eyes was look of defiance and
unwilling conspiracy.
Miss Cooper couldn't fire her now. She
was just one of the girls.
Across the room, Dick raised his handker-
chief to his mouth and smugly removed
stain of lipstick. The End
Evening star., 1947-05-02
Chamber Session Ends
On Theme Of Cuts
By High Production
By Vincent Dwyer

The 2,070 businessmen who at.
tended the 35th annual meeting G
the United States Chamber of Com
merce here were home or on their
way there today convinced, in the
words Of their newly elected presi-
ident, talk alone viii not bring
prices down"
Earl o. Shreve, vice president Of
the General Electric Co. and the new
national head of the chamber, said
prices are starting to come down on
many items because supply is CATCH
ing up with demand. Maintaining
production at high levels, he said,
is the most effective way" to get
more widespread price cuts.
"An ounce of production" he said,
will weigh more in the price scales
than a pound of words"
President Truman's plea for price
cuts would have been better, Mr..
Shreve said, 'sif he could have
qualified it a little"
mo Need" for Recession.
The chamber president said "dur-
able prosperity" would grow from
industrial expansion if there was
cooperation with other nations to
maintain peace in the world, indus
trial peace at home, reduction in
business costs as a basis for price
cuts, lower taxes, reduced govern
nent expenses, and elimination of
the "left-overs of war-imposed eco
nonic controls"
He said a policy Of "across-the-
board" price cuts could cause un-
employment
There Is mo need" for a recession
this year, he said, especially in the
heavy goods industries, which are
booked way up into $780,
The proposed merger of the two
largest labor groups in the Nation
the CIO and AFL-would be of mo
concern" to the Chamber of Com
merce If the changes in labor laws
advocated by that group are enacted,
Mr.. Shreve said Otherwise" he
added, "the unions will have a
greater monopoly than they do
today
Would Ban Closed Shop.
Mr.. Shreve was elected president
Of the business group at yesterdays
final session of the four-day meet
ing. He succeeds william K. Jack
son of Boston.
The labor resolution adopted by
the delegates at yesterdays final
session would ban the closed shop,
mass picketing, strikes against Fed
eral, State or local governments,
sympathy strikes, jurisdictional
Evening star., 1947-05-02

more on their public schools. The
bin, he said, seeks to maintain
minimum educational levels by ED
|eraI aid where needed, but without
Federal control. He said he was
opposed to Federal strings. on local
schools.
The annual dinner at which DR..
Conant spoke was held In the Hotel
StatIer.
Evening star., 1947-05-02

strikes, secondary boycotts and
strtke-enforced royalty payments.
It also said supervisory employees
should not belong to or be af1liated
with other unions of employees. z
DR.. James B. Conant, president
Of Harvard University, told the
delegates last night that Russian
leaders may be refusing to agree to
international control Of the atomic
bomb because "they may well expect
the United States to disintegrate
in a whirlpool Of troubles In the
postwar world"
Even the shrewdest of men," he
said, "if thoroughly imbued with
the Marxist philosophy, can hardly
escape wishful thinking about the
United States"
Atomic Age @Over Horizon"
The atomic age, from the indus.
trial standpoint, lies "over the hori.
zon," the former chairman of ths
National Defense Research Com.
! nnittee and deputy to the director
Evening star., 1947-05-02

[of the Once of Scientific ReseArcl1
said. Even the military atomic age
Is not here, but viii come only when
two nations have enough bombs to
threaten each other.
.4The healthy growth and con-
tinued strength Of the country Is 4
prerequisite to the successful solu-
tion Of the problem Of the atomic
bomb he said.
DR.. Conant said he favored Fed
eral aid for schools In those States
which need help. He said Senate
bill 472 is a good measure which
will stimulate the States to spend
Evening star., 1947-05-02
TO Polish Orphan Homes

ministry of education now s super
vising 720 homes for War-orphaned
children, supplying them with food
and clothing and educational facili-
ties. The country, as q result Of
nearly six years Of war and the long
Nazi occupation, has an estimated
1000. 600 orphans or half orphans.
Evening star., 1947-05-02

Sixe for both groups nclad Juniors 9. Misses 1920 Women
1882 and Halt Sizes 1914 fSh Not suery ss epery STYLE
Evening star., 1947-05-02

. We're selling loooo AII-
Wool Coots at q price so low
its hard to believe! Choose
from dressy and toiIored top
pers, chesterfields, REFERS and
dressmoker models. In posteIs,
pIoids or checks. You're sure
to see whot you want in our
wide assortment so hurry and
select yours now while they lost!
Evening star., 1947-05-02

Mode to sell for $500. Bags
that go orm-in-orm with
Spring as wonderful oeees-
sories! OF plastic squares so
cosy to wipe and keep clean.
Underorm style. Plus tax.
Evening star., 1947-05-02

. We reoIly mean it! We're
offering women's and misses
toppers to you at an unheord of
price! Choose from dressy and
sport styles in grey, blue, brown
and black. We've q wonderful
selection but they're in broken
sizes, so come eorIy and get the
one you want now!
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Diplomats TO Attend
Hebrew Dinner Sunday

Diplomatic corps representatives
are scheduled to be among the
guests Sunday at the annual father
and-son dinner of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation.
brotherhood in the. Americas"
will be the theme of the program, to
begin at $50 p. m. in the Shoreham
Hotel. j, Edward Bindeman Is gen.
eral chairman of committees max
ing arrangements for the affair. CO.
chairmen are Allen v. de Ford and
Herbert L. Levy.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
BOIL MISERY RELIEVED
by the MOIST HEAT of
ANTiPHLoGISTlNE

$3.50 The moist heat OF an
ss ANTfPHLoGTSTINE
sss poulties does two Inn
&1ospfE portant thingst
en0sN nna,seg Ons-helps ease the
- pain and soreness. Too
t0yG W0SGkkS helps soften the boil.
$50 ANT1PHLOGISTINE
SsAfp9E should be applied al a
~..~.~ >... poultics just hot enough
eHESt CULp to be comfortable. Then
SoRE ThRoAT feel it's ..ei.t heat TO
npnsaesmal right to work on that
"o , boil--bringiny soothing
Il tKMtAIUN relief and comfort. Does
good. feels good.
The naeisf hsat Of an nANTIPHLOCISTINE
peultics also relieves pain an>- reduces
swelling dus to q simple sprsin or bruise
=. ard relieves cough. tightnsss Of ehsst
muscle soreness due to chest cold. hrcn.
&sisi irritation and simple core throat,
St tANTlPHLOGIST1EE lAunty F1ol now.