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IL Small Wooden Rockers. Less than u price.
Now - S1.45
10 Folding kindergarten Chairs. Less than E price
Now ---------------------- 81
S Junior Occasional Chairs with padded seat and
back Were 81 So Now .-----$2 $225
Junior Wooden Settees. Less than "a price. Now,
$325
27 Metal Rockers for Infants. With safety strap.
Were So. NOW S2oO
3 Infant Rockers of wood. Less than u price.
Now Observation-Disclosures $2.25
rs Table and Chair Sets for two to four year olds.
Less than 12 price. ow--------------------$24 $245
S Wheel-Sled Coasters. Less than II price Now,
S245
than u price Now --------- CSC
/ Wooden Bench with tools Was $22. so. Now $11.25
l Wooden Work Bench with tools. Was $3.50.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S8.75
1 Chaise Lounge for junior miss. Was $3.50.
Now Observation-Disclosures S825
2 Maple Rockers. Were 81. 40. Now $1.20
] Junior Vanity with mirror and bench. Less than
y price. Now ----------------------S6 S625
/ Solid Mahogany Doll Bed with mattress, pillow
and bedspread Was s52 Now - $26
/ Solid Mahogany Chest on Chest. Was $50. Now,
S25
/ Rocker upholstered with simulated leather. Less
than J., price Now w----- S545
1 Davenport upholstered with simulated leather
Was $3.50 Wa
1873 Large Maps of the United States Less than Il
price. Now----------------- 81
W&L-The Toy Store Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1947-01-02
BIouses, $3.75

Were S5.95 and more
Group includes wool and rayon blouses in
styles with small collars, button fronts,
back openings, cap and long sleeved. In
plain colors or checks and stripes of beige,
gray, kelly, royal, brown and black. Sizes
IL to 20.
W&sL-Blouses, Aisle IS, First Floor.
11O Wool and rayon blouses with jewel necknes,
cap sleeves, long and short sleeves Bow or classic
necks with crochet trim. White, maize, aqua, red
and black Sizes II to 80. Were $895 and more
Now S4.75
W9rI-Rlnllses Third
Evening star., 1947-01-02

1 Side Chair. Chippendale ladder back style. Ma
hogany with cotton stripe upholstery Color ?2?
Was $35 Now ------------------------- SIS
2 Side Chairs. Chippendale claw and ball foot
Mahogany with cotton upholstery, wine color. Was
$35. Now $2625
1 Side Chair. Chippendale ladder-back style. Cot
ton upholstery. Mahogany. Was 1925. Now, S2415
Side Chair. Modern style. Simulated leather
seat bleached mahogany. Was $3.50 Now, S1a
Coffee Tables Modern style. Blond finished hard
wood. Were $1495. Now-------------------$1 $1120
1 Coffee Table Walnut finished with mirror top
Was $2495. Now 25o
W&I-FtrnitlIre Sixth Floor
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Misses Wool Dresses, $3.50 We're 81:
dresses Misses Sizes

.auoise and gray. Misses sizes.
% Misses Dresses including all-wool jersey
with sequin and nailhead trim. In strong
Is Misses AIl-wool Dresses in black and as
sorted colors. Were $49.75. Now ------ $37.25
20 Misses AlI-wool Dresses in black, brown
and tan Were $59.75. Now $44.50
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Bathroom Accessories

Bathroom Accessories
100 Metal Towel Bars were &c. Now -------- soc
130 Metal Towel Bars, less than u price, Now,
25c
l Wicker Hamper, less than u price. Now ----s3
1 Metal Hamper was $3.50 Now -------------$5 S.
/ Wicker Hamper $3.50. Now ------------S5
1 Wicker Hamper &c. Now --------------a
I Wicker Hamper was $5. 5.95. Now ------------S4 81
/ Wicker Hamper was $3.50. Now -------------S5
1 Wicker Hamper less than II price, Now 49, So
/ Wicker Hamper was $3.50. Now -------------$ S.
Wicker Hampers 1915. Now ----------$6 $6
IL Mirrors l2x48 inches less than u price Now, So
Kitchen Wares
10 aluminium Fruit Jucers were $1.95. Now -, 81
is Pottery Casseroles less than " price. Now 40c
IL Fruit Juicers less than y price. Now - soc
Z Kitchen Step Stools of Metal were $3.50. Now,
IS
4s Food Savers less than u price. Now ------- 81
I3 Metal Bread Boxes were $225. Now ------$1.50
Metal Bread Boxes were $3.50. Now --------$s
Unfinished Furniture
Vanity Benches were $2.95. Now ---------S1.50
Book Case was SIT. Now ------------------S $40
/ Kitchen Table was $685. Now ------S6 $3.50
/ Book Case was $11. Now -----------------$7.25
1 Book Case was $40. Now -----------------S6.60
2 Night Tables were $295. Now ---------$l.50
Wooden WoIl Shelves
IL were $185 Now Observation-Disclosures 81
16 less than II price. Now w-------------------60c
were ST. Now
10 were 4Oc.
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W&I-Lamps. Seventh Floor
Teen-ose AII-wooI Sweaters.

$3.50 Less than V price
$50 slipoyer sweaters with designs on as
sorted solid color grounds. Also few skirts
and knitted vests in the group. Sizes ~
to 16.
200 Hats, Mittens and Scuffs Of all-wool
felt with applique trim. Were $l.95 and
more. Now-----------4---- ~
SO Dresses and Jumpers including all-wool
or rayon dresses in blue, melon and aqua
and aII-wool plaid Jumpers. Sizes 10 to l6
Were S10.95. N0W------------------ $7.95
WSL-Teen- age Apparel. Fourth F1oor
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Al Two-piece all-wool dresses in brown
"a Misses Dresses including houndstooth all
woods, two-tone all-wool jerseys and two-tone
rayon gabardines. Were $2295 and $297o.
Nou $3.50
Is Misses Dresses in black rayon velvet and
pastel all-wools. Were $2975. Now $22.25
Misses All-wool Jersey Dresses in black
and assorted colors Were $36. Now ----S26.2o
W&L-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor.
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Bedroom Furniture Reduced

/ Mahogany veneer vanity with mirror. Modern
style. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
2 Walnut veneer vanities with mirrors. Modern
style. Were $69.95. Now ----------------$34.9
1 Gray enamel vanity with mirror. Modern style.
Was s936o Now $3.50
Sofa Beds Assorted cotton covers including
plads and floral patterns. Were $50 to $9050. Now,
$40 and $45
1 Single Poster Bed. Maple finish Less than II
Single Poster Bed. Walnut finish. Less than "A
price, Now $l2.45
Single Beds. Mahogany veneer. Modern style.
Were $50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS
Double Bed. Suntan mahogany veneer Was
S4It0u
/ Double Bed. Bleached mahogany veneer. Was
l Double Bed. Simulated leather cover green color
Modern style. Was $35. Now----S17.5o
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Toitetries Reduced

OIIeTFEeS NSOUCSO
l25 Jars Of Dry Skin Night Cream, were $1.62.
Now toc
125 Jars Of Dry Skin Cleanser, were $2.4o Now $l2O
$50 Jars Of Dry Skin Cleanser, were $162 Now, 7Sc
100 Bottles of Skin Freshener were $120 Now SOC
100 Bottles Of Hand Lotion, were $1.20. Now 60c
50 Lipsticks in assorted shades. Were s1.2o. Now,
Soc
on v.rs of Deaaorapt were 9Oc Now SAC
IS Bottles of Cream Cologne in lilac and apple
blossom fragrances Were 36c. Now ------------ 1Sc
Is Bottles of Cologne in assorted fragrances. Were
80 Bottles of Cologne in assorted fragrances. Were
Sc. Now ------------------ %
250 Rat-tal Combs, were Csc. Now ------------ l0c
1870 Wooden Bowls with shaving soap, were 89c.
100 Large Compacts of simulated tortoise shell, were
e. o5 Now $1.95
Prices include 2o8o tax where applicable
W&L-Toietries, Aisles IA and Is, First Floor
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Radios and Photographs
Reduced

2 Air King Table Model Electric monographs.
Veneer cabinet. Was $49.95. Now S3A95
1 Temple Table Model. Combination radio -phono-
graph. Veneer cabinet. Was $107.95. Now $685.
3 Charm tone Portable Photographs. Simulated
leather cover. Electric operated. Was $66.75.
10 Tecon Radios. Table models Veneer cabinet.
Seven tubes. Were $5995. Now, $3.50
IL Phonocone Children Photographs. Manual ope-
rated. Were $13.95. Now $6.95
Musical Instruments Reduced
IA Plastic Bugles Less than " price. Now
$2.75 and $3.50
21 xylophones. Suitable for children. Less than u
price. Now--------$1 $780, $2.25, $3.50, and S5.75
Guitar. For child. Less than Y price, Now,
S1.50
2 Tambourines. Less than y price Now-75 75c
33 Phonograph Needle sharpeners. Less than y
pIUc INoW WV
10 CIarinets. For Children. Less than u price.
W&I-The Radio and Music Galleries,
Fourth Floor.
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Misses Cotton Smocks, $3z5

LHSS IHUH n VTtE
1870 Full-length smocks with long sleeves.
Cotton India prints in vivid colors. Sizes
IL to Is.
40 Cotton Plaid Dresses in tailored style. Red
and blue predominatng colors. Sizes 10 to H.
rass than Il price Now $2.95
l2s Cotton Aprons in stripes, checks and floral
prints. Bib and band styles, for hostess and
kitchen wear. Were 81 and more. Now 75c to $2,95
W&L-Aprons and Uniforms, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Misses Hats, $2.25

" ere S3.y5 and more
so fur felt and all-woeI felt hats in asserted
styles and colors. Adjustable headsizes.
W&L-Miuinery. Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-01-02

81 An-wool Three -quarter-length Gray Coats
with plaid lining. Sizes 10 to 18. Were $35.
46 Sports Dresses in one and two piece styles.
Aqua lime, fuchsia, black and brown. Sizes
10 to 49, Were $2975 and $35. Now $22.25
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Misses Royon Dresses, $1.o5

Less Than Y pffce
40 novelty weave rayon dresses in plain
coIors and tatterSal checks. Also in the
group are printed rayon maternity dresses.
Sizes 10 to 20.
20 Classic style Dresses in allwool rayon Plain
colors in misses sizes. Were $s.s5 and more.
Now Observation-Disclosures $595
26 All wool and Rayon Dresses in tailored and semi
dressy styles Plain colors. Misses sizes. Less than
u price Now $7S5
II Rayon Tegra Cloth Suit Dresses in pink lime
and maize Sizes IL to 18, Less than II price. Now,
S7s5
and black. Sizes IA and 16. Were $685. Now, $1250
38 AI-wool Jersey Dresses in tailored style with
grosgrain ribbon trim. Heather gray or beige Sizes
10 to 18. Were $1695. Now w---------------$12.50
M&I=InexpensiYe Dresses. Third Floor
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Women's Shoes Reduced

brown and blue. Suede, calf and kidskin.
Broken sizes from to 9. Widths AAAA
to B.
100 pairs were S695. Now -----$ $485
40 pairs were 1895 and S1O.95. Now----S745
so pairs were S11.95 to S15.95. Now $8.85
WSSL-Women's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Little 5oys' AII-wooI Jersey
Suits, S9.o5 Less than u price j.,

SUTtSI Z'7S Ie'0 ''''''' ~ P''
81 two-piece suits in blue. Sizes to 6.
Is Juvenile Dresses in blue spun rayon with
white eyelet trim. Sizes 8, 4 and 5. Less
than u price. Now S125
25 Juvenile Dresses with spun rayon skirt
and cotton top. Pink, blue and maize. Sizes
8 to 6. Less than " price. Now ------$2.95
W&L-Juveniie Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-01-02

Boudoir Chairs Cotton covered. Assorted
floral and plain patterns.
3 Were $3.50. Now --------- S8.45
/ Less than y price. Now-------------S114 S1145
2 Were $25 Now w---- $3.50
l Less than u price. Now---------------$17.3
I Was S345O Now wSI SITS
l Was $3.50 Now S1 S1925
II Hanging Mirrors. Mahogany, walnut and maple
finished frames. Reduced one-half and more Now,
S1.5O to 50
II Vanity Benches. Mahogany, walnut and painted
finishes. Assorted rayon covers. Were $3.50 to $l8
Now w.- S1.75 to 50
Box Springs Covered double size only. Were
S2975 to $3950 Now-$1 SASS to S1975
3 Mahoxany veneer vanities with mirror. We're
SAT So Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $2375
l Walnut veneer vanity with mirror. Modern style
Was $40. Now SS5
W&I-Bedroom Furniture. Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-01-02


and two piece black rayOn dresses witt
so Afl-wool Dresses in two-piece styles As
sorted colors. Sizes 10 to 18. Less than u
price. Now $995
35 Two-piece Rayon Unlined Suits in gray
with contrasting color. Sizes 10 to a. Were
s22.e5, Now $1295
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Junior Misses Furs Reduced

2 Mouton-dyed Lamb Jackets in sizes 13 and IS.
Were $3.50. Now INSTRUMENTATION sos
3 Mouton-dyed Lamb Three-quarter- length Coats
with ascot scarf. Sizes H. 13 and IS. Were $l62.
/ American-dyed Opossum Coat in size IS. Less
than u price. Now $50
Black dyed Skunk Coats In sizes l3. Less than u
l Polar dyed Wolf Coat in size IS. Was 1854 Now,
$132
Natural Muskrat Coats with mouton trim. Sizes
II and 13. Were $500. Now Now------------------$150 $3.50
Beaver-d Rabbit Coats in full and three
quarter-length. Were $3.50. Now $50
Natural Mink Two-skin Scarf Was $84. Now $50
l Natural Mink Four-skin Scarf. Was $168 Now
SIPS
Natural Mink Three skin Scarf. Was $105 Now.
$50
Prices Include 20%o Tar
W&L-Junior Misses Furs, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Girls Dresses, $2.95

Less than Y Price
$50. cotton, spun rayon and rayon crepe
dresses in solid coIOrs and prints. Sizes
7 to IA.
50 cotton Rayon Dresses in dressy and sports
styles Prints and solid colors Sizes to IA. Were
$795 Now Observation-Disclosures $495
50 Dresses and Jumpers Of rayon and rayon taffeta
Solid colors and stripes. Sizes Z to IA. Were $7S5.
Now S395
WSzL-Grls' Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Misses Formal Apparel
Reduced IA to "

Long dinner and dance dresses in velvet,
velvet and faille, taffeta, net, nylonette,
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Toddlers' Snow Suits, $7.95

Toy Store, Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1947-01-02
TOYS Reduced " and more

Third Floor.
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Wear. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Misses Sports Dresses, s177'
We're SIS to S29.75

black and white checks brown, blue and black stripes
rayon with contrasting color Sizes IL to 49,
Evening star., 1947-11-24
New Chief Of Staff
Was Known 10 GIs
As Quiet Operator
By HoI Boyle
Associated Press Stoff Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. "a The
Army's next chief of staff Is what
the men in the ranks call a quiet
operator"
Gen. Omar Nelson Bradley also
wears the flawless armor of a good
man-an honesty that will let no
consideration stand between him
and the goal of duty.
His appointment to succeed his
wartime boss, Gen. Dwight Eisen-
hover, in the Army's key post, will
be nowhere more popular than
among the men who fought under
him and dubbed him "the Dough-
boys General
Thoughtful of Troops.
No commander was more thought
full of the welfare of his troops than
this lean, 6-foot, 54-year-old Mis-
sourian. He showed this again
when he accepted the touchy job
Of setting up the new postwar Vet
erans' Administration, to which IT,
100000 former servicemen turned
for help.
IT don't think there's any job in
the country I'd sooner not have"
Gen. Bradley frankly told the Over
seas Press Club here once, nor any
Job III the world I'd like to do bet
ter
The general set up his aid-to-vet-
Grams program without fuss, feath-
ers or political fanfare. He made
as good a record as an administra-
tor as he had as field commander
overseaS-and there was none bet
ter. But he always considered 1t
only as an emergency task, an
interim assignment until he could
return to his professional Army
duties.
Was West Point Instructor.
When he becomes chief Of staff on
the retirement of Gen. Eisenhower,
he will reach the high point OF 36
years of military service.
The son of a school teacher and
himself former West Point math-
ematics instructor, Gen. Bradley Is
fitted by temperament and inclina-
ton for the task of welding mod
ernized American Army. AS COM
mandant at the infantry training
center at Fort Benning, he person.
ally trained thousands Of the young
doughboy leaders who served under
him in Africa and Europe.
Gen. Bradley Is modest, friendly
and deceptively mild. He has cool
intelligence and a fortnight SIM
plicity of character that is con-
founding TO devious men, who make
the mistake of thinking he can be
imposed on or fooled. He has a
flexible mind wide open to new
ideas and new weapons-when they
work. If the American Army ever
has to fight third world war under
Gen. Bradley, 1t won't ride to battle
in outdated tanks.
Incompetents Are Dropped.
Nor is the Army likely to succumb
to the ostentation and dry rot that
afflicts all military machines in
peacetime. Oficers around Gen.
Bradley who won't pull their oar
are quietly dropped down a deep
dark well. and nobody even hears
the splash.
He has lifelong theory-perhaps
instilled when he played baseball at
West Point-that military success Is
largely a matter of teamwork. He
had reputation in wartime of hav-
ing a happy headquarters" close
knit and quick functioning because
the men got along with each other
Il think it is better to weed out a
man of erratic brilliance and send
him elsewhere" he told me once,
"if he can't fit himself into your
headquarters and make himself part
of the team"
Evening star., 1947-11-24
AFL to Join in Forming
Hemisphere Labor Unit

Three American Federation o1
Labor delegates will attend a con-
ference in Lima, Peru, January 10
when hemisphere labor organiza-
ton will be formed, William Green
AFL president, announced today.
The delegates will be Phil Hannah
secretary of the Ohio State fedora
ton and former assistant Secretary
of Labor; James M. Duffy, president
Of the National Brotherhood OF
Operative Potters, and Patrick E
German, secretary-treasurer of the
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmen.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
MaItinsburg Postal Aide
Ito Retire After 48 Years
Special Dispoteh 10 The Stor

MART1NSBURG, w. Va, Nov. "a
Harry c. Kitchen, 10, postal EN-.
ploye here for 48 years, will retire
Sunday as assistant postmaster, the
post he has held since 1909.
Mr.. Kitchen will be succeeded by
Alfred D. Collins.
A native and lifelong resident ot
the area, Mr.. Kitchen helped his
father, a lumberman, to build ir
1898 the structure still used as Mar.
tinshurg's post Office. He saw the
business of the Office grow from g
$4,000 to $4,000 annual volume
and his own salary from $500 te
$4,000 a year.
Mr.. Kitchen will be entertained
at an informal dinner tonight.
His accumulated leave will keep
him on the active payroll until
April %.
Evening star., 1947-11-24

household servants. Only Norge re-
frigerators have nightly Automatic
Defrosting to save you an irksome
chore, with more room for storing
bottles, vegetables, meat. The Norge
ranges with their heavy oven insu-
lation and fast, intense burners
mean better meals-and speedier
than ever. And in the Norge Ro-
ta-tor Washer the sheerest fabrics
are safe! Norge preserves your food
and your materials-plus your en-
ergy and time. With Norge in your
home everything is your way-pure
Gain,
Evening star., 1947-11-24
THEY CAN ALL TASTE GOOD

WHETHER it's soup, savory or main
w disll-whether the main dish
is meat, fish or fowl-make it taste
better-with Tabasco. Not only IA
nous chefs use Tabasco constantly,
wise housewives keep 1t close byl
Mix cups ground veal with
cup ground pork. Add salt, 1 egg
slightly beaten, some bread
crumbs. Tabasco. Bake we'll.
Evening star., 1947-11-24

monotony out of baby's menus
winter or summer. If (or when)
your tot has few teeth. the doc
tor will probably promote him to
chopped foods. That's your signal
to start the switchover to Gerber's
evenly chopped Junior Foods. Note
of added cheer: they cut down left
overs because of the same size con-
tainer as Gerber's Strained Foods.
Same low price, too.
Evening star., 1947-11-24

and cream. Did he go for 1t?
Wouldn't you? It takes ingenuity to
beguile finicky children into good
breakfast habits. But once they get
to know the delicious creamy smo-
o-othness and flavor of Cream Of
Wheat" they'll wait impatiently for
their bowls each morning. Vary it:
With fruit, raisins, dates, but
ter and cinnamon, maple syrup.
A big bowl of Enriched Minute
Cream of Wheat" supplies all the
Iron growing children need daily.
Gives you Calcium, Phosphorus,
Vitamin B1, too. The whole family
will enjoy Cream Of Wheat. Less
than Q penny . serving.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
FIRST THINGS FIRST

TvEALwAYs noticed that the home
maker who loves her job cares
more about kitchen than fashion
revolutions! The kind of equipment
she uses will mean more to her
family in fresh food, good cooking,
clean clothing-and a rested, jolly
mother than the length of skirt
she wears. If your home is limping
along with outmoded appliances,
you'll want to see the Norge line
- efficient, beautiful, economical
Evening star., 1947-11-24

pans, wooden utensils, and draln-
boards after using them to prepare
all strongly-flavored foods. I like
the clean, clean smell of my kitchen
after I've wiped it around with my
Clorox. It's so quick and easy to
have it that way. always recon-
mend a bottle of Clorox over the
laundry tubs, along with the soap
to make the laundry Job easier,
too. Since Clorox is 50 concentrated
and so little goes such a long way
it's a thrifty helper in kitchen or
laundry.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
NO "FREEzE.oUr" FOR BABY

A ROOM thermometer is fairly in
n expensive. So why not get one
to help keep the room where baby
lives at a comfy, even temperature.
That can be a big help in maintain
ing his sleep, play and appetite at
par this winter. And speaking of
appetite, Gerber's makes 18 good
tasting Strained Foods, because va
riety is a big appetite-builder-for
Evening star., 1947-11-24

Noodles, crisp and crunchy, and "A
bottle of LaChoy Sauce.
Turn LaChoy Chop Suey into
double boiler to heat. Add
chopped leftover pork, chicken
or tuna fish. Garnish with slen-
der strips Of fried beaten egg.
And talking about delicacies, try
LaChoy Bean Sprouts in scrambled
eggs. Add chopped green onions
and green pepper. Is 1t soodl
Evening star., 1947-11-24

gorgeous assortments. Isn't that a
heap easier than battling mob to
get them? If you've never tried
Chiffon Flakes it's high time you
did. Gentle with undies, quick with
dishes, kind to hands-no purer
soap was ever made. Hurry and get
your gift wrappings before the Of.
fer ends On Dec. Is, 1947.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
CALL IT DESSERT

NUT OF desperation comes inspi-
" ration. My story is about a
mother whose 8 yr. old refused any
thing for breakfast but dessert"
She finally gave him Enriched 5
Minute Cream Of Wheat" (only 5
minutes of boiling cooks it to full
digestibility) in tall sherbet
glass, topped with strawberry jam
Evening star., 1947-11-24

Bouquet. This gives the turkey an
appetizing, rich brown color NTH
out using high heat you'll be
able to roast 1t slowly at 300' in
stead of rapidly at 450'. This slow
roasting prevents shrinkage and
waste Of valuable food and valuable
vitamins. Your bird has better
flavor, more juices-and 1t will give
you one-Qudrter more servings.
You'll find complete directions in
the leafiet with each package of
Kitchen Bouquet.
Evening star., 1947-11-24

wonderful dates pdsteurised we can
eat all we want in safety. They're
fine for children. Most wholesome
candy" they can eat! Have them
plain, or stuffed, in puddings, cook
les, muffinS. These are good:
DATES IN BLANKETS
Stuff each date with a nut. Roll
in 3" by u" strips of thin pie
crust dough. Brush with cream.
Bake 10 to IL min. at 450' F.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
A GIFT FOR GIFTS

NF ALL THE AMAZING, lovely offers
~ you ever heard of-this is it!
You can get 10 different sheets OF
gay, exciting Christmas paper-30
brilliant red and silver stickers and
10 smart tags with holiday mes
Evening star., 1947-11-24
1t Takes Only
5 Minutes More

Why take a chance when it is so
easy to be sure? More and more,
women Of charm and poise rely on
a cleansing douche to avoid the risk
Of offending. Use Keys Powder
(hygienic)-two teaspoonfuls to two
quarts of warm water. Away goes
every sign of odor; folds Of tender
tissues are rinsed and cleansed, and
you feel refreshed. Two sizes: CSC
and $1.25 at your favorite drugstore.
KEYS POWDER-to be sure!
Evening star., 1947-11-24

laundering. It's q
first rate deodor-
ant; and it disin-
fects and removes
stains at the same
time. Use Clorox
following
the simple direc-
tions on the label
for deodoriZing
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Dr.. Hunsen to Speak

DR.. Carl F. Hansen, associate
superintendent of schools in charge
Of elementary schools, will speak at
a meeting Of the Parent Teachers
Association at Bunker Hill School
Fourteenth street and Michigan
avenue NE, at 8 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
NOW IT'S SAFE 70 FRY FISH

WHEN YOU FRY FISH or onions
w your dish towels, dishcloths,
apron and housedress are only too
likely to take on hangover fla-
vor! But If you know how to use
Clorox to it's fullest extent as
household aid-you1l rinse towels,
dishcloths, napkins and color-fast
garments in Clorox solution when
Evening star., 1947-11-24

minutes Of your time to make ul
this always useful appetizer:
QUICK TOMATO ASPIC
1 envelope Minute Gelatine
"A tsp. each celery & onion salt
Dash of pepper
2 cups canned tomato juice
Combine Minute Gelatine with
other ingredients over medium
flame till gelatine dissolves,
stirring constantly :. rs min.
Mold. Chill firm. Serve as salad
or appetizer. Serves 4-6.