davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-04-27

touch ask for the Face Powder Pearl
huge blue plastic box $3.50 princes Makeup
Box includes 81 so Lpstk sl0 Powder plus gift
Foundation Complete $500 Look for Gou JEWEL MAKEUPS
Woodward & Lohrop.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

dealer Nancy Sasser 27l Madison Ave- New York. T.
DID YOU KNOW TONI Cold been recommending
has received the Seal of Commendaton from
Parents Magazine? That it's passed rigid by
PARENTS Consumer Service Bureau which certainly iA
backs all I've been telling about this wonderfully h
safe and inexpensive give yourself beautiful 81
right home For fuller information about ii
the magic" of home read that interesting
article in the May of PARENTS. In the meantime -
yourself TONI Home Kit your +
curriers' dabbing the Toni Cpe lotion and then
work L in short time you'll have stunning
$500 for Deluxe
with fibre curriers' d
Evening star., 1947-04-27
A FRIENDLY HEART is d

- ASA~SANASAA AA6kAAtA INV
keynote to good manners for
its thouehtfulness for others that
prompts gracious courtesiss. So it's
not just intuition that guides Q
clever hostess when she "rinss the
bell" with SCHLITZ Beer =. it's
her own sure knowledge that its
velvety smoothness of flavor, en-
hanced by the piquant liveliness Of
sparkling bubbles, makes SCHLITZ
the beer hex guests prefer! At
table, it's a friendly beverage.
partner to food food :. at parties,
it's the festive "welcomer" to guests
who easily recognize quality. So
order SCHLITZ with your foods
=. brewed with just the k-i.s-s Of
the hops. Made by Jos. Schlitz
Brewing Co, Milwaukee, Wis.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

EXPELLO! 20
pletely harmless to humans and leaves garments as brs
after quick airing EXPELLO destroys moths tightly enclosed 4
Of 100 IT, pound making truly Ask for
DRUG, Department, Hardware and Grocery Stores TODAY
DON'T FROWN AND FRET because your lucky
number for POSTMASTER toaster hasn't come up
yet remember that everybody area ,er
uncle is locking for too! YOU the - IN
delay Getting yours isn't the fault manufac. k N
turer for they're turning their famous automatic 0Dt
pop-up coasters out by thousands and The
delay-makers' the millions Of people lust like
YOURSELF whove had to do without POSTMASTER
for long plus FIVE million wartime brides So inst
member chance food the Keep ON asn1
this sleek and silent oastns Genius Don't substitute
the sleek and silent TOASMASTER osster for its even
than ita prs-war cousin.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

G0uriellIs Cosmetics for Spring! Wear them to
self and your costume! There's Pink Beryl, Carnean
Red Jasper, Rose Topaz, Star Ruby and Garnet each
as fascinating the gem it's named after Lipsticks
come in Gourellis Crest Case $l50; Bow Case $3.50;
Sterling Silver, $3.50. Rouge (cream or compact)
in matching shade 81 50. And for the final nerfect
Evening star., 1947-04-27

lurk this film completely by
chemical action leaving only odoess freshness that
a clean toilet bowl!
WHAT'S THE NATTER LADY? your hurt? Then for goodness
Evening star., 1947-04-27
BUY-LLNES !. BY Nancy 1aaxr
Weekly Sponsored Advertising Things New and interesting

MISTER "FIX-IT'! With household help so hard get,
A busy housewives need all the saving ideas they 6nd
~ You'll find lot of them you'll simply send penny post
card to Dept. ], Minnesota Mining & Mfg Co.. St. Paul g.
Minnesota and ask for their clever booklet Slick Tricks
NTH Scotch Tape It's full Of practical ideas Scotch
Tape helps: How to make your cookbook how to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04
|Edmonsion Road Site
|Rezoning Approved
For Apartments

More than acres on Edmon-
ston road, near Galiatin street,
Rogers Heights, today were CLASH
ned for apartment use, after action
by the Prince Georges County
commissioners yesterday.
The property, fronting about $50
feet on Edmonston road and running
500 feet deep, is located opposite 4
proposed park and recreation area
of the MaaryIand-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
The site was rezoned yesterday
by the commissioner at their week
ly meeting in Upper Marlboro. Orig
inally, owners of the property had
sought Redistribution from resi-
Dental A to commercial D zonings
Yesterdays change redesignated the
area as residential c.
Commercial Plea Changed.
Owners of the property are Joseph
Leah and David Dekelbaunn, who
first applied for the commercial
coming last December Is. At that
time, their hearing was continued
until It finally came up for con-
sideration May 81 at Hyattsville.
Decision to change their applica-
ton to request for apartment use
came after the Park and Planning
Commission protested against COM
mercial zoning opposite one of Its
recreation centers. The commission,
instead, recommended apartment
zoning, necessitating another post
ponement until yesterday to permit
the applicants to make the neces-
sary revision.
In other business yesterday the
commissioners postponed until II
am, June "a, q scheduled hearing
on the proposed establishment OF
Boulevard Heights as special i'm
provement district Of the county.
The hearing will be held In Upper
Marlboro.
Appointment of Leslie G. Darrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04

Trial Magistrate Alan Bowie re-
ported the collection Of 81, 426 ia
fines and court costs at Upper
Marlboro and Capitol Heights Po-
lice Court In April. Judge Bowie
said total Of 313 cases was heard.
with 200 disposed OF and 1l3 con-
tinued until later dates.
The commissioners approved the
application OF Josephine B. Taylor
for permission to operate private
club at 5307 Silver Hill road, Suit
land. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04

Iof Glenn Dale as forest warden
for the Maryland Department of
State Forests and Parks was ap-
proved by the county heads.
Policemen Commended.
In q letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Tansill, 1921 Carleton
avenue, College Park. County Police
men Joseph r. Hill and Lee Pumpf-
rey were commended for their ef-
forts In experimenting o thief May
81, within Il minutes after he had
broken into the Tansill home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03
Shower Fittings

What's inside the shower fittings
for instance, the self-cleaning heads
guarantees shower satisfaction.
The new sef-cleaning head has no
holes in it, therefore it cannot clog
up Instead there are tapered
grooves in six ~plungers, through
which full, round, unbroken
sprays are emitted. BY turning a
lever handle, these plungers can be
extended or retarded at will, Civ
ing a choice Of spray from a splash
ing rain shower to a fine singing
needle shower. as desired by the
bather. A mixing valve mixes and
measures hot and cold water to a
mechanical exactness and measures
the volume so that an equal amount
of water passes through the shower
at all temperatures. Cold water
follows the first fractional turn OF
the handle, then warm, and finally,
hot. When properly installed, il
is impossible to get hot water first.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03
Paper Draperies

Paper draperies which not only
look like fabric but also feel like
it are now beginning to reach gen.
eral distribution throughout the
country. All ready to hang on an
ordinary curtain rod, the paper
draperies are produced by methods
developed by extensive research.
First announcement of the new
product was preceded by two years
of tests on paper production, chem
ical processes and color control. The
result is a combination of strength,
softness and fexibility in a paper
which also can be printed clearly
in a complete range of colors from
strong basics to soft tints. In addi-
ton, the paper draperies are fade
proof. flame resistant and easily
cleanable, and they require no iron
ing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

Although the Zane Caverns are
millions Of years old they are fairly
new to the people of Ohio having
been discovered in 1923. Explorers
are still turning up interesting new
discoveries. Marvellous crystal for
nations are found in this under
ground wonderland. The chambers
are broad and the corridors have ex-
ceptionally high ceilings. The sta
lactites and stalagmiteS are scintil-
lating and fantastic in design. Zane
Caverns are the only two-level caves
in Ohio. The caverns are under the
area near Campbell's Hill, the high
est point in Ohio. II was in this
same locality that General Simon
Kenton, the famous Indian fighter
and scout lived. More than a hun
dred acres of forest land covers the
countryside
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03
Basic Seven Guide Aids
Serving Of Nutritious Fare

You can get all the right kinds
of food needed for health by using
the basic seven guide to good eat
ing These are the rules to follow
in your daily selection of foods
l. Leafy. green, and yellow vege-
tables-one or more servings.
2. Citrus fruits, tomatoes, raw
cabbage, and other high vitamin c
foods such as salad green's and raw
green peppers and turnips-one or
more servings.
3. Potatoes and other vegetables
and fruit-two or more servings.
A. Milk. cheese, ice cream-three
to four cups milk for children; two
or more cups milk for adults.
S. Meat, poultry, fish-one serv-
ing; eggs-four or more a week;
dried beans, peas, nuts, peanut but
ter-two or more servings a week
g. Bread, -four. and cereals-every
day
T. Butter and fortified margarine
some each day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03
Praises Productive Capacity
OF women in Industry

In her new book, DR.. Anna Baet-
jer states that women have only
about so per cent Of the muscular
strength of men, but denies that
they fatigue more easily in modern
industry, except where heavy physi-
cal work is required. Experiments
in this country have demonstrated
that output, fatigue, lost time, and
labor turnover depend largely on
psychological factors, she says.
Although granting that women
cannot do all kinds of heavy work,
she emphasizes the fact that women
can do most types if they are prop
erly instructed and if the job is
properly arranged, without fatgulng
any more than men doing similar
work. The prevalent theory that big
husky women are stronger than
light women is not necessarily true.
Stout women have no advantage IN
heavy industry, except when push
ing loads. AS with all workers, the
job should be adjusted to the men
tai and physical capacities Of the
woman, which may be different
from, but no less than, those Of a
man.
Productivity of women in indus
trial jobs has sometimes been dep
recated on the basis of actual pro-
duction figures. DR.. Baejer points
out that failure to advance women
in position and salary correspond
ing to their education and ability,
d" failure to offer them equal
opportunity with men," may be a
factor in this inequality in output.
The fact that women in industry do
require more time off for sickness
than do men has also been real
obstacle to their employment in
some industries. The more frequent
sickness of women is not due solely
to diseases specific to women, but is
chiefly due to diseases common to
both men and women, with respira-
tory diseases accounting for about
so per cent of the illnesses.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03
0.TICR


'sThe New York Underwriters In
s,,rance Co. of New York, N. Y,
hereby gives notice that its policies
numbered 343215 to 343255 inclusive
and policies No. AU 3ll73 to 3ll80
inclusive (automobile) heretofore
furnished its former agent Wayne
Shanahan Of Libby, Montana, have
become lost and that it will not be
liable for loss under any OF SAID
policies should they be issued by
an unauthorized person assuming to
be agent of this company. Anyone
having possession of any of the a
bove numbered policies should inn
mediately correspond with the NEW
YORK UNDERWRITERS lNSUR-
ANCE CO., 720 California ST., San
Francisco, California. II
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

Mrs. z. r. Rusher returned home
Monday from Boise, Ida, where
she has been recovering from a liv-
er infection operation. She is still
confined to her home. Miss
Beverley Nelson is assisting with
the work while Mrs. Rusher is re-
cuperating.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

I know that the Lord is always
on the side of the right but it is
my constant anxiety and prayer
that I and this nation should be on
the Lords side.-Abraham Lincoln.
The government of divine Love
derives its omnipotence from the
love it creates in the heart of man;
for love is allegiant, and there is
no loyalty apart from love.-Mary
Baker Eddy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03
TIRES at Thinkers

For Stakeholder Spaniel Puppies
from champion sired stock; also sew
eral females l year and older. Very
reasonable. Barteau Kennels,
Shelby, Mont 3-4c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

ing and paying for ad. Bill Gass,
Daggett's cabins. TX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale: l year old pig, weighs
about $50 lbs. Phone 20F40, Ralph
Birmingham. 5-3x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sales choice lots. Louisiana
Ave, north of Ray Dunwoodie's.
Frank Pival. TX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03
AN PROBLEM
Americans pull fOgethel

Alarmisss who predict crime waves. and q return "a
poss-l9Is gangsferism involving World Waf q
veterans seem 20 hsvs forgotten ihis simple feel
about human nature:
Happy men .. msa with good Jobs. decent hous:
ino and opportunities IN free country doa't
90 wrong. that's what fhs " :. w. Is striving ses
Ito bring 81 Americans together IN eomrsdeship
understanding. and mutual effort for bsssss
America IN better united world
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale: - 8-year-old Gelding,
gentle, SIS, or will trade for buzz
saw, calves or pigs. Also l milk
COW for sale. John Molyneaux,
Troy, Montana TIT.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale:-Super Cold ice cream
making machine, 21s gal. Complete,
good condition Lincoln Grill, Lib
by, Mont Box 8l4. TIC
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale:-Mower and rake. chick
ems. c. H. Campbell, Eureka, Mon
ltana. TX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale:-7- Room house, in Troy,
acre of garden, raspberry bushes.
Write Box 261, Troy, Mont. Tx
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale:-5-room bungalow, 3 cor
ner lots. Close in. Phone ll9-J. TIC
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale:-14O0 pound mare, well
broke to work or ride, cheap.-Art
Higgins, Troy, Mont. Tx
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale:-l- ton army cargo trailer,
l7:50 20 rubber. Harry Burrell,
Box 1912. TX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale:-Air Corps tent, complete
with poles, $3.50 Chas. Haschke,
Phone 43J2. TX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03
FOR RENT

For Rent:-Pasture for stock. Chas.
Haschke, Phone 1872. Tx.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale:-Cheap. 6 x 6 Studebaker
logging truck and trailer with extra
flat bed and cargo bed, also 3O-foot
steel semi-trailer with lotion axle,
would be'suitable for hauling posts.
Phone Collinson, 16OW. TX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

For Sale:-4O acres of land miles
south of Libby. $3.50. Phone 226M
or write Box 233, Libby. TX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03
WANTED

Wanted:-Portable electric sewing
machine Write Box 9O5 or Phone
I47J. ok
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-07-03

Wanted to rent for summer months.
Bows bicycle. Call O121W, Joseph
Swank ok
Evening star., 1947-01-09
~, Originally $500
Genuine Alligator
Handbags
22.20

Exquisite genuine alligator
handbags with suede and
Leather lining. Underorm
style for smortness and
convenience. In brown.
IS Originally 800 Ladies'
Muffs in Persian Fabrie
and Wool Felt. Upper in
side 500
z Originally 1900 Genuine
AIIisotor Handbags. top
handle, brown 5000
los Originally 500 Gen.
uine Leather Handbass,
top hondIe and under arm
styles, black only $50
Is Originally 500 Brown
copeskin Drawstrins hond-
boas $50
5 Originally 35.4o Red
Lizord Handbags, with top
handle -- 5000
I Originally 42.oo Red
Lizord Handbag with simu-
lated amber frone too
handle --------36 $500
I Originally 1900 Gen.
uine Alligator Hondbas> in
blue. Under arm style,
leather lined ----36.0o
II Originally 4.74 Pieeed
Lixord and Golf Compact
Purses in brown -2.40
l Originally 5000 Brown
Morocco Handbos with
top handle ------l8.OO
! Originally 5000 Light
Ton Potent Plastic Hand
bog, under arm style,
1900
3e Originally 500 Gold
Fabrie Evening Bag, en-
veIope style $50
"a Originally TIA Felt
Drawstrins Bog trimmed
with nail heods, in red,
black, brown, navy and
oreen n----4.74
*Prices include tar.
Handbags, Street Floor,
The Hecht Go.
Evening star., 1947-01-09

s74 Originally soc and soc
Women's
Handkerchief s'
3oc
Wonen's fine white cotton hond-
kerchiefs with white or colored
initials. Stock up on group
now.
43z orisinolIy 75e TO l.ls
Women's Fine Linen handker-
chiefs, some plain, some hand
embroidered in Madeira, some
for men in linen and cotton, 5se
81 Originally l.so TO LIS
Women's Fine Cotton Handker-
chiefs with hand embroidered in
zs orisinaIIy z.zs women's
Fine Linen Hendkerehiefs, hand
embroidered -------1.oo
Handkerchiefs, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
8 Originally 8.95
Women's BIouses
4.88
Royon sotin with jewel neekline,
COP sleeves, blue only. Broken
sizes.
II Originally 2.7o to 4.s5
Classic BIouses, assorted stripes
and coIors; broken sizes ZOO
Bloases, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
IS Originally 1926 to 1926
Junior Miss Suits and
Toppers
$25
Cosuol and dressmoker suits,
postels and high shades; sizes
9 to IS. Toppers and coats in
black, brown, green, red and
blue; sizes 9 to IS.
5 Originally I4.95 to 1895 Rain
coots, black and high shodes;
sizes 9 to IS 1000
II Originally Io7.s5 to l5e.oo
Fur-Trimmed Goats, black and
high shades, trimmed in Persion
lamb and South American brood
toll. Broken sizes, 9 to IS.
$3.50, tax incl.
Young Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-09

BiouSetteS 10 Weor WIN Suifs Oil
winter and spring. Royon sheer,
Chinese designs, in white, pink,
oquo, or black.
II Originally 1000 Clipped
Ostrich Pom Poms, in oquo, red,
brown, ehortreuse, blue and white.
6.s5
800 Originally z.os and 3.ss
Diekies and BIousettes, vorious
styles and colors ZOO
IS Originally 3.ss Quilted Vests
of royon, with reused wool filling,
black only, sizes 40 TO As, 1913
40 Originally 4.3s to 4.ss
Square Seerfs, assorted patterns
and coiors ---Z.SS
100 Originally 4.3S 70 4.s8
Square Seerfs. assorted potterns
and coiors Z.S6
100 orisinolIy I.6s Al Wool
Faseinofors, blue and oquo, 100
Neekwear, Street Floor,
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Stationery Clearance

Il Originally l.5o Matches and
Napkins Ensembles ---7se
5e Originally 7.s8 Genuine
Leosher-Fitted Writing cose,
ton, blue, brown --4.98
20 Originally $50 and $50
serop Books LIS and LIS
~ Originally ZOO TO $50
Photograph Albums.
100 to Its
50 Originally 5se PIostie Memo
Pod Holders with Refills ---- lSe
IS Originally .I.5o Picture
Frames, double, si m u q I d
Ieother, 5x7-----75e 75e
Stationery, Street Floor.
The Hechs Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-09

JeweIry
All Originally l.z0 TO
$50 Assorted JeweIry,
including GoId Plated
Bracelets, Eorrines ond
Chokers, Collar and Tie
Sets, Heart Necklaces and
Bracelets ----------7e
81 Originally 40 Silver
coIored Metal Flexible
Broeelets ---------z.4o
9 Originally 40 crystoI
Eerrinss, set in silver
coIored metal ------2.4o
3 Originally 4z.o0 Rose
Gold PIeted Fob Pins, set
with Rhinestones ---z4.oo
z Originally 1900 Broee-
lets, 0old-Ploted on Ster-
ling with simulated Ruby
Stones ---------Z4.OU
50 Originally 100 TO 800
choker Necklaces, Velvet
Ribbon, simulated Peorl or
sequin Trimmed-----5se
S Originally 500 Gold
PIefed Clips -------3.eo
- 4 Originally 500 Plastic
compoets, with Sterling
Silver Tops --------3.eo
- Originally z.4o Gold
Plotted Necklaces -. l.zo
s Originally 1900 ster-
ling Silver Pins. sproy and
Bowknots ---------e.oo-
) Originally 5000 Gold
PIoted on Sterling Sprey
Pins ------- z4.oo
4 Originally 21.eo 10
corot Gold -PIeted on
Sterling Bracelets 800
rs Originally 4.so Gold
Plotted Necklaces and
Bracelets, set with simu-
lated stones 2.40 each
4 Originally 5000 Ster-
ling Silver and Gold
Plotted on Sterling Broes-
lets, set with simulated
Ruby Stones ---24.oo each
Tar included In price.
Jewelry, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
40 Originally 500 to l6.ee
Women's Housecoots
and Poiomas
2.88

NSttOft 0fl0 'o$0tiS VI u'S SSSF'
Soiled. -
Is Originally 7.Ss to 1899
kesIisses, Houseeoots and
kishtsowns, soiIed- 6.SS
IS Originally l4.ss TO 1880
kesIisecs, Houseeoats and Pa
james, soiIed --------lo.SS
SO Originally 1879 to $3.50
NesIisses and Pajomas, royon
and wool. properly IobeIed;
soiled -----------Io.66
10 Originally 67.oo to $500
Hostess Gowns, wool, royon crepe
and royon sotin, properly lobeled;
royon sotin n-25.o0
Nesligees, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-09

Clearance OF Watches
> Originally 7I.45 cronosroph
Watches. II jewel, steel eose.
leather strop ----..- ---Z7.SO
I Originally 54.4s Waterproof
Woteh, IS jewel, steel case.
sweep second hand, leather strop.
$3.50
s Originally 75e Flashlights in
white pIostic coses. Small size
for~purse ---------- z--<oe
Is Originally I.5o LektroIite
FIomeIess Cigarette Lighters. 75e
Watches and Clocks, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Prices include tar Uhere Z
applicable
Socks
so Originally z.s5 Fireside Slip
Der Socks --l 90
400 orisinoIly 100 and l.3S
Bed Socks in COY eolors. Properly
lobeIed as to wool content 59e
Hosiery, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
10 Originally 4.e5 to 1895
Women's Sweaters
and Skirts
2.88

Is AII-Wool Sweaters in pull
on and cordieon styles, long and
short sleeves. Broken sizes. IS
wool and royon crepe skirts,
properly iobeled as to content.
Solid coIors, pIoids. checks, light
and dark shades. Broken sizes.
IS orisinolIy 1875 and l6.45
Wool and Ansoro Sweaters,
white and q few posteIs; sizes
36 to 40 7.S8
Sports Shop. Third Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Women's Goats and
Suits

Women's Goats and
Suits
7 Originally $500 to 1895
Suits, all wool. Cordeon ana
coIlored neckIines. Aqua and
brown, sizes "a to 38---ls.oo
4 Originally 1900 Fur-trimmed
AII-wooI coots. bIock-dyed Per-
sion lamb trim. Two grey. sizes
IS " and 43 "; one green, size
3eh; one black. size AZ.
10 Originally 1900 to $500
Fur-trimmed Wool Goats, black
dyed Persion lamb and dyed
KoIinsky trim. Black. Sizes
33lh to 4lh-------69.oo
10 Originally 1000 to 1900
Fur-trimmed AII-wooI coots,
boxy and fitted styles with black
dyed Persion lamb, mink-dyed
squirrel and mouton lamb trim.
Brown, green, grey black.
Broken sizes. 35z to Al ",
*Tax Free .s@
Womex's Goats, Third Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Knit Underwear

200 Originally 6se snussies in
small size only. Teorose; prop
erIy lobeled os TO content 3se
$50 Originally ZOO Nylon Mesh
Hollywood Briefs, black only.
Sizes 5 ond 6 3Se
$50 Originally I.l9 Royon sotin-
striped Halt Slips, teorose. Sizes
30 on 32--------- 79c
so Originally lbs Extro-size
Cotton BIoomers, teorose. Sizes
- to 5O---~----e e9e
100 Originally l.So Cotton Two
piece Shorty Poiomos, white and
colors. Petite and small sizes,
69e
80 Originally $50 and AS
Brushed Royon Bed Jackets.
regular and extra sizes. Pink,
blue, peoch. Soiled-----1.SS
7s Originally 400 Lastex Ponty
GirdIes, print designs. Small,
medium, large sizes ------2.9s
Knit Underwear, Street Floor
The Hecht Co.