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Evening star., 1949-03-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Information and requests
sent in by the tolloDing haze
been forwarded to those for
uhom they Uere intended:
WashingtOn-Mrs. c. M, Mrs.
o. w. S., jr.; Mrs. B. M. L.,
E. A. c., M. K, L. T. j., A. D.,
Mrs. j. D. L., M. F. K, Mrs.
c. B., Mrs. E. c. R., Mrs. c T..
Mrs. M. L. D., Mrs. A. M. e.,
Miss L. 0.
Arlington-Mrs. B. w. B.,
Mrs. I. P. D., Mrs. w. F. S.
Brentwood-Mrs. L. G.. R., Mrs.
w. P. K. Fairfax Station
Mrs. H. R. A. Greenbelt-Mrs.
M. L. z. Hyattsville-Mrs. H.
WI. Silver Spring-Mrs. j. H.
NJ, Mrs. c. w. NJ, Mrs. R. H. B.
Our thanks to these readers
Uhose contributions tDere sin1t-
lar to others previously re-
ceiued and aUaiting space for
publication:
Washington-Mrs. A. R., Mrs.
D. L. D., Mrs. F. M. S., Mrs. A.
T. D., Mrs. j. w. Med, M. w.,
Mrs. j.. c. j., Mrs. H. E. D.,
D. c. H., 2. c. S., Mrs. F. La c..
Mrs. M. S., Mrs. C. w., Mrs. H.
Alexandria-M. v. M. Gath
ersburg-Mrs. w. c. S. Lees
burg-S. s. H. Patuxent River
Mrs. j. F. D. Rockville-Mrs.
R. K. r. Takoma Park-Mrs.
T. r
Evening star., 1949-03-08
DIsPOSABLE BOTTLES.

tfTOHL WTS. w ~. y w uoftItSIOH/
For Mrs. w. s. w., Of Rockville
We brought our little premature
baby home from the hospital when
he was four weeks old and weighed
Just five pounds. A combination
of tiny baby and first baby with no
help at all made me terrified. We
got a bad start with his feeding,
for the nipples of the popular
brand bottles we used were not
made with holes OF the right size.
When I made the holes larger. I
was too apt to make them too
large, so that my son choked from
too fast a flow of milk. On the
other hand, if the holes were too
small, he got tired of nursing be-
fore he had had enough to eat and
would fall asleep after an ounce or
two, only to reawaken hungry in a
couple of hours. I fed him 10 or
IL times a day during that first
awful week. Then friend OF
mine who is a nurse suggested that
I try the disposable bottles, as
they had been so successfully tried
on the premature babies in one of
the local hospitals. The nipple
and nipple holes proved to be per-
feet for my son. In short while
he had learned to nurse vigorously
and with a great deal of enthusi-
asm. Now, at 10 weeks, he gets
all he wants in five feelings. He
weighs about 10 pounds, and has
outgrown his "prematurity." The
nipples alone were well worth the
extra cost to me, and the fact that
the bottles are absolutely sterile
just adds to the value that much
more.
Evening star., 1949-03-08
CLEANING DECANTER;
CHOCOLATE UPSIDE-DOWN
CAKE.

CAAE.
(From Mrs. H. L. F., Falls Church,
In answer to Mrs. G. Of Arling-
ton, who asked how to clean a
narrow necked decanter. wish to
tell her to crush egg shells and
shake them with little water IN
the decanter. This will cleanse
the bottle of any accumulation.
In answer to Mrs. H. j. H. OF
Arlington, who has asked for the
recipe for cholocate upside-down
cake that appeared in this column
last summer, I list the recipe. One
and a fourth cups cake flour or l
cup plus 2 tablespoons regular
flour, "a cup sugar, 2 teaspoons
baking powder. "a teaspoon salt,
II square bitter chocolate u
ounce), 2 tablespoons butter, y
cup milk. ! teaspoon vanilla ex-
tract, u cup broken nut meats.
Sift and measure flour. Then sift
flour, "a cup granulated sugar,
baking powder and salt together
into mixing bowl. Melt together
the chocolate and butter. Mix
with the milk and vanilla. Stir
into the dry ingredients. Add
nuts and blend thoroughly.
Pour into a well-greased pan or
glass layer cake dish, 8 inches
round, 2 inches deep. Topping:
2 tablespoons cocoa. u cup brown
sugar, u cup granulated sugar. l
cup boiling, water. Now mix to-
gether the cocoa. brown sugar and
the u cup granulateo sugar.
Spread this over the top of the
cake batter. Over all pour the cup
of boiling water and place in a
moderate oven $50 degrees to bake
l hour.
This is a rich chocolate cake
with chocolate sauce under
meath. Turn it out for serving.
1t is best served slightly warm
with whipped cream.
(From Mrs. B. S., HyattsUilleJ
Mystery Mocha Cake: "a cup
sugar, cup sifted flour, 2 tea
spoons baking powder, A teaspoon
salt, l square Il ounce) unsweet-
ened chocolate, 2 tablespoons
butter, u cup milk, l teaspoon
vanilla, " cup brown sugar, u
cup white sugar, 4 tablespoons
cocoa, l cup cold, double-strength
coffee. First mix and sift first
four ingredients. Melt butter and
chocolate together over hot, water
and blend well with first mixture.
Combine milk and vanilla; add
and mix well. Pour into 8-inch-
square pan, creased. Combine
brown sugar, u cup white sugar,
cocoa. Sprinkle over batter. Now
for the surprise! Measure / cup
cold coffee, now gather your
courage and pour it over the top.
Bake in moderate oven $50 degrees
40 minutes.
WALL PAPER?
| (From Mrs. J. L. r., WdShingto1)
The wall paper in my living
room and dining room is in perfect
condition, except for cracks and
sort of bubbles which have ap-
peared around the edges of the
ceiling where it meets the side
walls.
|. 1t looks pretty bad but I hate
to go to the expense of repaper-
ing when the rest of the paper
looks so nice.
Could you or some of your con-
siderate readers suggest a method
which would eliminate the cracks
and bubbles without repapering
the rooms?
Evening star., 1949-03-08
DOWN COMFORTS?
SPECIAL CAKE?

| DSV&S S<~"&A O4s
(From M. F. M, WdshingtonD
I would like information on
down comforts. What should I
look for in purchase. size, weight.
lightness and size of comfort? How
closely quilted? Any particular
fowls down and so on? Then,
how should one care for in use
and in storage periods? Last, ideas
for recovering.
WICKS FOR CANDLES?
(From Mrs. D. C. K, WashingtonD
was interested in the letter
describing the making of candles,
with candle stubs and coloring.
I have made several short, fat
candles, 4 inches in diameter, but
have been unable to find suitable
wicks for same, even by braiding
cord, only tiny flame results.
Can someone explain what should
be used to get proper flame?
FEEDING CHILD
(Fron, Mrs. E. S., Washington0
I have just read the letter from
Mrs. A. D. B. about teaching
child to feed himself. She sug-
gests slapping the hands and say
ing mo" when small child wants
to eat with his fingers. "Frustrat-
ed" is one of the most overWorked
words these days, but can't think
of another to describe the young
ster who has reached this stage
of development and whose mother
constantly slaps him when he tries
to eat the only way he knows
how.
OF course he should be en-
couraged to eat with spoon but
at first he will tire of it quickly
and revert to his hands.
My baby refused any food from
spoon when he began to teethe.
Thereupon I discarded baby foods
and fed him at the table. He ate
pieces of apple, pear and banana,
raw and cooked carrot, pieces OF
boiled potato and bread and but
ter. In short, everything he could
hold and eat by himself. Two
months ago he accepted the spoon
again. Each time I gave him one
to play with. Lately he has been
attempting to feed himself with
the spoon. 1t was his idea, not
mine. There is some mess but 1t
can be kept to minimum by
spreading newspapers on the floor.
For my part I would rather have
mess than annoy my child by
slapping his hands when he Is
trying to eat.
Evening star., 1949-03-08
HELP WANTED, AGENCIES

WE HAVE FIRST-CLASS col. help,
full or part time; also day workers.
AID. 0639. PRUDL EMPL. SERv.
SECRETARY OFFICE MGR, con-
structlon exper., demonstrated abil-
ity and permanency requisite; inter.
views for employment in 3 weeks;
start sos. GEN. EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. l013 l5th st n " q
Evening star., 1949-03-08

and as above Lynn Wilson.
intimated one of the very few in
the country. The remarkable
Hazel Markell of WTTG and
WTOP is for the second time
acting program director of the
latter station, but that is only
temporary, for she is much too
busy otherwise for a permanent
berth as such.
Lynn had been with WINK for
az years as a writer-producer.
She had a cubbyhole type of
Office on the top floor to which no
one ever came to give her pats on
the back or other signs of en-
couragement. Then recently there
was a reorganization at the sta
ton and the pessimist of the top
floor started looking for another
job, thinking that soon she would
be out. Instead she got moved
downstairs to the big program
director Office. Proving that
sometimes the outside world is
just like school, where the smart
student gets the promotion. ID
Lynn was a smart student, i
Evening star., 1949-03-08

cut on an entirely new prin-
cipIe and priced under $40.
The dresses are titled
"SwirIs," and you simply
walk into them without
mussine your hair. button
the dress with the single but
ton at the neekIine, wrap
the dress and then tie it.
With q minimum Of fuss you
ore dressed in q trim model
and at q price thot seems
almost unbelievable.
Evening star., 1949-03-08
f you are q for-siehted

If you are q for-sighted
eoI and are already oreoniz-
ing your spring wardrobe,
you'll be more than delight
ed With these pretties. Any
budget, we feel, could open
up for this sort Of item.
P.S. If you want still more
news about these "SwirI"
dresses, you'll find out that
they open handkerchief fIot
for easy laundering.
Evening star., 1949-03-08

When arsueriro advertisement
addressed to Star bores do NOT
incloSe orioindl references. or
other materials of personal pdlue;;
Copies Serre the purpose and
originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-03-08
Att, TAX RETTTRNS

ALL TAX RETURNS
Prepared by former govt. tax agent
and accountant Fee for wage earn
ers. S. By appointment. 334 Bond
Bldg, 14th and N. Y. ave. NV.
TELEPHONE, ST. 1893. H.
FREE INFORMATION
26 necessary bookkeeping and tax
services for businesses, 8 till 8. Jack
Pearson, Director. AID. 6244.
Pearson's Counting House
Evening star., 1949-03-08
Readers Clearing House
FRINGE

(Fron, Mrs. r. H.. WdshingtonJ
For Mrs. w. r. B., Washington:
For the fringe trim on cowboy
attire, have you thought of using
the fringe sold for use on chair
upholstery? 1t can be bought in
short lengths and should be wash
able.
SPECIAL CAKE?
(From B. M. M, WashingtonJ
In response to the very kind
offer of Mrs. c. G. c.. Washington
I would like to request the recipe
for a cake made with corn sirup
and u cup sugar. as well as the
frosting recipe. Is that similar
to a seven-minute? I would also
like a white seven-minute recipe
which stays fresh and soft for
several days. Thank you so much
for your generous contribution.
Evening star., 1949-03-08
SALES ENGINEERS

o1AiGO G4NS14N GG1lo
E. E. under 45 with Air Forces Pur.
H; KEssLER, Personnel Services.
612 Washington Bldg. ST. 9442.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
Men-ofice mgr, bkpr SIS
Adm; asst. constr, exper S275 mo:
Radio tech. electronics S24O mo.
Television repairmen $50 vk.
ss sales b bldg; k = materials, ;, Sc So VI: VI;
Underwater trainees ----S150-S175
Counter sales, plmbs. S35 wk.
Lube. men, exper. S43
Wsomen-secys' ints5 -do iobs: . 's;5s e. 5sso55
stenoss-secys., beg. or s soms n E ssSpsgSs
Asst. bkpr., typist. knoWI. dbl. entry
and banking accounting type soto re,
BPpT: RG1ts seey d5ys 5Is days s3ise s25ssSe y1,
Assist bkpr., typist, Rem. Rand
Typists, 1sa'ts, personnel. mr.. Beth. s4o-s5S
ens Tspst tYpst hqte foress NV $40 SO
plus meals.
Clerk-typlst, S35-S40
MGR 5000 operation, bank exrer.
nr. Silver Spring P o. $1,000 yr.
Assist: dietitian. young exper. $3.50
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1908 @ st. NV.
Mutual, ITO G, MA. O954
MEN.
Chem. sales, Brazil, Portg. reg, $500.
Sales. ofc.. mech. car, S65 wk.
Radio. tech, solder exper.. S1.2O hr.
WOMEN
Med soc worker, reg, $500 mo.
Bkpr., steno., N. Arl.; $50 wk.
Bkpr., sec, pd. training, N. Y, 300.
Purchasing elk, train, N. Y. c., Sl75.
Secy.. Georgetown, $50 wk.
Typists, accts.. S195 mo.
War. other positions avallable9 3
ADAMS TEACHERS
Colorado Bldg. AGENCY, 14th and q.
CAPITOL HILL Hill sscy- ~ s259 % PgDie gsdv
juniors, start S2,7O0 New open-
ings hourly for top salaried secre.
taries. typists, bookkeepers, etc.
Est. 32 yrs. 5 floors See Miss Lee
or Miss White (Hrs., $50 to $50
BOYD, 700 18th, COR. G
Ma. 233s.
ADAMS AGENCY
Clerk -typist, S175; stenog;. hrs. 10 to
S.uU, Stanog travei bur 5000: stenoS..
Evening star., 1949-03-08

women pos t
for, oh, several
weeks, now she
is still half in
clined to be-
lieve the whole
thing is a beau
tiful Dire a m
from which she
W i'll suddenly
awake.
Lynn is the
only W O m a n
program direc-
tor of any radio
station in town
nhnun
Evening star., 1949-03-08
ADAMS AGENCY

erk-typist, S175; stenog.. hrs. 10 to
Z. $3.50; og-Ediphone OPT.
$500; medical secy.. Arl., $500;
stenog, travel bur, $3.50; stenog.,
national assoc. S215; stenog.. Spans
ish- English, S215.
Colorado Bldg, 18th and G
Evening star., 1949-03-08
KINDERGARTEN.

TFTUHL j. u. ~, NJ ItTtyIUTE1
There are several openings for
youngsters 5 to 6 years Of age in
a kindergarten in Arlington, Va,
in the vicinity of Colonial Village.
Any one interested please call
Glebe 1921
Evening star., 1949-03-08

e E. under 45 with Air Forces Pur.
chasing Contacts, $4,000. WALTER
H. KESSLER, Personnel Services,
612 Washington Bldg, ST. 9442.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Notions

$3.50 Muslin Ironing Board
Covers, fits any regular size
board ----------------- &c
6o-s9c and 7sc Fapous Make
Bathing Caps, With or without
straps, assorted colors s------Dc
16-s2.9S Plastic Chair replace
ments, 4 to set, assorted colors,
Soc set
15-s1.25 Soiled Chafe Guards,
prevents chadng. small sizA
only ---------------
$3.50 Plastic Rufiie House
Aprons, assorted colors 15c
1OO-29c Chintx Closet Shelving,
rose, blue lOc va.
7e-s1.Oo Krene Shoulder Cow
ers. 3 to set, keeps the shoul-
ders Of your dresses from get
ting soiled ed-----------4 4Sc set
$3.50 Rolls Of Piiofilm. for
making food covers -lSc
2s-7sc CoIOrful Plastic Rain
Scarfs ---------------zSc
zo-$l.O0 Plastic Raincoats, me-
diuln, large e--------------4Sc
30-$1.o0 Plastic Garment Bags.
slightly damaged d-----3 3Sc
s-$2.49 Electric Trouser Pres
sefS -Slsvv
30-Ireg. 81 and $2 Famous
Make Bassiere Dress, Shields,
"a to 80. ------------------SSc
so Irreg. Of $1.9S Nylon Two
way Stretch Girdles, small-me-
dunn size only------------SSc
30 Prs. loo Hose Supporter,
&c pr.
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Upholstery

90 Yd& ssc SAteen Ining Rem
nAut&. as wide sse
2a-ss&s 10 s7.ss Heavy Cotton
Duck Window Awningx %. -
and "a Wide S3.ss
10 Prs. Ss.ss Celenese Rayen Ne
non Tailored Curtains. "a long,
30 Pra ts.ss Cretanne O. Ren-
xaiine Drsperies. IA yds. long.
S<.ae
3s Prs. si.ls Plastic Draperiea.
Solid color. IA yds. long sse
i2--Ss.s5 Novelty Cetten Mar
quisette Bedspreads- Pastel coll
Ofs -. So 1a.x8
2o-SS.ss 10 Sa.ss Knitted Sefa
Covers. Various styles -.x9.ss
6SI7.S5 Cretenne Studia
Covers Floral design on white
background SlI.0
1eo-7sc Dining Room Chair
Covers. Arm chairs only - $50
2S-S2.s5 Fibre Auto Seat Cow
erx Throw style .sl.ss
Upholstery Dept. -- Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
COs.sefs

ls-S1o.S5 TO SIS Famous Make
CorseIettes, discontinued styles.
Rayon satins and batistes. Sizes
50 TO a ----------------
I$12.5o Warmers All-Elastic
Girdles, navy, sizes 20 to 30.
s7.ss
z7-S5.s5 Renso Belt Corselettes
Of rayon figured batiste, sizes
81 to a -----------------$3.SS
<s-$3.5e Extra Stretch ALI
Elastic Girdles, sizes 80 to 10.
Wnlte $As0O
34-Ss.S5 to s. Discontinued
Styles, girdles, garter belts and
pantie girdles.- Nude and black,
S1.ee
81 Bandeaux OF rayon satin:
blue, white and nude. Sizes 80
to SO. A and B cups ps-------50c
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Floor Samples Of
Home Appliances

1-sl4s.s5 Easy Wrinser WASH
er, floor sample ------- $119.9S
l--$198.S5 Easy Washer, with
automatic rinse .------- Sl59.9S
1--sl7S.95 = asy Spindrier
Washer. floor model Si4s.ss
I--S1S4.75 ecu. F1 Famous
Make Refrigerator s17l.sS
I--$2S9.7S 1l.5-Cu. IT. Famous
Make Refrigerator seas. Is
l---SzSs.7S Famous Make De
Luxe Electric Range $2i9.9S
l--$22S.75 Famous Make Elec-
tric Range -S149.50
1-$2S9.55 Sea. IT. II o m e
Freezer --------------$z $zxy.5S
1--Sl59.95 Detroit Jewel Gas
Range $liS.SS
1-Sl7S.9s De Luxe Gas Range,
famous make ----------sl2S.S5
1-Slss.5o De Lake Make Chef
Gas Range e-----------$i49.SS
Kann's--Appliance Store. 8th
and d SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Lingerie

s2.9s Cotton Pajamas, eyelet
trim, butcher boy style, pink or
blue, womens sizes es--------$1.9s
s1.99 Tailored Slips, rayon crepe.
pink or white, women's and
misses broken sizes----SL58 ea.
or Q for S3.o0
s2.s5 Slips and Petticoats, rayon
taffeta, womens and misses
broken Sizes 1es-------------S2.0e
$z.s5 10 y5.sS Cotton Housecoats,
dot or scroll design, xipper style.
Misses broken sizes and colors,
$z.5s
Kann's--Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
House Fses.ssishtssN

l-sl4.s5 Utility Cabinet. i4xilx
64". S shelf. as S5.ss
i-Sls.s5 Utility Cabinet, 27xf2x
63". S shelf. as is---$1s.sS
1-Sl5.s5 Utility Cabinet. refrig-
orator door, with spice rack. isx
l4x64~, as xli-sS
1-sl2ss Utility Cabinet, lsxi2x
CO.. rs Is. SS.SS
I-$Is.Ss Utility Cabinet. isxl2x
~, as is------------H-sS
sLsl4.ss Broom Closets. lsxl2x
6~. as s.---~--Sll.SS
l-$18.SS Porcelain Top Kitchen
BASE. with cutlery drawer. 20x
"a" top. as is------$14 SASS
asil.sS Porcelain Top Kitchen
Base. with cutlery drawer. lsx
20" top. as is---------$ $l0.9S
z-S1z.ss Porcelain Top Kitchen
Base. with cutlery drawer, l6x
20" top, as sass
1-$2s.95 Wardrobe, with hat
shelf. 24x22x64". as Is. Sass
z-S1s.95 Wardrobe. with hat
shelf, 24x2ox64ts~, as Is. SASS
1-S26Ss Doubiedoor wardrobe.
with hat shelf, 27x20x64h", rs
ts ----~------------ SArsoS
$50 Yds. l5c Plastic Covering
Materials 10c yard
24-$3.AS %" Ironing Beard. as
is 81 .98
3o-Packages 3ec Parchment
Paper
7o--S9c Transparent Plastic
Table Covers, 54x72~-------3se
34-59c Sauce Pans Soc
lS-2Sc Sauce Pans 14c
1s--$S.ss Carpet Sweeper, $50
Kann's-Trird Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
TOiLefrjes

sz.oe Houbigant Pressed Powder
and Loose Powder Compacts,
79cs
Compressed Powder RenIls, ssc'
a0e-$2.o0 D'orsay Cherry Blos-
som Perfume, Va on. size 49cs
s0-sl.1o D'orsay Cherry Bios
som Cologne -------------zSc'
36-50c D'orsay Cherry Blossom
Tale --------------10es
l44-55c Hudnut Marvellous
Face Powder for 55c'
s2-55c Hudnut Marvellous Cake
Rouge, assorted shades.
2 for 55c'
i3o-25c Lucite Combs, men or
women style; blue. rose or clear,
= Ice
1890 Double Edge Razor Blades,
s to package. 10 packages -3sc :
1z-S9c Tangee Face Powder,
assorted shades Sc
sass Compact Case, smart
leatherette or rayon case con-
tanning compact, lipstick case
and comb -------------- LS
ss-s1.5e Dorothy Gray Hot
Note Cologne, disc pkg 3scs
l5o-$l.5o 'Spellbound Soap" 4
cakes box, attractiyely packed,
49c box
30-Sl.z5 Travel Atomizer, two
dram atomizer In leatherette
case 0oC
Sc tar
lO-S5.oo Hairbruxhes, long ny
Ion bristle, boxed -------H.s9
36-59c Nail scrubs. nylon bris-
tie, assorted colors, plastic
blocks ----------------~9 COG
$3.50 Cold Cream Soap, 9
cakes to. box, pine and apple
blossom ---------------- COG
ls-sl.oe H. II. Aver Bath Sheen
or Sachet, honeysuckle. pink
clover ---------------- ovc
69c Kleinert's Famous Make
Bathing Caps, pure rubber; as
sorted colors, with or without
straps ---------------------SSc
sPlas tar.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
NecIesce0r

G1e 10 Nss Bieusea. ccsscns.
rayons. tailored or dresxy. krnal,
stses only. Broken lots and
rzlsssed --siSs %
3-1ss Nyisn Sweaters pull
overs short sleeves. also 9
ooncle sweaters Si-ss
n.ee Nec&weax. mussec and
soiled- Cotton psqns. raycn
xheers and lsces sse
KRnni-Street FIonr
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Hosiery

241 prs. AS Ii" Full Fashioned
Sheer Nyl0n Hosiery. Famous
name styles included. Several
constructions. Broken sizes and
cOlOrS C5c PIE
293 prs. S1.35 Famous Name Is
gauge Sheer Nyion Hosiery,
Popular sizes, discontinued coll
ors. Perfect quality ----8Sc pr.
Lee Prs. 29c and see Misses and
Children's Ankle Socks. Made
Of cotton. broken sizes, colors
and tyles: some are soiled.
Ice pr.
$40 Prs. Irreeulars Of $1.15 and
$l.35 Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Full
fashioned and no seam styles,
slight irregularities. good colors
and sizes --------------5Sc pr.
2s0 Prs. Imperfects Of slice
Mock Seam Sheer Nylon
Hosiery. No seam In foot Of
these hose. Good colors and
sizes, all Nylon construction,
2 prs. $l.o0
100 Prs. $1.35 Full Fashioned
Sheer Nylon Hosiery, 30 denier,
As gauge construction, new col
ors in popular sizes s----79c pr.
Kahn,s-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Hsss1IJserehiefs

&c Wememas flAa6k@xeht@fs.
bright prints. fsasns efseFcse.
ersd. kFpken assxwtfnss1t 10
MOSS afsn6kssshtefA white eos-
ton wssh satin baraefs. ras
EgE&Gx33kf%4 @A@sz s = esess sssssas'e - ~ w.
efee Meas syssA Itn~s usn4-
kssxhi<fa hs8sy esasssy. hesn-
xsatehe9. sn<xss sszE2.ss9 ..s -
gsnns-sVe<s ysox
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Kssif ssdes-scesr

= Inaperfecss q Sz.ee Csmhina-
tin Raysn Undics. Bai1deail-
chemfse style. Broken sizes and
co1crs. Soiled ----------eo -
10 Imperfects q 30 Rayen
Undies, popular panty and hrief
styles, tearose and white, not al
si1es --2 3 Ter $iyeo
~ 30 SumnHer weight Raysn
Undiea Cool rayon briefs and
pants, tearose and whit, broken
sixex -------- Z fer 9Ieo
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Name Nyien GownS- Pretfy
tailored styie. broken si1es and
colcrs, sliehtly sofled 80
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Gewns. Tailcred styIes. as1nrted
colors, broken sires 911e
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broken sizes. seized no
Kann1Strees Fioor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Teen ShOs,
I,sfassts' Shop

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tress Cover, standard crib size,
S1.4l
s2.ss Plastic Carriage Protector.
$I.S8
s2.ss fodder Dresses, sire l TO
------- -------. Sissc
$i.e0 Infants Utility Diaper
Bags, plus 20E tax -------- Soc
79c and $l.00 Cotton Knit or
Muslin Underpants, sizes l to
4Sc Atomic Rocket Caps for
boys and girls -------------19c
S2.99 All-Wool Sacque Sets,
S1.8s
L$1.ee Teen Age Story Book
Jewelry, plus 20e6 tax -----5ec
3-Sl0.9S Infants Pique Spread
and Pillow Top Set, applique
trim
$3.50 Cotton Jaquard Sweaters,
sizes 4 to s. $l.50
$3.50 and $6.SS Bobbie Suits,
sizes to 8 3---------------$3.6S
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16

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Evening star., 1949-06-16
Je,l,eJry

1-s10 Necklace, bracelet and
earring set; natural gold filled.
$500
-Sf6.50 TO $17.5o Simulated
Pearl Necklace and Bracelet
Sets with large multi-color
stone clasp --------- set, 1885,
25-sl.95 Novelty Necklaces,
$1.0o'
5eo--si Costume Jewelry.
2 for $1.O0s
1-S5 Gold Filled Necklace and
Earring Set, with green stones,
$500
Plus 2e% Taf
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Sports Shop

12-ss.95 Rayon Bolero Suits, -
S-slo.95 Rayon Gabardtne
Dresses, pastels v-------$6
1e-Sl2.95 Rayon Pin Check
nresses 90
l0-sS.95 Wemen's Rayen Cab
ardine Dresses SS.Oo
25--SIo.s5 to s16.Ss Misses Ray
ON Dresses, pastels and dark
shades, sizes u to 90 $3.50
S3-s1.9s Rayon Skirts, sum
mer shades -------- $l.zS
39-$7.S5 Striped Cotton sun
back Play Suits----------$S.Ss
45-S7.95 Cotton Sunback
Dresses in ice cream colors.
$3.50
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Costs end Toppers

I2--sts.ss 10 seS. slsess Goats.
gahardines. hroAdcloths. sssIss
1e--szs.ss Short suede Ceat&,
navy. red, grey or green.
junior SizcS. tia.es
3S--&ss.S5 Misses Csats. CAB
ardines, coverts r.---.~ &is.ks
iS--s6s Leng Caata, misses and
jr. sizes. sshardines. green.
grey. aqua. beige -~~-.-.. 81 no
I2--Szs.ss and tsssa shert All
woel suede BreAdcisths and
Kanns--second Fioof
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Girls Shop

I$7.99 2-Pc. Bolero Suits, $3.s7
4-s16.SS Plaid Check All-Wool
T0ppers -.-------------@ $Sse6
1o-$16.S5 Spring Suits $1,000
18-S5.99 In-Between Cotton
Dresses ~ ------$Z.OO
10-S3.S9 Chubby Girls Cotton
Dresses ------ ------A- SEC
s0--S5.99 and s7.9S Cotton
Dresses --$2.Z9
25-$1.99 Cotton Print Dresses,
SOC
2e-sl.ss Cotton Knit Polo
35-S1.2s to s2.29 Cotton and
Wool Skirts - -------$l.O0
1S-$2.9S Slip-on Sweaters, $1.97
30-S3.9S Cardigan All-Wool
Sweaters -----------$2.66
12-$4.S9 2-Pc. Striped Gotten
Play Suits ----------------$1.SS
Kann's-Fourth Floor