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Evening star., 1949-09-22
Women's "Nome
Shoes, 3 's
We're $9.95 to 1925

50 pairs white shoes of leather in group in
Guiding pumps, sandals and oxfords Broken
sizes to 9. IT, 80
WSL-North Building -. ... g..
Womes's and Misses Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-22

4 for 68c Kere 35c each

300 name handkerchiefs of fine white cotton
with corded edges. Floral motif in one corner,
pastel embroidered name in other. Not all
names, but good assortment.
WsL-Norfh Building -.
Hasdksrchiefs, Aisle IL. F3rst Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-22
Perfume Bottles, $1.''
Foi!!e Suits, $1o''
We're $I7.95

20 rayon suits in assorted styles. Pink, aqua
and beige. Sizes IL to 18.
IS Cotton seersucker Suits in blue and gray with
white stripes Sizes 10 to 20. Were 1896. Now--S5 95
5S Wool Gabardne Suits in dressy and casual styles
Assorted coors. Sizes IL to 18 Were $3995 to 1895
WSL-North Building -.
Goats Ssd Salts. Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-22
children's Shoes, $.
We're $3.05 and $4.95

50 pairs shoes in group including growing
girls canvas playshoes In broken sizes AZ
to 81 and children's white elk oxfords in
broken sizes 81 to IL.
VsL-NorfL Bxildiss
Chldrsss Sksss, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTiQUEs-FurnItG erle-s-erse.
china. glassware. russ. siivefware
e.,ntHsngss Hssey s,yh:s: 49,, ss.a asss eres' sasd
ANTIoUEs-Brie-a.srae. china. ST.
verware. old yewelry. farn. Any ANT.
DORA KRuPsAw MILESTONE. 1885
@ 81. nw. Sterling s4oe.
BEDkO0M. dining room. contents el
homes: cash We do moyfng. storage
sIApix Es s wHsara,0 sissT 0a s..Sasrd o 'e selei m
model. must be ls47 or 1915
sityeII. bog. s4-as inch. sA
sooKs. large and small eollecssona;
SssT ssssa; sRa BOX 5eSss's s4osT (; sf 81 T d
st nv NE, h9as.
BooKs-we srsssnxteas 10 bug en-
tire hnraEiss. or smaller sos-
where. pay cash and remove eoeks
aaHs snHsa'fseo BooK sfior. sos sos ssb A q
BOoKs@Iissle Journeys. ether writ
ines. By Habsards must be se01
cend.;; ress.; private. Nj $3.50,
CAMERA. Leica &C.. ~ SnmHstaf,
slsssa ssaass ss sass fsss sas ssa stsia sssr s 1
CAMERA WANTED, hixhest aazanfs:
also movie camera. pFpteEtof, Lenses
MIR WEISS. from BE. RK- z45S.
CAMEKAs-HiGtest cash prizes Pad
for Leae&. Coatax, Rossesnex ane
ether goc6 cn@era&s aina eomS2sss
camera and movie catGt& HEMM-
MEn PHOTO Co. @33 Penns. ave.
nlw., RI ss34. FTee rayktEs.
CL0THiNG--Hisnesz prices tsr msn.s
used eiothtns- EERAAFa 1T?
c1oorssarrs,s o sar - ,rs.s. 80. s.,s rs IS s:.s So
90. ;s... sa;sssaf ~ .R -
100 "a asA av- ~ 6e1&
Evening star., 1949-05-08
POULTRY AND EGGS

Quality CHICK Psaisefens centred.
lsd under = r, White Les sofFs
pallets. *iSiss PEI itAa, aiaH psst-
srrfrfnF dss1 Mai nfasts aglsa
oRM POULTRY. 1894 vine 81 sfisaaA
n Il Rsp LAYING Hmss eii,. j
reestsT ~ aaFkI3nas nv e@%H
&. { Srw sAia asssSrss s@hs% sss esss.,a.. sc
s.ess . rsss .ass eaicss y H.ms.. as4.
A1so pssy d,SxE q q. MAgNE4.
Defense hwy. LsnAaEa- Nd NJ
cHsaKs. fams sssiiiy. Z. aSeEs " X
VI Eocks fns LsxaoTssg VI ss pei
itfl Pslaxsss SIS AsHty ssaoyts1
~ ~ lna sss assfmntseks naaF ss
passass naT95aAi. cAfcKS go
Tsmgls fs. pf4as y. Fa.
fEkkIShs TtaE-ole etssofsa.
eaeas-efesss sa- ka6 taan- Aas.ss
DAr .Dfp rouIrs- ssaae -sfsss'
sFnnas, ereAe .sfsast psa@ss we
Hsls Akssegs Assa4
IH1tAEk EQUIPMENT, SsEasfwss
feedsFN, ssk k4lvss nusssx a@aS
JANIS FEEp sToRE, els X 81 ~
.--Sankry's 70 sseGss bses ehhsEt
t@Fksyk ps&atFT sgppss~k ~ n fsssa
FfIa&TM. q weK CD. AkSse ss8.ss
New H&xpsszsgsz 81 ID s&zs A
aafFn AND f0osE nat. sfss-
t8gaNy res sssAsi&Rs easHEf Nsts e.
@if pSs ef FaEis ChaTshs p tssssst
wsas vi EsGtssssSss. taFA ssnss -
- -, 80 ..TTas~ 81 .ss.s.x-.n = d,
MSF Nrsses4 Set Ta@f asss 80
pssssaaEt ssss csA yAs0ss Sc Msa
s@
HIKES fM86As~M1 q y spSsgsss,
p1sser@z gAsztzs hstEass snsfE u ?
G3nry, Nd pAsre As& xax ~ts%3
CoWAs tffsTNsa MT . as -
E1eWn NFe& ~ ae snf nsRss FsgFR
HatxA TMea. LxswAM FARMS, &e@sx
Ms Phafse @9sl
Evening star., 1949-05-08
DOGS. errs. arc.

COeNras. res hsaithy psEpasa. $50
seA sAe Ha 80 ANft esSa ss5fasr
iii eolofs saso Asth ~ s' III
Hoxrn. ismsas. fssp, y 1e.,hs
vanssyfui re- feg rhiie e. ssHsais9
sans.g ~ ss.,t s.sassys W. sEs -
cAIa TAtRsAx tAt tst Akc ss9sv
asksity w.HsAsarf SehhsshSf sss'1sss
rtsss.x srrTrss raa wssss /
isms.s sssasifal kssss sfssass sns
ssarrtrs--<-Aass. - .syslis, We.
s,ss, Axe ,st t,,..ss,,.s & go "a ''ss s.s wv
nox.r rtrrtfa. fssa sssa ss.sa.s.
3 va ass sfueaxs Axe fssSaEss@.
ossss.s sWsyBrsp vtTSfsa. ..f.s
s;saasb ssi"i ikssss~2izc' q r:..,.ss'.s :.
spsstn EpAsI1t FIgyItss J n.sss
- ass a s.ssass ssses oa s.aa
AFGHAN moINn suFFy, nass
uses hsstsesssfs. f*ssSfaAss "A"
kgNaHKI. Rasasts NssS, shEnathsA
lss ssS ssrfsss aaaNsst Gs&ssssf at.
is1sa saaS ssftars Sstf ass $50
ffass f,rss 1s;sssf ssssEss -. -. ss esssss "a
essnas smsrmHMa. ~ @sass. 80
saG- cal asts8 i q s@ NJ sss'
ctseNfM. rvS assas. . msesAs s.ss
~ oHs nfafss ssse 80 :.
eoshsnk. sstas sae sAsssa ,tfs'
ssss Axe fsEAsssfss VI assi-
ea,asss. x.bss ags sssssasasa4 9.
NJ 80 ssas4ssss ssa asems @.sas.
siea 1907 saaA- sss4 Asa f'
.sssIsn rrrs smea..yss ssas..s !
sfofTs rtrvi1ss Axe see .as
sss ssasa Aasssstty sstssAss asasss
tss.s'ss aas. ..s. s'.ssss' e s.s J. 80 -
rsals.s s ssr1ss veyv... g. e.
sFssG asrs sssssts3s pFass sFsa sss.ass
kesf sNesss 50 E8ss
soxsn rsrFsss sssel @.sst skc
sea hfaksx fssashssass sA
ssmMsx smsvmHmn. mss J. RS
frsaasY4 ssFs fsss Ca s@ss,
nBnass. Axe 80 cAs@ss@a sss&-
81. sExssEn vtss. sssassssss AEc g.
rstsEs SO .asss, = az - .ss.,' ss
s,s,ss ss.ss,t.as smas sssssssia, m.s.. es.ss
- - I, So. saaa sS""s nA"@'
saIsAfiAN Frss 81 ses e.
sFNs9 = SsA sssssfas xssss~
-. q oslss'; - ;.Essss : = .
lcsssssssS . SssA No.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
AVIATION

II ~ oAht Gross ovsntEt egm.,
s.i.sis Is,.si,os' ''s'S''S s's s.,''f% q 'sfa, ~
.iiari.~E FoR SAT- ~ nsaAa . =
- BetYssta Ffts AAts ~ hsst
EtstN1 ssLisAfN Men ef ~sasE
vantse te sell nasf FaStH H1ht
trslatsE refsts hgh San 90
csl CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
BtG,~si>o MAY iatS, isss Tlts
KEsg MEHT WERNER COHF S3t
pgavtat toHEifgt nAts hest stfHfss
in uAh6aF Ne b as WASfiIsteN
ksilanG AItpoFt Al sitttsh sth
way rsata elisshis ts aAs thls stf'
sas aRG eli sAsta. sA typs mAasts.
aaseT weys aas et sifffsf ere
ktisfien saaisnsst Cal 1T Hsl
ts.s aIRoNCA. soos ssasl,tea !sv
tame cn mAset $500 Of esd S.s'
o. aiStafgs i, II gsrIIosesa.r .,,s ,.ss.
feSIe' lnns -fsnEs lame sss VI 90
.;rgfrsiios ;gh sf,a II eifns sns p,is.s.
eiiett sttl basF hessss RirsF ssm
q tsry ice pJtetI 1.a s@ @
A54#a GA EfFN NAEAE-ssA
.Ert IN tfsas CsA VA $3.50 sas
a. VA A4n4 setsasyH sad sssa
aiOht SWIFT tusi - hssasss ess
Nhs rllssi iisi Mar tRLt 1859 AAte-
Aaise prsp @Nsy fsa1g psN tAN
efslss tbgRl ttsss sF asfpAsns s&g
s.ssHs lkg hears tFAlsss 10 ~
mph. sppFeG ssBb zee enssse
etrslAns hisktg paiiAhSe eli sessss
sa}auaehiis n ifsas ~ sns rec .ee >
ass essf Fsaus ssisr . y Aa~"
FnN sa,I--~ Asrgnes c.. l'esnsss. 6 iiIi
rinse cats aKNnsnssssr sesn
e a.s r,ss- r.,,.,, '"p'sf. 9s,s y..sssr, .ssss,
AsnoNta tasaT lev time tsasss:
ksEs sfFs sAss tssh 50 cssttsksil
Tnxtr.s thFsb MsH sfD esaAsh4 -
hv aaAYss asse Bsiai pfnpssisf tws
FstENa 40 wlti aFssRt tTessa
caats AtLKN hpEiashsss Aa'F"f''
,saa anNoeotrr vita sass Las.
hFr1 retsns sxsstisnt sstsestta'ni !
rYfusfy tps;YamsHis fssssss Sfyf
gsrtnsec ssas A.. 1877 ~ pF'
#7't
Evening star., 1949-05-08

A trained mar for yeuT p1ttieAiaf
yeb. OF . group isF Lbat Eys3sCt
faster. better. complete sAIlsfA a too
Eukrsg.tsea Hssyy kHa nEsshss 2
FrndinE. lei8 clear ans alasa.
ifss. sesaigsk. SDddsBA top seal. as
typts eg snanGre WenasrRTa essf
greens. Ehrass, sAE saa. Esssrntsis.
hsdErE. stfFsns KpsE3nsfB sfa6f
araamentsl tfEfs. rnCa gaEasas sSss
ana old tsshioa ssxsE 5ssss, Ias~s.s
fsnefA, stone. haf ktEsf4fs S1sf't
hElcA 2AiiAs. RAikGs Nfns- fafeA.
tsffkesA t<seRB. dftBN#AFEs pfHS~
ms tkeRftHE tree surgery ksst'
watsa are fsee oy eatssib, III
Evening star., 1949-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

AIR CONDITIONER. console. =. hp.
season MAvOct, comfortably cool
liv. rm. and din. rn- Phone OIL
81 20 IS
AMPLIFIERs, public address systefns
recorders twire tape. sound trnck
service. SOUND EQUIPMENT co.
BABY CRIES. carriages. struileft,
high chairs, etc. Week or mo Free
delivery. BERGER 8. Tu. 344a.
BULLD0ZFR FOR HIRE. with oper-
Atpr. to clear. grade, cScayate: reaH
HOsPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO. 622 g.
nv National 4Oe4.
REFRlGEkAToRs, washing machines
faLs. de-humtdiners, waxeTS. etc,
Feas rates WO AGO. --fz
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Asscl. ~AsYfc tcs-s

4
dofHisc.--n.. s.ss s.ss's Eaas =
ENCMANCtK 3 - ave- 50 "A
es@G CAsrs ea SEM
coins EsAnsE ep-@s szss is'ersEa e.
90 -sEAsS stEs's EHss We Ne%Ss
ScESY ssc9 *.s i'ss - sw n
CoI~s A=rraeas. ssr*ara ss res
t.tss. a.tzs "a eamse. ssga*sl
s,srss S.2s kESFS. ses .-gs 81
ntsr rgftEr st.tF*rssrs- 81
Yg-ss4A-ss - 1850 - "a FE
r&As :. #sV@
pFtr sEA tTsAtNG kIIix ~ss~
49, sSrs- asYs sses@ " ~ = 60
Hsss sEs-ess .a4 set eaa. sass ts
DIAMONDS sst e}s er-r'r, .zy
s,ysI Cas- Fs.e ERNEsr syNk
INC ett 53SS - az
s1ssrFs sFsr+t asa say as. cprfs
Hsi~Eg Ri- Fn az
DIAMONDS. ss,s- Fs.sns-s s.sss
ssTsa sTs. s.s iHE.ss...s ssss,1 I -, -. sss. :
rttts pase wv Ytsgk ~
EooAS-srl ~ sv4y saeAs tsgFs
;';i ysirSD = soos ssss;i saor i.hoSs'' -. 8
FURNITURE wea.a "a. Sc v-rsA.ss
70 casa slSS Eoaa ssss ssshe q.
srR~irtsr-ro4, ru- sSa,sse,.
:sR'.:''' ss';s ]: ii, ;sts Ill Ill III f'''':
EURNIrTRE-NA W. .turs eon
gents e. eoa psercs A.As e.a Esss-
ssrt tatna egH,-K h:Gf BgsEai
Eme sss.3Es fsf svsS - scar aoo
WOODS Eth aHs x sts "a AK
FURNITURE ssrlse At srs., soos
.sfnIagt 9: ~ Siras. ,nt-rs sszy'
raU AS JAMES ahesr "A ce-a
FrkN as>TtD~-Eaufr hoasshs..
e' ma P,esss Pfeaaf1 e-slt-s
GoLD~B,lns sv-r cd sS.e H.su
say casa A KAHN M Is srS p
At aEa A. rU
GUITARS, Gar ne reasonable CO
tuMRlA SCHOOL or MUSIC Mk
MoVr cAMrRAs mess protector,
toaae ane s.3t.t lrnsrs es.tcFs .sz
SAnted BREASEE a5S IA ave
~ RE -4Es
oFFICf CotCR. erosn leathyF. saas
st N excellent eonolten. Ab *-ul
olslot t,R>,ruRs. .n A.nas -
Dee Ha, r, Any SsAd top pgaet.
pl 7a7- ttts. s4s CO. sF@a
Old FAsHfosIp pletGs frames
eleeGs, china. 1iA1wase. f4fHtlaFi
antiques etc EM 4@ea -
PIANOS, uptaEh3. stelhwAs O. kaAss
PIANO IN year way- wed spprs
elAle uslug IL CN sul@ :
PiANos~-Ns pay hlEaesl cAAh pTtes
fot sptpft& small apr1shis gTAnns
COLONIAL. PIANO CO. Ma 4s9e
rlAsos---otane, ap-sA~ spsEsk, o
APT Aitt sns siss Ats eeneisien
KifLfs, PISTOLS. Shots uaA. hsnoc9
lars and ammunition We hey, #
OF tFsdt. LYNCH GUN SHOP. 81
llth 81 nS
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, sutt
batteries. house TAEs htsEss. price
paid II you cannot deliver yeuf as
egmslstsens r,n .p,.'ss p.rsss nhoas Us Aci
seRAP IRON. SCRAP INITIALS sus.
batteries, hosse H3Ehsst pFsoei
paid II you cannot eetLysr youi
WASH RAG 4 RAo Co is L a
SEWING MAunTSEs-ws sa, al
types repair hsmstiieh:nS, eatten
covered. plsssins 20 iith St az
srOVTs. FURSTTURE, rArges. ie,
boxes ana heaters, ACME SToSi
Co lntl Sth 81, M MA hahs
TELEyISl0S SIT N sXchAHEt 90
1910 Lincoln or what have yoG
AM INTERESTED in bUying SILVER,
ware. any condition; china brlc-A'
brAe cid SRelTy and furniture
DORA kRuPsAW MILESTONE. 1885
@ ST NV. ST f4a.
WE PAY rOP PRICES for old sold
silver. Iewtlfy diamonds, nrsArms
luEgaRe. Photographic equipment
musical instruments. vnglnreTlns
instruments Will call. MAX ZWEfC
SONS, a37 . ST rS.. NE 81
Evening star., 1949-05-08
ACCORDIONS

Exclusive distributor OF -Ameri.
can 120-bass Tina model; $3.50
with case.
ACCORDION REPAIRS q
Complete service on all makes. Esti-
mates given.
MERVIN CONN
$500 l4th St. NV. CO. 02e7
BUILDING MATERIALS
White pine shelving. O and In,
10 IT., 9hae per bd. II.
F. L. WATKINS CO.
1901 Sheriff I'd. ne. VI. $500. liz
CRUISE COOL SUITS
The coolest suit made. For men and
women. Sl7.95 10 $50 so. Eylon
hose, 3 pairs, guaranteed to Etve
months wear, S45o.
Fashion Center Clothes
a30 p st NV Room GOT
Evening star., 1949-05-08
cAruf AND LIVESTOCK

lfyE&fOt k-Frskh aesa sws 9SssEs
ssTa fws Rsis4ssHss ehA a as
sFsszs W<ssss~asss 10 ffenkeM sNssN YB
F*assa ard ssz#s saexansfs&. FAszss
gtxgsTA aTg~s@3
nfgeRF--psss .ss@S Tnsa ws&e*,
papxrss ssTrss. . yss sssssss ssssss'
..Ysxssssas SoSy 81 a..s. ssls:.s.
AS 81 6S1ss e.sH saks ~ sxst
e6af. lnNsssa&s VI.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
EXHAUST FANS
Best makes. Call IA. 1870.
FURNITURE

Easy washer. spin dry; Philco radio
record player. short wave: child Q
crib and mattress. new; beds, bed
ding. curtains. drapes; living rm..
dining rm. and library furn.: gar-
den tools. Tl00 Chestnut ~. tcor
Chestnut and Blair I'd, n.w). GE
1914
NESBITT EQUIPMENT co.
45l Calvert ave, Alexandria. Va,
presents their new Bargain EQUIP
ment Center. You can't beat these
Three 1e47 REQ heavy-outy three
yard dump trucks: low mileage; ftted
with three-yard Daybrook hydraulic
dump bodies. Trucks equipped with
tow hooks Each Unit sells new for
$500. Barssin Equipment Center
price each, $3.50.
One REQ Ig47 heAyy-duty four-ysrc
dump truck: low milease; fitted with
Daybrook hydraulic dump body
equipped with tow hooks, This unit
sells new for over $4,000. Barssin
Equipment Center price. $3.50.
Stop by the BARGAIN Equipment Cen
ter. We have many other real ya1uss
in electric hammers. electric hand
saws. radial arm saws. etc. for ssis
at bargain prices. A complete bar
saip list will be mailed 70 you upon
rechest. just call US at oyeriook
1855 e
Evening star., 1949-05-08

SOFA, Duncan Phyfe. mulberry silk,
good condition, 500. AID. s9Ia. -
SOFA, Duncan Phyfe: mans lounge
chair; reasonable. FA. 5569; .
SOFA, Kroehler, perfect cond.; blue
tapestry; very reasonable. Gil. Oss4.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
TREES REMOVED
la. 'II.,,.A,,,..NDSCAPING

PROMPT ard ssSelsni ssTfifs FULLY u
suFs6 Call FRED hilEh alter
era NfA EagsH
Evening star., 1949-05-08

RsTfR 1sFs :oG5 esoslfs Also 81 gt ~ frE.s. sEs Gs
REFGR.. 7fS-ft. Westinghouse, holds
20 lbs. frozen food: meat storage;
KfEiFGRsiGEkAToE. fiGs liz nsE Ieonard ea aIoS Gu IT.
very coed cond.; reas. AK. $780,
RTEHFsRlGERAroR, THs iisa rrisidaire, sh Gu
IT.. recondiioned; $50. oW. 1899.
REFRIGERATOR, Electrolux. gas: :
Gu. it.. good running condition; Sso
or best offer. VI. 0445.
REFRIGERATION, Westinghouse, s Gu.
it.. perfect condition., has new
sealed motor ;aon, must sell at once
RSE1F9RslieERqr1oR. S19si VA Seol Cold Wall ssood
cond.. 6 Gu. IT.: reas. uN. S72s;
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire, white.
4 Gu. it.: only S35. RA. si6l.
RdhsrRicTraar6R ds ERA 5fs'0nssss sss SSs
spotless, used few months, size 8:
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire. 7 Gu
a; Ss9, .Y6R va 1893; lsG;s,s.,r,. a cubic
T.; excellent condition; $50. WI
RiEfESRsiiGERAToR, ifSRsiiGERA oE. Al condition;
REFRIGERATOR, Frigtoalre, 1-t
apt, size. $50; good condition. wo
REFRiGERAToR, electric apt. size
Crosley Shelvador in beautiful con,
dition: first S6J takes it. 42o0
RfffffkiGRERsroR, fffsaREfaRkssr 81 Ra ksivinator. 7 Gu IT.
pract, new; moving, sac, SlSSi 4
steel blinds, 35-tnch, $40 Tor all
REIaarttt2RaroR. Ia t52s new 1s4s westing-
house de luxe. 7-ft.: stove, new Magic
Chef gas: both considerably under
list price. Cali FA S43a -
REFRIGERATOR, gas Serpel. IA Gu.
#. in excellent condition, SS5. WA.
REFRiGERAToRs, brand-new 1e4e
Kelvinator. GE and many others;
all sizes; at big savings; b-year
guarantee. After z Pm. co. $3.50
REFRIGERAToR. coldspot, late
model. lEe. with veg bin; $3.50 or
best o1er. IA. 1885. B
REFRIGERATORS-- are over
stocked on all leading name brands:
Floor SAMPLES at greatly reduced
prices. Save as much as $50 to $50.
From q select stock. representing 3
leading manufacturers, Take up 70
ircTslc gssi to vIREfAcE. RisA sLsssr.TsfS sss rrsTsef
Esi" s;ss 8; S1.a n sss. y 4AsI.. saS' and a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
PLANNING FOR
LARGE PARTIES


In planning large parties. lunch.
cons, or Huppera, such planning
and ordering nhould be- done ~
Tar ahead a. practicable. Hama or
roast can be- cooked the day be-
fore, then baked the following day.
Tho Ingredients Cor salads can
be prepared and lsft IN the ioe
bon 10 chin. Cakes can Be baked IN
large sheets. allow them 10 cool In
pan foe ten minutes. frpsL then
cut In squares Tor serving.
Some Ideas tar serving IN large
quantities are a. foilcwsl Fur bah.
"a beAnA Z Qtn beanA Y cup
soda. cup moliAassa, Y cup
sugar . tpA mustard . tpA pap
raka, Q thA salt. . cups shortening.
. quarts hot water Method. soAk
beans over night. drain. cover with
water. add soda and cook slowly
until almost tender. DRAIN ADJ
mollaasea. sugar, mustard pap
rtkA salt. ahoFtsnlng ard hot
water Bake IN shallow pans IN q
moderate oven CSaS ~ 4 10 ~
hFM Serves about To
ChAckeA A taking, Q eta cook
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH


This past Sunday our pastor de-
livered q textual sermon, coming
from Genesis Aha. The message
was wen put and the points quite
foreefliL
The attendance was very good
with numerous visitors. Among
the distinguished persons worship
ping with as were: Mrs. TRlmAge
Carey and Mrs. Carolyn Desmond,
technician for Luatra-Silk Corp
and visitors from Chicago. A
haFdy welcome and . warm hand
OF friendship II extended TO all
visitors.
During the afternoon, the Pas
tors Aid sponsored q wonderful
Talent Program for the 400 hour,
then the evening services were In
order.
Next Sunday. the mission viii
have their monthly program with
Mrs. Lydia Brown m the principal
speaker. support your missions
groups.
There are still those who war
rant the prayers Of the healthy.
Pray for the sick and shut-in- As
we pray In our various homes let
us not forget the weekly prayer
meetings on Wednesday evenings.
Rev. Tate and the Housing Com
mittee for the -Four State Conven-
finn are making an uPRent pien
for the people Of Minneapolis 20
open their homes 10 these people.
Mrs. Judson Philips can be con-
tacted ut Pr 3771 for any details.
Please. friends. we need your help
nowi
Thought for the week: God gives
food 20 his birds, but He does not
throw Il into the nest. Rev. Jer-
ONE 8. Tate, Pastor. Margaret
Tate, reporter.
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sT. JAMES AAEE CHURCH

With Rev. Benjamin ~. Moore
out OF the city attending the
Fourth Episcopal District Youth
Convocation and taking q few
days vacation. 50. James has been
blest with messages from Rev.
William Hicks and Rev. J. W.
JuneIi. who delivered the good old
fAshioned spiritual messages Of
'yesteFyear" which were highly
appreciated by an Brother James
y. Smith. vice chairman % the
Stewards Board and Bro. Calvin
Parker. ExhoFteF have been In
charge Of the services during Rev.
Moorp's absence. Rev. Moore win
leave Detroit where he h resting
q few days with his brother. Clif-
ford and father. IN time to Be
with IN again July 81.
Two great days 10 which g.
James n hooking forward are
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Your feet are . part Of youl
hut even though we may have an
idea how important they are. !
am afraid We are inclined 10 treat
them like stepchIIdren, 90 Ia
speak.
How often have you noticed 4
girl who u attractive In every de-
tail until you see her feet. In
many Of IN. the contrast In fiat,
caIlouSed, mls-shApen feet, patent
ly unoared for. In shocking.
Summertime ia q period OF EN-
phaAia on the feet. It's impossible
to hide and Mtill TO relax. 10 hers
10 q simple routine OF care for
them, which should pay off In at
tractivcnaas and comfort.
After scruhhlnE with . good
stiff brush. soak the feet IN
water that h N hot - h bear.
able Coz 10 minutes. Thea
plunge them Into cold water for
i've INMATES. Alternate this
operation three % four timsA
Aftsr drying thoroughly, 90
over the feet with cleaning cream,
allow u to soak In Cor about fivs
minutes. then remove.
Follow this operation with q
pedicure. SpruCing the feet az
with the same shade Of nail pol.
lsh you use on your fingers.
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VT. PETER ANHE CHURCH

The Fourth Episcopal District
Convocation. held At Bethel AME
Church. Detroit, Michigan, was q
grand success. The four delegates
from st. Peter church. Mrs.
Eunice Leverett. jeanne Fraction.
Kathryn Chivers and Rev. II. c.
Boyd. received helpful informa-
ton and inspiration to be used In
their church and community.
The last quarterly meeting held
last Sunday was enjoyed by those
attending the services. The Rev.
w. r. Guy, gave two good sermons
which encouraged US TO contend
for the faith once delivered unto
the saints. He also warned US of
the danger in negiecting 10 take
the Holy Communion. Pastor
Boyd, gave the evening message.
The last Quarterly conference. and
reports are 20 be made Monday
evening, August 20. Rev. w. e.
Guy. win preside over that meet
ing.
women's Day win be observed
ouuaAyt JuAy Oh NJ o. ANNeE
church. Mrs. Lucille McAdams In
chairman. Mrs. Leila Copeland,
oo-chAirman. Mrs. Maxine Jones
and Mrs, FioSsle Harris are seTv-
ing N program chairmen. Com
plete details OF the program win
be given TO you in printed form
Sunday, Every member IL request
ed 20 help make our women's Day
q grand success.
Mr.. James Moppins win an
nounce the committees 20 serve
with him for our Mems Day pro-
gram, August n, 1919. The men
are hoping 10 outline q better pro-
gram this year than ever before.
All men Of st. Peter are requested
10 be present Sunday 20 hear the
announcement. The annual Con-
ference Ii only six weeks from
now. and the members are request
ed to pay up all your back dues
and conference claims. September
TIL. 1919 10 the date Of the An
nual Conference.
You are cordially invited 10 wor-
ship at 81. Peter AME church.
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MASON CRY. IA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ripper,
Miss pauiIett Ripper. LuciIIe
Vernon and Butchie, were visitors
In the Twin Cities over the last
week end. Miss Marcy Ann Kip
per, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Ripper, returned 10 spend .
month at the Ripper home, si7
30. Polk Ave.
Mr.. Virgil Warren who was III
for q few days last week 10 much
improved now,
The program given last Friday
evening by Mrs. Eateila Bhuisr
was q success. The senior choir
sang. Mrs Crystal Burreil was
mistress OF ceremonies. Miss
Peariie shuieF played the piano, =
reading was given by Janice and
Oensvieyp BArrell. and q solo BY
Mrs. Y. q. cottman- Also on the
programs leading up 10 the
program was Mrs. Helen BeahearS
81 Dea Motnss, who gave remarks,
This was the first In o series OF
woman's Day the first Sunday In
BsptemD@r'
Miss Helen BeaheaRa IL visiting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace spencer, 26l Sth 30. S.E.
Mr.. Robert Collins OF Waterloo,
Ia. II also visiting the BpencerA,
Mrs. Mildred Longum returned 70
her home In MaKahalitown. In.
after visiting here with her sister
Mrs Mary Ewing for the past
weeks.
Morris Macsr left for Chicago
Saturday after receiving word
that Major A. Y. Patterson, his
uncle. Of that city had died sud
denly Friday Tnonring. Morris vii
return Wednesday.
The birthday party Saturday
night At the home Of Miss Veda
Ripper marked her 18th. About e
young people enjoyed the affair
and Miss Ripper received many
presents.
Those persons who attended ths
installation services by charterec
bus Of the Rev. Jemlson OF Cor
inthian Baptist church were ths
MeAsrs and Mines, l. Ctsphen. w
u. Martin. l.. y. Smith. p, Mar
Tin and BRyies. Rev. and Mrs. p,
l.. Scott. the Mines r. Barnett, L,
johnson, G.. l.. Bennett, A Keko
Mary johnson, NJ. Ewing. q
Parker. n. Jeffrie, A. Jeffrie. l.
Jsffire, Alice Maeer. @. Cheaton
ID. Stating, l.. Evans and sterling
MaceF and Kenneth Bennett. Thos,
who motor were Rev. and Mrs. "
Gladstone Scott. Mr.. r. Alien ant
Mr. and Mrs. shuieT and daughter
PeaFlle Mae.