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Evening star., 1949-08-25
Art NeedIework
Reduced

20 Stamped Linen Luncheon
Cloths, with striped borders.
Nicely hemmed. 56x66 inches In
size. Were IS. Now---H.Se
6 Scarf and Glove Kits, to be
made. OF 1907 Australian wool
in natural gray. Were 1895.
Now --------$2.5o
100 Skeins Of = Fleurette and
Catalina Yarn, pure wool. From
odd dye lots, but many wanted
colors. Were 80c. Now ------S5c
: Stamped Linen Hand Towels,
to be apphqued. Were $l25.
q Infants Stamped Diaper
Blouses, in white with blue or
pink trim. Were 81. Now----65c
/ Footstool Frame, mahogany
stained hardwood. To be COW
cred. 14x11hx12 inches. Was So.
3 Sets Of Rayon Satin Lingerie
Cases. Soft blue in color and
beautifully quilted. 3-piece set.
Were 50. Now-----e6
2 Sets of Rayon Satin Lingerie
Cases, soft pink, beautifully
quilted. Were $l2.50. Now IS
. Sets Of Rayon Satin Lingerie
Cases, lace-trimmed. Peach or
eggshell. Were $10.50. Now 81
n Needlepoint Pieces, design
finished in wool grospoint. 23x
% and 18x23 inches. Were
SLIPS. Now --------9oc
8 Needlepoint Pieces, design fin-
ished in wool grospoint. 15x
20 inches in size. Were $2.95.
Now -------$2
/ Needlepoint Piece, design
finished in wool grospoint.
30x30 inches. Was $29.50. Now
$3.50
] Needlepoint Piece, design nm
ished n wool grospoint. 23x27
inches. Was 1895. Now----$s
1 Needlepoint Piece, design nm
ished in wool grospoint and
petit point. 29x29 inches. Was
S2205. Now ---------$B.5O
500 Skeins of Hiawatha Needle
point Yarn, 1907 wool. In
gold, taupe, antique rose. 40
yard skeins. Were 29c. Now,
10c
w&I-Art Needlework,
Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Occasional
Furniture
Reduced s.
I ssd Z Pieces.sf.a.Kisl

I ssd Z Pisces.sf-s.Kisd
I Lounge Chair, mahogany We
neer on hardwood. Upholstered
In rose striped cotton. Was
$169.50. Now ---------------$6s
/ Three-piece Sectional Sofa,
mahogany legs. Upholstered
in rose cotton matelasse. was
1856. Now ----------------SlsS
2 Fan Back Chairs, mahogany
legs. Upholstered in rose cot
ton print. Were $50. Now $32.5o
1 Modern Sofa, mahogany
frame. Gray and chartreuse tex
ture cotton. Was $30e. Now.
$179.50
I Three-drawer Chest, mahog-
any veneer on hardwood. Was
$3.50. Now w-----------$4Z.S0
! 4 utility 4 Top" small open
shelves to be used atop. OF ma
hogany-veneer on hardwood.
Was $35. Now $3.50
2 Pedestals, mahogany veneer
on hardwood. One designed for
right, one for left Of three
drawer cabinet. We're $3.50.
Now -----------------$ $Z7.SO
i Modern Coffee Table, Of
driftwood and brass. Was $45.
Now $27.oO
/ Coffee Table, maple-finished
hard wood. Was $14. Now $9.95
l Side Chair, Pennsylvania
Dutch-type. OF pine. Was $50.
W&L-Furniture.
Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
kesIisees, Robe.
Reduced

30 Hostess Gowns, Of rayon taf-
feta, rayon crepe or rayon satin.
In both pastel and high shades.
Broken sizes IL to Is. Were
$29.95 to 69.95. Now,
$18.75, Sz9.75 and $33.75
IA RAyon Travel Robes, in
royal blue, turquoise or shrimp
pink, with white piping. Brok-
en- sizes, IL to 20. Were $14.95.
Now $6.5o
6 Pure Silk Hostess Gowns, In
almond, dark green, navy or
wine. Broken sizes, 10 to Is.
Were $45. Now $3.50
W&I-Negligees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
chiIdren's Gowns,
Poiomos Reduced

$50 gowns and tw0-piece paja-
mas, cotton seersucker and
broadcloth; sizes 4 to II in
group. Were $2.95. Now $2.l5
IS Cotton Batiste Gowns and
One-piece Seersucker Pajamas.
Sizes to IL in group. Were
$1.95. Now w-~---$1.15
W&L-Girls' Furnishings,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Soye on Electrical Appliances

1 Magic Chef Gas Range. Floor
sample. As Is. Was $242.50. Now.
$15S.s5
1, 1 Estate Electric Range. Floor
sample. Was $320.95. Now.
$2l7.45
1 Apex Foldamatic Console Type
Ironer. Floor sample. Was
$219.95 Now -$l64.SS
1 Wringer Type Apex Washer.
Was $124.95. Now $685.
8 Anderson Gas Ranges. Cooks
with se4led In heat. We're
$299. so. Now -------$ $159.5o
/ Deluxe Crosley Shelvador Re-
frigerator. Floor sample. Was
S379.95. Now $284.95
lE An Crosley Shelvador Re-
frigerator, floor sample. Was
s299 .05. Now $214.SS
/ Crosley Shelvader Refrigera-
tor. Left hand door. Floor SAM
ple. Was $229 05. Now $17z.45
/ General Electric Tank Type
Cleaner. Was $685.. Now $19Q5
1 REGINA Electrikbrosm. Was
$3.50. Now -------- $16.S6
. Royal Cleaners. Were 500
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $zz.S5
1 Royal Cleaner. Was 1895.
Now w--------------------4z4.S5
stairs axnra
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Bedroom
Furniture
Reduced

/ ss1 z Pisces.et t-s.Kis1
1 Large Modern Vanity With
Mirror, oak-veneer On hard
wood. Was $179.50. Now $S9.5e
. Mirrors with Maple Frames.
Were 50. Now
. Large Hanging Mirrors, ma.
hogany-veneer ON hardwood
Were $40. Now
Night Table, blonde mahog-
any veneer on hardwood. Was
$46. Now---------------$zS.50
l Maple Desk Mirror. Was
STATS. Now -------------$11.50
l Maple Dresser Base. Was
$40. Now -s-----------A9.5O
1 Maple Chest. Was $e1. Now.
$50
/ Double Bed, Of beautiful ma
hogany veneer on hardwood
Was $3.50. Now $3.50
Twin-Size, Solid Mahogany
Bed, poster type. Was sos.
Now w--------------469.M
/ Boudoir Chair, upholstered.
Was $50. Now-------------$zS
/ Boudoir Chair, upholstered.
Was $S5. Now------------$17.5e
/ Solid Ash Dresser Bases. Was
SIT. Now ----------------$3 $3.50
3 Solid Ash Dresser Mirrors.
We're $i6. Now--------------N
W&L-Bedroom Furniture.
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Misses and Women's Suits

Suits 3button semi-taiored styles IN Tan
a,d go. sves IN ana 1s Were e5 Now
Gabarine Suits IN several Styles
Haner fae Red black brown green
oo in broken color range Sizes 10 TO H. were
1895 to $685. szsss
Wool Suits Navy black brown Sizes
$4o95 Now $z4Ss
Classic Tailored Suits in menswear woed stripes
Sizes TO- 16 49, Were $6995 Now $S4se
Tailored Suits Forstmann WOOL Navy with req
stripe with white with white Sizes 4h to 22h Were
$685.. Now $44aV
3button Classic Suit in a-woo tropical worsted
size $165 $3.50
Evening star., 1949-08-25

/ General Electric Flatplate
Irener. Console type. Floor
sample. Was 4229.75. Now.
$685.
Bendix Gas Dryer. 1ncom-
plete. Floor Sample. was
$240.50. Now ------------$l $l4S.SS
1 NORGE Automatic Washer.
Floor Sample. Was $3.50 s5. Now.
$17S.95
6 els WP Speed Queen Wringcr
Tyre Washers. Were 1855.
Now oW---------$ $116.2e
1 s4s WP Speed Queen Wringer
Type WasherA We're $lAso.
Now ------------------$SS.50
1 Automatic Wringer Type
Washer. Floor Sample. Was
Sl39.o6. Now ------------S SS.SS
1 Tappan Deluxe Gas Range.
Floor sample. Was 4S2e95. Now,
$247.45
1 Tappan Gas Range. Floor
Sample. Was $200 .06. Now,
S151.5o
1 HamiIton ssFlun -dris Gas
Clothes Dryer. Floor sample.
was S20o 80. Now $109.95
W6L-Electrical Appliances, Do
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Furs Reduced

l 4-skin Natural Russian Sable
Scarf. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
z-skin Natural Russian Sable
Scarf. Was $276. Now $1sS
) 4-skin Mink-dyed Kohinor
Mink Scarfs. Were 500. Now.
$50
1 Natural Gray Chinese Kid
skin Coat. Size Is. Was 1924.
Now ------- STA
2 Brown on-dyed Lamb
Coats. Sizes II and IA. Were
Sl62. Now --- $96
/ Brown Mouton-dyed Lamb
Coat. Size IA. Was $234. Now.
STA
1 Brown Mouton dyed Lamb
Coat Size IL. Was $40. Now,
I Kaffa-dyed, Pony Coat. Size
II. Was $3.50. Now
1 Kaffa-dyed Caraeul Lamb
Coat Size II. Was 1854. Now.
$216
: Mink-dyed Squirrel Capes.
Were $500. Now -------- $50
1 Mink-dyed Fitch Jacket. Was
$l,194. Now ---- $498
Prices incIsde Sos Federal Ta1
W&L-Fur Salon,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Bedding
Reductions

I aSd 2 Of q kind
= Twin size Mattresses, inner.
spring. BY q famous manufac-
turer. Were $39.50.- Now, $40
l Twin-size Innerspring Mat
tress. Was $29.S5. Now----$22
1 Cot-size Felt Mattress. Was
$3.50. Now -----------$lS
1 Twin size Inncrspring Mat
tress. Was $27. Now------$15
1 Twin-size Box Spring. Was
$44.50. Now $35
2 Twin-size Box Springs. Were
$50. Now ------------$29
2 Twin-size Box Springs. Were
$49.50. Now -------------$37
1 Twin-size Box Spring. Was
$59.50. Now ---------$A.50
1 Double-size Box Spring. Was
$44.5O. Now w@------------$33
/ Double.size Innerspring Mat
tress. Was $49.50. Now-----$s7
1 Twin-size Yellow Plastic
Headboard. Was $s2.5o. Now.
$9.95
I Twin-sixe Headb0ard, red,
plastic-covered. Was $17.75.
Now ------------------$8.95
/ Twin-size Headboard, blue
plastic-covered. Was $3.50.
Now w-------------------$5.95
/ Twin-size Headboard, yellow
tufted. Was $3.50. Now, SIS
1 Twin-size Hollywood Bed
, Frame. Was $37. Now w--.$19.5o
1 Double-size Coil Spring. Was
Sits. Now -------------$9.SS
W6sL-Bedding,
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Mems Summer
Suits, $29.75
We're $3.50 and $50

We're $3.50 and $50
- Mems all-wool summer
suits in single and double
breasted models. Regu-
lars IS, 36, 81, 80, 80, 4s;
shorts SO, 81; longs 81, So,
30, ~ and stouts 4s and
4S.
10 Mems Summer Robes
of cotton and cotton and
rayon in neat patterns.
Sizes small, medium and
large. Were $12.95 and
SIS. Now, $7.95 and $11.25
Is Mems Summer Stacks
in cool rayon in plain and
plaid patterns. Waist
sizes in 20 to 81. Were
s10.95 and $3.50. Now,
$7.95
IL Young Mems Suits Of
all-wool in tweeds and
herringbone weave. Colors
of brown and gray. Excel
lent school suits. Regu-
lars "a, IS, 81, 3S, 40 and
q. Were $27 so and $31. so.
Now ------$A.75
13 Mems Corduroy Sports
Coats well-tailored of cot
ton corduroy in several
desirable colors. Regulars
in 80 u 81 and 80; Longs
in 36. Were ga. 50. Now
$14.75
W&L-The Mems Store,
Second Floor --s7s''.,.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Neekweor Reduced

LIS Double triangle Silk Scarfs
In two-tones, assorted colors.
If perfect would be $l.95. Now.
81
50 Silk Ties In assorted colors.
If perfect would be 81. Now.
Sec
IS Large Cotton Squares in as
sorted styles and colors. Were
31.95 to 1886. Now -- Soc
50 White Cotton Pique Ties.
Were $1.95. Now - Soc
20 White Cotton Pique French
type Ties. Were 1896. Now, 81
W&I-Neckwear, Aisle IS & II,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Juvenile Apparel
Reduced, S1.9u

Piece We're $3.50 to S2.s5
-, articles sf children's wear
INCLUDING cotton shorts, cord
jackets, blouses, skirts and wool
sweaters. Ages 5 to 8.
50 All wool pastel sweaters,
pullover style. Ages 3 to 5. Were
$3.05. Now sos
W&L-Juveniles' Apparel.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Pebble Weave
Gloves, 75c and 81

We're $l.65 aSd 81
200 pairs gloves in pebble weave
rayon-and -nylon-4, 6 and 8
button lengths. White, navy,
pink, blue, black.
50 Pairs Double-woven Cotton
Gloves, 4-button length, ma
chine sewn. Pink or blue. Were
81. NOW Sl
Is Pairs Cotton Shorties. Vel
low, white, pink or brown with
contrasting filet braid trim.
Were $3.50. Now ----.N
5 Pairs Rayon Gloves, 4-button
length, in pink or aqua. Were
s1.50. Now 75c
All sizes rperesented-but not every
size and color in all groups.
W&L-Gloves, Aisle 13,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Seconds 80.
Brossieres and
Bandsaux,
$1.35 and SITS

II Perfect. Wesil Be 81 to IS
$50 wen known manufacturer's
seconds, imperfections 20 slight
they are hardly noticeable. Your
choice Of cotton broadcloth.
rsyon satin, cotton lace, nylon
In tearose, white, > few blue
and black in the group. Sizes
bandeaux, 80 to 70 =. long
line - to 40.
W8sL, Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Cotton Sports Dresses, $3.50

We're y7.y5 and y6yo .
A cotton dresses some dresses Sizes 10 and H.
Cotton Skirts Blouse that match IN cotton ooIteo
swiss cord Navy red green sizes ~ 70 To-
20 1wo-peoo 1ysr. Now $445
10 Cotton assorted coors and styles Misses es were
~ R.yon Sun Dresses Sizes $4s5 Now
~ O~'~-O'''A A'~'O ~ - S705
Knit Dresses Beige gray aqua meon seei' oiS
Were 1885 Now -. =. =. 400 a. ~ w.
~ 1~'''' -' ~ ~ $222s
w&I,-Sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Junior and Teen
Age Shoes, $3.o5

We're 1925
80 Pairs Junior and Teen Age
Shoes in all white and brown
and white combinations, wide
selection Of styles. Broken sizes
~ to 8.
50 Pairs Play Sandals in as
sorted styles and colors. Broken
sizes ~ to .. Were $4.95. Now
$2.95
W&L-Children's Shoes,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Toilet Soop, 7e

Vas lie
I,S0e cakes of fresh, fragrant
toilet soap, In oenvenient hand
sixe bars. An ideal time and
price for Stocking up.
g Hair Brushes, lucite backs,
nyIon bristles. In assorted
styles. Were $1.s6. Now each S5c
10 Metal Csmpacts, some with
colorfM enamel decorations.
Assorted styles and sizes. Were
$l.o6. Now ----------$1
q Metal Cigarette Cases, Were
el.o6. Now------------------N
1ee COlorful Metal Csnnpscts.
Many styles and colors. Were
II. Now ----------------65c
10 Cologne Bottles Were $500
NOW ---------------------$l.oe
10 Cologne Bottles. Were $50.
NOW ---------------- $x.zS
Prices Iselsls zO9s Tsx, visrs
sytIjcsbis.
wdsI.Toiletries, Aisles II, II
and 49, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Juniors Summer Dresses
Reduced to $3.95 to $8.95

~
$780, sunbaok and street styles, coons
IS Sweaters cotton wool and boue spon cardigan
styles In group Dark and pastel Sizes "a to 40
50 Spring Suits including tweed suede
finishes gabarn Group includes bxy
SUITS pastel blue mixtures and checks Sizes
to $685. Now S0S5 to $40
IS Cotton Dressmaktype piece with
wired bras Assorted cotton prints Sizes medium large
Were $1095 es
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Mems Sports
Shoes, $9.85

We're 5I7.95
50 pairs of mems sports
shoes consisting Of two
tone tan straight tip; AL
brown moccasin-type; and
IAN calf with natural
mesh trim wingtip. All
shoes In group are ven
tiIated. Combined sizes
include AAA in 3, 81;
"A in ~, II 11H; A in
~, 81, ., II, 11h;
b in 7, ~, 81 to IL;
C In Z, IN, 10h to II; d
in 8, 81, ~. 8, 10, 11h,
IL.
W&L-The Mems Store,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Girls Apparel,
S2.95

Were 53.95 to t7.9S
Large assortment Of girls ap-
parel including cotton skirts,
wool skirts, slacks In wool or
corduroy and corduroy knickers
for girls age 7 to IL. Assorted
styles and eolors In the group.
W&L Girls Apparel,
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Misses and Women's Goats

Sharkn Sports Coats gored back club collar patch pockets
Sizes IL. 1S. Were $5995. Now $zSSe
wool styles; 3button front with
shawl collar neckne Navy kelly Sizes 10 to is
Were $685.. Now -$sa.ov
6haskin Sports Coats with donan sleeve Tie pe
49, 10. Were $685.. Now
Needepont Goats boy and sei-tted Styles Gray navy
Sizes SO to 40 Were $6o95 Now $sA5s
Botany Gabardne Goats with back interest
Beige pao green 1895 Now $44S0
Gabardne Goats with shrd back loose or beted
Royal, kelly, Sizes 10 to 1S Were $685.
W&L-Womens Misses Goats and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Misses Dresses
Reduced

A good selection in rayon fab
rics: crepes, marquisettes, nets,
tsffetas. A few silk chfffons, .
few cotton organdies. Assorted
eolors. Sizes 10 to 16.
8 were 1895 to 1895. Now
$12.50
8 were $35 to $49.95. Now $22.25
7 were $59s5 to $80.95. Now,
$33.75
5 were 1885. Now $37.25
2 were $1lo and $135. Now,
S57 80
I was $3.50. Now w--------$ $s3.75
! was $205. Now--------312S.75
W&L-Misses, Formal Wear,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Populor Granite
NyIons, ST.

II 1syfsct vssIl b
SI.f0 SsI N.SS
40 pairs d Granite Ny.
Ion with tho famed gar
ter block In assorted sea-
sonal shades In short,
average, tan proportions.
Sizes n group ~ 70 IL.
w&L Hosiery, Aisle 10.
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Irreoulors Of Famous Make
Knit NyIon Underwear
Royon Print Fobries, yard 4ee
$50 wards. We're, yard, sI35 to sI.s6

foU J0f0J WI y"I", S1'0o ~ ~1"~O
Nfssous nubby soft pastel grounds
urnted designs AZ wide Was, yard $150 Duman
"Tamiana" stripe for smart sports clothes Il
wide Was, yard, $1s5 sHsts
Amerex Chn Shan descent rayon printed In Orien-
tai designs 40" wide Was yard, $l.65
ABC Fabrics print dark backgf0unds moral
and geomerie designs IS" wide Was, yard, $l.3S.
Evening star., 1949-08-25

inexpensive Dresses, $73 :.
We're 1925 to SI795
twopece syespun rayons and
other cottons good selection Of styles and
Size 10 to TO-
WdsL-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Cotton Eyelet
BIouses, $2.45

" eFS S1|O
IS Cotton eyelet blouses
with cap sleeves and wee
necklineA Brown and
navy. Sizes 80 to 50.
10 Cotton, linen, organdy
and batiste blouses, peter
pan, club collar styles with
cap or short sleeves.
. White, lilac, blue, and
navy. Sizes 80 to "A.
Were $5.95. Now .- AS
W&L-Blouses, Aisle Is,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Dress Fobric Remnonts
Reduced Va to "

Coton,-paids solid colors prints Lengths Of to IN
yards. Reduced ". -
Rayons and Sls-prins solid colors in satin aiues
and novelty weaves Lengths n to ~ yards Reduced ~
stripes and solid coors in Dress suit and coat
weights Lengths Of u to ~ yards. Reduced and ~
W&I-Dress Fabrics, Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25

0ne-Pieee
Foundations,
$5.95
We're $3.50
Is Tru Balance founda-
~tion garments in rayon
satin with elastic. Sizes
IS, So, 81, 80, 80, 40, Al, AZ.
IL Talon CLOSED Girdles,
cotton batiste and rayen
satins. Sizes rs, ~, %, %.
80. Were $3.50 to $40.
Now ow--A.95
W&L-Corsets,
Third Floor
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-15

gene Horton was held on Sunday,
October 9 at Presbyterian Church.
A large crowd Of relatives and
friends gathered there to pay their
last respect. A program was render.
eel for the deceased.
The program was as follows:
Opening hymn - What Friend
We Have in Jesus, by the choir.
Prayer Rev. B. Stafford, pastor
of Zion AME Church.
Duet whispering Hope"
Misses Joyce Edwards and Sarah
Evans.
Scripture Lesson -- Rev. Stafford.
Selection ,-- Lead Me on to Cal
vary" choir.
kilograms and sympathy cards,
Mr. Milton Evans.
Remarks in behalf of the deceas-
ed. Rev. j. c. Murray.
Selection Look for NEE I'll be
There, Junior Choir.
Obituary Mrs. Louise Hepburn.
Eulogy Rev. Covington, pastor
of Presbyterian church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-15
CAN "GRANPA" HOLD LOVE OF
TEEN-AGE CHICK?

Give me some advice about this
yong woman I'm going with now
Will she stay with me if marry
her and go through the thin as well
as the thick or just the thick only
You see at my age I don't want to
have to be making any more
changes. Nov. 10, 1880"
Ans; You'd better call this deal
off. Surely, you can't expect to keep
a teen-age girl contented and hap
Ply. Right now, she's getting quite
a thrill spending your money and
making the rounds with man
your age. She will tire of it though,
and demand companionship of
younger people.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-15
lird Avenue, Miami, Florida
TO BOSS-LADY THAN ME


MY friend, whom 1 expect to
marry shortly, is acting strangely.
He has been taking up a lot Of time
with a woman who runs a large
restaurant. He gave up a good job
to go to work for her. can under
stand him being there during work
ing hours but why does he have to
spend his evenings there? It's al
ways too late for him to come to
see rne. He contends that in the long
run, we both will profit as it will
mean more money for us. Aug. 25,
1924"
Ans: Maybe SO, but that's a poor
excuse for him neglecting you and
playing CYCLIC to the woman for
whom he is working. She has over
whelmed him temporarily - If he
continues to succumb to her charm
- break the engagement. You
wouldn't be happy marrying under
these circumstances
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-15
SUE THE COMPANY OR
SETTLE OUT OF COURT?

Il broke my leg while on the job
last month. l am getting compen-
sation check every week. Some folks
think that | should sue the comp
any. Tell me what TO do? Jan. 6.
19O9,"
Ans: You are receiving compen-
sation for the injury and all your
medical expenses are being paid by
the company. You're getting a fair
deal. If you were to enter against
the company, it wouldn't profit you
any. Furthermore, Il will cost mon
ey to secure the services Of an at
torney. Leave well enough alone -
on your old job.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-15
WAR WIDOW ASPIRES TO
CAREER AS NURSE?

II am a war widow, no depend
ents. have worked in an office for
several years but there seems to be
a vacancy in my life and feel that
it can be filled if 1 were to enter
training for a nurse. Advise me.
July 10, 1926"
Ans: You have every qualification
needed to enter nursing school. File
your application at the hospital
where you want to train and they
will inform you at what time you
may enter. You have the markings
of a fine nurse. Before making a
definite decision - discuss the pros
poets of a nursing career" with a
few Registered Nurses.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-15
HUSBAND In FIT
OF TEMPER - REGRETS
MISTAKE

Il divorced my husband last
spring in a fit of temper. 1t was
dreadful mistake. 1 know that he is
unhappy and still cares for me but
he is proud and would never come
to me first since it was 1 who was
in the wrong. Do you think should
continue hoping that he will ask
me back? May IL, 1916"
Ans: Do something about it. Call
your eX-husband and ask him to
drop by some evening after work.
Have a heart-to-heart talk and tell
him that you were too hasty in your
actions and you are grieved because
of it. He'll do the rest. He told you
when he left TO get in touch with
him if you had a change of mind.
He's still waiting.
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By MRS. FRANCES BRIGGS

The Tropical Harmonizers of Key
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present.
Mr.. George Dean is president with
Rev. Jasper Williams, managG.
Mrs. Ellen Welters Sanchez, direc.
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Mrs. Dolores Adderly Garner and
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