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Evening star., 1949-10-09
Old Dominion Club
Studio Sessions

A color exhibit will feature to-
morrow night at the Old Do
minon Camera Club of Arlington
The group, which meets at 31a
North Glebe road. will convene at
8 o'clock and members will con-
tribute 2Ax3l4~color slides to the
exhibit.
At the last meeting. William
Day was the first prize winner
in the monochrome contest and
his print. "Sudsy," won the SIS
award. 1.-TWO of a Kind" by Arthur
Klierath, and "Indecision," by E
Earl Porter. were tied for second
place. Each of these prints won
a So prize. Lee Beiser, club Sec
retary, announces a new member
Jane Meyer of Key boulevard
Arlington.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Has Color Exhibit

The first of a series of studio
sessions will mark the resumption
of regular activities by the Foto-
Craft Club of the Twelfth Street
YMCA Thursday night. These
classes, which will embrace por.
traiture and studio photography.
will be under the direction OF
James Allen and will provide in
struction and practice as well a.
lectures and demonstrations. The
meeting will take place in the
assembly room of the Y, 1916
Twelfth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
ANACOSTIA
QUALITY

Your Guarantee of Value
1948 Dodge --- 1,595
driven approx. 7,4OO mi:
cream puff: black; guaranteed.
1948 De Soto $1,595
Custom sedan; one owner: low
mileage: radio and heater;
immaculate; guaranteed.
1949 Ford ----.$ $1,495
Custom 5-pass, Glib. cpe; one
heater, Wv. tires; Euaran-
1948 Crosley -----.$ $495
Static! Station Wagon; one owner:
beige. eSceptionslly clean.
See It. guaranteed.
1899 OldSmobile -- $495
Sedan, new paint Job. good
tires: mech. good; bargain.
1889 ChrySler- $495
Royal sedan; dark green; new
paint. paint job mech. good; guar
1888 Plymouth - $149
Black 4-door sedan: me-
chanic's special: bargain.
oPFN DAILY. 8 TIL 9
SUNDAYS. 1915
ANACOSTIA
MOTOR co.
cHRYsLER-PLYMouTH DEALER
AK. 400
Evening star., 1949-10-09
SPURRIER'S
USED CAR LOT
1948 CHEVROI

1948 CHEVROLET
4.dr.; orig: 2-tone inish. white;wall
1949 FORD
Custom Tudor: original green finish;
1948 NASH (2)
Very low milease; appearanee and
1948 PLYMOUTH
Special de luxe 4-door; clean, new
car appearance and performance;
'lsa ls4e sT!UDEBAKER !iff
Land n s. srussE ted 4aS1r isS% This s ssn s.a
car they make; equipped with ev-
1s4S CHEVROLET W g..
convertible; beauty; only 5000
Is47 PACKARD
4-door; original Packard blue finish,
nev-car appearance. and perform
ance: T. and h., o.d.. elec. clutch;
i947 CHEVROLET
l;.door: beautiful 2-tone blue finish,
has appearance and performance Of
nj is1i IL PAjCR.ARD "A jSis. 12o
cSs as.n 'supe ssE esss Ssses C. so n!sh s5i good
1912 STUDEBAKER
Sedan; original black nnish; very
: clean; %. and h.; dependable and
1888 OLDs
"6" 2-door: / owner; car very clean.
original black finish: $295.
1888 PACKARD
"6'' sedan; one owner; clean car:
1912 PACKARD
Clipper sedan: original black finish,
good clean car; ready to go: $505.
SPURRIER
MOTORS, INC.
Arlington Packard Dealer, 1910 n,
Myer dr., between Wilson and Lee
blvds. q blocks so. Key BRIDGE.
OW. 9643. OIL. 4110.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

identical with that introduced by Senator Arthur
Capper in the 18th Congress IS. & Res. 6. SOth
Congress, First Session.. Senator Neelys proposed
amendment is contained in Senate Joint Resoiu-
ton 1872 and is as follows
"The Congress shall have power to provide
that there shall be in the Congress and among the
electors Of President and Vice President members
elected by the people of the District constituting
the seat of the Government of the United States
in such numbers and with such powers as the Con-
gress shall determine but such representation and
powers shall be no greater than those of State
All legislation hereunder shall be subject to amend
ment and repeal"
The language at the end Of the first sentence
Evening star., 1949-10-09

zed L. williams g. Zed L. williams, Jr.
Auctioneers
PUBLIC
AUCTION
Furniture and Household
Effects, New and Used
AT
Williams Auction House
TUESDAY. ooccToisERA ii, H' : Pm.
bedroom suites.
Odd chests of drawers.
Odd beds Of various kinds.
Lying room chairs.
Several breakfast sets.
Electric refrigerators.
Miscellaneous used pieces.
Upright player. piano.
Mahogany 2-glass-door bookcases.
Studio and sofa beds.
Also the following new furniture
from stores and shovrooms:
Chairs and rockers.
Attractive mahogany 7-piece late
style dinette set.
Fine chrome breakfast sets.
Mahogany Duncan Phyfe" drop
leaf tables.
Desir able floor lamps.
Late-style mahogany coffee. lamp
I Crystal and other table lamps. ID
Various other new articles.
Furniture and new merchandise Of
all kinds respectfully solicited
from dealers, showrooms and fac
FOR sale at our weekly auctions.
HUcTIoNEERS' PHONE, NA. 2e2o
Evening star., 1949-10-09
HILL & TIBBITTS

Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
lila Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-10-09

OPEN DAILY TILL
SAT. TILL 5; SUM- 10 TILL 8
Shop in comfort at Washinston' q
largest indoor showroom. We try to
keep at least 100 cars on display at
all times. Most cars have radios
and heaters. Easily financed and II
your car exceeds the down payment,
We pay you the cash difference.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
District People Seek Political Status
Through Nicely Proposed Amendment
By Jesse G. Suter

Nicely Representation Amendment Very Near Capper Form
proposed Constitution recently introduced
Matthew chairman of the District Committee
would Congress national representation to the
District Columbia amendment almost
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Back Lighting for Depth.
cvroter Of Photography
The Smiths onion insfitvtion

Architectural lighting for your
pictures will depend upon what
you want to show or depict. II
you want to show extreme detail.
1t may be that you will expose with
front lighting. But, on the other
hand, If you want to inject depth
into your photo, back lighting
will make all the difference in
the world. Should texture be OF
paramount Importance. you will
do better to wait until the sun is
coming in on the subject from a
side angle.
Your studies Of houses and bull
dings will improve If you use Ill
tiers. But don't use just any filter,
because II the wrong one is select
Evening star., 1949-10-09
HORNER'S CORNER
Stanley H. Horner
BUICK

r1.. Ave. 5th 10 9Th NE. AT. s4s4
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Hopeful Outlook for Early Succe,

position taken by Chairman Nicely OF the Senate
District of national representation the favor.
platforms OF the dominant national
political parties the determination OF the Washineon Board OF
agenda and the broaden
ing citizens the solution OF this important American
optimism to the outlook.
exhortaon to the local citzeny
hard to elevate from the posi-
ton United States to that OF
governing citizens timely The Senator grows
apathy and inertia among the local people
of righteous indignation and continuous demand on
and the fellow Americans back the States Tor the
bong condition deposm prevailing at the seat Of
the Government Of the and the substitution
fundamental principles laid down by the Declaration
Independence Constitution OF the United States
Evening star., 1949-10-09

WANTED, 100 CARS
80 to 80. Brtns title. Il car 10 dn-
anced We viii pay Oh balance. No
dickering. Immediate cash. See be-
fore you sell HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. I346 Que st. NV, DU $500.
AUCTION SALES
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Outdoor Toys

5 Orig. 3.95 Seooters. steel, rub
Der tires, foot broke and stond,
I.s9
3 Orig. I2.ss Desk and Choir
Sets, top drawer er------4.99
II Orig. 1875 SidewoIk Cycle,
heavy tires, for 4 to 7 yeor olds.
500
5 Orig. 2.s5 choin-drivsn veIo-
eipeds, adjustable scot and hon.
dlebor, l2-ineh tires ,----1z.s9
7 Orig. 3s.s5 Beys' BsIIoon-tirs
Bicycles, adjustable scot and
chrome hondIebors
Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Matched
Closet Sets!

~soSSN SSNSs
OF quilted green Plastic
front, with red trim. Three
sides are Of eIeor pIostic.
IS Orig. $50 57-in. Jum-
bo Gasment Boss .--3.96
"a Orig. $50 57-in. Reg
uIor Gorment Boss 2.9S
20 Orig. $50 45-in. Jum-
bo Gorment Boss-
3 Orig. $50 TroveI Gar.
ment Bags, hold 3 suits,
80 Orig. $50 PIastron
Jumbo Garment Boss, all
cIeor plostle;; trimmed with
yellow or oreen----l.95
Closet Shop. Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Tremendous Clearance!
Seconds Of
Fomous Name
cL>>k~
Sheets

22S II PERI. l.6o Wam-
suite SupereoIs coses To-
beIed "Penobseot." Ask
1914 in. -------99e
Ios u Peri. z.ss Thom-
eston "Pese" Muslin
Sheets. Woven l40 threods
to the squore inch; 9lx9e
IN. --------Z.9S
81 II Pert. $40 Seconds
Of Thomoston "Pase"
Muslin Sheets. 9OxlO8 in,
2.7s
1853 II PERI. 75e Seconds Of
Thomson "Pose" Muslin
coses. 45x3e in. 59e
z4o II Pert. 800 and 4.zs
PeppereII Solid Color Per-
cole and Muslin Sheets,
72xlO8 in. ----2.39
500 II Peri. 81 Seconds Of
PeppereIi Muslin coses,
42x38 " in -------59e
40 II Pert. l.ls Seconds
Of Bates combsd PereaIs
ceses, 42x38Xz in.--79e
z46 II Pert. Ats Seconds
Of PsppersII combed Per-
eols Sheets. Woven 200
threads to the squore inch.
72xlO8 inch ------3.39
1856 II Pert. SIS Seconds
Of PepperelI combed Per-
cole Sheets. labeled RON
eeIey" eoxl08 in.--4.3s
1873 " Peri. 1.39 Seconds
Of PeppereII combed Per-
Gale cosss, IobeIed RON
eeIey" 42x38h in.-l.os
Evening star., 1949-03-17
.Luggoge
Damaged or incorrectly

Damaged or incorrectly
monogromed
! Orig. 1870 Locker Trunk, 900
I Orig. $500 cowhide Over
night Case. fitted ----21.oo
! Orig. 1900 ls-ineh Over
night Case -----------S.eo
I Orig. z4.oo is-ineh Over.
Z Orig. 5000 Ladies Wardrobe
casss ---------12.0o
4 Orig. $500 70 $3.50 Ledies'
Werdrobs cosss -7---18.00
Z Orig. 5000 2e-ineh Pu!lmen
casss ss.--------------12.o0
I Orig. e4.so Green Hot and
3"e: : c'.. s:;; 100 1e-in.1 Blu. Pull. ii.
man Cases ------------14.4O
z Orig. 1900 iS-ineh Blue
Overnight Cases ------9.6o
I Orig. 5000 Brown cowhids
Club Bag ----..z4.oo
s Orig. $40 Mems AirpIone
Suit ceses -----------Z4.0o
3 Orig. 4S. 90 Two-pieee Notch
Cd Lussoss Sets, q pullmon and
week end cose -24.O0
All prices include tar nonoordmino
Utthout charge.
Luggage, Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Infonts' Wear

% Originally l.ss Boys Hond-
mode Cotton creepers, blue and
white, broken sizes s months to
q year
10 Originally 2.ss Corduroy
CrewIers, broken color range,
broken sizes ] to 3--2.48
~ Originally 500 Corduroy
crowIes Sets. 2-pieee, red only.
size ! only -------4.88
! Originally 1925 AII-WooI
Sleeping Bog. soiIed, pink only,
7 Originally e.s5 An-wooI
Sleeping Bag, zip front ----3.sS
~ Originally 100 Cotton Knit
4 Originally 1925 Crib Sheets.
handmade and embroidered, with
matching piIIoweose, white only,
5.e5
~ Originally LIS Cotton Shirts.
short sleeves. button front, 6
months size -------77e
- Originally 2.ss Cotton Che
mile Crib Spreads. white with
pink or blue ------1.SS
- Originally 800 Cotton Che
mile Crib Spreeds, ed---z.SS
Infants Wear, End Floor,
The Hecht Co.,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Housewares,
Small Appliances

IS Orig. 3.ss MetoI WolI
credenxa. door shelves.
plus z open shelves, white
enamel, for kitchen, bath,
u Orig. 800 corpst
sweepers, boil bearing,
4s Orig. Toe Ice Troy
Poper Sheets, = TO make
cubes costly removable.
pkg. II sheets
II Orig. s.s5 Bed Boards,
24x6O, morred d-----1.9S
20 Orig. 4.s5 Bed Boords.
3OxoO, morred -----2.49
25 Orig. 5.e5 Bed Boards,
3oxoO, morred -----2.9s
20 Orig. l.2o PoreeIoin
EnameI coIIonders 6ee
20 Orig. I.49 Kitchen
SeeIes. weighs up to 5 lbs,
4ee
100 Orig. 100 Circus
Cookie Cutter Sets. Set
Of 5---------- ---4se
so Orig. 69e Aluminium
Egg Pooehsrs s-------39e
8 Orig. z 50 Revolving Re-
friserutoF Sets ts----.-1.99
- Orig. 100 Snug Jugs.
for wonnine baby foods.
SO Orig. z.s5 pri Ber,
white enomeIed towel rock,
7 orn,s 90
IS Orig. z.es cepson Food
SlieeYs -----59e
z Orig. 7.s5 Bottle Cop
pers -- -39e
I Orig. 5.e5 PIostie Nut
Grill, as is is 100
4 Orig. 3.e5 InsuIoted
Bags for Bottled Drinks.
fibre gloss ----- LOO
s Orig. 4.79 TobIe Model
Moson Juieers s----z.95
s Orig. 5.s5 PIostie Toilet
Scots -2.99
20 .oris. 2.e5 StsreI
Bombs. kill oirbome germs.
29e
40 Orig. 4.75 Kitchen
Clocks, discontinued eIee-
tric and 8-doy models,
tox included ------z.9s
! Orig. 3.s5 Sandwich
Grill 100
z Orig. $40 Electric Tea
pot Clock, foee cracked,
including tax 2.35
! Orig. 5.64 Electric Clock,
foce cracked - z.35
! Orig. 1899 Combine
tion Grill and WofHe Iron,
os is---5 is 500
! Orig. 1895 Monitor
Steom Iron, as is---9.95
] Orig. 1895 ToestweII
ToasteF, os $500
I Orig. 14.9s Madison
Tooster, as $3.50
l Orig. s.e5 Twin WefHs
Iron, as is--------5.o0
SeDenth Floor,
Washington Store only
Evening star., 1949-03-17

50 Orig. sos GIidden Roek-SpoF .
Vornish, woter-resistont, for in
terror or exterior floors, furniture,
woodwork, boats. soI-----2.ss
1s Orig. 3.25 Red Roof Paint.
for metoI or composition, also
for brick and rough board sur
foces, sol --------------I.Ss
so Orig. z.es Point Brush, pure
Chinese bristIes, 4-in.---1.79
Is Orig $50 Porch and Deck
EnomeI, for wood, cement floors.
battle ship grey. soI. -z.ss
~ Orig. 5.z5 Outside White
House Point, con be tinted, gel.
SeDenth Floor,
Washington Stsre Only
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Bows Clothing

8 Originally $3.50 Students
overeoots; broken sizes, lobeled
os TO wool content S.S6
3 Originally zI.oo Students
Sport coots, all wool. Sizes "a to
4 orisinoIIy $500 AII-wooI
Students Suits. Sizes SO and 81
only -----------'o.SS
z Originally zz.5o Boys Over
eoots; properly IobeIed as to wool
content. Size ID --S.9S
5 Originally 1898 Finser-Tip
overeoots; properly labeled os to
wool content. Broken sizes "a
to y -~----- 1913
; Originally 1898 A'I-wooI
overeoots. Sizes s and 7 only,
4 Originally 2.ss Rein Sets,
woter-repeIlent. Broken sizes
to l4----------1.78 ID
" Originally sos 70 7.e5 Win
ter SIoeks; properly labeled as to
wool content Broken sizes, 81
waist to 81 waist ---3.95
4 Originally s.75 AII-wool
Stocks. Broken sizes 8 to "a,
SIS
Boys Clothing, End Floor,
The Hectt Co.,
Washington Store only
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Imported Italian Pottery
" Price and Less

tIupOStSu ltOtiot sVttS'y
" Price and Less
> Orig. 34.s5 Tea Set. 2l-pe.,
green and pink fIoroI on ereom
7.e5
] Orig. s4.s5 Tea Set, 2l-pc.,
green, yellow grey plaid ---7.s5
/ Orig. 1895 Cake Set, 7-pe.
pIoid d---------------4.s5
IS Orig. 1875 Berry Set. 7-pe..
G'0!S 7 oas. s4.s5 1.s SCI, 7i,pe:,
pink floroI on white
8 Orig. zz.s5 Aftsr-Dinner
Coffee Set, l4-pe., pink floroI
on white e----------IS5
8 oris. 1925 Berry Set. 7-pe.,
yellow, blue, grey fruit design
4.s5
= Orig. ,4.ss Coke Set, 7.pe.
fruit DESIGN
4 Orig. 54.e5 Teo Set. 2l-pe,
green costles on cream 7.s5
IS Orig. 1875 After-Dinner
Coffee Set, l4-pe., green costle
design ------------7.s5
3 Orig. 6.95 Teo Pots rs
3 Orig. $50 crsomsEs and
Susors -----l.oo set
~ Orig. $50 Teo Pietes- Soc
10 Orig. $50 Tea Cups and
Soueers set
Seventh Floor,
Warrington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-17

Plastic Potent bogs
$50 Tax Included
Shining black Plastic pot
ent handbags in pouch
and shoulder strop styles.
"a Originally 900 Gen.
uins Leother Bags, in
pressed olIieotor pottern;
brown only ------3.6o
7 Originally $50 PosteI
Evening Bags soc
7 Originally 9.54 Brown
or Block Beaded Evening
Boss ---------e.o0
81 Originally 7.l4 Leoth-
o. Hondboss, black, red,
brown. green or tan 500
! Originally 5000 Red
.Aiiisetor Box Hondbes,
:. Originally $500 Gen.
ulas Morocco Brief cesss.
rcd, tan, oreen----1z.eo
An Prices Include Tar
Handbags, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Save on Fomous
Common Towels

iis oris. l.3sy chiId'en's
Printed Both Towels ----- 6se
1so Orig. sse Common Bath
Towels. 22x44 in.-------ese
$40 Orig. ese Common Both
Towels. 1896 in.-------4se
1870 Orig. 4se Common Eses
Towels. 1878 in.--------54e
ITO Seconds Of Common Tub
Mots. White te-----------SSs
40 Seconds Of Common Both
Towels. 22x44 in----2 for 9Se
100 Seconds Of Common Foee
Towels. 1913 in.---4 for 9se
LOO Seconds Of Cannon Wosh
Cloths. l2x12 in.---8 for 99e
lso Seconds Of Common Extra
Weiaht Tub Mots ----l.99
ToDels, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Clearance of
Boys Furnishings

7 Originally 1926 to
$500 Boys z-pisee Snow
suits, broken sizes 4 to II,
s.ss
8 Originally SOS Boys
Sweaters, properly labeled
os to material content,
brokeri sizes "a to 38.
u Originally $50 to 4.ss
Boys Long SIeeved Sweet
srs, properly labeled os to
moterioI content, size s
onIy Iy-----z.66
zS Originally 7.s5 to
1926 Boys Sport cooss.
properly labeled os TO mo-
terioI content. sizes 6 to
IL --------5.S 5.SS
8 Originally 4.s5 Boys
Wool Shirts, properly
labeled os to wool con-
tent, size 10 onIy---1.8s
Boys Furnishings,
End Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Kitchen Cobinets,
Dinette Choirs,

Floor Samples, as Is
! Orig. 1895 Utility cobinet,
5-sheIf, adjustable -----13.95
Z Orig. 1895 Utility cobinet.,
2-door, 5-sheif --------I5.s9
! Orig. 1895 Utility cobinst.
4-sheIf f-------1o.99
! Orig. I4.s5 Broom cobinet
e.ee
! Orig. s.e5 Wall cobinet, l8x
3oxl2, rieht-hond opening 5.9s
I Orig. 1875 Green Chrome
Choir -----------S.95
Z ORIG. 1926 Chrome choirs,
red, green -------------e.s3
! oris. 7.s5 Red Chrome Choir
4.95
Sepenth Floor,
Warrington Store only
Evening star., 1949-03-17
PeppereII
"Peeron" Sheets

Mode Of 500 combed
percoIe, 500 royon and
woven 200 threods to the
square inch.
I89 Orig. AIS Sheets. II
xlO8 in. -------3.79
1855 Orig. 5.25 Sheets. Blk
lO8 in. -------4.l9
1911 Orig. SIS Sheets, 80
xlO8 in. ------4.59
264 Orig. l.39 coses, IS
1880 in. -----l.1l
Sheets, ruth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-17

White cotton broodcIofh
bIouses, with nome on
pocket. Vorious bright
coIors. Broken name
range. Sizes 3 to s.
IS orjs. z.se BIousss,
white semi-sheer,. sizes 4
to 6 -----------l.68
10 Orig. I.39 Cotton
Flennsl Sleepers. sizes z
and d4---------+-97e
s Orig. z.ss Corduroy
overoIIs. sizes z and a,
l.ss
20 Orig. l.ss Boys Sport
Shirts. sizes 4 to 7---99e
8 Orig. 500 Cotton Pique
Bobbie Suits. yellow and
blue; sizes z and 8 --2.88
. 20 Orig. 1853 Corduroy
crowIers, brown and
green; sizes small, me-
dunn and large 40
IS Orig. 100 Cotton Nus
lin Ponties. loce trim, white
only; sizes z to 6----79e
Tots and Toddlers, Ind
Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-17
31-In. Modern
Bradley Lomps

83-in. 1895 Lamps with "Vel-
comic" GIoze. Grey and chortreuse
1899
9 Orig. 1925 White free Foom"
lomps s---------------ll.SS
9 Orig. 1895 Modern Lamps.
Persinon color or-----11.99
IS Orig. 1895 New Squors
Shepsd 6iaxed Pottery Lamps.
Grey, chortreuse, White e--I1.9s
Is Orig. l.s5 oIezsd Pottery
PIonters. New coIors-
Lamps, Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-17

Misses Budget Coots
~ Originally 1895 TO
1895 Roineoots. Byrd
cloth. cotton eobordine.
Broken sizes and eolors,
e.s5
Is Originally $500 to
$500 Untrimmed Coots.
All wool, royen sotin lined.
Broken sizes -------$15
IS Originally 1895 TO
69.e5 Fur-Trimmsd coots.
All wool eoots, with dyed
squirrel, Persion Iomb,
mink tolls, beover-dyed
Mouton lamb. Broken
sizes and eoIors-----$z7
Budget Coat Shop,
Third Floor Mexxdntne,
washington
Evening star., 1949-03-17
Household Poper
Needs

NeeOS
From Our Stationery
Dept!
800 Orig. Toe Per Peck
age Sandwich Boss Sc
ile Orig. 25e Silver Pol
ishins Popsr r-------1oe
81 Orig. I9e Pressing
Parchment Pepper
IS Orig. 25e MsteI Foil
Sheets -----------1Oe
50 Orig. l.Is Sets Of Bowl
Covers ------------SSe
$50 Orig. Toe 6ovbass
Boes INTERCHANGEABLE
200 Orig. Soc Per Peck
oss Dustins Pepper, soft,
absorbent --------z5e
100 Orig. Toe Rsfrissra-
tor Food Covers Sc
90 Orig. 3se Reynolds
Wrapping Pepper er-----19e
1856 Orig. z9e Per Peck
age Strows ----loe
800 Orig. Ice Per Peck
age Poper Boxing Cups.
. loe
IS Orig. sSe Poekosss
Paper Drinking cups--39e
500 Orig. 25e Per Peck
age Pepper hopkins,
s Pkss. 100
Stationery. Street Floor
The Hecht Co.,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-01-09
y,lsyls slseYsIs
1lss eAssss DJsssiss-

osoo Cooooo Dseeoess--
Add N cup crnmbled Blue
Cheese 70 dry ineredieaas.
Mix and cut biscuits o
usual. Brush sOps win 4
e1hlespoons melsed Coon
LUCK Margarine before
bskiag They'll come on
soldea and crnsay q iop.
aad fsaahefy insidel
cEsss -Isp 1lssslss
Dlend 2 tablespoons Coon
LICK Massarine, z fable
spoons s1eas. 5 sableapoons
baead crumbs with <inna-
non and nuunes % 90.
Speiakle % up q hisrniss
aad hake : asual. They'll
Iook and tasse like aninia
s.,se coaIee cakesl
ossssssssssk plasvll -
lnl do1sh = seesaaeuIsx
shest. brush with melted
Coon LUCK Margarine. G
Spsiakle with brown ssear.
Roll Ike jeIly son. Cnf i
! iaeh slices and bake.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17

Arthur Rofkar where shower
had been arranged tor Mrs. Ken
meth Owen.
Mrs, Fred Brand, of Auburn, in
company with a sister and niece,
are spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs, Bernard Armbruster in Port
Clinton. Many calls have been
made on island friends.
Fathers Day will be observed
Sunday, June 10, in the Union
Sunday school.
The Queen of Hearts All Club
met Monday afternoon with Alma
Hineline. Mullins were made and
Table CourtesieS" discussed.
Next Tuesday Sally Miner will
entertain and Salads" will be the
project for Group III. Group |
will make pancakes.
Miss Marilyn Zimmerman en-
tertained the Mothers Club and a
few friends at a bridal shower
for Miss Lorna McRitchie, We'd
neSday evening. Miss McRitchie
has chosen Saturday, July 10 as
her wedding date.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
PUT-N-BAY

Miss Marguerite Thompson and
Jack Caldwell, lieutenant junior
grad, United States Navy, were
married in st. Paul'S Episcopal
church on Saturday, June II, at
IL a. m. Rev. d. A. CaSsetta
officiated at the single ring serV-
ice. The brides gown was of
blush ivory satin, and she carried
a corsage of orchids. The brides
maid, Miss Sue Hinkley, of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, wore green shaded
satin with accessories to match
The best man was Jake kelpt, OF
| Columbus, Ohio; the ushers were
James Thompson, brother Of the
bride, and Lieutenant Knight
Campbell, U, S. Army. The
groom's mother wore blue and
white with corsage of white gar
denias. The brides mother wore
a medium blue gown, with black
| accessories, and she wore a cor
sage of pink carnations. The
young couple are enjoying a
two weeks motor trip through
Canada. The groom will spend )
weeks on a cruise to Panama
and during that time Mrs. Cald-
we'll will return to Ohio State
University to write her Thesis
She will receive her Masters
Degree in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Rittman
/ and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Parker mo-
tored to Cleveland on Sunday to
attend the Cleveland VS.. New
York baseball game.
Norman Heineman and Alfred
Parker also attended this game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Smith, OF
Toledo, were Sunday guests here
at the Walter Smith home.
Mrs. Robert Parker visited in
Windsor, Ont, with her daugh.
daughter, Barbara, this weekend
The Inter-Lakes Power Squad,
ron spent Saturday and Sunday
here. They were guests at the
Crescent Hotel.
Misses Zoe, Florence and Caro-
line Langlois, who attended Ash
land high school this past term
returned to their home here fol
| the summer vacation.
Fred Rittman, a student at San
dusky High School for the pas
three years, returned to his home
here for the summer.
Miss Rose Marie Woischke was
the honored guest at brida
shower at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Woischke
this week. The shower was givel
by the South Side Pinochle club
Games Of pinochle were PLAYED
and refreshments were served.