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Evening star., 1949-12-30
SAC PAULO, BRAZIL.
(Ero,n " r. g.. WASHINGTON

| fFTOm v. ~. Dr. WUSfttitytofs"
H. r. D.: Having lived for 20
years in Sac Paulo. Brazil, where
living is slightly less than In Rio,
and having son now living there
feel am well qualified to advise
you under no conditions to accept
any job to live there under $500
month minimum. Living grows
more expensive every year and a
month ago my son wrote that the
paper said it went up 20 per cent
in october.
My son is married and has two
babies and a very modest life on
$500 a month. saving only the
payments he makes on a home.
For further information you may
write me through RICH.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
(From Mrs. L. M. O., KensingtonJ
To Mrs. H. L. B., Takoma Park:
The smaller the living quarters
the more the dust. A small place
Is always harder than large one
to keep clean as you are con-
stantly living in 1t. But don't
vacuum every day as that ruins
your rugs. Use a carpet sweeper
every day or so. and use the
cleaner once a week. And it takes
very little time to dust the sur
face of your furniture each day.
AS for the extras, don't let them
/. pile up or they drag you down
so the job seems hopeless. If you
could just arrange to devote a
couple of hours one day a week
to one or two extras you would
find the job much lighter.
To the lady who inquired about
buying a house without base
ment. If you have good insula-
ton under the floors, the floor will
stay warm enough for all the
small children. However, you will
miss a basement for storage pur-
poses. And silver fish come up
out of the ground on up your
walls. If any one knows how to
get rid of silver fish in a base
mentless house will they please
let me know?
To Mrs. w. p. S., Falls Church:
Have you investigated the cold
shots that doctors give now? I
have heard that they are wonder
full. And maybe if you get more
rest, how hard that is ! know. you
wouldn't take so many colds your
self. My first winter here was
sick with colds all the time until
learned to button my coat up and
put something over my head
whenever 7 hung clothes outside.
Knowing what it is like to be
sick in the wintertime with two
young children to care for, I
sympathize with you. So now I
watch my health more closely,
eating that egg a day that I used
to skip and never neglecting
orange juice each day. I find it
pays dividends. ! think the
mothers health is one Of the
most important influences in the
home and no way to save on doc
tors bills.
ks& X X
J. TAR PAPER?
-(From Mrs. w. NJ. WdshirgtonJ
Have any Of the RICH readers
heard of using tar paper to line the
walls Of a closet to absorb the
moisture that might otherwise
damage things contained in the
closet? Have I been misinformed,
Evening star., 1949-12-30
PLATED SILVER?
FIREPLACE SHIELD?

(From Mrs. J.M.J., SilUer SpringJ
I'd like some advice on what to
do with plated silver that is worn.
Do you think it is worth having
If not, could it be sold
for metal, and if so, where? I
might add. it is not particularly
expensive silver.
For quite some time we have
been trying to buy a fireplace
shield. do not mean a screen
that is placed in front of the fire
to prevent sparks from flying out.
We want a solid shield with which
to cover the fireplace when it is
not being used. I think they were
used a lot many years ago and
perhaps some one knows where
I could find one. Thanks for any
help,
Evening star., 1949-12-30
RIO DE JANERIO.


To H. r. D., Washington: I lived
in Rio de Janerio for almost two
years having returned from there
two weeks ago. But I believe con-
ditions haven't changed much
since then. You failed to state in
your request whether you were
single or married. If you are
single, $500 would be adequate
salary for your expenses. How
ever. if you are married. especially
with a family, $500 would not be
considered a high salary compared
with the very high cost of living.
A three-room apartment un-
furnished rented for about $3.50 a
month. Clothing. food. especially
American groceries, cost almost
twice the American prices. Prices
in restaurants, night clubs. ETC.,
were very high. If you had access
to a United States Government or
other commissary. and could take
with you plenty of clothing. your
cost Of living would be consider
ably reduced.
X \ X
ANKARA, TURKEY.
(From Mrs. c. r. McR.,
Wdshington.)
To Mrs. j. H. B., Silver Spring:
I have no direct knowledge of
Ankara. Turkey, but as we may
soon be sent there I have found
an article which may help YOU.
"All Hands," December, 1949, has
a very good summary Of clothing
needs, climate. education, facili-
ties, etc., on page 40. This is
Navy magazine published by the
Bureau of Naval Personnel. This
article also recommends a copy
Of the pamphlet on Ankara, which
the Bureau Of the Navy Person.
mel prints for details concerning
these things.
If you cannot get this lnaga-
zine through the Navy. write to
me through the RICH and I will
send you my copy.
X \
ARTIST ADDRESS.
(Fron, L. c. A., WdshtngtonJ
To Mrs. j. w. d.: / do not
know the address of an artist
named Burdette. but I do know
one named "Josette," who does
very fine pastel work and who's
specially is children. You may
reach her by writing to me
through the RICH. She generally
does 20-inch by 25-inch pastels.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
FONDANT CANDY.
AVOCADO SEED?

(From Mrs. L. A. w., Washixgton)
Mrs. H. K, Washington: Fon-
dant candy. This is the recipe I
use for making Easter eggs, but
it sounds like what you have in
mind.
Boil and mash l large white
potato. Add 4 tablespoons butter
Il use margarine), " teaspoon
salt and your favoring. ct de-
pends upon the flavor as to the
amount used)
Add about 112 pounds sifted
powder sugar, or enough to make
stiff dough. 1t will depend on
the size of the potato the amount
of sugar to use. Shape and chill
before dipping in chocolate. A lot
can be done to this basic such as
adding chopped nuts, different
flavors or different colors. My
children liked this better than the
large eggs from the stores at
Easter.
Will an avocado seed grow in
a pot and If so, how is it started?
Evening star., 1949-12-30
TAR PAPER?

-(From Mrs. w. NJ. WdshingtorJ
Have any Of the RICH readers
heard of using tar paper to line the
walls of a closet to absorb the
moisture that might otherwise
damage things contained in the
closet? Have I been misinformed,
or does using tar paper actually
help?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-23
LEGALS

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL Circuit
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND ron MONROE COUNTY, IN
CHANCERH.
Case No. I2-G5
" NJ &. JOHNSON.
Plaintiff.
vs. DIVORCE
GEORGIA ;. {. JOHNSON.
Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Tt. Georgia : =. Johnson,
2633 Scott street.
detroit. Michigan.
You are hereby required to APP
pear ta the BIN Of Complaint for
divorce in the above entitled cause
90 th. g1st day 81 December. 1919.
atherW ise the allegations therein
wiIl Dee taken as confessed
This order To- be published once
week Tor four consecutive weeks
.n the Key West Citizen. a news
paper published In Key West,
Florida
bone aud ordered this 30th day
So November. \ H. 1919.
tCircult Court SeaD
EARL Il. ADAMS,
CLERK Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
Iiy lsdl Florence +. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
rAUT. 4 SAWYER.
solicitor for the Plaintiff.
dec2-g-16-2S ,1949.
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Governor Released
From Hospital
After 2-Week Stay

] TALLAHASSEE. Dec. zs-sa1.
Governor Warren SOS he's
still "a little sluggish after :
two-week rest in the hospital
But he says he hopes % - bnx&
in stride by next welk
The Governor was oiMhnrEeI
from the Hospital yesterday 4.
ternoon. He entered DooeIuhnf q
suffering from nervous. and phf.
steal exhaustion.
He went back 20 the execuiiss
mansion with instructInna iImn
his doctor 70 rest some more oenf
the Christmas holidays and ~
move gradually back into Ms roa.
tine after that.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-23

the year? Why is it that we car
meet people, whom we may ever
dislike and still be able to greet
them with a smile and a friendly
greeting
I ask myself all these questions
and can give some plausible an
swers. but the principal question
I ask myself remains as always
unanswered: Why isn't this feel
ing evident the balance of the
YEAR
Christ Set The Example
All We Have To Do Is Follow
Jesus Christ to the Christian
world. Is God.
But whether Christian or non
Christian. all men agree that hi:
philosophy OF life, put into prac-
tice by all of us. would make this
world a much better place in
which 20 live.
His teachings in the thirty
years he lived prior to his cruel.
fixon, Is an example of living
from which all could very vel
profit lie was a Humanitarian in
the broadest sense of the word
and as such. laid out the path all
Of us should follow. il we would
sincerely practice the cardinal
virtues OF Faith, Hope anc
Charity.
Ten In Two
lie has said, in speaking of the
Ten Commandments that the
most important was to: Love the
Lord Thy God with thy whole
heart and soul. and Thou shalt
love thy reighbor as myself" By
keeping these two command
ments the other eight must oil
necessity be kept also. Again he
said: Whatsoever you do to
these the least of My Brethren,
YOU do also also unto me-" is &
concrete example of the feeling
He bore mankind.
Poorest OF The Poor
Christ. vas a man without, Z
place Co call home, he depended
on the charity of friends to shell.
ter him at night. He had no fund:
10 pay his way as he went. Ye'
even TODAY in a world that is in.
Clined to lose sight of the true
meaning Of Christmas He ha.
more followers than any other
man in the history of the world
Where others have relied or
force. he preached love, and it i:
10 Him that all of us turn fol
guidance and consolation. in {
world torn by strife and mistrust
most of the year.
So as Christmas rolls around
once again. why not join together
IN a true spirit of Christian
friendlineSS. so that there may
once again be Peace on Earth to
Men of Good Will"
MY family joins me in extend
ing 10 my readers. a sincere wish
for a Very Merry Christmas.
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II PRIME COURT HAS
Ruled ~ FAVOR OF
STATE COMPTROLLER

ff.Haiinu and the Paul
H hHfu .ampanY
$500 ESQ hauuWed money on
Ees fum oui ui state com
T claimed the state
i naf aIlrt tnc tanglbles
sHstis taN ON the
aaEe IfaHae tnCt wcrc not
"
ft .Hmt ruled since
n luu enly one time.
Htsake aas recorded.
Gee nature 1T a
~ tlan property
fatr could collect
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Use your phone. Adyer-
tisements may be inserted
N these columns BY phone
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g. EHsafmas Aaa1n
fHtn sanelmn be-
w m f aeaa,n and the
hsue - ihe fact
w HNat trimming oar
fftF a. b rsia ae Waii
f Afafa thn kee 10
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w w aae ai These apun-
wEs fhsf oeeur And
b sFunianeuils yuu are
fse Tee d uscasafsd
49, ham ha thf tree Cos some
t "a has teen nut Ia lhe
isna iF ihe lasi few
w T NF aivns air fhai gave
fEEtf a. faNl in thr forest
M iieiess majestic
H HM iir Wilson's that
m s offered o. trim the
~ m lhrn Nis haizt came
sea hEF go SO came bcar-
NHisma f golnFod paper
fHH tsf 81 offered g. us a. a
c. taa tree. We ac-
H geo ePrsf in which Il
~ afaH and ianight IL hangs
$50 ffHH m d plagr 90 honor.
H efHffena can see %
alle laifr Mn WarTikc
Hfef aHd saaa she wanted 81
f iFet hfgause t lnoked 10
af.fa' iimn ere street natural
NaFek ganlo over q little
2 1apeT their little
casa Haiie aas heard o. grum-
a. tnsril Well ! don't IN
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Nbai d Ehh Feslsagi
WEf 81 thh time 81 the
Hf ieU ao dlllurentlye Why
HHaf &C. esn meet and talk %
ann HF ere not particu-
Isfas hNuiif with and are pos
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fhaf ~ totally devoid the rest Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-23

Christmas Day
Baseball Game
Scheduled

AFtsnHfa rufs are bclng made
naeilall same on Christmas
uaE nffa rn d lucal club and a
m tu the Naval Station.
a runner up in the Ma
esI staifaa baehall League.
f hsaa wll have some OF
H Hsf ulaFrfs in thc city
H halh clubs Will be
Tomorrow
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Tallahassee, Florida
December 7th, 1949.
NOTICE

NOTICE
NOTICE hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State of Florida
Pursuant to Law, will offer foI
sale, for objections only, in ITALIA
NJ. January 18th, 1850, the land in
MONROE COUNTY, described as
follows:
All that certain tract of land
situate. lying and being on the
Island of Key West, Monroe
County, Florida, and commence
ing at point at the Easterly
corner of the intersection of
Roosevelt Boulevard and Palm
Avenue. and thence running in
Northeasterly direction 39S
feet, more ,or less; thence at
right angles in a Southeasterly
direction III feet and 8 inches;
thence at right angles in
SOuthWesterly direction 39S
feet. fore or less, out to Palm
Avenue; thence at right angles
along Palm Avenue in a North
westerly direction All feet and
s inches back to the point or
place of beginning, containing
approximately 3.75 acres.
The Purchaser is required to pay
the cost, of. advertising and docu-
mentary stamps.
The Sale. if and when made. shall
he subject to the Trustees reserV-
ing unto themselves 1870 of the
phosphate, minerals and metals
and SOC of the petroleum thereon
or Hereunder. All fashionable ma
terials are reserved.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right to reject the sale.
BY ORDER of the Trustees of In
ternal Improvement Fund of the
State of Florida.
FULLER WARREN.
Governor
Attest:
f. G. Elliot, Sec.
Trustees l. |. Fund.
dec.1623-3 1919 ;jan.6-13. 1850.
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he
The
WEATHERalAN
Says.
Says

Key West and Vicinity. Partly
cloudy and cooler tonight VITA
indication Of local showers. Sat
urday clearing and colder. Gentle
to moderate variable winds ~.
coming moderate 70 fresh north
west and north, occasionally
moderately strong off shore.
Florida: Mostly cloudy VITA
scattered showers and colder
in north portion today and a.
night except clearing In extreme
north portion this afternOon.
Partly cloudy and few lucal
showers in south portion hecorn-
ing cooler tonight Saturday far
except partly cloudy ON east
coast. Cooler extreme south pof-
ton, continued rather cold else
where.
Jacksonville Thru The Fiorida
Straits: Moderate east 10 south
east winds in south portion 20
day. Moderate soutnerly winds
over north portion. :. becoming
fresh at times and shifang b
northwest. Saturday moderate
occasionally fresh winds. north
erly over north portion and
north to northeast over. south
portion. Cloudy and Showery IN
north portion, partly cloudy IN
south portion today. Saturday
partly cloudy, few showers Ia
south portion.
East Gulf OF Mexico: Moder-
ately northerly winds In the
extreme north portion. fresh
at sea and moderate Southwestern
ly winds in central portion shift
ing to northerly today. Moderate
ing to northerly today. Moderate
easterly to southeaSterly winds
in south portion today, Saturday
moderate north to northeast
winds. Cloudy with showers IN
north and central portions today.
partly cloudy elsewhere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-23
TWO BOYS KILLED
IBy The Associated Pressl

WICHITA FALLS, Tex.-Twc
five-year-old boys were killed
yesterday as they were buried
under dirt and debris pushed
over them by a bulldozer. The
bulldozer was being used in a
leveling job being done by a
construction company owned by
the father of one Of the boys.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-23
NoTIrE 10 CREDTrOIls

fIHgs Probate Act. Sees 1ig. 300
~ ruE CoIUT OF THE COUNTY
% pct. MONROE COUNTY.
TIoulnA. ~ PROBATE.
N fs Estate uf
ANNiE HoLTsBERG.
Deceased.
g. AH Creditors and Persons
fa.t.uE claims or Demands
heafr..f said Estate:
.u and each - you are hereby
.flfIrd and required to present
rh riaftn- aud Demands which
...u ar either 20 YOU. max have
.e4funt th~ estate 20 Annie Hollis
avs a.trasei. late 20 said County.
rh. County Judge - Monroe
.u.ft Fnrida az his office in the
..ff hausf 90 said County at Kew
Is ..f Ff.r.da within eight raleu-
..r months frum the time 90 the
.... r.rHfIraffHu nf this notice.
am 81 drmand shall bee ia
.f.na and shall stat. the place
....H.r.s sna past offi,s address
.ht IaImanf add shall he "a orn
n. fhe efa Hnanf ~ agent. or at
...f and anf surh claim or de-
..t a.f Be- Niti shall Dee void
PRANK WnLTSBERG
rIrff.far 90 The Estate 81
a.nsa InIfai.fra deceased
dee s-is- 2s-so.lstg.
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FOR SALE-KEY WEST
REAL ESTATE

FOR any kind of property, i'm
proved or uninproved, ocean
frontage, etc. contact Paul Boy
sen. Here since 1919. 626 Flem-
ng ST., Box 303. nov23-3Otx
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LEGALS
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, desiring to
engage in business under the fic-
titious name of Overseas Hotel"
919 Fleming street, Key West,
Florida. intend to register the
Circuit Court of Monroe County,
florida.
Dated December Is, 1949.
MAX HERMAN,
ROSE HERMAN,
Sole owners.
dec. 16- 23- 80, $40 jan. G, L $50.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case NJ. 12-&3
YVONNE DUGGAN FRANCIS,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
WILLIAM HOWSE FRANCIS.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: William Howse Francis,
T0l Canal Street.
Decatur, Alabama.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the 10th day of
January, A. ID. 1850, otherwise
the allegations contained therein
will be taken as confessed.
Done and ordered at Key West.
Monroe County. Florida, this 18th
day of December, A. ID. 1919.
Circuit Court
SeaD EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottage, g
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO. JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff
dec. L. 1880. 1919 jan. 6, $3.50.
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FOR sALE-BUNGALowS

NICE three-bedroom, partly fur
nished bungalow, with large
lot, beautifully handicapped. FILA.
financed. johnson & johnson.
Phone 372. decl7-tf
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Mail The Citizen TO Relatives
PUBLIC NOTICES
TROPICAL FISH

AQUARIUMS, supplies and fish.
Special for Christmas HOLIDAYS.
Apply 1881 First St, Telephone
1172-R. dcciI.el
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Tallahassee, Florida
December End, 1919.
NOTICE

Tallahassee. Florida
December End, 1919
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State of Florida
Pursuant to Law. viii offer for
sale, for competitive bids, in ITALIA
hassee. Florida at 400 o'clock A.
NJ January 18th, 1850, the land in
MONROE COUNTY, described as
follows:
Approximately acres Of sover-
eighty land in Sections -, 80
and SO. Township o. South,
Range 80 East lying adjacent
and accredited to Gov. Lot > Of
Section %, but not including any
sovereignty or accredited land
extending beyond the southwest
corner Of Block IS of Grains
Subdivision of Crainlyn, as
recorded on Country Records
of Monroe County. Florida.
The Purchaser is required to pay
the advertising cost.
Fhe Sale, if and when made. shall
he subject to the Trustees reserv-
ing unto themselves 49, Of the
phosphate, minerals sand metals
and 500 of the petroleum thereon
or hereunder. All fashionable mat
erialS are reserved.
THE ! IL = Il rs Or IN f-hN y l.
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
BY ORDER OF the Trustees of
the Internal improvement Fund of
the State of Florida
FULLER WARREN,
Governor.
Attest:
F. 4. Elliot See.
Trustees |. |. Fund.
dec.1623 80. 1919 jan G-l3, 1850.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DISTRIBUTORS for roasted nuts
and similar specialties in at
tractive containers. Frisco Trad
ing Co., los Hudson St, N. Y.
dec23- tx
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Tallahassee. Florida
December jth. 1919.
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State Of Florida
Pursuant to Law. will offer for
sale, for objections only. in ITALIA
hassec. Florida. at II 100 o'clock A.
VI. January 18th. 1850, the land in
MONROE COUNTY. described as
follows:
The submerged or sovereignty
Hand belonging To the State of
Florida lying in Section ;,
Township 6S South, Range %
East. between the East side of
Thompson Street extended to
the South line of the RfW of
Roosevelt Street and the West
side of George Street extended
To said South line of the R(W
81 said Roosevelt Street. con-
tanning 3 y acres, more or less.
The Purchaser * required 70 pay
the advertising cost
The Sale. if and when made, shall
Ice subject to the Trustees reserv-
Ing unto themselves 75C of the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
SEE 81 the petroleum thereon or
hereunder All fashionable mat
erials are reserved.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPRON EMENT FUND reserve the
right 90 reject the sale
BY ORDER Of the Trustees of
the Internal Improvement Fund of
the state Of Florida
FULLER WARREN.
Governor.
Attest.
. {. Elliot. Sec.
Trustees / / Fund
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, Dec. %. l949
observation taken at City Office,
$3.50 am. EST
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-23

. (. Elliot. Sec.
Trustees I l. Fund.
dec.l6-23-3o, 1919 ;jan.6-I3, 1850.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
COrsets, Bras

lsl2.5o Mastercraft Nyion
Corsettes, blue, size - -. $7.8s
2f-S2.00 LovabIe Strapless Bras,
black. sizes 22-36--------$lA6
1o-s2.Oo Flexaire Bras, rayon
and cotton, white, sizes 32-so,
Soc
A-ss.O0-s4.50 Longtime Bras Of
nylon, batiste or rayon SATIN.
white, nude, sizes 34-46---$l.4S
$1,000 Society Girl Girdles,
rayon brocade, 18" length, sizes
10-s5.s5 Gloryous Junior Cir
dies, rayon satin, blue, nude.
sizes 27-30---------SZ 1888
$1,000 Warner Girdles, rayon,
batiste and elastic, sizes 26. 81
and 80 .-- - 300
$1,000 Venus Corselettes,
talon front, sizes 36 and 46, $S.sS
Kann's-Corsets-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Housewares

1850 Curtain stretchers, as
is ----------------------$1.99
s-$1.ss Step Stools, as is-s1.1s
27-Metal Shoe Racks -$1.O0
sass Oblong Alum m n u m
Roasters, as is---9 99c
$3.50 Enamel Sauce Pans, as
e$1.49 Enamel Sauce Pots, as
1o-s1.as waste Baskets, as is,
39c
7-$1.00 Bread Boxes, as Is -19c
-s1.9s Vegetable Bins, as is,
sec
s-s1.ss Mirror Waste Baskets,
as is -SSc
4-$1.99 Hamper and Waste
Baskets, as is-------.S9 $50
t$2.9S Umbrella Holders, as
Is $1.z9
24-$1.00 Aluminium Dish Pans,
12-$1.95 Porcelain Drain
Boards, as CSC
15-$1.49 Enamel Refrigerator
Pans, as is-----2 is 29c
+$2.29 Bed Tables, as is $1.49
6-$2.S9 Metal Hampers, as is,
$1.29
1-S7.95 Hamper and Basket,
1-$3.49 Hamper Set, 3-piece,
as is -------- $1.99
S-$1.00 Enamel Water Pals,
Kann's-Housewares-
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Linens

Lot-Decorative Scarfs, Table
cloths, odds and ends of linen,
as is 15c to $2.99
12-Men's $3.95 Regimental
Stripe Towel Sets = ---- S2.99
12-S4.99 Chenille Bedspreads,
various styles, twin or double
sizes, as is ---,$2 $2.SS
10-s7.95 Burlington House"
Damask Spreads, tailored style.
twin size, various patterns, $3.50
24-S3.6s Lady Pepperell Luxury
Muslin Sheets, solid colors,
72xl08" 8"--------$3 $3.19
39c-Indian Head Ecru Napkins,
hemstitched borders, l6x16", 1Sc
1850 Imported Linen Glass
and Dish Towels --4 49c
1oo-sec. Of S1.1s Pacific Rayon
and Cotton Bath Towels, grew
only, 24x46" 59c
150-S1.00 Pacific Printed Bath
Towels, 22x44" ----5 $50
14-S3.95 Rayon and Cotton
Damask Table Sets, 54x54"
cloth, 4 napkins -----S2.2S
Kann'S-Linens-Street Floor