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Evening star., 1950-03-16
Boys Clothing Greatly Reduced


s Cotton Seersueker Sports
Coots in blue or tan stripe.
Sizes SO to SO
8 stoeky Suits of loo9o wool
fIonnel. Sizes 7, 8. 9, ll---
s Groy FIonneI Suits Of lOooo
wool. Sizes 6, 7. 8, TO-.
II Junior Rugby Shorts. Points
Suits. loo9o wool in brown,
novy and oroy. Sizes S, s, 10,
Observation-Disclosures IL.
J Student Suits Of loooo wool
in q foncy brown and blue
weave. Sizes 81. 80, IS. 36,
81, 38-------
z codst Sport ceots of loo9o
wool in brown coIors. Sizes Is
and l6------- --------
4 Stoeky cadet Sports coots
of l0o9o wool in q fancy
weove. Sizes II and IA -.
8 codet Sports coats, 1000
wool in solid and fancy colors.
Sizes II, Is, l8--.
; Junior Lonsie Suits Of l009o
wool in navy. Sizes s. 7, II
IL Boys Roineoots in tan color,
woter-repellent with lining.
Sizes Ia and l6---
40 Poirs Of Cotton Tweederoy
kniekers in brown and oroy
eolors. Sizes 5 to c--
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Women's Pumps and
Sandals, Se.a5
Were SI2.95 to SIPS


I6o Pairs Included in Group
rs poirs "Motrx" block, gray. brown
suede.
zS peirs "coIlesebred" black and blue
suede.
Sc poin "sohori" i. black, brown, toups.
suede.
2so poirs high style pumps. sondeIs and
anklets, mony with Platform soles and high
heels. Patent feathers, blue Golf, blue, black
and brown suede. Were $l2.e5 to $l6.e5.
l4o pairs "Pondoro" suede pumps. Sling
pumps with open toe and open heel, potform
soes :. high heels; or closed toe. closed
heel D'Orsoys with medium heels BAe, block,
green, toupe or brown. Were Sle.e5 to S26.95.
Now . S14S5
W&L-Wonens Shoes Second Floor
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Mems Homburs Hats, $e.85

~ ere SIo.SO
40 Fine Quality fus felt homburs hats with
narrow brn,s ii cloud gray, nut brown and
black. Sizes 6N to 7k
IS Pairs Of Mems oxfords with pioin toe and
leather sole with buckle strop . stroioht tip
or two eyelette tie with rubber soIes Sizes in
the group include A, sh to loh; B. 7h to
9 and 10 to Il; c. ohz TO II; D. to 9 and
10 TO II. Were S8.e5. Now S6.65
20 Poirs Of Mems Warm Slippers with fIot
leather soles. and tailored of 8O0o wool ond
2o9o cotton. In shodes Of comeI or oroy Sizes
TO ~. Were S5.e5. Now S3.s5
W8sL-The Mems Store, Second Floor
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Mems Sports Goats, $19.75
Woro f37 S0 o.1 ed0

81 medium and lightweight Sports coots Of all
wool tweeds. Ton and brown and grey shades.
Sizes resuors 36, 81, 3S, 80, 46; longs 81,
3S, 80, 40, AZ and 46.
II Mems Suits of oII-wooI flannel and worsteds.
Poin colors and stripes. Reeulors in IS, 3e,
81, 38, 80, 4e; shorts 36, 81, SO; longs 81,
80, 80; stouts a. and 46. Were $50.
Now ....-.- STATS
34 Students Suits nicely toilored Of o-wool
tweeds. Regulars in SO to 3d. Were S32 50.
Now STATS
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
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Gifts Reduced for Clearance

Izo Decorative WoII Shelves
mode Of redwood. EosiIy os-
sennbled -
z Mosoxine Rack Tables s
so Dointy Mistress Relish Or
Jam JoT Sets -----
80 Pottery condy Boxes --,--
well Gift Shop, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Hostess Robes and House
eoots Reduced for Clearance

7 Reyon Slipper Sotir
Robes. Sizes 10 to 10
J Royon Velvet Hostess
Robes. Sizes 10 to l8-
5 Royon Toffeta Robes.
sotin trim. Sizes l2-l4-
~ Full = Length Woo
Robes. Sizes II to 20 :
II Short Wool coots.
swing back. Sizes 1870
5 Full-Boek Short Robes,
IobeIed for fobrie con-
tent. Postel pIoids. Sizes
Ia to l8-.
4 Short Double Breasted
Cotton Corduroy Robes.
Sizes II to l8. -,. -
4 Sheer loee kesIisees.
Sizes 10 to Ia .
5 Rayon Crepe kesIises
Sets. Sizes l2-l6 =
5 Silk Print Robes, two
styles. Sizes II, l6.---
s PosteI Royon Crepe
Houseeoots. Sizes 10 to
l8 ---------
10 Sheer Royon Print
NesIisees. Sizes II TO 20
10 Spun Royon Print
Wropareunds. Sizes 10
l6 -------
5 FIoroI orsondy House.
eoats. Sizes lO-l6---
IA Cotton Piqus House.
eoots. Sizes II to l8-
IS Dotted Swiss Laee-
Trim Houseeoots. Size.
1918
18 Cotton Pique Brunch
coots. Sizes II to l8
Is Two = Piece Royon
lounsins Pajomas. Sizes
Il to l8
W&L-Negligees, Third
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Hats, SIPS We,e ss.95 to 1925

$50 hafs--foiIIs. felt, velvet. jersey--with
flower, veil moek-ieweI trim SeveroI types
and styles. colon: white, pink, light Blue,
navy. black, brown.
IS Hats from the Millinery Scion. Fine feIts,
trimmed with yelling, flowers, mock jewels.
Chiefly one Of kind. colors: white. black,
brown, pink. ice blue, beige, crushed tomoto.
Were SIS and $3.50 Now---$9.5 50
W&Lr-Millinery, Second Floor
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Juniors and Teen-oae
Shoes, S4.95 Were 1925

so Poirs Block suede, brown and green calf
skin. Broken SKIES. 4h to 9.
so Pairs chiIdren's and Teen-ose Slippers.
Royon sotin in red and blue Broken sizes, "
to 3, to 9. We're SIPS and $2.45. Now.
w&I-Juniors and Children's Shoes,
Second Floor
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IS poirs Cotton Gloves,
double woven eountlet style,
oil hand sewn. Wine, deep
green. toupe, brown. All sizes,
but not in every color -
~ pairs Cotton Gloves.
double woven, hand sewn
shortie styles. Some machine
sewn in group. White, beige,
chomois. All sizes, but not in
each color
so pairs Cotton Gloves,
double woven shorties with
ruffIed cuff and 2-button
closing ot top. Black, brown,
beige. All sizes, but not every
color 9...,s':: Il:
s paiss Cation Gloves. double
woven with wide double cuff.
Brown and eroy, sizes 6h,
J. Ia. but not in eoeh color,
100 Pebble Weave Gloves,
nyion and royon combined.
Dressy 4 and 6-button length
with ruffIe trim. White,
block and navy in all sizes,
but not in each style-----
13 pairs Pebble Wsavs Pull
on Gloves. Light blue, sizes
s, oh and 7-----
IS pairs Lsether Gloves.
Group includes doeskins,
suedes, eopeskins. plain and
foncy styles. Black, brown,
navy eroy. beige, light blue
or green. All sizes, but not
in each color or style
W&L-Gloves, Aisle IS, First
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Furs Reduced

VSiC F~ow
Z White Assembled Mink Ascot
Tie. - $40 $50
I Mink-dyed Koiinsty Ascot Tie $50 $50
I BIoek-dyed Persion Lomb Ascot
Natural Groy Assembled Persion
Lamb Ascot Tie - .$42 $50
Biaek-dyed Kidskin Stole S234 $3.50
I Mink-dyed Squirrel Stole $500 $3.50
I Brown-dyed South American
Proeessed Lamb Stole $3.50 $1zo
Plotina Fox Stole S27O $3.50
I BIoek-dyed Person Lomb Coot.
Size IA 4-- 1884 $42o
Size is .,----------,,------ $500 $3.50
! Bioek-dyed South American
Proeessed Lamb jacket. Size 8 = 1854 $3.50
! Gray-dyed South American
Proeessed Lomb Jacket. Size Is S5e4 $500
Prices Include Federal Tia.
W&5L-Fur Salon, Third Floor
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Little Girls Apparel

80 Little Girls Dresses. of cot
ton and royon. Sizes 3 to
Ok. Good variety of styles
IS Girls BIouses. Of cotton.
White with coIored embroidery.
Sizes 3 to s. Yoke styles
80 Girls Skirts, Of cotton cor
duroy and wool. PIoids and
plain colors. Sizes 3 to 6x
W&L-Juvenile Apparel, Four
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Sovinss for Boy Scouts

- Short Sleeve Boy Scout
Shirts of cotton. Sizes H.,
11h, II ---------
20 Boy Scout Shorts of cotton.
Sizes "a. IS. 2o ----
II Regular Boy Scout Cotton
Shirts. Sizes i and M
103 Cub Scout Short Sleeve
Shirts of cotton. Sizes II to Ia
As Cub Scout Shorts. Sizes 80,
81, 81 ----
W&L-Boys' store. Fourth r
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Misses Dresses Reduced

Large seleetion-misses' dresses in afternoon
end street-weor styles, one and two piece types.
Prints and soIid-eoior royon toffetos. foies.
erepes. Misses sizes.
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3 Pairs Husky Shorts Of cotton
corduroy in brown and blue
colors. Sizes s to l0---
10 Pairs Of Cotton Corduroy
Shorts in brown and blue. Sizes
) and b
81 Union Suits with outer
layer OF wool! inner layer OF
cotton. Sizes 4 to To-
IS Cotton Dress Shirts in
mild stripes. assorted eolors.
Sizes IA. l4h, IS, l5h--
Z Navy PEG Goats. Size a.
Z Husky Moekinows in plaid
wool l0o%
40 Strop Belts no buckles
and toilored Of leather. Sizes
rs and 28 --------------
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Petticoots and Slips
Reduced

Were Now
II Slips. royon crepe. stroeht
cut skirt. embroidered seoIIop
top. Block, size 81 -.-,- $3.50 95e
IA Slips. royon crepe, tailored
style, stroieht plus bios skirt.
White. size a. ----~- s2e5 sl.ss
Pettieoots. pure silk crepe,
elastic woist. lace trim hem.
Nile green. size % - $5.e5 $2.95
Is Evening Slips. black royon
sotin. toiIored style. Sizes 81
to 5e -..,.--~--- s5.e5 $z.ss
s stropiess Evening Slips. royon
crepe with Ioce and ribbon trim
top. White. size "a --~ S7.e5 S5.s5
5 Cotton Batiste Pettieoots,
elostc woistbond, tucked eye
let founce. White. medium
size SIO.So $7.S5
4 Cotton orsondie Pettieoots
with Upper woistbond. en-
broidery applique and eyelet
trim. White, small size Sl4.o5 $io.s5
W&L-Costune Slips, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-16
inexpensive Dresses-s5 W,v s1,ss to suss

200 wide selection Of ie
z4h Maternity fabies Sizes 10 TO-
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Gowns and Pojomos
Reduced

- Poiomos with cotton jer-
sey tops and broodeloth trou-
sers. Blue, size SO
IA Gowns, nylon crepe, in loce
trim styles with bios skirts.
Pink. lavender, size 81
13 Gowns, royon crepe, cotton
ond wool. lace. ribbon and op-
plique trim. White and blue,
size 81 and 34----
z Gowns in pure silk, loee-
trimmed. Pink. size "a -
W&L-Underwear, Third Flo
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Teen Apparel, Reduced

33 Teen Dresses, dressy in
style. OF royon foilIe or joc-
quord royon. ! and 2-piece
styles. Sizes 10 to le in group
200 Teen BIouses, loree group
including royon, silk, cotton
and wool. Long, short and
three -quorter sleeves. lO-l6
50 Teen Skirts. Of wool, cotton
corduroy, wool-ond-eomeI's- s
hoir. Sizes 10 to TO-
z8 Teen Evening Joekets, Of
.cotton veIveteen. Hoods thot
foil into eolIors. Black or red.
Sizes 10 to l6
"a Teen Dresses. shirtwoist-
style. OF royon eobordine.
Beige, teal and cocoa. Sizes 10
to Is in group
W&L-Teen Age Apparel, F
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Mirror, Frames, Pictures
Greatly Reduced

Were Now
s Blue or Brown Leather
Folding Frames, 7x9, 8xlO $500 $3.50
Process Oil Finish Flower
Pictures, size l8h"x22h" $500 $500
Large Process Oil Finish
Picture, "porroit Of q girl" S3l so Sl5.75
Z Large Process Oil Finish
Pictures, French Scenes."-- $500 $3.50
I Gilt Framed Picture of q Ship $500 $500
Z Flower Pictures. Woy finish
fromes ------------- $500 $500
Z Flower Pictures, ivory tinted
fromes -----------.----- $500 $3.50
z Fruit Pictures, ivory tinted
fromes ---------- $500 $3.50
! Unfromed Mirror, 3o'x4O"
domooed ---------------- $1,000 $1,000
W&LPictures and Mirrors, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Mems Sportsweor Reduced

VteH SPOIISWeoF NeOUCe0
Were Now
40 Mems Sports Shirts IobeIed
for fobrc content. Small, S6o5
medium and loree --- to$lO $zs5
7 Rayon Gobordine Leisure
Jaekets. Navy color. Sizes SO
to AZ $3.50 sI4.ss
z NyIon Golf jackets in sand
color. Size 40 - slss5 se.s5
s sIoeks lobeIed for fobric con-
tent. Sizes 80, "a, 36, a. Sl2e5 S7.s5
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Subteen and Girls


IS Subteen Skirts, oII-wool,
cotton, cotton corduroy and s
cotton veIveteen. Sizes 10 to
20 Subteen Dresses, Of royon
toffeto. Some pIoin coIors, s
few checks. Sizes 10 to
l4 -- ST.
50 Girls and chubby-size
Dresses, in pIoids, checks and
plain colors. Sizes 8, II and S
IA; 7R to l4h. Cotton
ond royon in the group S
IS Girls Wool SIip-over
Swseters, brown, navy or
green. Sizes 7-l4----- S
50 GirIs' Gym Suits. white and S
maroon. OF sturdy cotton.
Sizes 10, II, l6. l8----- S
W&L-Girls' Apparel, Fourth
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Women's S Dresses
HoIf-price or less

Regular and Halt Sizes
Royons in solid eoios. one and two -pieee styles
few wool dresses Block. navy, green,
wine, gray. Sizes IAN to 24h and 16 to a..
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Art NeedIework Reduced

"a Four-ounee Skeins County
Fair Sport Yarn. Assorted
colors ST (
1870 one-ounee Woodward g.
Lothrop Boby Yarn. Shrink
resistont, white and blue. Spe-
S'oi
lo6 Balls, IS yards, Royal
Society Rug Cotton. Assorted
36 Stamped Cotton Ladies'
Aprons. White, blue, rose. red,
l8o orehordsheen Bedspreod
Cotton, unbleoehed shode. 500
yard skeins -----.-- ---. a.
"a Bernots Argyle Sport Wool
Sock Poks. Assorted colors ST.
20 Stomped Cotton Dresser
Seorfs with henstitehed bor-
ders I
Z Model Hand-embroidered
Linen Bridge Cloths - Sl2...
4 Model Embroidered Pillow
Cases SAX
z Pairs Model Pillow coses,
embroidered, ] to be en-
broidered ---I- So.
- one-ounee Skeins Mordi
Gras Yorn for knitting blouses
and scorfs. Assorted colors-- 81
l42 one-ounee Skeins Royon
corioeo Yarn for knitting
dresses, blouses es-- 81
W&L-Art Needlework, Eighth Flc
Evening star., 1950-03-16

500 Boxes Of Stationery, Special, Soc
500 including white
from 20 sheets and 20 40
W&L-stanonery, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-16
100 Wool Suits
Were s69.95 to sI65
Misses and Women's Sizes

100 Wool Suits-$45 Were s69ss to s16s
Misses and wonens Sizes
1-so mi ms'
&I--Co andS
Evening star., 1950-03-16

20 Girdle and pansie strides,
cotton and royon eIostic, royon
satin, nylon ponels, eIostic side
ponels, talon fosteninos.
Ponties in white, sizes II to
80. 0irdles, teorose, sizes 26
to 30 -----
Nylon taffeto sirdIes, toIon
closing, boned front and back.
Sizes 30, 81, 80, "a ---
W&L-Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-16

Were Now
s5.e5 sz.ss
s5,e5 $s.s5
So. IS to
$1e.o5 $6.e5
$685. 1895
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Popular Styles Bondeoux, S

We're " to y3.g5
$50 Bendeoux, royon satin with cotton Iaee,
cotton betiste, tea rose end white, sizes 81
to 40.
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Scorfs ond Ties, 65e
We're 81 and SI.95

v&I-Neckwear, Aisle Is, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-16

V&L-Womens Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Sovinss on Fine Gloves

Were Now
$500 sz.ss
$500 sz.zs
S. SO SIPS
as-5s4 H1r5 s-'gl - 4sl'sl a1ss -'Fisf1s-s
: sssaass s7r-ss i-s.=s so.'a1sa $50
Evening star., 1950-03-16

Were Now
$3.50 TO
$1,000 $2.s5
$3.50 $4.s5
Evening star., 1950-03-16

w&L-Misses' Dresses. Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-16

$500 $z.S5
$500 $I.oo
$l.e5 75e
s7.oo
to
Sl3.o5 $3.s5
Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-16

W&L-Millinery. Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-12-10

to feed your dog meat-it costs far less
than butcher meat and it's ready to serve.
No thawing, no cooking-just open the
can and feed.
Remember! Ken-L-Ration is inspected and
certified by us. Dept. of Agriculture.
Every ingredient is edible-it's given the
same rigid inspection as the meat for your
own table.
Get a weeks supply of Ken-L-Ration from
your favorite store and see how your dog
loves and thrives on it. Then, for greater
convenience and economy you'll want to
Evening star., 1950-12-10
Ao1&!lE!Mll Ao1&f:9E1!Mlll1Y
~23D
Described over here !
Sold through these
DEALERS

DE "a l. Z II >
ond yovr fovorite hardware, electrical,
oppIionee or implement deolsr's and
department store
WASHINGTON, o. {.
y: ". ApAMs9ns s.s1,Ss se1 II cspi,1l sPa1,Sa 81;
ekfeookSsanS ZOO e" 3, iAewT:, aso' 18th ST.. c.
caeTy ieoS eeHa eaAsa aGpf pAiar sS i HOWE. CO..
oisGs'eT Ss9g Seqnse'HS' socS : Afs faowe CO..
etecTsre .et * 81: 'iG:aSVjlPPmen1 Il CO..
4aso,ss siI5 snsFTsn TasHsewasl S;s e Co. INC NO.
23i0 Rhode island Ave. N. E.
HUB FURNITURE CO..
9TH & o Sts.. N. W. -,
~. mEEMEHAH's SONS CO.,
na91osAl s9Gt tts1 81 sJtaa,EGae II X CO..
FRANK F. PocH; tsIs Wisconsin s Axs.
T. E. sostsS8n s4sNet1oS tsG s39 ya%a es"a ss a.'
JAMES WiMsATT. INC.
woo6%Aso 81 %,'sG''," 4 tofAlsos. Asf:l II y
10th & F Sts.. N. W.
MARYLAND
ser~y", sERWYN HOWE: 4 s0PPLy CO.
ss.sesaa ef1tESPA eAIMn saep nPwe CO.
Bethesda. !: S. TURovER
4ys,s:: a;s: s5MASS ffSsf0sA5sP SDWf s4oS9
hyat,",lle. AYATTsvillE HowE: CO.. INC.
Ayattsvilie. Local PANT 4 howE co.
Riverdale. ARCHER HARDWARE CO.
Silver spring MALoNeY's INC.
s'I:s, ss;s! $fSot91eY sf1eY sxsHt4 seS mi sows
s'.sft sitveR Sets'si SPRING PAINT HOWE. CO.
WoooMooR HOWE, & AUTO SUPPLY
Takoma Park. HiLLwoOO HOWE. CO.
Wheaton WHEATON PAINT 4 HOWE. co.
VIRGINIA
Alexandria, GAINES BROS, INC.
Alexandria, GRoFF 4 ANDERSON. INC.
Alexandria. MlLLER'S HOWE.
hppomattox. POE HARDWARE co.
Arlington.
.I,s GaGsRroAEs eEM9nT stoex Co. INC.
Arlington. DEWEY HARDWARE
e. 4, flLeHE COOPERATIVE STORE
W. +, Ransom SHOPPING CENTER
oIcHSstoIIesv'lLe lmeR. 60, INC.
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
Clarendon, GEO. NJ. YEATmAN 4 SONS
osSS'1's Ssxxlss SE,sH1s Eas1xgse HIVE GO.
eiH'e". S'"Si SiaockINsaaaS s!LlisG GTS CO.. INC.
ra'rtas, lAMss S NicKEIl SON
Fails Church, fAiRFAx BLDG. sPLY. CO.
MosIAERN y,sG!sIA Aowe. spLy co.
Front Royal, GEO; e; RAMSEY HOWE.
Hamppto". Ha"pto". PeHIasUiA 4aRHbwAhG 4Hb"Tn. CO.
Harrisenbure RoCkihGhAM MILLING co.
[[ynshSufs [ynshSurs Va c3aoEnA 9AoS pAs4 CO.
Mclean. MCLEAN HARDWARE CO,
.NosfAerN NECK SUPPLY CO. INC.
GTi TRiPIE1T 1 vEAREncAmp
"sSII %IG4 4iSsissi fsSsi's f!ass!ons STORE
NswDo[ NswDo[ ssxs ss sH,44s sed44 Lsyx
Nortois sAkIss HARewhsll ~
Ntoik NoToIk esanI BaRHEII HARoWSARe CO.
sSr1os .oS gssASye11soSs1 HaeSwsstI q SSsI INC
Norfolk. GRiSWoLD HARDWARE
Norfolk. PARK HARpWARE CO.
sSrSs sSrSs IFIANGtE TFaNGtE A6sHwsHs aoMg sp e.
NortoIs tos wa1soN AAfowAese CO. CO. 'o'
sorte:n.s nortoIk, W'LsoNcs s0Ncs HARpWARI ~
Radford, RADFoRo VANCE Co. INC.
Richmond. GREENDALE HDWE CO
Richmond. HARPER HARDWARE CO.
Richmond HATCHER HARDWARE CO.
Richmond LEWIS HARDWARE CO.
Richmond M0NTROSE HARDWARE co,
Richmond PHILLIPS LEVY s 90
Roanoke. LEE. HARDWARE hOuSE
Roanoke. McvEY HARDWARE
Roanoke. NORTHWEST HARDWARE CO.
Roanoke. PHELPS & ARMlSTEAO INC.
Salem, FORT LEWIS MOVIE 4 LMsR CO.
South Boston. WiLBORN'S HARDWARE
h1n neL
Warenton. WARRENT0N SUPPLY co.
Waynesboro. FREED CO. INC.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

Dogs need and crave meat-thats why
Ken-L-Ration, made with chops, steaks and
roasts of u. S. Govt. Inspected horse meat,
is fed more dogs than any other inspected
moment you open a can of Ken-L-Ration
and see the chunks of lean, red meat. And
notice how much your dog likes Ken-L-
Ration
All dogs thrive on Ken-L-Ration because
it's super-charged with all known dog
health vitamins . . enriched with vital
minerals. When you feed your dog Ken-L-
Ration you can be sure he's getting a
complete food-all the food elements he
needs for glowing health and frolicking
disposition.
Ken.L-Ration is the easy, economical way
Evening star., 1950-12-10

that works in the New Method Laundry.
guess Mrs Callish may be so an you can tell
that her only real worry is her weight While I'm
cutin' banana cream pie, can see her decidin'
not to have piece.
against the pie also - but it's budget prob
lem with her. I'm so busy pokin' my nose into
the customers business that mis-cut the pie an
end up with one slice too small to serve.
dish up the short piece an serve it to Miss
Frey. Sample, n the house." l tell her.
Miss FREY eats her pie. pays her check an goes
on home But Mrs Callsh dawdles over her black
coffee.
Where do you buy your bakery goods?" she
asks me when we're alone
"Caishs, mostly" answer her.
I'm Mrs. Dave Callish.' she informs me. Il
thought recognized our sweet rolls in the
there"
Pleased to meet you, ma am" say. Your
husband comes by every once in while"
How much have you gipen atcay - to people
like that grl?" Mrs. Callish asks me.
"Oh. probably not as much as we should of,
confess Il want you to let me in on the game,
she says to me- "Begnnin' tomorrow Dave Cal
lishs driver will leave you one sample pie or cake
with every five you order. Not word to anybody.
You just see the right people get the samples!'
Il might eat 'em myself" grin at the lady.
"You do" she laughs, 'an l hope you get too
fat to tie your shoelaces!' -WALLY B0REN
Evening star., 1950-12-10

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The wisdom of building school the ground to be given
the Independent School District by the Alaska Communca
tons System has been seriously discussed this week by
parents of school children, and others.
Those against the site say It's too far from town. g. It's
too swampy and billy and there roads leading it. g.
There facilities for providing lunch for the children
It's too windy up there
But think the area is good spot in which to build the
school, better than the originally proposed site Brook
lyn Avenue Carlson Hill.
Take the objections: l. The school will actually be more
centrally located majority of the children live in the
Mission rd he Shopper makes at least three trips
bring them to town for school and jams them in
The site is not swampy the Brooklyn
avenue. And where in Kodiak you build school that
isn't up hill down h Roads surveyed and you can
be sure they'll be in by the time they needed.
The school plans do not include cafeteria they do
include facilities to provide hot lunches for the children
4. Where in Kodiak Kodiak Island could you build
school that wouldn't be in the path of the wind?
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-25
Hospital News
BIRTHS:

BIRTHS:
To Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll R.
Herring, a son James Rand
oiph, Feb. 81, 9 lbs IL OF. The
baby is their third child.
For medical attention, Marie
Swensen, for minor surgery,
Jay Miller.
A metabalator machine, the
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-25

A special bus has been add
ed to the Tagura Transit Sys-
tenn regular base-town run. It
will leave town at 1890 am for
those who wish to attend
church services at the base.
A small car has been added
to the service. It will leave
town every hour on the hour
from 8 am to / pm. It will
leave the base every hour on
the half hour between $50 am
and 1:30 pm.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-25
Town Tidbits

! The architects plans for
Kodiak's new school are now
!! on display in the insurance
Office window of the bank.
They are preliminary plans
and more will follow, accord
ing to Arid Johnson, design
er.
The new school site in the
ACS area overlooking Mission
I'd, will not be $50 square feet
as the MIRROR reported last
week, but will be 400 feet
square, which is a bit larger.
Happy recipient of a letter
from a woman she hasn't seen
since they were both girls is
Mrs. Grace Kerr, who heard
this week from Mrs. Arthur
7. Brockel of Union Gap,
Wash. Mrs. Brockel used to be
Tatiana Forsman and is re-
membered by several other
Kodiakians.
Both Mrs. Kerr and Mrs.
Brockel were children together
in the Woody Island Baptist
Mission many years ago, but
when she was a young girl,
Mrs. Brockel went outside to
join an older sister.
! She recently saw Mrs.
Kerr's name in a Kodiak MIR
lROR sent her by a friend, and
wrote to ask if Mrs. Kerr was
} the same Grace Hobbs she
used to know.
Mrs. Brockel wrote that her
older sister, Julia, lives at
Puyallup and has been blind
for about Is years; and that
her sisters Irene and Christine
and brother David passed a.
way a long time ago. She says
I'VE think about Wood Island
and friends we've known con-
tinuously. Hope by heaven
above we get to see Wood Is
land some day before we get
too DID,"
Mrs. Brockel's half sister,
Helen Jones, who was from
Afognak, lived in Kodiak UNI
til the war and then went to
Washington to live. :.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-25

The Coastwise Lines freight
er SIS Chopper will come to Ko-
diak in March. Its schedule is
as follows: leave Long Beach
Mar. 8, San Francisco, Mar.
10; Portland, Mar. Is and
Seattle, Mar. 10. The ship will
come to Kodiak directly from
Seattle.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-25

first of several new pieces of
equipment made possible by
recent large gifts to the hos
pital by local groups, has ar
rived.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-25

Mrs. Ben Kraft and her
granddaughter, Joyce White
have gone to Anchorage to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Glenn
Mann and her family.