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NeqIiaees

5-S16.s5 Rayon Gown, Negli.
gee Sets; pink, white: size IL:
white, size IA; soiled $1,000
-$1S.95 Rayon. Satin Hostess
Robes; coachman style; size II,
10 - =, - --$lE.VU
1-S2s.95 Red Rayon Velvet
Hostess Robe; size IA; soiled,
$500
I-S5.95 Rayon Satin Robe;
coachman style; wine; size IA,
$500
1-$16.95 Lounging Pajamas;
blue quilted jacket; black rayon
trousers; size 10 $500
1-$19.95 Rayon Taffeta Host
ess Robe; size 16 -------$12.00
2I$5.95 Cotton Seersucker
Printed Houseooats; wrap style;
I1-zV ----- - ----- ----$S.SS
2-$2.S9 Cotton Seersucker
Brunch Goats; prints; size 16,
$500
40-$2.99 Cotton Print Percale
HousecOats; wrap style; wo-
mems; broken sizes - $2.0O
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Occasional Furniture

3-s15.s5 Plastic Covered Occa-
Monal Chairs, blond legs, arms;
floor sample le------------SlO, 90
1si0.S5 Cocktail Tables, blond
finish, glass op----------S4.S9
10-$s.ss Florida Cypress Lawn
Chairs, as is---------------$2.2s
le-$5.s9 Florida Cypress Lawn
Settees, as Is S3.4S
1-$19.SS Leg-O-Matic Card
Table, mahog. finished, plastic
top: floor sample -$Il.9s
6-s1e.ss Dinette Chairs, rnahoR.
finished ivory plastic seats;
marred ---------- $3.50
1--$2s.S5 Cocktail Table, Dun
can Phyfe style, mahog. We
neers; top nlarred-------Sl1.Ss
1-$S2.50 Knee-hole Desk. .
drawers. mahog. finished: top
marred -------------- -S1S.Ss
1-<A.50 Wood Bridge Set.
folding, mahog. finish, plastic
top and chair seats; S DC:
marred -------- SS2. m
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Knit U,seaies

Imperfects, s10.s5-s12.s5 NyIon
Tric0t Gowns, lace and net
trim, pastels: reg, sizes $3.50
go Imperfects 69c Rayon Knit
Undies, panty, briefs; tearose;
small ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
46 Imperfects $l.65 Nylon Tri-
cot Panties, tearose, white;
broken sizes --------------7 79c
IS Imperfects $2.S5, 1895 Rayon
Tricot Gowns, pastels; broken
sizes; some Soiled -------.$ $I.59
23 Imperfects $12.95 NyIon Tri-
cot Gowns, lace and net trim;
pastels; not all sizes $3.50
110 Imperfects 79c-$1.00 Rayon
Tricot indies, several styles;
tearose, white; broken sizes, 44c
Kann's-Street Floor
TOiIetf'ies
$1.50 Helena Rubinstein,s u
Keys to Beauty" Lipstick on
cnaln S5c"
$1.10 Gabrillas sinful Soul"
foolish Virgin, Compose, 49cs
$2.7S Eau de Cologne, a famous
make and fragrance -----$1.95s
S9.98 Imported Atomizers, hand
painted, live rubber bulbs, SI.sS
S1.00 Kiddies' Cosmetics in plas-
tic Spray Bottles, Cologne, Bub-
BILE Bath, Bath Powder ----19cs
soc Rudolph the Red Nosed
Reindeer" CASTLE Soap - Ice
$1.OO Baseball Gloves and Ball
Sets, 2 gloves, 2 balls Of CASTLE
SOdp ---------------
$1.00 Air Freshener, plastic
spray bottle I9c"
$I75 Old south Cologne in re-
usable jug, z oz. --------35cs
$l.25 Old South Star Fire Toilet
water ------------- 10cS
"Pius 20ss tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
HOSIERY

Dress Sheer No-Seam Nylons;
30-denier; spring shades -79c
162-Sheer Nylons; several
styles; weights; broken sizes:
colors: as is ----- 2 prs. $1.0o
284-Imperfects, S1.95 Nyions;
60-gauge; discontinued colors;
15-denier; broken sizes----6sc
1O3-Irregs. $1.15 Mock Seam
Super Sheer Nylons; dark
shades; broken sizes Zee
S6-Imperfects, S1.35 No-Seam
Nyions; 15-denier; good colors:
popular sizes -----2 prs. Sl.OO
156-$1.65 Selma Sheer Nylons;
run-proof; discontinued colors;
30-denier; broken Sizes 8Sc
220-Irregs. $1.35 Dress Sheer
Nylons; good colors; popular
SIZES ---------------
Imperf. Of 55c Nylon and Cot
ton Ankle Socks; white, pastels:
sizes 2 to 11-------3 prs. s1.O0
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
FMs. Capes

$40 Black Lapin Dyed Coney,
Cape Stole .------------- $50
S99 Brown-dyed Squirrel Lock
Cape Stole $7S
$109 Mink dyed Marmot Cane
S139 Black-dyed Persian Paw
Cape -.SlO sos
S15S Dyed Squirrel Cape $99
$159 Mink dyed Marmot Cape.
S125
$179 Mink Blended Muskrat
Cane -- .-,.- $13S
S1S9 Silver Blue-dyed Muskrat
OdUC 80 PAOs
$199 Sable-dyed Squirrel Cape,
$157
All prices plus 204o tax
Kann'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Better Dresses

11-Women's $29.95 Rayon
Sheers; black, navy; some with
jackets; sizes 14h-20h - $S.8S
15-Misses' $17.95-$22.95 Rayon
Sheers, Prints $500
7-Women's $17.95 Pure Silk
Prints; sizes 141a-20h 500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Teen Apparel

$2.29 Comb ed Cotton Knit
Shirts; Cardigan styles, stripes
or solids; s., mr., l. sizes -$l.39
7-$16.S5 Spring Suits; navy or
red checks $1,000
+$25.00 Spring Suits; grey,
navy y------------------$I6.O0
$1,000 Spring Suits; topper
style jackets ---------$12.O0
I0-$8.99 Corduroy Jackets;
belted back, large pockets $500
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Necksg,eus.

$1.95 Dickeys; nylon; some
rayon crepes, lace trims, pastels.
navy ----------------.Sl.00
$1.O0 Costume Flowers, for lap
els, hats. necklines --->----5sc
Irregs. Of Silk Scarfs; printed,
hand-rolled edges; 24-inch size,
59c
$3.50 Broadcl0th, Everglaxe
BlOusesS white pique Weskits:
broken colors, sizes 50 to SO,
$1.s9
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Upholstery

1-S16.9S Maroon Folding
Screen, four-foldsstyle: as is.
S9.ss
$3.50 to $3.50 Matchstick
Bamboo Shades, 5x8 IT.. 6x6 IT.,
natural color: as Is .-----. S2.98
2--$s.25 to $3.9S Natural 6xs
Outside Bamboo and 3x6 GIo-
wood Shades; floor samples,
sl.ss
12-$1.O0 Quilted Plastic Dining
Room Chair Covers, for arm
chair styles only; assorted coll
OrS ----------------- 69C
1885 Seersucker Draperies,
90 inches long, ruffled trim; as
sorted colors -----------.S S5.Sg
4s Yds. S9c Yd. Drapery Lining
Sateen, IS inches wide; assort-
ed lengths up to 4 yds.; natural
color S0c
IA Prs. $1.69 to $l.98 Plastic
Draperies, one and two OF .
kind styles. 90 inches long; as
sorted patterns sSc
72-69c Upholstery Squares, as
sorted fabrics; ideal for home
repairs: assorted colors. Ea.,
1Sc
1 Pr. $19.95 Nylon Organdy
RuffIed Curtains, u inches
long, bone ring tiebacks, ivory
color; soiled -----------. SlO.99
12-S1.2S to $1.9s Curtain Strips.
assorted styles ----,---. 49e
34-$19.95 Hideabed Covers.
wine and blue colors only,
dustite washable twill, aolaid de-
signs -----------------Sll.8@
KmrnxAsn Rsh;vs& wNnnn,
Evening star., 1951-04-26
China

3-$1S.9s Earthenware Dinner
Sets; 53-pc. service for 8, $12.9S
6v$2.sS Pottery Flower Ar
rahgement Sets; 3-pc. - $1.00
-$9.9S Luncheon Sets; 32-pc.
service for 8 -S6.98
4$2.49 Cloisonne Bon Bon
Dishes ---------------$l.OO
6$l.98 Pottery Cigarette Sets;
3-pc. -------------------S1.O0
6-$l.49 Luncheon Plates; deco
rated turkey design $50
3-$3.9S Pottery Watering Pitch
ers or Flower Vases; decorated,
$1.79
S6-79c Small Colorful China
0IruS -----------------
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Budget Shop
Dresses

Women's $8.95 Rayons, polka
dots, prints, check cynaras;
1432-22h $500
16-Women's $10.95 Rayon
Crepe Dresses ---------$6.99
1S-Misses' SASS Printed 1OO-
denier RayOnS ---------$7.9S
17-Misses' $14.95-$16.95 Ray
ons; solid colors - S7.S9
5WOmen's $S.95 Rayon Polka
Dot Dresses $500
7-S5.95 Rayon Dresses; women
and misses sizes ----S2.O0
27-W0men's $7.95 Extra Size
Dresses -------------- SAT-
21-$8.95 Print Dresses; misses,
WomenS Sizes -------------$7.O0
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
L1UsisasS

7-$l9.90 Brass Table Lamps;
rayon shades -----------$12.99
-$9.SS Modern Table Lamps;
spunglaSs shades - $5.9S
1S7.9S Oyster White Leather
1-$49.9S Hand-painted China
Lamp; swirl shade ------$39.S8
50-$1.9S Pafch m e n tized
Shades; all sizes S1.00
S$7.98 Bronxe-plated Smoking
Stands; complete --------$5.00
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Rugs


81 "a. yds. Sec. Of $3.50 Green
Carved Broadloom; 12-ft. width,
$3.50 %. I'd.
36 yds. $3.50 Green Tone-0n-
Tone Administer; 27-inch wide.
$3.50 yd.
12-$33.S5 Wool Broadloonn
Samples; 4.6x6 It. 5000
1--$74.95 Carved Effect Rose
Cotton Rug; 9x12 It. -.--$49.9S
1-$214.45 Cocoa Brown Carved
Wilton; 15x6.7 #. - $59.95
I--S37.95 Cotton and Fibre Rug:
0x12 #. ft.------------$24.SS
41-$3.50 Heavy Cocoa Door
Mats, with initial slice
l-$69.95 Gray Floral Broad
loom; 9x5.4 #. - - $2s.95
I-$72.95 Rose Tone-0n-Tone
Broadioom; 9x6 #. -----$34.95
60-S3.49 Figured Cocoa Door
Mats, l6x27 in. S1.OO
1-sl21.95 Blue Carved Wilton;
Sx6.10 It. ------------- ---$44.S5
1-S10.95 Gray Marble Felt Base
Rug; Okla #. ---- -. .$5.95
1-$10.95 Green MOttle Felt
Base Rug; damaged; 9x12 it.,
Sass
1-S10.S5 Tan Mottle Felt Base
Rug; damaged; 9x12 #. --$3.9S
Kann'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Radios and
TeJes,isiOas

10-s17.s5 Arvin "Hop-Along-
Cassidy" Radios; 1851 model
AIT --------------------$1O.o0
1-$29.95 when new). Chill
dren's Record Player; 1850
model 1863; blue table model,
metal cabinet -----------$9.95
1-S259.s5 when new) Admiral
Television Set; 10" picture tube,
walnut wood cabinet $500
(Tube warranty, $1,000
1-Hallicrafter Table Model
TV; 10" picture tube (trade-
Cube warranty, $1,000
Kann's-8th and d SITS.
Evening star., 1951-04-26
$7.s5 and $s.s5
Famous RITE FIT
Dresses
$4.l5

One and 2-pieee styles in
erepes and prints. In black.
navy and colors; sizes
l2h-28h. Not oil sizes
and eolors in all styles.
Kann's-Budget Dresses
Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Art Goods

1$1.ss Stamped Sacque and
Bib Sets -- 9ac
$50 Stamped S-pc. Bib Sets,
4Sc
sass Stamped Baby Dresses;
3O-2Sc-6Oc Odds, Ends, Cotton
or Wool 1Oc
+s1.ss Stamped Baby Bath
6 SIX. 6Sc Crochet Cotton; ecru
only ------2 2sc
I$1.O0 Stamped Colored
Aprons --- 3ec
10-50c Stamped 3-pc. Linen
Chair Back Sets - 29c
20-$1.O0 Fancy Rayon Pillows:
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
GIOves

lO-S4.O0 Double Woven Cot.
tons, bracelet length; grey,
brown; 61s, Z, 7h S1.6S
30-$1.0O Nylon Mesh Slipons,
black; sizes 61s, 7, 7s - 79e
$500 Shorties, double woven
cotton, white, beige;- 6 to 71s,
$1.49
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
SSIa,es.sUesre

3S6.9e Silver plated Cheese.
Cracker Dishes; scratched,
$3.49*
1-S25.00 Salad Bowl; sterling
base and wood; scratched,
$l5.0Os
4S4.ss Sterling Salt, Pepper
Sets; individual size ----$2.99s
1-$33.00 Sterling Sandwich
Tray; scratched -------$18.O0s
12-$3.98 Sterling Cigarette URN,
$2.79s
sPlus 20% tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
$S.9S-6-Piees GLIDER
SIipcover Sets
$5.08

PIostie coated heavy con-
vos drill in bright fIorol
print designs, for stondord
size sIiders. Mode to fit
with heavy drow strings.
Block and green bock-
grounds.
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Housewares

1S-$2.9S Laundry Carts; tubu-
lar legs, washable cloth hamper,
S1.sS
25-7sc Scrub Brushes; nylon
bristles, wood back --------49c
'1-$7.95 Laundry Hamper; as is,
Is ------------------------$3.S5
1-$7.95 Laundry Hamper; as is.
$5.49
1-$9.95 Aluminium Laundry
Hamper; as Is ------------$6.95
1-$5.S5 Laundry Hamper; as is,
S4.95
6-$3.99 Oval Metal Laundry
Receptacles; as is -------$L99
$50 Enamel Step-On Can
Inserts; as Is $50
2-$1.9S Enamel Diaper Pals;
covers, as is --------------.S8 $50
16-59c White Enamel Sauce
Pans, Pots, Mixing Bowls. ETC.;
as is ----------D----2 29c ca.
6-$5.75 Aluminium PercOlators;
heavy gauge, 6-cup ------$1.99
S-S5.S5 aluminium Drip0lators;
heavy gauge, 6-cup------e$ $2.59
23-$3.98 EDO Garment and
Hat Racks for over the door,
s1.OO
S-$4.99 White Enamel Gre
denza Cabinets; as is -$2.1s
25-$1.19 Wooden Clothes Dry
ers; indoor type -------$I 90
20-$1.19 Glass Refrigerator
Trays; heavy duty -.---- zoe
39-$1.59 Auto or Household
Wax in spray container----4sc
1lO-S2.S5 Plastic Shower Cur
tains; standard tub size SI.47
25-$1.9S Metal Waste Baskets:
24-qt. size -- S1.49
6-$10.50-$12.95 Wooden Leg
Kitchen Tables; enamel top; as
~ ------- -----e--S -S7.09
37-$1.49 Plastic Shoe Bags; to
hold 6 pairs -------- Sl.O0
s1-69c Aluminium Sauce Pans:
double Tipped; 2-qt. -------Ssc
Kann's Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Handbags

1$17.50 Black Shoulder Strap
BAGS ------- $l2.50s
l-$5.95 Black Leather Under
arm, 2 zipperS ----------.$ $3.00s
Ss7.95 Handbags, clearance,
rs is $5.O0s
1-$10.50 DOuble-Frame Brown
CaRhide Bag, as is-----. $5.50*
35-Men's, WOmen's $2.00-$3.00
Leather BillfOlds, as is = S1.29s
-S10.95-$12.50 Black CaIfskin
Bags, as Is ---- $685.
6-$5.95 Leather Shoulder Bags,
NAVo4 UA1NC P0svW
$500. Handbags, assorted
styles ---4----------$2.00~
"Plus 2oss tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Junior. Miss
Dresses

10-$5.95 Sheer sCottons; white,
pastels ---. S2.Oe
I0-S14.95-S16.95 Rayon Tissue
Failles: navy, black - $6.00
3S25.0O Pure Silk Sheath
Dresses $1A.OO
4---S35.OO Wool 2-pc, Dresses
with boleros, whits cotton
dickeyS -------------.-- $29.O0
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
$l.69 10 $2.4s
Slipeover ond
Dropery Materials
B9c ,..

Florol prints, stripes, mod
erns and abstracts. All fo-
nous patterns for liv-
ing room. kitchen. dinette,
etc. Soilcloths, chev-
ron cloths and novelty tex
lures as we'll as nubby
pebble. 36 to 48" wide.
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
HGgasdkerchiefS

Irregs. Of Kiddies' Cotton
Hankies; bright prints ------5c
Mems 39c Irish Linens; hem
stitched hens; mussed 2sc
WOmen's 39c Linens, Prints,
Swiss, hand rolled hens;
musSed -------------- 29c
Mems 59c Linens; hemstitched
hens; broken assortment Of ini-
tials: also plain ------- --S9c
Women's $1.00 Large Cotton
Squares; pastels and prints $50
Kann's-Street Floor
Shoes
S2-$S.95 Foot Flairs; odd lot;
discontinued styles; broken
SlzeS, 4 to 10 ------------$3.99
4S prs. Mems Leather Moccasin
Casuals; brown leather uppers,
neolite soles: sizes 61a, Z, 71s, 8,
s1a and l01s $3.99
So Children's $5.45-$5.s5 White
Oxfords; sizes 61a to IL, A, B, G
widths but not in every style,
$1.S9
66-Teens', Jr., Miss $7.95 Dress
Shoes; discontinued styles;
broken sizes AZ to 10; various
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26

Kann's-sth and d SITS.
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Girls Weaa.

~Plus 20% tax
Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Shoes

Kann's-Fourth Floor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Estep spent
the weekend with relatives in
MaSSillon and Canton.
Mrs. Gertrude Gill is improving
at the Colvin Nursing Home in
Clyde.
Mrs. d. D. Keckley, Karen and
Nancy of Columbus spent the
week with her parents, Dr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Kirk at 619 Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pleuss of War
rem, Ohio, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary on June 20
Mrs. PleusS is the former Ruth AL
len, daughter of Rev. H. B. Allen
of Lakeside.
Mrs. Gualt and Kock OF Toledo
are spending the week at the Dan
klefsen house on Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wouters of
Minter are spending a two week
vacation at Nicol Hall. Mr.. Wout-
ers is purchasing agent for Euclid
Road Machinery Co. in Cleveland.
Laura Dalton of Alliance is
helping in the operation of the
lille Orange Fount.
A post was broken in front of
he Brown Dress Shop Saturday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13
LAKESIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Reid, Con.
ME, Bonnie and Susan Kay of San
Fransisco, California arrived last
week for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Demshok and
family.
Mrs. Amanda Brauer and Mrs.
Fred Luebcke and children called
on the Lloyd Simons at Gypsum
Sunday evening.
Lakeside friends of Mrs. c. S.
Evans, Louisville, KY, will be Sor-
ry to learn that she suffered a
hip fracture and an arm fracture
a week ago. Mrs. Evans, sister
in-law of Mrs. c. A. Hyde register
ed at the Richards House, spent
many summers at Lakeside and
was active in the Woman'S Club.
Sidney V. Foster of Delaware
has returned home following d
two weeks vacation spent with
his grandmother, Mrs. S. d. Fost-
er. Young Sidney proved quite
fisherman having caught more
than eighty fish while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kelly and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

children drove to Norwalk Sunday
for a brief visit with Mrs. Fred
Knoll Jr. and family. Sue Ann who
had been visiting there returned
home with them.
Earl Penney who has been the
guest of his sister-in-law, Lillian
Penney for the past month, re-
turned TO his home in Mansfield
Saturday. During his visit here lie
put in the greater part of his time
fishing with pleasing results, lie
was able to take home a fine lot
of dressed fish and anticipates re
turning to Lakeside in September
for another try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wolff of
Mansfield called on All Wharton
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dodge were
Sunday guests of their son Harvey
and family in Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Otto of
1856 Peach Ave, have been called
back to Marietta because of the
serious illness of their son Herk-
ert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ellsworth
cf Orrville arrived Saturday for
month at their cottage on Vine.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

evening when a hit-skip driver
damned into it.
Mrs. M. c. Howey and Gayle
are at their Central Avenue cot
tage for the summer. Harriet How
ey of Washington d. c. and Mary
Howery of Bowling Green are va
cationing with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen, and
Jimmy and Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Al
exander enjoyed a motor trip to
Niagara Falls and into Canada for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccartney of
Springfield are spending the week
with Mrs. Margaret Hall.
Sonya Elchisco is spending her
vacation with her cousin Sandra
lStretchberry at Weston, Ohio.
Rev. and Mrs. John Ansberg and
daughter Ruth of Toledo were
Lakeside callers Sunday Rev. Ans
!! berg is the author of "Everday
Religion" appearing daily in the
Blade.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Alexander
left Sunday for Ponca City, Okla
homa after spending a two week
Visit with their daughter and SON.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

in-Iaw Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen
| and Jimmy. They will visit rela
ltives in Wyandotte, Mich. for a
few days on the way back.
Sunday dinner guests and call
ers at the Tony Fiorani home Sun
day we're Mrs. Jim Petronzio, Mic
! key, Rose, Amerigo and Metro all
of Cleveland, Metro Cake of Mar
blehead and Albert Fatiga.
Arlene Krohe is on the mend
and getting along nicely.
Mrs. Jerry Brown was a surgical
patient at Magruder hospital on
June 20.
Mrs. Blanch Carnicom entered
Magruder hospital for surgery
last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Lesko, Mary Louise
and George, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Wal
by, Barbara, Ruth Ann, David and
Michael, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Her
chler, John Curtis, Charlotte and
Janice Eleaine of Vermillion, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Mullen and Judy Uf
Cleveland, Mrs. Mary Lucas and
daughters Diane and Patsy and
George Gaydos all of Marblehead,
spent Saturday and Sunday on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Lesko
and Diane in Newark. The entire
group enjoyed an outing at Buck
eye Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Herbert were
hosts to his brother and family OF
East st. Louis, Missouri for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carr of Port
Clinton visited with the Wesley
Oglesbee Jr. family Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Turning have
moved from the Quarry Apis. to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

the Master Cottage at the Fatiga
Brothers Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rakosky and
Mrs. Wesley Oglesbee Sr. and dau.
ghter Linda were visitors in Fre-
mont Saturday evening.
Ann DeLeese of Cleveland is
a guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
end Mrs. Joe Cuttaia and family
for an indefinite period.
Janet Beard spent the day on
Tuesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Beard at their cottage
on Peach Avenue.
Mrs. Angelo Incorvia and Mich
ael and Mrs. Lois PhillabaLm and
Shirley were Sandusky visitors
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Zienke of
Shelby were callers at the AZ
Wharton home Sunday afternoon.
Their daughter Marlene, accom-
panied them and remained in
Lakeside for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Won Seq
germ and daughters Karen and
Carol and Mrs. Ann Won Seggern
spent Sunday evening with the
Dick Kelley family.
Mrs. Gus Anderson visited in
Cleveland last week.
Lee Cherry of Canton is at the
South Gate again this year and
Dwight Mishey of Mansfield is
back at the same gate again after
a nine year absence.
A. ]. Slattery of Portsmouth
spent several days with his son
Joe Kegley and family at their
home in the trailer park. Mr.. Keg-
ley is the new man at the West
Gate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

cook s minutes longer. Turn onto
platter; garnish with parsley and
sliced Brazil nuts. Makes 6 serv-
ings.
Scalloped Crackers and Cheese
n lb. pkg. Swiss cheese
III C. milk
sTbsp. -four
u tsp. salt
II tsp. paprika
II tsp. dry mustard
2 C. oysterettes
n C. buttered bread crumbs
Dice cheese. Heat IL c. milk.
Make a smooth paste of remain
ing II c.. milk, flour, salt, paprika
and mustard. Add to hot milk.
Cook over simmer flame, stirring
constantly until thick. Continue
cooking 10 minutes longer, STIR
ring occasionally. Remove from
heat, add cheese. Beat with rotary
beater until cheese is entirely
melted. Add oysterettes. Pour into
a CREASED casserole, sprinkle but
tered crumbs over top. Bake in
gas range at $50 degrees for rs
to 80 minutes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

Casserole and one-dish meals
can be as attractive and appetiz-
ing as festive holiday foods. Little
or no meat is needed for this type
Of meal
Brazil Nut Medley
Tbsp. butter or margarins
" G. chopped onion
&c. rice
3-oz can chopped mushrooms
Water and mushroom liquid to
make 2h c.
bouillon cube
III tsp. salt
III C. chopped toasted Brazil nuts
u C. chopped pimento
C. cooked. diced chicken. turkey
" c. chopped parsley
u c. sliced. toasted Brazil nuts
Melt butter or margarine in a
heavy skillet; add onion and rice.
Cook over simmer flame until
onion is tender but not brown.
Heat liquid and dissolve bullion
cube in it. Add liquid and salt to
rice, bring to boil, stir. Cover
tightly, turn flame to simmer and
cook 20 minutes. Add chopped
Brazil nuts, pimento and meat,
, 1951-09-12

A>.u indigestion Of a temporary ma
ture frequently occurs when the acid
alkaline content in your gastric tract
Chemically known as your normal
pH) is out Of balance.
Each teaspoonful of Emo contains
approximately four grains of free So
dunn Bicarbonate, and furnishes, in
solution, approximately fifty grains
of complex Sodium Tartrates. These
, 1951-09-12
INDIGESTION?
Here are the facts on
Emo relief for acid indigestion

two very important elements tend to
restore your normal PHI in your gastric
tract. III addition, Emo acts as a mild
laxative. Thus Emo fights acid indiges-
ton in two ways: it helps neutralize
excess stomach acids, and furnishes
mild taxation.
Don't wait until acid indigestion
hits. Get a bottle of Emo today. Try
Emo for quick relief. At all druggists.
, 1951-09-12
FOR SALE

ls46 Station Wagon in good
condition - Good tires
Priced low for quick sale
$350.00 cash. Apply:
CYRIL MARSHALL
l2h Strand Street : Chris
tiansted : Phone
, 1951-09-12


SPECIAL CLOSEOUT SALEI
Wholesale Prices
To close out fashionable stock of
Mems Suits Sport jackets : Siiucks
Sport Shorts & Colorful Tropical Shirts
Ladies' Skirts Blouses and Ensembles
Lumps Fixtures Ruttun Furniture Suite
BusketWure : Pictures. etc.
Bdrgdins for oil! Come ToddY!!
ESQ til 5 Pm.
Eel BURRO" on King Street C'sted
STUART MURRAY g. ASSOCIATES
AGENTS for the OWNER
, 1951-09-12
FOR SALE

One Fish Seine. made Of
special seine irvine.
Size: Sides AZ #. x 6 #. 4 in.
12O It, length. Brand new
ready for use.
Inquire AVIS Office
, 1951-09-12
Brignoni's Furniture Store
End Two Week Specials for End
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