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Evening star., 1955-11-27
A Grateful Gesture
Mrs. L. p. Lanham


Thanks so much for the
many answers ! received In
regard to the cooking time'for
butter mints. I am happy to
share it. 1t, too, has been In
the family for years and hard
to get.
Three cups sugar, / cup
water, piece of butter size of
walnut. pinch of salt. Cook to
262 degrees on candy thermo-
meter. Do not stir while cook
ing. Pour on creased marble.
When cool enough to handle.
pull a short time. Add 10 drops
oil to pull. Make a rope Of taffy
on a fiat surface which has
been covered with a cloth, and
let in small pieces. Work fast,
for sometimes they go to sugar.
If this happens put 1t back in
the pot and add same amount
of water and melt. Then cook
as before. Mints will be Just
like taffy In the beginning.
After several hours put In
cookie tin for about five or six
days. Good luck. They are a
little trouble to make but worth
it. II any more information is
required, contact me through
r. c. H.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

same. Though we don't have
the beaches. If you have a
cherished yacht, there's Al
toona Lake in the mountains
just 80 miles from Atlanta
quite nice.
I believe you'll find the
transition quite an easy and
pleasant one-we havel II
you'd like I'll gladly give you
names of some friends in At
lanta who will be glad to put
you in touch with a good rental
agency. or assist you in any
other way Best wishes on
your move. May you all be-
come converted Yankees" I
believe you'll love it.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Andnto and District
Hove Much in Common

Mrs. W. M. r.. Washington
Dear NAB, Fairfax: May
! be the first to give you q
cordial welcome to Atlanta
"The Gateway to the South?"
We moved to Washington In
September after living since
birth in the ot-so-sleepy- now
South. I believe you'll love 1t
too!
Youll find that Atlanta is
o good deal like Washington
lin climate, housing accom-
modations and educational IA
cilities. The winters are some
what milder 1--WE golfed near
ly every week end last year,.
but take your heavy coats. A
reading Of 10 degrees above
zero is not common, but it
does happen. Spring arrives
earlier; summer lasts longer
than here.
Georgia has been building
schools rapidly. I don't believe
you'll have any difficulty there.
The situation isn't quite so
critical as here.
The northeast section Of At
lanta proper Is considered the
choice residential area by the
city dwellers. However, do
look into the suburban areas.
like Buckhead, Decatur, Cas-
cade Heights and Sandy
Springs. There are many,
many others much like Silver
Spring. Falls Church, etc,
here.
All are convenient to down.
town Atlanta, with regular
trolley service. You won't find
the large choice Of apartments
and houses for rent that you
have here, but the rates are
comparable.
The social and recreational
activities are pretty much the
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Boxes Are Out;
IBuuS Won't Do
A. e. Washtnoton

n. % " U5ItEHyTUH
I have a problem. In my
business I spend hundreds of
dollars yearly for paper bags
for the customers orders. But
the bags are only safe to hold
the merchandise for a while.
They seem to be always break
ing though they are tough. My
question: What could replace
paper bags? Cardboard boxes
are out because of the bulki-
ness and are Impractical.
Shopping carts are fine, but
not everyone can use them.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

of mine for some years and I
would be glad to help her. I
must begin with the sad but
true statement that you CAN'T
transfer a design by any home
method. You have to count
stitches in the linen or on
canvas.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Can't Tronsfer'
r. E. A., Washington
I noticed the request of
A. s. of Silver Spring for help
in doing a cross stitch sampler.
Samplers have been a hobby
Evening star., 1955-11-27
information, Please

The fruit cake recipe,
printed in the column Mon
day, November 81 under the
head Simply Delicious" has
brought quite a few phone
calls. The general question is:
where is the shortening-or
isn't it needed? Would Mrs.
E. P. D. of Bethesda, who sent
in the recipe, please be kind
enough to clear up this matter
by writing to r. C. II. as soon
as conveniently possible? The
callers have said the recipe
sounds delicious indeed, and
are anxious to try it.
Would Mrs. j. T. Of WASH
ington, who asked about the
buttons, please send in q name
and address so that we can
forward her replies?
We would also appreciate it
If all correspondents with
queries would be sure to note,
in the LETTER, their names
and addresses for this purpose.
We will not reveal identities in
Evening star., 1955-11-27

the column. except in the case
Of public notices, or unless spe-
cifically asked to do so for some
good reason. Thank you.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Bed Department

Third Floor. Washington Store
Only
1--29.50 Box Spring, sturdy coil
construction, double size 14.75
1-44.50 Serta Box Spring, blue
striped ticking, double size, 22.25
1--99.00 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
8V long, double size 65.S8
1-09.00 Serta Foam Rubber
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
mismatched ticking. twin size,
1850
1-20.50 Simmons Box Spring,
aqua denim ticking, twin size,
14.75
1-s1.So Box Spring, sturdy coil
construction, twin size 1899
1850 serta "51O- Coil" INNER
spring Mattress, 4-foot, X size,
$3.50
1-ss.so Serta Innerspring Mat
tress prebuilt border, double
size -24.SS
1850 Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt border, Aft, Y size,
1888
1-39.50 Serta Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, double
size -----------------2 22.88
1-S2.50 Serta Box Spring, dis
continued ticking. double size,
26.25
1-29.50 Innerspring Mattress,
discontinued ticking, double
Size lV,yY
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Infants Weas.

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1.99 to 2.99 Cotton and Nylon
Blouses, 4 to 6x------------1.00
2.09 Dresses, ! to 3---------1.00
2.99 Babe Dresses and Plastic
Lined Pantie Sets, l to 3---1.00
Boys 2.S9 Rsyon Cord Stacks, 4
TO 8 -------------------5Oc
Girls 2.50 One-Pc. Bathing
Suits, / to 3----------------l.S -l.S9
Girls 2.95 One-Pc. Bathing
Suits, / to 3-------------2.OO
Girls 2.99 One-Pc. Play Suits,
bloomer style, 8 to 6 ---1.5O
LOO Cotton knit Polo Shirts, 8
to 6 -5Oc SOC
Boys 1.99 Piisse- Sum Suits,
plastic lined, M-L-N ----50c
Chidren's 79c and $50 Boxer
Shorts, prints, 8 to 6-----4Oc
1.99 10 2.S9 Cotton Crawlers.
gripper crotch, large size --75c
100 Terry Cloth Jackets, cotton
plisse trim, 2 and S-------5Oc
1.99 Cotton Dresses, 4 to 6x- --75c
1.99 Cotton Knit Blouses, pink,
3 to -------50c
Evening star., 1955-07-28
SpOrfSscear
Second Floor, Washington; !;

Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
1.99 T-T0ps, assorted styles and
coiors, broken sizes -------1.49
2.s9 and 3.99 Tee-Tops, broken
assortment -------------1.99
4.99 Rancho Pants, tapered legs,
desertone cotton. broken sizes,
I.99
5.98 Playsuits. Broken sizes, 1.99
8.95 to less Swim Suits. Broken
Sizes ----------------- O.S4
8.S8 Pixie Slack Set. Broken
sizes -----------2.99
4.99 California Style Jackets,
3.49
Evening star., 1955-07-28
CkiIdreass Shoes
Fourth Floor, Washington;

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
Girls 2.99 Busken Casuals,
broken sizes 1917 to S. l.99
Children's sos and SOS Pink
Suede Saddle Oxfords and
White Pumps, broken sizes 4 to
2.99
Teens 1885 Pink Suede Saddle
OxfOrds and Moccasins and
White Pumps, broken sizes 4 to
- - ~'~~
Infants 3.99 Barefoot Sandals,
pink or light blue, sizes 3 to 6,
1.49
Fourth Floor. Washington Only
Girls' 2.99 House slippers, Jester
and ballerina styles In colorful
fabric, broken sizes 81 to g. 1.4S
Teens 7.95 and S.95 Dark Dress
Shoes, broken sizes 4 to 0, most
" narrow widths ----------1.99
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Fabrics

Street Floor, Washington and
Arlington
$50 yds. 100 Cohama Imported
Screen Printed Ray0ns, yd., 4Sc
zoo yds. 2.s5 Pure Dye Silk
Shantung, yd. -----L----1.49
1900 yds. CSC Crisp Rayon Taf-
feta, yd. ---------------49c
2,0O0 yds. LOO to 2.95 Rayon and
NyiOn Remnants, plain and
printed, yd.----------39c to Ice
Washington Only
400 yds. Irish Linen Remnants,
yQ. 5SC
200 yds. Dumari Printed Rayon,
"Yippi", yd. ----------------59c
500 yds. 5Sc to 79c Summer
C0ttOns, yd. ----------------29c
500 yds. 79c Woven Cotton
Denims, yd. ---------------36c
800 yds. 1.2s Cotton Terry Cloth
printed, I'd. -----------88c
1.69 yd. Laees, white and
pastels, 36" wide, yd.--------79c
59c yd. Nyion Net, light and
dark shades, u" wide, yd.- 4Sc
79c yd. Remnants Of Nylon Net,
u" wide, yd.----------------19
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Teens Wear
Fourth Floor, Washington;

Fourth Floor, washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
lO-lO.SS to 14.9S In-Between
Size Dresses s-------------- S.OO
2O-4.09 to 9.S5 Teens Bathing
Suits, solids or prints ------S.99
3O-2.29 to 3.99 Play TOgs, sport
shirts, pedal pushers and shorts,
Z 1.99
12-7.SS to 1898 In-Between
Size Summer Dresses
Is Teens $50 to 1888 Summer
Dresses, prints and solids s---6.99
2O-2.99 Sleeveless Sport Shirts,
plaids, solids, prints--------9sc
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Reffer Dresses

Second Floor, Washington and
Arlington
Misses 1888 0ne-piece Shan
tung Dresses, navy, black;
broken sizes 1890
Misses 25.0o Two-piece MILDLY
Style California Cottons, black
and pastels; broken sizes 15.00
Misses 1898 to 1888 Famous
Make TweedarIin Dresses, one
and two piece styles; sizes 10
to 20 ------------------12.OO
Evening star., 1955-07-28
COrSefS

Second Floor. Washington Only
25-.OO Famous Make Short
Halter Bras, nylon, white 2.S9
15-7.5O Miriam Gates Padded
Bras, white, broken sizes---499
$500 Famous Make Panty
GirdIes, white, large sizes s---3.99
10 Peter Pan Short Strapless
Bras, white and black---1.99
lOO-1.95 to 2.50 Discontinued
Style Bras, white and tea rose,
broken sizes eS-------------7Sc
2S-s.5O Discontinued Style ALI
Elastic COrselettes, small sizes,
100
Evening star., 1955-07-28

Liaaaerie

Second Floor, Washington Only
50-2.59 and 2.ss Cotton Crepe
Gowns, broken sizes-------1.99
25-1.99 Cotton Piisse Sherry
Gowns, broken Sizes--------l.00
75-1.2s Cotton Slips. built up
shoulders, broken sizes----1.o0
I5-3.99 Cotton Knit Waits
Length Gowns, broken sizes,
2.ss
s-1.25 Rayon Panties, broken
s5-3.99 Cotton Piisse Slips.
white, broken sizes
20-6.99 Bouffant Nylon Taffeta
Petticoats, broken sizes-----2.0e
SSEUef'
Street Floor, Washington and
Arlington
1OO-1.19 Salt and Pepper Shak.
efB ----------------- ---VOO
75-5.75 Silverplated Steak Sets.
5O-3.98 Aluminium m Candy
Dishes, glass liner
5O-S.98 Round Aluminium Trays
with handles, slightly dented,
1.S9
Washington Only
65-3.50 Assorted Gravy Ladies
and Cold Meat Forks, Lady
Hamilton" pattern ---------1.0O
5O-2.25 Pierced Tablespoons,
Lady Hamilton" pattern, LOO
50-2.25 Tablespoons, LADY
Hamilton" pattern --------1.OO
24-2.0O Cream Soup Spoons,
Lady H "a milton" pattern,
scratched -----------------1.00
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Goats

Second Floor, Washington
Only
4O-l9.9S to 3S.9S Better Sum-
mer Toppers, wool, nylon, orion,
l4.SS
20-12.9S Clutch Capes, poodle
cloth, assorted colors-
2o-19.ss to 22.sS Lined Rayon
Suits, misses and women's sizes,
1888
8-12.98 to 14.98 Summer Dust
2l-25.00 to 29.9S Faille Coats,
navy and black------------18.OO
S-19.9S Rayon Faille Busters,
navy and colors-
22-S9.s8 to 5s.9s Wool Summer
Goats --------------2S.88
1O-59.98 Famous Make Orion
Coats misses' and juniors sizes,
$500
15-11.00 Rain or Shine Busters,
navy and black ------------6.00
6-79.9S to 115.00 Spring FASH
ION Suits -----------------S8.OO
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Stationery

Street Floor, Washington Store
Only
S27.50 Metal Cabinet COmbi-
nations, 6 small drawers, per-
sonal vault and file section. 2
shelf spaces, damaged 1899
4-9.95 Metal Cabinets, dam
aged ------------------5.00
12-1.98 Saw Sets, 5-pc.----79c
6-1.98 Black Metal Magazine
Racks
+7.50 Portfolios ---------3.50
$3.50 Photo Albums ms---2.75
l-8.95 Leather Photo Auburn,
slightly scratched ---------4.9S
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Blankets
Bed Department

Lo1per LeDel, Arlington Store
Only
1850 Serta SIC Coil Mattress,
8-oz. ticking, prebuilt border,
double size e--------29.99
1-37.5O Serta Mattress dis
continued ticking, prebuilt bor-
der, double size
1-119.O0 Foam Rubber Mat
tress and Box Spring Set, dis
continued ticking, double size,
67.00
1-4s.50 Serta "510-CoiP' Mat
tress, heavy 8-oz. ticking, pre-
built border, twin size-----29.99
1-99.00 Foam Rubber Mattress
and Box Spring Set, mis-
matched, twin size
1-47.5O Englander Superb
Guard Mattress, red line con-
struction, twin size
1-49.50 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, discontinued ticking, pre-
built border, twin size $3.50
1850 Serta Smooth Top In
nerspring Mattress, prebuilt
border, S-oz. ticking, twin size,
29.75
1-69.50 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, normal firm, soiled,
twin size -48.8S
1-44.95 Engiander Innerspring
Mattress, firm coil construction,
heavy ticking, twin size --28.88
1-69.95 Serta Hollywood Bed
Outfit, on legs, heavy ticking,
firm center, twin size
1-59.5O Chest, 4-drawer, blond
mahogany veneered, floor SAM
pie -EJ.yy
1-105.O0 Double Dresser and
Mirror, blond mahogany We
neered, floor sample $3.50
1-A.O0 Bookcase Bed, blond
mahogany veneered, double size,
floor sample --------------32.OO
1-S2.50 Mite Table, blond ma
hogany veneered --------16.25
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Girls Wear
Fourth Floor, Washington;
Esy~.- s.Ts.. rsfnan

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
s0-e.s9 and 800 Seersucker
Gowns and Pajamas, solids or
prints ---------------------I.H
25-3.99 to 4.99 Cotton Sun
Dresses, solids and prints 2.99
4O-l.99 to 3.99 Play Togs, shorts
and shirts LIS
2O-2.5O Sleeveless Sport Shirts,
plaids or solids s----------1.SS
2O-3.99 to $50 Summer Dresses,
Cotton Skirts and Blouses 2.99
2S-5.99 to 7.99 Summer Dresses,
4.99
Evening star., 1955-07-28
China
Rsgg Department
Third Floor, Washington
Store Onlu

Third Floor, Washington Store
Only
1O-10.95 Quaker Felt Base
Rugs, drop pattern, 9x10.6-ft.,
sos
3-8.SS Quaker Felt Base Rugs,
drop pattern, 7.6x9-ft. --4.95
@7.S5 Quaker Felt Base Rugs,
drop pattern, 6x9-ft. ------S.95
&21.95 Quaker Felt Base Rugs,
drop pattern, 12x16-ft.----l2.95
+29.95 Heavy Carpet Samples,
4.6x6-ft., as is-------------9.9S
3-13.95 Oval Cotton Hook Rugs,
approx. 4x6-ft., a. is-------8.95
1-39.5O Grey Plush Pile Cotton
Rugs, 9x6.8-ft. -------15.95
25-4.S5 Oval Braided Cotton
Rugs, 27x48-in. --------1.99
1-169.95 Green Loop Pile Ray
on Br0adlooms, 12x13.9-ft., $500
1-179.95 Grey Loop Pile Rayon
BrOadlo0ms, 15x12.3-ft. 109.95
1-119.95 Beige Plush Pile
RayOn Broadlooms, 12x7.5-ft.,
$3.50
Evening star., 1955-07-28

2.99 Cannon Sheets
r;...S ra.sgsr rw;. q. 2.Ao
Smooth, luxurious Cannon Combspun
percale sheets, finished of over 1856
fine combed yarns per 50. In. Flat or
Ezy-Matic fitted styles.
8lxl08-in. or Fitted Full Size
42x3S Iz-in. ccses- 74s
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Housewares

Third Floor, Washington Store
Only
1885 Galvanized Outdoor
Clothes Dryers, minus ground
DOXeS -S.9y
3-19.95 Clemson Lawn Mowers,
16", floor samples 9.95
1O0-1.oO Chrome Kitchen Tools,
assorted pieces ea.----------39c
lass Picnic Jugs, gal. size,
insulated -----------------l.49
14-4.98 Wood Stools, enameled
IIllSu ----------- 1.VV
9-7.9S Metal Vanity Hampers,
dS Is ---------------- I.VV
30-Irregs. 4.95 Shower Cur
tains, printed plastic ------l.49
25-1.49 Printed Plastic Window
Drapes, 54x27" ------ 49c
12-12.95 Folding Picnic Tables,
hS 10 ----------- -O.JJ
2--119.95 Power Mowers, 81" cut,
Briggs & Stratton motor, floor
samples 1888
Evening star., 1955-07-28
TOSUets'1es

Street Floor. Washington Only
zoo DuParc Bath Oil. Balsam Pine fragrance,
AZ OulACCo
1.5O Houibigant "Wisteria" Bubble Bath, 69cs
$50 Houibigant "WiSteria" Dusting Powder
with puff f------------------------ -SSc'
20-1.25 Famous Make After Shave Bowls,
29c
27-l.O0 Famous Make After Shave Powder,
29c
195 Romance Cologne Spray -8Sc"
'pias 10T taE
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Necksg,eNa'

Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
200-1.OO and 159 Blouses, broken assort-
ment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOC
$3.50 Cotton Boleros, dark colors- 1.59
50-S.99 Cobbler Jackets, spun rayon, white
and colors 2.59
1880 Costume Flowers, pin-on styles 19c
1.s9 to sos Pin Money Separates, tops, skirts
shorts, blouses, assorted colors, broken sizes,
69c to 2.99
3.s9 TO sos Summer Stoles, lacy knit weaves
white 2.59 ea
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Notions

SETeeL FIOOT, WGSnIHgtOH StOfG
Only
6--0.95 Famous Make Chests, s.
drawer. wine, hunter green,
CkAdI LICuSC SsOO
48-1.00 Blouse Trees, chrome
finish Tor 1.49
6-3.9S Dandy Back Rests, 1.99
14-4.95 Car Trees, hold clothes
in press while travelling 59c
25--1.98 Two-way Stretch Cir
dies, most sizes included -1.39
5O-1.e0 Hat Racks, set of g. -49c
25--1.25 Slack Racks, hold 6
PuAAc o. - - - - 0JC
2O-2.s5 Pinking Shears, chrome
with black handles -------1.99
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Leather Goods
Knit indies

Street Floor, Washington Only
1850 Mould Strapless Cotton Crepe Slips,
17-395 Shadow Panel Nyion Tricot Slips,
white, broken sizes
S-2s5 NyIon Tricot Camisoles, white e1.s9
sl-395 Nyion Tricot Slips, broken sizes and
coiorS ---------------------- LIS
17-1.99 Rayon Slips, broken Acc
Evening star., 1955-07-28
89e Mortex Bath Towels
Err" s;.. So

Famous Martex Corvette" towels of
sturdy quality for extra long wear.
Choice Of azure blue, gold, pink, white.
HsMd Towels --3Se Wesheloths- -2ss
Evening star., 1955-07-28
2.19 Mohawk Sheets
.a.ass" si4ss" 1.Qo ...

Frosty white muslin sheets, finished
of over 1870 sturdy muslin yarns per
SO. in.
sIxioS-in. --2.2S SoxIos-in.- -z.Ss
42x36-in. cases soc
Evening star., 1955-07-28
GIOe,es

Street Floor. Washington Only
lN prs. 1.65 Summer Weight Nylon Gloves,
white navy; broken izes--lOO
123 prs. 2.00 Hand Crocheted Cotton String
Gloves, white, ecru; s, M, ,L--------139
3O7 prs 100 Hand Crocheted Cotton String
Gloves, white; M, L-.-------.---------
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Summer Clearance
BOagSs Wear

boys wear
Second Floor Washington: Street Floor Arlington
l.o9 Plisse Sport Shirts
Colorful patterns in cool on-iron pisse. RAAe
Short sleeve styles with two pockets Sizes
to 16.
l.6o Seersucker Shorts
Washable stripe seersucker boxer shorts n0e
with upper front Sanforized Qess than R&&
Ia shrinkage). to TO-
Second Floor, Washington Only
$50 Washable Sport coots. g. 8 and lo------~-3ss
s-sss wa'habIs Cotton Cord Lons' Suits s, dnd T.
1859 ssnsso. sesin Bssebau Jaskes. s. g. Is and 49,
4-s.ss Sheen eobsrdins Rsyon-lined Jackets s. and TO-
7-Isss Sheen eabsrdne Long -pents Suits g. g.
z-ls.ss Blue FennsI and eabordins Lons-pans Suits.
s-s.ss Two-pe. cebana Swim Sets, size I2-2.ss
lz-7SS Washabls White Lons-pe"t Suits. 6. 8 and u
10 Young ens 7ss to s5 Summer sueks
I2-2ss co.ton a.oadeIo,h Paiama., ond s----sse
l3-2.os Cotton Knit Summer Poomes, and Io-----1.F
3s-l.oo Strop Belts with intio buckles. broken
$50 Cotton wo.h Shorts, size 10 'husky"
77-4se Cotton Knit Athletic Shirts. $40. iAle--i5e
7z-5s TO 'ss wa'hab'' Summer Shorts to "a !" 0'9o ss
l7-Youns Men. 1925 Corduroy Sport cost. % to SO
7-z7ss end 1895 Year-reund Husky" Suits. u. =.
7iss5 1wot,ou.., cobo1dine Suits, to i,
% Boys. end Student. 1925 TO z4ss Wool Sport ceat.
Street Floor, Arlington Only
$3.50 sho-slseve. shors-knss Paamas to le---47
15-l.9S Jones Boys Hots, broken
$3.50 Doeron Sport Shirts, broken
sz-7.ss a"d $50 Knitted Summer paiams. 8 TO 20 n
$3.50 Short sleeve Summer pajamas, to l6----17
"'' "'''' ~'' '''''' ia
1850 Washobls Sport costs. to l2---------s.s8
1885 WashobIs Cord Long Suits, and TO- 6.9S
z-2745 Two-troussr. Lons-pants PoIm Beech Suits. g.
10 --------------------------
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Budget Dresses

Second Floor, Washington and
Arlington
Is Misses 1898 to 1888 Cotton
and Rayon Dresses, one and two
piece styles ----------------S.S9
1O-l7.9S to 22.9S HaR-size
Dressy Rayons --------6.S9
is Misses 14.98 Casual Cott0ns,
500
2S Misses and Half Size Rayon
Bembergs with spun rayon
jackets --------------------4.OO
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Flour Sack Dish Towels
''.,s =, s3s. : 88s

"Grandma's" favorite flour sack towels
specially priced! Made from cotton
flour sacks, they're extra absorbent,
lint free, easy to launder.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Hosiery

Street Floor, Washington Only
142 prs "As Is" Sheer Nylons, broken sizes
and colors prs. 100
149 prs. Irregs. Of 150 Seamless Nylons 79c
~ prs. 1.5O Famous Make Service Weight
Nylons, broken sizes soc
82 prs. LBS Famous Make 51-Gauge Nylons,
broken sizes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T9c
II prs. 1.65 Famous Make CO. Gauge Nylons,
broken sizes 500
76 prs. Perfs. and Imperfs. Of 1885 Sheer Ny
Ions prs. 100
Evening star., 1955-07-28
6.95 Chenille Spreads
1.is z%i. s;.. =. 2 for III

Thickly tufted with rounded corners,
heavy shag border. White, lightning
pink, light blue, dusty rose, shell pink,
yellow, light green, turquoise, lilac,
golden topaz, cocoa brown. Each, 500.
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Handkerchief

SIIeEL TtOUT, WUStttytUN OTsty
400 Mems Women's 25c to Sc Handker-
C4ACAS LOG
rs Boys $50 Initial Handkerchiefs, broken
0ooOA 1UU
125 Mems Soc CoIOred Initial Handkerchiefs
on white cotton, broken assortment 29c ca.
$50 Mems 59c to 79c White Cotton Hand
kerchiefs with embroidered Tv style
initials; broken assortment for LOO
12O-1O0 and 1.50 Sample Handkerchiefs, inn
ported Swiss sheers and embroidered Irish
linens Observation-Disclosures
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-03-31
Here's Story of State,
Grandma Karpuk of Balto

get an insurance policy costing
90 cents a month. This was long
before the TWO was placed on
the Attorney Generals list of sub
versive organizations.
On June 9, 1854, she was order
ed deported.
Grandma Karpuk was not a
citizen of our country, but neither
was she a stranger to our way
of life. She had made her con-
tributionS to that way of life, and
it seemed to me that she de-
served more consideration from
her adopted land.
After an investigation, 1 moved
to block the deportation order.
The Attorney General agreed to
review the case and 1 introduced
a private bill in the Senate, which,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-03-31

if passed, would have ended the
deportation proceedings for all
time.
Recently, Attorney General
Brownell informed me that he
had made a ruling in a case
similar to Grandma Karpuk's that
unwilling membership in the
TWO for the purpose of getting
insurance and fraternal benefits
did not constitute sufficient
grounds for deportation.
1 have reintroduced my bill,
(the last version expired with
the last Congress-, just to make
sure, but it appears that Grand
ma Karpuk will be staying right
here-just where she wants to
be.
we Marylanders are right
neighborly and 1 think Grandma
Karpuk will be the first to agree.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-03-31
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday, March 81. 1855
Fish TO Fore Is Theme
OfLenten Family Dinners

The Lenten season means diff
ferent food habits for many.
Some folks follow the religious
tradition of fasting, and some
omit certain foods under a plan
of self-discipline. Still others try
to lose a few pounds for that
slim look" in their spring clothes.
whether or not you use more
fish in family meals during Lent,
this is an excellent time to give
special consideration to fish" OBJ.
serves Janet L. Coblentz, foods
and nutrition specialist with the
University of Maryland Exten-
sion Service. She adds that those
"stay-with-you'' foods-protein
foods like meat and fish-keep
you satisfied if you are trying
for that slim look
An average serving of fish
gives the same amount of protein
as an average serving of meat
about one-third the daily require
ment for a physically active man.
Fish is similar to beef except
that iodine content is greater.
Because fish has less iron than
meat, it is good idea to serve
leafy, green vegetables with q
fish dinner.
Certain sections of Maryland
are well supplied with fresh fish
and frozen fish is available every
where. Haddock is one of the
most popular frozen fish sold in
the Northeast and is a good pro-
tein buy. The homemaker is like
ly to see specials at her market
on haddock and halibut since
stocks are good this year. f..
Most types of fish cost less
per serving than many kinds of
meat. Economical buys in fish
are usually fillets and steaks . e.
a pound provides at least three
servings.