Evening star. [volume], September 12, 1946, Page B-11, Image 34

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Here, at last, is something that
really relieves the distress and
sliscomlort o> simple piles.
TJnguentine Rectal Cones, hy the
makers ol I nguentine—relieve
the burning cam and soreness—
fight mlection,promote healing.If
you don t get prompt relief, see
your doctor. Ask your druggist for
tXSDISnKI RECTAL CONES
A Korvnch Product
Labor Shortage Hits
British Textiles;
Nylons 'Only Dream'
ly th# Associated Press
LONDON, Sept. 12.—Labor short
ages, outworn machinery and gov
ernment controls are limiting the
efforts of Britain's textile industry
to resume its prewar position as a
bulwark of the island kingdom's
foreign trade.
The cotton industry’ was sick even
before the war when ft was upsel
by the disappearance of the Indian
market. It has suffered the most
from the labor shortage. Young
folks and veterans alike appear to
shun the cotton mills: this oldest
of British industries has some of
the oldest machinery, in old-fash
ioned plants.
There is a good supply of raw
cdtton—but no spinners.
The wool industry, controled
throughout the war by the "utility''
scheme which governed domestic
consumption, has maintained some
of its high-class export trade. The
American college girl still gets her
l "Sloppy Joe" from How’ick. and the
best Harris tweeds are still shipped
abroad in limited quantities,
i Demand for veterans’ "demob1
suits is expected to be largely satis
fied by 1947 and the Board of Trade
hopes more labor will be diverted
to the vital woollen exports—with
a strong trend toward empire pref
erence.
Due to an abundance of wool,
manufacturers have been permitted
to commission Italian mills, undam
iaged by war and with ample labor.
' to make up the raw materials.
Wartime exigencies brought such
improvements to the wool industry
as shrinkage control, a de-mothing
process, and better lightweight
tropical uniforms.
Nylon, imported from the United
States before the war. is now barred
by dollar restrictions. A new’ fac
tory projected for Wales is held
down by labor and equipment short
ages. British girls can only dream
of nylon stockings with little hope
of fulfillment.
Episcopalians to Hold
Sunday School Panel
A special meeting of Sunday
school superintendents of the Epis
copal diocese will be held at 3
p.m. Saturday at St. Mark's
Church, Third and A streets S.E.
Leaders of the panel discussions
will be the Rev. C. Randolph Men
gers, the Rev. Robert C. Kell, jr.;
the Rev. Malcolm Marshall and Mrs.
Harold C. Kellerman, diocesan con
sultant in Christian education.
A similar meeting will be held at
4 p.m. September 22 at Christ
Church, LaPlata, Md.
Special
[BUY-LIMES
A Weekly Sponsored Advertising Column of Things New and Interesting
NEW YORK, N. Y., Sept. 12th—Did you
know that the pickling cucumber was first
cultivated in the lush gardens of ancient
India . . . and that for thousands of years
this spicy palate-teaser has figured in his
tory? For instance. Cleopatra believed that
pickles contributed to a slim figure and a
.. . —— piciiy ojmpieAiun. Romans, reclining ai a
fabulous feast, used the sharp, staccato taste shock of a
pickle to clear their tastes for the next rich dish. Girls in
Mediaeval Lorraine showed their acceptance of a suitor by
sending him a pig’s foot tied with ribbons and laurel . . .
but the pig’s tail and a piclde were the sign of a “turn
down”! Today pickling is as popular as ever . . . why not
check your Grocer, or try your hand at it this September?
With everyone in the family back on schedule, why
not do some flavor-experimenting in your kitchen?
Rut hold on a minute! How about your supply of
BURNETT'S Fine Flavors? Better check and see,
for they're literally DOUBLY important now! You
see. Food Manufacturers have discovered that the
• wneaty or nranny navor so noticeable in the
new emergency flour can be effectively masked by using about TWICE the
liquid flavoring you're accustomed to using. So. as soon as you know you're
well stocked with BURNETT'S 29 Flavor favorites, try . . .
• Waffles into which you've tucked BURNETT'S Black Walnut or
Maple flavor.
• Coffee Cake laced with Rum flavor.
9 Angel Food Cake spiked with BURNETT S Almond or Sherry
Flavor.
I could go on and on . . . but why not experiment vourself? Ask for
BURNETT'S 29 Fine Flavors at your Grocer's. |
Remember how you used to look forward to "cherry
season” when you could pick big. ripe, red cherries . .
fresh from the tree? Well, it's cherry season again
. . . MONARCH Cherry season . . . with the biggest,
reddest. FRESH-TASTING cherries you've ever
eaten! They’re ready packed and ready pitted . . .
all ready for you to eat! MONARCH'S new. nine
teen-ftxrtv-six pack cherries are now back on your
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goodness.’’ Think what a cherry pie they'll make Or pour these big, red
beauties over ice cream or pudding. Or use them in cherry tarts. They’re
canned in EXTRA HEAVY syrup ... so you may find them sweet enough
to use just as thev are. The supplv of these wonderful cherries is limited,
so HURRY ... get YOUR share TODAY! Ask for MONARCH Finer
Cherries.
I'm not fibbing when I say that you
can serve a wonderful, man-sized
meal in less than 5 minutes! And
that takes in everything . . . prep
aration time . . . cooking time and
geting it to the tahle, hot and de
licious! How? Just open a jar of
CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Ravioli . . .
heat . . . and serve! CHF.F BOY
AR-DEE Ravioli are like little
meal pies in sauce that come
straight to you from a famous chef.
And as for the sauce they come in
. . . words can't describe its savory,
rich flavor! That takes “tasting"!
So get a jar at your Food Market
tomorrow CHEF BOY-AR-DEE
Ravioli come in big lull-pound jars
. . . only a few pennies a portion!
“DO * and DON'T*" for canaries
are important . . . for your pet's
health and happiness and sweet
song are all dependent on them!
DON'T keep your canary in the
kitchen where there's steam or
damp air. DON'T hang cage in
strong sunshine, except for a short
time after the bird bath. DON'T
leave canary in room while sweep
ing or dusting . . . dust injures a
songsters throat! Beware of com
mon and unclean bird seed , . . DO
feed FRENCH’S BIRD SEED
AND BISCUIT to your pet daily!
One economical package contains
the Tested Twelve Ingredients
proved to be necessary for a can
art's good health, happiness and his
singing! These 12 ingredients are
carefully proportioned for a well
balanced diet.
Look inside a FRIGIDAIRE "COLD-WALL’ Refrig
erator and you'll quickly see why I say it's the very last
word in super-refrigeration! Unlike ordinary refriger
ators, a “Cold-Wall” has refrigerating coils INSIDE its
) walls. Air stays EVENLY cold and moist throughout
the interior, without the usual drafts of air that cause
foods to dry out, discolor, and pick up odors. So you can
store foods without covering them—and know they'll
stay fresh and appetizing for davs. There’s extra-moiit
eoia 10 Keep mm. and vegetable, extra-fresh—and for frozen food, a '
?£P*Vu TT,!- hold* 37 P°unds Be .ure to »ee the new FRIG
IDAIRE COLD-WALL ... made only hy GENERAL MOTORS!
• nose nrsi aays or reaain , writtn and rithmetic
really take if out of the kids ... and they’ll need a
hefty dinner in the evening! So why not start it off
with nourishing split pea soup? No,—I m not suggest- *■
mg that you simmer a pot on the stove all day
hut that you ask your Grocer for BETTY
CROCKER Pea Soup Ingredients! It takes just S i
miniilisc fn r\r m no rm f nr ok/vina __ - 1_ a
delicately seasoned and pre-cooked and then packed into a convenient
package. All you do is empty contents into hoiling water, and cook 5 min
utes. Hard to believe this full-bodied green creaminess comet from a
package . . . for it tastes as homey delicious as old-fashioned split pea
soup. Garntsh with toast squares ... and you might add • touch of onion
flavoring dr chives. Makes a wonderful vacuum bottle treat for school
lunch boxes, toe!
A
ECONOMY SHOP
VALUES
. Originally S.30 In 10.93
DRESSES
Clearance of 50 dresses styled in
rayon Bembergs*, cottons and spun
rayon. Sizes and styles for misses
and women. Broken sizes, how
ever.
Originally 16.93 to 19.93 Misses'
RAINCOATS
Just 20 black raincoats in woter
resistant, block rayon satin-tackle
twill. Broken sizes for misses.
Originally IS.40 Misses’
WOOL SUITS
20 100°o wool fall suits reduced!
Tailored in wool flannel and wool
crepes in solid colors, flattering
stripes. Broken sizes for misses.
•Res: U. S P»t. off.
LANSBURGH'S—Economy Shop—
Second Floor
Originally 1.00 to 2.39
NOVELTY GLOVES
Choose from over 1 1 5 pairs of bet
ter gloves reduced to less than half
of their original price. Rayons,
cottons, some hand crocheted
styles, a few nylons! Black, and
colors, broken sizes in the group.
Originally 1.50
WHITE GLOVES
Always have a fresh pair of white gloves
on hand! Here's your chance to save on
them ... 54 pairs of white rayon mesh, f
nylon ond royon gloves reduced! / Qc
Broken sizes_pair O y
LANSBURGH'S—Gloves—Street Floor
Originally 125 to 2.25
BANDEAUX
89c l29 l89
300 Famous make bandeaux in this
clearance group! Styled for day
time and evening wear in rayon
satin, cotton batiste. Some trim
med with net and rayon satin!
Nude, white, black shades. Broken
sizes.
CLEARANCE OF CORSETS
Were NQW
5 Rayon Satin Elastic
Ponty Bnefs _ 6 50 3.89
4 Vogue Jr. Girdles 6.50 3.89
5 Losticraft Pull - on
Girdles _ __ 5.95 3.89
5 Real Form Jr. Girdles 5 00 2.98
6 American Girl Panty
Girdles.- - 8.95 4.95
10 Lacy Lastex P a n t y
Briefs - 5.00 2.39 *
LANSBURGH’S—Corset Shop—
Third Floor
I-1-1
MISS TEEN SHOP
10 Cotton Gingham Play Suits, Were NOW
sizes 10 t» 16_ 3.25 1,19
7 Cotton Pinafores, sizes 10 to
16 _ 4.95 1.49
12 Summer Dresses, cotton and
royon, broken sizes_ 8.95 2.29
5 2-piece Cotton Swimming
Suits _ 5.95 2.29
LANSBURGH'S—Miss Teen Shop—Fourth Floor
$1.00 to $10.00 Values
DECORATOR
SAMPLES
J t° «o«h
Squares and rectangles in various
sizes, cotton damasks, rayon
failles in prints, rayon satin striped
upholstery fabric. 800 Pieces!
61 Pieces at-19c \
267 Pieces at_39c
187 Pieces at_49c
234 Pieces at_ _ _ -69c |
597 Pieces at-100
LANSBURGH'S—Draperies and
Upholstery—Fourth Floor
Originally 8.88 to 10.95
JR. DRESSES
199
Final clearance of summer dresses
for the Junior Miss! Just 30, in
broken sizes 9 to 1 5.
Originally 12.95
JR. FORMALS
888
Gay printed cotton formals! Just
14, in broken sizes 9 to 15.
LARSBURGH'S—Jr. Miss Dresses—
Second Floor
CLEARANCE OF WHITE
JEWELRY
Were NOW
21 Double-strand White Beaded
Necklaces _ 1.95 59c*
5 Three-strand Beaded Neck
laces - 2.95 59e*
A White ond Gold Colors, Sin
gle-strond Beaded Necklaces 1.00 59c*.
5 White Beaded Necklaces_ 2.95 1.95*
9 White Beaded Necklaces_ 3.95 1.00*
8 White and Gold Colored
Beaded Necklaces_ 2.95 59c*
34 White and Gold Colored
Necklaces_ 1.95 1.00*
5 White and Gold Colored
Necklaces_ 4.95 2.95*
2 Three-strand White Neck
laces - 7.50 4.95*
2 Single-strand White Neck
laces- 3.95 1.95*
4 Single - strand White Neck
laces_ 1.95 1.00*
8 White and Gold Colored
Bracelets_ _ 2.95 1.00*
3 White and Gold Colored
Bracelets__^ 1.95 89c*
1 1 White and Gold Colored
Bracelets _ 1.00 59e*
3 White Necklaces_ 3.50 1.95*
79 pairs of White Earrings_ 1.00 59e*
6 White ond Gold Colored Ear- pr.
rings - 1.95 1.00*
1 6 White and Gold Colored Ear- pr.
rings- 2.95 1.59*
pr.
•Plus 20% Federal Tax
LARSBURGH'S—Jewelry—Street Floor
Originally 32JO to S58
JR. MISS COATS
AW 221,0 to 39.95
2 All-wool Light Tan Top Were NOW
Coats with set-in belt
lines. Size 13_ 32.50 22.95
1 All-wool Coral Shortie
Belted Coat, size 15_ 49.95 39.95
1 All-wool Coral Coot with
Set-in belt, size 9_ 49.95 39.95
3 Black and White All
wool Checked Shortie
Coats, sizes 9, 11, 15 34.75 25.00
2 Green All-wool Shortie
Coats lined with soft
white lamb. Sizes 9
and 15 - - 58.00 35.00
1 Gray All-wool Shortie
Belted Coat, size 13 32.50 25.00
1 Full-length Belted Coot
in green wool, size 15 49.95 39.95
2 Full-length Salt and
Pepper Check Wool
Coots, size 13_ 34.75 25.00
LARSBURGH'S—Jr. Miss Coats
Second Floor
LAMPS AND SHADES!
Were NOW
JO Cloth-covered Shodes, 19". 5.50 3.50
50 Cloth-covered Bridge Shades 4.25 3.25
20 Rayon Boudoir Shades_ 3.95 2.95
I Table Lamp with rayon
shade, as is__ 16.95 7.95
] Boudoir Lamp with shade,
as is- 6 95 3.95
1 Boudoir Lamp Base, as is_ 8.95 3.95
3 Rayon Table Shades, 14",
as is- 6.50 2.00
1 Silver Torchiere, as is_ 28.40 18.40
1 Ruby and Crystal Lamp Base
with rayon shade, os Is_ 37.25 27.25
11 Children's Framed Pictures. - 1.95 50c
2 Mahogany Framed Pictures,
as is_ 9 95 2.50
1 Maple Framed Mirror, as is. 5.95 2.00
LANSBVRGH’S—Lamps and Shades—
Sixth Floor
RUGS REDUCED!
I 1 Scran Oval Braid Rugs, blue, Were NOW
red, or green, 2x3'_ 2.95 1.80
23 Scran Oval Braid Rugs, red,
blue, brown, black, 24x42''. 3.50 2.14
13 Glomaur-Tred Shag Rugs,
cotton, oval or oblong shapes 5.95 4.76
8 Glamour-Tred 'Cotton Shog
Rugs, peach and wine, 20x
38" - 3.95 3.16
29 Scran Oval Broid Rugs, 27x
28", multicolors, blue, green,
black _... 4.50 2.76
6 Hand Hook Rugs, wool ond
rayon, tan ond black grounds,
2x4'_ 10.95 7.75
33 Glomaur-Tred Lid Covers,
peach, rose, green, wine ond
tan _ 1.95 1.39
13 Two-tone Cotton Chenille
Rugs, blue and tan, 2x3'_ 4.75 2.90
1 1 Klearflax Rugs, assorted
colors, 27x54"_ 8.00 4.86
12 Klearflax Rugs, green or
brawn, 36x63"_ 12.00 7.20
LANSBURGH’S—Rugs—Fourth Floor
FABRIC REMNANTS
1/^ PRICE
• Rayons, cottons, wools, wool ond
rayons,* wanted colors and desir
able lengths! You'll find many
uses for these remnants.
•Properly labeled a* to material content.
LANSBURGH’S—Fabrics—Third Floor
« I
Originally 3.99 to 3.73
DAYTIME DRESSES
159
100 rayon and cotton dresses
mostly in pastel shades. Tai
lored, wearable styles in broken
sizes from 12 to 20. Some are
slightly soiled.
Originally SM to 7.93
DRESSES
288
Some coat types, some tailored
types in rayon and cotton. Both
solid colors and stripes in the
group of 100. Broken sizes.
LANSBURGH'S—Daytime Dresses—
Third Floor
-1 r
HOMEWARES REDUCED!
13 Plastic Shower Curtain and Were NOW
Drape Sets- 15.48 7.99
6 Plastic Treated Rayon Shower
Curtains ,_ 5.95 2.95
12 Mayflower Ensemble Shower
Sets - 9.95 4.49
4 Flower Design Curtain and
Drape Sets- 12.67 5.95
12 Rosebud Design Rayon Taf
feta Shower Curtains_ 7.50 5.49
12 Fern Design Rayon Taffeta
Shower Curtains_ 15.00 9.49
2 Metal Bath Cabinets, double
doors ■- 5.95 3;49
1 Medicine Cabinet with Plate
Glass Mirror, os is_ 10.95 6.49
4 Mirror Glass Wastebaskets-- 3.95 2.69
12 Metal Bath Shelves_ 1.39 79e
6 Metal Wall Shelves_ 1.69 79e
6 Metal Wall Shelves_2.50 1.39
LANSBURGH’S—Homewares—Sixth Floor
TOTS’ AND INFANTS!
Were NOW
9 White Rayon Blouses_ 2.00 1.59
I Boy's Brown Wool Suit, size 6 4 95 3.95
1 Yellow Cotton Dress, size 4 — 2.00. 1.59
Yellow Cotton Creepers, size 2 I .59 59e
1 Green and Brown Felt Hat — 2.00 1.39
1 Girl's White Wool Sweater,
size 2 - 1.69 1.39
1 White Cotton Slip, size 2‘_ 89c 49e
1 Boy's Long Woo^ Pants_*_ 3.00 1.59
I Girl's White Cotton Blouse, „
sire 3 —-2.98 1.98
1 Boy's Blue Short Wool Pants,
size 3 — — —- 2.00 98c
2 Hand-made Wool Shawls, pink
or blue, soiled-_ 9.95 3.89
1 Wool Sweater, damaged_ 2.50 1.99
LANSBURGH’S—Tots’ and Infants’ Department
—Fourth Floor
.. .
CHINA AND GLASS
REDUCED!
Were NOW
300 Cambridge Handmade Crys
tal-clear Stemware, each _ 35c 20c
3 Hand - decorated Whisky
Bottles _ 3.95 2.45
1 Hand - decorated Whisky
Bottle_ 2.95 1.60
1 Table Mirror, as is_ 6.95 3.95
1 Table Mirror, as is_ 6.95 4.95
I Table Mirror, as is_ 1.50 75c
1 Table Mirror, as is_ 1.25 75e
8 California Pottery Vases_ 3.95 1.45
1 California Pottery Vase_ 2.50 1.50
3 Tyndale China Vases, as is 24,95 12.95
3 China Vases_ 19.95 10.95
2 China Vases _ 7,95 3.95
15 Glass Bent Trays_ 3.50 1.50
20 Glass Bent Troys_ 3.95 2.00
LANSBURGH'S—China and Glas>—Sixth Floor
GIRLS’ WEAR!
12 Blue Cotton Denim Long- Were NOW
sleeved Shirts_ 2.25 1.99
4 Royon Sport Slocks, sizes 7
to 12_ 3.50 1.29
10 Cotton Skirts, solids and
prirtts, sizes 7-14_ 3.00 1.29^
8 Cotton Halters, sizes 7 to 14 2.99 39e
8 Matching Shorts, sizes 7 to 14 3.95 59c
10 Sun Suits, broken sizes_ 3.95 1.59
15 Cotton Gym Suits, sizes 8 to
16 _ 3.99 1.99
LANSBURGH’S—Girls’ Shop—Fourth Floor
SILVERWARE
Were NOW
4 Glass Hostess Relish Dishes- 1.19 59e
6 Lucite Cigarette Boxes_ 3.95 1.95
3 Lucite Jewelry Boxes_ 3.95 1.95
4 Lucite Salt and Pepper_
Shakers_ 3.95 1.95
1 Silver-ploted Troy with glass
.dish - 5.50 2.95*
•Plus 20% Federal Tax
LANSBURGH’S—Silverware—Street Floor
ART NEEDLEWORK
200 Skeins of Wool Knitting Were NOW
Worsted, 4-oz. skeins_ 1.00 88c
20 1-oz. Balls of Wool Floss - 39c 19e
300 Fluffy-down yarns, rayon
and wool, 2-oz. skeins_ 44c 19e
34 Stamped Baby Dresses, cot
ton _ 1.34 75e
10 Stomped Baby Dresses, cotton 1.00 59e
35 Plastic Bag Kits_ 3.50 1.79
30 Plastic Bag Kits_ 3.95 1.98
LANSBURGH’S—Art Needlework—Third Floor
Originally 29c
COTTON SOCKS
1 Qc p«if
Grand values for back to school
wardrobes! Sturdy cotton socks
in turn-down or straight cuff styles.
Broken sizes and colors. Just 800
pairs.
LANSBURGH’S—Hosiery—Street Floor
s
KNIT COTTON SHIRTS
55 originally 2.00
i
Crew neck, short sleeves in fine
quality knit cotton. Blue and yel
low, maroon and white stripes in
sizes small to large.
Cotton Sports Shirts
120 originally 3.50
250
Washable cotton sports shirts of
nationally known brand. Oxford
cloth with short sleeves in tan and
gold Broken sizes.
Other Values for Men
*
15 Wallets. Originally 5.95. Imported
English Pigskin with tab "J QC*
closing _17°
8 Card Cases. Originally 2.50. Fine
Morocco Leather in black ^ (*«•
only_
35 Lighters. Originally 1 00 Famous
windproof lighters in grey metal
case_ JV/
24 Boxes Pipe Cleaners. Originally 1 00.
Ideal for the pipe smoker! Ap
proxlmately 250 per box_Ovl
•Plus 20r» Pedrrxl T»x.
LANSBURGH'S—Men’s Furnishings—
Street Floor
NECKWEAR CLEARANCE
Were NOW
18 Novelty Blouses_ 3.95 1.59
39 Tailored Rayon Dickeys_ 1.25 59e
63 Assorted Flowers_ 1.00 25e
29 Short lengths of Veiling_ 39c to
75c yd. lOe
4 Lace Mantillas_ 3.95 1.97
32 Snoods-1.00 to 50c to
2.10 97«
LANSBURGH’S—Neckwear—Street Floor
DOMESTICS CLEARED!
Were NOW
4 Printed Cotton Cloths_ 1.29 89c
6 Cotton Rugs_ 3.98 1.98
12 Bath Sets, cotton_ 3.98 1.98
24 Cotton scarfs_ 1.00 59e
»6 Cotton Rugs_ 4 98 2.98
36 Printed Cotton Cloths_ 79c 49e
36 Cotton Doilies_ 39c 19e
24 Cotton Napkins_ 40c 19e
24 Cotton Scarfs_ 79c 49e
40 Cotton Table Mats_ 49c 25c
4 Cotton Lunch Sets_ 4 85 2.85
4 Cotton Lunch Sets_ 5.95 3.95
LANSBURGH'S—Domestics—Third Floor
%
Originally $35 to $45
BLACK RAYON
FAILLE SHORTIES
2995
Just 15 of these elegant black
rayon faille coats reduced! Boxy
styles with new push-up sleeves ...
dramatic fitted tunic coats with
neckline interest. Broken sizes
12 to 18 in the group.
LAN SBURGH’S—Daylight Coat Salon
Second Floor
Originally $25 to 29.95
MISSES’ DRESSES
1088
Less than half price1 Just 20
better dresses in one and two-piece
styles designed in colorful prints,
stripes and solid colors. Rayon
crepes, and cotton seersucker.
Broken sizes.
LAN SBURGH’S—Better Dress Shop
Second Floor
*
A