The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 26

TK? (OW FLOWERS IIP AiWv "1 'ffiSPX 1 11 Fully expreM the color and ft' 9 MW? V0 Jf krT beauty of the occasion t) PI fTV Ry) Jfl TO iQ POTTED PLANTS WRgSKsM 1 M-A rAAl lxfJt 'MV---AV'1 CORSAGES 0000t0000 (ggLj lC t) CUT FLOWERS I Zmy 1, 'lHf X'tXr' IJ rf Beautiful flowers to decorate your Spring ensemble tz. PoV i ytur home or to express to others your very ryfe'l lt bes'' dv ft I NS' 130S BAUDSTOWN RD. HI 7616-17 Courier-Journal Photo. SSS2SSZI5ISSI5SSS513S2S5SSZII5SS51B5SIS5S5 Seventh-grade students at Shawnee Junior High are holding con lest for best-decorated Easter eggs, which will be sent to Children's Hospital. Students include Sue Ann Miller, left; Bessie Browning, Henry Bessire.

Chase Cave, left; Lucy 3Iiller, Sue Ann Craen and Janice Murphy are some of students at Holy Rosary who are growing plants to be sent to Fort Knox. Libby Helm, left; Sandra Gray, Patty Trost, Betsy Grimes of Collegiate work on papier mache gift container to go to IVichols Hospital. Keep alive to opportunity by reading the Classified Ads. Students Busy On Easter Gifts hosiery shops misl JwaIslm ancL UnqsUiisL JUNIOR RED CROSS members in Louisville schools are busy this week making gifts for Easter presents. They are getting 1,600 spring-gift boxes ready to be sent by next Sunday to children overseas, and they are packing 1,250 Easter favors for patients at Nichols V.A.

Hospital and the hospital at Fort Knox. In addition they are making over 800 tray favors for local institutions. At Collegiate some of the students are making a large papier mache rabbit, which will be filled with fruit and candy for patients at Nichols. Patients will hold a contest to guess how much candy and fruit is in the rabbit. Members of the Junior Red Cross at other schools are growing plants for Easter gifts and holding contests for the best-decorated Easter eggs, which will be given away later.

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Mink (soft copper brown). Mystery (neutral brown tone). 1. Attractive patent pouch Black goes with everything. Plui tax 5.00 2.

Genuine Calfskin. Looks smart holds a lotcompletely fitted. Plus tax 16.95 3 Rice O'Neil briginol, green calf or red 1.5 4. Rice O'Neil in green or red calf with geometrical bow IT. 95 5.

Genuine Lizard. A Rice O'Neil favorite in green, red or grey 19.95 6. Duo-strap sling pump A Selby Style-EZE. Green or red calf 12.95 7. Easy-Goer by Selby ever popular.

Now in green or blue suede 9.95 V) 1 Townwear I Quaker I I Shirley Sheer 15-DENIER: A film of color so sheer that only sem and heel are visible. Lovely Legs in midnight and black walnut 2.50 Special box of 3 for 6.95 2.25 I I I Quaker in wisp and mink Shirley Sheer in charm and townsmoke 2.35 Special box of 3 for 6.50 (average lengths S'i fo JOVi) Also new pastel shades in pink, blue, green and I ft mmear Proportioned 1 Use Mail-Order Coupon Below Lovely Legs Hosiery Shops, Louisville, Ky. Please send me the following hose: TOWNWEAR 30-denier daytime sheer and serviceable; in mystery and midnight, short (8 to 9), medium (8V2 to lO'i), long (9V2 to 11). I 5Q Special box of 3 for 4.35 MaH Orders Filled LOVELY LEGS QUAKER )a 1 vyi SHIRLEY SHEER Color Size Amount Name Address City State Check Money Order 417 FOURTH AVE. 408 S.

Fourth 206' S. Fourth 622 S. Fourth 3736 LEXINGTON RD. near Chestnut near Liberty near Market LOUISVILLE, KY. THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, MARCH 21, 1948 SECTI 0N 2, PAGE 10 i.