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r. TITS ANNISTON ST AH IVA COOK SOCIETY EDITO 1 PHONE 12S3 menrs JLlWOMEN REDUCING i 8AVK ON DRESS MATERIAL NEW- TORK. (V-The New York Drett "iMQtuU," Jjwkln 'new "ways to conserve Jhi to dresses, disclosed Saturday that the American woman has already done 12? her part toward conservattoa of fabrics by paring down her, figure i several alaes. "Sixty per cent of the misses dresses aold today arc size 12 Maurice Rentner, member of the Drew Institutes conservation com-. mlttee, aald.

Santa Wasnt Caught Asleep By Sudden 'Address Chahg(B'' and.uMn.WjUmot Arnoult, Jr. Mrs. Arnoult was Carolyn Swinson before her The baby was named William Shelby for the brothers of hie mother and father. -Mobile Press-Register. Mrs.

T. J. Brothers win return tomorrow after rlslt In New Or leans and will be accompanied home by Mrs. Homer Lanf ord (Richie Brothers) and daughter. Willa Lan ford, who will remain In Annlston until after the Mr.

and Mrs. William R. OU1 announce the arrival ot a daughter, Shirley Eileen, on November Providence Hospital. MrtOlll was Miss Vivian Norden before her marriage. Mr.

OiU Is formerly of. Pen-saoolaMoblle Press Register, WHEN -YO I Kt The Rev. and Mrs. Murray Day (Sara Simpson) of Tuscaloosa have named their little son, Murray Daw- On A. E.

Christmas Mail 101b St rboae IU JERRY'S SERVICE ton Day, jr. FOR A HI u. "Ten yean ago, 60 per cent ox the misses dresses told were sire 161, hi and there were Plenty of stylish t' Mita Im A wvir-wv ma mum uyi av I I a a ksa. THURSDAY, DEC. 10, mi Meetioe-Wo CMbs TVITT 1 11 1 1 tan ft MP A.

a I EreryoM Wall WORLD CLODE ft For the MEN pn YOVR at "OLD SPICE" VJwJlZi Btmndl Follow world events with this and it's grand fif idee (or everyono AIl-American choice of eu American aft 75 men! After Shavlnr Ivttlon mnA Tale II (or Men. Boxed! oa jour Christmas list he said. "Now we sell as else 10's as we used to sell Ms, and the atylleh atout business had diminished almost to nothing. "It is strictly up to us designers to figure out how to use less ma- terial The little woman hu done her part by making herself the little woman." Some New York designers are a little puzzled as to Just where to substraci from milady's frock next. "We have ellmlnated.pockets, pleats, tucks and hems and ut dresses about as short as they ought to be," aald Sophie, of "Saks-Ptftb ATenueT)u(- ir the -eofflffiitter-can think of new tricks.

IH be glad to use them." Bathing suit designer Mrs. Caroline jBchnurer opined that "bath big suite are pretty scant already. I dont see how we can skimp on them much more without causing a lot of "SPICP? MOrC SHAVE SET 8TAND8: 98 to $1.79 A 8have Bewl, After-Shave a sas Latlaa. Celegae. Tale sad eakes ef Soapt or aUea fee heeae or Assorted styles sad tal I effles.

Shewn, walaat finished with aatesaatie damp tray. Scaforth MEN'S Gl I AVE SET T- 1 I Sluve'Mog said Soap and After-Shave LeUosTJ c. 1 Boxsd Class NetteVd--S VfoJr hsadaasnely boxed. la a tangy, sparkling fragraaee. mm ASHTRAYS ASHTRAYS 39C Set 29C Set Two oetagaei-ahaped trays a trtsa white Crystal eat.

la grad- ex. nated slses. NOW undtr-erm Croam Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration 4r" (Army Signal Corps Photo From NEA I Wherever they are stationed aver Christmas, U. 8. flghUog men at noma and abroad will get their YaletMe maO for SanU knows ra ad- Scco DILL FOLDS 1 I 1 -7 I Lj anca who's going where and when.

$L29 to $4X9 If' A sbf' w. a Doughboys on the second front, as a result of this happy conspiracy with Santa, will receive In front line zones this month the present Gennlne leather 4n si Tand se lection- )f styles and eolo rs. jsyt a their famllles'ahd sweethearts mail Plllrl I oiiAtrrr riers WIIMf fc, hlWV I 4IIIHVU UVWk ed two months ago. I LMthwr CIGARETTE CASE Miliary postmen shipped 14.739,' 680 pounds of iChristmasptcksgea Ma as r.us.lCTEES', Staastrf Daasg rawkaeef BY JAMES CUIXINANE KEA Bervlca Staff Carrespondent WASHINOTON, Dec. Clauso wasnt fooled last October by those' Chrlstmsi psickages mailed to troops hi Ireland, Britain and other Invasion bases.

Hell deliver jhem 1n Africa. Willing consplntors with Santa were Brtgraert' ClaytorrSrAdams, (0xle tba1 Foatai Serrlca and. hU military Long before the men for whom the presents were Intended ever dreamed they would be in Africa, the Army Postal Service knew which and mall to soldiers oversees be rail tm Does set rot drettM or Bteo's shim. Doc not imtm skia. 2.

Nowu'tinf todry. CatnK4 right sfnt hiTHi I. lastandf kom penpintioa (ot 1 to 3 dijs. hrrenu odor. 'A A ti.Wj.itMli,! tatolcM vsnuhing (nut, IV AWstfeJ Approval Scil of AiHfrirtB laitirawof Ltoadcr.

iween October -1 and December sS-S sum and ''1141 ed with Beaferth Sharing I sal i aoaviag' wl Shaving Soap. Tne heaviest shipments cleared Jogne. a.ad Salp tlmnlant. lack wr brown." Bandsamery styled. am wpuau' ge( BBBjawBwasaaaw-- faJSaapr I through "the Army Post Office to' rviv New York which bandied 1M.13S sacks, of parcel post, weighing about tag tor poof aumicu to tkbac 8,037,590 pounds: 27.486,135 pieces of first class mall 82520 pieces of air units would be assigned to the In 9- 1T1 jjV' vasion front.

mail and 1.499,200 V-mail letters. One of the cargo ships carrying ZS -GIFTS to PUase S-ClFTS-toPUaseUieLADYotYOURnEARTI As the deadline drew near, mall MttichedtonerzCotoringi I matt" wlhe3ttush-isie -linkrta for the Invasion units was separat the North Atlantic On it were 4. 39W FACTOR MAIaVa UmtttOimiHti 986 sacks, most of them stuffed with parcel post packages. All of these packages which went to the ed from that Intended for troops who would remain In Britain, Ire land and the other wsy stops on the road to Berlin. It was marked for delivery to new American bases IK -4 Harmonized MAKE-UP SET bottom, were mailed oeiore txto- in Africa when they opened.

Faeo Peweier, Keage aad Lip At the time the Army received stick keyed te the osier el -A Cttt -3-i-; sas Christmas mall there some 800,000 troops outside the United States. The 14,729,680 pounds of aer eyes a gift ef flattery sVoWifa'OOin packages, and mail dispatched to them compare with only 6,200.000 CEKEY PERFUME poimds me 3,000 000 men of the first AEF for, the Cleansing Cream. Makenp, Face Paw- Keage and Lipstick blended te match her viur I last two war mm -M mm The Army Post Office to San 2-Pc Lentherlc Francisco -which -clears mail for eeloiiagf wsWwaaaa fO DATII SET troopa in Pacific outposts handled 104JM5 sacks of parcel, post welgh- Cbalce of fair' wamea' ror charm aad allure a delkaU saphls- wm. si -is" --snw--. tag.M22.42fl as oem i tober 1 and December 1.

in audition 11,047,050 pieces of first class AN KY CLOVER SET ncated rrarranca. Musical POWDEn DOXES mall: 3,086.090 pieces of air mall TsoosmI Mlraefo Z1 Frmtrmmeeil Bath Pawner aad flaeea of Beaqset Lentherle SB Par- asa gift she'd ebeaae for 1 and 2,272,000 letters were aispatcn as ssr a. ua S-Fes. cir Boxed? ed to the Paclfio fighters. "The avalanche of overseas Christ' $3-59 Perfume.

Colonic Atomiser, mas mail was only a trickle, how Sachet and Talcum Yanky ever, compared: to. the mountatoi of, holiday parcels, which, are, moy- sladaetalwltk" sefT bendolr-feaed the top-, they play gay tones. Clever fragrance as iresn as spring! Ing to troops In this country. Each army post has its own post office. Part of the equipment Is a "locater ah indeST system? which 01YENS' CRUSH SETH li NUT 2-Pie" gives the whereabouts of every sol Clear gesa tones af reae.

OATIIS dier ever stationed at tne post. wh "1 3- blae, SO has been transferred are turned easak la eeUephsne .95 eez back to the Federal Postal Service Oastlng rewdsr aad Toilet Water la Tanky Clever er Spring Lllae. for reshinments to his new poet Every soldier has an army serial number and an Army Post ornce number. If known, these should be It) Included with the soldier's full name, rank, company, regiment and camp 1 Ayer's Santa Special for the Spinach Set! Dainty DADY COOKS Evening In Perls GIFT SET so CetCQ on all mall, General Adams de HAT to LOYELIIESS rtak er blae aatla rlbbea SUrer PERSONALS S)8C eeaed aad deeorated with posies! A gift for If ether, toe! $J50 Flew Bewafa IVewdsf Friends of Mrs. Otto K.

Seyfortb (-X uive Jtler and her mother. Mrs. J. A. Oaboury, will regret to know that the' latter underwent an operation yesterday at i la a ialaty plak gift ba.g Taleam.

Per feme. Reage. UpsUck aad Eaa de, Cologne la her favorite fragraaee! OTHER BAST BOOKS. la assert-ed styles, Pink or blae. Grand fee keesdat: baby rweerds 59' St Vincent's Hospital in Birming shell eherisb! A saake-sp set, of sheer charm far her! ham.

Mrs. TL B. Martin Is visiting her JR. DOCTOR KITS daughter, Mrs. Fred Hinds, In Col umbus, Oa." Emm latpertaat toeklng ffffr aad fitted with 1lttle, doctor aeeds! Oaly Mrs.

W. K. Shrinf ord has arrived JK. NURSES' KITS, fitted from Florida for a visit with ber husband, who Is stationed at Fort McClellan, and she Is a guest at 1312 Qulntard Avenue. it; i JL aad fan fee Little areas' CQe atlayttme enjoyment Friends of Carl R.

Riley win be JR. CLACKOUT HIT interested to learn that his present address is James Stewart Company Associates. U. S. Fleet, P.

O. N. O. Trtaidad, I. FIMoel sets riaa Cuftx Iludnut VANITIES Dubsrry' Joe Henry Callahan, U.

S. N. Is Rirtau. a I A rig ht-ap-te-tbe-snlnate eot-fit for Jr. Air-raid Wardens! Every yeaagster waato this! now located with the Naval Training Unit, Naval Training SUUon.

Faroggot Idaho. Iy oUted with Car- eFAt Nothing you pjvt Will ba appro SK TV elated mora man SLIPPERSI l's "sX gift any woman wilt welcome XS and anjoy They're colorful iZ Attractive and best of $n29 all they're USEFUll Come ll '1 A to Kinney's and tee the greatest r-i-' Vr JA owy wo have ever assembled. k-J'VK FOR THE KIDDIES ln tiny toes Jml comfortable; WJ 3 uLKjijjByxi "NAVIGATCIa" SUk-w CO) FoldlMf; i Pellsh. rci Jttoa, Kemv-er! Catlo't "mover! Als Nail I "rt honr' Orange wi I allck an 1 1 VPhlte Pes Jack Francis" will arrive soon DUSTING POWDER BXf Soft as dewa daatlng powder la Dubarry fragraaee with a Huffy puff, fteflll-able! A gift to flatter her realty. Thaaderblrd, Geld or pUttoam plaU aaswfA frpm Oeorge Washington University In Washington, D.

for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Francis on East 22nd Street SANTA CLAUS COOT BIsssMlff MV Captain Arthur V.

Hays was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Hal Cleve ADD 10 Federal Tax to Cosmetics, Perfumes, CbcLs, V. Papleraasche grand to fin for gifts, favers er far the tree. t-la.

she. land on Tuesday, en route from Columbia, 8. to his home In Hattlesburgv Miss. Mrs. Maynard J.

Swinson Is at present enjoying- a visit In Wash 1011 NOBLE STREET ington, D. welcoming a little grandson, born November IS to Mr..