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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-24

!
je to ljudstvo priborilo svoje
pravice in svobodo, katero upa-
mo, da jo DO tudi ma podlagi
svojih ogromnih zrtev tudi VII
valo in obdrzalo.
Cuda vseh cudov, pa nisem
mic opazil v tenn listu kakega
komunisticnega "bav-bava', pae
pa dobrem demokraticnem du-
hu pisan slovenski list. Nobene
protiverske gonje, kot nam to
hocejo pokazati nekaseri ame-
risko-slovenski fajmostri in. pa
tri okrog "A. d., XII blufajo
svoje nevedne narocnike in Sc
derejo kot jesiharji proti seda-
Mi jugoslovanski vladi, katera
je storila red pred izkorisceva-
MEM delavsko kmeekega ljud-
stva. Razni kolonarji v "A. d.
hocejo preslepiti svoje eitatelje,
da gre vse prot veri, vse proti
cerkvi it'd. slo pa bo malo proti
cerkvenemu "real estate, ker
tega je cerkev v Jugoslaviji la
stovala do 40 odstotkov, kar
nj vec kot posteno, da Sc vso to
najlepso zemljo zapleni in da
ljudstvu, da jo obdeluje Ease.
Kot razvidno, je jugoslovanska
vlada doyolila lastovati lie do 5
akrov vsaki fari, kar je Sc to
proved. Marsikateri kmet je Sc
ne DO incl niti polovico toliko
in vkljub svoji veliki druzini bo
moral izhajati in ziveti, docim
so pri farah po en- duhoven in
kuharca, zs diva cloveka bo pa
| dovolj, koncem konca pa je
IKristus rekel: ida kraljestvo
tega sveta nj nase', torej zakaj
tako vpitje "a ia posestva!
I'll kolonarji v "A. D." Sc ia
ko zanimajo in pretvarjajo po-
rocila O raznih umorih cd stra-
nj partizanov, ko dobro vedo, da
lie bilo ravno obratno, da so
oni morili in to v imenu Boga.
Njih naeelo je bilo "V imenu
Boga umri prokleti partizan,
ali pa ia pet Kristusovih boz
jih ran, umri prokleti partizan'
| S temi gesli so morili ne
dolzne zene in dekleta, otroke,
starcke, in to vse, ker so bill
nahujskani cd tistih izdajalcev
Isvojega naroda, katerim je BIZ
10 vec "a Rim in pod krinko,
ia je vera nevarnost).
| Izdajali ste ne samo donna
cine, pae pa cello ameriske vo-
jake, XII so po nakljueju prista-
Ii ma slovensko zemljo. Drzali
so jih zaprte v farovzih toliko
casa, da je prisel gestapo po
njih, it'd. Zakaj tudi tega ne po-
veste svojim citateljem? Zakaj
ne zapisete resnice, zakaj Sc OPT
rate ma lazi-propagando cd IL
dajic il Rima in Svice it'd.
| Jugoslovanska vlada je dala
vsem priliko, da Sc povrnejo
nazaj v domovino, vsi so pomi-
losceni, to je &c nimajo ma svo-
j kosmati vesti pecat umorov,
-akaj Sc torej ne vrnejo? "a
20, ker jim je vest tezka, ker
1edo, da DO pravica obraeuna-
LA. &c so nedolzni, brez made
ia, Sc nj nikomur mic "a bait po-
vratka. In sedaj pa Sc zbirate
"a te izdajice, in jih podpirate,
da bodo v nadalje ruvarili proti
Ltemu malemu ubogemu narodu,
kar ga je BE ostalo! Da vas nj
sram! To je dobro, da vam sle-
ii lie majhna manjsina. Tudi va
sim lastnim kolegom in dobrim
preprieanim katolicanom Sc to
dpiraI,a 4 airl vam5 5ne 'iiilofejo slediti,
ker vedo, da ste zavajalci. :
Kakor bodo. zapisani ii ida
jalci slovensli zgodovini, Y
najveeji borhi syoje zgodovine
"a syojo osyoboditev,. tako bo-
ste tudi vi, vsi tn, ostali, XII po-
cenjate ia lazpjiva zavajanja in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-24
! Pisrno Cd brofo

/ ---- H
| Mr.. Frank vidrieh . 1918
Greenwood Ave-, je te dni pre-
jel pisn1o cd svojega brata, HI
Sc nahaia v Ljubljani. Mr.. VI
drich je donna IL Cerknice. v
kratkem podaja sliko vrste do
godkov, XII so Sc v Cerknici in
tamkaj dogajali, ko je v slo-
vensko ozemlje vdrl sovraznik.
Pismo sledi:
Ljubljana 31-VII.
Dragi brat France!
Pc dolgih letih prisiljenega
molka, sprejmi prisrcne brat
ske pozdrave cd meme in Joze-
ia ter enako prisrcne pozdrave
cd oceta in Frame ter njenih
otrok. Mas najdrazji brat Lot
re pa je zrtvoval svoje zivlje-
nje, ma oltar domovine, kajti po
zaslugi domacih izdaja1cev je
umrl muceniske smrti v mems
KEN logarju Weimar-Buche-
wald III. leta 1914.
Koliko grozot in gorja Sc je
prezivelo v teh stirih letih oku-
pacije in vojne pri mas, nj "a
popisati. Ce mas kdaj obiseete,
(kar upam, da Sc zgodi ko DO
mogoe reden promet), Sc bono
ustmeno pogovorili. Sedaj maj
tt samo v kratkem pisem.
Nasa domacija je unieena,
kajti vse je zgorelo, gospodar
mrtev, oce obupan in strt. Loj-
re je zapustil tri sirote, cd ka-
terih najmlajsega Toncka niti
videl nj, ker je bill rojen pol le-
ia po njegovi internaciji (de-
cembra 1942).
Joze in JAZZ sva prezivela vol
no vihro, JAZZ ma sluzbi v radio
orkestru Ljubljani, joe pa
kot vojak-partizan, dobrovoljec
v borbi "a svobodo, kjer je do
segel poleg odlikovanja "a hra-
brost tudi precejsnje povisanje
w Osvobodilni 'FRONT.' %. F.)
je vodja pisarne I. ]. O. F..
Ito je Osvobodilne fronte iz-
vrsni odbor). o. F. je namree
vsenarodno gibanje stranka,
"a osvoboditev izpod okupator-
ia. Steer pa tt podajam kratek
kronoloski pregled dogodkov.
Aprila 1941 oh kapitulaciii
Jugoslavije sem JAZZ padel v
nemsko ujetnistvo Skopliu,
ali incl sem posebno sreco, da
sem po enem mesecu prisel do
NOV, kjer Sc je po kratkem ca
su znasel tudi Joze. Augusta
194l sem nastopil sluzbo v
L]ubljanskem radiu. 10. marca
1912 sem bill interniran v Itai-
10, tri mesece "a nenoj je bill
interniran Lojze, Joze pa ie
pravoeasno odsel v hribe v par
tizane, borce "a svobodo.
l HI 43 moi povratek IL in
ternacije, nadaljevanje sluzbe.
| SIX. Kapitulacija Italiie.
Lojze roma IL italijanske inter
nacije nemsko.
1914 Nemci napadli Cerk-
nleo IN jo zazgah. Pogorelo cd
nase hise do lnosta vse, cello
mala CASA z izjemo par his vse
do serkota do kaplaniie vse
e'svinjski rigep) ter nekai his
pri Sv. Roku.
| III. 1914 umrl Lojze 1--we
deli sele aprila 1944). Cd tedai
naprej do osvobojenja v maju
!. le45 strasne borbe po cell
Sloveniji.
Pri mas je razen par oblek ter
nekaj malega orodja in Irvine
zgorelo vse, nasi so sedai pri
lpavcih ma rojstnem dorau IVA
ne, popolnoma brez vsega, Joze
IN JAZZ 'pomagava po svoji moci,
all tudi midva nimava razen
mesecne place skoraj mic, no
JAZZ imam druzino, ozenil sem sc
| nQnoTnS e ;,,I;:o anxx
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-24

to yse v innenu cerkve in we're.
Ali je Kristus to ucil? Mi Sc "a
vedamo drugace. Dosledno ste
De pokazali, da yam nj "a usodo
naroda, pac pa vam je preje v
zagovor krvnik slovenskega ma
roda, Italian in Nemec. Ali nj
to posteno, da Sc je slovensko
ljudstvo odkrizalo takega fash
sta, kot je bill v talarju goriski
skof Margetti, XII je tako, kru-
tn delal s svojimi lastnimi ko-
legi, slovenskimi duhovniki ma
Goriskem, XII je Sc pred padcem
Italije izdal pastirski list, da sc
mora stati "a zatirajoco ma
terjo Italijo? Ljudstvo je .bilo
prisiljeno zavziti toliko reci-
novega Ola "a ono Italijo, ka-
terra nj cello slovenski zenici, XII
nj znala drugega jezika, dovolila
moliti tistega Boga v svojem
jeziku. Zakaj Sc ne poglobite v
TAXA vprasanja in jih poveste
svojim bralcem?!
Mar je vera v tel dezeli v
nevarnosti, ko nj spojena z dr.
zavo, ko je locena cd drzave,
kakrsne korake je povzela tudi
jugoslovanska vlada? Vam 81
Ger nj "a demokracijo, vam je
seveda vedno Sc "a start red,
red izkoriseanja, in to vse v
imen,; we're in cerkve. Ia doba
je minila, bratci okrog "A. d.,
tt Sc ne povrnejo vec.. Kar spri-
jaznite Sc idejo, kot so to
storili duhovniki v Ljubljanski
skofiji. In recite "meja kulpa',
in poskusajte in pomagajte ra-
je, da sc bo stara domovina cim
hitreje opomogla il trpljenja in
pomanjkanja. To bo bolj po-
dobno Kristusovemu delu.
Ali je mar bil kaj boljsi ljub-
ljanski skof Roman, ko je bla-
goslovil orozje zapeljancev in
prisegel zvestobo. najvecjemu
krvniku Hitlerju? Zakaj mu pri
tenn nj sledila VISA slovenska du-
hovseina? Zato ne, ker je imela
v svojih prsih srce in cut do
trpecega naroda. In tudi tn v
tel nasi domovini jih je nekaj
med nami, XII vam ne sledijo.
Taxi so duhovniki, XII jim ljud-
stvo lahko sledi, zato Jim pri-
znanje!
Torej mic takega ne opazamo
v doslih slovenskih listih IL do
movine, kakem bavbavskem
komunizmu, ali kakem boju in
zatiranju proti veri. V demo
kraticni federativni Jugoslavi-
j DO "a vse enaka pravica, in
tako tudi "a slovenski veren
rod. Mic sc ne hudujte cato, &c
je Sci kriz IL solskih soban, in
da Sc je nadomestilo z sliko Ii
ia. Sal tudi tn v tel dezeli vi
dino slike nash predsednikov.
Preje smo videli razstavljeno
sliko nasega velikega Roosevelt
ia, XII je bill v vasih oceh tudi
komunist, sedaj pa vidimo pred
sednika Trumana. Tako je prav.
Sicer je res, da je usoda tr-
zaskega vprasanja in Primorja
Sc vedno v rokah angleskega
in svetovnega imperializma. Sc
mic ne vemo, kako DO odlocila
ministrska konferenca glede te-
ga. Zadnje case, in to ze nekai
mesecev, Sc mocno <uvari prot
Jugoslaviji, katero Sc hoee po-
! kazati kot sovraznico, Italijo pa
kot naso zaveznico. Tako della
sedaj ia umazana svetovna di-
plomacija, XII je ze pezabila ma
ogroinne zrtve, katere je dopri-
neslo ljudstvo jugoslovanskih
narodov. In v tel resni uri od-
locitve, pa tt klerofasisti in pro-
dane duse okrog "A. D." in
Stautova cunja v Milwaukee,
pomagajo prilivati k sovrastvu
proti demokratieni yladi Jugo-
slavic. VISA. ia sovrazna pro-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22

Hubert Williams tried to get on
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who has been in the Army seven
months. He is stationed at Camp
Aberdeen, Md, and will report
back to his camp Sept. %. He is
enjoying his visit home.
GOSSIP
Those Terry cats and Rosie Mae
cats and chicks are on the beam
with those chicks that live north
of Crystal Springs on the Pat Har-
rison Drive.
r. V. Hicks, Jr., and Louis Skip
per, Jr., are number one hep cats
from hepped city. Lillian Davis has
gone to California to join her boy
friend, Sgt. Jessie Bozeman. They
are fine looking couple. Wonder
if we will soon be hearing we'd
ding bells?
J. D. Lackey of Gatesville is no.
thing but werwolf, he goes round
and growls at all the girls L. E.
Thomas looks natural in his civies.
L. E. and Elder Wilson were or the
City Bridge Friday afternoon. We
wonder who they were looking for
in the Miller quarters? " M. Hicks
is going to join her aunt who lives
at 2031 Washington Ave, New Or
leans Any one care to go along
with her?
A certain boy at Gatesville would
look better if he would set his hat
in another position, don't you think
SO? A certain chick on Pat Harri-
son Drive is saying in spite of ev-
erything you have done, still do
not love you. wonder who she is
talking to?
Well, so long until next week.
Mr.. Fred Chapman and his fiancee
Mrs. Ella Swanson, motored down
from their home in Jackson, Mich,
and spent two weeks pleasantly in
the home of Mr.. Chapman's mother
and sister, Mesdames Malissa Chat
man and Lula Mae Parker They
also motored to Vicksburg and
spent a pleasant day with another
sister, her son and family, Mrs.
Lille M Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Johnson, who live in Crys-
tai Springs, brother and sister-in
law of Mr.. Fred chatham. They
were highly entertained Thursday
night Sept Is at a dinner. Many
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22

the ball with Lurlene Nelson but
she seems not to be interested.
Dorothy Shannon says she's go
ing to take the Fair in with a GER
cat. Hold on Dorothy, don't go too
far.
We wonder why Vivian Rhodes
doesn't go around much any more?
Annie c. Cook seems to be very
much interested in Rogerson
Beacham.
Augustus Davis, Marie Lee and
Dorothy Shannon really are enjoy
ing themselves at the Fair
Lucy May Cotton is trying to
get on the ball with a certain cat.
Helen thinks since she came to
Hazlehurst she is the Queen, but
wool skirts and rough dried waists
don't make a queen any more.
We wonder who gets the green
car most, Thelma KllllngsWorth or
Inez?
Louise McLaurin seems to be
stuckup these days and is still 60
ing wild over Herbert Tanner
Don't feel too big over him Nc
Laurin because Bertha Lee Harris
may beat your time.
Lille V. Williams was on the
ball Monday night with C.. Buster
Wonder why he gasn't with her
Tuesday night? Guess it's because
another cat was on the beam.
Mildred Hitler from Crytal
Springs is going hog wild and pig
crazy about Harvey Smith.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22
Madam E
Palrlliist

Gifted Reader and Advisor l will ask
no questions but will tell you the truth
good or bad, on all affairs of life such as
love, marriage, inheritance and business
transactions of all kinds. Will give you
dates and facts. You will find me superior
to any other Reader YOU have ever con-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22
Hazlehurst News

MIR. and Mrs. Forest are visiting
IN the home of Mr.. Forests sister
Mrs. Herietta Ealey, at Drew.
Pfc. Willie White is home ON a
33-day furlough visiting his wife
and relatives, also his sister Ethel
Mae Sumrall. Pfc. White has serv-
ed several months ocerseas in Nor
thern France and is really enjoying
himself on this visit home. He
spent two nights with his sister,
father and step-mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe SumralI and also his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Rosie Lee Magee.
Columbia, Miss. He reports an en-
'Joyable trip. Don Monday evening,
sept. III, he was supper guest of
MS slster-m-law, Mrs. Minnie
Camper.
Don't forget the singing at the
Hazlehurst High School, Sept %
at P. M. Everybody invited
Pictures sent in this week came
too late for this weeks paper but
will be in next weeks paper.
GOSSIP
Hubert Williams tried to get on
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Crystal Springs
News


Rev E. D. Street, son of Mrs
Lucy Street and Mrs. Streets two
sisters. Mrs. Irene Redd and Mrs
Fannie Keys, all of Detroit, are
here visiting relatives and friends
and everything is being done to
make their stay enjoyable.
Miss Alton Thomas of Chicago
is a welcome guest here in the
home of her mother, Mrs. Nonnie
Thomas, relatives and friends were
delighted to see her
Pvt. Eddie Lee Jackson of Camp
Lee, Va, is home on 15-day fur
Tough, visiting his mother, Mrs.
Sweetie Greenlee and other rela-
tives and friends.
Pvt. Sterling Jordan has return
ed to camp after spending Is hap
by days with his wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs Gertrude, and Seteline
(Ffuggie) Jordan Pvt. Jordan also
spent five days in New Orleans
visiting Mrs. Jordan's sister and
brother n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Bankston and Mrs. Sadie L. Rog-
ers. Pvt. Jordan reported an en-
joyable visit.
Mrs. Jessie B. Montgomery, a
graduate of the Lula Belle Beauty
School, is now operating a beauty
shop in the back of Mrs. Annie
Lynch's cafe. All ladies are invited
to visit her.
The many friends of Pvt. Alfonso
Amos are proud to know of his re-
turn to the states again after serv-
ing Is months overseas in Eng
land, France Germany, Belgium
and Holland. He. is now staying at
his grandmother Mrs Addie
Jones, 405 Camp st. He will re-
turn to Camp Shelby October 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Window are
mightyproud to have in their home
their son, Pvt Jessie Window, Jr.,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22
Madison County
News

Services were held at China
Grove A. M. E. Church on Sunday,
Sept. 16 with large attendance at
Sunday School. The following per-
sons visited here Sunday: Rev. JAS.
Sims, of Mt. Pleasant; Rev. B. f.
Hunt, of Jackson; Mr.. Leon Thorn
son, St Paul; Mrs. Rebecca Jones,
Jackson; Mrs. l.. c. Harris, Pilgrim
Inspiring sermons were delivered
by the pastor, Rev. R. F. Williams.
The offering was S18.25.
On Sunday afternoon at o'clock
a Chorus Installation was held at
Riddle Hill M. B. Church. 1t was
a glorious meeting of its kind.
Many spiritual songs were sung.
Devotion was conducted by the
pastor of China Grove, Rev. Will
liams. Song by Riddle Hill Chorus.
Scripture by Rev J. Sims. Other
songs by Rev. Williams and pray
er bya Rev. Mcdonald Rev. J.. E.
Careys was mater of ceremonies,
The following chorus was guest of
Mt. Calvary Chorus, singing two
numbers. The finance committee
was headed by Rev. Hollis Powell,
Edgar Phillips, Sherman Powell,
Andrew Winslow. Collection was
$10.62. Pilgrim Rest Chorus sang
two numbers. TIL committee was
made up of E. L. Jones, Ben Lewis,
Hollis Powell, Robert Mcdonald,
c. L. Williams. Collection raised,
1924 China Grove Chorus sang
three numbers; Committee, R. c..
Jones, r. B. Harris, Leon Thomp-
son, Cranberry Williams, Willie
Rem c. II. Rouser, Collection was
$1732. Ridley Hill Chorus sang
three numbers; Committee, Bonnie
Mitchell, c. H. Harris, Dave Wash
ington, Conston Jones, Charles
Johnson. Collection, $1841 Total
raised, $54.59. The following Off
GERS were installed: Riddle Hill
Chorus, President, Aaron Rouser;
Vice Pres, Willie B. Mcdonald;
Secretary, Bertha Rouser; Asst Sec
rotary, Anna Rufus; Treasurer,
Hollis Powell; Directress, Josephine
Powell; Pianist, Hattie Williams.
Refreshments were Served. B4&,e3
Cpl. Cleveland Clancy is home
on a 20-day furlough visiting his
mother, Mrs. Alice Cheek. On Sum
day, Sept. 16 he was the dinner
guest of his uncle, George Vance,
of Madison. He. was % months in
the states. He is now serving with
the 327th Air Ser. G. P. in Ken
lucky.
Pvt Vashti Thompson is home on
H-day furlough visiting his
mother, Mrs Fannie Smothers, and
other relatives and friends. He has
been stationed at Camp Lee, Va.
Pfc Latin Jones is home on a
30-day furlough after spending "a
months overseas in Africa, Italy
France and Germany. He is the sor
of Mr.. and Mrs Elverse Jones.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22

Victory gardeners who make wise
paintings now will have supply OF
fresh vegetables all FL and well
into the winter, horticulturists of
the Agricultural Extension Service
point out.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22
Blair Street Club Menus

Blair Street Club Ne1Us
The Pastors Aid Board of Blair
Street A. M. E. Zion Church met
Sunday at the church. During the
devotion led by the chaplain, Rev.
Davis, a song was sung, and prayer
offered Money collected was $3.50.
Everything was carried out in a
brief way. The club will meet Sun
day, Sept. %, at the home of Mrs.
Johnnie Jackson, 1902 Mobile Ave.
Mrs. Martha Bell, president; Mrs.
Annie Hamilton, secretary and re-
porter; Rev G. w. Staffney, pas
tor.
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social courtesies were extended
to these welcome guests. Mrs.
Swanson has charming PERSONAL
ity and made many friends on this
her first visit to Mississippi. They
Left Sept. 16 for their home in
Michigan.
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"Unless the manufacturers take
the bull by the horns, or Congress
revolts and slaps down the OPA.
we are going to have serious de
flation and unnecessary unemploy-
ment."-Oregon City (Ore.) Ban
ner-Courier.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22

Virginia Lyons and Letta Jones
don't ever get on the ball. We sup
pose they will have to go to the
ration board to get boy friends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22

Bodega is the Sanish name for
a wine store house or cellor, but
the name has been adopted in
many lands to designate place
where wine is sold.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22

There's plenty of meat-it's hard
to explain why people can't ct it"
Sen. Kenneth Wherry, Neb.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-09-22

Cpl. Mansfield Phillips visited in
his home church Sunday while
spending his weekend pass with
relatives here. He is now stationed
in Louisiana.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
so Originally 81 and l.6e
Short RuffIed Curtains
5oc psir

58 and AZ inches long -. sec
onds of one of q kind cotton cur
toins.
10 Originally 2.ss Bathroom
Curtains, voter repeIIent cotton.
seconds, As in. lone----l.s9 pr.
Is Originally 2.ss and 3.se
TaiIored and Ruffled curtoins,
one of O kind, soiled- d----1.9s pr.
3 Originally 7.9s Drope., printed
cotton. 2k yds. long and II
inches wide ------------3.99
5 Originally l5.45 Soto Slip
Covers, printed cotton cretonne,
rose floroI prints, 76 in. long,
4 Originally 7.s8 Choir Covers,
printed cotton crash covers for
club chairs, pillow covers missing.
z.se
II Originally l.2s Quilted Rough
Weave Dining Choir Covers.
printed patterns 59e
Il Originally 1863 Three-eorner
Pillows, covered with green or
wine printed cotton cretonne, 81
20 Originally ST Soto Pillows.
squore style, we'll filled with cot
ton 9Sc
3 Originally 2.9o Wood Foot
stools. topesty covered. soiled,
l.so
l60 Yds. Originally 69c Rayon
Loce Nets, 40 in. wide, cut from
full pisces I'd.
Tie Hscks Co. Dowssfairs Store
Evening star., 1945-10-11
IS Originally 500 to 7.e5
Misses Dresses
1873

One-piece dresses of royon in
small floral prints self
ruffled trims Junior sizes 9
to IS in the group.
50 Originally 7.95 to S.s5 Misses
Dresses, one and two piece printed
crepes and printed royon Benz
beras tRee. U. S. Pot. Off, in
Guiding some solid postels. Sizes
9 to 5 and II to l8 in the
group 3.o8
II Originally 1895 and 1895
Misses Dresses, printed royon
crepe ond O few royon crepes with
white lingerie trims. One of
kind styles. Sizes 9 to l3 in the
group 1913
II Originally 3.oo Misses Pino-
fores, striped or checked cottons
in size l2----29e T.
36 Originally 5.75 and 5.S9 Cot
ton Dresses, seersuckers in vori-
GUS stripes. ruffled necklines.
Sizes 9 to IS in the assortment,
81
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Domssfaiys Store
10
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Originally o.44
Boby Carriers
800

lug Ne Mom's." Just II left.
6 Originally lz.95 "Baby snooks"
inner-sprins Mattresses. "os is.
7.se
8 Originally 2.s5 Breakfast
Troys, posteI shodes- es-----see
10 Originally l.s5 Bumpit Crib
Side Protectors, "os i" "----9se
4 Originally 500 Bossinettes,
blue and pink, "os is",----3.e9
Originally 7.s5 Bassinette, "os
is" 3.99
Infants Furniture, Second Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Clearance of AII-WooI and Port-Wool
Blankets and Comforts

Originally es5 North s.or wove BIonkets, oil WOOL 7zx9o
Originally 1875 Kenwood "Famous Blankets, oil WOOL
LZxSo tncnes
Originally 1925 Chatham Lomsdown BIonkets. all WOOL
72xe0 inches
Originally 1875 North stor siesto Throws oil wool 54x72
Originally 1926 chohom wooshre BIonkets, oil WOOL
4 Originally 9e5 cha,ham wooImiek Blankets, oil ~ooi
1884 inches
Originally s.s5 American Benorol Bonke oil WOOL 72x84
Originally 7.s5 American Windsor Blankets oil WOOL 7284
Originally o95 Peoree BIonket oil WOOL 72x84 inches 500
Originally 1875 Moriposo Bonket. 8o96 wool, 2oqo
royon, 72x84 inches --------- -------7ee
"a Originally 79s Chatham Morley Bankets 500 WOOL 5o9o
cotton, 72x84 inches -------------------5es
Originally es5 Cannon Columbia Blankets 500 WOOL 5o0o
cotton, 72xeo inches ------------------4.es
Originally e45 koshuo Purey Blankets, So royon 1870
Originally 500 Common cosoino Bonke 5oq6 royon 5o96
cotton, 72x84 inches
royon, 252o cotton. 72x84 inches
Originally 1915 Royon san Trepunto Comforts, wool filled
8Ox87 inches
Originally 1913 Rayon Toffeto Trepunto Comforts, WOOL
Originally Ie.s5 Royon sotin Reversible Comforts. wool
Tiled, fZxo4 inches
IS Originally 1898 Royon Toffeta chintz Reversible
Comforts, wool filled 72x94 inches
Originally 4es chntz Covered Quilts, cotton felt filled
72x8A inches
Originally s9s chntz Covered Quilts cotton felt filled
72x84 inches nches----------------------
Blankets, FIta Floor, TIE Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
IS Originally l.ee
Tots Pinofores
ooc

Cotton percoles in florol pottens
-. ruffled shoulders tie
backs -. sizes 3 to s.
so Originally 1873 Fuzzy Stuffed
7 Originally 2.s9 Boys Button-on
Suits, white twill blouses and navy
wool ponties 81
"a Originally 3.99 Tots AIl-WooI
Sweaters, coble knit cordieons,
sizes 3 to 6----2.99
435 Originally 29e Rubberized
Ponties -----5e Sc
80 Originally l.3s Boys Two
Piece Knit Ponty Suits, striped
basque shirts and solid color sus-
pender ponties ----79e
1876 Originally LIS Nursery
Gouxe Pads thon can be used for
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