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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-08

peoples of all lands developing a
common bond through a sense OF
urgency in achieving common
goals"
URGES BAN ON NEGRO"
Bishop Wright called for the
elimination of the irrelevant
introduction of the word Negro
which is so commonly used to-
day." and advocated the policy of
establishing limited detectives
and going on from one to the
other, rather than trying to take
in the whole picture at once. He
pointed out that racial and re-
ligious problems could not be
legislated out of existence.
A feature of the dinner was the
presentation of two citations of
merit for outstanding contribu-
tons in the fiel dof race rela-
tons to Mrs. John w. Bartol, who
with her husband, DR.. Bartol, is
a patron Of the foundation and
Wright. Mrs. Frederick r,
Grace accepted the certificate for
her mother, Mrs. Bartol. Julian
D. Steele is Executive Director
Of the Armstrong -Hemenway
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-08
Pearl Rock Heard
In Piano Recital

The Music Lovers School OF
Music presented Miss Pearl Rock
in piano recital at the 4th
Methodist Church, Sunday, Oct
rs. She was assisted by Rosemary
Scott, dramatic reader, Barbara
Latimer, lyric soprano, and Bev-
erly Benders, pianist.
The audience listened to a
most interesting concert. Miss
Continued on Page Twol
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the charitable activities of the
church.
The Refuge Church is fortu-
nate in having this experienced,
energetic, Christian Minister as
a Pastor and resident.
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DR.. Charlotte Hawkins Brown,
president of Palmer Memorial
Institute, Sedalia, N. c., will
speak at 18th Baptist Church,
Rev. w. H. Hester, pastor, Sun
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NOTICE

James B. Hines case will not
be heard Monday, Nov. 10 as
previously stated. A statement
will come from Atty. Dorch in
the near future. Meantime, pc
titionS are being circulated, re-
questing the governor to refuse
eXtradition.
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Dr.C.H. Brown at
18th Church Sun.

day, Nov. 9, at 1890 a m. There
will be special music. Mrs.
Browns many friends are look
ing forward to greeting her and
rare treat is IN store for all,
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Gov. Bradford
Acts On Evicfions

Persons evicted from their
homes or threatened with evic-
tions should consult the Mayors
Committee on Rent and Housing
at headquarters at the Buddies
Club, Boston Common.
The committee was established
last week by temporary mayor
John B. Hynes at the request Of
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-08

Budding Mezzo soprano
who sings Nov. IL in Jordan
Hall with Youth For Christ
Chorus.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-08

Joy speeds the bark on Wedlock's
brimming tide
Inspires the gloom and cheers the
lovely bride.
GEORGE REGINALD MARGETSON
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-08

Gov. Bradford to compile data
on evictions in Boston, Similar
committees are or will be func-
tioning in other communities.
The material gathered will even
tually be delivered to the Gov
ernor presumably to provide the
basis for legislation to alleviate
the situation
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05

city council urging them to set up a
planning commission composed equal
* Of labor and industry by ordinance.
On motion request was cunctfrred IL.
Committee Reports
Dick Lane reported that the state
wide hookup OF Station KGI.k will
carry il program by labor at ~ pm.
Tuesday against the Taft-Eiartley anti
labor bill.
Under roll call and report OF dele
gates. Ray Richardson reported that
the Smeltermen have negotiated a
new proposal which will be submitted
to the membership next week. Walter
Davidson reporting for the plumbers
that they have negotiated a new agree
ment for one year from June LIST with
ar hourly rate OF $50.
Under good and welfare Pres. stein
metz urged all organizations TO take
part in the Labor Day Parade anl
also have a float. Plans should be
made early.
The Labor Day Committee will NEE
on June 10th at the assembly office
Adjournment at 9:15 pm.
JOHN EVANKO, Jr, Secretary
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of ANABi.L MARANS. ais"
known as Mrs. ANNAHEl4L MAltANS
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. executor of the estate Of Anabel
MaranS. also known as Mrs. .Anntbcll
Marans, deceased. to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
t he said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within Tour
months after the first publication OF
his notice to the said executor at the
offices of Meyer X Meyer, attorneN sat
law, Ill PENNSYLVANIA building. Butte,
Montana. the same being the place FOR
the transaction of the business of said
estate. in the Comfy of Silver low,
| State of Montana.
EMIL MAItANS. Executor Of the
Estate of Anabel Marans. also
known as Mrs. Annahell Marans.
Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana. this 3rd day Of
May. 1917.
First publication June !. l9i1 It
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
FIXED FOR HEARING PETITION
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the
County of Silver Bow

III nv as SVoi ~ toV''|
judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the
County of Silver Bow
In the Matter of the Application Of
MAURICE JOSEPH SAVAGE,
for change of NAME.
Notice is hereby given. that Tuesday
the 18th day Of July, 1917, at the hour
of 1000 o'clock AN. of said day, at the
Courtroom of the above entitled Court,
in department No. II. at Butte, Silver
Bow County, Montana, have been fixed
as the time and place for hearing tn,
Petition IF Maurice Joseph Savage FOL
change of his name to Maurice Joseph
Peters.
At any time before said hearing, OBJ
jections may be filed by any person
who can. by such objections, show L
the satisfaction of the above entitled
court good reasons against sucl
change of name.
Dated this 3rd day of June. f9i7.
ELMER SHEA. clerk Of sat
court District Court
Seal, by +. j. GAI:slt. Deputy Clerk
r.. u. CARMICHAEL.
Attorney for Petitioner
81 w. broadway, Butte, Mont.
J First publication June ), 1871 1t
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
Silver Bow Trades
And Labor
Council Notes

Regular meeting of the Silver Bow
Trades & Labor Council was called to
order at SEQ pm. by President Craw-
ford.
From the Miners Union asking all
unions TO turf out and parade with
ion Day. and the delegates were in
structed to take it back to their IN
ion and ask them to parade.
From Butte Clerks Union stating
that they had declared the Family
Drug on South Main unfair. This was
turned over to the grievance commit
tee.
Brother Nicholson of the Interna-
tional Laundry & Dye Workers spoke
TO the council and asked the assist
ancc Of the grievance committee to as
sist them in trying to settle the diff
~ferences between them and the owners
of the laundry and dye shops and the
grievance committee agreed to help.
Resolutions were read on the deaths
OF BROTHERS Thomas II. Brown anC
4 Alfred l.. Peterson. who had been dele
gates to the council. The resolutions
were adopted and Il copy syread on The
minutes. a copy sent to the families
and a copy published in the Montan.
Labor News.
legislative committee reported OF
labor bills now before congress, hop
ing that the President would vet,
them.
Under good OF the council. discus
sion took place on the tax bill befor
congress and the council went on rec
ord being opposed to the income TIA
bill as now proposed, and instructe
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
Cascade County

welfare. II. Alexander Smith. orr sup
noit at 81 .n and oRr opposition To the
Taft PHI ST. On molten request
was conquered in and all affiliated org
auiations are requested To take the
same action as the assembly.
From tie Aineriean Veterans Com
mitteo cory u resolution ursine Mr
Truman Ia veto the Joint anti labor
bin.
From the Building Trades Council
endorsing George Yeaeer Tor Presi-
dent ol the Montana State Federation
OF Labor. Filed
From tie chamber of commerce in
wiling the assembly chamber OF com
merce committee TO meet with them to
discuss the FLIGHT stripe proposition
Kenneth Powell on his plans for a
youth center also 4 LONG term stree
and drainage program. Referred to
chamber OF commerce committee.
Officers Reports
Pres. Steinlnetl recommended tla'
the resolution committee bring in Z
resolution endorsing the Missouri Val.
ley Authority also the Murray-Waenel
National Health Insurance and Public
Health Act. ON motion recommends
ton was o%oncurred III.
Pres. Steinmetz recommended tina
a letter be written the mayor ant
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05

fled man from Great Falls in this of
flee.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned at a:5j pm.
Meeting of May % called to order
by President Davidson. with all Off
GERS present.
Communications
Minutes of Cascade County Trades
< Labor assembly. read and filed.
From the Carpenters 2Sd, advising
that since a committee from their loc-
al failed to reach an agreement with
Cecil Cox regarding work done by Mr..
Cox and his Tier on rental property
located at 120l-l203 Third Ave. South.
the local c%oncurred in the recommend
alton of the committee and declared
Mr.. Cox unfair and placed a bill of ex-
pense of $50 against him. Motion
made and carried that the matter take
its usual course.
From Coy. Sam c. Ford in reply to
our letter and resolution recommend
ing labor representation OF the state
Fish & Game Commission. Filed for
/. future reference.
Copy of the letter addressed to all
members affiliated with the state fed
9 Grafton of labor requesting the support
of Brother Yeager. concurred in.
IA -. -. u ,l,t f,.,,.r, T,r,tJ,
was working for the Montana Hard
ware company. Motion made and car
ried to notify Transfers that this mar
had been expelled from the Roofers
r and was also on the unfair list Of th'
n council.
e Reports Of Committees
le Brother George Yeager reportel
meeting with part Of the board O
Or county commissioners. He advise
IL that Mr.. Powell continually contradict
. ed himself, and said he didn't thin
that our district Judges opinion wa
worth very much. The committe
left the commissioners with the ult
matum that they give us an answe
by June ? or else, Motion made an
carried to concur in the action OF tn
committee.
The Worstell committee reporte
progress but no definite action.
The Cargill company committe
had nc report.
Unfinished Business
Bros. Thompson. Enquist and NJ
Ney were appointed on the committt
for the Carpenters grievance with NJ
Cox.
Good and Welfare
Motion made and carried that Il
President buy refreshments for Z
delegates present.
There being no further busine
the meeting adjourned at 9.05 pm
+. r. BRlTTEN, secretary.
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
News of Great Falls
Building Trades

Meeting Nl N". -.
by President Davidson. with all ON
GERS present
ST this time nr. Robert McGregor
and AIR. Crandan Of the kiwanis mn
were admitted ana gave an Outline OF
nroposcd recreation parks and the
work 10 he done. Quitc a lengthy dls-
cnssion was had and the council was
enliahtencd on many points that here
tnfore were vague. Dr. McGresor and
Mr. crandall were excused and the
matter referred TO the DELEGATES to re-
pori back to their respective organi-
cations.
Communications
Minutes of the Cascade County
Trades X Labor assembly were read
aud filed.
From the Building 4 Construction
Trades Department in reply to oni
letter relative 10 sign hoard work, sug
costing that we take the matter III
with the international Unions of thu
.~crafts used in the erection OF sisl
boards. Motion made and carried t
comply with this suggestion
From Mr.. Harrison Of Hansen Bros
garage advising that both of the Han
sens will be out Of tow until som
time in June. Motion made and cai
ried that the letter be filed for iutur
: reference.
: From the federal public housing al
=. thority. Seattle. requesting presen
wage scales for the various buildin
%crafts in this locality. Motion mad
land carried that the request be con
piled with.
1 From the Cascade County Legisl'
tive committee relative to ~financii
!, assistance to fight the Hartle
bills. Filed.
From the Electrical Workers l22 e.
closing copy of Il letter they receive
from their international regarding d
@ velopments III negotiations with I'll
electrical contractors. Filed for FIJI
l, IRE reference.
l. Resolution from the Rocky Mou
tain Sportsmen's association relati'
to labor being given a place OF Il
II state fish and game commission. NJ
= ton made and carried to concur
d Reports Of Committees
The county budget committee had
IS report but said they would meet wi
G. the county commissioners Saturd;
y if an appointment could be arrange
The anti labor bills committee !
ported on the progress they were ms
e ing.
"a The Leland Apartment commit
'e reported meeting Mr.. lIaugse and tn
he had refused to appear before I
et council. The committee. therefor
G. recommended that Mr.. Hagse and I
Leland Apartments be placed on t
y. unfair list. Motion to that effect ma
and carried.
The Cargill company committee
: ported no meeting as yet.
Good and Welfare
Brother Yeager asked the coul
for their endorsement and il a let
OF recommendation could be sent
all organizations affiliated with
state federation Of labor. Motion M
and carried that we concur in the
quest. All members Of organized la
take note and let's try 10 put a qr
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
Fire Prevention v as
Subject of Helena
Meeting

At an informal meeting win TOY
crnur Ford Wedne day mornli... Ire
Marshal J. W. Caruty oi state Audi
tor John J. Holme office. FIRE 'hlel
Art Baker of Lcwis'eaa. and Mr. + y
sullivan of the Paciiic Rating hufean'
Butte. discussed preliminary llihs LOT
2 state wide permanent lire prevention
program patterned ur the program
outlined at the Presidential conference
held in Washington. y G. May Us
which was ATTENDED iy the state flie
Marshal. Chief Bake I'D Nj. sullivan
Those who had attended IN" ifesl
Dental conference p%aiaied ont that me
constantly %increasige loss oil HE ahe
property through needless and care
less fires had rea he'd such propor
tions as to cause national concern
1t was pointed out that president Tri
man. in his aprearanee before the con
ference called by him 10 discuss III
gravity I'll the matter declared tina
through a well-orYaniled aud system
attic program of education and COZ
rection of fire ha2tris the wasieiu
destruction of life and wealth coal
be reduced to a minimum
For a permanent state organization
the program will fan ont into ORGAN
cations in counties. cities. and rura
communities. thereby reaching all Il
dividuals in the state.
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
MONTANA ADDED TO SAN FRANCISCO
WAGE & HOUR DIVISION OFFICES

lion has been disconlinuod 10 m0V' y
ra-,rerchment program under budget
If the Labor department, thus
n,acinr The eight western states under
ma SIM Francisco reeional office
.ra ,1,nr diyisinn wiil
easo.al offi.o sn,en in paise.
Idaho salt Lake City. Utah Reno.
vayada ard Phoenix. Arizona. ior the
f;a,a insne.fors who will ha oreiatiu.
,,, If those cities So LONG as such
s,a.e i available
w.. .,a ri,,,. a,d pullic CON
.ta,n,;an. h.r.. Oiu lerc.
a,..f.oi i, II sam rrauci~.
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05

No. 42572
7, the district Court Of the Second
Judicial District of the state Oh
Montana. in and Tor the
County of Silver Bow
& +. MOORE. Plaintiff.
puEMIA McPHAlL. as the duly elected,
qualified and acting county treasutp
of Silver Bow County, Montana "a
trick Peoples: Andrew Peoples anu
Emily Peoples. husband ana VIC
Inniel i. Peters: and all unknown
heirs and devisees OF any deieiaanr
who may be deceased, and all other
n.rsons unknown, claiming. or VINO
MIGHT claim. any right, title, estate
or interest in. or lien or enchlnbfahtr
upon the real property described IN
the complaint herein. or any ih'reo',
adverse to plaintiffs ownership, or
any cloud upon plaintiffs title there
To. whether such claim. or posslple
claim. be present or contingent, NJ
Guiding any claim. or ppsslble ei''h''
=" Defendants.
The State Of Montana 10 the above
named defendants, and To all other per-
sons unknown. Greeting;
You and each OF you. are hereby
summoned to answer the connlh'iit III
this action, which is filed IN the Office
Of the clerk Of this court, 4 copy OF
which is herewith served upon YOU, ana
Ito file YOUR answer. and serve Il COPY
thereof upon plaintiffs attorney WIN
in twenty coo days after the service
luf this summons. exclusive OF the daN
of service: and in ease Of yonr failure
to appear or answer mtnt VIII be
taken AGAINST Won by default Tor the
relief sought and demanded in the
complaint. This action is brought for
the purpose of quoting title 10 the
land situated in silver low tounty.
Montana, and described rs follows: Lot
y and the y. Ii feet ) inches o: Lot 10
in Block ) of the WalkerNillc Addition
to WalkerNille, Silver low county,
Montana.
rb,, ,ha r.1i.f sourbt bv The COM
,1ajnt in said action is. That the de-
anhans L,th Lnnvn and unknown.
No. H.. raa,irnd to sci forth In. nature
~ ,hair eavnr,l claims and that the
addvars. ,lai,ne NJ sid defendants. or
~, or tb.,n may he determined Nv
ds.oa az tbis nn,rt ,hni Nv said de-
,srea i, IL, declared and adildged that
,laintiff l. IN ovn.r Of soil r.al prop-
,.rtv and the whole thereof. and each
and every mart thereof and that none
~ eaid d~.f.ndants has or have any
estate or interest Whatsoever. in or To
said real property; that said defen-
+ dants, both known ana unknown, and
2 each and everyone Of them, and all
persons lalmlng under any OF mem
s r.n 10 lie MN ar asseritnn am claiu
:, -, NM - n,Iura y.Intsnavar ~
: w ~ H. IN .nid 80, nronertv an,
|, tha u,hnla thnr.af ,nd ,arh and ever,
part thereof: that it be decrecd tina
8 : = t-...r + - -A.l ,Aa
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of RICHARD Il. MCLEOD.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by Inc uhuels
signed. administrators Of the estate OF
Richard T.. Mcleod. deceased. 70 me
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased 10 eN-
hibit them. with the necessary Nouch-
ers. within four months altrf me iHs,
nuhlication of this notice to the said
administrator at las IennsNlNahi
Huilding, Butte. Montana. the same ne
ing the place for the transaction oi
the business Of said estate. IN 'h'
County Of silver Bow. state of Mon
tant.
KATE Mcleod. Administrator
of the Estate of
Richard VI. Mcleod. Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana, this 5lst day %
May. 1917.
| First publication June :. 1917
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUM MONS

No. i2Js2
In the District Court of the Secohu
Judicial District OF the stat VI
Montana, in and for the
County of Silver Bow
tf.e.,ftf
Montana labor news., 1947-06-05
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON
ADMINISTRATIVE PETITION TO
LEASE REALTY

IN the District court Of the second
Judicial District Of the State of
Montana. in and for the
county Of Silver Bow

t Altfli.t lht, IL ann u tHt
county Of Silver Bow
In the Matter Of the Estate of
CATTAIsIN PfTIstccl, Deceased.
fiilda Ruffatto. ms administrators of
the estate Of tattarin Fctrucci, de-
ceased. having filed herein her verified
petition PRAYING for an order. of this
court authorizing and directing her to
lease certain real property belonging
to said estate, said property being de-
srrihed rs an undivided one-half in
terest in and to the Jennie Lode Mining
claim. Survey No. NtaS. in Section %,
yer I.ow County. Montana. said lease
to lie for the period of five years at Il
rental consisting of one-half of the
royalties upon net smelter returns Of
all ores mined and shipped from said
mining claim. which royalties are to he
set at the following percentages of said
returns. 1oct if the said net smelter
returns are less tina $40 per ton. l5ea
or more. and less than $loo per ton;
2nct il the said net smelter returns
are Slnn or more per ton;
Now. Therefore, it is hereby ordered
that all persons interested in said
estate appear before this court at the
courtroom of Department III thereof in
the court House ut i,utte. Silver Bow
County, Montana. on Saturday. the 21si
day Of ,lune, laf1. at io.no o'clock am.
then and there to show cause why the
said realty should not he leased ful
The said period, at the said rental, an,
upon the other terms set forth in TIL,
petition filed herein, 10 which referenc,
is hereby made for further particulars
And it is further ordered that a cop.
Of this order be published for two sue
c~eSSiye weeks prior to said hearing il
the Montana Labor News. Il weekl,
nav spaper Of general circulation pub
lishd in SILVER Bow County. Montana.
Dated this end day Of June, 1ei-.
court Seal)
T. f.. DOWNEN. Judge
Fifst publication June j. lnII-at
Evening star., 1947-08-21
SpecioI Purchase! 200 Misses
An-WooI Sweaters
3.95

New er-Ieneth torsos -. puIovers, cordieons!
Whites, pinks, blues ereys, oquos greens, violets,
novs, reds, blacks. Sizes "a to SO in group.
Sports Shop, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-21
Floor Sample
Kitchen Cabinets

6 Originally 2S.45 IS" Geneva
Modern Base. drower and cob
met spoce e-----------Zl.54
z Originally 5o.15 "a" Geneva
Modern Base, three drawers,
37.6l
q Originally 1855 z1xIs"
Geneva Modern Wall cobinet,
two doors --l1.9l
4 Originally z5.4o sexIs"
Geneva Modern Wall cobinet
two doors ----i9.o5
4 Originally zo.e5 1890"
Geneva Modern woIl cabinet.
one door ----15.49
z Originally 1890 z7x5o"
Geneva Modern WaII cobinet.
two doors -----------19.4z
q Originally 1880 5ox3o"
Geneva Modern WoH cobinet,
z1.z2
q Originally 1854 z4xso"
General Electric One e-door Cob
met --------2o.lS
Z Originally zI.76 1890"
General Electric one-door Cob
met o.3Z
s Originally 3o.25 IS" Younss-
town Base, drawer and cabinet
soore 1859
z Originally 1895 l5x30
youngstown Wall, one door,
14.2z
HeaDy House Furnishings,
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Go.
9 OrioinoIIy 1850
Evening star., 1947-08-21
SmoII Housewares

50 Originally l.ls Plastic Con-
lister, 3-pieoe sets with red metol
covers and bottom; transparent,
6se
II Originally ese Matching
Plastic Cookie Jor----39e
IS Originally s.s5 "Pressmaster"
Electric Pants Presser ----1.s5
I Originally 52.5i Generol
Electric Double Blanket with
single thermostot control, foded,
1895
3 Originally 1895 Everhot
Electric Roosters. complete with
boxing dishes os is, but cleo
trloolIy perfect ---------24.S5
200 Originally 35e stoinless
Steel Kitchen Tools, spotulos,
turner, spoons, etc ------1Se
3 Originally $3.50 "FIooromotie"
Electric Waxers, as is. but cleo
tricoIly perfect --------4S.95
81 Originally 100 Extension
Window Screens, 24x33" "--6se
4 Originally 1875 Pressure
Cooker, 2-quort copocity, as is,
4.95
80 Originally LIS Pruning
Sheors ----eSe
73 Originally 4se Gorden Trow-
els, oil metoI -------loe
81 Originally 1.79 Covered
Saucepan, oIuminum, z quarts,
Small House Furnishings,
Seuesfh Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-08-21

sotS ~ottOn dresses
7.ss
Pretty prints-broken sizes, 3 to
6.
7 orisinoIIy ST Boys Cotton
BIouses, blue, sizes 4 6 5--50e
10 Originally $50 ToddIers'
Rayon Slips, Ioce-trimmed, sizes
to 8; white onIy-------1.15
7 Originally 2.z5 Blue Cotton
Denim Shirts. embroidered, tuck
in style; sizes 3 to 6x-----l.5o
rs Originally 500 Tots Cotton
Printed Dresses, broken sizes, 3
10 Originally 4.40 Boys Sweet
ers, sleeveless or long-sIeeved;
blue only; sizes 3, a, 5----z.SS
7 Originally 7.s5 Tots Cotton
BroodeIoth Dresses. sizes 4, 5
u Originally 500 All Wool
Skirts. suspender style; navy,
green, red; toddIer sizes, ! to 3
3.99
9 Originally 1880 Twe-Pieee
Suits, double-breosted, cordieon
style; suspender skirt; light blue,
brown; sizes Z, a, 5----4.sS
II Originally 1895 Toddless
orsandy Print Dresses. blue or
pink ond white; sizes z, 3, 4.S8
II Originally 2.s9 Matching
Slips we
5 Originally 7.s5 Boys 3-Pe.
Cotton Gobordine Suits. white,
sizes /, z, 3~---------5.SS
Tots and Toddiers' Shops.
Second Floor, The Heeht Co.