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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25
lid Bits Of News
About Folk We
Know

Little Miss Rosie Mae Olson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
B. Dixon of Georgetown, Miss,
was house guest of her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lewis, $50
E. Bell Street. While visiting here
she spent sometime at the Fair
where she enjoyed herself greatly.
Mrs. Hattye Henderson Tate and
young son, Ronnie, left the city
Friday for Chicago to join Mr.. Tate.
Mrs. Tate and Ronnie had a lovely
5 weeks stay with her parents and
his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred M. Williams
and family are in the city attend
ing to business. They are the
house guest of Mrs. Rosie Pendavris
and other friends
Little Robert Manuel enjoyed a
happy Birthday on Thursday, Oc-
tober IT, This was his End birth
day. Robert is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Manuel, 1875 Gum ST
JANET Hawkins celebrated her
4th birthday on October %. She
is the charming little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hawkins, lis
Gum st.
Mr.. Robert Harris left the city
recently for Detroit, Michigan tc
join her husband who is employed
as an office foreman there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remus Hogans are
the proud parents of new borr
baby born on September 80. Al
this writing, both mother and baby
are doing fine.
Ms. e. M. Hais exposes he ap-
probation for the greetings she re.
ceived while confined to bed.
4 e
Mrs. Vera Brakefield Lacey oil
Chicago left here Wednesday re-
turning to her home after spending
more than three weeks here in the
home of her uncle and sister Eli
zabeth at 635 Campbell st. where
she was the recipient of family hos
pitality. She formerly lived here
on East Church ST. and was active
well known and popular in young
social circles. Friends here were
delighted to see her again.
Funeral services were held last
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

mic Marshall The next meeting
will be in the home of Mrs. Myrtle
Mcqueen, 319 E. Church st.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

VIM. johnson Bethlehem Center.
5000; delegates and social chris
tan relation, $4,000. Total expendi-
lures ---------------$ 203. 90
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25
RITES SAID FOR
RS. VEAL

Funeral service was held at the
New Strangers home Baptist church
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

Subscribe-don't borroD!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

Funeral services were held last
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred M. Williams
and family are in the city attend
ing to business. They are the
house guest Of Mrs. Rosie Pendavris
and other friends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

Little Robert Manuel enjoyed a
happy Birthday on Thursday, Oc-
tober is. This was his End birth
day. Robert is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Manuel, 1875 Gum st.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

Ms. E. M. Hais exposes he APP
probation for the greetings she re.
ceived while confined to bed.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

Mrs. Hattye Henderson Tate and
young son, Ronnie, left the city
Friday for Chicago to join Mr.. Tate
Mrs. Tate and Ronnie had a lovely
5 weeks stay with her parents and
his grandparents.
The Valley settler., 1947-10-30
WAN I'D
SMALL CALVES

LA..aLI. NLlLZIAJ Te badly neod some small calves, either bulls or heifers, for a CALF FEEDING EXPERIMENT. Anyone who has a COW coming Ere sh soon, or calf few days old ,con- tact MARTIN AT THE EXPERIMENTAL FARM. IT your heifer is especial valuable to you we can give you the privelegc of buying her back in a few months plus half the feed costs uh i1o ue have her: Otherwise re will buy them outright.
 Arlo R. Mart in
 An irlal Tusbandnan
 E71Der iment Station
The Valley settler., 1947-10-30

l1: Allyn received 1ettor this week fror lr. AR. Have2an l:ho vas call cd to tho States because of the illness CT his
 Eothor. Fe uroto that tho do ctor had givor his I-othor only a for moro days to live. She knew lr. Havenan. when he arr ivod; but passed into coma shortly after that. Cheer up. During fall housocloan ing you nay find a couple Of items you havo boon missing since spring housecl eanipg.
The Valley settler., 1947-10-30
HIGH SCHOOL WINS ? GAME 5

H7GH SC HOOL WINS. 2 CAVE Tho Polnor Boys High School Basket Ball . toam is off to a 5ood start with tro games under tho ir belts.
 On Friday night of last uook they defoat- cd tie Alumni Toom Of Palmer with a scoro of 20 to 19.
 On Saturday .ovoni ing they took the gane from the 27tn Stat stical Control Unit by a score Of 2l-20. In the Alumni ga1ae Talt Stevens vas hiG.h point nan with 10 points to his credit. On the tom .tomn Bob Stewart made of : the 19 points. :y
The Valley settler., 1947-10-30
10 SPITAL

AT TIE HOSPITAL AIT -TrTED:
 Yrs. Riley St ewart Jonesville Cl orGo Fenn emore Sheep Mountain Violet Johns Copper Center Rlne Adams Palmer Hrs. Thomas Moffitt Palmer Joen Smith Palmer Hrs: Louis Nealy Chistochina Mrs. Harry Hendricks Palmer Mrs. David Bryant Palmer Al ice Stewart Palmer John Zimouski Palmer Lr. J. B. Lemon Palmer DISTSSED: RuDo Adams Palmer Jean Smith Palmer Al ice Stewart Palmer Yrs. Ed Bergan Mat anu ska Hrs. arjorio Ki1oh Nasilla Gloria ,Lepak Palmer ITS. Finer Johnson Glen Allen R.T. Ander son lone svi1lo Hrs. Clay Pruitt Palmer
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Curtains and
UDhOISteru

8 Orig. z.ss PIostene Toble Covers,
54x4O" size ...--i.s7
8 Orig. BIS Heevy vot Dyed Gre
tonne Dropes, fIoroI pottems 4.Ss
8 Orig. 4.29 Metoi venetion Blinds,
as sis---z.s8
IS Orig. 2.4s 50" Rayon Novelty
Drspery Materials, yd.-..---I.28
81 Orig. 1893 So" Cotton Demesk
Dropery MoterieIs, rose, yd.--I.19
IS Orig. I.zs so" Monk Cloth,
s Orig. s.ss cretonne Studio
Is Orig. 100 Odds and Ends Gre
tonne Armehoir Dining Room Seat
Covers ----48 -48e
9 Orig. 2.e8 Pin Dotted PriseiIIa
curtoins, eeesheII --------2.oo
s Orig. 3.9s Morquisette PriseiIIe
Novelty cuFtains-
$ Orig. e.se chintx prapes,
s Orig. 3.9s cretonne Sewing No
cine Covers ers-----------1.ZS
8 Orig. 4.1s "RoIIewoy" cretonne
Covers s---Z.44
Curtains and Upholstery.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Notions and
Stationery

50 Orig. 59e Balls Knitting Yarn,
25e
50 Orig. z5e to soc Faney But
40 Orig. 1893 to 2.es Sewing
Boxes, as is --39e
II Orig. 29e Dress Shields ---loe
70 Orig. 100 Sanitary BIoomers,
S9e
50 Orig. 100 Lingerie Dryer, 4se
50 Orig. lbs Picture PIoyins
(ofoS TOT ooe
200 Orig. Soc Air Mail Stationery,
l5c
IS Orig. I.5o to I.ss Copper Ash
Trays --i wv
500 Orig. zse Peekeses Christmas
Cords loe
II Orig. soc Air Mail Stationery,
zse
10 Orig. 3se PIestie Breed Baskets.
29e
Notions and Stationery, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
SDOftSaCeUr

Is Orig. SOS Wemen's AII-Wool
Coot Sweaters, sizes 38-44- 800
"A Orig. 7.99 Women's AlI-Wool
Boxy Joekets, sizes 38-44 500
20 Orig. 5.ss AIl-WooI Boxy
Jockets, sizes l2-l8 400
IS Orig. 4.95 W6oI and Port Wool
Skirts, sizes 24-3O, 32-36, ZOO
II Orig. 4.e9 Women's Wool and
Cotton coot Sweaters s-----3 800
20 Orig. 500 AH-Wooi 6ored and
Pleated Skirts -----3.O0
II Orig. $50 Women's Royon
SIoeks ZOO
Is Orig. sos to 1925 Women's
Rayon Slack Suits ------3.oo
Sportswear, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30

FkRRIc I Reg. 5.99 &
REMNANTS | $50
Reg. CSC 36'' Cotton & seersueker
STRIPED c0TToNs / uouo.oo.-e
!; 5:;:'y;; ;!S;: 54se ] | !
] Reg. 1913 54'' -
TUBULAR JERSEY 4 s
{ All WOOL Groy, - on M q III r,., ;
;ss esss, iS;; 90 ens s :yss :s
blue, black 6 s. Pretty eolors. Washable d
Reg. 3.95to Broke" sizes
6.98 54' . A0a'e''''' Ss'0"' f'00r /
ALL WOOL .
Remnants 4 Reg. 1888
Desirable F;ecoe.
ou? regular .49 .
/ stock stock pIoids, = u. uNIFnRMS
otones 6
Reg. l.39 50" U.44 N
RAYoN TUBULAR .
JERSEY !. At,oetust .vsd +, /
Perfect for & blue or ton For moids d
1HNateSSs & nurses, beoutcions Wop d
obe Beoe xIC around. Sizes 12-14 #
u AYo. only. q
gold, eoy, 4 4
Fabrics Street Floor 4 0nvor'"s' SECOND floor q
Linens and
DOnteSticS

s Orig. 500 Reversible Wool
Filled Comforts s----3.88
3 Orig. 1895 7zxS4" AiI-WooI
BIonkets, wood rose coIor---s.s9
8 Orig. 7.9s Chenille Spreads. twin
size, blue FUNDAMENTALLY
50 Orig. soc zS" Heevy canvos,
z9e yd.
s Orig. 2.ss e4x7e" Indion
90 Orig. I.ls IL" Mereerized
Damosk, H2-yord lengths, 5se yd.
40 Orig. 79e PereoIe PiIIoweoses,
45x36" size. -47e
100 Orig. Sac Printed Crash
ToweIins --33e yd.
ZOO Orig. lie Cannon Wosh
Cloths, seconds -----7e
s Orig. 3.9s 5Ixsl" Linen TebIe-
cloths, coIored--.--..--z.
Linens ard Domesttcs, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Furniture

4 Orig. 1895 Coffee TabIes, 1000
I Orig. 10000 Duncan Phyfe
Sofo foBed--------69.95 Bed
z Orig. 5000 Fan Beck choirs,
$500
4 Orig. 34.s5 Blond Mohosony
Mite Tobles es-------z3.45
4 Orig. 1895 Boudoir Chairs,
1900
I Orig. I34.5o Hollywood Bed,
complete with heodboord and
spreod -75.00
8 Orig. 7.95 Masaxine Rocks,
walnut ond mahogany ny-----4.8e
5 Orig. 4.95 WaH Raeks----2.74
I Orig. 1895 Wolnut Woterfaii
Dresser -44.00
Furniture, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Remnants. Odds and Ends 9. Au Sales Fil,
Hosiery

III Orig. l.2o IS Gouse kylons.
full fashioned and perfeet-- Sac
SO Orig. 100 81 Gauge kylons,
sheer, seconds, broken sizes, 6se
IA Orig. 100 Women's Cotton
Lace Hose, dark eolors, rreeulors,
broken sizes ----4se
1877 Orig. 6se 81 Gauge kyIons.
full fashioned, mill mends, broken
116 Orig. Soc 45 and 81 Gouse
Chiffon Rayon Hose, perfect and
irregulor; broken sizes------37e
IA Orig. 5se 45 Gauge NyIon
Hose, full fashioned, broken sizes,
seconds -----39e
III Orig. 49e No Seam Nylon
Hose, 400 needle, mill mends,
broken sizes -----19e
"a Orig. 19e Misses Royon An
kIets, turned down cuffs, seconds,
Sc
Hosiery, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
GLOUeS

81 Orig. z.95 Women's Leather
Gloves, copeskin. SIipon. Irregular,
LIT
~ Orig. LIS Women's Wool
Gloves, broken sizes 69e
II Orig. 100 Women's FabFie
Gloves, some ireeuIors, broken
sizes
64 Orig. 79e Women's Rayon
Gloves, irreeulor, broken sizes, 55e
Gloues, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Luggage and
Umbrellas

Z Orig. 1895 Mems Two-Suiter
Cose, "a inches -----l7.00*
z Orig. 1875 Mems Companion
coses, Il inches ---l1.0o"
4 Orig. 3.29 Laundry Mailing
Cose 2.19"
5 Orig. z.95 18-in. Upper Bog,
woterproofed, lined 100"
7 Orig. z.e5 chiIdren's Umbrellas,
plaid cotton, novelty handles, l.79
"PIus 2o9o Federal Tex
Luggage and Umbrellas,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
TOiIetrieS

"a Orig. Soc PopuIar Foes Powder.
39e*
IS Orig. 100 PopuIor Fsee Powder.
59e"
100 Orig. ZOO 1wurI Wave Set,
39e"
IS Orig. 100 Maine Woods Bub-
Bile Both h------59e"
Is Orig. 5se Philip Perfume, z9e"
4 Orig. $50 Manicure Set, as is,
ITS"
l Orig. l.s5 Manicure Set. as is,
100"
10 Orig. 100 Cologne 7ee"
TO- Orig. 59e Dustins Powder 39e"
1000 Orig. 25e Assorted creams
and Toiietries ----Se*
Plus 209S Federal Tax.
Toiletrtes, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Handkerchief
and NeckaUeO1'

1zl Orig. 100 Women's Wool
and Royon Seorfs ------5se
81 Orig. 3 for 100 Women's
Rayon Dickies, wee neck k2Ie
1877 Orig. 2Ie Ladies' Hondker-
chiefs, fIoroI print ----7 for ! 90
1872 Orig. 25e Mems Hondker-
chiefs, colored borders and hand
rolled edoe --------5 for I 90
Handkerchiets and Neck,Denr,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
nal .. Sorry. No Mail. Phone or COD. Orders!
Mems FURNISHINGS

" - W.
IS Orig. 4.ss Famous Make All
Royon Shirts, Broken sizes ---I.9s
3S Orig. ZOO All-wool Knit
Gloves. Maize. Sizes N, L, SOC
45 Orig. 4.9S 10o9o Wool Sleeve
less Sweaters, AreyIes and solids,
100 Orig. 45e & soc Royon & Cot
ton Hose. Regular length ond
"'I,sis 6 Orig. 1895 Uniined fobrie
Robes, oII-over floral patterns.
Sizes S.M.L.-----------s
10 Orig. 3.95 Sleeping coots. Ton
only, Broken Sizes -40e
60 Orig. 100 Mems Ties, Full
Shape, AIl-over Potterns-----16e
II Orig. z.95 Short Sleeve Sport
Shirt. White only, Loree----6oe
81 Orig. 2.47 Puilover Sleeveless
Sweaters. All Sizes ---I.0o
II Orig. 2.eS copeskin Leether
Gloves, Black Only, Broken Sizes,
80 Orig. ,.ss 1oo% Wool Glove love
Muffier Sets, Sizes S.M.L.---l.49
~ Orig. 2.ss Winter Weight
Shirts 6 Drawers, Broken Sizes,
lao
3 Orig. 2.ss Long Sleeve Sport
Shirts, Loree Only-----9oe
Mems Furnishings. Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Infants, Girls
and Teens

3 Orig. 500 2-Pe. cerriase Cover
Sets, ribbon trimmed; slightly
soiIed $50
I Orig. 1875 High Choir, no troy,
slightly Damaged. 800
z Orig. I.ss Girls chombroy
PIoysuits. .---..----------S9e
II Orig. a.ss Girls BIouses. sizes
7-l2; white dotted Swiss loo
81 Orig. lis Girls Cotton BIouses,
striped; sizes 7-l2---------39e
I Orig. $50 Girls Per-WooI
Skirt, size 7; check----..--l.00
! Orig. $50 Girls Pert Wool Skirt.
size lOh ---------5oe
z Orig. 500 Girls SIoeks. l00oo
wool; eroy stripe 1.50
3 Orig. z.90 Girls Skirts, eroy,
port wool 100
I Orig. 1853 Girls Cotton Dress.
size I; stripe -59e
I Orig. 100 Girls seersueker Pin
ofore, size lO---.---50
4 Orig. 7.es Girls Gebordine
Roineoots, red; size 8-14-. $50
Orig. 100 Plastic Roineape.
size .---30e
Infants, Girls and Teens. Second
Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Lamps and Mirrors

4 Orig. 22.es Torehiere and Globe
bronze plated; weighted base,
1888
10 Orig. 4.3e Boudoir shodes.
royon ruchine; odds and ends 3.ls
S Orig. 4.s8 "a" Venetion Wall
s Orig. 1000 Blond Wood TobIe
Lamp Bose ---------4.88
s Orig. ToddIe-Lits, lamb or dog,
z.l9
4 Orig. 1898 TsbIe Lsmp and
Shade, china bose .1z.44
3 Orig. 24.95 Indirect Floor Lamp,
matching shade; floor sompIes,
1914
Z Orig. 1898 cysteI and Silver
Night TobIe Lamps. matching
shade ---------.---15.66
Lamps and Mirrors, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Paints

36 Orig. 3.z5 Rsody Mixed Paint.
inside or out, white and brown,
z.49 sol
Is Orig. AS Semi Gloss Finish.
for woIIs and woodwork, z.98 soI.
81 Orig. $50 WashebIs Gloss
EnomeI, white and ivory, 3.Is soI.
70 Orig. $50 Room Lot 3o-ineh
WoII Pepper, l2-pe. side wall, 6-po.
ceiling, l8 yds. border, for lOxl q
#. room, 80" poper -4.S9
Paints, Downstairs Store
HO,ssefur,,ishi,sgs
20 Orig. 2.4s lo-GaI. Gorbose
Cons, mo lids) ---- 99c
3e Orig. sse Mixer and Beoter
so Orig. 1.4s So PIo.tie Clothes
3e Orig. z.4s Double Door Breed
81 Orig. l.4s Divided Cutlery
Boxes ------------79c
50 Orig. 100 s-Pe. coa,ter Sets.
49e
81 Orig. l.ls s-Pe. Sot Dip Sets,
69e
81 Orig. 1.Is MetoI Bake GrilIs,
4ee
81 Orig. 4.ss GeIvanizsd wosh
Boilers s--------------z.29
~ Orig. 3.9S MetaI Tilt-Top
Tobles -------------1.98
81 Orig. 79e Gorment Bess, 4se
- Orig. l.29 Wood Shoe Rocks,
69e
5e Orig. l.ss Ape. Chrome Ash
Troy Sets ts----------------79e
43 Orig. l.5s Rubber Covered
Dish Droiners
- Orig. 69e Sleeve Boords, 39e
81 Orig. 4.95 fireplace Wood
Baskets s-----2.95
House Furnishings,
Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Junior Miss ShOp
Leather Goods

50 Orig. z.e5 Genuine Leather
Hondboss, Wood Frames, Large,
Some fobrics- ics---------59"
50 Orig. 4.95 Plostie 8 Genuine
Lsother Hondbass- AT"
20 Orig. 800 Novelty Box Hand-
boss, Plastic and Cordette I.97"
10 Orig. BIS Genuine Leather
Belts -------94e
Is Orig. 100 SmoIi chiIdren's
Boss, HondIe and Shoulder Styles.
pink and blue felt-------77e
*Plus Tar
Leather Goods, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Lingerie

10 Orig. l.7s Royon Crepe Slips,
toilored -------93e
rs Orig. I.Is Rayon Satin and
Crepe Slips, Ioce trimmed and toi-
Iored ---------33e
" Orig. 1873 Botiste Gowns. blue
and red checks ----S7e
80 Orig. 79e Snusfits, 2O1 Wool,
so Royon -----------43e
10 Orig. z.4s Women's Knit Slips,
buiItup shoulders, 25oo wool,
I.73
80 Orig. 69e Royon Panties and
Stepins ---31e
Lingerie, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Coats and Suits

7 Orig. 1895 to z2.5o Misses
Raineoots, Gobordines or Sotins,
500
3 Orig. 1895 Sport coots 1888
20 Orig. 1895 Misses 6 Women's
Lightweight All Wool coots, 1900
Goats and Suits, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
RUG CLEARANCE!
SAGE Up to 500

6 Orig 225O 9xl2' Reversible Rugs, 11.50
, Orig. 34.95 9xl2' Reversible Rugs, 1895
Z Orig $3.50 ox15' Reversible Rugs, $3.50
6 Orig. 81 IS 8'3"xlO'o" Rev. Rugs, 1875
Orig. 21.o5 8'3"xlO'o" Rev. Rugs, 1875
5 Orig. 1895 oxo' Chenille Rugs--10.95
3 Orig. Il so 6xo' Reversible Rugs--7.o5
| Orig 5o.o5 ox9' Cotton Oriental Rug,
handsome desien-----------39.95
Orig. 1900 l0xl3' Cotton OrientoIs,
rich looking coIors-
20 Orig 3.o5 24x34" Shog Rues----l.e7
20 Orig 5.95 24x48" Shog Rugs 2.87
Is Orig. 2o5 3x5' Oval Jute Rugs = eee
IS Orig. 6.o5 oxlOo" Damaged Felt Bose
Rugs, tile and fIoroI potterns - 800
80 Orig. 7.o5 oxl2 Damaged Felt Bose
Rugs, tile and fIoroI patterns - 3.9o
| Orig. o8 SO ox12' Velvet--------74.50
| Orig 134 SO oxl5' Administer
Orig 5o.o5 8'o"xl2' Tan Rug --41.95
Rugs, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Boys Clothing

IA Orig. 4.ss Jr. Wool Ploid
Shirts - l.79
Z Orig. 1898 Knieker Suits, sizes
1917 ------7.98
80 Orig. l.69 Button On Biouses,
sizes 40; soiIed d--------54 SIC
Is Orig. l.3s Sweet Shirts, sizes
S, M M-------------99e
$ Orig. sse kaxoreth Winter
Shirts, irreeulor, broken sizes, 2se
II Orig. 1893 AII-Wool Sport
coots, pIoid --------7.s8
s Orig. 1913 Trench Roineoets.
sizes 6-l2 ------z.S8
20 Orig. l.ls Polo Shirts. broken
20 Orig. 1873 Corduroy overeII,,
sizes 8 to 7------1.59
80 Orig. l.2e Winter Union Suits.
sizes $40 O------88e
40 Orig. l.69 Sport and Dress
Shirts, perfect and irreeulor. bro
ken sizes ---------------4Se
SO Orig. I.39 BroodeIoth Paia-
mas, sizes 4-8 ----54e
IS Orig. I.5s Jr. Dunsarees. sizes
Boys Clothing, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
COrSefs & Gis'1IeS

II Orig. $50 corssiettes. by
Vogue, sotin with lace upIft bro,
small sizes ----z.99
IS Orig. $50 Wired Brossieres,
adjustable shoulder strops, white
or teorose sotin, 32-38 99e
100 Orig. 1.25-2.oo UpIift Bros.
nylon mesh, broodeIoth or royon
sotin. Slight irregs., sizes 32-3o,
5se
50 Orig. 1873 EIostie Penty Cir
dies, removable crotches and eor-
tiers, sizes small and medium, 100
43 Orig. 2.5o-3.50 Long Line
Bros, some buiItup shoulders, sizes
3e to 48 ----------1.4e
"a Orig. ZOO Broeade Garter
Belts. size 80 only --.---3se
" Orig. ZOO Lightly Boned Cir
dies. side hook, apron back, fig
ured coutiIe, broken sizes--l.39
II Orig. 7.5o kyIon GirdIes. talon
side closing, l4-l6-in. lengths,
broken sizes, 1881 ---3.es
s Orig. 500 EIostie corseIettes,
upIift bro tops Of broodcIoth. sizes
81 -------79e
80 Orig. 3.s5-5.e5 Girdles, odd
lots Of step-in or side hook, soft or
s0"ed 3 ofis. s.e5-io.oo Di.eontinusS .S
"Whirleze" GirdIes, vorious
lengths. broken sizes ----2.99
Is Orig. .3.e5 Extro Size Two
Way Stretch Ponties, all first
quality ----1.9S
30 Orig. 7.ss Rubber corseIettes,
by Fruit of the LOOM" front
closp, back Ioee, sizes 36-4s, 6.e5
Second Floor
Shoes
II Orig. 2.98 Women's Leather
Sole Slippers, oil sizes. .----l.Ss
so Orig. I.69 Mems Leather Sole
Slippers, Ieotherette uppers- -SSe
Shoes, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
s Orig. 2.95 Rhinestone Pin and
Earring Sets .88"
"a Orig. 2.95 MetoI Belts - 1881
II Orig. 1.95 MetoI Belts LOO"
8 Orig. 500 ZELL Compoet and
Cigarette cose Sets--------3.95
s Orig. 1000 Stretch Bracelets,
$685.
4 Orig. 1900 Stretch Bracelet and
Loeket Sets --10.00*
5 Orig. 1895 to $500 Rensie IT.
Jewel Mems Watches es----29.95H
II Orig. 1875 Mems Tie Chains
g. Color Pins 1.00*
*PIus 2O% Federal Tax
Je,Delry, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Mems CIOthii,q

7 Orig. 9.e7 AH-WooI Leisure
jackets, two tone, small only, 3.77
5 Orig. 8.9S Better Royon Stocks,
light shodes, sizes 3O-34---3.77
9 Orig. 1850 AIi-Wool 0vereoots,
aroy, double breasted, sizes 35-4O,
1000
II Orig. e.s7 Gobordins Roin-
coats, ton, sizes 36-42 ---7.7
Mems Clothing, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Reg. 3.99
Misses
UNIFORMS
l. A

Attroetively styled in
blue or tan. For maids,
nurses, beouticions. Wrop
around. Sizes 12-l4
only.
Uniforms, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-27
YuIe Dream of st. Vincent's Girl
Made True by Fairfax Family

ing excitement. Later she shared
dinner and the neighborly visits that
Christmas means to folks at home.
Today her excitement continued
as she played with the toys and
looked at the doll and the clothes
that had been under the Christmas
tree for her, and she looked forward
to the days she will spend with
Peggy Ann and the Scarburehs
until New Year day, when she goes
back to St. Vincent's.
The incest Christmas I ever had"
she exclaimed.
Sergt. John Venting, neighbor
of the Scarburghs, assigned to Air
Transport Command officer at
Gravelly Point, where Capt. Scar
burgh works in the budget and
fiscal division, takes the little girl
to church regularly.
This was not the first time the
couple had added to holiday pleas
ures by sharing them with a young
ster who might otherwise miss a
family Christmas. They had done
the same thing before shortly after
their marriage three years ago, be-
fore adopting Peggy Ann, Mrs. Scar
burgh explained.
Both were surprised by the idea
of publicity. and Capt. Scarburgh
seemed a little distressed.
This is something we do because
we want to do it," he said.
Evening star., 1947-12-27

the promise Of God, THE Promised
Kingdom" Sunday at II am. At
8 pm. a sound motion picture,
Babe Of Bethlehem" will be shown.
Calvary Methodist-As student rec
ognition service will be held at 8
pm. tomorrow. The youth chorus
will sing and Amos Stone, Wake
Forest College: Raymond Via. West
ern Maryland College, and Miss
Ruth Dryden, graduate of Couch
er College, will speak on Our World
and Ourselves"
Luther Place Memorial-The choir
and organ will present a program
of Christmas music with selections
by the great composers, Mendels-
sohn and Handel. During the aft
ernoon and evening the Senior Lu-
ther League will conduct services at
the District Training School and at
the Glendale Sanatcrium. At pm.
the Young Peoples Luther League
will participate in New Year pro-
gram.
West Washington Baptist-A can
tata, THE Shepherds Christmas"
will be rendered by the senior choir
at II am. At pm, Student Night
at Christmas"
Petworth Methodist - The young
people will have supper and serv-
ice by ,candlelight at 6 pm. The
subject is THE Challenge of New
Evening star., 1947-12-27
BerY|Iium Corp. Elects
o. 7. EnqIehart President

Otto T. Englehart, former special
assistant to the Attorney General,
has been elected president of the
Beryllium Corp, it was announced
yesterday at Reading, Pa.
Mr.. Englehart, whose Offices are
at 1419 street NV. has been act
ing president Of the company since
the death of Julian S. Gravely last
November 10, the Associated Press
reported. His home is at 1901 Haw-
thorne street NV.
Mr.. Englehart, a graduate Of the
University Of Indiana. was counsel
and vice president Of the alloy ma
terials company in 1946 and earlier
this year. He practiced law here in
1945 after spending II years as spe-
cial assistant to the Attorney Cen
ersl
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Panel 10 Hold Discussion
OF Parents School Boycott

Reasons for the parent boycott of
Blow and Webb schools will be dis
cussed by a panel of speakers over
Radio Station WOOK at noon to-
morrow.
To be heard are DR.. Martin Jen-
kins, educational consultant to the
District branch of the National
Association for the Advancement OF
Colored People; DR.. Frank Davis,
the Rev. Kenneth P. Barnes, Mrs.
Nellie v. Greene, and Robert L.
Taylor. managing editor of the
Washington edition of the Pitts
burgh Courier.
AL have appeared before the
Board Of Education at various times
in opposition to the transfer of the
two white elementary schools which
precipitated the boycott on Decem-
Der 3.
The radio station announced this
program will be the first in a series
Of forums to be held each Sunday
on subjects of local and national
interest.