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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08
Many Deaths
In County
During Week
Mabel E. Marklev

Mrs. Mabel E. Markley died OF
Thursday, April at the home O
her daughter, Mrs. Helen M. Moul
den, $50 Anderson, Avenue, Rock
vile. Mrs. Moulden is owner of tn,
Rockville Gift Shop. Funeral sery
ices for Mrs. Markley were hell
on April 3 at Humphreys Colonia
Funeral Home in Rockville, with
interment at FIT Lincoln Gene
tery'h l8eH ~ 8aaYiile d.r4
Aecs Rudolph Martin fats
Rudolph Martin, who for severa
years was proprietor of the Little
Dutch 'Inn'' in Rockville, died al
his home lin Washington on Tues
day, March 30. He is survived BY
his wife, Ellen M. Martin, a daugh.
ter, Mrs. Beverly Weaver and "a
son, Wilbert. He was a brother te
Mrs. William E. Welt, Rockville
Services were held on April 2 al
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home of VIM. Reuben Humphrey
and interment was. in Rockville
Union Cemetery. @ 8aa.s... J,
Mrs. Marian Martin 2
Mrs. Marian Martin, 10, a native
of Olney, and the daughter of the
late Josiah and Mary Barnsley
Jones, died on Saturday, April 3
at Suburban Hospital. Mrs. Martin
is survived by three sisters, Mrs.
Henry Howard, Brookeville, Mrs.
George T. Barnsley and Mrs. Julia
v. Thornton, both of Olney. Fun
eral services were held at the
Blessed Sacrament Church, Chevy
Chase and burial was in st. Johns
Episcopal Church Cemetery, near
Mrs, Martins family home in
Olney.
Anna P. Bradley
Mrs. Anna P. Bradley, wife of
the late Joseph H. Bradley, owners
of Bradley Farm on the Rockville
Pike, died at Lenox, Mass. on We'd
nesday, March 81. Mrs. Bradley is
survived by daughter, Mrs. Mary
Watkins and one grandchild.
Eleanor r. MOlesworth
Other county residents who died
during the week include Eleanor
R. Wordsworth, aged % years, wife
of ]. Raymond Molesworth, who
died on March 81 at her home,. Mt.
Airy. The daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bate Watkins, of Clagetts-
vile, she is also survived by an
18 month old son, Jean Raymond,
Jr. Funeral services were held on
Saturday, April 8 at the Montgom-
cry Methodist Church with inter-
ment in the Church cemetery.
James T. Purdum
James Tilghman Purdum dice
at his home in Jamestown or
Tuesday, March 80. Mr.. Purdum
is survived by his widow, Mrs
Carrie Higdon Purdum, two sons
and daughter. Services for Mr.
Purdum were held from Gartner's
Funeral Home, Gaithersburg on
April l with interment at barnes
town.
Annie J. Hill
Funeral services for Annie
Joseph Hill of Travilah, who dice
at her home on Thursday, April 1
were held on Saturday at her late
home and interment was in Forest
Oak Cemetery, Gaithersburg. Mrs
Hill, the wife of James w. Hill
was the daughter of Samuel ]
and Annie M. Lowe, who survive
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08
G'Burg Junior Class
Plan Girls Drag Dance

The Junior Class of Gathers
burg High School plans to sponsor
a Girls Drag Dance on Friday,
April 16. The dance will be. held
from $50 to 1870 in the school
gym. Music will be provided by the
latest popular records.
The Junior Class is raising the
money for the Annual Junior
Senior Prom to be held this year
on Nav % at Indian Spring Coun-
try Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08
Probably

Three of four cats that inherit
ed part of a $4,000 estate in San
Francisco have disappeared. Prob
ably afraid of being pestered by
persons wishing to help them
spent it.-Philadclphia Bulletin.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08
Gladstone Self-Denial

This year many a nabob would
give up his chauffeur and limeou-
sire for a front seat on the band
agon-Arkansas Gazette. e
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08
Only

"She was only a bootlegger's
daughter but l love her still."-
Quonset Scout, U. s. Naval Air
Station, Quonsot Point, Il. |.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08

Little people criticize those who
are trying to accomplish something
worthwhile.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08
Free Sf0fe
N { w S
Items OF Interest
From The Counties

| iffYsi 1fts 11fsssf1 FTIf.FF7l 7.
Salisbury - In a recent speech
before group of Wicomico and
Dorchester County physicians, DR..
Richard w. Kieffer, medical di-
rector of the Maryland Hospital
Service, outlined a newly, proposed
medical care plan which would
cover hospital surgical care on q
group plan in the same manner as
Blue Gross covers disqualification
expenses, The plan, drawn by the
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
Of Maryland, was said to have re-
ceived the qualified endorsement Of
the group.
4 Aberdeen-There was open, house
at Aberdeen Proving Grounds ON
Army Day, Tuesday, April 9th.
Included among the exhibits to- be
shown was the armys largest
bomb, weighing $4,000 pounds, The
Va, rocket propelled missile
manufactured and used by the
Germans in World War II, was
also scheduled to be on exhibition,
along with many types of arms.
and ammunition used both by the
United States and foreign nations
in modern warfare.
Towson-In a recent booklet, en-
titled Improving Government in
Dundalk," DR.. Joseph NJ, Ray, d.
rector of the University of Mary
land Bureau of Public Administra-
ton, recommended, among other
things, better representation for
individual communities in the
county. His suggestion for such
representation and unification was
to enlarge the Office of the County
Commissioners to create a County
Council of several members and
establish branch offices in each
major community. The county gov
eminent would be coordinated by
the creation of the office of Coun-
ty Manager for the entire county.
He also recommended a charter
and the establishment of a merit
system in the county.
Glen Burnie - The rapidly in
creasing population of thu Glen
Burnie area was given recently as
6,200. According to statistics of
the Sanitary Commission, from 80
to so families are moving here
weekly and the population is ex-
pected to reach the 1900 mark by
the end of 1949. The rapid increase
in population is largely response
BILE for growing pains in Anne
Arundel County, causing a serious
problem for county officials in
providing adequate schools and
public facilities for the new resi-
dents. - ce
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08


Centreville States Attorney
Edward Turner is continuing his
investigation of Unemployment
Compensation payments in Queen
Anne's County. Not only is he linn
iting his investigation to the justi-
fication of the various claims but
is reported to be endeavoring to
determine whether State employees
are properly administering the dis
bursement of funds. Claimants of
unemployment benefits were said
to have dropped from 80 to 80 dur
ing the previous week.
Upper Marlboro = County Com
missioners were scheduled to sign
the Prince Georges County budget
for 1948-49 last Thursday, with
the new tax rate set at $1.97. A
larger increase over last years
rate was anticipated but William
A. Carson, president of the Board,
stated that the slight two-cent in
crease was possible due to the re-
ceipt of $75O,O00 in revenue from
unanticipated sources and the CO.
operation of the School Board and
County Engineer in reducing their
budget requests, He also pointed
out that re-assessments had in
creased property valuations APP
proximately Is million dollars.
Ellicott City-In a hearing, held
in the Circuit Court for Howard
County last week, it was ruled that
Judge Marvin 1. Anderson, newly
appointed Judge in the Fifth Judi
cial Circuit, would not have to
stand for election until 1850. The
question was raised by Noah A.
.Hillman, Annapolis attorney who
sought a writ of mandamus to re-
quire the Election Boards of the
three counties - Carroll, Howard
and Anne Arundel - to place his
name on the ballot this year. At.
tcrney General Hall Hammond
filed a demurrer to the mandamus
petition, contending that Judge
Anderson was entitled to serve one
year before q congressional cleo
tion. Judge James Clark was on
the bench. r
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08

Nz11al1zee1e9--ee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Il Originally 300
MOMENTS RAYON
KNIT GOWNS

Yoke top with collar. Holt sleeve
for wormth. Teorose - 40
and blue. Sizes "a /
to 40 in the group Il
II Orig. 500 Lsee-Trim Trieot
Royon Knit Jersey Shorty Poio-
mos. Teorose and blue. Sizes
3o to AZ in the group --5.o5
3 Orig. 500 Cotton Union Suits.
Medium weight. Long sleeved.
high necked, ankle length. open
scot. SoiIed. White in size
40 only ENTHUSIASTICALLY so
Knit UnderWear, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co., Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

III pr. Originally 1895 to 1895
WOMEk'S SHOES
4.95
Fomous brond shoes. in patents,
suede Golf and kid. Black brown.
navy and some green. Plain
pumps, step-in pumps. strops and
sling pumps. High and medium
heels. Broken sizes 4 to 10.
in morrow or medium widths.
81 pr. Originally 1895 .Fsmous
Arch Aid Shoes. Crushed kid step
in pumps, black colt step-in
pumps, closed toe and heel; novy
Golf step-in pump; black colf tie,
open toe. low pIotform sole. All
have medium and cubon heels.
Broken sizes 5 to 10 in the group.
Marrow and medium widths 8.85
Womens Shoe Salon, .....-
Third Floor, The Hech Co.
$50 Prs. Orig. l.65 and lbs
kyIon Hosiery
So poir
FuIl-foshioned nylons in size 812
only. Extra long length hosiery
in 10, 1OI7 and u. A few seam
less nyIons in the group.
Hosiery, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co., Washinsfo"
$50 Poirs Originally 100
Brushed Royon Gloves
So pot
Discontinued styles Of fomous
Fownes gloves! Broken sizes.
Black or brown.
80 Originally 3.9s imported
Kidskin Gloves, block only; sizes
6H4 and 6R only----I.6s
100 Originally I 80 Shorty Cope
skin Gloves, vent back; black or
white; broken sizes l.39
40 Originally 500 cork-eeIored
Pisskin Gloves -----2.S9
Gloves. Street Floor,
Tile Hecht Co., Washington
100 Originally LIZ
FOLDING RULES
49,
Six feet long. Folds to OPP
proxinoteIy 6-inch lengths. Dur
obIe Plastic.
II Orig. 3.6e Bsass Door Knock
ers, Colonial desion-------Z.59
Hardware. It'll Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
SPREADS, DRAPES
VANITY SKIRTS

SPREADS, DRAPES
VANITY SKIRTS
Some one ond two Of O
kind. Floor samples and
odds and ends from our
stock reduced for quick
clearance.
I Orig. sos Cushion Dot
Curtoins. Cotton morqui-
settle. Floor sonpIe. SoiIed.
81 pr.
/ Orig. SOS Rose chint.
Crib Spread ----------$l
I Orig. 1875 White Or
ssondy Spreod. Red trim.
Twin size. Sold os is, 1875
z Orig. sos White Or
CANDY Pillow Shems. Red
trim ---------l.95
T. ORIG. 6.SS Ross Nenify :
Skirt. Cotton rnorauisette.
Floor sompIe-----l.98
1 Orig. 6.9S Brown Check
Ginshom vsnity Skirt.
Soiled -------1.98
| Orig. 7.s5 Botes Drapes.
"Lourel ond Lace" pattern.
Floor somple ----2.99 ps.
l Orig. 7.95 Botes Double
Size Spread. Laurel ond
Loce" pottern. Floor
sompIe ----------2.s9
S Orig. 1875 Reyon Tot
.feto Drapes. 4 rose, z
blue. Solled 3.95 pr.
3 Orig. l4.s5 Royon. Satin
Dropss. Aqua. Floor
sompies -----3.s5 pr.
! Orig. 1875 Pink FIoroI
Chintz Vonity Skirt, 3.95
| Orig. 7.s5 crinkie Crepe
Print Dropes 3.s5 pr.
! Orig. s.s5 Ripple
Tufted Spread. Pink.
Twin size. Sold as is,
Orig. 1875 Green Print
Dropes. Rosebud pottern.
3.95 Pr.
I Orig. 1895 Ginshom
Skirt. Brown floral pot
tern. Soiled- -----4.e5
Orig. 1875 Rayon sotin
prope.. EeesheII. Soteen
lined. SoiIed-----4.95
l Orig. 9.s5 Botes RuffIed
spreod. Blue stripe. Dou-
bic size. Sold os is--4.s5
3 Orig. 1875 White Or
9onoy SpSeooss o1e
rose trim or oil white.
Twin size. Soiled- --4.95
l Orig. 1926 Ginshom
Dropes. Brown fIoroI pot
tern. SoiIed pr.
Z Orig. 1875 Quilted
Reyon Teffete Drepes.
Rose -6.95
Z Orig. 1898 Quilted Top
Rsyen Taffeto Spreads.
Twin size. Blue. Sold os
is ------7.95
Bedsbreads, 9Th Floor
The Hschf Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Women's ond Misses
Coots and Snits

4 Orig. 1895 .wsmen'.
An-wool Toppers. grey. in
sizes 39R to4l 1880
4 Orig. lz.s5 Women.
Rayon Tuxedo-Style Top
pers. Navy, in sizes 2Oh
to 24h $3.50
! Orig. $500 AIl-WeoI
Topper. Navy in size
Al Y ---------I4.oo
! Orig. 1895 An-wooI
Suit. Grey, in size 80 ".
500
I Orig. 1875 Topper.
Navy, 500 royon. 4o9o
wool properly Iobeled os
to eontent). Size Al u,
$ Orig. 1926 TropiesI
Royon Suits. White, black
in broken sizes 500
8 Orig. 1925 Royon Junior
Miss BoIlerino Suits. Beige
only, in sizes 9 and ",
500
I Orig. 1895 Royon FaiIIe
Suit. Block in size 22H,
500
Budget Salts and Goats.
Third Floor MexSasins,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

Portraits, birds, fIoroIs, scenes,
landscapes. Nicely frqmed in
Furnished gold toned or ontiqued
white fromes. Sizes llxl4 to
28x34 in. Frames imperfect.
Pictures, 9th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
CLEARANCE OF
CREAMS 8 LOTIONS

All Prices Include Tox
IS Originally $50 Vide Roy
Cleansing Cream zoe
4oS Originally soc Vide Roy
Deodoront cream -----3oe
1873 Originally $50 Vide Roy
"Dermaskin" --1.55
- Originally 1.2o Vide Roy
Hand Lotion
3 Originally $50 BoIsom Fresh
Clearance Of Moke Up
2o2 Originally 100 Vide Roy
Lipstieks Soc
z8l Originally $50 FereI Des-
Tin Color Film Powder Bose.
soc
s4s Originally I.zs FsreI De.-
tine Lipstieks Soc
24s Originally 1.20 Fine Tex
ture Face Powder soc
Clearance Of CoIoenes
and Tolcum
81 Originally 10 Ferel Des-
hin Colosnes ---47e
$50 Originally Soc Farel Des-
tin Toleum ------------Z3s
l92 Originally $50 GoIIivont-
ing Cologne
143 Originally 50 Vida Roy
ToIcuns
Cosmetics, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
GIRDLES AND
PANTIE GIRDLES!

Royon sotin Iostex, loce and
and royon sotin. Broken sizes. in
nude, white or black.
az Orig. 500 TO sos. Now l.s5
81 Orig. $50 to 7.95, Now 2.s5
IS Orig. $50 to 1000, Now s.95
Corsefs, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Towel Clearance

$50 II PERI. Soc Common Both
Towels. Solid coIors. Large Tx
A in. -39e
21s Orig. 3se end 4se Foes
Towels. PopuIor pIoid patterns.
Choice Of colors- for 5
40 Orig. lie and ice Wosh
Cloths ---S for 5
$40 Orig. 5se and ese Cannon
Both Towels. All first quality.
Pioids and solid eoIors. With
dolby border -----2 for s.
10 Orig. 500 and 4.ss Shower
Curtoin Sets. Printed Plastic.
Won't crack. peel, mildew. Set,
7.es
ToweIs, 5th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

IS Orig. 4.s5 to $50 Dressed
rs. Completely dressed dolls
ia painted eyes and hair, soft
2dies, II and IA inches long.
..oor samples
2 Orig. 2.ss MetoI choirs with
arm rests, black and red 1863
! Orig. 1925 Doll cooeh with
storm shield, rubber tires, mo-
room simulated Leather. Floor
Somple ----5.9S
z Orig. 1875 Sand Boxes, scots
on 4 sides, adjustable oonopy,-
I Orig. 1895 sond Box with
steel bottom; muIti-oolored CON-
opy can be raised, lowered,
tilted ----8.9s
I Orig. 1895 VeIoeipede' with
wagon ottoched, adjustable scot
and hondlebor. lo-in. front
wheels, os is-----lZ.9S
Toys, 3rd Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

Domooed or incorrectly initioled.
Prices include tax.
Z Originally 400 Topssain Cow
hide Mems Two Suffers 5000
Z orisinoIIy 1910 3l-lneh Foot
Locker Trunks. fiber covered over
plywood ------------S.oo /
I Originally $500 Lido" Troin
Cose, red with white rowhide trim,
400
I Originally 2I.oo Ladies' 1e-
800
/, Originally $500 Non. eenu-
inc Leether Two Suffer --2l.oo
I Originally $40 2e-Ineh
"AmeIis Esrhart" PuIInon Cose.
Iody's INSTRUMENTATION
! orisinoIIy 400 Genuine Pig
skin Wardrobe coss. lody's 1900
! Originally 1920 Ledys IS
Inch Overnight cose 500
I Originally 1900 Lody's 49,
Inch Overnight Case. moroon
covered ----9.O0
I Originally $500 ls-Ineh Gen.
uine cowhide Overnight cose.
lody's -------l5 500
] Originally $3.50 29-Ineh Lido"
PulImon Cose, in green and row.
hide bound 5000
] Originally IS. so 2e- Inch Lido"
Lady's PuIImon cese. in blue
ond rowhide bound 800
I Originally $500 76-Ineh "stor
Croft" Ledy's Pullman cose. oIIi-
ootor leather bound 5000
Originally $500 2s-Ineh Ledy's
PuIImen cose. grey cover and blue
leather bound $500
Originally 5000 Inch Ledy's
Weekend cose -----24.o0
I Originally 1900 26-Ineh Ledy's
Pullmon CoSe, to match above,
Originally 400 2e-Ineh Ledy',
Pullman Cose, moroon----l8.00
Originally $500 2e-Ineh Lody's
PulImon cese- 90
I Originally $500 10 Inch
"Mobin Mode" Lody's PuIImen
Cose ------2l.00
J Originally 5I.oo ls-Ineh
American Tourist" Lody's Hot
ond Shoe Box 5000
3 Originally 5.94 Lodies Troin
5 Originally 7.so to 1900 Ladies'
Vonity Coses ----4.S0
l Originally 1000 ledies
Leather Jewel Box $50
IS Originally 1880 Genuine
Leether Jewel ceses. English
mode -5.95
Luggage, Street Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

Seconds! Famous Make Sheets
Seconds! $50 Spring Mills Heavy Duty Muslin
Sheets Labeled Severn" Woven 40
threads to the square inch. No flaws to = 40
effect the wear. Size 8lxlO8-in. ~
:::: ,; t:s;':: :1:':"" *':: '" %
Sheets, Sh Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Is Hand-painted Headboards in
natural, green, red, black ??.??
10 Twin Size. Were $3.50. Now
SITS
Double Size. Were $62.50. Now
$3h25
1 Sofa Bed, rose cotton cover. Was
$120.50. Now ow----S79.5 so
l Barrel Boudoir Chair, cherry
cotton cover. Was s50.50. Now
$3.50
1 Tub Barrel BoudOir Chair,
cherry stripe cover. Was $43.50.
Now SIS
1 Modern Midriff Boudoir Chair,
lime cover. Was $39. Now SIS
1 Barrel Boudoir Chair, cherry
cover. Was $46.5o. Now S25
Large Barrel Back Chair, blue
floral cover. Was $85. Now, $3.50
l Whitney Maple Cricket Chair.
As is. Was $41.50. Now SIS
1 Whitney Maple Cricket Chair.
AS is. Was $38. Now SIS
l Complete Bedroom Suite. Was
S642.50. Now S479
Is Bed Pillows, 10Go goose down,
900 goose feathers. Were 1928.
Now ---------$5.75
Evening star., 1948-04-08
A fine
TONIC FOR
FREE ENERGY

Do you feel like you are tied to drag
everytime you try to do something? II
30, don't let low blood count hold you
down when you may release vibrant
energy to every muscle, fibre, cell.
Every day-every hour-millions OF
tiny red-blood-cells must pour forth
from the marrow Of your bones to re-
place those that are worn-out. A low
blood count may affect you in several
ways: no appetite, underweight, no
energy, q rundown condition, lack OF
resistance to infection and disease.
To get real relief you must keep up
your blood strength. Medical authorities,
BY analysis of the blood, have by posi-
tive proof shown that SIS Tonic Is
amazingly effective in building up low
blood strength in non-organic nutri-
tional anemis. This Is due to the SSS
Tonic formula which contains special
and potent activating ingredients.
Also, SIS Tonic helps you enjoy the
food you eat by increasing the gastric
digestive Juice when 1t is non-organi-
cally too little or scanty-thus the stom-
acn will have little cause to get balky
with gas. bloat and give OF that sour
food taste.
Don't wait! Energize your body with
rich, red-blood. Start on SIS Tonic now.
AS vigorous blood surges throughout
your whole body. greater freshness and
strength should make you eat better,
sleep better, feel better, work better,
play better, have a healthy color glow In
your skin-firm flesh fill out hollow
places. Millions Of bottles sold. Get Q
bottle from your drug store. SIS Tonic
helps Build Sturdy Health.
Evening star., 1948-04-08

Mccarthy. Fred and Mary, girl.
Pillow, John and Anita, boy.
Rubin, William and Ella, boy.
Schoo, Jack and Janet, girl.
shatarsky, Samuel and Rose. boy.
Sisk, Wade and Emma, boy.
Smith. Bruce and Catherine, boy.
aRIoa Ssoa Paul rIansis sns aaoyn snd Isnbels girl
sorps isas asnman ana and dhsTsS csTss SGz ss
weightman, Robert and Marian. girl,
ssabinston. James and Estelle, boy.
Berrett, Walter and Elizabeth, girl.
Br1nton. John and Mary, girl.
Burnett, Leslie and Helen, boy,
coniin, John and Constance, % SRI. ri.
Cullen. Vincent and Meave, girl
piToto, Qrssto and Catherine. girl.
Esansb Earafs tdsaps 5ossps and and MaEsy s boT girl
Ford John and semira. Boy.
Gates: Raymond and Edith. boy
Guardia,, Ferdinando an, Eleanor, sirl.
Hurd, Ethan and Edna, girl.
kelly George and Barbara, girl.
kaapey wam nTan1 AND and S1eyn SSes si5 5av
LeSage,. Alfred and Margie, boy.
Mara, Andrew and Villa, girl
Moreland, Joseph and Margaret, girl.
sandin, Clinton and Norma, girl.
Seto. Grant and Alice, boy.
Siebert, Robert and Martha, girl.
Smith, Lorne and Mabel, girl.
Stenman. Harold and Ruth, girl.
Swift, James and Catherine. girl.
Taylor. William and Betty, boy.
Thoreson, Tilford and Elizabeth, boy.
Tuve, Richard and Maxine, girl
Wells. Richard and Florence, girl.
Beasley, James and Gloria, girl.
Burnley Milford and Ralvetta. girl.
Grice, John and Thedbest, girl.
Keys, James and Christine, boy.
Porter, Carroll and Mary. girl
Stewart, Alnhonso and Josephine. boy.
Whiteheld, Martin and Susie, girl.
Brown, Joseph and Cecil, girl
Clayton Ralph and Resale. boy.
Green Henry and Rosella, boy.
Har~on, Leroy and Hattie. girl
Parscn, Bernard and Vernell. girl.
emi h, Loon and Dolores. girl
White. Elisah and Johnsie, girl.
Evening star., 1948-04-08

Doe-finished Lombskin and Suedes.
$50 pairs, 4-button length white mocha
suede gloves. All hand sewn. Sizes oA,
eh, e74. 7 and 7A. Were So, Nov ox
5 poirs shorties, black doa- tia;shed-
Ionbskin, pique sewn. Sizes GA. oR.
os4, 7. Were So. Now------S3.e5
Is poirs, 4-button length. hond-seWn,
doe-fnished-Iombskin gloves. Block.
Sizes oM, oR, ga and 7. Were -:
Now ----------------
IS poirs pque-sewn, doe finished
lonbskin. Brown and navy. Sizes 8,
eA, e1z, ga and w. Were ST: Now
$3.50
10 pors, 8-button length. classic doe
n-finished- Ionbskin gloves. Brown.
Sizes 6, 6A, ga, 7. Were $3.50:
Now -S5.95
l3 poirs imported French shorties in
kid and suede combination. Black,
brown and natural. Sizes 62, GA,
7A, 7h. Were Sl0.50 Now--$4.95
9 pairs hond-sewn suede gloves. Hand
detoiIed on back. Block. Sizes o4,
ga. Were Sl2. NoW------$5.95
S poirs 8-button length foncy suede
gloves. Black and brown with gold trim.
Brown in sizes 61z, ga, 7 ". Block in
size 6h. Were Sl8.5 NdM---S8.s5
II poirs suede shorties, hand sewn.
Red. Sizes 6. 6A, oK, ga, 7. Were
SlO.5O. Now $4.95
81 poirs, 8-button length hondsewn
doe-finished-Iombskin gloves. White,
sizes 6, 6A. 6R. ga. Were $3.50:
Nov ---------------------@o.S3
Il poirs 8-button length mocha gloves,
pique sewn side trimming Of copeskin.
Black, sizes oH and 61z. Brown, size
7. Were SIS. Now w-------e-----S5
7 poirs hond-sewn, doe finished
lombskin shorties. Natural color with
ton stitching Button at wrist. Sizes
6M, 6h and ga. Were Sll. Now
S4.o5
poirs 8-button length hond-sewn doe
finished lombskin gloves Block,
sizes 6M, 617. Were $3.50. Now
$5.o5
7 poirs pique sewn, 4-button length
doe finished -lombskin gloves Noturol
'coIor, sizes 6Iz, and 7A. Were S6.
Now
w&I-dioves, First Floor, Aisle 10