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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-04-27
MANTEo PERSONALS

T. G. Dowdy, who has been in
Florida with a shrimping fleet for
several months, arrived at his
home in Manteo last Thursday.
Mrs. R. B. Lennon, who has
been a patient in the Norfolk Cen
eral Hospital for some time, re-
turned to her home near Manteo
last Thursday.
Stafford Berry, USCG. of Cape
May, N. J., is spending a Today
leave at his home here.
Mrs. William Hayman of Jack
sonville, Fla, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Mann.
This is Mrs. Hayman's second Wis
it home in 20 years, the last visit
having been about four years ago.
Sgt. John L. Simpson of Camp
LeJeune spent the weekend at his
home in Manteo.
Roy Davis, Jr., who has been a
patient in Leigh Memorial Hos
pital, Norfolk, following an. acct
dent in which he suffered muscu-
lar injuries, has returned to his
home in Manteo, but will not be
able to return to work for some
time.
Ret. Bradford Fearing return
ed last week to Camp Rucker,
Ala, after visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Fearing, while
on leave.
Mrs. T. S. Meekins has return
ed to her home in Manteo after
receiving treatment at the Abe
marie Hospital in Elizabeth City.
Mrs. John Hayman returned to
her home in Manteo Saturday af-
ter visiting her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Cage Hay
man, at their home in Edenton, for
some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayman
accompanied her to Manteo.
Mrs. Roland Meekins returned
Sunday to her home near Manteo
after spending some time in Nor
folk.
Reuben Payne, u. S. Coast
Guard Of Norfolk, spent the week
end at his home near Manteo.
Gordon Kellogg, Archie Burrus,
Wallace McCown and Bob Smith
of the Manteo Rotary Club attend
ed the District Rotary Convention
at Rocky Mount from Sunday
through Tuesday.
The Fire Department was call
ed to extinguish a woods fire near
the Gus Etheridge home Satur-
day. The fire started in grass near
the woods and was spreading
quickly when the firemen arrived
to take care of the dangerous sit
uation.
Roy Davis, Jr., who was danger
ously injured at his work on a
barge in Virginia recently, was
back home in Manteo and walking
about this week. His early conval-
escence and release from the hos
pital was surprise to his
friends. He says that he feels well
and has been instructed to exer-
else lightly until his recovery is
complete.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-04-27
Don't store outside the kitchen

Don't store outside the kitchen
in pantry, basement, dining
room, back room, cellarway, milk
house or porch-items that are
used often in preparation of three
meals a day. Shorten your walk
distance simply by providing
work space near sink and refrig-
orator. Too often equipment is is
olated from work counters. Many
families continue to keep things
where they have always been kept
instead of taking advantage of the
possibilities offered by their kitch-
ems for storing supplies and equip
ment within easy reach of where
they are used.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-04-27

tan only three of the hotels in
the Mays Head, Kill Devil Hill
sector remain closed and each plan
early openings due to the increas-
ed number of Spring vacationists
coming here. They are the Mays
Header, the Wilbur Wright and
the Arlington. Opening recently
and now well patronized by spring
guests here for the fishing or va
cationing have been First Colony
Inn, Parkerson's Hotel, Kitty
Hawk Hotel and Kill Devil Inn.
Opened for the Spring season also
are The Carolinian and Cavalier
Courts, which remained open
throughout the winter season.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-04-27
WANCHESE PUPILS OFFER
MUSICAL PLAY TONIGHT

The Wanchese school will hold
it's closing program of the school
year Friday night, April 27, at
7:45 p. m. The program is to be a
musical play, The Sleeping Beau
ty," presented by the pupils of
grades one, two and three, Mrs.
C. s. Meekins is directing the per-
Torrance. A small admission
charge will be made.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-04-27
THANKS, FRIENDS

The Senior class of Manteo
High School would like to express
their sincere appreciation to those
who so generously contributed
their costumes for the presenta-
ton of our play, 'The Yellow
Jacket"
Evening star., 1951-01-22
Uncle Rays Corner
A dance which many persons Iii

A dance which many persons like
to watch is known as the ballet
pronounced "BAL-ay" or "ba.
LAY" with the first "a" sound al
in "add'9.
This kind Of dancing goes back
several centuries. 1t is performed
on a stage. and is chiefly a dance
for women, though, men take part
at times
The first ballet to win public fame
was produced by order OF a French
queen 370 years ago. This queen
was Catherine de Medici. Born and
reared in italy, she became the
wife of King Henry II. After his
death, three of her sons held the
throne In turn. Their strong-willed
mother did a great deal of the
ruling, acting through youths or
young men who held the royal title
Catherine was well along in years
reached the age of g.
when the Comic Ballet of the
Queen" was produced. The cost
was high running to 400, 900 crowns.
There was a story in that ballet,
told with the help of music and
poety as well as dancing. A Greek
hero was charmed by Circe, but
at last was set free with the help
Of the gods.
News OF the event spread over
Evening star., 1951-01-22
Answer to PIRoUErTE,

peter. peer. peter. pert. petite, pettier.
pitter, pier, poet, pore. port. potter pour,
pouter. pure. puree, putter, puttee, repute,
riot ripe, rite, route, roue, rope, rote,
rout, otter, outer. utter. erupt, tire, tier,
toupee, tore, topper, tout, tour. tort. true,
trout, trot, tret. troupe, trite, tree, trio,
trope, trip tripe, tutor.
Evening star., 1951-01-22

4 Europe, and the words and musical
scores were sent abroad.
Other ballets were performed al
the French court and two French
kings Zone of them Louis XIV took
part in some of them.
| Paris remained the chief center
of the ballet, but with the passing
of time ballets were performed In
various countries on both sides OF
the Atlantic.
We think Of dancers in ballet
using their toes much Of the time
If not all. This is true OF present
day ballets, but the toe-dancing
custom can be traced back hardly
century and half. It became
common after shoes of a special
kind were designed; these made II
possible for dancer to use the
toes as a support for a longer
period.
Early in the past century, a Gus
tom arose of using wires to make
dancers "fly through the air." The
wires hung from the ceiling, and
were fastened to the dancers before
they appeared. Then there were
aerial flights across the stage.
Ten illustrations by Frank e: Pape
appear in the picture leaflet "Africas
People and Customs" II you want
bearing @ a Scent stamp to uncle Ray
In care Of The Star
Evening star., 1951-01-22
Word Come
Find Is or more words in
LOQUACIOUS,
meaning, "talkative, chattering. >
Average is Is; limit, 20 minutes.

letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of IS" such rs 'bats. -
cats" are not used. Only one form Of a
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-01-22
Bridge Quiz
By ChorIes H. Goren

BY ShorieS n. 0oren
@. 1-As South you hold:
AAKJ5 VAJ74 oQ96 &5s
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
spade Pass Pass Double
What do you bid now?
With partner who for prsssiSa pesat
point; point; There 4 is no need for PANIC which
ss Pds ssss Sa Win II .na Be M sa m better s easas ass
70 let nature take its course. Pass.
@. 2-As South you hold:
AQ32 0Q2 oJ8642 %97:
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
2 hearts Pass ant Pass
3 spades Pass ?
What do you bid now?
AI is yoIr duty e keep IS bidding i'd unit
ni' Sid S 70 be Ss sSelSed ssen @ thoush You SsSs
psrtner @ ss' has only i foar-card SPADE suit sui
SEss Elm e: az ~: !, hf:ss; :ss;
6e preferable to play with hve-card suit
as trump.
Q. SAs South, vulnerable, you
hold:
AJss 0A2 oK753 %Qs63
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
Pass / spade hearts !?
What do you bid?
A.-with Q likelihood that you can win
two tricks defensiyely; the INDICATED ;sts pro.
true that East may be trying to mspeuver
You out Of position there Tould be an no
Msah Moad fsr be shot od in the DARK
member. If East had not ,nterfered. you
would have no reason to belieye that your
hssd iae eGua Is and contains
spade suit he need need. not stand nd e for the
In spades.
@. Partner opens with one
spade and you hold:
A94 0A864 oAs2 %K976
What do you bid?
proper to respond with two no-trump
Such = response would Be forcing to game.
willing 70 a assume @ at at this time. That type
Of response requires IS points. You should
MAKE . temporary bid and II partner
no-trump.. which wifi describe the strength
Of your hand without being forcing to
Eame.
Q. 5Partner opens with one
spade, and you hold:
AQJ743 062 nK95 @A10 3
What do you bid?
A.-There is. no satisfactory bid with
MS MS a hand; II o Is toS E0od for & two spades a
which guarantees game. Nor is 1t the
proper type for q jump to four. The
two clubs intending to give a spade raise
on the next round.
(Copyright. 1881. by Charles II. Goren.)
Evening star., 1951-01-22

@. 2-As South you hold:
AQ32 0Q2 1J8642 &973
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
2 hearts Pass 2 Mt Pass
3 spades Pass I?
Evening star., 1951-01-22

Q. eAs South, vulnerable, you
hold:
AJSS 0A2 oK753 &Q963
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
Pass spade 4 hearts
Evening star., 1951-01-22
Take Ny Word for Il
By Fronk Colby
What's in q Name.

WnatS In q name.
For some unexplained reason
many readers are writing to MT
these days asking for the pronun.
citation Of the surname of tht
author, Emerson Hough. Let mt
repeat clever verse which wa!
printed here few years ago. The
author is F. E. B. of Albany. N. Y.
I pick up a book
And through it ! plough.
"Ah, here's good story
By Emerson Hough."
Then mother looks up
From kredding her dough:
~You mean q good story
By Emerson Hough."
But big sister hazards
With hesitant cough:
"Dont you mean q story
BIZ Emerson Hough?"
Then brother chimes in
With teI-tale hiccough::
"fHic) you mean a story
By Emerson Hongh." ;"
So please, Mr.. Colby,
With guessing 1De're through.
Should ne say story
By Emerson Hough?
My answer:
OF doubt and confusion
We've had quite enough.
The Dny to pronounce it
Is: Emerson Hough.
@. Will you please list tn.
names of natives by States?-
w. H. T.
A. These are the official term
as used in the Congressional Rec
ord and all other Government
Evening star., 1951-01-22
@. Partner opens with one
spade and you hold:
A94 2A864 oA92 &K976
What do you bid?
@. 5-Partner opens with one
spade and you hold:
AQJ743 062 nK95 %A103
yryI. ..~., l~sLn

this hand. It Is too good for two spades
and not good enough for lump to three
which guarantees game. Nor is 1t the
best bet Is to make temporary bid oi
two clubs Intending to give q spade raise
on the next round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-30
Z Women Fight Off
BURGLAR in Bedroom

Two women fought off an I'M
tidy intruder who tried to binc
| them during a burglary in then
home early yesterday.
| After unsuccessfully trying tc
tie Mrs. Pauline Barnes, 26, cafe
terra counter girl, and her room.
mate, Geraldine Thomas, 20, q
telephone operator, at 3009 Min
nesota avenue Sc, the man flee
with 81. an empty purse and a
scratched face.
Mrs. Barnes told police that
/ she was awakened by her room
mates screams and saw the man
| sitting on the bed. The girls
| struggled with him and he ran
out the door.
Police said the burglar appar-
emily ransacked the house before
trying to tie the women. He took
I$4 from Mrs. Barnes purse, and
I took Miss Thomas empty pocket
/ book.
/ A rope was tied to Mrs. Barnes
wrist. and the man was trying to
tie the other end to Miss Thomas
\ wrist. police said. when Mrs
Barnes awakened. The rope had
been cut from an awning in the
basement -,
/ The intruder was described as
untidily dressed, about S feet II
inches tall and weighing between
| $50 and 100 pounds. Police said
he probably has scratches and
cuts on his face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-30

JARRATT, Va. July 80. - A
Carolina railways bus skidded on
a wet highway near here yesterday
and smashed into a car. killing
both occupants of the automobile
A woman passenger in the car
was identified by State police as
Louise H. Bishop, 46, of Jackson
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Bus Skids Info Auto, Kills Both Occupants

vile, Fla.
State police said a man who was
driving the car bearing Tennessee
license plates still had not been
identified.
Three passengers on the bus
were treated for minor injuries at
Petersburg Hospital and dis
charged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-30
BY The Associated Press

MILLINOCKET, Me-, July 3d.
A 22-year-old woman was recov.
ering today-with no bones
broken-from a hundred-foot fall
Saturday night down the granite
face of Names highest mountain
which left her helpless on a ledge
for seven hours in cold fog.
Marcia Doolittle of Schenec.
tady. N. Y. was reported in gooc
condition at Bangor Hospita:
after her rescue early yesterday
from the mile-high peak of Mount
Katahdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-30

| h Is f ar e well
sermon yester-
day in the post
C h a pc !, W i'll
leave soon for
an assignment
in the Far East
Command.
= native of
Ironwod. Mich,
Chaplain Bean
is a graduate of
N o + t h W e S t.
ern University
a nd of the
Garrett B i bl e
Institute there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-30
Why John Robert Powers Advises His
million DOLLAR powers MODELS
to US. ANYkREAl SHAMPOO!
Give Your Hair This
l0-Nainute GLAMOUR BATH

John Robert Powers - a foremost
authority on feminine beauty =
always advises his gorgeous mil
lion-dollar' models to use only
Kreml Shampoo.
This amazingly identifying
glamour bath" not only thor
oughly cleanses scalp and hair Of
dirt and dandruff scales, but it
leaves hair unbelievably soft, silky,
fairly aglow with natural brilliant
highlights that last for days.
Kreml Shampoo never dries the
hair like so many drying liquid
and cream shampooS. Instead, it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-30
Woman Falls 100 Feet OF Peak, Breaks No Bones

/ Landing on the ledge saved her
from falling another 200 feet into
a basin studded with boulders.
/ Her hiking companion. David
Chapman, %, of Boston, raced
miles to the base of the mountain
for help.
A nurse, game wardens, forest
rangers and lumberjacks removed
the injured woman on an impro-
yised stretcher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-30
Second Army Chaplain
Assigned 10 Far East

Army Chaplain James C. Bean
will end three-year tour of duty
as I'd Army Chaplain at Fort
Meade. Md, tomorrow.
Chaplain Bean, who delivered
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100 Juniors 1895, sl4.95 Cottons. S.. o5

Adorable tissue gnghams striped voes with pert buontrm
sunbacks with touches of rhinestone checked tissue
gnghams with button fronts gnghams
lattice trimmed piqueS crossbar design cotton with
sweetheart neckne hirred bodice snbac pastels
All in rainbow of glorious coors light and dark.
and all in Junior sizes!
5hFLOoR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-30

Nine-tenths of the United States
supply of platinum must be i'm
ported.
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BUDGET JUNIOR DRESSES-Fourth Flool

BUDGET JUNIOR DRESSES-Fourth Floor
SO95 and S1395 Airy nylon prints
collars in wine black Voylon (aceate
nylon) dresses, lewe-buoned
$O95 and S395 Summer day and date dresses pure silk
ganzas navy sheers bouantkrted sheers laceappqued
sheers, dark ground prints Many kind!
$685. Summer dresses Rayon sheers polka dot dresses also
one-of a-kind styles. --- SIS
MISSES & WOMEN'S BUDGET DRESSES.
Fifth Floor
1895 to s695 Rayon Prints ee jerseys sandswept
cotton pmas and nylonS all two-pece
jackets some with short with "a sleeves There SLIM
ared and peated skirts few SunbackS. Lights
prints and pases 14a 24la
maternes in this group So, 81 S. $795
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SPORTS SHOP-Third Floor

SS95 Beige BroadcOth Sleeveless Bouses with scooped
necklineS 81
Matching S16S5 Full Skirts (boh sizes 10 to 14 - $40
4S895 S05 Silk Shantung BlOueS with button fronts
turquoise purple red 10 to 16 81
S295 Silk Shantung Skirts impressed peated fronts turquoise
red; 10 to 81
3S25 Plaid Gabardne Raincoats all fully lined
with matching hoods Lilac gabardne beige and plaids
sizes 10 to 16 SIS
5SS95 to 1895 Cotton BroadclOth and Denim Skirts in pink
maize red and purple sizes IL and IA 81
S6-S295 Purple White Wool Skirts; slim lned Sizes II
to 16 81 and SIS
3S-$3S SIS and $685. Rayon Shantung and BroOktOne Suits
classic styles in red, pink purple blue and pin
stripe Sizes IL to d S. $12 $40
SS695 Spun Rayon Reversible Busters pink and lilac Sizes
10 and IL ---- -----------S
Asses to $l295 ShOrsin linen DENIM pique Prints checks
sods Navy check, red blue print pink, maize blue
denms. Sizes 10 to L. So to $795
2$895 to S1995 Two and Paysus-some
cotons. Sizes ID and 16; AZ AS 81 to $40
5SS7S5 and &S5 JacetSdenm and classic single and
double breasted styles; sizes IL So
@OS4S5 Halter in yellow pink and blue broadcot Sizes
10 to Is
1S-S395 Sleeveless Vests with tiny
blue yellow kelly sizes IL to Is So
so45 Cotton Plaid Stacks brown black Sizes 10
-----
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SUIT SHOP-Third Floor

shantung navy god melon natural,
different SIS
S3975 S6975 Juniors
beige toast blue pink brown red softly tailored,
classic styles, double Singe-breasted types
Misses Womens gabardine
dona and worsted checks in TAM toast blue red
navy gold short Jackets strictly tailored
Misses. S5975 Forsmann's
Mateen Verdona gabardne and worsted pincheks
Of S45
Misses Juniors S7975 suits
Fortuna and Miateen gabardne purple, brown.
beige blue Mostly a-kind in this group all
beautifully tailored by SIS
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42-Nses S3975 Topprs-bot spring and FASH
this groupsortie fingertip lengths gabardne
novelty woods BoXy and flared White gold blue,
pn' beige, violet aqua and taffy Sizes 10 to Is $40
6Junors $1695 S295 TOppes fale,
also gold pink lime doeskin WOOL to IS $40
2Junors SIS Summer Toppers Duvasheen wools Fngep
length white pink, gold coral. Sizes to SIS
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6JunOrs $50 to S65 TOppersshorte to fngerp lengths
checks and brown and white and solid colors gold
pink, taffy, navy and white Spring and summer models
and novelty woods. Sizes to Is
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FRENCH ROOM-Second Floor

S2995 to S4995 street afternoon
1895 pure silk black basic SIS
SS9S5 collar
1885 blue sheer costume. Scooped neckine, $40
S4995 brown black vOiIe with ared
$685. black plaid cotton with neckne
S39.95 yellow silk print, S25
S49t95 sundress with stole S35
1895 black and red print cotton wolfe, SIS
$685. cotton wolfe with tucked cuffs
S35 brown with white pique with gold belt
SS5 sheer chambray with tucked 'front.' SIS
S39.95 brown and gold printed wolfe, S25
S3995 yellow and pink undresseS
S35 plaid denim 2-pc. suit S25
$45 pink shantung dance Dress $25
1895 yellow pique dinner with black velvet collar
S2995 yellow blue strapless Organdy formals, SIS
1895 pure silk green prints piece style, S25
S4995 kelly silk shantung dress and bolerO S35
1895 white black print sheer, SIS
S29s5 brown silk shantung with fared skirt $40
S49S5 twopece purple silk shanung with sleeves
All in broken
$685. Black
affeta slip black ribbon sheath dress purple
lndress acketof silk shantung
suit black brown tucked chiffon dress black
velvet collar black sheer polkado collar
$685. to $S5 Black Silk Taeta Sheath skirt
double-breasted jacket with black silk
skirt black silk sheer lined with white chiffon side panels
skirt brown and gold wopiece silk surah with grosgran
bon binding collar and cuffs brown, white
print cocktail suit with jewel buttons beige faiIe
lantern sleeves designer dresses
All in broken sizes. S45 to SITS
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MISSES DRESS SHOP-Second Floor

$695 $685.
fine tissue faie Black
pastels, 10 to 20 in the group -----
SASS to $9 sheers fae printed crepe tailored
dressy styles pastel colorS 20
the group - S7.95
$685. S195 Drey and afternoon Styles
tissue fae Some dinner and evening this group
Sizes 10 to 90
S1995 $295 street afternoon coorf
crepes, Sheers prints Drey tailored styles
SIS S2995 Street afternoon
evening clothes this Cocktail late-day dresses
one-ofa-knd Black brown and pastels, sizes
SIS
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WOMEN'S DRESS SHOP-Second Floor

50S695 and S1995 Printed hee with solid trims printed sheers
with separate Jackets solid color dresses
broken half-slzeS $40
2-s295 sheer lace trimmed yokes pepum
In black and navy, and few pases Sizes 16a to 22l2
$12
2O-S2 to SS9S black and touched with seftuck
Rayon with lace in solid coors also
sizes 1872 to 2212 and few half-szes. SIS
2O-$399 to 4995 black and chiffons with aover
lace inserts taffeta separate
slips, sizes 1612 to 242 and 40 to "A. S25
10-S4995 S6995
few prints silk, lovely
group Broken women's sizes. SS5
Sos to SO kind afternoon prints
Some dinner dresses chiffon nyon net All
pastel coors. Broken and S65
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Mses Sl695 and S995 Stoles and oppers in
novelty wooens white, pink, gold Sizes 10 to $40
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5s-Nsses S2295 to $780, Shore Coats-Suede and
waffle woolens; spring and summer models pink,
gold, white blue, aqua red, 10 to 18 SIS
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Ebenezer Butterick in 1868, de-
signed, packed and sold the first
commercial patterns for boys
and mems clothing.
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JUNIOR-DEB SHOP-Fourth Floor

$685. to $35 plaid gngham busters sleek hroadcoh
backs pique sunback sheers with peated skirts
non marquisete pastels with lace jackets
pastel cottons sleeveless black pques Sizes to Is $18
S495 to s995 silk prints dark ground
prints onepece sheer cottons onepece nylons
marqusetes sunbacks Sizes Is S795 and $40
S495 and S695 nepiece brightly silk shanungs
piece dark sheers with trims coorul prints sizes
to Is Sill
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He is also a graduate of the chap
lain school of Harvard University
and the Command and General
Staff College, Fort Leavenworth.
KanS.
He was commissioned a first
lieutenant in the Chaplains Corps
in May, 1886. Previously he had
served, from 1881 to 1895, as
pastor of several Methodist
churches in Indiana.
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BUDGET SPORTS SHOP-Street Floor
5ss595 denim farmerettes back upper closing. Blue
to 16.. ------. So
36-$395 and ss denim gabardin pedal
puShers to 49, --------- So S.
2SS95 to S795 bouse in batse broadcoh linen and pique
Sleeveless and short sleeved styles Wide selection white
and pastel colors; 80 to 49, So
495 and $595 white pastel bOuses ogandy batiste
broken sizes, mostly SO and 38. So
1S95 to $595 bloues-talored shirt Styles jewel
line styles Mostly pastel coors sizes 80 So So and So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-30
MISSES & JUNIORS COATs-Third Floor

52Msses and Juniors S1695 Dusters-fl full length
summer coats in butcher ayonnandarn colared neck
lines push-up and adjustable seeveSpink gold, violet
charreuse tangerine navy lime Sizes to 15 10 to It,
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