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The echo., 1953-02-15

The office has been notified that
Mr.. l. H. Mccall, the president of II
B. A. Lodge No. 10, has been on the
sick list for some time.
We do not believe that Mr.. Mccall
will be able to attend the March
Board. We pray for his recovery.
Mrs Clarice Spears, Reporter
Il. T. a No. "
The echo., 1953-02-15

The M.S.C.S. met in the home of
Mrs. Orresaa Beatty. Several of the
members were present and they
formulated plans for their new
church After the business, the host
ess served a delicious salad and ice
cream course, which was enjoyed by
all.
The echo., 1953-02-15

Dear Miss Larihiirl
H. B. A. Lodge No. 102 has lost
one of its best members in the per
son of Sister Marian Watts, who
passed February Bird. She was in
good and regular standing with her
lodge.
Mrs Irene Allen, President.
MIR sttic Cro0tl, SecrelaIf.
The echo., 1953-02-15
Ponlavvilie
a

President Dave Parker is ASKING
each member to bring in a new
member before July. He will moi
have all the load to carry then. We
all are going to do our best.
The echo., 1953-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter jenkins had
a very nice Xmas Present "a lit
lie boy. Also Mr. and Mrs Johnnie
Lesgit have a little boy. Well, good
luck Willie Ray jenkins, and Little
r -l'a Earl Leggett.
The echo., 1953-02-15

WASHINGTON D. CThe diploma Of Commander Of the Star
Africa bestowed by Ambassador Clarence Simpson Juan
Tppe Pan American World Always, special
the Lberian Embassy.
The h bestowed Tppe contributions to the
progress Of the Nero He has also received s.
civil medal for Merit and has been decorated by
foreign governments as well; China Brazil Colombia Dominican
Others awarded the Command rshp of the Star of ca ncuds
Judge Otto Shoench legal representative of the Liberia Mining
Theodore Brent president and Rudolph Heckt chairman
Of Delta Mississippi Lines James S
Stowel addition Mr. Harvey Feone Jr chairman Of the
Frestone Tire and Rubber Company presented
~,sh the Grand Band VI ths Order Of the Star Of Africa
The echo., 1953-02-15
Kaltiesburg News

Dear Secretary:
I am with you 100 percent in your
1858 program. Enclosed you will
find $500 to cover four nev appli-
ants.
Your Reporter,
Clara Myers, No. l02
The echo., 1953-02-15

We wish to thank our many friends
and relatives for their kindne3ses
shown us in the death of our be
owed husband and father, Mr. VII
lie Coleman.
Mrs. Willie Coleman and dauen te
Aauie Louise / in.on.
The echo., 1953-02-15

All our members who are On The
.I-A list are mending last.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Sinatra Songs
Give Appeal To
Monroe Movie

Popular Frank Sinatra returns
TO the screen singing eight songs
In automatically meet
Danny wilson," also starring Shell.
ley Winters and Alex Nieol and
nov playing Tuesday and wsdnss.
day al the Monroe Theatre.
A ninth song number In the new
finn finds Shelley winters doing .
duet with the crooner In Q clever
arrangement Of - Good Man IL
Hard % Find"
Many Of the song numbers hand.
led by Sinaira In Meet Danny
wilson" are The identical tunes
which skyroeketed him 10 success
almost . decade ago. They include.
10 name Q few. "All Of Me-" How
Deep IL the Ocean" "Shes Funny
That Way" and "old Black Mag
ie."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK R-Tse ssosk mar
bet vas narrOWly higher today In
quiss trading.
Just about al mator divisions Of
ne market we're higher. but the
gains usually wers IN the smaller
fractions.
Railroads did vel with q few
exceptions One q these vas Al.
laniie Coast Line Which Vas eff
O major fraction. TIE railroad re-
ported Get income for the frs;
eight months amouated 10 81 81 .
share as compared with si2o3
year ago.
AircraftS. which we're strong on
Friday. we're Up . shade today.
Also higher on balance we're sseels,
motors, eoppers, eaemieals, and
radio seleyislons.
Among higher stocks we're New
York Central. US. Steel. ChrySler.
Texas Co, Allied chemieal, Pan
American World Always. and
Radio Corp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
MARATHON LIONS

tContinued From Pare Onal
machine vii be bought and placed
into service In the Marathon Am
bulanee Corps ambulance. Q sep
arats organization formed when
the Lions turned over the ambu.
lance 70 the community. II 10 head.
ed by John Coggin and Art Bah.
er.
Kenneth d. Mauesr. deputy dis.
trict governor Of the Lions from
West Miami. vas also present Of
the meeting and gave q short talk
on Lionism. Ne spoke Of the work
that has been done In the Lions and
also mentioned that two new clubs
have been formed. al Key Biseayne
and Nassau. and snothw one "a
being formed. in Hialeah. By the
district.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Children Prove
Efficient In
Mons Absence

TULSA. Gala. IA e.ysar.old
SRI became IN efficient housewife,
fixing meals Cor herself and her
s-ysAr-old brothsr for two days,
after their mother lei 10 "brlna
ua q nice present"
Officers placed Keith and Patsy
Ssley In : foster home when neigh.
bors complained that the ehIldren
had been LEFT alone.
Keith said bis young sister TOOK
over the household chores when n
became apparent their m0theg
would be gone longer than ex.
pected. lie said she fixed sand.
witches for their meals and they
had milk and dry cereal for break.
fast.
Patsy told officers she could
make pancakes TOO. but I eouldn't
find any pancake -four"
The children said their mother,
Mrs. Edna May Seley. left them
Thursday night, promising 10 re.
turn shortly with q present. 'T1l
bet the reason she was gone 80
long Ia that ahe IL Just taking her
time finding something nice TO buy
for u.s." said Patsy.
When Friday morning rolled
around and the mother stlll had
not returned. the children said
they fixed breakfast and trooped
off 20 school.
Patsy eonfided everything had
gone Tine except at night when
she became frightened.
We left the lights on an nlgh,
and ] had my eyes open nst a
little BIZ last night" she said.
Patsy had only one problem. and
That alerted the nelRhbors 20 their
plight. She said she had 10 90 %
. neighbours home 10 set her hair
eombed.
Juvenile officers said the moth.
er returned 10 Tulsa yesterday but
ne children were not returned %
her custody pending Investigation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
TWO TEENAcERS
tCantlnaea Erom PaEe onsl

tContInaee IRON Page Onel
rooms at the Jenkins residence.
was attached By . sang q boys
late Saturday night. he broke away
and told his landlord What had
hAppened.
Jenkins weni % . nearby cor.
ner. saw two boys ioitering there
and asked them II they had helped
beat stevens. They said they
hadn't they ssked jenkins for .
cigarette but he refused.
The detectives said the tao iden.
tiled as Hindley and Abersold.
pOuneed On Jenkins and began
hammering 81 his face and body.
lie ran into the inside II the
street and fell. Tie vas dead on
arrival a. a hospital
The officers sail an autopsy dts.
closed Jenkins died Of . hemoFF.
hage az the base q the brain.
The detectives said Abersold, who
had q three -qaansrinch elest On
the I'D 81 his left shoe. said he
kicked jenkins. declaring
we were scared because be had
q silica. We didn't want 10 do
nOthin'. just hii and run"
The detectives said three meas.
boys who witnessed the attack de-
claFed jenkins did not have . stick
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

ssar. HIS father dad In Johns In.
fancy and he vas forced 10 leave
school Of On early see 10 help his
mother support The family lie
worked for many years 40 . con.
ductor on the SeabOard Airline
Railroad before gong into the IN.
suranee business.
Family Men
He IL Q devoted husband and
father and Il seldom seen without
his attractive wife. the former
Thelms Brtnson Of Starks: stal.
wsFt con. pretty daughter and sg.
Inc mother.
Johns first came 10 the Legixla.
ture 90 0 member % the House
Of Representatives Ia ie3s. lie vas
elected 10 the Senate in 1895 end
served In ne 1897 and 1859 ses.
sions. He returned 70 the senate
In isAl and has served continuous.
" since then. he was reelected
In 1854 and win represent Bradford
and Union Counties In the 1855
session.
Johns burning ambition from
the day he vas first elected 20 the
senate vas 10 somsday hold the
Office Of president. which death
denied 10 On elder brother, Ever.
stt Marley Johns.
Marley Johns served 40 senator
from the 18th district In the 1881
session and ives designated TO pre-.
side over the next session. But he
died before the 1901 session con.
vened.
Charley Johns achieved his am.
hition In the 1859 session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Florida Is A
Haven For Old
PeOpIeOfUS.

GAINESVILLE R-Florida, the
hnd where Ponce &c Len soughi
Ne fountain q youth. las become
Q haven for this eoEntFys aming
men and women.
kiorida'a population showed O
e per eent Increase durng the
last census period bit TIE nnmber
e persons eyed Is and ever
slowed an 81 Per cent galn. Dr..
John s. Allen. vice president a
@e University Of Florida. says In
Q boob. Health IN Later Years,
released this week By the Uniyer.
aity a Florida Preas.
ne book, reporting on the South.
err Conference en- CerOntology
hald on the university campus
earlier this year. deals with The
factors of aging ami what can be
done 10 help the elder man and
woman.
Elderly persons cone 10 Florida
b avoid the social tensions and
the cold climate az their northern
homes. Dr.. Edward l.. Borsn re-.
ported In the boob. re IL professor
Of the graduate school Of medi.
cine II the University Of Pennsyl-
wanna and editor II the "Encyelo-
pedia a Medicine"
He suggested that observations
be made b scientists. physlolo-
Rista. soeiologista, and elergymen
80 Florida may develop The re.
sources of this older population.
Unless such development IL effect.
ed. then The stats may expect an
Increase In relief cases. he added.
Older people. Ike al other per.
sons. want not merely 10 subslst
but 90 live full lives. said Dr..
Ernest W. Burgess 81 The Unlver.
aity of Chicago In another section
Of the report. providing financial
security IL not enough for there Is
more 70 living than pensions and
Insurance. he added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

In The ear and identified the driver
and other passengers.
Turner said that the ear vas
travelling about 90 miles an hour
when h went out Of control and
struck the ssawall. The vehicle
was thrown 800 feet BY the force
Of the impact.
The top was crushed but mira.
eulously no one was injured.
Police did not indicate what
charges would be brought against
the driver Of the ear.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
HOME Is LOOTED

HOLLYWOOD R-Police are IN.
vestigating q burglary that cost
him director william L. Howard
SIS. 900 worth Of iewelry and furs.
Police reported yesterday that
Howard and hts wife returned from
Saturday night dinner engage.
mens 90 find that tao upstairs bed.
rooms had been transacted.
The thieves apparently used q
pellet Gun 10 shoot out q street
light In front Of the home and DARK.
en- IRE premises before entering
through an upstairs window.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Vestry To Hold
Dinner Tonight

ne enehllado supper 10 be given
BY the members Of St. paul's
Episcopal Church vestrymen yin
be held regardless Of stormy yea.
Their. said Joe Allen Who Il m
charge Of the affair.
II Il continues raining. guests
may have the choice Of having
their dinner served IN the Parish
House. ard there win be curb ser.
vice on the Bahama Street side
Of the Parish House Cor those de-
siring 10 eat In their cara o. take
their dinners home. Dinner win be
served - scheduled. 81 slk o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

ST. PETERSBURG ~ Gerald
4. Steed, %, q bakers helper,
was held on an open charge today
In the his.and-run death Of Archi.
bald Black. 90.
Police IL. Sidney Hilliard said
Steed came TO police sunday and
reported he was the driver Of the
car which III, the elderly pedestri-
an Saturday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Ex-COnvict Saws
He Can't Recall
Shooting Scrape

MINNEAPOLIS N -- An ex.eon.
vict who posed a. an Army In.
vestigator and set off a running
sun battle In the City Hall when
police questioned him claimed last
night he remembered nothing Of
events leading 10 the shooting.
Detective Capt. Eugene BernatA
said the man. critically wounded
In the fray Saturday. Is Frederick
j. Byrnes, IS. formerly Of Mime.
apolis and Los Angles.
From his bed In the psyehlatric
ward 81 eneral Hospital. Byrnes
told police. Il have no recollee.
ton Of what happened" he told
Bernath he had been drinking Sat.
urday afternoon and didn't recall
anything up 10 the point where
people were shooting at me"
Bernaih said Byrnes has Q lonR
police record. having served time
once In San QLentin Prison for i'm.
personating an Army officer. II was
IA similar impersonation which
brought the shooting here Saturday
night, AFTER police had determined
his credentials as an Army inves.
tigator were fake.
Detectives fired about 20 shots
at the man as he raced through
. hallway and cut into the street,
with three shots striking him. Ne
fired seven times ct the officers,
but all missed. Tie was captured
after . car in which he tried q
Zee had Q flat tire.
Offieers said he could offer no
reason for the improvisation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

MIAMI tR-President Jose An.
tonic RemOn Of Panama stopped
here yesterday 10 dedicate q span.
ish'langnage newspaper plant be.
fore continuing 10 Washington "a
discuss relations between his eoun.
try and the United States.
Every phase Of relations be.
tween the United States and Pan.
ANA will be discussed during my
visit 70 Washington as . cues, Of
President Eisenhower" he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
HITCH IN CONTEST

ALBUQUERQUE, Y. n. IA
contest 10 see which Of the many
ROSTERS entered In the New Mexico
state Fair poultry show cen crow
The loudest has run into difficulty.
Fair officials can't agree on Q
definite time for the event.
The citlfied officials don't relish
The idea Of getting up II 4 an.
10 Judge the contest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Antique Fails

QUAKERTowN. Pa. IA low.
Tying t9-year-Old plane crashed
into a field o short distance from
200 spectators yesterday 81 the
soth anniversary Of the first flight
from ouakertown Municipal Air
port.
The 1910 Curtis Pusher. pilosed
BY Paul Anderson Of nearby Lang.
horne, consisted of . skeleton fuse.
LACE from single wing 10 tai see.
ton and . forward seat platform
for Anderson.
No one was injured In TIE mis-.
hap.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Safety
Notes

Cynical males won't Be surpris-
ed 10 hear mothers picking up
their children are about the worst
offenders Of school traffic laws.
The ladies speed, double park, lg.
more handslgnals. and pull bust a.
bout every other boner In the book
around sehool sones.
Il might also be worthwhile 10
point out that our taxi drivers (.
generally conceded 10 be throttle.
happy = show more concern and
care for child pedestrians than
any other type Of driver.
While fear II q traffic summons
lnsures that most motorists drive
carefully during the hours that
school guards are Al crossings. too
many drivers fan 70 observe re-
gulations Al other times during the
day.
ChndFeh are apt 10 Be going and
coming from sehool 81 snytims 80
no set schedule should Be set up
In . drivers mind. Always drive
carefully and slowly around a
school Ronei
You might notice that the two
words, carefully and slowly" are
used. One does not necessarily De.
note the other. You can be driy.
Inc carefully bat fast or you can
BE- driving recklessly while barely
creeping along
Children Who are tardy Al school
often run blindly through the stree,
IN an attemp' 10 make up Cor their
lateness. During the thirty minutes
after school starts. automobile dri.
vers should be extremely watch.
hli Cor this type Of ehild.
give the Kids q break" or
"Glve the Kids . brake" are two
popular slogans throughout ths
nation. u hardly seems necessary
% point out that the first spelling
break. doesn't mean q broken
neck.
Won't you help ire children. heir
yourself, and help the Key ives,
Police Department By obssrvlnF
an school traffic laws'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
Miss Harris To
Speak Tuesday

Miss Minnie Porter Harris wa
address The Key West Council Ct
Church Women on the topic Of her
recent trip 10 Europe and the Hols
Land a their meeting Tuesday
September ~ at II .. N.
Tha meeting. 10 be held at TIE
First Methodist Church. win con.
Quoted By Mrs.. Paul TOuehton,
president.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
TRADE TALKS SET

TOKYO IA 7a.member yapa.
nese delegation Ter By Plane 10.
day for Hong kong en- route 10
Red China Tor unofficial trade
talks.
The group ls headed BY SAOno-
suke Ikeda. Diet tPariiamentl
member from the olssldsns Haso.
yama Liberal party. u Includes 10
Industrial experts. : staff members
and II other Diet members.
The three-week tour Is sponsored
BY the Union 10 Promote Japan.
China Trade but Il not supported
b. the (eRanese g9vernmecA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
NAVY MEN HAVE

tCcnsinued Prom PaaR Onel
jass performing the duties Of the
governorship.
II the Senate president Is unable
% act as governor. the conssitu.
ton provides that the responsible.
Nv falls on the speaker ~ the
House. Rep. Farris Bryant of
oeala Is present House speaker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
West Boosts
Some Trade
With Reds
ar WARRan RoeaRs -.

| WASHINGTON R--Foresgn Op-
erationa Chief Harold q. stasssn
reports the West Ia elamping down
On var goods shipments 70 lrOn
Curtain countries bit Ia boosting
IS n0nstratsgie trade with TIE
Reds.
In . @page report % Congress
yesterday. he estimated that Tree
world shipments 10 Red China Of
nonslTaiegic gOods-that il, those
not aiding her var possntlal-would
total Us milli0n dollars this year.
He weighed this against . 81 nj.
lion dollar total last year.
But be emphasized:
TIE strategic embargo vas be.
ing increased In the first half Of
1858, not relaxed. The increase was
In nonstratesie goods.
The main reason Tor h seems
70 be the changed atsltude Of ne
Chinese Communists, who had
dropped their reluctance 70 deal
with the West and we're placing
more and bigger orders for the
kind Of goods that the Tree govern.
meats would have been wiling 10
ahip oil along"
stasssn's report covered glObal
enforcement q strategic trade con.
trolls during the first half Of TIE
year under the Mutual Defense
Assistance Control Act Cths Battle
Aet).
II made clear that, althoush DE
United States bars ell u. 8. trade
with Communist China, n does not
object 10 nonstrateele trade with
The Chinese Reds on the part II lie
allies.
In . letter accompanying ne re-.
port, Ssassen struck out e critics
,of this policy. He branded a.
"eomplstely untrue" any eonssn.
tons that Americas alllea are
sending military supplies 10 tAs 50.
vist bloc.
TO Try 70 force Q ssoppaRs al
al EastWest commerce would be
precisely the wrong way 10 assure
peace In The world" No said.
such . st0ppage would be I'm.
possible In the present climate, and
even II Il we're possible, Il would
not conform with the economic
and political facts Of lie IN Europe
Western European countries De.
pend more heavily on foreign trade
than does the United States. In
order 10 live. they must trade. +"
Sen. Mccarthy tR-wlsD has been
one Of the most vocal critics Of
Allied trade with Iron Curtain
countries.
In statements and spesehes-Als
latest dealing with the topic was
In Washington Saturday whknA Ia
called u ''traffieking IN bleed mon.
ey"-hecarthy has called for an
end 30 U. 8. aid 10 countries which
carry on commerce with commu.
mist countries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

places where shots win be given.
The Navy h cooperating with the
County and the polio chapter In
caring for It's own depensents and
assisting with the eivilian ehildrsn
and pregnant women.
Monroe County. the only county
In the state with q critical polio
situstion. f." aeeording 10 DF. Walter.
has gwen the largest psr capita
Donations % the March of Dimes
In the state. DR.. Dalton said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
NO LICENSES LEFT

ST LOUIS R-cisy License Col
lector Josph T. Hayden has given
up Temporarily On his drive against
owners Of vending machines who
don't have city licenses.
The collectors office ran out ol
the licenses Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Although TIE average dairy Gov
produces about 800 pounds Of but
teEfat o year In the Uniied states,
many cows prodlcs 80 much 80
600 pounds.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
To Be Patrons
For Benefit

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington. and the Most Rev. John
M. Mcnamara. Auxiliary Bishop,
head the list of honorary patrons
for the annual benefit party to-
morrow at st. Vincent's Home
and School, Fourth and Chan
ming streets NV.
The benefit card party, which
will begin at 8 pm, is being
sponsored by the Ladies' Aux
iliary of the home and school.
Proceeds will be used to assist
young women at the home to
attend college or nursing or sec
retarial schools, and to help
finance social and scholastic
activities at St. Vincent'S.
Mrs. William P. Marean is
general chairman for the benefit.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
boys furnishings
greatly reduced

AZ royon fIonneI suits in brown, green,
eroy or ton. Sizes 6, 8, 10, II, IA, 10
ond 20 in group. Were l7.SO, Now 8.8S
10 boys two-ponts suits of nylon ond
Toyon. Brown, green or ton in group.
Sizes 8, 9. 10, II, l6. Were 1895.
NOW -------------- 1888
So sports shirts of Sonforized cotton
pIisse, short sleeves. Solids, checks and
sPlosh prints Sizes s, 8, 10, 10, 18.
Were 80 Now -------- ose
66 sports shirts of Sonforized cotton
psse or broodcIoth. Various coIors ond
patterns. Sizes 6, II, 8. Were l.95.
Now llo
"a cotton flannel shirts, Sonforized, vo-
rlous PIoIds, size z. Were IS. Now
LIZ
IS Sonforized cotton sports shirts, short
sleeves. Iwo-tones and checks. Were
Z.So. Now l,SS
10 skipdent cotton sports shirts, short
sleeves. an, green, white. Broken sizes.
Were .35. Now 88e
40 yacht cops, faded blue denim. Sizes
62s to 71s. Were l.50. Now 6se
40 dress hats of felt, in brown, eroy and
blue. Sizes oI2 to Us. Were 95.
Now 98e
"a denim slock, Sonforized cotton, toded
blue, holf-boxer with tront-beIt. Sizes
6 to II. Were 2.95. Now ------- 1888
zS Sonforized cotton pIisse poiomos.
MILDLY style, Vorous patterns and solid
coIors, sizes 6 to TO- Were 2.29. Now
l.49
II cotton pIisse poiomos, Sontorized,
coot and MILDLY STYLES. striped trim ond
Potterns, sizes 8 to 20. Were 295. Now
1888
8 whistline puppet fee shirts with comic
toce, short sleeves. Sizes 6, 8, %. Were
l.29. Now ---------------- 88s
Down Stoirs Store, Boys Furnishings.
Moin Building
Evening star., 1953-09-24
fall fabric specials

1000 yards royons, ocetote and chromespuns in
cIuding embossed dress-weieht toffetos, French
crepes, stripes, prints and many others all fine,
high quality dressmoker fobrics Wide color ossort
nent, widths from 80" to 5O". Were ! 20 to | .49
yard Now ------------------ 86c yard
500 yards cotton pinwole corduroy in q choice of
dozen beautiful coIors. All first quality, all
3o" wide. Was | 40 yard. Now -------1.l9 yard
500 yards tubular wool jersey, first quality in ff
teen wanted shades, including popular heather
tones Was 2.95 yord Now ----------2.6o yard
500 yards cotton fabrics, mostly staple cottons,
some coored 30" PIisse. Was 49c to SOC yord Now,
4yords 90
Down Stoirs Store, Fobrics, North Building