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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-03-19
NJ Noble Township

NOBLE TOWNSHIP - Mrs.
Stella Fogle is patient in Beth
esda hospital, GAINESVILLE, where
she received surgical attention on
Wednesday.
Cora and Leone Farmhouse
spent an enjoyable evening with
Frances NIilligan and her mother,
Monday.
Several members Of the Belle
Valley Homebuilders club gath
cred at Mrs. Jessie Reeds on
Wednesday to work on trays
which will be their project for
the regular monthly meeting to
be held at Cora Barnhouse's on
Thursday, March 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Milligan
were in Parkersburg, w Va, one
day last week.
Mrs. Jessie Connell visited rel
atiVes in GAINESVILLE recently.
Among the Cambridge shoppers
on Saturday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Carlos Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Miller are
visiting with his parents in Med
ina while he is on furlough be
fore going overseas.
! Mrs. Olive Milligan was a guest
of her sons and families q couple
Of mites last week.
Cora Barnhouse suffered q
severe wrist sprain on the way
home from W.SC.S. meeting on
Thursday evening.
This weekend, Dolores and Yer
non BarnhouSe are visiting then
relatives in Indiana.
Helen Cartel was calling or
Vivian Thomas one afternoon.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Milligan on Saturday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bates
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Milligan and
| Terry and Olive Milligan. Every
one enjoyed playing finch and
| delicious refreshments were
served by the men.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-03-19
Thursday, MarchAg, 1853

-eWWlS-cLeclfl u :.
Although it would tar 1Snger
to reduce America from its posi-
ton as the fattest and most i'm
portant nation of the world to a
skinny, underfed, insignificant
country, that sad fate of emacia-
ton would have been inevitable
had the starry-eyed dreamers
been allowed to continue in pow
er in Washington.
But last November 4th, an
alarmed electorate called for a
change. The era of the 'Misdeals"
came to an end. The economic
planners who, either through
sheer stupidity or with malicious
intent, were steering America
along course leading to starva-
ton and death, are no longer at
the helm.
President Eisenhower and the
Congress are reaffirming the
American concepts that initiative
and thrift are what make a ma
ton tick" Once again the citizen
is being exalted and government
is on the way back to being the
servant of the people, instead of
its master.
We had a narrow escape, but
Divine Providence, plus a re-
birth of horse-sense on the part
of the rank and file of the Ameri-
can people, bids fair to repair
the damage and carry this nation
to even greater heights. George
Peck.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-03-19

HARRIETTSVILLE - Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Wilson entertained
with a dinner Sunday. Covers
were arranged for the following
guests, Miss Geneva Walters, Jim
Gessel, Of Marietta, Hatty Hard
eSty, Stafford, Mrs. Wilma Walt
ers, Bill Walters, Mary Ellen
Wilson, Gary Wilson and hosts.
W.S.C.S.
Members Of the W.S.C.S. of the
Methodist church met at the
home Of Mrs. Bertha Johanning,
Thursday evening. The meeting
was opened with prayer The
worship service was led by Mrs.
Mary Lucas, Mrs. Emilene
Schramm reviewed the chapters
in the study book and
Mrs. Kathryn Ayers and Mrs.
Bertha l.. Johanning had a pro-
gram on Easter. After the meet
ing a social hour was enjoyed.
Refreshments carrying out the
St. Patrick, theme were served
to fifteen members.
M.Y.F.
The M.Y.F. group of the Meth
odist church met with Miss Mary
Ellen Wilson on Wednesday even
ing Miss Evelyn Weaver, Cald-
well, was a guest and showed a
movie film Games were played
and at the close of the evening,
lunch was served to the follow
ing guests, Donna Lee, Kaye Gun
ningham, Faye Cunningham,
Doris Hughlett, Joe Novel;, Bill
Walters, Danny Schramm,
Ronny Love, Evelyn Weaver and
their advisor, Mrs. Blanch Schaf-
er and hostess.
Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stevens
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Neuhart
of Marietta, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Erval Stevens.
Has Party
Mrs. Mabel Baker entertained
with q Stanley Brush party on
/ Thursday evening. Mrs. Anna
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-03-19
Sharon,

SHARON - President Anna
Archibald presided at the March
meeting of Sharon W.C.TU. at
the home of Mrs. Cora Marquis,
Wednesday afternoon, March II.
Meeting opened with song,
white Ribbon Vibrations" De-
Votionals were in charge Of Mrs.
Cora Marquis, assisted by Mrs,
Minnie Marquis, who led in pray
er. Worship topic, Gods Inter
prefers. Nine members answered
roll call with interesting read
ings. Treasurer reported eighteen
members and a certificate from
State Headquarters, naming
Sharon union a "HoldfaSt
Union" Delicious refreshments
were served by Mrs. Marquis.
Meeting closed with Aaronic
benediction
Attend Funeral
Among those from distance
who attended the funeral of Ed
ward G. Boyd, Friday, were MIR.
and Mrs. Dean Boyd and son,
Douglas, Mrs Beecher Noble and
sons, James and Don, all Of Ritz
man, Rev. Clifford Noble OF
Richmond, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hannawalt of Columbus,
Josephine Boyd of Kimbolton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Reed of New
Lexington, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Reed of Portersville, Bernice
Reed OF McConnelsville, Mrs.
Marie Dodson OF Stockport,
Frank Price of GlOuster, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graydon Jennings and two sons,
Of New Concord, A. Q. Hughes Of
Cambridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
ericll Boyd of near Cumberland,
Mrs. Nellie Balog and son,
Charles Of GAINESVILLE.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Ferrell
of GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Ocie Harmon.
Mrs. Marie Hooper and sons OF
near CoshoCton, were visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Boyd
on Sunday.
Sammy, David and Brenda
Cartel of near Hiramsburg, visi-
ted with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Okey Caldwell last
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Blckford
and children of Tunnel Hill, were
visiting with Mrs. Jessie Marquis,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Tryphosa Love visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Norma
Wiley and family of near Cald-
we'll one dav last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller OF
Hoskinsville, were visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Dovenbarger
on Sunday. Mr. DoYenbarger was
confined to his home with illness
| last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Han
nahs, David Marquis, Jessie and
Claire Pickenpaugh were visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Han
nahs Of Mt. Ephraim, Sunday
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-03-19
CARD OF THANKS

AS directors Of the play spon-
sored by the Community club Of
Dexter City school, Feudin
Over Yonder," we wish in this
way to express our thanks and
appreciation to the cast others
who helped or assisted in any way
in this play, and to the public
for the large attendance and sup
port. 1t was greatly appreciated
by the club directors.
President Mrs. John Pryor ard
Mrs. Willis Il. Ogle.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-03-19
CARD OF THANKS

We would like to express our
sincere appreciation to the many
friends and neighbors who sent
cards, letters and gifts before
and after the arrival of our twin
girls.
MIR. and Mrs. Gerald a. Drake
and daughters, Sandra Kay,
Marsha Sue and MeIanie Lou.
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Even Napkins Garry Warning
On Loose Talking in Pentogon

For years. signs on the walls
of eating places and reception
rooms have warned Pentagon
inhabitants against disclosing
classified information.
But yesterday the security
chiefs came up with a new
wrinkle in an effort to prevent
leaks of military secrets from
the huge building.
In all eating places paper nap
kins carried this illustrated
warning:
- safe can be locked-but
only you can lock your lips. Don't
discuss classified information in
public"
Pictured on the napkins were
locked safe and red painted
lips.
Will Come Out Often.
Off1cials said $4,000 of the nap
kins were used and they would
be distributed with all meals
once every two weeks. Other
times. plain paper napkins will
be used.
No special security break
brought on use of the napkins,
which are paid for out of profits
from the Pentagon restaurants,
it was said. The move was de-
scribed as just one more in a
series of efforts to keep down
disclosures of classified informa-
ton.
Secretary of Defense Wilson
has issued several security orders
since taking Office and one of
them prohibited even showing
classified papers to any one ex-
cept on the "stricteSt need-to-
know basis"
Secrecy Really Secretive.
This later order led to an
amusing incident between two
Navy public information officers,
Evening star., 1953-08-05

One of them had a restricted"
paper-the lowest of all security
classifications-from which he
was told to prepare a news re-
lease.
But in carrying out his task he
refused to even discuss the sub
ject with the superior officer
sitting next to him so literally
did he interprete Mr.. Wilson's
"need-to-know basis" order.
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Docs Detect Mines

SINGAPORE. (P.-The Brit
ish Army has discovered that
trained dogs can detect nom
metallic mines where machines
cannot. Dogs for use as mine
detectors. he added, get the
same training as the dogs used
in hunting truffle, d kind of
mushroom, in France.
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Shop Thursday 1890 to 9
SAVE mems summer
SUITS REDUCED
were $3.50 were $500 were 5000 &
32.'o 37''o 44'''
were $500 1900
$40 64.''

The Mems Store offers at very savings to you
huge selection Of lightweight suits keep you eooy snoy
dressed through the many long, days still oheod All first
quality reduced from regular stock You'll find large
wool tropical woed we'll tropical blends Of
all kinds including and WOOL silk and oceote wool and
oho non and (o properly labeled for fabric conen
and cords popular coors complete selection
Of regulars longs shorts and the group You're
find you'll ke-ot savings price fit your budget
And remember ask about eosy convenient wos pay for
your suit.
W6L-The Mems Store End Floor also Chevy Chase Alexandria
Evening star., 1953-08-05

Fine quality oIuminum, so we'll
made. con be used os two sep
erote soueepons Or double
boiler.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
MEMS FINE WHITE SHIRTS

$500 White Shirts Mostly spread coos French
cuffs Practically all SOS
SssH$5.oo White Broadeloth Shirts famous Colo
collar with spreod collars French and button cuffs Sizes
IA to l7h-------------------- S3.95
473-$500 "Ksntwood" White Oxford Shirts. Single
button cuffs. Sizes IA to l7h
l62-$595 White BrOodeIOth Shirts toored by Moster Guild
French button cuffs. Sizes l4 Va S4.35
$3.50 Whe-on-Whe Shirts of Imported Fobrcs Superby
ooed BY Moste Guild Comfortable TWO collar. French cuffs
Sizes Az I7h- S6.95
2s3$s50 $s95 White Breedeoth Shirts. Finest imported and
domestic fobres with rich siken sheen eouor and long point
4z-$lz50 Finest Imported Whine BroodeIoth Shs single needle
ooed Moster Guild Lustrous Ioneweoino fobr OF
tionoI quoIiy Sizes l41z to S8.95
6l-$lo95 Fine 2x2 White BrOadeIOth Shirts. All imported fob
RIGS D5 Anderson Of Scotland French and button
cuffs Regular collars. Sizes l4h to
el$IoSs imported BroedIOth Shirts tailored by Moste Gud
wide preod collars French cuffs Sizes l4h l6k
2I$Iz5o Dol Anderson Whs-on-Whe Mudros Shirts French
Evening star., 1953-02-18
COLLAR ATTACHED FANCY SHIRTS

$3.50 $3.50 Oxford sAd Boketweove Cloth Shirts Tooed
by Master Guild Solid blues and striped blues Button cuffs
Broken sa S4.95
$3.50 $1os5 Striped Shirts Of Imported Fobries. Tooed
Moster Guild French and button cuffs Reouo
tob preod eoIors Blue. oroy sipines $5.95
$3.50 Solid Color BroodeIOth Shirts Groys, blues tons
Tooed by Moer Guild with French cuffs Broken sizes S5.95
6T-$os5 $3.50 DSJ Anderson Scotch Voiles. Beautiful
lightweight shirts for spring summer single needle toored by
Moser Guild Button cuffs Sizes l4h to II -----S5.9 .95
zs75o5 Ke"twood Blue Oxford Button-down Shirts Button
cuffs. Sizes IA to S4.35
S$595 Eeney Shirts ButondoWn and round eolors Pon and
striped oxords and boodohs Broken So. .95
69$Z95 $lz.50 SeIfJoequoFd striped Shirts of rich
imported fobes by D6J Anderson Of Seoond Single needle
toored by Moster Guild Blues tons regular COLOR French
cuffs ----.--------.-- Sc Q5
Evening star., 1953-02-18
NEcKNEAR MOSTLY HALF PRICE

I65-$250 Silk Bow Ties Meat and bold designs Butterfly
and bot wing ends HALF PRICE 81 rs
67-Szso Rsody y-Mode cip-on Pure Silk Bow Ties 89c
$3.50 Pure Silk Woven Bow Ties Unuuol neot oover de-
signs Exceptional quoIy HALF PRICE S1.75
z3S$50 Pure Silk Ties Horizontal and diagonal strpine
color combinoons poo dots wool eho
and some linen ties HALF PRICE -------- Sl.25
I0-$250 Pure Silk FouoFds Neot oove designs poey and
l46-$35o Neeweor. English Modder printed fouod pure silk
shontunes; SWss>s Bold conservative effects absolute
good HALF PRICE Sl.75
225-$5 NeeeO silk fouords ioequoded toion
silks IuxurosF silk lined Also fine of
jocquorded English fouods HALF PRICE
5$5 Handsomely Printed FouoFd Te All in the fomous Jockey
Cop design printed nov white gold grounds LESS THAN
hALE PRICE l.65
I63$650 NeeweoE Pure silk oequorded finest toion
Rhodzim also fine ties. HALF PRICE S3.25
$3.50 So so Deluxe NeekweaF. Solid color ocquorded silks
French designed printed silks; imported linen ties interesting
French-insped potterns S4.95
$3.50 Silk FouIoFd Tes French designed ono prints brown
navy. maroon, silver grounds HALF PRICE S2.75
Evening star., 1953-02-18
DREssWEAR :. Full Dress and Tuxedos

$50 Diplomst Club coo 81 reouo HALF PRICE, $500
$6s cutowoy and Vest Size So short HALF PRICE $3.50
5-$S5 b. B. Tuxedos, 3S short: 49, AZ $3.50
z-$S5 Single Breasted Tuxedo a. short 46 $3.50
S$lo Full Dress Suis 43 eouor; 3d. 80 short 3S, lone
40 stout $3.50
5$z5 Full Dssss Suits 40 reouor SO Short 3d. A. a longs
HALF PRICE ----4---------------- $3.50
Evening star., 1953-02-18
SPoRTsWEAR !. First Floor

s6$795 Corduroy Hobby Jeens Washable Eose woistbond
Perfect for sports and ouono Goy brown, navy beige,
maroon. ton Waist sizes; 81 to AZ $595
l2$ll50 All Wool Polo Shirts Tick patterns and stripes Brown,
novy rust. eroy All SKIES -.----------. S695
S$ls50 csshmere Plus Sleeveless Cashmere ond
wool mixtures imported from Broe"or Of scotond Navy LIGHT
blue. moroon Sizes 38, 40, AZ, 44-------SI195
zS$lsss Pin Wde Corduroy Jackets Fully lined Center
No ehorcoo come brown hunter Sizes SO TO
49, reoulors, shorts,
6z-$IS50 WoEsted Flonnel Slock Light medium ond dark
oroy Reouo Short long, Wois sizes 2o to 42-----Sl495
le$25 Reversible Alpees Knit Sweaters Imported from Seoand
Two combinations Of and navy and beige
and noto and oreen green and oroy and Al
4$z5o Covert Seeks Noturo shode and brown Won
Sass Long Sleeve Puloven Chormeen gobodne 'front.' Knit
bock and sleeves Green, cocoo maroon Toored BY Church
4O AZ, a. ..S-ssz4 a--$.------. ---------.- SI975
SEES Authentic Taan jackets Toored BY Rogers Pee For
sports ounone Nesting ~ viewing Bright and conssra
s$55 ALsnsih Storm ceots Royon eobordne she'll with fleece
and opoeo lining Rich nouon color No and ton Sizes 3S
7-$6s5o charmesn Gobadns leisure Jaeks Toiored BY
George Heller Finest quoy and workmanship lightweight and
comfortable Moroon BEIGE brown feens red and Sizes
6-$s4So sssde Jsekess BY Church. Finest quality South African
suede Coot Style large patch pockets Groy and navy Sizes:
So n, 44------------------ -901oV
ll$lz5o Corduroy Sssks Browns Swoo woisbond
SazeS ~ 70 ~
Evening star., 1953-02-18

53-$l950 Goy FIonne and Gabsrdne SIeeks We have
accumulation of large 4o AZ and a.; reouors ond
ShortS -
Evening star., 1953-02-18
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC HOSE

$3.50 English Hose famous weor Block
$3.50 Ensish LsIe Hose BY Allen soy Full fashioned Brown
maroon, ooy. black Size II only -----------, ST. .95
39$295 Westminster Argyle Anklets. All wool and shrink
Groys and browns II II ". LESS THAN HALF
4I1$i so 615 Rib LsIes BY Westminster Regular length All
hondOmsI elOeked Now ooy maroon green black brown
a1ssz w"smn.s, Clicked Nyon Ankiet. coo ore Block
po. o n less ST. HAlf fPS
17i$l75 $3.50 "Hus Top" English Wool Hose Fomous 6x5
white oroy blue heOher heothe khaki Sizes loh
7s$4so csnadion Arsys Wool Ho.. Sturdy hose Of good
weight and thickness deo for skotine skiing outdoor
Handmade with eoorfI 4diomond effects Sizes loh
4sssss end $3.50 Ens.h Argyle Hose Authentic ooyes With
oveoids in ony beautiful color combinations Aet and reor
MISCELLANEOUS
76-$395 Mems Mukuks. crocheted slipper Comfort
obe for lounoino N time Leather soles Sheepskn lined
Variety of coor Hose sizes 10 to
1865 All Woo MufFe Esin, Seotlond Solid
shodes Of navy eome brown oo spoh checks and authentic
S1s7 so Looho, Belts. cowhde and pioskn-ined co~hde
Leather covered and bross buckles Sizes 30 to 65
$3.50 Psskin Gloves Brush suede finish Hond stitched
ssso Knit Lame Wos elsv.. Ieoher pom. soa medium,
$3.50 $lo Gloves English copeskins, wool lined pekns
$50 Hond Stitched Ps.kin Gloves dessy nooI finish az
ssIzss Lined Leotor Gloves Wool lined fur lined eoshmee
lined Slip ond eop button styles Sizes " to 10 S995
$3.50 10 $25o Tie and cummerbund Sets Piod and checks
sIcTHp oSR sPoTps Of ASH trays ccARri 5oxls ASb
OTHER GIFT NOVELTIES. ALSO ToILETRIEs HALF PRICE
SHORTS AND UNDERsHoRTs
SlS$25o Boxer Broodeoh Shorts Solid shades white blue
All fuiy sonfordised Wcist Sizes 80 to 4e-N-Si.4o
1s7-$loo Swiss Undsssss combed cotton Athletic
type vndshra White only. All sizes s----------------79e
Evening star., 1953-02-18
FRENCH, SHRINER g URNER SHOE:
AIun McAfee Enulish Shoes

i4 Psis-$le95 snd $I995 French Skinner Urner Shoes
yeo- Brown and block. Wing tips, roqt tips
plain Good range Of sizes
rs Po$30 $35 Alan MeAsss Made EnsIand Shoes Brown
Pais$4s50 Alan MeAsss Bespoke Shoes Block and Brown
n Poirs-sI S. 1oss "sportoceosina of Shoes
a Pai-$4.95 S795 Assorted House Slippers. HALF PRICE
Evening star., 1953-02-18
MEMS FELT HATS

$3.50 Hots Good Of coors and S5.95
63-$i5 Fine Felt and eosuol Morrow
Of coos and .95
39-$is50 and $40 Top Qua Fel Hots Some imported from
Enoond Broken
$50 Imported tosn Hots 7; grey size " $2l.95
7-$29S Nyon Roinhots ga, 67s, ,7---------Sl.9S
Evening star., 1953-02-18
MEMS sLAcKs !. Second Floor

4$950 combdss and Oxford Grey Fennsl Saeks, peoted
and unpeoed Good range of regulars shorts and longs
$3.50 Fine Gebadne Soeks Navy Hovono brown and nouo!
in reouors and longs Good range Of sizes Sl6.95
s$24so Covert Stocks NouroI and Hosono brown Reeuors
ISIS Gobordne Soeks NouroI Hovono brown ond n
.eeuIos ond longs Good rones Of sizes 81 8.95
S-$24 Meet Checked and Plaid WoFsted Soeks Small woist
only; 2e, 81 81. &c. "a. So HALF PRICE
$3S Spring and Summer SIoes neot check poems Woist
sizes 81 ga 36 40 SD 80
Evening star., 1953-02-18
ROBES AND DRESSING GOWNS

36$25 Lined Royon Dressing Gowns Neot fouord prints
trimmed with solid sotin Checks posle poIkd do-S1795
l-$35 All Wool Robes. Fomous "Mon" wool. Royon lined.
Handsome poids, window checks All sizes S2I95
$35 All Wool Robes Royon lined yoke Groy color only with
herrnobone design Loee and Ioroe HALF PRICE,
Sl7.50
$50 All Wool Robes Handsome Torton pIoid luxurious
lined yoke Medium large and
1$65 Silk FouIord Robe Aover Jockey Cop design Maroon
background. Size large. HALF PRICE $3.50
4Ss5 Aeeote Rayon Dressing Gowns Fully lined Maroon
and blue obstro designs Small. medium. large, large.
Sass
Sass Wool chos Robes. colou posley prints Blues ond
reds predominoe Al sizes Sz695
5-$75 Gabardns Robes Handsomely hand tolored Noy,
BEIGE Snoli medium
I$75 French WoEsted Robes laFious lined Finest quoiy
worsted in distinctive checked potes roy and Medium
and foroe
S$85 Pure Silk Dressing Gowns Fine printed joequoed
ond silks Maroon Medium, Ioroe etro Jorge,
$3.50
$3.50 and SIS House coos Tsevion Joekets. All wool
fonne toon checks, solid eoor foords Sizes 5s
Evening star., 1953-02-18
LoNG-sLEEvE SPORTS SHIRTS

43$795 $Sg5 SpoFs Shirts mostly chonbroys
rus blues. Also washable An S495
$50 Solid Color Washob Rsyon abadnes by Alfred Of New
York Maroon. white green, ton Medium ooe. exo
--99s
z$l0.s5 $I50 Imported Eannsl Shirts BY famous
ds Some with button down collars Neut checks and puds
% blue noroon Medium lorses Iorse S695
36$l1S0t6 $3.50 Sports ShiEs Washable oyons noy blue
eorroys virgin wool outdoor shirts Checks and pIoids:
Medium, oree. s<.ro oree - - -24- - S7.95
i9-$l295 &$l3e5 Virgin Wool oGtdoos Shirts Neckbond
shirts we'll sports shirts Handsome houndstoo checks and
toon ploids. All sizes in this group, 1895
bier model, with peoH buttons Moroon beige ooy.
zs$i75o Pure esn Silk spo,ss Shirts Neot check patterns IN
ton white grounds. Medium ioroe etro large,
Sll.95
1870 $3.50 AWoo Sports Shirts. Toetos, oobodnes.
wosteds checks pods solid coo fouord pottern Medium,
-$z5 AM-Wool Fonne Shirts Of Imported Scotch Lambsweo
Single needle ooed Coou checks and pIoids Medium large,
extro Ioroe Six OK
Evening star., 1953-02-18
WoMEN'S WEAR
Goats, Suits, English Roinweor

iiS2esS Imported Enssh Reineoats Fine Eeypon cotton
Nouol sode Sizes 20 CLEAR $40 SAVING
s$lss Finest csmesksis Toppsr come and cocoa. ..
IosI1ss Tissue Feis DIossss. SHES y 10 %. LESS AN
Evening star., 1953-02-18
SHORTS AND UNDERsHoRTs

8lS$250 BOodeoh ShoFss Solid shodes Of white blue,
eoy also stripes Mode with wide elastic Wristbands
All fully Sonfordized Woist 30 o46--------SI49
2s7-$loo Swiss Rib Undsnh Fine combed cotton Athletic
type vndsrhis. White only. All sizes
Evening star., 1953-02-18
PAJAMAS

81
236-$5e5 $6s5 Psiamos Solid color broodeohs
striped broodcIoth plain color coot and MILDLY styles
Sizes A, B. c, D S4.95
4s-$s95 Reyon Paiames Striking plaid poerns Blues
reds Sizes 3, c, D S4.95
zl-$l250 Wnospun Rayon Lounsins Pesmos Sipover styles
Cono sky blue navy with contrasting trousers ond color
5-$l995 English Woven ViyeIa Paamss. Completely woh-
obe Soft and comfortable Neot pods checks stripes Sizes
~ y
6s-$s95 vIyo Crepe Rsycn Paisme Solid shades Of blue
oroy yellow with contrasting piping Coo Style also
striped broodelot in MILDLY pulover styles. Sizes
$3.50 Pus Silk Ieunsns Jaequardsd Pejame Convertible
COLOR styles Regulars and fooers Maroon. white. blue Sizes
MEMS ENGLISH RAlNcoATS First Floor
6$427s imported salih Cross Dye Cotton Gsbordne Roneoa
Fly front Sfosh pocets Comfortable rooon style Ton shode
63-$2ee5 English Popin Reneeots Lightweight
ont fine for round ovelne Sizes "a 46 Reeu
Iors shorts. longs. CLEAR $40 SAVING $l9.95
9-$4750 WodFemous English Vense Raincosts 1.-THE Coat
thot Breotes 36 4o ~ re0uor 40 short 49, 4o A. -
long S34.95
1855 imported English A-wooi Gebardins Roneost-
Full in the London Fly front Rooo-sieeves Royon
lined Snort ton shode Size 36 to 46. Reeuors shorts longs
NSnoTkope fsSS
Evening star., 1953-02-18
HANDKERCHlEFS

2SS-$i White Irish Linen HondkeFehe Large size l7xl7 ""
hemstiehed and hand rolled edges 65e
I86-$l.5o White Irish Linen HsNdkerehes I" hesthed edges
ond hand rolled edges Etro ooe 1919 95e
Hendkeehieis Extra Iorse size French linens Swiss
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Evening star., 1953-05-24
Morality PIuy Follows
EIizobeth's S Coronation

LONDON.-The dais in West
minister Abbey where Queen
Elizabeth will be enthroned for
her crowning on June 2 will be
the stage eight days later for a
modern morality play-the first
to be performed in the historic
old abbey for 400 years.
The play, written by poet
Christopher Hassall, is called
"Out of the Whirlwind" and pre-
sents a modern version of the
Biblical theme of Job.
Gangs of workmen will clear
the space in front of the abbey
altar of it's coronation trappings
and furniture in time for the
plays opening on June 10.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

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