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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22
Attend Funeral

Among those from out of town
attending the funeral of Mrs.
James Cargill were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Dorman of New Orleans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary McMaster of
McComb, Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Boy
EFT and Mrs. Hunt of Laurel, Mr..
and Mrs Franklin Heard, and
Mrs. Rush of Vaughn, Mrs. H.
c. McCallum and Mrs. Dewey
Hawkins and Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Winborn all of Jackson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Jones of KERN and
Mrs. Kate Hunoldstein of Mem
phie, c. M. Jackson of Kosciusko,
Allan Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Beall, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Bar
rett, VIII Barrett, w. C. Jones
and Mrs Norman Weathersby
and Misses Myrtle and Minnie
Jordan.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22
THROUGH
HAZEL
EYES

wish to express my per-
pnsl appreciation for the
vonderful cooperation given us
sAs week by our friends and
rsd<rs. Last week. you re-
nember. we asked you 70
pless mail, bring in or tele-
pAone your news on Monday
4 possible and II not by Tues
d.
Most Of you did just that
and we want you to know we
DO appreciate IL.
ms does not mean to phone
u your news only on the first
two days Of the week. But IL
does mean that news received
sfser Tuesday may or may not
get in-we will get II In OF
course, II possible. But we are
working under q terrific handi-
cap 81 the present time due
labor shortage.
So the sooner we get your
news the better-and II some
thing happens don't wait
several DAYS or a week before
telling Us about IL. Telephone
or wrix US right then. II we
cant use IL Immediately we
will be able 10 edit IL and &c,
Il ready for the next edition
Please keep up the gooc
work.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22
Executive Secretary
on Adult Hospital
Visits Holmes Count,
Crippled Adult Coses
Described BY Lewis
To Rotary Clubs

Work Of the Hospital for
Crippled Adults In Memphis.
supported By the contributions
of Ratarians 81 Mississippi
Arkansas and Tennessee, was
described BY Truman Lewis.
executive secretary of the
hospital. in a visit to Holmes
county this week
Rotary Clubs Of Pickens.
Durant and Lexington contri-
butte each year g. the support
of this hospital which has help
ed to rehabilitate thousands Of
crippled adults throughout the
south who otherwise may have
been helpless invalids for the
remainder of their lives.
Mr.. Lewis said there was no
way of reckoning in dollars
and cents the value Of the
contribution made by tri-stafe
Rotarians whose generous con
tributions have made possible
the operation and maintenance
Of this hospital which has re-
ceived worldwide notice as an
emblem of how American
states handle some phases Of
their problems.
He described a number Of
cases whe e people had been
regarded as hopeless and how
they have been able 10 take
their. places in society once
again as breadwinners for then
families and useful citizens Of
their communities and states
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22

The annual sale of Christmas
seals has been successfully
Concluded IN Holmes county
and the sum Of si.o5e.ol raised
To combat tuberculosis. In 1851
$873.5s WA given.
A numhkr of people have
not vet sept in their contri-
buttons foi seals and anyone
who has NJ done so is asked to
ssnd the nbney in as quickly
S - ross;h,e 3 Mrs. Leroy Pa
r ra The efcient drive chair
n,ar ~ = Holmes County
TT,,S,h1aercu,osh Chapter, so that
the books ray be closed for
1852.
u.,f Of ~ monies raised IN
.,;s canoo1ign stays in the
this es1 cS1pter treasury to be
used as NEEDED.
Mrs. Nicklshelton Of Tchula'
- a anter nre3ident, has express
caap ~ nerponal appreciation
ed ed the her splendid work done and
LOT 'i, :, CONCEPTIONS received
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22

Now II Is Mr.. Truman and
President Eisenhower.
As our new President as~am-
ed Office II was apparent that
he b leaning on q higher pow
er than his own.
American citizens, too.
should cali upon that power to
invoke the wisdom he viii
need to discharge his great
responsibilities 10 this nation
and the world.
Regardless Of political af-
filiation--we are all citizens
Of one great country. Because
Of that fact the thought that
should Be uppermost In our
minds is. the welfare Of our
country q II seeks to discharge
its responsibilities Of world
Leadership
The first and most import
ant way to do this Is to first
purge ourselves and make
ourselves worthy Of leader
ship.
In order 70 accomplish the
latter 1t = necessary to md
our governuAsnt Of the vermin
that has bsen infesting our
State Department as well as
other departments OF govern
This we believe the
new administration will do to
the very best Of its abilities
and they are considerable.
President Eisenhower has
shown that he is aware Of the
Of taking care OF
American interest - and ne
seems determined to see that
America hcnorably discharges
her responsibilities to the
world.
An interesting four years
lie ahead.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22
Arrived Monday

Mrs. Robert Sargent of Wash
ington who was visiting relatives
in Starkville last week arrived
Monday for a visit with her faith
er-in-law, Mr.. H. B. Sargent.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22

During the past twelve
months there was expended
by the National polio organic
alton Sl8,500 for the care %
twelve Holmes persons IN 1851
and thirteen cases ia 1882.
In 1852 generous Holmes cit
liens gave S3,36827 10 the
March of Dimes.
Let everyone make his con-
tribution as soon as possible.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22

Kosciusko Visitors
MRS. Z. L. Williams, Mrs. w. R.
Clinton and Mis- Ruth Howard
were Kosciusko visitors Friday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22
Attend Funeral

Attend Funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary McMaster
of McComb, Mr.. Mrs. S. N, Boyett
and Mrs. Effie Hunt of Laurel
attended the funeral Of Mrs, ]. R.
Cargill Sunday afternoon.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22
Maddox Elected

c. D. Maddox of West was
/ elected a vicepresident of the
Mississippi Cattlemen's Associa-
ton at the state convention held
in jackson this week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-01-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, January
Is Better

Friends Of Mrs. Hollis Grumpy
of Water Valley are glad to hear
that she is feeling some better
after a major operation Saturday
morning Her mother, Mrs. ]
E. Pritchard, is at her bedside.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Deaths Reported

From D. c. Bureau of vital statistics.)
Carrie strachan. 81, 5616 Nebraska
sadie Lathrop. %, 90 Sherman ave. NV.
Sarah Schrivener, IS, 500 Massachu-
Setts ave. ne
Henry Krayenbuhl, 90. Soldiers Home.
Jose Ruiz, 90, 431 9th st. ne.
Richard E. Rothman, 81, 1866 Southern
John ohm VI. VI. Clark, SO. 2sse Hartford st.
Susan Kimban, 55. 4so1 Connecticut
Ruth Bergin, SIS. 1905 Eye st. ne.
Carl A. Maggiv, 40, 1851 C ST. Sc.
John. Coffman, 4S, 5019 9th ST., N
Kathryn Hibbard. 40, 1920 18th st. Sc.
Leland Hodge, As. 32l 14th pl. ne.
Clara c. Leakin, SO, S16 9Th st. sc.
Della E. Marshall rs, 1928 o st. NV.
William E. Johnson, 20, 2O09 14th st.
Ethel s. Christmas. SO. 316 St NV.
Josephine M. Henson. 53, address not re-
Theodore Banks, 81, 275 You st. s.w.
Hammond T. Jordon, so, Fairfax County.
Ola Harris, As, 1899 Maryland ave. ne.
Pearl Smith. 40, 2020 Maryland ave.
Eva Lee. 26, 1928 st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Perfume That CIings
ADVERTISEMENT.

Q.-Dear Penny: l adore per-
fume, but for some reason or
other its fragrance just does not
last on me. l have told several
of my friends that l want a new
perfume, but first l must find
out about a lasting One.-Mrs.
A. w.
"A particularly good idea
for women who claim that per-
fume does not "stay with them"
is a Liquid Skin Sachet. It
smooths on the skin very easily,
and fingers longer because of its
sachet base. It has a slower rate
of diffusion and evaporation
than any other type of fra
GRANGE. Try this Houbigant
Chantilly Liquid Skin Sachet.
Only $1.85 plus tax at better
stores.
Evening star., 1953-10-29

Dave Collins, 40, and Venus Brown. 46.
both Of 1903 Belmont I'd. NV;
Michael Crane; T., "A, Alexandria; Va;
Robert Jones. %. Rockville Centre, N. Y.
and Rosemary Albus. ~, 4S09 Wood
Curtis Thompson, 90, 1886 Blaine st.
ne. and Mary Glenn. II. 1918 Rose
Walter Patterson. As, Takoma Park. Md,
and Alice Howe. 43. 1882 Webster
Emerson on !" childs. 40. and Eleanor Seek
Henry Whisenant. 30. Silver Spring, Md,
and Catherine Shaw. 35, 1915 Frank
j. p ?. j Jolly " SO. aa27 Dubois pl. Sc,
and sarah Lay. 81. 500 Adrian st. sc.
Edward Mayo, 81 Boston, and Arelene
Murphy, 20, Randolph. Mass,
Adelins Mills, So. %2a ( St. ne. a. ns
Newly Etheridge 33, Atlanta. Ga.
Thqnas 5otR Mhe Of 1 5 aR6 9f6 St. dra9s
John Burke 20. 601 Eye St n. e, and
Joan Mitchell I9, Brooklyn. n; Y.
Jeannine Johnston, 10; Greenbelt, Md
John Wattawa, 81, and Jennie Wattawa
81 both of the Sheraton-Park Hotel;
"oStSr joan ti, Ford, IS, Arlington.' ~ va, anu
and Frances Frazier, 23. Newton, N. c.
DoremouS Smith. lr.. ~. IL NJ 81. E.,
and Barbara Gaskins. 10. 2003 Ala
bama ave. Sc.
Lawrence Golden. -. and Rose Chi
chester Sc. both of 1913 Massachu-
jerome Jerome Edwards. jr.. 81. 422 Randolph
st. NV. and Norma Smith, 19. 21O1
New Hampshire ave, NV. ,u,,n.,uo,n,
Crupper. IL both Of AIexandria. Va,
Charles Yeager, 30 $50 Longfellow st.
sw.., and Lassie Randolph, 90, 466
steven Mason, 25, and Emeearl Rodgers,
= 2l, both of 1859 T st: NV.
Ernest -Mandes, - $685. 18th st. NV,
and Mary Ipoek: S9; GreensboTo' N &c c
Soc. Chung: 2l' Honolulu, Hawaii:
and Dorothy Pinkard, II. 492 st.
Larrie Profitt. SO. $40 Longfellow St
NV, and Marie Wilson, 81, 1913
RAY va ROCK. SS 3a. !, and Georgia Krol. 90.
both of Detroit
Leman Stafford, So, and Meta McCathie
81. both of Dallas Tex.
Alexander Davis, 81 4939 Meade st. ne.
and Trenita Smallwood, 25, 1919 Jay
Floyd " McClanahan. 1s. and Maureen
Arthur. 19. both of 1421 Harvard
Franklin Garsuson. IS. and Clara Gear
nal 81. both of 1877 5th st. NV.
William Pratt. Sc, 1923 s st. n W, and
Marian ODonnell, 81. 1915 nth
st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-29

have gentle, speedy relief usually
within an hour! But when that
constipated feeling comes on dur,
ing the afternoon, simply take
sparkling SAL HEPATICA one
half hour before supper and
you'll feel fine again before bed.
time. SAL HEPATICA is also q
fast-acting antacid, you know =. F..
sweetenS a sour stomach at the
same time. So always depend on
SAL HEPATICA for speedy
gentle relief.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
5oth D. c. Polio Victim
OF Year Is Reported

The Health Department yes
terday reported the 59th polio
case Of the year.
The victim is a 28-year-old
woman, who lives in the 100
block of North Carolina avenue
Sc. She was taken to Provi-
dence Hospital on October 20,
and the case was pronounced
polio yesterday.
Last year at this time, 127
cases had been reported.
Evening star., 1953-10-29

PKEAM never SourS or turns"
stays fresh tUithout refrigero-
fion! It makes coffee taste oh-so
good, too, and is easy to use 4. =.
you just put a spoonful in your
coffee, stir and 10! it dissolves
'instGntly! PREAM can also saUe
Vou money :. Is well as time and
trouble. Try Il soon I'm sure
you'll prefer It to anything you've
ever used in coffeN.
Evening star., 1953-10-29

energy-building natural oil fac.
tors, plus a BONUS" of added
minerals! But that's not the only
90 reason ! recommend
@N SCOTS Emulsion :.
leaRFNTs3 it also helps build stami-
~ ma and resistance to
colds when sufficient
vitamins AID are lacking in the
diet! Ask your doctor about won-
derful SCOTS Emulsion E.
and III wager he'll suggest you
give It to your children every dGyl
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Trieste Issue Is Topic

DR.. Ziga Vodusek, counsel for
the Yugoslav Embassy, will dis
cuss the crisis at Trieste at a
luncheon at noon tomorrow of
Almas Temple Shriners in the
Sphinx Club, 1915 K street NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-29

SPECIAL QEeRk eQR IeENA6ERS with complexion problems
=, q chance get the CUTICURA Good Looks Kit"
mM@CSo almost a GIFT And get it you be-
IyI%R cause contains generous trial sizes of CUTI-
ks17N lA-M CURA Medicated Liquid CUTICURA Soap and
Wz7WCUTTCURA Ointment (pus sample of CUTI-
WS lAE%N MCURA Talcum) all with tested scientific
vi ingredients which not only act fast to help clear
uP pplse and other externally caused bemshes but
ally hap create clearer softer smoother skin often
60vsl So The Good Looks XIII today by mailing Nancy
SasseE. Dept NJ "a Madison Ave. New York 16 N Y.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Handicapped Lodge Party

Lodge "a, American Federation
Of the Physically Handicapped,
will hold Halloween party at
8 pm. tomorrow in st. Johns
Parish Hall, 8l9 Sixteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-29

know that your
youngsters will
grow up with
strong bon e s,
healthy teeth and
sturdy bodies i.
for SCOTT S
boasts" natural
Ard x,ifaraina aNd
Evening star., 1953-10-29
go Per Cent Forms

CLEVELAND.-About 80 per
cent of Ohio'S total area is de-
voted to agriculture and about
four-fifths of this amount is in
improved land.
Evening star., 1953-10-29

nSdQaCne o 7
upset stomach
due to the need
of a laxative.
When that hap
pens, take SAL
H E P A TICA
before break
fast . you'll
Evening star., 1953-10-29
By Marty Links Births Reported
(From D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistic


BOYS.
Adolf and Kathleen Berth.
Robert and Margaret Boone.
Bervin and Betty Cole.
Amos and Virginia Dufore.
Praneis and Dolly Graves
Hafstein and Ingveidur Bodvarsson.
Alphonse and Doris Glastonbury.
Joseph and Frances Drawl.
Leo and Sarah Farabaugh.
Glenn and Betty Huttenhauer.
Lud and Helen Milistefr.
Clarence and Eunice Robinson.
Norman and Frances Bonner.
Clarence and Eunice Robinson.
GIRLS.
Ralph and Helen Barber.
Robert and Margaret Burns.
John and Frances Greene
John and Doris Hopkinson.
Darrell and Barbara Jepsen.
Meialn SHsfRn snd and kHfR kvfiyn paTanf. MsIler'
Willis and Alice Williams.
Carl and virgie Bowser. -
Lawrence. and Nancy Green.
John and Mary Healy.
Glenn and Betty Huttenhauer.
Francis and Margaret Mason.
Carl and Pauline -Picone.
James and Lucy Pullins
Willie and Maybeii chaimers.
Thomas and Louise Hopkins.
Jack and Gerty Pendergast.
kenneth and Dorothy Turner.
Edgar and Annie Gaskins.
Sid and Sylvia Lee
Charles and Julia Sanders.
Evening star., 1953-10-29

A COOP GRAVY goes a long way
toward making so-so dishes taste
$1,000 delicious even gives
tempting taste-appeal to leftovers.
How to be sure your gravy will
be perfect everv time? Well. don't
Evening star., 1953-10-29

-. any tt1ne, any
place! You see,
It's made from
fresh, sweet cream
and other milk
products (nothing
Is addedi) vet
Evening star., 1953-10-29

M 4 STRile0 AROUND YOUR
PlN0gA :. for I want you to try
Instant PREAM todayl You'll
always be glad you did be-
cause its a 100% dairy-rich
potDdeT that creams" your coffee
Evening star., 1953-10-29
MurriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. C. la1U couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1OGit three tull days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
important savings
on infants wear

were
ESQ pieces in large Sc
lection OF pastel ond
solid color polo shirts,
long and short sleeves l.65
Sizes z to s 10!
200 striped polo shirts,
broken sizes in the group SOC
$50 pieces in group in
GLIDING checked cotton
overolls. printed pIisse
poiomos and striped polo
shirts. Broken sizes l.0C
Down Stoirs Store, lnfonts
Evening star., 1953-10-29
BUY-LINES by Nancy susser
EEKlY IDEaTsEe COLUMN 0F THINGS EfE IE1 INTERESTING

AWEEKLY ADVFRsNC COLUMN THINGS NEW N0 INTERESTING u
New York. Oct. 29-Jack Frost is here and
brings a threat of chest colds your youngsters.
So be prepared by getting CHILDREN'S BEN-CAY
relief from cold miseries! That's because this
marvellous rubin contains the same pain.relievins
ingredients regular BEN.CAY (my famiIy0
for hrIt,v rnneA lnnniin
Evening star., 1953-10-29
luggage reduced 40eo
and more, 5.95 to 9.95
tCere 1925 to 1925

pIeose odd 2Ooo FederoI tox
40 pieces Of vinyI pIostie luggage,
ton tweed with coppeEstone bind
ing. sroy tweed with novy binding
and oil novY sobordine with white
piping. JointIess 5-pIy wood.
fr0me, bross-pIoted English locks.
Not oil eoloFs in oil sizes.
Troin case, II" wardrobe, 26"
PuIInon and 70" PuIImon.
Down Stoirs Store,
Luggage, North Building
Evening star., 1953-10-29

IT'S A BEAUTIFUL MORNING
when you wake up feeling won.
derful . but it's not If you're
feeling miserable because Of
Evening star., 1953-10-29
HERE'S A WISE INVESTMENT in

your children's future E.
SCOTS Emulsion! Why? Be-
cause it's the best insurance" /
Evening star., 1953-10-29
homefurnishings reduced


200 pair bed pillows, 2lx27" size. Toll
ored edges, linen finish tick. $50 tur- for
key feathers, 759o chicken feothers Each Z95 500
400 irreauIor chenille bedspreods, twin
and full bed size. Many potterns and 495to
coIors. Washable, no ironing needed o9o 5SS
200 first quality bath mat and lid sets.
Choose from three styles, oblong sets
with solid grounds and muti-coIor over
lay solid coIors; round sets in solid
colors; moss green, chortreuse, light
green hunter green, blue, pink, groy,
orchid white red, tan wine or yellow Z9o Ivy
200 packages sack towels 5 to pack
oqe. Approximately l7x34" bIeoched,
pre- eloundered, reody-touse lZo I.UV
$50 sets special purchase 3-pieee bath
nof SETS Set includes | 22x34" oblonq
mot "a" round mat, ! matching lid
cover. Chortreuse, light green, hunter
green, blue, pink gray, white, black, red,
wine, yellow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .~~ 9.S9
100 poir special purchase oil wool filled
sotin eomforters, 72x84", two-one re-
versailles. Many color combinations - eSo
200 Jumbo size first duoity foomed Iotex
pillows with zippered white covers o9o oSo
300 pieces in special purchase Of white
cotton sheet blonkets ~---------- ISo
400 hend-sewn woshobIe eeIonese royoh
toffeto lamp shades Colors: eegshel,
BEIGE gold, red and chortreuse
Sizes: l9" floor lamp size, 8" table
lamp size, 4" swing reflector size, % TO ZSS
II" down bridge size --------------- 49o q 5SS
500 specially purchased fibergIos wosh-
able lamp shades Drums, bells, empire
shapes in RED, 9reen beige wnIte cnor- ,ao
treuse and hunter green 10, II, Ia, -, lUO 70
l6, II and lo" sizes --------------- 9.0V
Down stors Store Budget Hoeurnishnos, North Building
save on fabric specials ]
Were NOW
400 yards Of printed corduroy, from
new shipment, just received All first
quality full So" width. Wide ossort-
nnent Of coIors and prints -----------. l.9o l.ZS
500 yords Of eottons, both prints and 59cto
solid eoors --- 7oc 3Se
Down stois Store, Inexpensive Fobrics North Building
Evening star., 1953-10-29
misses wool suits
25,00 ,cere 1925

IS misses oIl-wooI suits in eIossie style,
button to neck, club collar. Novy and
block. Sizes 10 to lS.
Down Stoirs Store Coots and Suits
Evening star., 1953-10-29

depend on pam
browning alone .
it takes KITCHEN
BOUQUET to turn
out" a gravy that's
always ertrd-rich.
ertra = bropn and
extra delicious!
And it adds no arti-
fetal taste be-
cause it's q won-
Evening star., 1953-10-29

protect chds CHILDRENS BEN.CAY
complete dreciOn in the package for pOuce
and Inhalation The important thing have hand
when need Blue Package today!
Evening star., 1953-10-29
notions greatly reduced

we're now
80 pIostie shopping bags
in pIoids or stripes.
Sturdy double corVne
handles - SOC 49e
$50 blouse trees, Sitter
to hold six bIouses in
minimum spoce Zoe IS:
l9 eoIIopsibIe sleeve
boords -.-- r.5o 100
Down Stors Store,
Notions, North Building
Evening star., 1953-10-29
save on busters
and brunch coats
2.88 and 4.44
scere 3.95 TO 5.05

10 pieces in group including cotton pIisse
and eottons in mony styles and prints to
choose from. Sizes II to 20.
Down Stors Store, Robes and Housecoots
Evening star., 1953-10-29

drous blend of IA special vege.
tables, herbs and spices that points
up the true, natural flavor of
meat and fowl. Good cooks and
famous chefs have been using
KITCHEN BOUQUET for more
than IS years -. why don't you?
Evening star., 1953-10-29
important savings
on mems furnishings

Al sweoters by famous
manufacturer in coot
and puloVer styles. Coot
style hos Upper or but
ton cIosinos. Sizes 38 to
46, not every size in 7.o5 to
every style -------- 9.95 5.ss
IS9 dress .hirts, summer
or weave, soft collar
styles, white and some
coIors Sizes Ia to II - 2.95 1873
bomber style joekets by
famous manufacturer.
Zippet closing. Sizes 40
and ~ ---- 1895 S.ss
400 mems ties, royon ...
and some washable cot LOO to z for
tons ----- -. l,50 100
1872 short sleeve mems
sports shirts, small to
large sizes - ---~---- l.93 LOU
Down Stors Store, Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1953-10-29

1000 pair So" tier curtains, l'sS
1000 poir fresh new tier curtains including
nyIons, lace net, pIisse, ginshom checks, solid
color poplins; shirred rod pocket and Fuffle
flounee.
Down stoirs Store Budget Homefunhines. North Building
Evening star., 1953-10-29
chiIdren's shoes reduced
. 0n 1rere 5.95 TO 7.05

50 poirs Of shoes for boys and girls.
SuitobIe for dress and school. Broken
sizes and eoIors in the group.
Down Stoirs Store, ChiIdren's Shoes
Evening star., 1953-10-29
cotton gloves reduced, I'ss
acre 2.5O and $50

Double cotton gloves in assortment Of new
styles. White, beige, and few dark eoors. Sizes
6h to Iva. Not oil styles in all sizes.
Down Stors Store Gloves
Evening star., 1953-10-29
misses underwear

200 in group Of women's and misses
royon and cotton dresses in prints and
solid eoIors. Sizes II to 22I7. Not
oil sizes in every style.
Down Stoirs Store, inexpensive Dresses
Evening star., 1953-10-29
important savings on bIouses

300 irresuIors of famous manufacturers
cottons and royons. Prints, stripes and
solid coIors; variety of styles; sizes 81 to
38; if perfect---------
300 royon tissue foiIIe bIouses, first
quoity of famous manufacturer. Close
out Of styles. Short and "a sleeves; but
ton front and button back cIosines;
variety Of styles. CoIors: red, toast, gold
white, sizes 81 to
Down Stoirs Store, BIouses
Evening star., 1953-10-29
boys furnishings reduced

72o pair boys irresuIor hose in assorted
potterns. Sizes to lOI2. If perfect
l55 dress shirts in cotton broodcIoth.
French cuffs, barrel cuffs and French
cuff with rounded collars with pin.
Sizes: junior, s to Il; prep; 3 to IA. If
Evening star., 1953-10-29
junior miss apparel reduced

200 10 Bette dresses in dressy toffetos
and foiIIes, ! and z piece styles. Some
oII-wooI dresses in the group. Black and
coIors, sizes 7 to l5--------------
200 all wool turtle neck sweoteTs, by q
famous manufacturer. Sizes "a to 4O
Bright foil shades NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Down Stors Store, Junior Miss Apporel
Evening star., 1953-10-29

costume jeWeIFy SOC
reduced "
tcere 100
200 pins, broeeIets, necklaces and eor
rings in the group. ToiIored styles, some
set with simulated stones.
Down Stoirs Store, Costume Jewelry
Evening star., 1953-10-29
important savings on nationally
advertised chiIdren's shoes, 2'ss
if perfect 5.95 to 7.95

100 por foctoy rejects Of ehiIdrens shoes slightly
damaged, some sompIes Broken sizes in the group
including nfonts and boys and girls. to s.
Down Sos Store, Chiden's Shoes
Evening star., 1953-10-29
save on fabric specials

400 yards Of printed corduroy, from a
new Shipment, Just received All first
quality, full So" width Wide ossort-
nnent Of coIors and prints ----,-------.
500 yords Of eottons, both prints and
solid coIors s-----------------
Down stor Store. inexpensive Fobrics, North Bulk
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Women's and misses dresses, 600
,Uere 8.05. 1926 and 1926

so pieces in group including flannel mems
check and crepe Many eoIoEs and styles to choose
from Sizes l4h to 20h and II to lS.
rou,, Sto,e Sore No,oen'. ond Mses Dresses