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Milford chronicle., 1953-10-23

Prayer and Self-Denial" to be pre-
sented at this meeting. All mem
bers and friends are cordially in
vited to be present.
Mrs. Annie Hatfield and Mrs. S.
S. WTOten were recent dinner
guests of Mrs. J. Burton Carter.
Mrs. Carter is now on the sick list,
but improving, and Mr.. Carter is
still a patient in the Veterans Hos
pital in Wilmington for further
diagnosis. Mr.. and Mrs. Brenon
Jackson and children Of Sehford
were Friday evening callers at the
Carter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Porter
and daughters, Mrs. Edna Hayes
and Miss Grace Porter were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Porter at Milford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Addison Porter and family of
KensingtOn, Md, were Friday
guests at the J. Frank Porters.
The Morris Merediths were week
end guests of Mrs. II. f. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs Barry SissOn of
Washington, ID. c., were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Meredith, Sr. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Lynch of Selbyville were Sunday
dinner guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hubbard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pretty
man and sons, Michael and Craig,
mOtOred to Philadelphia ON Sun
day.
Mrs. GreylOck Noble left for New
York State to be with her daugh-
ter for about three weeks and help
to spoil that new grandson.
Mrs. Jane Walls from Milford is
visiting her niece and family, the
Jacob Hatfields.
Sunday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Trice were Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Wyatt of Farming
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brubaker
from Denton and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smith, also from Denton.
Don't forget Reidel and his Mag
ical Revue, presented by the Green
wood Volunteer Fire Company on
Wednesday, October %, at 500 D.
m. in the Greenwood High School
Auditorium. This promises to be
one Of the most exciting shows of
its kind ever to be given in Green
wood. Something for every men,
ber of the family to enjoy. Come
out and relax and see some things
you have never seen before. Adults,
$1.O0; children under IA, soc.
FLA Highlight
The 1953-54 FLA officers were
elected as follows: Atwood Tucker,
president; Everett Outten, vice
president; Paul Williamson, trea-
surer; Richard Melvin. secretary;
Harry VannicOla, signal; Richard
Revell, reporter Clifford Perry and
Paul Williamson placed first on a
vegetable demonstration. Their
demonstration was based on Your
Garden and It's Care" These boys
will represent Greenwood on
Thursday night at Caesar Rodney.
There they will compete in the
state finals. Richard Revell and
Roland Rogers placed second. Their
demonstration was entitled "Soil
Erosion" Lee ClarksOn and Rob-
ert Breeding placed third. Their
demonstration also was entitled
Soil Erosion"
The square dance held Friday
night in the Greenwood Methodist
Church Educational Building was
a most outstanding event. The
high school group Joined the adults
and thoroughly enjoyed the even
ing. They are anxious to have an
other one soon. The dances were
new to most of the folks but ev-
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-23
PARKING DlsPurE

FAIRFIELD, Iowa -(P)- Car
dealers in this Iowa town are mad.
The City Council recently passed
an ordinance which provides that
no motor vehicles offered for sale
or trade can be parked on the
streets or any place between prop
erty and car lines.
The dealers are trying to get the
ordinance repealed. They claim it
will force their businesses out of
the city.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-23

McFadden Clan might consider
making Delaware their home as
they have been very favOrably i'm
pressed with our state.
Upon returning to the Hatfield
home everyone sang old familiar
hymns and closed with God Be
With You Till We Meet Again"
DR.. and Mrs. R. l. McFadden of
Bloomington, Michigan, were re-
cent visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson c. Hatfield. They
also called at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard B. Hatfield.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-23

1O6th anniversary and home COM
ing service. The Rev. Robert E.
Green, pastor of the Avenue Meth
odist Church, Milford, will be the
guest speaker and there will be
special music.
Tuesday evening there will be
cottage prayer meetings at ZOO
o'clock, held in the following
homes of the community: Charles
COnoway, Mrs. Elizabeth O'Day and
Floyd Wiley. These cottage pray
er meeting groups are in prepara-
tiOn for the evangelistic services
which will be held nightly at 7:30
o'clock from November 2 to 8. The
Rev. John WOOtten will be the
guest minister from Bridgeville.
The Friendship Bible Class will
meet on Wednesday, October 28, at
600 O'Clock for a covered dish
supper in the Educational Build
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-23
New Citizens Welcomed
TO Delaware

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson c. Hatfield
entertained at a picnic dinner in
Redden State Forest last Sunday
to welcome several of Delaware's
new citizens. Three of Mrs. Hat
fields brothers and their families
have moved to Delaware during
1858, one brother settling in each
county. Our Delaware" was sung
to welcome the following members
OF the McFadden Clan, who now
call Delaware their home: DR.. and
Mrs. Earl b. McFadden of Selby-
vile, who were unable to be pres
ent because Of recent addition to
their family; Raymond Dean Nc
Fadden, 1858 graduate of the I'm
lversity of Delaware, and repre-
sentative of John w. Eshelman &
Sons, feed manufacturers, and his
family of Dover, and Donald l.. Me
Fadden, also graduate in 1853 of
the University of Delaware and
Evening star., 1953-06-25
Who Blocks Whom?
Eisenhower, Reed
Bow to Each Other

\ President Eisenhower and
Way and Means Committee.
Chairman Reed are so greatly
at odds on continuing the excess
profits tax that it is not surpris-
ing they disagree on who is
blocking whom.
House members circulated a
report yesterday that at the
White House meeting Of the two
last Saturday, the President
noted, in friendly fashion, that
the extension move was being
held up by only one man--Mr.
Reed.
Mr.. Reed, not to be outdone,
repeatedly remarked that his own
bill for a June 80 reduction of
individual income taxes was be-
ing held up by only one man
Gen. Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
Dogs Cost Army
$500 Each, S.
Less Than oHorse

The Army pays 5000 each for
dogs and it plans to buy II at
that price during the next fiscal
year.
It costs the same for a dog as
it does a mule-105 needed
and just IS less than for a horse
of which ii will be purchased.
Dogs are used for guard duty.
"We are attempting to keep
the strain pure, the German
Shepherd strain" Brig. Gen.
A. L. Marshall, Quartermaster
Corps controller, told the House
Military Appropriations subcom-
mittee during recent hearings.
In Europe, where 200 addition
al dogs will be bought, the price
Is 500 each but the Army said
transportation. etc., would make
it prohibitive to get all its dogs
there and bring them back to
Camp Carson, Colo, for special
lied training.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
Charges Against Father
In Assault on Son Dropped

A 31-year-old father Of five
children, charged with assault
ing his 2-year-old son with a
dangerous weapon, was freed
yesterday in Municipal Court,
when the United States Attor-
ney's office decided not to prose-
cute.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Arthur Schaffer dropped the
charge against Philip Fountain,
1900 block of Simn1S drive Sc,
after an examination Of the
child, Warren, showed him to
be in good condition.
According to Detective Sergt.
Clarence B. Winemiller, Foun-
tain admitted striking the child
with part of an ironing board
on June 4.
Mr.. Schaffer today said, how
ever. Fountain has an excellent
war record in the Navy and that
his wife said he is a model hus-
band:
Evening star., 1953-06-25
4h Marine Reunion
10 Hear KnowIand

Senator Knowland, Republican,
Of California. acting majority
policy leader Of the Senate. will
speak on American foreign policy
at the reunion banquet Of the
Fourth Marine Division Associa-
ton at 8 pm. Saturday, in the
Hotel Statler.
His address will be carried
over a Nationwide radio hookup.
The 9Th annual reunion was to
open at noon. It will run through
Sunday, with headquarters at the
Statler. 1t. Col. Arthur B.
Hanson, 3917 Oliver street, Chevy
Chase, Is president of the asso-
citation.
At $3.50 am. tomorrow, the
6acific veterans will leave for the
Marine Corps Schools at GUAM
Evening star., 1953-06-25
Postal Advisory Board
Nemed by Eisenhower
by sl,s Assoeiassd Press

Six men and one woman have
been nominated by President
Eisenhower to be members Of
an advisory board for the Post
Once Department.
The nominees are:
Mrs. Consuelo Northrop Bailey,
q former member Of the Repub-
lican National Committee from
Vermont: Richard Berlin, chsir-
man of the board Of Hearst Pub
lications; John Coleman. presi-
dent of the Burroughs Adding
Machine Co.; Richard j. Gray,
president Of the AFL Building
and Construction Trades De-
partment; Rowland Jones, Jr..
president of the American Retail
Federation: Curtis Graw,
president of the McGraw-Hill
Co.; and Charles White. presi-
dent Of the Republic Steel Co.
Evening star., 1953-06-25

tico. Va. to watch . combat
team demonstration, under the
direction Of 1t. Gen. Clifton b.
Gates. school commandant.
At $50 pm. tomorrow. q sun
set review will be held at Marine
Barracks. Eighth and I streets
Sc. home Of Gen. Lemuel c.
Shepherd. jr.. commandant Of
the Marine Corps. The associa-
ton parade will start at II am,
along Constitution avenue from
Fourth to Sixteenth streets NV
Evening star., 1953-06-25

4OJunOrT $25 $SS Print street Dresses, linens
shanungs orion and nylon combinations; boeros or box
jacket Styles beige. blue broken sizes to 5--$z0
DoJuios SASS 295 Black White Checked
Rayon Taetas fll-skred barathea red satin dresses
JUNIOR SEPARATES-Fourth Floor
Skirts tweeds fannes Lorettes checked
and paids slim lines, pleats all around all colors sizes
to Is 95
dressy and suit Styles white and pastels sizes
$795 and $50 Bouse Washable woo Jerseys nylons
and mixtures; dressy and classic Styles white coos
s5 Blouses with long or short sleeves tailored white or
coors; sizes to
TEEN SHoP-Fourth Floor
Teens SASS $1695 dressy styles
silks acetaes raas and sheers light and dark coos
SIS Formas permanent finished frosted organdies
ballerina lengths white pink bue broken Sizes
$40
Teens SIS to 1885 Suits in rayon annels wool tweed wool
gabardnes classic boxy and dresmaker Styles light dark
$1ss5 Toppers herringbone fully lined pus-up
sleeves; blue. pink. red sizes to .$l2
Teens SIS and $2SS5 Toppers awoo cloths basket
fully ned boxy and seihared styles; white pink
blue: sizes to IS
Coats suedes awool casual or resy
Teens $95 and $8S5 Blouses 40denter
shirts cot sheer nyons dresy styles crepes
cottons; white pase and darker colors sizes to 15$5
BRIDES SHoP-Seventh Floor
1$125 Wedding Dress in white chanly lace combined
tle sheer yoke lace bodice and sleeves ule tafea
1-sssss Taffeta wedding Dress simple classic lines
Venice lace; size 10 $50
2$125 White Lace Wedding satin sweetheart
line and rain sizes and "a $50
1Sss5 Champagne Baerina Lace and Net Gown srapess
with jacket size IL S3S
1sssss OFF White Classic Gown high collar fun skirt
and train size $40
2-sssS Pink Gowns; velvet bodices nylon
tle pleaed skirts; sizes 10 and
Evening star., 1953-06-25
Roll Historians to Meet

The National Railway Histori-
cal Society, Inc, will meet at 9
pm. tomorrow in Room 1890.
Transportation Building. Seven
teenth and II streets NV. A
color slide contest will be held
with Walter w. Hicks Of Hicks
Photo FiniShers, Inc. as judge.
Evening star., 1953-06-25

1-Womens SIS Pure Silk Print Dress Jacket Ensemble
1-Womens 1885 Short Rayon Chiffon with
matching stoe white in size 49, blue in 38 --S75
1-WOmans $l10 Blue RayOn Chiffon Formal with sequin tm
1Womans s10 Apricot RayOn Chiffon Evening Dress with
lace top; size 40 $65
1-Womans 1885 Navy RayOn in
size 2O
1-WOman's $125 RhnestOne-Trimmed Blue Evening
Dress in size 90
l-WOman's SIPS NyOn Tulle Evening Dress; black
NylOn Tule Evening top
size 50. 500
4-WOens $29SS including solid color rayon
crepes few silk Shantungs few rayon chiffon
dinner dresses. Half sizes. $40
white touched black and navy crepe jacket
l-Womens $4S to $6SS5 Black Navy Crepes q
pastel shades and prints; broken sizes. $3S
1-WOmens $5995 $6995 Dresses including taea
trimmed crepes knitted twopiece dresses navy
plum; broken sizes ----.-. S45
IWomens Rayon Crepe Dresses
in black and navy; broken sizes.
MASSES DRESSES-Seeond Floor
Misses $7S5 and $SSS Basic and Cocktail Type Dresses rayon
prints plain coors black and coors sizes 10
10 70 $40
Misses Dresses
Travel Dresses street and afternoon black brown high
SHADES; sizes 1O 70 20 $12
Tailored Dressy Dinner Evening
Cocktail Dresses sheer taaS Shantungs
tons novelty fabrc basic coors high shades sizes 10 20
Misses SIS to $35 Dinner and Evening" Street
Dresses sheer silk ShanungS novelty fabrics
navy, black and jewel shades sizes 10 to 20 $40
Evening star., 1953-06-25

$l.25 TO $l.75 NYLoNS NS--------8 -88e
Discontinued styles from famous-b brand stock.
so gauge 81 gauge in both sheer denies and 80 dener
service weights Light, medium and darker tones in
beigeS and taupes; sizes Sh to o11-------------9ae
Street Floor and at Sluer Spring. ShirlnSton
Evening star., 1953-06-25
e11eff; :; 5
F Street
Silver Spring
Bethesda
++73 Connecticut Ave.
ShirIioeton

COTTON SHoP-Fifth Floor
Misses $SS cotton brOadcIoth prints
Eabadines pink beige royal and sizes
shorter womens SASS Cotton Dress. Is feet or under)
coat styles white pque dckes black navy or grey sizes
Misses and SASS Rayon sheer Dresses navy or black
sleeves coat styles two-piece with striped collars sizes
Misses and Women sl7s5 Rayon and Acetate weedy coat style
dresses with Sleeves wopece rayon crees with white coll
SPORTS SHoP-Third Floor
&6S5 Handmachcr tailored Jackets in navy
RayOn navy black
s25 Lightweight Topper Cardigan nubby blue
sss5 Haiter. in bamboo
shade wrinkle resisting acetate; sizes 10 to 16 $6
9S Sleeveless LOree BOuses with button 'front.' beige
SO5 Oyrashel Sleeveless Blouses with small collar
blue or brown and tan; sizes 10 to IS --s7 ss
ss5 Drey Imported Straw Skirts Italy white black
2S25 Imported Straw Skirts from Italy
ss5 PIeate skirts in blue green or beige
SIS Wool Skirts with impressed peats hip pockets pink or Blue
IN sizes II 10 l0
S2S5 Peated Acan Skirts light blue gold
SsS5 straight black navy brown green
S2s5 Rayon Faie skirts in natural sizes Il
7s2s5 Printed Silk surah presses With plunged necknes
Ssss5 Permanently Pl.ated Orion Dresses with convertible
collars short sleeves broken sizes and coors $40
quarter sleeves white pque collars Navy black broken
sass EmbrOdered Linen strapess sheath. With wool jersey
stoleS sizes 10 to Is
$S5 RayOn Sheaths with matching short Seeved woolen
cardigans. Pink and blue: broken sizes
&1705 SIS Group Of Printed Eveglaze Cotton
broken sizes and SIl to $40
&95 to SASS Better BOuses and acetate with lace
trims jewel neclnes nyon net evening bouse Is denier
nyon dreSSy types embroidered fronts pima and nyon silk
and orons; full H. short Sleeves white pink mauve broken
BUDGET SPORTS sHoP-street Floor
6$S95 $S5 Cotton BOuSes broadclohS patterns
batiSteS short sleeves; white pink blue solid
coorS; fuchia black dots Stripes sizes
80 to SO. So and 81
95 to $595 NyIOn RayOn BlOuses short sleeves
15denier nyon jewel necklnes coared styles; white
beige pink tissue faleS with lace trims in white only,
short y sleeves jewel mandarin necklneS sizes 81
to SO. 50 to 81
23-$095 WOrsted Sheer Wool Check white slim
styles; sizes 10 and IL.
2$5S5 and $795 Summer Skirts with leather
belts; toast sizes 10 and H. orion and pima
peated styles in pink god sizes TO- H. a. srah
In black; sizes TO- H. H. 81 and IS
e$395 Wool ShOulderettes in lacy white with gold -$3
WOMEN'S DRESSES-Seeond Floor
Evening star., 1953-06-25
Wonderbirds to Hike

The Wanderbirds Hiking Club
will meet at Picnic Area No. 18
Rock Creek Park. at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow for picnic supper and
a short hike.
Evening star., 1953-06-25

1-Womens $40 Casual Box Coat blue FOrstmann Fleece,
size 1914
Forstmann Mateen Juiard poodle and wool crepes;
sizes 14k to -s75
-Women's $9S75 Long Casual Coats, mium lined suedes
and Juard Poodle CLOTH box styles blue and BEIGE sizes
14h 2Oh S65
s-Womens Ss975 Casual and Dressy Long Coats suede
cloths, mium lined; blue beige, grey navy sizes l4!a
1WomenS S6975 DreSsy Long Coats Of Fosmann Cherra
Juilard twill and wool crepes beige, blue,
black sizes 1914 to 20k SIS
$6975 Casual Goats; imported checks
tweeds also box styles Mium lined and beige mix
lures; sizes 1914 to 20h $40
-WOmens $7975 Long Coat in Mayower flannel yarn
dye grey size "a SIS
IOWomens s3975 to $5975 Long Casual Coats
boxed and fitted styles in wool crepes twls and novelty
s-Womens s7s75 Tip Toppers in Fors
Mlaeen and Pacific Verdona crepes black or blue
sizes 1914 to 161z -
7-Womens $595 Toppers hip and lengths
roll and collars blue black, beige or cora sizes
l6h to 20h
12-Womens S4s75 Toppers Juiard Poodes and
Anglo Suedes; navy, beige pink blue; sizes 121z
lO-Women's S35 S3975 TOppers fnger-tip length
novelty checks blue also navy or black wool
sizes 141a to 1874
1-Womens Faile Coats in long short
toppers; navy black sizes IAN to 2oh
SUITS-Thrd Floor
Bethesda Shngton, Silver Spring. Upper Conn Ave
Misses $4s75 s6s75 Suits Of wool gabardnes
worsteds navy light blue beige misses sizes 10 to
90 Juniors sizes Z to Is SIS
Misses and S6975 Suits in awool fanne
jerseys gabardne wosted pastel shades broken sizes
misses and womens $3S
Misses and Wonens Suits all wool sharksin
Rabardines baratheas and other fine fabcs black
navy pastes misses and womens broken sizes---$4S
Evening star., 1953-06-25

NECKWEAR-Street Floor
$295 to $495 Pure Scars hand rolled in variety of
patterns 81 .95
$Ss5 to $95 Silk Print BlOusettes assorted ayons broken
SI,9S
695 SIS Poodle Cape Soles brushed wool cape
stoes and jackets pastel tweed ses coors
- - $I0.95 to SIS
81 WOmens Handkerchefs; white white hand embroidered
handroed linen prints hand embroidered initials (boen
assortment hand embroidered names clip name
hankies 0ssorted nanes)
BELTS-Street Floor
S395 and $495 Metal Belts straight 81 9s and o5
81 to $295 Leather Belts in variety coorsSoe and 81
T0llETRIES-Street Floor
81 Jelleffs Lanon Soap four large bath
95 Famous Make Jewel Boxes slightly damaged 81 IS
UMBRELLAS-Streef Floor
$395 Raincoats in red, toast smoke 81 so
Evening star., 1953-06-25

CHlLDREN'S WEAR at JeIIeffs ShirIinston, Silver
SPrins ond Q smaIL selection OF Upper Conn Avenue
Evening star., 1953-06-25
JUNIOR DEB sHoP-Fourth Floor

5O-Junors' $17.95 to $2295 Afternoon and Business
Dresses; bare shoulders silk shantungs wopiece coons
cottons, sheers with white yokeS white pique
collars and cuffs, stripes, dots solid colors; navy
beige; broken sizes 9 to o15--------Sl2 Is
Evening star., 1953-06-25
T.. Its ksomonow-hAONTH-ENDC CLEARANCE
MMunkb Reoe hop exou outmorox
RooM-seeond Floor

FRENCH RooM-seeond Floor
Also small selection at Silver Spring and shrlington
s4s5 and sss5 Basic Dresses two-pece sheer SUITS rayon
s Sink shantuns suits rayon crepe costume dresses
jackets linen sheaths silk print dresses and SUITS navy
s2a95 basic Styles linens shantgs
dotted silk prints with faille coats prints
metric prints; navy black sizes 10 to
Silk shanung Print Dresses and Jackets silk
Jackets silk checked dresses apricot blue black beige
white backgrounds aqua pink grey light bue sizes IL to TO-
sss5 sheahs dresses silk shantung
silk ta1etas mocha, light blue yellow
s5ss5 Coat Dresses Box jacket Dresses Afternoon Dressy
Dresses; silk shantuns silk prints apricot
sssss Bascs and sheaths suits in chiffon rayon shees silks
shantungs crees royal navy black navy and ed
s7sss white Linen Coat Dress rayon sheer crepe
sssss anS Pnt SIX
shantung coin dots geoerc and lattice prints silk aeta
slate black and white navy black; sizes 10 to 18--$65
Sis Silk Linen Lined Suit silk and linen dress and jacket
embroidered linen dress and jacket beige black sizes
$50 and s195 Cocktail Dresses imported prints geoetrc
prints black brown dark green grey and maize
sizes TO- IA, 70
Egs1e: ,sss S:,y Wsa5 s; ss:.ts Sns # Kind
Sis Nylon Net, sequn trim. white; size 10 12-;o$s5
:ssss White silk Drama with coral bead trim size $50
s5as5 white Nylon Net Formal size ,~.-- -$4s
Ss5 White Rayon Chiffon Long Gown, beaded tr size H.
group $3.50 twopiece wool dresses
of kind broken sizes and coors $40 to SOS
MATERNITY DRESSES-Seeond Floor
a$S95 to $0S5 Dresses plaid ginghams rayon
fale and checked rayon taeta. Sizes 10 to $6
1$lO95 to $195 Dresses twopiece black navy rayon
fales stripes bead trimmed checked taetas
Sizes 10 to IA .95
1$1295 and SASS Dresses; wopiece black fa1es
few checks. Sizes 10 to
1CS1995 and $2295 Dresses black
fale with striped blouses. Sizes 10 to
BUDGET DRESSES-Fifth Floor
2es and Womens $495 Casual and Dressy Rayon Crepe
Dresses; brown black broken sizes IL to 20 16
7MsseE Womens $O95 to $1795 Dresses tailored
dressy rayon fales cepes sheer crepe prints solid
coors; novelty fabrics navy brown grey black and
dark background prints broken sizes 10 to TO- 14h to
221a ST 95
ses and Womens S14s5 to $22s5 Coat Type Dressy
rayon fae coats with taeta dresses
novelty fabrcs navy black blue brown red beige; broken
sizes 10 TO 70
66-MsseS and Women's $1795 Linen Rayon Crepes and
Faies coat dresses dressy styles dresses
maize pink, black brown; broken sizes 10
12-Msses Womens SIS Navy Black Silk Shantung
Dresses with boleros sizes 10 to 20
JUNIOR BUDGET SH0P-Fifth Floor
-Junors $l3S5 Suits Dresses silk shanungs
sheer organdes rayon crepes; short, full sleeves
white pastes navy black; sizes 9 to
gored skirts sheaths printed jacket dresses
coors; sizes to 81 o5
unors $685. $l39 printed checks
pure silks faies taeta skirts topped with
black and jacket dress Styles sizes
Evening star., 1953-06-25

75-WoMENS $l7.95 TO SIS
SUMMER coTToNs ---------------$l4.s5
Month-End Special and really special! Choose from
dotted Swiss gnghaS lovely printed voes
street and afternoon dresses in light and dark shades
Sizes 1914 to 221s and 18 to A.
75-WoMEN's $685. TO $3s.s5
SUMMER DRESSES
Embroidery trimmed white and pastel spun rayons for
town and travel dressy cotons even silk shantngs and
Sizes 1914 to 22h
Evening star., 1953-06-25

Misses $375 $5975 Wool Coats 28nch shortcoats tall girl
angora eeces threebutton poodes; tuxedo topper styles
navy gold grey. blue white pink sizes 10 to 16
Misses $35 to SIS TOpper Cardigan Style ShOrtcoat Sport
leigh BOuce casual watproofed silk shantung dress coats
rattan bouce tuxedos; blue god beige
red; sizes 10 to 16 SIS
Misses $4975 Girl woolen
poodes smooth fabrics; navy natural blue bege sizes
10 to 16 $50
sizes IL and IA $40
S975 Sycamore Long and Short Coats in Bar poodle
red blue. navy pink; sizes TO- H. H. is $45
S6975 $7975 Forsmann Lorda Jullard Julora
Coats beige pink toast sizes 10 to $50
S2975 FaIe Cardigan Busters with jeweled "a
length sleeves; black only sizes to is
$95 Suede Cloth ShOrtcOats with beted back card
gan styles: blue, beige: sizes T. SIS
Juniors S2975 to S5975 Wool Topper ShoroOas Shortes
Spring English Spun bouces Duvaseen diamond tuks
beige blue navy gold, red sizes g. H. 49, $40
Juniors $35 S35 Short Coats and TOppers; 3nch tux
edo fronts boxy fourpocke Styles Anglo poodles, wool
boucles navy pink beige blue
Juniors SIS to $695 DreSsy Fared BOxy Long Coats
fleeces boucles pink blue navy: sizes g. H. l3 $50
Juniors $5975 and $95 Juard BoucIes Forsmann Cherrs
gabardines cardigan fitted styles; sizes g. H.
13 $40
Juniors S595 Casual Coats cardigan style blue nubby poodle
cloth; size II $4S
Juniors $95 Anglo Poodle Cloth Casual Coats cardigan style
with roll cuffs; blue pink sizes H. 3
Evening star., 1953-06-25

Misses $3975 Poodle Cloth ShOrtcOats boucle woolens,
tuxedo and rounded collars fared styles; navy, gold.
pink blue; sizes IL to