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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
OHIO NEWS
DIGEST

COLUMBUS - Now in its
eighth week of regular session, the
State Legislature has finally got
ten around to introduction of bills,
In normal session, almost all of
the 1000 bills the legislature re-
celves for consideration have al
ready been received, but this year,
the first seven weeks have been
devoted to thorough study of the
code revision which brought up to
date Ohio's general laws so that
they would be readable and more
easily understandable.
This session of the legislature is
called the Tooth General Assembly
and comedies with observance of
the l50th year of Statehood of
Ohio. The legislature now meets
once every two years for it's regu-
bar session, although it used to
convene every year when Ohio was
first admitted to the Union. The
regular session lasts about six
months and meets in the odd
years. During the session, a two
year budget and all the problems
of the state are considered and the
legislature then adjourns for Is
months. The governor can call the
legislators back into a special ses-
sion during the 18 month period to
consider special problems that
might arise during the recess. This
seldom happens.
Cost of state government is con-
tinuing to rise. This two year bud
get calls for expenditure of 1881, :
100000. Two years ago it was ap-
proximately $750,O00,000. How
ever, most of the additional ex-
penditures are in the field of state
subsidies fer schools and local
governments. Additional monies
are also provided for increase in
pay to state employees, the opera
ton of welfare institutions, and
increased pension payments for
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
~,iPsALM 23:21 -.The Lord is my shepherd, shall
'not sant."

with water. Bring to a boil rap
idly, cover and reduce heat to
medium. Cook until apples are
mushy, stirring several times -
about 10 minutes. Put apples
through food mill or sieve. Re-
turn to saucepan, add sugar, and
stir over low heat until sugar is
dissolved. Stir In salt a gene
rous dash so applesauce will not
taste flat" and nutmeg. Cool
at room temperature, then chill.
Makes about 5h cups.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
LINES BY 3syslysW

Lady! I'd like 10 talk - yoa ab0ol
your husbands paycheck. 10 -
aside your housework for . lniu0tt
and listen closely.
Uncle Sam wants to enlist -
help In persuading your hushaa1 i
Join the Payroll Saving Plan who
he works. You know how easy n i
70 talk about saving money for -
things you want. Wei the ~
roll Savings Plan b the surest ~
for You and your huSband actua
TO do 1t. Its sure because It's auf
matte. Your husbands employee e
aside the amount yOu want sav1
every payday for Defense Bend
And remember, those Bonds aFs -
even better.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
B ihlr 1HnrnH
tn Ttur hy
MY fayorite Bible Verse is:


psalm 23:2l -mThe Lord is my shepherd, Shall
ltnot want"
Yin all its simplicity this word in the Bible includes
everything that my soul Graves. and for which my
heart cries out.
iii rates me a poor, helpless and defenseless
sheep which truly am lost creature for tine and
eternity, we're it not for my good shepherd.
1t includes Gods providential care which satis-
flies all my wants.
,DIt includes. Gods saving grace through Jesus
Chrst my Saviour For he said, II am the good sheP.
herd. The good shepherd lays down his Life for the
sheep" So here is Gods whole plan of salvation,
eternal life through the death Of Christ for sinners
Il is an expression of the faith of my heart, by the
fgrace of the Holy Spirit, and whoever believes IN
in him shall perish but have eternal life There
fore trust with confidence. have security, bold
ness, living hope.
i, The Lord is my shepherd. vhen, from the heart /
Can say this, then know that there will also be
fulfilled on me the Word Of God chat "The God OF
peace, who brought again from the dead our Lord
lJesus the great shepherd of the sheep by the blood
of the eternal covenant, will equip me with every.
thing good that may do his will, working in me that
which is pleasing in his sight, through Jesus Christ;
90 whom be glory forever and ever."
DR.. P. O. Bersell
President Emeritus
Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church
minneapolis, Minn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
tie. Without Sen. Daniels there,
the battle may be lost before it is

tie. Without Sen. Daniels there.
the battle may be lost before it is
begun.
Republican House Speaker Will
liam Saxbe of Mechanicsburg is
cooperating to the utmost with
Democratic Governor Frank j.
Lausche. Saxbe seems to think
that more can be accomplished for
the Republican party and the State
of Ohio by working with the Gov
ernor, than can be opposing him.
A standing comment around the
legislature regarding the Demo-
cratic Governor and the Republi-
can General Assembly is expressed
by these words of a Republican:
IF it's good, Lausche (Democrat)
will take credit for it. If it's bad,
Lausche will blame the legislature
(Republican) for it. You can't
win."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24

the aged. But, whatever Golfer the
money is finally sent to, it still
comes out of the Ohio taxpayers S
pocket.
Governor Lausche and the Re-
publican controlled legislature
have been successful in past years
in meeting the increased costs of
government, while at the same
time holding the line against in
creased taxes. They pledge the
same this year, too +. with ex-
ception of an increase in the gas
oline tax and an additional tax on
the trucking industry for funds to
build up Ohio's sadly depleted and
inadequate highway system; and
an increase in the taxes on race
track operations.
Veteran observers have still
been unable to predetermine
course of this legislative session.
Usually, these highly paid profess
sionals can predict with certainty
the bills which will cause major
fights, general philosophy of the
legislature and the kind of record
it will establish. In this session,
however, no one seems too sure of
what will happen. House Republi-
cans got off to running start and
literally rammed the code revision
down the Senate's throat. Many
Senators are muttering that they
do not intend to take this type of
legislative pressure from the low
er" house. Look for an eventual
split between the Republican lead
ership of the House and the party
leadership in the Senate.
Internal rumblings in the Sen
ate are also beginning to rise. A
few are always displeased at be-
ginning of any session by COM
mittee assignments and other ini-
tial appointments, but usually the
telling subsidies and all is harmony
again. But after eight weeks, the
rumblings have not subsided, and
this can lead to serious trouble for
Senate majority leader Stan Me-
cehm from Nelsonville.~ In fact,
likeable Stan may find himself in
the very midst of a death struggle
between Ed Schorr, disposed for
mer COP. leader and once q
strong power in state Republican
circles, and Ray Bliss, youthful
state Republican chairman. Bliss
h as overwhelming cooperation
from the House Republicans, but
the real test of his strength will
be in the Senate.
Lobbyists have been few and
far between during the past weeks
while the legislature was working
on code revisions. But now that
bills which can affect them are
starting to pour into the hopper,
they are coming by droves. There
are usually more than 300 lobby
lists registered at each session.
There are only 169 members of
the legislature.
Biggest fight on the horizon
this session is that on schools.
Each session for many years, the
schools have come asking for ad-
ditional pay for teachers, money
for buildings and similar grants.
And they have been successful. A
large part of this success emanted
from Senator Albert Daniels of
Greenville who was the champion
of the schools through thick and
thin. This year, Sen. Daniels did
not run for the Senate, and the
schools are finding themselves
without a strong hacker. School
legislation usually can get through
the House without too much diff
Guilty because of the strong school
sentiment on the part of many
rural legislators. But in the Sem
ate, where the membership is
strongly urban, Ohio schools have
always had a bitter and long bat
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
Donahue Elected
Chairman County
Swine COMMITTEES

Jack Donahue of Sedalia, was
elected chairman of the Madison
County Swine Committee last
Wednesday evening, March IL,
according to the Madison County
Extension Office. Marion Meats
of Mt. Sterling, was elected Vice
Chairman.
The twelve members present
discussed the program for next
year. John Moore related some
county information of interest to
the group.
1850 1945
Census Census
Number of farms
in Mad. Co. 1874 1884
Size of farms 206.9 191
No. farms raising
hogs 1O11 1182
No hogs on farms 99,771 1891
% of total farm
income from hogs 44% 48%
The committee decided to CO.
operate with the annual pasture
tour on the afternoon of June l,
in the southern part of the coun-
ty and the afternoon of June 2,
in the northern part of the coun-
ty. It was voted to check in on
the possibilities of holding two
swine marketing pools each week.
The annual all day swine clinic
for next year was discussed. Tho
date was set for the second We'd
nesday in January, to be held
at the new youth building at the
fair grounds and part of the pro-
gram being having the ones in
attendance grade at least 20 hogs,
followed with carcass cut out In
formation in a week or so.
A tour to a packing plant fol-
lowing an on-the-hoof grading
demonstration was discussed for
September. This is to be worked
out later.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24

to package directions; drain II
necessary. Melt butter: add salt.
pepper. mustard and Worcester
shire sauce; stir over low heat
until blended. Add drained beans
to butter mixture: reheat. Makes
4 servings.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
QUICK sAvoRY BEANS

Ingredients: One 10-ounce pack
age frozen French-style green
beans, tablespoons butter or
margarine, h teaspoon salt, dash
of pepper, ~ teaspoon dry must
ard, " teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce.
Method: Cook beans according
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
LENTEN LUNCH

Creamed Eggs on Toast, Quick
Savory Green Beans, Raw Car
rot Strips, Fruit, Beverage.
(Reeipe for Starred Dish Follows)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
cooking's Fun
FAMILY DINNER

Broiled Chicken. Mashed Po-
tatoes. Green Peas. Buttered
Squash. Pink Applesauce'. Bread
and Butter.
(Recipe for Starred Dish Follows)
PINK APPLEsAucE
ingredients: 3 pounds III to IL
medium-size) Mcintosh apples, /
"a cups water, 3/4 cup sugar, dash
of salt, " teaspoon nutmeg.
Method: Wash, quarter and core
apples. but do not peel. Cut away
any blemishes. Put in saucepan
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24

Always On The Outside
Speaking OF knockers and
boosters,-notice that you will
always find the knocker outside
the door.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24

The Governors appointments
are being screened very carefully
this session by the Senate Rules
Committee. This committee has
the power to reject any or all of
the Governors appointments. In
the past, the Senate and its COM
nittee has given the appointments
only cursory attention.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Sove on Slips, Petticoots

VSIU NOW
IS Reyon Slips. Royon crepe
tailored slips with front shod-
ow panel. White, size 34 $50 I.SS
II Cotton Psttieoots. Cotton
botiste. with eyeIet embroi-
dered fIounce, elostc woist-
band. White Size: SmoIl-toIl 3o5 24S
~ Royon Crepe Slips. With
fitted bodice ard soft, full
skirt. White and black with
coro ribbon trim. Sizes 81
to So -----9-- 5.e5 1.4s
lS NyIon crepeIon Slips.
Lace trimmed bodice and
hem. Navy. Sizes 81, "a, 3s 6e5 3.s5
W6L-Costums Slips, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Save Now on
Fine Coots and Suits

,- ~ Were Now
styles by Philip Monoone and
CormeI and other fine de-
sieners Choose from one-but-
ton classics, dressmoker and
tailored and semitoiIored styles
in large selection of colors 4o. e5 70 1900
S!zes 10 to l95 90 to 81 90
koshmooF Coots now less than one-holf price
with Milium Innings Choose from three SNORT
styles. Koshmoor (2o9o nyIon and 800
woo) were $500. Now $500
50 Other coots greatly reduced. Several
styles, many in wool fobries. Good ronoe
Of sizes.
W6L-Coots and Suits. Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Juniors Save on
Smart Apparel
Were Now

Were Now
30 Dresses including washable
cottons in chombroys, ribbed
Piques and lightweight denirns.
Assorted styles and coIors. Also
ocetote prints, royon foes,
silk shontunes in several styles 10 .o5 to 7.es
and coors. All in sizes 9 to s 3o. IS 70 le.e5
IS Suits in wool flannel,
jersey ond poodle fobrics.
Fitted and boxy styles in an
assortment of coors. Sizes II .o5 70 10 .os
70 - IS 90 to $500
e5 Skirts including wool and
royon flannel and royon COB 4.75to
ordine ------~------- 1895 2.s5
eU e'ouses. including cottons, 3.5Oto l.e5
crepes. nyIons and royons 8.e5 to3.e5
WGL-Junor Miss ApporeI, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Famous Name Shoes
Reduced More Than ",

6.45 Were 1926 to 24.95
123 poirs in group. Fomous mokeFs include
Pondoro, PaIizzio, Arnold end Metrix. Pumps,
sondoIs, tis styles and sings in high end
medium heels are in block and brown suede
black, brown. blue or benedietins eoIf-
skin. Not oil styles in oil sizes end eoIors.
Sizes AAAA to B and TO 9h.
WGL-Womens Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Group Of Gift Items,
35c to $500

We're SOC to 5000
so pieces, many one-of-o-kind, in pottery,
metal and wood.
WGL-The Gift Shop. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Spring and Summer
Dresses, 3.95
.ere 8.95 TO 1928

We're 8.95 to H.95
200 dresses In escorted styles. Cheese
from royon foiIIs eVspes, French eFspss,
cotton tweeds, cotton ploids, embossed
cotton ehombroys and other seyen
fobFies in escorted postels end darker
shades. Sizes 10 to 20.
WGL-Budeet Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
BIouses
Half Price or Less

IS cottons, linens and rsyons In escorted
styles. White, pink. black, nsvy. green. blue or
msize in sizes 30 TO SO. Were 7.s5 70
WGL-Sportsweor Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Mems Imported
Briar Pipes, LAS

SpeeioI purehass-f in reeulor stock would
be $50 and more. 1876 imported brior pipes
in wide selection Of shapes and styles.
Light and woInut finish
WGL-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Teen Age Apparel
Greatly Reduced

Is BoIeFO Suits in royon. Pink,
blue or navy in sizes 6 to l6 1875 7.95
100 Dresses. including cottons,
royons and royon toffetos in
voriety Of styles. Sizes
to s and chubby sizes lOh 3.o5 to l.95
to loh ----------------l to 1925
10 Toppers, wool checked, in l4.o5 to
sizes 8 to l6---- 1926 8.95
80 Wool and Orion Skirts,
pIeoted, mostly ploids, teen
sizes 10 to le----------- 1925 ,.ss
100 BIouses in cotton, royon 2.o5 to 100
ond nylon, teen sizes 10 to l6 7.95 TO 3.s5
W6L-Teen Age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Big Savings on
Art NeedIework

50 Cotton Homespun Knit
ting Boss in assorted coIors
81 Stamped Cotton Aprons
in rust, blue or green
J Uncovered FootstooIs in
mahogany or mopIe finishes,
11xl5x8" ---
J Stamped Cotton Dinette
Cloths with cross-stitch de-
sign in red or blue, 5O"x5O"
1S BoudoiF Dolls in assorted
ploids -
So Nested Boudoir Pillows in
royon toffeto. Two per nest
! Model Cotton Crib Spread
in white with posteIs. 32"x46"
3 NeedIepoint Bench Pieces
in eros point, 23"x45" -
] NeedIpoint Bench Piece in
eros point. 24"x39"-
J Strow Bun Baskets in os-
sorted eolors ----
WGL-Art NeedIework, Eight
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Save " On
Costume JeweIry

VeTe FNUW
140 Bracelets. Three styles
Of oold-coIored metal link
bracelets with square
bangle, with round bangle,
with heart shaped bangles.
All styles have pIoce for ot-
tochine medoIIion-type en-
bem which comes with the
bracelet --- ZOO 100
IS Necklaces. Alternating
light and dark pink stones
i. adjustable -- 800 l.50
10 Pairs Earrings. Match
necklaces above. Loroe teor-
Square Drop Eorrinss -- 100 soc
Add 2O1o Federal TGx
WGL-Costume JeweIrv First Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Save On
Wanted Notions

so Ironing Boord Psds.
Miracle" aluminium
s. Skirt Markers. Adjusts
from 8 to l8 inches. Holds
skirt os you insert pin.
Wood, with cork pin-cushion
base -
IS Woven Wonder cIeanina
Cloths. For variety Of
household uses
18 Woven Wonder cleonins
Cloths. For q variety Of house,
hold uses. Loree size --
"a Plastic BIonket Boss. Zip
closing holds two blankets
or one comforter. Ivory COL
ored, with green trim
WGL-Notions, First Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Chandelier Room Fashions
At Greet Savings

Group includes besie Veyon erepes, silk cock
toll dresses and silI-ond- reyon formoIs and
dinner gowns. short and floor lengths. As
sortment Of sizes and eolors.
Were Now
1926 to 1880
7 Royon crepes ------ $500 to 37.25
35.ooto 1850
coekteI Dresses TO 1850
25.ooto 1850
FormeI Or Dinner Gowns $500 to 37.25
WGL-Chondelier Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Sportsweor DrostieoIIy
Reduced

VeTU TSoW
so Dresses, including royon
and oeetotes, oobordines. jer-
seys ond orion ond wool
checker skirts with wool l2e5 to
check jackets. Broken sizes $500 $50
II Wool Knit Suits in two
piece styles. Mostly postels in to
broken sizes ----- $500 1880
II Wool Jersey Shortis jack
cts in light blue, pink, novy or
red in broken sizes----- $500 1880
II Royon end Toffeta Skirts,
some evening length h----- 7.e5 3.ey
81 Skirts in cotton orion and
WOOL. Assorted eoors in bro
ken sizes. Some women's SOS 70
sizes 7.e5 ass
so Dresses in tie silk, one
and two-pece styles in os-
sorted colors and sizes-- 1898 $50
so DrsNss, including silk
shontunos, Thomas eottons
ond wool jerseys In broken 1885 to
sizes 1895 22.5o
WGL-Sportsweor, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Women's Dresses
Greatly Reduced

Group includes Eayon shdsrs, silk teffetes
and silk prints in one and two piece styles.
Some Of the collection have n,ofehins stole..
Were Nov
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Junior and Teen Aas
Shoes, 4.95

We're 7.y5 to 1.95
zoo pSirs in suede end eeIfskin, blue,
block and brown In o good selection
Of styles. low and medium heels. Broksn
sizes 4h TO 9.
WGL-Youno Shoe Shop, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
First Quality NyIons
importantly Reduced, S8e

~ ere 1.JS 10 1.IS
4S Poirs. Group includes sheers and business
sheers in short, medium and long lengths.
Broken size ronos broken assortment
Of eolors.
W6L-HosieY. First Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
No-lron NyIon BIoussttss
Now 2.85 We're sos

WV SoO~ ~ w O"O
100 In sroup. Sheer. with Ises o. vueslsd
trim 40 denisv, with jewel neck cad
tucked front in sasy-to-eere-fev nylen.
White, pink, ecru. Sizes 81 to -.
Were New
40 Orion Sweeters. SIip-ons,
in lO09o Orion. White, blue,
noize, pink and black. Sizes $3.50
34 to 40 o------------ 7.e5 l.ey
100 Seovfs. 36-inch printed 1856
silk seorfs --------- 4.e5 i.A5
WGL-Neekweor. First Floor
80 Assorted BIouses. Cottons,
with "a sleeves and mandarin
collar, long, surplus or
checked shirts with button
down collar. Nyons boost
jewel neck and totted trim.
Royon blouses ore styled with
long sleeves and jewel neck.
White, pink, black, cocoa,
oroy. Sizes 80 to Co. 5.s5 las
100 Royon and NyIon
BIousss. Royons have jewel
necks nyIon trcot shirts.
White, nnoze, pink, black,
brown, corol. Sizes 81 to 3S sos 0.6S
WGL-BIouses, First Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Boys Cotton Socks, 25e

NJ ere SSc pair
34S In group. Solid celors. Sizes to -
In group.
Were Now
IS codet SIoeks, royon, with
Snuotex wostbond. Sizes
IS to 20 " 7.95 4.85
81 Swim Trunks, in cotton
ond royon. boxer style. Sizes
s to l.4o 95e
d6 Cotton PopIin Joekets,
with cotton flannel lining sos g 3.e5
Sizes IA to 20 ------- $50 &4.s5
10 Junior Husky Suits, wools
and royons Sizes TO 10 1895 S.S5
IS codet Husky Sports coets.
wool flannel. Sizes II, l3,
IA, II, l9, 20 ---- $500 5.s5
II Corduroy Vests, knit back,
puIIover style. Sizes IA to 20 2.95 l.sS
"a Sports Shirts, cotton brood-
cloth, short sleeves, in solid
coIors. Sizes Is to 20--- l.o5 05e
10 Engineer Suits, include
cop, trousers and iocket, in
cotton Sizes 7 and 8----- 7.95 3.SS
W6L-Boys' Store, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Mems Summer Suits, 1875

Were H.5O
81 weII-toiored rayens end wool trepiealS
in wanted coors and patterns. Reeulors:
2/3e; 3/37, 4/3e. 2/4o. VA, 3/44,
7/4e. l/4s. Shorts: 1897, 2/5s, l/4o.
VA, VA, l/46. Longs: l/4e. Stouts:
VA.
W6L-Ths Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Famous Make NyIon
Half Slips, $50 We're go

IUOIB 011PSF 0'~V WeTF 1'10
IS Toffete end nylon trieet half slips in
squo, eoroI. block end white. Sizes 4 to !.
WGL-Knit Underwear. Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Sovinss
On Maternity Styles

Group includes wooI suits, reyon sIeeks, royon
toffeto jsekets and skirts, and royon and
rovon foilo dresses.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Living, Dining and
Outdoor Furniture
Reduced

Were Now
Upholstery -----.-7---~--ll5.oo $3.50
! Bow-front Desk, mahogany
veneer IZo.oU IH.9V
I Lamp Table, mahogany with
chortreuSe finish 46.IU So.UV
! End TobIe, mahogany with
chortreuse finish ---- 47.9O $500
! Extension Cord TobIe, mo-
hoqony- finish hardwood with
red Plastic top--------- 39.9o Z4.SS
! Drop-leof Extension TobIs,
mahogany veneer $500 @9.5U
! Modern Drop-leof TobIe,
oak veneer with Sohoro soble
4 Dinstte-sizs Extension
Tobles, French Provincial style
with parchment finish 67OO 1880
! Extension Dining Table,
heirloom nople with two ped
estoIs ------------------1seoo 90 1900
Side chsirs, heirloom maple
with beige cotton topesty
Folding Beech Chair of hord-
wood finished with white
enamel. Red soileIoth. With
Conopy Zo.oU IS.SV
Z Aluminium Chairs, green and
red webbed scot and boek--- IT'S Iz.75
Eoidins chairs Of metol with
white enamel finish, Soilcloth
scot and dbock---------- S.95 z.95
5 Folding ChoiFs Of hardwood
with noturol finish and sail
cloth scot and back e.95 495
Z Siesto Chains Of hordwood
with soiIcoth scot and bock-- 1925 500
Z Yeeht chsis Of hardwood 6e5 4.95
Z Folding chsis, hardwood
and metal ------------ ll.7S 800
Wrought Iron Coffee Table.
Posion eoId-coIor finish 10000 10000
Metal Teble finished in
white enamel -------- 1895 1875
WGL-Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21

2.2oo Peirs Elestie-top Hose. including royon
vertcoIs, clicked isles, cotton meshes, light
weight cotton oreyles and sports potterns.
Assorted colors. Sizes l0h to 8. Were s5c
to 90. Now w-55e: 6 pair, 3. 90
$50 Ties Of silk and royon in assorted coIors,
neot and bold potterns. Resilient construction.
Were 2 90 and $50. Now --s s5e
$40 Psirs Cotton Poiomos in assorted stripes
and printed potterns Coot and MILDLY styles
Sizes A to D. Were 3.95. Now 2s5
80 Pairs Cotton FlenneI Poiomes in plain
colors. Ski type. Size B only Were 4o5.
Now 95e
Mems Imported Sleeveless Sweoters, 3.s5.
Were 1895.
IS Wool Sweaters. oreyle pottern. Assorted
eolors. Sizes So to As.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

Save " or More on Plastic
Shower Curtoins, 1.9s We're 3.95 to $50
1853 in group In q wide choice Of eoor and patterns
Were Now
s. Ensembles 1000
coors and At
81 Chenille Lid Cover and Bath Nat Set assorted
W6L-Both Shop, First Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1953-05-21

Dainty Summer Nighties
Specially Priced
If in regular stock UoMld be much more
SpsSaA
43 Gowns. Cotton boste enbrold
styled with bios skirt oshion White
maize, blue Size 81 19R
80 Rayon Gowns Royon lace
sweetheart necknes Pink, bue moze Size A0S
IS Nyon Gowns. Nyon peionor
gowns trimmed with lace and embroidery Pink blue
black Size
WGL-UnderWeor Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Mems Dress Shirts, 90
Were 3.95 and 4.95

res - to II. Broken lots. not every style
10 Cotton Tee Shirts in assorted eoIors Small
to loroe sizes. Were ZOO. Now85e
WGL-The Mems Store, Second Floor