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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-26
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Mar. 27-Mrs. Rosalind Glanton,
2429 Fourth Av. s.: William N.
Gales, 2316 Fifth Av. s.; Mrs.
William Johnson, 241O Hiawatha
Av.; Mrs. Mary Esther Gold, 25O4
Fourth Av. s.; ]. Boyd Crawford.
1902 f. 2sth St; Mrs. James p.
Hill, 919 Fremont Av. N; Clyde
Scroggins, 1914 Oak Park Av. N.
Mar. rs Arlee Wright. 1918
Pillsbury Av.; Mrs. Marcella
Mayes, $40 Fremont Av. N.
Mar. 29-Mrs. Edith Burt, 29ls
Eleventh Av. s.; Clarence Moses,
90S Emerson Av. N; Gerald
Bailey. 3549 Fourth Av. s.
Mar. 30--Olin Wells, 364l
Fourth Av. s.; Grace Baysinger,
3009 Garfield Av.: Idella Grigsby,
zoos Bryant Av. N.
Mar. 31--Inez Clark, 1904 Fifth
Av S.; LAMAR Roberts, 3749
Fifth Av. s.; George Young. 1000
Emerson Av. N.
Apr. 1-Alonzo Bum, $40 AL
drich Av. N; Mrs. Odessa Mop
pins, 1916 Fifth Av s.; Mrs
Dewey Bledsoe, 624 18th Av. S.
Apr. ELLA Mae Mccoy, 500
Eleventh Av. N; Mrs. Bessie Mae
Gresham, PIT Clinton Av.; Nor
land Mccoy, 1907 Olson Blvd. !;
Ida p. Crawford, 5057 James Av.
N; Albert Prater, 523 Humboldt
Av. N; Mrs. Bessie Davis, s04
Fremont Av. ".
Out of Town Birthday
Mar. 2s-Alfred McKenny, East
Chicago. Ind,
Mar. 29-Mrs. George Miller,
Spring Valley nj; George Streat-
or, New York City
Mar. 80. r. Hughes, Kansas
City, Mo; Rev. L. II. Alexander,
Midland, Texas.
Mar. 31-Mrs Marian PEBBLES
Bethel, Berkeley Calf, James
l.. Davis, st. Louis. Mo.
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church at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mlree. sol Cedar Av.
Minneapolis Socialitcs Club; Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Underwood OF
SSiS Fourth Av, s.. win be hosts
TO the Minneapolis Sooialites Club
ON Saturday evening, March 81.
N.Ray ologist; Miss
Cherie Price, 1920 Seventh Sc. S,
recently completed course in X
Ray Technology at the University
OF Minnesota and is now doing
her practice work at the Mime
apolis Genreal hospital.
Helpers Club Meets; The Help
ers Club Of st. Peters AME
church viii meet ON Sunday after.
noon at four o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. II, l.. Boyd. 1888 Fourth
Av. s.
Twin City Maids q Matrons
Bridge Club: Mrs. o, d, Williams
44Ib First Av 8. was hostess u
the Twin City Maids and Matrons
Bridge Club on Saturday evening
March 20. Guest prizes were wor
by Mines. Earl Brent, Paul s
Curry and II. s. Brown. first, sec
ond and third respectively, Other
guests included the Mines. james
E. Allen. David Francis and Johr
Patton. Mines, Patton and Francis
were score keepers and were eaci
given a gift. Club prizes were wor
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MINNEAPOLIS

Mar 2s--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
White, 1889 Smelling Av,, SO years
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Birthday
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Mar. 27-Mr. Walter bennett
s72 St Anthony Av.; Mr.. Arthur
H. p. Rhodes. $50 st. Anthony
Av.; Mrs, Mamie Little, $50 Rondo
Av.; Connie jackson, 67s st. An.
thony Av.: Rev. Floyd Massey Jr.,
7ls st. Anthony Av.; James II.
Thomas, ASS Carroll Av.; Gordon
Rommell Carter, ass Carroll Av.
Mar. 2s-Sonja LABEL Johnson.
400 Dale Av.; Title ]. Price, 454
Rondo Av.; S. w. Kincaid, 7S2
Carroll Av.; Mr.. Robert Williams,
702 Rondo Av.
Mar, 29-Ronald Harris, 405 st.
Anthony Av.; Bertha L. Perry;
sos St. Anthony Av.; Ann Robin
son, PSI Rondo Az; Mrs. Emeretr
Jones, 1921 Rondo Av,; Mrs. Susie
W. Bowen, $50 N. Avon st.
Mar. 30-Mr. Leroy Coleman,
716 Carroll Av.: Charles HEX
man, 354 N. Dale St; Mrs. Ro-
berta Davis. 2ee N. Avon St; Rev
Denzil A. Carly, 465 Mackubin;
Mr.. Richard Garcia, $50 Rondo
Av.; Mr., p. II. Henderson, POI
st. Anthony Av.: Mrs. Mabel Cole
man, 761 w. Central Av.; Mrs.
Rosetta Specie. 1872 Rondo Av.
Mar. 81 Vesta Harris, SOC
N. St Adams; Margaret Hender-
son, 473 Rondo Av.; Alphonso
Nelson, SOS st. Anthony Av.
! Apr. Raymond Williams, 5s7
Rondo Av.; Archela Perfect, SIT
w. Central Av.; George CLASSIFY,
34s Kent St; Dorothy Pugh, 972
Carroll Av.; Mrs. George Shannon
Jr, S95 st. Anthony Av: Joseph
d. Camp, $40 Iglehart Av.
Apr. 2--Mrs. Eulla Curry Hick-
man, 296 st. Adams: Mrs. Louis
Cason, 1898 Thomas Av.; Mr.. w.
d. Gray, 702 Rondo Av.
Out-of-Town Birthday
Mar. 2s-Roy Davis, Seattle,
Wash, Rose Lee Johnson, Chicago,
Ill.
Mar. 81 John Radford, Louis
vile, Ky.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Mar. 27--Mr. and Mrs. Robert
s. Sanders, 6o7 Rondo Av.. four
years.
Mar. 2s-Mr. and Mrs. Ransom
o'Neal. SIS n. Avon St, nine
years; Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Taylor,
s2i Iglehart Az; rs years: Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Parker. 5T5 Fuller
Av,, % years,
Mar. 29--Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Foster Jr., 1855 Sherburno Av..
nine years.
Mar. S0---Mr. and Mrs. Louis
White. T27 Thomas Av.. s years
Mar. 3l--Mr. and Mrs. ]. r,
Rosenbloom. 24sis Rondo Av.,
years.
April 2-Mr. and Mrs. Craig
Williams, 4os Carroll Ave. five
years: Mr., and Mrs. vickus Nc.
Cowan, s95 Rondo Av., IL years.
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Notes & Comment
(Clipped from Here and There

The next few months will tell
the story on the recession.
Those perfectly contented with
themselves are blinded by self
satisfaction.
The best way to get something
out of church is to take part in
your church activities.
There are now suggestions that
Congressman be given combat pay
when under fire.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Returns Home Mrs. Rufus Mack of Little Rock, Ark, who
has been the house guest of her daughter sonaw and fam
lily 1906 Second Av s. for the past three weeks returned to
her home Tuesday March 16 Many social eourtess
shown the visitor during stay On Monday evening" March
To- she the of the Circle of Border Methodist
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Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-25
n. n. Lake Woter
Has IS Feet TO Go

HUNGRY HORSE = Water in
man-made Hungry Horse lake has
Is more feet to go before the
spillway tunnel comes into use.
Monday saw the 64-foot diamet-
er Spillway tunnel hydraulic ring
gate raised. This inlet portion of
the spillway tunnel can be raised
or lowered for a maximum of IL
feet, and thus can control the level
of the lake as it nears capacity.
Water stored in 34-mile long
Hungry Horse reservoir now totals
100000 acre feet with capacity
expected to be reached about July
10 with 3,468,000 acre feet. Water
is to start tapping at the extended
ring gate Friday. With the ring
gate down the big lake holds g.
10000 acre feet.
While Grand Coulee and other
large dams have water cascading
over spillways, Hungry Horse uses
a SpillWay tunnel. Lower section
was part of the diversion tunnel
used during construction.
Warm June days saw the Flat
head rivers South Fork surge up
wards to a flow of 16,482 cubic
feet per second Tuesday. The river
has remained abnormally high this
spring, and had peaked May 20 at
at 36,409 CTS. The big lake is to
remain near full all summer.
Power generation is averaging
10000 kilowatts.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-25

Weather forecast: Fair to partly
cloudy Thursday night and Friday.
Little temperature change: predict
ed high Thursday 78; low As; high
Friday 1880.
Highs and lows of week: June
l8, 65-35; Saturday 70-37, Sunday
64-47, Monday 76-44, Tuesday 05-
40, Wednesday 75-40;
June temperatures average 5 de-
grees below normal for whole
month. Cool nights this week kept
even the present days below nor
NAL. Exception, Tuesday was 3 de-
grees above normal.
Precipitation: for first "a days of
June at airport l 40 inches COM
pared to 100 normal up to date and
2.43 for whole month. Park head
quarters, 20 miles away, had 3.03
inches so far in June. February,
March, April and May and so far
in June have had subnormal pre-
cipitation at the airport, though
not in the mountains.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-25
Bureau 70 Ask Road OiIinoBids

HUNGRY HORSE-A call foI
bids is expected in July for hard
surfacing the lower four mile road
from the Hungry Horse govern
ment camp on U. s. highway No
2 to Hungry Horse Dams power
house.
This week saw award of a So
799 contract to J. w. Merz, Colum-
bia Falls, to build the $50 cubic
yard capacity sand bunker on the
powerhouse road. Bid was opened
June 3.
Also in process OF awarding is a
contract of $17,270 to O'Connor
Construction Co., Columbia Falls,
to remove approximately 11,000
cubic yards of overburden from
the left abutment just in front of
the dam. This was also June 3
opening.
Bid of .Hiebert Construction Co.,
Somers, to sweep the 34-mile long
lake of debris between July Is
and Sept. l when it is near bank
full is also scheduled for award.
Hiebert's bid at the June 10 open
ing was $34,100.
Final contract in the early sum-
mer series scheduled for award is
the S18,869.41 offer of North Idaho
Construction Co., Occur d'Alene
June Is to furnish and erect the
12.47 XIV substation and distribu-
ton system, and the $50 foot long
to the seismographic
station. Engineers estimate was
$4,000.
Underway is the Commonwealth
Electric Co., Lincoln, Neb con-
tract for S9,940 to furnish and
erect u metal poles with 500 watt
lamps and a supply system to light
and parking areas at
the dam.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-25
Dam Proving Big
Visitor Attraction

HUNGRY HORSEzThe first %
days of June have seen 3,770 adults
and children take the 35-minute
guided tours from the top of Hun
cry Horse Dam down by elevator
for 452 feet, and then through the
Hungry Horse powerhouse.
Harrel Yadon, special service
officer at the project, says that
a survey shows 48 per cent of the
visitors who come to see the dam,
take the guided tours.
On weekends numbers taking
the tour are now from 300 to 400,
and on weekdays around 200.
Hungry Horse Dam is four miles
from U. S. highway No. 2, and IL
miles from Glacier National Parks
west entrance.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-25
First Campsites Open at Foot of Lake Mcdonald

struction of loop No. 8 this sum-
mer. Next year likely will see con-
struction of loops 4, 5 and to
meet the increasing need.
Bids are being called for a mid
July opening to erect three "a by
l3-foot comfort stations with
modern plumbing at the camp
ground. These are similar to three
buildings already in use.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-25
Rocky Mt. Boosts
WAGES S Cents

Rocky Mountain Lumber Co.
raised minimum wages from $1.75
to S1.00 an hour effective June IA.
First of the new larger pay checks
will be issued Tuesday.
Earlier this spring Rocky Noun
tain increased its minimum wage
from S1.70 to $175 an hour.
The Lumber and Sawmill Wor-
kers union does not have the con-
tract as bargaining agents at
Rocky Mountain, and the scale is
higher than present union levels.
Thursday saw the 2x4x8 mill at
Rocky Mountain commence oper-
ations.
Rocky Mountain was established
in Columbia Falls in 1949 and en-
ployes As not counting men in the
woods. President is James Raskin.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-25

faced, and this past week has seen
Foreman Ray Price and crew put
the area into final shape for va
cationers. Ed Bossler, assistant
park engineer, has been in charge
of the project.
Apgar campground eventually
will contain six loops with accom-
modations for more than 300 fam
lies. 1t will be largest in Glacier.
Underway are plans for con-
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-25

WEST GLACIER-This week
end is to find the first campsite
loop of the new Apgar campground
in Glacier National Park in use.
There are facilities for so famil-
les.
Last year the picnic loop of the
new campground on Lake McDon-
aid was opened to the public.
Then last fall roads and trails
in the campground were hardsur-
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Women's ;ll0. to sl25.

fur trimmed styles dramatic with natural ranch mink
dyed black and natural grey Persian lamb dyed musra
natural beaver Wooens from Sroock Anglo Forstmann
Wormbo in black blue rosewood, red navy grey beige
Proporoned sizes 10 to 20 and sizes 80 to a. Third Floor
Street. Some selections at branch stores
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Budget Sport Shop Savings

124-$s.95 to $5s5 Blouses in nylon, dacron, and
rayons jewel necknes little collars, love lace and
beaded trims. White and pastels in broken sizes.
So to $4
140CottOn Shirts in really tailored and sissy styles.
Long sleeves, short sleeves in the group Jacquard
woven white cottons; blue, pink or green cotton
broadclothS, no-iron cotton tweeds in blue red,
gold Broken sizes 80 to 38 in the group. 50 to 81.
177-$395 to S7.95 Wool Jersey Blouses including
glamour styles with satin edged scoop necklines,
button back dressmakers, over-blouses; many of
them one or few of kind. Red, gold. white mauve,
black turquoise, red in the group but not in every
style. Broken sizes 80 to 38 So to SIS.
264--S395 to $5.95 Sweaters in nylons and wools,
every one beautiful classic. Slipons and cardigans
in red, blue, green navy grey and white but not in
every style. Broken sizes. So to 81.
S1-$595 TO $lO95 Wool Skirts in tweeds and flan-
nes; mostly slim styles, some with leather belts.
Rust, green, brown, charcoal grey, red In broken
sizes 10 to 16. $4 to S..
14-$3.95 Corduroy Bermuda Shorts In black or
orange with fly front; broken sizes 10 to "A. So.
BUDGET Sports Street Floor. Street only
Evening star., 1954-12-26
3, 4 and 5 skin
FUR SCARFS
$0O.5O Complete
INCLUDING Fed. tar

INCLUDING Fed. tar
3-skin Natural Ranch Mink scarfs- ----S6O.5O
3-Skin Natural Pastel Mink Scarfs- ----S6O.5O
3-Skin Natural Silver Blue Mink Scarfs, S6O.50
4-Skin Dyed japanese Mink Scarfs- ---S60.5O
4-Skin Dyed Kolinsky Scarfs-
4-Skin Dyed Basserisk Scarfs- ---S60.50
5-Skin Dyed Double Squirrel Scarfs ---$60.50
Al fur products labeled to shoto country OF origin
OF imported furs
Jelleffs FWs-Third Floor r Street only
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Handbags and Je1Delry

21-$5. Peppers Handbags glove fabric
with single handle: grey or black.
21-$5 Handbags So feathers, rayon fai1e,
mock leopard both pouch and box styles single and
double handles. Navy or black
54$7.95 to $1O.95 Handbags-$3.95 .95 to SIS including
rayon velvet dressy bags feathers corduroys leather
trimmed wools. Box bags satchel bags, drawstring
bags in navy, black, tam red
32-$12.95 to SIS Handbags .95 to $1O95 in smart
dressmaker styles; big square tote bags, oblong
5OO-$1 and So Jewelry-2 for 81 including neck
laces, bracelets pins and earrings set with colored
beads, rhinestones, novelty stones some tailored
metal pieces. Also $3.50 and $4 money clips In gold
finish or silver finish metals.
$50 to So GIoves-S1. .59-douhle woven cottonS va
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Sport Shop Clearance!


Sweaters and Skirts!
k$9 95 Wool Tweed Skirts in smart slim silhouette;
blue, green grey in sizes 10 to 18. 81
$8.95 and $1095 Skirts in Lorette (wool and orion
bend), pure wool, acetate and rayon combinations.
Gored skirts peated skirts, plaids and solid colors
Of navy, cherry, brown Sizes 10 to Is. "a
+$19e5 Slim Wool Tweed Skirts with self belt, kick
pleat; blue and wine in sizes 10 to 18 SIS.
fully lined. Brown or grey predominate, sizes 10
to 16. $25
k$8 95 to SIT 95 Dressmaker Jackets including wool
jersey cardigans, classic corduroys box-cut wool
flannels; red, charcoal grey, brown, shrimp, lime
and lilac but not in every style or SIZE Sizes 10
to 16. $6 to $12
k$4995 Leather Jackets in strict classic tailoring
with self belt. Blue in sizes 10 to 18. $22
Just $65 Three-quarter Length Suede Jacket in
red, size IL. SAB
Just 2-$79.95 Leather Coats, one full length, one
three-quarter length; both in blue. $4S
k$595 Batwing Sweaters in pure wool with push
up sleeves; white or grey in sizes 38 to 40. $4
$695 Wool Turtle Neck Sweaters with batwing
push-up sleeves; white beige grey In sizes 38 and
40. SIS
$22.95 Cashmere Sweaters including short sleeve
pullovers with turn over collar, and scooped low
dressmaker styles White, pink, blue in sizes "a
to 40. $I5
SIS Cashmere Sweaters in southbound cardigan
style with short sleeves; pink, white navy in sizes
80 to 40. SIS
Evening star., 1954-12-26

$7.95 to $995 Blouses in Dacron, pure silk prints
novelty cotton prints; some In permanent pleats
some strict shirt style with French cuffed long
sleeves. White blue pink, yellow and prints Of
fuchsia and black beige and black, red, grey, blue
Broken sizes. S.
$1O.95 Blouses including wrap blouses in pure silk
prints OF pink and avocado, imported linen shirts
In beige or white with rhinestone buttons Broken
sizes. Sc
k$4.95 to $685. Cotton Shirts tailored by very
famous MAKER solid colors, checks; some with dra-
matte gold buttons Broken Sizes 81
Sports Dresses! Suits
1925 to $45 Knitted Dresses in pure wools, pure
Dacron. One and two piece Styles many smart
dreSsmakers, many classics Pink rust. blue red.
brown, beige, aqua in the group. Broken sizes.
2-$49.95 Knitted Navy Blue Wool Cocktail Cos
TUNES with jeweled sheath dress and jewel-colared
jacket. Size IL. $35
$35 Scoop neck knitted wool dresses with three
quarter sleeves, flared skirts rhinestone trimmed
belt Red, black periwinkle in sizes 10 to 18 but
t$1795 to $2295 Sports Dresses in washable plaid
Swiss cottons, sheathstyle wool Jerseys wool tweed
Jumpers, Black, red blue in the group, broken
sizes 10 to 16. S11
Just -$25 Paisley Print Wool Dress with Jewel
neckine three-quarter sleeves Red in size H. $18.
$12.95 Black Rayon Tweed Coat Dresses In broken
sizes $7.95
Just 8-$16.95 Classic Corduroy Suits in red or
orange, sizes 10 to 16. $12
$39.95 and $49.95 Duchess Royal Suits some with
boxy cut, some with three-quarter coats. Wool
tweeds wool flannels in wine, green, charcoal grey
t$29.95 Duchess Royal Suits in rayon and acetate
blends, some tweed textured; slim silhouettes,
velvet trimmed collars. Wine, green in sizes 10
to 49, S12
+$49.95 Duchess Royal Suits, all pure wool; dress
makers and boxy-cut styles; some in plaid Char
coal, green, blue in sizes 10 and IL only. $18
Spring limited selections at Upper Conn Avenue
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Blomses! Shirts!

$795 and $1O.95 Wool Jersey Bouses including
scoop neck styles grosgrain trims, sailor collars
with chiffon tie purple, red, black and brown in
the group. Broken sizes. SIS and $6
$1495 Black Wool Jersey Blouses with open work
detailing on the yoke broken sizes. $795
yeueffs Sports Shops-Thtrd Floor Street Shirngton,
Evening star., 1954-12-26
\ ,7o.o5 to 1885 Fitted Coats
Wrap Coats, Box Coats 70
%'T;.; ..s ;ss,,,.' s''''' $50.

Beautiful wooens from Stroock, Anglo and imported
tweeds-many Of them detailed with intricate stitch
ing Pushup sleeves, cuffed sleeves, deep yoke lines
taupe, teal blue yarn grey yarn beige cognac blonde
nude Sizes to Is to 16 Third Floor and all branch
stores.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
< Our Famous SPORTLEIGE
Coats for Misses and Juniors!
Regularly q 4 n
SIS to 1895

Dress and casual coats all in fashions new modified
box silhouette Polished ziblenes cashmere and wool
blends, Angos beautiful Superna, nubby b6ucles and
feeces Shawl collars, detachable velvet overcollars
convertible collars Navy red black blonde yarn grey
rosewood Sizes to Is and to Is. Third Floor and
all branch stores.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
furred and
furless 5!

Every detail hand-tailored the hallmark OF truly fine
coat that will fit you better feel better look better longer
Both frless and trimmed styles in beautiful woolens.
The furs include precious natural ranch mink dyed black
and natural Persian lamb collar and cuff combinations,
deep collars 38" ascots Blue, red black charcoal
grey light grey taupe and beige in the group Proporoned
sizes 10 to % 80 to 40 Third Floor Street only
Evening star., 1954-12-26
FlJRS
Greatly Reduced
!. yondertnl sOay to invesf your
Christmas check!

:. sConderfMl sOay to ifvesf your
Christmas check!
Prices include Federal Tar. fof7o2 3el
Isl, ,760 Natural Royal pastel Mink cape,
$500
1-$825 Natural Grey Persian Lamb Coat,
size 10 ------S00U
$3.50 Dyed Let-Out Kolinsky Topper, $3.50
1-$770 Dyed Let-Out Kolinsky Jacket,
S434.5O
1..$4o1.5o Tip Dyed sheared Raccoon Topper,
size ii -S0UZ.OU
1-$335 Natural Silver Fox Jacket t----S181.5O
1-$247.5O Black Dyed Persian Lamb Jacket,
Size II ----------------S1JZ.OU
1-$231 Black Dyed American Processed Lamb
JdCkeC ----------------DlU4.CU
1-$154 Natural Silver Fox Stole --S71.50
1-$17o.50 Black Dyed American Processed
Lamb Cape l.5O
2-$13750 2 Dyed Sheared Racoon Stoles,
S71.5O
All fur products labeled to shoD country of
origin OF imported f1rs.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Misses sl25. to sl65. Coats

Imported tweeds Forstmann fashion woolens, pure cash
rneres exciting news Find here the smart cardigan
coat cape wrappy coats black blue beige grey
Frred Beauties too with natural grey Persian
Lamb rranch mink and Beaver Sizes to 16 Third Floor
F st. and all branch stores.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
X Juniorsl $29.o5 Two-piece
Wool Knit Dresses-$1o.

Find jewel neckline Styles small collars plunging
wee necks =. and pretty news: fluffy angora trims
on some Slim and flaring skirts White, pink
blue, yellow, aqua and a few dark basic shades
Junior sizes to 15
4 Juniors $s95 Orion Cardigan Sweaters in pastel
colors; sizes "a to 40. SIS
i Juniors s17.s5 to S1s.s5 Beaded Orion Cardgans
in white, pink, blue Sizes "a to 40. $11
Z Juniors $1295 Wool Skirts in tweeds and flan-
nes; both slim and flared silhouettes Charcoal
grey, bankers brown and misty mixtures. Sizes
8 to is. $895
4 Juniors S1O95 Wool Tweed Cardigan Jackets in
brown or black mixtures. Broken sizes $7.95
Juniors $5s5 to SS95 Blouses, including tailored
cotton shirts and wool jerseys. White, pastes and
high shades in sizes 80 to &c. and to 15 $ and $5
Jelleffs Teen Shop and Junior SepGrdtes-4th Floor
and at Shtrltngton, Stluer Spring
Evening star., 1954-12-26

kTeens! $45 to $5o.o5 Goats $2o.
Many samples i. Wool chinchilas deep-textured
yes, bright red Camel color, too, and beige blue.
navy grey to is.
X Teens $l4.o5 to sl7.o5 Dresses
1895
Dressy and tailored dresses In wool jerseys SHIN
merry silk and acetate blends fashion news:
long torso styles and princess lines Red and pretty
Teens S22.o5 Dresses sll.
Wool jerseys, glamorous rayon moires, both classic
and. ana scoop neckiine party styles Red royal blue
X Teens $S.o5 and Sl0.95 Wool Skirts
S.
Tweeds and flannels; both slim and nared slhou-
cites. Light and dark shades. Sizes to IS.
X Teens $5.95 and S7.95 Sweoters-
S.
Pure wools nylons vicara weaves; both novelties
and classics included. Navy, black, brown, heather
grey and some pastels. Sizes "a to 40.
X Teens $2o.o5 FormoIs- sI8.
whirling in nylon Jet, rayon brocade silk and
acetate crystaletteS rayon taffetas Both ballerina
and floorlength styles In white black pastels and
bright ball coors. Teens sizes to Is.
X Juniorsl $2o.o5 Two-piece
Wool Knit Dresses-$1o.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Accessories Mostly Il Price and Less

Plus Federal TGL
2OO-$2 and So Jewelry-$1 in classic simulated
pearls gold finish and silver finish pearls, some
tailored metals; mostly necklaces in this group.
So to 1895 Belts-2 for 81 in both contour and
straight styles, many of them one Of kind. Wide
and narrow styles mostly in leather, some with metal
trim.
$295 Cotton Blousettes many one or few Of a kind,
$1.95
Just 5O--S1 Cotton pique boleros-59c
ST. Collars IN Peter pan classic style sheers, piques
in white and few In color. 2 for 59c
$165 Famous Brand Hosiery in broken size and color
assortment, 81. pairs, $2.85. NJ
$I65 to SL95 Nylon stockings from our regular
stock; broken size and color assortments, S9c; ?
pairs $2.65
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Women's 1895 to s98.o5

NOdLo ". IN ForStmann, Anglo, Warren Of
Stafford wooens many Of them deep pushy textures and
tweeds Some lined with niu; to four button styles
Black blue beige rosewood grey in proporoned
sizes to co. Third Floor, Street only.