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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23

In 1881 when the Indian, Juan
Diego, told his Bishop that the
Blessed Virgin had appeared to
him and asked that . church be
built on the spot, the Bishop told
Juan to ask for . sign TO prove
her identity Our lady told Juan
to gather roses on the hillside.
On his return, the Virgin rearrang-
ed the roses in his mantle and sold
him to keep them undisturbed I'M
til he reached the Bishop.
As Juan unfolded the mantle,
made of a weakly stitched vege-
table fiber, the Bishop dropped on
his knees. A life-size figure of
the Virgin, just as Juan had de-
scribed her, had miraculously
been painted on the mantle. II Is
this picture that the painter ex-
smined in the Basllica of Our La
dy Of Guadalupe.
After several hours Of study,
Mr. csmpis said that only blue
and pink appeared. The blue he
said has the finfs Of ceTtsin
flowers whose eelor man hes
never been able 10 duplicate.
The pink he described ~ idsnfi'
cal to the color Of rose petals.
The painting does not fit under
any known classifieations, he add
ed. 1t does not appear to be a
sketching, he said, but appears
more like q print. He reported
that the acid tests showed the col.
ors to be permanent and lndel.
lble.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23

information provided must be made
by persons of "unquestioned IN
tegrity," and added these recon-
mendations:
Reliable information which may
be useful in combating commun-
ist infiltration should be reported
to the proper authorities. Such in
formation must be restricted to this
specific purpose and so kept that
the regulations of innocent persons
may not be jeopardized thereby"
Communism being what il IS"
said the statement, "fo accuse
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23

al Catholic groups obtained per
mission for the painter to exam
inc the image outside its frame.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23
PrOtestants Join
Celebration To
Honor St. Thomas

TRIVANDRUM, India - Prot
estants Joined with Catholics here
in celebrating the feast of St.
Thomas, the Apostle to India.
Bishop Gregory B. Varghese,
Apostolic Administrator of the
Archdiocese of Trivadnrum, was
one of the speakers at a public
meeting.
All the speeches at the meeting
emphasized the need of Catholics
and non-Catholic Christians, and
all the God-fearing among the non
Christians, to unite and combine
their forces in a solid phalanx
against communism and other men
aces to peace.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23

They said investigations Of any
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23
Ceyion Halts Import
OF Communist Literature

COLOMBO, Ceylon - NC ~
Ceylon's minister of commerce and
trade has formed a board TO keep
a check on communist literature
coming into the island.
Several magazines and period
icals intended for the Colombo
public library were recently held
by customs officials.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23
May They Resi-
I'm Peace

bOGhGEOlos Ianh I.s oof
Johnstown, July II, Church of the
Ascension. Survivors: his wife,
Ruth: four children, II grandehild-
rem and five great-grandcfildren.
ALEXANDER, Joseph, 70, 776
Thurman Ave, Columbus, July Is,
Corpus Christi church. Survivors:
two daughters, six grandchildren,
a sister and a brother.
SURELLE, John w, rs, 1853
Alum Creek Dr., Columbus. July
II, Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel
No survivors.
FERRICK, Tony, 64, 211i2 E.
Mound ST., Columbus, July is. ST
John the Baptist church. Surviv-
ors: his wife, Wanda, and .
daughter.
COLLEY, Mrs. immaculate Cola
truglio, 60 2s7 W. Goodale ST.,
Columbus, July IA, st. John the
Baptist church. Survivors: her hus-
band, Angelo; two sons, a daugh-
ter, three grandchildren.
GRAVITT, Mrs. Margaret, 80,
Rushtown, July 13, Our Lady of
Lourdes, otway. Survivors: two sis
ters.
CLNEHANS, Frank j., 70,
Wellston, July IA, Sts. Peter and
Paul church. Survivors: a sister
and two brothers.
BENTZ, Edward v, 70, Chilli
cothe, July Ia, st. Peter church.
Survivors: his wife, Bertha.
McQUADE, Mrs. Ellen, 81, Mox-
ahala, July IA, st. Plus church.
Survivors: three brothers, nieces
and nepheWs.
KEFFER, Edward, Jr., "a, 260 \.
Harris Ave, Columbus, July is, st.
Aloysius church. Survivors: his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kef-
fer; three sisters and three bro.
theirs.
GUINSLER, William c., 78
GAINESVILLE. July II, ST. Thomas
church. Survivors: three nieces
and four nephews.
I PALTZ, Mrs. Irene, 81, Colum
bus, formerly of Woodsfield, July
is. St. Sylvester church, Woods
field. Survivors: her husband
Jack; her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn L. Weisend; one daughter.
DIRKES, Conrad B., 81, New
ark, July II. st. Francis de Sale;
church. Survivors: two daughters
and five grandchildren.
MCCORMICK, Mrs. Mary A, La
rue, July is, st. Joseph church
Survivors: several cousins.
HITE, Bernard A, 27, 354 E
Beechwold Blvd, Columbus, july
10, Our Lady of Peace church
Survivors: his wife, Gladys; /;
daughter and his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. George E. Hite.
CODY, Mrs. Helen, 1912 Frank
lin Ave, Columbus, July II, Hol.
Rosary church. Survivors: her hus
band, William j.; a sister.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23
Not 4 Human Product
PicassO Is Good
But Not That Good

MEXICO CITY r NC - color expert and painter,
who had previously claimed that the image of Our Lady Of
Guadalupe the work OF the Spanish painter Pcasso has
decided after careful study that the coors of the image
chemical and that the painting does appear TO
oeen fashioned by human hands.
The painter Don Francisco Campi made detailed
animation of the cloth with magnng glass and acids Sever
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23
Christian Brothers
Educators Convene

ST. MARY's COLLEGE. Calf.
Nc Fifty or more delegates
representing the five United
States districts of the Christian
Brothers viii attend the 18th an
nusl convention of the Christian
Brothers Education Association to
be held here July 29-31.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23

DACCA, East Pakistan = NC)
The Government of East Bengal
in East Pakistan has made it IL
legal to belong to the Communist
Party and has called communists
dangerous to the public peace"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-23

MANILA - NC) - Some 'norTns of action" that will
able people of democratic state to meet the international
problem presented by communist conspiracy reasonably
sued here by the Administrative Council of the Catholic Vel
fare Organization of the Philippines
'Indiscrmnae public announcements of specific persons
classes of persons communists communist sympath
zers when unsupported by proof immoral the Philippine
Bishops said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1sa4 rHlRrY WEARS Acc 1s24


JUNE II DR. Edwin E. Sparks 6 graduate London High Schoo
president emeritus College Pa dies at home campus
Planning Miss Elizabeth Maxey former teacher IN
Missionary who died recently when ne died
JUNE IL seeks of reducing cost OF opera
tons Of city business
Elaborate
priesthood Catholic Church, children OF
Parochial school honor him Friday preceding
JUNE Is Newport Civil War veteran presents
copy honorable discharge received SO to A b. Rankin
Madsnn County Recorder to be filed - =
Troop jefferson to Indian Lake
outing Leo MeEroy assistant
JUNE 20 Col Chesedne returns from General Service
Command FIT Leavenworh Kensas
Lake Erie instructor for the summer
JUNE 21 Public Library being redecoraed by Bryant
Bros, Columbus.
JUNE 800 Pounds you buy Leonard Refrg
orator at Dryers, London.
JUNE % Resolution for $4,000 worth install water
system passed by council of village of Jefferson
% why When You Can Buy Chevrolet for $55?
at Neutrality-suspicious. Garage, West Jefferson
1e44 TEN YEARS AGO 1914
II Setting ceilings used effective July 10 by Of
f of OPA Washington D. c. surprises Madison county Of
ficas. ~
JUNE IL Andrew l. Schiing pastor St Johns Lutheran
London 1888 accepts call to St Peters Church.
Lancaster.
swimming lessons at London pool announced by
Jacob Kanel,
pays sixth visit to London Prison
Farm Men, who donated 220 pns to date give 428 more
Denye London graduates from Culver Military
Academy, Indiana
JUNE Hacke, Mr.. Mrs Edward F Hackett
first lieutenant and gets Purple Heart for
1eroism in Admiralty Islands
JUNE 98, hottest day of year.
% ratonng forecast to be put back ratonng list
jefferson, u S. Air gets
Purple Heart, wounds received in Italy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18

BY Clarence Brown, Member Congress
The House last Friday passed a bill
and Means Committee
Act scheduled to expire June 18TH a is for another year
Act with
foreign goods by five
Being unable to single site the special
Academy Selection Board submitted
for the New Air Force Academy wisconsin,
Illinois, and Colorado Springs Colorado.
Valley recommended by humble
tive Schenck of Dayton location for the Academy
reay Talbot native of Dayton Most observers
Air Force Academy Colorado
to have been selected the site for the Academy before
Korean War forced calling off of the project
The Defense Department has asked the House Armed
Committee to authorize construction of 200 family housing
Army Navy and Air Force at
cost Of $3.50 million An item of S1633500
construct 121 housing units at Clinton County Air
ton Ohio 1t probable the Congress will postpone action the
Defense Department request until next year.
The
sideaton of the Tax Revision Bill
House two months The bill amended will
the Senate for sometime week. where
be made increase
income
The has a
Constitutional Amendment State Governors fill
in the House of Representatives should
create las vacancies the House The resolution
the House ratified
the Constitution
Senate, but not in the House.
Thursday passed appropr
ton bill for the Labor and Health Education Welfare Depart
the House increased funds vocational rehabilitation
work of the Presidents Committee Employment of Physical
ly-handicapped
people longer celebrate Arms
last week by the President November 18th will be
erans Day in honor of American veterans of all
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18

Ferriman, Jacob Henry II, May
IA, Cerebral thrombosis.
Forrest, Diana V. 81, May 2,
Hypostatic Pneumonia.
Junk, Irene L. Is, May II,
Peritonitis, Acute.
Luzader, Alonzo rs, May %,
severe heart condition.
Mancini, Alfredo 81, May 2,
Cerebral thrombosis.
Penwell, Emery So, May 21,
Congestive heart failure.
Saygrever, Cora Dell AZ, May
Is, Cerebral laceration & con-
tuscion due to motor vehicle ac-
cident.
Schlabach, Edwin ]. 26 March
13, Grand nal epilepsy.
Shower, George Albert 81, May
6, Myocardial infarction.
Shumate, Floyd A. 40, May a,
Coronary thrombosis.
Swers, Allen G. 54, May, 13
Myocardial infarction.
Thatcher, Nora Ellen 70, May
Is, Mild cardio infarction.
TraftZer, Jacob IS, May 2,
Chronic nephritis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
South Solon Fire Company
To Make Fire Safety Survey

During June July August the South Soon Fire Depart
going Safety Survey of their Town
ship This program will sponsored by the Township Trustees
Mry assistants will be aided in the carrying out
program by H H Cheesman Rural Fire prevention
Specialist of the State Fire Mrshas Office They will survey
only the rural at this time All properties VIII be con-
tacted possible.
The of this to acquamt the members OF the
South Scion Fire Department with the type hazards they VIII
fire should their Township and also give
opportunity to offer suggestions for correction OF any
they might during the The members
realize that farms have to such
today small businesses rather than just
Statistics show that most farms you will
gasoline stored iquied petroleum used for
cooking machine and welding installations large
installations of this they have twoold
conducting survey ID To be able to do effec
should be called location to combat fire
2 To knowledge to protect themselves from any uncaed
exposure to danger while combating fire
Solon Department will make file card which
kept their department from the information gathered
during such pertinent information
persons living the dwelling location of master
the location and the location of ad
supply could be used by the department when
combating ponds dug wells ETC. During the
Survey heating units the fuse boxes and the storage of fam
mabIe liquids will be checked very closely
The members of the South Soon Fire Department feel that
they prevent fire save one e or have
the people of the township thinking about fire safety the time
they will not have been in vain They ask your
cooperation
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
Madison County
Court News
INHERITANCE TAXES

INHERITANCE TAXES
Inheritance taxes in the estate
of Glenn Tootle, late of Circle
ville-Big Plain Pike, in the amount
of $7.94 were paid with 84.895
percent to Fairfield township and
15.005 to Oak Run.
Inheritance taxes in the estate
of Charles G. Beale, late of Mt.
Sterling, in the amount of $100
were paid 100 percent to village
of Mt. Sterling.
ACCOUNTS CONFIRMED
First and final accounts have
been allowed and confirmed in
probate court by Alfred Burrell,
administrator of the estate of
Alpheus Burrell and Al B. Yoder,
administrator of the estate of
Mary Ann Yoder.
LICENSES REQUESTED
Gerald Wayne Ayers, floor
covering work, Circleville and Le-
lila Ann Hix, stenographer, Mt.
Sterling r. r. 3.
Carl Fleming, carpenter, Grove
City, .and Betty Darlington, Lon
don r. r. 2.
Charles F. Duffey, u. S. Mar
inc Corps, London and Maxine
Manos, legal secretary, London.
LICENSES GRANTED
Lyle Goding and Judith A. Tev-
lin.
Marvin E. Hughes and Dorothy
E. Peterson.
Leland Vannoy and Mary Alice
Dunn.
Carl Fleming and Betty Darl-
ington.
Charles F. Duffey and Maxine
Manos.
DIVORCES ASKED
Beulah Boggs VS. Russell Boggs.
Russell ]. Bishop VS. Dorothy
Ann Bishop.
Helen Irene LeMaster VS. Or
vile LeMaster.
Alice M. Egelhoff, a minor by
her next friend, June Cave VS.
Robert Egelhoff.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ruth Carr Essig e al to Batelle
Memorial Institute, 29728 acres in
Jefferson township.
Ruth Carr Essig eft al to Batelle
Memorial Institute, 3.61 acres JEFF
ferson township.
Elzie o. Ream and Mary Gay
nellie Ream to William K. Kauf-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18

INTELLIGENCE
If a man empties his purse into
his head, no one can take it from
him.
Benjamin Franklin
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
An Editorial
ARE you A HEEL AT THE WHEEL,

a a
The National Safety Council coodinang nationwide
Fourth safety campaign, holds
see yourself in of them then be prepared holiday
statistic
THE ME-FIRsTER this is the selfish competitive
be first
him,
TIE BIG this the fellow who big
Others the law
havior but not this selfnaed big shot He's above all that
THE kNoW-iT-ALL this driver is good in his esima
ton He knows just what the other driver going to do just how
he
this overcondent
iusonmen is that really him
THE SWASHBuCkLER this fellow thinks
mascny something by living dangerously behind the wheel
He believes that he who heState that his will
hold forever.
THE SoREHEAD this fellow plain hostile.
with shoulder
real imagined He's and
while surrounded by steel automobile with the windows rolled
THE sHoW-oFF this is the exhbionst. He's graduated
hands bike wheel
people to admire his ashy performance but most other drivers
too busy getting of his
Take good long look at yourself of these mirrors See
anything?
heel the wheel by good give
the of safety he fails himself the
traffic will reduce that margin Watch
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18

Drive spirited new Chrysler -. and
you drive with the highest-rated engine
on the highway-235 HIP FirePower
VS.! This engine has recently set new
all-time performance records at
Indianapolis and Daytona Beach. You
drive with PowerFlite the most
automatic no-clutch transmission n
any car, and the one type that doesn't
whine, click, or jerk! Fully pos0ered
steering and brakins relieve you of all
the real driving work while leaving
you consistent and comforting road
feel" You get all these advantages
only in Chrysler. Come feel the diff
ference this beautiful car makes in
driving pleasure and driving safetyl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18

man, lot 21 in Town and Country
addition, village of Jefferson.
B. A. Schadel and Florence c.
Schadel to Eugene r. Hays and
Wilma ]. Hays, lot IS in Burr
Oaks Heights subdivision, Plea
SAINT township.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
BIRTHS
RECORDED

Eggleston, Arthur and Mary,
London, Ohio, Rt. 4 Judy 10 =
May %.
Hardy, John K. and Dorothy w.
w. Jefferson, o. Saundra Kay =
April II.
Miller, Robert and Opal, Irwin,
Ohio, Rt. l Barbara 10 February
II.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
M RS. ADRIAN
IMP PROVING

Mrs. Clarence Adrian, It's East
High Street, is improving in Mt.
Carmel Hospital, after a major
operation. Her room number Is
404.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
DEATHS
RECORDED

Biggert, Byron S. Is, May %,
Cerebral apoplexy.
Carter, Clarence M. SO May
%, Coronary thrombosis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18

B. A. Schadel to M r. Matson
and Hazel M. Matson, lot ITO in
Burr Oaks Heights subdivision
to Pleasant township.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
ALFRED MOORE
IN HOSPITAL

Alfred Moore, Sedalia, entered
Mt. Carmel Hospital Monday and
underwent an operation Tuesday.
His room number is 229.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-18
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
0E DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alkire of
Mt. Sterling, announce the birth
of a daughter at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital, Monday, June IA.
MRS. GUFFEY HOME
FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Grace Guffey is recovering
at her home, South Charleston
R.R. fl, after an operation at
City Hospital, Springfield.
NEW DRUGGIST HERE
Edward S. lines has accepted
a position with the Swope Drug
Store here, it was announced
Thursday. ....
Mr.. lines is a recent O.S.U.
pharmacy graduate and formerly
held a position with several Co.
lumbus firms.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Lo,oer Level, Arlington Only

4-49.95 Modern Provincial Chairs, hubby
tweed fabric in sage or cocoa --- 24.S7
1-69.95 Platform Rocker and Ottoman rocker
with lock, upholstered in red nylon frieze, 34.47
4-14.95 TV Chairs, black tubular steel legs,
tweedy plastic in assorted colors TAT
1885 Channel Back Wing Chairs, mahogany
legs, assorted fabrics and colors -- 1897
1O-22.95 Occasional Tables, modern lined oak
reverse picture frame molding, stepend, lamp
and end styles 11.47
lass Oval End Tables, white oak tops with
wrought iron legs - ---------s.47
Sass Massive Occasional Tables, mahogany
veneer, commode or end styles 17.47
3-2S.S5 Occasional Tables, mahogany finished
hardwood, genuine leather tops -------- H.95
2-3s.95 Modern Cocktail Tables, lined oak
23x42" with shelf 1897
Evening star., 1954-10-28
A N r
KANN'S III PRICE CLEARANCE
FURNITURE AT HALF PRICE
Fourth Floor, Washington Only

Fourth Floor, W dshngfOn Only
hardwood
washable ~ ~
t5-p,pa coveeda
2pedeta
a Bases adjustable on ca
-
hard map
bod, green pasic coveedc chair
-
Hrdwo Chests draw
draw
ls Unfinished &4z "'n sneh 1887
5LamporE
a4xs @ 300 BOOKCASE diminished diminished =~ kn0ey pna 4s7 ' ~ w ~ ' Sst1 r21
all 6s7
unnnh knttypne
finished
dmtabe
finished
~ ~''@0~
Sectar Desk pdesals
emaho
S7
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Fesr'S
,or, Wnshinato7, Onlp

Second Floor Washington Only
1890 Natural Grey Mink Scarf per skin 7.5O"
1900 Dyed American Marten Scarf per skin, $3.50"
1890 Tan Dyed Broadtail Processed Lamb Jacket
size l6 $780, GA so"
14400 Honey Beige Dyed Squirrel Cape Stole 1900"
I99. 90 Black Dyed Persian Lamb Paw Coat, size 16
9s.5oa
1890 Grey Dyed Persian Lamb Paw Coat, size 16,
$780,
22s0o Ranch Mink Clutch Cape ------------ 114.50"
$500 Brown Dyed Fur Seal Coat, size 16 - 7.50'
splus 1875 fh5
Fur products labeled to show country Of origin Of
imported furs.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

5-1O.5O TV Tables, mahogany finished hard
wood - 525
4-14.95 TV Tables blonde or mahogany hard
wood, swivel top on casters TAT
3-19.95 TV Adjustable Console Bases, mahog-
any veneer, on casters -a 099
Pass Bookcase, maple, finished hardwood.
adjustable shelves, 24x45" 1147
1895 Glass Door Bookcase, maple finished
hardwood, adjustable shelves, As" tall 1897
1-19.95 Bookcase, maple finished hardwood,
Is" wide. As" tall 997
10-16.95 Gossip Chairs, mahogany finished
hardwood, washable plastic seats right or left
arm styles s-... S47
1-14.95 Side Chair, sea mist mahogany TAT
1-1S95 Arm Chair, cherry cordovan with me-
tallic lime seat ~ ------..9 9.97
1-18sO Arm Chair mahogany finish, padded
seat covered in green striped fabric 9.25
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Upholstery, Curtains
Third Floor, WASHINGTON onlu

Third Floor, Washington ONLY
NE4sS Ready made Draperies, floral pattern on
w1ee e DackgTouno so long ,249 pr.
6-S.SS Rufied Curtains, with focking eggshell
1.99 pr.
2S-SsS Readymade Seersucker Drapsries, rufie trim
ooSoItcu CoioIS 4,49 mr..
14-SSS Corduroy Spreads and Draperies assorted
coors draperies 80" long - 49e mr.
40-S9S Bed Shams in faile satin and other fabrics
- LOO ca.
25-79s Vanity Skirts, in satin fale and chromspun
asSorteo coors 399 ca.
1888 Ruffied Nylon Curtains, u" long 90" wide
ivory - . 90 nv
35-9.S8 Ready made Percale Draperies pine pleated
floral fruit pattern assorted colors - 299 mr.
45-598 TER pom Teir in Charmquisettes failles and
other fabrics, 3o, 36" and 40" long, not all sizes In
all styles 11a mr.
2S-59s and 69s Rufled Curtains in orion and rayon
asSorteo as e sizes ----------------- pr.
sene 3.99
l2-11sS Ready-made Traverse Draperies, double
width, 72 long, assorted colors- mr.
China
Third Floor. Washington Only
2S5 Pyrex Baking Set 5-pc.---l4
29S Plate, Cup and Saucer --------1.49
1893 Italian Pottery Donkey nkey----------------l9S
1888 Relish Dish --..--- 00
.Sc Deco.at tray -------------------------- $50
LOO Crystal Ware Soc ca
Evening star., 1954-10-28
S1sOatsaUeN1'

Second Floor Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
299 Cotton Bouses assorted style, broken Sizes 10
to 18 8.-. ..-.-.. 1.49
499 Sweaters, assorted woods and novelties light and
dark colors: broken sizes "a to 40 2.49
4.9S Skirts. Rayon and rayon and wool. Novelties
and solids, broken sizes 10 to is ---~------ 2.49
895 Dresses, solids and dark prints broken sizes 10
to 16 Observation-Disclosures 400
499 Blouses cotton rayon and nyon assorted colors
broken sizes 10 to 10 and 40 to a --.----f-- 2.49
2.99 Wool Slipons assorted colors broken sizes "a
to 80 .--.----.---.- 1.49
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Infants Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
soc Cotton Knit Panties, white. sizes and 6---.2sc
Little Girls 2sS Skirts sizes to --------- l4S
1.99 Blue Jeans suspender STYLE zip closing sizes
LOO Long sleeve Polo Shirts. stripes, 8 Ito SOC
100 Cotton Plisse Slips eyelet trims size white SOC
so Popn Jackets, zip front, dark colors, to 9Sc
Little Girls 249 Black Twill Jeans plaid fannelette
lining, Sanforized; sizes and 6 - - LA
59c Adjustable Ear Muffs, red blue tan 29c
2.s9 Popiin Jackets, hannelette lined, to S. 149
2ss Inerock Knit Creepers, three-pc STYLE pastels
sizes to 18 months
Evening star., 1954-10-28
BEDS, MATTRESSES. IL PRICE
Floor SampIes Third Floor WASHINGTON Only

~OOs oesnek1SCoe AN""
3-5250 Serta Smooth Top Mattresses, blue
floral damask, twin size 26.25
1-59.5O SylcOn Innerspring Mattress, prebuilt
border, twin size ------ 29.75
1-4650 Simmons Anniversary Mattress, rose
and white-stripe, crushproof border, twin size,
2325
10000 Serta Foam Rubber Mattress and Box
Spring Set, soiled, twin size ~------- $3.50
1890 Serta Foam Rubber Mattresses and
Box Spring Set, twin size 1850
1-14950 EngIander African Mattress and
Box Spring Set, twin size - 7475
1-99.0O Simmons Ny1on-top Mattress and
Box Spring Set, heavy woven ticking, twin
size, King size, so" long $3.50 -------- 1850
1-6.50 Englander Ortho- o-bilt Box Spring,
heavy ticking double size---- 23.25
1--37.5o Box Spring, sturdy coil construction,
double size 1878