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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Bids Opened On
New SchooIrooms

Bids were opened for the con-
struction of a three room elemen-
tary school steel building, on
Wednesday, September 18th, at
the office of Superintendent of
Schools.
Two bids were received on the
general contract. The Modern
Sales and Construction Co., Will
mington, Ohio submitted the low
bid at a cost of $29,605. AZ; the
other bid was submitted by Harry
E. Miller of Groveport Ohio at a
cost of S39,700.
An alternate bid of S10,698.96
to construct a fourth classroom
was also submitted by the low
bidding firm.
The NJ. w. Tyler Electric Co.,
London, Ohio was the lone bidder
on the electrical work. The con-
tract bid for this work was ST.
723.43, and an alternate bid of
S773.35 for the fourth classroom.
No bids were received on the
heating and plumbing specifica-
tions. Therefore, the Lon d o n
Board of Education was compel
led to postpone any action on the
acceptance or rejection of bids
submitted until an estimate OF
heating and plumbing costs have
been obtained. This information
has been promised within the
next few days.
The local board of education
had hopes of constructing the
four room school building, in
cluding the electrical and the
heating and plumbing, at an es-
timated cost of S35, 900.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Turnout Small AT
Rally Wednesday

US. Senator, Thomas Burke,
speaking at Wednesdays Demo-
cratic basket picnic and rally at
the Madison County Fairgrounds
here, scored the record of the S3rd
Congress and warned constituents
against what he called a danger
Gus doctrine" of the Republican
party in asking the people to vote
a rubber stamp" congress for
President Dwight d. Eisenhower
in November. A disappointing
throng of less than $50 persons
was in attendance,
Sen. Burke followed the Demo
cratic party line in his criticism of
the Republican controlled 83rd
Congress and warned voters
against giving President Eisen-
hover a rubber stamp" Senator
Burke backed his argument
against SUCH move by citing the
Roosevelt administration which he
said was given a rubber stamp
Congress. Mr.. Burke touched on
farm prices, unemployment and
other issues during his half-hour
speech.
Joseph T. "Jumpin' Joe" Fer
guson, arriving late, lashed out at
gubernatorial candidate James A.
Rhodes by stating that Rhodes
was able to win the State Audi
tors post which Ferguson had held
for 16 years only because of the
heavy Eisenhower vote. Ferguson
also said that the Republican par
ty is to blame for what he called
bad political judges" in Ohio and
cited the work of Columbus
Grand Jury which recently made
recommendations that State Liq-
uor Director, A. A. RutkoWski, be
fired and criticised the adminiStra-
ton of Columbus Mayor SenSen-
brenner.
Others speaking on the program
were: .. ....--. .-... -..a
Robert w. Reider, candidate for
Secretary of State; Paul f. Ward,
candidate for Attorney General;
G. Louis Wren, candidate for Con-
gresham, 7th District; John H.
Lamneck, candidate for Judge of
Supreme Court; and Jack Hamil-
ton, candidate for State Senator.
Governor Frank J. Lausche, 1t.
Gov. George Nye and Senator
Henry M. Jackson, Washington
who were to have been principal
speakers were absent from the
meeting.
County Democratic Chairman,
William Gallagher, was in charge
of the meeting and Common Pleas
Judge, James F. Bell, acted as
master of ceremonies. Judge Bell
rs a candidate for Supreme Court
Judge and is opposing incumbent
Henry Middleton for that position
SCHLECHTY IMPROVING
Postmaster G. G. Schlechty who
broke both bones in his right leg
when he fell on the Athletic Fielc
at London last Friday night, il
able to be up part time at Mt
Carmel Hospital.
An operation was performed
Saturday and pins were placed il
both breaks, one below the knee
and the other above the ankle. HI
now wears a walking cast which
enables him to be up and abou
part time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
FRANK LEWIS IN
MT. CARMEL HOSPITAL

Frank Lewis, 155 New Hamp-
shire Avenue, is patient in Mt
Carmel Hospital, where he has un-
dergone surgery twice in the past
two weeks for the amputation of
his left leg.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Brown Jug Race
Without FaVorite

DeldWd dIGs ", - Harness rae
ing's richest pacing attraction. the
$4,000 Little Brown jug for g.
year-olds, though only a week off,
shapes up as race without a sub
stantial favorite.
Owners of several of the IS
sophomore Sidewheelers that re-
main eligible for the important
Sept. 23rd date can point to the
accomplishments of their steeds
that in an ordinary year would af-
fix the label of jug favorite" on
their standardbearerS. " g.
Never before in the history of
harness racing has the 3-year-old
pacing crop been so productive of
so many stars. Six of these jug
aSpirants, for instance, already
have gained admission to the
Standardized sports all-important
two-minute circle. And there's
host of others that have been on
the brink of the superb effort.
Names most frequently heard in
connection with the jug include
such Stalwarts as Diamond Hal.
Meadow Pace, Queens Adios and
Adios Harry. But there are the
followers of Phantom Lady. Par
aiding Adios and several others
that'll point out that when the
final heat has been raced their
favorite will be in the winners
circle receiving the accolade of
the harness sport and the coveted
Brown jug Silverware, blanket of
roses, etc.
AS it stands now the $500 start
ing fee will be paid on from j to
Is colts, including one filly. In
dication is that the list of start
erS will contain names of the a.
aforementioned along with such
hopes as Cimarron's Forbes, Dale
Frost, Ensign Lad. Excellent
Chief, Meadow Gold, Parker Byrd,
Top Deck, Amortizer Direct Bill,
Earls Ensign and jug Chief
And as has been the case i'm
other Jugs, it's a virtual cinch that
you can add two to six candidates
who will have their names stuffed
into the entry box the day before
the clash.
Delaware fair officials have
gone all out in preparing the fam
Gus racing strip for the all-im-
portant jug classic. The back
stretch and turns have been sub
stantially widened. assuring plenty
of racing room at every stage in
the classic. And the Delaware
track crew has been working tire
lessly in preparing the oval for the
onslaught of hooves throughout
the 1854 Grand Circuit racing pro-
gram, Monday through Thursday,
Sept 20-23.
AdioS Harry, one of the loading
favorites to win the rich jug race.
is doubtful starter since he in
jured himself in his stall Tuesday.
However, hope has not been entir-
ely given up and he may be able
to start the race if his injuries
heal in time, it was said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
MRS. LOUIS THOMAS
IMPROVING

Mrs. Louis Thomas, London
R.R. 3, is improving at her home
near Plumwood, following an
operation for removal of tonsils.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17

me, the little squirt will be
too proud to deny it,"
ADVERTISING
If you think it doesn't pay
to advertise just think of
Pixies Peak, probably the
best known mountain in the
u. S. What makes the adver-
tising angle interesting is the
fact that there are 26 other
mountains i'm Colorado which
are higher unknown and
unsung!
LIVING
j.. Garbage disposal units are
becoming more popular every
day. You now have choice
of porcelain, upright model
with a built-in drier or a
four-footed, walk around
model with built in grunt.
KID STUFF
Two little boys were on
their way to school and one
fell down a manhole. Other
little boy continued on to
school and his teacher, asked,
Where's your brother. Bob
by?"
"Oh he fell down a manhole
up, the street,! said Bobby.
The teacher ran up the
street and rescued the other
lad and said, why in earth
didn't you stay and help
him?"
Bobby thought it over and
replied, 'Oh, thought he was
dead and, besides, l didn't
want to be late for SCHOOL,
HUMNN
You don't have to be an
India-rubber man to live
loosely.
suoN THoT
Even a guy with two heads
can't whistle a symphony.
FACT
And you can't make fire
by rubbing two Boy Scouts
together!
TRY THIS
Peter Piper" has been out
distanced. Try this for size
SILLY Sally swiftly shooed
seven silly sheep. The seven
silly sheep Silly Sally shooed
shilly-shallied south.
????
A diplomat is man who
thinks twice before saying
nothing.
TWIST
Cafe owner out in Arizona
got a shock the other day. He
had a sign hanging on the
wall which said, I'VE give
credit to only those over 80
who are accompanied by their
parents and in walked man,
aged, 90, accompanied by his
father, aged LOT. Cafe owner
set them up tora free meal
after he got up off the floor.
WELL?
If most of us could see our
selves as others see us - we
wouldn't believe it!
DRIVING
A pedestrian is a man who
has a son with temporary
drivers permit.
PREDICTION
We like the quotation -
"The cobalt bomb will most
certainly have a profound eff
feet on future generations
if any~
SAYING
Gall gall is divided into three
parts plain, outright and
unnitigated.
EXTREMITY
Good legs are a prime re-
quirement of baseball players
and young women - both of
whom are trying desperately
to get to first base.
oUCHi
And the best way to drive
a baby buggy is to tickle his
feet
NEED
What the younger genera
ton needs is finger nails
strong enough to get the cell
Iophane off pack of bubble
gum. And the best unemploy-
ment compensation we ever
heard of is steady job.
TIMES
Things aren't really as bad
as they seem. We read the
other day about a chicken
which laid an egg with a nick
el in it.
LOVE
The expression Love Is
blind" is best expressed when
some doting swain calls a
homely girl "Darling!"
LAST WORD
AS yet we've never heard
of a man going on strike In a
gold mine.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
ON TV SATURDAY S

Mrs. Paul Ridenour and dsugh-
ter Karen, of Route !, London,
will be on the Magic Window,
Channel No 4, Saturday morning,
September Is, at Ills, to discuss
snacks after school for children,
clothing and some helpful sugges-
tions to Mothers in getting their
children ready for school.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
MRS. GALLAGHER
Ill AT HOME

Mrs. Dan Gallagher is confined
to her home, 1872 East First Street,
suffering with diabetes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Ben Beatty Joins
Madison Press

B. N. Ben" Beatty has joined
the staff of the Madison Press
Company and will carry on his
duties in the editorial and adver-
tising departments henceforth, J.
r. Conway, Publisher, announced
Thursday.
Beatty is the son of Mrs. B. N.
Beatty. 127 N Oak St, London
His father was the late B. n.
Beatty, former London dentist.
A World War ii veteran, Beat
ty recently returned from Ger
many wh e he served in the
Medical Corps as a captain. His
son, Benny Lee. aged l year, was
b or in Stuttgart, Germany. A
daughter, Lisa, 41a was born in
Columbus. Beatty and his wife,
Mary. are making their home in
London.
Mr.. Beatty is graduate of
London High School Glass of
1889. and was graduated from
ONO State University In 1901.
ED BELTS IMPROVING
Ed Belts, Spring Hill Road. re-
turned Monday to his home from
Mt. Carmel Hospital, where Re
was taken last Thursday for treat
ment, Mr. Belts is able TO be about
the farm part of the time.
DAUGHTER ARRIVES
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Lewis,
Yankeetown Pike. announce the
birth of a daughter, Bonita Kay,
Thursday, September 2 at Doc
tors Hospital The baby weighed
six and one-half pounds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
RICHARD GREER
IN US. ARMY

Richard W. Greer, s2p of Capt
and Mrs. Marion Greer, London.
R.R. 3, entered the us. Army tn
August 5.
His present address is: Pvt. r.
W. Greer, RA 155259S0. Co. :. Is
ALB, CCC 3rd Armd Div. Ft.
Knox, Kentucky.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Local Soldier
Home On Leave

Ft. Campbell, Ky.--Private First
Class Carl Cordial, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Cordial of r. r. 3,
London, Ohio, is spending a ten
day leave at home with his par
entS.
Pfc. Cordial entered the service
in September of 1853 and conpjet-
ed his basic training at Fort Knox.
Kentucky. For the past six months
Pfc. Cordial has been assigned to
Company A, 710th Tank Battalion,
of the famed 1th Airborne Divis-
ion, stationed at Fort Campbell,
Kentucky.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
Saxbe Will Back
Former Opponent
For US. Senator

A plea to his friends to join
him to "solidify our ranks and all
pull to win" for Congressman
George H. Bender, Republican
nominee for u. S. Senator, was
voiced this week by William Sax
be, Speaker of the Ohio House of
Representatives
Referring to the May primary,
in which he opposed Congress
man Bender for the COP sena-
torial nomination, Mr.. Saxbe said
Il believe in a strong, aggres-
sive primary But once the pri-
mary is decided, we should all
join together, solidify our ranks
and all pull to win. That is what
l am asking my friends to do.
Il am giving my wholehearted
support to George Bender be-
cause of his support of President
Eisenhower. The election of a
Democratic senator in Ohio would
help to produce New Deal
stalemate in the Senate"
Saxbe also promised to work
for all Republican candidates for
congressman and the COP candi-
dates on the state ticket, includ-
ing State Auditor James A.
Rhodes, nominee for governor,
asserting:
Had we h a d a Republican
governor, we wouldn't have had
a Democrat to beat (for u. S.
Senator) today" ....
In receiving Mr.. Saxbe's sup
port, Congressman Bender said:
Il welcome his help. / welcome
the help of the men and women
who voted for Bill. We Republi-
cans have a re a job to do this
year-a job that can we'll deter
mine the fate, of the next genera
tion 1T is a job that means hard
work on the precinct level, the
grass roots of our government. >
The Ohio Citizens for Eisen-
hover Committee also pledged its
support to Congressman Bender
promising to do the same job in
1854 that we did in 1852, that is
to supplement with manpower
and determination the efforts oi
the Republican Party.
SPRINGFIELD HAS LOWEST
WATER RATES IN OHIO
Springfield h s the cheapest
water rate among 606 Ohio mu
inequalities.
According to a survey conduc
ted by the Ohio Department o.
Health, the ity's annual mini
mum household rate of $4 is ap
preached only by McConnelsville
That village of 1851 residents hai
an annual minimum household
rate of $3.50.
And in Ohios Is cities of mor'
than $4,000 population, Spring
fields average daily consumption
of 200 gallons for each residen
is the highest. Second highest i
Cleveland, with 1872 gallons pc
capita per day,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
PHOTO WINN r 81

The Madison County Photo
graphy All club winners for the
1854 year were as follows:
Class first year-1st-Robert
Marrah 2nd-Bailey Baynes 3rd
David Dixon.
Class second year-1st-David
Jackman, 2nd-Shelton Gre e n
3rd-Dick Johnson.
Advance class-1St-Jerry
Bangham.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
JIM MY NELSON IN
HOSPITAL

Jimmy Nelson. ten-month-old
son of Mr. and Mrs, Paul Nelson.
Liberty Street. was taltn to Chill
dren's Hospital Tuesday. for OBJ
servation and treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
JACK PHILLIPS
HAVE DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Phillips.
West High Street, announce the
birth of a daughter. Kathleen
Marie at Mt Carmel Hospital
Thursday morning, September is
The baby weighed seven pounds
13 ounces.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17
q OUR
ca TOWN
MATRImoNY

M AT RI MONY
Consider the dilema of
woman who told her lawyer
IF / tell the judge he beats
me, the little squirt will be
too proud to deny it,"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-09-17

Meeting.
Evening star., 1954-09-26


81 had smoked for years as much as
two packs a day." says Joe Vinson of
Kewanee, Illinois. This was bad for
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Evening star., 1954-09-26

Swim Races was held off Rehoboth Beach, Del
In addition to the featured event, mile swim
the contestants raced for distances of 220, 40
and $50 yards. All the races were held parallel
with the beach, several hundred feet offshore
Although the Walter Reed team didn't win the
mems mile swim, the winner was local man,
Joseph r. Houston, who represented the Wash
ington YMCA.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
II Stopped Smoking
You Can, Tool"
Amazing New Formula Helps Break Smoking
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.Soys Joe Vinson

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Evening star., 1954-09-26

WHEN THE Walter Reed swimming team
w enters meet, it doesn't make much diff
ference whether the water is in a pool or an
ocean. The members churn through it like
the champions they have proved themselves to
be. Recently they dived into the Atlantic
Ocean and swan away with more points than
the total of all their opponents. The three-day
meet, the 10th annual International Ocean
Evening star., 1954-09-30
Infants Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
49c Cotton Knit Training Pants,
/ and 2 Csc
Girls 3.99 Ray0n and Acetate
Jackets, broken sizes 3 to 6, 1.5O
Boys 1.99 TwO-Pc. Western
Suits. 3 to 6 -- SOC
1.25 Waterproof Crib Sheets,
maroon and blue, 36x54 SOC
1.99 Diaper Sets, cotton prints
with. plastic Innings. S-M-L, LOO
100 NylOn Covered Plastic Lined
Pants, red or blue stripe, large,
SOC
Girls 2.99 Skirts, assorted fab
RIGS, 4 to 200
Boys 1898 Coat and Logging
Sets, / and 2 ---4 400
3.99 Estron Buntings. separate
hoods, pastels ESQ
1.79 and 1.99 One-Pc. Flannel
ette Pajamas, 2 to 8 LOO
Girls 3.99 Corduroy Jackets,
hannelette Innings, red and pas
tells, S-M-L 200
1.99 and 2.99 Corduroy Crawlers,
gripper crotch, S-M-L LOO
Girls 1.99 Corduroy Bonnets,
red and pastels -----7Oc
Evening star., 1954-09-30
Red Department
Floor Samples

Third Floor, Washington Only
1-29.5O Innerspring Mattress,
double size, striped ticking, 14.75
1-49.5O Simmons Box Spring,
80" long, double size -. 26.25
1-29.50 Innerspring Mattress,
twin size, striped ticking 14.75
1-52.5O Serta Smooth top Mat
tress, blue floral damask tick
ing, twin size, soiled 27.25
1-59.95 Sylcon Innerspring
Mattress, blue floral damask
ticking, twin size ---- 29.97
1-49.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, green-grey stripe
ticking, twin size 24.75
1-46.5O Simmons Box Spring,
twin size --- a------ 23.25
$500 Serta Foam Latex Mat
tress, Box Spring Sets, twin
size = $780, -- 1850
1-149.5O Englander African
Mattress, Box Spring Set, twin
size ---a --74.75
l-29.5O Box Spring, blue-white
striped ticking, twin size 14.75
1-59.95 Sylcon Box Spring,
blue floral ticking, twin size,
1897
1885 Englander Hair-tOp
Innerspring Mattress, q size,
24.97
1-49.95 Serta Extra Firm In
nerspring Mattress, y size,
24.97
Evening star., 1954-09-30
HO1adkerchiefS

Street Floor, Wash. and Arl.
$3.50 Imported Dolls 39c
Mems, w o m ems 29c to SOC
Handkerchiefs. White cottonS
for men, some initiated. Wom-
ems cotton prints. Samples,
perfects, irregs. ---- 15c
Mems 100 Linen Handkerchiefs.
Hand embroidered initials and
hand shirred, .Hemstitched
hens, plain soc
Evening star., 1954-09-30
Furniture

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1-54.50 Barrel Chair, channel
back, foam rubber cushion, gold
damask cover, as is ----- 1899
1-24.95 Kneeh0le Desk, 4 draw
ers, maple-finished hardwood,
marred 1888
1-4s.s5 Dinette Set, 5-pc. birch
table top, black legs, chairs have
lime plastic seats, as is -. 24.99
-12.95 Step-end bles,
wrought iron with white oak
tops, finish imperfect - 7.99
ABS Bridge Chairs, padded
seats, assorted colors - 2.99
1885 Dinette Table, single
pedestal style with 2 drop
leaves, mahog. veneer, marred
22.S8
234.95 Gossip Benches, mod
ern lined oak, lime plastic seat,
as is -- -----17.99
46.s5 Tv Tables. Mahogany
finish hardwood top. Black
wrought iron legs--------3.99
279.95 Kneehole Desks, mod
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pulls, marred 39.97
-Secs. 74.5O Secretary-base
Desks, mahog. veneer, lock, key
29.99
1-69.95 Kneehole Desk, T.
drawer style, rope edge, mahog.
veneers, marred ---- 5000
1895 TV Chair on casters.
Gold boucle. Soiled 1888
$3.50 Chests, S drawers, ma
hogany-finished hardwoo cd,
wooden pulls, scratched 1899
2-19.95 Bedside Chests, 3
drawers, maple-finished hard
wood, scratched 11.97
1-24.95 Chest, 4 drawers, ma
hogany-finished hardwood,
wooden pulls, scratched 1897
1885 Storage Chest, 4 draw
ers, mahogany finished hard
wood, scratched -- 1899
1885 Lane Cedar Chest,
Queen Anne lowboy style, ma
hogany finish, narred ----4 1899
Evening star., 1954-09-30
Bed Depar'ts,ae erat

Lo1Uer Leuel, Arlington Only
1-129.O0 Foam Rubber Mat
tress, Box Spring Set, mis-
matched. double size --78.S8
$3.50 Foster White Swan
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
ders, double size. soiled - $3.50
$3.50 Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt borders, double size,
1-69.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, extra firm, double
size, soiled 1850
1-59.95 Serta Silver Anniver-
sary Mattress, nylon reinforced
ticking. double size 31.OO
1885 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, fancy woven ticking, disc.
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1850 Serta Box Spring, null
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1-34.95 Box Spring, fancy
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BILE size 22.OO
1-S7.50 Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt borders, twin size 1899
1-54.50 Serta Box Spring, heavy
woven ticking. twin size, soiled,
31.O0
$500 Foam Rubber Mattress,
Box Spring Set, mismatched,
twin size 1888
1-119.OO Serta Perfect Sleeper
Mattress, Box Spring Set, dam
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size, fl. sample 1889
1890 Serta Sertapedic Mat
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woven ticking. extra firm, twin
size, fl. sample------------S6.99
Evening star., 1954-09-30
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Jeacelry

Street Floor, Washington Only
500 Light Weight Gold Color
Metal Necklaces --. 3.OO*
2-10.OO Five-Strand Simulated
Pearl ChOkers ---..-.. 5000
1000 Rhinestone Necklace
and Earring Set in velvet carry
$3.50 and 100 Jewelry, as is,
19c*
35-1.O0 Gadgets -- 29c*
500 Simulated Pearl Three
Row Necklaces, as is --- 1.29*
500 Rhinestone Bracelet,
2.5O*
14-1.OO and 200 Compacts, as
is sec
75-1.00 Jewelry ---2 for 1.0O*
splus 1915 tar
Evening star., 1954-09-30
COrSetS

Second Floor, Wash. Only
$500 Girdles, rayon brocade,
hook side and other types,
broken sizes -- -.2 2.99
1850 Girdles and Corselettes,
broken sizes 81
5O-2.5O to 500 Long Line Bras,
"a to AZ 1.S9
24-3.0O Long Line Cotton Bras,
large sizes 1.39
$500 Elastic Pull-On Girdles
and Panty Girdles, broken sizes,
1.99
1855 to 1895 Discontinued
Styles, Girdles and C0rselettes,
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