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Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL end CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday S PM = Phone Al 3-3682
AKA Sorority Works
With The Blind

One of the major service pro-
iects accepted by the health COM
mite of the AA2ha Kappa Alpha
Sorority for 1856 is working
with the non-sighted adults at the
Phoenix Recreational Center for
the Blind.
The Coordinating Council for the
Blind is composed of representa-
tives from various groups - busl-
nesses, clubs, churches, and fra
ternal organizations, whose purpose
is the furthering the interest, and
promoting activities at the center
where all races, and creeds, are en-
couraged to participate.
Recent contributions made to the
center by the sorority, was sew
ing machine and $4,000 on the 1855
budget. Motivated by the objec-
tives, needs, and policy of the CEN
ter, the Interest Group Of the
Sorority was stimulated to con-
tribute $500 to the project.
Those serving on the sorority
health committee are: Mines. Effie
Moore, chairman; Mabel Robinson,
Wnistons Aldridge, Alice Marriott,
Amelia Thompson, Geraldine Solo
mon, Thelma Shaw and Miss Nc
Fraddie Robinson. Miss Robinson is
also representative to the Coordi-
mating Council for the Blind.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
Share Your Wisdom
BY DIR. THOMAS r. GAINES

NEW YORK, CGlobaD - Know
ing that you know the laws of
your being, grants you a peace of
mind, a security and freedom of
action that neevr can he attained
by other means. A Weakling lad
buffeted by his school fellows, de-
voted thirty minutes a day for
twelve minutes to boxing lessons
and therefore was able to down
eeVry last one of his tormentors.
He trained and practiced for .physi-
cal security and-so attained.
bered as the former Mrs. Elizabeth
Haynes, former wife of a past pas
tor of Lucy PHILLIPS Church.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
Returns to Texas Home

Mrs. Mandye Marshall has re-
turned to her home in Dallas, Tex
as, after wintering here for the
past four months. She made many
friends during her stay. She affili-
ated with the First Institutional
baptist Church while here. Mrs.
Marshall left Wednesday and her
husband vii join her in few
weeks.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
BETHUNE STUDENTS TO
ELECT MAYDAy ROYALTY

The students of eBthune School
will elect the king and queen to
reign over the annual Mayday Fes-
tival, Wednesday, April 20.
The festival will take place Fri
day, April %, and will center
around the activities of the kinder
garten through the fifth grades.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
DOING IT, F. TOWN
Jane Washington

placed attractively on the table.
The beautiful silver service was
really a center of attraction. Liver
turnovers, assorted canapes, candy
and nuts were served. The large
number present declared the Top
Hatters to be the ideal hoSteSSeS.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
LOYAL BUDD!ES

The Loyal Buddies will meet
Sunday night at the home of Mrs.
Martha Johnson on West Jefferson.
All members are requested to be
present Important business meet
ing.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-06-01
Soils md CROPS
Weeds In Flax.
Other Crops
By ARTHUR F. SHAW

those practices which Will Deneflt him
financially in his returns from crops.
Weed, insect and disease control top the
list right now, and the loss to the ma
tion's farmers by these three agents ex-
ceeds, by far, the loss from other
causes. But it is up to you to make
the decision as to what to do.
The May 1 issue of Montana Farmer
Stockman contained information rela-
tive to the control of annual weeds in
small grain. There was also a weed
control summary of recommendations
from the Wyoming Agricultural Expert
ment Station. So you see weeds are not
a problem common only to Montana.
AS new weed control chemicals come
into the picture and have been tried on
different crops over a period of or
wears. new crop recommendations come
into the picture. At this time, we will
devote little attention to other crops.
Flax
With increased wheat acreage restric-
tons this year, we will have an in
creased acreage of flax Flax is a poor
competitor for weeds. This is normally
reflected in reduced yields and much
difficulty is experienced in harvesting.
On flax use the anime formulation Of
24-D or MOP at rate equivalent to 0.3
Of a pound Of actual acid material per
acre. This would require a little over
u Of a pint per acre of 2.4-D anime
solution that contains pounds of 2,4-D
acid per gallon. If you are using MOP,
it would require ia pints per acre OF
MOP solution containing 2 pounds of
acid per gallon. Rate of application is
very exacting, so be sure of the output
Of your sprayer, and carefully prepare
your solution.
Ester Foundations of 2.4-D or MOP in
oil should never be used on flax. You
are advised to use minimum of 10
gallons of water per acre with either
Of the materials. Spray when the flax
is between 8 and 6 inches tall.
2,4-D will normally give more rapid
and effective control of broadleaved
weeds than MOP. It is preferable to
use FAD il wild buckwheat and Russian
thistle are the main weeds. MOP is less
toxic to the flax plant than FAD.
Selective dinitro spray materials may
be used, but they are somewhat more
expensive and require higher volumes
of carrier for application.
Corn
For the control of broadleaved an
nual weeds in corn, cultivation is the
most practical means. Frequent opera
lions do tend to hasten drying of the
soil, however.
2,4-D may be used at rates OF O.S
az pint) to O5 Il pint) of a pound OF
acid per acre when the corn is about
Is inches in height. It is then necessary
to use a ground sprayer with the spray
nozzles mounted on drop from the
boom. If nozzles are properly spaced
you will avoid applying the spray mate
rial in the upper portions of the corn
plant. Extensive injury may be caused
by this.
After applying 2,4-D, later on IN the
season it will probably be necessary -
follow up with cultivation operation
L.. :. :. II <,.,,,od xx1oodc IN DeaS
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-06-01

Formers who use INTERNATIONAL
trucks rate them high in operating and
maintenance economy.
The reason is that INTERNAT1oNALS
are built to take the rough, rugged going
Of farm work. They are built by special
isis in mechanical farm equipment.
And they are aH-ruck, husky and
rough, with no automobile parts or
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-06-01

there IS ON INTERNATIONAL pickup
for Cor, every pickup truck use. Eleven models-an
available with automatic transmission,
mower steering New ONE HUNDRED
eas;est-to-drive in lowest-priced field,
s1so offers tubeless tires. standard
optional oyerdriye transmission.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-06-01

design compromises anywhere.
INTERNATIoNALs give you extra
stamina, plus outstanding performance,
easy handling, comfort and conven-
fence. If you are in the market for new
farm truck, visit your nearby INTER1A-
T1oNAL Dealer or Branch and learn all
the reasons why an INTERNATIONAL IS
your best truck buy
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Council 10 Ban
5WitchbIades

The Alexandra City Council
last night took steps toward out
|lawing the sale Of switchblade
knives in the city and to make
&c illegal for persons to have them
in their possession.
Orders were issued to City At.
torney Floyd Williams to study.
present laws and ordinances re-
lating to weapons Of this sort.
particularly dis they affect juve-
niles. and frame an ordinance
as soon as possible that would
make 1t q crime to sell or possess
the knives.
Mr.. williams said he win try
to have the ordinance ready for
the councils consideration at its
November % meeting.
Action on the matter was
sparked by q plea from Mrs.
Mary Duncan Brock. 207 North
Royal street. who said two youths
were threatened ON Sunday BY q
third who welded switchhlade.
Mr.. Brock told the Council.
that. even though the boy adj
mitted his actions yesterday
when confronted BY police il his
school. there was no law under
which the polio could confscate'
his knife.
Any child who has the price
can purchase 4 switchblade knife
or 4 straight razor In 4 number
Of stores In downtown AlexaIl-s
dria, she declared.
Mrs. Brooks statements were
bulwarked by reports Of other
there had been as many as IL
similar incidents In the past six
month.
Delinquency Study Initiated
The Council, also in response
to Mrs. Brooks plea. asked City
Manager Ira F. Willard to draw
up plans for a representative
committee TO make 4 .compre-
|hensive study Of juvenile. delin-
auency in the city.
The Council set for public
nearing at It's next meeting q
proposed ordinance to give the
city manager power to make an.
owner or developer Of residential
property construct 4 sanitary
ever extension.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
PenoIty Scale for Tordy
School CompIetions Set

"a widespread demand for the
use Of such premiums.
One KEEP elementary school
project at the Twinbrook Forest
development In Rockville hit Z
snag at the board meeting. The
board decided to hold UP pur-
chase Of an eight -acre site until
it won guarantees that the cost
of sewer and water lines and
streets would be shared half
md holf with Joseph Geeraert.
Rockville developer, who Is
building a subdivision around
the school.
Terms on Annexation
The rejected sales- contract
provided that the school board
would mot contest. oppose or
interfere with Mr.. Geeraert's
application for annexation Of
the Twinbrook Forest area to
the city OF Rockville, The con-
tract also stipulated that Mr..
Geeraert and the board would
share the cost of water and
sewer lines installed BY the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission, and the cost Of
streets along the school site.
Board members, questioned
whether the annexation would
threaten the cost-splitting ar
|rangement. since Rockville con-
Itrols It's own sewer and water
lines and streets.
David E. Belts. attorney for
Mr.. Geeraert. said the developer
would agree to a new contract
with the guarantees sought BY
the board.
Once again the board dipped
into a nest egg OF $225. 900 Of
Evening star., 1955-11-09

Contractors who build schools
lin Montgomery County hereafter
face still penalties If they fail
Ito complete their projects on
ltime-but no promise Of reward
III they wind up ahead Of
schedule.
The county's board Of edu-
cation yesterday adopted a scale
lof penalties.
For each day past contract
completion date on schools cost
ling up to 100000. the contractor
viii be assessed $50 a day; for
projects up to 100000. at the
rate of S75 a day. and over $780,
1000. at the rate of 500 a day.
But the board put on a vote on
Ia proposal to inangurate a bonus
system for speedy contractors.
Before the board was q
suggestion that the William e.
cramer Co.. which is building
1.-THE $2.2 million Walter johnson
High School In Bethesda, be Of
Ifered a reward for each day of
work it cuts OF the project,
scheduled for completion Noyen-
ber 27. 1856.
Double Shifts In Prospect
\ r T..
The new school will relieve
lovercrowding at Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School where double
isessions will start next Septem-
lber and continue until the new
facility is built. The contractor
proposed q ceiling Of $500 for
THE bonus to be paid If he COM
ipletes the school by September /
Chairman Willard g. McGraw
called the bonus "a very bad
precedent. warning that pres
sure for new schools win create
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Reducing Excess Weight
Safely and Without Drugs

cessfully win find this plan simple
and easy, to follow.
Miss Marina Rogers win be at
the Vita Food Store at SIC 18th
Street NV. from Nov. Z to Nov. II
and viii explain her plan.
Anyone who brings this clipping
VIII receive free the 50-page Holly-
wood Star Diet Book with Ideal
Weight Charts for men and
women, and a list Of $50 foods
with caIorie content. and To-day
diet Of 1000 calories per day that
viii take weight off like magic.
No charge for consultation.
Evening star., 1955-11-09

There Is only one way to reduce
weight, and that Is to eat less
ealories. Many people have tried
this by going on unbalanced star
vation diets, but soon had to give
up. because they could not stand
being hungry all the time.
Reducing safely without drugs
and without unbearahle hunger
pangs is now possible with the Ma
rina Rogers Reducing Plan.
Anyone who has made up his or
her mind to reduce and has tried
AL kinds Of miracle pills unsuc-
Evening star., 1955-11-09

lunexpended funds from the
ls53-54 budget. It approved q
transfer Of $1,000 to meet a
ldeficlt In construction Of the
lHillandale Elementary School.
and $4,000 for q deficit in the
Evening star., 1955-11-09

Rosemary Hills School project.
Two weeks ago It transferred
s63, 500 from the fund TO meet
q deficit in the construction Of
the Rocking Horse Educational
Center.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Bethesda-
cheOy Chase. Nd.

CheUy Chase, Md.
ssss%<ssAs%es4eN4sA4sse4s&t
Adler 4 Mandel
Auto seat Covera d Topsl
aD0o Wssdmsnt Ave Oh A-1e0a
Beyda's
tchildren,s Apparell
wisconsin Ave. 81 Nestsru OIL 6-39e@
Lee H0rd's Bethesda jewelers.
4Wateh and Jeweiry Repairtnsl
14A1 wtecensin Are Oh 2-SB00
Icons Mems Shop
sCtvilian Clothes and unlfornis.
1888 Wiaeansipe Ave Oh 2-i653
Market Tire Co., Inc.
fTifes Batteries and seat Covers,
ISIS nnmBAen Lane OIL e-A20o
MOnty's Kiddieland
tChiidfens Clnihink Toys. Fufnitnrei
f2f9 WiseanSin Are OF. 4-8a42
(. Ray KOOntz Mems Wear
Mems Eicthins and FiabeFdashefyl
1879 Wiaeansin Ave OF. e-9sDa
\ Singers Jewellers, inc
$3.50 wissensln ave. OF s-s0s0
Sa%sA4se&s%.aAe&e4sA4eeAAAx
Bldde1sbnrg, Md.
seA<ANeNS&&4&esA<eeeAesA%sT
Music Time
tReoords ana Players. Accessoriesl
BfSd Annapolis Read VA i-057o
Shirley's
ladies Wear and Accesscries,
t13o Annapolis Rond VA J-330o
Waters Shoes
4 tlsatiOnai Grand shoes for the Family
B4a6 Aanapells ka. UN 4-450o
as>s&&s%&@Ss&4$s>@4&44e<&&y
COLLEGE, Park, Md.
ssSsss&NAsHa&%s&N&s%A&%%s%<
College Park Paint &,
Hardware
tHonsewares Toys Iifts)
4 fSM @nsfinaefe Ave UN 4.tt0b
Nelson Motors
,studsbaker service d Repairsl
isis Baltimore Ave tjN s-s6ee
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
Pontiac sales an6 seryicel
iias BAitimers Ass. AP 3-4es2
>&%s%es<Asse&e&s4%%%>s%sAse
East RiUerd0le. Md.
NseeNe&sesNs%sNeAsNes<s%<S
E3en Mar Children's shop
sTots to teens Clothing sundiai shoesl
1904 Edmonsten Ave VA 7-Ss0o
Patrick's Pharmacy
,nruEs Cosmetics Toys,
stiso Edmsn.tsp Ave UN t-eIRi
4&AAAS%&&AS%a&>AsAAAs&AA%As
Hy0tfsDille, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gloria Fashions
twomens a children,s shops,
o3Ig saitimers Ave. VA i-00l6
1897 Annapsiis Rssd UN- A-7ioa
Lustine Nicholson
OldsmObile ,saies d service,
$500 ealfsmsrs Ava ar, 1-1O0c
Quality shop
hata Baitimers Ave.
, sisaS wssr s' VA i-ssSs
,AaNaAaA&AAASA<AA>4&%&A%&N&
Rockville, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Abode Hardware Co.
dir Tcreens and Aceh@soriesl
~ MtAdls tame 70 R-6f4e
Adrian Apparel Shop
sWomen's Weafi
- Q. MantEsmeFy Ave. PO. 2-S4Io
Evening star., 1955-11-09

lINNNsNN&HeASsHeNa1
An0cOstin Sc.
4ss<eee%s<seeeaeeAsssSsSAA@
Francis q Parsons, Inc.
tDedse. .Plymeuth Sales 4 sefyicel
Rtoo NIeheis Ave Sc. LU. 4-740o
Moe Berg's Paramount
Shoes
tshoes for the Rntire Family
i&g1 Geed Hsss I'd Sc. LU I.ISis
Quality Clothes Shop
thfens complets outnthrsI
t225 Coed asps n Sc. LU 1-3300
Supreme Shoe Store
isse Kses.is ave AZ. lU s,ssss
Walther's Dept. Store
l4ss Gsss nsps "a 81. q. i.isas
1eeeAAes&e@A@sssAssAAA&aAss
Southeast Area
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brinsfield's Drug Store
303b W cspttei 81 20 3-SG0o
The Clothes Mart
MEMS Wear,
SD2l 3 CaplteI 81 Sc 10 3-60e4
5A0s Coed ilepe IA Sc u I-834l
Grand Paint Il Hardware
fpaints Hardware. HouseHarss. Etc
227 Penna Ave. 81 u 6-6HoS
Handee,s IS Il 10. Dept. Store
3no8 Coed Eleve "a Sc, 60. i-3585
Kreger's Dress Shop
ladies Wearins Appnreii
9Be penna Ave s.E u 6-e4eo
The Suit Shop
Mems Clnthinei
s0b Pennn. Ave- 81 IL 3-43SS
Evening star., 1955-11-09

Clinton Tire Center
seSa siaasS ssasss AVE. Ms sii,s, I'm issss "a
10 $500
L & M Service
t5eat covers-Auto Tops. custom q
factory madel
t0ls Bladensburg Rd.
C0fmaf Manor. Nd AP 1-055S
Nat Lewis
tWomen's Apparel--Men's Apparel
1855 suitiand I'd. suitiapd. Nd
ANAeANeH&%ee%eeeNANeeeeA&a$
Alexandria, Va.
%NAe<AeeNA&4sstNANNeAe@A
Alexandra Auto
Upholstery Co.
I30 South Peyson st Ov. 9-1670
Arlandria- Brooks, Inc.
awonen,s Wear -.
Bendall Motor Sales
III. Pontiac sales and seryiee, 80.
Bradshaw's Shoe Store
fShoes for the Family
sss " " Brsad @ 81 Faiis Church
Central Motor Co.
tPackard sales h service
iseef Orsnore 81. Oy 3-i50o
Fageison Hardware &
T0yland
topen III Every Night,
IS1l-a6 king 81. H. 0-e4o4
Herby's, Inc.
-. eFoEd sales and sery,ee, -.
Lees Kiddie shop
,os 'iRisnts R,sa !, snd chi'dFsn'Is ~ SssE sssE2s,,
Linda Lee Shoppe
Ladies Apparel and Accessories, also
81. sese'isi.iae ksns e e tau Il snsSn sasasi
Market Tire Co., Inc.
Tires Batteries and Seat Covers
asoo IefisTso1 r I PsSl, ssos Hifhva,
PaIa
sds s sia. wsss ss..s and Maternity Rf ssgss 2sgs
ROsenberg's Dept. Store
.oSti, SefTe Kias Io. ss ssn Wo'nso oy nssr s.sssi
Singers jewelers., Inc.
:Rss ,sss ;ss JsvsIsrs u Amer Gen soc,ssy Scna',a
Turks Mems shop
$500 M yernsn Ave H A.B067
Williams Luggage Il Mems
~ king ST, NJ. s-asao
windsor Mems Shops
wash Natisnsi Airport or. l.Ss7o
SAAN%&&ass%e<eAesAAAeAAAANZ
Anndnddle, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Annandale Hardware 3
Supply Co.
tOpep SUNDAY. i0-z PM
Little River Turnpike CT. 6-12O0
Bergen's Mems Shop
Next Deer to Pest Once JE. 4-4760
sAA<AAA>AAaAA>SAA<AAAA&SAAee
s Arlington, Va.
&A%%NeeNssseseessss%$4Sa%NS
Alma Shops
sss EsIlRs #..s siss sR1r'ssssseEs S ssss
Brooks, Inc.
,,.. WILSON, swYRsP'' giss. Wear IA. 4,sosr
Handles IS & 10"
s619 Columbia Pike IA SHIT
Lady Hamilton
e4os CoinmSia iaSd gshas Piss ia. s-ssso
Salty NJ Street
MEMS Clothtns and Purnisningsl
li19 N. Highland IA. z-D60O
Sfaley's Mems q Boys Shop
Mems Clothing and Furnisnings,
The Wardrobe
sisi wilssn miRs Bivd ia. 9-sooo
Wynn's Feminine apparel
Shops
4sas Lee Midway JE. a-aea1
esNNAe%AAeNee%eAeA%eAsAeAA<
: Falls Church, Va.
A~e%eHteHe%ses&%eS%A%NHAt&
Alma Shops
twomen's Wear--Famiiy shoes)
iss fSs I Srssins:'p s;ssa 81 o H. M ss5syaagss
4. B. Clark Motor Co.
tChrysief. Plymouth Sales q Service
Complete service OF all types autosi
621 s. Washington 81. JE. 3-1iO0
Greta Stevens
,Women's Wearl
Jefferson Village Hardware
6I0it Arlington Blvd yk S-1Sss
Kay-Albert, Inc.
fWomen's ApparelI
a1e 3 WAshington st. JK. &-11Hb
Lord Fairfax Cl0thier
IuS Il BROAD 81 JE. 2-210O
Willsten sheppins Center IN $4,000
Shirts Ladies' Shop
d.adies Ready -totWearl
640D Arlington Blvd. JE. 4-ODaA
Staley's Mems q Boys Shop
iNationally Advertiseo Rrandsl
soc Leesbure Pike JE. 1sB3T1
Town & Country Ladies'
Shop
tunder New ownership
6i2 Leeshurg Pike yE. SAtS6O
Wynn's Feminine
Apparel Shop
ssN W, Broad 81 JE 2-20zl
The Yarn & Fabric Center
6a17 Arlington 6iyd. JE. d-7440
Evening star., 1955-11-09

eS%NSeeessaeee>ANeeAAAAssAe
NV. Downtown
Shopping Area
%N>>NeHS<NsAsANe>eeetAt<ee
A & N Trading Co.
Mems eportsWeAr- Work clothins.
Military Lugeasel
Ambassador Drug Store
iiaa 4 81 NV ia. s-s3Sl
Brooks, Inc.
tte0 q 81. NV Ma s-1ase
Capitol wan Paper Co.. Inc.
III ieth 81 NV. IA. s-ss5o
Carlton Casuals
.ss ssirss ss:A s|Su;s n: NM t'ns'Ei 's.lESSss s.sSss
Crosby Shoe Stores
tFeatgrinn May sRne Ghcess
s!As III n, ne. HI $50. $50
District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
I0ge r 81 NV ME. p-3991
Fields Clothes. Inc.
tMen's ClothinE n fufntshinssI
1%x Jffh ST. NV. NE, H-e630
F0gel's
CLasaase Mems Wear sperss ncoass
10Th q D NV ~ a-S9l1.
F0rsythe Shoes
LADIES shoes 4 Aeesespriest
f2a3 y sd. NV MI 3.n091
Rrederick's Mems Wear
f4aA n 81. NM. Ma. s-aB32
Fred The Hairstylist
Ath III nrsets; Inc. go.
1loD q 50. NV M. 8-4t54
George w King
fLeafher Goods finbreiles. 0iftsl :
MI tsth -. NV. NA, H.tsA&
GnO1h Gifts
stB Penpa Are NV 81 i-sste
frying's
ssssn nR1s'.as ! ! s'gSs 81 NV Is s.ssss
Joe Pittiess Metropolitan
HabeTdashefs
sa8 Blth 81 NV NJ H-e1tR
KnickerbOcker Fashions
ttaAies Millinery Wearsna Apparei
.... ! !. Z Hanahsss ~ 4, 4.4o77
Kramer's Mems Wear
M, 'Slo.s'gHs & q i g HaesrdasHsrg n, g.,s,s
Lanes Luggage, Inc.
.!GL sLests.r Goods Gifts iSsssss:s N .s:,,.s
4 Liberty Shops
lwomen's Accessories, -.
s:S .sse ,s:s 4 Il !. Nv IL a.sai. ssis
Lynn jewelers.
sla y st NV Dg f-1599
MaFiIyn's
twomen's tingeris d Aecesssriss,
uDi i4tb 81 NV ~ s-hhss
Nelligan's Shoes
tJuvenlle and Mems Shoes,
0g2-Oe4 ~ NV ma e-sStt
Neuman's. Inc
Mems Weafl
tt99 \ \ Ave NV ma N-ladN
New York Trimming Store
g ''T,sessk.- supplies 4, Tse-ies. : .sas.
Nugent,s
tLadie. Apparei--tineerie,
\ 1910 q 81. NV NE, esbH1t
Plaza Snort Shop
tsports Goods sportsweaf, Lsise.gel
The Princess Shop
Ladies Apparell -.
Rite-Way Auto Top Co.
es,.s 'se;a Z 4. GNYywsr.-Auto NV Gp.! aH -,
ROehei's
Dresses Goats, ssiiss saa n; surs, 4 las.a
saltz. r st.
sMcns cIothlns 4 Rurnishinss,
t3i Y 81: nv. NE Y.l4Nl
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
M, !. ,EssEy.nIes s II soE % youE E. erts, ts.,,,a
Silberg Bros Mems Wear
sclcthine Egrnishinas 4 Shoes, \.
Simon Atlas q Sons
seportins Goods \ Fitearinsl
VA D 81 NV ME G.ef31
Snort Center
tgportina dncas--Roy scout Eaiiip
sol D 81. NV hE s.4b4A
Snr1Ims Sales Company
siclothins shoes Campina suppi,esl
1a6 perna Ave NV Rw 12h4B
Tall Fashions
iWomen's wsartne Aroareil
9g0 tgth 81 NV NJ so01
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