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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-02
Iiolsteins

Holsteins
The Bureau Of Dairy Industry
Family: Alex, Dean, Chris. Jolly.
The Carnation Farms Family:
Topman, Genius, Governor, Ro-
tartan.
Brown Swiss
Tho TnnA Af
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-02

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-02

The Jane of Vernon Family
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
Canasta Club
Turns In $500

What started off as a pet
philanthrophy of a few wom-
en- several years ago has be-
come a substantial source of
revenue for the local Hadas-
sab. Regularly throughout
the winter season, the Canas-
ia Club has met each Monday
afternoon.
A total of 1000 attendance
was achieved this past sea-
son. Through contributions
and the small weekly admis-
sion charge, a total in excess
of $500 was raised. A gift was
made to them by Evening Ha-
dassah of 5000, which enabled
the group to present more
than $500 to Hadassah here.
1t is ear-marked for vocation
al education in Israel. 1t is
that program that gives in
tensive occupational training
to young men and women to
enable them to become apt in
various crafts and trades for
which there is a demand.
Two of the original organiz-
ers continue active. They are
Mrs. Michael Schaeffer, chair
man and Mrs. Joseph Rosen-
bluth co-chairman.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
Organizations
Sheva Tigay p. w. Chairmen

Sheva Tigay =. w. Chairmen
Board will meet on June 8
in the A. 1. Hebrew School at
8 pm. A partial list of com.
mittee chairmen has been re.
leased by Mrs. Joseph Rad
ner, new president.
Mrs. Irving Ames is new
publicity chairman. Heading
up supplies is Mrs. Esther
Ge vert; Blue Boxes, Mrs.
Bertha Lie ber; hospitality,
Mines. Abe Kram er, Abe
Pine; parliamentarian, Mrs.
Leon Splitter; chaplain, Mrs.
Ben Kessler; donor luncheon,
Mrs. Herbert Feig.
Luncheon was given in hon.
or of the retiring president,
Mrs. Leon Splitter by the
board at the Sahara last Sat
TYMS Change Night
An innovation in the day
of the week for the monthly
social has been made. The
next one will be held Satur-
day night, June 18 and cards
will be sent members out
lining the evenings activity.
That program is being pre-
Jared by Mrs. Mary Golub.
Holding this affair on Satur-
day night instead of Sunday
is purely experimental ex-
plains TYMS president, Leo
Morris.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
Center Renting
Meeting Rooms

Inquiries on rem a of
rooms in the Center for meet
ing purposes are now being
received for the period begin
ming Sept. 1. They should be
addressed to Harry Gorodess,
chairman of the House COM
mittee. Fee for organizations
for a nine month period range
from $25 to $100, depending
on the size of the room.
Rentals are also available for
the summer season.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
JWV Swim And
Picnic Planned

Heralding the approach of
the summer season, members
of the Jewish War Veterans
will hold a swim and dance
on June 19 at the Fenster
Ranch School, E. Blacklidge.
The public is invited and adj
mission is nominal.
George Buc h S b a u m is
chairman, co-chairman Leo
Marmis and Phil Roth. Life
guard will be Herbert Fass-
Ter. Heading the refreshment
committee are Harry FIELD
man, Jack Haas. Door com
mittee are Avrum Hlrsch,
Harry Wexler. The event is
scheduled to start at III am.
Monthly event for patients
at the Veterans Hospital and
social will be held June {.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
BBG Stars of Rebecca
Picnic

On Sunday there will be a
picnic at Sabine c ION.
Group will meet at the Tenn
pie at 1890 and proceed to
the picnic area together. For
a nominal charge there will
be a cool drink and refresh
mentS included. 1t is open to
the entire BBYO.
ADJ youth group repre-
sentatives are Ruth Buchanan,
Sheila Epstein, jamie Rosen-
blum, Noami Under.
A membership tea is plan
ned for potential members
on June %. Bidden are girls
age IA or in the 9th grade
this fall. Chairman will be
Darlene Copalman.
AL JOlsOn AZA Social
Calendar
This SUNDAY y following a
meet at the Center at 7:30
members will hold a stag at
a members home.
Next weekend has been
ear-marked Jolson Days.
There will be a picnic on Sat
urday afternoon, a housepar-
ty that night. On Sunday a
bowling tournament is sched-
uled and another house party
that evening.
BBW JuniOrettes Schedule
Group will meet Monday
evening at the Center and on
June II they will attend reli-
gious services together with
their advisors at Congrega-
ton Anshei Israel. On tap is
also a Embarrassing affair on
June 25. Girls IL to IA inter
ested in extending their cir
Gle of social contacts may con-
tact the president, Evely n
Fink at 7-3525.
WOrkmen Circle Social
At the meeting held recent
ly three birthdays were
marked in a giant celebra-
ton T h e S e were Grandma
Rothberger, Sam K a pl a n,
Morris Wanger. In honor of
the occasion the Branch gave
$50. to the Child Rescue
Fund in Israel.
Only meeting in June Will
be held on the 18th at Anshei
Israel. Mrs. I. Margolis re-
places Mrs. Phillip Schneider
as Council delegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitnik will
be hosts to the board in hon.
or of their 45th wedding an
niversary, at their home this
Sunday Effective September
meetings will be held at the
Center
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03
A. /. Mems Club Elections

At elections held last week
DR.. Oscar Koenig was elected
president. Other officers are:
Jack Barowitz, vice-pres.;
Leon Sacks, Sec; seph
Feldman, treasurer. On the
board are Edward Bra a d y
Sam Murstein, Mac Watson.
A number of socials will
be held during the summer
including a Tucso n Cowboys
4,ght and the congregation
will be invited to turn out.
Program chairman is Be n
Shein and Irving Ostroy CO.
chairman.
BBW Board Meets
The newly elected board
will officially convene for its
first meeting next Thursday
at 10 am at the home of Mrs.
Torchin, 1925 E. Edison. Mrs.
David Levin, first vice-pres-
ident. will preside. There will
be a June meeting. 1t is set
for the 22nd at Anshei Israel
and will be preceded by a
noon luncheon. Mrs. Rose
Hirsch is ch arm n and
luncheon co-chairman is Mrs.
Morris Price. Mrs. Larry
Fishman is program chair
man.
Monday evening will wit
ness another of the regular
parties given for Ward 9 at
the Veterans Hospital with
Mines. Harry w exler and
Irving Kasen in charge.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-03

Al SisterhOOd Board Meets
Board will meet at the
home of he new president
Mrs. Henry rN2n on lues-
day. Plans for the ensuing
wear will be discussed.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-02

VI and Mrs John Howard
spent anksgiting Day VIII, 'rair
pastor and Als wife, Rev and Mn
Milton Anderson Of Durham \
q.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Arlington
Of Powhatan. Paul AIrLngton. Mn
and Mrs. Howard Arlington. OF
Amelia. Af-ss Shirley Arlington
and Henry Richardson. 81 Pam
pin. ,-sitad Mrs. Noah Temple
.on last Saturday erenlns. Other
saoys IN the same home we're
PIT and Mrs A l. Hoilng sw0rth
trr and Ms Lawrence Reynolds
ard MI. and MIS- Percy Mayhem
Mss Christine Maloney, Of
North Carolina, Miss Anne NAL
oney and Nh. and Mrs. John r.
Afaloney. IF Richmond visited
tretr parents Mr. and Mrs r n
Maloney. last week
J { Miller Wis ted relatives il
spottsylvania County and n Ten
nessae during the holidays
Rev. and Mrs S. A. Dean and
rev ana Mrs. Milton Anderson
were d nner geusts Of Mr ana
Mrs N. J Templeton on. Satur-
day evening
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-02

Mrs Charlie DniF Tr ara
ai.s Joan 1ear u FarmT llla
da1s tiers Of Mr. and Mrs. r. N
snlnauIt. we're their morning
quests Tuesday celebrating their
father seventy eighth birth
day Mr.. and Mrs Ear Jones. Of
BuFkeYllle. son in Law and daQgsl-
ter of the 5hMsnlts aere theE
supper guests Tuesday
adr and Ms 9 " Palmer were
upper guests IT, sday of aff ard
Ms z L Ramsey At Lgnchburs
Ma sachnsetts Guests
Mr. ard Mrs II II Slsle. Of
southbs @dze aGass and Tost Mey-
r. wata guests Saturday Of
Mr. ana ms o w Palmer
Mr. and Mrs GeorQa T Garrett
wra supper 9ue@te THURSDAY Of
NJ and Ms g 3 Garrett
J p collins and famly, Of On
fario have motored ITO the Old
Beck home
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-02

Mr. and Mrs 9 VI Palmer
Nege 81 Aehertin Ihug5day night
h4n Mr Palmer vas guest speak
Il ID the Puritan Club
Nft and Mrs r L WEST were
.spper guests of MIR and MRS
fsug1 jenkins Thursday evening
Mrs James Madison 81 Smith
SEA- vas an overnight guest Of
strj q r Eunnally Tuesday
siarY years ago Mrs Mad on
Ateh here and viii BE- ren1ember-
IA a. Mis- Mildred Mitchell
ri CHARTS Scott Of Burkeyllle
u and Hrs A. l. Francis, M
End Yrs T v Owen M and
#1ga {. { Owen. Mr. and Mrs.
r. u. West. Mr. and Mrs L A.
Love and Mrs J a. Love were
Thank giving dinner guests of
Nf and Mrs O w Palmer,
Mr. and Mr.. Paul Manns and
stlng, Paul. Jr.. Michael and Pat
e B9wllng Green arrived here
Thursday night Mr. MAINS left
~ariy Friday on q business trip
to T3anville Mrs. Manns and sons
spent the week ind with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs L T NunnallY
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs Charlie
f Looney week end before last
gore Mr. and Mrs. Charles F
Harper, Jr.. Of Portsmouth. Mrs
Harold Horsman, Of Alexandria
Mr.. and MRS. J W Iooney o.
Newcastle and MI. and Mrs. j $
Luoney. Of Roanoke On Sunday
MRS. Verta Woody and daughter
Mra Lois Fulks. and little son O
Madison He Qhts attended church
serqices here and were Dime
aIe sta Of the Looneys
MI and MRS. l. T Nunnall1
we're overnight guests WEDNESDAY
II Then daughter and son-in-lan'
M and Mrs Ernest Lindsay q
Richmond
BOD Dunbar. who Is q minis
taral student at the Seminary q
Richmond and who is suppl
minister for the Presbyterial
Chufch ot Meherrin was a din
ltr quest Sunday Of Nj and Mrs
G r Redd at Green Bay
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-02

Ford i'll 1913 as an houfly-rated
walder at the Norfolk Assembly
Plant and served tn various ca
pacitIes there and at the division s
main offices At Livonla. Mich
before coming TO Chester
Prior to his employment by
Ford. he vas chief engineer for
the Virginia Ice and Freezing
Corp. Of Portsmouth. Va He at
tended Virginia Polytechnic In
sGitute. Harper is married to the
former Barbara Moore. a native
Of Roanoke. They have three chill
dren Nfr Harper's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred c Harper live in
Portsmouth
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-02
Old Abilene

Mesdaln n A Denis I al
0rIsklll, ard Albert Davis called
ln Mrs. NJ O Chappea Monday
1fternoon and found her lmproy-
ng nicely since ter recent opera
ion az Southslde Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Throck-
norton and chucren. who hayr
gently returned from Germany
pert ThanAss wing Day with MI
~ht ocknOrton's parents Mr. and
Iys WAYNE Gryder
MI and Mrs Garland Clark bad
rjla them for Thanksgiving her
parents, MI ana Mrs. Fereus on.
and har brothers az Brooknaal
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-02

Crab Orchard Recreation Cen.--
Friday evening we're Mfr and Mr.
Arnold Thr1ckmurtyn Afr anu
Mrs Tone Slayton, Mr. and Nj.
P!tzer Turns Nh and Mrs Grover
Motley Mr. and Mrs CLYDE
Tnackston. Mr. and Mrs JOHN
Anderson aad three sons Guthrie
a stud Nh at EPI Chestesmau aua
Charles Anderson. of WorSh3m
High Sch0o.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-02

arF a-a MI John Didlsts ana
KartE spent several days Iasf
aec - MD aud Mrs. Albert
Davis On Saturday MesSEs Mex
os ana BIackst0ck 81 Richmond
spent thc day hunting With Albert
DAVIS.
Miss Nrable Davis. Mary Blske
DAVIS ana Moody Davis motored
70 LyucRburg last Wednesday
These ATTENDING the dance Al
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-02

TIE Wtlite-t tailed deer always
his tail erect and shows MS flag
when he RUNS The mule deer and
black-tallea deer never do ~
Sports Afeld
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-02
pusiness & 'ndu stry

0oR~PT n HARPER
PROMOTED BY FORD
The promotion Of Robert II
Harper native Of Farnwlle, To
general superintendent Of pro-
duction at the Chester Pa. As
emily Plant of Ford Division was
announced today by Plant Man
agcr George r Vincent
Harper had been manager Of
quality control at the Chester
plant SINCE june 1854 He Joined
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
MMN
THESE EXQUISITE NEW PATTERNS

Who and exquisite and
inexpensive exclusively designed by
Mfg Co.. the counts leading
sversmis you through Syaks Tableware Savings Plan
pieces available in the Stafford pattern nclud
knife salad fork butter
spreader iced teaspoon tablespoon knife jelly
and salad serving and Coronado
handle knife fork salad fork
spoon teaspoon tablespoon and pierced serving
5ece place setting either pattern for only $lS0a
Syk end seals found loaf Of
Syiar or complete
tremendous savings brochure showing all the pieces
available moneysaving
coupon You'll find invest
ment for
Evening star., 1955-02-24
LINGERIE-Second Floor

3e5 choIIs sIeepweor including cotton cholIis wotz-
enqth gowns pndot print Of red blue on white, some
fuI-ski1ted styles with contrast piping; royon choIis
short shortes in fIcroI prints on poste backgrounds
few shote gowns in pastel royon and ocetote Smol
medium and oroe Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1955-02-24

795 Leother Hondbogs pouch or elongated styles with
single hondIe, inside Upper pockets Black, now ond
red - ------------------5.8 5.85"
1925 ToIored Pouch Hondboes in leather qobordine
and potent posc with real watch fastened by netol
choin Black navy red and ton ----------------8.e5
1925 and I2e5 Handbags in box or pouch styles of
leather wool and velvet. Navy black ond brown,
5O0* and 7o5"
Evening star., 1955-02-24

7-Misses' and Juniors 1895 Alpaca Shorte Coots in
beige and blue; sizes to Is o-------------55.Oo
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Just Is Two-Piece Maternity Dresses
Regularly 7.o5 to l7.95; 500 to 1900

foites with white or color controst royon foIe skirts
with striped royon toffeto overbIouses Broken color
ossortrnent in sizes 10 to Is
Evening star., 1955-02-24
SPORTSWEAR-Third Floor

PORTSWEAR-Third Floor
$500 and 1895 Suede Joekets classic codeon styles, fully
lined self beIts ed eod ereen charcoal and black IN sizes
10 to 8 not every color in each size ZOoo
$500 Wool Tweed Toppers in wine and green; sizes "a
795 to 1875 Dressy seporoes including roon satin sleeve
less bIouses oyon sotin hoers and "a sIeeved bouses
White black blue red and pink in sizes TO- 2 end 10 Not
every color in all sizes and 600
1925 to 1895 Dresy Skirts in oyon sohn ana veNeteen;
black, pink, blue, red white, in sizes 10 to Is Not evey
1895 and 1895 Fomous Moke Suits Of ocetoe and roon
including box Jacket and classic dessmoke 0re beige ond
brown in sizes 10 to Is
2295 to 1895 Roncoots in royon flannel roon and cotton
blends corduroys and pima cotton in classic and full dster
styles, some veketeen trimmed; many with motchne hos
Poid and solid coos Of grey red noro and eod in szes
to l6 ----------------------7--- oOO
1895 to l795 Jumpers wool onneIs gobodnes broker
z995 Lures Threaded Knit Dresses in beige Doc broken
1926 to 1895 Knit Dresses in one and styles Broken
size qnd color selection at Street, Silver Spring and Shrn9
soe5 Jewel Neeked Knit Dresses broken size and color sc
tion ---------------------%o.o
BLOUSES-Third Floor
5e5 to 1875 BIouses silk silk and orion blends pure docro
wool jersey Broken sizes 100
795 to 1925 Boues in wool Jersey, tucked doeron broken
so5 Grey Embroidered Royon BIouses, size 10 -3.e5
1925 Gold Lame Tooed Shirt Blouse sizes 10 and z
395 Checked Ginghom Shirts, assorted coors ---Zoo
1925 Wool Jersey Bouses, high necne style with oonvert5e
collor; broken sizes
1895 Scoop Neeked Wool Jersey souses with fringe tr,m
7e5 Wool Jersey soiIor BIouses -------5.o
7e5 and Se5 Nyon and Royon Aeetote Bouses. broken
| sizes
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Floor

Hot Box corYAs Of sturdy scuff-resstont plastic in
ereen grey light blue, luggage tan, ivory or rowhde
Shed elastic pocket in lid, solid bross posts on honde
14H inch for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.95'
Evening star., 1955-02-24

3o-Womens 22e5 Dresses including many spring styles
1900
2-Womens $500 Toffeto cockto Dresses both and
1900
10-Womens 1926 to 1880 Romney Room Dresses in royon
erepes with color and bead trim dressy royon toetos with
color trim; few 2pece knit suits in weedike mixtures
JUNIOR DEB sHOP-Fourth Floor
Juniors zze5 to $500 Dresses including wosted wool costume
suits grey royon sheer long torso dresses with white pque
collar jocketed royon toeto prints Broken sizes-15oo
Juniors 1875 to $500 Dressy Dresses including royon bro
Codes long torso ombe stripe embroidered oyon tofTetd
sleeveless Iow-necked pure silk peou de so scoopnecked
silk and cotton blend broken
Juniors 2500 to 1895 Dresses including navy sheer wool eoot
dresses embroidered roon satin party
JUNIOR SEPARATEs-Fourth Floor
1926 Suede jackets in blue rust and eeen sizes 13 and Is
l795 Dressy Skirts in silk and oceote cDsoettes with
trostne detachable cummerbunds; apricot green ond
toos in sizes to l3
1875 Wool Skirts in heeds and fonnes in slim and eored
Styles wide color selection in sizes to IS --------SS5
l495 Wool Felt Skirts in wide swing Styles white pink opcot
and oquo in sizes to IS
595 and S95 veIveteen BIouses scoopnecked od high
neoked Styles orange block rose blue and green Sizes to
JUNIOR BUDGET SHOP-Fourth Floor
Juniors 1925 l495 Dresses and Jumpers including pastel
royon foe jumpers with rhinestone trimmed BODICE some
vekeeen Jumpers pastel cYstelette with lurex stripe in
Juniors l95 to Dresses including wooen sheath dresses
topece wool suit Dress desy brocodes sffe embroidered
roon flannel epece vedero with oneoro trim broken sizes
COTTON SHOP-Ffth Floor
Misses ond Women's 1875 to 1925 Dresses including
bodey trimmed oyon crepes striped royon and ocetote
cosuos royon and oceote suit dresses some one of
kind Wine blue purple brown grey and ton sizes 10 to l8
14R to 18h 22R to 24R 40 to "A -------------1o.oo
Woens 1875 PIussze Dresses in royon crepe with stitch
peoted skirt embroidered ooo blue, or teal in sizes
y plus to "a plus
BUDGET DRESS SHoP-Fifth Floor
fond at shhinston and Silver sp'ing)
Misses and Women 1925 to 14e5 Dresses in basic royon
soft ocetote cepes both slim and full sIhouess Brown,
purple grey black in broken sizes 10 to 20 6R to 24,
5.o0to 500
Misses and Womens 4e5 1875 Dresses including printed
ro,on toffetos royon foes few woo royon ofeo and
crepe combinations some menWeor tailored styles Blue, noW
red beige black and grey in broken sizes 10 to 20 ond 4h
to 22 and lOVV
Misses and Womens l4o5 Dresses in special group Of dresY
ond afternoon Styles broken sizes
Evening star., 1955-02-24
TEEN SHOP-Fourth Floor

Teens 1926 to $500 Wool chinehio Topper in single and
$500
Teens $500 1875 coots cashmere blends wool dvene
teeds and feece boy tailored we'll softly toiored styles
r 1900
Teens 1885 to l4s5 Wool Skirts assorted coors Of weeds
and fonnels; sizes to IS
Teens l4e5 cIoss Pin WoIe Corduroy Jockets in opcot
oreen plum and black; sizes to IS
Teens 1875 and 1926 Dresses including des and toored
styles silk and acetate csoette printed roon otteos,
royon foIes ond WOOL Pink, blue, navy and assorted prints
Teens 1495 Dresses wool cepes wool Jerseys royon toes
and oyon nores blue and natural in sizes to o --8So
Teens 595 and 7o5 Bouses in wool Jerseys veeeens and
cottons tooed and dressy styles in white, black and vd
coors: sizes to IS
BRIDAL SHOP-Seventh Floor
Just -l4500 EyeIet Embroidered White orgondy Wedding
Dress with princess poneled 'front.' train OF ttes; SIZE 8
$500
Just l-l65O0 Bouont Embroidered White osondy Wedding
Dress with cathedral train tiers Of peoted ogondN size -
Just l-lloO0 chope-Leneth Wedding Dress in white lace
with tue Gala lilies point the sleeves; size Il $500
Just 1885 White Lace and Tule Wedding Dress with
removable lace Jacket over the stopess boce size 5000
Just 1885 White Tule Wedding Dress with removable
white lace rednqote; size Il
Just l-l4500 Tier Trimmed Wedding Dress in ebrodeted
white nyon tuIe, size 10 lVVUO
Just l-l450o Bouffont FIoor-Leneth Wedding Dress in
white tIe the beautiful pouff sleeves have oee modo.on
Just 1000 chopeI-Lengh Wedding Dress soft conde
light shade with fowerees Of oPPqued sotn size ~ Sooo
Evening star., 1955-02-24

Misses 2295 to 1926 Dresses including boerno length and
long omos in non net royon son; dessy afternoon styles
in tissue foIIes Red pink yellow and white in the group
1900
Misses 1875 to 1895 Dressy Dresses in two and reepiece
costumes cocktail and dinner dresses; WOOL docron royon
CREPE ocetote cotton few nIon nets Purple ereen noy
black and postes included in the selection --------ZOOO
WOMENS DRESSES-Seeond Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-24
WOMEN'S COATS-Third Floor

Womens l2500 to l4500 Fur Trimmed Goats in Forst-
NOM t1ockonum and Anglo woo!ens, hand tailored in
bow, wop and slim siIhouettes. Fur trim Includes rot
uro ranch mink, noturo and black dyed PERSON lomo
and noturoI Canadian beaver black, grey, rec, rose
beige, toupe and purple in proportoned sizes to - 70
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Shop tonight til q
MONTH End CLEAR AlCE
Ieone our stocks spring. Shop carefully all soIes no No

NEGLIGEES-Fourth Floor
l7e5 Robes including short quilted royon tofeto on duser
long zppered quilted robes pastel prints stripes solid ooo
combinations Of toeto and veeteen Sizes 10 to 6 1000
$500 $500 Hostess Robes and Quilts pastel on crepe
short quilted busters with mink trim morbou colors black
Jersey topped striped toeto hostess robes few fuengh
zip robes pure silk and velvet ounene pojoo ensembles
royon toeo and more sizes TO- IA and Is in the group
Evening star., 1955-02-24

1-Womons 1000 Forstmonn Wool Coot in purple win
noturo grey Persian lamb oscot; PoPortIoned size
l-Womon 1000 coot Of Angos vedesto; red in proPor-
toned size 10 with dyed black Peson lamb color75.oo
7-Womens 1000 Coos Of Forstmonns Vedyne with dyed
black Persian lamb coIo black vine and green in propor.
toned sizes 10 to
4-Womens 1895 Toppers with dyed black Persian omb and
natural Canadian beaver collars; beige in size TO- red
sizes II to Is
7-Womens 1880 coots of JuIIord wooIen with natural
Canadian Beaver collar and cuffs wool interlinine Block
rose beige and grey in proportoned sizes 10 to l8 5000
l-Womens Anglo Wooen Coat with large dyed white tw
collar; beige in size
5-Womens l2500 with dyed black Peon lamb oscot ond
cuff combinations black and purple in proPortoned szes
l-Womons 12500 Fostmonn Wool Coot with noturo grey
Persian lamb collar Blue in proPortioned size lOS5.oo
Women's 1000 to l45o0 cooh Of Forstmonn Worumbo
Evening star., 1955-02-24

Misses $500 Vevet-Lned Dress Coots in black Eorst,
mann wooIen, sizes Il and lo ---------------7o.oo
4Juniors 59e5 Clutch coots in coe hair and wool bena
noturoI in sizes l3 to IS -9o.Vo
4Juniors 1000 Tuxedo Wrap Dress Coots black forst
mann wooIen with push up sleeves; sizes to oosuo
Juniors 1895 Toupe corGson Dress Coat in Ang'o
wooIen; size l3 ------------ffts -ffts7tTs5A SS
Juniors lz5oo cordson Dress coo in toe Fosmom m
wooIen; size II eo'ov y
4Misses 1925 Wool chnehIo coots b sizes TO to ,s m
royal blue only @0'oo
Juniors 1880 Toupe Fitted Dress Coat with roneh NIX INK