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Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Greenwood School No. 81
Greenwood, Delaware

EnDllc notice is hereby given that
DlQs viii be received by the Board
O trustees, Greenwood School No.
81, Greenwood. Delaware. at 300
M., April q, 1855, In the ofice
ot the Delaware School Auxiliary
Association, 1005 Jefferson Street
Wilmington, Delaware.
me work for which bids are
hereby invited shall consist OF fur
nlsnlng al labor, tools and mate
rial necessary for installation Of
not water system to shower rooms
as described in the specifications
The Board Of Trustees Of Green
wood School No. 81, reserves the
right 70 reject any or all proposals
and TO waive informalities at their
elscretlon. All bids shall hold good
Tor thirty days after formal oDen-
sHg All bids, In duplicate. must he
20 sealed envelops endorsed aPro-
posal for Installation Of Hot Water
system 70 Shower Rooms. address,
eQ % Board Of Trustees, Greenwood
school No. 81, in care Of the DeIa-
ware school Auxiliary Association.
4yyo JeHerson Street. Wilmington.
L,elastafe, or delivered in person at
the time set for opening
"A copy Of specifications NAV ~
obtained from the Superintendent's
1niee, Greenwood School No. an
4 enWood, Delaware. or Delaware
school Auyiliary Association. ZOOS
Jenerson Street. Wilmington, Dela- |
ware.
Hy order Of the Board Of Trus-
.ses greenwood School No. 81.
i-e-1t Luther II Lyons. Chairman
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
NOTIcRl

To all electric customers Of the
City Of Milford Electric Depart
ment
Inc electric energy will be shut
on Sunday morning, April II, 1865.
Irom $3.50 a. NJ, unit $3.50 a. M
we regret very much to have
this interruption in service: but #
IS necessary in order for our sun
piier 20 make necessary changes
IN their distribution system.
CITY OF MILFORD
Electric Department
s. G. Marvel, City Manager
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY. IPRTT- 9ar5 10
on


SATURDAY, APRIL 28rd. 1855
AT 100 O'CLOCK p. M.
Ag the home Of Irma s.. Porter 12e
5seenanic Street, Harrington, Della
The following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One S-pieoe living room suite. / Mat
FORM rocker with cover, / mahoranv
fl.s. ..lstllon teleylsion, bridge lamps,
= loof lamp, I drum top table. I oval
Iting room mirror, / small white rs-
/ ulo, 4 reclining chair, ] reed rocline,
Slldit. 3 mower stands, lot Of new win
1seW Dllhusl lot Of window curtains.
top taDle, lot Of throw rugs, two
y administer rugs, one X ~
fAfeN rug, one 9-piece walnut dining
room suite, buffet mirror. Dno-
IneFm OIL burner, lot Of bedding ana
4uiltl one 5-Way dining room electric
- = 2 smaH stands, 6 leather bot
L4.l stOois chairs, / porch rocking
enalf, z sets dishes, / hassock. / an
ls9 s.l9s arm rocking chair, ] punch howl
ana cups, ] high chair, j FieId-cresf
80 49, taDls cloLn, I bureau, / clothes
ll..t ll..ti ~, ~, ! duncan Phyfe 7-piece wal
tlut t qlneIte suite, ! solid maple glass
top breakfast suite, / porcelain ton
Disahlast suite, ] all porcelain "in-
siGe ana out" freezer-top. 10 on. n
fflsidalre refrigerator, new GALLON
t eltSt Ait1a Ju65 roper gas cook |
stove, all porcelain; / portable oiI /
burner, 7 Empire wood cook stove,
converted to fuel oiD, wick heating 1
stove, stove boards, lot of odd dishes
q y. Kitchen clock, / studio couch /
4 porcelain top kitchen table, 1 twin I
SET OF wash tubs. / wash tub. ] hand !
lawn mower. 1 coal bucket, lot of /
siass quart jars, lot of flower pots. 3
st9ne jar crooks, lot Of pots and mans !
All above articles in excellent eondi-
ion. other items of personal DroD-
erIX TOO numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH on day Of sale
lRMA 5. PORTER, Owner
lohn K. Hastings, Auetioneer. 4-8-stp
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
N0TICEl

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were IN due
form Of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the 5th day Of April
a. D., 1855, and that all persons
having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested. TO the said
The First National Bank and Trust
Go. and G. Roland Messiek. Exec-
utors Of the estate Of William g
sammons, on or before the 5th day
Of April, 1856, or abide the Aet
ot Assembly in such case made
and provided.
/sf THE FIRST NATIONAL, RANK
AND TRUST co.
BY Wallace r. AfeFaul.
Trust Omcer
isI G. ROLAND MESSICK
Executors
Milford, Delaware 4-g-9t
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
NOTICE!

| will not be responsible for anv
bills unless contracted for by nv
self.
GENE w. DAVIDSON, SR.
4-I-Stp Magnolia, R. d. 8.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

The Board Of Trustees Of the
State Welfare Home, Smyrna. Del
aware, will receive bids until 200
p. m. q. s. IT, Tuesday, April 12
1855, on Hospital Furniture Bids
TO be in sealed envelope plainly
marked FURNITURE BID on out
side and addressed to c. ]. Prickett
M. D., Superintendent, State We'll
fare Home, Smyrna, Delaware. The
Board Of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
Prices are to be quoted F. o. IL
delivered to destination. State an
proximate date Of delivery. Speci-
neatiOns may be obtained at the
state Welfare Home, MOndav
through Friday, from 300 a. m. to
800 p. m. Signed, G. w. X. For
rest, M. D., President, Board of
Trustees Of the State Welfare Home
at Smyrna, Delaware. ASST
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals viii be received h,
] the Delaware State Highway Dero,.t.
ment at its Offices in Dover. DeIaVJa re-
lntll ZOO p. NJ. e. d. S. r. 0:OO p
M -. y. ID April "a, 1855 and at thai
/ time. publicly opened for q. Contract n.
quantities. '' '-N'i'''' ''
CONTRACT 1892
MUDDY BRANCH BRIDGE AT
soUAGUM
Kent County
Concrete g Steel Structure
80 G. Y. Borrow Pit Stripping
4sOUV q. Y. Selected Borrow
zl9 Z. Y. Excavation for Structures
y ", IT. Timber Structures
" z. \. Cement Concrete Masonry
lz'009 Lbs. Bar Reinforcement
$500 Lbs. Structural Steel
l. >. Structural Steel furnish
S e. Dy >. n. d. & placed by
l'599 599 1. Timber Piles 1Treated)
M. TT. Timber Sheet Piles
t9V L: f. Cast-in-Place Concrete
L. S. Removal Existing Bridge
20 T. >. Tie-Back Anchorages
Attention is called to the Snaeial
PROVISIONS IN the proposals, the speci-
nealiOns and the Contract Agreement
1ne provisions of the Federal Aid
tttshWay Act as amended are appli-
cable 70 Federal Aid Projects.
~ employment agency for these
contracts shall be the Delaware state
employment Service whose offices are
located at .6Oi Shipley Street. Wilning-
Ton, aOt y. State Street, Dover, and the
Wagamon Building, The Circle.
Georgetown.
EeriormIa9n1ee Of contract shall com
nence within ten (10l days after exc
eution Of the contract and be connlef-
ed as specified
monthly payments will be made for
ninety GOD percent of the construction
completed each month.
Bidders must submit proposals unon
forms provided by the Departmenf
Each proposal must he accompanied
~ surety bond, certified check. or
money % the amount of at least ten
lO) per cent Of the total amount Of |
-he proposal.
3osal must be marked Proposal for /
ne construction of State Highway 1
contract NO. -
Ihe contract viii be awarded or re-
ecteq within twenty 600 days from /
ne cate ot opening proposals.
" an bids.
complete sets Of specifications NAV
q oDtalned upon receipt of five dol
als (9a.U0) FOR each set which amount !
VII not be refunded.
MAKE checks payable to the Della
ware state Highway Department.
DELAWARE STATE ktcL1wANI
DEPARTM ENT
~: Hugh r. Sharp. Jr., Chairman
\. q. McHilliams, Chief Engineer
lover, Delaware A-R-9f
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08

n one years time the Offspring
from six moths can eat the weight
Of baby grand piano.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Jacques Faith Lives
On In Fashions
b MADAME wAlgza


ar NeNsiaaiuFes
PARIs-Jacques Faith fs being
succeeded by brain trust.
His associates have continued ~
operate his fashion house. one ~
the biggest in Paris, since FAITHS
death in November at the are of
Ills widow is determined that no
other designer shall replace her
husband as star creator for the
house.
No single designer is to he bpiIt
gp q puDlieized, is the firm direc-
tive Of the management.
GeneVieve Faith is so anxious to
Keep the name Of Faith before tha
public that the four designers now
working for the house are allowed
% give only their first names in
newspaper interviews. Permission
was refused to photograph one or
even al four without the other
members Of the brain trust, who are
supervisors OF the various work
shops.
MRS. Faith herself Is described as
captain Of the team and sole owner.
sne never has been a designer. bnt
8ne oversees and chooses mOdels To
pc shown. She expects to visit Am
erica on behalf Of the business
some time this year.
Daily shoWings in the Fath sa-
IONS seem to be just as crowded as |
ever, workshops just as busy. and I
htling rooms just as full Of clients 4
The new spring collection car /
ries on ali Faith traditions. includ-
ing his signature color Of dark
gray for daytime and sky blue for
evening.
The ghost Of the designer NAV
also be seen in the mixtures Of two
or three bold colors, for which he
was famous, and in his Well-lOved
lemon yelloWs and ViOlets.
senior Of the present Faith de-
signeEs is Mrs. Pierry. She IS 90
years old, has honey blonde hair
ana hazel eyes, and has been help
ing Fath design his collections for
nine years.
The late designer was godfather
70 her z-year-Old son, jacques. and
she says she is too devoted to the
house ever to leave il.
Born M Perpignan, France. Of a
french father and English mother.
Mrs. Pierry was hired on Six
months trial to replace Hubert az =
dlYenehy when Givenchy moved :
from Faith to Schiapareiii,. some
years before setting up his own .
highly .successful fashion house
The young designer had no pre-
4iOus experience but Faith was inn
pressed with folder of sketches i,
which she brought for him to see. =
5ne mas been with the house ever u
since, making frequent trips to y
america with Faith and working .
With him closely on all his collec- a
jops.
an American, Robert Barger. is
Export director for the house. and
BUSINESS manager Maurice Schiek
s a graduate Of Columbia business
ehool and a veteran of the Ameri-
an Air FOrce-as we'll as of the
rec French and RAF. He was
commanding Selfridge Field. near
letroit, at the end Of the war 1s
The Faith brain trust includes
lFee men-Aveline, Philippe, and
.ene, and five wOmen-Mrs. Pierrv
-enoult Catherine. Yyonne and /
abrielle
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
LICENSE APPLICATION

], Edwin c. Moore, intend to make
application for a license to sell AL
coholic Liquor and Malt Beverage
Tor consumption on the premises
in a Tap Room located at the north
side of the T intersection of Routes
IA and 5, NAPLES Pond, Broadkiln
Hundred, Sussex County, Delaware.
EDWIN C. MOORE
NAPLES Pond
Milton r. d. No. 1, Box 139, Del
3-25-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
PUBLIC SALE
Clinton e. Stevens Holstsin niepsr.s,
THURSDAY, APRIL 14th, 1855

S....en - stevens roistein Dispersal
THURSDAY, APRIL 14th, 1855
tfs30 a. NJ.
at bis farm. ] mile south a. En,r-
iocki No, Route 1890 miles e1sef1,
q Eastoni Md.,-28 miles North ~
eailsDury Nd. .-l4 miles West al SEQ
ford, Delaware.
% COWS BRED HElFaRs-
OPEN HEtF ERS-s7 NEfFER
sALNEs-t SERVICE Bull
tfesh or soon dlie--I4 due from
July 90 November Efeifer rysi,ls-
~ skokie Great Ovation. Silver WeF-
u EfoEeq, Slz.0 900 bun at MARYLAND
t1ltllicial dissemination Stud Rarfe1
tsie4 nlkn record Jersey Cows. Wafnr4
isy O the cows are registered.
Years DHIA testinr-never iinaes
40lF.-l954 Avg. 458.9F. 4e Sallirs
cows with 400F up to 692F dams ~
lgA with b0if. uD 10 7I0F
fi1h1 8. AND BANGS Aeon.
All WACGlNhTE
AttA4 EagtFMhNT iueiud.
ll5 Alliaef - cooler water heater
eans-pails etc. COWfsf .r,-T,il 4 Tli7s
~ 1taJE AoJLSs crosscut saw ri
lrtei SGT Of taps and dies. rsri,,si
super industrial Arc We10er ffh WSifs
ana wheel welding rods heIf
wheel band saw power haeF
efse,, eal eoilsi wood tool chest.
AEglANp,s BEST SMALL
rAaMER- aREEDEa HISS
LUNCH ANAIIssfffs
lAIALoGS AT RING eTDn
p,. lN 4M g STEVENS. owner
loge; Hurlock S5ll Hariock. Ma
HOWARD G. HARHER. esie Ma
fnone Henument 2-f3fs
treoericIk AId
DAVE RACINE, Auct.
North East nd
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
NOTICE!

To Whom It May Concern: Take
notice that will not be Responsible
for any debts unless contracted for
by myself.
3-25-3tp =. JOHN w. WARRINGTON
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
NOTICE no TREsPAssERs

Unless the trespassing ceases, on
Mccoy land, South Walnut Street
Milford, trespassers win be exposed
and prosecuted. This is final notice.
@. MATILDA Mccoy
3-25-St '' " g e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

He walked to the dressing table
and touched a perfume bottle, then
a hand mirror. He stared at the
scholastic plaque hanging on the
wall. She'd won that last year. He
looked at the bed and its satin
spread. He noticed then that the
panda was not there. He walked to
the bureau and opened the second
drawer. 1t was not there either.
liz TURNED around slowly. Then
he saw it. 1t was lying in the waste
basket just to the side of the bed.
The Tightening of his throat was
suddenly worse. She'd thrown it
away. And along with that, she'd
thrown away her childhood. her
home, her parents. George felt as
though he'd lost everything there.
was in the world.
He started to leave, then he
paused and looked back at the
panda. That stubborn refusal to
believe Penny could do this per-
sisted. George walked swiftly
across the room and picked up the
panda. He turned it slowly. and
then his hands frightened suddenly
with determination. He rushed
downstairs. picked up the tele-
phone and began dialing.
What are you doing?" Lucille
asked.
Stopping them"
But why. George?"
He held out the panda to Lucille.
Because now | know she didn't
want to CO." he said and desper-
ately hoped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
GIRL MISSING!

The sergeant answered, and
George said. Chief of Inspectors,
Sergeant. Fast" George waited
again. perspiration breaking out
on his forehead. Lucille was stand
ing beside him. Harry" George
said. Listen. My daughters been
kidnapped by a kid named Ray
Blair. About nineteen years old.
Medium height and weight. Dark,
curly hair. Drives one of those dull
finish cut-down Sedans. Put out an
APB." He licked his lips. Thanks.
Harry"
He put the telephone down and
looked at Lucille. They're getting
out an all-points bulletin. Harry'll
have it on the teletype and moni-
tor in seconds. He'll call us as soon
as he has anything"
Lucille nodded silently. still
clutching the panda in wonder.
NEITHER of them sat down. They
stood beside the telephone and
waited. Time seemed endless, and
George could feel his heart pound
ing in his chest and temples. He
wiped a hand across his face. Fif-
teen minutes. Twenty.
The telephone rang. and George
picked it up. He nodded. Thanks,
Harry"
He turned to Lucille. They got
Them" he said.
When George had been notified
that Penny was on her way back,
he and Lucille drove downtown to
headquarters. Lucille waited in the
car while George went inside. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

This Week Masasine 1prI II. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

was in his office when the door
popped open. and Penny ran across
the room and put her arms tight
around his neck.
Hello. baby. Are you all right?"
Sure. But, Pop, / was so scared.
l thought at first he was kind of
exciting. But he was crazy. Pop. l
told him two days ago | didn't
want to see him any more. But he
kept calling and he was waiting for
me after school today. told him
again, and he looked -. funny.
Then. just before | was going to
bed. he came to the house.
He had a gun, Pop. He said I
couldn't jill him like that. All we'd
had were a few dates! He made me
write that note and then go up
stairs and pack a bag with some
things in it. That S when l thought
of the panda. | pushed it into the
basket, because thought you or
Nom would see it and then you'd
know something was wrong be-
cause I've always taken such good
care of the panda."
Her eyes were anxious. and to
George she looked very, very
young.
Pop. you know I'd never run
off like that, no matter how much
| loved a guy. You know that,
don't your"
Captain George Ames smiled.
and his smile was very wide, very
happy. Il know. baby" he said.
Nov come on. Let's 60 out and
see your mother" The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
District Okoys Permits
For Homes, Apartments

l4805 Potomac avenue NV; cost,
$50, 900.
Eugene H. Phifer. owner and
builder, Tower Building; johann
mes g. Murray, architect; IS A.
family flats in the $500 block of
Second street NE; cost, SIT, 900
each.
w. c. g. A. N. Miller Develop
ment Co., owner and builder
1925 Forty-ninth street NV;
Edward r. Spano, architect
dwelling. 5040 Upton street
NV; cost. $28,
Grosvenor Chapman. owner
builder and architect, 1910 Wis
consin avenue NV; dwelling
1901 Potomac avenue NV; cost
! $4,000.
! Matt Battilico, owner and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

Connecticut avenue NV; John
s. Stubs. builder. 1o5o7 Metro
politan. Kensington: johnson
& Boutin, architect, 1417 Twen-
ty-second street NV; ware
house and Offices and display;
cost. $4,000.
Grosvenor Chapman, owner,
builder and architect, 1910 Wis
consin avenue NV. dwelling,
1929 Potomac avenue NV: cost,
$4,000
Terminal Refrigeration, Fourth
and D streets S.W., owner and
builder: VanRensselaer P. SAKE,
architect; repair cold storage.
400 Fourth street S.W.; cost,
$14,60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

Recent building permits issued
by the District include:
Grosvenor Chapman, owner,
builder, and architect, 1910 Wis
Iconsin avenue NV; dwelling,
1925 Potomac avenue NV; cost,
$40, 900.
Grosvenor Chapman, owner,
builder and architect, 1910 Wis
lconsin avenue NV; dwelling
I4813 Potomac avenue NV; cost,
$40. 900.
Grosvenor Chapman, owner,
builder and architect, 1910 Wis
Iconsin avenue NV; dwelling
1909 Potomac avenue NV; cost,
$40, 900.
Grosvenor Chapman, owner,
builder and architect, 1910 Wis
lconsin avenue NV: dwelling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

builder, 4647 Hillside road Sc;
Morton w. Noble, architect,
dwelling. 1908 Nash street Sc;
cost, $4,000.
George Washington UNIVERSE
ty, owner, 1929 G street NV;
Otis Elevator Co., builder, 1912
Twentieth street NV: freight
elevator, 725 Twenty-third street
NV; cost, $l2,700.
Inter-City Co., Inc, owner,
724 Ninth street NV: Otis Ele-
vator Co., builder, 1912 Twen-
tieth street NV; passenger ele-
vator, 2510-2514 @ street NV:
cost, $15.264.
Evan A. Sholl, owner, 1882
Connecticut avenue NV; John
is. Stubs Co.. builder, 10507
Metropolitan. Kensington; john
son & Boutin, architect, ware
house and Offices and display,
63l0 Chillum place NV; cost,
$50, 900.
Dean A. Rathbun, owner and
builder, Box 5905 Bethesda:
Clifton B White, architect,
dwelling, 1855 Loughboro road
INV; cost, $4,000.
Dean A. Rathbun, owner and
builder. Box 5905, Bethesda:
Clifton B White, architect.
dwelling, 1854 Loughboro road
NV; cost, $4,000.
John G. Georgiou, owner and
builder. 802 H street NV; Earl
Won Reichenbach, architect. 1919
Good Hope road Sc: dwelling.
1928 Legation street NV; cost,
$4,000.
j. w. Lyles. owner, 1929 Dale
drive. Silver Spring, builder not
selected; w. B. Hallett, architect.
I6525 Piney Branch road NV:
store 4914 Georgia avenue NV:
cost. $4,000.
Evan A. Sholl. owner, 1882
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

RUGS
Orig. NOW
z 6xe Reversible Woven Mourzouk
Rugs, green or brown border 1895 'i2.eS
3.6x8.6 Plush Pile Vseose Royon
BroodIoom Rug, erey--------- 48.35 l4.9S
z 8xl0 Reversible Woven Mourzouk
Rugs green or brown border = 34.o5 1875
4 exe Reversible Wool and Fiber Sum-
mer Rugs assorted eolors 80 24.e5 1875
I 1889" Twist Weove Wool Brood
loom Rug, grey -----...<- lll.35 2495
l2x5.8 Plush Pile Viscose Royon
Rug; second; grey ISIS s,ss
loom Rug, soble 1919 1895
l-4.6xl0.4 Plush Pile Wool Wilton
We've Rug, green. -----+- 97.75 3ssS
5.oxl5 Vscose Royon Plush Pile
Broodoom Rug, beige ------@--- 9o!45 47.s5
5xl2 Plush Viseose Royon Brood
loom rug; second; cocoa $1,000 6435 1895
l2x5.6 CoNed Wool Wilton Brood
loom rug. rose -------------"--- S365 53.95
green -------------------- "leee5 $685.
Ldnsburghs- Floor
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SILVERWARE

Observation-Disclosures Floor
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GIRLS WEAR

Lansburgh's-GIRLS' WEAR-Fourth Floor
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CURTAINS, BEDsPREADs

40 Cotton Broodcloth Coverets with IL @
scolloped ruffIes Single double. ri
Solid decorator colors ---------- 698 3.99
30 Solid Color Dust Ruffles to notch
eontrost with above coverets.
Single or double 5o5 2.99
q Tier Curtains to match obove en-
sembe. So" long. Pr.------- 2.es 1879
15 Matching Pillow Shoms. eo.------ 2.es 1893
IS Decorator Fobrie SonpIe Pieces in
vorious widths and lengths Suitable
for chair scots pillow covers. Eo. ESQ l9e
neutrality-suspicious., SPREADS
Fourth Floor
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MEMS CLOTHING

s. Mems AIl-Wool Stocks selected
from reeuok stock. Fine quolity
oobordine slocks. Broken sizes - l2.e5 SIS
IS Mems Royon Blend Stocks. broken
lots, pottens ond sizes-------- SOS 3.ee
] Double Breasted Tuxedo, size 81 Reg $3.50 1899
Lansbuygh's-MENS cLoTHTNC-Street Floor
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81 Orig. SIS to 1888
DAYTIME DRESSES
~

Royons, royon ssepes toffstos, toiIes ond eottons
In prints ond solid ccacrs: misses end hall sizes
In ti,s group
Lsmsbswchs --DAYTfME DRESSES
Third Floor
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BLoUsEs
HANDBAGS

IS PIostic and Royon FoiIe Hondboos
pouch style, black navy 1899 800 sse'
IS Box pouch boos, plostic patent
royon foles, black novy----- 500 1899
sPhs Iess Federal TaI.
Lansbarehs- HANDBAGS-Street Floor
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

Il Mems Peiomos in cotton flannel in
coorful potterns solids. Broken $3.50
sizes. Right from stock !----- 500 zs9
Al Mems Cotton and Doeron" shirts
popular button-down collar. Borre
cuffs. Quick dry, tokes only little
ironing. Broken sizes ---- 8e5 249
As Mems Argyle Doeron" Hose, fomous
make Ankle length. elastic tops.
No shrinkoee ---------------- $50 ,.7s
'DuPonts polvester fiber 1880
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNISHINGS
Street Floor
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-09-23
Town Bridge Club
Elects Officers

Mrs. Vern johnson was elected
president, and Mrs. James Cum
ming, secretary-treasurer, OF the
Town Bridge club. They succeed
Mrs. Pat Kelly and Mrs. James
Clark.
Bridge club held it's first fall
meeting, Wednesday. HostesseS
were Mrs. Jake Choate, Mrs. Mel
Lane, and Mrs. Robert Sanders, al
the ChOate home. /,
1t was voted to purchase band
uniform next spring. Bridge ciup
dues will be contributed toward TINS
project
Scorers named, Wednesday. were
Mrs. Tom Lee, Mrs. William bruey'
and Mrs. James Clark.
Next meeting is set TOR Oct.
with all ladies welcome. Hostesses
are to be Mrs. James Cumming
Mrs. william Driscoll, and MRS
Mike O'Connor.
In attendance at the first part,
we're Mesdames William Hruey
James Clark, James Cumming, M
c. Estensen, Dudley Greene, Verl
johnson, Pat Kelly, Orion Koppane
Tom Lee Mel Lane, Martin Olsen
Don Piper, and Robert Sanders.
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vice president; Elaine Hollingsworth,
Martin City, secretary-treasurer
and Douglas Mclean. Columbia
Heights, student council represent
alive. Mrs. Jane Carey is faculty
adviser.
Brothers, Gerald and Harold Ward
are president and vice president Of
the freshman class of SO, with Peggy
Reid, secretary -treasurer, and Shar-
on Garlough, student council repre-:
sentative. All are from Columbia
Falls. Student council representa-
i've is Douglas Follett.