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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25

Now that bakberes rpening beside
meadow time revive the pleasant old custom treating
family and friends to Blackberry Pie
The children will love to help with picking the berries this
modern recipe will guide of avrfu odfash
thckens
perfection, keeping it pretty and clear.
Fresh Blackberry Pie
tablespoons quick-cooking fresh backberries
tapoca Pastry for
cup 9lnch pie
ia teaspoon salt 2t tablespoons butter
Combine SALT
while preparing pastry.
with half of the rolled
Roll 18 inch thick 1/2 inch
Fill shell with Adjust
strips lattice Flute with fingers.
F. boils bubbles
that do not burst.
DESIRED tablespoon joc may
bMing berydpioca MIXTURE
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25

EVER SMOOTH
BUTTERscoTcn SAUCE
(MakeS 112 cups sauce)
! cup brown sugar
" cup sronvloted sugar
! cup vndiIvfed Connection
Va cup butter
z tablespoons corn syrup
"a teaspoon soIf
| TEASPOON voniIlu
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25

Good cooks tell
me that sauces
change an
ordinary meal
into something
special. l think
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Our CTS

Pvt. Thomas Quinn has been
transferred from Fort Knox to
Fort Devins, Mass. where he is
in army security training. He is
the son of the Howard D. Quinns
of 1859 Alvason rd.
Corp. Clark Tefft has returned
to Fort Benning, Ga. after a fur
lough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. C. Tefft who are back in
East Cleveland for a brief stay be-
fore returning to Caspar, Wyoming
where they have been since last
summer.
East Cleveland young men en-
tering the armed services this
week include:
Stanton S. Unger, 1857 Hazel
rd.; Robert F. Kent, 1881 Beau
omnt; David C. Black, 1926 Oak
hill rd.; David B. Kathe, 3411
Thorne rd.; Charles M. Huston, jr.,
1884 Knowles ST.; Richard l..
Seib, 927 Selwyn rd., and Stanley
Shapiro, 1907 Belmar.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Win Hardware
Opening Gifts

The following lucky people are
the winners in the Grand Opening
Celebration conducted by Orkin
Paint & Hardware Co., 1852
Euclid ave-, last weekend.
1st, w. c. McElroy, 1884; Rey-
burn; End, Bernard Sherman, 1887
Alcoy; 3rd, l.. A. Lindner, 1864
Nela; 4th, Mrs. Ann Schrink,
1889 Euclid; 5th, M. R. Smith,
4815 Monticello; 9Th Phil McDer-
mott, 1746 Victoria; 7th, R. E.
Sprenkle, 2149 Reyburn; 9Th M. c..
Adler, 1872 Lampson; 9th, W. w.
Paterson, 1887 Alcoy; 10th, Ed
Mickunas, 1901 Ivanhoe; 18th, Rob-
ert G. GUNNER, 16800 Endora;
18th, Raymond Goldman, 1861
Euclid.
Winners may receive their prizes
by going to the store with proper
Identification.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Tory Adds Second
Barber In His Shop

Tory, who has followed his
trade of barbering in the Winder-
mere neighborhood for 20 years
this coming April, is now offering
two barber service in his shop at
14462 Euclid ave.
He has taken in Rocco Spinelli,
1888 North Lockwood ave., who
says he had his first hair cutting
lesson from Tory.
During his two years in the
Navy, Rocco did barbering. Upon
his return from service overseas,
he enrolled at Mollar Barber Col
lege. He has completed his course,
passed the state examination, and
has his first job with Tory who
was with Mike Noble for % years
before opening his own shop.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20

Games Here

Relations between Shaw and
Shaker High Schools, always cor
dial, will be further strengthened
tomorrow afternoon at Shaw GYM
nasium before the regularly sched-
uled Lake Erie League basketball
games, when six intramural teams
representing each of the two
schools will play each other "for
kicks" instead of for the record.
This series of basketball games,
never before tried by LEI.
schools, pits the first-ranking and
last-ranking home room teams in
each of the three classes at Shaw
against their oposite numbers from
Shaker Heights. This figures out
to two games between Sophomore
teams, and two each between Juni-
ors and Seniors. Three of these
games will start simultaneously on
the crosswise courts of the huge
Shaw field house at 3:45 tomorrow
afternoon, Friday the 21st. The
other three will follow at about
five o'clock. Between the ending
of this latter set and the hour of
$50, when the doors will reopen
for the Junior Varsity and Varsity
Shaw-Shaker games of the regu-
lar LEI. schedule, everybody will
presumably eat somewhere.
The Shaw intramural program,
under the direction of Coach Jack
Moore of the Shaw faculty, gives
over 200 boys chance to partici-
pate in regulation basketball play.
Sportsmanship and physical con-
ditioning are emphasized instead
of stellar individual performance,
or even of winning or losing. Dur
ing the Winter season the teams
representing Sophomore home
rooms play each other on Friday
afternoons Immediately after
school, and the Junior-Senior
League teams compete on Tuesday
evenings from seven to nine o'clock.
Trophies are provided for the
eventual leaders in each of the
two leagues. Officiating at these
games is done By students them
selves, and the large statistical
job required by the size of the
program is handled by Dick West,
a Junior at Shaw.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20

The present scoring leaders of
the Sophomore league are Dave
Johnson with 35 points, and Riley
Elwell and George Bandtell with
26 apiece. Junior leaders are Gary
Thiele with total of "a, and three
tied with %: Jim Putnam, Dave
Lawson, and Bob Wintour. Senior
scoring is led by John Barker, Jim
Milligan, and Chuck Broscheid.
Putnam, Broscheid, the latter's
twin Bob Broscheid, and Jim Sulli-
van act as referees for games in
which they do not participate. As
sisting Dick West in heading up
the program for the students is
Johnny Stewart.
The intramural games tomorrow
afternoon are free to the public.
The usual ticket charges will
apply to the LEI. games which
follow, commencing with the Jun
lor Varsity game at seven p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
Personals.

Personals may be sent to
14600 Euclid ave. or phoned to
Pc. 1888. Deadline Tuesday at
p. m.
Miss Alive Brown of Hayden
ave., is expected to arrive home
this week from a vacation spent in
England.
Home from Niagara Falls, n. Y.
where they have been since New
Years are DR.. and Mrs. w. W.
Fisher, 1046 Greyton rd. Soon
after arriving there DR.. Fisher
suffered heart attack but is now
sufficiently recovered to return
home.
Eleven friends were invited by
Sandra Keene to her tenth birth
day anniversary party Saturday,
January 18th. They celebrated the
happy event with games and re-
freshments, the latter featuring a
birthday cake baked by the young
hostess aunt, Mrs. Edward Rom
bach.
Enjoying the party were Joyce
Yerty, Mary Ann Cochran, Dorothy
Kovach, Robert Kovach, Rebecca
Daugherty, Diane Daugherty,
Laurel Ann Rombach, Larry ROM
bach and the Ryans three, Mark,
Dennis and Tommy.
Sandra is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Keene, 1920
Potomac ave.
Rehearsals are proceeding Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday eve
nings in East Cleveland Congre-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20

gational Church, Euclid and Page
aves. for the April presentation of
"The Three Musketeers" by the
East Cleveland Lyric Theatre.
Male singers interested in trying
out for the roles are requested to
contact DirectorDowns at Potomac
1-4850 to arrange auditiontimes.
Proceeds will be directed to the
Lions Club Eye Research Program
in Ohio to continue work currently
being conducted at Western Re-
serve, Cincinnati and Ohio State
Universities.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-20
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF SHAREHOLDERS

EGst Cleveland, Ohio
You ore hereby notified that the
Annual Meeting Of the Shareholders Of
the Eost Clevelond Savings 6 Loan
Company will be held in the Office Of
the Company, 1873 Hayden Avenue.
EGst Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday.
JonuUY "a. 1855. at 500 P. M. for
the election OF Directors. and for the
consideration OF and acting upon such
other matters as may properly come
before the meeting.
The Eost Cleveland Servings
and Loom Company,
Robert C. Knox. Secretary
Published IonuorY l3th-20th. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Misses Dresses Reduced
up to " or More!

57-Misses' $ls.s5 TO Sass Dresses
In cottons, rayons, sheer acetates,
a few In silk shantung; pastels,
prints. navy, black and high
shades In the group -----. SO
160-Misses' $l7.ss to SIS Dresses
in one and two-piece styles: cot
tons. silks, rayons, acetates in
black. navy, purple, brown, prints,
few whites ------ So $12
43-Misses' s22.95 to $29.95 Dressy
Dresses In nylon net, rayon sheers,
silk standings, printed cotton
voiles: pastels, white. black, grey
and high shades -- SIS
19--NIisses' SIS TO $35 One and
Two Piece Dresses in silk shan
tung, rayon sheers, rayon and
acetate crepes, printed cottons,
Dacrons. orlons, nylons :. what
q group! Black, navy, brown.
beige, green, coral and prints,
pastels -------------------S1v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
$50 Coots and Suits reduced up to " or more!
ZAP Coots for Misses! Juniors! Reduced to $40 to


S4.s5 to s7.s5 Cotton Pants in all
lengths from pedal pushers to
slacks; assorted colors In sizes
10 to 10 $2.s7 TO "a
sass Cotton Blsuses including
long sleeve, short sleeve and.
sleeveless styles In solids, plaids
and stripes: blue, pink, copper,
green, In sizes 10 to 10 So
S17.95 and S19.s5 Cotton Bathing
Suits including one and two-piece
dressmaker styles in pink stripes,
sizes 10 to 10 -.--.-- $40
Sl2.95 Bathing Suits, little boy
suits with matching coats in
blue, green and rose prints, sizes
10 to 16 ---.-------- S5.95
$s.95 to 1858 Skirts, one Of q
size and style in linens, cotton
broadcloths, acetate and wool:
pink, blue, aqua, lilac and maize,
sizes 10 to 10 $500. ----. So
4-$16.95 Wool Jackets, short
style with push-up sleeves. in
paStelS ----------------- %
S29.95 Suits including acetate and
rayon lined suits and linen I'M
lined suits In classic styles; light
blue in size IL and IA, blue and
navy in sizes 10 to ---s10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Budget Sports Reduced
up to " or More!

De-$2.s5 and 330S Rlouses in
GLIDING cottons. broadcloths, Da-
crons In short sleeved and sleeve
less styles with scoop, wee, bow
and pleated necklines; prints.
polka dots and wide assortment
of colors including, pink, tur-
quoise, navy. black, red. orange,
purple, mint, lilac. Sizes 10 to
IA and 30 to SO -.------ 81
ss.s5 and S5.S5 Skirts including
cottons and Orlons in prints and
checks, flared styles: pink, blue,
or green in sizes 10, II and IA,
81 and So
Sl.95 Bras and Camiseles In navy.
black and white - 49, 81
Sass to SASS Cotton Shorts In
navy, white, red, yellow. blue:
sizes 10 and Ia $40 81 and 81
s5.S5 Pedal Pushers and Ber-
muda Shorts In Orion and nylon
checks, sizes 10 to IA - s.
Selections also at Shtrlington,
Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Foundations Reduced
Second Floor

Foundations Reduced
Second Floor
46-S5.95 TO $3.50 Foundations.
models from regular stock, many
one of a size SOC to Sl0.95
11O-$7.50 to $40 Panty Girdles,
Dorothy Bickum, Hollywood
Youth and Treo. all discontinued
numbers from stock, all In power
net 1850 $3.95 to $5S5
54--S7.95 10 $3.50 Girdles. in
Guiding discontinued numbers by
Treo, Hollywood Youth and
Franco; a few with lace fronts:
mostly one of size.
S1.95 TO Sl0.95
11l-S3.50 TO ss.95 Strapless Bras
sieres, white S1.85 to S3.9S
29--S3.50 to SIS Long Line Bras
SfeFeS -----~- S1sJo
$3.50 TO IS Narrow Brassieres in
white and black..-----$1 to $3.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Suits V to VI off!

12-S59.s5 to Sass "Tall" Suits
blue or beige tweed, grey flannel;
sizes IA to 10 -.----$ SO and SO
4O-Misses' and Women's $AS.Ss
% SSs.SS Suits--Wool tweeds. flan-
nels, gabardines: famous classics,
button-up and open necklines;
beige, navy. red, grey. lilac $50
35-Misses' and Women's $69.S5 to
SSS.s5 Suits-tissue tweeds, soft
woolens, silk-and-worsted blends;
handsome dressmaker suits; navy,
beige, grey, pink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

Shiylington and Siluer Spring
1885 Pedal Pushers in sailcioth
and seersucker, plaids. stripes
and solid colors, sizes Z to u.
sl.25 and $1.95
1896 to $5.s5 Cotton Skirts in
solids, stripes and prints. SUBJ
teen sizes Q to IA s1.95 and $2.95
ss.95 to SASS Dresses including
cottons and nylons in white and
pastel shades; subteen sizes Q
to IA ----- sass to $S.95
S8.95 TO SIS Dresses including
cottons and nylons in solid and
prints; white and pastel shades
in sizes Z to Ia 3.95 to SASS
S2.95 70 $5.Ss Bathing Suits in
knit, elasticized and cotton, light
shades. Sizes 2, 4 and s years,
S1.25 to $2.95
S2.5o and Sass Pedal Pushers
and Shorts, including sailcloth
and seersuckers in stripes, plaids,
and solid colors. Sizes 3 to Ok.
81 and $1.25
Sass Overalls In cotton gabar-
dine with nautical embroidery;
white In sizes 3 to Ok 81
S7.s5 to Sass Summer Dresses
including cottons and nylons in
pastel shades In solids and prints,
sizes 3 to SIX 49, $3.95 to SASS
s4.se and $s.9s SaiIcloth Jackets
s1.95 and $2.95
sass and $3.95 Toddlers' Piisse
Robes Sl.S5
sass to $7.95 Cotton Robes, Dust
ers and Back Wraps, few Of q
kind, broken sizes in larger chill
dve,,,s si0ac a OK In &c OK
S1.95 and Sass Plisse Sleepwear,
boys and girls, mostly sizes 4
and 6 .$1.79 and $1.95
Not all colors and sizes in the
group.
see Infants Waterproof Baby
pants SSc
S3.75 Famous Makers Summer
Sandals, walking soles, mostly
req --------- $A.S0
$I.95 to SS.95 Infants and Tod
dlers' Caps and Bonnets,
81 and $1.5O
$1.65. to $1.S5 Shorts and Bib
Sunsuits ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
$1.50 TO $1.95 Plisse Shirts
$2.95 Snap Crotch Crawlers, Sl.s5
sl.49 and Sass Topper Sets, two
piece -------.$ 81 and 81 95
S7.95 Three-Piece Corduroy
Jacket Sets with snap-crotch
crawler, boys and girls $s.sS
$1.95 and $2.s5 Babe and fodder
Cotton Swim Suits 81 and $1.50
sass to SASS fodder Dresses
including cotton phsse, cotton
4 "A 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Bags, Hosiery. Jewefry Re-
dueed up to " or More!

Bags, Hosiery, JeweIry Re-
duced up to " or More!
Gsl0.s5 Lizard Grained Plastic
Handbags with inside upper
pockets, In pastel colors; many
are large bags ----- $685.
7o-$5 to s7.s5 Straw Bags in
many styles and shapes, includ-
ing some with shell trim; white
and natural with colored trim, 81"
4l-$3 Drawstring Straw Baskets
with floral trim .------$1S
Plus FED. Tar
S1.9S Famous Brand NyIOn Hose,
including stretch and rs gauge.
10 denier glamour stockings,
$50; 3 prs. $4.35
S1.35 to Sl.65 Famous Brand NY
lon Hose, broken sizes,
81; 5 prs, Sass
Sl.35 to S1.95 Nylon Hose,
69c to sec
225-$2 Colored Beads in neck
laces, bracelets, a few earrings;
also includes some initial charms
with gold finish: mostly summer
Types 1885, ---~ 90
So to SEQ Better Jewelry, y to y
off, includes necklaces, bracelets,
some ropes, In colored stones, tai
lored gold and silver finished
metal ---.----------$2 to $1OS
Plus Fed. TaS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Coots Reduced up to
u or More!

32-Misses' S59.95 TO SIS Coats
fine wool nnonotones and tweeds,
clutch and button styles; navy,
red, blue, pink, beige and mix
lures. Sizes 8 to 16 $S5
A
42-Misses' and Juniors $4S.Ss
to s6s.9S Coats-long and short
styles, Forstmann. Stroock and
exclusive woolens; grey, blue, red,
beige, pink -------------------$2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

Sl2.95 Linen Skirts including
slim styles in lilac, pink and
turquoise; broken sizes S.
SS05 BIouses, including linens,
cottons and 1907 Dacrons; both
sleeve and sleeveless styles in
white and pastels; sizes 30 to
So and 0 to Is -------------$3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Lingerie Reduced!

fSelections at oil branch stores)
205-S3.95 No-iron Frosted Cotton
Slips with nylon lace and en-
broidery trims; cover bra styles
and adjustable straps. White.
in sizes 80 to 40 -----------. 81
2A7-S2.s5 to ss.ss Cotton Sleep
wear, including waltz length
gowns in sheer batiste, frosted
cotton. soft cotton piisse. Prints
and solid pastel colors in small,
medium sizes ------ 81
197-$3.s5 70 $5.95 Cotton Sleep
wear in no-iron cotton plisse and
frosted cottons. Short shorties,
button-front shorties. gowns and
waltz-length nighties in the
group -.- sass and $685.
ss-$5.s5 to s7.s5 Bouffant Nylon
Taffeta Petticoats, long torso
style with flounces Of taffeta and
net; white in small, medium,
large sizAs SSSS
1O1-S5.95 to Sass Nylon Satin
Slips trimmed with luxurious
lace: youn recognize the famous
makers fit and styling. White
and black in sizes 80 to 40,
S3.95 to $5.95
179--$3.95 Laee-trimmed Nylon
Slips, q wide variety Of styles.
White. pink, in broken sizes.
. for IS
ss-S5.s5 I Dacron and Cotton
Blend Slips that need no ironing;
white with embroidery and lace
trims. Sizes 80 to 40 $685.
6s--S5.s5 to $S.sS Nyion Tricot
Petticoats by a famous maker:
pleat trims, lace trims and many
colors In this group. whites, too.
Broken sizes ---- S3.95 to $5.95
29--$S.95 to s12.95 Famous Make
NyIOn Slips with all-lace bodices,
lace and pleating trims. Broken
sizes ---- $5.95 TO $685.
49-S3.95 to $5.95 Tailored FULL
length Nylon Nightgowns with
sheer nylon embroidery and val
lace; pastels in sizes "a only,
2 for SIS
172--Juniors' $3.95 to $5.95 Cotton
Lingerie including slips, waltz
length and full-length nighties,
short shorties in both plisse and
frosted cottons. Prints and pas
tel colors in the group; sizes 9
TO is -------------- ~
269--Juniors' $2.95 10 Sass N.Y.
ton Tricot Lingerie, discontinued
styles including slips, petticoats,
peignoirs. waltz-length and full
length gowns, sizes Q to Is.
S1.S5 to $5.85
269--$2.95 Summer-wear Panty
GirdIes in knitted nylon with
garter tabs; white, pink, blue in
small, medium, large sizes. (Street
Floor Aisle Tables - 81
S1.65 to $1.95 NylOn Tricot Flare
leg Panties in white, pink, blue
with embroidery and lace trims;
sizes 5 to 8 ------ 2 for So
81 RayOn Tricot Briefs and Flare
leg Panties with lace and en-
hroidery trims; white and pastels
in sizes 5 to 8. (Street Floor
Aisle Tables ----------------14c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Budget Dresses Reduced
up to VI or More! 5th Fl.

5O--Misses' and Women's S8.95
to SASS Dresses in one and two
piece styles: rayon Bembergs,
cottons, prints and solid colors
in the group. Rose, blue. pink,
navy in sizes 10 to 20 and l41z
TO 24h --- ---- $685.
5S-MisseS' and Women's SASS
10 $17.95 Dresses including ray
ons, acetates, cotton voiles, light
and dark background prints and
summer pastels. Sizes IA to 20,
SO to "A, 141s to 241s --- So
fOdd lots at Bethesda,
ShirliRgton, SLIDER Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

French Room Dresses
Reduced up to "a
or More!
13-$29.95 and S35 Dresses-One-
of-a-kind cottons including
prints, chiffon chambrays, dotted
Swiss, pique, gingham and voile,
silk shantung and nylon chiffon,
$40
-S39.95 Dresses-One each, silk
chambray print dress. printed
cotton, printed silk linen sheath.
silk broadcloth sheath, checked
cotton jacket dress and cotton
print full skirt dress SIS
6-$4S and S49.Ss Dresses-Silk
prints, cottons, one jacket dress.
sheaths, fun skirts $50
5--S49.95 to S89.95 Dresses --- A
black silk dress, petite size.
tucked cottons, silk pesante
jacket dresses. seauinned chiffon
chambray. One Of style $3S
2-S59.95 to S69.95 Dresses One
white linen sheath, one grey cot
ton chambray -------------$45
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Junior Separates Reduced
up to "a or More--Fourth
Floor

Sl5.95 and $16.95 Famous Make
Bathing Suits In one piece
dressy and tailored styles;
lilac, Nile green, navy and
red in sizes 9 to H. $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Underweor-Continued

2SO-$3.9S Nylon Tricot Slips in
white, pink, blue with lace and
embroidery trims: sizes 50 TO 20.
(street Floor Aisle Tables s2.SS
1S9-ss.s5 and $4.S5 Nyion Tricot
Petticoats with permanent pleats
and lace trims; white, pink in
small, medium. large sizes. fStreet
Floor Aisle Tables --------@- sass
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At Our
ChiIdren's Shops

Shirlinoton and Silver Spring
Subseens' $7.s5 and 1895 Bothine
SUITS -----------.9 3.SS
$5.o5 Plaid Seersueker Coverclls, sizes
3 to * ---------------- 81
$S.e5 and Sl5.S5 Prs-woIker Coat ond
Bonnet Sets-cotton pioues, linens.
$495 and $7.s5
$i3.95 to Sl9.95 fodder coot and
Hot Sets--wooIs and few royons,
$7.95 to Sl0.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
~ Lone Spring coots,

we're $685. to S6ss5-titted. wrop.
box ond fIored styles N blue. pink,
gold. beige, navy. Fine wociens Sizes
for misses ond Juniors. 7 to l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

Women's Coots Reduced
I'd to " or More!
I2-W o m ems Sass and SIS
Tweed Goats, rayon faille. cotton;
navy or black. Sizes Q and IA
to 10 -- SIS
lO-Women's S39.95 and $49.Ss
Wool Toppers, sizes 10 to 20.
Black, navy, gold, blue, white.
so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

81 women 5 9oS.So 10
S59.e5 Wool Coots. SIS
Dressy, casual, long coats,
a few toppers; all wool: black.
navy, grey, beige, blue, pink. aqua,
cornflower. Proportioned sizes
10 to 20 ---. ~. SzS
CIV o m ems $49.95 TO Sass
Coats-pure wool dress and cas-
ual styles; navy, beige, black. blue,
lilac, grey. Proportioned sizes
Il to 10 and "a and 36-----$35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Cotton Shop

$5.S5 and $685. Patio Cott0ns In
glazed cottons, prints, embossed
cottons; coat styles and back
tipped styles in the group. Misses
sizes IL to 20 -------------A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
so BIouses, reduced to

- broken .Iot Of 3.o5 to lOe5
sumner sleeveless tops Of Docron
botiste. cotton, mostly white Plus
O few suit biouses Of silk end -royon,
white and beige. s..
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