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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25

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VIRGINIA
I'm the 0ffite of the Clerk af the
Ciretfit C3urt for the County Of
turr bsriand the i ;.t- dan al
February 1885
q AIAIoNW FAITH pr FnsGIN
IA anal
COUNTY thF CNAtBIEfl AND
'nr.Biainan
y.
FRED BOOKER Address Un-
known.
who lfft tho County of Cumber-
land many years aa3 and has
not been heard Of Since if he
be living il not his nelIs de-
Ylsees and successors in title
who's names are unknown. Who
are made parties defendant py
the general DESCRIPTION Of Par
Ties Unknown - - Defendants
The obiecs Of this suit is 10 sell
a tract Of $40 acres Of land. more
or less. situated IN Hamilton Ma
sistefihi District Of Cumberland
County Virginia. Of which, Fred
Booker died seized ara possessed
70 satisfy thr hens thereon ana
particularly deiinduenk taxes list.
ed and assessed on Tho land books
of Cumberland County In the
pane OF FTtd Booker amounting
10 SLIT 80. plus certain interest
penalties and costs which hould
be legally added.
An affidavit having been
made and filed aecording ID Law
stating that Fred Booker may be
q nonresident OF the State OF
Virginia and that his last known
address is unknown anH that there
are or may b. persons interested
IN the subltct matter TO be dts
posed Of III TINS SUIT whose naiEa
are unknown I'heretofr IL IN Ofd-
cred that U IL said Fired BuiJer
ANA Parties Unknown DO appeal
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25
SAUt'EES

PrrN.ifu Eisenhower recently
lola press confer nc. that he
had beFn assured by Air Force
Officials That flying saucers we're
not drsendings on the earth from
outer space This left the infer
snce THAT the Slucers were ter
restftal but he was not asked
where they did orIeinatr.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25


VIRGINIA
In The Office III The Cirra of The
Circuit Court for the County OF
Cumberland the lith day OF
February. 1885
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
IA ana
COUNTY Of CUMBERLAND
-omplainants
".
AArEALA Davis. Address tn
known.
' no left the County Of Cmnber-
land many years ago. and has
not osen heard of since. II size
De living If not. her heirs. de-
rlsees and successors in title
whose names are unknown. vito
are made parties defendant by
the general description uf par
t@S Unknown" - Defendants
The object Of this suit II to Sell
a tract Of % 0 acres Of land. more
Or less, situated n Madison Ma
gisterial District of Cumberland
County Virginia. which was con-
yeyed 70 Ameala Davis BY deed
duly recorded in Deed Book As.
page POS, IN the Clerk Once OF
Cumberland County, I'd satisfy
tile liens thereon and particular
ly delinquent taxes listed and as
sessed on the land books Of Cum
berland County iii the name Of
Ameala Davis amounting 20
s12827 plus certain interests.
penalties and costs. which should
b. legally added.
An affidavit having been made
and filed. according TO Law. sta
Inc That Ameala Davis may be Il
non resident OF the State of Viz
ginla and that her last known
address Is unknown. and that
there are or may be persons IN
terested In TING subject matter to
BE- disposed Of III this suit whose
names are unknown. Therefore II
Is ordered that the said Ameala
Davis anu Parties Unknown do
appear within ten days after due (
hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect their
interests in this suit
r. IL BI4ANTOE. Clerk
c. CARTER, b q.
Cumberland. Vireintn g-]g-1t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25

FEED BARLEY gaf,t.d ::Farnrf .
Cooperative. ifc Farm ,4Slle. W
2-22 ar
FRESH COUNTRY EGGt Stop K
Shop. Farnyilie, Va 2-2a*2
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25
HELP WANTED

MAN--Opening for training In
maintenance workmen @ o d
opening for right man. Write
Box X, Care Herald. 2-16-3t
MAN for old established nlsur-
ance debit. Good salary Call 559M
or GAL. 2-lB-tf
-~--~~~~ ~~
WHITE MAN wanted as service
station assistant. References re-
CURED Contact Slaytons ESQ
Service. Dowdy's Corner. 2-25-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25
Monday. Moreh J. 1855
At 10:30 A. IA. \
On The Premises


Offers for sale at Public Auc-
ton To the highest bidder,
all that certain parcel OF real
estate lying and being IN
Macon District. Pc W h a II
County, Virginia, and contain
ing 1919 acres, according to
survey made by X c. Dodl, c.
f.. on July 2. 1854. and Is
bounded on the North by The
Old Rosa NJ Gals Tract and
Paulus Gills, on the East by the
Appomattox River. Oh the
South by c. w Cook. Clayton
and r II Martin. on the West
by II II Martin. and Is the
property on which the late
Floyd Whitlock resided and
was the property OF james
Madison Whltlock deceased
This property contains good
timber. good young grow itl2
timber. and approximately Is
acres OF open land
Forrest w Cobb viii be on
the premises from Monday
thru Saturday February 28th
thru March 5th. TO show the
lines and plat TO said property
The sale will be held at the
main house at the above time
TERMS: CASH
For further particulars. pro-
spective purchasers are invited
10 confer with the undersigned
Special Commissioned at his
office. or with Forrest w Cobb,
Blackstone. virginia. home
phone Blackstone 44AW husi-
ness phone Blackstone cow. or
with + NJ Whltlock. F'armallIe.
Virginia. home phone Farm-
Vile $50. business y h d II e
FarmYIlle 800. Plats viii be for
warded 10 prospective purehas-
ers OF request.
Sale Is subject 10 confirma-
ton of Court
WILLIAM X. bI4ANnFORD
PowhatAn. Virginia
Phone PowhAtan S771
Special Commissioner
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25

VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court
Of Amelia County January -.
IQss

Herman Shut Also sometime
oelle4i $ II F E +
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LEGAL NOTICES

~e~ ~'~-- - - - - % 90 ? . -
within tcn days after due publica-
ton hereof and do what may be-
necessary 20 protect their inter
ests IN this SUIT
K II 81 ANTON CLERK
WILLIAM = CARTER q d
Cumberland N;r ma 2~IS 81
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25
NOTICE


AMELIA ROAD MEErNS}-The
citizens Of Amelia Counts Vir-
sinla are hereby notified sl.at /
representative OF the Stats Hlesl<
way Department Will mees WITH
ne Board Of Supervisors or Anie!z
Ia County. Va. IN the CouI Room
at amelia, Va, on March Ia. 1855
az ii O'Clock - II TO iisc.lss matt
ters pertaining To the Secondary
system Of Road II Amalia coun-
~. at which tine agy citlz:n wing
so desires will be Heard.
Teste; S L. FARRAR. .lR..
Clerk Of the Boar,i
2-i8-2 F.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25

TO THE VOTERS OF CUMBER-
LAND COUNTY: / hereby ana
nounce my candidacy for r. cleo
ton 10 the office OF Commons
wealth's Attorney OF Clums1rla nd
County Virginia subject ~ the
Democratic Primary on j lily u.
1865.
l have endeavored 10 ncrforrn
the duties Of this position 10 the
bes Of my ability and If re+elect~
ed | VIII continue 10 Ge,ate my
best efforts TO the duties sof the
office and the interests of the peo-
pie of Cumberland Count
Your vote and support gill be
appreciated.
WILLIAM G. CARTER 2-fa-4 fFl
~~~~-~~.~~~--.-~-~ -..s-~~~e
URANIUM--GOLD. Mr.. Farmer
yoa may have It, on many other
valuable on your land II you have
a ledge. cliff or out-cropplng Of
rock that is black or greenisif
black and CLASSY or coarse sand
stone With yellowish streak. or
yellow or white veins in. other
odd looking formations, slch as
quartz veins between TWO other
kinds Of rocks. drop me card. or
send sample size OF WALNUT or
see me at Skating Rink, Geiger
counter survey and chemical test
made free within Prince Edward
or adjoining counties f Il. Pos
ton. Farmville. Va .-25-ip
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25

Don't go overheard because
your business ieose hos es-
pired, LET london G. Atkins
insurance and Reel Estofe Co.
re-Iooote for you.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25

I y
County Of Prince Edward
Compliments
vs.. In Chancery
ID. j Thompson. if living. or if
he be dead. the heirs. devisees
and successors in title of d. J.
Thompson, whose last known
address was Prince Edward
County. Virginia. who are made
defendants by general descrip-
ton Of Parties Unknown
Paul B Thompson and
Mrs M P Burnette.
Defendants
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is TO en-
force tax lien Of the Common
wealth OF Virginia and the Coun-
ty Of Prince Edward In the
amount Of $50lO. together with
interest. penalties and cost on
certain tract OF parcel OF land
standing in the name OF D. J..
Thompson, and described as fol
lows
All Of that parcel Of land In
HaInpden District. Prince Edward
County. Virginia. near BIiely
Station, containing 5. acres, more
or less. and being the same pro-
perry conveyed y. j. Thompson
by deed dated September 81
1916. from T. O. Whiteside ct
ais: recorded in Deed Book ga
page 296: also adjoining parcel
Of land containing 72/l00 acres.
being the same property convey
ed ID Thompson by deed dated
June 8. 1917. from E. o White
side, ct ais. which Is recorded IN
The Clerks Office. Prince Edward
County Virginia in Deed Book
65 page 322.
An affidavit having been made
and filed. according to law stat
ing that the defendant p J
Thompson. If living. is not
resident of the State Of Virginia
and his last post Office address is
unknown. and that the names
and post Office addresses Of his
widow. deylsees and successors IN
title. If any SUCH, are unknown
II il ordered that the said d ]
Thompson. If living. and such UQ-
known Parties do appear within
ten days after due publication OF
this order and do what may be
necessary TO protect their inter-
est in this suit.
Teste.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
w. p Hay. p. q 2-25-4t
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COMMONWEALTH of VIRGIN

In the Clerks Office OF the Coun
" OF Buckingham. on the o6th
day of January. 1855.
william Claiborne. ct ais &c.,
Plaintiff
against
Percy Jones and others .s4
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USED CARS
USED CAR
SPECIALS

2sdoor special dynafi0 and all
extras, low mileage and extra
clean If you really want a good
used car see this one.
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~ BILL WALL

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f,t,n,,,a "a ta,,it,.. n.lk II bayo
rehnin cgnrytbino . nfbc fa,,o
$40 49,, tu.,, u H. loakea IL tbe
aal keo, haIldtoos n tbe pic
,,,ro ..I.h, o,,lv hntlalae mat Il
10, entirely fabuflt Il ne brnodcr
hnn.o he r4nla und -a.d mo
,,nf -, H. wrn eo,lse !. I'M anne
as It was - year ago
ainder Block construction
All Of tie buildings Except Lie
breeder house arc constructed 81
cindcfblock With the upper nan
frame Tins makes the buildings
almost tl1epfoot ma t''ay don |
rot ~ the bottom neal the
ground Mr. LIstl continued
Nj Lush planned 70 90 gen
cfal farming and hog raising when
hc first bought L1iai1a"n How
ever IN 1913 birtchard DaiIY
needed Grade y milk and Nj
Lush gave IN 70 tie dtniand fof
milk and started ms GARY herd
He previously bad worked for a
II Goodf ~ Chesterfield county
as daIryman 80 be Fad GOOD
background Of da4yinp to rely On
Ships Grade ~ MIX
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-07
Baseball Enthusiast

Last summer MI Lash "a
some back trouble and was con.
fined to tho house for while
During thus time he developed al
interest IN baseball Ike most q
the rest Of US he has followed tho
world series closely New Yors-
has won too many times 50
hope the Dodgers win this year,
he said This expresses the fleeing
Evening star., 1955-07-10


count on them to do is exactly
what you do not expect. Guthrie
McC Ciintic, the noted director,
recalls a story about Ethel Barry
more, for instance.
On his return from a trip
abroad, McClintic learned that
Miss Barrymore was seriously
i'll, and he Immediately rushed to
the hospital to see her. 1t was
a close CALL" admitted Miss
Barrymore. Il was in an oxygen
tent for days. 1t was cheering to
see how concerned all my friends
had been. There were messages
from President Roosevelt, VIM
ston Churchill - people like
that. But what do you think that
creature there she mentioned a
famous lady producer) did on
the first day sat up? Phoned
me to gossip about her new pro-
duction, then concluded, 'How's
your coId?'"
incidentally, Miss Barrymore,
an ardent baseball fan, sat next
to an irate lady at one game who
kept hollering, Kill the umpire!
Murder the bum!" Miss Barry
more protested, You're being
most unfair. That poor man has
done nothing"
THAT'S what you think, /"
hooted the lady. "He's my hsiS-
hand"
DO YOU THINK the husband
wife team of Alfred Lunt and
Lynn Fontanne is a sure-fire
draw in every big city in the
U.S.? Not so, says Lunt. For
some reason they've never played
to decent profits in Pittsburgh,
Pa, so Lunt decided to do some
thing about it.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
SEEING STARS

''l1l take over the bookkeep-
ing in Pittsburgh next week" !"
he told the company manager.
Somebody's been falling down
on the job in the past" When
the week was over, a triumphant
Lunt sought out the manager
and commanded, Look at
those figures, man! Thirty-five-
hundred dollars net profit"
'sUh hui" /" agreed the manager
coldly, ''but you left out one item.
You forgot to pay the Lsmts!''
enGA LoEL0BRIeIDA holds
forth at equal length on her own
career and the beauties Of her
native Italy. One evening she
was dining at the Brown Derby
in company with Groucho Marx.
BEST of ALL" she said, in her
charming Italian accent, ''are our
beautiful lakes"
Agreed, said Groucho, ''but
why do you hide them under the
table?"
Groucho was offered a for
tune by the manufacturer of a
new safety razor to endorse his
product. Besides" urged the
magnate, 'I'll plaster your pic
ture on billboards in every sub
way and railway station in the
country"
''rm not the man for bill
boards" GrouchO demurred. 81
already have q mustache." I"
THE LAST STRAW. Believe it
or not, Joe Frisco, the stammer-
ing comic, once appeared on the
same bill with the great opera
star, Enrico Caruso. 1t was a
monster benefit at the Metro
politan.
What's more, Frisco, no re-
specter Of regulations, warned
the tenor, Listen here, Rickie
Boy, Il don't know what you're
planning to warble tonight, but
just you bay off eB-B-B-Bye Bye
Blackbird.' / do that for an
encore" - BENNETT CERT
Evening star., 1955-07-10

As Irving Berlin
IA once wrote,
a bit ungrammat-
ically, There's
no people like
show people,
The one thing
vO,. ran al,uave
Evening star., 1955-07-10

This Week Mssssi~e : judy 10. 1855
, 1955-11-03
GOVERNOR . /.

GOVERNOR $50.
not forget that the changelesg
law Of justice binds the OPP
pressor and the oppressed;
and as close as sin and suffer
ing, they approach their fate.
abreast. ! Thank you. Heavy
applause and blowing of car
horns)
Note: The Governor did not
use q manuscript thus if any
error is noted, correction will
be made in another issue.
The speech Of Senator Hodge
viii followl
, 1955-11-03
NO HUNTING: NO TRES.


PASS
Hunting, and trespassing
wit hor without firearms on
Estates MORNING STAR &
ALT RIVER without WRIT
TEN permission are hereby
forbidden. Violators will be
dealt with according to law.
r. H. Amphlett Leader
Attorney & Attorney IN Fact
for Owner
-
, 1955-11-03
{ 4 X

at 500 and $50 pm.
Regular Admission
YOUNG RESS-
starring
Jean Simmons : Stewart Granger
Deborah Kerr : Charles Laugh
ton.
MGM New Of the Day" and
Short Feature
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Infants Clothing
Spring Coot Sets:

9 AlI-WooI coots for girls, assorted postes,
sizes 2 and 3, Regularly 9e5 and 22e5,
1926
Girls coot Sets in all wool, assorted coIors
Sizes | TX and 3. Regularly 1875 1925
II Coot Sets for boys, all WOOL Blue or blue
and white pin check Sizes z, 3. Reeu-
lorly 1876 to 1895 1925 and 1926
3 Boys coot Sets. 1870 orion, $50 nylon.
Sizes | and 2. Regularly 1926 1895
IS Flonnelette SIumber-sro Sleeping Cor
ment. Zip front; grows" from 3 months
to years. PosteIs. Regularly 800 299
10 Estron SIumber-sro Sleeping Garments.
white and postels ReeuIorH 6o9 : 400
so Doeron Topper Sets for boys and girls
with plastic lined, snop-on panty White
withred or blue dots. Regularly 800 2.o9
40 Nyion or Cotton Piisse Comforts with
florol print on white or pastel background
Regularly 4.oo and 500 800 and 400
WSL-NurseY Corner. 4th Floor
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D. c. School Petrol Bow
To Get Hero's Medal

Richard Bailey, II. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph j. Bailey, 1858
Twenty-third street Sc, will be
one of Is of the Nations 500 900
school safety patrol members to
receive a gold medal for heroism
from Vice President Nixon on
May S.
The life-saving medal is spon-
sored by the American Automo-
bile Association. So far, only Sc
have been awarded.
Young Bailey won his medal
for saving the life of a 7-year-old
schoolmate at the Stanton Ele-
mentary School last December %.
The patrol boy pulled Roy
Keats. 1854 Skyland place Sc.
to safety after he had fallen in
the path of an oncoming car.
The incident occurred at Twenty
fifth street and Alabama avenue
Sc.
This years presentation of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Save II and More on
Women's Dresses

so spring dresses in royon and ocetote
erepes and sheers. One and piece styles.
some with jackets. Navy, black and spring
prints. Half and regular sizes. Regularly
2o.o5 to l4.00
IS dresses of sheer royon and acetate
crepes. Navy and black, beautifully detailed
with touches of white. Regular and half
sizes. Regularly $500 to $500 100
20 afternoon dresses in one and two piece
styles Royon and acetate crepe and sheers.
Prints, black ond colors; reeuor and holt
sizes. Regularly $500 to 49.95----2l.00
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ComoIier Says He'll Run
If District Gets Vote

Commissioner Renah F. Cam
alier. speaking before a dinner
meeting Of the Central Business
Association last night. said that
"the commissioner form of gov
eminent is violently shaken on
its foundations"
The Commissioner. who will
retire June /, did not elaborate
on his statement. But he spoke
of a feeling Of disappointment
and Illustration"
He told his audience that he
has no intention of ever sing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

Then it passed a motion setting
UP a committee TO study the
availability and possibility of
having a building or institution
named after the Commissioner. :"
The group was also addressed
by Representative Aspinall, DEM
ocrat. of Colorado. and Repre-
sentative Jennings, Democrat, of
Virginia.
John L. C.. Sullivan, president,
presided over the dinner in the
Hamilton Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

ing a swan song as Commits
sioner" AS a matter of fact,
he said, "if the District ever gets
a vote" that he is running.
The Commissioner spoke OF
himself as a man born in a
spot overlooking the. Municipal
Center. raised in the second
precinct and married where a
District court now stands"
The association presented Mr..
Camalier with a silver tray in
scribed with Ito the best Com
missioner we have ever had"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

awards will be the first in which
a posthumous citation has been
made.
Fffteen-year-old John Minadeo
Of Pittsburgh was selected after
he gave his life to save other
children when a car out of con-
troll jumped the curb. John and
another child were killed, and
four were injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
9th District Democrats
To Hear Mcclellan

FREDERICKSBURG April %
P.-Senator Mcclellan, Demo-
crat. Arkansas. will speak at an
9th district REORGANIZATION
day dinner here May IA.
Proceeds of the $1O-a-plate
banquet will be used to meet the
districts 81, 500 share of $4,000
assessed Virginia Democrats this
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Big Sovings on
Electrical Appliances

IS Davis Electric Sweepers. regularly l4o5,
1875
General Electric FIetpiote Automatic
Ironers, floor models, regularly 27ee5,
1926
z General Electric Ranges, floor models,
reguIorly 1885 1895
Oasis Dehumidisiers, reguIory 1895,
1895
3 General Electric Automatic Dishwoshers,
under counter models
mo. UCll0, reguIorIy 334e5 1895
mo. SUo0L, regularly 337.e5 24s.e5
z Dishwasher-Sink combinations:
mo. SElOo, reeuIory 42oo5 1895
mo. SE6Ol, floor denonstrotor with oar
boee disposer and voter CONTROL reeulorIy
W5k-Apponee Center. End FIoov, North Building
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At Chevy Chase and
Alexandra Only
Special Purchase
Mems Tropical
Weight Suits
&c.,

An exceptional group Of we'll Tailored,
comfortable summer weight suits. Group
includes woods and blends Of wool with
"niroele fbers" Toll ore properly iobelsd
for fabric content. Many eoIors and many
patterns. Regulars. shorts. longs.
W6L--The Mems Store lst Floor, Chevy Chose
Lower Level, Alexandria :;
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FibergIos BoucIe
Droperies
We're 1925

Io6 poir FibersIos boueIe droperies in
escorted posteI shades, white, green.
rose, nutmeg, parchment. 90" long.
Is poir parchment and nutmeg, So"
long. Regularly o.o5 -------6.95
Clearance Of short ends:
Prints and 'yoIid eolors, for single win
dows or for summer dresses and skirts.
200 yards easement fobvies, we're ! 80
TO 3.35 ----~-. yord las
100 yards ehintz, regularly ! so yard.
Ito
100 yards sIosheens, regularly !. 80
yord 49, see
ESQ yards slipeover fobries. regularly
Us to Us -----------l.25
WGL-0roperies, 5th Floor
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InfIotobIe Wodinq Pools
Save on Misses and
Women's Dresses
Were H95 to 1926 n'VV

IT'S sprins-summer fashions in spun royon,
no-iron cotton, print or plain color royon
erepes ond Irish linen. Wanted light or
dark eolors. Misses, holt and women's
sizes.
225 Misses and Women's Dresses in spun
royon, printed royon crepes and cottons.
Light and dark colors. A few jacket dresses.
Misses and holt sizes in the group. Were
1925 to l4.o5.- Nov -----------7.00
VOL Budget Dresses. Bird Floor
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Spring Suit Fashions
End-of-Seoson Clearance

Smartly styled suits Of noteworthy fabrics
including Forstmann, Anglo, Strooek and
other famous woolens. Styles include boxy
silhouette, costume suit, Ione-look, dress
maker style and the petite suit flor the 5'4"
and under). Fabrics are o-wool imported
tweeds, worsted crepes, fIonnes, checks,
nohoirs, imported silks. CoIors include
blue, oroy, green, coral, avocado, pink,
black beige, brown, navy and stripes
Sizes. misses, to 20; petite, 10 to 20;
women's, l2H to 22R.
l79, regularly $500 to 34.00
ia, regularly 1926 to -44.oo
IS, regularly 1895 to $500
IS. regularly 1895 to l55Oo-----74.oo
Coots Greatly Reduced:
IS Beautifully Styled coots of Anglo VeIdiso
fobrie. Beautifully tailored, milium lined,
in rose and peacock blue Sizes s to Is.
Regularly 1926 ---- 44.0O
40 Orion coots, full length, luxurously soft,
washable. White, beige, blue, pink or vel
low Sizes to g. Regularly 49 95-- 5000
WGL-coots ond Suits, Bird Floor
Selections OF Chevy Chose and AIexondro