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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12

for pies for the hospital booth at
the Maple Festival last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woodin
and son Dicky of Lorain visited
Mr.. and Ms. Jack Arnold and
family and Paul Lampman Sat-
urday afternoon and attended
the Maple Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Woodin
and daughter Joan came to
Chardon for the Maple Festival
and visited his mother S family
over the weekend and Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles Webster of Concord
Little Danny Hagen spent Mon
day with his grandmother Boer-
winkle while his folks were in
Cleveland. Saturday they attend
ed the Maple Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Arnold ana
family of Cleveland spent Sun
day evening with Mr.. ad Mrs.
Jack Arnold and family.
Ralph Woodin called on How
ard Egleston Sunday.
Paul Lampman was a Sun
day dinner guest with Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles Webster.
Mrs. Merritt Woodin worked
in the booth for the Little Lea
ge during the festival.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12

Pirate Ship, in McBride's win
dow in Chardon, during the Fes'
tival too.
An MunsOn Merry Mixers
The first meeting of the Nun,
son Merry Mixers baking club
met at Sheila Walsh's house
Thursday, April 5, 1856. The fol
lowing officers were elected.
President Barbara Nozar; vice
president Marie Ponyik; sec
retary Sheila aWalsh; treasurer
= Wendy Bobbitt; recreation =
Marie Ponyik; news reporter =
Pat Brown; health, safety Pat
Brown. Refreshments were ser
we'd by Sheila Walsh. The fu-
ture meetings will be held at
the home of Mrs. James Nozar
the next one will be May 3, 1856
All MunsOn Good Workers
On Friday night April IS, the
Munson Good Workers will meet
at the home of Mrs. George
Lanstrum, on Bass Lake Road
Please bring your Sales Tax
stamps. And also if there are
any boys who are interested in
joining the Good Worker"
group, please call Mrs. George
Lanstrum, at Chardon 5-4239, or
go to her home on Friday night.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12
Spring Sports in Snapshots

At this time of year, it is a
pleasure just to have an ex-
cuse to be out of doors-and
when the occasion is an athle-
tic event and you have your
camera with you, it all be-
comes doubly pleasant. You're
out of doors. you've something
interesting to watch, and in
the pictures you take you can
enjoy the event anew when
ever you wish.
Action and athletics are al
most synonymous. This. of
course, means that they are
ideal picture subject material
for the movie camera user and
for the still snapshooter whose
camera has a lens fast enough
to stop the action.
But that doesn't mean that
you who are devotees of the
simple box camera should leave
it at home. BY all means, take
it with you. You can shoot
anything from the high jump
e. in action to the baseball
moundsman in his wind-up.
The only thing to remember
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12

Those making the trip were
= Bruce BeckWith, G ! e n n
Brown, John Dixon, Terry Friel,
Jon Groth, Ronnie Hamilton
Bill Lytle, Jr., Jack Miller, Bob
Rose, Thomas Thornburgh, Ed
die Wingenback, Dick Lytle. The
above were the Explorers. The
drivers were: - Marty Miller
Bill Lytle, Sr., Ed Wingenback
Ron Hamilton.
MunSOn Mothers Club
On Monday April 9 the Moth,
er'S club met in the FoWlers Mil
church basement, with a large
attendance.
The MunSOn Brownies sent a
thank you" note to the Mo,
theirs club for their Brownie
flag and also invited all the
mothers to the flag services al
their next meeting.
Remember the "Munson Spring
Festival" on Saturday May 10 a.
the new school, up on Bass Lake
Road, All, proceeds will go to
wards making a good play
ground for our new school.
Please give us all the supper
you can We need rummage
used clothing, planats, bake
goods of any kind costume Jew
elry, toys.
Mr.. Frank Schofield, super
intendent of Geauga ounty
schools, gave a very interest
ing talk on Consolidation. He
answered all the questions.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12
NEWS from MUNSON

auga County hospital pie stand
and maple syrup stand up at
the Maple sryup festival, in the
big tent. They were as follows:
Mrs. Enid Horton, Mrs. Abby
Rogers, Mrs. Fern Wolcott, Mrs.
Lois Pfaff Mrs. Helen Dunbar,
Mrs. Marion Burger, Mrs. Car
oline Lanstrum, Charlie Dunbar
Lannie Lanstrum and Carl Ro-
gers.
The Hospital Auxiliary, also
wishes to thank the folks in
Munson who donated pies for
their stands on Sunday.
Boy Scouts Explorers Troop No
81
Due to so many errors in
last weeks column, which made
the article difficult to under
stand, I am copying the arti-
Gle over in fairness to Mr.. Ron
aid Hamilton, and Mr.. William
Lytle, the two men who spent
so much time writing this art
icle to tell everyone about their
trip.
On Friday March % at 7::3O
pm. IL Explorers from Mum
son Scout Troop 81 accompan-
led by 4 adults left Munson in
two station wagons with a boat
and trailer in tow and headed
toward Florida, for a glorious
week of swimming, boating and
fishing. The boat on the trailer
was loaded down with t e n is,
sleeping bags, camp stoves and
personal equipment not to men
ton 3 outboard motors.
Arriving Sunday at Alexander
Springs, they spent 2 days and
nights in the Ocala National
Forest, at a pre-selected camp
site, arranged for by Mr.. JOS
eph Sedlon. who had left Mum
son 5 days earlier with part of
the equipment. Here in this vast
natural Forest, the boys witness
Sed some of Americas Wildlife
that few have had the privilege
to see, such as the very rare
and beautiful American Egret.
This member of the Heron fam
lily once found in great numbers
was hunted for it's lovely plu-
mage, until it has become all
but extinct. Before moving on
to spend two days at Lake Har-
ney, near Orlando, the boys
made two side trips Cd Juniper
Springs, where they swan and
did some skin diving with Aq-
ua Lungs. (2) Silver Springs
where they explored the Silver
River in glass bottomed boats
and visited "The Ross Allen
Reptile Institute" and "Semin-
ole Indian Village.
Working their way back Nor
tn, they visited Daytona Beach
Marine Studios, The Old City of
st. Augustine and swan in
the Ocean, and so on through
the Smokes and the Skyline
Drive, arriving home Sunday
morning, April /. Don't ever
speak lightly of Southern Hos
pitality for our boys were GER
tainly treated royaly by all
those they came in contact with.
On the statistical side. the
weather fine all the way. States
Travelled through 7. Distance
covered, Just under 5000
miles. Total cost per boy, less
then $500 each, which inclu-
ded everything, food, gas and
oil, insurance and all admission
fees to places visited.
Oh yes, and 16 cases of sun
burn. Special thanks to Lowell
Brown and william Lytle for
use Of their Station Wagons.
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s. Hamhden

News by Mrs. H. S. Woodin
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schwin-
die spent Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pokorny
Mrs. Merritt Woodin and son
Billy attended the Key Club
banquet at Chardon Wednesday
evening
Mrs. Evelyn Skiba solicited
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12
News by Martha r.. Duncan
Telephone Chardon 5-4177

IcicpAtu1S SIdAuoh J~SAst
Cub Scouts
Last Sunday up in Chardon,
at the Maple Sugar Festival,
the Munson Cub Scouts Pack 81
and their Float were in the par
ade. The Float was to represent
the activities that the Cub
Scouts do, such as fishing,
swimming, picnics, etc. The col
ors on the Float were Yellow
and Blue, their colors, and their
Motto, "MunSon Cub Scouts,
they learn, they play, the y
learn the right way" Den 4 =
Mrs. G. Lanstrum' Den had
the Cub Scout exhibit of the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12

The refreShment committee
was Mr.. lombard, Mrs. Wal
Sh, Mrs. Nozar, Mrs. Grennan,
Mrs. Sheffield.
All Silver Threaders
The MunSon Silver Threaders
will hold their organization
meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Ponyik. Any girl interested in
a clothing project is welcome.
This and That
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Tvergyak
and Mrs. Frank Sulc, on Mon
day April 2, went to see J Y
Tvergyak and Rose Sulc's
father Mr.. Dominik Many, who
is very i'll at the home of Mr..
Joseph Many, Ward Drive
CheSterland, Ohio. Mr.. Many
Is 83 years old, he resided on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12
Munson Pre-School Parents

Munson Pre-SchOol Parents
! Group
The meeting that was held
at the Fowlers Mill school on
Thursday April 5, tor the par
ents of pre-school children, who
are interested in starting a kin
dergarten in Munson have de-
cided to call their group, Mum
son Pre-school Parents group
Mrs. Jane Nau, was elected as
chairmen. And voted to be on
the Executive committee were
Judy Gable, Marcia Van Gun
ten, Ruth Hawkins, Derry Jen-
kinS, Rita Evans, Peg Emmons,
Helen Mitchell, Alice KoSchier.
The first Thursday Of each
month has been chosen as their
meeting night at FoWlerS Mill
school. The first regular meet
ing will be on May 3, 1856. At
this meeting they are going to
have a speaker from Kent State
University, to answer any queS-
tions that are asked.
Little League News
Due to the rainy weather this
past Saturday April 7, the meet
ing for all Munson boys of 8 = II
years of age, who are interested
in playing Little League Base
ball, was cancelled. But it will
be held at the Little League
Field, at the corner Of AUBURN
AND Mayfield RdS., this coming
Saturday April IA at 1000 a.am
Please bring your baseball
gloves, for some practice
throws.
Hospital Auxiliary
There were a few from Nun
son that hepled out at the Ge
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12
Fire Dept. Auxiliary

Fire Dept. Auxiliary
A reminder that tonight,
Thursday April IL, aat 800 pm,
is the very important meeting
at the Town Hall of the Aux
iliary. All members are urged to
attend, also anyone who is in
terested in joining the Auxiliary
are also invited to this meeting
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12

Fire Dept. Auxiliary and Fire.
men
Oh! What a sccess the Aux,
iliary and Fire D apartment S
Bake Sale and SnackS" turned
out to be. Everything was sold
out, despite the weather too.
The hot sandwiches and coffee,
tasted so good and warmed ev-
eryone up.
There were times on Sunday,
when our little" Fire Station
was crowded, with customers.
Some Of the folks who stopped
in, were folks who had stopped
previous years too. Also I want
to mention that there were Mum
soniteS who brought bake goods
for the two days, and still they
bought bake goods, syrup and
candy to take back home with
them. Now that is what 1 call
good sportsmenship", every :
one was so helpful.
The Auxiliary would like to
thank all the folks in Munson
for their donations of bakd good
the response was wonderful,
the tables were loaded both
days. That is what helps the
Fire Department out, is the "un-
selfish generosity" MunSonites
have, when it comes to donating
bake goods for the bake sales,
and their donations to their O.
ther activities. Thanks again
Munson, and everyone around
the area who helped us out to
make this project such a succ-
Evening star., 1956-12-25
Lingerie at big sovinos!

$3ss $i2S5 NOn Trot Slips Pefeoots S2o5 $Ss5
Peot oces and rufIes White pink black
in Nov every style every size Slips 81 40
pettcoots. small medium, loroe
SsS5 Nyon TheOt PeteOots $z95 Ruled henes oee-
TERED inserts White, pink blue block peche group
Small, medium, oroe. tMoin FIoo
Nyon end loce trims sizes TO g.
for So. In royon for $l.5o. (Moin FIoor)
Juniors $3e5 $l6o5 Nishsowns, Peisnors, Slips Peeoo
$z95 $So5 Nyon fui-Ienoh and woz-lenoth night
gowns with peonois noh styles Also peftieoo ond slips
with oees peots and embroidery trims All discontinued styles Not
every style every White pink, blue group. to IS st.
$6 IS Sass Nyon Teot Nshtsown $495 $i49s Waltz
and fuIenoh styles with matching peiono Trims include
decote embcdees oppques oees and pedt White and po
group. Sizes 81 to 38.
$3.50 Nyon ssp-In, siss. Wide white pink
black. Sizes 6 to TO-
Sloo5 s2s5 Brushed Nyon poamss and hshsown S6
and sass poomos red blue Woz length gowns in pink
blue. Sizes "a TO SO in group.
$2ss Royon Crepe Slips. for S. sooht with oce
bodice ond heine White. Famous nnake. " 70 20 ST.
$500 hyon-ohon Tsffete HsSps $399 Perfect
wool Lace trim hene and applique skirt White red navy
beige and block group Foous noke Small medium large 81
$500 Nyoa Son Slips $3ee Loce embroidered and lined bodes
and nyon sheer ond oee founey henes White Sizes 81 40
$500 coon end Royon chsI Posmes $3.o9 Fu-enoh pa
omos stripes ond ehoI foo prints Sizes 81 40
group,
ssss cohoa Pssmss $zss Bermuda ond shorty length trousers
in stripes Sizes 81 TO 3s 81.
$3.50 Rsyon chsis Nshtvowns S199 Fco prints on white
Full length Small, medium, Jorge ST.
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Sportsweor Sovings +!
srd floor

s7ss BIousss S. Wool ond jersey with trim Peter
Pan colors push-up sleeves Pink sizes 10 and H.
$500 $3.50 Dousss S. cotton wool Jerseys ond doeron and
pno cotton with Ioroe eolor neknes Suit and
bouses with short ond long sleeves Block red gold blue
grey Sizes 30 70 36.
$oss Bsusss S. Wool Jersey with peoh trim ond rib knit trims
Block. brown. pink. Sizes 10 10 le
S4S Lsssev Jackets S3S Block eopeskn oes 10 a.
$500 S6999 Lsaths Jseksss $4S Wosob copeskn
and fu-enoh block beige blue Sizes 10 70 l6
$3.50 LsstheF coa e5S Fueneh fleece lined washable
skin color tnbock cuffs Block blue Sizes 10 a.
$i7se Wso Jssksss. S. Tweed eosse in blue wine brown
Sizes 10 to Is.
SissS $3.50 Wos Jseksss $iz Striped
plod iockets grey gold blue Sizes 10 l6
Sz5 Sz999 Jseks SIS closse t~eeds rocn
lined Grey ard brown Sizes 10 70 l6
$3.50 $399s TwoPees Suit Dresses SIS. Plaid skirts with
wool Jersey bouses trimmed with rotehne pod Slim full skirts
Grey. brown Sizes 10 70 6.
S2s99 TvoPsee Suit Dresses $40 Wool Jersey blouse
t~eed skirt Grey blue Sizes 10 70 6
S3999 Spos Suits S25. Two classic GOSH
trimmed match slim Grey Sizes
10 10 i6
sloss s"d s4SS Skins. S. Wool 10 le
Brown, mouVe, vine
sI4Ss woo SKINS S. FIonnes t~esas slim blue bro~n.
green enber Sizes 10 70 10.
sl7ss $3.50 szzss skis $Ii. Full oroe pods
Dfssy oftete skirts fire sheer skr Wool felt ssi
dresy skif,s Blue. block. gold Sizes 10 70 le
SIS esd 1882 Al WsosheV cessr SIT. Cotton
tweed with matching hofs NoIroi block nsf red.
S1ss. 70 le
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ChiIdren's Shops-FoIIs Church,
ShirIinqton, Silver Spring Conn. A

Todd s2ss TO $500 Dresses siSs 70 ssss. Cotton pose
srIpeJ pod end t~o-tone combnotions Sizes and g.
niant Boys and Girls S4o9 Sl69o Boote Ape
PronoEomos, $40 90 and Sl299. Washable nylons
PreWoeT and fodder Boys Girls $l9oS S35 Winter coot
Sets S699 70 SIS Three piece wool Botany onne suede
t~eeds ond novelties Also woshoble loneos Orons
Velveteens IL and l6 months fodder sizes z, 3, A.
fodder SloS9 Sl6o9 Snowsu $500 $l299 Boys and
Girls snowsuts with motchnp helmets
Todders Sl499 70 $3.50 Snowsu Sl0o9 TO 1859 Boys ond
girls sno~us with matching bonnets Forous
make wohobe nyon styles we'll cotton Byrd cloth and popn
wory n,erned Mony styles choose from Sizes and 5s
fodder Girls S2ss $500 Hsts 81 80 end $7Ss Wool iel
and cotton sehe'eens ossorted dark shodes
chden S499 S7s9 Robes S3.s9 $500 Cotton quilted
printed busters broken styles and broken sizes 10 a.
S4ss $loss Cotton Dresses $3ss 70 $500 Pod solids ond
prints Sizes 70 6x.
Glib. $3.50 10 $3.50 Winter coo.. s1s 10 szAes Feeess and
t~eeds 70 Ok.
% and BOYS SiSss 10 S2S saovsui SI4ss end Slsss Solid
~oshoole s7owsufs with hats Sizes 10 6s
Boys Sz1es and S15 Winter coos, Si7.S9 end $500. Wool
tweeds with region sleeves. Sizes 70 u
6u s7o9 snd $500 Winter Hoss. Slss end SzSs Fets ond
6 ss7SS ssssS wn,e, coo,s SIS and s1sss r~eed
Neeces r 2 "a
SIS end s7.os Cotton Dresses $500 snd S499 Prints ond
p9ds r 5os shodes coed for school Sizes 7 10 u.
1899 Wool Skirts s499 rweeds 70 ~ ord sub-teen
s 10
1850 s1Ss coro" Bouss. sIes sho-sseved sods
shecks Sizes 70 II
ss9S 70 sisSs sSbssa csrsa Dresses, s7ss Prints
s ia
ssbTss. ei slsss 10 s4s css,. SIS. Tweed. ord
feeces Sizes 70 i4
Toy, Reduced. ., srriostoo ord Silver soons.
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Juniors and Teens;
Gother on the 4th floor !

deb Shop
Juniors sI49s $3.50 Dresses slo one-piece roon bosc
lace sleeveless Orion fleece sheath and few short velvet
Juniors $22ss $3.50 Dresses SIS brightly cooed
wool with fokeur holfbet Postel wool jersey with full skirt
Silk folIe bosc
Szooo $3.50 Dresses $40 jersey bIouon stripe
Wool Jersey sheoth with bok pone woo and
Glen pods onepiece broode with boero ockets
net and net and loce Sizes to II.
Junior Budget Shop
5000 $l40o Dresses $7o5 Onepiece wool jumper sheoth
Onepiece with white collar One-pece button
front Glen Pod Sheath Also cotton shoe
bark.
Junior Separates Shop
$3.50 and Bouses $4 Acnon and orion ond combine
tons bosc styles White black beige. red pink gold Sizes
80 to 36
$3.50 and s7ee Skirts. ST. Wool tweeds and onnels in slim ond
oored styles Dork eoIors Sizes TO s.
S499 $799 Sweote 81. Orion pul-ove and codoons and
wool puove with neene Black buebe red Sizes "a to 40
IS 80 Blend Sweeters S499 Lobs WOOL fibre nyon
ful-oshioned short-seeved puoVers.
$3.50 Matching Fur Blend codsons $699 Choose from oreen
blue and comel Sizes "a to 40.
Teen Shop
$4soo ond SIS cooi $s6 Wool tweed pushes hinehlos and
cashmere blends mium wool neninos Nude red bue
block and grey Sizes to IS.
Teens $z9Ss Leather Jseks $2o copens with beed tob sides
Broken sizes and coos
Teens SIS and Roineoos $I6 Pod and solids with
matching hots Some mun lined Broken sizes ond colors
Teens SIS and $3.50 Dresses SIS Woo ond oce Com
binoons dressy ond tcoed styles Block and eoors Sizes
Teens $I7ss and $3.50 Dresses $. Wool Jerseys ond weed
royons and and t~opeee Styles Vivid and dor
coiors. Sizes 7 to IS.
Teens $3.50 TO $3s Knit Dresses SIS. wool ehen
and wool ehrho styles Beige pink and winter
white Sizes 9 to IS.
Evening star., 1956-12-25
Robes and Brunch Coots

SI499 Fs-Lsssfh oyssS Rebes So 55 sse pretty oon
quilted robes with contrasting rin9t Fitted
border of cold ure btod Rose only szss IA ord rs
SSe9 cssss 81 100 a ese sor tired
less brych s ard button frott Full tts ard
styles Write ard printed potes ssokeo 10 70 ~
7s-sSss $3.50 Wssp-sad-s csssoss Drnis pest sses
coffon esoS ~ bscysekss ord o9
robes Sizes 10 70 ls iez 70 ~ a. ord yne reon. sss -
Evening star., 1956-12-25
Budget Sports Shop

$3.50 and $500 BIosss 81 $l Non docror COTTON ord
docron and blends Solids pcds prints Short oq ard
roup sleeves with jewel neeknes Peter Pan ond convertible
Sizes 32 to &c.
$500 Soss sks 81 So. Slim cssoted tweedi and
onnek. Also cotton corduroy Red ond blue Sizes 10 70 Is
S3se $7Ss Swoesss 81 S.. Novs sod coors
ossoed stripes IN orion WOOL pucves ard eotdoon full
foshioned Sizes "a 10 40.
Evening star., 1956-12-25
20 Women.s s2e.e SO Dresses. $40

~ WomenS ~Z7.51 OIeSSeSs ~ZV
crepe tops plum Silk foie in blue
block Broken SKIES
50 Womens S45 to S6o9o Dresses, S35 TO S4S
Wool with in blue brown Desy
Also dessy sons with beod trims and
block. blue brown. Broken sizes
Sis to S235 Suits and Costumes, sos to $3.50
and with self and jewel buttons in
brown. blue, ond green Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1956-12-25
Foundations, GirdIes

sizso 10 $3.50 FossSssns s5.95 ss.ss Nyoo shee
cotton net ond oses Not oil every ssye
SS9S SIS GirdIss Ponsy erdss Sz9S Ssos Nyo
royon ord los'ss Many one-ofo-knd An from regular ok
SzS5 IS Bss for 81 end 81. Some si,opess sore
srops. Cotton ono nyion Broken
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Furs Reduced! /!

,-Soon N.,.,.I povs ps,ssI AAnk Stole e------ $75o
i-Sono N.su,.i s;vs, elue Aiuk Stole ------- S75o
i-SSoo Ms..,.i shsa,sd Reove, Coat size IL S4oo
i-S30o Nc,u,.i shee,sd Beaver Jacket size $500
i-SSoo T;.Is.d sLs",eA Rseoor coos size IA $500
3S3ss nv.S No,,hsrr BeeL u,os coots sizes a.
7-$iIs Dvsd Mu.L,., ceee. .--------------$ $85
i-Siio DveS M.,L,s, cene --------------- $S5
7-Siis pysS sou;,eI cooe Stole, le,------.------$sS $sS
3Siis Dved Mou,en Proeeed Lamb Goats sizes H. SeS
l-SIio Dyed Mousen PFoesssed Lamb Coos, size 10 SS5
country Of orisn Of imported furs
All prices plus Federal tax
Jersifs fur salon-P only-TnHd
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Accessories Reduced

81 Je for $Coored beods coored and simulated
peorIs necklaces bracelets eornos Group Of key rings
popular makes.
81 Jewel $lToored cood ond decent beods colored
stones Necklaces brocees earrings
81 $40 Jewe 81 S5Toored meo and eolored stones in
neckloces broceet eorinos.
Prices plus Federal tox
Wonaens Mems 59e 81 HendksFeh 39e 10 59eSohty
soled Plain prints and broken initioIs
Groups Of BIousettes at big savings!
$799 Hooded Jersey Bousss, buton-fon closing SS99
$500 blousettes 9p.vV
Non and wool jersey oil cottons white block, beige,
pink and prints Assorted styles. Broken sizes.
$3.50 TO S. Gloves, $3.50
Luxury fobe gloves In block beige white some high shodes
Sl295 Hondbogs, $8.95
Just 30 Of these boos soft eoer with single hondes Obono
shope with inside upper pocket Block and ton
Evening star., 1956-12-25
With many groups
at oil JelIeff branch
Stores!
Fifth Floor Dress Shops

Budget Shop
$loss $i7eo Dresses $7os one-pece royon cpes and
docron and cotton blends with okets Dressy
tailored dresses brond Broken coors Il
to l8 and l4h to 24h.
$17.s9 SIS Dresses $40. One coons
beqd oyon and Full ond sheath skirts brond in
group Sizes 10 to 20 and ~ TO 22M
Choose from navy block red brown blue green grey prints
stripes checks. All moy be
Cotton Shop
$15 Dresses $2 Wool Jersey tweed dresses grey
10 to ls
1899 and zzss Dresses $o Cotton and silk style Orion
ond wool cosuo Royons striped jocket Docron
blends with long sleeves Some Sizes 10 49,
$l299 Dresses S. coot dress royon with tottno Sissy
wos with peoted skirt Teol block Sizes 10 to is group
Sports Dresses)
$zsS9 $49so TwOpieee Kn $2 $35 Choose from block
beige white. noVy. Sizes 10 to l8
SIS Wool Jersey Dresses SIS Sheath bIouson
iocket Block and royo. Sizes 10 to l6.
$3.50 Brushed Royon Sheath, $iz back
coIor blue Sizes 10 to l6
$l49S Wool Jersey Dresses $8 In block mink blue Sizes 10 g.
Evening star., 1956-12-25
l25 Women's s29ee to s3e.eo Dresses, sIS

Drey dresses in oyons de soes toffeto loces and
toffeto and oe combinations in block peocock red and blue
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