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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
FIELDCREST ROYAL VELVET BA

FieIdcrest "Royol Velvet" is of supe-
rior, combed cotton and woven into
luxurious, absorbent terry.
LEAF FANTASY
Absorbent cotton terry with the fresh
ness Of color in soft Leaf print.
White towel with IIoc and aqua or
pink and green.
regularly Sale
2A-both towel, 24x46" l.e9 100
2B-hond towel, 1928" 100 SOC
2C-wosh cloth, l2xl2" 45c soc
2D-terry tub mot, 800 3.39
22x34"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
ROYAL VELVET STRIPE

Thick, luxurious terry in ice pink, mint
green, lemon, turquoise, coroI, mocha
=. each striped with white.
regularly Sale
2E-both towel, 27x52" 800 2.99
2F-hond towel, 1922" l.89 1.59
2G-wosh cloth, l3xl3" Csc $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04
Speculation Sees End
To Parker Lynch Case

PoPLARvILLE, Miss. Nov
"a (AP).-The lynching last
April of Mack Charles Parker
apparently will go unsolved ir
the current Pearl River County
grand jury investigation.
Speculation and street cor
ner talk in this small South
eastern Mississippi farming
community indicates the grand
jury did not consider the
lynching, did not read the
FBI's 378-page report of Its
investigation and will not re-
turn any indictments in the
grand jury report to Circuit
Court.
Federal action still could be
taken in the lynching of the
28-year-old Negro truckdriver
as a result of the month-long
FBI investigation. But no in
dication of Federal interven-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04
Motorbout Upset;
8 Airmen Drown

SOUTHWEST HARBOR, Me.
Nov. 4 (AP).-Three airmer
drowned yesterday when Their
cupboard motorboat capsized ir
choppy Blue Hill Bay.
A fourth. cold and numb
chung to the overturned craft
for four hours until stir winds
and an incoming tide pushed il
ashore.
The victims were identified
by spokesmep at Dow Air Force
Base, Bangor. as: ARC Bertram
Butler, %, of Seal Cove, Me-;
A/2C Paul C. Benner, %, son
of Mrs. Marion A. Benner OF
Miftiintown, Pa, and A/2C
Charles E. King, 10, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James King, Childers-
berg, Ala.
The survivor is A/2C Ray
mpnd W. Mohler. 81, of Bruins
wick. Me-, all were stationed at
Charleston Air Force Station,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04
Ludy PomeIo to Wed
Interior Decorator

LONDON. Nov. 4 (AP).-
Lady Pamela Mountbatten. 80,
daughter of Earl and Lady
Mountbatten, announced yes
terday she will wed one Of
Britain's top interior decora-
tors January Is.
He Is David Hicks. ~, whose
establishment is in London's
fashionable Mayfair. The slen-
der, fair-hairedi Lady Pamela
is heiress to a vast family for
tune. She long has been re-
garded as one of Britain's
most eligible unmarried young
women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04

ton in the case has been OBJ.
served.
The 18-member grand jury
recessed yesterday afternoon
after one and one-half days Of
investigation Of crime and con-
ditions in the county. No FBl
agents were subpoenaed.
The lynching took place two
days before Parker was sched-
uled to stand trial on charges
Of raping a 24-year-old white
expectant mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. june IL tAPl fusDAl -
Hogs, $500; active, IS to 50 hiRhei
on butchers. most advance on Weishtl
6iSher. most sdvanee on wsishts owe
400 lbs; little In receipts over 25t
lbs, and only few lots No. butchers
under go lbs. available: good shipping
demand; @-3 mixed grade l90-330-lo
mixed l-3. 19O-225 lbs. l7.0O-it Is
and several lots l-2 mixed grade 100
20 lbs. T25-l 80; few lots Is, theSI
weights also so; q 3O-head-lot ! :.
SiS lbs lbs SO; mixed STsas s-3 go
ESQ lbs. 1915 % IS; fev. sDal' 81 =
2sn-3l1 lbs, 15.OO-15.75; q deck 81
Jl6 lbs. 1928; mixed grade 3Ju-a -.
10; soys; IL i2.o9;i3 90; lev lots s7s;iiaC
Cattle, iJ.0oU: calves. 100: general
trade active except cows SLOW; slauRh-
ter steers and heifeTs IS to mostly 50
hisher' COWS steady TO IS lower: bulls
FRS and efedsr steady; a few loads
high choice 70 mostly prime l,ss5-
l,275-lb. steers, 81 1881 90; bulk high
choice and mixed choice and prime
steers Sag0-3l 60; most good to av-
loads mixed good and choice, a7.a5-
- 80: q load 950-lb. standard. $500:
loSd 81 choice 70 mostly prims J.
015-lb heifers. % 20; q load Of choice
and choice. IS .50-Ss.50 utility and
standard, Il .00-25 90; utility and com
mereial cows, l9.O0-22 90: Gamers
and cutters. II 0O-2O.0O: utility and
commercial balls. 23OO-25T5; sfew
choice vealers, 81 .OO-34. 90; standard
and good. '25.0Q-32 90; culls. down 10
10 90; few loads good and choice
725-SB5-lb. feeding steers, ~ 90 80 90 :
half load medium 650-lb stockers.
- 40.
Sheep. $500: active; spring lambs.
old-crop lambs and yeariinRS strong 10
so higher: slaughter ewes mostly
steady; good and choice SOL 0O-lb
spring slaugnter lambs, 24.5O-26. rs:
most choice, 25.75-2B.O0; utility spring
lambs. 80 00-24 90; a load OF good 100
ID. old-cIop shorn SLAUGHTER lambs, fall
shorn pelts. 70 80; most sood old-crop
lambs and yearlingE, mixed No. pelts.
lO0-lf0 lbs, Is. 0O-20 90: Gull and util-
ity, 10.00-17 SO: Gull to choice slaugh-
ter ewes, 4.00-6 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Peoples
Stock Meets
Good Demand

Public Offering Of i2i 900 new
common shares of Peoples Drug
Stores at SAT a share attracted
good demand today and moi
much was left by early after
noon today, dealers reported.
Price Of Peoples shares on
the New York Stock Exchange
held around the offering price
most Of the day. At that level
Peoples annual dividend rate OF
So a share represents a yield
OF around 4.3 per cent.
The current price is substan-
tally below recent prices Of as
high as $54 a share. but a de-
clines followed announcement
Of the offering. Shares are listed
on both the New York and
Philadelphia Baltimore Stock
Exchanges.
The company operates a
chain Of l78 retail drugstores,
more than half Of which are
in this area. 1t plans to open
36 new stores at a cost OF around
SIS million in 1859 and 1860.
Proceeds from the new shares
will be used for this expansion
Other members of the under
writing group include: John.
ston, Lemon g. Co.; Francis I
dupont & Co.,; Auchincloss
Parker & Redpath; Folger, No.
Ian. Fleming-W. B. Hibbs &
Co., and Goodbody g. Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Merger Opposed
By Montgomery
MutuuI Group

A group of shareholders Of
Montgomery Mutual Building
and Loan Association of Ken
sington. Md. is distributing
letters to other holders urging
opposition to a proposed merger
Of the association into the Citi-
zens Building and Loan Assoc
iation Of Silver Spring. Md.
The merger was approved BY
five Of seven directors attending
a recent special board meeting
and two other directors were
unable to attend because OF
illness, 1t is understood. Share
holders will vote at a special
meeting called for 8 pm. on
June 20 at the association
office in Kensington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Atlantic Research
Shares at Premium

Following a public offerine
Of 100000 common shares OF
Atlantic Research Corp. yester.
day. the stock was quoted TO-DAY
at a big premium over the
offering price Of SIS a share.
The shares were oversub-
scribed more than five times
and were quoted on the over.
the-counter market this after.
noon at $25 bid and $27 asked
Johnston, Lemon & Co., sole
underwriters, announced that
subscriptions were on an "allot.
ment basis"
Atlantic Research is a fast
growing research firm in sew.
eral "space-age" fields, includ.
ing solid propellant rockets
and electronics. Its headuuar.
ters are in Fairfax County, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

lily half Of these live In New
York City - an indication Of
what the stock market means
to my hometown's economy.
CALIFORNIA; Gain Greatest
But actually. the South Gen.
trail and South Atlantic regions
have shown the largest in
crease in shareholders in the
past three years. and Califor-
MAS gain Of 100000 stock
holders has been the greatest
Of all. Leading all cities in the
better than one In five - are
Berkeley, Hartford. Pasadena,
Rochester. st. Petersburg, Will
Fmington. There isn't an area,
a town, q city which is not now
profoundly affected by the
stock markets movements.
One out Of five got into
the stock market via a COM
pany's employee stock purchase
plan, and more than $4,000
through these plans. A whop-
ping 1885. 900 Of today's share
holders are members Of labor
unions.
Nothing like 1t has ever hap
pened anywhere. Wall Street ID
not only wooing Main Street
Wall Street and Main Street
are becoming one. And every
figure being released today al
ready has been topped.
Dramatized here is the extent
to which we have turned our
selves. quietly and bloodlessly
into the greatest middle-income
land the world ever has known
Among the most provocative
Of the findings is the fact that
the woman stakeholder far out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Kelly Named Advisor
OF American Security

William F. Kelly. Washing
ton lawyer and former director
of the recently consolidated
City Bank. has been elected
to the advisory board of the
branches of American Security
& Trust Co.
Directors Of American Sc
curity Corp. an affiliate Of the
trust company, elected William
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
National Union Declares
Semi-Annual Dividend

Directors of National Union
Insurance Co. have declared
the company'S 1880 semi
annual dividend Of Is cents a
share, reported j. Frank
hayden. secretary and acting
treasurer.
The dividend will be paid
June 80 to stockholders of
record. June Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Six Directors Elected
By Investment Firm

Six businessmen have been
added TO the board Of directors
of Allied Small Business In
vestment Corp. They include:
Curtis S. Steuart. president,
Steuart Petroleum Co.; James
McSherry. president. Lawyers
Title Co. of. Frederick County,
Md: Frank M. Ewing, presi-
dent, Ewing Lumber Co.; War
rem H. Tydings, director of
operations and control. the
Hecht Co.; Henry j. Kaufman,
proprietor of the advertising
agency bearing his name. and
Dwight r. Cooke, Washington
manager for Smith Corona
Marchant, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Capital Hotel Sales
Slightly Above 1853

Washington hotel sales in
May were 2 per cent above a
year ago and for five months
this year showed gain Of 3
per cent. according to a survey
of clients of Horwath g. Hor-
wath. accounting firm.
Room sales in May were up
2 per cent and for five months
were up 5 per cent. Restaurant
sales in the month also rose 2
per cent and were 2 per cent
higher in five months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
First National to Pay
Quarterly Dividend

Directors Of First National
Bank declared a quarterly divi-
dend Of 2 per cent or 81 a share
today. President John A. Reilly
announced.
The dividend will be paid
June 80 to stockholders Of rec
ord at the close June 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
!. ROXY Il BUSINESS:
D.. Associations Set
New Records May
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Riaaarial Edtfnr

Assets of % member associations Of the District Savings
and Loan League reached peak Of ST. May
81 jump 1877 cent from 1851 year ago reported
Julius A. Maedel. league president today
The high also well ahead of 81 o85 7945O3 Just
month earlier April 80.
Investment savings amounted SIS on May 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Special Dividend Voted
By Bank Of Commerce

Directors of the Bank of
Commerce have declared a
special dividend of 81 a share
In addition to a regular
quarterly Of $3.50 a share,
President Thomas j. Groom
announced.
Both dividends will be paid
June 30 to stockholders of
record June 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

Of the new bank call, a gain OF
1875 per cent from $l8.427.74s
on the like date last year, 1t was
announced by President War
rem H. Lasher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
One Of Every Eight Owns Stocks!
DY SYLVIA PORTER

For the first time In world
history the financial peace Of
mind Of a nations millions Of
average folks is directly and
inextricably bound up with the
fluctuations Of It's stock mar
ket.
This nation Is our own.
This Is q basic meaning Of
today's startling disclosure by
the New York Stock Exchange
that the number of individual
stockholders in our nation has
now scared to l2.490.000 - q
towering IS per cent more than
the total Of stockholders as re-
Gently as 1856. almost double
our ,hareowning population as
recently as 1852.
Reported across the nation
To-day are the results Of the
Stock Exchanges new census
Of stockholders. And the figures
warrant every emphasis they
get. Consider:
Today one out Of every eight
American adults own stock in
a public corporation against
one out Of every IL three years
ago, one out of 16 only seven
years ago. Recently the num-
Der Of shareowners has been
rising at an unprecedented rate
of more than / million q year.
Almost half Of all stockholders
today are In the $5.000-$10. 900
bracket. The average stock
holder has a household income
of $1,000. Women shareholders
outnumber men 52.5 to ATS per
cent. Housewives who own
stocks total 4 million: are the
largest single group in the stock
market.
Indirect Ownership Also
What's more, these census
figures do not take into con-
sideration the ITO millio n
Americans who indirectly own
stocks through their savings
in pension funds. insurance
companies, other financial in
Stitutions which have invest
ments in stocks. They do not
cover at least another IA
million who own stock in pri-
lvate corporations only.
Also, almost every share
holder has wife or a husband
or a child, etc. almost as in
timately involved as the direct
owner Of the stock. II the
prices Of the stocks 60 up tthe
estimate is that on average, the
shareowners hold 3.5 different
stock issues, these tens of mill
lions feel richer, even II their
profit is only on paper.
This is so because in the IS
TO "a age bracket, one Of every
six Americans is a shareowner.
Our senior citizens are expand
ling in numbers at an exploding
pace, are becoming increasing
| " powerful.
This Is so because stockown-
ership no longer is concen-
ltrated in the Northeast. New
York State still leads with L.
$4,000 sharecwners and near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
OVER COUNTER

WaShinston listings on over-the-
counter markets furnished by the Ma
tiona Association Of Securities Dealers
as OF l pm. Wednesday, June II:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Sale Of Transit Stock
FattenS Trans Caribbean
Bank Of Silver Spring
Reports Big Gains

Deposits Of the Bank Of Sill
yer Spring reached a new high
OF S21 ,484, 536 on June 10, date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

B. Burnell as assistant treas
urer of that corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

compared With SS20, 9Ol ,47y a
year earlier, a gain of $l09, 03l,-
,l76. They also compared with
1928, 0S2, AGA a month earlier.
Real estate loans totaled
$3.50. 448,87l. compared with
$3.50. SAT, 694 a month earlier
sand 1928, 092.178 a year earlier.
May loan settlements main
,tained the high level reached
In April with SATISFIES dis
.tributed for construction loans.
purchase Of properties and re-
financing. In May last year,
settlements totaled s22.S36.949
The associations had 47l,504
Investing and borrowing men,
-bers at the end Of May. a gain
of 38,5l2 from a year earlier
sand also a new record.
VEPCO Earnings Remain
Well Above Year Ago
Earnings of Virginia Electric
.& Power Co. were "A per cent
above d year ago In May while
revenues were up 6.8 per cent.
President A. H. Mcdowell, jr.,
reported today.
; May net income was S2.l48.-
600 or 1875 cents a common
share. compared with $2.058, 900
or 1923 cents a share in May
last year. Revenues amounted
to $11.683.000 VS.. $l0,937, 900 a
year earlier.
Net for IL months ended May
81 was $26,6l3,000 or $1.68 a
common share. compared with
$25,67l 900 or $l.61 a year ear
lier. Revenues totaled $l43,603,-
600 VS., $l34.4S9.0o
Sale Of Transit Stock
FattenS Trans Caribbean
Sale of $4,000 shares of
Class A common stock of D. c
Transit System. Delaware, by
Trans Caribbean Anyways to its
own stockholders and employees
has made big difference in the
balance sheet Of the parent
firm, reported o. Roy Chalk,
president of both firms. today.
The consolidated balance
sheet for Trans Caribbean on
june showed net worth just
about doubled since the end of
1858. Mr.. Chalk said in a mem
orandum to Trans Caribbean
stockholders. He gave no figures.
Rank nj cilvar Cnp;nw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. June Il (AP).-Por-
slsn exchange rates tGreat Britain
In dollars. others IN cents ana deci.
mails Of a cent?:
Canada In N, Y.
(freel lO4 2fs7 io4Is=k
, 1959-10-23
sEc'Y. MITCHELL
Virgin Islands.

RAAS A1l 4o4d1lOos
Formal notice of the COM
mittee appointments and rules
Of procedure was published in
the Federal Register on Octo-
Der II, 1859. Copies Of the no
tice, also regulations part So
governing the operations Of
industry committees, and an
economic report on Virgin Is
lands industries, may be OBJ
tanned from the u. S. Depart
ment Of Labor, Wage and Hour
Division, in Washington, Dc,
or P. o. Box 4631, San Juan
90, Puerto Rico.
Persons who want to appear
at either of these hearings
should file pre-hearing state
ments with the Territorial Di-
rector Of the Division at the
San Juan, Puerto Rico Office.
These statements, with eleven
copies, should be filed not
later than November s, 1859.
One copy must also be filed
with the Administrator, Wage
and Hour Division, Y. S. De-
partment Of Labor, Washing
ton 25, DC.
, 1959-10-23
LUTHERAN


Japan where the typhoon
killed several thousand people,
and hurricane damages IN the
States, we can count ourselves
as lucky being spared from the
damaging hurricanes SO far.
Yet this doesn't mean that
from now we are safe, he said.
There is no better way to
meet the catastrophies 81 ma
ture as to be prepared spiritu-
ally, giving praise and honor
to God, who still reigns in
spite Of the missiles, moon
shots and outbursts Of the
forces Of nature. Thankfulness
Of q believer towards God is
what counts" he concluded
An invitation is extended ia
the public.
, 1959-10-23
ST. cRoIx

Sugar Cane Industries, Inc.
179,573.5 wine gallons. The to-
tai represents an increase Of
139,783.5 vine gallons more
than the previous fiscal period
and indicates a substantial in
crease in Federal Internal Rev
enue available to the treasury
Of the Virgin Islands.
, 1959-10-23
SUNDAY N MONDAY
TUESDAY
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WOMAN OBSESSED"

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Susan Hayward, Stephen Boyd !,
and Barbara Nichols
academy Award winning Susan
Hayward magnificent again as the
woman sobsessed a love as
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sprung a hate as fierce as a
snail boys nightmare.
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-10-23
IT'S NO SECRET!

You get quality goods at reasonable prices at TREASURE
HOUSE because the owner spent forty years with Dan River
Mills. He knows textiles He has known his suppliers person
ally for a lifetime. They ship him at the same prices they
TREASURE HOUSE Christiansted
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13
First Baby Born in New
Geanyga Hospital Is
Showered with Gifts

James Robert Rose receiv-
ed the most widespread well
come on his arrival in this
world OF any baby ever in
Geauga county. Besides his
mon and dad and his five
brothers and sisters and
other relatives. James was
welcomed by almost two
score merchants in the Ge-
auga area because Jim was
the first baby born in t h e
new Geauga Community hos
pital.
For example in Chardon
welcome Wagon hostess, Ann
DeMuth, presented him with:
a Cosco jumper from Burr
and Smith Furniture:
a rocking horse from Carl
sons hardware;
five dollars worth of mer-
chandise from Chardon Oil;
five dollars worth of mer-
chandise or service from
Farinacci Buick;
a baby blanket from Mary
Hamm's Tot t. Teen shop;
a case of baby food from
Bob Neill's Central store;
a cutlery set from Land =
mark Town and Country
Center;
baby bunting from Rick :
ards bakery;
Johnson and Johnson baby
needs from Ross and Crom-
well Rexall drug stores.
Chesterland
For Chester merchants
Welcome Wagon Hostess Es-
ther Buchan, sent gifts from
the following:
Bloom Brothers Supply;
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13

a bouquet of flowers from
Colonial Floral Shop:
a five dollar savings a c :
count from the First Nation
al Bank of Button;
a tree from Klyn's Card
en- Center;
two quarts of milk every
other day for a month from
Moss Farm Dairy;
a case of baby milk from
McCreas CChesterland Phar-
macy;(
twenty five dollars from
Mullen's IGA Foodliner:
five dollars worth Of gas
from Paullin Brothers Soho
Service;
a baby blanket from Ray
mond'S Dry Goods.
Huntsburg
Merchants in Huntsburg
Middlefield and Burton sent
their gifts through Welcome
Wagon hostess Eleanor Oliv-
er as follows:
a sterilizer from Burton
Drug.
a blanket and diaper set
from Burton Dry Goods;
a five dollar savings &C.
count from @. H. and K. H.
Mumaw Lumber of Middle
field;
a gallon of paint from UNITS
burg Supply;
a baby travel kit from
Middlefield drug;
five dollars worth of mer-
chandise or service from
Moore Ford Sales.
bath needs from the Pru-
Dental Insurance company;
a car bottle warmer from
the Western Auto store in
Middlefield.
Chagrin Falls Joined in the
welcome with gifts from eight
merchants through Welcome
Wagon Hostess Reeva Lad =
err.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13

There are many, many more good buys in the
NOMEN'S DEPARTMENT you shouldn't miss!
Womens First Quality
NYLON HOSE
Regular 100 pair
pair 1.99
Pink Haze Sun Dream Souffle
Girls and Sub Teens
BATHING SUITS
Sizes to 14-Values to 7.98
Now 2.99 and 3.99
GIRLS DRESSES
Values to 5.98-Size 1 to Ok, to IA
now 1.99
SLEEVELESS BLOUsEs
l to 6x to Ia
eac and LAG 99c and 1.99
PAJAMAS
1859 to 4.49 values-sizes 2 to Ia
Now 99c and 1.99
CAPRIS AND PEDAL PUSHERs
Sizes to IA
99c and 1.99
SHORTS
Broken sizes in z to IA range
99c each
SHORTS
Sizes 2 to Ok to IA
29c to I19 Now 1.99
CAPRIS
Sizes l to Ok
Now 99c and 1.59
INFANTS BoNNETs
1893 value
now 99c
TODDLER and INFANTS OyERALLS
1893 values
Now at 1.29
TODDLER AND INFANTS SETS
Now 259
TODDLER AND INFANT COyERALLS
1.29 and 1.59
INFANT t SHIRTS
months to 8
CSC each
Another Buffalo Gap Special
Mems
FOUR-IN-HAND TIES ONLY
Ties at regular price of 1.50 or $50 plus one
Buffalo Nickle gets you ties
Mems
SUMMER SPORT COATS
Most are white-Just about full size selection
Regular 1896 to $3.50
Now 900 and 1900
Get your white for night or daytime wear
Now it the time!
Mems
IOOL SUMMER SLAChS
in light weight Dacron blends, silk, cotton
and responsibilities to 8.95, Sizes 80 to 46
Now 1.99 as is
A few Mems cotton
IVY SUMNER WASH SLACKS
Regular 5.95
Now 99c
Mems Cotton Cord and Irridescent
POLISHED COTTON WASH STACKS
Broken size range - 5.98 values
Now 3.99
These trousers are cuffed
Mems Better all wool and wool-Dacron blend
DRESS SLACKS
Cabs, Tweeds ,Sharkskin, Worsteds
Values of S.95 to 1896, sizes 80 to so
Get yours now at this price 5.99
Mems
SUMMER SHORTIE PAJAMAS
In cool, easy to care for plisse batiste and
linen weaves, sizes A, B, c, D, values to 1896
Get yours for next summer 99c each
Mems
SUMMER SUITS
groups-19.SS, 22.SS, 2S.S8
Values to 1880