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Evening star., 1961-09-19

"the kings disease" Sounds
fascinating. What is (or was)
it?
A. The kings disease" or
kings evil" is scrofula, a
tubercular infection of the
Emphatic glands usually
causing swelling Of the neck.
1t was very common. especially
in young people, during the
Middle Ages and later. First
known in Middle Latin as
Regius Morbus, it derived the
name kings evil" from the
widespread belief that a touch
from the royal hand would
cure it.
From the time of Henry the
Evening star., 1961-09-19
BY Creiq FlesseI

@. Where did Canada" get
its name?
A. According to best au-
thority, the word Canada
was originally a word in the
Huron Iroquois language
meaning "a collection oi
lodges" Thus the first can
ada" was an Indian village.
Evening star., 1961-09-19
Lucky Discovery
PeeIs Off Corns
like PeeIing Onions"
BY Dick Brooks
BY Wall Kelly

WHILE experimenting with O for
muIo for removing skin blemishes, O
research phormocist stumbled on O
cream thot hos a nostonishing effect
NOT on the face, but on the feet!
Doctors find this stronse cream
socks through the thick skin Of q
corn or eoIlus and stops pain. Then
the corn or euIlus sroduuIIy Ioosens
and peels off. Gently, safely, pain
IessIy, Completely.
This remarkable cream is now avail
obIe in o foot-hoppy" AcNoID-LA-
PoDo bargain package for only 7ec.
You'll never remember the name, so
teor out this I'D TO remind you xhut
TO ask for!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07

26. The Lord bless thee, and
keep thee: the Lord make his
face shine upon thee, and be
gracious unto thee: the Lord
lift up his countenance upon
thee, and give thee peace.
Sunday school for children
under twenty, and nursery
for small children.
Wednesday, at 800 p. m.
a testimony meeting.
The Free public reading
room is open, Monday and
Friday, 1900 400 pm. and
Thursday, 7::30- 900 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
Cherl Buck
Honored on
Ist Birthday

MONTVILLE - Chery1 Ann
Buck, year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Buck of Mont
vile, was honored with a birthday
party at the home of her aunt
and uncle, Mrs. and Mrs. Frank
Pallat.
Guests, beside Cheryls father
and mother, included Mr.. and
Mrs. Walt Wienak, Rose, Kathy
and Wally Wienak, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Pallat, Paul Wienak, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Bates.
Cheryl enjoyed the birthday
cake made by her mother and
received many lovely gifts. The
evening was spent enjoying the
music of Mr.. Frank Pallat and
Mr.. Tom Bates.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
Saddle Pals Meet
at Spear Home

The Saddle Pals All Club met
on Nov. % at the home of Shirley
Spear on Chardon Madison Rd.,
according to Reporter Laurel
Stone.
The secretary handed out
awards and certificates for the
completion of projects during the
past year.
A Christmas party was discuss
ed. This will be a luncheon on
Dec. 27, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J.. Thayer. An exchange
of gifts will be held.
Punch and cookies were served.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
Ianet Sulc Heads
Chardon Tri>Hi>Y

Officers OF Tri-Hi-Y for 1861
so were installed at a candle
light service on November
%. The new officers are:
President, Janet Sulc; Vice
President, Joyce Johnson;
Secretary, Polly zepp; Trea-
surer, Mary Sue Pope; and
Chaplain, Joy Hail. Follow
ing the induction of officers
the. Tlwenty-third Psalm was
read and refreshments were
served.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
Andrea Carson
in Greek Play

GETTYSBURG, Pa. - Andrea
Carson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William l.. Carson, 100 Car
son Dr., Chardon, has been named
to the cast of "The Trojan Wom-
en- by Euripides to be present
ed Dec. 2 and 3 by Eta Sigma
Phi, national classics honorary
society of Gettysburg College.
Mrs. Carson plays one of the
women of Troy in the production.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
needs
this
book
to heal him

You can find your way back to
health if you will prayerfully
follow the instructions con-
tanned in Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy. In this great
book you will find a full ex-
PLANTATION of the method of
Christian Science healing.
Christian Science holds un-
waveringly to the truth in the
first chapter of Genesis that
God saw every thing that He
had made, and, behold, it was
very good" Thus Christian
Science restores the invalid to
health.
Science and Health may be
read or examined, together with
the Bible, at any Christian
Science Reading Room. Or it
may be purchased at So.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
Roy Emerson
Talk to Kiwanis

Roy Emerson, county agent in
charge of All work and a group
of All members will present the
program at Kiwanis tonight
Thursday.
Austin Hayden, chairman of the
boys and girls committee has ar
ranged the program. 1t will be
a ladies' night party for the club.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07

Whitehead retired Aug. 1 after
more than Al years in the active
scouting profession. He has been
active in various boys groups
and has served as Deputy Re-
gional Executive since 1886.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
Scout Executive TO Talk
at Chardon Bank Banquet

the Chardon Savings Bank Co. on
Dec. 13 in Painesville.
Over 300 officers, directors, en-
ployes and stockholders and
their families will attend the par
ty at Hellriegel's Inn.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07

Perle l.. Whitehead, Deputy Re-
gional Executive, Region Four of
the Boy Scouts of America the
last 25 years, will speak at the
eighth annual Christmas party of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
Bowling Scores
THURSDAY NIGHT WOMEN's

THURSDAY NIGHT WOMEN'S
Team Standings w L
Mcbride Bros. Inc. 3212 151s
Plank Road Tavern 80 Is
Chapman Shoes 26 %
Chardon Rubber 8 2412 1872
r. w. Sidley Inc. "a "a
B & V Recreation 2212 2512
Wedge Floor Covering 2212 2512
Albee Homes 10 38
Team High Series
Mcbride Bros. Inc. 1867
Plank Road Tavern 1943
Team High Single Game
Mcbride Bros. Inc. no
Plank Road Tavern 692
Individual High Series
Marge Ernyie 483
Jean Markusic 460
Individual High Single Game
Marge Ernyie III
Jean Markusic TT
Other High Single Games
Q59 or better)
Emily Walensa 166
June Halfhill 159
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
Il & v WEDNESDAY
TENPINETTES

TENPINETTES
Team Standings w L
Chardon Rubber 2 34l2 1712
Geauga Broadcasting "a 18
Paul Robson & Co. 80 20
Woolworth'S 27 IS
Hi Life 26 26
Bostwick's 2512 2612
Farinacci Trucking 25 27
Geauga National Bank % 30
A & M Mold 10 33
Finch Cleaners Is 81
Team High Series
Chardon Rubber Co. 2 1859
Paul Robson & Co: 1853
Team High Single Game
Chardon Rubber 2 697
BostWick'S 697
Individual High Series
Thelma Bruce 496
Joyce Topovich 480
Individual High Single Game
Phyllis Koston 1879
Thelma Bruce 1873
Other High Single Games
Q59 or better)
Joyce Topovich 176
Lou Corrigan 164
Ruth Burnett 160
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
CHURCH In,EWS

First Congregational Church
East ClaridOn
Saturday, Dec. 9, Golden
r u | e Fellowship Christmas
party at TOO for a pot luck
dinner, Christmas carols and
a Christmas reading. Mem
iberS and their guests are ask
ed to bring a 25 cent gift.
Sunday, Dec. 10 - 1000 a.
m. Church school.
HOO am. - Morning Wor-
ship, Universal Bible Sund-
day. Sermon: Coming of
Christ Way Of Commitment
TOO pm. - Senior Pilgrim
Fellowship will go to Fairport
for a Pilgrim Fellowship
meeting.
Wednesday, Dec. 13. - 800
Couples Club study group at
the Parsonage.
Thursday, Dec. IA. - Choir
practice the Senior choir
needs members of the Christ
mas Eve. service.
Christian Science Society
101 Daniels Drive
Sunday services, Dec. 10, at
100 am. the subject will be
God The PreSerVer of Man.
Golden Text: Number 6:24
, 1961-04-11
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
ate. will be received at the
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division D t
Procurement, Ghristiansted
St. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
100 An April I (, 1881
Cement, Portland
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified BY the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, US. Virgin
$3.50
Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner pf Property
and Procurement
Alphonso Romney
District Supervisor
Geld
, 1961-04-11

cause his wife was sick. The
Judge gave him the choice
Of leaving and if he does
not return within FIVE years
he will not be required to
serve any time.
, 1961-04-11
TEN FOR
SAFE DRIVING

/. Thou shalt reduce thy speed
to meet the road conditions.
2. Thou shalt use care, caution,
and courtesy behind t h
wheel.
5. Thou shalt obey the traffic
laws and regulations, for they
are thy staff and defense.
4 Thaesa shalt be alert at the
wheel and take frequent rest
periods on long trips.
5. Thou shalt never pass on a
hill, rounding a curve, or at
a busy intersection.
s. Thou shalt signal correctly
and dim thy lights.
Z. Thou shalt be alert to chain
reaction collisions.
5. Thou shalt not stop on the
Highway.
8. Thou shalt realizesit is a pri-
vilege to have a drivers Ii
cense and to keep it inviolate.
10. Thou shalt do these things
for sThou art thy Brothers
Keeper
Join the crusade for Safe Driving.
Keep this message LIVING By
sending a copy to three Of your
friends.
Safe Motoring from from
Business & Professional Women's
Fort Morgan, Colorado.
Contributed by the
Business & Professional W0menass
Club Of Christiansted
, 1961-04-11

JAMES
harm. The new charge
brought his total to AS days.
Gentry told Judge Moor
head that he wanted to re-
turn to the mainland be-
, 1961-04-11
Too

but someday il will fit. Life Insur-
ance wisely planned today viii
guarantee your Children's educa-
ton even if you should die IN the.
meantime.
, 1961-04-11

LEGISLATIVE RECORD
gin Islands cannot. and will not, tolerate this sort Of thing
Mr.. President, as you know, from a cable. that you
CIV today. the eyes Of Washington are on this Leglslanye
Body. It is incumbent upon you; it is incumbent upon the
oath Of office which you have taken as President OF the
Legislature Of the People of the Virgin Islands, to dc. one
of two things. See that this employee apologies publicly
to the Senators that he has insulted, or accept his reslgna-
ton. There can be no other course.
MR.. OTTLEY: Mr.. Chairman.
PRESIDENT: Senator Ottley.
Mr.. oTTLEY: Mr.. President, ! think that Senator
de Lugo wants to give us a laugh this afternoon. CT course,
he was serious when he was giving this speech; he wasn't
injecting any of his-you knoW-usual hlstrlonlcs.
But seriously. Mr.. Chairman, i don't see what has up
set the Honorable Gentleman. He goes far out Of line him
self. when he is speaking, not only over the radio, but IN
here, realizing, Of course, that what ne says m mere ne
cannot be held responsible for in any other tribunal. But
/ should like OF point this out, Mr.. Chairman. AS lar as l
know Mr.. Hill is not an employee Of the Legislature Ct the
Virgin Islands. I think he is a contractor. lie has signed q
contract, the same as | guess that Mr.. Mendez down tnefe
has signed a contract to do some work Tor the Legislature,
his relationship with the Legislature is just like another
contractor. If he was appointed, as Mr.. Corneiro, who
spends all his time-98R Of his time ne SPENDS dra1ung
speeches for you fellows, vilifying other people and we 90.
not get up and quarrel about it. If Mr.. Correiro comes up
here on the radio, and he attacks US; ne gets on the hos
trum and he attacks us; what do we care about that. lie
has his constitutional right to get up and talk.
And, it seems to me, Mr.. Chairman that what q con-
tractor for the Legislature does is no concern Of this Legs
lative Body. When the contract expires, II the Legislature
feels not to renew it, it is the Legislatures right. But we
should draw a line between the contractor and an en-
ployee. And / should reemphasize, Mr.. Chairman, that we
who are supposedly the majority, Mr.. Chairman, never
are aroused, as the gentleman on my lett IS over Ine
speech-writing because we know Corneiro's handyWorks.
We know that whenever you fellows make 2 speech
whether it is Corneiro speaking or not. We know It. And
We don't fuss about It. We know that whenever this paper
comes ont-the Democratic comes out-Kikos hand
work in on it. We don't call him to task. We don't get up
and say a word about it. It's all in the game. And say Mr.
Chairman, that / am surprised to hear the gentleman who
is always dishing it out get up and express concern ana
ind;onafon 81 ] little thing. / mean, which is just peanuts,
compared to what he's going to get in the next few months
and what he's going to give US in the next few months
rTborAsc NOTHING ia If.
, 1961-04-11


Wednesday
Warner Bros. presents
SIREN SONG"
Marie Blanchard,
Charles McGrawn
also
Warner Bros. presents
DANGEROUS YOUTH"
Frankly Vaughn, George Baker
Thursday & Friday
Transcontinental Pictures presents
"AT WAR WITH THE ARMY"
Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis
and Polly Bergen
Saturday
Warner Bros. presents
BORDER SHOWDOWN"
with Clint Walker
also
Warner Bros. presents
DISTANT DRUMS"
in Color
with Gary Cooper
Sun. : Mon. : Tues.
GOLIATH AND THE
BARBARIANS"
in.Color
Sleeves Reeves, Chelo Alfonso,
Bruce Cabot
TJb;c 80 fbo cforxy lnf fho foh1Yloiic
, 1961-04-11

Sleeves Reeves, Chelo Alfonso,
Bruce Cabot
This is the story of the fabulous
Giant of Giants.
Also latest worldwide News
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
School
Alumni Group
Reunion Due
On June 10th
Rev. Charles |. Carpen-
ter, Pastor Of Avenue
Church, Will Be Guest
Speaker; Dance Will
follow.

The Alumni Association of Mill
ford High School will hold its an
nual reunion Saturday evening,
June 10, 1861, $50 o'clock, at the
Lakeview Avenue High School
cafeteria
The Rev. Charles |. Carpenter,
pastor of the Avenue Methodist
Church, Milford. Delaware, and
former Chief of Chaplains, u. S.
Air Force, will be guest speaker
The dinner meeting will be high
lighted by recognition of the var
ious classes and their anniversar-
les. The class of 1911 will present
a special award in honor of their
50th anniversary and will later
have a 1911 class reunion at the
home of Mrs. Blanche Pierce. The
Alumni Association will also pre-
sent their award to a 1861 Mil
ford High School graduate.
Following the dinner meeting
activities the scene will shift to
the school gym where the Alumni
will dance to the rhythm of the
"Starlighters.
A large turnout is expected for
the gala and popular yearly affair.
News letters, ballots and ticket
requests have been mailed to the
Alumni
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
Legion Poppy
Sale Is Due
This Weekend
Mrs. John NJ. LOngboth-
am Of Milford, Is The
Chairman For The De-
partment Of Delaware.

"0ver Every Remembering
Heart A Poppy" will be the mess
age of the American Legion Aux
iliary 10 the people of Delaware
Friday and Saturday. May 26 and
27, when members of the Auxil-
iary and cooperating groups will
be on the streets with baskets OF
Memorial Poppies. asking every
one TO wear a Memorial Poppy in
honor of the nations war dead.
Poppy Day will be part of q
nationwide observance in which
millions of Americans are expect
ed to place poppies over their
hearts, in annual tribute to those
who died for America.
The little red memorial flowers
have been made for the Auxiliary
by disabled war veterans working
in hospitals and convalescent
workrooms. They are fashioned OF
crepe paper and wire in replica of
the wild poppies of France and
Belgium which grew in such pro-
fusion Between the crosses. row
on row" in the battle cemeteries
in those countries.
fcontinued IN mare eiewenl
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
Max Corder Wins
School Board Post

Max r. Corder of the Milford
Board OF Education was reelected
president of the Delaware School
Boards Association recently.
The association also reelected
Dr. r. w. Lawrence of the Will
mington Board of Public Educa-
tion as vice president. and Mrs.
Margaret 0'Neill of the Smyrna
board, treasurer.
A code of golden rules" to
guide school boards in hiring pol
icies received unanimous sup
port.
The resolution adopted is de-
signed to halt the pirating of tea
chers from one school district by
another and to generally upgrade
school board teacher recruitment
methods. DR.. l. Fletcher Walker
of the Alexis |. DUPONT School
Board, is chairman of the associ-
atoms resolutions committee.
The proposed code is to be
written by a joint committee of
the association and the Delaware
State Education Association.
A second resolution. also adopt
ed, would forbid school boards
from accepting teachers appli-
cation for employment after July
fcontinued ON page seven
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
Mobile Chest X-Ray
Program In Sussex

Community locations for the
1861 Mobile Chest X-ray Program
In Sussex County began in Bridge
vile on Friday. May 5. and have
continued at Sussex County loca-
tions during the month. The Del
aware State Board OF Health. in
cooperation with the Delaware
tuberculosis and Health Society,
provides this free service for any
one Is years of age and over.
Sussex Schedule Continued: Del
mar, Avenue Theater. Tuesday.
May 23. 1912 a. m. and Ia D. m,
Mrs. Charles Truitt. General Chair
man; Georgetown, Acme, Wednes-
day, May "a, 1912 a. m. and IA
p. m. Thursday. May 25. 1912 a.
m. and Ia p. M. Friday, May 26,
2-5 p. m. and 6-S p. m, Mr.. Paul
X. Reed, General Chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. William Stevenson,
as Hostess Chairman. Mrs. Sher-
man Hudson's Girl Scout Troop
handled posters.
Millsboro, Acme. Thursday. May
25, 1912 a. m. and IA D. m, Fri
day, May 26, 2-5 p. m. and 6-S p.
Continued on page eleven)
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
To
Station
AT Harrington
Milk Receiving Depot
Will Not Operate Next
Winter Area Farmers
Are Advised.

The Harrington receiving sta
tion, operated by Sealtest Foods
for nearly so years to receive milk
shipped in cans, will be closed next
winter. a company official told
area dairy farmers Wednesday
night in meeting in Firemen's
Hall. Harrington.
But farmers were assured of a
continuing market for their milk.
probably at somewhat higher
prices than they are now getting.
The company plans to ship the
milk to Camden. " j., where more
milk is used in fluid form than in
Philadelphia, present destination
of Harrington milk. The higher
fluid utilization in Camden results
in higher average prices for raw
milk.
The company's decision to close
the plant was explained by DR..
Roy F. Davenport, field service di-
rector of Sealtest. who described
the move as IAN operating efficien-
cy brought about by the fiercely
competitive nature of our industry
and our constant battle with in
creasing costs"
fcontinued m page tenl
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
State Ag. Board
Has Reorganized

Molloy C. Vaughn of Lewes has
been named secretary of the State
Board of Agriculture in reor.
ganization of the staff.
The reorganization followed ap-
pointment and confirmation oi
new members, putting the board
under Democratic control. The new
board consists of John G. Tar.
burton of Dover, president, who
replaced c. Fred Fifer, Wyoming
Earl L. Sheats, Middletown. who
succeeded Victor P. Kohl, Middle.
town; and Charles Mills, Reho-
both Beach, who replaced Robert
A. Short, Georgetown.
Mr.. Vaughn was appointed by
the new board to the S6,250-a-year
job of secretary, which had been
vacant. John L. Clough of Do
yer had been serving as acting
secretary.
In other job shifts accompany
ing the change in political com
plexion, ]. Harold Schabinger oi
FELTON, has been named to the
4,S00-a-year job of director OF
fcontinped or page severn
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
Chronicle VIII Close
For Memorial Day

The Office and work room en-
Dloyees of the Milford Chronicle
Publishing Company. publishers
of Delaware's Largest Weekly.
will enjoy the Memorial Day holi-
day next Tuesday, May 80. Both
office and plant will be closed all
day. opening the usual time on
Wednesday morning. May 81. They
will be open all day the preceding
day, Monday, May %.
The majority of the industrial
plants. banks and stores in Mill
ford will observe the same sched-
ule as outlined above.
All Milford Schools viii be clos
ed all day Tuesday. May so. in OBJ
servance of Memorial Day.
The various veteran organiza-
tions have completed plans for the
observance of Memorial Day. in
Guiding a parade to Memorial
Plaza Square and proper recog-
milton of those who gave their all
for their country
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
vi / | { or d S
June ID y S
Observance
Next Weekend
Stores Are Well Prepar-
ed For Mid Season
Sales Fete; Will Be
Closed On Tuesday,
Memorial Day.

A number of Milford merchants
have joined together under the
sponsorship of the Mercantile Di-
vision of the Milford Chamber of
Commerce to offer during June
Days, next Friday and Saturday
June and 3, some outstanding
values in fresh seasonal merchan-
disc.
The Days" are just in time for
you to make that purchase of a
wardrobe for the young gradu-
ate boy or girl, and of course, the
stores participating carry a full
line of all other types of gifts for
the graduate and also for the June
bride.
II you are interested in some
real honest-to-goodness down-to-
earth savings you can do your
pocketbook a favor by coming to
Milford stores next Friday and
Saturday.
All Milford stores will be open
this evening, Friday, May 26, and
tomorrow evening. Saturday, May
81. until 3 p. m. The majority of
the local stores. however, will be
closed all day next Tuesday. May
80. Memorial Day, in observance
of the holiday.
All stores. industries and banks
will be open at the usual hour on
Wednesday. May 81.
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
Stock Car Racing
Opens This Evening

Weather permitting. stock car
racing will return to Delmarva,
Friday night. May &c, at 500 o.
clock. when the Delaware Racing
Club presents their inaugural
stock car race at the Georgetown
Speedway. Rain date for the open
ing will be Memorial Day night.
= The Georgetown Speedway. To-
Gated two miles south of George
town on Route 113, one of the
fastest banked Il mile dirt tracks
in the country, will be starting its
third season. under the Delaware
Racing Club banner.
Jimmy Smith, Ridley Park, Pa,
Sportsman champion, will be on
hand to defend his laurels, as will
Paul Walker, Milton, Modified
champion. Johnny Roberts of Bal
timore, Md. National Modified
NASCAR champion, is expected to
compete in the opening program.
Dean Pelton. George Smith. George
Harrison, Horace Williams, John-
ny Martin. Wally Ryan, Richard
Coverdale, Bobby Collins, Ernie
Continued on page fifteen)
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
Bobby Kay Shoppe
In New Location

The Bobby Kay Shoppe, Mil
ford's newest Infants and Chill
dren's Wear Center, has now re-
located their. shop to larger quar-
ters at 3S North Walnut Street
The new location now affords
them the much needed room they
have sought since their inception
in business two and one-half years
ago.
The interior has been cheerfully
redecorated and is now depart
mentalized for easier self-service
shopping.
Martin Kessler. the owner,
wishes to thank his many friend
ly customers for making this move
possible and wishes to assure ev-
eryone that the same courteous
service and popular prices of ma
tionally advertised brands shall
prevail.
The store shall specialize in a
complete shower gift department
and wearing apparel for infants to
size IA, boys and girls.
And remember, Lets Grow Up
Together"