The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 15, 1929, Image 8
Bethune News Note*
Told by Correspondent
Bethune, February 12.--Saturday
evening the home of Mias Carrie
Yarbrough *?? the scene 01 a ',
liaut affair when she entertained with
a fleecourae dinner party.
The lower floor wm gorgeou?l>
decorated with Valentine# and red
cut flowers. A delicious dipner w?#
?. f ved tn the dining room which wa*
beautifully decorated. Fotted red
cyclamen surrounded by re<
tapers formed the center of the table.
Cover a were laid for thirteen. Be' j
tween course# valentine contest*]
were enjoyed. Prizes were won b>
* >|rs. k. E. McCafkill, Misses hpp?,
Stroman and Snelgrove.
The guests were an follows Mr*. >
H E. McCrttkiH. Mrs. R. K. Tompkins.
Misses fatty Kpp*. Thelma,
Hiromwr fonolngton. *Joiao.
Miller, Marie Norton, Helen Snel-j
grove, Stella liethune, Messrs. R. K.
Tompkins. R. B. Parker. R. R. Burns ]
ar.d Miss Mildred Billings, of I-am
caster.
I?r. C. E. Schaible. professor0 of
Bible and Ethics of Coker college.,
ft,led the p'ulpit of the Baptist church
.Sunday morning, the Rev. M. B.
Gunler having gone to < amden to,
preach in the hirst Baptist church
both morning and evening.
The- Rev. C. L, Wilson. of Florence,;
preached at the Presbyterian churcn j
Sunday evening. <,
Mr and .Mrs, O. K Bell an ! <h l-!
!r? of I .ant aster were week end
gue i t Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Be:
rune.
Mo Branch of Saltiilo, Mexico.:
wa., the guest of Mrs. W. 0. Ward]
s , * jj. a f t e r n. M r. ii/an. fi i?
h Bapf 't iVnf-M'C.ary in Mexico and ,
jc assisted :n r. ;> work by Mrs:
Branch w ho. before her marriage.
A as Mis? Rebecca Rodger* of Mu - ,
l:r? a forme student, at < oker col- j
lege.
Rr< f. J. (' Foster. Mrs. Foster an i i
oT'.idrcn spent tr.c week end- with f
r?'hitvedfW' J'aUoite. <;
M.sses Mary l/;u:?c M I.aur.u j
ani Lizzie Davis of Chio.ro college
Were at home last weekend.
Miss Mildred Billing* was the * I
weekend guest of Miss Stella Be- ,
thune. ' i
MiftSCs Mary Clausen and'
Miss Eddie Bradham spent Saturday
in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs! G. B. McKinnon, o?.
Lancaster, have been spending sever-:'
ai days at the home of Mrs. Amanda (
McKinnon. -y I i
Mrs. J. B. Hillhouse and Miss Mary;
M( Kinnon motored to Lancaster Saturday
for the day.
Mrs. Tom Hearon. who is convalescing
from a long spell of illness
is with her mother, Mrs. Dolly
Seegars of Me Bee, this week.
The iron spirit of old man Jerry
Hester was broken when he entered
the state penitentiary Friday to serve
thr remainder of his life for the slaying
of Ed Thackston in the Montague
<?.< ?inn _<if' Greenville county in 1024.
Grand Jury Endorses
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serve two years.
William Anihi.ny w.jed guilty to j
charges of assault ami battery with
ifitent to kill and was * ~er.ter.oori to!
serve one year in prism,. Having
spent five months in jail, however,
while awaiting trial. Anthony's sen-L
re nee was ordered suspended afte-e:
vn e ?.'f four months.
Hoi!;* 1'.>:tie wa*' f ur.d guilty
violating the prohibition law ur.d was
sentenced to serve eighteen month*.
Sam Jones pleaded guilty t'> \io- at
ion of the prohibition law and was ;
-> ; tc-nced " > *ei".e three month*.
Edward Dyke ar.u Lawrence Dyke
r. n.e ..i" n.ive im-nlh*
m the tale penitent .ary I ..o .s ir.their
alia g' :iu r ' ' v - n v '-1.
I,*tinvh ui irial w*?? inni*!*!.*'-.* ,n
tent. Edw ai d vllteted rt p:t-H 01
guilty while l.awren.e. alter a :n:*
t:.a. in his. first hearing. wa> t - u:. i
gu ;> lUftlig secofoi l!
*",i M 'm : *!',( . a ?iu f--u <
?. ".argi - 1 f iar\ei.y.
rhern.--' D:-k;n*. Artnur Snarpv
,i' 1 E.lg.i- 1 . v - appeared to lUis* t
na-ge- > .oiat g he preh hiti- n
..,v\. Dmn ns *enter.ce of six month
wa- .-uspeiaied during good behavior;
. a*e iga :; * t -harpc- W.i * no;
ro e,i a '1 Lew * wa- -entertccd to
serve s.x n.oRths to be su-peRiic ' dur
: -g good, behavior up<>n paynu-nl of
>1 on tin, .
Hey v.d Lar.gley ip . ' it. \
she H'll :?ll law wit* * ?>' e'wed
M-r\t . \ til- nth* and pay a $2i?n.
Sentence wa* -u-per<!?.- i
during good i'fh.iv.to ami u; 1 uy
i . t .1 a tin. $:.o.
Maj. K> .ly pa-ad. <i gu .t\ ' >
; a *: > r . -f the ; : hi bit law . vv aM-r.tet
. ed serve elgb.t ina
tin. $:oo. I'-,, pa>nn-nt
$JHU t a- .-t P.te. ce wa* t,i here I
* . raleti .luring gba.d behavior.
Janu-s A h-n was tried m his ab-t
in e and fo aid guilty of violation
of the prohibition law. Allen drew
a sealed sentence and hi* cash boo 1
of J?20O was ordered forfeited.
Dan Dennis wa.* ti ?eti in his absenee
ami found guilty of violation
of the prohibition law. A sealed sentence
was awarded Dennis and hi?
ash bond of $.'100 was forfeited.
John Buchanan was tried in his absence
and found guilty of violation ol
the prohibition law. A bench warrant
was issued for his apprehension
Fines and bonds collected by Clerl
of Court James H. Clyburn througV
Thursday afternoon included R. H
Kennington, $100; William Ballard
$100; Buddy Roberts, $100; S. R
Johnson, $100; P. L. Johnson, $100
Earl Guinn, $100; J. C. Carter, $60
Heyward l^angley, $60; Major Kelly
$200; James Allen, $200; Dan Dennii
- $300.
Mi? BatoiM Dm4
Mim " Susie : Met Bete men. 18.
daughter of Mr*. Irene Hough Bateman,
died el 7:16 Uit night, after en
illneaa of nina months.
Mist Beteman had been employed
jf cashier by the J. L Mimnaug.i
company. Coming to, Columbia from
t Kerahaw three yeara ego. She was a
member of the Araenal Hill Preaby!
terien church.
She is eurvlved by her mother and
a sister, Mia* Cussie Belle Ifiateman.
j both of Columbia, and by a brother.
! T. C. Bateman of Viekaburg, Mias.
The body will be taken to Ker*haw
today and funeral aervtces will beheld
at the Kershaw Presbyterian j
church some time tomorrow.?Wednesday's
State.
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-v??- - - , ?. awaaiwwws?wawwws?mmwesewf?-> - -a
AI Smith To (let Pension
New York, Feb. 9.?Alfred E. j
Smith now is entitled to receive
I5.1W.51 annually from the State of
NTw York. He has been sent'a cer.tifxate
based ovn service of 26 years
and ten days jn city, county and state
offices. While in office he contributed
tu the retirement fund.
John M. Sandifef of the state highway
department's engineering office
in Camden was the week-end guesc
vf 'datives at his former home in
York.
Mann Sew
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Judge K. W. Winston, of Chapel Hill,
N". C.; Mr*. David Gillie. Mrs. W. .J.
McLeod, of Ottawa. < anada; Mr*. j
Margaret Hgar. Miss Clara Dore, East j
fladdam, Conn.; Mr. ai.d Mrs. Du- 1
r.oul ( lark, of Manchester, Vt.; Mr. |
md Mrs. \y. W. Williams, of Syra-t
use, N. Y.; Mrs. John Woodward, of \
Buffalo; Mrs. Malcom S. MacKay, !
f New York City; Miss Eleanor G. 1
French, of Montclnir, N. J.; Color.eE ^
*nd Mrs. hrank G. Hoyne, of Chicago;
Mrs. Thomas B. Gambel, of Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clerihew, of Minneapolis,
Minn.; Mr and Mrs. Wm.
Yar. Woert. of New York City; B. B.
Clay, of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. H. Y.
Coffey, of Hackensack. N. J.; Miss
Constance Stanley, of Cleveland, M-. i '
and Mr*. Oscar Coolican, Mrs. Alfre<! j
Baumgarten. Miss Ozca Gault, all of ,
Washington; Mrs. \Y. P. Hallowell, j
of Mini.eaupilia; Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
E. Davis. ..f New York City; and Mr.!
and Mrs John S. Sweeney, of Detroit, i
Kirkwood Hotel Arrivals
The Kirkwood Hotel also shows a
large registration for the week and
*he names include X. J. Asiel and
family of New York City; Mrs. E. H.
Ad nance. --f Tenafly. N. J.; Mr. and
Mrs. Albert August, of Boston. Mass,
Mr.-. K H. Adams, of Haverhill, I
Mass.; George J. Adriance, of Tenafly,
N J.; James Barnes, of New !
York City; Mi-s Rathael Barnes, of.
Barnesboro, I'a ; Mrs. Frank Billings,
of Marlboro, Ma-s.; Mr. and Mrs. F. j
Eliot Cabot, of B'~ton, Mass.; Robert'
B. Crosby, of New York City; Mrs j
11. I,. Clark, of New; rt. R. 1 ; Mrs.Mason
Campbell. of Philadelphia, ,
Miss E. W. Clark, of Framing'nam '
Centre. Mass.; B. C. Cha-e. I'awt .
k?-t, R. I.; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cha.itaux,
of Boston. Mass.; M-. and Mrs.,
John 1'ovine, of New York < try; Mrs
>. Donnelly, J. M. Donnelly, of Bos-:
t'Ti. Ma.--.; Em. -; R. Early, of Sum:uit,
N J.; Mrs. .1 C. English. of:
New Haven. ? .-on.; C. H. Kiske. of 1
B'/stuit. Ma;;.; W. C. Flanders, of .
New York City; Mr. arul Mr*. R. ('.
G',m1. of Morristown, N. J.; Mr. and;
Mi-. Monroe Gutman, Mr. and Mrs.
A R Gallatin, of New York City; I.
W. lli'waid, of Belmont, Mass.; Mis1.
h Hopkin-. of i cinnati. Ohio;
Mr. arul Mr.-. A. H Hall, of Brooklyn.
N. Y ; Mr. Mrs. Harry Hall,
f New \ - ( . i?r. an 1 Mrs. H. T.
H.rn:'i f N'e a Y "k ? ty; F. M.
H w? . f l' o\ R. 1 ; M . ai.d
Mr- < Hur.':: n. Jr.. and
'> ; left City, N. Y : Mr.
and M--. \\ r H. Hall, of New York
' : M ? 4 j F. Johr.??nr..' of K~>ch
* .. N Y ; Mrs. T. E. Krumhholz
M. K .t a Krumbholz. of Albany.
N A Mi.-. A. S. Keelev, (if < ntir.
1 ?h:o; Mrs. W 1 Ki .and
d.. .gr.ter. of New York < ity; A' and
Mi-. 1- 11. Kn.gsbury. of M lair,
N. J.; M-- O'Gormnn Ma of
New York < ty; Mr. and M - .!. N.
Merrill, of Montclair, N. .! D.
Makepeace, of New York S.
Bang Makrauer. of Hostt v. Mass.;
Mr-. J. A. O'Gornian. M -- \ ... O'.
Gorman, Muss Ann O'G.a ..f N.
Y' City; Mrs. Clifford 1 A, -v.-r. of Tux
"do Park. N. Y.; Mr- \ 1 Ruddock
of Haverhill. Mass.; \ ed S. Rossin
: Mrs. B. B. Sanders.- Miss F. Shurt
j leff. of New York ( ty; Mr. and Mrs
j P. I). Saylor, of W'r.te Plains, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Steven*, of Eas
^ Orange. N. J.; E Royal Tyler, o
Tuxedo Park. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs
, Winthrop Taylor and daughter, of St
- James. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Up
! *haw" New York City; Miss Helei
' Wood, Miss Elizabeth Wood, Henr;
A. Wood, of Orange, N. J.; J. Spenee
NS eed, of Summit; New Jersey.
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Pass Up The Beggars;
Refer Them To Charity
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Various persons have been mak|
ing bouse to hotfse canvas, in tbe
re?i4entiSi section and under, most
j ?ny pretense. Sirs. W. J. May field
tells us that she has had numerous
complaints about these annoying
calls at private residences and she
wants The Chronicle to make an api
peal to Camden resid^its, ar\4 especially
Camden housewives, not to
give aid to these people and in the
future refer them toj h?f as head of I
the Associated Charities.
The people of Camden have never
before been so libera) in their cooperation
with the local Associated
(harities and Mrs. May fit Id foal*
TKST TrTerTKesr-people aeakvifir
jr.de r all kinds of' pretenses that it
v*. ill work harm to the association in
the future, she therefore wants to
nwut an earnest plea, pot to encourage
begging by giving to these
peoj'.e Where cases of need come
ur.cer her observation or are reported
to . her, a personal investigation is
made o> her. or the county health
nurse, and if the case is a needy one,
help i4 g ? n out in a systematic and
orderly way. ^^
Mr. flu.-rn Hall, of liigh Point, N.
guest of Mrs. Halt and
little s' >r. ' >r the week end.
News of The Schools
<Cor." :.-cd from First Page)
Van La. .r.gham, Naomi Walker,
Nancy W..r.Francis Chapman, William
DeL.-acr.e, Lylei Munn.
Grade i-li -Mary Willie Watkins,
James M k. r:z;e.
Grade .'.-A?Jack Halnali, McKain
Kpfhards. Robert Shaw, Marion
Smith. W'A.ani Wylie, Elizabeth
Goodale, Fai.rie Mickle, Emily Shannon,
Emily .She rn, Lena Stevenson,..
Helen Tindal.
Grade 5-C?L:za Jackson, Elisabeth~Reed,
Annette Hastey, Charles
Ithoden, Rufus CorDitt.
Grade ?>-A? Ruth DeLoache, Dorothy
Var. Landingham, Florence
Sawyer, James Chapman, Ruby
Gardner.
Grade 6-C?Ruby Gardner.
Grade 7-A?Golda Shirley, Mary
Ix-'e Blakeney, William Thompson.
Grade 7-B?Troy Godwin.
Attendance Honor Roll
Grade 1.? (Mills)?Mir.nie B. Cunningham,
Marjorie Hatfield, Myrtle
McLain. Nancy Sanders. Lorine
Smith, Martha Smith, Betty Sowell.;
Betty Thomas, Drennari Brown, Eu- ;
gene Campbell. Jerry Ha cock, JimmyLittle.
Andrew Mosele\. Elvin Scar
borough, Benton Sheorr. Jack Stien.
Yadris Thigpen.
Grade 1.? (Zemp) ? A-thur Brown.1
Harry Corbett, Curtts DeBruhl. ;
Mm<garet Fischel. Phyllis Karesh. .
Dorothy Mason, Herbert Moore, Mar- >
jorie Rush. Thomas Sheheen, Mar- .
garet Sinclair. Vivian Threat, Banks.
Tucker, Robin Zemp.
Grade 1.? (Latham) ? D i 11 a r d
Elliott, Ralph Connell, Earl Dabney,
Edward Vereen. June Connell, Ray- ,
mund Outlaw.
Grade 2-A?Kathryn Boyd, Helen
Goodale, Jane Hnlsall. Dally Jackson,
Elsie Redfearn, Grace Rhoden, Saran
Sheorn, Kathaleen Smith. Lottie
Smyth Yashti Thigpen, Ernest Frei- '
tag, Raymond Ha-ris, Harold Mc- j
h a skill. Junior Smith, Harry Lee I
Waters.
Grade B?Norman Baum, Willie
Childers, Ralph Stc.enson, Lillie Mae j
Rabon, Evelyn Triir.nal, Mary Eliza- j
both Riggins, Elan Evans, Olive Mc
uirts.
Grade 2-C?Talmadge Dabney, Guy
Mayer. Rhetta Mel.cod. Ruby Yereen.
Grade ,'J-A?Marie Bullock. Sophi-i
( reed. Dorothy Durfee, Carolyn Hill,
, Dorothy M?u>re. Maud Outlaw, Carolyn
Kivt *>, Ben Mildred Sowell.
Wilhemina Strak. Lucille Watt?.]
Paulette West. Leonard GofT, WylicHogue.
Carlyle Jacks.uu, W. A. M;c
>hatl. Daniel McCM-kHi. .Tack Rich-'
ards, 1 -cd Shoheer., Payton Shirley, ,
Jack Yillepigue. Stanley Watts.
Douglas W ooten.
Grade 3-B Iteho.ca Beard. Julia
( May Hough, K.u:hc>ine Myers, Cora
' Mae Scarborough, lames Graham.
: Julius Hough. J. i Hough, Johr
Melton. Harry M r? . Albertus Rush
Meshe'.l Shehe* Harold Smith, JamoWiliam-.
Grade 4-A : Clyburn, Gatherir.L
Dempster, p. oa Rush, Florence
- Savage, L? r to Smith, Wilhr MaSmith,
Jea- \ Landingham, Nancy
, j Watts, A!'..: . ..ulder, Francis Chap'
| man, Will ... DeLoache, Walter Ha;
; ris, Augu Kohn, Robert Marve,
I Will ?AfH \ t SoSf Isaac Pitts, W'ooc
5 row Sar. .. H. B. Shirley, Ra'p .
tj Shirley, ? ?trm Thigpen.
fj Grade , B?Francis Burns, Lucii
j DeBruhl, Janie Mm Hall, Margaret
Mayer. Thelma Sawyer, Gladyj
Threatt. Essie Lea 'Tolbert, Mart,
r. j Willie Watkins, Sidney Gardner, \Y.
V ; L. JacksoTi. Jack Lovett, James Mc.
r j Kenzie, Jamea^Jfcwo?? Willis She
I horn.
Crude 5-A?Jack Brown, Jack Hal
all, Raymond Moore, McKain Richard
i, Robert Shaw, Marion Smith,
William West, Leila Christmas, Sadie
Frietag, Pearl Godwin, Fannie Mickle,
Martha Moseley, Ix>uis* Reed, Emily
Sheet n, lama Stevenaon, Edna Strak,
Helen Tindal, Barbara Zemp, Mary
1' u rjw t
Grade 6-B?Beiton Beard, Edward
Be^rd, Norman Connell, Wiilia I)eBrdhl,
Anael Goodale, Jamea Hough,
Netties Myers, Kulah Chriatmas,
Ethel Evans, I^ouise McLeod, Lucille
Robinson, Martha Rush, Lena Sinclair,
Ruth Watkina, Dorothy Watts.
Grade 5-C?Rufus Corbitt, Edward
Hastey, Charles Rhoden, Lloyd Rush,
P?> d Trapp, Caroleen Brftton. Elisabeth
Rytd, Lwrik ftljgfag* EdPS
Sc6*rWrough," Alma Smyr1.
Grade 6-A?James Chapman, Otis
Creed, Joseph Gaskins, Jerome Hoffer,
Eugene Howard* Roscoe Johnson,'
Robert Rhaine, Ruth Deixtache, Rubv ,
e " 'a J
Gardner, Beatrice -ffcteen, Frances
Shanks, Florence Sawyer, Dotothy
Van Landingham, Eleanor Watts. *
Grade 6-B~~Miriam Hammer, Mary
If* Hilton, May Nell Trapp. Nancy
tfatU, Ruth Haverns, Boyd Brauham,
Frank Clyburn, Ralph Goodale, Frank
HJnson, Billy Moseley, Francis Shebeen,
Harold Shirley.
Criade 0-C?Frank C. ampbel). Herman
Jackson, William McLeod, Lloyd,
Smyr), I>welder Dial, Willie Hough,
AUce Melton.
k ?
Grade 7-A?Billy Baum, Clarence
Christmas, Marion Evans,tCecil McC'askil),
Luther Shaw, Emerson Smith,
I^eslie Smith, William Thompson,
Mary E. Kirkland, Carolyn Kohn,
Mary E. McCaskill, Carrie L. McLeod.
Elizabeth Moore, Kate. Shannon,
MaryHEIisabetH Woolen.
Grade 7-B? Henry Beard, * Eddie
Burns, Alvin Christinas, Virgil Garcfner,
Troy Godwin, Donald Hill, John
Hilton, Douglas Kennedy, Laurence
Kirk land, Julian Morford, Ait*rt
Reed, Peggy Baldwin, Z*id* j
j Mattie Habon, Virginia Tolbert, j
Twitty, Mary Zeigter, Natalene 2ei| I
ler.
Grade 7-0?-John Howard, j
Lang, Lucille Kirkland, EHie Tr*pp 4
Elizabeth Gaskins. 9 I
Grade 11-A?Arthur^ Davis, J
Lean King, Duncan Lang, Leroy |
Mason, Roehelle Shehorn. H
Grade 11 -B ?Catherine Boykia,
Betty Cureton, Inez Gardiu-i, Car<J I
line Richardson. I
Grade 10-A-?Willie Haile, Oa,^ /9
line Houser, Adele Savage, Elizabeth I
Zemp.
Grade 10-B?Evelyn Gettys.
Grade i>-A Harriet Lorick, Grae* <9
Robinson. ~t-" 7-- ' . jH
Grade i^B---Grayaon Shaw, SoIquq^T^B
Mimras, Donald Barnes. I
'Grade S-A?-Nancy Brown,
Grade 8-R?Joe Lang, Ueub* J
Pitts, Elisabeth Gardner, Grace Lou. j
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Values That Will Draw Crowds and Sway Buying II
Friday ? Saturday * Monday I
Men's Stylish New
SUITS $l"| 95
Smart New Styles,
i n Herringbone
and novelty plaid W
weaves. M^n's Qnd
Young Men's models,
Sizes 35 to 44.
United States Gaytees
$2.49 I
Tan or Gray Tempest. M
Sizes 2 1-2 to 8. I
Men's New Felt Hats
I $2.49
Gray, Tan and Black, in
I the latest models; regular
j $3.95 values.
1111 1 '
SENSATIONAL! Ladies' 111
Silk Dresses
Values to $15.00 % I
Proving again Mimnaugh's
supremacy
in value giving. All
colors in many
styles. Sizes 36-4-4.
' J
J
J Men's Flannel Shirts
j $1.49
^ Brown or Gray; Regular
$l.i?8 value. Sizes 14 1-2 to
17.
?s>
Men's Denim Overalls
98c
Made by Hnpp Bros. Full
cut and well made. Regular
$1.35 value.
Men's Ribbed Union i
Suits 98c j
Made from pure white cotton;
sizes 36 to 44 and
values to $2.00.
Children'* StitchDowns
$1.49
Tan only; Usked soles.
Sizes 5 to 2.
x 80-Inch Wool 1;^
Mixed Blankets ^ | i A j
.Neat 4-inch block plaids |D H L
of rose, blue, gold or ( -JHtep- j !
orchid. ' . jj 11 ,
36-Inch A.B.C. Prints
25c j
Guaranteed fast colors in a
I wide range of patterns. j
36-Inch Figured Rayons
29c
I Any wanted color in wide range
of patterns. Regular 39c
value.
36-Inch Slip Satines 29c
i Any wanted color. Regular 39c
I value. Ideal for many uses.
27-Inch Romper Cfoth
15c
Checks, plaids and stripes, fast
colors; regular 19c value.
36-Inch Heavy Outing
15c
Both dark and light grounds in
stripes and checks. 25c values.
40-Inch Wool Goods
49c
Serges ar. 1 Pin Stripes; values
to $1.50.
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Yfl*.1 j >'! i
Ladies* Dress Slippers II
$3.95 ]
Many models and leathers to i
choose from. All sizes. Values j I
to $5.00. I I
Ladies' Fine Oxfords S
$1.98??? I
Black and tan, all sizes and I
real values to $3.95. I I III
I ?ip.o~
I j ' Sweater? 98c
Smart Cricket styles;
part wool in a wide
range of color combii
I j nation*-.
Z - \
36-Inch Baronette
Satin 49c
Regular 79c value; any
pastel shade; black or
white.
Men's Dress Pants
$2.95 Value; $1.98
Smart models in plain
colors , imL-Jtripcs; any
sise.
. yd
Ladies' Rayon
Bloomers 98c !
:
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Any wanted pastel shade
and white; $1jB0 ^Yslue^- _
? j
Ladies' Full-Fashioned
Silk Hom 98c
Regular $1.65 value; any j
wanted shads; - with [
pointed heel. 11
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