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The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 11

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"Casey Jones" Sanforised Reg. 2.98 Cannon WORK SHIRTS 81x108 SHEETS 1.39 Reg. 1.09 less, Pull First long bleached, Quality wearing, seam- 1.99 Men's perfect quality Casey deep hems. Jones work shirts, double stitch- Reg. ed at points of strain.

Cannon Pillow 65c-42x36" Cases. 45c SUPER-SAVING Tots' Corduroy OVERALLS Slacks and Crawlers Values 1.98 1.49 First quality, made of pinwale corduroy. Some with elastio waist, bib style. Brown, green, navy, royal, red. Sizes 1 to 6.

Lindgen Picked For Luzon Duty PFC Richard Lindgen, son of Mrs. Harriet Lindgen, 316 Fairy is at Clark AF base, Luzon, Philippine islands. He has been assigned to the 1961st airways and air communications squadron AS 8 classification specialist. Reline loose plates cushion NO LOOSE plastic. forweeks, ONE permits application properchewing.

fits like new PLATES comfort! Try Dentur-eze. Real OR SORE guarantee. at druggists. GAINS WITH DENTUR-EZE GIRLS' SLIPS, 2 For Reg. 79c Each Built-up shoulder cotton slips, white and pastels.

4 to 14. RAYON PANTIES White and pastels, elasDaintily lace trimmed. Sizes 4 to 14 39c tia waist. BOYS' DUNGAREES Reg. 1.59 onds.

2 to 16. forized denims, secWestern style. 1.17 SPORT SHIRTS Val. to 98c and polo shirts. Sanforized.

Solid and plaids. Boys' short sleeve sport 47c 4-18. BOYS' BOXER PANTS Jr. boys'. elastic waist, cotton twill pants.

SanReg. 1.29 88c forized. 4 to 10. Men's Up To 2.98 Sport, Dress and Polo SHIRTS Quality Seconds First and 1.28 DRESS SHIRTS are in woven stripes, santorized, fused collars. 14 to 17.

SPORT SHIRTS. long and short sleeves, in and out style, rayon and cotton. 8, M. L. POLO SHIRTS, first quality combed cotton durine and string knit.

8, Lu. Wool Beacon BLANKETS Size 72x84" 3.99 Regular 6.98 Value Rich solid colors with wide satin binding, heavy quality, very slight irregulars. HOLDS IN LAYAWAY Marriage License 'Applications IN EVERY LINE 35. of 1291 GARRETT-PETERSON: Waterloo Joe T. Garrett.

and Dorothy M. Peterson, 22, of 2851 Vincent st. of 1395 GORDON-TETER: Girard and James Dorothy H. Gordon, 28. of 567 Stanton av.

27, Teter, of 659 GROSS-FULST: Bellevue and Edward Gross. 23, of 122 Pocantico av. Alta L. Puist, 21, LAMP-BONDAR: Ray Lamp, Jr. 26.

of 1364 Eastwood and Mary Lou Bondar, 27, of 19 Brittain rd. NELSON-DAVIS: Donald C. Nelson, 22, of 80. 335 of 597. Melbourne Glendora and Jeanne L.

Davis, av. PARADIS-NEPTUNE: Roger Paradis, 29. 816 Bell and Esther L. Neptune, 23, of 816 Bell st. 23, of 420 SHAFFER-MAGGER: Melville L.

Shaffer, Brown and Dorothy A. Magger, 24, of 370 Kling st. STARKS-LALLI: Karl H. Starks, 22. of of 471 1019 Nevin Tallmadge and Marie C.

Lalli, 26, STOLL-SYKES: William C. Stoll, 28, of 148 Kenmore and Viola C. Sykes, 25. of 951 Iona av. WILSON-WALLING: Leon W.

Wilson. 25, of 23. 358 of 358 Stanton Stanton and Mattie J. Walling, av. WITT-WALLACE: Ralph F.

Witt, 24. of 23, 1085 of Delia 1048 and Margaret J. Wallace, Bloomfield av. WRIGHT-SNYDER: John H. Wright, 28.

659 S. Main and Marie Snyder, 19, of 881 Chalker st. BAKER-KIPPLE: Bruce A. Baker, 21, of pie 1371 Goodyear and Patricia L. Kip20.

of 596 Sumatra av. 244 Morning RAINES-STOUT: Billy Raines. 22. of View and Evelyn L. Stout, 19, of 1470 Huguelet st.

MOOREHEAD GARDEI: Donald F. Marion Moorehead. 29, of 1325 Onondago and V. Gardei, 23, of 1951 Faye rd. 21.

of COHEN-ZIMMERMAN: Arthur I. Cohen Youngstown, and Phyllis R. Zimmerman. 22. of 207 W.

Chestnut st. TRENT-SHILLING: James R. Trent, 23, of 850. S. Glen and Ann M.

Shilling, 21, of 61 Balch st. VAUGHN WESTOVER: Edward E. Vaughn 33. of 2238 Briner av. and Geralding L.

Westover. 25. of 631 W. Exchange st. 39.

MATHEWS HORTON: Eddie Mathews, Horton. of 264 Ferndale and Fannie 6. 30, of 120 N. College st. ODEN-HILL: Willie A.

Oden, 24. of 122 Walnut st. and Freida L. Hill. a.k.a.

Freida Fears. 22. of 63 Rosalind ct. Divorces Filed ARNOLD, Margaret, of 136 7S. Waymond Arnold, of 25 Broad neglect.

BAHRY, Juanita. of Pine Theodore Bahry, of same address. extreme cruelty. burg BILES, Heights. Edna vs.

M. of Eaton Twinsford Twinsburg Heights. Biles, StanNapoleon of CARSON. Edward of 973 Jenkins vs. Dorothea Carson, of 1111 Linton neglect.

Clarence Claudia, of 66 Moffat V8. DEAN. neglect. O. Dean, of address unknown, MARTIN, Jeanette of 8.

Bates 78. neglect. John H. Martin, of same address, VS. John of 8.

Bates MARTIN. Jeanette Martin, of same address, neglect. vs. REEVES, Orville Margaret, of 8. Union Reeves, of 1319 E.

Market st. RUCH, Marie, of 30 Atlas vs. Paul Ruch. of same address, neglect. ZELLER.

Gladys of RD 1, Vaderoff neglect. vs. Robert W. Zeller, of same address, McPHETER, Mary, of 1840 Fernet vs. Robert McPheter, of Los Angeles, lect.

PARSON. Joan of 601 Viewpoint Cuvahoga Falls. VS. Howard Parson, of 454 E. Buchtel neglect.

SMITH. Harry of 1187 Stanley TS. Margaret H. Smith. of 1587 Poe av.

AYERS. Dorothy. of 957 Owen Earl Ayers, of same address, neglect. ANGELLO Jessie of Box 120. Route Barberton, vs.

Vincent Angello, of same address, neglect. FERRELL. Olive 866 Kenmore blvdt, VS. Claude W. Ferrell, of same address, neglect.

Margaret L. of 384 Black vs, Walter B. Jeter, of Kansas City, neglect. GARCIA. Cordelia, of 34 Curahosa st.

VS. James W. Garcia, of 239 N. Howard neglect. JOHNSON, Evelyn 501 Puller VS.

Virgil Johnson, of same address. extreme cruelty. WITT. Grace of Box 968. Route 8, Eastwood vs.

William Witt. of same address. neglect. SMITH, Irene of 26 E. Tallmadge vs.

John H. Smith, of Philadelphia, neglect. EVANS. Nellie 724 Excelsior Vs. Roy S.

Evans. of 343 Perkins neglect. Hallie st. Virginia of 1915 vs. Clarence Grossenbacher, of same address, neglect.

HELMICH Elizabeth. of 28 N. Martha vs. Henry Helmich, of same address, neglect. Divorces Granted JACOBS.

Ester from Ira Jacobs. CROSS. Martha, from Charles E. Cross. KING Alberta, from Harry H.

King. CARRUTHERS. Frances from Jack B. Carruthers. PRENTISS.

Glen from Callie M. Prentiss. WRIGHT, John from Maude L. Wright. BALL, winerieta from Faye trona Ball.

Thomas Goodwin. MOORE, William from Ethel Moore. PEARSON, Esther from Calvin Pearson. WILMOTT, Zoe, from Frank Wilmott. Births BOYS Born to Mr.

and Richard William C. A. Marker, 339 Alpha AV. Fish. 1097 Wooster rd.

Shoe Repair Special HALF SOLES MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S LEATHER OR COMPOSITION 139 PAIR ATTACHED Leather Shoes Dyed Black, LADIES HEEL LIFTS PRIME DURABLE LEATHER OR 29c COMPOSITION PAIR ATTACHED REGULAR VALUE Federman's AKRONS FRIENDLY STORE Your Dollar BUYS MORE at Federman's styled for beauty priced for value Hats, 199 Flattering styles in black with dramatic cut-outs and thick platform soles for that "dressed up" feeling. CASUALS Out They GoEntire, styles stock of at sum- this give-away price. More For Your Money School VALUE! TOP' FOR PRICED 99 only SIZES 12 to 3 FEDERMANS Famous for Harry I. Chalfant. Roswell st.

Lester Allan Darst, 757-P. Crane Walk. Lattie Buel Wilson, 156 5. College st. Curtiss J.

Santee, 648 W. South st. Hiram P. Edens, Jr. 54 Pulton st.

Michael W. Zewalk. 100 Merton av. Phillip V. LoCascio.

835 Carlysle Alfred W. Sonderman, 651 Harrison Ray Garland. 510 Spicer st. John L. Carroll Curtis Mogadore.

GIRLS Born to Mr. and L. Mueller, 86 S. Balch st. Eileen Harold J.

J. True. 411 Foursome Etter, 2495 10th Cuyahoga Falls. Joseph W. Conway, Green Cuyshogs Falls.

Richard Lee Hughes. R.D. 4. Jerome A. Haas, 396 Sumatra James Bernard Meagher, 943 Boulevard st.

William Theodore Reed. 281 Westwood Cecil R. Stayner, 1265 Central tea Black, Clark Mill rd. berton. Jack R.

Wilson, 1127 Victory st. Raymond Lamont Palmer. Carmia rd. David C. Blauch.

1702 E. Market st. Herbert A. Archer, 189 Marsh Stow, Robert L. Cundiff, 146 Franklin rd.

Richard C. Sear 332 Crown st. A Famous Back Women's Rayon Knit HALF SLIPS 69c 3 2.00 for Lace and Ribbon Trimmed Choose from 6 styles, pastel shades. You'll want several they're re so easy to launder. 8, L.

WOMEN'S COTTON SLIPS Perfect quality white broadcloth built-up style, full cut. Sizes 34 84c to 52. WOMEN'S 2.98 PAJAMAS Crinkle crepes in pastel shades. Tailored and fancy styles. Sizes 1.79 36 to 40.

WOMEN'S RAYON BRIEFS Close-out lot, circular knit panties. White, pink, nile, maize, 19c orchid. and L. 39c BOBBY SOX Heavy combed white cotton, very slight irregulars. Turned down 19c cuff.

8 to 11. MEN'S 19c HANKIES White cotton and bandana work hankies. Full size, neatly Each 11c hemmed. MEN'S 59c TEE SHIRTS Combed white cotton shirts, first quality and seconds. Full sizes.

39c S. and L. MEN'S 25c WORK HOSE Short and long length, random and assorted solid colors. Well 13c reinforced. 10 to 13.

1.99 LACE CURTAINS Slight seconds of better curtains. Allover patterns. Ready-to-bang. 1.29 While they last. Pr.

CURTAIN MATERIAL Fine quality rayon marquisette, in rich eggshell color. 45 inches 19c wide. Hurry, Yd. PLASTIC CURTAINS Special group including cottage sets, bathroom curtains and 54x90" drapes. Pr.

Women's To 2.98 Cotton Print I DRESSES 1.37 First quality and seconds. Ideal for home and street wear. Florals, checks and stripes. Eyelet and rickrack trims. Sizes 14 to 20.

TO 49c WASH GOODS Printed percales, shirtings, and plain colors. Useful remnants. 19c 36-in. wide. Yd.

98c 1.39 RAYONS, Yard Plain and printed Bembergs, French crepes, and novelty ray- 58c ons. Cut from bolts. BACK-TO-SCHOOL PLAIDS Reg. 69c washable cotton plaids. All first quality, assorted colors 44c and plaids.

Yd. TO 1.99 MAT AND LID SET Chenille mat and matching lid cover, also novelty throw rugs. 77c Sale priced. TO 1.69 TABLE CLOTHS Printed plastics and cotton. Size 52x52-in.

Fast color cottons. Easy 77c to clean plastics. 2.49 CRINKLED SPREADS First quality, fast color stripes. Scalloped edge. Size 1.58 Choice of colors.

PLAID SHEET BLANKETS Size first quality, fleecy cotton plaids, stitched 99c ends. Each 39c BLEACHED MUSLIN 38-Inch wide, soft, smooth percale finish. Slightly irregular. 25c Snowy white. Yard 81-Inch UNBL.

SHEETING Reg. 89c wide unbleached sheeting, first quality, cut from bolts. 49c Heavy quality. Yard 29c UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Large remnant lengths of 36- inch unbleached muslin. Buy for 15c many home needs.

Yard Mill Ends Turkish TOWELS AT PRICE Plaids Solid Stripes, Colors Checks 15c Assorted group Novelties 25c of heavy quality Turkish towels. size for every need. Slight seconds, A 39c 12x12" Turkish Wash Cloths 10 Pay Fines For Traffic Violations Municipal Judge Abner D. Zook levied fines against 10 Akron motorists in traffic Walter O. Morehead, courTs, of 629 E.

Market left turn in front of approaching traffic, $5 and costs. Ronald E. Cozart, 19, of 651 Winans one head light, no tail light, $2 and costs. Clifton Hale, 37, of 212 Beverly failure to stop within assured clear distance, $10 and costs. Robert Heatwole, 21, of 1184 for Values tr Third passing vehicle within 100 feet of an intersection, $10 and costs.

Catherine Watson, 32, of 1453 Nutting through red light, costs, suspended. Richard A. Brinston, 21, of 101 an accident, costs. Schafer failure, to stop after Rhoda Coulter, 19, of 136 Fulton speeding, $10 and costs. Grover S.

Waligh, 61, of RD 8, Box 1162, stopped but failed to yield right of way, costs. Thomas W. Brown, 20, of 1634 costs Preston spendedpeeding, $10 and Marshall Simmons, 1768 23rd Cuyahoga Falls, through red light, $5 and costs. Tots' Famous KNIT SLEEPERS Reg. 1.69 1.17 One and 2-piece style cotton knit, first quality with feet.

Pink and blue. Sizes 2 to 6. School BUY SCHOOL NEEDS NOW! LAYAWAY SALE Girls' 19.98 Doublers Full Length Ski Pants Coat and 1698 Smartly styled in solid colors and 2-tone combinations. Some with detachable hoods, some trimmed. Some without leopardins.

Shirred and yoke backs. Sizes 7 to 10. Boys' and Girls' 2-Pe. LEGGING SETS 7.98 Value and bonnet to Coat, match. Wool zippered and leggings rayon 4.99 fleece.

Sizes 1 to 4. Lucky Buy! Tots' Tub-fast Fruit of The Loom DRESSES Girls' 2.98 PLAID 1.79 DRESSES Choice of several 1.98 percales adorable and styles broad- Woven and print cloths, dark shades. plaids in dark, Sizes 1 to 6x. practical colors. Sizes 7-12.

Third Floor Easy To Launder ALLSWEATERS If 2.98 Perfect AND they keep their shape! Mothproof too! Short sleeves. White and pastels, slight irreg, Sizes 32 to 40. E-Z-Do Slid-A-Dor WARDROBE Reg. 4.98 2.98 Sturdy, durable, holds 20 garmenta, wood-reinforced. Dust resistant corners and edges.

Fourth Floor Before starting his tour of overseas duty, he attended the job classification school at Langly AF base, and received experience in his speciality at Barksdale AF base, La. He is a graduate of West high school. the Clastic COMPOSTABLE, SURE RELIES NATIONAL WEDNESDAY Also SUPERSAVINGS ON Everyday Needs Akron Beacon Journal 11 Tuesday, August 16, 1949 AN AVERAGE of 16,000,000 matches are struck every second in the United States. Don't Bother Me I'm Dusted with PULVEX DDT" PULVEX KILLS FLEAS FLEA POWDER 'EM OFF 15 Denier, 51 Gauge NYLON HOSE Famous Make If to 1.65 Perfect 77c Extra sheer full-fashioned lons, slightly irregular. 1 Summer and new Fall shades.

to SAVE! On School Your Needs Boys' Boys' Long Sleeve Sport SHIRTS Reg. 1.69 dusty tones. Sizes 4-16. Made of fine sanforised brondeloth in new fall 100 Jr. Boys' Corduroy Boxer PANTS 2.98 Values Grey, brown, blue, green.

Neatly corduroy, made of perfect fine quality, pinwale 1.98 Sines 4 to 10. Boys' Tropical Worsted and GABARDINE SLACKS 299 Reg. 4.98 Neatly tailored with pleated fronts and zipper. Very alight seconds. Wanted fall shades.

Sizes 10-16. Wool -Reg. 5.98 JAC-SHIRTS Heavyweight in bright plaids to 16. and and button solid Balcony fronts. colors.

Floor Sizes Zipper 3.88 USE LAYAWAY PLAN! Just Received! 300 New Fall DRESSES Reg. 5.98 Values 399 Styled To Please The High School and College Miss Women's Reg. 1.98 LACY FRENCH CREPE SLIPS Choose 8 Styles From 1.37 All first quality, lavish lace top and bottom. White, tearose, blue, nile and orchid. 32-44.

Some sizes to 52. They're New! Ruffled Plastic Priscilla CURTAINS 84" Wide pr. 90" Long 2.99 Dainty eyelet design in 4 smart colors. Full ruffles, suitable for all rooms. A terrific assortment of smart new Fall styles 1 and 2-piece models.

New fall colors, solids, plaids, stripes. Sizes 9 to 15, 10 to 20. Plaid Taffetas Rayon Suiting Polka Dots 8, Novelty Spuns 171 Fashions -Second The Coat With A Floor Dual Personality All-Wool Covert and Tweed ZIP-LINED COATS $25 Sizes and styles to fit every foot for every age! Bring the children to FEDERMAN'S for their shoe needs buy fine, dependable shoes at money -saving prices. SHOE DEPT. DOWNSTAIRS Made To Sell For 39.95 You'll look your smartest in these newest swing-back, panelback, gored-back coats.

Styles becoming to every figure. Allwool zip-out linings, for cold weather. Brown, Gray, Wine, Green. Sizes 10 to 18. LAYAWAY $1 HOLDS IN Fourth Floor.

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