The Camden News from Camden, Arkansas • Page 4

SLIPPERS answer your question of "wfiaf to give" 3.99 she tovei their gay colors, brilliant cr pastel, their fich shearling or fur, their cushion comfort. Tricycles Are always tops on list. Wc st Bros has plenty at the lowest pricis. $6,95 to $16.95 Wagons GROUP III Values lo 9.90 Good looking styles, all GROUP IV Values I to SK.9'» of nice looking cab- NYLON HOSE Also lovely 4i)-gauge Nylons. Kvery pair first quality.

Now only, per pair WEST BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE ONK CiROl SWEATERS Slipover and coat syles in a variety of colors. SI.in to SI Values off ONE GROUP Coats How and tailored styles. Some fur-trimmed, I.ill and winter styles in mode with the new hern I ipi with the full and swishy hack. IMain tailored and fur trimmed.

$35.00 to $139.50 Values ONK (IROIT WOOL SLACKS Smartly styled in wool. Hei ularly priced at $4.98 1 3 ok Western An to Associate Store S. Adams Phone 3170 KAC1I 200 2 350 FRIDAY. NOVKMHKR 2S, 1 17 OONT tXPENSt of LOST PACE FOTTI? ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED CHARGE BOOKS CLOSED ALL CHARGE PURCHASES MADE NOW NOT DUE UNTIL JANUARY 1 TO 10 After Thanksgiving PRICE THE CAMDEN NEWS, CAMDEN, ARKANSAS MISS MARIAN ELIZABETH CRITTCIIFIEI.I) PERSONALS 1 visited in the home of Mr and Smith Mays of Camden, over the (Continued from Page Three) week-end. Villee.

Miss Villee is a student nt Mr: W. Km, of Lom ville Belhaven College. She will return Kv and Mi JarK mi to Jackson Sunday afternoon. Menvth s. Tenn arrived in C'am- I den Thursday to be the guest of Congressman Oren Harris of FI Dorado, was the many football fans at the Camden-El Dorado game Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Guv Norwood have returned to Little Rock after Ivhr; guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Rlainger. Mrs. W. B.

Dormon is spending the Thanksgiving holiday with her children in Paris, Texas Roy Kennedy. is home from the University of Arkansas to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy.

He lias as his unest. Tom Bransford of Los An; California, also a student at the University. Bobby Barnett of Memphis, Tenn. is here to spend the Thank Riving holidays with his parent Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. A P. Jenkins oi Forrest Cry.

were here for tlM Camden-El Dorado classic day. They are former Camden citizens. Mayor Gurvis Haltom, Fred Mayfield and many Stephens football fans saw Camden defeat El Dorado Thursday. Roy Allen, who is a Junior at the University of Arkansas, is pending Thank (giving i hi Sammv Barnett, who attend: I s. Ru ton, 1 parents, Mr.

and Mr Ray Barnet! George Ben-on, who attend I S. Ru La the Thanksgiving holiday with hi parents, Mr. and Mr George Bei i on, Mrs, V. Buck of Warren, ai rived today to pend the week-en with Mrs. Ed L.

Watson. Mr. and Mr Amox an family ol Hughe Spring Texa Mi Elizabeth Wilson, who is a student, at Henderson S'ate Teach- I crs College, is spending the1 holi- i davs with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whit Wilson.

Miss Imogene Mullins, student at the University oi Arkansas, arrived Wednesday for a week-end I visit with her parents. Mrs. Howard Smith and sons of Springhill, are visiting in the home of Mrs. M. V.

Rogers this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Packard and daughters, Estelle and Mary Jean, of Conwav, will arrive today to be guests oi Mrs. Leota Packard i and Mi Edith Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ladd of 1 Stuttgart, arrived Thursday for a I visit with Mrs.

Ladd's mother, Mrs. Watts, and family. Jack Godwin, student at the Unl- VI itj An: I I rtil ed 1 FULL OF PEP Now Found Fast Help From Getting Up Nights Here's good news for you folks who to get up at night to puss water, have backache, too, because of minor functional kidney disorders. Three generations ago, a famous doctor developed a medicine for this very trouble. Now millions have used it, often with amaxingly fast, effective results.The medicine is Dr.

Swamp-Root, made of 16 herbs, roots, vegetables, and balsams truly own way to relief. Instantly you tako it, it starts to work flushing out kidneys increases the flow of unne, helping to relievo excess ecidity so irritate 1 bladder gets good flushing out, too. Caution: Taka as directed. You'll say marvelous. For freo trial supply, write Dept.

Kilmer Hox 1255, Stamford, (j Conn, Or get lull sized bottle ol Swamp-Root today at your drugstore. LARGE GROUP EARLY FALL Dresses day for the Camden-El Dorado football game, and will spend the week-end with his mother, Mrs. E. E. Godwin.

Mrs. L. Rodeckcr and son, i Marlin, returned today from Tulsa. where they spoilt Thanksgiving with relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Hammaker Springhill, spent Thursday in Camden and attended the Camlen-El Dorado game. ---------------o---------------Hospital News November 26, Jim Meek, Camden, medical reatment. Miss Jessie Clyde Pickett, Chid- f'ster, minor operation. George Cleve Carroll, Rt.

2. operation. Mrs. E. N.

Ritchey. Rt. 3, Stephens. major operation. Kenneth Miles.

Camden, treatment to injury. IJOUN Mr. and Mrs. M. B.

Jackson, Camden, a daughter, wgt. 7 ibs. 15 oz. Mr. and Mrs.

E. Daniel. Cul- lendale, a daughter, 7 lbs. 0 Dl'iC llARCI I): Mi Annie In ram Italian Cops Probe Bombing Rome, 28 (UP) The politii-ai police squad investigated today the bombing of the building in which the Communists and their allies, the leltwing Socialists, print Mrs. Frank Schee Mrs.

W. A. Gaddy Jessie Hunter Flovd Robinson Mrs. Chester Moore Mrs. Erne Williams and son I their party newspapers.

Several showcases and doors were wrecked, but there were no I casualties. The bombing Tuesday night possibly was retaliation for: the bombings several days ago ot precinct offices of the Christian i Democrat and Uomo Qualunque parties. Officials believed the revival of Leftist political violence in Italy Tuesday was a Communist attempt to keep the pot boiling until the time appeared ripe for another big effort to overthrow Premier Alcide De government. The estimated S200 billion I gross output of the United States in 1944 was more than twice the i dollar volume of 1940. Butane Gas Co.

K. nODSON, Owner Ranges, Hot Water Tanks Healers 606 S. MAIN Phone 3796 Camden Manufactured for BUTANE GAS RIGHT WHEN EVERYONE WANTS A NEW DRESS WEST BROS. Smartly styled new 1947 early fall dresses in wool and crepe. Casual and afernoon frocks in one- and two-piece styles.

Sizes 9 to 15 and 12 to 2U. ONE GROUP OF Suits Suits with the longer skirt, longer jacket and nipp waistline. Yes, they are strictly new 1947 tall stvli s. $29.95 to $59.95 Values $10.95 to $69,50 Values Brings You the F1HEST PRESSES at Look at These Famous Advertised DRESSES Kabro Sportswear Cardinal Dresses by Clare Jean De Lane Teena Paige Kay Whitney All Priced for a Real Saving GROUP I GROUP II Values Up to $1:1.95 Values Ip to $10.95 In lovely gabardines and Lovely dresses in all the crepes. Repriced for this Spe- A cial Sale at and $8.88 1.