Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 24

I i -'i i 1 14 ff 'V i Vi -i T' rv Vfe ft few 4 4 I 'tte t4 -v wtni fftvas--Hitmi a3- f-Jr i in mm jr- w-w fT-owvr'w-" yrrtWTyi1t1f tmrV-rn Y-T I-- if y4 4 i v'C IS WNrf a i ET fc vi BS'AS W1 '-glUf afoot 'iJSr'' s-- v- i A j-i VAL-P i -T 4 iSsV f- -Yf -T-i ikMM WMMfeA nil irr-V1' A'44 there will be some 20000 Abilene youngsters in grade through high schools come September Abilene Merchants Are All Set to Provide Every Back to School Need 1 I I ft i 6 4 I ir ft 4 ft i i i i ft loyen for Abilene'i itarn began their preparation foe the school crowd months ago They attended the nations leading markets They chose new fashions new colors end they chose them in an infinite variety Abilene msreh ants officially launch the hack to school season August 1 with two city-wide fashion shows These will he followed by the Reporter-News Back to College Edition August i and the Back to School Edition August IS Abilene stores will be showing newsworthy value-wise school needs through the advertising columns of the Reporter-News Read the ads your shopping will ha easier more enjoyable money saving! THicn public and private schools open their doors early in September more than 20000 boys and girls will surge back to classes It will be another record enrollment and for the first time in years school facilities arc ample to take care of the throngs Thus with unusual foresight Abilene is providing buildings equipment and teachers for the education of its youngsters But school is more than education alone excitement and friendships It football and a mum before the game blue jeans and jackets Skirts and sweaters car pools and gasoline And loafers and socks And show dales and records and desks and lamps Yes school opening is but days away find Abilene stores brim- ming with new things for grade school through college ages Come browse through their stocks take a vacation from the kitchen by lunching at one of fine eating places Make fun days out of back school shopping! Sbilene Reporter -Hefts welcome visitor in more than 56000 West Texas homes daily.