The Duquesne Times, May 21, 1937

New Baby Arrives

Jimmy Butler, pharmacist at the Eagle Drug Store, was wearing a big broad smile this week, said smile being carried in celebration of a happy event. Yes, sir, Monday sure was a happy day for Jimmy, who whistled a merry tune the entire day. You see the stork paid a visit to the Butler home and dropped off a baby boy, weighing 9 pounds and 10 ounces, born to Mrs. Butler, the former Myra Cairns, daughter of Mrs. Zella B. Cairns of Library Place, at the Magee Hospital, Pittsburgh, Monday morning. Mr. Butler was born and reared here, moving to Sewickley six years ago where he managed the Thrift Drug Co. the Butlers returned to this city May 1, when Jim assumed his new position at the Eagle Drug firm. Incidentally, the new arrival marked the third addition to the family, there being two other girls. Mrs. Butler is getting along very nicely.

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Duquesne, Overland avenue, lot 40x120, John Kozak et ux to Paul Joseph Kalo et ux, May 1, consideration $3,400.

McWilliams Sisters Put on First Revue

The first review to be presented by the McWilliams sisters will take place Wednesday evening, June 16, in the Carnegie Free Library auditorium. A large cast will participate comprised of pupils of the McWilliams Sisters School of Dance.

The performance will be continuous throughout and will feature tapping in comic routines, hotcha numbers, foreign folk dances and many other entertaining choruses. Songs, solos in tap, toe and acrobatic will also form a part of the program.

Tickets are now on sale and can be secured from any member of the cast or at Matt Gallagher's Drug Store or Eagle Drug Store. Reservations will be made free of charge. From the rapid sale of tickets a sellout crowd is expected to attend this entertaining musical production.

 

Amazing!

Marvelous!

Wonderful!

Such exclamations were heard at every turn! One customer in particular said: "It's the loveliest store I've ever seen! Such wide, roomy aisles, ideal arrangement of departments to make shopping easy, the comfortable rest Room for patrons, the Usual Murphy Service ---- all combine to make this the ideal and most profitable place in which to shop."

We thank you, Duquesne!

First we want to thank you for the wonderful patronage you have accorded us in the past, thereby making this new and larger Murphy Store possible and so very necessary.

Second, we want to thank you for the wonderful manner in which you received this new store. We pledge our continued efforts to bring you QUALITY Merchandise at the lowest possible prices.

Get your share of cottons, for hot days call for just such dresses as these. They're cool -- with brief sleeves -- the proper pleats for comfort and decidedly good styling. Sizes for Women and Misses.

Be sure to see our better line of

DRESSES

At prices that mean real saving

2.19 2.49 2.98 3.98

Only the "Murphy" buying plan can bring you such values as these. You'd expect to pay a great deal more for such unusual quality and styling. New arrivals are received daily, giving you a splendid selection at all times!

5 and 10¢ Store

G. C. Murphy