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The frontiersman., 1954-01-14
SHOOTERS TAKE ' TWO; LOSE ONE
 lN CNUGAGH MEET

Twenty members of the Mat anuska Valley Sportsmens Rifle Club travelled to Fort Richardson where they competed against the Chugach Rifle and Pistol Club on January 10.
 In Match No. (any sights 10 shots prone, five sit, five kneel and 10 stan0 Palmer came out winner by 31 points. Both men and women competed in this mat ch. Palmer is very proud of it's women and junior shooters with five of them making the first high ten.
 In Match No. Cron sights-10 prone, five sit, five, kneel, and 10 stand) Chugach took the win by SO points. In this match one of Palmer's women shooters, Virgin ia Reed, competing against the men, took sixth place in the high ;en with a score of 167.
 In Match No. 3 (20 shots prone, women shooters on1y) Palmer took first place, Wining by a total of 52 points.
 Weather permitting, the Palmer rifle club plans to fly to Fair banks on Saturday, January 16 where they will shoot against the Panama Valley Sportsmens Rifle Club.
 PALMER. 28o2-CHUGACE. 277l
 (AnY Sights)
 PALMER HIGH TEN: M. Ath- earn, 289; D. Contini, 286; J. Dod- ge, 286; K. Westenbarger, 283; J. Harris, 283; Norma Richie, 277; Dana Nieman, 277; Roselyn Mil Ter, 275; L. Woods, 273, and w. Woods, 273. TOTAL 2802.
 CHUGACH HIGH TEN: J. Wessman, 286; M. Mollberg. 281; J. Donaldson, 280; N. Woods, 278; Capt. Brink, 277; Controvich, 277; Sgt. Sheridan, 276; c. White, 276; Sgt. B. Collins, 274, and flaw kins, 266. TOTAL: 2771. CHUGACH. l767-PALMEH l701
 (Iron Sights)
 CHUGACH HIGH TEN: Capt. Brink, 187: s. Donaldson, 187; N. Woods, 179; Sgt. Sheridan, 177; Col. Harter, 177; Sgt. Controvich, 175; Sgt. Leach, 175; Sgt, Carson, 173; Sgt Collins, 170, and Sgt. Hawkins, 167. TOTAL 1767.
 PALMER HIGH TEN: K. Wes- tenbarger, 187; D. Contini, 182; J. Harris, 177; A. Richie, 174; J. Dodge, 172; Virginia Reed, l67; M. Athearn, 1G6; s. Lowe, 162; w. Woods, 161, and L. Woods, 160. TOTAL: 1707
 PALMER. Is76-cHUGACH. 1924 { tWomen OnlY)
 PALMER EIGHT: R. Miller, 19e; L. Burton, 199; V Reed, 198; D. Niemann, 198; M. Johns, 197; N. Richie, 196; L. Wagoner, 195, and S. Hagen, 194. TOTAL 1876.
 CHUGACH EIGHT: Mrs, Crary, lo7; Mrs. Clutts, 194; Mrs. Copen- haven, 193; Mrs. Van Sickle, 193; Mrs. Gerfin, 1888; Mrs. May, 187; Mrs. Pineau, 186, and; Mrs. Mor- gan, 186. TOTAL 1924.
 In the first match of the Illowa and Pistol Association league. inc Matanuska Valley Sportsnens Rifle Club is in first place Com peting against 28 clubs, Palmer's No. team is in first place; No. 2 team in sixth place; No. 3 team in 20th place; No. 4 team in 24th place; No. 5 team in 28th place
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14
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Reporters @
 No1eAook

MT. and Mrs. Melvin Monson
 have returned to Anchorage fol-
 lowing their marriage on Decein-
 Der 20 in Claremont, California. Mrs. Monson is the former Mill
 dred Wagner and is employed at
 the Arctic Health Research Cen
 ter in Anchorage. MT. Monson, a
 former Palmer resident, is with the Fish and Wildlife Service Betty Adams will be hostess to Beta Sigma Phi members at the next regular meeting to be held at her home Monday evening, January Is. All members are urg- ed to attend. Plans for the March of Dimes to be sponsored by the sorority on January 30 will be discussed along with other busi- ness.
 Clay Johnson of the Palmer Anchorage Highway, has a Par meater Red who laid 312 eggs during one year period. Records kept on the bird were from Janu- ary 10, 1853 to January 10, of this year. The champ is kept in single cage and daily production records are maintained. The Johnsons have a small laying flock of approximately 25O birds.
 Mrs. Justine Parks of Chugiak is attending the annual meeting of the National Rural Electrifi- cation Cooperative Association in Miami Florida. The meeting was held from January II through to- day. George Gustafson, Tom Berg and Marlin Stewart of Anchorage are also attending the meeting.
 Mrs. Clarence Bailey and chil- dren are spending a few weeks vacation with her parents in Bre- merton, Washington They made the trip by air.
 MT. and Mrs. James Young of Palmer recently returned from Sitka where MT. Young has been working the past three months at Blue Lake, located just out side the city.
 Mrs. Cybil Bates who has been i'll at her home the past three weeks is feeling better.
 Don L. Irwin, Dr. Allan Mick and Harlow Hodgson of the Ex- pertinent Station left for Fair banks Monday, They plan to spend several days there on rou- tine Station business.
 Dr. Foster Sims left this week end for Seattle where he will seek further medical treatment. Dur ing his absence his dental office in the Ward Building will be open during regular office hours. Dr. Sims hopes to return within a week.
 Don Mover left for Kodiak this week where he will work in an entertainment spot.
 Hank Liebing is back at work in the jewelry department, at Bert's Drug store following two week bout with the humps.
 MT. and Mrs. John Bowers ar rived in Palmer Monday night following a car trip over the AL aska highway from Minnesota. They are staying at the Palmer Fire Guard station and plan to leave for Bowers new station at Tanacross around the first of March.
 Matt Perkins, former Palmerite and now of Cincinnati, Ohio, is in Palmer. He arrived January 2.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14

made breads, rolls, cookies, cakes and the like, will begin at 1000 am. at Koslosky's stort and con- tinue until all the products are sold. The public is invited to at tend.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14
CREDIT UNION SLATES ANNUAL MEET

All members of the Matanuska Valley Credit Union are urged to attend the annual meeting to be held next Thursday evening, Jan uary 21 in the Coop club room, beginning at g pm. This is the one meeting of the year when all members may attend.
 In addition to the election of board members at this meeting, members of the supervisory and credit committees will also be elected. Financial reports will be presented during the meeting and the membership asked to deter mine the rate of dividend to be paid this year. This rate, by law, may not exceed six per cent
 Refreshments will be served.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14
MOVIE TO BE SHOWN
 IN UNITED PROTESTANT CITMnAX CCI00T THIS IKT]

The motion picture ,"Simon Peter" will be shown during the Sunday School hour at United Protestant Church Sunday, Janu- ary IT. The picture depicts the life of Simon Peter, one of the Apostles of Jesus Christ.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14
U. P. LADIES AID PLANS BAKE SALE

Members of the Ladies Aid of the United Protestant Church are planning a bake sale for January 23. The sale, consisting of home
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14

suggested that this person could be used for both the city and school district. However, nothing specific was proposed to the city council. Members of the school board plan further discussions and will come up with specific suggestions for future city ac- tion.
 Any exemptions from the pay ment of city sales tax require certificate of exemption to show at the time of purchases. To ob- tain an exemption permit it will be necessary to make application at the office of the City Clerk. Placards pointing out this regu- lation will be distributed to all business houses who are collect ing sales tax. Along with this dis cussion it was brought out that rentals are taxable and that all persons renting out property with in the city limits must collect the sales tax on each payment of rent.
 There will be no regular city council meeting next Teusday, however there will be a meeting at the City Clerks office on Janu- ary 26.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14

FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Sell it now-SHOES
Fourth Floor
$4.95 TO S995 SLIPPERS S--------- S3.
Rayon sanS brocadeS kidskin in both boudo and host
eSS styles. Assortment of coorS. Quantities limited.
$9.95 TO $11.95 CASUAL SHOES $3.50
wide selection of well-known caSualS stepn shoes,
sling pumps and smooth feathers Quantities limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07


Second Floor
White lace trimmed in 80 4O Quantities limited
$7.95 NYLON CREPE PETTICOATS- S------------ S395
Famous make with smooth hipne, flared skirt Upper
ties limited
S7.95 NYLON CREPE SLIPS ----------- S595
Nylon lace trimmed bodice and hemlne white in
80 to SO. Quantities limited.
$6.95 AND $1295 SUIT SLIPS ------ S395 AND $695
White with black navy skirts broken sizes 80 to 49,
Quantities limited.
JUNIORS S1O.s5 NYLON GOWNS - $795
From famous manufacturer; blue pink in broken
sizes 8 to is. Quantities limited.
$5.95 NYLON TRICOT SLIPS $3.95
Permanent peatng and lace trims white pink blue in
sizes 80 to 40 few in proportoned lengths Quantities
limited.
$1O95 NYEON PETTTCOATS- $6.95
From famous manufacturer; white black in L. s.
and T. Quantities limited
$595 NYLON TRICOT SLIPS $4.95
Permanently peated white pink black in sizes 80 to 49,
Quantities limited.
S225 NYLON BRIEFS AND PANTIEs ss s1s5
White pink blue; broken sizes S. and Quantities
limited.
$1Os5 TO $3.50 NYLON TRICOT GOWNS S S595
Nyon lace trimmed white pink, red black in broken
80 to 38. Quantities limited.
$685. AND $3.50 NYLON TRICOT PANTIES $3.50
Famous fared styles with lace trim white pink
in broken sizes S. g. T. and 9. Quantities limited.
$395 NYRON FUCKER SLIPS S---.-------------$ $2.95
White; some with lace trim. Sizes 80 to 40.
SIPS AND So. NYLON TRICOT PANTIES -M65
Fared styles in pink. size S.
S795 AND $S95 NYLON TRICOT SLIPS, $3.95 AND $5.95
White; broken sizes 80 to 4O
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Sell it nowSPoRTS SHOP
Tki,.r3 Erl06p

MISSES S35 DRESSES -------$15.
Rayon velvet sheaths with silk polka dotted bow at
Quantities limited
MISSES $2995 DRESSES ES---~-----------------$1O $40.
Juillard wool sheath with three-quarter sleeves;
broken sizes and colors Quantities limited.
MISSES $1795 DRESSES. S7.95
Classic rayon gabardines with fly fronts; rayons with
tucked bodiceS green or brown in broken sizes Guam
titles limited.
MISSES $25 DRESSES S.----------------------.S SIS.
Two piece long sleeved wool jerseys with small pique
collars broken sizes and colorS. Quantities limited
silk and orion blends short sleeved with tie fronts
gold or brown in broken sizes. Quantities limited
Rayon mat jerseys in white black or pink; broken
sizes Quantities limited.
S5.95 SHIRTS --------------- So.
Cotton broadcloths with small collars, long sleeves
mostly white in broken sizes. Quantities limited.
S1O95 BLOUSES - ---------------S S4.
Wool Jerseys with embroidered stand-away neck
lines threequarter sleeves broken sizes and colors
Quantities limited.
$1495 BLOUSES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81.
Velveteen cocktail styles with lace insertons black
in broken sizes. Quantities limited.
$1O95 SUIT BLOUSES -----l l----.------------- Sc.
Jewel necklines short sleeves lace insertions; white
or pink in broken sizes. Quantities limited.
S1O95 SUIT BLOUSES ------ ----- Sc.
SILK and orion blends in jewel neckline styles with
lace and tucked trims broken sizes and colors Guam
titles limited.
$14.95 CARDIGAN BLOUSES S------- 81.
Wool Jersey with seed pearl r and embroidery trims
S1O95 COCKTAIL BLOUSES .---. - Sc.
Tucked nylonS with nylon lace veed necklnes white
in sizes 80 to So. Quantities limited.
SlO95 BLOUSES ES.- -- Sc.
Wool jerseys with deep cowl necklnes three e-quarter
sleeves; black or white in broken sizes. Quantities
limited.
S5ss5 COCKTAIL SHIRTS RTS-s s45.
"a karat gold lame with long sleeves French cuffs
sizes IL and IA. Quantities limited.
HANDMACHER SKIRTS Sc.
All-wool tweeds flannels, gabardines in and gore
slim styles; wine, blue grey in sizes TO- IL and IA.
Quantities limited.
S2995 AND S3s95 DUCHESS ROYAL SUITS
SIS. AND S2O
Two and three piece rayon and acetateS in classic
and dresSmaker styles some with wool Jersey trims
and blouses veveteen trims. Jackets fully lined.
ted
Slim rayon faes with self belt pockets! Black navy
or brown in sizes 10 to Is. Quantities limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Sell it now! WoMEN'S COATS
Third Floor

Third Floor
S125 FORSTMANN BOX COATS .-------- SIS
Taupe blue velduva trimmed with natural Canadian
Beaver; sizes 812 to 20K. Quantities limited.
S145 COATS IN JUILLIARD WOOLEN ------- s10s
Matching collar and cuff combinations of finest natural
nubby beige blue black taupe proporoned sizes
10 to %. Quantities limited
$9S.95 to S135 DRESS COATS S--------S SsS
Smooth and nubby teXtUred woolenS from ForStmann
Juilard Anglo Botany Pacific Mills trimmed with dyed
fitch natural beaver tightly cured dyed black Persian
baSseriSk Both fitted and box styles Wine grey nutmeg
black blue purple taupe proporoned sizes 10 to % and
sizes "a to 40 Quantities limited.
S165 FUR -SCARFED COATS -----.-.-sl sl25
Dramatic Six-Skn scarfS of dyed fitch box coats in
Anglos elgora woolen black and aupe Sizes 14 to 2o
Quantities limited.
$110 MINK TRIMMED COATS S-------------------S SSS
Box style in Juillards nubby woolen with mink collars
Black in sizes 2 and 22a purple in size 1874 Quantities
limited.
SsS.95 BEAVER TRIMMED COATS $685.
Blue black Juard woolen with natural beaver collar;
sizes "a to 40 Quantities limited.
$79.95 36-INCH TOPPERS -$6S
Hand tailored elgora wooen in red black l0
to 1872. Quantities limited.
$69.95 VELVET TRIMMED TOPPERS $50
The smart SO" length in smooth elgora woolen with
velvet trimmed collar black in sizes 101 to 201
Quantities limited.
$685. TO $6995 MILIUM LINED COATS----- S48
proportoned sizes 10 to co. Included too special
group of exclusive Craighlegh tweeds with green
fuchSia blue predominating brief sizes to co. GUAM
titles limited.
$4S.S5 TO SIS. CRUISE COATS $685.
Our famous Craighleighs Lightweight resortwear
portoned sizes to IS. Quantities limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Sell it now-NEGLlGEES
Fourth Floor

$lO.95 TO $16.95 ROBES, LOUNGERS-
Short printed cotton quilt busters in red or green
with corduroy collars; small and medium sizes.
Bedjackets in washable rayon velvets nyons and ray
ons; blue or pink in small, medium sizes Two-piece
broken sizes 10 to 10. Rayon jersey floor length
robes IN melon or aqua; sizes 1917 to 24K. Quanti
ties limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

S16.95 NYLON BUSTERS S12
Short length sheer nyons in pink or white sizes 10 to 8
Quantities limited
Checked cotton flannel styles in red green sizes 10 to 49,
Quantities limited
S39.95 AND $45 VIYELLA ROBES S28.
Pastel plaids prints sizes 10 to H. Quantities limited
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Sell it now! MISSES AND JUNIORS COATS

Third Floor
$49.95 to S6995 FURLESS COATS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $35
Dress coats casual coats dreSSy fngertip length
toppers in feeces zbelnes nubby wooens suedecoths,
twotone tweeds and tweedy mixtures Black beige red
yarn-dyed greyS blue gold green taupe and mixtures.
Sizes to 16 and to Is. Quantities limited.
MISSES S49.S5 SHORT WRAP COATS ---------------S44
Just fingertip length and lined with TempRessto. All
coats in blue and beige with rolled capelet collar
Sizes to 18. Quantities limited
MISSES AND JUNIORS $685. CASUALS -------- $50
All Mlium lined for three Of Blond nude,
god blue red grey with five button closingS Sizes
8 to Is and to is. Quantities limited.
MISSES AND JUNIORS Sss.s5 $sss5 FURRED COATS,
$65
Lovely dyed black Persian Lamb, dyed Bombay lamb,
natural grey Persian lamb dyed fitch natural beaver
zibene and nubby woolens Black red blue grey green,
royal; sizes to is, to 18. Quantities limited
MISSES AND JUNIORS $SS95 to $125 FURRED COATS,
SIS
Fitted and boxy slhouettes in lovely fashion wooens
Natural grey Persian lamb natural beaver dyed black
Persian lamb silver dyed muskrat rolled and chin collars
Ga few matching cufS grey red blue black BEIGE sizes
to B 10 to Mostly Of size and color Quantities
limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Sell it now-SUlTS
Third Floor

Misses and Juniors sizes in wool gabardnes Worsteds
fannels; mostly fitted styles Brown, wine grey plum
blush. Quantities limited.
$6S.S5 AND $7995 SUITS s55
Some imported fabrics well wool fanne gabardnes
worseds in grey claret blue black few in navy Misses
and Women'S sizes. Quantities limited.
SIS. AND $6995 SUITS S45. AND S4S
Misses and WomenS sizes in wool tweeds gabar-
dimes; navy, mauve grey, brown, TAM Quantities limited
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Sell ii now-FURS
Third Floor
1884 DYED MUSKRAT BACK TOPPERS size 16---- S21O
1884 DYED MUSKRAT BACK COATS-----$3 $31s
1894 DYED MUSKRAT BACK TOPPERS -------$27O
$3.50 DYED MOUTON PROCESSED LAMB TOPPERS 1882
1854 TIP DYED SHEARED RACCOON JACKETS $3.50
$27O SILVER FOX STOLE $15O
$3.50 DYED LET-OUT JAPANESE MINK JACKET CAPE
$50
$73S DYED KOLINSKY TOPPERS- $40
Prices include Federal tax All sales final All fur products
labeled to show country of origin Of imported furs.
Sell it now-FRENcH ROOM
Second Floor
tall sales subject to prior sdle)
S2SS5 TO $3995 DRESSES AND JACKETS SIS.
Rayon with ribbon trim afternoon dresses basic
rayon crepes with satin trm long seeved wool flannel
casuaS winter coonS short wool box eckets in brown
black. Quantities limited
S49S5 TO $6995 DRESSES $35. AND $38.
Bacs rayon crepe brown green piece rayon crepe
beaded collars and cuffs printed woods in lavender black
rayon crepe scoop neckineS
s5ss5 TO S9S.s5 DRESSES ----------. $45. AND $4s.
Black and satin afternoon Styles wool jersey
long seeed dresses wool dress and jacket costumes box
jackets in beige
$9895 SUITS AND DRESSES SIS.
Beaded wool afternoon dresses silk tweed suits Quantities
limited
Dressy velvet separates and $5sss Skirts -$ss
$1795 to $25 and SIS.
Quantities limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Sell it DETERMINATIONS

SeH t noW-FVUNDAITUNS
Second Floor
$3.50 TO $3.50 FOUNDATIONS S595 AND S7ss
Few Of kind but good range Of sizes Nylons rayon
satins in both boned and boneless styles White and pink
sizes "a to AZ. Quantities limited
Beautifully designed all-in-oneS in lightly boned nyon
with sheer nyon bustline, side Upper famous Baband
construction Tearose only sizes 81 to A but not in every
few in white; sizes Is and 26. Quantities limited
$5.95 TO $7.95 GIRDLES, PANTIE GIRDLES-- S1.95
Nyons cotton batiste rayon satns-a for smaller fig
ures all our exclusive Dorothy Bickums Mostly tearose
few in white; sizes Is and 26. Quantities limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Sell it now-cHlLDREN's SHOPS

shirlington, Silver Spring, Upper Conn. Ave.
Dolls stuffed animals educational toys few of kind
Quantities limited.
S1O95 CHRISTENING DRESSES S:S4s5
French imports in white cotton batiste; q" long.
Quantities limited.
S295 TO S795 PILLOW TOPS - S195 TO S395
$3.50 TO S3.95 CREEPERS AND TOPPER SETS,
Two-pece cotton boucles with plastic-lined pants,
cotton knit one and two piece styles Quantities
limited.
S1295 PRAM SUITS 1885
Zelan-treated cotton popins with button off booes
maize pink in size /. Quantities limited.
BOYS $1s.95 TO S29s5 THREE-PIECE COAT SETS
$13.95 AND S16.95
Botany wool flannel styles wool interned cotton
corduroys. Blue beige or maize; sizes J.. 2 and 3.
Quantities limited.
GIRLS sls.S5 AND S25 THREE-PIECE COAT SETS
SASS AND S1695
All-wool flannels and wool interlined cotton cor
duroys. Pink blue or maize; sizes l. and g. Guam
titles limited.
All cotton with button pants suspenders; few
matching sister dresses. Sizes J. and 3. Quanti-
ties limited.
S1.69 COTTON POLOS OS------------ 81.
Knitted short seeved styles in stripes and acquards.
Quantities limited.
$3.50 COTTON CORDUROY OvERALLs ---- $3.50
Adjustable wastlines drop seat styles; mostly sizes
/ and 2. Quantities limited
$2.95 2-PIECE COTTON SUITS S1.95
Knitted short long sleeved polos with detachable
suspender shorts; sizes l. and g. Quantities limited.
S1.95 WOOL KNITTED CAPS-------------.S1. 81.
Boys and girls visor and stocking caps in assorted
dark colors. Quantities limited.
S295 TO S495 HATS -------- S1.95 AND S2.95
Felts and velours in roller bumper and bonnet styles
Quantities limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Starting tOnOrrOzv--

THESE CLEARANCE ITEMS At = STREET, WITH ONLY
LIMITED SELECTIONS IN A FEW CASES At BRANCH
STORES Shop carefully; all sales must be noI soIes No
moI or phone orders. no GODS
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Sell it now-BUDGET SPoRTSWEAR
ssss TO slos5 BLOUsEs - ST. AND ss
limited
Odds and ends including navy wool coat styles Quant-
ties limited.
s17.s5 JUMPERS AND JACKETS $40.
Navy flannel in sizes 10 to a. Quantities limited.
S12.95 FLANNEL JACKETS ------------- - 81.
trimmed pocket; grey navy in sizes 10 to a. GUAM
titles limited.
Sell it now-JEWELRY
Street Floor,
Necklaces pins bracelets earrings coored stones
beads; few tailored metals Plus Fed. tax.
Tailored metals; few colored stones Plus Fed tax
Sell it now-GLoVEs
Street Floor
S2 TO $3.50 GLOVES ---- S1.4S
Double woven cottons, nylons. Quantities limited
ST. AND $3.50 STRING GLOVES -------------------s1.
All year cottonS. Quantities limited.
Sell it now-BUDGET MILLINERY
Street Floor
1895 TO $595 50.
Sell it now-BETTER MILLINERY
Street Floor
$12.5O TO SIS. IMPORTED vELOURs ----------. $40.
Pboxes pofles Shells caps and sailors Quantities lin
tied.
Imported velouTs fur fets veyes and beavers in black
brown, navy and paStes Quantities limited.
Sell it now-HANDBAGS
Street Floor
S1O95 LAPIN FOLD OVER CLUTCHES -S5 plus Fed. tax
Beige, red, black brown in metal frames Quantities
limited.
S1295 FAKE LEOPARD CARRYALLS---$5 plus Fed tax
Double handles, inside Upper Quantities limited.
S795 CARRYALLS -~~-------- $3.50 plus Fed. tax
Beige rust, assorted fabrics with top handles uanti
ties limited.
$1O95 ALPACA TOTEBAGS $3.50 plus Fed. tax
Leather handles, inside Upper; grey, grown black.
Quantities limited
S12.95 ALPACA SHOULDER BAGS S3.95 plus Fed. tax
Fold over tops; grey brown or black Quantities limited
$12.95 VELVET BOXES S3.95 plus Fed tax
Plastic trimmed, large mirror butterfly handles GUAM
titles limited.
S. PLASTIC ALLIGATORS ------- $3.50 plus Fed. tax
Large carryalls with inside upper pocket
Quantities limited
Sell it now--HoslERY
t Street Floor
$195 CORDUROY SCUFFS-
titles limited
S1S5 TO S1.95 NYLON HOSIERY S1O5; 3 PAIRS So.
60 gauge IL and IS denier broken sizes color
mentS. Quantities limited.
Sell it now-SHOES
Fourth Floor
$495 TO S9.95 SLIPPERS So.
Rayon satinS brocades kidkin in both boudoir and host
ess styles. Assortment of coors. Quantities limited
$685. TO $11.95 CASUAL SHOES S---,- -,-------$79O
wide selection of Wel-knoWn caSualS step-in shoes,
sling pumps and smooth feathers Quantities limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Sl695 SNOW SUITS - - S895
Boys and girls washable nylon one-piece styles
with neck to ankle Upper; red. green, navy in
sizes 2, 8 and 4. Quantities limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

S13.95 TO S17.95 SNOW SUITS -$895 AND S1O.95
Wool interlined, zelan treated cotton popns in boys
and girls one and two piece styles Red, green
navy; sizes 2, and T. Quantities limited.
BOYS S25 AND S2995 COAT SETS S1695 AND SI995
Awool yarn-dyed feeces and coverts in grey, brown
or came sizes g and 4. Quantities limited.
GIRLS S2995 AND $35. COAT SETS, $1995 AND $22.95
All-woo SuedeclothS, feeceS novelty plaids; sizes
2, and 4. Quantities limited.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

SS95 TO S13.95 COTTON DRESSES
S5.95 TO S10.95
Pima broadcloths with crisp white collars and
cuffs: navy, charcoal, brown, few grey in
sizes to 6. Quantities limited
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