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Evening star., 1960-08-25
Misses SpOrtSlCeUn'

Second Floor. Washington; Street Floor. Arlington
3.ss-7.es Sportsweor Collection. BIouses, tops,
Jonoicos, pedoI pushers, sIoeks. culotte- skirts.
Broken range Of smoII sizes -2.SS
Misses 5.9s-7.ss Cotton Skirts. Plain coIors or
prints; sizes lO-l Is in collection -4.sS
Misses 3.sS, 4eS Cotton Skirts Chombroy denim
in blue; styles sizes 1920 in group,
l.2s, 4 for 500
Misses lo.e5-zz.s5 Swimsuits. Many styles; in
cudes some ensembles Of swimsuit with matching
coot. Sizes 32-38 in group 800 to 400
Misses 1929 cuIotte-oresses. Sleeveless or roll
sleeves; sizes 8-l4 in group -5.ss
Evening star., 1960-08-25
China

Third Floor, Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
s-le.ss Decorated 45-pe. Eorthenwore Dinner
Sets, service for 8------.--- --.-------.--e. -e.9e
1873 Heotproof corafe with warmer s.ss
7s-4se colorfuI Long Stemmed Tulips. 2ee co.
4 for 100
1853 Ceramic Serving Dish, 3 compartments,
l.es
e-2.ss Folding Legs for Serving Troys .eS
l8 sets 3.ss Coiored Crystal Brendys with clear
stems and Base. Set of 29s
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Girls Wear
Second Floor, Both Stores

O6NUTTU TTOUTt DUII JIOTeS
lss
Girls I4.ss-ls.es Spring Suits. Checks or plain
coIors; broken size ronee- 500
l6ss-le.9s Spring coots. Plain coIors, checks
plaid wooIs; sizes for girls
Pre-teens, Girls 7.s9-l4.e9 Summer Dresses.
PIon cooIrs or prints, sleeveless or with sleeves
500
Girls sss BouffGns Slips. NyIon; size IA only
l.9o
l.s9 Bermuda Shorts. Red or blue plaid cotton;
sizes 7-l2 ~ go Soc
Girls and Pre-teens' 4.99-8e8 Swimsuits. Prints
or plain colors; one and two-pec styles, 4o9o or
Evening star., 1960-08-25

80 Mems Sports coots. Wash and wear fobric;
checks Broken sizes, reeuIors and longs. 9.e9
4 Mems Summer Suits. Pion blue, size 40 extra
long. grey size 40 eHtro long ---4.ss
popIin with orion ocYIie pile zip-Iiner. Broken
size range ---------- ---------------ls.eS
Evening star., 1960-08-25
zS
Misses Salts. Goats
Second FIoor, Woshinaton OnIY

Second Floor, Washington Only
lo-l4.ss-Is.es Summer Toppers. Assorted
colors $50
l5-I7.es.3ee8 Summer Suits. Misses, wonen's
and Juniors sizes Now 2o% or
$500 Cashmere coots. Wrop- ond-tie styles.
$500
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Lingerie

Street Floor, Both Stores
Clearance! NyIon and Royon Briefs. Broken sizes
for 100
Shodow Panel Slips. Doeron poIyester, nyIon and
cotton Broken sizes 2.59, z for 500
Washington Only
IS Extra-Size NyIon Trieot Gowns and Slips. Bro
ken assortment
NyIon Trieot Pettieoots, broken assortment,
l.5s, z for 800
Reg. 1899 Peisnor Set. matching gown and
robe -~----------------- 1899
l-4s.s5 Bridal Set. matching gown robe and
slip 24o9
lass Peisnor Sets. matching gown and robe
e.99
Evening star., 1960-08-25
l28 Prs. Mems
Wosh.' STACKS
1.QQ
Polished cottons and cotton cords in the COL
lection Plain or pIeoted fronts. Sizes 26-
AZ in group No alterations.
Mems Furnishings

Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores
ZOO to $50 Ties
Fon7ous brands, many reduced from
our own current stocks for clearance. "a
Majority ore pure silk; some silk-roy- Wsu3
on blends
Mems Stretch Socks
ST tch socks Of nyon or nyIon and cot
ton mixtures. One size fits oil from TO- AAe
l3; variety of coIors and styles.
Below Street Floor, Washington Only
3.95 to 5.95 Deck Pants
Mems Deck points in vorety Of styles 100
and coIors; broken size range.
Knee-Lensth Pojomos
Wash and wear embossed cottons;
prints or plain coors Coot and MILDLY
styles. Broken size range A and 00
only.
SO Mems ZOO and $50 Famous-Mo Sports
64 Mems $50 and 500 Fomous-Meke WoIIets,
1882
40 Mems 4.e5 Lightweight jackets s-------z.97
10 Mems 7.s5 Famous-Moke Joekets ts-----5.97
Below Street Floor, Arlington Only
81 Mems $50 and 500 Fomous-Meke Wallets,
l.33%
AZ Mems $50 Fomous-Meke JeweIry Sets. 100"
*pIus tox
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Nursery Furniture

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1885 Double Drop-Side Crib. Wax birch,
1888
l-2l.eS Folding Crib. Wax birch 1883
l-l7.e5 Crib Mottress. Hair block; floor sonple,
sss
l-l7.ss Crib Mottress Smooth top; floor sample,
SSS
l-l3.95 Stroller with shopping bog ---- 7.SS
1898 Welsh Doodle. Floor sompe -----18.8S
1880 Lift-out corrases. Floor sonpIes 1888
l-l9.9S High Choir Maple finish, scored, s.ss
z-l2.98 Cor Beds. Floor samples
2-S.eS Cor Beds. Floor samples
l-9.9S Cor Bed. Floor sonpIe Torn
l-lo.es Cor Bed. Floor sample Torn-----6.sS
Notions
Street Floor, Washington Only
$50 Fomous Bros. Broken size range ------i.49
2.s8-5.98 TraveI Boss Suit or dress size l.69
plus tox
l.5e Thermometer Hurricane Lamp ----- iee
1913 Sewing Machine - 5.4s
l.2e Initial coot Honsers. Wood. broken ossort-
nnent of initials 39e
2.9S Garment Boss. Jumbo or regular size, LAP
298 Wost-ln. Small size only l.99
Evening star., 1960-08-25
DNytirDae Dresses
Second Floor, Both Stores

Second Floor, Both Stores
s.ss Bembers Royon Dresses. Misses and half
sizes Observation-Disclosures
3.99 Baek-Wrops. Cotton denim ZOO
6.eS Sleeveless Cotton Dresses
4.e8 Jump Suits. Cotton denim
3.9s Dresses. Drip-dry cotton; shirtwost and soe-
tie styles
3.99 culotte- Skirts. Cotton denim 288
5.es Jump Suits. Drip-dry cotton ZOO
Evening star., 1960-08-25

Street Floor Washington Only
3.s9 Cotton Sheoth Dresses with eIostcized woist
line Sleeveless, boteou neckne. Pink, oc, green
10 to IA .--. -.--.------ 100
3.e9 cordison and SIipon Sweaters Of Orion ocry-
lie and Bon-Lon nyIon. Bulky and tIot knts in the
group. Sizes "a to SO 90
Evening star., 1960-08-25
ChiIdrem'S Wear

~bU1WW1B OBU
Second Floor, Both Stores
Little Boys Cordisons, Special at
Limited ouontity Of Orion ocye cor
dioons styled with showI collar or wee T
neckIine. White navy or red; broken HsA N
size range 3-6x.
Little Girls 2.9e BIouse-SIips
Cotton broodcIoth slips with blouse
top, eyeIet trim on coIIor and front.
White; eosy-eore. Sizes 3-6x. Linn .Q2
tied quontity.
Below Second Floor, Washington Only
5 Little Girls 500 crowler Sets. Pastel cotton
corduroy sizes II to 8 months 4.47
10 Little Girls 2.ss Cotton Knit cordisons. White
broken size ronoe 3-6x-----------------
Little Girls Cotton Corduroy Vests. Paisley print,
sizes and 6x
Tots 4.ss Two-Pieee Sets. Cotton corduroy;
snop CROTCH Sizes z and s months ----3 3.sS
Winter Balbrisson Poiomos, Size 4
Limited quontty of poste cotton krit 00&
warm pojomos; 2-pece style.
Little Girls 500 Quilted Robes
Quilted Cotton robes in cute dog print d 0Y
on white ground; sizes Ask. ~~~~
Boys Wear
Second Floor, Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
Boys 2.98 FIonneI-Lined Jeans
Nine -ounee blue cotton denim with
double knees; coorfu cotton flonnel "a
lining Sizes 6-l and II. @S~
Below Second Floor. Washington Only
Boys 1.ee-3.ee Wear, Assorted
Broken assortment Of sizes, styles,
coors Includes swim trunks, deck pants, Got
shirts, shorts, slocks and other items. A%
Youths e.ee Cotton-Lined
Wool SIocks
Blue navy wool flannel socks with full
lining Of cotton Sizes 1852 waist q Q2
in the group.
SO Boys Imperfeets Of ese Briefs Cotton knit;
broken size range 3 for ITO
~ Boys, Students l7.ss-s2.ss Summer Suits.
SO Boys. Students lz.ss-ls.ss Summer Sports
o.. n
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Foundations
Second Floor, Washington Only

Second Floor, Washington Only
$1,000 Lady MorIene TorsoIettes. Black and
white. CUP, 81 and "a 3.9e
1855 FIexees StropIess Bros, broken sizes,
s.ss
75-2.oo to $50 Short-Line Bros, white, broken
sizes ---- l.5e
1850 Longtime Black StropIess Bros Small
sizes ---- ---le 80
3.99
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Mems Clothing

Below Second Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Youths 9.99 Cotton-Lined
Wool Stacks

Blue navy wool flannel sIocks with full
lining of cotton. Sizes 1852 waist z 81!
in the group
Evening star., 1960-07-10

Memo for convention delegates = American voters
candidate. Will they again this year?
BY LESLIE LIEBER Week Rnmg Editor
Evening star., 1960-07-10

his writer certainly has no desire to throw a
monkey wrench into the smooth-running machinery
of our political parties the of the Conven-
tions. Nor do ! want to dampen the ardor of dele
gates as they hail the virtues of their candidates in
peals of golden oratory, stampede down the aisles
in wild exutaton, and taste the creative joys of
shaping their Partys lofty political platforms.
| have, however, run across rather disturbing
bit of information about American voting habits
which our delegates should know about before get
ting down to the business of nominating candidate.
For it would be waste of time and money if these
delegates to the 1860 Conventions continue to
operate on the completely antiquated assumption
that the American people cast their vote for a
candidate merely because they approve of his poll
tics his personality, and his platform.
The long and shori Of ID
This is a noble idea. But how naive! What the
American people actually do at the polls every four
years is vote for the taLlest man on the ballot!
That's right. Statistics bear it out. This country
has been voting straight Daddy Longlegs ticket
ever since we've gotten the franchise.
Since figures on the measurements of winners -
and especially of losers of Presidential elections
Except for George Washington, pillar of strength
at 6'2", and Lincoln, human sequoia of 6'4'O we're
not conscientiously kept in the dim unstatistics-
minded zoos and 1905, our survey is limited to
the Goth century
Evening star., 1960-07-10

There have been IA Presidential elections since
Theodore Roosevelt, 5'lO", beat Alton P. Parker,
SO" in 1904. By comparing the heights of all the
candidates - winners and losers - arrive invar-
iably at what suggest might be called Lieber's Law:
given two candidates for the office of President of
the United States, the American people invariably
put the taller man into the White House.
Americas height plight
It's unnerving to think that the President of the
United States might be winning elections by
plurality of inches. Are Democrats and Repubi.
cans climbing into the White House by standing on
their toes rather than their platforms? If this
emphasis on tallness continues, US. parents may
decide it's better to stretch their sons - than to
educate them
The teltale chart below shows Americas pre-
dilection for the taller Presidential candidate
As you see, it's almost always unanimous
shoo-in for the higher man on the totem pole. The
only exception to the ruleby-ruler is F. d. Roose-
velt's victory over taller adversary Wendell Will.
kie, in the 1910 campaign However, this was an
extraordinary situation. For thing, F.DR. sell
dom stood up because of his afAiction. Thus, the
nation was unable to appraise which the taller
man. Furthermore, Wilkes posture was notably
droopy which may have cost him his advantage
Wendell would never straighten up" Mrs. Will
kie told me recently. 'Id say Wendell, throw your
shoulders back and - Continued on page IS
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
Land Management Office
 Open In Federal Building

A temporary office of the Bureau of Land Management opened Monday in Nome in the Federal Building. The office is being managed by Harry Saindon who is familiar with the Nome area and will have regular of flee hours of am. to pm. Monday through Friday Its pri- mary purpose will be to measure the sentiment and need for a per manent office.
 Although the office will have no authority to accept or pro- cess applications for public lands it will furnish information and aid to applicants in completing forms for filing at the Land Office at Fairbanks. The office will also have microfilm of land status rec ords for the immediate vicinity of Nome which may be viewed by the public.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN FOR MRS. L. E. HOUGH

Many friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Robert Reed Tues day for a farewell party for Mrs. L. E. Hough who is leaving to make her home in Fairbanks where her husband has been transferred with BPR.
 Mrs. Hough has been an active officer of the Home Arts Club and the Methodist Church and always willing worker in com munity projects.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
n-Engine Lockheed Cracks Up Making
 Landing Monday Night

A tWin-engine Lockheed under charter from Munz AirWays, ar irving from Kotzebue Monday night while making landing with only one engine functioning ran off the runway into the ditch at Nome field with nine passen- gers aboard.
 Before the plane landed the FAA had been advised of the planes plight and the Nome Fire Department stood by with many volunteers ready to assist. Al though the passengers were shaken from the accident no one was seriously injured.
 The plane was piloted by Paul LaZare.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
OLAF HALVERSON DIES IN MINNESOTA

Olaf Halverson, aged 61, passed away yesterday in Hibbing, Minn., following a brief illness which took him outside a couple of months ago.
 Halverson came to Nome in 1946 and taugh here until this spring with the exception of one year at Seldovia.
 Although a quiet, retiring man, he served the community in many ways, assuming the responsibility of trimming the community Christmas tree each year, teach ing in the Methodist Church School and contributing the Astronomy Notes column to this newspaper.
 He also taught in Bethel, Nak- nek and Kodiak where he was a teacher for seven years. In 1885 and 1886 he worked as a surveyor on the MatanuSka colonization project.
 In the summer he worked as a surveyor for the US. Smelling Co. here.
 He is survived by three sisters, Mrs. c. s. Raadquist and Mrs Jennie Swanson of Hibbing, and Mrs. Jens Golden of Warren, Minn.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
Research Vessel Uses
 10000 Bottles to Study Boring Straits Currents

The Motorship Brown Bear of the University of Washington, which is doing special marine studies at Cape Thompson, has dropped in the water at Cape Lisbourne to the Boring Straits, 10000 bottles in a study of sur face current drifts. In each bottle is card with instructions for it's return written in English, Rus sian and Japanese. A one dollar reward is also offered.
 The Brown Bear, which stop ped here northbound, is expected to return in a couple of weeks and scientists aboard will trans fer to airlines for the trip outside.
 This information was brought down from Cape Thompson by Rod Boucher who attended a press conference there Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
IN MAGISTRATES COURT

Fines of $40 were meted out to Elmer Soosuk, Ignatius Pushruk and Susie Carter on drunk and disorderly charges. Pushruk also drew a sentence of 10 days.
 Emma Bourbon was fined $50 and 15 days suspended sentence, and Pete Rock drew a $35 fine.
 Cecelia Payenna pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined S25.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17

REAL SILK Hosiery Mills now in
 Kotzebue - In Nome end of this week & next week. Nancy
 Lee Baker. 99c
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
WOMEN OF COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH PUT ON WHITE ELEPHANT SALE

The Women of the Community Methodist Church have announced their annual White Elephant Sale to be held tomorrow in the Eel loWship Hall back of the church.
 This annual event is looked for ward to with interest as there are many unusual bargains available as well as being source of out grown but not outworn clothing for children's school Wardrobes.
 The sale starts at 10 am.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
Ptarmigan and Moose Season Opens Aug. 20

Hunting season for ptarmigan and moose opens on August 20. Hunters are warned that they must have licenses which are ob- tainable al several places in town and that the bag limit is 20 per day.
 Fish and Game authorities also warn that the shooting of COW moose is illegal at all times.
 Hunting licenses are sold at $7.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17

FOR SALE-Henslee 3 Bedroom furnished mobile home, 10 it. wide, 50 it. long. Also '59 Ford
 Pickup, like new. Call M-109. If
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17

FOR SALE - PA-16, very reas- enable, Muntz Intl. Nome. Con-
 tact Tin City Flying Club, at Tin City. 107p
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy with rain showers. Low temp. expected tonight 38, the high tomorrow 54.
 In the past "A hours: highest temp. 52, lowest 37. Sunrise at 3:56 am, sunset at SIP pm.
 A year ago today: high temp. 59, low 45. Extremes on this date since 1907: highest 68 in 1940, lowest 30 in 1929.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Cynthia AhWinona, Bill Tanner, Morris Thomas, Mar garet Olanna, Allen Seetot, John ny Iyapanna Jr.
 Discharged: Jody Ahwinona, Joan Ipalook, Stella Davis, Doug Melland.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17

Dick Strom. linotype operator for the Nugget, left for Anchor age yesterday where he will sign on Foss ocean-going tug on a voyage to Hawaii to tow back a couple of barges of cement to the west coast.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17

PFAFF MACHINES - Rent by
 the week, $4; or month, SIC. See Dorothy's. If
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17

Mrs. Gordon Osborne is sched- uled to leave today for Los Gates, Calif., where she has been called due to the sudden illness of her father.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-17
To Be Married This Weekend

Laban Iyatunguk and Mary Irene Douglas of Deering have made application for a marriage license, and plan to be married here this weekend.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
FURNITURE

NyIOn Cow Sofas 1OO long, foam Cush eg 239S51sSS SSS
Early Am Sofas Weeds or prints, Special Purchase
Sleep Sofas with inner spring Mattress Spec. Pur 1888
Fr. Provincial SOa foam rubber cush, reg 24ss5 1887
30 Decorator Occasional Chairs, 1885 value 1888
u 2pc Mod Lv Rooms Foam Cushions 279s5 value 22sSS
spC Curved Sect Sofas, foam cush, reg 1885, 1887
Modern Decorator Sofa, foam cush, reg 22Ss5 1887
3-pc Off White Provincial Bedroom, reg 1885, 1887
3-pc FruwOOd Provincial Bedroom reg '34S95 27Ss7
Provincial Cocktail Chairs, reg. $685. ........ 4997
3pc Modern Contemporary Bedrooms, reg 1885, 1887
4S Decorator Table Lamps values to ns5 68O to 1888
u Modern Lounge Chairs foam rubber cush, 1886 va 1897
S-pc. Modern Walnut Dining Rooms reg $685. 27Ss7
u King Size Reel Ch, pas and carpet yarn reg $685. s7
Plastic Top Maple Table Chairs 1885 value 1888
Decorator Mateasse Sofas, Special Purchase 1888
7pC Plastic Den Outfits Special Purchase 15S 8U
Evening star., 1960-09-29
.!:lXl$dII$

10 FuIsize Bedspreads, var. pat, reg. 7S6-SS. .S
1000 Terry Wash Cloths all COOTs, reg 6fOr 5Sc. IS fOr$
G5 Cotton Table Cloths size 52x52, reg l. Or15O
% Cotton Table Cloths, size 52x7O, reg 233 .2fM$
27 Terry Printed Tub Mats, reg 1B.
1888 Striped Bath Towels, Special Purchase. $50
2S Striped Hand Towels Special Purchase 3 for $50
$40 Striped Hand Towels Special Purchase. for $50
81 Hall Runners various patterns, reg. 3S8. 2tOrH
S. Foam Backed Bath Rugs, reg. 1885, ......... tOrS
5O Lid Covers, Many COOrs, reg. sOC sOC.......2fOrH 81
Evening star., 1960-09-29
40 Isl 5EZ r

56 Asst. Set MeImac, China, Semi-POceIan
reg r15O to 1886, 16 to 1OO-pc Sets .3O% OFF
1861 Outdoor Barbecue Braziers ............3 .3O% OFF
l6 s-pc. HghbaI Sets with caddys reg. 2s8. .. 1888
36 Sets Milk Glass Coffee Mugs, reg for &c., for SIC
40 Sets Milk Glass Beer Mugs eg for S8C. 4 for SIC
a Imported Glass OeCanters. all COOs. reg. 24S III
u Ceramic Fowl Figured Planters, reg. SI.....66 66c
Evening star., 1960-09-29
SPORTING GOODS

u Mems Sweat Shirts. reg. 14s ...............1I8 1I8
10 Bolt Action ShOtguns adjustable choke rsg $685. 4SS
S25-HP OuthOards reg. 35S0O O........... .2sS.OO
1873 Flashlights. plastic with metal, rsg &c., .....37c
81 IT, Fbsrgass Boats with 60 HP Motor, reg S2OSO S6sS
! 10 it. Deluxe Cabin Cruiser, rsg $4,000. ... SASS
Ten Pin Bowling Ball and Shoe Bag, reg. ass. .. 3A
Tru Power Golf Balls reg 81 dOz .4OO dOz
Evening star., 1960-09-29
SHOES

s6 Mems Suede Sip-Ons, crepe sOed, reg 4SS .3SS
224 Mems Tie OkfOrds brown only. reg. 1885, .3Ss
II Mems Romeo Gift Slippers, reg. 56S. .......ASS
4O Mems Work 0xfOrds, reg. $685. sS.............5s 5sS
4S Mems Dress OxfOrds black only, reg. IsS w .4sS
4S Misses SIipOn 0xfOrds, tWO-tORe reg. 4s9 3SS
48 Girls Suede OxfOrds Tsg 4SS. .............S .SSS
u GINS Dress Patents, sizes IVA to 3. reg 4SS 1888
MANY OTHER UNLISTED SPECIALS. ............ 81
Evening star., 1960-09-29
FLOOR; COVERING

IS Sx2 Windsor" EyOn Pile FOamback Rugs rsg 4ss5 4SO
80 Sxl2 Tubular Oval Braided Rugs rsg AS5 1888
400 ctns "GiItIns" Asphalt Vny Te rsg c ca . Sc sa
100 ctns. Asphalt Tile, brown only rsg &c sa Sc sa
u 6xS RayOn and Fiber Rugs, reg $685. .........7 .74S
n Cotton Reversible Scatter Rugs, reg. 2SO 24s
Evening star., 1960-09-29
PIECE GOODS

2O yds. POnges Prints, A. wide. reg. SSc yd z yds 81
l6O yds Governed COtOns &c. Wide reg 7sC y 3 yds 81
375 yds RObsst Prints a" wide, reg. SOc yd .44c yd
80 yds Dotted SWISS 36' wide, reg. 7Sc y . Ac yd
1856 yds RayOn and DacrOn Linen Effects sg 7SC y 81
Remnant Clearance Asst Lengths Patterns WeaVss 25% OFF
1865 pr Scissors, different sizes. Special Purchase lls
Evening star., 1960-09-29
BOYS @ YsS7slI<Is

65 Boys SpOrtCOas solid and pIaids reg 12SS -. 1888
60 Boys Flannel SpOrtCOas, reg. 89S. ........IS 1888
Sd Boys Cord Wash and Wear SpOrtCOats reg SS0. 1888
Ir. Boys Bedford Cord Stacks, reg l47 ........T Tic
46 IT, Boys Short Sleeve Sport Shirts reg &c. HC
50 Jr. Boys SanfOrzed Shorts rsg $50. ........H Hc
"A Boys Plaid Wash and Wear Sport Coats reg $685. .I88
Evening star., 1960-09-29
HEALTH AIDS

81 Exercise Suits, rubber, sizes SML. reg. 2sS 49,. Lss
Oser Way Massage Pillows, Speeds. reg 1885, 1898
Golden Touch Massage Tables DEL model sg 1SSs5129sS
Exercyces. handle bar pedal action, reg 1885, 1883
Professional Home" in Wbraturs, reg. PASS :. 1883
Evening star., 1960-09-29
PHOTO OPTICAL

Adams x5O Binoculars with leather case reg 3652 1886
Aires EIectrOnic Flash, model $780, reg 1885, 1926
PoIarOd Cameras, #l5Oc Wkte FiIm reg 1245O 111S5
u ROleex 4x4 CamerasIc, reg. $3.50. 1886
Evening star., 1960-09-29
7:!5sIl:l<g

rs Misses Spring Coats, values to $685. .......S1 $50
IS Misses Faie busters, values to 17SO .........S5
1873 Misses Cotton Wash and Wear Skirts, reg 5s8. S3
a Misses Cotton Skirts, solids, prints, rsg $685. ..H
10 Girls AWOO Suits, broken sizes, value to 12SO SIS
Evening star., 1960-09-29
CUR lI5aI31

II pr Modern and Traditional DTaperies reg. 6SO pr. 4Ss
3S5 pr Young MOderns" Tier Cur, reg 2SG-4S0 .244A
5O4 pr Cape Cod RuftIsd Tiers, rsg 22s38s 1S8-32s
24O Corduroy Chair Pads, reg. 2s8. 8..............l4
Evening star., 1960-09-29
FASHION sIs| $S2:I;lI IS:

16O Misses Cotton BIOuses all sizes, reg 81. ... 8Ec
16O Misses Summer Buuses, all sizes, reg. S.... SIC
43O pr. WOs Hosiery 81 gauge IS dener SPECIAL u for $50
$40 pr WOs Cotton Socks Long Wearing SPECIAL 4 for 8OC
Evening star., 1960-09-29

26 Roller and Tray Sets reg L4S L4S.............S .SSc
4S Je Flat Wall Paint, rsg 51S gal.
81 Better Paint Brushes, rsg $685. As8
s37 Gloss Enamel Paints reg $685. sO...............AA
IS Aluminium Ext. Ladders rsg AS5-Il4s5 35S8lO68s
IS WardfIex Flat Wall Paints Teg 4sS ga ......A2s
277 WardfIex House Paints. reg. 68S gaI ......5 .51s
IS Super House Paints reg 55S gaI I............A6S
Evening star., 1960-09-29
[. Z;X<IsI

Upright Feezers, IS Gu. IT., reg. ASs5 .2288S
Glib. Wfiger Washers reg. 1885, ............. SOS
lib. Fully Automatic Washers, rsg 1885, 1883
lib. Gas Dryers, reg. 1885, ................ Sl2s
10 Sewing Machine Cabinets, floor samples W OFF
u go Gas Ranges reg 1885, ................s .s1sU
TO- Gas Ranges reg. 1885. ...................S8 S84
10 36" Gas Ranges, reg 1885 ............... sl5S
s6" Electric Ranges rsg 1885, 1888
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Filling Cabinets, with lock, 10xl5x3O reg. nsS 1888
Filling Cabinets, with lock- lOx5x4O, reg $685. 1888
Typewriter Tables, drop leaves reg 54S .......41s
Typewriter Desks with file, reg. nA 1889
Evening star., 1960-09-29
MEMS CLOTHING
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14 Mems Long Sleeve Sport Shirts, reg 2s8 .. IA
2SO Mems Crew Neck Sweat Shirts, reg 14s .s9c
14 Mems Long Sleeve Knit Shirts, ASSESS Value 2SS
682 Mems Short Sleeve Sport Shirts, reg 2SS . .2tOrS3
1874 Mems Short Sleeve Knit Shirts, reg. 1885, ......H
Evening star., 1960-09-29
HARDWARE:

"a W in: Electric Drill, reg. 1886. ...............S8O
IS OrhtaI Sanders, Special Purchase. ...........ssS
10 House Tool Set, a pc. Special Purchase. ......HSO
Is Post lacks, IT,, reg. $685. 68U
Imported Hand Tools, Special Purchase ........SOc
80 3O-pC. Tool Kits, reg. 1885, .nSU
"a SO-pc. Metric Tool Kits, reg. 1885, ....... 1888