davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01
NUTTER SAYS
TAXPAYER NO
CASH REGISTER

Helena = estate government
must realize its function is to
serve the people of Montana" Don
Nutter, Sidney, Republican candi-
date for nomination as governor,
said in a statement issued for
Montana weekly newspapers this
week. '"The taxpayer must not be
looked on as an animated cash
register necessary only as a source
of more tax money"
The AZ year old lawyer, veteran
of four terms as Montana state
senator from Richland County,
stressed that economy, coupled
with holding the line of taxation,
is his key to an effective state
administration "But until we have
government which can operate
without being subject to depart
mental self-perpetuation, true
economy in Montana's state gov
erment will be an impossiblity.
Montana government has never
had more urgent need of strong
and decisive action from the gov
ernor's chair than now.
"The Treasure State is a big
state with a vastly divergent econ
omy. The administrator of any
state program must not be tied to
any segment of this economy, but
must represent them all impartial
ly. There is but one governor for
all the people and that man must
be willing to serve as representa-
tive Of all the people"
Current efforts to increase fed
eral aid to education cannot help
but cause apprehension in the
minds of those Montana citizens
seriously concerned with the flu
ture of our school system. The
Murray-Metcalf Bill for Federal
Aid to Education is the first
stage of a calculated plan to make
Americas more important level
of Observation-Disclosures to fed
eral domination.
"Our problems in Montana are
not of the critical nature which
exist in other areas of the US
and yet the federal tax load would
descend equally on is. There is
every reason to believe that our
tax share in Montana would cost
more in new taxes than we would
stand to benefit had we utilized
the same money to develop ouI
own program of educational i'm
provements.
GA reduction-not an increase
in national taxes offers Montana
her only real hope of solving pro.
blems of education. If the fedora.
government were financially ablt
to reduce its current tax program
and return to the states some o.
the tax resources now being used
even the poorest of the state:
would be able to easily finance
their entire school program.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01
AIRPORT NEWS

hours. The departures of both
type flights vary from day to day
and l have quoted the SAS Mon
day schedule. Frontiers connec-
ton to Northwest Airlines in Bis
marck is eXcellant so one can
leave Sidney at 1900 pm. and
arrive in Idlewild Airport at 6:45
am. No change of airports in New
York if your are flying to Copen-
hagen.
. Good luck to all office seekers
in the primary election coming up
next Tuesday and the best of luck
especially to those poor souls who
are seeking the Town Constable
position via the write in vote.
When Frontier Airlines started
operations up on this Williston
Basin run back in 1854, 1 was
assigned as manager here in Sid
ney and Joe Fisher was the man
ager in Glendive. We knew each
other well in Albuquerque before
coming up here. Fisher has since
left Frontier and is now working
for Alaskan Airlines in Nome,
Alaska. According to the Alaskan
AirlineS paper, he has quite a job.
He is District Operations Manager
in Nome and he coordinates both
bush and mainline flights, Sche-
dulles pilots and planes, runs the
Nome station and attempts to get
to all bush stations within his
jurisdiction at least once a month.
He coordinateS station activities
with community work and is res
ponsible for keeping personnel
morale high. He also has to keep
the snow cleared from the Nome
station area, especially around the
terminal building. Joe, I'll lend
you my shovel now that l have
taught my dog how to remove the
snow from around the Sidney
terminal.
Passengers boarding Frontier
Airlines this past week IN Sidney
included Jack Murphy, Havre;
Miss Sharon Carter, Great Falls;
Miss Florence Whited, Billings;
Mrs. Walter Mende, W1ll1ston;
Steve Swanson, Billings; {. D..
Putt, Havre; Mrs. Edith Cum
minis, Cody, Wyo.; Miss Mary
Ellen 'Geiger, Billings; y. ,.
O'Conner, Salt Lake City, Utah;
Jay Lalonde, Helena; and, charles
Thompson, Miles City.
Another Frontier Travel Tip =
Leave Sidney 1900. pm. Arrive
Minneapolis 7:31 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01

II teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon Worcestershire
Dash pepper
/ small Glove garlic, minced
l tablespoon butter or margarine
l can (10A ounces) beef gravy
" cup sour cream
Frankfurter buns, slit and
toasted
Mix together beef, bread crumbs,
green pepper, onion, egg, salt,
worcestershire and pepper. Shape
into balls about 1k inches In
diameter. In skillet, brown meat.
balls and garlic in butter. Add
beef gravy. Cover; simmer 10 min.
utes. Uncover; simmer 10 minutes
longer. Stir small amount hot
gravy into sour cream; pour into
skillet. Heat a few minutes. Place
3 or 4 meatballs and about u cup
gravy In each bun. Makes 4 to 8
servings. r
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01

1 have had some inquiries about
air service to Copenhagen so here
goes some information compli-
ments of Scandinavian Airlines
System. SAS runs daily Douglas
DC 3 Jets and propeller driven
DC TICS from New York City's
Idlewild airport to Copenhagen
nonstop. The fare on the Jet
economy class one way is $4,000,
round trip is 1851. so; the fare on
the propeller driven DC Z is 1922
90 one way and the round trip is
$525.60. The fares quoted are
from New York to Copenhagen.
The Jet flights leave New York at
$3.50 pm. and arrive nonstop in
Copenhagen at 1885 am. the next
morning. The DC7 flights leave
New York at $3.50 pm. and arrive
in Copenhagen at 8:45 am. so the
Jet beats the DC7 by about 5
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01
(USS) American Fence Posts
take the work out of fence iohs

No holes TO dig -. you can drive these steel
posts in less than three minutes. Available In
3 styles-American "U", American An-PurA
pose "U," and American Studded ser" An
have slit-wing anchors that root them firmly
into the ground.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01

Save the day with a Meatball
Stroganoff Sandwich. Doesn't it
sound yummy and it really
is! Juicy tender meatballs cooked
in a rich canned beef gravy and
dairy month sour cream, then
served in toasted buns. They
"ooze" with the tempting sauce,
so serve knife and fork" style.
To go along a crisp salad
combination Of shredded lettuce,
tomatoes, radishes, and cucumber.
A pitcher of refreshing iced tea
and your Eve had a busy day"
menu is complete.
MeatbaII Stroganoff Sandwich
II pound ground beef :
2 tablespoons fine dry bread
crumbs
2 tablespoons minced green
pepper
tablespoons minced onlonJ
i egg, slightly beaten
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01
Air
Force
News
M/Sgt. VIM. A. FORESTER

At our last meeting we had a
visitor from Glasgow, he was
S/sgt. Kinder Knecht.
Sgt. Kinder Knecht came down
to give UP grading tests to Airmen
Hart and Sgt. Lorenz.
We had a review of our past 6
months study course in prepara-
ton for our final test.
The last member of our unit
that l would like to acquaint you
with is A nc Bernard j. Hart.
Bernie was born here in Sidney
SO most of you people know him
well. He entered the Army in
1857 and served in Germany and
the u. S. during his enlistment. He
was released from the service in
1859 and Joined the Air Force
Reserve in the same year.
Bernie now lives in Sidney with
his wife Irene and son Daniel.
He is employed by Dasinger's
Cleaners and Laundry.
Now that you have read about
all of our members we hope we
can be of better service to you
and this great Country of ours by
always being ready to defend II
against any a~ggressors.
Our next meeting will be our
last until next September. So this
may he my last article until then
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01
GOVERNOR

For:
. Good Highway Program
. Better Schools
. Improved Farm Program
. Better Fish and Game
Program
NO Increase in Taxes
NO Sales Tax
Strong, Independent Leadership
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01
Americas MOI Farm Fence
costs no more than others!

Now a better buy than ever =.
Good farm management and good
fence go hand in hand to help you
produce bigger crops. better live
stock. -. and cut operating costs.
Plenty of USS American Fence is
still in use, standing straight and
true and in good condition after 80
or more years of dependable service.
USS and American are registered trademarks
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01

The faSt-talking salesman takes
advantage of the average persons
greed to put over his something
for nothing" deal.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-01

1t is surprising how much trash
one gets in the mails, if he opens
his mail.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Time To Save
on TOYS

3 sU'f Riding Msttsssses. Compare
Bile value 4.oo. 800
- saby Dolls, fully iointed. Hot
and dress. Comparable value 7.e8,
4.ss
4 Heevy-Duty Vinyl Boets, poddIes
included. Comparable voIue PASS,
1888
~ Tennis Rockets. Fine for beoin-
ners. Comparable value 5.es. S.sS
" Rigid Frame Welding PooIs, 6x
SKIP. Comparable voIue 1898,
1883
: Wadins PeoIs, rigid frome. 6x8'x
TO-. Comparable VoIue 34.95,
WGL-Ths Toy Store, sth Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Boys Clothing

IS Sport coets. oil labeled for fobric
content. Pin feather cords. seer
sucker. nub weoves ond Others. Bro
ken sizes s TO le. Less thon ',
price. BIT 70 iii
TO Suits. Q Jorge selection Of weoves
oil lobeIed for fobric content Bro
ken sizes s to y. Comparable voIues
'2.e5 to 1895. SIT to 1911
se strew Hsts. eroy, olive and
brown. Assorted sizes SIS to 7ls
Comparable voIue 2.os. I.5s
lzo Poiomas, summerweioht cot
tons. Mostly short sleeve and Iona
leg. Broken sizes s to u. Connpo-
robIe value 2e8 ond more. l.5s
us Sport Shirts. Short sleeve COT
tons in assorted colors and potterns
Broken sizes E, s and 20 only. Com
poroble voIue 2.oS. lss
IS PIoy Shorts, assorted coIors and
potterns. Broken sizes s, u. ID 10
20. Comparable voIue 2es and
o,9o. l.Ss and 2.5s
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
n ston Store Only Except Where Noted
Clearance Summer
Cotton Fobries

700 Ysvds Steffei Kip Klens, nov
city eyelosh fringe cotton. Compo-
robIe value | 10 yord. 100
400 Yards Dumai Rustic NJ Gle
Cotton Prints in floral designs. Com
porobIe value ! 20 yard. S5e
WGL-Foshion Fobries, 9th Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheoton PIozo
and 7 Corners
A. WsshinsteR Store Only
100 Ysrds Imported ToeteiIs Prints
in creose-resistont, minimum iron
ing cotton. Novelty conversation
prints. Comparable value .7e yord.
100
30 Ysrds Fine ,cettsns by Hope Skill
man, creose-resistont. Less than "
comparable price yord. 100
WGl-Foshion Fobrics, 9Th Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheoton
Plozo ond 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-11
On Sale Friday, $3.50 AN. /.
Sportsweor
Reductions

100 Skirts, linen, Oocron poIyester
and cotton ond cotton chino. LIGHT
and dork coIors. Sizes 1920 in
group. Comparable values 1895
and ll.e5. 500
40 Skirts in cotton and royon blends.
PIeoted and slim styles; cleor coIors
and patterns. Comparable value
7.oe. 500
IS Cotton ce-ordinetes in Tiger
Print.
Sleeveless Shirts. Comparable
value $50 500
Bermude Shors and Short Sleeve
Shirts. Comparable volue 7.99.
500
Full Skirts. Comparable voIue | .95.
500
50 Cotton ce-osdinstes, gold ond
dork green shodes.
Short -sIeeved shirts, cIeor color.
Comparable voIue 3.o9. 800
Short-SIeeved Shirts, plaid. Com
poroble volue $50. 500
unIined Plaid Jsekets. Comparable
voIue ll.95. 500
Slim and Full Skirts. Comparable
Volue 7.9o. 500
IS Eomous Msks Swim Suits in good
voriety, Comparable values 1895
TO $500. $50 10 1850
$50 BuIky Knit cssdissns Of Orion
ocrylic. CIeor coIors and horizontal
stripes. Comparable volue ll.95.
500
50 Cotton Ger ceets, popIin or
cricket cloth. Green. gold or ton.
Comparable voIues ~ .e5 ond l2.e5.
500
50 Leether Jeekets with half belt
or sosh. White or postel. Compor-
able value 26.95. 1900
WGl-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Weekend Food
Specials

80 cer's Imported Cream craeksrs,
pound 6 ounces. Comparable voIue
rs. LIS
IS corr's Imported Assorted Eng
Iish creoms. l3I2 ounces. Com
porobIe volue IS. l.39
Petriot Brond Extro Rich Ice cresm,
quart. Comparable volue e0c, 7ss
IS con's Assorted Imported Eng
Iish Biscuits, pound. Comparable
value 2.7o. 1873
es vietorio Holland Assorted Cook
les. ! pound q ounces. Comparable
value 2.8e. 1893
WGL-The Food Shop, lst Floor,
North Building; oIso Chevy Chose
De Luxe Chrome -PIated Germent
Rack on costers, comparable value
ll.95. S.s7
Proctor Ironing Board. Pad and cover
combination, comparable voIue
1890. 1890
WGL-loroe Housewares,
End Floor, North Building;
olso Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo
ond Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-11

Keystone Pole Lomp, all steel with
black or coffee and sond finish.
Tree lamp in steel with finish in
black or coffee and sond. Com
porobIe value each, l4.95.
Eoch, 1925
Bress-Einish Floor Lemps, 4 styles.
Comparable VoIue 1895. 22.95
WGL-Lomps, 7th Floor;
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo
ond 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Outstanding Values From Our Homefurnishnes White Sale

Martex Dry -Me-Dry Kitchen Towels,
cotton linen royon. Comparable
value 60c. soc
Bueilia Vinyl-costed Reyen TsbIe
Cloths, 52x52, 52x7o, 6oxeo,
6Oxl02 and so" round Compor-
oble values 3.49 to 500.
2.ss 70 4.s9
WGl-Linens, 5th Floor;
olsc Chevy Chase, Wheaton pIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-11

Beautiful Peter Pen" Lounge. foam
rubber cushions, bright fobrics,
-trpped legs.
5s.s5, $50 monthly
FomouS Deystrom oinette Sets,
ceon, free styling. Comparable
value 74.e5.
Now 5e.45, $50 monthly
W5L-Loroe Housewares,
End Floor, North Building;
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheoton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Big Savings for the
Nursery Set

80 Imported Sunsuits for boys and
girls. Novel designs and hond-de-
toiIine. Postels and white. Broken
sizes. Comparable value 4.ee. 2.ss
IS Sunsuits for boys and girls. Cool
cottons. Comparable value 80. SSe
n Cotton Plisse one-Pieee Sleep
and PIoy Suits. Rosebud pattern on
white. 6 months. Less than h
price. soc
- Sleeping Bags in cotton pIisse.
Rosebud print on white. 3 months TO
years. Less than u price. soc
IS Cotton Hats for small boys. Brim
ond visor styles. Comparable value
2.ee. I.es
IS Sleeveless Sundresses in dointy
posteIs. Comparable value 500.
800
70 Cotton Dress Sets, including
panty and slip. Pink or blue. Com
poroble value 5.oe. 3.S7
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Special Purchase
Dark Cotton Prints
90 yard

Comparable vaiue
1.69 yard
$500 yards Town and Country cot
ton satin London Derry prints,
eombed cotton, washable end
eresse- resistent. New designs In
rich foll eolorinss, ideal for back 70
school and tronsition fsshiens.
Blues. reds. colds, tsups end
green backgrounds. IS" wide.
WGL-Foshion Fobrics, 9th Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Further Reductions
on Women's
Foshion Shoes
go =" go

Group A. 800 Psirs Fsmeus- Meme
Shoes. some imported. Heel styles
in white, potent, red, brown ond
black. FIots and sondoIs in black,
noturol, brown and other coIors.
Comparable voIues e.o8 to 1898
ond more. $50 end $50
Group D. 900 Psirs Hish-Esshien
Shoes including potent, bone, beige,
oroy and postels in. high heel styles.
Also group of low REEL shoes in
black colt, meshes, punched pioskin
in block and beige. Mid heel styles
in oroy suede. potent and bone.
Comparable voIues 1893 and much
more. 100 end $50
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor;
Group 8 olso ot Chevy Chose,
Wheoton PIozo, 7 Corners
ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Sovines From
Our Comera
Deportme ent

3 6edset Bsss, assorted sizes.
Were 9.e9 to 1925.
400 70 1000
s Proisetien Screens for movies
and slides. Were e.e9 TO
l7.e5. 400 10 1000
I Suprs IS MN cemsFs.
Wos 1000. e.s5
! SekeNie Movie csmeFs,
"elmotic g." 3 lens turret,
buiIt-in filters. Wos $3.50.
! WeIenssk Model "73"
Movie csmsEs. 8 lens fur
ret. Wos 1895. 32.oo
I Argus c-3 Outfit, less eose.
Wos 5e.e5. $500
Z Reslist Slide Projectors,
completely outomotic. Remote
control with sturdy carrying
cose. $500
Z Mesns Titlsv Sets, for pro-
fessionoI titline, over 300 let
tiers. Were 5.ee. 100
WGL-Comeros, lst Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11

Save Hs to " on
Fine Summer
Furniture
Below 10 eRly Q pevtisl list. Come
ssTy ts enjoy wide selection.
Bunting Aluminium Furniture
IS chsises with green floroI pot
termed innersprine cushions. Less
thon " comparable value. 1895
IS Reund umbrells TsbIss, AZ"
round with durobIe white finish. Less
than " comparable price. sos
35 Foldins chsiss. turquoise or yell
low webbing. Comparable voIue
1925. 7.e5
IS Glider Sestsss with turquoise or
yellow webbing. Comparable voIue
1895. 1895
10 FvI-Si.s Lounge cheirs to
notch. Comparable voIue le.e5.
s5 Lawn cheirs TO motch Compo-
robIe value loe5. SOS
Colif Asia Ratton and
Peel Gene
IS EUli-SixS chsirs, rattan and
ginger cone with sturdy wrought iron
bases. Less than u comparable
volue. S,95
4 Seetins Groups, foam cushioned.
Include Sport sectional soto, Z end
tobles and q chair. Comparable
Volue 1885. lSS.o0
lownlite Aluminium Furniture
" Spring chsirs with turquoise
webbing. Comparable volue Ilo5.
7.sS
Wd-Furniture, 9Th Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheoton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Wanted Books
Reduced From Stock
75e and 500

much less than Y
comparable valne
$50 beeks reduced from stock. Eeeh
and every ere decided asset 70
ysur library.
WGL-The Book Store, lst Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Remnunts-Fridoy Only
Sub-teen Apparel

50 Summer Skins in assorted
sizes and coIors. Comparable
value 7,ee. 800
u Summer Skirts. Comporo-
BILE volue 5.o9. ZOO
80 BIeuses, some TO match
skirts. Assorted styles. Com
poroble value 3.o9. 1.50
9 culottes. Assorted sizes.
Comparable volue 4.99. ZOO
W6l-Subteen Apparel,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Clearance of
Juniors Dresses
500

I4S sxesptieRel buys In shirtweist
styles with sIim o. full skirt, dsysims
shssths, pafie and suNdFesses, T.
piece esst end dress ensembles, end
eoektail dresses. cottens, silks and
blends Of DaeEsn pelyester end cot
ten. Wide selection Of fabrics, eol-
sVs end styles IN each size. 5 70 Is.
Comparable
Volues Now
10 l4.e5 500
IS l7.eS 100
1856
80 22.e5 1900
25.ooG
80 1895 1900
35.ooG
30 3e.e5 2i.oo
WGl-Juniors' Dresses, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Timely Buys on
Teen-ose Sportsweor
400 4" 200
Comparable values
500 to 1925

S.99 to 1925
Group includes cotton shirts In
solids end stripes. Sheeths and full
skirts. Bsthins suits in solid eeIors.
ons-piees styles. Sizes 7 to IS.
100 Teen-Ass Dresses in cotton.
Solids, checks and fIorols. Sheoths
and full skirts. Comparable voIues
1895 TO. l7.e5. TOO end 1900
W6L-Teen-Aee Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11

Luxurious Common White PeVeoIe
Sheets, 72xl0S". Comparable voIue
2.99. 2.3s, 4 Tor $40
Senator" Pillow, white goose down
filling. 2ox26". Comparable value
1925. 7.ss
WGl-5Ionkets and Bedding,
Sth Floor; oIso Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Plozo ond 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Save on Ends
Of Corpet Rolls

Of Corpet Ro
Comparable
I-I2x5's" Opel
Woel Twist.
l-i2'xS' Beiss
AeriIon AeFylie and
NyIon Twist. than
l-2'3"xi2li" Red
Wool Twist.
l-2'3"x6' Brown
Nylon Twist. thon
I-2II"xsIl"
Brown Nylon
Twist. than
l-l2'x5' Beige Ny
lon Twist.
l-l2'x4's" Mink
Wool Twist. thon
I-i1'x3's" Aqua
Nylon Twist. thon
l-l2'x4'li" Lisht
Green Wool Twist.
i-i2'x4's" Ivory
Wool Plush Pile. thon
l-3'xlo'il" Light
Green Weel Loop.
l-3'Io"xs'Io"
Light Green Wool
Loop. thon
l-l2'x5Io" Beige
Wool Plush Pile. /
I-I2'x3'4" Shift
ing Sends Wool
Twist.
i-l2x3 white
Wool Plush Pile. Than
i-l2xi2' Green
Wool Twist. z
i-i2'x9' Green
Wool Loep Twist. 3
i-i2'x9'i" Size
Wool Loop. |
I-I2'xio' Mink
Wool Twist. !,
l-l2'xl4'2" Green
Wool Twist. z
I-I2'xl3'6" Gold
Wool Twist. Z.
l-I2'xs'2" Mink
Wool Twist. !
l-I2'xI5' Beise
Wool Leop end
Twist. 8
l-I2rIo'4" Light
Green Ae'iIen Aery-
lie end Nylen Twist. !
i-llIisII"
Light Green Wool
Twist. 3
l-l2'xs' Blue Weel
and NyIon Loop. |
l-l2'x5no" Blue
Wool Twist. thor
l-lo's"xIo'4"
Beige WeoI Twist. !
l-l2'xll' Spring
Green Wool end Ny
lon Twist. |
l-I2'xs'3" BEIGE
Wool end NyIon
Pile. |
l-e'xS'4" Gvsy
Cotton. |
l-I2'xiI's" Blue
Aerilen Aerylie Yer
al. |
i-l4'io"xs's" Red
Wool Cut Pile. 3.
l-I2'xl3II"6rsy
Wool and NyIon
Twist. 2
1--s'xlS' Lisht
Green NyIon Twist. i
l-l2'xI2' Persian
Blue NyIon Twist. |
I-loIo"xl4'e"
Grey NyIon Twist. z
i-l2'xs' Peeeh
Nyion Twist. !
l-s'xI6'e" Brown
Nylor Cut Pile. z.
l-l2xi2' Empire
Green Cotton. |
W6L-FIoorcoverine
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Savings on
Subteen Dresses ,

Many styles and eolors, some party
dresses. Not ell sizes in oil styles.
eanaaaHabIa
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Sove 500 On
Mems Luggage

ls Rinsbinders. Savoy Upper.
W" rings. Embossed mo-
hoqony cowhide. Comparable,
voIue 1895. 9.s5
Is Envelope Style Portfolios,
hond- d-boorded top groin cow
hide. Suntnn. Comparable
value 1899. 9.9S
8 Week End coses, top groin
cowhide, sunton and ginger.
Comparable volue 35.95.
1875
ls-2l" Weekend cases,
green pIoid. Comparable value
300. 500
6 Ladies VaI-A-Peks, blue or
oroy. Comparable voIue 22.0O.
ll.oo
PIeose odd 1920 FederoI tax.
WGL-Luoeooe. 7th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Mems One Size
Stretch Hose

@%%'1tSs'< Ssi": 1SS 38e
lo5 poirs one size stretch hose thot
fits any foot size from 10 to l3.
Solids coIors in block and oroy.
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
CosuoI Fashions
Greatly Reduced

Group OF dresses. suits and knits;
some euIotte dresses included. Feb
ries ere pure silks. DseroN polyester
and cotton. Fayons, eottens end
Orion eerylie. Sizes $40.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Further Reductions
On Summer Suits
34.oo.
44.o0

All from our regular stock. Choose
from Doeron poIyester-wooi. oee,en-
Orion serylie and Deeron-eotton
blends. A good rense Of sizes. All
suits labeled for Febrie content.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheoton Ploze,
7 Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Weekend Special
So

Comparable vaIne 6Oc
ASSORTED C0cO0nm BOnbonS
WGL-Condies ond Contectionories,
lst Floor, Main Building
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Mems Fomous
Name Dress Shirts
2.ss 3 for $50

Comparable value
4.25 to 5.95
274 long and short sleeve, button
down, soft slotted and spreod collar
styles. White, solids. stripes and
foney prints. Many ore wash and
weor
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
-onnponohle

SportsWeoT, 3rd Floor,
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton plozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-08-11
From Our
University Corner
Mems Wash And
Wear Suits
horohTo "a AA

All reduced from our FesvIer stock.
Noturei shoulder styles. Select from
olive, sroy or ton. All suits IcbeIed
for fob'ie content.
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor;
olso Chevy Chose, Wheoton pIozo
ond 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Sport Shirts

Comber@6le @d 2.ss and 9. .ss
value 500 ' AS'~
Solids end potterns. S. M, L and xL.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton pIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Reduced for
Clearance
Teen-ase Shoes
Comparable valHe ey
h0S and mOre 0H

$50 feen-sse shoes In white end
bone. Lew end medium height heel.
Broken sizes 4Na 70 8.
WGL-Children's Shoes, End Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Mems NoturoI
Shoulder Summer
Sport Coots

Comparable value 295,
5.95 and 4.95
Cotton knit shirts In on assortment
OF bootnecks, eFewneeks end polo
styles. Short sleeves and weshebIe.
S, IA, / and xL.
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor;
oso Chevy Chose, Wheaton plozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-08-11

Dresses, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-11

WGyL-Subteen ApporeI, 4th EIoor