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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-13

ent. will bring a new program
in mass entertainment. A col
orful panorama is promised.
Included in the circus are
performing elephants, trained
seals. horses. prancing ponies,
talented CANNES. aerialists.
wirewalkers, clowns and girls.
The Beers-Barnes circus is
reported to be the oldest ap-
pearing under canvas.
The circus will set up on
the parking lot behind w. F.
Cox Company, at Railroad and
Sixth Streets. Two perform
ances will be held, on e at 3:15
and the other at 8 p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-13
MAKES TRIP

Mrs. Maryland Johnson has
returned home after spending
a week in Orona. Maine, where
she attended the National
Home Demonstration Council
convention. She was sponsored
by the home demonstration
club at Sweet Home. On the
Neturn trip she stopped off in
New York City.
Mrs. Johnson is the daught =
or of John L. Clemens of
Green Sea.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-13
Trip To Hawaii
Won By Frinks

A To-day all-expense-paid
vacation to Hawaii has been
awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Gra-
dy Frink of Pireway by the
Western Auto Company.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-13

Twelve members of the Be-
thel w. s. c. s. met at the
church Sunday nigh, fof u.,.
regular monthly meeting. Mre
Ada Long presided. Mrs. Mat
tie Gore joined the Sotiety
and Mrs. Blanche Bloodgood Of
Wilmington was o visitor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-13

The population figure for
Tabor City in the 1860 census
stands at 1888.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-13
EMERGENCY REGULATION CORRECTS OVERSIGHT IN GAME REGULATIONS

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has released an em- ergency regulation to include Game Management Unit Is, west of Anchorage, in the Area K" antlerless moose hunt. Unit 16 was included in Area E by the Alaska Board of Fish and Game at it's regular fall meeting in Ko- diak last year, but was inadvert- enly omitted from the published and filed Game Regulations.
 With the change, the descrip- tion of Area E-which is open to permit-only antlerless moose hunting between Dec. and 18- now reads:
 EsThat portion of Unit IA north of line drawn from the con- fluenee of the Susitna and Kash- wilma Rivers along the wes t boundary of Unit Il, easterly a. long the Kashwitna River to it's headWaters and continuing east erly along the Granite Creek Kings River-Gh;ckaloon River TaIkeetna River divide to t h east boundary line of Unit II, and Unit Is.
 This area is unique among the antlerless m se permit=only hunting areas which will be ep- en in December in that permits will be issued to all applicants. The hunt is being handled on a permit basis to enable Depart ment biologists to obtain much needed information about moose populations in the area affected.
 Elmer Nofberg, Regional Game Management Biologist in charge of South Central Alaska. pointed out that one requirement. of permit hunt is that successful hunters bring the lower jaws of animals taken; the jaws, he said are used to determine the age distribution of the kill, an im- portant indicator of herd con- dition and population trends.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-13
FAA Initiates
 Blue Seal Program For Alaska Pilots

Alaskan private and eommer- cfal pilots who have enough in- strument flying skill to get them- selves out of potentially danger ous weather situations will soon be sporting a Blue Seals on their pilots certificates.
 Beginning Oct. 1, Federal Avi- ation Agency safety inspectors at Fairbanks, Juneau and Anch- oroge began issuing. the new eer- tifieates, according to Melvin Derry, supervising inspector for general aviation for flight stan- dards district office in Anchor age.
 The Blue Seal program is na- tion wide and all private and commercial pilots who have re- ceived certificates since May 1960 automatically become eligible. Pi= lots who obtained licenses prior to that time may acquire the Blue Seal by submitting log books and documents showing eligibility, and successfully completing minimum flight test limited to present instrument requirements for a private or commercial li- cense.
 Aircraft Owners and Pilots As soeiation plans to offer pilots a 360 Degree Instrument R i Course which Egg will recognize as qualifying graduates for the Blue Seal. The course was de- veloped by the AOPA founda- ton and can be given by any flight school or qualified flight and ground instructor. A sylla- bus for use by instructors is now available free from AOPA.
 Blue Seal certificates may be obtained from FAA inspectors at Arctic Airways hangar at Fair banks International Airport, the terminal building at eau Municipal International Airport, or the Safeway Airway hangars, Merrill Field, Anchorage.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-13
1961-62 Outline of Winter Events

Tn e Alaskan tourist has a choice of half a dozen winter fes- tivals-including the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous, t he Anchor Point sno Festival, the Gordoxa Ice Worm Festival, the Dilling- ham Beaver Roundup, the Fair banks Winter Carnival, and the Homer Winter Carnival - all of which combine to make Alaska one of the "eelebratingests states in the Union.
 Not surprisingly it's also the 'raeingest' with dog mushing races and pulling contests sehed- uled at most of the festivals plus kenai, Kotzebue, Nome, Tok, and other points during various week ends and holidays.
 Biggest winter sport in t h Northland, of course, is skiing. Slopes as far north as Fair- banks, and even the Arctic Cire- le, and as far south as Junea boast a hard -to-beat combination of fine powder snow and low al- titudes. The largest concentra- ton of ski activity centers a. round Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula.
 Alaska is an easy state to visit. Four airlines offer daily service to various points in the 49th State. And the Alaska Highway is maintained on an all year bas- is both in Canada and in Alaska.
 For more information on win ter sports in Alaska, write to the Alaska Division of Tourism, Ju- neau.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-13
BeltZ Memorial
 To Aid Students

The Unalakeet Parent-Teach- CTS Association has established a William E. Beltz Memorial grant in=aid at the University of Alas ka.
 The late Sen. William E. Beltz, who was first speaker of t h e Alaska State Senate, served two terms as president of the Unala- keet Parent-Teaeher Association. The grant is to be used to help needy, worthy Unalakeet student or students.
 The fund, which is $100 to be given annually, is to be admin stered by the University of Alas ka scholarship committee.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-13
ALASKA TO HAVE NEW FAA DIRECTION
 FINDING EQUIPMENT

New direction finding equip ment, providing faster, more accurate navigation information, has been ordered by the Federal Aviation Agency under 1,733,- 892 contract which will supply 100 finders for selected F A A flight service stations and air port control towers which are not equipped with radar. Twen- ty-seven of the installations are to be made in Alaska.
 The Alaska installations are to be at Anchorage, Aniak, Annette, Bethel, Bettles, Big Delta, Cold Bay, Cordova, Galena, Gulkana, Gustavus, Homer, Kenai, King Salmon, Kodiak, Kotzebue, Me Grath, Minehumina, Nenana, Sit ka, Nome, Northway, Summit, Talkeetna, Panama, Unalakleet, and Yakutat.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-13

John B. Hakala, refuge manag- CT of the Kenai National Moose Range, estimates there are 5000 moose in the entire Kenai Penin- sula in 1861 with 6,500 of them within the boundaries of t h e Moose Range.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-13
Alaska Gets Rental

The Bernice Lake land auc- tion held at Kenai on Sept. 16 brought the State of Alaska cof- fers an annual rental of $2145 from the f2 tracts sold.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-13
740 Bear Taken

In harvest of wildlife by hunt CTS, TAO bear were taken from Alaska's national forests in 1860.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Misses Dresses-2-Doy Month-End!

Group ct $40. eomp val $l799 and $leeel, Printed ond
solid color royon erepes wools oDocon poYeste brown
green, grey. beige, few blocks.
Group OF $l2 ecmp vol $l9eo and $3.50 Bosie STYLES
mostin wool crepe Docron poyester royon royoL oe
oue beige purple some block and and printed royon
Group et SIS. teomp. val 99o and $2eeol Afternoon
cocktail ond street dresses including woo royon crepes fees
ond broeodes Beige grey. pupIe. brown green, block
Group at $40. teomp vol. SIS. and $35J CocktoI and
evening dresses we'll afternoon types In such fobrics os
silk oie oyon and broeode Neutral eoIors brohts
and blocks.
Group et SIS. eomp vol. $35 and S45J Dresses with
ioekets weoers and piece styles from doime to formal
toshions Sheer WOOL silk foe and oono the vored royon
tobnesctfon, toffeo broeode and peou de Sole
ond block t-'
Second floor Street; selections at all
JeIeff bronch stores
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Monday Tuesday MONTH END!
Slips, Pettieouts, SIeepweor

Originally $3.50 to $los5 Slips s3ss TO $ess. Loee ond
embroidery trims also nyon sotin eot nyon satin
White, blue beige brown pink % to A. Originally $3.50
and cotton in white 81 to 40, in toll overoee.
Orig $3.50 J Slips sass. Embroidered doeron poyester
and cotton slips; also petcoos white.
F Street Only!
ora 95 TO Sse5 Pettsieooss S3s5 TO S5s5 Nyon trot
ond nyon trimmed with lace peo ond
applique White BEIGE brown black. blue. noI medium or
loree
Orig $500 Bkini Poiomos slss Printed ond striped cotton
plsse, cotton blends. S, M |.
Orig 80 Reduced to S2os Watx Gowns and Beby Dolls
in Solids poko dots prints in pink, blue, yellow white with
red blue. cotton psse S, NJ l. Aso psse sIeepeoets
pink, blue or yellow.
Orig. $500 Seepeoot $3.50 Cotton ehomboy in beige
blue. S. M, L.
Orig. $3.50 sess Paiamos $3.50 to $3.50 Cotton brood
cloth and nyon in solids, checks doed-broken
assortment 81 to 40.
Orig. $3.50 $500 Long Gowns $3.50 to ss.ss. Cotton
Bolbreeon, oyon choIis Feohoire fonneete in
assorted prints checks solids. S, NJ l. few short gowns
included.
Orig $3.50 to sloss Poomos $3.50 to $3.50 Ski, Bermuda
Copr Cuoe and classic styles in COTTON Bobreoon royon
choI Feothoire blends cotton fonnelette, prints, Solids
checks. 81 to 40.
Orig. $sss to $l4s5 NyIon Treot Gowns $sss to Ssos
Long and woz lengths in double oyeroy pleots embroidery
ond oees Blue pink white red and block sizes 81 4o
Orig $zl.s5 to Szss5 Ensembles Sass TO Sl6s5 Beou-
tful and robes in pink blue embroidered oee
trimmed nylon tricot.
Orig $3.50 Jumper Sets $500 Red blue corduroy with white
docron polyester and cotton mite shirts. S. N, l.
Lingerie, Second Floor, Street and all branches.
II Long Nyon Teot Robes $25. Originally S35 Mouye pink
or purple. S, m, /.
IL Lounsus Sets SLABS Originally S22e5 Veveteeh coprl
ponts, quilted nyon top Sizes 10 and H.
Above Items F Street Only
Evening star., 1961-01-29
elleff:
Misses and Women's Goats
trimmed with various
fine furs-sl25. and sl45.

comparable value $l4o to Sts5)
Splendid woolens, fur-woo blends foiIIe. plush
ribbed, polished and tweed textures. Button coots
wraps, trimmed with mink in most fashionable col.
ors. dyed black mink, dyed block or blonde Beaver,
and Norwegian Fox. Block, grey, toupe, red, beige,
green; misses to l6 Women,s proportioned 8 to
20; tolIer sizes "a to 38. tJunior sizes to l3 in
the $l25 eroup).
Evening star., 1961-01-29
ChiIdren's Wear at FoIIs Church,
Shirlington, Silver SPRING

S"uuiSn VSUI " TOuS SnuFCn,
Shirlington, Silver Spring
Orig. $7.oS and $3.50 Cotton Dresses,
$4.es and $3.50
Solids and prints in sizes to 6x and to a.
Orig. $3.50 and $500 Girls Winter Hats,
Sizes 3 to a in dork felt $l.se and $3.50
Dresses and hots ot obove three stores plus Conn., Ave-
Orig. $29.99 Girls Winter Coots $3.50
Dark tweeds with leeoins sizes 3 to Ok.
Orig. $l7.99 Girls Eskimo Jockets. $3.50
Green or ton pile, sizes to 6x
Orig. $39.99 Subteen Goats
Boxy block wool with red velvet trim. sizes TO H.
Originally $2.99 to S. Pojemas- to Sz.oo
Printed cotton flonneee alone or combined with nylon
stretch ectord Broken styles and coors size group
Originally $4.99 to $i0.99 Robes $3.50 TO 81. so
Robes Peonors louneno sets printed fonneettes
quilts corduroy solid cotton eorduroys Broken STYLES and
eolos in to Ia size group.
Orig. $500 to $3.50 fodder Robes -$z.e9 6 $500
Zpieee Peieno sets included this group Of printed cotton
fonneletts, sizes to a.
Originally $2.ss and $3.50 ToddIer sIeepwear,
$l.99 and $3.50
Printed cotton fonneetes with feet sizes to in
broken assortment
Originally 80 Infonts' coveraIIs- s--------S $3.50
For boys ond girls in pink blue corduroy, motif trims M
l., M
Orig. 81 80 to S. 80 Winter Headweor, ST & ST. 80
nfonts ond odders sizes for boys and girls corduroys
knitted Orion oeDlic and woo various styles. light and dark
eolors
Originally $500 Infonts Prom Robes $500
PosteI or eoIorful plaid Orion oeYIie-56"x5o".
S3.S9 to $l6.99 Toys s------$l.9 80 to $500
Fnol clearing dos stuffed onimos and novelty pillows.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Romney Room Fashions:

orsinely $50 $7o Dresses $3s 70 $4s Royon crepe
dresses ond costumes block brown blue plum wool costumes
blue vine ond with tops block eyeIet
blue or rose roycn chiffon and lace
orsineiy 1899 10 s7S Dresses $z Royon eepes wool
Jersey novelty tweeds and checks and few prints Block
blue, plum, red. brown. green; sizes l4H to 22h
Originally $z5. $2sss Dresses SIS Dresy ond tailored
stylnos in royon wopiece novelty poids block blue
plum some beoded trims 14h to 22h
Originally $i35. Wool Costume $Io0 looeo Iool with silk
broeode. brown 20, novy 40.
oTsnsIy $iss Wool Costume $lz5 loo9S wool with pure
silk brocode top, wine So.
Women's Dresse; Second Floor r Street
Selections oil JelleH bronch stores
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Misses couts-Few-of-o-Kind Prizes!

oslnsly $4sss$sss9 cests $50 end $40 Harris tweeds
Worumbo green blue wooens plus few knit.
trimmed. foomlined coots. TO l6.
Originally $ils Fured cesis $6s. Blue with dyed blue
Beover Color. IL and l6.
oHsiasy SIS and $s5. cssts SIS. All foke Ieocord or
Boroono with fake leopord hood to l6.
onsineIy SITS end $izS. coes $sS Block with roneh
pie tweed. 8 to l6 " -
$500 and $2z5. Funed cesss $Iss. Button and wrop
OF mink fox dyed noturo Beover ond
lynx. Brandy. block nude green purple Ioc silver toupe
blue. 10 to l6 - rN'
Originally $3.50 Funed coess $2Io Mink or fox eolors
nonosoms wooens blue grey red, toupe, purple II l6
Originally $z65. Furred cooss s1zs Purple eoshme,. with
fox eolors purple nouro; coshmeres in purple or
blonde with dyed Beover Sizes 10. H. IA.
Originally $325. Funed coats S26S Autumn Hozes q,
dyed white mink block; dyed sheored uskrot lined coos
brown or block. 10 to a. "
Mutation Mink Breeder, l,sn
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Cotton Shop Dresses-$6 to$l2

Originally $l2ss and $I7ss Dresses S. coot dresses
tooed and eosuo dresses, kns coduoys and dark
cottons in this with Sizes 10 to 20
Originally $4ss $Isss Dresses So shrtwost seoh and
peoted styles in novelty fobies Orion Acre dok eottons
oooy checks ond ehos prints Misses ond plus group
Originally $lsss to S2z.Ss Dresses $iz Striped wool
sheoths ne troeeote Jersey prints. black costumes and shirt
dresses. Size 10 through 20.
Originally $3.50 Dresses SIS Royon motto Jersey prints wool
Jerseys and plaid woo and blended fobres misses sizes
cosuo Dresses. Fifth Floor Street;
selections OF fols Church. shirInoon, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Wool Dresses, Costumes

Originally 5000 Leopard print wool sheoth-s15.
Originally 500. Blue wool bosie sheoth-S4s
Originally $25. Block fored wool dress-SsS
Originally $3.50. Green wool fitted eoot-$lSo.
Originally $3.50 Green plaid waking costume-$I7S.
Originally $325. Brown wool costume-$27s.
Originally $575. Brown wool eostume-$27S.
French Room Second Floor, Street ond FoIls Church
Shirlineton Silver Spring, Conn., Ave.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

Originally 81 to SIS Selections 81. 10 $40. Neckoees
oroeees pms ond eorrnos in coored beods rna
stones and tailored metals 80
Originally $io9s $i7.9S Weehes $7ss to $loos Lodes
woehes with one jewel Swiss movements.
All prices plus Federal tox.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Month h-End-Women's Dresses
SIS to s29.9e Dresses-sl8

Wide ond vored assortment Of royon erepe silk prints
wool jersey with trim, wool chenille knts and fot kns
In uted and bright eolors bose and foshon eoIor
and t"o-piees costumes. Blue. plum oeen lloe block,
red. Sizes l4h to I'M
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Little Sports Shop

Originally $3.50 to $500 Blousss So end $4 Assorted
white poseI and printed styles cotton end Docron Doeron
crepes Sizes 81 to SO. .
Originally $79s Sioeks S. Mu-sped In Ioe-oreentoups
beige background with eloscized woist Sizes 10 70 6
Originally $799 WeoI Jsrin S. Buon-front ton in red or
gold. Sizes 10 to l6.
Little Sports Shop. Street Floor Street. Falls Church.
Shninoton, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
French Room Month-End
Evening and Cocktail Dresses

Originally $3.50 TO s4s Ferms. $40 shor, eoons rvon
ehons, long silk oroonzo; prints. solid eoor-loe oonoe
white. red, green
odsinaIy $4s TO $50. Silk Dresses $so-$ss. Chiffon,
oroondy, olpoco; block oupe, royal blue emerold Also
royon sotn short formoIs green block turquoise
orsinsIy $50. Drsssy cottons sac. coro print costume
oTsnay $50 70 $3.50. Dresses. Costumes $4s 10 $ss In
the oroup-sik opoco silk oyeondy cotton loce printed
eottons; red block. oronoe. oreen blue. 21
Originally $7o Evening wrsps SIS. Block or red velvet
Originally $3.50. Cotton Suit SOS. Leopard print
Originally $225 Silk Chiffon SIS
Shrimp color stropless dress with STOLE
Originally Sl45 to $2l5 Dresses es-Sl25 ond $50
Navy silk eootdres block crepe. oee-topped sheoh
blue loce tered sheoth
Evening star., 1961-01-29

2o0 Pairs Dress Shoes 4
toroinoIIy $l2e5 to $lse5). Quantities limited
l4o poirs OF Street. rs ot shrneton, IS at Silver
Spring and so poirs at Fols Church. Various eothers
colors and heels. One and t~o Of q Style
100 Pairs chiIdrens Shoes q
toneinoly S595). Some misses shoes in the mis-
eelloneous ossornent so poirs OF FoIs Church. so at
Silver Spring. 90 at Shirinoton
Evening star., 1961-01-29
WARM WOOL COATS

Comparable Values $500 to 5000 sIA
Junior Sizes) TT.
Comparable VoIues 5000 to $7eee SEQ
tAIl Sizesl 11s
Comparable voIues 5000 to $loo $40
tAll Sizesl w.
Dressy coats tweed, o-oecoson coots button or wrop
sroioht full bio-eoIlored smoIi-eolored Iona or
brocelet-sleeved -.
choies q fabrics end eoo. Plush polished and ribbed
textures, among them Strooek. Hoekonum, Anglo and
Worumbo ecotnes; handsome tweeds black eoots orey
beige, toupe. blue, green. purple and red
Sizes for ell! Misses to le, Women's "a 70 40 and
pFoportioned 8 to lS, Juniors to l3
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Neckweor

Originally $lls9 Wool StoIes $3.50
Warm imported pIoid
Originally $3.50 to $3.50 BIouses S2.S3.S4
styles in cotton, nIon. matte ersey-soIds and plods
Broken styles and sizes.
Originally 81 TO S. Neekweor Sl.S7
Assorted scones, ties and eoIIors
Originally Csc Hondkerchiefs efs---- s7e
Originally $50 to SIS Foncy StoIes --. Sle.ee to s35
CoIorfu' oroy in sotn, toffeto and jersey.
Neekweor. Street, Floor Street and oil bronehes
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Junior Deb Shop Month-End-2 Days!

Originally SI7s9 TO SIS Dresses $lz Postes wool kns
and Jersey rc-cooed knits in red blue, green grey
royon chiffon crepe eoco dresses vivid sleeveless
Jersey mems fionne Selections Oh stores
IS Dresses $5-orisiney Si7so 70 $1zss pork Doeron
Poyeser prints iocket and heot dresses Mostly and
broken size assortment to l3. Street only.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
TWO-DAY MONTH END!

Whot we list below summompossble 90 deto-
come discover the wealth Of good
Woen misses Juniors teens and
ehiIdrens Mony odd lots few Of kind pieces world Of
fascinating discoveries!
Please remembeA FINAL! No moi phone d orders
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Misses and Juniors Cashmere coots-

MISSES und Juniors Cashmere Couts sS95
Comparable voIue. Sl55 Fine imported Chinese eosmere
lined with mlium block nude. Bohomo beige g to l6,
5 to ! g. '
Juniors Furred Couts- So5
Comparable voue Sls and $25) Button and wrop STYLES
IN purple blue green, beige block, trimmed with noturo
or dyed mink and beover. to Is.
40 Women's Coots-Greot Buys!
Originally 500 coos sss Imported tweed eoots, brown or
wine 10 to l6.
Originally $Ils coas SIS. Block or blue button style
woo/fu blend IA to Is.
Originally Sis and $lzs coets $sS Block with dyed
block mink dyed block Beaver block blue Ia and l6
$l2s. croigIegh ceos SOS. Blue with mink rinoIet COLOR
TO IA.
Originally $l4o and $50. Mink Trimmed cest. Sis
end $lz5 Luxury fobries. black purple toupe grey blue
beige. oil beautifully coIored in mink to is ond S. 5s
tweed with Norwegian fox. 10, IA, I6 -
$zzS Mink Collier coss SITS. Amethyst block fur blend
wooens. IA and Is.
Coots, Third Floor, Street; selections ot oil
Jellett Branch stores
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Tomorrow and Tuesdoy-
In Wake Of inventory

Aeeouw importance with scud items
the oreF Street, open $50 to pm
Fus Church. ngo Silver Spring open Monday $50 to $50!
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Junior couts-Furred and FurIess!

Originally $3.50. Goats $s5. Block with ranch mink
collar ond g. ~
orsinsIS sos STA ceots $7s For demi-petite, 70
= 0reen OF beige, with mink; gold with Ieopord and l.
Beige foke otter coots, 5 TO 9.
ossinaIy $i25. cosss $s5 Block or blue with mink 70 u
orsinsIy $i4o cests Sis. Block monotone tweed mink
collar ~ s"S>--' N ''N
Originally sss 20 $esss Bersanss $2o-$sosss shori.s
eooshell or storIioht 5 to IL.
orisinelb $3.50 cooss $35 Beige block red to H.
orsinoy SIS snd $3.50 cees $40 end $4s Worried styles
IN eonel eoors beige, blue, block. to l3. =.
Originally SIS and $3.50 cosss sss ond $50 colo,td
sooek wooEred ioe, beige, oreen blue; pile lined weoher
whippers, blue or block 5 to s. -
Coots, Third Floor Street; selections at branches
I products labeled OF orpfn Of fnnrte6 fur,
Evening star., 1961-01-29

Originally $2sss to $3.50 Dresses $40 end S2s Block
crepe trimmed costume blue or red wool jersey in and
two pieces, poste chffons. Broken sizes
Evening star., 1961-01-29

Originally $l8.95-$lee5)
300 Puirs ModemoiseIle Shoes, $3.50
Discontinued syles-F Street only Ton spectotors:
uedes or eofskns in browns. block Iustre leothers In
red, green or blue. Some Vny ond suede eombinotions