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The chronicle., 1961-10-31

Avent attended a luncheon
with her son rson Sat-
urday afternoon at the ALTO
fraternity house.
Visiting with the Charles
Roithmayrs is her sister Miss
Marta Perez de Leon from
Mexico City, Mexico.
Miss Ruth Ballantine and
her mother Mrs. E. c. Ballan-
tine were in Tallahassee dur
ing the weekend for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Oar
row.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Perry Garner
were irs Hattiesburg last week
to participate in the wedding
of her T-rother James Norris.
Weekend guests of the John
c. Par were Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Parks of Newton. Mr.
Parks returned to Newton
Sunday and Mrs. Parks stayed
for longer visit.
Mrs. J. G. Allbritton return
ed to Moss Point Thursday af-
ter an extended stay with her
father J. c. Whitabee, Colum-
bia, who has been i'll.
Mrs. Dolphus Carter and
children were at Fort Rucker,
Ala. over the weekend with 1t.
Carter, stationed there with the
former National Guard 148th
Engineer Company. The Cart
ers were successful in finding
a new home near Fort Rucker
and plah to move soon. They
were accompanied on the re-
turn trip by Mrs. Dwight
Moody and daughter of Pasca-
goula w-lo had been at Fort
Rucker with Capt. Moody
since Friday. Capt. Moody is
commanding officer Of the En-
gineer company.
Claude Bilbo, a junior at
Mississippi Southern College
at Hattiesburg was at home
over the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Fred Winfree.
The Rev. and Mrs. Van Har-
din attended the Hattiesburg
Moss Point football game Fri
day night and were accompa-
MED home by their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy Hardin for the weekend.
Also attending the 6 m e
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Dick
son, Mrs. Bobby Holmes, Miss
es Kathy Jones and Margie
Ermis, Rex Polk and Don Har-
din.
Jack B. Wood is visiting his
parents the E A. Woods. Hc
will leave Sunday for Key
West where he will attend a
sonar school until May.
Mrs. E. B. Rushing held open
house Friday. Guests were
served coffee, tea and dessert.
DR.. and Mrs. James T.
Thompson were in Mobile Sun
day and had lunch with DR..
and Mrs. John Day Peake. Mrs.
Thompson was scheduled to
host buffet supper for the
League of Women Voters Mon
day night. Caroline Toms OF
South Carolina was to speak al
the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Lennep,
Debbie and Michael were in
Hattiesburg for the Hatties-
burg-Moss Point game and
stayed Friday night to visit
with her mother, Mrs. Robert
Powell.
Guests last week of DR.. and
Mrs. Wallace Calhoun were
her mother, Mrs. George Y.
Malone, her sister Mrs. w. H.
Haden and sons George and
Bill of Dothan, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. David White
were in Mobile Wednesday for
lunch with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
The chronicle., 1961-10-31
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Mayfield. Mr.. White was hon
ored by his family at a going
away patio supper Thursday.
Guests were Mrs. Geneva
Creel, Lucedale; Mrs. Robert
A. Lefede, Gulfport, and the A..
D. Whites and w. j. Whites of
Pascagoula. Mr.. White left Fri
day for active duty in tn e
Army.
Miss Vivian Lee Hateley was
weekend guest of Miss Adele
The chronicle., 1961-10-31

The Citizens Band .Associa-
ton of Jackson County held a
picnic at Beach Park Sunday.
Over 40 members and guests
attended, including two mem
bers of the South Alabama
Club of Mobile with their
families. There are more than
100 citizens band licensees in
The chronicle., 1961-10-31
Bats hove over a gay


s-refreshment table Saturday at
an informal halloween party
given for Singing River Car
nival Club by vice president
Marcel Poitevin and treasurer
Wally Sherwood, both of Pas
cagoula.
Held at the latter's home on
River Road, orange lights and
dripping candles in bottles
were used. The. buffet table
was decorated with a holiday
cloth and napkins, and dancing
was entertainment during the
evening.
Receiving 20 guests were
Miss Joann Dufek of Gautier
with Mr.. Poitevin and Miss
Sandra Moncrief of Pascagoula.
with Mr.. Sherwood. Other
young ladies present as guests
of members and rushees were:
Misses Jamie Coker, Dolores
Lemaitre and Virginia Ronkin
and Mesdames Paul Kidd and
AL May, all Of Pascagoula; Mrs.
Bobby Baria of Escatawpa, and
Miss Ina Jean Wilson of
KreOle.
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Foshion Fobric
Special Purchases

I,24s Yords WooIens and Wool
Blends lobeled for fobric content.
Your exciting choice Of nubby suit
inos, textured crepeS, smooth weoVes,
lightweight cootinos. 54" wide.
SpecioI, yard, 800
347 Yards Imported Irish Linens,
foshion ploids, checks and nubby
types. 56''. Special, yard, l.37
1856 Ysrds Eyelet Bstists Cotton,
sprino-summer fovorite for dresses,
blouses, pretty neoIioees. White,
block, noVy or brown. 80" wide.
Speciol, yord, l.99
434 YoFds AvondoIe Cotton Cords,
creose-resistont and drip-dy. Pos
tells. For smart suits and sportsweor.
36". Speciol, yord, l.99
3lS YoFds Beautiful French Chen
tilIy-Type Loce. AII-over and border
potterns. Labeled for fobric content.
3o". Speciol, yord, 3.Ss
WGL-Foshion Fobries, 9th Floor;
also Chevy Chase, Wheoton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Nursery Corner

6 NyIon Dotted Swiss BoSsinette
Liners. Comparable value more than
double. 3.s7
100 Hots for boys ond girls. Labeled
for fobric content. Comparable value
more than double. 95e
IS ThFee-Piees coee Sets for girls
and boys. All coots properly IobeIed
for fabric content. Size | only.
Comparable value more than double.
7.99
20 Intent Girls Dresses In assorted
styles, fobrics and, eoIors. Dresses
lobeIed for fobrie content. Broken
sizes. Comparable value more than
double. 2.99
ZOO Assorted Rubber Toys for in
fonts. Comparable value 7ec and
much more. 4se
$50 Assorted Stuffed Toys for in
fonts. Comparable VoIue 2.eo and
more. l.99
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Save on Toys

- Ride EN- Bronco end Wagons
for tots. Comparable value 4.88.
2.Ss
2s Flash Cords for mathematics and
word soundinos. Comparable value
LOO. 5Se
6 ShufFIette end Bowling Combine
tion Sets. Comparable value more
than double. 4.SS
% ToIecFoft Point-By-NumbeF Sets
including ChippendoIe troys, woste
boskets, plonterS and desk boskets.
Comparable value 2.49 to 4.49.
las 10 2.2S
4 Bys-Bys Boby Dolls with their
own jump scots. Comparable value
more than double. 1888
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Mems Furnishings

lSe FomouS Meks Cotton FIonneI
P0iom0s, colors, stripes and neot
patterns. Sizes B, c, and D; not all
potterns in each size. Comparable
volues 4.25, 500 ond more,
2.9S, z for $50
81 PoiFs Assorted LeotheF Hond-
Sewn Gloves. Sove more thon NJ
2.Ss to 6.sa
IS SeoFfs, wool or silk, mony im-
ported, assorted neat potterns and
coIors. Comparable voIues 2.95 and
more, 1888 TO 4.Ss
s6 Robes and TV coots, wool and
cotton blends, all cotton and 9TH
ers; ploids, coors and neat pot
terms. Sizes M, L and xL. Not all
sizes in each pottern. Comparable
volues l5.95 to 1895,
s.sS and 1888
1000 Pairs Imported English Wool
Hose, cIeor color, rib hose. Compo-
robIe value LOO, 6Se, 3 for ZOO
l,4oo Swiss Cord Hondkerehiefs,
white cotton, hond-roIIed hens.
Comparable voIue 75c, 3se
Is Lsother Stud Boxes. Comparable
value $50 to $500, 4.ss to 1888
4 Solid Walnut cisor Humidors.
Comparable value 1000 to 1850,
6.ss 70 I2.Ss
lS JisseF Sets, noenetic CLOSES
stick to horseshoe, Less than VI
comparable value 6.SS
10 ceromie Ice Buckets. SoVs more
than ". ass
IS ceromie Ash Troys. Comporo-
Bile voIue 3.e5, 2.Ss
3 Leather Tie csses. Comparable
value 1000, 6.sS
I Pisskin Fitted Dressing csss.
Comparable value $500, 34.SS
PIeose odd 1923 Federal tox
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Spring Sovinss
on Housewares

Sherwin - Williams Points In
discontinued coIors, fIot and
semi-eIoss. Quarts, Soc
GoIlons, I.S9
IS ironing coddies to hold
freshly lroned clothes. Compo-
robIe value, 2.e5. l.5o
5 GiumeFens ShompOOers for
inexpensive rug shompoolno.
Comparable voIue, 4.es, $50
IS Car Washins Brushes Of
toch to hose for fost, cIeon
woshine. Comparable value,
6.e5, s.sS
20 Mail Boxes, ranch style,
comparable value, $50, Its
II StoFose Shelf Racks od-
just to size, for pontry or
workshop; 6 shelves eoeh.
Comparable value, 6.es, z.9s
20 PIostie Tool TFoys for the
hondy man. Comparable VOL
ue 100, soc
II Hesvy = Duty crowbGrs,
A"x24". Comparable value,
100, soc
IS PoFtsfiIss for sofe storage
Of VoIuoble popers. Compo-
roble voIue, 1913, 100
20 Flesh -Sofefy Lights with
regular floshlieht and blink
ing. red sofety light. Botteries
not included. Comparable
value, 2.98, LAC
10 BoE Sets with opener, cork
screw, other needed items.
Comparable value, 4.ee. l.ss
10 Kitchen Godset Sets with
measuring cups, spoons. egg
slicer more. Comparable
value, $50, I.ss
IS Sets Trash Con DoIIiss
for eosier hondline Of heavy
trosh cons. Comparable value,
1913, 100
so Pine TsE Rug Wraps for
storing winter corpets. Will
hold oxl2, 9xl5, or 8xlo'
rugs. Comparable value, 69e
35e
20 ShelfmakerS to provide
rolling storage rocks under
sink or counter. 20xl0", COM
porobIs VoIue, .3.e9, $50
2oxl5". comparable value,
4.98, $50
WGL-Housewores,
Bird Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1961-03-23
IrreguIors Of AtIontie
V0I-o-PokS and
Grosshopper Cases

Group in blue nyIon:
3o-2l" Weekend CGses. Com
poroble voIue If perfect, 100, 7.95
22-24" Weekend coses. Compor-
obIe voIue if perfect 1900, 9.9S
15-26" PuIlmon cases. Conpor-
obIe value if perfect, 1900, li.o5
l1-29" PullmeR Cases. Compor-
oble VoIue if perfect, 100, 1925
8 Mems VoI-G-Poks. Comparable
volue If perfect, 1900, 1895
10 Women's VoI-o-Paks. Compor-
oble value if perfect, 1000. I4.95
PIeose add 1929 Federal tox
WGL-Luoooee, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Remnonts-FHd0y Only
Art NeedIework

4 Model Afshdns Of loo%
wool. Knitted and crocheted
in rose and gold shodes. Com
parable voIue $500, $500
] Model Wool Stole, beige
with brown trim. Comparable
value 100, 500
! Model NeedIepoint Pouch
Bog with strawberry design
on gold color background.
Comparable voIue $500,
$500
! Model Linen Dresser Seorf,
l5x43", comparable volue
800, 400
! Model Cotton Boby BIonket
with motchine pillow cover.
White with applique design.
Comparable value 900, $50
] Model Linen Lun c h con
Cloth with sh O d I'd brown
cross-stitch design. 5ox 10"
size. Comparable value 5000,
1900
I9 StGmped Linen Luncheon
Cloths, cross stitch design,
SIX TO-; comparable value
3.4o, ZOO
1880; comparable voIue
600. $50
72xl0S"; comparable value
100, $50
~ Sofo Pillows with cotton
covers, foam rubber filling.
Assorted coIors. Comparable
value $50, i.50
WGL-Art NeedIework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Remnonts-FridOy Only
Fine JeweIry and
Watches Reduced
" and More

Is Assorted Pieces Of Winord
Gold-FilIed JewelFy with euI-
tured peorls.
SoVe more fhan VI
! Sterling Silver Disk Pin, fin
ish slightly scratched. Com
poroble value 800, 800
! PsiF Sterling Silver Eorvinss,
comparable value 600, 500
3-l4-Kt. Gold Identifies
tion o. Ankle Bracelets. Com
porobIe voIue 1900, 500
I Sterling Silver ItcIion Gig
oTette c0se, back slightly
scrotched. Comparable value
1000, 1000
IS Mep0 Tourist -EveF-Iisht"
Mems W0tehes, stainless steel
or gold filled coses, leather
strops. Diol lights up ct finger
touch; includes opporotus for
rechoroirno. Comparable VOL
ue 1000, 1895
I Women's Pedre BonsIe
Bracelet l7-JsweI Woleh.
Comparable value $3.50,
1900
I Woman'S pedFe GoId-EiIIed
Bangle BFoeelet l7-Jawel
Wetch. Comparable voIue
$500, 1900
! Sterling Silver NeekIoce.
Comparable voIue $500,
1000
I Sterling Silver NeekIGee,
leof design. Comparable value
24.oo, 1000
! Sterling Silver Bracelet :
from Denmark. Comparable
value $500, 1000
! GoId-FiIIed BroeeIet with
cultured pearls. Comparable
value 1900, 1000
] GoId-FiIled BroeeIet. Com
porobIe voIue 1000, 1000
I Gold-FiIIed Brooch with cuI-
tured pearls. Comparable VOL
ue 1000, 1000
! Gornet BFoeeIet, set in TO-
KIT. gold; from Germany. Com
parable value $3.50, $500
z Garnet Crosses set in TO-
kt. gold. Comparable value
1000, 1000
z GOId-FilIed BroeeIefs with
cultured peorIs. Comparable
value 27.5o, 1000
z Swiss-Mede MusiecI Key
choin Pocket Watches. Com
porobIe voIue 34.oo, 1900
! Wide Mesh BroeeIet Watch,
ooId-fiIIed, jeweIed cover over
toce. Comparable voIue
$500, 5000
I Wide Link BFGeeIet Wotch,
oold-filled. Comparable volue
ATS, 1900
! PedFe Woman's Woteh with
cultured peorIs, black suede
bond. Comparable volue
$3.50, 1000
Pleose odd 1929 Federol tox.
'WGL-Fine Jewelry and
Watches, lst Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Remnonts-Fid0y Only
Mems Dress
Shirts
10, 3 for $50
comparable OGIae
$50 to 595
265 shirts In cotton bFood-
cloth and oxford cloth. Sizes
~, l4h and II only.
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor
Boys Roinweor
8.ss and 10.as

comparable values,
1926 to 1926
II Feineoets in Q wide variety Of
styles end f0bries. All garments
properly IobeIed for fobFie content.
Navy, brown or notuFoI. Not oil
styles in ell sizes. Sizes s to 8.
W6L-The Boys Store, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Women's Sportsweor

SweeteFs. puIIons ond cordieons
in wool or Orion oerylic. Sizes 33 to
a.. Comparable Volue more thon
double. 400 to 500
Skirts in wool and royon tprop-
erk labeled for fobric content).
Women's sizes. Comparable value
more thon double to l2.95.
500 10 500
BIewsss in cotton and blends Of
cotton and Docron polyester. Wom-
ems sizes. Comparable value 6.ee
to s.ee. 400 to 500
WGL-Women's Sportsweor,
9th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Nursery Sovinss
Some discontinued styles

SStbS 0tSSOUtbt&SO StybSS
and floor sompIes.
s BiIt-Rite Feeding TobIss with
Melomine plostic tobIe top, foam
rubber scot. Discontinued pottern.
Comparable value 1895, 1887
] Bsby Beth in discontinued style.
Comparable value 1895, 1887
] TrimbIe Boby Both. Floor sompIe.
Comparable voIue 1898, Il.S7
20 ThoyeT Suetion-Type Gotes in
discontinued style. Comparable value
6.ee, 3.s7
Edison Cribs with odjustobIe drop
sides. White. Floor sompIes. Com
porobIe value 1895, PAST
5 Fsmous Kontwet Mattresses.
Special, 1887
rs Teddy Tot Cor Beds. Discon-
tinued style. Comparable value
l2.e5, S.s7
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Mems Sportsweor

8 Walking Shorts, assorted. Compo-
robIe Volues 500 and more. ass
II Swim Trunks, assorted. SoVe
more than ". 1888 and ass
3 Cotton Terry Lined jackets. Sove
more thon ". 4.SS
II Summer SIeeks. Sizes 2e to "a.
SoVe more than ". S.Ss
~ All Wool SIoeks, 32-39. Com
porobIe value 1895. l2.sS
20 Fall Sport coGtS, broken sizes
and potterns. Comparable value
$3.50. 1888
g
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Garden Shop Items

German Flower Pottery In O wide
assortment of eoIors. Sizes from
3" TO 49,. Comparable values, 39e
TO 80, Ice TO 6.e9
Outside Metal Tool Sheds, compo-
roble value, lo9.e5, 1898
WGl-The Garden Shop,
End Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Remnonts-Fid0y Only
Juniors Dresses

IS In Q group Fhst includes
wool flannel sheGths, cot
ton broeOde sheoths, full
skiFted cotton dresses end
wOOl jersey SheGths. Sizes
7-l5 in group. Comparable
Volues 1875 to $500. 500
IS In O group Of wool jersey
sheoths, wool or nyIon cock
toll dresses, wool or silk foiIIs
jacket dresses and wool prints.
Broken sizes, eoIors Comporo-
Bile Volues 29.95-49.95, 900
WGL-Juniors' Dresses,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Felt Hot Special

comparable value, On
S.95 and more
I7S fur felt hots In medium and
light weights with center crease.
pinch front, and center dent styles.
Dark brown, dark sFoy, olive, light
grey. Sizes 6b to IN. 4,
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Women's Dresses
comparable uGIue
9.99 to l4.95

l60 in eesuol, afternoon and cock
tell styles. Royon and oeetote
erepes in eleGF eoIOrs and prints,
silk, AFneI tFioeetotes Ond blends
Of Doeron poIyesteF and rsyon.
Sizes SO TO ~ and I2N to I4k
in the group.
Comparable Value Now
IS $500 and more $500
so more than double 1000
so more than double 400
IS $500 ond more 1900
WGl-Women's Dresses, Bird Floor;
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-03-23

Post-Inventory Mems
Clothing Clearance
$500 WoodIothien Suits,
now 5000
All reduced from our reeulor stock.
worsteds, fIonneIs, novelty weoVes
oroys, blues, brown, olives
good size selection
$3.50 TO 1900 outsreOots,
now 1890
imported and domestic fobries
roglon and set-in shoulders
. tweeds, herrinobones, oooordines
. oroys, olives, browns
5000 to 1000 spOteoots.
now 1880
oil natural shoulder styles from
the University Corner
reduced from our regular stock
checks, stripes and cIeor colors
oroys, olives, browns and blocks
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
SoVe on Potomac
Shop Fashions

A group Of $50 dresses, coats and
suits including knits. WooIens, silks
and Orion oeryIies. Misses sizes.
Comparable Value Now
so more thon double 1900
80 59.95 $500
so 69.95 to $500 44.o0
WGL-The Potomac Shop,
Bird Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Savings on Notions

IS Crysto-cleeV Auto Seat Covers
with welded seoms, eIostie-rubber
binding for wrinkle-free fit. Com
poroble value 4.oo, $50
80 Sets Of z Windo-KIeeT PIostie
Utility Boxes to keep oil sorts Of
items neot, clean. Boxes stock 10
save spoee. Comparable value 3.e8,
BIT
50 Peirs Imported Rubber Gloves,
ideal for spring cleaning chores. AS
sorted eoIors, sizes 7, 7h, 8 and
sh. Comparable value s9e, soc
WGL-Notions, lst Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Misses and Petite
Winter Coot
Fashions at
Generous SoVinqs

Included ere fine wOols and blends
Of woOI and fur fibsfs properly To-
bsled for eOntentl. Misses and
naRika aixaR.
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Exceptional Sovinss

Exceptional Savinss
Manufacturers
CIose-0uts and
Reductions from
Stock
1OKt. and 14Kt.
Gold JeweIry
80 pieces In q group Of gold ieweIry,
save u and more. Some with
seeFobss tOpox, emefhysf and garnet
stones. Meny ons-of-e-kind.
Bracelets, now zz.o0 TO $500
Charms, now 1000 to 43.OO
EaTTinss, now 1000 to $500
Brooches now 500 TO $500
Pendonts, now 1000 TO 34.Oo
Necklaces, now 1000 TO $500
IS in the group. Pieces Assorted
loKt. and TAXI. Gold Brooches and
EeSFinss. SaVs VI
Bow Pins, now $500 and 1000
Antique EnameI and Pearl Pendent,
now 1000
so Pieces Assorted l4KS. Gold
ChoFms, some with stones, many
one-of-o-kind. In the group:
Purse Charm that opens, with tur-
quoise stones, now 5000
ceFFioss with moving wheels, now
1000
Rose QuGVtx cGrvsd Buddho, now
-~ 5000
NioliR, now $500
Remon and MedieveI Helmets, now
49,. $500
Grend Piano, lid opens, now 5000
Iokt. Gold Stick Pins, reduced "a.
Many one-of-o-kind. Now
$50 70 $500
PIeose odd 1929 FederoI tox
.WGL-Fine JeweIy. lst Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
comporobIe voIua Nov
group Of fell suits

CoetS end suits subject 70 prior sole.
WGL-Misses' coots ond Suits,
3rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Friday 93o AM Washington Store Only Except Where Noted

Save " and More
on Designer
Fashions from the
Chandelier Room
28.OO to 124.OO
comparable vGIMe
59.95 to $500
$50 daytims end evening fashions,
Including street dresses, eoekteiI
dresses, evening gowns, suits and
eests. Silks end wools in light end
dark eolOFs. Broken sizes 8 to Is.
W6L-The Chandelier Room,
Bird Floor; foshions oIso at
Chevy Chose and Wheaton Plozo
Evening star., 1961-03-23
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Boys Apparel

200 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts
in assorted prints. pIoids and
woven potterns. Button down
ord regular collar styles in
the group. All shirts lobeIed
for fobric content. Not oil
styles in oil sizes. Comparable
value 2.98 to 3.o8, 1888
20 Western LeetheF Belts in
mock Jewel and embossed
styles. Comparable value
LOO, 4Se
WGL-The Boys Store,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-23

Clearance Of
Floor Samples,
Discontinued
Models Of Noted
Makers Occasional
Furniture
Comparable
Value Now
BaumFitteF
Corner TobIs with
walnut grain plostic
top, tubuIor steel
base 1895 $500
Step TobIe with
walnut grain plostic
top, tubular steel
base 1895 1000
Corner Desk Unit,
walnut 1900 $3.50
American Novelty
csIIorette, French more than
Provincial style double 1895
! LeotheF-top Round
Coekt0il TobIe, fruit
wood finish $500 5s.ss
! Lomp TGbIe with
fruitwood finish ond more than
bross grill work double 1895
I Round Lamp TebIe,
fruitwood Ieother top 1895 6s.sS
Boxer
! coekteiI Table,
black bose and mar more than
BILE top tchippedl double 9s.2S
hekm0n
! Snack TobIe, mo-
hooony finish 4700 1850
! End TobIe, mo- more than
hoeony finish double 1895
I Lsothsr-top Step
Teble, mahogany more than
finish double 1895
SGmsOnite bridge ehoiEs
Floor sompIeS and discontinued
styles. Comparable
Value Now
IS 7.e5 500
Bosie-Witz Young Family
furniture
brewer Units,
walnut finish 5000 1895
z Cabinet Units,
wolnut finish 4s.oo 24.oo
I Upright Unit, more than
walnut finish double $500
DFoweE Unit,
walnut finish $500 1900
BoF ceH,
walnut finish l42.0o $500
Drawer and cobinet units fit wall
support unit.
StiekIey tobIes
10 MohOsGny Finish
TGbIes with leather
top tooIed in "a 34.o5 1900
korot gold. Choice TO to
of styles. 1925 $500
All subject TO prior soIs.
WGL-Furniture, 9Th Floor
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Juniors Skirts and
SIoeks at Sovings
500 TO 1900

comparable V0INe
5.00 to H.95
$50 woOI skirts and sIseks In pleids,
stripes end plain eoIoFs. Sizes 5 to
ls in the group.
WGL-Juniors' Sportsweor,
4th Floor
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Fashion 5th Shop
Goats Reduced

80 Winter coGts in wool tweeds
and plain wool styles, some with fur
trim
l9 coofs. Comparable value $500
to 1895, 1900
IS coots. Comparable value 6e.o5
to 1900, 1900
WGL-Eoshion 5th Coot
Shop, 5th Floor
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3-Piece Imported Cigarette
Lighter Sets

comparable valme 5.95 Ky
IZ0 sets with lighter and two motchinq ash trov in
white chine with white flower deeorution
WSL-chnO 5h Floor; Chevy Chose and Corners
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80 pieces in q group Of gold jeweIry,
save " and more. Some with
seeFobss topaz, eniefhyst and soTnet
stones. Meny ons-of-o-kind.
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a "Savoury" (rather like our
appetizers) served after the
sweet. In China the dessert
is often a thin soup or rice,
while in France, it most often
is cheese served with fresh fruit.
So you see, dessert is simply
the last course of the meal.
AS to the villain: He gets
his "just deserts" (NOT "des-
sertsD. This comes from the
French "deservir," the same
word that gives us deserve. -"
This dessert" means simply
what he deserves"
The other desert" is no rela-
ton at all to either of these
words. 1t comes from the Latin
"desertum" and means that
which has been abandoned or
deSerted"-aS the African desert
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at hand wasn't much help, so
we'd appreciate "the right
word" from you. L. C. N, Cor
onado, Calf.
Answer: You and your off
spring have mixed a rather COL
orful melange of word origins.
Unfortunatel the result,
though attractive to the eye,
is indigestible at least by this
word man.
Dessert" you see, is actually
taken from the French word
"desservir" and merely means
the last course before "unserv-
ing" (taking the dishes off the
table,.
We usually think of a dessert
as a sweet dish-pie, ice cream,
stewed fruit or the like. But
in many countries, notably
Great Britain, dessert is often
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
KERRY DRAKE
BUZ SAWYER
THE JACKSON TWINS
Pogo
DAVID CRANE
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: We have a couple
of extremely bright children
at least, so they seem to us
Tonight they got into a dis
cussion around the dinner ia
BILE which stumped both me and
my wife. Maybe you can help
us out.
The problem concerns the
word dessert. Both kids
seemd to think it might have
some connection with desert
One idea was that the desert
is vast, empty place and
after dinner dessert, a vast
empty stretch of time awaits g
child before the next meal.
That seemed ingenious but
probably far-fetched. My wife
than suggested that since, ir
old-time movies, "the villair
got his just desserts" the wore
dessert" probably means ere
ward"
The only dictionary we hac
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Dick Brooks
B, Creie FlesseI

Merriam Webster Collegiate are
excellent, moderately priced
word books. Any one of them
would delight that word-happy
family of yours.
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has been abandoned by all or
nearly all living things.
BY the way: Get your family
"a good dictionary. The Amer
lean College Dictionary, World
Webster College Edition and