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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-10-04
TIC. P.T.A. To Meet
This Week, Oct. 5

MRS. Dale Wright, new elect
president, and MRS. J. c. Har-
Ieison. Vice-PreSident elect,
announce the first meeting vi
the Tabor City p. 4. A, Thurs
Gay night, October 5 at 1880 p.
IA. This meeting will begin
promptly at this time and we
sincerely hope To- have each
injecting this year on time.
This will be very good
tim, To- sign for membership
and for our p. I. A. magazine.
w. are hoping to reach a
membership oi 400. Member
ship fees rs and magazine
subscription Sl.50.
: II had been announced that
:. reception would be held inn
,IeG!;itcly following the pro-
ram but due to conflicting
TIm Festival program il his
been postponed until the No
Vvinbcr meeting at which time
the new and old teachers will
bc recognized.
We urge all parents and tea
chcrS to attend and take all
active part in our =. +. A..
: niS year. Be on time, please.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-10-04
Omega Society
Holds Meeting

Omega Chapter Of the Delta
Kappa Gamma Society held
It's first meeting of the year at
the home III Miss Helen Butler
III Tabor City ON THURSDAY
night, September 20.
When the members arrived,
Il delicious dinner in thrye
courses was served by the hos
teSSeS, Miss Olive Wright Mrs.
Fannie BurlcSon. Miss Maudc
Butler, Miss Anne Brooks Nc
Cougar. Miss Jacquclinc Mi
shoe, Mrs. Joanna Stevens,
Mrs. Cora Jane Ward. and Mrs
Beth Woody.
Miss Buffers home was
beautiful with attractive aut-
um arrangements used thro-
ughOut the home.
After the dinner Miss Elsie
Elkins, president Of Omega
Chapter. presided over 4 short
business session. Plans were
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-10-04

made for as many members AS
possible To attend the Fail
Conference Region Ill which.
will be held at Methods, Col
lege, Fayetteville, N. C., on
October 81.
After the business session
Miss Anne Brooks McGougan
and Miss Helen Butler gave
most interesting reports on
th,ir trip Ia the Southeast Re-
elonal Coniercnc, which was
held in Ashevili., August 7-lU.
Members present were Mrs.
lola Bum, Miss Elsie ElkinS.
Mrs. Linda McLam, Mrs. B.SS
Marks, Mrs. Virginia Nichoi-
HuS. Mrs. Mabel Powell. Mr..
Doris Pridgcn, Mrs. Rachel
Woodland, "i Whitcville; Mrs.
Fannie BurlcsGn, Miss Helen
Butler, Miss Maudc Butler
Miss Anne Brooks McGuugar
Mrs. Joanna Stevens. Mrs.
Beth Wondy. Mrs. Olive
Wright. OF Tabor City: Mrs.
Helen Cain, Mis- Lucille Fish
ca, Mrs. Daisy Harper. Miss
Gladys Putnam, and Mrs.
Hazel Thompson, of Elizabeth
town: Mrs. Elsie FormyDuV"i
Of HallSboro; Miss Ruth Near
Is Of ChadbOurn; Miss Jacquo-
line MiShOe al Luri$, 5. C.,
and Mrs. Cora Jane Ward vi
Clarendon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-10-04
Garden Club Meets
With Mrs. Jack Cox

The Hoe IN" Hop, Garden
Club me; al the home OF Mrs.
Jack Cox, September u.
Mrs. Gene Burroughs, presi-
Dent, presided. Mrs. Bill Stcy-
ems gave the devotional, and
Mrs. V. K. Burroughs Jr.. gave
an interesting program on dri-
ed arrangements.
Mrs. Roger carp was rccu9
nizcd as visitor The hostess
scr"cd Il delicious sweet course
/" Mrs. Gene Burroughs, Mrs.
Bml Stevens, Mrs. V. X. Bur-
r'ughS, Jr., Mrs. NJ. X. Car
pgntcr, Mrs. Eldrcd Dudney.
Mrs. {. NJ. Fowler, Mrs. Bryan
Lancaster, Mrs. Keith Prince.
Mrs. Harold Ward and Mrs.
Roger carp.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-10-04
Mrs. BarnbiH High
At Bridge Session

The Town and Country
Bridge Club met with Mrs. II.
&. Buffkin last Thursday night.
Playing were Mrs. Lester
Barnhill, Mrs. Ned Butler. Mis-.
Gene Cook. Mrs. II. Il. Buff
KIN Jr.. Mrs. Jimmy DicuS.
Mrs. John Dorman. Mrs. K. II.
Gibson, and Mrs. Ed Norris.
Hugh scorer was Mrs. Lester
Bhinhill. Pie and coffee were.
served Ia the guests.
Ihcr" IS too much animal
I".iias" III society and not SUI
hcient moral courage.
MARY Baker Eddy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-10-04
Proud Of Your
Home And Grounds
BY BETTY Caps
Asst. Home Economics An.

ASST. Home Economics An.
Beautiful surroundings trans
form Il house and lot into an
attractive home and an enjoy
able, useful yard. An appr0-
PIRATE foundation plant!ng.
cooling shade trees, outdoor
living and cooking area. S,r-
wee yard, play and recreation
centcrS, and garden fOr fool
and Towering beauty. combine.
To- give uS real satisfaction ans,
happiness.
Attractive landScapiug in
crcaSeS the resale value of uIi,
property and affords moe
comfortable living for inr
whole family. II makes a.
proud OF our homes and oar
nvishEurS more proud Of ,te.
PLAN THEN PLANT
Our homes were huIlt ac-
cordime 10 well thuught-ou,
plans. Beautiful and useful
yards are carefully planned.
too. They don't just happen.
We want privacy. which us-
ually comes from plant screen
and hedges.
We want comfortable out
door living.
We want beautiful iluwC..
and foliage that will b." atirac-
tiv" all year round.
Keep in mind that Ne w:l,,
To create a beautiful piculr,
from inside the hnuSr as y,
Evening star., 1961-01-08
New Cold Relief Discovery
Does I'm Is Minutes What
Nature Takes 7 Days To Do
Not only drains sinuses-but works with
natures own anti-virus factors to help dry
up your head coId-brine relief i'm minutes.

New York, N. Y. Especially
Today. cold-sufferers need never
again wait for Nature to relieve
miserable head cold symptoms.
Now a new tablet discovery does
far more than drain sinuses. ..
does in IS minutes what Nature
takes 7 days to do-helps turn of
that constant shifting and sneez-
ing. Helps stop running nose.
Actually helps you get through
the entire day withouf constantly
reaching for messy handker-
chiefs!
Works in Is minutes
The secret is a remarkable new
virus-cold tabletreleased byVicks
under the name VICKS DOUBLE
BUFFERED COLD TABLETS. This
amazing tablet actually works
with Natures own anti-yirus fac
tors. That is, supplements your
body's natural defenses with spe-
cial high-speed medication that
acts in minutes instead of days.
Sends that medication speeding
through your blood to the uery
source of colds distress-vi virus in
famed tissue deep behind sinuses.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

extended to the many visitors who have
been part of the Kennedy home all her life.
Instead of being frightened by all these
strangers, Caroline walks right out into the
middle of them with big smile and ''Hi!''
Her mother, however, has insisted on
making Caroline's life as normal as possible
in such situation. There has been no
extensive picture posing, for example, and
am sure Mrs. Kennedy has missed many
social function to spend the time with her
child. Once, when asked for her philosophy
of rearing children, she answered simply
that it was 'love and discipline" the rest
would take care of itself.
Jacqueline Kennedy does not concern
herself much with the intricacies of political
life. She doesn't see herself as politician,
but as wife and mother.
She canspGisned sfrenuolsly in the pri-
nsaries, but instead of making political
speeches, she talked about sUIt0t it is like
to hare a husband running for office.
soIsat she hoped to do If her husband got
eseCteWs sUssUt Sue aUOsSBWG WVVs1s Cssss~
dren, home and family.
At times she delighted audiences by
speaking to them in their native languages
French, Spanish, Italian - but always
she would speak on nonpolitical themes.
A few psivote words
Throughout the campaign, she would con.
stantly find moment to stand aside with
her husband, to exchange a few words -
for there was seldom any time for privacy.
She is concerned for his well.being and his
morale, leaving the political problems up
to him and his advisers. Once, after one
of the TV debates with Vice President
Nixon, when the Senator returned and
everyone's mind was filed with thoughts of
which man outdid the other, Mrs. Ken.
nedy's words were, 'You looked wonderful,
Jack" The Senator broke into happy
smile.
This is how Jacqueline Kennedy sees her
role as First Lady and hostess of the
Executive Mansion: To be a wife and
mother, to give comfort to her husband
and children, to keep her own identity, to
have some real joy out of the difficult role
and to keep her family life just that "a
real family life. The E"d
Evening star., 1961-01-08
How our new
First Lady
sees herself
Continued from page Is

more apart and found her wearing the
same dress. The last time photographed
her she invited me to look in her closet
and pick out dress for her to wear. /
found many of the clothes | had used
earlier and since they were SO distinctive
didn't want to use them again.
For as long as I've known her. Mrs.
Kennedy has been informal at home, even
though all during this time she has been a
Senator's wife. The Kennedys' home on
N Street in the Georgetown section of
Washington, DC, is a red brick house.
An vnprsssnsioVs home
1t is a comfortable house, but, in the way
of Washington houses, most unpretentious.
1t is furnished with mixture of simple,
comfortable contemporary and French
style furniture their summer home in
Hyannis Port, is exquisitely furnished in
Early American antiques, most Of them
selected and found by Jacqueline). Moth
ing in the Georgetown house looks like
decorators work. Instead the house unmis-
takably bears the touch of Jacqueline Ken
nedy, with art books piled high on most
every table and here and there French
newspaper or magazine. But the first thing
you notice is flowers. Fresh flowers are
everywhere, and Mrs. Kennedy takes great
care and patience in growing, cutting and
arranging her flowers.
Three-year-old Caroline goes along on
these garden trips, just as she does when.
ever it is possible on most things. Mother
and daughter spend great deal of time
together, as much as, or perhaps even more
than most parents and children in nom
public life. There is no baby talk and never
has been. Caroline and her mother 60 for
long walks, pick flowers together, spend
time on the beach, read together a lot.
Usually Caroline is carrying book, some
times children's book, but often picture
book about flowers or animals, the stars,
the world. And often Mrs. Kennedy holds
Caroline on her lap when looking at book
of paintings.
sfransers become friends
During the campaign, when the Senator
had to be away from home great deal Of
the time, Caroline always went along with
her mother ITO take Daddy to the airport"
or when he was coming home again. The
little child's sweetness and trnst have beeu
Evening star., 1961-01-08
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inflamed tissues. Helps you
l. Stop running nose.
2. Stop sneezing, shifting.
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4. Breathe i'm comfort.
Yes, in just Is minutes vICKs
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Evening star., 1961-01-08
The illness that never got started

lot of progress has been made in preventing baby illnesses
Hospitals have learned how control the germs that threaten
the spotess nursery.
They have learned that Lyso of the successful
preventives of environmental disease adopted.
Lyso is the quickest safest effective way eliminate
disease germs while you do your regular housecanng Use Lyso
the bathroom Kitchen nursery all through
the house Lyso added your regular cleaning
effective than any bleach any pine oat lower And Lyso
is safe a your detergent.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

THIS WEEK Mosozins ! Jonvory Q. 1851
Evening star., 1961-10-25

Shop Sears, The
Washington AreG''s
Most Complete
Department Store!

Store Hours: Mondays, Thursdays
and Fridays, 10 to 9: Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10 6.
Free Parking!
Evening star., 1961-03-29
1:IIAaIaIs MISC

MIRRORS, lovely styles hond and
JUMBo PERSONAL FILE with lock. Reg. 2ss-<-------2.es
ITALIAN BRlAR PIPES. Reg.
WARDS MIN-A-DAY VTTAMINS Reg. l.os-------,--i.77
WARDS VITAMIN DIET. Reg l.ss---------.A--+----iT
ELECTRIC VIBRATOR MASSAGE COUCH. Reg 1880 $3.50
WARDS GERlATRIc TONIC. Reg. 277----------s---t.S
VIBRATING PILLOW. Reg S4.5o----------- -------3-97.S9
VIBRATING PILLOW Reg. A.se---4----------.-,--
BUSTING PoWDRR for the bothoom. Reg. oo-2 Fss 9sc
cory BuBBLE BATH. Reg l.oo---------E----2f fsS SSs
HAIR SPRAY tot oIdoy 0o Reg. AS EoV SSs
HAZEL BISHOP PERFUME STICK Reg 100 -----1 Sss SSs
TOILET TISSUE, thousand sheet rolls white Reg 10 for %
10 sOS Sse
BoXED SOAP, 20 cekes. 3frooronees-
BRAcHS PIK-A-MN CANDY. Reg. 4ee b. fer 7ee
WARDS SANITARY PADS with belt
ADULT BOOKS. Your CHOICE Published higher prices
cHILDRENS BOOKS. Pinoecho Block Beuu Foy Tales. Pub
lishsd at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BoxED STATIONERY fine quality. Reg ---------77s
MANICURE MPLEMENTS. 80 styles imported ----------Sse
WARDS SUFFERING ASPIRIN, 200 In bottle Reg. As--i27
VAPoRIzER, l-so. eopoeiN. Reg.
HAND MASSAGER. Reg.
AWAY MECHANICAL PENCILS for school. work In the
home
HAZEL BISHOP LPSTIcK. Reg. l.oo----------2 Ger Sss
UTILITY FILE cABlNET. locks. Reg sss-----------SSs
BIG VALUE PENCIL TABLET. Reg 3ee--------+ fer 100
STENo NoTEBooK. Reg. .5e------z----------4S fer 4Se
MASSAGE LOUNGE rsIasns. Reg 5s55------------ss.ss
Evening star., 1961-03-29
S2:lNIa<ss ACCESSORIES

JEWELRYs necklaces boeees eonos eoOsd beodS
wide assortment. Reg. ZOO 10 3sST
MISSES COTTON BLouSETTES and sleeveless Sizes
81 to &c. Prints checks mostly solid white. Reg. loo---S5s
WoMENS DRIVING GLOVES Iombs wool. and nylcn
with senuins eother po beige black white and red Reg
ZSS -----teS
Also Orion. Req 2.eS.
WOOL AND NYLoN STRETCH GLOVES, size fits all honds.
Red. beige black and white Reg
LARGE TOTE BAGS for tssn-eoer block ososs, dark brown
red bone and white Lons choice Of styles Reg 2s8---177
Evening star., 1961-03-29
HOUSEWARES

sLEx Soup pEReoAToR. also con be used q. bsvs.os:
SILK :;T; .SsSu.I5 HsS m CLEANING m.: ond blend, in
SLEx AUroMATlc PERcoLAToR GLASS. allows you woeh
ASSORTED coPPIR ANoDIzID ALUMINIUM KITcHEEWART
ASsoRTED ALVMilUM cooKWARE VALUES. 4.6S Wards
Special low
Only Special 66e each
ALl-ETAL IRONING BoARD adjusts to four different posi-
STEAM AND DRY IRON. Signature. vents your clothes
spsciRE I spoGsE 1ssoRTMET .z. tol oosf any lob
Special 1 90
Evening star., 1961-03-29
alssa GOODS s|:|Sla;5lSss

PEReALH FANCY PRINTS woshobIs Ioo9S cotton se" width
ysRds Ssg 100
ASSORTED COTTON PLADs %" to IS" wdths, wash-fest
eoIors Z YsNAs fss 100
So" width ysVdS Sss I 90
JuMBo GARMENT BAGS motproof Protects your clothes oil
year round Reg
SHOE cADDY, holds pors Of
LoWBoY SHOE RACK. holds pairs Of shoes
DRIP DRY coTTQNS 36 width wosh tost coos Reg 4ee Sic
AUTOMATIC AND GOVERNED COTTON PRINTS, 80" width
wS:Sos: Be- Sc 1nS Ss.. x11; c1I1ssn q: c
IMPoRTED TOKYO coTToNS. woshobs 36" widh Reg. l4s
80 - S9e
PILLOW WITH FREE CORDUROY eoVER-----1 Isr 500
BATH MAT SET Treasure Chest loo9S cotton dyed TO match
oblono mot; 24x56". Reg,
ROUND MAT, z7". Reg.
Lin COVER -; s;.7 os 1s1s 4:
TREASURE CHEST BLAkKET 1890 soes royon, loeS Aec
fibers washable fluffy and Reg 4s8---------S6G
" - 9Sc
LrMlTED QUANTITY LtAcocK QUALITY TABLEcoTH SUI,
hond embroidered Reg 1888
LACE TABLE CLOTHS 54x72 Tiki Now " on Reg Price
Evening star., 1961-03-29
PHOTO, SUPPLIES

,t " 1888
RADIANT LENrIcULAR SCREEN. 5o"x5o" netoie surfoe.
lens, meter, eose ------79.9S
BAUScH AND LoMB BALoMATIc 500 SLIDE PROTECTOR 500
Wot fully automatic with remote cord zz-4---7s.9S
YAsHcA PENTAMATIc ss -MM SINGLE LIENS REFLEX,
Nooo SEC shutter interchangeable fl.s lens, 1905
LEcA M-3 FA SUMMILUx LENS coupled meter cose used
... $4,000
Evening star., 1961-03-29
SHOES

MEMS SWIRL SLIP-oN. Reg sss----------Ss7
BOYS Brown DRESS SHOE. Req. .4ee--------------2s7
WoMENS STRAP FLATS. Rso. .4ss---.------------I97
BOYS ScUFF-ToE SHoE Reg, 4.9s-----------------2s7
BoYS BUcKSKIN OXFORD. Rec. 7ssr---------------ss7
MEMS SUEDE BLAZER. Reg 7ee-------------------4!S7
MENy BucKsKIN OXFORD Rec es---A.77
MEMS ITALIAN STYLR SLIP-oN Reg Sss------4.S7
WoMENS SUMMER WEDGE STRAP. Reg. S.ss--------i.S7
MEMS Moc-ToE DRESS SHOE Reg sss-------------s.s7
Evening star., 1961-03-29
BOYS CLOTHING

wAsM-AAD.wEAR AND sEDFoRD CORD SPORT COATS Size.
g. to i6; Reg. ---:-6.ee
JR Soy TWO-ToNE SUITS. Sizes to Q. Reg. Sse $685.
ATT
BOYS UNLINED BEDFORD CORD JACKETS. Sizes smoI,
medium and large. Reg
RED coNEsET, VERTIcoRD AND POLISHED COTTON PANTS.
Sizes to 49, Regular and SLIM Reg 3.4s--------I.9S
Husky size. Reg
HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS Sizes 6-s-lo. Reg. 22e-----I37
LotGSLEEVE SPORT SHIRT wash and wsor, button-down
eoor Sizes to ls Reg
Evening star., 1961-03-29
CURTAINS sl;4:laa;aIss

S2"xSI" EVERLoN TAILORED CURTAIN wosh n heno;
stretching White pink, gold nutmeg. Reg 34e-----2oo
36" CAFE AND VALANCE SET FLoRALS. modern, provinee
assorted coloFS. Nouo Z9S---
DECORATOR THROW PILLOWS, fnes trimmed CHOICE Of ploin
button CENTER variety Of eoors Volus
DAVENo COVERS washable cotton, fIoro contemporary prints
coloTS Noue 1898
UPHOLSTERY KNIT THROWS, trimmed with bullion fringe.
per- rose turquoise eox72 reg 4es 377; eox72 reg 6es
SIT; osx72 reg -------------------S77
soxso TExTURED DRAPERY. guaranteed ooonst fodne for
yeors. Green end rose Reg
Evening star., 1961-03-29
SS:lHis<2S FASHIONS

WOOL ToPPERS black spring postels Junior misses wool
bunches fleeees ploid checks, tweeds Sizes s-lsS0o
EAMoUSMAKE BLoUSES Eosy-eo's eotons gntheties. Te
Icrsd, dressy styles Prints plod solids Sizes 523s---lSS
MISSES SKIRTS beautiful wool in bold pod unusuo
Evening star., 1961-03-29
PAINT SUPPLE

JEL FLAT WALL PAINT. odoress oIkyd Covers 900 So f.
A;sotsS eolo1s Req 5'S g. 9o sss
bothroom; Iound; woodwork ond trim. Reg $40 gal ---2S9
GAL. OUTSIDE SUPER HOUSE PAINT. Reg. 26.95,
20SS 5-ooI. eon
EXTENSION PLAKS all wood reinforced Reg $685. 4Se
SPRAY ENAMEL. Reg. l4e con
Evening star., 1961-03-29
MEMS WORK CLOTHING

MES WORK SOCKS nyon renfofced fos and heel Come In
blue, white, amy ton Sizes loh to ls, long ond short.
ceo JEANS roneh ss ioosS cotton SIZES 2s to 34 500
DENIM puN6AREES, oil cotton, mochns washable
Evening star., 1961-03-29
SPORTING GOODS

eEseMl FIRE ExTIAeusHERs' cOost euo'd approved Reg
BOAT WHEEL KITS includes hardware ond eobe Reg 1928
S.. =, .-.- i4.sS
ss" TO 81" BOAT TOPS fits windshieds. Reg 4r5o
~. st.e .ss ss 10, 1888
PC FIBER6LAS LUGGAGE SET. box nite pullman
49,: -, 49, s-..- -e e> ~,<- 1888
BADMNToN SETS roequet net and posts Reg 7e5. sos
BIKE LIRE AND HORN COMBINATION. fits stondord models
WILSON 7-PEcE GOLF SET, woods, irons and bos
= fe'f " SpeeiaI. 52sS
Evening star., 1961-03-29
MEN,: FURNISHING

MEMS NYLoN STRETcH HOSE One size 10 TO- H. Reg
MENS NEcKTIES, potens, lined for shops control
Rep l.UO sSt s'""
PAJANAS all cotton for comfort Sizes A. B. c, D. 1928
AcRLAN KNIT SHoRT-SLEEVE SHIRT wosh and Sizes
s-M-L-M Reg. 2ss fo' 500
MEMS SHoRT-SLEEVE SPORT SHIRT Ioo9S cotton. Sizes s.
M I. ISS Noue----=-
Mems LEATHER WALLETS, assorted eoIon and styles Reg
ORION COAT SWEATER woshobls; ceIo light blue ehor
coal, grey. Sizes 3s-4o-42-44-46.. Reg. 6es---zsS
IoosS COTTON FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS. Sizes S. NJ l.
Reo. / 90
ORION AND MoHAIR PULL-oVER SWEATERS Sizes s-M-L
CREW NECK SWEAT SHIRTS white and grey. Sizes NJ |.
sss x1oRT sHIpI .. cotton rsvon and co,to"
Sizes S. IA, L. Req l.eS to ter 500
Us SPORT SHIRT oehns ~oshobs oo9o spun Veoss royon
imported fobhe. Reg
io0sS COTTON HANDKERcHIEFS, full cut Boxers Dozen.
Lay value - 'S1 "1S
MEMS SPEED SHORTS, 1909 Reg for 1s5 for LIT
MEMS FUR FELT RATS Reg l50o----------------ll.So i
MEMS SPORT cAPSaRso.
Evening star., 1961-03-29
LINGERIE FOUNDATIONS

PEIcNoR SETS In ehoIs Reg 5S5-----------3es
MATERNITY SLIPS white, oil Reg lss-------sse
NYLoN TRcoT SLIPS, lace trimmed oored 2es VoIus eS
NYLoN TRIcoT PETTlcoATS ossorted eoo and lace trimmed
[SS Nolu0
FULL FLARE PANTY Spun-o rayon large and x-osS sizes
Neo. tSS
SHORT FLARE PANTY. Small medium, oroO Reg 6ee, ASs
CUFF PANTY, bean duo quoit. Reg
CIRCULAR STITCHED COTTON BRA Assorted styles, o
sizes. Reg. LOO ter tlS
pink, block and beios. Reg.
BRA otch oboVs panty and oIrdIs Reg zss-----lss
MATERNITY PANTY eIRDLES. Reg. 5.s5-------------3s9
Evening star., 1961-03-29
MEMS CLOTHING

ALL-WooL ToPcoATS bal collar sleeve. RsS2ss5. 1888
CAR COAT, Dan River cotton cord wash and weo Reg
NopsAcK COTTON SPORT COAT for spring. eosuo Req
ILSo ----------------------
loo% coMBEn COTTON Dan River. wosh and wsor. button
front spring joekst Reg.
RAYoN AND SILK SUMMER WEIGHT SPORT COAT, brown ton
eroy and white Reg ond longs Reg l4.e5---------to.SS
YEAR ROUND WEIGHT SPORT COATS, wool and wool blends
Evening star., 1961-03-29
aI:,l: d1sa3:l

s-TRAsIsToR RADIOS slightly larger than kno-szs eieor
STEREo PNoNoGRAPH, motehed A. spsoksrs, speeds
volume controls Reg. 1885 34.SS
TABLE RADIOS 4-nch spsoker, bulltn ontenno tubes
-" CONSOLE TEIEVsoN n,ohooany eobnst superior local
reception safety gloss Wonu blond $40 Reg 1895.
- $lSS
Evening star., 1961-03-29
ELECTRIC: SUPPLIES
BUILDING MATERIALS

BATHRooMVENT FAN. bc~sr-hps, 75efm Reg 1880, 1883
KITCHEN WALL FAN g.. automatic domper, TOO efm Reg.
FOOD WASTE DISPOSAL Reg 54 54s5---------------4S.eS
TOILET uNIT-WHITE TESS SEAT T-----------------l9.Se
3o-GAL GAS WATER HEATER. gloss ned-oyeor guarantee
Reg. 6ee5
TOILET SEATS. Reg. s.6e-----------
MEDIckE cABINET. Reg. e5-------E-----------I4ss
FLAT RiM STEEL SNK-doubIs bosin ledge pe-ess fitting
32x2l. Reg 695--------------------
STAINLESS Sink. 25x22 trim rn-Iedse type. Reg 5l.95,
Evening star., 1961-03-29
GARDEN SUPPLIES

ao-INch LAWN sPRIAnIR: sob. eopoey-
l6 tines bite through soil Reg. "a.
ALUMEUM ROSE TRElLlS, fon Or UPRIGHT Nps Will not rust
2F BRAZER, hood spit and motor Free waterproof plastic
cover. Reinforced bowl 1888
sxS STEEL UTILITY SHED bokedon green enome nh
garden tool. etc Res: 59ss -4sss
INDOOR SITTER WATER FALL, posc bowls and electric pump
yeor suorontee.s Reg 1885, 58S
KWIK COVER GRASS SEED. A lib. bog 1000 So, IT
Evening star., 1961-03-29
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SLEEP SOFAS heavy nyon upholstery foam cushions bultn In
nenprno motress -----------------------
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS traditional mohosoY decorator covers,
.no-Soo spring eonsuctIons
TABLE LAMPS AND PIcTURES mony different Styles 2o% orr
~ OCCASIONAL TABLES wide vorisN Of styles Ends Drums,
Coektoi Lamps and ohsrs Welnut mohoaony and ftwood
fIntsneS - sVNtSE
DEN FURkITURE 2-Pe Sectional Solos, Hondsoms supported
plastic Foou podded Sturdy construction. Your
5-Pc. BARBECUE SETS 6 tobIs and efoot bsnches plus
BOOKCASE unfinished Night Stonds loDrower Double Dress
9Drower Double Dressers 5Dower Chests ADowsr Chests
Desks Student Desks, from 0S0 10 1889
FAAoUr BASSETT MoDgRN CHERRY BEDROOM, quolty con-
srcton. Chest, Triple Dresser and Mirror Panel Bed Reg,
zzS95 -----
MATTRESSES AND BoX SPRINGS single and double sizes Seo
Ssrc, Simmons Eclipse and othsrs tued and tsss styles
Up to 5ss5 voues 2StS
FRENCH PROVINCIAL SOFA, frtwOod insh decorator
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pAAoND.BAcK PROVINCIAL SOFA dseoroto broeads cover
tFuitwood finish. Reg. 1855
evRxED-FRoNr LAWSON SOFA bIseut-ftsd foam baek oo
cushions, Kick peot Reg i79Se
FAMOUS ELExSrIEL DANISH SOFA fine tweed cover toom
cushlons keo lSSSo-L--------- 1878
FAMOUS KRoEHLER ape. LIVING ROOM fine nyon cover
foam cushions Reg
Evening star., 1961-03-29
DOR COVERING

sxIz SAhDALwoop AL RAYoN PILE. with sIle foam rub
Der bneknc. Rec. 3eo5-------------------
'pAYToNA 9xl2 AL RAYoN PLE with foam rubber back.
Ska COTTON CUT PILE RUG. Iotsx
T2x1S SANDRAN RUGS
l2xiS SANDRAN RUGS
9xI2 SUMMER FIBERS Limited quantities Reg 255o---t7.S6
GOODYEAR VIkYL TILE, eoIors. Very limited quantities.
Reg SIC 90.
SCATTER RUGS bright eoIors, tub washable Reg 2s S7e
TER. Value 1873
sxlz BRAlDS, imported bods-~oo, and scscnseus
fiber blends Spses 1888