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Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-05
ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME Box 686
 Kodiak, Alaska

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game will be tag ging the side of Kodiak and AfOgnak Islands this coming Tagging will be done during weekly periods from the latter of until about midAugust vessel and operators inter bidding please contact Bob Simon the Alaska De- pertinent Fish and Game Commercial Fisheries Dvsion Box 6S6 Kodiak, for particulars. Phone 486-2288.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-05

Read the classifieds for profit; use them for results.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25

There are already signs that
huns and vandals" are in our
midst: the labor racketeers; the
boxing and basketball ficers; the
television cheats; the dope ped
dlers; the known Communists
who hide behind the constitu-
tional rights given them by a
country they wish to destroy:
sliding morality similar to that
Hosea must have Witnessed prior
to the fall of Sanaria.
The LIBERAL arts education is
designed to make one think.
There is nothing fatal here. Man
has exercised himself to death,
eaten CT drunk himself to death,
rlayed and worried himself to
death, but he has not vet thought
himself to death.
The lawyer without a sense
Of history or a mastery of Eng
lish is seriously handicapped, as
is the businessman. The doctor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Funeral Rites For
W. G. Mason, 81,
Held Friday

SCOTTSVILLE, April "a -
Walter Granville Mason, 81, a
Scottsville civic leader and bust
nessnan, died Wednesday in
ScottSville.
A native of Richmond. he had
been a plumbing and heating con
tractor in ScottSville since 1929.
He had been a member of the
town council for 10 years and was
a member of the Fluvanna Coun-
ty Ruritan Club.
He was a past master of the
Scottsville Masonic Lodge No. As
and was a former member Of the
board Of deacons of the Scots
vile Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mary Moore Mason; a daughter,
Mrs. James M. Conis. of Glenn
son. S. c.; a son William Edgar
Mason, of Charlottesville; two
brothers. J. Frank and Howell P.
Mason. both of Richmond, and
two grandchildren.
Graveside services we're held
Friday at 3 pm. in Scottsville
cemetery with Masonic rites.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Discharges

April 19-Mrs. Weldon Price
Gladys Lee, Mrs. Johnn y
Emert, Mrs. C. T. Deaton, Miss
Bonnie Crawford, Mrs. Billy
Granely. Mrs. R. D. Dickerson,
and R. E. Nickels.
April 20 = Edward Gregory
Mrs. J. H. Garrett, Mrs. J. L.
Fleming, Mrs. D. o. Jennings
Allen A. Amos, Mrs. G. L. vii.
lard. Harry Crenshaw Marion
Carter, and G. M. Hickman.
April 21-Joseph Calhoun, Per
cell wood all, Jack Keeling
Grace Ross. Evelyn Wilson, Ad-
die Ward, Mrs. R. G. Harris,
Mrs. BUford Taylor. Mrs. D. C.
Atkins, and Mrs. w. o. Rice.
April 22-Miss Jessie Walden,
J. T. Henderson. Lula Brown,
Clyde Chelton, Mrs. 2. D. Hoyle
R. M. Anderson, Mrs. A. W
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Pre-School
Registration Set
At Russell Grove

AMELIA, April 24-Pre-school
registration Of pupils who will
enter Russell Grove School will
be held at the school April p,
beginning at 9 am.
Any child six years of age on or
before October | is eligible for
admission to the first grade III
September, 1861.
The program is cooperative
effort of the> local health depart
ment and the county schools.
Talks will be given by o. A. Nor
ton, superintendent: Mrs. Ann
Duke, public health nurse; and
Mrs. Mable R. Watson, school
supervisor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Funeral Rites For
Mrs. e. M. Banton
Held Saturday

NEWPORT NEWS. April "a
Mrs. Angie Liner Banton, wife
of E. M. Banlon, died Friday.
Also surviving are three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Fred Lindsay, of
Lynchburg. Mrs. Milton Wilson
and Mrs. George Robinson, of
Newport News: six son, Roland
and Howard Banton, of Newport
News, Early and Charley Ban
ton. of Lynchburg, Arey Banton.
OF Rustburg, and Ted Banton, of
Roanoke; two sisters, Mrs. FL
bridge johnson and Mrs. Martha
Banton, of Scottsville: 36 grand
children and As great-grandchil-
dren.
A funeral service was held at
2 pm. Sunday at Thacker Flu
neral Home, Scottsville, with
burial in the family cemetery,
Buckingham county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Funeral Rites For
Paris C. DObbins
Tuesday At 2 PM.

POWHATAN, April "a = Paris
c. Dobbins died Sunday.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Joyce Dobbins; two daughters,
the Misses Patricia Ann and
Brenda Louise Dobbins; a son,
Paris c. Dobbons, Jr.; his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Dob
bins, of Powhatan; sister, Mrs.
BeSs Maxey, of Powhatan, and a
brother, Francis H. Dobbins, of
Gainesville, Ga.
A funeral service will be held
at 2 pm. Tuesday at the Provi-
dence Presbyterian Church, with
burial in Pine Grove Presby-
terrain Church Cemetery. The
family requests that contribu-
tons. in lieu of flowers, be made
to the Providence Church build
ing fund.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Hospital News

There were y hospital patients
Monday morning.
Patients Admitted
Miss Deborah Adams. brakes
Branch: Mrs. Linwood Clark
Meherrin, Mrs. Willie L. Simp-
son, Richmond; Robert O'Brien,
Prospect; Mrs. c. A. Morris,
Dlllwyn; VILLA M Cassidy
Hampden Sydney: Mrs. w. w.
Often. Farmville; Randy John
son. Keysville; Mrs. Lena Shep-
herd. Farmville; Mrs. D. A.
Griffith, Dillwyn; Mrs. w. j..
Crute. Victoria; w. E. Ander-
son, Prospect; John Harris. AL
coma; j. A. Hoack, Blackstone,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25

and Mrs. J. N. Shanks, Farm
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. NeWcomb
SAKE, boy, April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Robin
son, Jetersville. girl, April %.
COIOred Patients
Queen H 0 m e S, Farmville,
Mary Harris, FarnlYille; Helen
Williams, Victoria: Carrie Ham
lin, Rice, and George Moron,
Cullen.
COIOred Birth
Odortha and Susie Mitchell,
Pan.plin, girl, April %.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Parents Day
Continued from page u

selves.
Senator Spong called the
small, liberal arts college the
bedrock of American higher
education at a time when edu-
cation is our best hope for sur
vival.' He added that it is the
faculty's prime mis- sion to edu-
cate your sons to the limit of
tier capacity not to train,
or to amuse or to accommodate.
or to adjust, but to develop their
intellectual powers.
Noting the "insidious forces
weakening the American moral
fibre, threatening freedom, and
distorting American value S,
Spong noted that these seldom
find fertile ground on the cam
pus of the small denomena
tIonal college.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25

Jamerson, Pauline R o se b u d,
Miss Deborah Adams and Mrs.
R. G.. Bowman.
April 23-MrS. j. H. Cason,
Mrs. B. P. Stonnell, J. w. Toone,
Mrs. o. w. Carls Susie
Mitchell, and Morz Robinson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25

not versed in the hunlanities is
at best a skilled technican. The
engineers and the scientists we
must produce to compete with
the Russians will be hard put
to save us if they do not under
stand the freedom we seek to
preserve The teacher. though
drilled in methods, can hardly
transmit the real. JOY of learning
without an understanding of the
subject he teaches"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
E. c. Davidson, "
Buried Saturday

ARVONIA, April "a ~ Funeral
services for Edward C. Davidson,
II, were held Saturday, at 3 pm.
at Mt. Tabor Baptist Church,
with burial in the church GENE
terry. Mr.. Davidson died Thurs
day.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Anne Mae Ragland Davidson, and
a brother, John Davidson, of New
Canton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Rites Tuesday For
Col. c. A. Ranlett

AMELIA, April "a Word was
received here Saturday of the
death Of Col. Charles A Ranlett.
retired. father Of Mrs. c. Garland
Hutcheson. Of Amelia. He died Ill
Rlllerlca. Mass, where he made
his home.
A military funeral service will
be held there Tuesday. April q.
Other survivors are a son. It.
Col. Charles A. Ranlett, Jr., re-
tired. of Los Altos, Calf, a
grandson, Charles A.. III, and a
granddaughter. Miss Mary Helen
HutcheS0n, Of Amelia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Graveside Rites
For Patricia Ann
Smith. April 20

DILLWYN, April "a - Grave
side services for Patricia Ann
Smith, infant daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Perkins Smith.
were held AT 2 pm. Thursday at
the Welcome Wesleyan Methodist
Church cemetery, near Gold Hill.
In in addition to her parents
she is survived by a brother,
Thomas P. Smith. Jr.: her pa
ternal grandfather. G. E. Smith:
and hers maternal grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Maxey,
all OF Buckingham county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Or Don't Write At All

How to make stamps stick:
Buy stamped envelopes at the
postoffice
Use needle and thread, sew
ing around the edges evenly with
pink silk. No. 80
Eats lots of honey.
Give the letters to the office
boy?
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Misses Sportsweor

81 Skirts Of wool or Docron poIyester
and wool blends tproperIy IobeIed
for eontent). Full, slim or pIeoted
styles. Plain eoIors, checks, tWeeds
or pIoids. Misses sizes. Comparable
VoIue 1925 to 1895. 500 10 1900
80 Wool Jersey cO-oVdinOtes incIud-
ing cordioon jackets ond slim skirts
in cIeor coIors. Misses sizes. Com
poroble volue l2.o5, 500
us Psirs Of Psnss of wool, silk, cot
ton VeIVeteen or corduroy. cIeor
coloFs ond potterns. Misses sizes.
Comparable VoIue 6.e9 to more than
double. $50 10 II.0o
~ cGrdisen and SIipovsr Swssters
in bulky and ploin knits. Woods,
Orion ocNlies and wool blends, prop
erly IobeIed for content. Misses
sizes. Comparable value 9.9e to
more than double. 500 to 400
9 Three-Pisee Suits, cordioon jacket
style. In blend Of 1929 wool, l5eo
fur fibers and l5oo nyIon. Misses
sizes. Comparable VoIue $500 and
49.e5. 34.oo
50 Fsmous-Msks Swimsuits in one
ond two-piece styles. Properly To-
beled for fobrie content. CIeor eoIors
and gay prints. Misses sizes. Com
poroble value more thon double TO
Z7.95. 500 to 400
: WGL-Sporsweor. 5rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Reductions on
Art NeedIeWork

! Model NesdIepoint Hend-
bog, strawberry design on
block background. Compor-
obIe voIue, $500, 1850
! Model Mons cardison Of
loooo wool. Beige in cobIe
knit, medium size. Compor-
able value, 1900, 1000
I Model Women's Shortie
csrdison. 5o9o wool, 5o9o
oneoro. Blue, small size. Com
porobIe voIue, 1900, 1000
z Poir Model Needlepoint
Pictures. juvenile design. An
tique white fromes. Compor-
obIe voIue, 1900 pair, 7.So
3 Model NeedIepoint Pictures,
fIoroI design. Gold color fin
ish ovoI frames. Comparable
voIue, 1900 ond 1000,
1900 end 1880
100 Bells 3-Ply Bsby Y0Fn
Of loo0o wool in white, pink,
blue. l-ounce bollS. CON-
porobIe Volue 75c, z for 100
~ Stsmped Linen Luncheon
Cloths in cross stitch design.
Sizes 52x70" to 72xlos".
Comparable values, $40 to
800, $50 to 500
"a Sofe Pillows with cotton
zip-off covers. foam rubber
fill. Assorted colors. Compor-
able value $50, $50
W6L-Art NeedIework,
Sth Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Remn0nts-FHdoy Only
Sovinss on
Housewares

Twist condIes in assorted
coIors. Sizes from 6" TO ~.
Comparable voIue, z for 35e
to z for 55e,
z for Zoe TO Z for 2Se
2-S-DroweF Chests Of
brewers in quilted design.
Comparable value l4.s5,
I-4-Drower Chest Of Drew
ers in quilted design. Com
porobIe value 9.96, $50
l--Drowsr Chest Of Drew
erS in floroI design. Conpor-
obIe value s.9s, 500
Paint SpeeisI, assorted eoIors:
Al seIIenS, comparable value
6.e5, 100
IS ousrtS, comparable value
2.s2, 2Ss
so Pints. comparable VoIus
liz, lSe
Godset, Assortment. all Of
more Than 5o9o off.
70 Rolling SheIFmokers 10
convert deod space into US
obIe storooe oreo 20xlO"
comparable value 3.es, 2,s0
Sh0ifmekers size 20xiS",
comparable value 4.99, $50
7 BIsnkst Boxes, tIoroI design,
comparable value 6.9s, 2.sS
8 hat Boxes, floroI design,
comparable value 4.eS, 400
20 ironing Ped and cevss
Sets, comparable value 2.9S.
l.2s
50 Window VsntiIotoFs to
keep dir free from dust. 3
sizes adjust from II to TO-,
u to AZ, So to 54". Com
porobIe values, 3.49, 4.9S,
6.es. l.2s, 2.2s, 3.29
I Folding NsIss, bross. Com
poroble VeIue 24.e5. 1000
36 NyIon-Heod Dust Mops,
comparable value 2.9s, 100
"a Stove end TobIe Mots,
comparable value l.4e and
l.6e, 75e and S5c
Dinner T0peFs, assorted coIors.
10" to l9" comparable value,
2/30e to 2/45e,
. z for Toe to Z for Zoe
WGL-Housewores,
Bird Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Fine JeweIry
Greatly Reduced

Z Ivory Necklaces from Ger
mony. Comparable Volue
1000, 500
s l4-kt. Gold Link Bracelets,
some with cultured peorIs and
heorts ottoched. Comparable
VoIue 200, 500
! chiId's l4-kt. Gold Ring.
Comparable value 900, 500
4 PoirS Sterling Silver Disk
EoFFinsS. Comparable 'voIue
600 TO 1000, 400 TO 500
I GoId-FiIIed Disk Pin. Com
porobIe Volue 1000, 500
I Pair GoId-FiIIed Eerrinss.
Comparable voIue 500, 400
! Poir Sterling Silver Hoop
EsFrinss. Comparable value
500, 800
I Brushed White 6old-Finish
WomGn'S WGtch, broceIet
slightly worn on back. Com
porobIe voIue ALSO, 1900
I Italion Sterling Silver
JsweIry Box. Comparable
MIlIe 1000 1900
I ItoIion Sterling Silver Gig
sretts coSs. Comparable
value 1000, 1000
10 GoId-FilIed SeGrob Pins.
Comparable value BIS, ZOO
I WomGn's SpeeisI Photo
Identification BFoeeIet. Com
poroble value l2.e5, 500
so Assorted Pieces Of WinoFd
GoId-FiIIed JswsIry; brooches,
eorrinos, some with cultured
peorls, coIored stones. Many
one-of-o-kind. Sove more
than "a on this group.
pieoss odd lo9o Federal tox.
W6L-Fine JsweIry, lst Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Mems Furnishings

l43 Imported Seorfs in wool or silk
neot potterns in popular colors:
Comparable value 500 to 1850, o..
2.ss, 4.SS end 6.S0
l65 Hond-SeWn Gloves in imported
Ieothers and assorted coIors. COM
porobIe value 500 and more. :.
z.8S, 4.SS end 6.SS
IS Robes and TV coots, wool ond
cotton and wool blends. PIoids,
checks, eleor eolors and neot pot
terms. S, M, | and xL. Not oil styles
in each Size. All merchandise Iobeled
for fabric content. Comparable
volue 1875 to 1895. s5.l
245 Eomous Moke Dress Shirts,
clear coIors and white. Cotton
broodeIoth or oxford cloth. Soft
slotted, fused, tob, pin tob ooIIors
in regular or French cuffs. Broken
sizes. Comparable value $50 to
5.95, 2.9s, 3 for $50
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Zoo Imported English Wool Hose,
clear color. 6x3 rib ankle hose In
black, navy, brown, maroon ard
eroy. loh to l3. Not oil sizes IN
each color. Comparable value LOO,
7se
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton Ploza
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Record cobinets
Reduced More
Than "

3 UNivsFssI WoedeFoftsF Rec
ord cGbinets, woInut, cherry
or blond, holds UP TO 100 IPs.
Were 24.e5. ll.oo7 :
z Universal WooderoFtsr TGpo
Storage Cebin0ts, mohooony
or blond. Were 24.e5. 100
$ Universal WoodeEaftsF No
bile Record Cabinets, wolnut,
cherry or nohooony. Were
1895. 400
; Fronk 8 Son Record cobi-
nets. ebony. Were 1895,
Z Frank D. Son Smell Modern
Record cobinets. Were l4.94,
500
I Eronk D Son Bench and
Record Cobinst Combustion,
walnut. Was 1895. 1900
I Fronk 8 Son GIoss- Door
Record cabinet, woInut. Wos
1895. 1900
z Frank 9 Son Console Record
CGbinsts, mahogany or wolnut.
Were 29.77. I4.oO
I Universal "Hi-Hot" cobi-
net, walnut. Wos 69.95,
Z Record RGekS in GOLD or
ebony coIors. Were e.95, 400
4 Universal Compoet Record
Cabinets, walnut. Were 1877,
500
z Universal "Hi-Hot" De
Luxe Record cobinets. Were
1895. 5000
] Universal Low-Boy Record
cobinet, woInut. Wos 2e.77,
I4.oo
WGlLRodio, Television,
Stereo, Record Center,
Bird Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Sovinss From the
Nursery Corner

50 InfGnt Girls Topper Sets with
cotton, velveteen top and pants and
white cotton blouse. Broken sizes N,
| and xL. Comparable value more
than double. 2.ss
$50 FGmous-MekeT Rubber Points
with snap sides, eIostic back and
woistbond and plostie lining. Lo-
beled for fobrie content. Assorted
colors. Broken sizes. Comparable
value more than double. soc
50 Hendmode Cotton Slips In os-
sorted eoIors. Comparable value
more than double. soc
so ovsrblouses end LeotaFd Sets for
infont girls and boys. Labeled for
fobric content. Broken sizes. Com
poroble value 4.o9. 2.S9
100 imported Mittens and Gloves.
Lobeled for fobrie content. Com
poroble value more than double. use
IS Imported Two-Pieee Knit Suits
for infont boys. Labeled for fobrie
content. Broken sizes. Comparable
value more than double. 2.99
ThsysP Crib in q wax birch finish.
Discontinued style in good condi-
tion. Comparable value 44.95. 1887
! kiddis Koop, floor sample In
slightly soiled condition. Comparable
voIue $3.50. 1895
II Imported Wssts Boskets in
cheerful circus pattern. Comparable
value more than double. I.S9
! MetoI Trey TsbIs with two shelves
ond costers, Comparable VoIue more
than double. 4,ee
Costumer in eiroffe design. Com
parable value 6.o9, 3.ss
Beby Both in slightly soied, dis
continued style. Comparable value
1895, 1895
7 kontwet Mattresses, special pur-
chase, 1887
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Save on
Boys Apparel

- Famous-Moka Wool Sport
Shirts in assorted pIoids.
Washable. Sizes smoII and.
medium. Comparable VoIue
l2.95, 4.sS
40 Cotton FIonneI Robes in
cIeor coIors with contrasting
plaid trim. 8, 10 ond II.
Comparable value 4.e9, 1888
8 Sport Shirt and Slack Sets
with clear color polished cot
ton slocks and contrasting
pIoid cotton shirts. Sizes 8
and 10. Comparable value
6.ee, 2.ss
40 Winter Cops for Boys.
Assorted styles in wool, cotton
corduroys and cotton cords in
the group. Not all styles in all
sizes. Comparable volue 2.e9
and 3.99, 4se
IS Wesh SIocks in cotton
twiIIs, polished cotton and
bedford cords. Not all fobrics
in oil sizes. Sizes 6, 8, 10
and II. Comparable values
3.99 to 6.e6, 1888
"a Assorted Sweaters in pull
over styles. Labeled for fob
rie content. Sizes 6, 8 and
10. Not oil styles in all sizes.
Comparable values 5.98 to
7.e5. 1888
IS Cotton Knit Ski Poiomas
in assorted coIors. Sizes s and
8. Comparable value 3.ee. sse
S5 Assorted Cotton FIonneI
Sport Shorts in cIeor colors ond
potterns. Sizes s, 8, 10 and
l8. Not all styles in all sizes.
Comparable value $50 to
2.ee. sse
IS Cotton Corduroy Sport
Shirts in button-down and reg
uIor collar styles. Assorted
colors. Sizes 6, 8, i6 and lS.
Not all styles in all sizes. Com
porobIe values 3.9e and 4.ee,
I.sS
$50 LOns-SIeevs Sport Shirts
in ploids, stripes, prints and
other potterns. 6utton-down
ond regular collar styles in
the group. Not oil styles in oil
sizes. Comparable VoIues 2.9o
to 4.es. SSe TO 2.ss
50 GobeFdine Dress Trousers
in doFk brown ond navy. Lo-
beled for fobric content. Woist
sizes 81 and 81. Comparable
value 6.e8. 3.sS
WGL-The Boys Store
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
On Sale Friday, $3.50 AM. w

Sove on Foshion 5th
Shop Dresses
800 to 1900
Comparable values,
1875 to 1925
1,l5o Dresses in wool jerseys, silk
seetete and royon blends. All sor-
ments properly IObeIed for fabric
content. Prints. posteIs and dark
shades in the group. Junior Petite.
Junior, Misses, Women's end hOIf
SKIES.
Modification 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor; also Chevy Chose,
Wheoton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-03-02
az 3. De-. ,~a
Boys .Roincoots
Al q Savings
T1.ss =" 23.s's

Comparable values,
1925 to 1926
80 RoineootS in cotton popIin or
Doeron POIysster and cotton blends.
Some with zip-Out Innings Of Orion
oeFyIie pile. A few tOpeoots In the
group. Labeled for FobFie content.
Sizes s, 8. 10, IL. ~ end I6. Not
oil styles or eoIors in oil sizes.
W6L-The Boys Store, 4th floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Alligator Shoes and Fomous
Name Fashion Shoes Reduced

Pairs Alligator Shoes black and brown group high and
mid heels. Comparable values 32.95 to 1885, 24.oo
Pairs Assorted Fcmous Name Foshon Shoes broken sizes
and coIors Comparable values a. 95 and more 1890
W6L-The Shoe Center, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Save on Robes and
LounqeWeoF

z Cotton Corduroy Jump Suits. Com
poroble value 500. 800
10 Quilted Robes in cotton or nyIon
-tricot. Comparable value 100 and
much more. 500
s Cotton Quilted Robes. Comporo-
Bile Volue l2.o5. TOO
5 cuIotteS in brocode ocetote. Com
poroble voIue 90. 700
"a Robes in quilted nylon trcot or
Orion oeNlic fleece styles. Comporo-
BILE value 1895 to l6.95. 800
II Robes in wooIs or Orion ocrylic
fleece. Comparable value 1875,
100
Nylon Trieot Quilted Robes. CON-
poroble value 22.o5. 1900
WGl-Robes ond Louneeweor,
Sth Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Mems Sportsweor
Reduced More
Than "

100 Imported and Domestic Wool
Sweaters, creWneeks, V necks ord
cordioons in the group. Comparable
value more than double. ,.
s.ss to 1888
IS Long and Short Sleeve Cotton
end Orion AeryIie Knit Sport Shirts.
Comparable value more than double.
1888, 2.Ss and 4.S8
los Long and Short Sleeve Sport
Shirts. Comparable voIue more thon
double. 1888 end 2.68
All sport shirts labeled for fobrie
content.
WGL-The Mems Store, End FIoori
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexondrio
Washington Store Only .
500 SwimweOr. Swim Trunks, Shirts
and cobono Sets. Less than " coml
porobIe value. l.ss TO s.sS
200 Odds and Ends Of Mems Sleeks
in blends of Docron poIyester ond
cotton or 559o wool and 459o Do
cron. Comparable value 22.5o,
6.Ss to II.sS
All merchandise labeled for fobrie
content.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
-;
TOYS Reduced
10 Brikette Dolls in school outfits.
u" toll. Comparable value 1895,
6.4e
7 Brikette Dolls in campus pojonaos.
u" toll. Comparable value ! IS,
S.ss
IS Tiny TeoVs Dolls In different
sizes. Comparable values 6.95 to
1926, .3.4S to S.48
81 Flesh Cords for mathematics and
word soundines. Comparable VoIuR
100, 5se
~ Ride EN- Bronco and Wagons for
tots. Comparable value 4.88, 2.SS
Combination Wall Sofes. Conpor-
able value more than double, See
80 ToIe-croft Point by number sets
including ChippehdoIe troys, wosts
boskets, plenters and desk boskets.
Comparable values 2.49 to 4.4e,
las 70 2.2S
WGL-The Toy Store
9th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
From Our University
Corner NoturoI
Shoulder Sport COots
24.'O and $3.50

We're 5000 and 1000
so styled for the younger man IN
subtle checks, stripes and eIe0F COLI
Ors. Groys, blues, browns end olives
in the group. -
W6L-The Mems Store, 2hd Floor;
oIso Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Foshion 5th Shop
Dress Clearance

Comparable v0IMeS, 4 m
1875 and more o.
40 Dresses in escorted eoIoTs and
styles. Labeled for fobFie content.
Broken sizes.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop, 5th
Floor; oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton
PIozo, 7 Corners ond Alexandria
Evening star., 1961-03-02
WoodIothion Suits
We're $500 $500.

200 suits reduced from our regular
stock. A selection OF wool woFsteds,
AonneIs, cheviots in blues, brown
olives and sFoys. .
WGL-The. Mems Store, End Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheoton
PIozo, 7 Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Winter Coots
Reduced More
Than "

10 eoots Of men-mods deep-piIs
fobricS, IobeIed for fabvie content.
. Less thon " COM T.
porobIe value 1895 5000
4 Less than " COM
parable value 6o.95 $500
a Less than v COM
parable value 5e.e5 1900
5 Less Than " COM
parable value 1895 1900
WGl--Misses' Suits and Coots, 3rd
: Floor, Washington Store Only
Group Of winter coats:
~ Comparable value 1895 $500
80 Comparable value 1895 $500
81 Comparable value 1926 $500
M6L-Misses' Coots and Suits, 3rd
Floor; also Chevy Chase, Wheaton
. Piozo, 7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1961-03-02
From Our -,
University Corner
Natural
Shoulder Suits ::
28.O0 o"4 $500
We're 1000 to 5000

so TeiIored Suits, styled for fhe
younger mon. Select from fIonneIs;
eheviots and novelty weoves in blues,
browns and sroys. All suits Iabefed
for fobEie content. "
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Specially Priced
Two-Trouser Suits
:
cS~'s;ss5s ss2"r 1;dd 40.oO

200 medium weight Doeron, royOns
washable suits with an extro pair
Of trousers to assure you Of longer
wear, neoteE 0ppeoronee. Grey,
blue, brown and olive.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton
Pozo, 7 Corners and Alexandria