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-B 5 4 e-.ll ' ." " slllllll j Will M Worlds Around Us PfiE-EASTER V -diV m Lvnn W. Watkln. HlUlrter It Tribune Syndicate, 1981) THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1961 P.- PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY-APRIL 1st k. A' J mi lWH.il I ' '.lui.ujglf. fSTORE CLOSED ALL DAY EASTER SUNDAY Cf ILM 3 pT Black & White 127, 620, 120 "p 1 W95 o BROWNIE" - .f STARFLASH 9 95$ Save $4.( CAMERA OUTFIT "WESTINGHOUSE" PRESS 5 SHBULBS fa Reg. $1.65 ' Doz. OECED From our Boys' Department! All the favorite styles and fashions for Easter Sunday SPORr SHIRTS New pullovers, button fronts in bold prints and solids. Sizes 6 to 20 $098 $098 Toddler Suits Sizes 1,04 $898 and $1098 Girls' Bouffant Petticoats Fancy Nylon Panties Sizes 2 to 6 A L E Boys' Cotton Slacks In Rambl Cord and Corduroy Colors Bronze, Black Grape, Green, Brown. , Slim and Regular Sizes Values to 4.98 Z29 $100 I v& I Pair , EASTER BONNET SALE Val. to $2.98 $1 89 Matching Hat and Bag Sets White and Pastels $199 Values to $3.98 I KEEP HOT DRINKS HOTTER . . . COLD DRINKS COLDER o COLD DRINK TUMBLER o INSULATED COFFEE MUG Sweatproof Double Walled Unbreakable Reg. 69c FILLED EASTER BASKETS FMPTV EASTER tllir I I BASKETS Huge Selection of Sizes 3c and up PLUSH TOYS Cuddly Easter Animals 8c 10 EASTER CANDIES of All Flavor and Description Marshmallow Chocolate Hard Candy DECORATIVE EASTER GRASS 10c Small bar Larjre bag 23c chocolates Sweets Brown & Haley Whitman's 1.35 TO 4.50 Rogers Whitelaws Schraffts FOR FIRST AID NEEDS A well-stocked first aid cabinet is often a life saver! Let a registered pharmacist help you select those items you may need. He's trained to help. Come in soon and ask one of our licensed phar macists to help you stock your cabinet with all needed first aid supplies. "STRIPE" TOOTHPASTE Reg. 1.00 Both Reg. and Economy size I II "SOHIHEX" so "DOHDRii" m RO "BAN" DEODORANT " 2 Tubes Rer. 1.46 plus tax TrQ "WOODBURY" HAND and BODY LOTION Keg. $1.00 - "PONDS" ANGEL SKIN , HAND CREAM Ret. S2.50 "o "PONDS" COLD CREAM .,Q 1? oz. Jar Rer. $3.00 "PRELL" SHAMPOO Giant size Rer. $1.00 AO r SELF STYLING "ADORN" , HAIR SPRAY Rer. $1.50 9cJ MUUtOO Reg 45c lffi "Bexel" 8 to 80 Contest Win a running scale Model T. Someone from this area will be a winner in our local con test. Many other national prizes. Get full de tails this weekend as you register. ENTER NOW . . . TIME LIMITED AFOOT FOR THE FAMILY ...SPECIAL! Top fashion Men's Dress Shoe by "Crestworth" in tapered toe, tie or trim slip-on design. Sizes 6-12. B, C, D, E Reg. $11.95. 2) "5795 Black or Brown. Over 20 Slip-on Styles Over 30 Oxford Fashions Choose Now for Spring EASTER SALE Reg. $3.95 Girls' Pump with swivel strap. Sizes 8Vi to 3. 2 WHITE or PATENT NOW $95 iiliSl PAIS JUST RECEIVED... YOUNG MEN'S QUALITY DRESS SHOES. "Bob Smart Jr." Brand. Sizes 3-6, B, C, D. Reg. $8.95 Charcoal Brown, ,s 4-Eye Tie Oxford '. ......:..NOW $95 Reg. $7.95 Black or Charcoal Brown, Pebble Grain Slip-on l- NOW $C95 ' ffi NYLON FLATS FOR WOMEN 3.99 Regular White, black, orange, light green, yellow, bone. Clean with soap and water. Trim tapered toe with ventilated punch design. S099 See OUr Whole new . No Brush Marks array of spring Dr,es in 20 Minutes decorating colors In ' SPRED SATIN , As advertised in Ladies Nome Journal an Up With oap and Water 100 LATEX PAINT SEE OUR COMPLETE NEW LINE OF "GLIDDEN" TOP QUALITY PAINT jf r tk mrf III m 79 -z E.ch 4J n 2, 2 BOOKS OF SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS.... OR SET OF FOUR PLUS STANI) 8B00KS$ffl98 How To Giv. Mothi The Cold Shouldar One of the most satisfying ways in the world to rid your clothes of pesky clothes moths is to 'reeze them to death. Besides the ease of the operation and the sure knowl edge that you are "getting shut of them," is the warm glow of joyous exultation you experience as you think of the little demons helplessly grow ing stiff an- lifeless in the cold silence of your deep freeze. An added sense of revenge can be yours In the knowl edge that any moth eggs pres ent in the garments will also take on the solidarity of bird shot, and will be absolutely worthless as far as furthering the evil purpose of the female moth that laid the eggs. After a day or so In a deep freeze, where the tempera ture Is around zero, neither the moth or her eggs will have any future whatever. Of course, it is possible that you do not have a deep-freeze. Even so you need not give up entirely. You can still com bat them with poison sprays, but this is a little more work; a little messy, and you may have pets or children. The main thing to remember Is to read the label carefully and use only according to direc tions. Molh Balls Many folks still depend on moth-balls. The idea here be ing to suffocate the little pests and smell up the garments, sometimes to the extent, that the moths would rather go elsewhere than tolerate the odor. As a last resort the moths might leave the closet and move in to the rugs. The method calls for an airtight closet, and an adequate sup ply of the moth-balls, or napthalcne crystals. Cedar lined chests or com partments whose doors or lids fit tightly are discouraging to clothes moths. Its not the lack of air In the cedar chest that affects the moths, they just can't ttand the smell of cedar. Breruhing cedar fumes eventually kills the moth. They're Particular Clothes moths are particu lar in their eating habits. Lock up 10,000 in a roomful of clean cotton, rayon, or any kind of synthetic clothing and every . one of the silly little saps': will starve to death. To live, grow and re main healthy, they must have animal matter. Wool, being the oily hair of sheep, is par ticularly palatable. So are furs. Of course any cloth, silk, cotton or rayon, which has been soiled with butter, soap or any animal fat, is pounced on and relished. This is what causes the holes in the bathing suit, presenting interesting possibilities. It's silly, of course, to think the moth eats holes. They don't. There Is no nourish, mcnt In holes, the moth eati the cloth; where the holes are the cloth Isn't. They can t live on the holes they eat; tney live on what was there before) the hole appeared. 52.2 Per Cent of Teachers Are Males New York-(UPD-The number of male teachers In the public high schools in the United Slates exceeded the number of school marms in the aca demic year 1058-59. The U.S. Office of Educa Hon, compiler of the statis tics, says this is the first time men have been in the ma jority since its surveys began in 1800. The males accounted for 52.2 per cent of the total, fast Is Just As Wild As the Wild West Beirut-IUPD-The East can be just as wild as the Wild West. As the freight train lum bered to a halt at Station 31 on the Lebanese-Syrian bor der, a band of masked raiders mounted on horses and armed with rifles climbed aboard. The engineer told Investigat ing police that the masked men tied up the trainmen and passengers and, waving their rifles, rode off with the train's cargo of sheep and goats. Snail's Pace Is .000030602 MPH , New York-(UPD-How fast ll a snail's pace? The National Geographic Society put a snail on a treadmill to get the an swer: A snail's pace is exactly 0.000030802 miles per hour. That's half an Inch a minute. 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