Pre-Inventory Sale
CASH ONLY —NO EXCHANGES
TUESDAY —SEE SPECIAL GROCERY BARGAINS ON FLOOR
Reg. Sale Price
Kerosene Water Heater * $ 24.95 $ 10.00
Johnson Outboard Motor, L.S. 200.00 125.00
Flint Carving Sets 30.00 19.50
Vz H.P. Electric Motor 64.50 25.00
Rasters .85 .30
Bottle Warmers ' 2.25 .50
Meat Platters 15.50 9.95
Leaping Horse Vase 2.95 1.00
Plastic Wood, 8 oz. .79 .30
Varnish 1.10 .35
Light Ivory Paint, Vz pt. .80 .35
pt. 1.30 .70
” qt. 2.40 1.40
Bermuda Blue, Vz pt. .80 .35
” qt. 2.40 1.40
Primrose Yellow, Vz pt. .80 .35
” pt. 1.30 .70
” qt. 2.40 1.40
Chore Boy .10 3 for .10
Dazey Juice O Mats 5.95 2.50
Dazey Nutcrackers 2.00 .50
3-Cell Flashlights 1.35 .95
Coffee Dispensers 5.50 1.95
Cork Screws .50 .10
Vz in. Galvanized Tees .44 .20
% in. ” .60 .30
lVz in. ” 1.50 .50
2 in. ” 2.10 .75
r‘x4*’ Nipples .60 .25
3/4”x4” ” .50 .20
3/4”x6” ” .65 .30
Vz”x3” ” 35 .10
Vz to 2Vz” Sleeves .10 to .25
Files Reduced 50%
Fuel Oil Traps 4.95 2.50
Brass Grease Cups . 1.00
Wyr-O-Glass, per yard 1.50 1.00
Drinking Water Purifiers 7.95 2.50,
Asbestos Wall Board *4x42x48 7.50 2.50
Roof Plates, 6 in. 1.00 .50
Roof Saddles, 6 in. 1.45 .65
Cupboard Pulls .20 .10
Cupboard Pulls .15 .05
Caliper Rules 1.75 .65
Ball Peen Hammers, No. 1 1 95 .75
Bolt Cutters, 36 in. 21.00 5.00
Draw Knives, 8 and 10 in. 2.50 1.00
Red Devil Glass Cutters .30 .10
Rat Poison .40 .10
Energine .85 .45
Doublex Floor Cleaner 1.00 ' .25
Chair Glides, doz. .05
Mortise Door Bolts .45 .15
Nokorode Solder Paste .20 .05
Mitee Thread Cutting Oil .30 .10
Mitee Thread Cutting Oil 1.00 .25
Grinding Wheels 3.50 .50
Graphite Guns .60 .15
Sandpaper l/0-%.-l-l% 3 for .10
Mendets .15 .05
Welding Compound * 1.75 .35
Lock Washer Assortment, doz. .05
Tire Bolts Assortment, doz. .10
Speed Queen Automatic Washer 339.95 250.00
Platters 4.10 2.00
Men s Apparel
Reg. Sale Price
Shirts 3.65-12.10 2.00- 7.00
Ski Pants 5.00 2.00
Overalls 3.95 1.00
Broadcloth Shorts ' .75 .46
Heavy Undershirts 3.00 1.00
Cavalry Twill Pants 7.20 3.00
Dress Pants 13.95 8.00
Women's Apparel
Blouses 2.98- 8.75 2.00- 6.00
Dresses 7.20-14.40 5.00-10.00
Housedresses 3.98 2.50
Skirts 5.00-15.25 3.00-10.00
Slacks 11.64* 8.00
Girdles 3.00 1.00
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Brassieres 1.65 .50
Housecoats 5.99- 8.50 4.00- 6.00
Coats and Jackets 5.00-32.00 3.00-25.00
Smocks • 3.75 2.50
Shoes 6.95-11.50 4.00- 8.00
Scuffs 5.65 2.00
Boy’s Clothing
Shirts 2.50- 5.49 1.00- 2.00
T-Shirts .90 .40
Sweat Shirts 1.35- 2.40 .75- 1.00
Sweaters 2.85 1.50
Caps .50 .25
, Girl’s Clothing
T-Shirts 1.68 .75
Capes 2.75 .50
Raincoats 2.75 .50
Dresses 3.70- 4.45 1.50- 2.50
Infants’ Plastic Panties .50 2 for .25
Infants’ Bootees .50 2 for .25
Utility Blanket 8.75 4.00
Cretonnes .75 .40
Cambric .45 .25
Lining Materials .75- 1.45 .40- .75
Rayon Prints .75 .40
Nylon Material 1.90- 3.10 1.00- 1.50
Wool Plaid 2.50 .95
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Panama President
Impeached When
Assassin Confesses
PANAMA. —The National As
sembly Saturday impeached Pres
ident Jose Ramon Guizado and
ordered his arrest and trial on a
charge of plotting the assassina
tion of his predecessor, Jose An
tonio Remon.
Then, after almost four hours
of a special session which started
at 3:00 a.m., the lawmakers swore
in Second Vice President Ricardo
Arias Espinosa as the third chief
executive of this strategic Central
American republic in two weeks.
The assembly was summoned
to hear the sensational confession
of Ruben Miro, a prominent law
yer, that he carried out the ma
chinegunning of Remon at a race
track here on Jan. 2 with Guiza
do’s full knowledge. Guizado, as
first vice president, became presi
dent immediately after the killing.
Under house arrest since Fri
day, he assailed Miro’s story as
“senseless.”
Guizado had asked the assem
bly for a leave of absence pending
investigation of the charge against
him.
But the lawmakers turned down
the request after hearing a cham
ber clerk read the confession from
Miro, who said he was the man
who fired into a lighted enclosure
at the race track, killing President
Remon and two others.
Arias, who also had been the
foreign minister, was sworn in at
7:16 a.m. He is not related to
former President Anulfo Arias,
one of those who had been in
custory during investigation of
Remon’s murder.
The scion of a prominent Pana
manian family, Miro said he had
been promised the government
and justice ministry in the nation
al cabinet as his reward for the
assassination of Remon. He said
no money was involved.
According to the confession,
Miro carried out the killing alone.
OAS Puts Finger
On Nicaragua
WASHINGTON, (i?V-Without
blaming the government of Nicar
agua, the Organization of Ameri-'
can States (OAS) has put its
finger on that Central American
nation as the source of an inva
sion of neighboring Costa Rica.
While the OAS did not place
responsibility for the invasion on
the Nicuaraguan government, it
urged decisive action by Nicar
agua to prevent war goods from
moving across its border into
Cost Rica.
Meanwhile, Cost Rican forces
were reported closing in rapidly
on La Cruz, in the northwest tip
of the beleaguered country, where
an enemy band has grabbed a
small area.
Meeting late into the night, the
OAS Council adopted a resolution
in which it said its on-the-scene
investigation commission had re
ported “ a substantial part of the
war materiel was introduced over
the northern border” of Costa
Rica. Nicaragua is Costa Rica’s
sole neighbor to the north. The
commission also reported to QAS
headquarters here that a large
part of the “military elements”
came into Cost Rica from Nicar
agua.
The Council—representing the
21 American republics—formally
condemned the attack on Costa
Rica. It asked the Nicaraguan
government to act more decise
ively to choke off war materiel
going across its southern borders.
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