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MENS — WOMENS—CHILDRENS CLOTHING
WOMEN’S
SKIRTS
JANTZEN - PENDLETON
CATALINA - WHITE STAG
PRICE
LADIES SWEATERS—All Types
CLOSING OUT... 25% to 50% Off
Boys and Girls WINTER
LADIES BRAS and GIRDLES
50% AND MORE
MEN’S SLACKS
VALUES TO $2195.
szoo $700
0 and I
LADIES SLACKS — All Sizes
WOOLS and BLENDS
Including SKI & STRETCH PANTS
40% off
VAN RAALTE
LINGERIE
SUPS
GOWNS
PJ'»
40% Off
LADIES WINTER COATS
I 1
OUR WHOLE STOCK FROM 3 to 2 OFF
PARKAS
40% off
LADIES’ COSTUME
Jewelry $*3 * $1.49
69
ea
MEN’S WINTER
(OATS
Vz Off
ALAKUt SELECTION OF MENS CLOTHING ON SALE
ALL GUNS-RIFLES and PISTOLS ON SALE
Winchester - Browning - Remington - Colt - Weatherby. Every gun in store reduced to sell NOW!!
- WOMEN’S ”
ALL LADIES WINTER FOOTWEAR %off
Woman’s INSULATED UNDERWEAR $700
REGULAR $HL98.NOW I
MEN’S INSULATED UNDERWEAR
REGULAR SI5.95 to $18.95.
GROCERY and MEAT SPECIALS
U.S. SELECT
Ontler 3 lb. Small
SPARE RIBS
58
0
16
SARACEN-No. 303
GREEN BEANS 6 89‘
99
COLD MEDAL
25 lb. bag
1, GALLON
CLOROX 49
ea
LIBBY'S-No. 303
Graoefr'f Sections 4,„ 99
3f„ 89*
ASSORTED COLORS—400s
KLEENEX
Yellow Freestone
MELLOWEST
PEACHES
for
1°°
HYGRADE
SLAB BACON
Any Size Piece.
55
0
ft
LIBBY'S PICNIC SIZE
Green Spinach 6,* 7?
20 oz. BETTY CROCKER
CAKE MIX 2 „
Yeltow-While-Devils Food
IV2 QUART SIZE 4% 4%.
WESSON OIL 99
APPLETIME-No. 303
APPLESAUCE
5^99
CARNATION-10 Quart
POWDERED MILK „ 89
REAL GOLD—6 oz.
ORANGE h.»
BASE
FRESH - CRISP
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MON.-SAT. 10:00 - 7:00—SUNDAY 10:00-4:00
Romaine
Lettuce
FISH AND GAME BOARD ADOPTS
BEAVER REGULATIONS FOR 1963
The 1963 beaver trapping
regulations are now being dis
tributed throughout the State,
the Department of Fish and
i Game has announced. Copies of
the announcements, listing sea
sons and bag limits, passed by
the Board of Fish and Gariife in
Cordova earlier thi s mon^th,
will shortly be available from
licensing officers and at De
partment of Fish and Game
offices.
According to Division of
Game director J a m es W.
Brooks, the new seasons and
bag limits include few changes
from the 1962 regulations in
spite of a harvest of only about
15,000 beaver in 1962 compared
to some 24,000 in 1961. The
beaver is the most intensely
managed of all the State’s fur
animals, he pointed out, and
the size, approximate age. and
location of every beaver is
known to Division of Game bi
ologists.
As a result of having this in
formation available through a
beaver pelt sealing program,
the Division of Game was able
to determine that the lowered
harvest of beaver in 1962 was
a result of lower trapping
pressure rather than a lack of
Mauds Flowers
' ! will be closed
From Jan. 1
thru January 14
r~
beaver, Brooks said.
Those trappers who submit
ted recommendations to the
Board of Fish and Game—eith
er individually or through ad
visory committees — mostly
agreed that weather and other
factors kept the beaver harvest
dow nin 1962, and supported
the Division of Game s recom
mendations for 1963 seasons
and bag limits similar to those
which prevailed in 1962. Anal
ysis of biological data indicated
a need for restricting the beav
er harvest in only one of the
State’s 26 game management
units, while revealing that
more liberal harvests could
safely be allowed in four other
areas.
Live within your income to
day and you’ll find it is a very
effective way to reduce.
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