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Torrance Herald October 30, 1960 THE TORRANCE HERALD OCTOBER 30, 1960 COATS AND SUITS—Second Floor BEDDING, SHEETS—Third Floor MEN/5_CLOTH IN G—Street FJoor______ o> LUV/O, Lev«.i 2/5.00 Long trans-season coots, colors, white 16.90 Men's Suits OO OC 3.98-4.98 If perfect, slacks 2.99. Long lightweight bottor coats 21.90 Seconds of Candycalc cotton percales 3.98 Cotton denim slacks, broken sizes, 1.99 Odds and ends, not all colors All wool navy gabardine suiis, or Dacron 5.99 Nylon wnsh & wonr jackets, 36-46, 2.99 WOMEN'S DRESSES—Second Floor 2.99 if perfect 72x108 twin fitted 1.99 polyester nnd wool tropical weights. 3.99 if perfect 81x108 double filled 2.39 FURNITURE Third Floor Assorted Urcsses 1.65.if perfect 42x38'/2 pillow cases 1.00 99.99 Green vibrator recliner chair 69.95 14.90 MEN'S FURNISHINGS—Street Floor 249.00 Turquoise 8' sofa; foam; as is 168.00 Final clearance of summer dresses includ­ 129.00 Modern tangerine chair, 'as is 68.00 ing prints and solids, cottons and sheers. Men's Dress Shirts 1.00 249.50 Oriental china; cherry finish 149.50 Sizes l2'/2-24'/2. North Star and Chatham Blankets First quality, blonds, wools, acrilans Mostly whites, counter soiled, to clear. 109.00 Low back occ. chair; modern 49.00 Val. 10.98-19.98 5.99-10.99 49.95 Modern walnut step table 22.00 SPORTSWEAR 49—Second Floor White dress shirts, sgl. ndl. tailored 1.99 89.59 Plastic rockor & ottoman; grey 55,00 11.98-15.98 Cotton dresses 4.97-6.97 3.99 Dacron polyester cotton shirts 2.99 299.00 Curved front sofa; import, 15.78 Arnol tracetate jersey print Morgan Jones Tattersal Spreads Men's neckties, fall colors. 88e, 3/2.60 matolasse 199.00 dresses 12.90 5.00 Cotton broadcloth pajamas._____3.99 179.00 "Pullmanaire" lounge chair 119.00 11.98 Twin or full, first quality 6*99 29.98 Linen knit dresses, blk., pastels 13.90 Men's Sock Values 24.95 Traditionaal mhg. coffeee table 18.00 Separates, skirts, blouses 1.97-2.97 49.95 End table; lea. top, mhg. trad. 24.95 reg. 69c-I.OO A9C 1 .00 SPORTSWEAR 72—Second Floor Soiled and discontinued merchandise Nylon, wool, cotton and stretch socks. Pullmon Traditional Sofa Swimwear, final clearance 3.97 50% off and more 1.50 Sanforized cotton boxers. 1.29, 3/3.85 Reg 32900 199.00 Bulky Sweaters Pillows, mattress pads, blankets, spreads, 50c-69c Cot. and linen handkerchiefs 3/1.00 Diamond stitch back coil spring base comforters. 79c Argyle stretch socks 69c, 6/4.10 foam cusnion fabric ric hin brocade. 9.99-15.98 7.97 1.00 Swiss handkerchiefs 6?c, 6/4.10 Reduced from stocks, wide assortment TOWELS, LINENS—Third Floor 1.00 Nylon neck cotton tees 79c. 6/4.69 FLOOR COVERINGS—Third Floor pullovers, cardigans; brushed styles; all 2.98 if perfect, beach towels 2/3.00 99c-l.29 Men's cotton boxer shorts 89c wool or orlon acrylic knits. 1.00 Nylon neck cotton tee shirts 79c Broadloom Samples Imported Checked Cloths, green, blue, red MEN'S SPORTSWEAR Street Floor were to 12.95 3.00 SPORTSWEAR 76—Second rloor 52x52 99c 52x70 1.99 52x90 2.99 3.59-4.95 Long sleeve sport shirts 2.99-3.99 24x36" and 27x54". Ideal for scatter rugs. Assorted shirts, cdpris and shorts 1.97-297 5.95-7.95 l/s & 5/s shirts & knit polos 4.99 CURTAINS & DRAPERIES—Third Floor Chair Slip Covers 50% Off 9.98 to 16.95. Covers we used for display. Curtain panels, priscillas, Dutch curtains. Mostly displays off 50% Drapery and slip cover fabric. I to 6 yd. lengths. 50c 1.00 2.00 LAMPS—Third Floor 4.98-6.98 Odd shaoes 99c 9.98 Black polo lamps 6.99 16.98 Table lamp 11.00 12.98 Wall pulley lamps; 3 styles 9.99 4 8.50-8.98 Shades 5.99 'Last Monday PICTURES & MIRRORS—Third Floor FRAMED PICTURES 5.98 to 9.98. Assorted sizes. 3.99 GIFT SHOP—Third Floor of the Month' Flower Clusters • 9.98. Imptd. English bone china clusters. ART NEEDLEWORK—Third Floor Toss Pillows 1.99 3.98. Foam rubber. Many styles, colors. 85c-l.59 Astd. yarns. '/» price each 43c-79e 900 rfc30-PJH Floor_____ ONE DAY_ONLY, MONDAT SLEEP EQUIPMENT—Third Mattress or Pox Spring 19.00 * .ww Twin size only. Just 12 pieces to go. Inner- spring construction, prebuilt borders, I' t fancy woven stripe ticking. lot*. SOIM o*«-of-«-Mnd* ma Firm hotel mattress or box spring; H«d.Ur!yiJiopp*rs twin or'full < 27.88 Englander extra firm mattress or spring; No phon» or m«}l ofdtri* AK twin or full 35.00 Twin Foam Set 55.00 Firm twin foam mattress, plus matching deep coil box spring. Strong ticking. SPORTSWEAR 39—Second Floor FASHION YARDAGE—Third Floor 8.95-15.00 Long sleeve sport shirts 6.99-10.95 Slmmons Innerspring Set LL AQ 13.95-18.95 Swtr. cts., pullovers 10.99-14.99 2.98-4.98 Assorted blouses 97c-1.97 Assorted drip-dry cottons yd. 54c 5.98-8.98 Drip-dry blouses, astd. 3.97-5.97 Famous brand sport coats 15.00-19.00 Includes firm prebuilt border mattress Top quality cotton prints yd. 84c 8.99 Adelaar silk shake slim skirts 4.97 Orion acrylic & wool slacks, broken sizes 8.99 with hundreds of coils plus matching heavy Checks, 55% cttn., 45% arnel, 45" yd. 74c 3.59, 2/7.00 YOUNG SIGNATURE SHOP Second Floor 16 Rib cotton cord slacks duty box spring. Twin or full size. 2.99 29.90 5.95 Famous brand washable slacks Lightweight wool coats 69.95 Plas. innerspring divan, 30x74" 50.00 Group better wool short coats 14.90 Remnants ^ to 1 Off MEN'S SHOES—Street Floor .Lightweight* worsted wool jersey togpers Big Savings on Sofa Sleepers and pastel car coats; rayon taffeta lined 7.97 Print silks, print and plain rayons, blends, flannels, suitings, embroidered fabrics, 8.95 were 219.00-239.00 158.00-188.00 CAMPUS SHOP—Second Floor woven novelties, drip-dry cottons, cor­ Plain toes, moccasin toes & slip-on styles. Floor samples sleepers include Simmons, Crop Tops 2.97 duroys, linens, ginghams, laces, nets, Hide-a-Beds, Sealy. Full size mattresses. Proportioned pants 4.97 tulles, assorted trimming. BOYS' SHOP—Second Floor Stitched down pleated skirts 6.97 Boys' Odd Lots PATIO FURNITURE—fhiro Floor CO-ED DRESSES—Second Floor Imported Wool Blends *. 1 OO Reg. 1.98-3.98 1.59, 2 fOP 3.00 SAVE UP TO 50% Reduced To Clear O 0*7 Slacks, cotton pajamas, sport & knit shirts. New wool and nylon blends . wool and Odds and ends of patio furniture. Floor Transitional solids and prints sheath -and in dramatic colors samples and short lots of warehouse stock rayon tweeds and plaids 3.98-4.98 Orion acrylic cardigans 2.99 full skirts in co-ed dresses size 5-15. just right for suits and skirts. 54" 1.98-2.98 Halloween costumes 1.00 Level Junior boys' slipper socks, 7-8'/2 1.00 SMALL APPLIANCES—Lower BOULEVARD DRESSES—Street Floor 6.95 Koffoe Kit, 2 cup Eloc., alu. "as is" SINGER SEWING CENTER—Third Floor 3.98-4.98 Casual slacks, all sizes 2.99 Rayon faille suits, dark cotton Silox Elec. juicer "as is" 10.95-16.95 All weather jackets 8.99-12.99 9.95 shirtdress styles 7.00 Used portable sewing machines 19.95-39.95 Osterizor, liquidizer "as is" Cotton flan, lined zipper jackets, 6-18, 2.99 19.95 Better dresses: after-5 styles or drip-dry Used 'cabinet sewing machines 34.95-49.95 7.98 G.E. Elect, alarm clock "as is" 19.95-37.95 Boys' suits 16.95-24.95 rayon jerey; wools or wool jerseys 9.00 12.99 Udico Elec. can opener, "as is" WOMEN'S SHOES—Street Floor 2.98 Famous maker jeans, broken sizes, 1.99 BOULEVARD SPORTSWEAR—Street Floor 7.95 Casuals, little heels, walkers. 4.97 2.98 Boys' shirts, cotton flannels, knits, 1.99 HOUSEWARES—Lower Level Assorted wool skirts, solids, noevlties; 5.97 Buck; chukka boots, black, sand 3.33 Colorful cotton flannel pajamas 1.99 6.99 Aluminum tea kettle pleated, slim 5.97 14.95 Beauxar'ts, Town & Country. 8.97 10.99-14.98 Junior boys' wool spt. coat 8.99 9.95 Copper tea kettle Woven wool checekd pants 3.97 Assorted cotton blouses & T-Shirts 1.97 LINGERIE Second Floor 3.99 Cotton dacron poyester bouffants 2.99 3.98 Asst. sleepwear. Brkn. sizes, colors 2.99 CORSET SALON Second Floor Floor 88c Kitchen tools 69c Panty girdles. Sht. & long. Split hip 3.50-5.99 RED CROSS* SHOES—Street Floor BARRTON HALL SHOP—Street 4.95-6.95 Washable pants 3.99-4.99 4.75 Caesar salad bowl 3.49 Strapless bras. 32-42. Most D cups 2.99 12.95 Cardigan sweaters 10.99 3.49 Imp. Italian pepper mill sets 2.49 Boneless girdles 9.99-10.99 Special at / 7/ 3.99-8.99 Assortment o/ sweaters, 2.99-6.99 2.99 26-gal. trash can, 1.00 del. chg. 1.99 10.50-22.50 Foundations 10.99 Famed Red Cross walking and dress shoes Toby bath butler 1.98 ROBES, LOUNGEWEAR Second Floor in many styles, colors, leathers, broken SPORTING GOODS—Lower Level to clear.
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