Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 21

WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 16. 1964 A I I I PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUN. DEC. 20 BROADWAY at WILMOT raiiiiiimiiilnra SAVE WHILE SELECTION AND QUALITY ARE TOPS ASSORTED LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED CAMERA DEPT.

GIFTS! PLUSH ANIMALS VACMJ-FORM JOHNNY SEVEN, DOG, POODLE, CLOWN, LION, TIGER. LIMITED QUANTITIES Values To 510.00 5 995 BY MATTEL SET HAS 50 MOLDS 65 SHEETS CLEAR AND METALIZED PLASTICS, A GOOD TOY FOR GIRLS OR BOYS Value PLAY-DOH Four Different Colors for Modeling, Non-Toxic. ONE-MAN ARMY GUN! SEVEM GUNS IN ONE1 VALUE 55 BABY KISSY DOLL, SHE KISSES VALUES TO B1BSY-- SITM DOLL ASSORTMENT Includes Little Princess, Little QQ Dew Drop, Yummy Kiss, Bundle of Love, values to $2.77 BUSY DRIVER DOLL, SHE KISSES VALUES TO BIBSY--She Dribbles $15.00 THUMBELINA--She Wriggles VALUES TO $15.00 51.00 value BIRDIE BAli COLORFUL TOYS FOR TINY TOTS a $133 $2.00 Vafue Attaches to Strollers High Chairs Car Seats 66 SKiPPERCLOTriES Har 2 29 We Have a Limited Quantity of Hard to Get Skipper Clothes FROM RACING STROMBECK INTERNATIONAL, PORSCHE RS61 AND LOTUS MK XIX, Extra Track, Big Figures, Two Controls and Flagman. JALOPY BY NYLINT Low-Slung Beauty of Heavy Gauge 22 Steel. 1 $2.00 Value RIDE'EM HORSE- FOR THE LITTLEST COWBOYL 9 7 ANDY GARD Stable Set Kennel Truck Jeep Racer Trailer $1.50 Values YOUR CHOICE TRUCKS It 18" High 22" Long Klik-Kiak Sound Also Available In Deer mm mmm mm mm i VINYL TOYS SANTAS ELVES, ETC.

Little AJhjt iiime GOLDEN BOOKS 25 29 Values FOLDING FURNITURE 5-Pc. Set Sale! Samsonites King-Size Table and 4 Chair Set. Two Attractive Decorator Colors in Matched Sets. Reg. $58.75 KODAK IMSTAMATIC "100" CAMERA OUTFIT Cartridge load, rapid film advance to prevent double exposures.

COMPLETE 5 OUTHT WITH BULBS BATTERIES SUPER SAVERS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! COLOR PAK CAMERAS Electn'c eye and range-finder for perfect pictures in -60 seconds black white, in 10! MODEL 100 8 MM Movie Camera Complete with 8 MM Movie Film Kodachrome and Movie Making Book 97 SAVE ON COLOR SPARKLING TRIM-A-TREE BARGAINS! 15 LIGHT INDOOR LIGHT SET EXTRA BULBS C-7 5 for 39c 3 for 25c UL approved 15-ITght string for interior displays! One goes out and others'stay till $3.00 VALUE FLOCKED CHRISTMAS TREE FOOT ALL WHITE, FIREPROOF Value $18.00 NATIVITY SET 8mm Movie Roll ei Type A or Daylight 111 I i 35mm for Slides $1 07 20 exposure roll' $1 Instamatic slides For color snaps matic color snaps. 97' dU3 MUSICAL BELL 4 A A 1 OU I Pull the Cord Hear a Christmas Tune 39 7 FOOT ALL WHITE, FULL $25.00 Hlf577 Value 13 FIGURES STABLE By Shiny Brite FAVORITE FOR ELI For a perfect dliplay thli COLOR WHEEL SNO FLOK KIT Artificial snow for more realistic scenes. Complete kitl In choice of white or colors. REFILLS SET 970 EACH SPRAY SNOW Giant size can for spraying trees or doors and windows. Make your own realistic displays.

Easy to use! 21 OUNCE REE'sfAND FRESH Lead Foil Reg. or Metalized Plastic 25c Sturdy Metal Reg. Water Reservoir $1.00 VISIT OUR LOT ON WILMOT JUST EAST OF SAFEWAY AND SUPER CHRISTMAS CANDLES TALL CflP SANTA COLOR DRIPS Popular holiday colors in and spirals available! HUE THEE 2 Foot to 3 6 Illflill Choose from a wide variety of electric shavers new models, famous name brands and prices you can afford! PLUSH XMAS STOCKINGS GIANT FIR THEE 7 8 $4 89 Scotch Pine $4.89 and up SANTA MUGS Just right far holiday parties. POINSETT1A TWO AND THREE BLOOM PLANTS IN SIX INCH POTS, JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING. Value FREE PARKING COMPLETE PHARMACY PAGE 21 Phoenician To Ask GOP Support Here Steve Whitfield, Phoenix, the only announced candidate for chairman of the Arizona Young Republican League, will seek 3 ima County support here to- norrow when he addresses the last Side Young Republicans.

The'Young Republicans will sleet a new chairman and other ifficers at their state conven-" ion in Tucson next month. Pima County "is strongly considering" backing a locai candi- late for chairman, according to arg Magyar, head of the Pima bounty Young GOP League. The East Side club's meeting iegins at 8 p.m. in the Veterans Foreign Wars Catalina Post 3307 E. Speedway.

John William Johnson, a Re- ublican who sought the post Superior Court judge in the election, will speak on the state judicial system. Anoth- ir speaker will be local attorney md onetime candidate for Congress, Richard K. Burke, who will discuss the 1964 general elections. Singer Cole's Condition 'Satisfactory' SANTA MONICA, -Singer Nat King Cole was reported in "satisfactory" condi- ion today in St. John's Hospital, where he has been undergoing "medical observation and tests." The 45-year-old entertainer's physician declined to comment on the exact nature of his condition.

Neither would he say when Cole was expected to be released. He did say, however, that the singer was not under- any special treatment. Cole was to have given a popular music and jazz concert at 'he New Music Center for the 3 erforming Arts Pavilion last Friday, but this was canceled when he was taken ill. Frank Sinatra substituted for him. When admitted into the hos? pital, Cole was reported by a spokesman to have been suffering from a virus condition and exhaustion.

He had been stricken in Las Vegas, Nev. Dali Ready To Exhibit New Art NEW YORK (AP)--Salvador Dali says he is ready to exhibit a new of art which he called "pompie." He said this combined "pop art" with "op art," or popular art with optical illusion art. The result, he said, was a "completely illusionistic, three-dimensional" work. How the description of "pom- pie" derived from this was not made clear. Dali, arriving from Europe aboard the liner United States, said he already had created two paintings in the new style.

Dali was asked by newsmen whether he still considered himself the world's greatest artist, He said that in comparison with the old masters "I am a very bad painter, but in comparison with the artists living today, I am the best. After Dali, Picasso is best." He attributed his greatness to this: "As soon as he is finished breakfast, Dali is painting." New Federal Grand Jury Will Convene new 23-member federal grand jury will convene here Jan. 11 to hear an undetermined number of cases. Jury members will be called to serve for an 18-month period. According to U.S.

Atty. Jo Ann Diamos, the closed-door sessions next month are expected to last several days. Presenting cases to the grand jury with Miss Diamos will be Asst. U.S. Atty.

John Lindberg. The final session of the last grand jury was held in September. A total of 17 indictments were returned at that time. Yule Greetings Sent To Military WASHINGTON-- UPI --President Johnson and U.S. defense chiefs have sent Christmas greetings to the men and women of the American armed forces.

The messages from the President; Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara; the secretaries of the Army, Navy and Air Force; and the chiefs of staff were made public yesterday at the Pentagon. Johnson told the servicemen and women he had "observed with great pride and deep appreciation your steadfast devotion and readiness to defend our nation's heritage.".