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Show V Y NOTICE: Sale quantities limited to stock on hand, and will be sold first come, first served, f SAVE f uPto$80000 i on 1981 Dodge Omnis during our Year End LOSEOUTy LUNT MOTOR CO I 17 1 1E . lEiET "LIVELY SOFSKIN" "LOVE ME SOFSKIN" WESTERN BEAR & PONY 14" tall sweetheart has Lifelike skin, rooted hair, 17" plush western bear and turning head, open & close open & close eyes, drinks & 19" plush pony with saddle eyes, rooted hair, drinks wets, 12" tall, complete with and wets, with white dress, 3pcsnowsuit hat and booties LAYETTE PLAYSET BABY SOFTINA BONNET TO BOOTIES L'il Honey 11" drink & wet A real soft touch, Just like a SET baby includes 20 pc layette, baby's skin, 16" tall, drinks & Color coordinated gift set bathtub and wardrobe wets, rooted hair includes 13" drink & wet doll chest with everything from extra bonnet & gown to quilt & booties ' Jk 13.97 9.77 3.47 "BABY SOFSKIN" DOLLS OF ALL NATIONS Soft& lovable, 16" tall, JUSTBORN' Beautiful ft" miiortorHniic in baby-like skin can be 14" lifelike baby d32S12rtK;d0,,8" . SBS!S?iSS! doll with soft cuddly natbna. costumes, close eyes ooay. . 2.79 .. MON CHER 'TELL A STORY" DOLL TUBBY ANIMALS Plush Mon Cher monkey So soft and cuddly with full dressed in apron and 4 fllD over faces little tummies, choose from matchmg hat, REG. 3.97 tSmSBB. 58 w South Main Square 9 a-m-9 pm. Mon.-sat. Cedar City, Utah 10Iundav'm' Bi m - ' '' -ir:' ? I'd rather be in J1 ' jail in America W than free in any Ym of those countries' ELDRIDGE CLEAVER A n evening you fll never Forget! THE ELDRIDGE CLEAVER STORY "What America Means To Me Now" Cedar High School Auditorium Tuesday, September 29, 1981 7:00 p.m. Admission $5.00 Tickets available at: Mountain West Office Supply, Christensens Cedar Chamber of Commerce, Northeast Furniture, Fenton's in Parowan. Eldridge Cleaver, as one of the top leaders of the Black Panthers, was in all the headlines in 1968 involved in a deadly shootout with the Oakland Police. The Marxist-dominated Peace and Freedom Party nominated him for President of the United States, but he was forced to flee to Cuba and then Algeria to escape criminal prosecution. For nearly eight years he wandered through the murky under-world of the Communist empire. Then Suddenly in 1975, Eldridge Cleaver announced that he was coming home. He told the press, "I'd rather be in jail in America than free in any of those countries." Eldridge Cleaver has an incredible story to tell that every American should hear. . ' . . |