By Special Arrangementwith the Manufacturer of the1 ' LatestI ‘ ImprovedFeatures W usually found; only in expensivePens • LeaLproofHr * Non-Breaiabla ^ • Larger Ink Supply• Visible Inlc Supply* Easy Self-Filling Lever• ■• Instant Touch WritingThe improved smooth writing pen point will respond to your most exacting requirements, for office, home or school use .V' The visible ink supply Asection will tell when10 reW1- MmAlso BALDWIN J8MMECHANICAL PENCILS ASrayTO MATCH PENS29cThursday,Friday,SaturdayONLY ,Wjfjrf-3}''' MAILTHIS COUPON orTdcphone *-2111Please senel meJ— Baldwin PcaV a) S9c end. Pencils at 23c. , Q Ladies Q Mens Q Black Q BlueyJjgSfr Q Red Q Creec Q Pearl Gray.• ■_ Unmo .......^•■0 A A Art**.*'I Gj*V - ■ - ------------------------- ?*”*!!----------- r-r . . O Cash. D Charre Q Money Order □ Check DC.O.D★★★**FI¥l-YlA5iWRITTEN GUARANTEEThis Special Sale Price Good Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only.f-‘mu£w litVt m»'«Vir%*i 4 ivtsl. ’A . » VJ*VV** **v mrsr.s, 4%vnMAYOB MARVIN and Mrs. George IT. Bond, Jr., leader of Syracuse unit of Bundles for Britain, after the Mayor proclaimed Sunday as 4‘Great Britain Sunday3’ and called forprayers for British Tear sufferers., Joining forces with scores of,,. ^, mayors, governors and churchmen jjv Hacross the United States, Mayorf -■ ..v •i Marvin today issued a proclamation |-;J setting aside this Sunday as Great Uril Britain Sunday in Syracuse andl^f urging all Syracuse to pray forjgj British war sufferers.The Democratic institutions . , a ■ which we Americans hold sacred Tg sfjmay be endangered if Great Brit-ijQ *' ain falls before the armed might ^ of totalitarianism, the* proelama-iejtion asserted.2-i Great Britain Sunday will be ob-| served in many cities and states at.rijthe instigation of Bundies for Britain, Inc.. an organization of women engaged in British war relief.Mayor Marvin’s proclamation was signed in the presence of Mrs. George H. Bond, Jr., a leader of the Bundles for Britain Syracuse unit, which is headed by Mrs. J,F. Sabine Meachem.The Synagogue Council of America, composed of Reform, Conservative and Orthodox Jewish congregations, and leaders of six Protestant . faiths had indorsed the ob-' servanee.The Mayor’s proclamation said in part:Great Britain, the last great democracy remaining in the Old World, appears in imminent danger of hwasion by the armed forces of totalitarianism .... . The sympathies of the people of the United States are always with a free people defending their freedom and their homeland . . .. . Great Britain is defending ... the ideals and the way of living |jgj| which we Americans also hold most dear ..., . . The people of the United States are anxious to extend to the Old World’s last great democracy all the aid we can without violating our neutrality or involving our own country^ in war,”