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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1935-7-25, Page 2-J11arekW, JOLT 23th• 16.16 - JURDAY CONOERTS 4/114 WM bre ifsef IWilaeea atm' 9aataet b7 Osysm hsat>D IT41 y`• •••nesllm• pas.En CANADA [Leslie Orowmlth. noted d En plan- p(1D14MIOH let mad compeer. at Hotel Sunset on ■•wa•r tel °me oe weesie Newspapers Sunday was a 'dement surprise for •,.,vaasbad every Thursday mooting. those wbo saw anJ beard him. Subscription price =2.110 per year; antes, afternoon mind evening, at which re twe perform - WS If paid to advance. he dlaptaYed a versatile talent as a 111_6 SIONA4. PRINTING 170.. LTD. humorous entertainer, composer, solo T.1spbeae 315 - Ooderlch, Ont. pianist, dramatic actor and charance ser W. H. ROSMYyw IUOR, Editor sad .wimpersonator. Each h7 s audienc highly appreciated e. Thtar•da7' Juli 26th, 1936 The artist was assisted by a local vocalist, Mew Stewart, who rendered NOW IT'a P. E. L several songs. accompanied by Mr. Grommets. The grogram pretreated by the al - Prince Edward Island had its Pro anted visitor included the following rincial elections oa Tuesday and hind selectlose recitations and linesman - Me other Provinces from coast to coast tiOe: Grand ()escort Glop, con- duit tbelr Con- posed by ala former teacher. Heart (bat have turned aria KowaYtt; "Anade Laurie," with won' servaUrs (}overumeats It was a dental variations; a tumorous ditty. :" straight party fight.Libor- "How Thirty How f Wonder: Andante and Rondo Ms faced thirty Conservatives ■t tae Capricefoso, Mendelsohn; ltocollgbt polls, and the score M: Liberals 31. Sonata, 1st movement. Beethoven, Conservatives 0. lie. Lei, the character Imperrouttloe et "Qnup," ler-elect, will have a solid House be: from Charles Dickens' "Old Orrlosltl Mop:" Air de Ballet, a prise -winning bind him. Shnumber composed by Mr. Grosamlth : The result 1s believed to be unpre an amusing song. 'Colored Ribbon." cedented In Canada. In Saskatche- Mr. Grossmitb concluded each per - wan and Bedell Columbia, where In formance with a grand operatic solo recent elections no Conservatives were on the piano executed solely with the elected, a number of independent or left hand It was melody fro= the opera "Don Pasquale," by Usird-patty candidates obtained sesta. sett!. Mr. (}coasmlth handled the se that at least there L some mem-seletiion excelleut17, playing it with blance of an Opposition. la P. E. I. apparent ease in spite of Its intricacies. every member-dect Is ■ straight Lib -1 The program was enjoyed so greatly by those attending In the afternoon eraL 'that many returned for the evening While tbe hate Province by the sea! performance. 1a no bigger than a couple of Ontario counties, and the election has no di- 1 BELFAST THE SIGNAL In siring into Educational Costs Bodies and Individuals InteleMgd Are Invited to Maks The committee of enquiry into the cost of education appointed at the last Beeston ot•the Provincial Legislature it bolding a series of open meetings In various centra In the Province. Tbe different organisations or individ- uate interested In education are in- vited to appear before the committee and to express their views with re- meet rmeet to elementary and secondary edocatloe. It 1s the desire of the chairman of t ac committee, i toof , Dr. Mc- Arthur, Deputy Ml that these meetings Mall be latgal7 attended and that organizations nheel boards shall send and other or their representative* to the beartnga In this district the meetings will be held in Stratford on July 211th, tad" In London on July 30th and tilt It is hoped b7 the public school la+M` tors of Huron county that there will be • good representation present at these meetings from both the rural and the urban school boards of this county. Important changes in the schools are being eonaldered at this time, and this is an opportunity for all those Interested In our schools to outline their views for Improvements In our system. The meetings will be held In the Normal Schools In the cave of both Stratford and London. The morning meetings will commence at 9.31) and the afternoon meetings at 2110. rectbearing on Federal concerns; the ONTARIO BEATS TilEll[ ALL rout of the Coneervative party is one BELFAST. July 2E. -Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alton and family apart Sandal (St. Marys Journal -Argus) more indication, added to all that beet - with relatives at Port Albert Premier Gardiner of Saskatchewan gone before, of what L going to tugs :mid at Klrkton last week that In all pen when the 5lJ.75 tt Governmtrot I and Mrs Harvey Higgins. of Locknow, amt his 1500 -mile motor trip east from Re- makes es losmgdsla7sd appeal to tluela day last week with Mrs Wilson wilts he thishad seeu part of Outarnlo. g to Hon. Mtr country • BI*etisu• are proverbially Irwin Gardiner was uodoubtedly right. And Miss Wilkins, of Pa1sIe1, is a ,loiter he could travel 1k10 miles In ■n7 other with her sister. Mn. Hent Alton. tow dlree4loe from here and say the same goy Fowler, of Blyth, span thlat flan fast weak wMh tats •Ivtec, lens -_.____--___ _.- -.-_ . . Dynes Campbell. Mrs Jas. Barbour tad Freda, •f Goderich, spent !Lot week wltk Mr. Earl Sherwood. *DITOj1AL NOT$$ Mies Meld■ Lane attended 0ode'r- Ich Summer School last week. GODERICH, ONT. HATFIELD BAYFIIII.D. Jay 24 ,Mrs. R. Tor dad d oldlher Dev sly, of Toronto, are spending a sacs'ir vacation with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. Clark, of Cleve and, Oats, are viitlag with Mr. and Mra. C. 8. Berry. Mrs. Robert Watson of Snowflake, !! her saesa$*, Mt. and Mrs. V. A. sward[ -'T Mrs. Charles Plater and family, of Detroit. are TIattMg her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jae* McLeod Dr. and Iles. A. Newton -Brady, of Hamilton, spent a day in the village last week. Rev. and Mrs. P. H Paull, of Wind- sor, are spending two weeks with gra. N. W. Woods. Mr. and Mee. V. A. Burt of London Weal the wellt,tlad with the latter** Parents, Mr. and Um 1'. Baker. Mn. Brut to res.alaiat for a few wombs. A jubilee tea aid taa•ar elm held on the lawn of Mrs. N W. Woods ou Friday, Jule 111th, by the w. A. of Trintl7 chstedc Homemade baking and gifts were mod. The Proceeds amounted to sheat f3•,. - - Mr. and M/ar-IMbert Knight of To - route are Iwo weeks' vane wtth the parents, Mr. and Mn. F. Genshbardt. Mrs. P. Oemsiuhardt and soli Charles and Mr. O►Ascot Knight ma lured to Saginaw and . Ie•ut a few days with Mrs. 0enaalnbardt s sou, Orval. Mr. Len ee Loudon speut theweek-end to Id. Mies Maud Parker retureed to I.,ndou with him for two weeks. anoertatn, but tie mattes In the Federal situation are the sire of the Leonel- majortLZ sued the relative strength ot the C•as•rvaUvse. C.C.F. s. gtevenattes, and eater groups In the new Home. P. Ito L Liberal too Thb U getting osmaotensea • • • Meat amo.g your btewlags that you don't live In a country that Is hot all the year 'rotted. • • • • The electors of Prince IDdward Is- laaa must have bees p•ruslag last nae Mra. Bag. week's Steal, In which A. W. d.'s oe fuMay tram eldiele was beaded, "The Virtue of where he had beer treetesent for a ruptured appendix. not an opera- >g'Jloreath.•• e • • tion as reported by one of our eer- iatemedese trod• d the ootid is respondents last week. Maitland Is over mMtbdrd ens Lee. 1°4 was Jost shtghtt7 Master Alvin Betties Is In Clinton of what It was in 1926. The metric- hospital. where he anderweet as tlonlats have had their way and is operation for removal of tonsils. there anybody who will say the world Mr and Mrs. Frank Nickell and is bettmr.off ►tt I family, of Ferndale, Mich., visited with PORTER'S HILL PORTER'S O... July )L- Tars- en are working to rtttie at tie bay crap which W proved a bataper ens ad lasted longer rhea of theta having to lea cut Fou wheat Master Malden! GOLD iS NOT Ev T!S G (tondos Advertiser) Tbe United States Ma forty-two per cent. of the world's moseary gold. France has twenty-two per cent. and Britain seven per cent., yet Britain's financial position is tneattety stronger time that d Frame or tae United Sates. The sine of a natoo's gold reserve U much les. Immo-teat than other factors -certainly less than • bats i cti+ts 0 0 • • • the Lockhart fatally. Mr. and Mrs 3.--B.-Jsasimart accent - While they are redecorating the I panted by we. 1.4 Mrs. R. K. Row. court house, we hope the cotat7 den spent a few days with friends la authorities. won't forget to have the Dundalk. weathervane straightened. For a long FHendrt will the pleased to know flat Rev. R. M. Gale, who left on a trip while now U has looked its It with a to ienglard on June 27, has written little encouragement 11 might fall down. friends telling them of hie pleasant • • • voyage and improved 0onil11inn of exponent of that spirit of gay coar- There are some vibe planks in the health, and of a happy reunion with 1 age and pathetic gallantry which ap- Stevens platform, but It is not rosea bis brother. - Miss Jennie Rwrt, who hes been peals to strongly to healthy minds, wry to create a new patty to bring and therefore Juvenile minds. The Srmpc'ordned to her be [ix" nose weeks, h 1 s are things of loveliness oe was sedereeetllt prophet. treater,war, to deli- rium treate, wkkb,' M set& is the last thing the drunkard whims ad which be will do eterytMK to avoid, except to stop drinking. The nations will do everything to prevent war ex- cept to stop preparing for it WHITECIIURCH WRITU HICH July 23. -Mr. and Mrs. Ben M glisn and chili/ken on 8uy last out their uncle. Mr. Healy Baker of Barfield. Mies Wtaatfred Farrier returned on Saturday from Tot"uto, where she had been Imelda( tsawlnation papers for the past three weeks. A very late estb'g ball game was played at Myth tor the local team onea Saturday *ends*. fl Whitechurch win- ning by to 7. return game will be played Mer mut day this week_ Mrs. Wm. ]lsaheon. Ernest and Kenneth Rad Mrs. C, oil Wheeler gest Sandey last vd► 4r. and Mrs. Her- old Robinette et Walkerton. Mr. ted lbw L Taylor and bobs spout last well -mid with Mr. and Mrs. An4rew Jor iabe K Kitchener. Mr. AMsel♦ay. Charles Markel gad Mr. of Wlegbam wpeat a few 4Ju at the hens of Mr. gad Kra 9MlMd spading of Mee - DIM MOVIES (Winnipeg Tribune) This (overflow attendance) Proves - among other things. the hold upon the cbttd tmagtrattoe which the Die ney creations exercise. Perhaps It also shows the superior taste of child- ren In motion picture tare. Mickey is an irresistible character who is always wholesome in his motives and honest in his actions. He never be- tray. his admirers, and le ever the flirtx Mr. did heretharg ben Lather. Mrs. M low days la Mrs, Mak as Se Y. tot's cares ter, Mrs. Tho Mins-*`gass nem into effect. Mr. Stevens will - remains about the same. I on e and magic which represent the one undoubtedly have support for some of I Rev. C. S. Hawke of Clinton has authentic original contribution to the Harry McClenaglan, Belgrave.. • kis proposals in the new House from supplied for Rev. R. M. Gale during tt d Co1- bis. enforced absence through illness screen since It acquired sound and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leggatt of Col- .- bomber• not sheeted as tits followers.' 'rotor. The richness of their tinting liegwood visited on Banday withr. and on Sunday Ls: delivered a spies• *_` .rhe creativa goring of their hum- and Mrs J. G. Gillespie -'K ' • • - lk'M thrr'Foant t7loD1l. Clarke of An- weet4nl with Ci rete!. WIngdeta sprit a with ber Meer, aproviag • woad ateitand swnwlge itao disc_ ot actuPdev day. - RH, of Strat- ford, spent her boat the hose of her parents, Mr and lire Jas. W11- son. Many treatthis copas*fIty attended the Potluck-Gilehrjt thatch wedding In Wingham last WM/eada7. At present Mr. and Mrs. Paltock are tour -1 !ng through Quebec. This eommualt7 extends beet wishes for a lead gad happy wedded life. Mr. Aldln Purdon was operated os In Wingham hospital last Saturday for appendkitis and 1s d•lag as well as can be expected - Master ('ark Venter d Wingham Is vIelting with Mr. Anon Cornelius. Mrs, Ed. :St. Jo;u se Last City Is rldting with ber heather, Mr. Jas. Robinson of Winrliata. ad with other East Wawanosh relatives. Rev. and Mrs. 3. Watt gad sons spent the week -end at the home of Mr. • Corsit and Corsolofte Specials RECEIVED INSTOCK THIS CLASS BROCADE, LATESTFACTORYODELS OF HIGHEST PRICES Front Lacing Special Galin Brocade. Sizes 25 to 34. Regular value $3.00. Pair Long Girdle, side fastener. Sizes 25;25 to 34. "NU BAK." Latest models. Sizes 34 to 44. $335 Special FlANlmL17E BLANKETS Best make in white with pink or blue border Double -bed size. July Sale. Pair PILLOWS $1.75 Fine sterilized goose feather filled Piilowb. Covered with down -proof art ticking. Size 20 x 39. Weiner $3.00. Per pair BATH TOWELS 120 pairs heavy absorbent Towels of best quality. Size about 25 x 44. In fancy plaid patterns, rose, green, blue, gold. Value $1.00 pair. July Sale only, 69c pair FLOOR RUGS Barrymoor make, heavy Axminster. thitt season's make. 21 x 3 yards. Regular $96.00, for $19.95 3 z 31st yards. Regular $30.00, for 3 x 4 yards. Regular $35.00, for $29.95 CURTAINS Fishnet weave, double thread, in four good designs Twain shade. Size 86" z 2y4 yards. Regular $2.00. Pair All •+srf- 4 +' M JAPANESE CRASS RUGS $125 3 dozen fine sea grass, in variety of patterns. Oay colors. Size 36 s 72. Regular 35c 4t3e July clearing. Bach I< Butterick Patterns all instock W. ACHESON-&-- Rodger motored with them to Muskoka for over the week-evd. Mr. T. H. Taylor returned tame on Monday from Wheatley, where he spent the pant two weeks with his sea, ' Rev. IL Taylor, and Mrs. Taylor. Rev Mr. Taylor and fatally accompanied him home, gad are going to their cot- tage at Port Albert for their vacation Owing to the absence .t the paster, Rev. H. Wilson, who will be away 6a his vacation Mr. Hopper of Wlsg- han wilt occupy the pulpit on Sunday, July With: Mr* Orteraoa of Korea oa August 4th. and Miss Marjorie Jenni- son ot Grand Bend on August 11th. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockwood and family, of Clinton, visited en Sadat' with the lady's brother, Mr. Wm. Car- ter, and Mrs. Carter. --- -- W. M. S. rssNsK.--Tbe monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society was Mid ea Wednesday after- noon at the bone et Mrs. Norman Mc- Dowell. with thirty-two eetttbers and etre vbbtors puniest. The devotional part of the meeting was in charge of Mca Maitland Henry. Vocal egos were rendered by Master Billie Hoary and Mrs. Vander; piano solo by Mlsa Jea■ (lark ; readlaga by Mrs. T. Walsh, Mrs. R. Vincent, Mrs. Marva McDoweu *ad Mrs. 11. BadMrd. A season of silent grater was hold while the iron "Breathe on Us. Breath of God," was played. The ttx••ld•st• Mn. McGill, Md charge of the We - nese !tart of the e.ettag• At the dose of the mestlag leach was served. Mise Milt Den of Sade* is visiting with Mrs. Ches. Gillespie. Mr. Edgar Gantt and children visited for • few days with her moth- er. Mrs. Davidson. before returning to her bone at 14rnoca o* 8usd*i. "Tbree-fingered Abe," captured in Indiana on euspicton of being connected with the John S. Labatt abduction a year ago, Is said to be • native of Beechwood, In McKillop township, lila county. This le a Huron old bol whose eeplolts will not be related with pride in his home county. • • • Canada and Japan are engaged in did to or make them a sparkling coutribu- tion to the art of the film. HOLMESV iL1.E - - - ' HEPBiJRN TO CAMPAIGN 11Ol,MPj3ViLbK, July 28. -Mr Dor- WITH MACKENZIE KING land Glazier of Toronto motored up on Sunday. Mrs. Glazier and little son returning home with him after' Ontario. Premier Believes liberal Gov- rlsiting relatives In Phis vicinity. ,.- eminent *t Ottawa Would ire Rev. J. W. Herbert and Mrs. Her- Helen' tort and Billy Mr,. Maurice Comfort, Toronto, July 24. Premier Hepburn Mr. and Mrs. K. h Mai -Math and will make an Intensive campaign dur- a tariff war which. like other warn,hmlly and hies rBerrniceinBond the I g the hl Dominion nyleetlonna d the he will tendeDe- witt injure both nations engaged In lt. tended the campfire probably (loderich Simmer school last Wtdrer minion on behalf of Right Hoo. Mac- teazle King. Liberal chieftain. Many months ago. lit. Hepburn promised that he would take the stump for his former leader and be intend,' to make good that pledge. aOr y The Ontario Government is awaiting Mrs. J a Ont! d mains the .Federal election with deep Intel - lit,__ A Liberal Government at Ottawa will co-operate with the Province one hundred per cent. a nd Mr. Hepburn is anxloaa to put Into effect certain pollen which depend ■ great deal on Federal action for their wccesa. "With a Liberal Government in pow- er at Ottawa. we will make great strides towards solving many of onr moat presslne problems," said the Premier. "A victory for the Liberal party will mean a victory for tbe people. I look forward with a great deal of anticipation to the retire of the Literal patty at Ottawa " At the present time. Pressler Hep- burn and bit Cabinet eolleagnea are giving ewer undivided attention to the massing rat unemployed men in Ot- tawa and northern centres. The On- tario (lovernntent ham tightened up its policy with regard to mo -called honger marchers and these men are warned that gay lafrarttena will result In severe penalttee. With a Liberal regime at Ottawa. It Is felt that the problems arising from these treks would he solved In a teethe and peaceful maatet ".,. r Wife -Getting mighty H'at'ed Af imetiemw. aren't yMtT 11ret you any a watch dog. (bre yoga put bolts on all tow• doors" Hnahasel . "1 don't want anyone w'A phfig that deg. lie's a thorough hred."-Hutuotige London. As Japan buys about 317,000,000 of goods from Canada, against Japanese exports to Canada of about 34,000.000, R b difficult to ase wby the Canadian Government should quarrel with such • good customer. • • • The Provincial Weiner of Hlg:iwayn pollen to the Inereseing number of highway fatalities and calla for dras- tic action against reckless drivers. The Hon. Mu Mt. McJatten might consult another member of the Government about shutting up the beer parlors thatm provide so many of the Ineopetent and reckless drivers. • • • Kr. SeFburn may argue never so cleverly, but the fart remains that bev- erage rooms have been thrust upon Huron mant7--Peet sad Perth may speak for themselves -spinet tae will et the people. The Hepburn policy we the liquor question was secepted, reluctantly, by the twtaPersrac• people Y the eleetloe of Jose. 1934, because u was believed to be the only way of Moaerlag the Henry Gwvernme*t'e age WI to (tae Ilqubr vote. If It had Masa Inag!ned Mat the H,epbnrn Gov Welegent wtrrhkl g* beyond. -what the Omer, 1 overament propettted--vemild 1 Hearses for sole of Ilgnor In ter tss 11199910 aril tignor sentiment Ogees respected by the Fer- was. Mr Hepburn ha. pieced hl. sup gMwr*ee -tea psrtaltu In Huron In an emberrasatng ' ivy Na - Mug Ovoid rive hose position. day, when RPV. F. A. Knechtel of Korea was the special meeker. Mr. Kneehtel eetompanied Mr. and Mrs. ti Herbert home to e parsonage. re- maining with them until the follow- ( dey. sore an lett the village oa Friday en route to Chicago. where they will visit rela- tivee. Mr. John (`ndmore %pent a few days last wee:c with his •ns. Errol, at Behuspton. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ktrehride of F71nt. Mkfilsan. were recent visitors with friends in this vicinity. Rev and lira. Herbert and Billy left early Monday morning for their srttemer home at Muskoka. where rot on. will spend a few weeks' Services at the church will he with- drawn on July 2ci and Alienist 4: on the following !Sunday the pastor will again be In charge. Mr. and Mrs. N. R. MaeMath mo- tored M Lawton nn Friday and on their return were accompanied M their daughter, Helen. who will spend her holldert at her Mme here Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Wane an4 fondly. of Manitoba. are vlsttlng with friends 1n thin *Viotti. .Mr: and Mrs. Chas. McPhail are renovating their hotae In the rebore with the Intention of rending there. ••ptat Ie as am*est►al part of COO. tentntent."--had Wynn a very different effnlr from whet 1• W1,STFIELD Wi WVP'IEI.i). Jsiy 23. -Mr. and Mrs. Jane Ellis and daughter, of aeeforth. visited oil moday with his parents, Mr. and (t, J. E. Ellis• Rev- W. R. .tip et Ottawa was re - nimbi( old acgnaiutsueee among the Weetfletd .people ou •7 Mr. sod Mrs. Bert Vincent and faa- ily. of Belgrare. were Westfield visit- ors on Sunday. MW June lite hams and her Friend, Miss Isabel Ilabkirk, et Wtegham. are visiting the former's eraadnoeber. Mrs. R. Buchanan, and gage friteads. Miss Alberta Oshtijtos g ee- lea visited with het slaw. mar McDowell, on Buada7• Visitors at tbe hoes 44 Mr. sed Mrs W. A. Campbell oa Thursday were their daughter, MIR llariorte Oset► bell of Stratford bestial'''. Mts. J. Harrison and Manta Gerdes of God- erlch Mr. and Mrs WS•is. Verger of Mich- igan are visiting at else Items of the tatter's son. Mr. taltlasd Fleury, ed other friends. of Lee Mr. sad Mr%. Wna LOIN." a at obs don visited one day last Mme of their niece,, Mrs. Ww. Carter' The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was administered oe /.seal In West. of the sacra - field rhorch, 1I( permitting went. Rev. W R Alp assiRT the pastor, Rev. Hugh Wilms, in the ser- vice. Miss Jean Cantra.0 is visiting her grand mot het. Mr+ Harmer of Ilan /swine. Several of the louse psop1e attended e everting •Prot.• at the cool Sunday uig$t'- Mr. and Mr. iv. If. ttladliefhen end repots cisMr. ilonglea (.R1111400er pa00 we Sunday at th. horse K Mr and Mr* Jaime Risley of imgegagero. Mrs. Wetter end Ma beanie. of To- , route, visited ln.t 1A1 _ _w itth her site ' ter, Mrs. Ihemerst,.. sr. Men' i summer Clearance AT M. Robins Nowommor Sale Starts Saturday, July 27th -FOR 10 DAYS ONLY - Folks, come to this Sale. --T k over these prices now* EVERYTHING IS REDUCED laN'a SHIRTS Men's Broadcloth Shirts in plain shades and fancy stripes. Sizes 14 to 17. Midsummer Sale..Each 79c or 2 for $1.50 KM'S PANTS Mens grey and fawn flannel Pants. Sizes $195 to42. 2.45 Clear- ing at .... MN's 00 BIWATION8 >liia'a Balbriggan Combina- tions. Short sleeves, long legs, or shorts an& shirt. All sizes. Special, per suit 75c KOBE BATHING SUITS Men's ail -wool black Bathing Snits. Sizes 34 to 42. Clearing $1.39 1QMN'S WORK PANTS All sires. Clearing at 98c MIX'S OXFORDS Men's fine black Oxfords. Slices 6 to 10. Clicker heels. (Blearing at 139 BOY'S oorroN MEETS All sizes. Clearing at 23c and 33c KEN'S STRAW HATS All ties. Clearing at ..95c )KElf'8 SUMMER CAPS All sizes 19c MEN'S Tas Men's silk -lined TIPS Clear- ing at. MEN'S SLACKS Clearing 23c MER'a WORE SHIRTS Men'* blue chambray and dark bide Work Shirts. Sizes 14 to 17. Clearing ....63c or 2 for --- KEN'S KHAKI PANTS Well made of strong duek. Sizes 34 to 40. Clearing et 95c 5125 Men's lied -bask OVRRALIss Strongly made. A11 ;1.19 sizes. gearing at $149 BOYS' WORK SHIRTS Boys' light blue Work Shirts. (Tearing or 2 for 43c 85c =N'8 WORE BOOTS Men's Paneo solea, Work Boots. Sizes 6 to 11. ;1.79 Clearipg MEN'S GRADS Per set, at ....69cgad $5c MEN'S OVflAT T1 Men's khaki and blue com- bination Overalls. All sizes. .89 Clearing at $1 sIEN'8 HANDKEROHIss$ Men's pure linen Handker- chiefs, in whits only. Clear- ing l for 25c IOW a rAMCY SOX Cotton Drees pair isc SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR EXTRA SPECIALS • 11110 Agent for Tip Top Tailors INS Phone 384 L' 1 .