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Teachers Wanted . Los ..and Found
CttpPIPS,X TEAGRER WANTED AT ONCE-
Protestant teacher for S. S. No, 2, Mc,
%b.idlop; Apply at once fro JOSEPH T.
lIGI}.L
See,-Treas., R.R. 2, Seaforth. Phone
$$ r 21. 4142-tf
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•-pinownsTANT _TEACHER WANTED FOR
• rural public) school in Village of Con-
etance, S. S: No. 3, Hullett Township, Huron
' •County, Modern equipped bt'ick schoolhouse.
Tlntice to commence September 1st. State ex-
' 'perienee, qualifieations and salary expected.
• Apply to C. V. DALE, Secretary -Treasurer,
B.R. 1, Clinten. Phone 841 r 6.
4141-tf
TEACHER - WANTED — APPLICATIONS
will be received by the undersigned until
'hide 18th, .:tor a full' civadified Protestant
teacher for S. S. No. 2, Tuckersmith, Kippen
P.O., 'Huron County. Applicants will please
state qualifications, expetience and references
.+acrd also name of last Inspector .where ex-
perienced. S�aal1ary will be according to ex-
perience. Ddties to cenmrence September 2nd.
S. 11, WHITMORIE, Sec.-Treas., Tuckersmith
Toiwnahip Sdhool Area No. 1.
▪ 4142-2
Help Wanted,
W ANTED—RELIABLE GIRL OR WOMAN
▪ for general house work. SCOTT'S
POULTRY FARM. Phone 351 r 32, Seaforth.
4142x1
'ANTED—GOOD MAN FOR FEED MILL.
i See GEORGE KRUSE, Huron Farm
Feeds, Egmondville. 4142x1
WANTED=WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
• house work permanent position. Apply
to Box 562, HURON . EXPOSITOR.
4141x2
WANTED—GIRL OR WOMAN 'WANTED
for kitchen • work. Apply at the COM-
' MERCIAL HOTEL, Seafgrth.
4142-1
Poultry
ABY CHICKS—ORDER YOUR DAY-OLD
Chicks from a Breeder Hatchery under
0.8.5. supervision. We are able to supply a
limited Number of orders of Leghorn X Rock
and Rock X Leghorn crossbreds for April
and May delivery. GLAZIER„ POULTRY
.FARM, Clinton, R.R. No. 4, Ontario. Phone
617 r 31. 4135x8
BAY, .OLD CHICK -BARGAINS FOR THIS
week and next: Barred Reeks, New
Hamps'hir•rs, New Hampshire X Barred Rocks,
Barred Rock X New Haanpshtres, New Hemp-
. shire X Light Sussex, Light Sussex ,X New
Hampshires, Light Sussex X Barred Rocks
akin -sexed ' 9.95, Pullets 17.95, cockerels 4.93.
Assorted heavy }!reeds non- exed 8.93, pullets'
15 -95,.. -cockerels • 5.90. Cockerels :' White i24 -
horn X Barred Rock: 1.95, White Leghorn
95x. Two week old add 6.00 per hundred.3 week
old add 11.00 to.nun-sexed and pullets: 8,00 to
cockerels. Shipped C.O.D. This advertise-
. ;rnent must accompany your order to receive
these special price;. TOP .NOTCH CHICK-
ERIES, Guelph, Ontario. 4.1.421
Deaths
CAMPBELL—In Tuckeramith, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. W. G. Wallace, on Sun-
day, April 27, . Margaret Hall Cochrane, be-
loved widow •o'f' the late Durran: CaMpbell,
in her 89th ?seer. •
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LOST — GOLD WRIST WATO.H WITH
leather strap, Saturday •night, en- Main
Street- Finder please leave at EXPOSITOR
OFFICE. 4142-1
• Personals
H
YGIENIC SUPPLIES, (RUBBER GOODS)
mailed Postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
with price list. 6 saseples 250; 24 samples
441.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73, NOVA -.RUBBER
CO„ Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
Auction Sales
AUCTION ',SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
fecb at Bayfield, on May 3, 1947: Me -
Clary electric range (bice new) : 1 kitdhen
table; 1 enamel top table; 8 kitchen chairs
and 1 stool; electric radio; Beatty electric
washer; laundry bereft and tubs; dining room
suite (6 chairs, round •table and buffet) ; 2
chesterfield chairs; 2 electric 'Lamps; hall
rack; Raymond sewing machine; 8 single
beds with new springs and mattresses ; 4
double beds with new springs and mattress -
• s•; 5 dressers ; 5 washstands ; 3 cupboards ;
3 odd chains; bedside table and wardrobe;
1 odd dining room table and end table; other
small items. J. APFELBECK, 'Proprietor:
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 4141-2
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FART/I:
Stook, Iihplements,., Grain and Furniture:
W. E. Nairn, auctioneer, will sell by public
auction one Lot 15. Concession 9, Village of
Staffa, on Thursday, May 8, 1947, commenc-
ing at 1 o'alock, the fofgwing; HORSES -
1 • mare 10' years old; 1 mare 7 years old; 1
Mare 5 years old, in foal. CATTLE—Six
fresh cows; 2 cows due early in May; 5 cat-
tle rising 2, years old; 8 yearling steers and
heifers; 5 yourig••calvei. C,,RAIN-300 bushels
Mixed grain. •IMPLEMEIt7TS—Massey-Hart's
binder; Massey -Harris manure spreader; rub-
ber tiredwagon, "nearly new; Deering mow-
er; •Massey -Harris hay loader; Massey -Harris
side rake; steel hay rake; set of slei hs-;.
steel tired wagon; new hay rack and ro Ling
rack; disc; seed drill; land roller; riding
plow; walking plow ; set of -gales; Viking
cream separator,- nearly new; 2 H.P. gas en-
gine; whitiletrees : neckyokes ; forks ; etc., a
quardity of household furniture. No re-
serye. -Everything offered will be sold to the
highest bidder. Terms—Cash. MRS. FRANK''
TLTFFIN, Proprietress; W. E. Nairn, '.Auc-
tioneer-. 4142-1
Notices
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR SAND,
gravel and fill. HILLIARD LAWRENCE,
Hepr;.aIl. Phone 126, Hensall.
. 4140x4
F{ LEECE . LINE YOUR HOME WITH
blown rock' wool. Permanent and fire-
proof. More comfort with less fuel. For free
estimate phone The Huron Expositor, or
write ROWLAND C. DAY, 5 Thornton Ave..
London. 4126-tf
NOTICE—ROY McDONALD & SON HAVE
installed a loader for summer months in
my gravel pit and are prepared to supply first
class cement and lane gravel, in large •or
,m„11 relaritities. Leave your order with the
following trucker.: Harold Nioholson..329-J:
Seaftirth : Clarence Reid, 58, Hensall ; R.ay and
Wilmer McDonald, Exeter,- OT GLENN'l4lc-
LEAN, Proprietor; 21 r 84, Hensall.
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WAN E113! AND u,OQM. 13EFiI'-
ed elderly la . Seaford ox vicinity,
PRONF,, 666 r 33, Seatoxtb, 4142-1
WANTED Brr VETERAN—RETAIL SU'SI-
nese to rapt or buy; .prefer grocery or
Men's wear. Box 14. Oil Swinge, Ontario,
4t140xs
For Sale
(ILADIOLUS 'BULBS — LARGE STOCK,
early variety. BASIL PURCELL, Market
St., Seaforth.
'won SALE—A QUANTITY OF AJAX
oats Galore barley seed. Apply to R. W.
'CAMPBELL, R.R. -1, Dublin. Phone 849 r
31. Seaforth. 4142-1
CAR FOR SALE --1929 W7HIPPET COACH,
inn goal condition; 6 tires, three of which
are brand new ; new battery and heater. Rea-
son for selling, 'owner• has newer model 8100
cash. KEN CHESSELL, Egmondville.
4142x1
FOR SAL�ONE HOG, SERVICEABLE
age. Apply WILLIAM PAPPLE, Eg-
memdvn7le . 4142-1'
Nj OR SALE -8.- FIGS, TEN WEEKS OLD.
WILLIAM BRITTON. Phone 6 on 841.
4142x1
FOR SALE—LIMITED QUANTITY OYSTER
shell. SEAFORTR PRODUCE' LTD.
,. 4142-1
FOR SALE—RUBBER TIRE BUGGY, IN
good condition. Four new 'tires, PHONE
295, Seaforthr 4142,2
PLANK FOR SALE—QUANTITY OF US -
ed 'hemlock plank, random widths and
lengths. At. Y. McLEA'T3, Seaforth.
4142-2
•4 UAVINGS�DUE TO WARMER WEATHER
we have a quantity drywood shavings
Available, J. BOSHART & SONS.
4142-2
FOR SOLE -3 GENERAL PURPOSE PER-
cheron black fillies ; 6 -font Massey culti-
vator; 6'foot Massey one-way disc ; 3 -furrow
'Massey 'tractor plow. adjustable; Cocks'hutt
13 -dist drill. J. A. MoKENZIE. Phone 669
r 25, 4142-2
FOR SALE--AXMINSTFR RUG, 12' x 121:
combinattian bookcase and desk. PHONE
-378, Seaforth. 4142x1"
FOR SALE—A' GOOD 'USED MILKING
machine, two single units. Cheap for
quick sale. HUGH THIEL, Zurich. Phone
93 r 4. 4142x2
FOR SALE—LADY'S 'SPRING COAT, IN
good condition; size 46 to 18; clean',
Apply Box 557, EXPOSITOR,
4142x1
port SALE -RADIO FOR 1937 CHEVRo-
" let. in good condition. Apply to BRUCE
WALTERS, R,R. 5; Setaforth. Phone 838 r $.
41,42x1'
FOR SALE—.REAL NICE BAY MARE, .,5
years old; sound; 1400 pounds. HOB
KIRKBY, Walton. Phone 19 r 13, Brussels,
4142x1
VOR SALE --CHOICE YORK SOWS, DUE
May, June and July. PHONE 655 r 2,
Seaforth. 4141-2
FOR SALE—TAPESTRY RUG, 9' x
fnwn' and rose. Apply to MR$. EDGAR
BUTT, McMaster Apartmentss,
4142x1
FOR SALE -1 INTERNATIONAL• PLOW.
three furrows. in good .working condition.
•Anoly to R. TAYLOR. Phone '84 r 2. Hen-
son. - - 4142x1
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CAR FOR SALE -193;1 FORD DE LUXE
Sedan. .Looks tike 'nes: runs like 0'wr
Apply to W. M. HART, beaforth,' or phone
318-W. 4142-1
Births
CRAIG—In Scott Memorial Hospital.
April 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig,
Walton, a son—Graeme Charles.
BERNARD—Ln Scott Memorial. Hospital, on
April 28, to Mr. and Mrs. George. Bernard,
Londesboro, a daughter.
DRAPER—In Scott Memorial Hospital, ,.gn
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Anvil 19 to-dlitt,' and Mars. H. C. Waller,
Idtelletera daughter.
111 e,,LA08[.AN—Iin Scott Memtrrral F1'ospltal.
on April 80, to. Mr. and Mrs.. I,labezit Me-
Laohlon, Tuckersmith, a dangliVr,
McCO1!iI`1'ELIi--In 'Scott M,emorle4 L3oepitab
on Ar' 0
April and P $ r. a P. D Mc-
Connell • (•nee skean Stewart .$.eafort!h. a
daughter.
etnAN'QE•--•In Scott,. ,I4engria1 Hospital, on,
April 25, to Mr. and 'lira. Harold Fr:nee.
Walton, a daughter.
THAM,ER-.-•I•n Sec* Memorial H:oppibal, an
AprL•1. 25. to Mr` and M. William Timmer,
Walton, a scan.
SMALb,---At AIM/ Saundercock's Nursing home.
,lfenaall,on blenday, April 28, to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Smaje, of Hensall, a son,
In Memoriam
S`
1RARAS--IN LOVING '•.M3IIMOitY OF A
dear father and grandfather, Simon
Sararas, who passed away May 4, 1944.
He is gone but not forgotten,
And as dawns another year, 4.
Ln our lonely hours of thinking "
Theuglrto of hint are always near,
Days of sadness will come o'er us,
Friends may think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That Bee within the heart concealed.
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---Lovingly remembered by Son Earl, Doro-
thy and Grandson David.
QARARAS—IN MEMORY OF A LOVING
husband and father, Simon Senoras, who
passed away three' years ago, May 4, 1944.
This is the day of remembrance,
And ane ,of sad regret,
This day e shall always remember,
When the rest of the world forgets.
Though his smile has gone forever,
And his hand we cannot touch,
We shall never lose the memory
Of the one we ,loved so much.
—Sadly missed and always remembered by
Wife and Family. • 4142-1
Cards of Thanks .
MRS. JAMES HOWE AND _FAMILY, OF
Cromarrte, with to .express their sincere
t1isnks and deep appreciation 'to all friends
and neighbors who so kindly helped in any
way during .their sudden and sad bereave-
ment. - 4142x1
THE FAMILY OF THE LATE WILLIAM
Oke desires to thank their neighbors'and
fri8nds for themany kindnesses extended to
them in their recent bereavement..
4142x1
MISS MARIE .CONNOLLY, OF ''DUBLIN,
wishes to thank her runny friends and
neighbors for the, kindnesses extended to her
and the treats sent her while she was in Scott
Memorial'.:,Heepital.' 4142x1
MR. HERBERTJONES WISHES TO EX -
press his ,sincere thanks to the many
friends who remembered him with cards, 'let-
ters and treats, -and' other 'kindnesses, while
a patient in Victoria Hospital. .•
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.HENSALL
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day evening -were conducted by Rev.
Sanderson,. who delivered a most' in-
spiring message,' Mr. Sanderson 'also -
sang a pleasing solo, "Rock of Ages."
The choir sang.,an appropriate an-
then!, .lir, and •Mrs,' Sanderson, who
have been here visiting for the .past
few months with Rev, and Mrs.. P. A.
,Ferguson and family are shortly re-
turning to their hire in Lunsden,
task,
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Hockey Club Proposes Rink
The Hensall Hockey ,Club, honored.
its players with •a fine turkey ,~upper
_at FreellSmall aconlbe's` restaurant. 'oil
Friday 'evening, , when an enjoyable
Air 'evening was held. A vote of thanks
given to the players outside of
Hensall who made 'it possible tor the.
. .comnlurlity to reach the finals with
Exeter -in the Cyclone League. The
-gathering agreed that if 'a fele of the
cit x +,rat, 'lino Aavis 0,64'0 oto il. nit
Cowards a community 'cwlltre, wank)
came 'out more evenly se as„ to Start
the ball rolling, it would net be long
before other citizens 4ntereeted in at
rink would follow suit, aid then, per-
haps it Would be 'proposed to the town
council or some ether responsible or-
ganization in Iieasall, to see that tbha
proper action was taken towards the
erection of a community .,centre that
would serve this area the year round.
It was pointed) oat that the Younger'
genekttion of hockey. ,players' in, Hen -
eon db. not have the ,opportunity to
tieveigp. their talents, and that it is
not a credit to Hena'all to Lave to de-
'pen'don outside players tp make a
contending team. This situation, the
club stressed, can only be remedied!
'by the erection of a closed Fink., If
the younger type of players in this,
area are to be developed, it musttbe
through active competition with other
teams who are interested in sponsor-
ing ,hockey among the youngsters.
The Wohelo Class of the United
Chereh met Monday . night in the
school room. Mr's. Wes. ' Jones pre-
sided: • The opening hynnn was,
"Breathe on Me; Breath of God," af-
ter which the Lord's Prayer was re-
peated -in %Tolson. The Scripture les-
son,- Psalm7, was read by Margaret
Glenn. The . minutes were read and
roll call and collection taken. Audrey
Walsh favored with enjoyable musi-
cal selections. Mrs. Edison Forrest
most capably 'presented 'the topic,
"'Soviet Spies.'' The 'business session''
followed. The next item *lie -an: in-
teresting reading by Miss Ellis, af-
ter which Miss Edna Walsh rendered
a pleas'ing piano solo. Following the
singing of the hymn, "O Master, Let
Me Walk With Thee," the Mizpah
benediction was ' repeated. Mrs.
Michie 'conducted, several entertain-
ing games, and a dainty lunch was
served at the close.
The May meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held at the home of
Mrs. A. E. Munn Wednesday night,
May 14. Roll callwill be written sug-
gestions for the year's work, and the
motto, "Let me think a little more of
my neighbor and less of me," will be
taken by Mrs. Cameron. The demon-
stration on "Cereals" will be in ef(''drge
of Mrs. S. Bell. Rev. R. A. Brook
will be guest speaker. The social
committee includes Mrs,,, Munn, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. L. Chapman and Miss G.
Luker,.
The district annual meeting of the
South Huron W.I. will 'be 'held' at
Thames Road United Church Tues-
day, May 27. The -district sepresenta-
tive will be Miss E. Collins.
The Ladies'' Aid of Carmel Church
held their. meeting 'Tuesday evening
last with * Mr;s. Farquhar presiding.
Mrs. M. Dougall favored with a pleas-
ing piano solo,"and Mrs. Roy Bell gave
a talk on "The Life of Edward Shel-
don," the . author Mrs. C. Lindberg.,
This' was very much' enjoyed.: . The
ladies kindly invited the Ladies' 'Aid
of the United Church to be. their
guests on Tuesday night whe>,) the
guestspeaker, Mrs. L. Ballantyne, of
Toronto, spoke on "Handicrafts."
Secretary is Honored
At a meeting of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society of- Carmel Presbyter-
ian .Church, Hensall, Mrs. George
Walker,, who has been a most effici-
ent secretary for the' past 12 yeaks,
was honored when Mrs. Annie • Logan
presented her with a gold W.M,S. pini.
'aide are T! . y Mrs. BAUM bids
wald'a woe: "Peal' rs, Walker; We,.,
the, anenlllerai of 'tt4@ Hensall, W.M.8.,
wis'lx at thin til to tp .express to you
slur appreelatiou Of your vepy' devot-
ed and • efficient ser'v`ice rendered is
secretary' these past 12 3'1ea1M. ,There
have been trying ttimea in $lertorming
your work, ibut asomehow you had the
happy ability to =Meth down ' the
rough edges, and keep things running
smopthly. We have always found you
capable and willing to help whenever
you 'could, no matter how often our
call for help came your way. We want
you to know that we have not been
wholly unmindful nor unappreciative
of your loyalty. In reetignitiom of the
important part yiou inlay la cur church
life and especially the faithful ser-•
vice to our organization for these
many years, we ask you to accept this
Pili •ar, eomething tangible to express
our thoughts and teelinge."
Munn = Borlar{d
Sweet peas formed the .floral back-
ground' for a lovely .Spring wedding
at Thames Road United Church, of
Wilma Jean,' daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Borland, to William
Alexander Munn, son of Mr. and Mrs:
R. J: Munn, Hensall. Rev. W. Mair
performed the ceremony. Given in
marriage by, her father, the charming
bride chose a white satin gown, floor
I'bngth,' with lace trim. Her veil of
embroidered net was ceaight with a
sweetheart headdress, and she carried
a bouquet of American Beauty roses
with sweet peas and' fern. She wore
a gold .locket,the gift of the groom.
Miss Alma Borland, of •Toronto, sis-
ter of the • bride, was bridesmaid,
wearing, a sky' blue floor -length gown.
Her shoulder -length veil 'was of blue
net with orange' blossoms, and she
carried .a nosegay of piaik roses with
sweet peas and fern, Gordon` Moon,
of Hensall, brother of the'groom.,"Was'
best man. 'Ushers were Donald Munn
and Jack Borland. ' Miss 'Ina Harris
••was at the organ console for thebri-
'dal music and thedsoloist, Mrs. John
Hodgert, of Exeter, sang„ "At Dawn-
ing" and "I'.1l Walk Beside You," A
reception was.iheld in the basement,
Of the church. Upon their return
frons• their wedding trip they will 're-
side obn the groom's farm near Hen,
sail.
S. G. Ronnie, of Hensall, music
.supervisor, has entered 16 sehools, in-
cluding Tuckersmith, Usborne, Stan-
ley and Hay, with between two and
three hundred pupils competing, in
the sixth, annual Huron County Fes-
tival of Music being„held in doderich
May 5 to May 9. .
R. H. Middleton, M. G. Drysdale,
W. Spencer, T. C. Joynt, J. Paterson
and L. Scott, members of the . Cllam-
ber of 'Com'merce, were in Mitchell
HURON
Radio Servic�
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UNDER NEW M'ANAGEMEIHT,,,.
Repairs on All. Make:..
of Radios ' •
USED RADIOS FOR SALE
Specialty on Electrical' Gulls"
Agent for Stewart -Warner. Air'
dison and Marconi, Radial,.
Satisfaction` guaaanteed on all G6
" repalire. t
Ernest Appleby
Prone 101 Hensall
last Friday evening, attending a clinic
of the Canadian Chamber of Com-
merce.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thorn, of
Moose Jaw, Sask., visited Miss Minnie,
Reid this week.
Mrs. E. Scholl and little son, Garey,
returned home on •Siunday from C'lut-
ton Public Hospital.
Name Committees
The Hensall Chamber. of Commerce
held its monthly dinner meeting in
the banquet hall of the Commercial
Hotel Tuesday evening, with 'an at-
tendance of 45 members 'present,out
of a membership of 62. The special
attraction of the everting was moving'
pictures, showing bow tail is refined,
and a picture on the trade and comr-
merce on the Great 'Lakes. The pro-
gram was made possible by Sam Mc-
Dougal], of Clinton.
The nominating committee present-
ed
resented the slate of committees as follows;
Membership, P. McNaughton'(conven
er), Bert Horton,••J,-Pa.herson, M,'Moir,
Wm: Parke, 'I Lavender; Entertain-
ment,
ntertainmenti, W. O. Goodwin (convener), E.
Little, Rev, P: Ferguson, Alf., Clark,
Rev. R. A. Brook, Scott Welsh;'-E'ro-
jest, W. R. Davidson (convener), H.
Lawrence, F. Smallacomabe,W. Brown,
S. Tudor. Finance, Same Rennie
(convener), G. Hess, A- .Kerslake, A.
Orr„ F. ,Bonthron, E. Fink, T. Welsh;
Industrial, R. E. Siladdick (convene}'),
W. Spencer, Geo, Bennett, W. Buchan,
an, J. Henderson; Publicity, R. H.
Middleton (convener), C. Jinks, H.
Bonthron, R. Drysdale, C. Passmore,
Dr. Goddard; Agriculture, E. L.'Mickle
(convener), G. Thompson, H. Hyde.
W. Allan, W. 'Fairbairnports, Bert
Horton (convener), E. Little, D.
Kozachok; J. Peebles, D. Joynt, J'.
Flynn, L. 'Cook.
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• MOTAER'S DAY Sunday, May .11th
MAKE YOUR GIFT TO MOTHER SOMETHING WORTHWHILE,
LONG-LASTING AND PERSONAL '
A very outstanding different gift is-.,ik PERM'ANENT WAVE
• by NIR. D. KOZACHOK, your "Licensed Hairdresser
For appointment call '
CIAL
Sale Starts Saturday
May 3rd at 9 A.M.
eninenumesnimmarminiammonium
20% OFF
!EN'S AND BiOYS' -
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UITS
ring coats
Overcoats
TAKE ADVANYAGE OF THESE
DOWN TO EARTH PRICES
NOW!
MEN'S JERSEYS
• Short Sleeves, Colors: Canary, 9,C
Blue and Brown. Special v
MEN'S
BROADCLOTH AND KNITTED
SHORTS
Blue and White, balloon
elastic inserts' at back.
•Reg, 75c. To cleat
seats and
53c
• MEN'S FANCY SOCIfS
' Mercerized lisle. Reg. 49c ,a .0
pair, Selling at a, pair..., . ; ... 31c
MEN'S 'FELT HATS
MEN'S FORSYTHE AND ARROW
-All. •sizes -.and -shades.. Regular 41-94 ......
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Angular $1.00,. t� ttn, and $2.5.0.
To clear, each , IUC To clear
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BOYS►, LONG SLEEVE ... • BOYS'
SWEATERS SHORT - PAN'T'S
Cale a' n . R1tfb, • Green and
Red.' Re ` " }0, to [ries Mk All sizes diid eoldrs; Yteg'ular
each ^� ��+ ' 9 , 'tta t Tear ... , .. , .., ........ .
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We are trying to keep 'prices down—realizing
that inflation is so easy to start and so diffig.
cult to stop. It starts With little things, like;
everyday commodities, a.few pennies increase
here and there. Hardly noticeable at first,
then suddenly we realize our ;money doesn't
go as far as it used to.' 'We have slashed prices,
in many cases 20 per cent or Inore, in the hope -
it will help' us all to gaiii a more firm founda-
tion for prosperity in':the futdre.
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Children's Specials
CHILDREN'S CORDUROY
OVERALLS
Colors Green, 131ue, Re'ri. Cerise.
$2.98. - 8 aiD�
To clear @
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CHILDREN'S PANTIES
SizeS• 2 to 6. Reg. 59c; to.'clear 35c pair
ut• PAIRS FOR 1.00 •
CHILDREN'S WHITE
FLANNELETTE SLEEPERS
Bunny style, regular $1.29, Q11C
Special
CHILDPEN'S .
COAT STYLE SWEATERS
Assorted 'colors:
Reg. $1.49. To clear
CHILDREN'S COVERALLS
Color. Navy with Red trim. Sizes
2 to 6. Reg, $1.15, to, clear ,, ... 8UC
ROMPERS -
Blue, Yellow and Green. 8Sc
Reg. $1.19; to clear at •O
(2 per customer)
CHILDREN'S AND LADIES'
ANKLE SOX
Ito clear, all. colors and sizes. rl�C
2 Pair for - • L
1.00.
1
Exceptional -Values
For Women
LADIES'
' FULL FASHIONED HOSE
Seconds,. 49c
Pair i ..
LADIES' SILK PANTIES
(First Quality) -
Colors White and Tea Rose. 45c
Iieg. 59c, to clear, tiF
LADIES'
PULLOVER SW •
,Colors Sand, Yellow, B
..Reg. $3.50 and $3.95.
On Sale ,
LADIES'
FULL FASHION'
Rogular $1.59.•.
Specia. m.
LADIES' 'APRON
Regular 39e. Q
Clearing at• 3r+C
EATERS
vgliMMIMIRMEMIUMMI"IliMalatialrBlue aild Brown.• ONE LOT
Le l f LADIES'" AND
�: ..'.. GROWING GIRLS' OXFORDS
Black. and Brown, Regular $3.25
ED HOSE nn(�
l'
•'•.•and $<2.98. On,sale; TUU Pair •i. I NUU
SI
FOR
THE
ENTIRE
FAMILY
5 DOZEN
LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES
Regular $1,98 and $1.69. • no.,.
Special for sale, each '
Department Store
OPPOSITE POST' OF •ICE
OUTFIT THEA FAMILY AT THE
GREEN FRONT
1
ONE, LOT
D'
PERS
i4OUSELA•SIESLIP
Regular $1.29'pair.
Clearing atr...pair •49e'.
ONE LOT
MEWS
Re
TOUSE SLIPPERS
clear, ,pair •88(,`
SAVINGS
illailliSnPiE"CIA.L !
LADIES'„RAINSHOE,.
Regular $1.59 - - "'{Iii -
for .
ONE LOT
'GIRLS?” SHOES
Sizes_ 8-10Ia grid 11-13.
Special, pair 98e
MEN'S'
BROWN 05C FORDS
Leather soles .and rubber heels.
Regular $ 8
3.98 a pair; 19
To Clear, pair 1 Y
SPECIAL
ONE LOT ' ' 41"Four Star" $LANKETS
LADIES' SHOES
Oxforda, ..ilea, 'pumps, niilitary
t heels, low heels, Cuban heels
SEAT ORTII ' and high heels'. Colors Black,
Brown. and Beige. -
'Spe'alal, pair, , . ..... .. 1 )148
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5% wool, soft and fleecy,. Calors
Pink and Blue stripe. Regular $5,98
a pair. On Sale, pair ,
4.48
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