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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-08-02, Page 54 • s • • • • t • • 4 • • • • N • • 00 CrOwd For Chicken Over 700 attended the annual" chicken barbecue, program and dance at the Community Park, Brodhagen, last Wednesday eve- ning. The program was pres- ented by CKNX Ranch Group, with Johhny Brent as master of ceremonies, and they also provided music for dancing in the hall. Bingo, and booths were set tip in the basement, owing to the rain. Mr. Chris W. Leonhardt re- turned home after being con- fined to Scott Memorial Hos- pital for a few days last week. Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens return- ed home from Stratford "Hospi- tal, where she -underwent an operation. Mrs. Harold Smyth has been confined- to bed at her home. Rev. arid Mrs. Calvin Diegel, Matthew and Michael, of Ger- aldton,• visited George and Wil- liam Diegel. Mr. Ed. Wesenberg, Mrs. Mil- dred Findlay and Mr. Earl Clark, of Toronto, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. George and Harold Mogk. Mr. and Mrs. Boris Bruder, of Montreal, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock. Mr. and Mrs. George Mogk and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk visited Mr. and Mrs. Carman Mogk and family in St. Thomas recently, Mr. William Querengesser, of Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mueller and other rela- tives. Mrs. Robert Gibb, of Glen- coe, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold' Smyth. Miss Lynda Gibb, of Glencoe, ,is holidaying with her cousin, Glenda Dickison. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Elligsen and family, of Windsor, with his mother, Mrs. Ernest Ellig- sen. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy and family and Mr. •and Mrs, Mervin Dietz and family are holidaying at Lake George; Michigan. Roger Sholdice, accompanied by Kenneth Morrison, of Born- holm, spent a few days holi- daying at Grand Bend last week. Mr. Roger Pryce, ,of Kitchen- er, has been spending the sum- mer months at the home of Mr. and Mrs, William Ahrens. Mr. Roger Eickmeir, of De- troit. with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.. George Eickmeir. Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Rudolph and Carol, of London•, with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern, Wolfe. Mr. John Amstein and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Amstein, Lin- da, Barbara and Karen, of Kit- chener, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. William Sholdice and Carol Wilbee and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig and Cheryl, of Walton, also called at the same home. -Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Innes, •of Tavistock, called on Mrs. Ros- ena Mueller on Saturday, and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Hehn and Perry, of RR 1, Seb- ringville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fischer, Keith and Brian, of Seaforth, visited Mrs. Miller, to celebrate the occasion of her 91st birthday. Master Gary Dill, of Monk - ton, at the home of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vyn Leonhardt. The band concert on Sunday evening was very well -patron- ized and there will be another concert at the Brodhagen Park on Sunday evening, August 19. A wedding reception was held at the Community Hall on P Bar Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs: Larry Schade (Betty Dol- mage),and on Saturday evening the wedding supper and recep- tion was held for Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil (Hieknell). Mr and Mrs. Louie Diegel and Mr. and Mrs. Budan and Darla, of Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs, Henry E. Diegel. The Brodhagen Rend, major- ettes and flagbearer took part in the parade at the Listowel Old Boys' Reunion on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. John Henderson was the organist at St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday in the absence of the organist,. Miss Audrey Priestap, whose mar- riage took place on Saturday. agen eque 1 home of his brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs,- Henry Leonhardt, Jr., on the occasion of his 10th birthday. , m416 boys attended the party. Mrs, Robt. Weitzel assisted Mrs. Leonhardt- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leon- hardt, Sr., visited with their daughter, Mrs. Martha Drager, Seaforth, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hatcher and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. Mead Bak- er and family, of Western Can- ada, also visited there. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwich- tenberg, Joan and Dorothy, and Miss Donna Irschick, pf Mont; real, with Mr. and Mrs. Her- man Leonhardt, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuer- man with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Master Earl Leonhardt was Stalke, RR 1, Gadshill, on Sun - pleasantly surprised at the day. *woe Winners, At Brussels The f eldi crop. compe Russell oats, sponsored by the Brussels Fall Fair Board, was judged by Norman Alexander, of Londesborp. The 28 -contest ants weredivided into two groups, "A" and "B," and the eight high scores in each group are as follows: Group "A"--- Harvey Craig, Walton, 90 points; Donald Mc- Donald, Brussels, 89; Rae 'Hous- ton, Brussels, 88; W. J. Turn- bull, Brussels, 87; William Den- nis, Walton, 86; Martin Baan, Walton, 84; Roy Williamson, Walton, 83; Wilbur Turnbull, Brussels, 82. Group "B" --Goldie Knight, Brussels, 93; James W. Arm- strong, Brussels, 91; Lloyd Montgomery, Wingham, 90; Donald Petrie, Brussels, 89; W. J. Perrie, Brussels, 88; Glen Huether, Brussels, 86; Clarence McCutcheon, Brussels, 85; Or- an Russell, Brussels, 84. DON'T MIS' OUR MID a SUMMER . SALE ENDS A '': BARGAINS District Groups Use Lions Park Facilities GIDEON'S PICNIC South Huron Gideon picnic was held Wednesday at the Lions Park, Seaforth, with 35 in attendance. In charge were E. L. Cornish, E. Mousseau and J. Thompson. Following the supper, relay races and games were enjoyed by all. A time of singing and inspiring testimonies•+brought the evening to a close. OAC OLD-TIMERS PICNIC The OAC old-timers' picnic was held at Seaforth Lions Park with 25 in attendance. In charge were R. E. Begg, 'Mer- ton, and Charles Laidlaw, Kin- cardine. Attending the event were: Prof. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Guelph; Prof. and Mrs. Richard Sands, Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duff, Bolton; Mr. and Mrs. H. R.• Hare, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. S, B. Stethers, Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford, Galt; Mr. and Mrs. William Gillespie, Galt; Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Intosh, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Grinder, Tiverton; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Begg, Tiv- erton; Mrs. George Downey, Tiverton; E. W. Weld, London. BETTLES REUNION -- BRUCEFIELD Williamson; young ladies, Alex - Inc Williamson; kick slipper, Gloria Carter; slow walk, Ina McGrath; balloon race, Flor- ence -Nesbitt; nearest annivers- ary, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wil- liamson; recent newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Williamson; youngest member, Sylvia Forbes; relay tie race, Alexine Williamson, Neil Williamson; three-legged race, Alexine Wil- liamson, Brenda Nesbitt; near- est birthday, Linda Nesbitt; husband calling, Evelyn Carter, Evelyn Williamson; candy scramble for the wee ones. Supper was served, followed by the business for 1963: Past president, Murray Forbes, Clin- ton; president, Albert Hutton, Listowel; 1 first vice-president, Ronald Williamson; secretary, Mrs. Russell Jervis, Clinton; treasurer, Mrs. Albert Clarke; sports, Dorothea Williamson, Jean Bolger, Gloria Carter. The 1963 picnic will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGrath, Seaforth, the second Sunday of July. The Betties reunion, held at Seaforth Lions Park, was at- tended by 29. Committees chos- en for the 1962 phonic were: president, Mrs. Ken Betties; vice-president, Mrs. Jim Young; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Allen Betties; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Betties, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Betties; table commit- tee, Theron Betties, Results of races were: Boys' race, Ronnie Young, Marie Bet- ties, Robert and Paul Taylor; girls' race, Peggy Ann Betties, Karen Johnston; boys' •race, Paul Betties, Peter Black, Bruce Betties, Garry Betties; men kick'slipper, Ken Taylor; ladies kick slipper, Peggy Ann Betties; guessing candy in jar, Mrs. Peter Young; carrying beans on spoon, Jim Young's team; throwing " pie plates, Ronnie Young; life saver contest, Ken Betties' team; tie contest, Kar- en Johnston and Garry Black; suitcase race, Allen Betties' team; candy scramble for the kiddies. The 1963 picnic is to be held at Seaforth Lions Park, July 30. Miss Margaret Aikenhead, of London, visited over the week- end with her sister, Mrs. A. :Aldwinkle. • Mrs. S.'McClung and son, Bob of Inwood, spent a few days calling on old friends in .the ' village. Mrs. McKell, of Montreal, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Areino. Mrs, Walter Moffatt left on Saturday for Gravenlrurst where she will spend some time with her sister, Miss Eleanor Fisher, Dr. Murray and Mr. Allan Fish- er. Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson, Mrs. B. Sholdice, Exeter, and Miss Lois Sholdice, Windsor, are spending a few days fishing up north. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKel- lar, Freeland, Mich., are visit- ing with Mrs. McKellar's sis- ter, Mrs. W. Stackhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson are visiting with •Mr. Wilson's niece, Mrs.. L. Durand, Stayner. The community was shocked to learn of the sudden death of Mr. George McCartney. We wish to extend our sympathy to Mrs. McCartney and family. Mr. Robert McCartney, De- troit, attended the funeral of his brother on Wednesday. Mrs. Mac Tully, Peterbero, is visiting with her sisters, Mrs. Charles Lane, , Mrs. Greg McGre- gor and other relatives. Brucefield United Church ser- vice will be held on Sunday morning at 11:00, when- Mrs. G. Beecroft, of Belgrave, will be the guest speaker,-. Sunday School will be held at 10:00 o'clock. Rev. and Mrs. It Johnston will be en holidays during the month of August. • FINAL SALE Famous t,eo. Dana! SUMm DRESSES Regular 12.95 Clear... Regular 8.95 to 12.95 • 2 -Piece Dresses ' Cotton Dresses • Sun Dresses Greatly reduced! at $6 .obi To clear FINAL CLEARANCE! Millinery Goderich; largest family pres- ent, that of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bur Turnbull; humber of jelly beans in a jar, Heather` Ross; most recently married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yungblut, Woodstock. At a short business meeting the following officers w ere chosen: President, Neil Mc - Gavin; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Neil McGavin; lunch committee, Mrs. Alex Dennis, Mrs. Maude Leeming, Mrs. Graham Kerr; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yungblutt, Bill Dinsmore, Janet Turnbull, Bill McGavin. TEBBUTT REUNION About 75 personscame from Detroit, Toronto, London, Crom- arty, Lucknow, Goderich, Clin- ton and Seaforth areas on Sat- urday, July 21, to the 39th an- nual Tebbutt reunion held in Seaforth Lions Park. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tebbutt were in charge of the register. The 'supper committee consist- ed of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jer- vis, Mr. and Mrs, • Roy Easom, Mr. and Mrs. William Norman and Mr. and Mrs. George Addi- son. In charge of sports were Mr, and Mt's. Jack Tebbutt and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Forbes. Win- ners of in-ners.of races were: Under six, girls, Connie ,Forbes, Sharon Colclough; boys, Wayne Lyon,- Gary yon;Gary Tebbutt; six to eight years, girls, Catherine Forbes, Connie Forbes; boys, Ian Hul- ley, Wayne Lyon; 9-12 years, girls, Lois Merrill, Patty Teb- butt; boys, Wayne Tebbutt, Iv- an Merrill. Kick the slipper, men, Ken- neth Hulley;' ladies, Faye Mer- rill; ladies' potato race, Mari- anne Merrill, Mrs. Lorne Jervis; men's shoe scramble, Robert Taylor; oldest person, Will Pot- ter; couple coming greatest distance, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McCartney; most recently mar- ried couple, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford McCartney, Jr.; longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neil. Man with the least hair, Will Potter; woman with the small- est ,waistline, Mrs. William Johnston; youngest person, Syl- via Forbes; wedding annivers- ary nearest to picnic date, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston (July 21); largest family pre- sent, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Forbes, and four children; lady with most of her own teeth, Mrs. A. P. Addison; lady with most buttons, Mrs. Will Teb- butt. After a bountiful supper the president, Robert Taylor, wel- comed those present. A mom• ent of silence was observed in memory of those who had pass- ed on during the year, The Rev. A. P. Addison was called to the microphone. He expressed his pleasure at at- tending this year. He and Mrs. Addison recently moved to London from Elliot Lake. Clifford McCartney asked that anyone with a change of ad- dress should contact the secre- tary, Mrs. John Watson, RR 3, Bayfield. Greetings were re- ceived from Mrs. Will Shephard, Washington, and Mrs. Cleta Brown, California. The treasur- er read her report • and the secretary read a list of officers for the year 1963. Officers are' Honorary presi- dent John Curry; past presi- dent, Robert Taylor; president, Lloyd Bond; vice-president, Jack Merrill; secretary, Mrs. John Watson; assistant secretary, Mrs. Jack Taylor. Sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. George Colclough, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Middleton,'Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Tebbutt; management commit- tee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pot- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Jervis, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mr. and Mrs., Wilfred Jervis, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curry; register, Mr. and Mrs. Will Tebbutt. DALE REUNION Sixty-two attended the annual Dale reunion Sunday at Sea - forth Lions Park. Offiicers in charge were: President, Hari ld Storey; first vice-president, El - gine Dale, _-second vice-presi- dent, Andrew Crozier; secre- tary -treasurer, Mrs. Walter Mc- Clure; lunch • conveners, Mrs. Arnold Jamieson and Mrs. Ken Stewart; sports committee, Jack Crozier and Gordon Dale. Five years and under, girls, Marlene Dale, Bonnie Storey; boys, Stephen Nesbitt, Brian Nesbitt; 9 years and under, girls, Anne Stewart, Marlene Dale; boys, George McClure, Ray Storey; 13 years and un- der, girls, Elaine Dale, Bonnie Stewart; single ladies, Elaine Dale, Bonnie Stewart; married ladies, Mrs. Harry Nesbitt, Mrs. Jack Crozier; married men, Jack Crozier, Harry Nesbitt; ladies with most buttons, Mrs. Elgin Dale; man with least hair, Ephriam Clarke; most but- tons in jar, Mrs. Gordon Dale; ladies kick the slipper, Pauline Dolmage; men kick the slipper, Harry Nesbitt; spot prize, Brian Nesbitt; girls, most colors, Dor- othy Jamieson; boys, most col- ors,' Douglas Dale; oldest man present, Ephriam Clarke; old- est lady present, Mrs. J. Barron; youngest baby, Brian Crozier; longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. E. Clarke; shortest mar- ried couple, Mr. and Mrs. G. Dale; wedding anniversary dos - est before picnic, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McClure; birthday clos- est to picnic, ,Mrs. Andy Croz- ier; people coming farthest, -Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clarke; largest family present, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nesbitt. McGAVIN REUNION THOMSON REUNION The Thomson family celebrat- ed their 24th annual reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stanlake's cottage at Port Blake, on Satur- day, July, 21st. Sports were en- joyed .by all present. Winners were: Races, under five, Linda Thomson, Brenda. Miller, Vicky O'Rourke; girls, 5-9, Barbara Stanlake; boys, 5- 9, Wayne Simpson, Billy Thomp- son; boys, 10-13, Larry Dilling, Bruce Simpson; throw the shoe, Dbug Stanlake, Larry Dilling; over 14, Murray Chance, Doug Stanlake; pop bottle contest, Joan Britton's team; guessing number jelly beans in jar, Alex Miller, Murray Chance;• mystery tray, John Hauser; persons from farthest distance, Eleanor Fish- er and her nephew, Murray Chance, of Winnipeg, Man.; birthday closest to July 21, H n- nah Miller; lucky plate, I rs. Roy Pepper. After a bountiful picnic sup- per the officers for the coming years were elected: President, Elgin Thompson; vice-president, Bert Thomson; secretary•treas- urer, Hannah Miller; sport, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pepper and Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Thompson; lunch conveners, Mrs. Norman Stanlake, Mrs. Leonard O'Rourke. Next year's picnic will be held at the Lions Park, Seaforth. • WILLIAMSON REUNION The Williamson family en- joyed their annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Nesbitt, Blyth, on Sunday. For- ty-two members were present to enjoy the sports, In charge of Linda Nesbitt, Eileen and Alexine Williamson. Winners welre: Pre-school, Larry McGrath, Maurice Nes- bitt; 6-8 years, Lois William- son, Katherine Forbes; 9-12 years, Mary Ann McGrath, Neil • About 75 members of the McGavin clan gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Gordon McGavin on Sunday afternoon. Races and contests• were in charge of Barbara Turnbull and Neil McGayin and resulted as follows: Nine years and under, girls, Evelyn 'Storey, Sandra Ross, Sarnia; Marlene Turnbull, Sea - forth; boys, Jack Habkirk, In- gersoll, Keith Clark, Paul Storey; 12 and under, girls, Heather Ross, Sandra Ross, Christine Turnbull; boys, Bob Legg, Goderich, Murray Law- less, Burlington; girls 16 and under, Janet Turnbull, Barbara Turnbull; boys 16 and over, Bert Dennis, 'London; married women's race, Mrs. Neil McGav- in; married men's race, Neil McGavin; shoe scramble, Neil McGavin, Sandra Ross; roll -the - barrel relay, Bob . Habkirk's team. Neil McGavin and William J. Turnbull shared the role of master of ceremonies and pre- sented mementoes ta• the wo- man with the most buttons on her dress, Mrs. George Hab- kirk, Ingersoll; people -coming the longest distance, Mr. and Mrs. William Dinsmore, Wind- sor; eldest person, Mrs. Sophie Kerr, Seaforth; youngest, Van- da Storey; person having a birthday nearest the date of the picnic, Dianne Lawless, Bur- Iington, Mrs. Thomas Legg, Reg. 5.95 to 11,95 All at one big discount price of $4r00 Ea. Special - Texmade, Colored Border Large size 80" x 90" FLANNELETTE • BLANKETS 16.95 Regular price 8.95 • SALE Pair WOOL, ORLON, BANLON Pullovers and Cardigans 20% All colors and sizes. SALE • OFF Great Sale of QUALITY PRINTS Mill ends and•'short ends. Reg. to 79c yd. SALE 490 up CLEARANCE COSTUME JEWELLERY at 1/2 Price STEWART BROS. SAYE^ TOW O E '$ A RA tT.04 Alt Evdry, suit is 199% pure wool w*.' steel is faqua mare brandfzx lrt:. popular two •<three blittga.$tyleS% 411'year-around- weight;. many : ave two trousers at these prises.. - - Reg. 89.50 for ..... 31.510 Reg. 55.00 for - 44.00 Reg. 59.50 for 47.50 Reg. 69.50 for 55.60 $5.00 Forsyth and Arrow • White Shirts o� • $4.00 Short Sleeve 2•918 Sport Shirt- • $1.25 Stanfield's Shirts 990 and Briefs �j�► • Men's Sox, Ties„flweaters,. Pyjamas, Sport Coats 20% and Slacks Off BIG SAVINGS ON BOYS' WEAR Buy Now For "Backto-School" Wear ! • 18 Only -- Sizes 6 to 16 - •. Reg. 12.95 and 14.95 ''.95 BOYS' SPORT COATS Boys' Short Sleeve - 1.95 -and 2.95 COTTON KNIT SHIRTS Sale Price 1.59 to 2.35 • BOYS' COTTON PANTS Checks, Cords, Chinos At . 20% OFF • WHITE "T" SHIRTS SALE 72¢ Boys' Penman's • Boys' Reg. 4.50 to 6.95 • DRESS PANTS • • SALE 20% Off • Reg. 3.95 to 7.95 = At 20% Off BOYS' WINDBREAKERS -- Sa143.15 to 6.35 Reg. 4.95 =-- Short Sleeve 3 49 BOYS' BANLON SHIRTS r Sale TO .THE EDITOR: The Editor', The Huron Expositor: Please accept the apologies of your Huron County New Democratic Party Candidate and the New Democratic Party for failings to express their ap- preciation in a paid advertise- ment • for your interest and support in the recent election campaign. The following financial state- ment of our campaign commit- tee will no doubt give you the reason: Receipts Ontario Federation of Labour $ 300.00 County Labour Unions 125.00 Ontario New Democra- tic Party Collection at meetings Contributions from in• dividuals 164.48 • WINTHROP 50.00 97.60 $ 737.08 Expenditures Radio and TV adver- tising $ 166.00 Newspaper advertising 239.51 Candidate's deposit . 200"00 Hall rent 34.00 Delivery of pamphlets 15.00 Office supplies . 26.63 Postage . 55.94 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Campbell and family ,and Miss Christine Pryce were in Uxbridge over the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dong Keys. $ 737.08 At this point I would like to express my .appreciation and that of the party to the local weekly papers for thdi'r co-op- eration. • •-Bob Goodwin, Secretary; R. L. Peers, Treasurer; Harold Stewart, Chairman; J. C. Hem- ingway, Candidate. CONSTANCE , PHONE 141 -= SEAFORTH Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley vis- ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods and family at Ajax. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dowson and Mr. and Mrs. William Dow - son visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Jewitt and family. Donnie and Kevin re- turned home after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. William Dowson and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Hawk- shaw, Constance, and Edwina, of Kitchener, visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Mr. and Mrs. William Storey and Mr. Norris returned home last week after attending the Calgary Stampede and travel- ling south to meet friends and relatives. , Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown this week were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brigham, of Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs, Seigo Nogouchi, of Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. George Weis and •family and Mrs. Sarah Brown, of Han- over. Mrs. Brown remained for a week's visit. M. and Mrs. Fred Cooper, of Seaforth, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley- WILLIS NEEDS YOUR HELP! There's a madman running loose in my store, armed with a very sharp marking pencil. Every time I turn around he's SLASHING PRICES below the bare minifn'um I LOOK WHAT HE'S DONE TO THESE PRICES ! /Teens' FLATS & JETS in White, Beige, Brown or Black. .. Women's Illusion WHITE or BEIGE PUMPS 3 ■99 Regular to 8.95. . SALE Child's Foam Soled TWO -STRAP SANDAL in Red, Tan, or White. Reg. 2,98. SALE 1.99 Teens' Imported Gold or Green CORDS Regular 1.99 SALE BOYS' Desert Boots and Foam Soled Oxfords Reg. 4.98 SALE 1.99 1.29 MEN'S DESERT BOOTS and FOAM SOLED OXFORDS Regular 7.95 SALE 3.98 BUY NOW -- YOU'LL NEVER GET 'EM ANY CHEAPER ! THONGS For Women and, children. ALL SIZES Reg. to 6.95 42 SALE M99 Quite •a few down to $1.99 290 Women's White WEDGE SANDALS Regular 2.98 and 398 -SALE 1.49 Women's CANVAS OXFORDS Wedge Heels, Beige or Navy Regular 3.98 SALE 2.49 A Great Many Shoes BROKEN LINES OUT OF SEASON SALE 970 • This is just a sample of what this idiot has done with his marking pencill Help ,me drive him away by buying all these TERRIFIC BARGAINS ! Don't leave him a thing to mark down. - You'll be •doing yourself a favor, tool Annual Summer Clearance ILI NO REFUNDS NO RETURNS *I I.' S SHOES FOR THE FAMILY DURING SALE