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The Brussels Post, 1921-9-1, Page 8e Store Schoo• l Opening • • • • • TUESDAY, SEPT ath, will be an eventful day for many, the occasion being the Ie - opening of School after the Summer Vacation, Large quantities of School Hooks and Supplies have been re- ceived by us to be in resdi- nese for the school trade. High School Text Books We carry the full list of those that will be required for the course here, also Loose Leaf Note Books, Refills for Note Boobs, Water Colors, Art Brushes, Drawing Pads, Compasses, &e, Public School Students • • • •F •• • • good attention. • See the New Scribblers, Exercise Books and Note Books Public School Readers and Text Books Slates, Peocils, School Bags, School Satchels, School Boxes, Crayons, Rubbers, Rulers, Pencils, Drawing Books, Writing Books add Accessories for school work. Your order will have aIWhy, Do 1 Use Klenzo? R Because it alakesmybreak- faattastebetterl" No stale mouth—no hot, harsh tongue. But the Cool Clean Klenzo Feeling that lasts so long. Carrybome tube of Klenzo today. Oa NTAUL CREM Tooth Brushes at from 20C up to 75c each FN R. SMITH ?he a._„04,..4L Druggist and Stationer +•÷41344344+•444.A't•••P•4^O$4F•4 j4+.44.+413'14+•+•+.****44444 goad N etas Plus Trek is on to Toronto Fair. SEPTEMBER arrives Thnrsday of this week. THE mushroom bunter is abroad in the land. amassers Fall Fair Thursday and Fri- day, September Is and 16. Don't miss it. Toes -DAY next Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Directors will meet at Wrox- eter, Ex•retuoa woodwork at the American Hotel has been brightened up by the painter's brush. Council will not meet next Monday evening on account of the Public Holi- day but will convene a week later. THE Poli will take its annual Hoax. DAY next week and therefore our next issue will be dated September Istb, PUBLIC and High Schools will re -open for the Fall term Tuesday morning of next week. Be on bandfor the opening. Doss'T forget to reserve your seat for Fail Fair Concert in the Town Hall oa evening of 16th inst, Plan at Fox's Drug Store. PosTOFaicE wicket will be open one hour after the assorting of the noon mail on Labor Day. Box holders will have access all day. D. M. SCOTT took his herd ot Guern- sey cattle to Toronto Fair this week. He has a well bred bunch and THE POST hopes he will get some of the red rib• bons, ASTER September 1st, any person em• ploying children between the ages of 54 and 16 not in possession of a work per- mit vised by the local school board will be prosecuted, CHATSWORTH News has passed in its checks after 36 years existence. Owen Sound Sue Times bas swallowed it. Chatsworth is To miles from Owen Sound. The heavy increase in cost was the cause of giving up the ghost. A SHOWER.—Last Friday evening a handkerchief shower was tendered Miss Vivian Harris, at the home of N. and Mrs. Chapman, who goes to Toronto to trace as a nurse in the Western Hospital, A jolly time was enjoyed and a tasty lunch served. Everybody wishes Vivian success and THE Pose "bars" her kindly offices when e completes b o letes her course if we should require one of thosea "Angelsels of Mercy," Miss Vivian was an active worker in St. John's church and will be greatlymissed. AVCTION SALE —Howard Hall is an- nouncing a clearing Auction Sale of Farm stock, implements, househld Mtn - Rare, etc., on Monday afternoon next, at r p, m, at bis home, Turnberry street North, The list may be read in another column. Mr. Hall has leased bis farm and is rernoving, with bis wife and fam- ily, to Stratford, where the young ladies will attend the Schools. While re- gretting their temporary absence we wish the girls every success and hope Mr. and Mrs. Hall will feel at home in the Classic City. GET NEWS ITEMS IN EARLIER.—Nearly every week newsy notes reach THE Pose Wednesday afternoon and by evening rurals but that IS too late for that week's issue, We make an effort to get to press by noon each Wednesday and souse- queutly the late arrivals have to Ile over until the following week and some of there may be no use after that delay, Many of the items might just as easily be in our hands on Monday, thereby giving plenty of time to get them in type, Send the news along. by all meaie, and we are always glad to got it but speed up the time in getting' it to Tag POST Mid you will have ;our blocs• fag, A 4 WON THE DISTRICT.— Quite a com- pany of Base Ball fans were at Wingbam Wednesday afternoon of last week wit- nessing the game Wingbarn vs, Tees - water. The former won the match and also the District, They now go into the semi-finals and should make a good showing. HARROW correspondent to Amherst - burg Echo said last week :—The quart- erly service was well attended last Son - day, and the many friends of Rev. C. F. Clarke were delighted to bear him preach He gave a fine discourse on David and Jonathan. Mr. Clarke is now stationed at Brussels, where be has won the hearty good will of all denomin- ations. • S00IAL ]EVENING Will Ton kindly stop and listen And hearken to oar plan 0 'T1s a social time for young folk, Given by Melville kirk, ye hen. There'll be games, and games and more games, And songs that all can hum, And provided by the ladies, The best of eats, yum ; yum We're looking for you, mind you, Next Tuesday night at eight, Put on your molting faces, And try and not be late. COMFORTABLE Residence, located on Flora street, Brussels, for sate Garden with smell fruits, hen house and stable, all in good repair. Possession given ae once, For further partic- alars apply to Phone 2110 or the proprietor, B, H, MCKINNON, Brussels P. 0. PoaTAIst.F-&ngine, suitable for Silo Filling, for sale cheap. Drawer 81, Brussels. 2 BABY carriage In good repair, for aisle. Will sell at reasonable price. For further partials. tars apply at THE Poss. NOT/rm.—Don't delay I Got your feather bed made into the Ten Roil Sanitary Mattress. We also pay hiebent price far old or new feathers. DO MINION FHATHER AND MATTitAA= Co., Brussels. RooMEH8 wanted. School girls preferred. Enquire et Tn it PORT, Ronny FOE .SALE: Eigh grade extracted clover honey. P, ice 20 cents Per pound. Bring your container G Eo, BLAKE, Phone 4219 Lot 5, Con. 14, Grey. Howse and lot for sale, Queen Street, Brus• eels. For farther particulars apply on the premises, MISS MCNAB, Brussels, WHEN you're going home take a City Dairy Ice cream brick with you from W. A. Wilts., Alt's. Dn. PARRER, Osteopathic Physician, vlette Brneeele Monday afternoon of each week. Chronic and nervous diseases successfully treated. Visits residences, Consultation at Qnee n'e Hotel. REPRESENTATIVE WANTED for Breesela and Huron County p to represent "The Old Reliable Foothill Nru•r ery a ek sale aremade e etobs in sellingNursery stook during 1e recon- strnctieperiod..y A eplendis opportunity for a live salesmen, Higheet commissions paid, handsome, free equipment, large line of fruit and ornamental stook to offer. 8T0NH & WELLINOmoz, Toronto, Ont, ALL Rrdxr^Thomas McMillan, who took his cattle over to the British mar- ket in June, has returned. He says he found prices for cattle - sufficiently bet- ter over there to justify shipping stock to that market, rather than selling here or shipping to the States. Mr. McMill- an says the labor condition in England and Scotland are improving aid not many idle men are visible, Clothing is very much cheaper over there than here. STANDING CORN FIELD CROP PRIZES. —Tuesday of this week Robert Berry, St. Marys, judged the corn crops enter- ed for competition in connection with East Huron Agricultural Society. The 7 prizes went to the following:— Thos Miller 893- per cent Everett Hoover87 ' E R Knight 82 " O. Turnbull &Sons 8s} John Bolger. 81 John Oliver,,. 81 " Jas. Moses 72 Crop is an extra good one marl oompeti- tion was exceedingly keen es above per- centages will indicate, AMRY BRUSSELS Saturday, 3rd Monte Blue IN The Kentuckians. Also Briggs Comedy Monday, 5th Frank Mayo IN Colorado Wednesday, 7th Hope Hampton IN The Bait UNtnw Sunday School plc -nil on Vic- toria Park 'Thursday afternoon of this week. Take it in. LABOR Day next Monday will be a public Holiday, Business places will be closed, so plsu for extra purchases on Saturday, Tug barn and contents of Wm. Dodds, Con. C, Howick township, were destroy- ed by fire. Insurance was $3,000 in the Howick Mutual. HAV Fever and Asthma are quickly relieved ryith "RAZ MAH." Time to fight Rheumatism_is the warm weather, RAZ MAH end T. R. C.'s both sold by Jas Fox. NUMEROUS Liberal$ anti others as well attended the political meeting io Sea - forth Wednesday afternoon of this week to hear Hon. W. L. MacKenz'e King and the other speakers. C. L. Wil.is, Editor of the Stealer (Alberta) Iudependent, gave TiE POST a frieudly call this week. He is a former Seaforth resident and has beau in the West for past Is years, lame bridge over the Maitland has its new Fall dress of black paint. 3 Ethel men did the work, Messrs. Stephenson, Cole and Gill. They have Ir bridges in all, 8 or g of them finished. THE Editor of THE POST and Mrs. Kerr attended the County Press Associa- tion meeting in Godericb last Friday and enjoyed an unusually pleasant time at Miunesetong Park where Convention was held, S. E. and Mrs. Chamney, of Water- 0us, Sask , were visiting here last week. They carne East to attend Listowel Old Boys' Reunion, being residents of that locality before going West. They are well pleased with their experience in Saskatchewan and will shortly be re. turning. Their daughter married Oliv. er Smith and they have been renewing old friendships here fur several months, Th"ir home is also at Waterous. LAID UP AGAIN.—Town Caretaker Robt Oliver has been laid aside again from a heart trouble and has been con- fiued to his borne. He has been in a very dangerous condition but shows improvement as THE PosT goes to press. We trust be will soon be able to resume his customary duties, In the meantime Mr. Oliver's son, Milton, is looking after the work. TURNED PnaTLE,—One day last week while "Tack" Walker, furniture dealer Seaforth, formerly of Brussels, was negotiating a had corner, near Dublin, his car turned turtle, injuring him quite seriously. In addition to had bruises Mr. Walker received a had blow on his bead which has caused partial paralysis. We hope be will weather the bad upset, Thos. Walker, Brussels, is a brother to the injured man. Mrs. Walker is a sis- ter to Mrs, Wm. Rands, South gravel road and Samuel and David Walker, Brussels. "Jack" has many friends in town who hope for complete restoration at an early date HENRY CARDIFF DECEAcED —As iuti- mate'l in a Milner issue Henry Cardiff, of Daupltid. Mau , a former resident of Brussels and locality, departed this life on August 3rd, at Brandon, in his 7716 year. He was the 3rd son of the late Mark end Mrs, Cardiff, 8th Con., Grey township, and went West about 38 years ago. Mrs. Cardiff, whose maiden name was Mary Crawford, of Milverton, pre deceased her husband by 20 years. 2 Sons (Mark and Robt ) and 2 daughters survive. Deceased was born in Kitley Township, Leeds Co., and came to Grey township with his parents in Spriug of r859 Mr. Cardiff followed mercantile life for a time and also farm- ed. He was a member of the Anglican church and highly esteemed by a wide circle of friends 'There were to roth- c b ert andisters in Mr.Cardiff's father's s familyof whom Mark in the West' aures ot 13 uss is • and Mrs T Bing.: r e" T Ston, of Laeglov, Wash. State, are the only survivors. Mr. Card ff had been in failing health for some time before bis demise, FAMILY PAltry—Thnrsday afternoon, August r8t11, a joyous company assem- bledat the home of Daniel and M[s Glassier to celebrate the birthday of the hostess and also to do honor to the lat- ter's sister, Mrs. A. Riley, and 3 children, of Calgary, who were tine guests of the happy occasion, After a program of games and sports supper was served from wen ladened ta- bles on the lawn wires 38 sat down and enjoyed the spread The party consist- ed of Mrs. A. McNichol, grandmother, Mrs. Boker end son Alex., Stratford : Miss Annie McEwen, Clifford ; Jas. and Mrs. McNichol and 6 children, and D. and Mrs McNichol And 2 children, Mc- Killop 1 L. Mrs Herman and son Guelph Junction 1 Jno., and Mrs. McNichol, Myth ; Geo, and Mts. McNichol, and Miss Inez ; and Wm and Mrs. Baeker and children, Brussels 1. and Jno, and Mrs. Glassier. 0120 grendchildrepp in the family 17 were present. Congtatu- lationa were extended to Mrs. Glassier on her birthday end thanks to the hos and hostess for the enjoyable time spent at the home. Your Financial Adviser As an institution with first hand knowledge of financial markets at bonne and abroad, and with Managers of broad experience and unbiased judge. ment, this Hank is in a position to render invaluable advice on investment and other money matters to its patrons. STANDARD s$RVJCR is comprrhfnaly. Flnascial Serelco THE STANDARD BANKOF CANADA. ,88 TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINETY MILLIONS )3russels Branch: - G. H. Semis, Manager, Dublin Branch: F. McConnell, Manager. CAR OF No. 2 C.W. Oats AND CAR OF No. 2 Kiln Dried Corn Will arrive in a few days. Order now. Alf. Baeker Phone 6 BRUSSELS tt tt People We Talk About I 33 33 G. Murray, Cayuga, was in town over Sunday. Miss Florence Stewart is holidaying with relatives in Hamilton. W. A. Lowry has gone to the West on a business trip. He left last Monday. Miss Beryl Gill, Ethel, was a visitor with Miss Doris McDonald, William St, Mrs Jno, Meadows and Miss Winni- fred, are visiting Torodto relatives and friends. Rata and Mary Fear, Tuckerstnith, were visiting their grandmother Mrs. Geo, Snarling. Jas. Kernaghan is improving ie be,zlth since his operatioh and we hope he will soon he o. k. Mrs. P. Ament is home from a month's visit with her daughter, Mrs, J. Lynn, at Walkerville. Mrs (Dr ) F.C. Fraser, Sudbury, is a holiday visitor at the home of Councillor end Mrs, Fraser, King street, There is quite a •'scatterrnent" of school teachers from town for their re- spective schools this week, Mrs. Parker Foster and Mrs, James Farrell, Kincardine, were in town Tues- day. They motored to town with Gord- on Ross. H. Wieduttes, ot Detroit, and Miss Lillian Walden, Kitchener, were wel- come visitors at the home W. H. and Mrs. Maunders, Miss Hattie Downing and nephew, Leonard Downing, of Medicines, Hat, have taken a trip to Toronto and East- ern points to see old friends. Lasc week Miss Grace Walker, Clin- ton, formerly teacher in Brussels, left for Esterhazy, Sask., where she will re- sume her duties on the teaching staff. Last week W. Hartry, Seaforth, for- merly of Brussels, was judge at the Walk.rton Horticultural Sho,s, He's an old hand at the business and a good one. Leonard K'opp, Zurich, bas taken a position ill John Ferguson's Dry Goods store, as Cardiff Best, who hes been clerking there will return to College this Fall, Mrs John 13. Bell and daughter, Miss Jean, Shakespeare, Out., were visitors with relatives and old friends, 'The former is a daughter of Mrs. F. Oliver, Brussels. W. and Mrs. Coleman and children, Joe and Marion, of St. Thomas, were week end visitors with S. Wilton and family, Mrs. Coleman is a daughter of the host. James Reynolds, Manager of the Co. House of Refuge, Clinton, was consult- ing a specialist in London, concerning a trouble ill his side, We hope for bene- ficial results. Miss Cora Hoffman, who was visiting at the home of her grandparents G. C. and Mrs. Manners, has returned to her home at Montreal, She made many friends here. Dr. and Mrs, Bigelow and son, Bus- ter, of Providence, R. L. and Mrs, Mc- Kelvey, Toronto, were the guests of Mrs, John E. Smith, They made the trip by motor. Manager Dixon, of the Bank of Nova Scotia, is taking a couple of weeks boli• days with Mrs. Dixon and son they are holidaying at Toronto and other points. S. A, Carson is here reljeving. Miss Bezel Lowry is back from a de- lightful trip through the West as far as Seattle, Washington, Her aunt, Mrs, (Rev.) Poole, and baby, of Windsor, came to Brussels with her for fa visit. t. Miss Sara Gilpin, of Los Angeles, who was here duriug e d g the past week visiting at the home of her broth- er, J. J. Gilpin, Church street, has gone to Wiarton and other plages where she will call on old time friends, Mrs. los Schwadron and children. Izz''e, Mac. and Leo, are here from Tor. onto and purpose making•their borne in Brussels, once more, as Mr, Schwadron is engaged in mercantile business in our town, We welcome them back. Mrs, Fl&cher Sperling is visiting at the home of her son in London. She accompanied Dr, Fred. Gilpin, as he Was returuing to Chicago, as far as the For- est city in his car. Mrs. Gilpin went from Brussel% to Niagara Falls to visit relatives end met her husband in Lon- don, Lorne Eckmier, of Flint, Mich., ar- rived hire last week for a short holiday with relatives and old friends. Mrs, Eckmier and son preceded him by a few weeks. Mr, Eckmier was a former Brusselite and well known to the people of the locality. Mrs. Eldridge, of Woking, England, arrived ill Brussels last week, after a very pleasant voyage, end will visit her daughter, Mrs. Harold Kerney, Thomas street. This is the visitors first ex- perience in Canada, and 'Tam POST is glad to hear, her impressions are, as we would expect, most favorable, ICE°A:6 I el n 90 CREAM IS SOLD BY' W. BELL BRUSSELS It Stands the ?'est. Earl and Mrs. Cunningham are holt. daving at Toronto and Niagara Falls. Mrs, Mary Griffith, Winnipeg, is here on a visit with relatives and former acquaintances, having lived here for years. She and her son moved to Win- nipeg rr years ago and are well pleased with city life. Mrs. Geo, Colvin and Robt. Anderson, of Brussels, are sister and brother of the visitor, Jacob and Mrs. Millin and daughter Dorothy, and Thos. B. and Mrs, Sper- ling, Elizabeth and Ellwood, al I of Ni- agara Falls, N, Y., have been visiting at the borne of Jno. and Mrs, Sperling, Turnberry street, Brussels, Mrs. Mis- lin is a daughter and. Mr. Sperling a sou. Our townsman spent a number of years at Niagara Falls before locating here. AUCTION SALES i MONDAY, SEPTEMBER San —FOrm Ateek,tm- plemonts, Household Furniture, &e., Turn. berry et. North, Brussels. Sale unreserved at 1 p. m, Howard Hall, Prop. Jae. Taylor, Ano, BORN OuRnli.—Ia Morris townebip, on August 19, 1021, to 61r. and Mre, Rneeel O. Corrie, a son—Donald Stewart. LENNOX —In Wallace. on August 24, 1921, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lennox, twin sons, SMITa.—Io Grey, on August 16, 1921, to Mr. and hire, Francis W. Smith, a sot. SPENOs.—In Listowel, on August 28, 1021, to Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Spence, a daughter, STErds —In Walton, on August 5,1921, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Steles, a son. • DIED Eron.—At his late reeidenoe, Goderich on August 211, 1921. eon oI late Joseph $Idd, of Dublin, Ont .^ Joseph A. ffIdd, in his 00th year. STEres,—In Walton, on Aogust 24, 1021, Allen John, infant son of Daniel and Mre. Steles. Auction Sale AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, Ih1PL1E- Aflame. T'onNrmdne, &o.—Ja,aos Taylor, Auctioneer, hes reoelved instructions from the undersigned Proprietor to sell by Public Ana. Mon at hie home, Tnrnherry St., North, Brute eels, on Monday, Sept. 5031 at 1 o'clock, the following property : 1. heavy draft horse 6 years, 1 heavy draft mare 8 years, 1 cow asap. saeed to solve Feb. 28,1 cow euppoeed to calve Mar. 6, 1 cow supposed to calve Mar. 12, 1 Jer- sey now supposed to calve Apr. 20, 1 heifer sup- posed to calve Mar, 10, 4 steers 1 year old, 2 heifers 1 year old, 2 Spring calves, 2 craves 2 weeks old, 1 sow 1n pig, 10 plgs about 100 lbs., 125 Barred Rock pulets, 0. A. 0. etrain, 100 0. A. C. Barred Rook hens 1 year old, 10 0. A. 0. Barred Rock cockerels, 1 MuseeyHerrts binder 6 ft. cut, 1 mower 5ft cut, 1 horse rake, 1 disc harrow, 2 walking plows, 1 gang plow 111• hoed drill, 2 wagons, 1 top buggy, 1 open baggy, 2 new wagon boxes, 1 eat bobsleighs, 1 tatter, 1. puiper, 1 fanning mill, 1 Bet 8,000 ib. scnlee, hay fork, car and pulleys, 1 set double harness, 1 set plow harness, 1 set single hart nese, email quantity of hay, quantity of fed• der corn, 150 bushels of oats, 1 Daley churn, 1 washing machine, 2 sideboards, 1 kitchen table 1 Raymond sewing machine, 1 coal heat- ing 'stove, 1 'Klondike heater and pipes, 1 lounge, 1 rocking chair, 1 lawn mower end other articlee too numerous to mention. Sale will be without reserve as the proprietor has rented his farm, .Terme—Surae of $10 00 and ander cash; over that amount 12 menthe' credit given on furnishing approved joint notes. Land owners ne security. 4 per cent off for cash on credit amounts. HOWARD HALL, Proprietor. Old Plank for Sale n 4 Jamestown bridge, mu- tilating o ]d planking o Ja ow g p gg!n hand 20� feet ate •Ia h about 6000 feete of o 0 00 of 2-Inah will be offered for sale Saturday aaening of this week, at 5 o'clock. S. EINEM, Notice to Ditchers Having completed our contract we have for ante 1 alightly need Wilkinson Rooter Plow, also Rompers. FRASER & ROBERTSON, Phone 1818, Bluevale P.O, Miss Mae Wilkinson Teacher of Plano Will resume her class at the home of Mrs. J, Logan, Mill Street, Brussels, after September let. MAUDE C. BRYANS OPHTHALMOL.OGISr Graduate Department of Ophthalmology Mw. Oormiok Medical College, Chicago,. Ill Three menthe poet grednete Bourne during puet year. Eyes correctly fitted with Glnaeee. Head' aches, Inflamed Eyoa, Granulated Eye Gide and other Eye troubles, omitted by Eyteetratn, relieved through properly fitted Glasses, Satiata:tton Assured. Optianl Parlor In Lashio block, one door South of Berrlster Slnelatr's office. r Moe hours ; 0 to 12 a, m, ; 1 to 0 m in, Alse Wedaeeday find eetarday eventual, Phone 26x ring 4 • • • • • S • • • • • •1 e • • • • • • N •• Fox's Drug Store THE ZEraux.a. STORE Weekly Store .News Snap The Great Hand Cleaner gives Wonderful Results. Try it, Sand Flush Far Closet Bowls and for that only. We{ch's Grape Juice in Quarts Pints and Half Pints Taulac Tho • • • • 8 - • 0' Great Tonic I • You e will find it • e a good one. .a • ,o • School Opening September 6th • You will find our stock very complete and we shall be pleased es • to supply your wn,uts-- 8 Public School Books High- School Books • • Paints and Crayons School Bags • Pens Pencils Erasers a Scribblers Exorcise Boolis Note Books • Mechanical Sete Paint Brushes Fountain Pens Compasses Microscopes Protractors • ' - School Books Inks Balers • • • • a Blue Bird • I Stationery • • • • • • dao &c. &c. Have you tried this very popular line of Stationery Y We have it boxed and also in pad forth. • • • • • e • • • • 0 • e • • • • • • 4 • • • • • ar The Pickling Season • • • Will soon • be on• Don't forget that • we • carry a full line of Spices o and always fresh. • • FOX'S DRUGSTORE •"Careful Prescription Dispensers" • • • • DRUGGIST and STATIONER • •• •••••••••••••••••••••a••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• eQO°dbJW `S¥Q2'.L><& BRUSSELS MARKET !,� Fall Wheat EI 20 it 20 iHNVSlf EAS Oats 1 705 1 G 72 72 JAS. E. SMITH — PROPRIETOR Png Baeriop This popular hostlery is open to the public in Butter all departments of a Firat•olass Hotel, Eggs. Meals served at regular hours, Nee . Phone 54 Olean, comfortable beds. Hw Potatoes per bag 871 10 50 122 00 40 10 20 18 00 2W SpecialBargains Saturday Night of this week we will. give Special -Bargains in Boys' Bloomers AND Boys' Pull -overs Colors in the latter—Blue, Grey and Brown. Fine line of Ladies' and Children's' Cashmere Hose. Just put into stock Organdies, Ginghams and Voiles. R. W. FERGUSON FP -Watch our Advt. Call and see our Bargains. Specials This Week • rr �'I'si`r �''r �r r� r� r7 w' `I -T �''� T7 • Men's Overalls $1.2 5 Boys' Bloomers 95a SAVE -- MONEY - BY CALLING Joe Schwadron RJ*" ,,,‘,