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GABABDINE 9

PANTS

510.95 Sport Slacks at a great saving just when you need them.

200 ENGLISH wonsnan suns

L 7 .50

CORDUROY

) Suiis from our regular raclrs to 169.50-If is a known fact

that our suits are the finest in the city. This wealth-end

choose yours from this grand selection at a gigantic saving.

sroin coins . 3 Popular one-Blurlon .lyi.. A JACKETS Here are regular values to 120

l7.95 At a big saving for the start oi the season ...i (5 b d' 'r a ar me opcoats 10079 English Wool GAIARDINE A i

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MEN! These Costs are worth up to 349.50 at

present prices. Choose yours this week-end Regular 34.95 Value

.95

EXTRA SPEClA.L VALUE

ossss SHIRTS 1.00

great variety of lalirics and colors. Regular to 29.50. 2 ""19" "NY V3" Hem?" ' l Windsor Collar pastel shirts.

Feature Price . . . . . . . . . . .. 54.50 value ............................ ..

HOLLYWOOD TOPCOATS

Save Dollars on these all weather Gabardine Coats. Regular 529.50--Navy, Fawn, Grey ........ .95

Saniorized-Fused Collar shirts in all the pop- 2e95

ular shades. A few dozen soiled Arrow and Van .... "By

sriu uviou sox..-. 95:

lVan Heusen WHITE SHIRTS-a regular 34.50 value. . aseseeeeesI)iDO(d)oele,eeeee eeeeeeeeeea

"WORK SHIRTS. Entire sioclt A.-..1-n-.-...-. . 207. OFF

TSUMMER COMBINATIONS-No Buttons, short legs, sleeveless. Regular 32.50 . . . . . . .,.-....;.x.-. . . . . . . . 3l.59

TBALBRIGGAN COMBINATIONS. Short sleeve. ankle- lengih. Regular 32.95-SALE . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . 32.59

MllRPllY'S DUNGAREES

2.95

mere pittance, and there is little doubt that the disputed panhandle was included in the bargain.

The names Lord Alvarstone. sn- Julisn Pauncatorte and 0.6. Sec- retary or State Key recur to mem-

SPORT SHIRTS 5 DOZEN ONLY

Spun Rayon Shirts in s. 3.95 quality.

.99 An early bird special ...... ......

PYJAMAS SALE 3.95

A lucky purchase of Broadcloth fyjamas-every lpalr worth S500. ALL SIZES

BOXER SHORTS 95:

"'Plasiic RAIN COATS. a 35.95 value . .v.-. . . . . . . .. 33.95

mi. Force SUMMER TROUSERS-Khaki .i..'de'. Regular ValUCu e etae ale 1 e eje ecI!e.e'e;e e e e e e e a 9 o,

"TIES, an assortment of 3l.50 and 32.00 Ties .. .. . 49: TDIAMOND SOX. Argyles. Wool & Nylon. 32 value 3l.49 'iCASHMERE SOX. 3l.O0 values. Elastic tops .-... . . . . 79:

"T" SHIRTS

Navy - Brown -

from our array of the season's smartest shades of Brown - Fawn - Grey. Sizes 34-44 in reg- ulars and tails.

While They Last

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Every peirwith :90-Day Guarantee. To open the summer season we Raga.”

offer you a ierriiic saving. 20 31.25

Buy a. halt dozen for summer-reg. 31.25 ,,,,,,,, ..

dozen in spun rayon. Save on

your summer shiris. By Forden and Van Heusen.

Regular to 32.95

139

Popular "Gaucho" style. White - Yellow.

Lace Back Sailor Style in Denim- 33.7l5 value

Save for Summer . . . . .1.

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leash in 1867. The boundary is well tween Alaska proper and Canada. be no further uncertainty. '1'hey defined by glaciers. streams, moun- Hundreds or men were ensued clme from R11 PIN! Of "10 "filled taln ridges, etc. The writer has during the summer of 1010 in cloee- States. I met one of them at been privileged to see some oi the cutting a strip about 100 ieet wide. vsnceboro. Maine. ten years after-

regard by Great Britain, rind the, tuie us, secretary oi state, aew- markers. on each side or the boundary Ind, Wlrds - knew him by hi! helkhl

Russians remained in possession oil ard. was able to buy the whole The with mg.-fun." or west long. bulldlnl ""7" "ii 'i”"5 """""' ”' "- 7 ””- M5 Ma 9 mmdly their iishlng and trading postal territory (or a comparative triile inl (Rude (om. the mun home, 5;. men" "' l" 0”” in" "W9 "mum b'””"5 hm” liml M” l" D""""'

Their economists and financiers the Canadian coast line thereby couldn't vlzualize the rich poten- acquirlnz a sort or "squatters tiaiities oi the territory - iish. rights”. The cosst was held in poor lumber. minerals. etc.. but an as-

enrer steamer about March lath from leattle to Stanley, with calls at intervening ports in the "pen- handle" of Alaska - Ketlchsn.

Wrangell. and Juneau. Big lumber mills end salmon cannerles appear-

tsbllshed fishing posts down along

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-"V'”;” "tr? twenty-four hoists. There ill"? Jlrire piles or short ehunhs or

2 Wind mount 30 inches long) celled

'r:mkrs". which were intended to ya Iavicd into shingles. These .xa.kca must have come from

A 'i7”'-ill and arms or the tern hith

tree 1 or vtmrslurcd in falling or by frost

A: the university training grounds.

3:; liked I. try at the weight throw- ,h1',;"T WIGM make a worthwhile mum of the in lo. hsnuner-never

get two or three turns in s

ed to be the principal industries in these towns.

'nIe "pan-handle? extends for hundreds of miles down the coast from the main body of the terri- tory ei Alaska. It also extends ten marine leagues (30 miles) inland. The title to the long narrow strip oi coast was obscure. and was the cause of a long and bitter disag- reement between Britain. Canada. and the United states.

cry in connection with the arbit-

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us down the river". casting the vote a

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which gave so much or the 3.0. coast to the 1.7.8. The Russians sold the strip or coast line to the U15. - whether or not it was leg- ally theirs tn sell is another ques- tion. it had been the ethics or Rusis, lndoctrina d by Peter the Great. to "acquire" all loose terri-

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O Gillette Blue Blades. I for 25!. are sharp. Mllfff sharp and give a fellow the best- . .."mm . .. 'h-mi ..

New to new time, save tune and make blade ensuing essy, set for Gillette Blue Blades in the modem Gillette that deals 'esn out unwrapped. You pay the price of the blades alone.

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