SEPTEMBER 10, 1931

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Phone 888

i. P. J. MacIJUNALD

Cor. Prince and Kent Streets - Phone 888-889

"If it swims, Flies, Runs or Grows, if ilgflood to Eat We Have it.”

P. J’s SPECIALS

10 DAYS 0F BARGAINS srerruozn lUtIl—2UlIl.

Phone 889 '

25c 25c 25c

5 Q45, Cranberries — - — 4 pk, Salt — — — — — —- 1 in. fresh Ground Coffee

3 tins Sllllll — "' ‘_ —' '“ 7°56 3 Corn Flakes & 1 Bowl — 29o Clams. l tlll.- -— -— -- — 11¢ Salmon. 1 tin - —- — - Tomatoes. 5 lh.-a. 3 princess Soap Flakes — - (focoanut. . -— — —- —

4 lbs. Dates -— — —- — -— Dairy Butler - — —_ -- —- Ayiiiier Aliirmnlrltle. I11‘ -

slii-rn Pirlvflllllll‘ — —— —- - Liquid Veneer. reg. 60c -— 3 lbs. Primes - -— — —- —- (‘ream Tartar. hulk lh. - -

7 Green Tomatoes. pk. - ._.

_ Shortening

| .(‘limax Soap — — ‘- -. m m" ‘ Lynn Valley ‘Tomatoes 2 for

‘ Bill-ford Pears 3 for - _

3 cups and saucers and 5 Surprise Soap _. - _.

Onions 10 lbs. -- _ ._. ._- Cl rto Lard. lb . _ _ _ _ ._. _

Pickling Onions 1 lh. — — Nlllll-[Il-P-ll _ - __ _- ;. _. Floor Wax, largo ._ _ ...

l._viin Yiilligit Peas — - - .»\,vfini'i' Siieed Peal-lies 2 for .

8 Rolls ‘foilrt. Paper — - I-"resli llulk Raisins. lb. ._ Ripe Tomatoes 6 qt. basket

I<I.\"I‘RA l0 lhs. WlllTl-I SUGAR

57o MEATS

t 4 lbs, Spare Ribs - 23c 2 Boneless Cod - - 25c Sliced Back lliicon -- 30c (‘ottage Roll

Whole or Half l-liim lh. 29c

I - i "t illll. L. I. DUFFY

DENTIST

i New Tweel Building i

i Phone. Office Hours

. Offirc 1600 9-1 Residence 1238

Opening .‘tltl.\'lli\\'. Sl-ZPT. 20 Comer of (‘hurt-h and (irnnvilie Street For piirti-ulars Phone 225. or a personal l‘.lII lo Mrs. (icorge Lewis, ZCbuirli 51.. Summers-lite. L9H‘)

082i.

i > U Saint Peter’s

l'Rl'll‘.-\R.~\TORY SCHOOL Rnchford Square

IUNDERGARTEN and PRIMARY (lRADES

Opening September 15th. Miss (lngvnln-tli Fry

EXTRA 98 Queen City $3.7.‘-

98 Prairie Queen — —~ $3..

Phone 1078

BIRTHS

Mil r .\ ll 'I' II l' R —— At the. Prince Ceuntv Htlspiinl. Sept. ti. i937. to iiit. rind Airs. Ralph Mac-Attlaur. a son.

Ill'l.l'0lll1~At the Prince Count)’ "rural. srpi. 4. 10.17. to Ml". and Mrs. William Hulford. a son. WUOIL-At. P. E. Island }I0:\1\illll, 5°ftl~ B. 19:17. tn Ml‘. and Mrs. Wen- dai Wood. Central itoyulty. a dmluhicr. Doreen lVlary.

Nlcnohsoisun: P. E. Island Hos- ital. Sept. 9. i937, to Mr. and Mrs. Orman Nicholson, city, a son.

5TE\\‘=\RT—At Ottawa on Sept... 7- 1937. to Mr. and H- Ron-

. lid Stewart, a son.

‘I ..~--.4-__- ___.-__---~._

WRETCH-At LONE Creek. sent- I- I937. to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stretch. a daughter.

J ______ prawns

BALLANT-At the Charlottetown Hospital, on September o. 1937. "Imllll Harmony Gallant. aged 44 Y$~ The remains were forwarded Frank Hennosseyls Funeral

"l9 Yesterday afternoon to his wmét in Souri; where the funeral vdockfllre place this morning at B

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N. D. MacLean UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wiltshlre

Phone 149

PIXTRA SPECIAL

a

1.65

nit: Central Guardian

LADIES SHOES. broken lines to clear at $1.29 pair. Puidie and Ferguson. L-457-9-10-2i.

KNIGHTS 0F COLUMBUS- MOIIWIY meeting this evening at 8.15 important bUMDQSS. Full at- tendance requested. 11-458.

SPECIAL PRICES on children; school shoes. Pin-die and Fkargu- ‘011-5- L-457-9-l0-2i.

THE BROOKFIELD Presbyter- ian Church, a special service under i-hr», auspices of the W. M. S. will be held in the Brooklidd Church on Sabbath evening at 8 p. m. The Rev. G. Carlyle Webster will be the guest preacher. 17-461.

$PECIAI. SALE ladies shoes, broken lines, regular price $4.00 and $5.00 to clear $1.29. Purdie and WTZIISOIL 14-457-9-10-21.

THE CENTRAL PARISH’. Div- I119 worship will be held on Sab- bath next as follow": Clyde River ll a. m., Canoe Cove 3 p. m, Nine Mile Creek 7.30. p. m. MI. Jack htcQueeii. student will preach.

L-461.

“ENS WORK boDln Special $2.19

rue LHARLOTTEFOWN GUARDIAN

We Are Going To ll

BY GIVING YOU ON

FRESH BEEF. FLOUR, FEEDS, CR

TEA, SUGAR AND A

OASII and GA

"now" 2

THE FOLLOM/ING:

VEGETABLES, POULTRY, SHORTENING LARD

We sell for Cash Delivered at your door. 747 or 748. Start now Buy FALL SUPPLIES

OUR MOTTO SERVlCE-QU ALI T Y-PRI CE

The Largest Food Store in the ilIm-itinwa GREAT GEORGE STREET

ouble 0ur Business

LOWER PRICES

FRESH PORK, EAMERY BUTTER, LL CANNED GOODS

PHONE

RIIY STORES

MAKE uivUsuaiTsEfZtmiI-‘ciiy

pair-Purdie and Ferrizsoiis. L-457-9-10-2t.

-____ POLICE (‘OUR'l'—At. iht‘ Police Court ‘yesterday- ll iiolnziii drunk was sent to Jdll tor l5 drivs and HHOJICI‘ ease agzinsi. a woman involving a charge of using abu- sive language was adjourned for one, week. Preliniiiinijv hearing in a case where the (lefenrlant. was charged with receiving stolen goods opened and tho case was adjourn- ed until today‘. A miin charged with indecent exposure Wits remari. tied for a week. A vagrant. was sent in jail for 20 dnvs and two drunks who foiled to appear had their fivc dollar batl hcvvi. estzeated.

MEATS

l-‘resli Hamburg .. .. 16c lloitigna — -— - - 15c Ailllilll llreasls —- -— - 13c SEIII Herring‘. doz. —- 39c Chicken and Fowl

i i Bran. Brig I

p" lltrinitg Gliiitco ttilbufrl;

FRIDAY. SEPTENIBER 10 (‘lioir Rehearsal, Ileartz Hall 7.00.

Outstanding Bow ls P u rc h a sod

Dr. J. P. Lantz, Charlottetown, P. 1., 118a pure-timed from B. H~ liuii A: S011, Brampton, Oiit., the Ji coir, Biampioii Standard

has a _llllli()l' two year old rcroizl oi 64m 1b.». of milk, 347 iIJa. cl i.il. in 305 diiyw, Wllil an average uwt oi 5.23 per cent.

sht- l» ii daughter" of the grand

tiiulilflnli bun" over Canada, Briiiiipitiii sporting Standard. that lit in‘ up.) sold to Australia for

$.'l.iii..(il. lie hi1.» one of the grout- Fob .i'i.».\ bills eivr pruuuced in toil. zni tlllli tins K niuny snow iiizinii.» iuid cli.ii n’ He ' i..i'ii l sired by tile l; i.ii (min .\‘iet...l buil. Sitllldllftl of Uiikluirt. Iliiill the beautiful cow. lsiuinipioii spotting Peggy. with a1 ixcuurn oi 7.2323 lbs. of niilk. 455 lb». of l.ii. ii iii 365 (lays as a

niii oi Brampton Standard . a <i‘.iii{.:.itci' oi the im- bull. Loiil oi the Isle, one

ds cuastanding sires of i and the rue of that ‘l tjiiu‘. Lord's Model, in ‘ herd at

Brampton

.» 1.. zy next on tent, its a two _\'-.;|i- o i at Bliiinploli. but was 701d to Ah inn rliwiii. the middle of her l'l'('~"I'(l lliliI liii. not since been put tlil l‘ . i.

the Isle ir. a three- "ll1tl' l" listi-liills V01- .‘il'!,‘ <| l-Ilt.‘ world's

'. lllriinpitiii Biisilila. He l lit) i..~.eit (Iti‘lt.'.'Ill(‘l'S and (loltl hlelitil sire.

i from the import- s l-‘iiiry Glen with

ti. "1 lb. . of liillk. 490 Ib-., of lat, t s" t..i- 5131100 to British (.i.ii.i.|i..i. Ila. daughter of winner

relight and dccp with balanced udder

tiiui type. s a sifeiidid well and ‘of light fawn color.

Commissioner To DisoussTrade With Exporters

Mr. FKW. Fmascr, Canadian Trade Commissioner to Jamaica arrived in Charlottetown last fllkm- He expects to remain hert- untli Sat- urday. Questioned as to the P111“ pose of his visit Mr. Fraser said it was with a view to lncreaalr-it trade with the West Indies 18111110 where lie. was located. The 91'1"’ clpsl export from Prince Edward Isinnd to Jamaica was potatoes. The market there m both seed and tahfie stock was limited bill- gms pfQVlnCe got its share. Bust- ness conditions there W979 8°05 this sens-oil. the Trade Commis- sioner said.

While here Mr. Fraser will meet business men. Pfifl-Icllllflt’ 9399"‘ ers. Born at St. Slephfn- NS"

Bruncwlfllt. this is his first. VlSlt to Charlottetown. He is 5109111! l‘ the Canadian National Hot‘

SEE OYR >‘l‘l.l~'Islll!) lance of new fall how for men. women and children at Pilrdie and Fer- guons.

GYROS FIX TO l‘l('TOl'-—F‘i\'r

lt‘.‘lii|)t'l\ c: the Charlottetown Gym (‘i b let" l.'i.= (‘Yflllllfl via Canadian Airways plane for Pic- (Oll. N. S. to attend the grand

ball in roiinrrzzfin wonvention. Pilot. M. S. Jones ivns hi. the panes rwitrnls and we: schedule-rt to land m. the New Glasgow airivnn. Th" liyinc Gi-rns. tnriudin; Main-r R. C. Chandler, W. A. fitiurlel. Flori Taylor. Fen- wlck Ritchie. 7I'l(l Gil Henry. made a peareful "air raid" before leav- ing the CV)‘. Thry dropped “paper bombs.“

TIIE (‘IlAltl.O'l"I'E'l‘fl\l'N Male Cllflfhs nut m. the Lesion Hall last (‘\'€‘liil"_', for a TPIITHOH and a reception to their iortnrl‘ director. Mr. lilasnii R l~i=iv of New Glasgow, N. S., who has been vis- iting friend.» in Charlottetown dilriiig the psat week. During the eveiiins: recent. numbers sung by the Chorus were rcnrlered tinder the bnioii of the new director. Mr. Albert Dllillh, with Mr A'bei't- BlllPClllllTI at the piano Mr. Mc- Kay, iii a short. ziddrcss. highly complimented the new director and the Chonis on their rendition of the numbers and timed them to continue their good work. Mr. bit-Kay also very acceptably sang two solos to cveryhodyfls enjoy- ment. Coffee and sandwiches" were served and .1 plrnsant evening was ended b_v the Sillflllltl of Auld Lang Sync. 'l‘1:c (‘limit decided to FFFIIIHO l'("lill."ll' l‘<‘lli‘fli'~2ilS be- ginning Tuesday‘ the 21st. inst. ,

Personals

ltlessrs .1. O_ Hvndmen, R E. Mutch and J. A. Clark attended a niectiliz iii ltiotietoii yrierday of the Maritime Transportatvvn Com- mission. They made the trp both ivrvrs by plane.

Mrs. E1 S. Mtvlenrt, well known Island ponies who years old. is (‘IYjOYlllK health. Phr- uns a visitor to Gov- ernment. llnllst‘ rrcenty. and was presented ivtrb n beautiful bouquet of flmvei-s by Ills Honour. .=—.._-_~~~».—.._..— _- .. ~~

excellent

L-457-9—10-2i. t

Wflli tho Gyro‘

is ninety-four i

police made an unusual seizure last night when they confiscated 170 pounds o! solder metal found under a culvert at the railway crossing at Si. Avards. The metal was valued at apprormately $60 police said. A check-up failed to reveal the‘ owner of the metal but DOIice be- lieved it. formed part of the loot of thieves from some local estab- lishment. Police were continuing the investigation.

Llsland Battle Share illonors With it. S.

Rontague Fox Breeders’ Club

ls Orga nizeil

A meeting of the Pox Breeders ‘ of Montague, was held at Montzi- v gue. on Wednesday, Sept. 3rd.

'I‘lie meetling was presided over b)‘ Mr_ Robert Stewart, acting as

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Chairman, and Mr. M. G. Mflllléh. ‘ acting as Secretary. The meeting was flf.l(lrl‘:$(‘(I by the Minister o1 Agriculture. l0ll0\\'6(I<b_\' the Field-

i Entrants At Expo. ,

5 (By The Canadian Press) SAINT JOHN, N. B-. 59D!» 9- Judging in all departments Wflfi trompleted at the Saint John 137x- hibition here today and NOVRSFW ‘tia split honors with Prince Ed- tward Island tn the cattle divis- ions. A close race between Guy Rodd. ‘Brackley, P. 132.1. and the Oak- fteld estate. Oakfleld. NS. feat.- ‘ ured the Guemsey field. Rodd Pit" duced the male Hand fhfimlllfi" for seniors and Oaiifield the fe- male senior grand.

A young bull named Oakficld

smug Prince. Junior chemvim e‘ ‘the Royal Winter Fair. Toronto. t last. winter. was best of the Junior imains today. while. Oakfield MlX- ter Milkmatd was the champion ‘calf of that breed. _

l In. swine Judging. simnvside I01. owned by Charles Willis. (Clyde River. P.E.I., was declared champion female of the Yorkshire breed. Other Willis has; shew“ well in herd judging. iylwfltl first and third ln the senior division and leadlllg i" the Junk)"-

Almon Boswell. DuristaffnallP-P- -E.I.. earned first. ribbon for shcPP with Ayre 635E’ in males while his Ayre 649? captured female hon- ors. The ram. Chisholm 52B and the ewe. Boswell 5P. owned by George L. Boswell oi Charlotte- town went champions in Shrop- shires.

Express Views 0n Labor Problems

VANCCILJVER. Sent 8-40?“ The difficult Canadian prvbleets °i relationship between‘ eniployei 815d employee and the piovision of a - equate social security for citizen-S of the Dominion today engined Hi" {cation of delegates t, the nth

annual convention of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. -

Labor's place in national rein- itioris formed the sinned W‘ “'1'

(tmsses by 5_ G_ Blaylock of Trail.

B. (1.. and Hon. Michael pwyer o;

Halifax, Nova Scotias Mmwlfil‘ °

Social

I One Hundred Bl

Wholesale Confectioners, Charlottetown

CUT DOWN ON YOUR SHAVING COSTS Try a box on the manufacturer's generous money back guarantee.

Sidney T. Green & 0o.

ado: for Si .00

Diltributors for Prince Edward Island

ninn. Ml‘. W. F‘. Burke. who ex- lllfllllrfi very effectively. the ob- | lect the Detlartment had in mind. iand the methods by which he i ivoulrl carry out these objects. He was followed by Mr_ Lreorgc C311- laerk. .\Ir:i'. Marketing Departtnont of the Canadian National Sll\‘t‘l' Fov Breeders Assn; and Mr_ Ray Tlmlfl’. TPPfPSerirnt-ive of the P, 13. I. Fur Pool. The matter was further rlzseussed bl’ residents of Aiontmur». and m; district. rind the opinion flkprclggpr] by tho“, gem tletn! n. veils that. Montague “rt-mm lmmerllatelv more in the maria-oi estahlishiric a Fox Club in their vlcinitv.

The Club was then duly Qfggn. izerl. i7\"IIl Mr_ GPHTQF Mrqntyyfi President: Mr. Harigv D3\';50n_ VINR-PTPSJ and Mr. M (y, Manny. -Secreiar.v: and two Dreetors. Mr. Mfifsilfil Revnolcls. and Mr. Harold Brothers Thev rleclded that. their first meeting would be on Septem- ber 17th.

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September brings new. bargains to

THE BASEMENT

F

siirrounclimz | consensus of‘

Men's All \\'o-;il Zitipel‘ Swentr-lxs.

ggfitlign Elitltliiiletlililfi; 98o

Men's I Fanqv Broadcloth Coat

Shirts with Fiisctl Collar —

Men's Heather Bligltui-o Sweaters. Sizes 3S to 42 Q ...l.25

.\len’s Dneskin Zipnei" Wind‘ , . . , . .__(_-1 B. . Alerts Broadcloth bliildv. ' . Zffaarfiiv? l 2“_n Color Blue and Tan —~ -» fig‘; L

7 . ‘ Basement Bargains for Men Men's Navy Blue Suede Wind- Men's Doeskin tilliris. lwilw b k .S" r36 ‘ 46 Al t “z t: ' ' rea ers M65 to aroon, Navy and L id t $3.3‘;

Men's Fall Weight Coiiilitinnfutt Underwear. Sizes ‘.36 to ii '\l

Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers. Sizes 36 to ~1~1~

.\len's Khaki Cmnbifl- ations with Zipper — ~q ."-'"“" i’

Spot Cash, no charges, no “apprO”

itoys’ Docskin “findhrcakcrs. Color Navy, Maroon — — — — —~ — Boys’ Overall Conihirr ations. Sizes 2t‘. to 316 -— ' Boys’ Sailor Pants. liner

hack. Sizes 243 tn :34 — Flryvslcivireti t. Shirts. (‘olor Maroon and f7=ltl0i~ A ‘A - -‘ Boys‘ Cheviot Shorts. Sizes 22 t0 3t! — -—— —— " —"

Preliminary Hearing ls . Adiournedi

t

Eleven witnesses gave t‘\'lflPl'iCf3I yesterday at a preliminary hearing in the manslaughter case. the King vs. Albert Muriey of Char- lotrtetmvn. The case ivill resume at li o'clock today. Mogul-rate G. .l. TWFPEIY, K. 0.. is presidintts’ lvii‘. l’). Edzar Shniv. K. (7.. is con- ducting the ease for the Crown and, Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. C. i5 de-j fense counsel. _ i

Chartres were laid lifliilhiifMlll": lev following tho death of Angilg Bll0'e.‘ 70. retired Rntstieoirille. school teacher in a liizhivav ne- rident. near his home on the 22nd of Auciist. i

Witnesses yesterday included Martin Kenny oi Chririott-tetfowzl.’ driver of the em" ivhich passed‘ Ruotr- Just. prior to the net-merit; thp five other occupants nf his ear.‘ Mr_; Kenn“ Jnrk Kenny. Carolyn Kenny. Prank Moron. and Victor- ia Mrlnnis. nil of Charlottetown; Dr. J. l‘). Mz-ntticon of’ Charlotte-

" I Public Work and MiHPS I -_. -4 . 5 _ r - _ V _

. Security was discussed by Allth"! “W,” “W: '.'“‘?."'If"l(, m," n"?

Tflfi LflfQ TO Qflfilfv B. Purvisl vhmrmarl of ‘he National moi cm psrltnmn imp” nns’. P.’ i. ~——_——.—-.~ ~-—-—~~~—-'—. . Empmymmh Commission, gears gfmtiw-fl Fits c: ‘ry/ltttirngrli

T0 I. HOUSE N0. _... FITZ- I 30th Mr, Blgylock and Mr. P" e ‘can u Rant t pflP rny .. All modern t'fil\\'f‘l1li"l’lt"€‘S. flfiyvyer mid them was decided ev- llllwngflqt ell’- d- VLF n; Anplv in; Flllroyt st. idence that. public OpiniOn is com- “"1"” ‘“""~ “n , f» f”

. I‘_46n_g_l0_3i| ‘hm to the id“ m“ workmon Bilinntehrirri‘ flnf lzudii-ovilltlle-‘flnear

' T“ " f working for wages shOilld in some (‘f "if; “$1 ' tzvuiifggw‘; nnnms 'ln l.F . FItRNISl-IED way be considered to have sOmc fi. ‘Fugrtméd a‘ thpecomnpyg -m "MN or unluriil heel. 212 Kent St. nanciai interest in tht‘ fflmiitmlt t‘ R H ' ' - '1 " hv which they are QmpIWPZiI-ut “ “R m- J

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AIIIIOIIIIGEMEIIT t

i St. Lawrence River

TO MEN WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES l‘

EltS0lt RAZOR BLADES t asgi-Lmwy»

(made to fit all two edge razors) mm hentphlveiy idéntifléd as John ARE lt0W 0lt SALE éiiiili t

and an ' ga-ny aboard the liner Montroae. '

M. all (‘IGBIGPS was taken todav from theb ‘St-

These blade; a" Lawrence River, 300 miles 80W

Quebec City. _

Word sent to the Company-S

IIIISOIIIJITIOIIALLY BIIARAIITEEIJ m onw- hm an twe- n“

. records found in the clothlnfl

and sell at Identified hthe body asd that. no:

' Samson w o rllsappeare from -

liner inst Saturday. A native of

i II gcotland wiho hiignbcesrgmtth ‘twig:

ompany once -- r n - _ BUY "W!" b)’ the box not known to have had relatives f

in America.

RUNS HOUSEHOLD ‘ SPLIT SPIIEDYLE

LONDON, Sept. 0—tCPI — Y0" wives who fret about the dinner spoiling if your husband Is late. give ear to tho words of Lady Wood. wife of Sir Henry Wood. famous conductor and probnblv the greatest stlckler for punctu- ality in Britain.

"To live with Sir Henry you have to be an automaton“. she said. "Everything la timed rind

Basement Bargains for Boys

Boys’ All \Vo01 Golf llosc. Assorted shades -— — -—

Boys’ Tweed and Cheviot Knickers. Sizes 2e to :32. 31"“ Boys, Button and 'V(P"rt".~. Sweaters. Sizes 22 to o.‘ —~

Boys Jersey Knit. Still;- 5g‘; Sizes 22 to 26 ~—— —- s" —“ Boys’ Heavy Drill hilliiiw‘.

Colors Navy and (75 d“ "'

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L - l . . " d oods . A Shop foi. ieliable 10w Price if, r i - 9 i New low-priced dresses l" Ladies i _ ' _ V WM“. , , \|( _ '_' C t“; Hftllltlii"? . Ladies VIWCCGA)?‘biwoinémeln lSiiilciihs. goloriis Green ;.i:-‘ i ‘Iifforpnt’ Emilia: ‘m: I ‘$1.98 Blue. Sizes 14 —- 2ft. ('1 vii i ors. Sizes l i V’ '0' Imh ... ~l Price. ---——-— —~-- "r ‘i’ “t” i liadiegt two hie...“ .ltv\r.,st~l_yflllloxxa<*fiil L dies, Plaid qkiris (;O1;,._ l;|-..- . Dresses“ ( fmnh‘ ‘NHL-in’ I ‘ad d B {V11 I ‘Sizes Q Wine. Sizes ll ’ “ ' he an r.“ ' ‘i Pr“... ___ __ _, __ - -~ 14-20. Pncc — - ~r Laidies’ All Wool 1on5 Shim“ Ladies’ Broadcloth Skirt.» iii Sweaters. (Tutors (101111, lNuowt three different styles- (Vilma Blue, Nile and (lrziilgtf. Navyfllrecn Black, .¥;)1'g]\\‘ll itllatfii SiZQS 32-118. Put-ref- U w ‘l (rrey. Sizes 14 —— -4 . b Ladies’ long 5109‘? v “ftt, Pr“? T'—_‘._—_Tf. . U‘ . Urtwsscs. ‘lAHzstlfnlBli Stilt“ a“ Ladies lace tiiiimieil colors. D1208 ob -— 4i. '98 Panties. Sizes small, nut iuni uii Price _ _ _ _ - —- l large. Price pair - -— —— 2E‘: Ladies’ Jersey Tweed Dresses in I _ ’ w v ‘ I ‘Ln-d wlmj‘ buns m i ferent shades. Price Iltlll c k 1 rice — — — — —— J

Basement Saves on

r Little girls and

Kiddies Tweed Dresses with matching bloomers. ASQSmTNl styles and colors. Sizes

_ .,.I.I9

2-6 years. Price. ——

Girls’ 'l‘wccil Dresses in three (lif-

ferent styles. Sizes S-.1.4

years. Price - — — ' Colors

Kiddies’ Plaid Skirts. Brown. Blue and Wine. Siz- es 2-43 years. Price -- -—-