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Men’s Clothing Department
25 Men’s Worsted Suits,
and colors, sizes 36 to 40. worth Double the Price.
Special May Sale — — — — $1
25 Men's Worsted Suits, asst’d shades of checks and stripes, a real bargain. Sizes
36 to ~14 $15-00
May Sale Price — — — — — Men's Fancy Stripe Worsted Suits, asst’d
shades, 2 prs. pants $1
May Sale — - — — — - - 15 Men’s All Wool Spring and Fall Top Coats, colors brown, fawn and grey,
sizes 36 to 42. $ Clearing May Sale — — —- -— Men’s Fawn Garbadine Cloth Coats,
Z§‘.°.‘.§°§.".§I"if5 $10-00 ‘° $23.50 I *5 98
Men’s Blue Trench Raincoats,
sizes 36 to 46. Special May Sale
Men’s Gabardine Windbreakers, fawn and brown, double breasted style
Special May Sales Men's Assorted Worsted & Tweed Pants
sizes 32 to 46 $ to $ ,
Iflay salg __ __ ._
Military Trunks and Cases offered at SPECIAL MAY SALE PRICES
hnllflgisSlillzltsPrices _ $2 .00 to $5100
§i§;’s..fi2"i §_"“_'“'_ _ _ _ '1 .00 Boys’ Clothing Department
Boys’ Blue Cheviot and Tweed Reefers. 2 yrs. to 10 yrs. $ May Sale—-——--————
Boy's’ Donegal Light Tweed Reefers, 2 yrs. to 8 years $ May Sale — — — — -' — — —
asst’d patterns
Boys’ Unlined Blue and Tweed Suits, 4 yrs. to 8 years $ May Sale — — — Boys’ Unlined Tweed Suits, color green, 4 years to 12, long pants $
May Sale ———-———— Boys’ Bloomer Pant Suits, sizes $5 28 to 33. Clearing May Sale —- I Boys’ Long Pant Suits sizes 32 $
to 36. May Sale Price ,- — — Boys’ Fancy 'll)‘lweed Suits, I$ prs. long pants colors ue, green,
brown’, sizes 28 to 33. May Sale 1 Boys’ Suits, unlined, long and shosrt pants, 6 to 12 years
May Sale — -- — — — — — — Students Fancy Stripe Worsted Suits, long pants. lzétest styles‘ agd shades. sizes 83 to 37 o
1",, S,“ 15.00 22.50 Boys’ Jackets, assorted ctologs. M11)’ Sale 5 °
Sp...“ _ _ 2.39 3.25 Boys’ Bgoomer tPaglllts, all wooLs Special Value s zes 28 o
May Siale———-———-—— Boys’ Long Pants, sassorted ttweesds clear- ing °
May Sale - -
CHAPTER. IV thrust some ran through
Roi ins.
o one st all; they
worrying about you."
come at rlve- Why."
every d”? panic grill-
you ct home?" " at time did 1
“my m; Iy ety expressed itself in
money st the driver. the hell and up the late?" lour fligms oi stairs, unlocked the He apartment and fell against the in-
the hall door. The radio was
e cried out in relief, "where have you been?" "I?" His voice was icy . "Where have you been? You might at least have lcit a note to say you'd late. I've been spending my time to
she stammered, "I was- I went for a walk. What time di
get home?" Mnniike, this concern over her sai- anger. he WM 111111817- "What time do I el-between sobs, "you lied to mei"
Gents’ Furnishing Department
Full line of Arrow Shirts, Air Force and
Asst’d Patterns $2 to $3 I I
Price — — A large range of l\Ien’s Hose, fancy pat- terns, Air For'ee Blue, Khaki and Black,
""°°' 50c 75c """ '1.00
Also a large range Pyjamas. May Sale
PM“ $2.00 “’ $3.50
Men’s Summer Shirts and Shorts. Clear-
ing May Price --— ASSORTED PRICES
We also carry a full range Men’s Fancy Suspenders, Neckties, Sweaters, etc
Millinery Department
Ladies Straw Hats in 22" and 23" headsize. May Sale Special — - Ladies’ Straw Hats in 22” and 23" $1 headsize, clearing May Sale - - I Ladies’ Straw Hats, regular $3.95 $1 Special May Sale — — —- — — — I Matrons Straw Hats, 23” head- $1 size, black and navy. May Sale - I Ladies’ Felt Hats, all shades, $1 regular $2.75 special May Sale — I Turbans in all shades, regular 39c each, clearing May Sale -~ - - C
Notion Department
Crochet Thread. May Sale—--------- A few soiled Curtains, clearing May ‘Siale N t _ 1M s l Half Price alr es,s ecla a ae
Six for-l---y-___ Knitting Wool, regular 20.
May Sale, two for - - _. _.. ._ _. Knitting Wool, regular 25c Clearing--------- Boucle for knitting or crocheting, regular 35c May Sale — — - — A large assortment of Embroidery Thread. May Sale Price three for Dressing Combs,
Special May Sale — — — — — —
19c 10c 05c
Yard Goods Department 49c
Printed Silks, valued up to 98c Clearing May Sale. per yd. — - Printed Silk, worth up to $1.25
May Sale Special, per yd. — — -— Printed Silks, valued up to $1.65
May Sale, per yd . — — — — — — 54" All wool plaids value up to $1 $2.65 clearing May Sale- — — I
54" All Wool Stripes valued at $1 $2.10 May Sale Price, per yd. —- — I Broken lines of all Wool goods, $1 clearing May Sale, 1W1‘ Yd- —' "" '
19c
rug; _ clmgnqwlrrowlv GUARDIAN
April 30th, May Isl: and 2nd
Ladies’ Ready - to - Wear Department
15 Summer Wash Dresses, slightly soiled.
Reg. $3.95 to $5.95 $2 o
F0!‘ — — — — - - - -- -- -_ I o 8 White Dresses, regular $4.95 $
to $7.95. May Sale - - .._ _.. _
6 Printed Sheers worth $7.95 $4 Clearing May Sale -— - - - - ... u
6 Retiingote Dresses $7.95 to $4 $10.95 May Sale Special — — - I
l2 Jigger Coats, polo cloth & $ flannel, slightly soiled- - - .4100
4 Summer Coats, white and col- $8 ors, $14.95 to $22.50. May Sale - I
szlgisttztzr." *1_a.9s'"*2s.so gigelelldletiosl-groats $6I95 to $1 May Sale
Dark Crepe Dresses, clearing $3 May Sale, regular $5.95 — — — I
Lingerie Department
Ladies’ Slips, regular $1.50 $1 Clearing May Sale - — — — —- I Ladies’ Evening Slips, clearing y Sale- - - - - — - —I-lALF PRICE Ladies’ Satin Slips, regular $3.00 special May Sale- - - - — —HALF PRICE Special, Panties, assorted sizes. Clearing May Sale — - - - - .-. Ladies Silknit Gowns and 1 3 Pyjamas. May Sale — — — _ Off 79c
Ladies Dance Sets,.
Clearing May Sale —— — — --
Ladies’ Blouses - Children's ’ Wear
Children’s Dresses, wool and taf- $1 ‘, I ,
feta, worth up to $2.98 May Sale Children’s Cotton Dresses, odd
sizes worth up to $1.59 Sale Price c An assortment of Children's Silk Un-
derwear clearing May Sale — — — — — — — — —
A Table of Ladies’ Blouses, rang- $1 ing up to $3.75 Sale Price — — - I
Foundation Garment Department
Brassieres,
Special May Sale- _ ._ ._ _. _ White Satin Brassieres
Clearing May Sale — — — — — — Elastic Girdles,
Special May Sale - - - - - - 50c
Ladies’ Hosiery, Glove & Handbag Department
Ladies’ Full Fashioned Ra on Hose
May Sale. Pr. — y Ladies’ Lisle Hose in light Summer shades. Sale Price Only. Pr. — -- C Ladies’ Substandard Lisle Hose, Summer shades, May Sale. Pr. — c White Campus Hose, slightly soiled regular 50c. Sale Price. Pr. — — C Kiddies Silk & Wool Hose, four ply heel and toe, regular $1.00 for Pr. c A line of Summer Bags in white, $1 blue and pink. May Sale — — I
An assortment of Fabric and Kid Gloves, regular $1.00, clearing — c Ladies Chiffon and Crepe Scarves. May Sale per cent Discount Special — — —
Linen Department '..’.'L‘;"§.?S';i.;'i'.'i§."_ -__ _ 45¢ 313$." Sfifiiiéi. _ _ _ _ 45c hi"? 1'51"... stifii. 811 _ _ _ J1 .15 hoses _ _. _ ._ 59C i駰'é.il.°"i§.§i i‘? _ _ _ _ 53c §§i§yl>.T.-Zlv.°'i=.._ _ _ _ _ ._ 590 - - _ _ _ _ _ 45¢ gileiirtlilgemly Sale. Yd. _ _ _ 27C llilirytaszlfietra. - _ _ _ _ _ 25C giifyisSllzivellilr. - _ _ __ _ _ 29C
BARGAIN BASEMENT
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT
Ladies’ Full Fashioned Silk hose May Sale Price, Pr. — — — — — Ladies’ Rayon Silk Hose.
May Sale, Pr. — — — — --i— —
glielillitfisrigclliltiatfinSlllgsPr. — — - 1 15c
Ladies’ Ankle Hose,
May Sale, per Pr. — —- - — —
ILadies’ All W0 oi Pullover Sweaters.
lay Sale $ Special. Each — — — - — — - “I00 Ladies’ Skirts, asst’d kinds, ' $1 I
May Sale. Each — — — — —
Ladies’ House Dresses, asst’d sizes, good value, each — — — C Ladies’ Silk Dresses, sizes 12 to $1 20, asst’d patterns, each — I small medium and large, pr. Ladies’ Silk Slips, asst’d sizes
May Sale, each — — — — — —
May Sale, each — — — — -— — 0 Ladies’ Week-end Cases $2 Each------—-— I Ladies’ Striped Blouses Ladies’ Spring Coats asst’d $
sizes. May Sales, each — —’ Ladies’ All Wool Jerkins, asst’d $1
Ladies’ Rayon Silk Panties, sizes Ladies’ Brassieres, ass‘td sizes Each - — — — — — — — - — colors. May Sale, each —
CHILDREN'S I DEPARTMENT
Children’s Cotton Dresses, sizes 2, 4 and 6 Special May Sale, each C
S. A. McDONALD
ways get home when I work over- time?’
sonlethin] snapped inside hes‘. 1. "Ien Rollins," she returned evenly, Q her breathing nearly normal now.
"don't stand here £10118 Ii m? like that. And fur hermore, don t , keep on telling me lies. Iuwent meet you. Where were you?
' ,
didn't
like that," he stormed. "It's reached the Wint where you're spying on me. ell. I won't have it, do you hear? I won't have it."
"lyery well," she said softly. “Very we ."
He crossed the room in strides. shut ofl the radio. hadn't meant to let go the wag he h piete control of im-
. But the combination of worry at her absence and Grace's discov- ery oi his deception had caused him
lose his temper. Now he wan"d Ito retract his words and it was too ate
f Slllze was crying-and it was all his au . “Stop crying.‘ he said gently.
“Let's forget al about it.” "You lied to me." she managed
cold
thing
And
"Oh it really wasn't s lie; hon- estly it wasn't. Gracie. Sit up and dry our eyes and Zli tell abou it. It wasnt really a repeated with some heat. “I'm try- l.';€.°°."";i' n. m a littlewellrtra moinygyfian: took it. I you an
He wok I step torwud‘ “so W‘ caupreo I wanted it to 5e a surprise.
.. u _ ve wealthy s rtsman-has s son, an hpeaslredlhg to give young Bob o n essons. a me ydilsebout it before ‘agreeing. here- n 1 figured if l took this
talk to but the I id
ecu want."
Q bent he "But
like yo
ad hopefully vou know very well 1don‘t u hanging places." she seid brokenl . only thing I ask, b seem to make any difference. First you know, instead nights a week it ll be fo He leug "That's utterly My ankle wouldn't if l did went to times in one week. "Then ankle could stand it you'd be
ankle ever s ould wouldn't mean that to sne.
e laughed. I'll show ou won't much it means to m y to earn I'll tell You don't think about ha armory at
fiou all e," he ou that, but
bout it be- see Mr. Richnwnd-hds s
I wante wen smile, to me
ve you something ou I mean. Home here- e paused. glanced at er
. suppose we're all around tennis Mr.
Richmond?" she to hi
closely
Len gave up ur.” Richmond. But hed unconvinclrrlgil’.
ng.
ridiculous, darl
more diffzcult .rm1t it, even Talbot‘; wanted Pay that many th
' leag
you do admit that if your He
him
undecided
more often. l i tennis? I! ur - . g3!’ niewme norm“ I gggugeit He didnt. dare play with
e. Mr. Richmond I'm through. 1 case particularly lng around a. dam’). bare r work, do you? girefer coming home here to a good smoke.
nn
er. "Couldn't you," she asked grave said come home rial be tly what
She raised her lips to hi.s. "I-I made up
aren't we? Axld tomorrow you'll tell teresied‘ that snuggled
"Yes. Tomorrow I'll tell him." . . I C
Inquisition. "Tibet's exac
instructing youn with the arrival o mild wee her he faced a new and problem. The men at do
play on eir tennis team in the bus ness ue
for days
out whether“; not to speak to Grace
liing her, and he was afraid that when he mentioned it she would object. But finally st the theater one evening-it was Grace's
birthdsly — he corralied his courage, and di .
The curtain fell on the first not and they went out to thelobby to "Gracie." he an. after they had discussed the p , "they with a have organized some sor o indus- Len
t nnis league at the shop." He paused. cleared his throat nervously. "The men st Talbotls asked me to Eloy with their team. I told
k lowly, t vgicseplnteiiisierent, "all? I wasnt in- l was billy." h I éfliow often will you n .
" ce s week. On Sundays."
"And it won't hurt ytour ankle?"
“No I'm sure it won ."
"Will you promise that if ever have
much
or somewhere important to go you won't feel you have to play?" "Surely. There's no obligation. You know I won't let it interfere ki tent.” Bhe
"l'-‘i‘il'i'l’.'i.'.‘.“tn.“3?-’-°'
After s
l k-tcnnls. And tqlennis as s. . a life work-whi considered it-it was all
The ne Riverside
Girls’ Pullover Sweaters, sizes 26 to 34. Clearing May Sale, each c Boys’ Two-tone Jackets, sizes $1 24 to 36. May Sale Special, each I Children’s Long Cotton Stockings sizes 5V; to 10. May Sale, pr. — c Boys’ Cotton Golf Hose, elastic 24 top, asst’d sizes. May Sale, pr. — c Children’s Ankle Hose, asst’d sizes. May Sale Special, pr. — — c Children’s Broadcloth Slips, sizes 2 to 14. May Sale, each — — — — c Boys’ Suits, asst’d sizes and $2 19 colors, balance of stock -— — ‘ I Youths’ Half Hose, elastic top, n a - -. - ou s’ vera s, ue or re back, sizes 28 to 94, pr. — - -— MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Men’s Fancy V-neck Pullover Sweater. May Sale Special, each
Men’s Overalls, large sizes, $1 asorted. May Sale, pr. - -- I Men’s Overall Smocks, small $1 sizes. Special May Sale, each — I Men’s Fancy Cotton Hose, asst’d sizes and patterns, clearing, pr.
Men’s Fancy Hose, asst’d sizes and 24c patterns, worth up to 39c, pr. —
Men's Athletic Shirts, small, medium and large, May Sale, each
Men’s Jockey Shorts, asst’d sizes May Sale Special, pr. - — —
Men's Broadcloth Shorts, asst’d sizes. May Sale, pr. — — — —
Men’s Wool Work Hose
May Sale Special, pr. — — — - Men’s Ties, assorted patterns May Sale, each - — — — — —
up to 50c. May Sale, each - — Men’s Dress Shirts, asst’d sizes, white only. Special May Sale, each
Men’s Work Shirts, assorted sizes and assorted prices to $1
I
Men’s Ties, asst’d patterns, worth from — — - -
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on .1. m 1.31.’ ‘no’... n e s r . nt Breturned. n. iii h but contented ti the three other " whom Durklns tail-s, the manager.
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petitive game he had known. It was not necessary for him to move around much and the ankle took practically no punishment. Darkness finally cams and something important to session was over. In the room th '
matches Sunda . “V t mblo ‘incl m: rou ea n knew it matter, we ought clean up the
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