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ss i ntt i il j- the georgetown herald wed nesday evening august a 3th 1 930 local news aug t r vx toronto exhibition 22nd summer holidays are drawing to a close for many- of us pettlfs clover honey 10c a lb bring your own containers get your entries ready for esques- ing fair at georgetown sept lfith and 20th we are looking forward to a boun tiful harvest which means better times for everybody watch for the list of special prizes to jxetwm jux which- aniu- j published shortly the rev f c and mrs walling of hamilton spent wednesday at the rectory while on their way to bramp ton read what our town merchants are offering you in their advertisements and you will find it pays to shop in your home town parish communion for alj com municants is to be celebrated in st georges church next sunday morn- mgaugust 17th at 9 ajn during the absence of mr wase rom st georges parish af dawson harris is in charge of the parish mr harris is staying at the rectory where he may be readied in cases of illness the brethren of credit lodge and halton chapter are reminded of th picnic to be held in acton park on saturday aug 16th jea and coffee to commence at 230 souvenlers for the children it in driving through many towns and villages in the province there are few that can boast of as dusty streets as georgetown it is too bad that some satisfactory method cannot be adopted here to eliminate this unhealthy and very disagreeable dust nuisance a large number of halton fanners attended the demonstration of the classification of holsteln cattle in order to meet the requirements of the law governing the importation of cows in to united states the demonstration was conducted by m holtby of port perry at the farm of thomas bird ashgrove we are carrying a stock of mens overalls and pants shirts mitts socks and guaranteed to save you from aon ito 76c our expenses are light price the goods and see for yourself wo mens boots 100 to 250 the fac tory we sell for makes only custom boots and are guaranteed to give every satisfaction repairing as usual jj personals misses marjory gault and aileen oroat are holidaying in muskoka messrs wilfred ford and alex grelfc spent the week end in muskoka miss evelyn brown of whitby is holidaying at her home on charles st mr and mrs arnolt early and family spent the week end in mus koka mihs dunning of ottawa is visiting at tile home of rev and mrs k mac lean miss margaret mckay returned home on sunday after spending two weeks in muskoka dr phillip of cornell university ithaca n y was a week end guest of the petti ts miss grace williams or toronto has returned home after sot tiding a week with relatives in town mrs thos corner of spokane wash is visiting ul georgetown at the home or her sister mrs ed mcwhirter mtss lonauru forgreve daughter of mr and mrs alorudi forarave of tonawanda ny is 9nendmg her vacation in georgetown miss christina mcqueen of regina sask and miss helen paemore of rocwobd are visiting with mlsset jean and marjorie mackenzie the reverend f h wase yend- ing a wellearned holiday in the mus koka putrict and expecu to return to his parochial duties early in septem ber miss minnie porgraves of glen- wluiams and two cousins misses reta alfalfa in peel producers of alfalfa seed are very well pleased with the prospects for a sepd crop this year fields cut recently s whig every appearance of a good yandersou conservative u irf as there has been practically no alfalfa seed produced in peel for the past four years farmers who are imky enough to have had a fine stand of seed exject to receive good prices child knocked down by truck knocked down in front of her home in mil tun last night eightyearold uarbaru kelman received severe cuts about the head unci foot the acci dent occurred when a truck drhen by a toronto youth turned out to pass a car and struck the child who was playing in front of her home the driver picked the child up took her to her home and reported the acci dent to chief mcmullen andersons majority u70 sheriff gordon o brown returning officer for the electoral district of hal ton has announced that dr r k was elected over james waldbrook ljberai-pro- gresflive by a majority of 1 170 in the recent election there were 6976 votes killed for dr anderson and 5606 for mr waldbrook there were 43 re jected ballots the returning officer after making his official count stated that there were 15j970 electors entitled to vote in the recent election and that bo per cent of them exercised their franchise norval the reverend r s boyd rector of the church here 1st to be the celebrant at the 9 00 aan parish celebration of the holy communion at st georges church qeorgetown on sunday aug 17th high election costs u page 3 provided bring your own cups sportsland emma forgruves of oraaid valley roney the only factory shoe store the county art spending a wk at rosedale lodge huntsvllle mr and mrs george c reid oi toronto mrs w h reid and daughter agnes mrs w c anthony spent n few days in muskoka last week with the rev and mrs j ewing reid of aihambra church toronto mr and mrs j n osborne bath ont announce the engagement of their elder daughter edythe mae tjo mr r douglas hazeiwood toronto ont the marriage to take place in bath united church early in sep tember hazel and lillian cook of winnipeg are visiting their aunt mrs fred morrison after enjoying a holiday cruise on the great lakes and the st lawrence stopping off at quebec and montreal en route the globe cgjt group united church georgetown under the leader ship of miss grace forester held their annual picnic to eldorado park on saturday afternoon they pre sented miss edith godfrey secretary of the class with a little remembrance before leaving for her new home former calrdon resident passes word was received from hamilton of the death there or william cranston a native and former business man of that village mr cranston was the son oi the late thomas cranston one of the first merchants of the village carrying on a general store after the death of his father about 18 years ago he removed to hamilton deceas ed is survived by his widow and one bon ji- and also one sister mrs geo martin the refftains will be brought to bolton for toterment in the family plot ltaurel hill cemetery agiirullura representative appointed mr a g klrstine has been appoint ed agricultural representative for halton county succeeding a p mac- vannel who resigned mr kirs tine has taken a house on queen st and will move his family shortly mr klrstine graduated from the o a c in 1925 he took the animal husbandry option and represented his year on the judging teams at toronto and chicago after graduation he spent a year with the harris abattoir toronto and later returned to his farm in bruce county at walkerton he gave up his farm because of his wifes ill health during his stay on the farm he became one of the county leaders in com munity development skirts must stay short there have been many critics of jthe short skirt vogue especially among the clergy and it ts refreshing to find u bishop coming to the defence f the abbreviated garment the bishop of barking wnlch is a dis- vnct of old london is the champion not only does his lordship call short skirls an entirely innocent torm of dress hon solt rul mal y pense but he asserts they aro of value in saving lire the bishop says that when motorihg at night along the roads the headlights are quick to show up legs in light stocking thereby enabling the drher to avoid running into nedes- cralns thats about tho best argu ment weve heard yet for the short skirt plrls if you value your lives these dttys dont cover up your legs its dangerous st thomas journal situations guaranteed it scarborough rd toronto retirement of veterans brings changes in canadian national financial staff hold annual reunion descendants numbering fortyfive of robert caldwell and margaret walker caldwell held their second annual reunion at the old home stead near cheltenham on monday enjoying a program of music speeches races and sports mrs agnes mckechnie was the oledst member of the clan present and she cut the birthday cake mr alexander praser of georgetown held the atten tion of the gathering with an interest ing biography on the life of robert caldwell the chairman for the oc casion was george kinney of london at a business meeting mrs j c mc lean and robt a mckechnie were elected president and secretarytrea surer for the ensuing vear and it was derided to hold the next reunion in 1931 at the preside home near shelburhe oh jutyt canada is call ing loudly for young tien and young women who are thor- iighlv grounded in modern business science canada business college college and spadina popularly known as torontos greatest school it business has unequalled facilities for training the type of young persons sought by the great business concerns payments may be made when conveni ent those who cannot at lend school may without charge study at home by mail our president george spotton m p has successfully operated busi ness colleges for over twentyfive years write today for a list of our successful graduates from your dis trict address miss gertrude mceach- ren b a 27 college st toronto crop report upon the retirement june 1 of j mhoaevear general comp troller of the canadian national sys tem and of ce friend assistant general comptroller each of whom has riven 84 years service the p- pomnnent is annonnced of j b mclaren hitherto comptroller of the central region toronto to the posi tion of comptroller of the s in the photographs from left to right are top row c e friend x ml boeevear and j b mclaren bottom raw t h cooper who has been appointed assistant comptrol ler general accounts a c egan appointed assistant com disbursements w l harrison ap pointed assistant comptroller re venues and fred horton appointed a flirt giant comptroller subsidiary companies appojatinenta are j f aitchison regional auditor toronto t x graeey regional auditor winnipeg g h- palmer regional auditor monrton and g b bird auditor detroit t both mr roeevear and mr friend are very highly respected by railway accounting officers on the continent hie bosevear family has played an important part in railroad service in fnan the story having began in 1854 when matthew bosevear came to cada from england to work for the grand trunk and the family has given the national system four generations of men and more than two hundred years of service ia the aggregate held outdoor meeun the womens missionary society of the united church had the privilege of holding an outdoor meeting at the home of mrs dayfoot on tuesday last a study of some of the wellknown hymns was taken up at the variation from the usual program mrs victor mcdonald presented a life member ship certificate with a gold lire mem bers pin to mrs godfrey after a few words had been spoken by mrs hutt expressing the general esteem for mrs godfrey and her family the appreciation of her fullness and the regret of the society of parting with her refreshments were served un der the trees and thanks was expressed to mrs dayfoot for her hospitality so greatly enjoyed all crops in the prairie provinces are ripening rapldlyand cutting which lias begun in some sections will be general in a week to ten days recent extreme heat and lack of moisture have done considerable damage in 3outhem saskatchewan and south eastern alberta but conditions in al berta generally have improved since the last report it is now known that especially in manitoba there will be considerable damage from rust in the province of quebec the weather n the whole has been favourable but ax some districts haying has been de- ayed by rain in ontario the cutt- m oi an average crop of hay has oen con of natr nnri hnrioyit la- r h thompson co for dependable hardware f i m i m plymouth pure manilla rope and 1 lb 28c samson guaranteed hay fork 165 hayfork pulleys in all sizes 75c and 90c samson scythes and snaths 135 to 200 binding gloves mule and horsehide 45c king bug killer and arsenate of lead paris green large size aluminum preserving kettle 98c galvd and black screen wire in all widths screen doors and windows in all sizes waverly guaranteed floor wax per lb 39c johnsons paste and liquid floor wax in all sizes rent johnsons net electric floor polisher from us we have the latest model plumbing hot water heating furnace work electrjcal wiring and sheet metal work r h thompson co rhone 46 georgetown n i a afli vertise in the herald firecory i nemtre wednesday aug 13 around the corner comedy drama of the irish- jewish type starring oharjle murray and george sidney victor novelty- day of a man of affairs voice of hollywood hear your favourite screen stars friday and saturday august 15th and 16th mammy with al jolson in an old time minstrel show comedy french kisses novelty old black joe added attraction for saturday night vaudeville in person princess fawn eyes co novelty singing and dancing no advance in prices tuesday and wednesday august 19th and 20th high society blues with the very popular team charles farrell and janet oaynor mickey mouse cartoon steamboat willie novelty dancing bear armstronc jkfuilerp a quiot wedding was solemnized at st helens the rev monsignor whelan officiating when mae ger trude third daughter of mrs j mil- liere and the late e mluiere became the bride of mr bernard armstrong eldest sop of mr and mrs armstrong of georgetown the birde wore a ciuirmuig white georgette ensemble with white mohair hat and car ried a shower bouquet of sweetheart roses and illy of the valley miss irene armstrong sister of the groom attended as bridesmaid and wore pale green and white chiffon voile and white mohair jat she carried a shower bouquet of roses and babys breath little elsie le poldevln piece of the bride looked sweet in pile green silk crepe and large hat and carried a basket of gladlolaa and asparagus fern the groom was attended by mr cecil mhllere only brother of the bride after the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides sister for the immediate families later the happy couple left for st catharines on their return they will reside in georgetown 11 advanced in the maritime crops enerally are in good condition but ain is needed in brillsh columbia ith weather continuing hot and dry larvesting conditions are good grain s being rut in some districts and an tverage yield of good quality is ex liected a judges nine points in keeping with the policy of giving newly naturalized citizens good advice lpon their assuming the duties of our citizenship a judge laid down nine poults for the benefit of a group of nore than one hundred whom he had fust naturalized he said devote yourself to self-lmprove- nent and to efficiency in your occupa tion establish a family be neighborly with neighbors cultivate friends respect your parents be loyal to your wife educate and bring up your children to be useful citizens save and guard your savings beware of the man who wants to sell you a gold brick these are good commandments for all citizens whether foreign born or not especially valuable is his sng- festlon for self- improvement even the busiest of persons coula usually find a half hour or more each day for the study of some useful sub- ects or the reading of good books which in time add greatly to his cul ture as well as to his earnings capa city the average boy or young man has much leisure time but how many put it to profitable use town boys often spend hours watching a pool game or in some other equally useless pastime when they might be fitting themselves for a good job the judge quoted above knows what he is talking about and his advice ts worthy of earnest consideration by all who desire to be useful citizens l not so bad after all embargo helps canada me gdverhmem oi tne uniiea iung- vlw that eonaitjong today are better dotn is placing an embargo on all grades of united states barrelled ap ples except fancy and number ones from august 1 until november 15 ac cording to reports cabled to apple shippers- this is the period during which the english home grown apples are going on the market and their own product will thus be safe guarded from an influx of united states ap ples the action of the government will affect half the united states ex port or apples to britain great quan tities of which usually go on the eng lish market at this time as the fruit ripens constderabh earlier in fche states than in canada this embar go it is estimated will remove half the american competition from the canadian apple during the perldd worth trying in glasgow they tell of a resource ful clergyman who is never at a toss for a retort he was once called to the beside of a very wealthy biuv stingy man if he gasped to the clergyman if i leave several thousands to the church will my salvation be assured whereupon the divine responded- t wouldnt like to be too positive but its well worth trytog he kept his eyes on the road and hla hands on the wheel for he was alone in the automobile the financial post is generally re cognized as a dependable financial journal one which does not make statements without making sure that they are accurate with this in nind it is interesting vo read an ar ticle dealing with conditions in busi ness at the present time while ad mitting that there is some depression in business the financial post busi ness index shows that general busi ness in canada d t first six nonths of the present year averaged 106 per cent htvher than for the tame period in 1938 it ts said that figures often lie and here mustbe something wrong with he application of the figures quoted iy the financial post as we recall t 1928 seemed to be a rather good business year there was real pros- oerlty then no sign of depression and everybody was well satisfied with hlngs as they were yet we are over in the united states they be moan the high costs of elections but they have nothing on canada for as far as we have been able to gather it costs six times as much per vote in a canadian general election as it does in a united stales presidential election the hooversmith campaign cost it was estimated at the time 33 nts per vote the average being based upon the total expenditures of the election before the election took place it was figured that the cost would be 20 cents the vote was actually highar than if was thought it would be which should have brought down the average cost but as we have indicated the per capita cost was more than 50 per cent higher a writer tn macleans magazine estimates that there are 3- 000000 voters in canada and that the cost of the government of taking the vote will be jaoqo000 while the to tal cost ofy the election inciudmg the changes upon parties and candidates whx be 9000000 as he points out the last mentioned figure ts about a dollar a head of the dominions popu lation if everybody votes which they won t do the- oftat per voter to the government will be 40 cents and the per capita cost of the total expen diture is 1 80 we are therefore very conservative when we say that a canadian general election costs six times as much proportionately as a united states presidential election of course there is a reason for this and it is not far a seek canada is thinly populated as compared with the united states and the distance across the continent is the same in both cases namely 3000 miles high election costs are one of the penal ties that result from a scattered popu latlon spread over a wiae area it had been hoped that radio would re duce the price of electing agovern- ment but so far it does not seem to have done so the leaders of the government and the opposition have not come to the point where they can agree to speak entirely from their own ridings by means of a dominion wide hookup long train journeys and the organizing of meetings can not yet be dispensed with we may contrast the per capita cost of voting with the costs in england before the reform bill of 1832 when in mapy ridings there were only a few elect ors when benjamin disraeli con tested the borough of high wycombe he got 11 out of the available 35 votes bat it is not on record that he paid each of his eleven voters 25 as some candidates tn england did theirs the increase tn the number of voters has tended to make the purchase of otes excessively costly so we may xinsole ourselves with tie thought that if the las added to the legitimate costs or plections it has helped to remove ibuses hamilton spectator bowling tournament the lawn bowling tournament of mixed rinks held at milton on thure evening lait under the auspices of the ladies section of the mil ton lawn bowling club was a great success all round fourteen outside rinks were present and six local twenty in all al that the greens could accommodate rinks were present from acton bur lington georgetown brampton oak- ville streetsville and high park tor onto the prize winners were as fol lows first prizej w blauvs rink milton 3 wins- and plus or 17 prizes ladies electric lamps men1 smoker sets second prize mr cowans rink high park 3 wins and plus of 16 prizes ladies boudoir lamps men smoker sets third prize dr heaths rink georgetown 3 wins and plus of 15 prizes ladles silver cake bas kets men pictures milton reformer the statement was made during the worlds poultry congress in london england that british consumers pay sixty thousand pounds sterling 300- 000 daily for eggs and poultry at this season of the year surely here is a great opportunity for canadian poultrymen in this great british mar ket week end specials ladies lingerie ladies silk bloomers 39c and 59c ladies silk vests 59c and 79c ladies silk pyjamas woods lavender rhade 3 75 229 100 195 75c 139 350 woods lavender vests 1 75 for ladies combinations 295 for ladies silk bloomers 95c for ladies fancy silk sets ladies fancy silk pyjamas 5 00 for silk hose new advertisements all nun adrchlaeinento under this headlac stltcuy cash with oroer fwsale a quantity al selected barley at 2600 per ton apply noble elevators qeorgetown phone 145 tf to bent 8 roamed house on murdock 8t electric light and water lnsldej pos session july list- apply to 1 l arnold georgetown u 100 59c 69c and 75c hose supersilk private loan wanted 2000 lo 3000 wanted at once in terest paying 1 for 3 years this is a safe investment and a good paying proposition investigate vus offer by sending replys for information to box w herald georgetown for sale baby carriage for sale phone 12j georgetown ltp wanted young woman for general house work apply box m herald tp to kent house on comer of dufferin and main sts with all modern conveni ences apply to t l leslie phone 41 r 5 georgetown tf ladies fullfashioned silk hose ladies pure silkhose a large assortment of ladie silk orient holeproof dollar queen ladies lisle hose j 39c r ladies cotton hose light polors 19c misses and childs ankle sox 29c and 39c ladies and misses sleeveless silk and wool pull- overs 198 see our silk crepe dresses 395 mcbean co i georgetown ontario for sale pease plpless furnace practically new heat 7 or 8 roomed house price 5000 apply box g herald office tf for sale or kent 7 roomed house george st electric light and town water possession sept 1st for further particulars ap- irgerjumerox drews ave toronto 3 ont ltp the queer happiness mothers of iian they were then there is something wrons some where if statistics prove that no man in his sane senses would try to ugue under the present condition hat there is more unemployment and greater prosperity than at the ame oerlod of 1028 to anvone who knows oojidltlons of today that sounds lfke on absurd statement vet there are the figures and their proof sounds convincing so perhaps things are not just as bad now as we are inclin ed to think they are oshawa times site dfd when lou awoke she realized it was a special day then it dawn ed on her it was her sister wed- dlng anniversary a glimpse of her telephone reminded her that her sister was a great long distance user shed appreciate being con- gratulated by telephone lou was hght bay boy when your wife comes home from her vacation why dont you let her know who ts boss in your house hen peck she already knows daughter i think that editor was awfully mean he sent my sad short story back without reading if feather how do yon know daughter tve looked at every page and there tant a teardrop- anywhere terdroo i a tired mother was on her way home in a trolleycar after a long afternoon tf shopping in town she had bought trousers for one boy shoes for an other and a hat for one of the girls so many little bodies there uere to clothe so many young minds to direct so many young mouths to feed many inunortal souls to inspire they were good children but phil was mis chievous bert quicktempered anc kathie was it true that kalhte was growing a little wild could she keep patient and firm would good come out of it all would she live to see her children ribe up ind call her blessed she leaned her head against the window and closed her eyes then the sound of voices came to her ears a man and woman in the seat behind her were talking together evidently they were friends who had not met for some time yes mother died two years ago the man said soberly the womans reply was inaudible no she worked hard down to the very last we hoped she might have in easy time before she went ahe lad slaved over us for so many years but her easy time never came yes ben pulled through that all ight no it never troubled her she never doubted for a minute that hed do well she had great faith in us boys and thats what makes it seem so hard that she had to go just we all began to do well shealways seemed happy the wo mans voice said doubtfully she was its queer we were talking about it last sunday my wife and i go to bens sunday afternoons and harry and lil come up and bring eva mother loved that child as tf she was her own and lon generally ets around with bess and their boys wouldnt mother have been proud if shed lived to see lon where he now says harry she couldnt have been any prouder it him than ahe was of her life ben says and i dont know that she could nave been any happier than ahe she always had to work and she had a hard life but she was happy in spite of it all isnt it queer yes said the womans voice as ihe rose to leave the car it is queer the mother who had been tired but who was tired no longer smiled to her that other mothers happiness did not seen to be queer at alk ii seemed to be the inevitable working ut of a beautiful law first impressions are usually the best the paper you write on is noticed before your letter is read an impression of refinement is always made with lotus lawn stationery it has the quality and is reasonably priced we will allow 100 for your old pen of any make on the purchase of a parker duofold pen darins drug store agents for sargon phooe 327 georfotown for sale 1 apple picking ladder 21 s ft- bri tish columbia or mcparlane made 1 wheel barrow picks 6 dinning chairs 1 apple picking basket crosscut saw simon 8 lb sledge and wedge a quantity of wood reaery for stove also happy thought range the above will be sold reasonable apply to ed varey murdock st qeorgetown atp the advantage op early ploughing fal pall ploughing is frenerally consider ed a good practice in moat parts of he country if beat results are to be atry if 1 tnat jbtained tn a section such as nor- hern ontario where the rowtng sea son is comparatively short it to not inly advlseable but it la imperative that thetthrter part of the plough- ing be done in the summer or fall at the dominion expermtntal sta tion kapuskasing ontario it has been found that midsummer or early fall- ploughing has materially facilitated the completion of this work before the ground became too wet 0 was frozen experiments have shown that prac tically all the common farm crops ihouldbe sown as early in the spring jisthe condition of the soil will per mit and this is only possible when the land has been ploughed the previous all and better still if it has been ploughed sufficiently early to disk couple of times and also open up pro per water furrows before the freese- whlle it is true that all of the ploughing can not be done during the summer and early fall on account of certain crops occuplng the land nevertheless a start should be made as early as possible night pastures and old meadows lend themselves par ticularly well to early ploughing this hot only assists materially in getting the ploughing completed but it makes possible the cultivation of the land to soma extent after plough ing and thereby partly takes the place of summerfallowing this gives an opportunity of keeping weeds under control and storing up i supply of moisture and plant food for the next eaaona crop i tenders wanted scaled tenders addressed to the un dersigned will be received up tfc 500 oclock pm daylight saving time tuesday august sth forthe construc tion of 3 concrete culverts on the following oounty roads 18 0 span county road no 4 l80 span oounty road no 7 ii n gp rmimtr rih mn is plans and specifications may be seen at the oounty c0erks office court house milton the lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted wvl panton county clerk marcelling miss francis expert hah- dresser with city experience win be at tainans barber shop every day phone 241 georgetown 3tp- miam lamh practical maternity nuk8k by day or week for particulars phone 84r6 qeorgetown r r georgetown ontario if the light tee cream you eat you can laugh at summers heat our ice a earn is the right jee cream it is made in a man ner that makes frlendsfor it everywhere it goes you feel quite comfortable at our soda fountain too if you enjoy clean liness of se as well as properly prepared drinks saturday treat turkish delight and j assorted bon bons just what you have been waiting for you can have your choice of either of these two lines of fresh confections for saturday reg price 40c per lb saturday treat 29c wek end chocolates this assortment of week end chocolates are becoming more popular all the time hard and soft centres whipped cjeama dates etc week end special 35c lb try a box of the famous makes of candy such as smiles n chuckles hunts wulards pat tersons nellsons and molrs our stock is always freah oukosml ejmil qx atwx avsb j4rve3jiix jci x atvsc 0 rep rose tea georgetowns bargain store special in mens wear mens fine shirts in fancy patterns collar to match all sizes only gjj also an assortment of white blue and sand broad cloth shirts collar attached sizes 1 4 to 17 98c mens fine balbriggan combinations reduced to 98c mens fjne balbriggan shirts and drawers each 59c mens heavy quality khaki pants 149 mens grey moleskin pants si 69 mens dress pants 195 menv best quality overalls 175 189 195 mens big b brand combination overalls 225 mens best quality suspenders at 39c 50c 65c mens work socks 2 pair 25c also heavy cotton wool cashmere and silk socks at bargain prices mens athelevic underwear all sizes v 69c and 100 work shirts kh da b and blue chamb at attractive prices boya khaki pants bloomers longees waists and over alls at lowest prices ladies wearing apparel dresses newest fall styles 495 695 795 also dresses at 98c and 125 a few ladies tea aprons clearing at 29c a few ladies dimity payjamas clearing at 69c ladies dimity bloomers clearing at 39c a few only ladies silk berets clearing at 29c ladies cotton vests 29c ladies cotton hose 29c ladies fullfashioned hose in all shades and sizes fit only 98c ladies fine silk hose 49c also ladies fine silk bloomers gowns pyjamas and kimonas at attractive prices special for this week only a few crink ly bed spreads only 149 only few more day left to enter our contest h goldstein brooke block the store for service georgetown v i