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PAGE TWELVE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, IV36 OGDENSBURG JOURNAL #• (: t ,1 ONLY 3 MORE DAYS AND THEN THE BIG Journal Files Used By f^fpmen Voters at March A~Meeting On Tuesday ' '\\City and County Government\ • \'-fta's the topic of discussion at the^ JfMatW meeting of the Ogdensburg \ixait of the League of Women Vot- 5 ers, The session was held at the }3xojH& of; Mrs. Fred J. Quinlan, fcSordv.Street, and was largely at- -•''airs;' Ralph E. Wiber, president, '.pv^iMed ^arid at the close of the Itnter^stlng session dainty refresh- \mehts were served by the hostess, -Decorations .were in keeping with St. \Patrick's Day. Material for- the \discussion was taken from the files .of The Ogdensburg Journal which included two series of arti- cles on city and county govern- ment. '. .Mrs. Quinlan spoke on the city charter of Ogdensburg and sketch- ed its history. She gave a synop- sis of the principal amendments which have been made to the charter. Mrs.\Selwyn Kershaw, chairman, of. the county League of Women \Voters outlined the work of the Board of Supervisors, the county sealer of weights and measures and the superintendent of high- ways. Mrs. D. J. Brown was to have spoken on these topics but due to illness was unable to be present and Mrs. Kershaw was asked to speak. Mrs. Nettie Quadlin. told of the duties of the county clerk, county treasurer, board of elections and the Home Bureau While Mrs. Charles Dillingham considered the county home, judiciary, sheriff's office, county nurse and children's agent. Mrs. F. E. Clark gave the op- erations of the city health nurse, board of education, fire-and police departments and the library board. During the meeting Mrs. Clark called attention to the internation- al exhibit to be given at Canton Library Mar, 25 and 26.. T-he- exhi- bit is giveir under auspices of the Canton, Ogdensburg and Gouver- heur branches of the American Association of University Women and the St. Lawrence- County lieague of Women Voters. Mrs. w. c. Maclntyre is chair- man of the Ogdensburg commit- tee with her associates being Mrs. . Harvey Hyde and Mrs. F. E. Clark. It was announced that a get to- gether of all untis of the League in the county will be held in Og- densburg in May. The .next meeting of the unit will be held at the home of Mrs. Har- vey H. Hyde on Apr, 21. Noted Japanese Philoso- pher To Speak At Pots- dam Civic Center Apr. 2 Beservations totaling 170 have tfeen made, from this city for the lecture to be given at the Potsdam Civic- Center at 2 o'clock the aft- ernoon of Apr. 2 by Dr. Kawaga, noted Japanese philosopher.. The visit to Potsdam is sponsored Tby the St. Lawrence Cdunty Ministers Association and indications point to an extra large attendance. Dr; Kawaga was to have spoke fet St.. Lawrence University at Canton on Apr. 2 and in.Potsdam that afternoon but becasuse of the Condition of his health a joint meeting has been arranged. Dr.' Kawaga's visit in the U.S. is sponsored t>y the Federal Coun- cil of Churches of Christ i n Amer- ica^ He was in the United States in\: -'.., customers tell us it's not usually their regular bills but the expenses that come up without any warning that keep them up against it. We lend them money to pay these extra bills and our easy payment plan enables them to repay out of income. Are extra expenses making It hard for you to get ahead? Single or married, you may get the cash you need o n your own signature and have a year or longer t o repay, so add up your money needs andcome inTODAYi Loans Up to $300—20 months to repay. Seymour House BIdg., Ground Floor 312 STATEVST* PHONE' 1183 _ OGDENSBURG, N. Y. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. — i -\———-fn Saturday Last Saturday Last COMES TO ITS END THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY YOU WILL FIND THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS uHbUK THESE VALUES Children's $1.98 Dresses An assortment of dresses made of voiles, organdies, lawns broadcloth, piques, etc. —Sizes 3 to 14 yrs. Comes In many styles and various col- or combinations. Limited quantity. The New Infants' Rompers $400 All wool knitted rompers— for tots of 1 and 2 yrts. Fancy weaves, embroidered finish- ed, color, Baby Blue and Pink. Girls' 4 to 1-4 Yr. Sweaters New arrivals. Long and short sleeve styles, fancy and plain weaves. Colors are can- ary, wine, emerald, coral, French Blue and others. An excellent value. 00 Women's $1.29 Silk Slips Beautiful quality, delicately lace trimmed and tailored styles. Comes In tea rose and white. Sizes 34- to 44. $1.50 Woolen Plaid Dress Goods c A choice of 8 beautiful wool- en plaids — -Ideal for Skirts or sohool dresses. Reds, Browns, Greens and other combinations. Sold regularly at $1.50 yd. $3.00 Silk Dress Lengths Not cut from full pieces but bought direct from the mill in lengths of from $l/ x to 4J4 yds.—Just enough for a new Spring Dress. Beautiful patterns and colorings on light and dark grounds. 98 Regular $2.00 \Cheney\ Silks 00 standing floral or striped pat- J tern silk and if you want W wearing quality combined you will see these new pat- terns. New $1.50 and $2.00 Handbags Consisting of various leath- ers, finishes—and many col- ors—Styles Include envelope, strap back, zippers and the new \two in. one\ model. All popular sizes, large, medium and small. It's Impossible, absolutely Impossible to give here only the briefest mention of the many vjronderfu) bargains that go on sale In evety department for these last 3 days— the object—the aim of this sale Is the com- plete dinposal of,every dollars-worth of merchandise that has been damaged during our recent fire—OUT. IS GOES. EVERY ODD GROUP Hi THE STORE MUST MOVE REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE. xrssssrssjy'sxwyysssAfs^^^ Men's Up to $1.95 SHIRTS 3 Never before nor ever again will you be able to buy shirts of ths kind at this low price — These ^S^ A are neckband • a ^| styles but style ^V fotW centers, claim 11- ^ * ^ gured shirts wlthl white collars arc I the \sporty thing\ vs///s////s/////ss/ssy/ss//ss//ss/s///s/s//s//s/ss/s/ss////ssssssssss;. •WW////////'/////////////////////////////////////////y//////////y/, Men's $1.50 Chambray Work Shirts Don't mistake this with the ordinary ^ chambray work ^m for shirt. These are of ^ * \Gones\ Chambray Neckband style with two detached collars. VS/////////S//////////S///////////////////////////////////////////////. ////s/ss/s///ss//s/y/ssssss/sss////sss/jy/s/ss/sssss//ssssss/ssssssssss. Men's $1.00 Silk Neckties An exceptionally large assortment of men's hand made sill: neckties \Be- silios\ i n the lot. Beau- ^t^ IHB j* tlful heavy silks tog J M fi brilliant or conserva- \^^ tiye patterns. None' sold for less than $1.00. Yssv/////s/?s///w/////////s/r////////ss///////////////s/s//////ss/s//. SAVE ON THESE Hot Oven China Ware Good assortment of Casseroles, mixing bowls, salad bowls, 3-piece refrigerator setts, batter pitchers, cake plates with knives, tea pots II • ||| white with red and black ^^ • •\ decorations. Every piece guaranteed—never before at this low price. Gold Trimmed Cups and Saucers White china with gold band-^ ^^^ft ed cups and saucers, limited^* ™ • quantity. Cmp and saucer both for Large Mirrors Bath room or kitchen mirrors. Size 16 to 23 inches. Clear, even glatas mirror with heavy Oak frame—White, framed mir- rors In the lot slightly smaller. $2.98 Baby Dolls Large size, 29 Inches tall, life-like. Dressed Baby dolls. Real eyelashes, cap, gown, bib and mocas- sinfe. A real $2.98 value and a wonderful jgift Item now. Oil, Opaque Window Shades Up -to 75c values to this lot, including the popular green and white, oil shades. Remember in standard 3'* by 6 ft. $59.50 Wilton Rugs *OA75 9x12 ft. genuine Wll-i tons In several very at t tractive patterns. No more at this price when this lot Is closed out. $2.49 Card Table Collapsible double rein- forced, wood top covered with fabrlcord In moire pattern—Never before* at this low price. Felt Base Floor Covering Full of wide first quality, heavy felt bas« floor covering in selected patterns—'Now is the time t o buy —before the price goes up. Men's Up to $22.50 SUITS While They Last Here i s a small group of all wool worst- ed suits, smart looking greys, browns, a few navys, taken from higher priced assortment which sold up to $22.50— for those who come early. Men's Up to $35.00 SUITS Here will be found an assortment which .no one can ever hope to dupli- cate at this low price—hand tailored— including such popular brands as \Mi- chael Stern\. Original prices up to $35. Topcoats in the lot. Men's Up to $45.00 SUITS Sports and conservative models-^-regu- lars, shorts and\ stouts. A splendid as- sortment of all wool materials in Ox- fords, Navy's, Browns, Tweeds, etc Top coats in the lot are in the styles and colors new A Few More Congoleum Rugs At These Low Fire Sale Prices 9x12 Ft. Size. Selected .. Tdfc**^ 6x9 Ft. Size. Selected $5-79 $35.00 Axminster Rugs You will find in this lot a few velvets including 9x12 ft. size—a limited quan- tity of these rugjs at this low price on sale only while the lots lasts. 95 25c Turkish Towels Good weight, turk- ish towels. Size 20 by 40 inches. Neat colored borders — limited quantity. Women's $1.00 Silk Hose These arc full fashioned, pure silk hose. Comes in Chiffon and. Service Weights and in all the new ^e^t gm^ season's shades B^? _^P V arid in wanted sizes. Slightly irre- gular. \\\////s////////////////////////////////s//s/ss/s7s77?. BARGAIN TIME IN CURTAINS 5S C 69° Four big groups. Every curtain In each group helling now consider- ably below the regular price. There is every conceivable kind In ruffled, tie-back, va'lences, full cuts, nets, voiles, lace*, Swisses, fancies, ecru, white colors and combina- tions—Why not Investigate? Eq ^swyy^^/x/^yxyO'W^W^w.^ $ Men's Up to $2.50 Shirts While They Last Included in this assortment are some of the best brands in the country. Collar attached shirts of fine wov- en, materials. All sizes and large as- sortment or, Pat- terns including Whites. Men's Up to $2.00 Shirts This i s the largest assortment i n the Sale. An outstanding value given group, neckband with detached col- lars or collar at- tached styles in- cluding, \non-wilt\ collars. P6pular brands in whites, blues and fancies. Men's Up to $2.00 Silk Neckties Quality necktie buyers will recog- nize in this lot our Regular S1.50 and mftny of our $2.00 regular ties. Hand made, cut of ma- terials which will •wear long. Large selection of pat- terns. Men's Up to $1.00 Dress Hose We are offering inferior qualities at a much lower price but these we the better grades of \Interwoven\ and •*j?hoenlx\ • Brand with same high novelty styles in the lot. AU colors and many pat- terns. Values G5c. 75c and $1.00. $1 IS Men's $1.00 Denim Work Frocks A heavy Denim WorK Jacket with ringed buttons. Eeinforced and war- ranted not to rip. 0^ 0^.** An opportunity. •— (JV Stock up at a low price. Men's $3.00 And $3.50 Wool Union Suits Thrifty people will buy these now for next winter's use. AU perfect, -no damages, unsoiled, Kenosha Klosed Krotch Brand and features all sizes. • S3.00 and 83.50 numbers. famous \Cooper\, $019 Men's 50c Dress Hose Taken from our regular \50c groups of the popular \Interwoven\ and phoenix Brands. Plain colors and fancies. AU want- ^s^ ^^—, *ed sizes while they ^ • QC last. ~ •\ Men's and Boys' Up to, $2.50 Sweaters Pull-over and some \Zipper\ fronts from the famous \McGregor\, \Dur- able\ and \Thermo\ Mills. Various weights, weaves » and imlfshcs. All J| colors and most ^ desirable sizes in the lot. Choice. 55 T//,i,m/////ssss/Js//////////////////////////////\'''W''\'\'' The Last Call On These FUR COATS Smart women will buy these coats now and save wisely on next years' requirements, $100.00 FUR COATS Choice $33.50 Included will be found ^Caracul, Broadtail, Paney and Lapin coats. $125.00 Fur Coats Choice $74.50 Fine quality Caracul, Bay Seal and natural MuskVatcoats. $245.00 Fur Coats Choice $119.50 Extra quality Caracul with Silver Fox collars and two fine Raccoon Coats. $295.00 Fur Coats Choice $239.50 'Fine black Jersey Muskrat or Dark Northern Racoon Coats In the very newest styles. Only two at this iprice. •s/ssjyss/wyss//?ss/ , sssMs/s/ms////ss////w/y^^^ NATHAN FRANK S Ogdensburg's Largest Department Store 2 Choice ~ Assortments In New Spring. $5.95 and $5.95 SPRING DRESSES Dresses . that were . selected to sell In' these higher prleed i groups —Beautiful styles, excellent materials in the season's desirable patterns. See them to appreciate them. Up to $22.50 SPRING DRESSES Among -this assortment are some dresses whcli originally sold, at S22.50* others. and most of the —^ \•»•»•» lot are nationally Advertised Dresses which' have never sold below $10.95. beautiful pure dye silks, floral patterns on dark grounds. $16.95, $19.95 and $22.50 Spring Coats and Suits The rarest opportunity to secure on* of floor covering ' n A^^ AF patterns JkB^M Si«i -r- Now is the^r™ M^W time to buy—be- fore the price goes up.
