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22 OGDENSBURG JOURNAL, WED., FEB. ?*, Feb. 18 — Scotch Bush'— Scotch! Bush Grange will hold a pro- gressive pedro party Wednes- day, at 8:30 p. m. in the Grange Hall. Prizes will- be awarded. Ladies please fur- nish refreshments. The pub- lic is cordially invited. Feb. 18— Morristown- —The Afternoon Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Rog- ers at 10:30 a. m. for quilting. Group two will be in charge of dinner arrangements. 'eb. 18 — Lisbon — The River- side Home Demonstration Unit will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Ralph Briggs. Members please bring a sandwich. Coffee and dessert will be furnished. Also, please bring a problem to be considered in the lesson NEW NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES HERE — from left Arthur D. Wright, Jr., assistant sales manager of Julius Mathews Special Agency, New York, which will take over national advertising representation of the Ogdensburg Journal April 1; Norton S. Cole, of the Syracuse office of JMSA; \Bud\ Ellis, national advertising manager of the Ogdens- burg Journal. The Julius Matthews Special Agency has offices in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Boston, Syracuse, Cleveland and is one of the leading special newspaper agencies in the country. They will succeed J. P. McKinney 8c Son, \who have rep- resented the Journal since 1928. Mr. Wright and three of his top men are spending a week in Ogdensburg, Massena and Potsdam meeting wholesalers and leading retailers and becoming familiar with this territory. Mr. Wright, is a native of Philadelphia, N. Y., a graduate of Northwestern University in Journalism and Advertising, and has had extensive experience in newspaper work and advertising before joining the Julius Mathews organization. nior Winter Olympics Starts This Weekend; VFW Is Sponsor A Junior Winter Olympics, featuring ice skating, skiing and sledding, will be sponsored by the Ogdensburg Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars be- ginning this weekend. Plans for the big sporting event were announced today by Darrell Mills, local- Junior Olympics chairman. First event on the Olym- pics program will be the speed skating preliminary events, to be held Saturday, Feb. 21. Preliminary skiing events will follow on Sunday, Feb. 22. Finals in both skating and skiing will be held on the- fol- lowing weekend, with skating on Feb. 28 and skiing on Feb. 29. Winners of the Ogdensburg Junior Olympics will compete for state-wide honors in the \VFW Department of New York Junior Winter Olympics, to be held in Lake Placid on Mar. 7 and 8. In charge of the arrange- ments for the state-wide com- petition are Herbert Brian of Ogdensburg, youth director for the state VFW, and Luke Pat- node of Lake Placid, VFW Jun- ior. Winter Olympics Commis- sioner. This is the second year that the VFW has sponsored a Win- ter Olympic program, but the first year that state-wide ath- letic contest have been held as a part of it. Last year, hundreds of local children competed in sledding, and skating competitions. There was also a showman contest for the younger children, and a dance, with a competition for prince and princess, and king and queen. These popular events •will Tbe repeated again this year. Ballotting for the Olympic royalty will be held in local schools on Wednesday, Feb. 25. Children in the grade schools of the city,., will vote for a prince and princess, while those in the high schools will ballot for king and qu^n. The Olympic roy- alty wiil be crowned at a dance to be held the follow- ing weekend. The snow sculpture ci~ntc-t will also be repeated, and will be open to all grade school and high school pupils. Trophies will be awarded for first and second place. Further details on these events this competition, the sledding events, and other phases of the Olympic program will be announced soon. Persons wishing to enter the Olympic contest must fill out an entry form, available through the local VFW. Parents are required to sign a waiver, in ssder to have their children take part it the competition. Persons having questions re- garding the Olympics, or wish- ing to obtain more information are asked to contact Mr. Mills at the VFW club house on Caroline St. In The Aimed Forces Quantico, Va.—One of 570 Second Lieutenants who re- cently completed the seven- month officers' basic course at the Marine Co/ps ° QuanfSeo, Va., was William G. Reddick, son of David M. Red- 'dick of 13 Elm. St., Canton, N. Y., and husband of the former Miss Jane E. Craig of 18 W. Main St., Canton. He was a former student at St. Lawrence University and George Washington University. Included in the course were pe - -nnncl admir : ~\ -t : nn. first aid, map reading, weapons, Held sanitation, and Itlidership techniques. Vicinity Events If you have any problems or questions concerning hearing aids or hearing aid service, you are cordially invited to take advantage of our complete facilities for serving those in need of better hearing. 122 Ford St. DRUG STORE Phone 3434 Brand Names Taken From Our Regular Stock LADIES' Reg. to $69.95 14J5 & 19- MEN'S Reg. to $59.50 $19,95 ON DINNERWARE - SILVERWARE Blueridge Dinnerware Place Setting Pieces! 29c each 4 for Serving Pieces! 59c each 2 for SILVERWARE Odds and ends from bro- ken sets of 1881 Roger 1847 Bogers, Community and Holmes & Edwards Silverplate. Pieces in- clude, knives, forks, tea- spoons, soup spoons, salad forks, butter spread- ers and ice drink spoons. These pieces previously sold for up to $3.25 each. Come Early and Make Up Your Own Set! Now 5Sc each or 2 for SL \Sewing for the Growing Child.\ -Those interested in sewing in a zipper, please bring necessary materials. Feb. 19 — Waddington — Ful- ton Chapter 515, O. E. S. will meet at 8 p.m., Thursday, in the Masonic Temple This will be Secret Pal Night. Feb. 19 — Morristown— Fam- ily Night supper will be held at the United Christian Church at 5:30 p.m. Bring covered dish and table serv- ice. Program to follow. Feb. 21 — Lisbon — The Senior Class of Lisbon Central School will present a \Sweet- hearts Ball' 1 on Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight at the school gym. Feb. 21 — Heuvetton — A food sale will be held by the American Legion Auxiliary of Heuvelton on Saturday starting at 10:30 a.m. at the . Richardson Display room. Feb. 23—Madrid—Church dea- cons, deaconesses and. trusr tees are invited to attend a dinner and meeting at the Congregational Church of Og- densburg Monday at 11 a.m. Feb. 24 — Waddington — Wad- dington Grange 980 will meet Tuesday at P p.m. in the grange hall. First and second degrees will be given at this time. All grange members are asked to bring refreshments. Feb. 25 — Madrid — Madrid Grange 962 will hold its reg- ular business meeting in the Grange Hall Wednesday eve- ning. Refreshments will be served. Feb. 28—DePeyster—The re- gular monthly meeting of Ogdensburg Calendar CHILD STUDY GROUP Feb. 18 — The Child Study Group will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. David Buck, 615 Washington St. Hostesses will be Mrs. Ellie Weber and Mrs % Nelda Schwartz. The program will be given by Mrs. Downey, who will show a film called \The Challenge.\ PYTHIAN SISTERS Feb. 19 — The Pythian Sisters DePeyster Grange 1049 will be held Saturday afternoon • following a covered dish din- ner. The first and second de- grees will be conferred at this time. All officers are 're- quested to be present. Please note change of date from Feb. 14. will meet Thursday at 8 At this time the past < will be entertained bj officers. Refreshments follow. MAPLE CITY HOME DEMONSTRATION UNIT Feb. 19 — The Maple City ] Demonstration Unit will Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ; home of Mrs. Frank Hi 419 Franklin St.. for the ond lesson on \Sewini the Child.\ Bring ma and 11 inch zipper. { birthdays will be celeb: Co-hostesses will be Gladd and Mrs. Audrey ris. CUB SCOUT PACK 6 Feb. 24 — Blue #md Gold quet at the Presbyt Church, Tuesday, at 6:30 Gold Gifties Shop AH Five Floors Where You Get AH The Extras! Only at Frank's do you get free delivery, charge ac- counts, easy terms, cash redeeming Gold Giftie Stamps, mail or phone orders and the finest nationally adver- tised goods, and expert personal service. Reg. 39c pr. Jr. Morpul and Triple Roll Girls' Socks white morpul socks for girls 3 to 6; 8 to'14 and teens. Gordon Hosiery Discern. 1.35-2.15 pr. 2pr. $1. Street Floor 2.98 HANDBAGS 1.66 Every 2.98 Handbag in our stock at 1.66. Also 4.98 bags at $3. Street Floor 4.98 WOMEN'S ORLON SWEATERS $3. Also $7.95-8.95 Cardigans at $5 and 10.95-12.95 Bulkies at $7. 1.98 WOMEN'S SAh'F. BLOUSES SI. Also 2.95-3.50 Blouses $2., and $3.95-5.95 Blouses 2.50. 5.98 UP WOOL SKIRTS $3. Sporteen Wool Skirts, also $8.95 at $5., and $12.95 at $7. Second Floor 1.00-1.98 JEWELRY 2 FOR $1. All bracelets, necklaces, pins, earrings were $1.00 or more. 59G FLOWERS 4 FOR SI. Good choice. Also $1.00 flowers now 2 for $1. TO 5.95 STOLES $1. Wool Stoles up to $5.95. Smart Collars that were $1.98 also $1. • 1.98-3.98 GLOVES SI. PR. \Wear Rite\ and Kayser gloves were $1.98 to $3.98. Street Floor Reg. to 10.95 Winter Millinery About 75 hats that were to 12.95. Also angora scarf hats. Also 1.00 off any new Spring hat. Second Floor Reg. 1.39 100% Corn Brooms 68' 5 Row Stichedl Colored hard wood handles. Full size. Heavy weight, no inferior filling. No delivery on these. Street Floor GIFTWARE TABLE VAL TO 2.98 $1. All sorts of china, glass and novelty items to clear. 2.98 VENETIAN GLASS ASH TRAYS $1. Imported beautiful color- ings. Heavy, good sized and good looking. POCKET WALLET AND 6 BALL PT. PENS 79G Plastic secretary memo pad • wallet. 6 Colored Pens. Worth 1.50. TODDLER HAND MADE DRESSES $1. Imported Puerto Rico dress- es with panties. 1 to 3 yrs. Were $2.25. Second Floor — East 2.50 SIZES 34 OR 44 NYLON SLIPS 1.79 \Pacemaker\ Nylon tricot slips. Sizes to 44. Beautiful make. REG. 1.125-5.95 FAMOUS BRAS 75C-3.50 Disct. styles \Formfit\ and \Warner\ less 40%. REG. 2.50 TO 8.95 GIRDLES I.50-S5. Disct. styles and broken sizes \Formfit\ girldes less 40%. RUMMAGE TABLE 50G-$II-$2I-$3I $8.95 Uniforms, Pajamas, Sweaters, Blouses, Aprons, Cuffs less than % price! Second Floor — East Values to $1. Costume Jewelry 4 for $\ m Every piece of jewelry was 59c or more. Wonderful bargains. Street Floor Downtown Free Pi rking In The Rea Thursday-Friday-Saturday, Feb. 19-21 Every item marked at cost or below cost for extra savings to you! Make every dollar do the work of two or even more! We are demonstrating the wonder- ful values at Ogdensburg's only locally owned department store. Our second century of quality and service. Reg. 3.00 to 5.00 Nationally Advt. Men's Shirts Where will you ever find a bigger bargain. A little shop soiled but none were under $3. Broken sizes and colors, also white. Street Floor 10.95 BOYS 1 LINED PARKAS 5.99 Kemovable hood; quilted, knit collar, wrists. Were to $10.95. 8 to 14 yrs. 2.98 BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS 1.39 Knits, flannels, drip dry ginghams, 8 to 18 yrs. Ivy league. 4.98 BOYS' GORDURQY SLACKS $3. Only a few left, sizes 8 to 16 yrs. 59G BOYS' PLAID SOCKS 3 PR. $1. Cotton argyles. Sizes 7% to 10. Wide choice. MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS $3. Orion and wool slipovers and coats were to $6.95. MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS ' PR. Broken initial assortment. Arrow linen 3 in box now 75c-$1.13. TO 10.95 MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS 5.99 Wonderful western plaids, washable wool were to $10.95. Small-Med.-Large. 69C MEN'S WHITE \T\ SHIRTS 2 FOR $1, Nylon collar T Shirt; also white knitted briefs to match. Reg. to 29.95 Famous Make Chair or Sof< Slipcovers A collossal bargain. Sar low price for either chair sofa! Hurry, supply ai style assortment will soi be depleted. Our famo make! Not every style. Third Floor Reg. to 3.79 Mohawk Sheets 72x99 *| 59 81 x 99 1.79 x72 x 108 1.79 x81 x 108 1.99 Pillow Cases Pr. $1 xAlso fitted sheets. Fourth Floor Reg. 1.29 Nylonized Rayon Slips No where else such a val- ue! White tricot knit. Sizes .to 44. Shadow panels. Hur- ry, only 72 on sale! Second Floor — East i. 19-1.65 GHILDRENS' CORD.SLACKS 88C Boxer waist. Boys and girls 2 to 6 yrs. Also red flan- nel shirts 88c. BEACON BABY BLANKETS 2 FOR $1. Pastel striped baby blank- ets, gift plastic wrap. NURSEMATIC BOTTLE VALVE SETS 39C \Adapto\ valve controls flom. Includes nipple, hood, collar. 4 or 8 oz. bottle. W0MENS' AND GIRLS' ROBES LESS 1/3 Every women's and girls' quilted or corduroy robe now reduced %. Second Floor — East 69C RAYON 45\ TAFFETA 2 YDS. $ I. 15 wanted colors, our regu- lar good quality; save! 45\ wide. 1.00-1.98 DRESSY RAYONS 3 YDS. $2 Jacquard designs on satin or taffeta about 15 patterns 45\. 69C CANNON STRIPE BATH TOWELS 2 FOR $ I. Large 44\x22\ thick towels —5 pastel color stripes. No seconds. 490 IRISH LINEN DISH TOWEL 3 FOR SI. Wonderful quick drying. Striped patterns. Long wear. , • Fourth Floor $5. TO $17. SCATTER RUGS i.99-2.994.! Washable shag loop rugs, sizes at less than ha Broadloom samples |4.99. 3.59 VIKING SHADES 1,89 Standard shade rollers wi plasticized cambric shat cloth. 36\ x 6 ft. Seconds. 59C PRINTED TERRY DISH TOWELS 2 FOR $ Pretty printed terry clot Large dish towels, quic drying. 79G PRINTED PILLOW CASES 2 FOR $ All over prints, a sell 01 before. American made! 3-i-5th Floo? Reg. to $25. Closeout of Women's Dresses $ Also Sportswer and Maternity Close out of a small grou of party dresses, evenin dresses, street styles, matej nity dresses. Were $10.95 i $29.95. Second Floor . 69c to 1.00 Men ; s Socks 3 P' *1. Nylon Stretch Cotton Argyles Never before could you buy stretchy nylons at this low- price. Also disct. \Inter- woven\ socks and Argyl plaids. All sizes. Street Floor 2.98 DUNGAREES $1. A few blue overalls. Mer and boys sizes. Also bi style at 1.79. REVERSIBLE JACKETS LESS I/; $10.95-$25.00 Men's Revers: ble Nylon. Now $7.30 up. 50G BOYS' BRIEFS AND SHIRTS 3 FOR $ I White knitted Boxer Briei and athletic shirts. Reg. 50 MEN'S-BOYS 4 WEAR LESS ] Raincoats, Coats, Sports wear, Vests, Sweaters. A] half price. Women's $• Coats were to 39 ' 95 Kay McDowell and Lassie Finest all wool fabrics, beautiful linings. Sizes 10 to 20 and juniors. Save for now and next year. $39.95-59.95 Women's Coats $24. $79.95 \Shagmoor\ Coats $59. $75.00 Cashmere Coats $59. $14.95-18.95 Car Coats $10. balance of Winter Dresses 50-70% Off Second Floor Dacron Curtains Tailored $O 29 Reg. 3.98 JL. Ruffled Reg. 4.98 $ 3. 59 An unbeatable value and just what you want for spring-like interiors. Drip dry curtains, sparkling white. Each pair 88 inches wide or more. 63\-72\-81\-90\ Lengths Third Floor 500 Yards Drip-Dry Cottons 3 s. All our drip dry broadcloth and surface interest cottons that were to 1.00 yd. Also a few nylon linen fabrics that were $1.98 yd. Prints, stripes, ginghams and solid colors. Fourth Floor
