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I , Vern Doar . Is wiring Hie home of ! G t'- it a ve Stall on Green avenue. 1 Mrs. Andrew F. Skinner has heon ' entertaining her friend , Mrs. Louise Downs , of ' Fl ushing. Painting, decorating, pa n erlianging, etc. Joseph Brutschy, Lakeland Ave- nue. Telephone 162 M. 27tl6 j Mr. and Mrs. William C. Itakow ' and sou , Emil , spent Monday in New York. Ec i aires , doug hnuts , graham Dread and French pastry, fre sh every day, i at Wahn ' s U akery. 27tf George H. Mantha came out from New York to spend the week end and [ holiday with his parents on Lincoln a venue. See Doau & Reynolds about those new fixtures. Something entirely new and differen t. \Phone Heliport 245-J or Sayville 99-M . I2tl Winnie V/toch. who was for years employed as a plumher by Jedl l cka ! Brothers , but for some months has been working In Bay Shore, is now in business for himsel f in Sayville. i Otto Kruger . Jr.. who has for 13 ' ' years been employed as an electrician ¦ by William H. Aldrich in Patchogue , has accepted a position with electric- i al contractor J. C. Koman , of Sayville. i j Hil i ard Gordon entertained nearly ! 30 of his young friends at a party last : Saturday night by way of' celeb rat- j ing hi s birthday. The young folks had ! a joyous time with games and music , \ followed by a supper. } Thomas Griffin is visiting his daugh- j ter, Mrs. Henry S. Reed, in Schenect- ! ady. Mr. Griffin was with her at the ' time of her husband' s death and made : the trip to Sayville. going back with ' Mrs. Reed after the services here. i The Rev. Joseph A. Bond , Acting Rector of St. Ann ' s Episcopal Church , l has purchased a new Overland sedan i In which to make his trips about his ! pa ri sh , which is very large. The car was purchased from Kenneth Hulse , who is an Overland dealer at Valley Stream. Mr. and . Mrs. Hulse are members of St. ' Ann ' s . Mrs. Hulse be- ing the former Miss Lesley Berry. Mrs. Joseph Nemecek has just re- ceived her first consignment of line knitting worsted, yarns , crochet cot- tons , art linens and embroidery silks and cottons , etc. Come in and look them over. Also books , china , bric- a-brac \ and other fancy articles. Green ' s ' Block, Sayville. 31t2 Mrs. Patrick Mullen spent the week end visiting re l atives tn New York and Brooklyn. Assemblyman Paul N. Westerbeke on February Sth introduced a bill au- thorizing the Commissioners of the Land Office to grant to the Village of Ocean, Beach land under water 'bet ween hig h and low water mark In the At- lantic Ocean and Great South Bay, and permitting that such lands may h e filled tn by the Village or other- wise improved rind used for dock , park or recreation purposes. Sayville Lodge No. 322, I. O. O. F., has leased from Joseph Arata what was formerly Foresters ' Hall , over Klingencr ' s confectionery store. After Mr. Arntn hns re-decorated the room , the Odd Fellows are planning to move In about March llrst , and will hence- forth use the linll for their headquar- ters. The Lodge, which was Instituted on May 22nd, 187 2 , dedicated the lodge room in the Gillette nuildiiis-on No- vember 19th, lasii , and has since been using- It for n meeting place. Henry Kraus, ut Oakdnle owns a Ford car. Henry keeps Ills car near Ills place of employment, safely locked in the l t rontwood Garage. One night recently lie went to get It and discovered that the machine was gone. He started out tn do some sleuthing nml came upon tho guilty party, who halls from Central Islip. There was nn interest lng scene and Henry emerged with n- compound fracture of the right- leg. Dr. King attended lilm and Uo Is u«w vukUhk ill the Babylon Hospital. Hoover suction sweepers for sale at Ira Beetle ' s electrical store. 29tf Dr. Hoag, eyesight specialist at H.L . ferry & Sons, Tuesday, 1.30 to 4.30. tf Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Fisher enter- tained Saturday , Sunday and Monday Mrs. Fisher ' s niece , Miss C. Nathalie Hartshorn , and their friends , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nolan , of New York. The Salamagundi party which was to have been given this evening in the Congregational Church has been in definitely postponed because of the inclemency of the weather. Mr. and Mrs . Hany Martin and their son , Harry, drove out from New York in their car and spent Lincoln ' s birthday with Mr. and Mrs . Oscar Kaler. Ellsworth Crum returned to Al- 1 b any yesterday after having been at I hi s home here since last Saturday, , during which time he has been suf- fe ring with grip. I A masquerade ball will be given by the Bohemia Fire Department in the C. S. B .S. Hall , February 21st. Prizes for the best costumes . Good music. Admission 50c. Come all. 30t2 Mrs. Charles R. Brown lias been in a very serious condition this week with pneumonia. The crisis came yes- terday and Mrs. Brown is now improv- ing, although still verr weak. Dr. Hu i st is caring for her. The ICing ' s Daughters will hold a Washington tea with Mrs. Harry-Skin- ner on Tuesday afternoon , Feb ruary 21st. The hostesses will be Mrs. Nelson Strong, Mrs. Clarence Saw- yer , Mrs. John Shafer. Mrs. H. L. Terry and Mrs. Embury Townsend. John J. O'Neill , several years ago correspondent for the Brooklyn \Eagle \ in this district has sold his interest in the Freeport News, which he es tablished a year ago. The new editor will bo Cecil Johnson , a former employee : of the Port Jefferson Ship- yard, who hits- - conducted a column in the Port'Jefferson Times for several years. The News is now owned by a corporation capitalized at $15 , 000. The Long Island Railroad freight service was interrupted a bit on Tues- d ay afternoon by a load of hay be- longing to Joseph Arata , which spilled over at the Railroad avenue crossing shortly after one o ' clock. Frank Oak- ley was coming to the village with a good-sized load and Tony Yonda and Joh n Arata -were sitting atop the load as ballast. Just as they were cross- ing the tracks , an automobile crowded their outfit and it gently tipped over. Fortunately the one o ' clock train had just gone east so it was only a freight which had to be fla gged until the men could pick up themselves and their load and move on. During the thunder storm on Sun- day nigh t , which was accompanied by sha rp flashes ot lighting, a piece of wire over the high tension wire on the Long Island Lighting ' s Com- p any ' s line s between here and Ron- k onkoma caused a short circuit. The wire fell across the cross arms of one of the poles and when tho lights went off about .10:30 , th e Light ins Company ' s entire system from River- h ead to Amltyvllle was affected. After some little time, the loca l trouble hunters found the blazing pole, put out the lire and repaired the rinina g c. Service wiis interrupted for nn hour ir more. I W Mrs. Se n rsr t ! S. T rar Js is confined to 'j her-bed with the grip. Dr. R. B. Strong, dentist. Hours 9 A. [ M. to 8 P. M. Phone 52-M. lltf If i t ' s wall paper you want we now . have about 600 samples to select from. Drop a card or see W. B. Satterly. 31t4 'W. ' iUat n Boss has been quite ser- iously sick for the last two weeks and under the care of Dr. Merr i tt. Little Frances Hulse , who has been sick, is improving. Contrary to early , reports of the case , she is not afflicted with scarl e tiiia. j The baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos- , eph Branning, of West Sayville, is ' I suffering with pneumonia. Dr. Mer- ' ritt ^ i fe caring for him. Call and see the. new plumber. ! Plumbing, he ating and jobbing ot all kinds. Winnie Vitoch , Garfield Avenue , Sayville. 31tf ' ¦ t . Mrs. Cornelius De Graal on Wednes- j day afternoon entertained a number : of ladles at cards in honor of her : mother. Mrs. Julius Martin , who Is : visiting her. ; Mrs. George Douglas e n tertained J over the week end and Monday her s sister , Miss Lena Schimper and Miss s Kathry u Housman, of Brooklyn. On ~ Monday afternoon Mrs. Douglas gave = a card party for her guests . s The News is issued under difficulties this week, the office having had no l ess than five absentees because oi g rip. The foreman , Mr. Taber , is confined to his bed and has been away all week except for a few hours yes- ter day. The engagement is announced of Miss Laura Valentine Sawyer , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa D. Sawyer, of Brooklyn, to Arthur Warren Stock- dale , son of the Rev. and Mrs. Allen A. Stockdale , of Toledo , Ohio. Miss Sawyer is a granddaughter of William Prinzhorn of Sayville. and is well known here. The Invinc i bles are still invincible. On Wednesday night The Invincible Bowling Club made up of Robert Groh , Harry Reynolds. John Sprague, Justin Steigerwald and . William Whalen beat The Sayville Bowling Club three out of live games. On the latter team are Frank Gelger , C. W. Proctor , Alfred Sykes , Julius Stenger and Joseph Jahn. According to an article on the so- ciety page of the San Diego \Union , \ published in San Diego , Calif., Mr . and Mrs. I. H. Green of Sayville , were guests last Thursday evening at a din. ner in honor of Countess Ed g erly- Korzybski. an artist whose portraits on ivory were shown at an exhibition at the Little Gallery following the din- ner. Invited to the reception and ex- hibition were 250 of San Diego ' s art lovers . The thunder storm on Sunday night , accompanied by hard rain, caused most of the snow to disappear , but only f or a brfe f interval , for Tuesday night came more snow, followed by rain nnd sleet moat of Wednesday. Wednesday night it grew colder nnd snowed practically nil night, In fact well Into Thursday morning. To-day Is the ' coldest of the winter. Along wi th good sleighing, we arc \ enjoy- ing \ l iulow - zero weather. At six oclock this morning some local thermometers in exposed places In the northern part of the village regis- t ered S below, nt eight o ' clock in the heart of the town Indicators pointed In four belo w. 1 F r U I T AND V EGETA § E l a J ^ p H WE SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY AND SER VICE ^ B ^ J §§ Our centrally located store on Main St. B \ iS S = is Sayville ' s headquarters for the finest ,\f i^ §tf = = and b est assortment of Foreign and ¦¦ ¦ ¦ \ .: ' ¦ ¦ ^ ¦ ^W^ £E Domestic Fruits , Vegetables , Nuts , et c. - • . ' . ' > < S| :lj§| JOSEPH A RATA \^ Si j = Tele phone ll-R - 'g:y« : ' r ? l S iiiiili l tll l ll l l l ll l lll l llf f fillll ll lllllM »i »«\«»\\«««\««i\iiiiiiminilUHU I IllllllHIIHlllH i niHU||tp ^ y j | M^O^^^^ l ^^ H WeI1 bui,t ' Ion £ \ ,iv \ ; - ' p W^ ~ii ^^ e ^ a & °° d Per ^ orm' ¦! p ^^ ti ^^^ l ^^ — , ^^ 16 ^ and consistently ' ¦> \<¦ §. [l ^^r®^^p 9s -®^ economica l f and will 1 —\ s a ^ - *\— always bring a high | price when resold. # It is a common knowledge that the Hupmo- I bile has a record in this respect so remarkable ' jf that at least it is not surpas s ed by any p other ; 5 l car in the market. | l >\ O. B. D etroit.) ¦:¦ ¦]! ¦ Roadste r $1 , 250 Touring ] ,250 > ;| Coupe 1 , 835 , ; | Sedan . 1 , 935 ^ R. K. F endal l&Co., In c. J i ¦ ¦ '' .Vi.; -- . — . ¦ ' I . _ H ,„ J , ; ^^ J V , ,;. V ' - \ ¦ ' J ** ¦ ? ' r g nnn/H/nfjfnifi!iui iitiiiiiU HiHff ( nnifnifninniHi uuHH!iin i n t ii{ i futn ) niin ^ [ NAUERT'S II 1 Real Estate and • .§s ^ l|| Insurance A gency 8 t|t Bonds Insuranc e W if jj Sure ty Fire §| --J \ Fiduciary Automobile \\ §§ | j Public Official Accident and Health == ' ' : Jj j Depositing Workmen ' s compensation §§ : ' \ M \ Contract J >late Glass J3 j Check Forgery 55 ' . fi Railroa d Ave . j§ Telephone 77-R W ?ff I 52 \ ¦ •-; * ! lllfIi({(IIill(|{ifl(II»ll(l»lfI((Ui(ll(lllllli(llll((l[lllilll(ii(iiiliiimiiiiiiii9imiiii ^ I u t f? * Si tfuilft <2l0unttt N puih. , F RIDAY , F E BIU/ A IIY 1 7 . 1028. Mrs . Arthur Udell has this week ¦been suffering with grip. Mrs. Marlnus Puys h&s heen sick since last Saturday with a case of grip. -Vlr. and Mrs. P. A. Mason vary de- lig htfully entertained a party of -Men ds at cards on Monday evening. * P. H . Condit , optometrist , eye sight specialist, will be at his office next *o post office on Wednesday, Feb. 22. Mours 10 to 4. Miss Marlon Martin gave a luncheon and b ridge party at her home on Col- ton avenue last week Wednesday after- noon . Rea l estate agent, J. P. DIcke rson , \has rented to M rs. Sarah Cable, of New York , the larger cottage of C. F. \ Wend , on Green, avenue , fo r the com- ing slimmer. A. \W. Yearancc of South Orange , X . J., has rented for the coming season •through Frank Wells the cottage ot \William Collins , corner of Elm street and Fos ter avenue. Al Trahern , In preparation for an- other season of his Stock Company on Long Island , has returned from snow- fcist California to snow-kist Long i Island and has been spending this ¦week down on the Bast End. The annual grand masquerade dance ) of the Holbrook Pleasure Club is toj 1 )e held In Holbrook Hall on Tuesday ! evening, February 21st. Prizes for the] \best costumes are to be awarded andi music by our favorite orchestra . Ad- j mission Including war tax 50c. 30t2 A daughter was born on Monday at Dr. King ' s Hospital In Bay Shore to if r . and Mrs. George Long of Babylon. Mr. Long was formerly of Sayville , and Mrs. Long was a teacher in the Say- •vi lle School when she was Miss Emily Miller. Miss Claribel Yerkes , some years ago a teacher in Sayville , was ente r- tai ned over the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. oRgers. On Sat- urday afternoon Mrs. Robert Nunns entertained a number of Sayville friends of Miss Yerkes. Miss Yerkes •is now teaching In Brooklyn. William Ffala of Queens , L. I., and his fi ancee , Miss Helen Wooton. of Newark , N. J., were in Sayville to spend the week end with Mr. Fiala ' s sister nnd brother-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Neil De Graff. Mr. Fiala has an ex- cellent position with the Remington Typewriter Co., in New York. On Tuesday evening a party of girl friends of Mrs. Valentine M. Carolln drove up to her door about seven o ' clock hearing bundles nnd baskets conta ining all the essentials for a delicious supper. It was Mrs. Carolln ' s birthday and she was completely sur- prised. Tho guests spent a delightful evening. The annual masque nnd civic hall of the Sayville o t lrmnn Benevolent Society will ho held In the Opera House on Tuesday evening, February 21st. There will bo prizes for the best costumes , besi des a handsome d oor prize. A flvo-plece orchestra will furnish music. Tickets Includ- ing wnr ta x 50c. 2 St f Airs. S. 1. Mills Beverly, writing from Rndlnnds . Cnlif., to renew her sub- scription to tho \ News, \ says that they enjoy tho paper greatly, although It arrives a week nftor publication. She says \ Wo have boon having very cold weather; snow on tho mountains ¦four or live feel deep, w hich gives n pretty low temperature , an d 1ms re- sulted In doing very great dnnuiRO to citrus fr i uts. How much Is - , not yot known, nn tho Stale law allows no p icking f»r lHR i' kot «nt\ Ul ° »\\ m W ° a frui t cnu bo separated. \ pi i llill i lli l lllll l l M^ 1 TOW N TALK 1 smf iiSIl l illlilllllli llllilllliiillllllllllllilUIIUlllliiillifilflillfffflfflliailltllllllllfllllll ^a i Wall Board at Nelson Strong ' s. . ! Mrs. A. P. Al l good has been con I lined to her home all this week witl ; ' an attack of grip. < Miss Bell Hucketl , of Patchogue , li ! a guest for two months at the honw c ' of Miss Gillette. • Miss Jennie Nohowec Is able to b; . ' out again after being confined to het 1 1 home for a week with influenza. j Roug h dry washing 10c lb., flat ¦ > - o rk Ironed. Sayville Laudry, Neil ; ;A. DeGraff. tf ' Mrs. Edward Muessler Is very ser i- Jously sick wi th pneumonia and under ( the care of Dr . Merritt and a trained ' nurse. j Quality Flower Shop, Candee avenue . I Special sale of house ferns at 50c , Sat- l urd ay only. Did you read our adv. on page seven ? Card party for the beneiit of the Eastem Star, Monday evening, Feb. 20th at the home of Mrs. Alfred Sykes on Green avenue. Cards at 8:15 sharp. s ot2 i _ . . The Social Union of the Methodist Church met last Friday evening at the , church. Sixty or seventy members I and friends of the church were present j and were entertained by a program ar- ! ranged by Miss Gladys Kwaak . ! i I Roy Carleton , a native of Scotland , 1 I who now claims Californi a as his ] [home, recently came East, it is said, j | on a romantic errand. He was In ' ! town on Tuesday and Wednesday as : [ the guest of Mrs. George Newlns. ' i ¦ Mr . and Mrs. Charles Rohm mo- ' tored to Morrl s town , N. J., the latter part of the week for a visit at Mrs. ' Roh m ' s old home. When they re- ; turned to Sayville. they were accom- . panled by Mrs. Rohm ' s sisters , the Misses Louise a t itl Pauline Burke , • who spent several days here. j i Mrs. George W. Kennedy enter- tained a number of friends at a Valen- , \ tine luncheon and bridge party on ' . Tuesday. The guests were Mrs. W. B. j Robinson . Mrs. C W. Proctor , Mrs. i Charles Rohm , Mrs. F. A. Plate , Mrs. - ' J. R. Van Wagoner , Miss Frances D. j .Tohnsen , Miss Belinda Edwards , and ' ¦ Miss Adrienne Kennedv I On Tuesday Mrs. F. H. Stoyc en-j gaged P. J. Grady to take her and her } little son Carl ,, to the Brooklyn Eye and i Ear Hospital , whe re Carl has since ' b een a patient. The little boy had a j very heavy cold and a severe earache. Since going to the hospital he has been relieve d somewhat , and it Is believed I that an operation will be avoided. Mr. ! Stoye . who has been in Chicago tor' several wee ks on ' business , returned I home yesterday. ! Wjilliam H. Vander Borgh, s on of- Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Vander Bor gh ! ot West Sayville , w ho is a theological , student at tho New Brunswick Semi- ' na ry, - ' New Brunswick , N. J. had charge of the services nt the First t Reformed Church in West Sayville on Sunday. Although young Mr. Van- ' der Borgh Is only In his first year at the Seminary, ho preached a very elo. (went se rmon and was enthusiastical- ly- received by a largo congregation ' of the home folks. ; A : - iird party Is to bo given In tho library rooms for tho benefit of the library on Thursday evening, February ' ¦ 23rd. Tickets are being sold for 50c each and there will bo prizes for every ' table. Games are scheduled to he- g in nt eight o ' clock. Individuals may arrange to pinko up tables ot their own friends. It tlioy prefe r to , ' Tho library Is looking forward to tho time when it shall become finan- cially able to open up tho extension of two rooms. As soon as money Is , available this will . ho done. The mon ey rnlaed at tho card party will ' help to realize that nlnt. 30t2 I t llllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllll lllltllliiiHuillilllllllllllllllllllllllllUlllllllllllllllll ' 1 NOW READY TO SELL \ The K upfer bungalows and cottages on the late | William T. Hayward property, foot of Green = Avenue. 6 to 10 rooms, 2 balh i or hath and 1 extra toilet , electricity, gas and hea t , Furnished | or unfurnished . Terms. = Edwards Real Estate Agency, I SAYVILLE , L. f . \ f •iTiiiiiiiiii HiiiiiiHiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiitii i uiiuuiiiii i iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Ipllllllllll l l llllllllllll l llHIHIIIIII W S wA3 m N lTON V -5 1 * BinT A Hr J AY f ^ S C T ED Q J T^ F^ 9 (f > CLOSED ALL DAY §j ^g WA S HINGTON fi o ra EF 0 ff ^ K f ^ ^ fi ™ \ S \ *% ^*% WASHINGTON 'S BIRTHDAY §5 I SPEC I ALS ' Throughout the store we have made special prices which Will enable every GROCER! ES 1 I , ., „ , M u ,n,vctoti . e s B. t sKct , , 26 in. ,<, $i. so «i> soc one to buy good goods at remarkably low prices. r , , , = m Nickel K : m , !.«....« . c omp lete (n ?.VS <\ » ' . v \ \ l ^ - , . „c M Subject to Chan,,- S S Clo thes 'IVcoSM ' ab. « nali»K. 'i»y. wliiti - I ' liani. - I (th *!•-» - Uovcv Milk ... 13c / =5 I i ^^ ^'^ I U*^ ¦ Rugs an d Linoleums RUBBE RS n ' r^ r :.:::::::: :::™- ™::™ . ^ | W 100 - niccc Dccoratetl Dinner Sets rcfr. $20. @ $16.50 - H akors 1 C oco.i _ . 19c j=S M Full size Woohmp Wiuikew. rc K . $5.50 © $4.75 J s ir Smokod Urn l 0c .„, = If ' Full size Wou lt iap Hlnnket s rep;. $-1.25 (ft $3.50 Colonial Velvet Rugs 9x1.? reg. S29.50 @ $24.50 U. S „ Cuiu ' its. ' . ( . .o u il s enr , Goodrich and Ballban. f ' :,, * v C;m J' ^i- ' Ik 's 22c. , • K ?S g I S SS w wV s Co ™ M » M \ * ' $1 - a ® 05c i- ' o- i m«„. w.™,„ „,„ an,.™,. « „„„ , A r c ii c rS S '\\\\ l ' ™ c '*° ,!, °\ --~ ~l w c J sH l '<< nt- Aluminum Stcwpans (t f 15c Printed l i noleums, good quality 70c a yard Oal Hakes lb 3j/ i C Eg i Xo. 8 Vleavv Quality C ti ppev-boUo t u Wasli k u i ^ 27x5 4 Tapestry Rug $3.45 ¦ • \ *«' « * . \ - - v cr. ! * tyl c o» Rubbers , Rent Socks etc. l>J-lb Can Syrup & - ,,H S a -rc 'R. $2..i0 @ $2.00 . \ Columbia Macaroni _ . o„ ¦ . g g | ' S 1 awl f J . Coffee Ms , rce;. 70c < fl 55c ' 6x9 Brass Rug. reg. $5.50 @ S 4.S0 Spnjyhetli Sc ¦ » ' ( : M ¦§H No. 8 fircy TTOKcttl ^ ree. 95c ^ 7. - ic Can String Beans i n, , S .S S . Cotton Mattress , full size ( IW O • *«* » « 14 - o z . Cake Soa p > 2 - , 'S S Ucirular $6 .50 Bed Spviii R S (ft $5.50 o j £ f j' » 1 A Q A I I? is w . uke s oap 5c , .. „ . ., ,, gg ¦ m n ' S taps ® loc Sale of L adies and A . »j A l, .£, ¦ . .. v , or ?' ? e8 . - - 8c \ ' ¦- • ¦¦ • ' ' B ' 3 pnhn O ' wc Soap 7c per cnuc \ • -I' ost • loastics 8c- \\ ' ^ \ ' ' \H 1 ra a W p ff a* ,, Growing Girls Sho es ¦ Wi nter Goods Reduced S ^yi r \—¦;- ? ¦ - £ ' / ' ¦ \ ¦ ># S Good quality brooms size 6 33t • . . Can Corn \\' ------- - ;--;««9 ; f . ¦ .; ¦ . •.. , »'» ES i v l, rt ?\! n Scr \ i \ , -o L '4 « « r nJ nJlnr .1 ^ To close out broken lots at half the regular CI c a y up sale , oi Gloves , S w eaters , Wool Hose , Sardines \\\ ~~ \7~~ \ '~ J * ' ¦ . ' W M l% . 1 BS S aWS^ r S^ S© ^ ,,ice. Shoes , O xford, and Pumo, B,ac k an, dar k ' SSSr S' f : * • ' White Cnnsnml Saucers 1.39 a set ' ... . . . . . . , ., - - M«n » Vla nnd S W^ . Men s and .Boys ' Cups . Men s Gerbcr ' s CoiTee , ..„.. \ ¦ ¦¦ - '> ? c vV ¦• ^ ' : ' ' ^ S £ 2 , $1.00 Gillett e Ka w rs ® 79c tan. , All good styles nnd regular sizes. . .. Overcoats, F elt SUnpcr s at 25fi Piscount ' , . ,Uo od Quality Mixed ^IIZ IZ Z ' ^Z^ ' ' • \ '^ fi l lllll l ll l lllll llll l lll lll lllll l lil l l l ll l ll l l il lllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlll ' ' ' mi ' \ It '' / . ' ' , ' i » ' ) ^ h , ' ^^ ^ hU 'I A , ^ » . , ' ,» 4 \Swfl «l
